Riyadh in Arabic
Riyadh in Arabic is الرِّيَاض — Riyadh means the capital city of Saudi Arabia, and by extension a metonym for its government.
Riyadh in Arabic
الرِّيَاض
Pronounced: ar-riyāḍ
capital of Saudi Arabia
What does "Riyadh" mean?
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name The capital city of Saudi Arabia, and by extension a metonym for its government.
"The delegation flew to Riyadh for the summit."
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Riyadh in a sentence
- The delegation flew to Riyadh for the summit.
- U.S. President Donald Trump delighted his Saudi hosts in Riyadh on May 13, telling them America wouldn’t be giving “lectures on how to live” under his watch.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Riyadh" in Arabic?
"Riyadh" in Arabic is الرِّيَاض. Riyadh means: The capital city of Saudi Arabia, and by extension a metonym for its government.
How do you pronounce الرِّيَاض?
"Riyadh" in Arabic is الرِّيَاض, pronounced "ar-riyāḍ".
How do you use "Riyadh" in a sentence?
Example: "The delegation flew to Riyadh for the summit." In Arabic, "Riyadh" is الرِّيَاض.
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