أخد (akhad) — "to get, take, receive, obtain; pick up, grab" in Levantine Arabic
أخد
áxad
to get, take, receive, obtain; pick up, grab
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Conjugate أخد
Past, present, future and imperative, affirmative and negative.
أخد in a sentence
Every sentence below is taken from a story on Parallel Arabic, so you can see how the word behaves in real context rather than in isolation.
رانيا قررت بسرعة: "رح آخد تاكسي عادي، لو كلّفني ٢٠ ألف ليرة!"
Rania qarrarat bi sur'a: "Rah akhed taxi 'aadi, law kallafni 'ishreen alf leera!"
Rania decided quickly: "I will take a regular taxi, even if it costs me 20,000 Liras!"
مرحبا، كيفك؟ أنا بدي آخد طاولة لشخص واحد بس.
Marhaba, keefak? Ana biddi aakhod tawle la shakhs waahed bas.
Hello, how are you? I want to take a table for one person only.
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