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قَذارَة

filth /qaˈðaːra/

nounB1#2241 most common

Also: dirtiness, uncleanliness, squalor

Example sentences

القَذارَةُ في كُلِّ مَكان.
The filth is everywhere.
أَكرَهُ القَذارَةَ في البَيت.
I hate filth in the house.
تَنتَشِرُ القَذارَةُ في الشَّوارِعِ المُهمَلَة.
Filth spreads in the neglected streets.
لا يُمكِنُ للأَطفالِ اللَّعِبُ وَسطَ هذِهِ القَذارَة.
The children cannot play amid this filth.
شَكا السُّكّانُ مِن قَذارَةِ الحَيِّ وانتِشارِ الحَشَرات.
The residents complained about the neighborhood's filth and the spread of insects.
لَم تَكُنِ القَذارَةُ التي رَآها مُجَرَّدَ إهمالٍ، بَل نَتيجَةَ فَسادٍ إداريٍّ طَويل.
The filth he saw was not mere negligence, but the result of long administrative corruption.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeقَذارَةٌقَذارات
Genitiveقَذارَةٍقَذارات
Accusativeقَذارَةًقَذارات
Vocativeيا قَذارَةيا قَذارات

Word family

قَذِرdirty, filthy
قَذَّرَto soil, make dirty
قاذوراتrefuse, garbage, filth
قَذَرdirt, filth

Etymology

The word derives from the triliteral Arabic root ق-ذ-ر (q-dh-r), which carries the sense of being dirty or foul. It is the abstract noun (maṣdar) formed on the faʿāla pattern, denoting the quality of being filthy. The related adjective قَذِر means dirty.

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