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15:32 Sep 20, 2001 |
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5 +1 | أيمي |
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2 +1 | إِيمي - إِمي |
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أيمي Explanation: I hope that your system is correctly configured to display Arabic text. If not, please let us know so we can help. Fuad |
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إِيمي - إِمي Explanation: If the name is pronounced: (EY M IY) then it is: إيمي Other possible way of writing Amy: إِمي with diacritic under the first letter إِ (a slanting dash) the exact equivalent for the sound EY doesn’t exist in Arabic (I don’t recommend the second possibility, unless the name is pronounced: (E MIY) |
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