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    The Arabic word for the day is "Fatlah", which means thread. According to the document, Fatlah is a noun that refers to a thread. An example sentence provided uses Fatlah in a phrase that translates to "The thread is in the needle." The document is from a website called "Golden Arabic Pieces" that provides daily Arabic words.

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    The Arabic word for the day is "Fatlah", which means thread. According to the document, Fatlah is a noun that refers to a thread. An example sentence provided uses Fatlah in a phrase that translates to "The thread is in the needle." The document is from a website called "Golden Arabic Pieces" that provides daily Arabic words.

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    The Arabic word for the day is "Fatlah", which means thread. According to the document, Fatlah is a noun that refers to a thread. An example sentence provided uses Fatlah in a phrase that translates to "The thread is in the needle." The document is from a website called "Golden Arabic Pieces" that provides daily Arabic words.

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    An Arabic word a day () The word: ( Fatlah) Type: Noun. Meaning: Thread.

    d. Sentence:( al-fatlah fee al-ebrah) Meaning: The thread is in the needle.

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