regret in Arabic
regret in Arabic is نَدِمَ, تَأَسَّفَ, أَسَف — regret means to feel sorry about something that happened, or wish it had gone differently.
regret in Arabic
نَدِمَ
Pronounced: nadima
feel sorry about some past thing
تَأَسَّفَ
Pronounced: taʔassafa
feel sorry about some past thing
أَسَف
Pronounced: ʔasaf
instance of such an emotion
تَأَسُّف
Pronounced: taʔassuf
instance of such an emotion
What does "regret" mean?
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verb To feel sorry about something that happened, or wish it had gone differently.
"He deeply regretted saying those words in anger."
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noun A feeling of sadness or disappointment about something in the past.
"She looked back on her twenties with a mix of nostalgia and regret."
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noun A polite refusal, especially a note declining an invitation.
"Please send your regrets if you cannot attend the wedding."
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regret in a sentence
- He deeply regretted saying those words in anger.
- I regret not asking for her number when I had the chance.
- She looked back on her twenties with a mix of nostalgia and regret.
- He felt deep regret that he had never learned to play the piano.
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What is "regret" in Arabic?
"regret" in Arabic is نَدِمَ, تَأَسَّفَ, أَسَف. regret means: To feel sorry about something that happened, or wish it had gone differently.
How do you pronounce نَدِمَ?
"regret" in Arabic is نَدِمَ, pronounced "nadima".
How do you use "regret" in a sentence?
Example: "He deeply regretted saying those words in anger." In Arabic, "regret" is نَدِمَ, تَأَسَّفَ, أَسَف.
Are there other ways to say "regret" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 4 translations listed for "regret": نَدِمَ, تَأَسَّفَ, أَسَف, تَأَسُّف.
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