
Eagle
Two of the brightest summer stars are eagles in Arabic: Vega is "the swooping eagle", Altair "the flying eagle". Astronomers worldwide still use these names.
This is Noon. Tap the biscuit to hear it, then play Catch the letter below.
Noon (ن) is the 25th letter of the Arabic alphabet. On this page: how to say the Arabic letter Noon, its shapes in a word, words that start with Noon, 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.

Two of the brightest summer stars are eagles in Arabic: Vega is "the swooping eagle", Altair "the flying eagle". Astronomers worldwide still use these names.
Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits and hear its letters.
نورةNourathe white blossom: nawr and nawra mean blossom+ 1 more meaningSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos Encyclopedia
ندىNadathe dew that falls at night+ 1 more meaningSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos Encyclopedia
نغمNaghamthe ring of a word, a beautiful voice+ 1 more meaningSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos Encyclopedia
ناصرNasserthe helper who stands by the wronged+ 1 more meaningSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos EncyclopediaTap every Noon biscuit. Watch out for look-alikes!
Tap the Noon biscuit at the top of the page to hear it, then say it slowly together with your child.
Four: alone (ن), at the start of a word (نـ), in the middle (ـنـ) and at the end (ـن).
Noura, Nour, Nada, Nagham. Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits.
Naif, Nawaf, Nasser. Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits.