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مُؤَشِّر

indicator /muˈʔaʃ.ʃir/

nounB2#3896 most common

Also: index, cursor, gauge

Example sentences

هذا مُؤَشِّر الفأرة.
This is the mouse cursor.
ارتفع المُؤَشِّر اليوم.
The indicator rose today.
مُؤَشِّر البورصة انخفض بشكل كبير أمس.
The stock market index dropped sharply yesterday.
تشير المُؤَشِّرات الاقتصادية إلى نمو في القطاع الصناعي.
Economic indicators point to growth in the industrial sector.
يُعد ارتفاع معدل البطالة مُؤَشِّراً خطيراً على تراجع الاقتصاد.
The rise in the unemployment rate is a serious indicator of economic decline.
من الصعب تجاهل المُؤَشِّرات المتضاربة التي تعكسها البيانات الإحصائية الأخيرة حول أداء السوق.
It is hard to ignore the conflicting indicators reflected in the latest statistical data on market performance.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeمُؤَشِّرٌمُؤَشِّراتٌ
Genitiveمُؤَشِّرٍمُؤَشِّراتٍ
Accusativeمُؤَشِّراًمُؤَشِّراتٍ
Vocativeيا مُؤَشِّرُيا مُؤَشِّراتُ

Word family

أَشَّرَto mark, to indicate
إِشَارَةsignal, sign
تَأْشِيرَةvisa
مُؤَشِّراتindicators, indices (plural)

Etymology

مُؤَشِّر is the active participle of the Form II verb أَشَّرَ, meaning to mark, to signal, or to point to. Both come from the triliteral Semitic root ء-ش-ر (ʔ-sh-r), which carries the sense of marking or leaving a trace. The word entered wide use in modern Arabic to describe things that point to or register a value, such as an index or a cursor.

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