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نَشْرَة
bulletin /ˈnaʃ.ra/
nounB2#3881 most common
Also: newsletter, leaflet, forecast (as in نشرة جوية)
Example sentences
أَقرَأُ النَشْرَةَ كُلَّ يَومٍ.
I read the bulletin every day.
نَشْرَةُ الأَخبارِ تَبدَأُ الساعةَ السابِعةَ.
The news bulletin starts at seven o'clock.
استَمَعتُ إلى نَشْرَةِ الطَقسِ قَبلَ السَفَرِ.
I listened to the weather bulletin before traveling.
تُصدِرُ الشَرِكَةُ نَشْرَةً شَهرِيَّةً لِمُوَظَّفيها.
The company issues a monthly newsletter for its employees.
وَزَّعَتِ الحُكومَةُ نَشْرَةً تَحذيرِيَّةً بِشَأنِ العاصِفَةِ.
The government handed out a warning bulletin about the storm.
تَضَمَّنَتِ النَشْرَةُ الطِبِّيَّةُ المُرفَقَةُ بِالدَواءِ تَحذيراتٍ مِن الآثارِ الجانِبِيَّةِ.
The medical leaflet enclosed with the medication listed warnings about side effects.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | نَشْرَةٌ | نَشَراتٌ |
| Genitive | نَشْرَةٍ | نَشَراتٍ |
| Accusative | نَشْرَةً | نَشَراتٍ |
| Vocative | يا نَشْرَةُ | يا نَشَراتُ |
Word family
نَشَرَto spread, publish
ناشِرpublisher
مَنشورposter, flyer; published
انتِشارspread, proliferation
Etymology
نَشْرَة comes from the Arabic root ن-ش-ر (n-sh-r), which carries the sense of spreading, unfolding, or publishing. The word itself follows the فَعْلَة pattern, a form that turns a verb into a noun naming one instance or one output of that action. So نَشْرَة is literally the product of one act of "spreading": a sheet of information put out for people to read.
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