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العربية
مَلعَم، مَلاعِم — meaning in English: Blender
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مَلعَم، مَلاعِم
خَيْر
كَما يَحلو لَهُ
مِثال، أمثِلة/مُثُل
أُنثى، إناث
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informal
common
Usage
Native Arabic speakers commonly use the word مَلعَم، مَلاعِم when discussing kitchen appliances, especially in the context of preparing meals. For example, in a bustling household during dinner preparation, one might say, 'Can you pass me the مَلاعِم to make the smoothie?' It's often used informally among family and friends.
Synonyms & nuances
While مَلعَم specifically refers to a blender, the word خلاط (khalaat) can also mean mixer. However, مَلعَم is more commonly used for electric blenders, whereas خلاط may refer to both electric and manual mixers. Choosing مَلعَم emphasizes the appliance's blending function specifically.
Culture
The word مَلعَم is derived from the root letters indicating mixing or blending, which is fitting given its use in kitchens around the Arab world. Historically, blenders became popular in the 20th century, revolutionizing food preparation and enabling traditional dishes to be made quickly and easily, reflecting the fast-paced lifestyle of modern society.
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