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quarter in Kurdish

quarter in Kurdish is çarîk, herêm — quarter means one of four equal parts into which something is divided.

quarter in Kurdish

çarîk
noun
(historical) A measure of length; originally a fourth part of an ell, now chiefly a fourth part of a yard. [from 14th c.]
herêm
noun
A division or section of a town or city, especially having a particular character of its own, or associated with a particular group etc. [from 16th c.]

What does "quarter" mean?

  1. noun One of four equal parts into which something is divided.
    "Cut the apple into quarters."
  2. noun A three-month period of the calendar or financial year.
    "Profits rose sharply in the third quarter."
  3. noun A US or Canadian coin worth 25 cents.
    "He fed a quarter into the vending machine."
  4. noun A district or area of a town or city, often associated with a particular group.
    "They wandered through the old Latin Quarter of Paris."
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quarter in a sentence

  • Cut the apple into quarters.
  • She's paid a quarter of her salary in tax.
  • Profits rose sharply in the third quarter.
  • The company reports its earnings every quarter.

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What is "quarter" in Kurdish?

"quarter" in Kurdish is çarîk, herêm. quarter means: One of four equal parts into which something is divided.

How do you use "quarter" in a sentence?

Example: "Cut the apple into quarters." In Kurdish, "quarter" is çarîk, herêm.

Are there other ways to say "quarter" in Kurdish?

Yes — Kurdish has 2 translations listed for "quarter": çarîk, herêm.

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