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na +2 | أَخ |
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na +1 | akh or shaqeeq |
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na | Akh |
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أَخ Explanation: Pronounced: AKH (KH sounds like the German CH, as in "Buch"). If there is a need to emphasize descent from both parents, the term for "full brother" is SHAQEEQ: شَقيق Fuad Reference: http://dictionary.Ajeeb.com |
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6 hrs
9 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
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