bill

22:04 Jun 15, 2001
English to Arabic translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: bill
bill
jerry


Summary of answers provided
naPlease provide text
AhmedAMS
naBill (a male name): بيل
Raghad
naGo to http://dictionary.ajeeb.com or http://www.ectaco.com/online/index.php3?pagelang=23
Fuad Yahya


  

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1 hr
Please provide text


Explanation:
This word has a lot of Arabic meanings. The correct meaning depends on the text. Please provide text to be able to help.

AhmedAMS
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4 hrs
Bill (a male name): بيل


Explanation:
The word bill (verb or noun) has a lot of meanings. Could it be that you are asking about the name Bill?
Bill (a male name): بيل
Though it is hard to guess what you really want to know here are some suggestions:
Bill (the horny part of the mouth of some birds):
Minqaaron: منقار
Bill (written statement of charges for goods delivered or services rendered):
Faatooraton: فاتورة
Bill (to announce):
Yoo’lenu: يعلن
Bill (to enter in an accounting system):
Yoodkhilu: يدخل


Raghad
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9 hrs
Go to http://dictionary.ajeeb.com or http://www.ectaco.com/online/index.php3?pagelang=23


Explanation:
For Arabic translation suggestions of English words or English translation suggestions of Arabic words, you can go to the following online dictionaries:

http://dictionary.ajeeb.com

http://www.ectaco.com/online/diction.php3?refid=511&rfr_id=2...

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