Definition of al-Nakba in English:

al-Nakba

nounalˈnakbəælˈnɑkˌbɑ

The Palestinian term for the events of 1948, when many Palestinians were displaced by the creation of the new state of Israel.
Example sentencesExamples
- Independence Day for Israel is known as al-Nakba, or the "catastrophe," for Arabs.
- May 15, 1948 is the day of independence for the Jews, but the same day is al-Nakba, the catastrophe, for the Palestinians.
- He talked a great deal about al-Nakba (the "Catastrophe") and its devastating continual effect.
- This history includes al-Nakba("the Catastrophe") of 1948 and Israel's expansion in 1967.
- For Arabs generally, the war is al-Nakba - the catastrophe.

Origin

Arabic, literally 'the disaster'.

Definition of al-Nakba in US English:

al-Nakba

nounalˈnäkˌbäælˈnɑkˌbɑ

The Arabic term for the events of 1948, when many Palestinians were displaced from their homeland by the creation of the new state of Israel.
Example sentencesExamples
- This history includes al-Nakba("the Catastrophe") of 1948 and Israel's expansion in 1967.
- May 15, 1948 is the day of independence for the Jews, but the same day is al-Nakba, the catastrophe, for the Palestinians.
- Independence Day for Israel is known as al-Nakba, or the "catastrophe," for Arabs.
- He talked a great deal about al-Nakba (the "Catastrophe") and its devastating continual effect.
- For Arabs generally, the war is al-Nakba - the catastrophe.

Origin

Arabic, literally ‘the disaster’.

单词	al-Nakba
释义	Definition of al-Nakba in English: al-Nakba nounalˈnakbəælˈnɑkˌbɑ The Palestinian term for the events of 1948, when many Palestinians were displaced by the creation of the new state of Israel. Example sentencesExamples Independence Day for Israel is known as al-Nakba, or the "catastrophe," for Arabs. May 15, 1948 is the day of independence for the Jews, but the same day is al-Nakba, the catastrophe, for the Palestinians. He talked a great deal about al-Nakba (the "Catastrophe") and its devastating continual effect. This history includes al-Nakba("the Catastrophe") of 1948 and Israel's expansion in 1967. For Arabs generally, the war is al-Nakba - the catastrophe. Origin Arabic, literally 'the disaster'. Definition of al-Nakba in US English: al-Nakba nounalˈnäkˌbäælˈnɑkˌbɑ The Arabic term for the events of 1948, when many Palestinians were displaced from their homeland by the creation of the new state of Israel. Example sentencesExamples This history includes al-Nakba("the Catastrophe") of 1948 and Israel's expansion in 1967. May 15, 1948 is the day of independence for the Jews, but the same day is al-Nakba, the catastrophe, for the Palestinians. Independence Day for Israel is known as al-Nakba, or the "catastrophe," for Arabs. He talked a great deal about al-Nakba (the "Catastrophe") and its devastating continual effect. For Arabs generally, the war is al-Nakba - the catastrophe. Origin Arabic, literally ‘the disaster’.
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