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nun

/nʌn/

الترجمة: اسم له عدة معانٍ: امرأة تكرّست للرهبنة في دين ما؛ عوامة مخروطية الشكل تستخدم في الملاحة البحرية؛ أو الحرف الرابع عشر في الأبجدية العبرية.

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noun

/nʌn/B1formal
  • arاسم له عدة معانٍ: امرأة تكرّست للرهبنة في دين ما؛ عوامة مخروطية الشكل تستخدم في الملاحة البحرية؛ أو الحرف الرابع عشر في الأبجدية العبرية.

A noun with multiple meanings: a woman who has taken vows in a religious order; a buoy shaped like a cone used in maritime navigation; or the 14th letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

  1. Woman religiousA2formal

    A woman who has taken vows to live a religious life, typically in a convent, dedicated to prayer and service.

    arراهبة

    • The nun spent her days in prayer and helping the poor.
    • She decided to become a nun after years of spiritual reflection.
    • The convent housed over twenty nuns from different countries.

    المرادفاتabbessconventualprioressreligioussister

  2. Buoy resembling a coneC1formal

    A type of navigational buoy shaped like a cone, used to mark channels or hazards in water.

    arعوامة مخروطية

    • The sailor spotted a red nun buoy marking the edge of the channel.
    • Nun buoys are often paired with can buoys to indicate safe passage.
    • The chart showed a nun buoy near the shallow reef.

    المرادفاتconical buoy

  3. 14th letter of the Hebrew alphabetC1formal

    The fourteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, representing the sound 'n'.

    arنون

    • The letter nun is written as 'נ' in Hebrew script.
    • In Hebrew, the word 'nun' means 'fish' or 'offspring'.
    • The nun is one of the five letters that have a final form at the end of words.
الصيغ
  • nuns plural form
  • nuns' possessive plural form
  • nun's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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