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theater in Kurdish

theater in Kurdish is tiyatro, dik — theater means a building where plays, films, or other performances are staged for an audience.

theater in Kurdish

tiyatro
noun
(countable) A place or building, consisting of a stage and seating, in which an audience gathers to watch plays, musical performances, public ceremonies, and so on.
dik
noun
Drama or performance as a profession or art form.

What does "theater" mean?

  1. noun A building where plays, films, or other performances are staged for an audience.
    "We got tickets to see a musical at the theater downtown."
  2. noun Drama or performance as an art form.
    "She studied theater in college."
  3. noun A specific region or area where major events, especially military operations, take place.
    "The Pacific was a major theater of operations in World War II."
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theater in a sentence

  • We got tickets to see a musical at the theater downtown.
  • The old theater was renovated with new seating and lighting.
  • She studied theater in college.
  • The Pacific was a major theater of operations in World War II.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "theater" in Kurdish?

"theater" in Kurdish is tiyatro, dik. theater means: A building where plays, films, or other performances are staged for an audience.

How do you use "theater" in a sentence?

Example: "We got tickets to see a musical at the theater downtown." In Kurdish, "theater" is tiyatro, dik.

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

Yes — Kurdish has 2 translations listed for "theater": tiyatro, dik.

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