ikhwan
- noun
- /ɪkˈwɑːn/
- He always felt supported by his ikhwan in times of difficulty.
Examples
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During the festival, the ikhwan gathered to celebrate and share a meal together.
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The members of the club referred to each other as ikhwan to show their close bond.
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My ikhwan and I grew up together.
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The ikhwan share a deep bond of friendship.
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The members of the club referred to each other as ikhwan to show their close bond.
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During the festival, the ikhwan gathered to celebrate and share a meal together.
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He always felt supported by his ikhwan in times of difficulty.
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Etymology
Ikhwan comes from the Arabic word akh meaning 'brother', so it first meant a group of brothers or close male companions. That's why people use ikhwan to talk about friends or comrades who support each other.