Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

g ?

Arabic translation:

غرام OR غ

Added to glossary by Hani Hassaan
Mar 20, 2013 09:08
11 yrs ago
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English term

g ?

English to Arabic Tech/Engineering Electronics / Elect Eng
which is the Arabic of "10g"
ج 10 or 10 غرام ?

g(Gram)
kg(Kilogram)
Change log

Mar 25, 2013 11:56: Hani Hassaan Created KOG entry

Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:

Non-PRO (2): Lamis Maalouf, Abdallah Ali

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Discussion

Sadek_A Mar 20, 2013:
Dear fellow linguists contributing to KudoZ Thanks for all your contributions. It's indeed a praised effort.

However, in order to avoid any hard feelings amongst us, please make sure to:

- Come up with more accurate, relevant or comprehensive suggestions and/or references other than those already posted.
- Refrain from suggesting stuff that might seem repeated or copied.

This will - hopefully - help further enrich KudoZ and highlight our best endeavors.

Thank you all.
Hani Hassaan Mar 20, 2013:
hi malika,
I mentioned the details for each term, sorry i did not notice your reference link
Malika El khadhri Mar 20, 2013:
@ Hani;
Really, there's no difference between your answer and mine, even you mention the same reference!

Proposed translations

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27 mins
Selected

غرام OR غ

غرام OR غ for audience in Gluf area such as KSA, UAE, Kuwaita nd most common used.

g= غ
Gram = غرام
kg = كغم
Kilogram = كيلوغرام
Peer comment(s):

agree Noura Tawil : 100% true
42 mins
شكرا جزيلا نورا
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+1
5 mins

جرام

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Peer comment(s):

agree Lamis Maalouf : Yes if the target is Egypt, غرام if not. As simple as that :)
8 hrs
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8 mins
20 mins

جم/جرام/غم/غرام

Any of them is correct. You pick one according to your own preference and targeted market.

As for kilogram, it's كجم/كغم/كيلوجرام/كيلوغرام.
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