How Do You Say Upholsterer in Arabic? Munajjid (منجّد) Explained
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How Do You Say “Upholsterer” in Arabic?
Quick answer: An upholsterer is منجّد (munajjid), pronounced mu-NAJ-jid. Upholstery is تنجيد (tanjīd), and a female upholsterer is منجّدة (munajjida).
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How Do You Pronounce Munajjid?
Say mu-NAJ-jid, with the doubled j held slightly longer.
Where Does the Word Munajjid Come From?
It comes from the root ن-ج-د. The mu- at the start marks “the person who does the action,” the same as in muzāriʿ (farmer). → [Meet Aisha the Olive Grower]
How Do You Say “Faris Is an Upholsterer” in Arabic?
فارس منجّد (Fāris munajjid).
FAQ
- What is the Arabic word for sofa? أريكة (arīka).
- What is the Arabic word for cushion? وسادة (wisāda).
- What is the Arabic word for fabric? قماش (qumāsh).
- Is munajjid the same as munajjim? No. Munajjim (منجّم) is an astrologer. → [Meet Noura the Astronomer]
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