
Rain when it is needed
Arabic has a special word for rain that comes after drought, exactly when the land needs it: ghayth.
This is Ghain. Tap the biscuit to hear it, then play Catch the letter below.
Ghain (غ) is the 19th letter of the Arabic alphabet. On this page: how to say the Arabic letter Ghain, its shapes in a word, words that start with Ghain, and girls' and boys' names that start with it.
A letter changes shape with its place in the word.
Three words every child knows. Tap a word to hear it.

Arabic has a special word for rain that comes after drought, exactly when the land needs it: ghayth.
Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits and hear its letters.
غادةGhadaa graceful, gentle young woman+ 1 more meaningSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos Encyclopedia
غلاGhalafrom ghala, the opposite of cheap, whose first sense is rising high: the precious oneSource: Lisan al-Arab
غيثGhaithrain, and the green that grows from itSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos EncyclopediaTap every Ghain biscuit. Watch out for look-alikes!
Tap the Ghain biscuit at the top of the page to hear it, then say it slowly together with your child.
Four: alone (غ), at the start of a word (غـ), in the middle (ـغـ) and at the end (ـغ).
Ghada, Ghala. Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits.
Ghaith. Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits.