you may pronounce it in the wrong way
but this word could be
Alaam : which means Pain written as : ألم
and also you can say Alaan in non-formal Arabic language which in this case means a pen. written as : قلم
the word also cloud be Helm : which means Dream written as : ØÙ„Ù…
so choose the best one that fits your idea :)
Ilm is the Arabic word for Knowledge, so to the answer a man of Ilm is a man of knowledge in Islam. Muslims may ask Allah for knowledge (Ilm) regarding any matters in their prayers "Rabbi zidni Ilm."
Kind of, it means someone that understands everything. The word 'Faahim' means 'understood'. Knowledge is translated is 'Ilm'. But sometimes as a joke if someone is callem Faheem, because it means he has understood everything then you can joke and say that means he is knowlegable. Hope this helps :-) Kind of, it means someone that understands everything. The word 'Faahim' means 'understood'. Knowledge is translated is 'Ilm'. But sometimes as a joke if someone is callem Faheem, because it means he has understood everything then you can joke and say that means he is knowlegable. Hope this helps :-)It means to love and to be strong.
sarf is what is known as morphology in english which mainly focuses on verbs and the changes in a verb according to the tense, person, gender etc. whereas nahw is syntax, which focuses more on nouns and adjectives and analyses words indiviually according to grammer.
Inga Ilm's birth name is Ilm, Inga Valeryevna.
The population of Ilm-Kreis is 115,029.
ILM stands for Information Liberation Movement in under sense of Library and for more information about ILM visit http://www.novellogicsuk.com/
i am arabic so i know what it means. it means music and to say music in arabic means muzica
Ilm-ud-din died in 1929.
Ilm-ud-din was born in 1908.
The area of Ilm-Kreis is 843 square kilometers.
AHLAM in Arabic means "dreams".
The Arabic word for "sick" is Marid (مريض). Marid backwards would be Dirm (ضيرم) which is absolutely meaningless. Perhaps what you were looking for is the Arabic word for "pain" which is 'Ilm (ألم). 'Ilm backwards is Mala' which means "full" (ملء). This goes to the idea that a pain or lacking is the absence of fullness.