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    The Arabic word for the day was "Faraza" which means "sorted". The word was used in the sentence "The employee sorted the papers" to demonstrate its meaning as a verb used when something is organized or classified into groups. The source provided an Arabic language learning website that shares a new word each day.

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    The Arabic word for the day was "Faraza" which means "sorted". The word was used in the sentence "The employee sorted the papers" to demonstrate its meaning as a verb used when something is organized or classified into groups. The source provided an Arabic language learning website that shares a new word each day.

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    The Arabic word for the day was "Faraza" which means "sorted". The word was used in the sentence "The employee sorted the papers" to demonstrate its meaning as a verb used when something is organized or classified into groups. The source provided an Arabic language learning website that shares a new word each day.

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    An Arabic word a day () The word: ( Faraza) Type: Verb. Meaning: Sorted.

    d. Sentence: ( Faraza al-muwathaf al-waraq) Meaning: The employee sorted the papers.

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