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العربية
دَرَج — meaning in English: Staircase
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أمين/كاتِب السِّرّ
اِندَرَجَ
ساعة ات
دَرَج
رُكْن, أركان
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neutral
common
Usage
Native Arabic speakers commonly use the word دَرَج when discussing architecture, home design, or any setting involving levels or floors. For instance, you might hear a homeowner say, 'The دَرَج to the second floor is beautifully crafted,' during a house tour.
Synonyms & nuances
While دَرَج specifically means 'staircase,' another word, سُلَّم (sullam), can also refer to stairs but is often used for ladders or more temporary structures. Use دَرَج when referring to a fixed or architectural staircase.
Culture
The word دَرَج not only refers to a physical staircase but also carries historical significance in Arabic architecture, reflecting the intricate designs found in traditional homes and public buildings. In many Middle Eastern cities, دَرَج serve as focal points in homes, often adorned with beautiful tiles and carvings that tell a story of craftsmanship and culture.
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