Spanish - Arabic Dictionary
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Y is a conjunction meaning 'and' in Arabic و. It connects words, phrases, and sentences to show addition or chronological sequence.
| # | Type | Spanish | Arabic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | conjunction | y used to connect two similar words, phrases, et cetera | و |
| 2 | interjection | y reply of indifference | ثم ماذا |
| 3 | conjunction | y used to string together sentences or sentence fragments in chronological order | و |
Tengo pan y queso.
أملك خبزاً وجبناً.
Fui a la tienda, compré leche y volví a casa.
ذهبت إلى المتجر، اشتريت حليباً وعدت إلى البيت.
¿Y qué pasó después?
ثم ماذا حدث بعد ذلك؟
Y is one of the most frequent words in Spanish. Before words beginning with i- or hi-, it changes to e (e.g., 'padres e hijos' not 'padres y hijos'). It primarily links items or events; use commas or other conjunctions for more complex logical relationships.
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