This is Qaaf. Tap the biscuit to hear it, then play Catch the letter below.
Qaaf (ق) is the 21st letter of the Arabic alphabet. On this page: how to say the Arabic letter Qaaf, its shapes in a word, words that start with Qaaf, 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 coffee is on UNESCO's heritage list for Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman and Qatar: it is served with the right hand, and elders and guests are served first. The word even reached Belgium: Flemish koffie began as qahwa.
Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits and hear its letters.
قمرQamarthe moon in the sky; a moonlit night is called qamraa, a night full of lightSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos EncyclopediaقصيQusaifar away, the distant one+ 2 more meaningsSource: Lisan al-Arab · Sultan Qaboos EncyclopediaTap every Qaaf biscuit. Watch out for look-alikes!
Tap the Qaaf biscuit at the top of the page to hear it, then say it slowly together with your child.
Four: alone (ق), at the start of a word (قـ), in the middle (ـقـ) and at the end (ـق).
Qamar. Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits.
Qusai. Tap a name to see it in letter biscuits.
