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وَفْر

abundance /ˈwafr/

nounB2#4186 most common

Also: surplus, wealth, savings

Example sentences

عندي وَفْرٌ من الطعام.
I have an abundance of food.
يملك وَفْرًا كبيرًا من المال.
He owns a large fortune in money.
حقق المصنع وَفْرًا في الإنتاج هذا العام.
The factory achieved a surplus in production this year.
ساعده وَفْرُ المال على شراء بيت جديد.
The abundance of money helped him buy a new house.
يسعى التاجر إلى وَفْرٍ في الأرباح كل موسم.
The merchant seeks a surplus in profits every season.
تحدث الخبير الاقتصادي عن أهمية الوَفْر المالي في تعزيز استقرار الأسرة.
The economist spoke about the importance of financial surplus in strengthening a family's stability.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeوَفْرٌوُفُورٌ
Genitiveوَفْرٍوُفُورٍ
Accusativeوَفْرًاوُفُورًا
Vocativeيا وَفْرُيا وُفُورُ

Word family

وَفَّرَto save, economize, provide in abundance
تَوْفِيرsaving, economizing
وَافِرabundant, ample
وَفْرَةabundance, plenty
مُوَفَّرavailable, saved, discounted

Etymology

وَفْر comes from the Arabic triliteral root و-ف-ر (w-f-r), which carries the core sense of being plentiful or ample. The word is the masdar, or verbal noun, of the verb وَفَرَ, meaning to be abundant or to increase. This is a native Semitic root, not an Indo-European one, so it has no PIE ancestor.

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