sign in Arabic
sign in Arabic is إِشَارَة, عَلَامَة, وَقَّعَ — sign means a visible indication that something exists, is happening, or is about to happen.
sign in Arabic
إِشَارَة
Pronounced: ʔišāra
a fact that shows that something exists or may happen
عَلَامَة
Pronounced: ʕalāma
a fact that shows that something exists or may happen
وَقَّعَ
Pronounced: waqqaʕa
to make (a document) official by writing one's signature
أَمْضَى
Pronounced: ʔamḍā
to make (a document) official by writing one's signature
What does "sign" mean?
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noun A visible indication that something exists, is happening, or is about to happen.
"Dark clouds are a sign that rain is coming."
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noun A board, notice, or symbol displaying information, directions, or a warning.
"The sign at the entrance said the shop was closed."
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verb To write one's name on a document to show agreement, authorship, or identity.
"Please sign the contract on the last page."
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verb To communicate using gestures, especially in sign language.
"She signed a quick "thank you" to the interpreter."
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sign in a sentence
- Dark clouds are a sign that rain is coming.
- A fever can be a sign of infection.
- The sign at the entrance said the shop was closed.
- Please sign the contract on the last page.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "sign" in Arabic?
"sign" in Arabic is إِشَارَة, عَلَامَة, وَقَّعَ. sign means: A visible indication that something exists, is happening, or is about to happen.
How do you pronounce إِشَارَة?
"sign" in Arabic is إِشَارَة, pronounced "ʔišāra".
How do you use "sign" in a sentence?
Example: "Dark clouds are a sign that rain is coming." In Arabic, "sign" is إِشَارَة, عَلَامَة, وَقَّعَ.
Are there other ways to say "sign" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 4 translations listed for "sign": إِشَارَة, عَلَامَة, وَقَّعَ, أَمْضَى.
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