what do numbers such as "2,7,3,5" mean in arabic??i mean when u write sth with latin alphabet?

Question

i mean such as in 3aleek,wa7ashteny,el2amar etc

Answer 1

look
2 (ء) hamza (a'a)
3 (ع) ein (a)
5 (خ) kha (kh)
6 (ط) ta'a (t)
7 (ح) ha'a (h)
9 (ص) saad (s)
7' (خ) kha (kh) alt.
3' (غ) gheen (gh)
9' (ض) daad (d)

Hope it helps

Answer 2

Numbers In Arabic

Answer 3

Arabic Symbols And Meanings

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Some people, when transliterating from Arabic script to Latin script, use numbers to replace Arabic letters that have no simple equivalent in the Latin alphabet.

For example, ح = 7

You can find a list at:
http://www4.ncsu.edu/~yahussai/A_E/

Answer 6

They are using them to represent CONSONANTS in Arabic that don't have any really adequate symbol on the usual computer keyboard, like the hamzah, 'ain, etc.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

I don't really understand the question. One of the more interesting surprises I encountered during my five years in Arabia was to learn that the Arabs don't use Arabic numerals; the numerals used there are of Hindi origin. Another oddity is that numbers are written from left to right (as in English), even though Arabic text is written the other way. (This is a nightmare for programmers trying to deal with Arabic CRT screens.) As in English, Arabic numbers have names; if I remember correctly, "first second and third" translates to "al-awal, al-thani, wa al-thalatha."