English	Standard Arabic	Transliteration
Residence	سكن
Residence office	مكتب الإقامة
Number	رقم
floor (building level)	طابق (ج) طوابق	Taabiq (pl.) Tawaabiq	دور (ج) ادوار	door (pl.) adwaar
courtyard, large open area	باحة	baaHa	حوش (ج) أحواش	Hooš (pl.) aHwaaš
gate	بوّابة (ج) بوّابات	bawwaaba (pl.) bawwaabaat	''	''
door	باب (ج) أبواب	baab (pl.) abwaab	''	''
doorknob/handle	مقبض الباب	miqbaD al-baab	أكرة الباب	okret il-baab
key	مفتاح (ج) مفاتيح	miftaaH (pl.) mafaatiiH	''	muftaaH (pl.) mafatiiH
wall (of a room)	جدار (ج) جدر	jidaar (pl.) judur	جدار (ج) جدران	gidaar (pl.) gudraan
			حيطة (ج) حيطان	HeiTa (pl.) HiTaan
ceiling	سقف (ج) سقوف	saqf (pl.) suquuf	''	sa'f (pl.) su'uuf
floor	أرضية (ج) أرضيات	arDiyya (pl.) arDiyyaat	''	''
roof	سطح (ج) سطوح	saTH (pl.) suTuuH	''	''
electricity	كهرباء	kahrabaa'	''	kahraba
pipe	ماسورة (ج) مواسير	maasuura (pl.) mawaasiir	''	masuura (pl.) mawasiir
valve	محبس	miHbas	''	maHbas
electrical outlet	مخرج كهرباء	maxraj kahrabaa'	فيشة (ج) فيشات	fiiša (pl.) fiišaat
electrical plug	قابس	qaabis	كبس (ج) اكباس	kobs (pl.) ikbaas
cord, wire	سلك (ج) أسلاك	silk (pl.) aslaak	''	''
elevator	مصعد	miS3ad	اصنصير (ج) اصنصيرات	aSanSeir (pl.) aSanSeiraat
stairs	سلالم	salaalim	''	''
balcony	شرفة (ج) شرف	šurfa (pl.) šuraf	بلكونة (ج) بلكونات	balkoona (pl.) balkoonaat
neighbor	جار (ج) جيران	jaar (pl.) jiiraan	''	gaar (pl.) giiraan
vacant	فارغ	faariġ	فاضي	faaDi
furnished	مفروش	mafruuš	''	''

room	غرفة (ج) غرف	ġurfa (pl.) ġuraf	أوضة (ج) أوض	ooDa (pl.) owaD
	حجرة (ج) حجرات	Hujra (pl.) Hujaraat
hall(way), corridor	ممرّ (ج) ممرّات	mamarr (pl.) mamarraat	طرقة (ج) طرق	Tor'a (pl.) Tora'
living room	غرفة جلوس	ġurfat juluus	صلون (ج) صلونات	Saloon (pl.) Saloonaat
furniture	أثاث	ataat	أساس	asaas
	مفروشات	mafruušaat	عفش	3afš
			موبيليا	mobilya
upholstery	تنجيد	tanjiid	''	tangiid
chair	كرسي (ج) كراسي	kursi (pl.) karaasi	''	''
armchair			فتيّ (ج) فتيّات	foteyy (pl.) foteyyaat
sofa	اريكة (ج) ارائك	ariika (pl.) araa'ik	كنبة (ج) كنبات	kanaba (pl.) kanabaat
table	طاولة (ج) طاولات	Taawula (pl.) Taawulaat	طربيزة (ج) طربيزات	Tarabeiza (pl.) Tarabeizaat
window	شبّاك (ج) شبابيك	šubbaak (pl.) šabaabiik	''	šibbaak (pl.) šababiik
	نافذة (ج) نوافذ	naafida (pl.) nawaafid
curtain/blinds	ستارة (ج) ستائر	sitaara (pl.) sataa'ir	ستارة (ج) ستاير	sitaara (pl.) sataayir
television	تلفزيون (ج) تلفزيونات	televizyoon (pl.) televizyoonaat	''	''
remote control	حاكم عن بعد	Haakim 3an bo3d	ريموت (كونترول)	riimoot (kontrol)
telephone	تلفون (ج) تلفونات	tilifoon (pl.) tilifoonaat	''	''
	هاتف (ج) هواتف	haatif (pl.) hawaatif
lamp	مصباح (ج) مصابيح	miSbaaH (pl.) maSaabiiH	ابجورة (ج) ابجورات	abažoora (pl.) abažooraat
light	نور (ج) انوار	nuur (pl.) anwaar	''	''
candle	شمعة (ج) شمعات	šam3a (pl.) šam3aat	''	''
chandelier	ثرية (ج) ثريات	turayya (pl.) turayyaat	نجفة (ج) نجفات	nagafa (pl.) nagafaat
carpet, rug	سجّادة (ج) سجّاد	sajjaada (pl.) sajjaad	سجّادة (ج) سججيد	siggaada (pl.) sagagiid
carpet (wall-to-wall)			موكيت	moket
tile (on the floor)			بلاط	balaaT
tile (on the wall or ceiling)			قيشاني	'išaani
fan	مروحة (ج) مراوح	mirwaHa (pl.) maraawiH	''	marwaHa (pl.) maraawiH
airconditioner	جهاز تكييف الهواء	jahaaz takyiif al-hawaa'	تكييف	takyiif
heater			دفّاية (ج) دفّايات	daffaaya (pl.) daffaayaat
ashtray	مطفأة السجائر	muTfa'at as-sigaa'ir	طفاية (ج) طفايات	Taffaaya (pl.) Taffayyaat
			طقطوقة (ج) طقاطيق	Ta'Tuu'a (pl.) Ta'aTii'
cigarette lighter	قداحة	qaddaaHa	ولاعة	wallaa3a
broom	مقشّة (ج) مقشّات	miqašša (pl.) miqaššaat	''	mi'ašša (pl.) mi'aššaat
	مكنسة (ج) مكانس	miknasa (pl.) miknasaat	''	maknasa (pl.) makaanis
mop	ممسحة (ج) مماسح	mimsaHa (pl.) mamaasiH	مكنسة (ج) مكانس	maknasa (pl.) makaanis
sponge	سفنج	safanj	سفنجة (ج) سفنجات	sifinga (pl.) sifingaat
clothes pin	مشبك (ج) بشابيك	mišbak (pl.) mašaabiik	''	mašbak (pl.) mašaabik
clothes drying rack			منشفة (ج) مناشف	manšafa (pl.) manaašif
scissors	مقصّ (ج) مقاصّ	miqaSS (pl.) maqaaSS	مقصّ (ج) مقصّات	ma'aSS (pl.) ma'aSSaat

bedroom	غرفة نوم	ġurfat noom	أوضة نوم	ooDit noom
bed	سرير (ج) سرائر	sariir (pl.) saraa'ir	سرير (ج) سراير	siriir (pl.) saraayir
mattress	مرتبة (ج) مراتب	martaba (pl.) maraatib	''	''
bedsheet	ملائة (ج) ملائات	milaa'a (pl.) milaa'iaat	ملاية (ج) ملايات	milaaya (pl.) milaayaat
blanket	بطّانية (ج) بطاطين	baTTaniyya (pl.) baTaaTiin	''	''
quilt	لحاف (ج) لحف	liHaaf (pl.) luHuf	لحاف (ج) لحفة	liHaaf (pl.) liHifa
pillow	مخدّة (ج) مخادّ	mixadda (pl.) maxaadd	مخدّة (ج) مخدّات	mixadda (pl.) mixaddaat
(alarm) clock	ساعة (تنبيه)	saa3a (saa3at tanbiih)	ساعة (منبه)	saa3a (minabbeh)
closet, wardrobe	خزانة (ج) خزائن ملابس	xizaana (pl.) xazaa’in milaabis	دولاب (ج) دواليب هدوم	dulaab (pl.) dawaliib huduum
closet	دولاب (ج) دواليب	duulaab (pl.) dawaaliib	''	''
clothes hanger	علاقة (ج) علاقات ثياب	3allaaqa (pl.) 3allaaqaat tiyaab	شمّاعة (ج) شمّاعات	šammaa3a (pl.) šammaa3aat
mirror	مرآة (ج) مرايا	miraah (pl.) miraaya	مرايا (ج) مرايات	miraaya (pl.) miraayaat
desk	مكتب (ج) مكاتب	maktab (pl.) makaatib	''	''
drawer	درج (ج) أدراج	durj (pl.) adraaj	''	durg (pl.) adraag
shelf	رفّ (ج) رفوف	raff (pl.) rufuuf	''	''
nightstand			كمدينو (ج) كمدينوهات	kumudiinu (pl.) kumudiinuhaat
dresser	تسريحة (ج) تسريحات	tasriiHa (pl.) tasriiHaat	''	''
			تولتّ (ج) تولتّات	tuwalett (pl.) tuwalettaat
nightlight			لمبة سهّاري	lamba sahhaari
comb	مشط (ج) امشاط	mušT (pl.) amšaaT	''	mišT (pl.) amšaaT
brush	فرشاة	furšaah	فرشة (ج) فرش	furša (pl.) furaš

bathroom	حمّام (ج) حمّامات	Hammaam (pl.) Hammaamaat	''	''
	مرحاض (ج) مراحيض	mirHaaD (pl.) maraaHiiD	دورة ميّة	doorit il-mayya
bathtub	حوض (ج) احواض الاستحمام	HooD (pl.) aHwaaD al-istiHmaam	بانيو (ج) بانيوهات	banyu (pl.) banyuhaat
shower	دوش (ج) دوشات	duuš (pl.) duušaat	دش (ج) دشاش	duš (pl.) dišaash
toilet	دورة مياة	doorat al-miyaah	مرحاض (ج) مرحيض	mirHaaD (pl.) maraHiid
			كبنيه (ج) كبنيهات	kabineih (pl.) kabineihaat
toilet paper	مرق تواليت	waraq tuwalitt	''	wara' tuwalitt
sink	مغسلة (ج) مغاسل	maġsala (pl.) maġaasil	حوض (ج) احواض	HooD (pl.) aHwaaD
faucet, tap	صنبور (ج) صنابير	Sunbuur (pl.) Sanaabiir	حنفية (ج) حنفيات	Hanafiyya (pl.) Hanafiyyaat
mat	ممسحة (ج) مماسح الاقدام	mimsaHa (pl.) mamaasiH al-aqdaam	حصيرة (ج) حصر	HaSiira (pl.) HuSr
towel	منشفة (ج) مناشف	minšafa (pl.) manaašif	فوطة (ج) فوط	fuuTa (pl.) fuwaT
(larger) towel	بشكير (ج) بشاكير	baškiir (pl.) bašaakiir	''	''
soap	صابون (ج) صابونات	Sabuun(a) (pl.) Sabuunaat	''	''
shampoo	شامبو	šaambuu	''	''
sponge	لوفة	luufa	''	''
toothbrush	فرشاة اسنان	furšaat asnaan	فرشة السنان	furšit is-sinaan
toothpaste	معجون اسنان	ma3juun asnaan	معجون السنان	ma3guun is-sinaan
razor	شفرة (ج) شفرات حلاقة	šafra (pl.) šafaraat Hilaaqa	موس (ج) أمواس الحلاقة	muus (pl.) amwaas il-Hilaa'a
shaving cream	صابون حلاقة	Sabuun Hilaaqa	''	Sabuun Hilaa'a
hairdryer	مجفف الشعر	mujaffif aš-ša3r	سشوار	sešwaar
washing machine	غسّالة (ج) غسّالات	ġassaala (pl.) ġassaalaat	''	''
drier	جهاز التنشيف	jahaaz at-tanšiif	''	gahaaz tanšiif
iron	مكواة (ج) مكاوٍ	mikwaah (pl.) makaawin	مكوى (ج) مكاوي	makwa (pl.) makaawi

makeup	ماكياج	maakiyaaž	''	makyaaž
foundation	كريم الأساس	kriim al-asaas	''	kriim asaas
powder	بودرة	buudra	''	''
blush	أحمر الخدود	aHmar al-xuduud	بودرة	boodra
lipstick	أحمر الشفاة	aHmar aš-šifaah	روج	ruuž
eyeshadow	ظلّ	Zill	كحل	kuHl
	ظلال العيون	Zilaal al-3uyuun	شادو	šaadow
eyeliner	زيت الخروع	zeit al-xirwa3	كحل	kuHl

dining room	غرفة طعام	ġurfat Ta3aam	أوضة سفرة	ooDit sufra
			أوضة أكل	ooDit akl
dining table	مائدة	maa'ida	سفرة	sufra
tablecloth	غطاء الطاولة	ġiTaa' aT-Taawula	مفرش الطربيزة	mafraš iT-Tarabeiza
dish	طبق (ج) أطباق	Tabaq (pl.) aTbaaq	''	Taba' (pl.) aTbaa'
	صحن (ج) صحون	SaHn (pl.) SuHuun	''	''
saucer	صحن الكوب	SaHn al-kuub	طبق فنجال	Taba' fingaal
bowl	زبدية (ج) زبادي	zabdiya (pl.) zabaadiy	سلطنية (ج) سلطنيات \| سلاطين	sulTaniyya (pl.) sulTaniyyaat \| salaTiin
fork	شوكة (ج) شوك	šooka (pl.) šuwak	''	''
spoon	ملعقة (ج) ملاعق	mil3aqa (pl.) malaa3iq	معلقة (ج) معالق	ma3la'a (pl.) ma3aali'
knife	سكّين (ج) سكاكين	sikkiin (pl.) sakaakiin	سكّينة (ج) سكاكين	sikkiina (pl.) sakakiin
cup, glass	كوب (ج) اكواب	kuub (pl.) akwaab	كبّاية (ج) كبّايات	kubbaaya (pl.) kubbayaat
coffee cup	فنجان (ج) فناجين	finjaan (pl.) fanaajiin	فنجال (ج) فناجيل	fingaal (pl.) fanagiil
straw	شفّاطة (ج) شفّاطاتّ	šaffaaTa (pl.) šaffaaTaat	شاليموه	šalimooh
jug	إبريق (ج) اباريق	ibriiq (pl.) abaariiq	أبريق الميّة	abrii' il-mayya
bottle	زجاجة (ج) زجاجات	zujaaja (pl.) zujaajaat	قزازة (ج) قزايز	'izaaza (pl.) 'azaayiz
can	علبة (ج) علب	3ulba (pl.) 3ulab	''	3elba (pl.) 3elab
(paper) napkin	منديل (ج) مناديل ورق	mandiil (pl.) manaadiil waraq	كلينكس	kliinex
toothpick	عود أسنان	3uud asnaan	سلكّة سنان	salekkit sinaan
	مسواك (ج) مساويك	miswaak (pl.) masaawiik	خلّة	xilla

kitchen	مطبخ (ج) مطابخ	maTbax (pl.) maTaabix	''	''
dishwasher	غسّالة صحون	ġassaalat SuHuun	''	''
			غسّالة مواعين	ġassaalit mawa3iin
fridge	ثلاجة (ج) ثلاجات	tallaaja (pl.) tallaajaat	تلاجة (ج) تلاجات	tallaaga (pl.) tallaagaat
oven	فرن (ج) افران	furn (pl.) afraan	''	''
stove	موقد (ج) مواقد	mawqid (pl.) mawaaqid	بتجاز (ج) بتجازات	butagaaz (pl.) butagaazaat
flame (used in Egypt to refer to stove burners)	شعلة (ج) شعلات	šu3la (pl.) šu3alaat	''	''
to leak	سرب - يسرب (سرب)	sariba - yasrabu (sarab)	سرّب - سرّب (تسريب)	sarrab - yisarrab (tasriib)
matches	ثقاب	tiqaab	كبريت	kabriit
pot	قدرة (ج) قدور	qidra (pl.) quduur	حلّة (ج) حلل	Halla (pl.) Hilal
frying pan	قلاية	qallaaya	''	'allaaya
	مقلى \| مقلاة (ج) مقال	miqlan/miqlaah (pl.) maqaalin	طاسة (ج) طاسات (تحمير)	Taasa (pl.) Tasaat (Taasit taHmiir)
baking dish	صحن الخبز	SaHn al-xabz	صنية (ج) صواني	Sanniyya (pl.) Sawaani
mixer/blender	خلاط (ج) خلاطات	xallaaT (pl.) xallaaTaat	''	''
strainer	مصفاة (ج) مصاف	miSfaah (pl.) maSaafin	مصفى (ج) مصافي	maSfa (pl.) maSaafi

tool	أداة (ج) أدوات	adaah (pl.) adawaat	''	''
hammer	مطرقة (ج) مطارق	miTraqa (pl.) maTaariq	شاكوش (ج) شواكيش	šakuuš (pl.) šawakiiš
			قدوم (ج) قواديم	'aduum (pl.) 'awadiim
nail	مسمار (ج) مسامير	mismaar (pl.) masaamiir	''	musmaar (pl.) masamiir
screw	برغي (ج) براغي	burġi (pl.) baraaġi	مسمار قلاووظ	musmaar 'alawooZ
pliers	زردية	zaradiyya	كمّاشة (ج) كمّاشات	kammaaša (pl.) kammaašaat
screwdriver	مفك (ج) مفكات	mifakk (pl.) mifakkaat	''	''
spanner, wrench	مفتاح (ج) مفاتيح	miftaaH (pl.) mafaatiiH	''	muftaaH (pl.) mafatiiH
saw	منشار (ج) مناشير	minšaar (pl.) manaašiir	''	munšaar (pl.) manašiir
pump	طلمبة (ج) طلمبات	Tulumba (pl.) Tulumbaat	طرمبة (ج) طرمبات	Toromba (pl.) Torombaat
paint	دهان (ج) دهانات	dihaan (pl.) dihaanaat	''	''
glue (heavy-duty)	غراء	ġiraa'	''	ġira
glue	صمغ	Samġ	سمغ	samġ
tape	شريط لصق	šariiT laSq	''	širiiT laS'
ladder	سلّم (ج) سلالم	sullam (pl.) salaalim	''	sillim (pl.) salaalim
metal	معدن (ج) معادن	ma3din (pl.) ma3aadin	''	ma3dan (pl.) ma3aadin
material, substance	مادة (ج) مواد	maadda (pl.) mawaadd	''	madda (pl.) mawaadd
copper, brass	نحاس	nuHaas	''	niHaas
iron	حديد	Hadiid	''	''
steel	صلب	Sulb	''	Solb
marble	رخام	ruxaam	''	''

to turn on (lit. to open)	فتح - يفتح (فتح)	fataHa - yaftaHu (fatH)	''	fataH - yiftaH (fatH)
to turn on (a light, etc.), to light (a match, etc.)			ولّع - يولّع (توليع)	walla3 - yiwalla3 (tawlii3)
to turn off (lit. to close)	غلق - يغلق (غلق)	ġalaqa - yaġliqu (ġalq)	قفل - يقفل	'afal - yi'fil
to turn off, extinguish, put out (a light, fire, cigarette, radio, etc.)			طفى - يطفي (طفي)	Tafa - yiTfi (Tafi) Here are further guidelines.

Asif Qureshi, a Quranic name for boys means what in Arabic?

Who is circulating these guidelines?
Doctor Asif Qurehsi.

Asif Qureshi, a Quranic name for boys means what in Arabic?

What is the meaning of Asif Qureshi, a Quranic name for boys, in Arabic?
Asif is a direct Quranic name for boys and means “strong,” “stormy,” “powerful,” “fierce.”
Asif is mentioned four times in the Quran.

77. Surah Al-Mursalaat (Those sent forth)
فَالْعَاصِفَاتِ عَصْفاً
77.2 By the raging hurricanes,

Qureshi (also known as Qureyshi, Quraishi, Qurayshi, Qureshy, Quraishy, Qoraishi, Qoreshi, Koraishi, Kureshi, Kureshy, Kureishi, and Coreish) is a Muslim family name originating from the Quraysh tribe, which was the noblest tribe in Mecca around the time of the birth of Muhammad.

What are the alternative spellings of Asif?
Aasef, Aaseph, Aciph, Aasiyf, Asiyf, Aseph, Aseph, Aeseyf, Asiph, Aesef, and Aesiph.

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Zakiya

A Quranic Name for Girls

Zakiya is a direct Quranic name for girls that means "pure", "innocent", "untainted", "having a sweet scent".

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Animals

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Animal names in Arabic
alligator	temsaah	تمساح
antler	qarn	قرن
bear	dob	دب
bird	Ta’er	طير
bison	athawr alameriki (th as in thin)	الثور الأمريكي
bull	tawr	ثور
cat	qett	قط
cow	baqarah	بقرة
deer	gazal	غزال
dog	kalb	الكلب
donkey	hemaar	حمار
eagle	nasr	نسر
elephant	feel	فيل
fish	samak (plural)	سمك
fox	ta'lab	ثعلب
giraffe	zarafah	زرافة
goat	maa'ez	ماعز
hippopotamus	faras annahr	فرس النهر
hog	kalb albahr	كلب البحر
horse	hesaan	حصان
lion	asad	أسد
llama	laamah	لامة
monkey	qerd	قرد
moose	ayl	أيل
mouse	fa'r	فأر
parrot	babaghaa'	ببغاء
pig	khenzeer	خنزير
rabbit	arnab	أرنب
rhinoceros	waheed al qarn	وحيد القرن
sheep	kharoof	خروف
snake	af'aa	أفعى
tiger	namer	نمر
turtle	solhofaat	سلحفاة
whale	hoot	حوت
wolf	the'b (th as in that)	ذئب
zebra	al himaar al wahshi	الحمار الوحشي

Adjective/Adjectives
Sifa/Alsfat

Below is a list of the Adjectives, Colors, Shapes, Sizes, Tastes, Qualities, Quantities in Arabic placed in a table.

English Adjectives	Arabic Adjectives
colors	الَوُان - alawoan
black	أَسْوَد - aaswad
blue	أَزْرَق - aazraq
brown	بَنِي - baneee
gray	رَمَادِي - ramaadeee
green	أَخْضَر - aakhthar
orange	بُرْتُقَالِي - bortoqaaleee
purple	بَنَفْسَجِي - banafsajeee
red	أَحْمَر - aahmar
white	أَبْيَض - aabeeath
yellow	أَصْفَر - aasfar

sizes	أَحْجَام - aahjaam
big	كَبِيْر - kabeeer
deep	عَمِيْق - 'ameeeq
long	طَوِيْل - taweeel
narrow	ضَيْق - thaeeq
short	قَصِيْر - qaseeer
small	صَغِيْر - sagheeer
tall	طَوِيْل - taweeel
thick	سَمِيُّك - sameeeok
thin	رَقِيْق - raqeeeq
wide	وَاسِع - waase'

shapes	أَشْكَال - aashkaal
circular	دَائِرِي - daa'ereee
straight	مُّسْتَقِيْم - mostaqeeem
square	مُرَبَّع - moraba'
triangular	ثُلَاثِي - tholaatheee

tastes	أَذْوَاق - aathwaaq
bitter	مَرِيْر- مُر - mareeer- mor
fresh	طَازَج - taazaj
salty	مَالِح - maaleh
sour	حَامِض - haameth
spicy	حَار - haar
sweet	حُلْو - holw

qualities	صِفَات - sefaat
bad	سَيِّئ - saeee'
clean	نَظِيْف - natheeef
dark	ظَلَام - thalaam
difficult	صَعْب - sa'b
dirty	قَذِر - qather
dry	جَاف - jaaf
easy	سَهْل - sahl
empty	فَارِغ - faaregh
expensive	غَالِي - ghaaleee
fast	سَرِيْع - sareee'
foreign	أَجْنَبِي - aajnabeee
full	كَامِل - kaamel
good	جَيِّد - jaeeed
hard	صَعْب - sa'b
heavy	ثَقِيْل - thaqeeel
inexpensive	غَيْر مُكَلَّف - ghaeer mokalaf
light	ضَوْء - thaw'
local	مَحَلِّي - mahaleee
new	جَدِيْد - jadeeed
noisy	صَاخِبَة - saakhebah
old	قَدِيْم - qadeeem
powerful	قَوِي - qaweee
quiet	هَادِئ - haade'
correct	صَحِيْح - saheeeh
slow	بَطِيْء - bateee'
soft	نَاعِم - naa'em
very	جَدَّا - jadaa
weak	ضَعِيْف - tha'eeef
wet	رَطْب - ratb
wrong	خَاطِئ - khaate'
young	شَاب - shaab

quantities	كَمِّيَّات - kameeeaat
few	قَلِيْل - qaleeel
little	الْقَلِيْل - alqaleeel
many	كَثِيْر - katheeer
much	كَثِيْرا - katheeera
part	جُزْء - joz'
some	بَعْض - ba'th
a few	بَضْعَة - bath'ah
whole	كَامِل - kaamel

What are adjectives?

An adjective modifies a noun or a pronoun by describing, identifying, or quantifying words. An adjective often precedes the noun or the pronoun which it modifies.

'Big', 'boring', 'purple', 'quick' and 'obvious' are all adjectives

Categories of adjectives

The following are the fifteen major categories of meaning that are expressed with English adjectives. A few exemples are listed for each category, but there are several more possibilities.

COLOR:

blue, red, green, brown, yellow, black, white, purple, pink, etc...

SIZE:

big, huge, immense, enormous, mammoth, massive, vast, large, wide, spacious, small, little, tiny, high, long, tall, low , short, same as, gigantic, teeny (weeny), petite, scrawny, etc...

SHAPE:

round (a ball), circle (a door knob), triangular, rectangular (a flag), square (a cake), oval (an egg), broad, curved, flat, etc...

FEELINGS:

happy, gald, beatific, blissful, cheerful, chirpy, content, pleased, satisfied, delighted, ecstatic , exalted, elated, sad, bereft, blue, broken, broken-hearted, broody, bruised, broody, careworn, deflated, dark, demoralised, depressed, desolate, despondent, disaffected, disappointed, disconsolate, discouraged, dismal, disillusioned, disheartened, dismayed, displeased, dissatisfied, distressed, distraught, doleful, down, downcast,downhearted, forlorn, tender, angry, excited, envious, embarassed, frightened, etc...

QUALITIES AND APPEARANCE:

good,excellent, brilliant ,splendid, fantastic, magnificent, bad, terrible, awsome, awful, nice, beautiful, pretty,gorgeous, cute, glamorous,
elegant, good-looking, handsome, ugly, unsightly, right, wrong, funny, amusing, entertaining, light, heavy, fat, stout, thin, slim, clean, dirty, filthy, straight, noisy, quiet, still, tranquil, calm, powerful, nutritious, adorable, adventurous, aggressive, alert, attractive, bloody, blushing, colorful, exciting, graceful, grotesque, drab, dull, homely, plain, precious, sparkling, fragile, frail, weak, strong, doubtful, bewildred, confused, puzzled, cautious, careful, concerned, innocent, guilty, crazy, silly, stupid, foolish, clumsy, intelligent, clever, cunning, shy, timid, rich, poor, wild, defiant, courageous, brave, helpful, helpless, unhelpful, etc...

CONDITION:

important, principal, paramount, famous, notorious, fictitious, real, true, false, imaginary, alive, dead, odd, weird, unsusual, strange, outsanding, impossible, improbable,easy, difficult, closed, open, etc...

QUANTITY:

one, two, three, ... first, second, third, ... abundant, empty,heavy, light, numerous, substantial, significant, insignificant etc...

WEATHER AND TEMPERATURE:

cold, warm, hot, cool, rainy, windy snowy,foggy, sunny, cloudy, stormy, frozen, etc...

TIME:

late, early, punctual, behindhand, delayed, ill-timed, premature, tardy, unearthly, modern, traditional, old-fashioned, young, old, new, slow, swift,quick, rapid, brief, short, long, etc...

NATIONALITY AND ORIGIN:

American, Mexican, Moroccan,, African, Martian, etc...

MATERIAL:

wooden, woolen, cottony, fibrous, metallic, bronze, etc...

AGE:

old, ancient, aged, senile, elderly, ageless, oldish, overage, young, juvenile, adolescent, teenage, underage, youthful, etc...

PURPOSE:

(These adjectives usually end in /ing/) sleeping bag, frying pan, swinging door, time-saving gadget, driving licence, etc...

Taste/Touch:

bitter, delicious, fresh, juicy, ripe, rotten, salty, sour, spicy, stale, sticky, sweet, tart, tasteless, tasty, thirsty, fluttering, fuzzy,greasy, grubby, hard, hot, icy, loose, melted, plastic, prickly, rough, scattered, shaggy, shaky, sharp, shivering, silky, slimy, slippery, smooth, soft, solid, steady, sticky, tight, uneven, weak, wet, wooden, yummy, boiling, etc...

SOUND:

cooing, deafening, faint, harsh, high-pitched, hissing, hushed, husky, loud, melodic, moaning, mute, noisy, purring, quiet, raspy, resonant, screeching, shrill, silent, soft, squealing, thundering, voiceless, whispering, etc...

Arabic Numbers
Numbers in Arabic

Arabic Numbers and Numerals, 0-10

English name	Western Arabic numeral	Eastern Arabic numeral	Arabic name	Arabic name transliterated
zero	0	۰	صِفْر	ṣifr
one	1	۱	واحِد	wāḥid
two	2	۲	إثْنان	ithnān
three	3	۳	ثَلاثة	thalāthah
four	4	٤ (variant: ۴)	أربَعة	arbaʿah
five	5	۵	خَمْسة	khamsah
six	6	٦ (variant: ۶)	سِتّة	sittah
seven	7	۷	سَبعة	sabʿah
eight	8	۸	ثَمانية	thamāniyah
nine	9	۹	تِسعة	tisʿah
ten	10	۱۰	عَشْرة	ʿashrah

Arabic numbers III: 11-1000

If you’re looking for the numbers 1-10, and you should before you read this, go here.

When it comes to the higher numbers, everything after ۱۰ (10) follows some kind of pattern, so after we get through the teens I’ll only be showing a few examples to illustrate the pattern.

11-19; as in English, where we say “thirteen” or “three-ten,” Arabic will say ثلاثة عشر (thalāthah ʿashr, literally “three-ten”). Unlike English, Arabic doesn’t break the patter for “eleven” and “twelve,” and good for Arabic in my opinion.

English name	Western Arabic numeral	Eastern Arabic numeral	Arabic name	Arabic name transliterated
eleven	11	۱۱	أحَد عَشر	aḥad ʿashr
twelve	12	۱۲	اِثنا عشر	ithnā ʿashr
thirteen	13	۱۳	ثَلاثة عشر	thalāthah ʿashr
fourteen	14	۱٤	أربَعة عشر	arbaʿah ʿashr
fifteen	15	۱۵	خَمْسة عشر	khamsah ʿashr
sixteen	16	۱٦	سِتّة عشر	sittah ʿashr
seventeen	17	۱۷	سَبعة عشر	sabʿah ʿashr
eighteen	18	۱۸	ثَمانية عشر	thamāniyah ʿashr
nineteen	19	۱۹	تِسعة عشر	tisʿah ʿashr

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Now we can count up by tens:

20 (twenty): عِشرون (ʿishrūn) or ۲۰
30 (thirty): ثَلاثون (thalāthūn) or ۳۰
40 (forty): أربَعون (arbaʿūn) or ٤۰
50 (fifty): خَمسون (khamsūn) or ۵۰
60 (sixty): سِتّون (sittūn) or ٦۰
70 (seventy): سَبعون (sabʿūn) or ۷۰
80 (eighty): ثَمانون (thamānūn) or ۸۰
90 (ninety): تِسعون (tisʿūn) or ۹۰

And now by hundreds:

100 (one hundred): مِئة (miʾah or, more archaically, مائة) or ۱۰۰
200: مئتان (miʾatān — dual form of مئة) or ۲۰۰
300: ثلاث مئة (thalāth miʾah) or ۳۰۰
400: أربع مئة (arbaʿ miʾah) or ٤۰۰
500: خمس مئة (khams miʾah) or ۵۰۰
600: ستّ مئة (sitt miʾah) or ٦۰۰
700: سبع مئة (sabʿ miʾah) or ۷۰۰
800: ثمان مئة (thamān miʾah) or ۸۰۰
900: تسع مئة (tisʿ miʾah) or ۹۰۰
1000 (one thousand): ألف (alf) or ۱۰۰۰

When you’re stringing numbers together you just use a lot of “ands,” and you read from the smallest number up, like so:

28 (twenty-eight): ۲۸ (ثمانية و عشرون, thamāniyah wa ʿishrūn)
51 (fifty-one): ۵۱ (واحد و خَمسون, wāḥid wa khamsūn)
739 (seven hundred thirty-nine): ۷۳۹ (تسعة و ثلاثون و سبع مئة, tisʿah wa thalāthūn wa sabʿ miʾah)

To somebody accustomed to a left-to-right writing system, it seems like Arabic strangely writes its large numerals left-to-right (above, “739” is ۷۳۹), even though the rest of the language is written from right-to-left. However, if you put it in your head that Arabic reads numbers from smallest to largest, not largest to smallest like us European-speaking types, then you see that these large numerals are actually also written right-to-left (smallest to largest). I would illustrate this by juxtaposing some numerals with some text, but for some reason the combination of Arabic numerals and Arabic text is impossible for WordPress to format correctly, at least in a post that’s mostly written in English.

When counting things with these higher numbers, you counter-intuitively follow the number with the singular noun, in indefinite accusative (direct object) case, and the singles digit part of the whole number takes the opposite gender as the noun. I know; just try not to think about it. For example, “73 books” (book is a masculine noun, كتاب) would be ثلاثة و سبعون كتاباً (thalāthah wa sabʿūn kitāban), and “57 magazines” (magazine is a feminine noun, مجلّة) would be ًسبع و خمسون مجلّة (sabʿ wa khamsūn majallatan).

28 (twenty-eight): ۲۸ (ثمانية و عشرون, thamāniyah wa ʿishrūn) 51 (fifty-one): ۵۱ (واحد و خَمسون, wāḥid wa khamsūn) 739 (seven hundred thirty-nine): ۷۳۹ (تسعة و ثلاثون و سبع مئة, tisʿah wa thalāthūn wa sabʿ miʾah) 100 (one hundred): مِئة (miʾah or, more archaically, مائة) or ۱۰۰ 200: مئتان (miʾatān — dual form of مئة) or ۲۰۰ 300: ثلاث مئة (thalāth miʾah) or ۳۰۰ 400: أربع مئة (arbaʿ miʾah) or ٤۰۰ 500: خمس مئة (khams miʾah) or ۵۰۰ 600: ستّ مئة (sitt miʾah) or ٦۰۰ 700: سبع مئة (sabʿ miʾah) or ۷۰۰ 800: ثمان مئة (thamān miʾah) or ۸۰۰ 900: تسع مئة (tisʿ miʾah) or ۹۰۰ 1000 (one thousand): ألف (alf) or ۱۰۰۰

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Basic Arabic words

Arabic crime and punishment vocabulary

crime (in general)	ijraam
crime	jariima (pl.) jaraa'im
criminal	mujrim (pl.) mujrimuun
murderer	saffaaH
victim	DaHiyya (pl.) DaHaaya
prisoner	asiir (pl.) asra
suspect in	muštaba fi
accused of	muttaham bi
involvement in	Dil3 (pl.) Duluu3 fi
illegal	geir qaanuuni
to arrest	i3taqala - ya3taqilu (i3tiqaal)
to suspect s.o. of	ištabaha - yaštabihu (ištibaah) s.o. fi
to charge, indict	ittahama - yattahimu (ittihaam) s.o. bi
to sue	qaaDa - yuqaaDi (muqaaDaah)
to extradite	sallama - yusallimu (tasliim)
to confess to	i3tarafa - ya3tarifu (i3tiraaf) bi
to release, free	aTlaqa - yuTliqu (iTlaaq) saraaH
to pardon	3afa - ya3fu (3afw) 3an
warrant	mudakkirat tawqiif
bail	kafaala
justice - just	3adaala/3adl - 3aadil
denial of justice	Hirmaan min al-3adaala
trial	muHaakama
case, lawsuit	qaDiyya (pl.) qaDaaya
court or tribunal	maHkama (pl.) maHaakim
appeal	maHkamat al-isti'naaf
judge	qaaDin (pl.) quDaah
lawyer	muHaamin (pl.) muHaamiyuun
witness	šaahid (pl.) šuhuud
eyewitness	šaahid 3iyaan
prosecution	iddi3aa'
defense	difaa3
case	qaDiyya (pl.) qaDaaya
to claim, allege	za3ama - yaz3umu (za3m)
to prove	dalla - yadullu (dalaala)
proof, evidence	daliil (pl.) adilla
to convict	adaana - yudiinu (idaana)
guilty	mudnib (pl.) mudnibuun
to acquit	abraa'a - yubri'u (ibraa') s.o. min
innocent	bari' (pl.) abriyaa'
theft	sariqa
robbery	nahb
burglary of	? saTw 3ala
drug possession	Hiyaazat muxaddiraat
drug trade	mutaajarat muxaddiraat
smuggling	tahriib
rape	igtiSaab
murder	qatl
bribery	irtišaa'/rašwa
embezzlement	ixtilaas
fraud	iHtiyaal
blackmail	ibtizaaz
punishment (in general)	3iqaab
(a) punishment	3uquuba (pl.) 3uquubaat
sentence	Hukm (pl.) aHkaam 3ala
sentenced to	maHkuum bi
fine	garaama (pl.) garaamaat
prison, jail	sijn (pl.) sujuun
prison cell	zinzaana (pl.) zinzaanaat
imprisonment	Habs
life imprisonment	as-sijn al-mu'abbad
death penalty	Hukm al-i3daam
to execute s.o.	a3dama - yu3dimu (i3daam)
hanging	šanq
gallows	mišnaqa (pl.) mašaaniq
lethal injection	al-Huqna l-qaatila
the electric chair	al-kursi l-kahrabaa'i
chained, handcuffed	mukabbal
chains	salaasil (sing.) silsila

Conjunctions

And wa
But laakin
Or aw
So lizalik
Yet lakin
Not Lisa
Nor Valla

Conversation Starters for Arabic Culture

Do You Speak (English/ Arabic)?
Hal tatakallamu alloghah alenjleziah/ alarabiah?

What's your name?
Ma esmouk? Ma esmouki?

Nice To Meet You!
Motasharefon/ motasharefatun (f) bema'refatek

Where are you from?
Men ayna anta/ anti (female)?

How old are you?
Kam howa umruk? umroki (female)

Where Do You Live?
Ayna taskun?/ Ayna taskuneen? (female)

Tari7’ Miladk kam?
What is your date of birth?

3andk I7’wat?
Do you have siblings? v
3andk kam a7’?
How many siblings do you have?

3andk Wilad?
Do you have children?

3inwank eah?
What is your address?

Rakam telifonak kam?
What is your telephone number?

Rakam Mobilak kam?
What is your cell phone number?

Imilak eah?
What is your email address?

What's New?
Maljadeed?

Names of Colors in Arabic
Color لون (ج) ألوان loon (pl.) alwaan

Abaidh أَبْيَض White

Ahmarأَحْمَر Red

Akhdhar أَخْضَر Green

Asfarأَصْفَر Yellow

Aswad أَسْوَد Black

Azraqأَزْرَق Blue

Banafsajiبَنَفْسَجِي Purple

Bunniبُنْيِّ Brown

Burtuqaliبُرْتُقَالِي Orange

Ramadiرَمَادِي Gray

Zahri/bambi زَهْرِي or وَرْدِي (= Wardi) Pink

colors	alwan
English	Transliteration	Color
Blue	Azraq
Black	Aswad
Brown	Bunni
Green	Akhdhar
Gray	Ramadi
Purple	Banafsaji
Red	Ahmar
Orange	Burtuqali
Yellow	Asfar
White	Abyad

• Greetings
• Useful phrases
• General
• Eating out/drinking
• Getting around
• Days and numbers
• Shopping

Hello or Welcome/Márhaba, ahlan
(reply)/áhlayn
Greetings/As-salám aláykum (peace be with you)
(reply)/Waláykum as-salám (and to you peace)
Good morning/Sabáh al-kháyr
(reply)/Sabáh an-núr (a morning of light)
Good evening/Misá al-kháyr
(reply)/Misá an núr
Goodnight/Tisbáh al-kháyr (wake up well)
(reply)/Wa ínta min áhlu (and you are from His people)
Goodbye/Máa Saláma
How are you?/Káyf hálak? (to a man)/Káyf hálik? (to a woman)
Fine, thank you/Zayn, al-hámdu, li-la
Please/Min fádlak (to a man)/Min fádlik (to a woman)
Thank you/Shúkran
Thanks be to God/Al-hámdu li-llá
God willing (hopefully)/Inshá allá
Yes/Náam or áiwa
No/La
Useful phrases
What is your name?/Shú ismak? (to a man)/Shú ismik? (to a woman)
My name is…/Ismi…

Where are you from?/Min wáyn inta? (for a man)/Min wáyn inti? (for a woman) I am from: ____/ána min _______
Number of children: As of October 22, 2016, I did not have any children.
I plan to father lots of children. Arrangements need to be organized for the same.
How do you say . . . in Arabic?/Chayf tegool . . . bil’arabi?
May I take your photo?/Mumkin sura, min fádlak? (to a female: Mumkin sura, min fádlik?)
Do you speak English?/Btíhki inglízi?/Teh ki ingleezi?
I speak English/Bíhki inglízi
I do not speak Arabic/Ma bíhki árabi
I do not understand/Ma báfham
Repeat, once more/Kamán márra
Do you have…?/ándkum…?
Is there any…?/Fí…?
There isn’t any…/Ma fí…
Never mind/Ma’alésh
It is forbidden…/Mamnú’a
What is this?/Shú hádha?
I want/Uríd
I like/ana bhib
I don’t like/Ana ma bhib
I do not want/Mauríd
Hurry up/Yalla/bi súra’a
Slow down/Shwáyya
Go away!/Imshi!
What time is it?/Adáysh as-sáa?/kam as-sáa?
How long, how many hours?/Kam sáa?
You’re welcome/Afwan
OK/Tayib/N’zain/Kwayyis
Not OK/Mish kwayyis
Come in/After you/Tafdal
Excuse me/lau samaht
Sorry/atadhir
Can I…?/It is possible?/Mumkin?
I don’t know/Mabaraf
No problem/Ma fi mushkila
Perhaps/Mumkin
Not possible/Mish mumkin
What time is it?/Kam as saa?
How much?/Bikaim?
How many?/Cham?
What?/Shu?
What is this?/Shu hadha?
I’m ill/Ana mareed

Vocabulary
General

post office/máktab al-baríd
stamps/tawábi’a
hotel/otél/fúnduq
room/ghurfah
museum/máthaf
hospital/mustashfa
doctor/doktor
chemist/saydaliyeh
police/shurta/boulees
ticket/tádhkara
passport/jiwáz as-sáfar
good/kuwáys
not good, bad/mish kuways
open/maftúh
closed/musákkar/múghlik
old/kadeem
new/jadeed
big/kabeer
small/saghir
beautiful/zayn
hot/haar

cold/bareed
open/maftuh
shut/mughlag
Eating out/drinking
restaurant/máta’am
breakfast/futour
lunch/ghadaa
dinner/ashaa
food/ákl
fish/simich
meat/láhm
chicken/dijaj
mutton/ghanam
milk/halíb
cheese/jabne
butter/zibdeh
eggs/bayd
bread/khúbz
salad/saláta
honey/‘asl
yoghurt/laban
jam/murabbeh
dates/balah
olives/zatoon
delicious/ladhidh
coffee/káhwa
tea/shay
beer/beera
cup/finján
with sugar/bi súkkar
without sugar/bidún súkkar
mineral water/mái ma’adaniya
glass/gelaas
bottle/zajaja/botel
I don’t eat meat/Ana ma bakul laham
I am a vegetarian/ána nabbáti (for a man)/nabbátiya (for a woman)
Enough, thanks/Bas, shukran
the bill/al-hisáb
Getting around
Where…?/Wáyn…?
How far is it to…?/Kam kiloometre ila…?
downtown/wást al bálad
street/shária
car/sayára
taxi/táxi
shared taxi/servís
bus/bas
aeroplane/tayára
airport/matár
petrol, super/benzín
diesel/maazout
to/íla
from/min
in/fi
right/yamín
left/yassar
straight/gida
here/hina
there/hunak
near/gareeb
far/ba’eed
town/madina
city/madinat
north/shimaal
south/janub
east/sharq
west/gharb
Days and numbers
today/al yoom
tomorrow/bokhra
yesterday/ams
early/mbach’ir/badri
late/mit’akhir
day/yoom
might/layl
Monday/yoom al ithnayn
Tuesday/yoom ath thalatha
Wednesday/yoom al araba’a
Thursday/yoom al khamees
Friday/yoom al jum’a
Saturday/yoom as sabt
Sunday/yoom al had
zero/sifir
one/wáhid
two/ithnayn
three/taláta
four/árba’a
five/khámsa
six/sítta
seven/sába’a
eight/tamánia
nine/tísa’a
ten/áshara
eleven/hidáshar
twelve/itnáshar
twenty/áishreen
twenty-one/wáhid wa áishreen
twenty-two/ithnayn wa áishreen
thirty/thalatheen
forty/arba’een

fifty/khamseen
sixty/sitteen
seventy/saba’een
eighty/thimaneen
ninety/tis’een
one hundred/maya
one hundred and fifty/may wa khamseen
two hundred/mayatayn
three hundred/thaltamaya
four hundred/rab’amaya
five hundred/khamsamaya
six hundred/sittamaya

seven hundred/sabamaya
eight hundred/tamnamaya
nine hundred/tissamaya
one thousand/alf
Shopping
market/souk
shop/dukkán
I like this/Buhíbb hádha
I do not like this/Ma buhíbb hádha

Days of the Week in Arabic

Arabic vocabulary for times of day

Why is understanding, speaking, reading, and writing the English language essential?

Police
Police Training

State Police
Shurtha tun vilaya

Criminal Offences
Al gariyemu ginayatu

What should police or military in the state and outside the state know?

Police Training

Criminal Offences

Outdoor Objects
الأجسام في الهواء الطلق

Household Essentials
Arabic household items
How to Name Objects in the Room in Arabic
Homes/Rooms

Bed Sareer سرير

Computer Komputr كمبيوتر

Door Baab باب

Cupboard thoolab دولاب

Oven furn فرن

Refrigerator thé la jé ثالجة

TV / Television televisione تليفزيون

Telephone telefown تليفون

Table ma ha ideh مائدة

Chair kursee كرسي

Sofa kenebeh كنبه

Pillow وسادة

Curtain ستاىر

Cabinet خزانة

Mirror مراة

Carpet سجادة

Food طعام

Lamp مصباح

Alarm clock ساعة منبه

Mattress فرشة

Bed sheet ملاية

Shops محل

Public library مكتبةعامة

Market سوق

Fridge ثلاجة

Oven فرن

Residence Sakan سَكَن

Residence Office مكتب الإقامة

Chair Kursee

Table Taawilah

TV Tilfaaz

Sofa Qunbah/Arrekah

Cup Koob

Bottle Zujaajah

Plate Tabaq

Spoon Malaka

Fork Shawkah

Knife Sikkeen

Pen Qalam

Paper Waraq

Computer Haasoob

Bag Haqeebah

Money Nuqood

Box Sundooq

Phone Haatif

Mobile phone Haatif mattmoo

Gift Hadiyyah

Cake Kakah

Pizza Beetzah

Sandwich Shateerah

Garbage Gamaamah

Shirt Qamees

Umbrella Mithallah

Flag Alam

Ladder Sullam

Watch Saaah

Window Naafiza/Shabak ثباك

Food

water ماء mayya
tea شاي Chai
milk حليب Haliib
fruit فاكهة faakiha (pl.) fawaakih
meat لحم (ج) لحو laHm (pl.) luHuum
chicken دجاج dajaaj
lamb لحم الخروف laHm al-xaruuf
beef لحم البقر laHm al-baqar
bread خبز xubz
egg بيض beiD
sugar سكّر sukkar
salt ملح milH

Learn Arabic: Bathroom Items

Hammam = Bathroom = حمام
Shampoo = Shampoo = شامبو
Saboon = Soap = صابون
Lefa = Loofa = ليفة
Forshat Asnan = Tooth Brush = فرشاة أسنان
Majoon Asnan = Tooth Paste = معجون أسنان

Bed Sareer	سرير
Pillow Visada	وسادة
Curtain Sitaj	ستاىر
Cabinet Khizana	خزانة
Drawer/Droor Garoor	جارور
Mirror Muraat	مراة
Carpet Sajada	سجادة
House bayt (pl.) buyuut	بيت (ج) بيوت
apartment šaqqa (pl.) šiqaq	شقة (ج) شقق
Home Office Bayt Maktaba	home البيت office المكتب
building mabna (pl.) mabaani'	مبنى (ج) مبانئ
apartment building imaara (pl.) 3imaaraat	عمارة (ج) عمارات 3
door baab (pl.) abwaab	باب (ج) أبواب
doorknob/handle	مقبض الباب miqbaD al-baab
key	مفتاح (ج) مفاتيح miftaaH (pl.) mafaatiiH
wall (of a room)	جدار (ج) جدر jidaar (pl.) judur
ceiling	سقف (ج) سقوف saqf (pl.) suquuf
floor أرضية (ج) أرضيات	arDiyya (pl.) arDiyyaat
roof	سطح (ج) سطوح saTH (pl.) suTuuH
electricity	كهرباء kahrabaa'
pipe	ماسورة (ج) مواسير maasuura (pl.) mawaasiir
valve	محبس miHbas
electrical outlet	مخرج كهرباء maxraj kahrabaa'
electrical plug	قابس qaabis
cord, wire	سلك (ج) أسلاك silk (pl.) aslaak
elevator misad	مصعد
stairs Daraja salaalim	درج سلالم
balcony šurfa (pl.) šuraf	شرفة (ج) شرف
neighbor jaar (pl.) jiiraan	جار (ج) جيران
furnished mafruuš	مفروش
room ġurfa (pl.) ġuraf	غرفة (ج) غرف
hall(way), corridor	ممرّ (ج) ممرّات mamarr (pl.) mamarraat
living room	غرفة جلوس ġurfat juluus
furniture	أثاث ataat
upholstery	تنجيد tanjiid
chair	كرسي (ج) كراسي kursi (pl.) karaasi
sofa	اريكة (ج) ارائك ariika (pl.) araa'ik
table	طاولة (ج) طاولات Taawula (pl.) Taawulaat
window	نافذة (ج) نوافذ naafida (pl.) nawaafid
curtain/blinds	ستارة (ج) ستائر sitaara (pl.) sataa'ir
television	تلفزيون (ج) تلفزيونات televizyoon (pl.) televizyoonaat
remote control	حاكم عن بعد Haakim 3an bo3d
telephone	هاتف (ج) هواتف haatif (pl.) hawaatif
lamp	مصباح (ج) مصابيح miSbaaH (pl.) maSaabiiH
light	نور (ج) انوار nuur (pl.) anwaar
candle	شمعة (ج) شمعات šam3a (pl.) šam3aat
chandelier	ثرية (ج) ثريات turayya (pl.) turayyaat
fan	مروحة (ج) مراوح mirwaHa (pl.) maraawiH
airconditioner	جهاز تكييف الهواء jahaaz takyiif al-hawaa'
ashtray	مطفأة السجائر muTfa'at as-sigaa'ir
cigarette lighter	قداحة qaddaaHa
broom	مقشّة (ج) مقشّات miqašša (pl.) miqaššaat
mop	ممسحة (ج) مماسح mimsaHa (pl.) mamaasiH
sponge	سفنج safanj
clothes pin	مشبك (ج) بشابيك mišbak (pl.) mašaabiik
scissors	مقصّ (ج) مقاصّ miqaSS (pl.) maqaaSS
bedroom	غرفة نوم ġurfat noom
bed	سرير (ج) سرائر sariir (pl.) saraa'ir
mattress	مرتبة (ج) مراتب martaba (pl.) maraatib
bedsheet	ملائة (ج) ملائات milaa'a (pl.) milaa'iaat
blanket	بطّانية (ج) بطاطين baTTaniyya (pl.) baTaaTiin
quilt لحاف (ج) لحف liHaaf (pl.) luHuf
closet, wardrobe	ملابس milaabis
clothes hanger	علاقات ثياب tiyaab
mirror	مرآة (ج) مرايا miraah (pl.) miraaya
desk	مكتب (ج) مكاتب maktab (pl.) makaatib
drawer	درج (ج) أدراج durj (pl.) adraaj
shelf	رفّ (ج) رفوف raff (pl.) rufuuf
comb	مشط (ج) امشاط mušT (pl.) amšaaT
brush	فرشاة furšaah
bathroom	حمّام (ج) حمّامات Hammaam (pl.) Hammaamaat
bathtub	حوض (ج) HooD (pl.) aHwaaD al-
shower	دوش (ج) دوشات duuš (pl.) duušaat
toilet	دورة مياة doorat al-miyaah
toilet paper	مرق تواليت waraq tuwalitt
sink	مغسلة (ج) مغاسل maġsala (pl.) maġaasil
faucet, tap	صنبور (ج) صنابير Sunbuur (pl.) Sanaabiir
mat	ممسحة (ج) مماسح الاقدام mimsaHa (pl.) mamaasiH al-aqdaam
towel	منشفة (ج) مناشف minšafa (pl.) manaašif
soap	صابون (ج) صابونات Sabuun(a) (pl.) Sabuunaat
shampoo	شامبو šaambuu
toothbrush	فرشاة اسنان furšaat asnaan
toothpaste	معجون اسنان majuun asnaan
razor	شفرة (ج) شفرات حلاقة šafra (pl.) šafaraat Hilaaqa
shaving cream	صابون حلاقة Sabuun Hilaaqa
hairdryer	مجفف الشعر mujaffif aš-ša3r
washing machine	غسّالة (ج) غسّالات ġassaala (pl.) ġassaalaat
drier	جهاز التنشيف jahaaz at-tanšiif
makeup	ماكياج maakiyaaž
powder	بودرة buudra
lipstick	أحمر الشفاة aHmar aš-šifaah
eyeshadow	ظلّ Zill
dining room	غرفة طعام ġurfat Ta3aam
dining table	مائدة maa'ida
tablecloth	غطاء الطاولة ġiTaa' aT-Taawula
dish	طبق (ج) أطباق Tabaq (pl.) aTbaaq
saucer	صحن الكوب SaHn al-kuub
bowl	زبدية (ج) زبادي zabdiya (pl.) zabaadiy
fork	شوكة (ج) شوك šooka (pl.) šuwak
spoon	ملعقة (ج) ملاعق mil3aqa (pl.) malaa3iq
knife	سكّين (ج) سكاكين sikkiin (pl.) sakaakiin
cup, glass	كوب (ج) اكواب kuub (pl.) akwaab
coffee cup	فنجان (ج) فناجين finjaan (pl.) fanaajiin
straw	شفّاطة (ج) شفّاطاتّ šaffaaTa (pl.) šaffaaTaat
jug	إبريق (ج) اباريق ibriiq (pl.) abaariiq
bottle	زجاجة (ج) زجاجات zujaaja (pl.) zujaajaat
can	علبة (ج) علب 3ulba (pl.) 3ulab
(paper) napkin	منديل (ج) مناديل ورق mandiil (pl.) manaadiil
toothpick	عود أسنان 3uud asnaan
kitchen	مطبخ (ج) مطابخ maTbax (pl.) maTaabix
dishwasher	غسّالة صحون ġassaalat SuHuun
stove	موقد (ج) مواقد mawqid (pl.) mawaaqid
flame	شعلة (ج) شعلات šula (pl.) šualaat
to leak	سرب - يسرب (سرب) sariba - yasrabu (sarab)
matches ثقاب tiqaab
pot	قدرة (ج) قدور qidra (pl.) quduur
frying pan	قلاية qallaaya
baking dish	صحن الخبز SaHn al-xabz
mixer/blender	خلاط (ج) خلاطات xallaaT (pl.) xallaaTaat
strainer	مصفاة (ج) مصاف miSfaah (pl.) maSaafin
tool	أداة (ج) أدوات adaah (pl.) adawaat
hammer	مطرقة (ج) مطارق miTraqa (pl.) maTaariq
nail	مسمار (ج) مسامير mismaar (pl.) masaamiir
screw	برغي (ج) براغي burġi (pl.) baraaġi
pliers	زردية zaradiyya
screwdriver	مفك (ج) مفكات mifakk (pl.)
spanner, wrench	مفتاح (ج) مفاتيح miftaaH (pl.) mafaatiiH
saw	منشار (ج) مناشير minšaar (pl.) manaašiir
pump	طلمبة (ج) طلمبات Tulumba (pl.) Tulumbaat
paint	دهان (ج) دهانات dihaan (pl.) dihaanaat
glue (heavy-duty)	غراء ġiraa
glue	صمغ Samġ
tape	شريط لصق šariiT laSq
ladder	سلّم (ج) سلالم sullam (pl.) salaalim
metal	معدن (ج) معادن ma3din (pl.) ma3aadin
material, substance	مادة (ج) مواد maadda (pl.) mawaadd
copper, brass	نحاس nuHaas
iron	حديد Hadiid
steel	صلب Sulb
marble	رخام ruxaam
Lamp Misbah	مصباح
Alarm clock Sae munabeh	ساعة منبه
Mattress Fursha	فرشة
Bed sheet Milaya	ملاية
Shops Mahal	محل
Museum Methat	متحف
Public library Maktaba ama	مكتبةعامة
Market Sook	سوق
Pool Hamam sebaha	حمام سباحة
Fridge Talaga	ثلاجة
Oven Furen	فرن
Food Taum	طعام

Homes/Rooms

Emergency Arabic

Ambulance: [sayarat esaaf]
Doctor: [tabeeb]
To ask for a nurse say mumarriD (M), mumarriDa (F).
Hospital: [mustashfa]
Pharmacy: [saydalia]
alam (pain)
Sudaa' (headache)
Huruuq ash-shams (sunburn)
zukaam (a cold)
iltihaab (inflammation)
Stomach Ache: [alam maeda]
al-is-haal (diarrhea)
mariiD (sick)
Hi [salam]
How are you? [kaif haluk?]
I'm good, thank you [ana bekheir, shukran]
What is your name? [ma ismuk?]
Are you okay? [hal anta bekhair?]
I need a doctor [ahtaaj tabeeb]
I am sick [ana mareed]
Help [annajda]
Where are you from? [men ayn ant?]
Where do you live? [ayn taeesh?]
How old are you? [kam huwa sinnuk?]
Can I help you? [hal mumken an usaedak?

Here are further guidelines.

How to Name Objects in the Room in Arabic

book ::: kee-ta-b
clock/time::: sa'ah
computer ::: ha-soob
pen/pencil::: qa-lam
telephone ::: ha-tef
paper ::: w'a-ra-qa
notebook ::: daff-tar
trash ::: muh-mal-at
clock/time::: sa'ah :
door ::: b-a-b
window ::: na-fi-za
flag ::: a'a-lam
homework ::: wa-jib
home ::: b-ay-t
light ::: dow'a
chair ::: kur-see

T words

this/hada
there/hinak
that/Ena
than/meen/comparison
then/suma/next
the/al
therefore/liza
here/huna

Arabic Demonstrative Prepositions

This = used for masculine: hatha (th as in them) =	هذا
This = used for feminine : hatheh (th as in them) =	هذه
That = used for masculine: thalek (th as in them) =	ذلك
That = used for feminine: tilka =	تلك
These = ha’ola’ =	هؤلاء
Those = ola’ek =	أولئك
This/Hada That/Zalika Those/Olaeka

Translation

What is the Arabic word for translation?
Ma hi alkalimat alearabiat lilttarjimat?
ما هي الكلمة العربية للترجمة؟
Tarjama
افتتان
ترجمة
ترجمة من لغة أجنبية للغة الأم

How do you say 'human rights' in Arabic?
kayf yumkinuk 'an taqul "human rights" fi alllughat alerabi?
كيف يمكنك أن تقول "حقوق الإنسان" في اللغة العربية؟
حقوق الإنسان
Huquq al'iinsan
Human rights

What is the Arabic word for patriot?
almuhibb liwatanih
المحب لوطنه
الوطني

Calendar

What does an Islamic year look like?
How does one count years?
How many months are there in the Islamic calendar?
Who made the Islamic calendar?
What year is it in Islam?
What is the Islamic calendar based on?
How did the Islamic (Hijri) Calendar Begin?

What does an Islamic year look like?
The names of the 12 months that comprise the Islamic year are:
1. Muharram
2. Safar
3. Rabi’ al-awwal (Rabi’ I)
4. Rabi’ al-thani (Rabi’ II)
5. Jumada al-awwal (Jumada I)
6. Jumada al-thani (Jumada II)
7. Rajab
8. Sha'ban
9. Ramadan
10. Shawwal
11. Dhu al-Qi'dah
12. Dhu al-Hijjah

How does one count years?
Years are counted since the Hijra, that is, Mohammed’s emigration to Medina in AD 622.

Who made the Islamic calendar?
The Islamic calendar, which is based purely on lunar cycles, was introduced in 638CE by Umar bin al Khattab, who was a close Companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the second Caliph of Islam.

What year is it in Islam?
Each numbered year is designated either "H" for Hijra or "AH" for the Latin Anno Hegirae ("in the year of the Hijra"); hence, Muslims typically call their calendar the Hijri calendar. The current Islamic year is 1437 AH. In the Gregorian calendar, 1437 AH runs from approximately 14 October 2015 to 2 October 2016.

What is the Islamic calendar based on?
The Islamic calendar, Muslim calendar or Hijri calendar (AH) is a lunar calendar consisting of 12 months in a year of 354 days.

How did the Islamic (Hijri) Calendar Begin?
Omar Ibn Al-Khattab عــمــر بــن الــخــطــاب was the second Muslim Caliph. During his time, the expansion of the Muslim lands was exceptional. One day and 17 years after the Hijrah incident and precisely in the year 622 A.D. the Caliph Omar received a Saqq صــك (check شــيــك) that was due in the month of Sha’ban شــعــبــان. Muslims till that time still had no calendar of their own, so Omar wondered which Sha’ban? Was it the last? Is it this current? Or Is it that coming next year!?. Because of this incident, Omar had a meeting with his assistants and decided to start their own Muslim calendar. The question was when to start it. There were many suggestions of important Islamic events, but Ali Ibn Abi-Talib عــلــي بــن أبــي طــالــب suggested the year when the prophet migrated from Mecca to Madina and that was it.

So, The Muslim calendar was started by the Second Muslim Caliph Omar Ibn Al-Khattab in the year 17 A.H. (After Hijra). It is also called the Arabic Calendar or the Islamic Calendar.

Discussion

هل تتكلم بالإنجليزية؟
Do you speak English?
Hal tatakalam al-inglizia?

Debate Munakasha
Conversation Muhadata
Discussion Nikashun
I have
I have few questions.
Can you give
Can you give brief introduction about yourself?
Where is your biodata on the Internet?

Arabic education vocabulary
Verse (16:125) - English Translation

Oeaadu ila sabeeli rabbika bialhikmati waalmawAAithati
Call people to the Way of your Rabb with wisdom and best advice

Ability قدرة (ج) قدرات qudra (pl.) qudaraat '' 'udra (pl.) 'udaraat

Accounting المحاسبة al-muHaasaba '' il-muHasba

Activity نشاط (ج) نشاطات | أنشطة našaaT (pl.) našaaTaat/anšiTa '' našaaT (pl.) našaTaat/anšiTa

Admissions office مكتب القبول

Agricultural sciences العلوم الزراعية al-uluum az-ziraa3iyya '' ''

Algebra الجبر al-jabr '' il-gabr

Analysis تحليل (ج) تحاليل taHliil (pl.) taHaaliil '' taHliil (pl.) taHaliil

Angle زاوية (ج) زوايا zaawiya (pl.) zawaaya '' zawya (pl.) zawaaya

Anthropology علم الانسان 3ilm al-insaan

Archaeology علم الآثار 3ilm al-aataar '' 3ilm il-asaar

Architecture العمارة al-3imaara

Art فن (ج) فنون fann (pl.) funuun

Astronomy الفلك al-falak

BA (bachelor of arts) ? ? ليسانس lesaans

Baccalaureate بكالوريا bakalooriyaa

Biochemistry الكيمياء الحيوية al-kiimiyaa' al-Hayawiyya

Biology الأحياء al-aHyaa'

Blackboard سبورة (ج) سبورات sabbuura (pl.) sabbuuraat تختة (ج) تخت tuxta (pl.) tuxat

Botany علم النبات 3ilm an-nabaat

BS (bachelor of science) ? ? بكالوريوس bakaloriyoos

BSc / BA بكالوريوس في العلوم/الأدب

Calculator آلة حاسبة (ج) آلات حاسبة aala Haasiba (pl.) aalaat Haasiba '' aala Hasba (pl.) alaat Hasba

Certificate شهَادة, ات

Chalk طباشير Tabaašiir '' Tabašiir

Chemistry الكيمياء al-kiimiyaa' '' kimiya

Circle دائرة (ج) دوائر daa'ira (pl.) dawaa'ir ديرة (ج) دواير deira (pl.) dawaayir

Civil engineering الهندسة المدنية al-handasa l-madaniyya

Class period حصّة (ج) حصص HiSSa (pl.) HiSaS

Class فصل (ج) فصول faSl (pl.) fuSuul

College or faculty كُلّية, - ات

College, academy كلية (ج) كليات kulliyya (pl.) kulliyyaat

Computer engineering هندسة الحاسوبات handasat al-Haasuubaat هندسة الكومبيوتر handasit il-kombyuuter

Computer science علم الحاسوب 3ilm al-Haasuub علم الكومبيوترات 3ilm il-kombyuuteraat

Cost, fee كلفة (ج) كلف kulfa (pl.) kulaf

Course دَورة, ات

Curriculum (educational) مَنهَج تعليمي, مَناهِج تعليمية

Curriculum 0(educational) مَنهَج تعليمي - مَناهِج تعليمية

Curriculum منهج (ج) مناهج manhaj (pl.) manaahij '' manhag (pl.) manaahig

Dance الرقص ar-raqS '' ar-ra'S

Dentistry طب الأسنان Tibb al-asnaan

Department قسم (ج) اقسام qism (pl.) aqsaam '' 'ism (pl.) a'saam

Department قسم, أقسام

Dictionary قاموس (ج) قواميس qaamuus (pl.) qawaamiis '' qamuus (pl.) qawamiis

Diploma دبلوم

Diploma, degree (or certificate) شهادة šahaada

Discussion مناقشة munaaqasa '' muna'ša

Dissertation رِسَالة, رَسائِل - أُطرُوحة,-ات

Doctorate دكتوراه doctooraah

Earth sciences علوم الأرض uluum al-ard

Economics الاقتصاد al-iqtiSaad

Electrical engineering الهندسة الكهربائية al-handasa l-kahrabaa'iyya

Elementary school المدرسة الابتدائية al-madrasa l-ibtidaa'iyya

Encyclopedia موسوعة (ج) موسوعات mawsuu3a (pl.) mawsuu3aat

End of secondary school exam/level توجيهي

Engineering الهندسة al-handasa

Environmental science علم البيئة 3ilm al-bii'a

Equation معادلة (ج) معادلات mu3aadala (pl.) mu3aadalaat '' mu3adla (pl.) mu3adlaat

Eraser ممحاة mimHaah أستيكة (ج) أساتيك astiika (pl.) asatiik

Exercise تمرين (ج) تمارين | تمرينات tamriin (pl.) tamaariin/tamriinaat '' tamriin (pl.) tamariin/tamrinaat

Fine arts الفنون الجميلة al-funuun al-jamiila '' il-funuun il-gamiila

Fluency طلاقة Talaaqa

Forensic medicine الطب الشرعي At-Tibb aš-šari

Fraction كسر (ج) كسور kasr (pl.) kusuur

Geography الجغرافيا al-jiġrafiya

Geology الجيولوجيا al-jiyolojiya

Good grades درجات عالية darajaat aaliya '' daragaat 3alya

Grade, form صف (ج) صفوف Saff (pl.) Sufuuf

Grade, mark درجة (ج) درجات daraja (pl.) darajaat '' daraga (pl.) daragaat

Graduate خرّيج/ة, - ون

Grammar قواعد qawaaid

High school إعدادي

Higher education الدراسات العليا ad-diraasaat al-ulaa '' id-dirasaat il-3ulya

History التاريخ at-taariix

Home economics الاقتصاد المنزلي al-iqtiSaad al-manzili

Homework (or duty) واجب (ج) واجبات waajib (pl.) waajibaat '' waagib (pl.) wagibaat

Homework الواجب المدرسي/ المنزلي

Human sciences (liberal arts) العلوم الإنسانية al-3uluum al-insaaniyya

Institute معهد (ج) معاهد mahad (pl.) ma3aahid

Institution مُؤسَّسة / ات

Journalism الصحافة As-saHaafa

Kindergarten رَوْضَة أطفال

Kindergarten روضة الأطفال rawDat al-aTfaal

Language لغة (ج) لغات luġa (pl.) luġaat

Law الحقوق al-Huquuq '' il-Hu'uu'

Lecture theatre قاعة المحاضرات

Lecture محاضرة muHaadara '' muHaDra

Lecture محاضرة، - ات

Lecturer, professor أستاذ/ ة, أساتِذة

Lesson درس (ج) دروس dars (pl.) duruus

Library مكتبة، مكاتب

Linguistics اللسانيات al-lisaaniyaat

Literature الأدب al-adab

Major, specialization تخصّص (ج) تخصّصات بـ taxaSSuS (pl.) taxaSSuSaat bi

Master's Degree ماجستير

Masters' ماجستير majisteir

Mathematics الرياضيات ar-riyaaDiyaat

Medicine الطب aT-Tibb

Microbiology الأحياء الدقيقة al-aHyaa' ad-daqiiqa '' il-aHyaa' id-di'ii'a

Middle school المدرسة الإعدادية al-madrasa l-i3daadiyya

Ministry of Education وزارة التربية والتعليم wizaarat at-tarbiyya wat-ta3liim

Music الموسيقى al-muusiiqa '' al-musiiqa

Notebook دفتر (ج) دفاتر daftar (pl.) dafaatir كرّاسة (ج) كرّاسات kurraasa (pl.) kurrasaat

Nuclear engineering الهندسة النووية al-handasa n-nawawiyya

Nursery school حضانة (ج) حضانات HaDaana (pl.) HaDaanaat '' HaDaana (pl.) HaDanaat

Nursery حضانة

Nursing التمريض at-tamriiD

Optics البصريات al-baSriyaat

Paper ورقة (ج) أوراق waraqa (pl.) awraaq '' wara'a (pl.) awraa'

Pen قلم (ج) أقلام qalam (pl.) aqlaam '' 'alam (pl.) a'laam

Pencil قلم رصاص qalam raSaaS '' 'alam raSaaS

Pharmacy الصيدلة aS-Seidala

PhD, Doctorate دُكتوراه

Philosophy الفلسفة al-falsafa

Physics الفيزياء al-fiiziyaa' '' fiziya

Political science العلوم السياسية al-3uluum as-siyaasiyya

Presentation تقديم (ج) تقديمات taqdiim (pl.) taqdiimaat '' ta'diim (pl.) ta'dimaat

Primary اِبتدائِي

Problem مسألة (ج) مسائل mas'ala (pl.) masaa'il

Professor أستاذ (ج) اساتذة ustaad (pl.) asaatida '' ustaaz (pl.) asatza

Proficiency, ability كفاءة kafaa'a

Program برنامج (ج) برامج barnaamaj (pl.) baraamij '' barnaamag (pl.) baraamig

Pronunciation لفظ (ج) ألفاظ lafZ (pl.) alfaaZ

Psychiatry الطب النفساني aT-Tibb an-nafsaani

Psychology علم النفس 3ilm an-nafs

Public health الصحة العامة aS-SiHHa l-3aamma

Pupil تلميذ (ج) تلاميذ tilmiid (pl.) talaamiid '' tilmiiz (pl.) talamiiz

Pupil تِلميذ/ ة, تلاميذ

Qualifications مُؤهِّل, - ات

Rant, scholarship مِنحة, منح (دراسية) g

Recess, holiday اجازة (ج) اجازات ajaaza (pl.) ajaazaat '' agaaza (pl.) agazaat

Rectangle مستطيل (ج) مستطيلات mustaTiil (pl.) mustaTiilaat

Research أبحاث abHaat '' abHaas

Research بَحث, أبحاث

Researcher باحث, - ون

Right, correct صح SaHH

Ruler مسطرة (ج) مساطر misTara (pl.) masaaTir '' masTara (pl.) masaaTir

Scholarship, grant منحة (ج) منح minHa (pl.) minaH

School مدرسة (ج) مدارس madrasa (pl.) madaaris

School subject (or material, as in building materials) مادّة (ج) موادّ maadda (pl.) mawaadd '' madda (pl.) mawaadd

Science علم (ج) علوم 3ilm (pl.) 3uluum

Secondary school المدرسة الثانوية al-madrasa t-taanawiyya '' al-madrasa s-sanawiyya

Secondary ثانوي

Shape شكل (ج) أشكال šakl (pl.) aškaal

Side ضلع (ج) ضلوع Dil3 (pl.) Duluu3

Skill مهارة (ج) مهارات mahaara (pl.) mahaaraat '' mahaara (pl.) maharaat

Sociology علم الاجتماع 3ilm al-ijtimaa3 '' 3ilm il-igtimaa3

Spelling تهجئة tahji'a تهجية tahgiyya

Square مربع (ج) مربعات murabba3 (pl.) murabba3aat '' mirabba3 (pl.) mirabba3aat

State school مدرسة عامة

Student طالب (ج) طلاب Taalib (pl.) Tullaab

Studies دراسات diraasaat '' dirasaat

Style (as in writing style) أسلوب usluub

Success/to pass, succeed, success نَجَح - ينجَح - نَجَاح

Synonym مرادف (ج) مرادفات muraadif (pl.) muraadifaat '' muraadif (pl.) muradifaat

Teacher مدرّس mudarris

Technical college كُلّية فنّية / تقنية

Term, season, semester فَصْل, فُصُول

Test اختبار (ج) اختبارات ixtibaar (pl.) ixtibaaraat '' ixtibaar (pl.) ixtibaraat

Textbook كتاب مدرسي (ج) كتب مدرسية kitaab madrasi (pl.) kutub madrasiyya

To accept, admission 25 َقَبِل - يقبَل - قُبول

To add جمع - يجمع (جمع) jama3a - yajma3u (jam3) '' gama3 - yigma3 (gam3)

To apply for, applying for قدّم - يقدّم طلب ل… - تقديم

To attend, attendance حضر - يحضُر - حُضور

To attend, be present حضر - يحضر (حضور) HaDara - yaHDuru (HuDuur) '' HaDar - yiHDar (HuDuur)

To be absent (from) غاب - يغيب (غياب) عن ġaaba - yaġiibu (ġiyaab) 3an

To choose اختار - يختار - اختيار, ات

To deduce (an inference) استنتج - يستنتج (استنتاج) istantaja - yastantiju (istintaaj) '' instantig - yistantig (istintaag)

To divide (a number) by (another) قسم - يقسم (قسم) __ على __ qasama - yaqsimu (qasm) __ 3ala __ '' 'asam - yi'sim ('isma)

To fail an exam سقط - يسقط (سقوط) في امتحان saqaTa - yasquTu (suquuT) fil-imtiHaan '' si'iT - yis'aT (su'uuT) fil-imtiHaan

To fail, failure فَشَل - يفشَل - فَشَل

To get a good grade on an exam نجح - ينجح (نجاح) في الامتحان najaHa - yanjaHu (najaaH) fil-imtiHaan '' nagaH - yingaH (nagaaH) fil-imtiHaan

To graduate from تخرج – يتخرج (تخرج) في taxarraja - yataxarraju (taxarruj) fi اتخرّج - يتخرّج (تخرّج) من itxarrag - yitxarrag (taxarrug) min

To graduate from, graduation تخرَّجَ - يتخرّج من - تَخَرج

To learn / study, study تعلَّم - يتعلّم - تعلّم

To learn تعلّم – يتعلّم (تعلّم) ta3allama - yata3allamu (ta3allum) اتعلّم - يتعلّم (تعليم) it3allim - yit3allim (ta3liim)

To make s.t. up (ex. missed homework) عوّض - يعوّض (تعويض) 3awwaDa - yu3awwiDu (ta3wiiD) '' 3awwaD - yi3awwaD (ta3wiiD)

To memorise/preserve, memorisation حَفَظ - يَحْفَظ - حِفْظ

To memorize حفظ - يحفظ (حفظ) HafiZa - yaHfaZu (HifZ) '' HifiZ - yiHfaZ (HifZ)

To multiply (a number) by (another) ضرب - ضرب (ضرب) __ في __ Daraba - yaDribu (Darb) __ fi __ '' Darab - yiDrab (Darb) __ fi To pass, succeed, success نَجَح - ينجَح - نَجَاح

To review, revision راجع - يراجع - مُراجَعة

To specialize or major in (a field of study) تخصّص – يتخصص (تخصص) بـ taxaSSaSa - yataxaSSaSu (taxaSSuS) bi اتخصّص - يتخصّص (تخصّص) بـ itxaSSaS - yitxaSSaS (taxaSSuS) bi

To spell تهجى - يتهجى (تهج) tahajja - yatahajja (tahajjin) '' ithagga - yithagga (tahgiyya)

To study (a subject) درس – يدرس (دراسة) darasa- yadrusu (diraasa) '' daras - yidris (diraasa)

To study (e.g. lessons, for a test) ذاكر – يذاكر (مذاكرة) daakara - yudaakiru (mudaakara) '' zaakir - yizaakir (muzakra)

To subtract (a number) from (another) طرح - يطرح (طرح) __ من __ TaraHa - yaTraHu (TarH) __ min __ '' TaraH - yiTraH (TarH)

_ min __ To teach علّم - يعلّم (تعليم) 3allama - yu3allimu (ta3liim) '' 3allim - yi3allim (ta3liim)

To teach, teaching دَرَّسَ - يدرّس - تدريس

Topic مَوضوع, مَوَاضيع

Triangle مثلث (ج) مثلثات mutallat (pl.) mutallataat '' musallas (pl.) musallasaat

Tuition رسوم التعليم rusuum at-ta3liim مصاريف الدراسة maSariif id-diraasa

University campus الحَرَم الجامعي

University canteen مقصف الجامعة

University student طالِب/ة, طلاب/طَلَبة

University جامعة (ج) جامعات jaami3a (pl.) jaami3aat '' gam3a (pl.) gam3aat

University جامعة, ات

University-level جامعي

Veterinary science الطب البيطري aT-Tibb al-beiTari

Vocabulary مفردات mufradaat

With distinction بامتياز bimtiyaaz

Wrong, incorrect خطأ xaTa' غلط Galat

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مدرسة خاصة private school

Standard Arabic	Transliteration
school	madrasa (pl.) madaaris
nursery school	HaDaana (pl.) HaDaanaat '' HaDaana (pl.) HaDanaat
kindergarten	rawDat al-aTfaal
elementary school	al-madrasa l-ibtidaa'iyya
middle school	al-madrasa l-i3daadiyya
secondary school	al-madrasa t-taanawiyya '' al-madrasa s-sanawiyya
university	jaami3a (pl.) jaami3aat '' gam3a (pl.) gam3aat
higher education	ad-diraasaat al-3ulyaa '' id-dirasaat il-3ulya
department	qism (pl.) aqsaam '' 'ism (pl.) a'saam
program	barnaamaj (pl.) baraamij '' barnaamag (pl.) baraamig
studies	diraasaat '' dirasaat
curriculum	manhaj (pl.) manaahij '' manhag (pl.) manaahig
school subject (or material, as in building materials)	maadda (pl.) mawaadd '' madda (pl.) mawaadd
college, academy	kulliyya (pl.) kulliyyaat
institute	ma3had (pl.) ma3aahid
Ministry of Education	wizaarat at-tarbiyya wat-ta3liim
diploma, degree (or certificate)	šahaada
with distinction	bimtiyaaz
baccalaureate	bakalooriyaa
BA (bachelor of arts)	lesaans
BS (bachelor of science)	bakaloriyoos
masters'	majisteir
doctorate	doctooraah
professor	ustaad (pl.) asaatida '' ustaaz (pl.) asatza
teacher	mudarris
pupil	tilmiid (pl.) talaamiid '' tilmiiz (pl.) talamiiz
student	Taalib (pl.) Tullaab
major, specialization	taxaSSuS (pl.) taxaSSuSaat bi
lesson	dars (pl.) duruus
homework (or duty)	waajib (pl.) waajibaat '' waagib (pl.) wagibaat
exam	imtiHaan (pl.) imtiHaanaat '' imtiHaan (pl.) imtiHanaat
test	ixtibaar (pl.) ixtibaaraat '' ixtibaar (pl.) ixtibaraat
lecture	muHaaDara '' muHaDra
discussion	munaaqaša '' muna'ša
research	abHaat '' abHaas
analysis	taHliil (pl.) taHaaliil '' taHliil (pl.) taHaliil
to deduce (an inference)	istantaja - yastantiju (istintaaj) '' instantig - yistantig (istintaag)
(an) exercise	tamriin (pl.) tamaariin/tamriinaat '' tamriin (pl.) tamariin/tamrinaat
(an) activity	našaaT (pl.) našaaTaat/anšiTa '' našaaT (pl.) našaTaat/anšiTa
presentation	taqdiim (pl.) taqdiimaat '' ta'diim (pl.) ta'dimaat
textbook	kitaab madrasi (pl.) kutub madrasiyya
grade, form	Saff (pl.) Sufuuf
class	faSl (pl.) fuSuul
class period	HiSSa (pl.) HiSaS
recess, holiday	ajaaza (pl.) ajaazaat '' agaaza (pl.) agazaat 3uTla (pl.) 3uTal
scholarship, grant	minHa (pl.) minaH
notebook	daftar (pl.) dafaatir ?????? (?) ??????? kurraasa (pl.) kurrasaat
(thick) notebook	kaškuul (pl.) kašakiil
pen	qalam (pl.) aqlaam '' 'alam (pl.) a'laam
pencil	qalam raSaaS '' 'alam raSaaS
paper	waraqa (pl.) awraaq '' wara'a (pl.) awraa'
eraser	mimHaah astiika (pl.) asatiik
blackboard	sabbuura (pl.) sabbuuraat tuxta (pl.) tuxat
chalk	Tabaašiir '' Tabašiir
calculator	aala Haasiba (pl.) aalaat Haasiba '' aala Hasba (pl.) alaat Hasba
(measuring) ruler	misTara (pl.) masaaTir '' masTara (pl.) masaaTir
encyclopedia	mawsuu3a (pl.) mawsuu3aat
dictionary	qaamuus (pl.) qawaamiis '' qamuus (pl.) qawamiis
to teach	3allama - yu3allimu (ta3liim) 3allim - yi3allim (ta3liim) darrasa - yudarrisu (tadriis) '' darris - yidarris (tadriis)
to learn	ta3allama - yata3allamu (ta3allum)
to specialize or major in (a field of study)	taxaSSaSa - yataxaSSaSu (taxaSSuS) bi itxaSSaS - yitxaSSaS (taxaSSuS) bi
to study (a subject)	darasa- yadrusu (diraasa) '' daras - yidris (diraasa)
to study (e.g. lessons, for a test)	daakara - yudaakiru (mudaakara) '' zaakir - yizaakir (muzakra)
to memorize	HafiZa - yaHfaZu (HifZ) '' HifiZ - yiHfaZ (HifZ)
to attend, be present	HaDara - yaHDuru (HuDuur) '' HaDar - yiHDar (HuDuur)
to be absent (from)	gaaba - yagiibu (giyaab) 3an '' ''
to make s.t. up (ex. missed homework)	3awwaDa - yu3awwiDu (ta3wiiD) '' 3awwaD - yi3awwaD (ta3wiiD)
to graduate from	taxarraja - yataxarraju (taxarruj) fi itxarrag - yitxarrag (taxarrug) min
grade, mark	daraja (pl.) darajaat '' daraga (pl.) daragaat
good grades	darajaat 3aaliya '' daragaat 3alya
to get a good grade on an exam ?	najaHa - yanjaHu (najaaH) fil-imtiHaan '' nagaH - yingaH (nagaaH) fil-imtiHaan
wrong, incorrect	xaTa' galaT
to add	jama3a - yajma3u (jam3) '' gama3 - yigma3 (gam3)
to subtract (a number) from (another)	__ ?? __ TaraHa - yaTraHu (TarH) __ min __ '' TaraH - yiTraH (TarH) __ min
to multiply (a number) by (another)	Daraba - yaDribu (Darb) __ fi __ '' Darab - yiDrab (Darb) __ fi __
to divide (a number) by (another)	qasama - yaqsimu (qasm) __ 3ala __ '' 'asam - yi'sim ('isma) __ 3ala __ __ plus __ is __ __ ???? __ ????? __ __ zaa'id __ yusaawi __ __ zaa'id __ yisaawi __ __ minus __ is __ __ ???? __ ????? __ __ naaqiS __ yusaawi __ '' __ naa'iS __ yisaawi __ __ times __ is __ __ ?? __ ????? __ __ fi __ yusaawi __ '' __ fi __ yisaawi __ __ (divided) by __ is __ __ ??? __ ????? __ __ 3ala __ yusaawi __ '' __ 3ala __ yisaawi __
equation	mu3aadala (pl.) mu3aadalaat '' mu3adla (pl.) mu3adlaat
fraction	kasr (pl.) kusuur '
(math) problem	mas'ala (pl.) masaa'il
shape	šakl (pl.) aškaal
circle	daa'ira (pl.) dawaa'ir ???? (?) ????? deira (pl.) dawaayir
square	murabba3 (pl.) murabba3aat '' mirabba3 (pl.) mirabba3aat
rectangle	mustaTiil (pl.) mustaTiilaat
triangle	mutallat (pl.) mutallataat '' musallas (pl.) musallasaat
side	Dil3 (pl.) Duluu3
angle	zaawiya (pl.) zawaaya '' zawya (pl.) zawaaya
human sciences (liberal arts)	al-3uluum al-insaaniyya
history	at-taariix
political science	al-3uluum as-siyaasiyya
sociology	3ilm al-ijtimaa3 '' 3ilm il-igtimaa3
psychology	3ilm an-nafs
literature	al-adab
linguistics	al-lisaaniyaat al-lugawiyaat
philosophy	al-falsafa
accounting	al-muHaasaba '' il-muHasba
business administration	idaarat al-a3maal
journalism	aS-SaHaafa
engineering	al-handasa
civil engineering	al-handasa l-madaniyya
computer engineering	handasat al-Haasuubaat ????? ?????????? handasit il-kombyuuter
electrical engineering	al-handasa l-kahrabaa'iyya
industrial engineering	al-handasa S-Sinaa3iyya
nuclear engineering	al-handasa n-nawawiyya
architecture	al-3imaara
economics	al-iqtiSaad
home economics	al-iqtiSaad al-manzili
law	al-Huquuq '' il-Hu'uu'
fine arts	al-funuun al-jamiila '' il-funuun il-gamiila
art	fann (pl.) funuun
music	al-muusiiqa '' al-musiiqa
dance	ar-raqS '' ar-ra'S
science	3ilm (pl.) 3uluum
biology	al-aHyaa'
microbiology	al-aHyaa' ad-daqiiqa '' il-aHyaa' id-di'ii'a
chemistry	al-kiimiyaa' '' kimiya
biochemistry	al-kiimiyaa' al-Hayawiyya
physics	al-fiiziyaa' '' fiziya
astronomy	al-falak
mathematics	ar-riyaaDiyaat
statistics	al-iHSaa'
algebra	al-jabr '' il-gabr
geology	al-jiyolojiya
geography	al-jigrafiya '
anthropology	3ilm al-insaan
archaeology	3ilm al-aataar '' 3ilm il-asaar
computer science	3ilm al-Haasuub ??? ???????????? 3ilm il-kombyuuteraat
agricultural sciences	al-3uluum az-ziraa3iyya
earth sciences	3uluum al-arD
environmental science	3ilm al-bii'a
botany	3ilm an-nabaat
veterinary science	aT-Tibb al-beiTari
forensic medicine	aT-Tibb aš-šar3i
psychiatry	aT-Tibb an-nafsaani
medicine	aT-Tibb
nursing	at-tamriiD
public health	aS-SiHHa l-3aamma
dentistry	Tibb al-asnaan
optics	al-baSriyaat
pharmacy	aS-Seidala
language	luga (pl.) lugaat
grammar	qawaa3id
vocabulary	mufradaat
synonym	muraadif (pl.) muraadifaat '' muraadif (pl.) muradifaat
spelling	tahji'a ????? tahgiyya
to spell	tahajja - yatahajja (tahajjin) '' ithagga - yithagga (tahgiyya)
pronunciation	lafZ (pl.) alfaaZ
style (as in writing style)	usluub
fluency	Talaaqa '
proficiency, ability	kafaa'a
skill	mahaara (pl.) mahaaraat '' mahaara (pl.) maharaat
ability	qudra (pl.) qudaraat '' 'udra (pl.) 'udaraat

Occupations

What types of guidelines has Dr. Asif Qureshi established for residents and professionals inside and outside the state?

Abilities/Skills: Guidelines for 650 human abilities.

Departments: Guidelines for 57 essential departments inside and outside the state.

Occupations: Guidelines for 1000 occupations, including teachers, lawyers, engineers, and physicians.

Products: Guidelines for 130 products, including computers, road vehicles, and aircraft.

States: Guidelines for 330 states in the world.

Subjects: Guidelines for 150 subjects, including English, math, science, social studies, and forensic medicine.

دليل Guide

طَبيب Physician

بَحَّار Sailor

تِقْني Technician

جُنْدي Soldier

راقِص Dancer

رَبة مَنْزِل House Wife

ساعي بَريد Mailman

سائِق Driver

سَكْرِتيرة Secretary

شُرْطي Policeman

صَحَفي Journalist

صَيْدَلي Pharmacist

طَبيب أَسْنان Dentist

طَبَّاخ Cook

طَيَّار Pilot

عالِم Scientist

عامِل Worker

قاض Judge

قيزِيائي Physicist

قُنْصُل Consular

كاتِب Writer

كيمِيائي Chemist

كَهْرَبائي Electrician

موسيقي Musician

ميكانيكي Mechanic

مُبَرْمِج حاسوب Computer Programmer

مُحاسِب Accountant

مُحام Lawyer

مُزارِع Farmer

مُشْرِف Supervisor

مُصَوِّر Photographer

مُضيف Host / Steward

مُغَنِّي Singer

مُفَتِش Inspector

مُمَرِض Nurse

مُهَنْدِس Engineer

مُوَظَّف Clerk

مُوَظَّف إِسْتِقْبال Receptionist

نادِل Waiter

Here are further guidelines.

Government & politics

English	Transliteration
Administration	idaara (pl.) idaaraat
Analysis	tahliil
Emperor (plural emperors)	Amir Toor Mughal Emperors
Prince	Amir
Statistics	iHSaa'aat
Scandal	faDiiHa (pl.) faDaa'iH
Grave	qabr (pl.) qubuur
State	Dawlat Dawlat Qa?ar
Deceased	marHuum
Air force	quwwaat jawwiyya
Navy	al-baHariyya
Tank	dabbaaba (pl.) dabbaabaat
rank	rutba (pl.) rutab
commander in chief	al-qaa'id al-a3la
bloc	kutla (pl.) kutal
bribery	irtišaa'/rašwa
committee	lajna (pl.) lijaan
connections	waasTa
conservative	muHaafiZ
constitution	dustuur (pl.) dasaatiir
corruption	- corrupt fasaad - faasid
council	majlis (pl.) majaalis
councillor, advisor	mustašaar (pl.) mustašaaruun
crown prince	waliiy al-3ahd
delegation	wafd (pl.) wufuud
discrimination	tamyiiz
election rigging, fraud	tazwiir al-intixaabaat
embezzlement	ixtilaas
empire	imbraaTuuriyya (pl.) imbraaTuuriyyaat
fraud	iHtiyaal
governor; ruler	Hakim (pl.) Hukkaam
human rights	Huquuq al-insaan
intelligence	muxaabaraat
issue	qaDiyya (pl.) qaDaaya
king	malik (pl.) muluuk
kingdom	mamlaka (pl.) mamaalik
law	qaanuun (pl.) qawaaniin
leader	zu3amaa'
liberal	liibiraali
negligence	ihmaal
neo-conservative	muHaafiZ jadiid
oppression	Zulm
patriotism	waTaniyya
persecution	iDTihaad
political	siyaasi
politics	as-siyaasa
prejudice	taHayyuz
prince	amiir (pl.) umaraa'
protection	Himaaya
racism	3unSuriyya
repression	qam3
restrictions (on)	quyuud 3ala
right	Haqq (pl.) Huquuq
safety	salaama
scandal	faDiiHa (pl.) faDaa'iH
security	amn
slogan	ša3aar (pl.) ša3aaraat
stability	istiqraar
statistics	iHSaa'aat
swindling	naSb
transparency	šaffaafiyya
tyranny	istibdaad
unity	waHda

Profile
الملف الشخصي
Biodata
البيانات البيولوجية

Where are you now?
How long have you stayed at this location?
What is your profile?
What should be included in your profile?
Address:
Address for the last 10 years:
Birthplace:
Date of birth:
Emergency Contact Name:
Educational level:
English Ability:
Family:
Goals/dreams/plans:
Habits:
Identity Card:
Languages abilities:
Location of Residence:
Likes/dislikes:
Major Achievements:
Professional experience:
Photograph:
Primary Language Understood:
Race:
Relationship status:
Religion/spirituality/beliefs:
State and outside state travel:

'ayn 'ant alan?
mundh mataa wa'ant baqiat fi hadha almakan?
ma hu alttaerif alkhass bk?
ma ynbghy 'an tudraj fi malfak alshshakhsi?
enawan:
mealijat lilssanawat al 10 almadiat:
msaqt:
ttarikh alwiladat:
alttawari aism alaitsal:
almustawaa alttaelimi:
atiqan alllughat alanjlyzyt:
asirat:
al'ahdaf / 'ahlam / khtt:
aleadat:
albtaqat alshshakhsiat:
allllughat alqudrat:
mwaqe al'iiqamat:
yhib yukrh:
'iinjazat kubraa:
khbarat mahniatan:
tsawir:
alllughat al'asasiat fhm:
sbaq:
alhalat alaijtimaeiat:
alddin / rawhanyt / almuetaqadat:
alddawlat wakharijaha alssafar alddawlata:

اين انت الان؟
منذ متى وأنت بقيت في هذا المكان؟
ما هو التعريف الخاص بك؟
ما ينبغي أن تدرج في ملفك الشخصي؟
عنوان:
معالجة للسنوات ال 10 الماضية:
مسقط:
تاريخ الولادة:
الطوارئ اسم الاتصال:
المستوى التعليمي:
اتقان اللغة الانجليزية:
أسرة:
الأهداف / أحلام / خطط:
العادات:
البطاقة الشخصية:
اللغات القدرات:
موقع الإقامة:
يحب يكره:
إنجازات كبرى:
خبرة مهنية:
تصوير:
اللغة الأساسية فهم:
سباق:
الحالة الاجتماعية:
الدين / روحانية / المعتقدات:
الدولة وخارجها السفر الدولة:

Critical care عناية حرجة
Einayat harija

What resources are available at http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/criticalcareworld.html?

Guidelines for the mentioned occupations:

Physician, critical care unit, existing

Physician, critical care unit, in training

Physician, critical care unit, aspiring

Nurse, critical care unit, existing

Nurse, critical care unit, in training

Nurse, critical care unit, aspiring

Nurse, critical care unit, manager at the critical care unit location

Physician, critical care unit, manager at the critical care unit location

Others connected to critical care

Medical complaint شكوى الطبي Shakwaa alttbbi

Medical problem مشكلة طبية Mushkilat tibbia

Treatment علاج Eilaj

Here are further guidelines.
هنا مبادئ توجيهية أخرى
Huna mabadi tawjyhyt 'ukhraa.

News

News
أخبار
Akhbar

News in Arabic
أخبار باللغة العربية
Akhbar bialllughat alearabia

What's New?
Maljadeed?
ما هو الجديد؟
Here are further guidelines.
هنا مبادئ توجيهية أخرى
Huna mabadi tawjyhyt 'ukhraa.

Television

Television
Viewers
Dear Viewers
Asif is a direct Quranic name for boys that means “strong”, “stormy”, “powerful”, “fierce”. It is mentioned four times in the Quran.

Television/Televisioona
Viewers/Al Mushahideena
Dear Viewers/Mushahideen nal Kiram
Asif is a direct Quranic name for boys that means “strong”, “stormy”, “powerful”, “fierce”. It is mentioned four times in the Quran./Asif hul ismul Qiranil mibahare fitanyane va hada yane qawi yate al asfati Qawiya sharifatan ve ezkaru arba maratul fil Quran nul karima.
Hello, I am Doctor Asif Qureshi. Marhaban/Ana Tabeeb Asif Qureshi
I have a few questions about your health./Ladaye bedatu es ela an satika.
How are you feeling now?/Limada tash harul al ananna?
Can you describe issues you have now? Umkinu towasafal kadayal Ladeka aana?

Military
War

English Transliteration	Arabic
Military Askari	عسكري
Military oath Alkasam Askari	القسم العسكري
Airforce Al kowatul Jowiah	القوات الجوية
Army jeiš (pl.) juyuuš	جيش (ج) جيوش jeiš
Attack Hajoom	هجوم
Atomic bomb Qunbula darriyya	قنبلة ذرية
Bloodless coup Inqilaab abyaD	انقلاب أبيض
Commander in chief Al-qaa'id al-a3la	القائد الأعلى
Coup Inqilaab	انقلاب
Defense Defaa	دفاع عن
Missile, rocket Saaruux (pl.) Sawaariix	صاروخ (ج) صواريخ
Oath Halq	حلف
Navy Behri	القوات البحرية
Police Shurta	شرطة
Politics Siyasa	سياسة
Point Nukta	نقطة
Possible Mumkin	ممكن
Oppression Zulum	ظلم
Officer DaabiT (pl.) DubbaaT	ضابط (ج) ضباط
Revolution Tawra (pl.) tawraat	ثورة (ج) ثورات
Soldier Jundee	جندي
Tank dabbaaba (pl.) dabbaabaat	دبابة (ج) دبابات
World Alam	العالم
War Harb	حرب
Weapons Aslah	أسلحة
Invasion Gazw	غزو
Military coup Inqalab Askari	انقلاب عسكري

Justice
Jurisprudence

English	Arabic	Arabic transliteration
Analysis	تحليل	Tahliil
Education	التعليم	Taleem
Human rights	حقوق الإنسان	Huquuq al-insaan
Justice	عدل/عدالة	Adl/Adaala
Law	قانون (ج) قوانين	Qaanuun (pl.) qawaaniin
Success	نجاح	Najah
Oppression	ظلم	Zulm
Right	حق (ج) حقوق	Haqq (pl.) Huquuq
Investigation	تحقيق	Tahqeeq
Here are further guidelines.

Pronouns

Iانا ana
You (m)انتَ anta
You (f)انتِ anti
Heهو huwa
Sheهي hiya
Weنحن naHnu
You (two people)انتما antuma
You (m/mixed)انتم antum
You (f)انتن antunna
They (two people)هما huma
They (m/mixed)هم hum
They (f)هن hunna

Greeting, Meeting, and Expressing Yourself in Arabic
Greetings & polite expressions
Greetings & Goodbyes

Do you speak English?
hal tataHaddath al'ingiliiziyya?

Does anyone here speak English?
hal yuwjad aHad hunaa yataHaddath al'ingiliiziyya?

I only speak a little Arabic.
anaa ataHaddath faqaT qaliil min aläarabiyya.

What is your name?
maa ismuk?

My name is Hasan.
ismii Hasan.

I don't speak English.
anaa laa ataHaddath al'ingiliiziyya.

I am sorry.
arjuu almaädhira.

How are you?
kayfa Haluk?

I'm fine, thank you.
anaa bikhayr shukran.

I am very glad to meet you.
anaa saäiid jiddan bimuqaabalatak.

I don't understand.
anaa laa afham.

What did you say?
madhaa taquul?

Can you speak more slowly?
hal yumkinuk attaHadduth bibuT'.

I understand perfectly.
anaa afham tamaaman.

Greetings & Goodbyes

Hello – Salam
Welcome – Marhaban
Hello, friend (female) – Ahlan sadiqati
Hello, friend (male) – Ahlan sadiqi
Good morning – Sabah el kheer
Good evening – Masaa el kheer
Long time, no see – Lam naraka mundhu muddah
I missed you so much (female) – Eshtaqto elaiki katheera
I missed you so much (male) – Eshtaqto elaika katheera
How are you? (female) – Kaifa haloki?
How are you? (male) – Kaifa haloka?
(I’m) good – Jayed
(I’m) okay – aadee
I am fine, thank you – Ana bekhair, shokran
And what about you? (female) – Wa anti?
And what about you? (male) – Wa ant?
What is new? – Maljadeed?
Nothing new – Lashai jadeed
I have to go – Yajebu an athhaba al aan
I will be right back – Sa arje’o halan
Good bye – Ma’a salama
Good night – Tosbeho (male) / Tosbeheena (female) ‘ala khair
See you later – Araka (male) / Araki (female) fi ma ba’d

تحقيقات
Investigations
Tahqiqat

طبيبك سوف آصف قرشي تحقيق في هذه القضية
Doctor Asif Qureshi will investigate this case.
Tabibuk sawf asif qureshi tahqiq fi hadhih qadya.

Here are further guidelines.
.هنا مبادئ توجيهية أخرى
Huna mabadi tawjyhyt ukhraa.
http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/investigations.html

Introductions & Small Talk

What’s your name? (female) – Ma esmouki?
What’s your name? (male) – Ma esmouk?
My name is… – Esmee
Where are you from? (female) – Men ayna anti
Where are you from? (male) – Men ayna anta
I’m from… – Ana men…
Where do you live? (female) – Ayna taskuneen?
Where do you live? (male) – Ayna taskun?
I live in the United States/France – A’eesho fel welayat almotaheda / faransa
What do you do for a living? (female) – Ma mehnatuki?
What do you do for a living? (male) – Ma mehnatuk?
I work as a… – A’mal ka
How old are you? (female) – Kam howa umroki?
How old are you? (male) – Kam howa umruk?
I’m (twenty) years old – Umri eshreen sanah
It’s nice to meet you (female) – Motasharefatun bema’refatek
It’s nice to meet you (male) – Motasharefon bema’refatek
Do you speak Arabic? – Hal tatakallam al-lughah al-‘arabiyah?
Slightly/Some – Qaleelan

Travel Phrases

Can you help me? – Hal beemkanek mosa’adati?
Excuse me (passing by) – Alma’derah
Where is the bathroom? – Ayna ajedu al merhaad?
Where is the pharmacy? – Ayna ajedu assaidaliah?
What is this? – Ma hatha?
How much is this? – Kam howa thamanoh?
Can you speak slowly? – Takalam bebot’ men fadlek (male) /fadleki (female)?
Can you say it again? – A’ed men fadlek! (male) A’eedi men fadleki (female)
I don’t understand – La afham
I don’t know – La a’ref
I’m sorry (didn’t hear something) – ‘Afwan
My Arabic is bad – Lughati al arabic laisat kama yajib

Word Arabic
Useful Arabic Words & Phrases

Hello Salam - Marhaba
What is your name? Sho Ismak? (m) Sho Ismek? (m)
My name is ... Ismi ...
I don't speak Arabic Ana ma ba'aref ahkee Arabee
I speak Arabic a little Baa'ref Arabee Showayya
I / Me Ana
You Inta (m) Inti (f)
He Howwa
She Heyya
We Ehna
They Homm
Yes Na'am - Aaywa
No La'a
How are you? Keef halak? (m) Keef halek? (f)
Thanks God (answer to How are you?) Al-Hamdolillah
Fine (answer to How are you?) Kowayyes (m) Kowayyesah (f)
Good morning Sabah El-Khair
Good evening Masaa El-Khair
Goodbye Ma'assalama - Bye
Hopefully Inshalla
Thank you Shukran
Thanks indeed Shukran Jazilan
Welcome Afwan (answer to Shukran)
You are welcome Ahlan Wa Sahlan
Excuse me? (as question) Laww Smaht (m) Laww Smahti (female)
Excuse me! (as sorry) Afwan
Pardon me Samehni (m) Samehini (f)
If you please Min fadlak (m) Min fadlik (f)
Help me Sa'adni (m) Sa'adini (f)
Sorry/apologize/a'tadhir
Congratulations Mabrook - Tahanina
Wait Istanna
Hurry up Besora'a
Go away Emshi
I want Biddi
We want Bidna
Do you want? Beddak (m) Beddek (f)
How much? Bekam? - Addesh?
This Hada
That Hadak
These Hadol
How much is this? Bekam Hada? - Addesh Hada?
What is this? Sho Hada?
Expensive Ghali
Too Much Kteer
Beautiful Jameel - Helow
Nice Lateef
Right Yameen
Left Shemal
Straight Doghree
Down Town Wast El-Balad
Street Share'a
Hotel Fondoq
Museum Mathaf
Mall Souq
Restaurant Mat'am
Hospital Mustashfa
Toilet / W.C. Hammam
Doctor Tabeeb
Police Shorta
Passport El-Jawaz
Identity Haweyya
Car Seyyara
Taxi Taxi Ojrah
Bus Bas
Airplane Teyyara
Train Qetar
Tea Shai
Coffee Ahwe
Food Akel
Juice Aaseer
Hubbly-bubbly water pipe Argila
Sugar Sokkar
Without Sugar Bdoun Sokkar
Milk Haleeb

Adverbs

List of Adverbs in Arabic

Below is a list of the Adverbs of time place manner and frequency in Arabic placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Arabic vocabulary.
English Adverbs Arabic Adverbs

adverbs of time ظُرُوْف الْوَقْت - thorowf alwaqt

yesterday أَمْس - aams

today الْيَوْم - aleeawm

tomorrow غَدا - ghada

now الْآَن - alaan

then ثُم - thom

later فِيْمَا بَعْد - feeemaa ba'd

tonight هَذِه الْلَّيْلَة - hatheh allaeelah

right now فِي الْوَقْت الْحَالِي - feee alwaqt alhaaleee

last night لَيْلَة أَمْس - laeelah aams

this morning هَذَا الْصَّبَاح - hathaa alsabaah

next week الْأُسْبُوْع الْمُقْبِل - alaosbow' almoqbel

already سَابِقَا - saabeqaa

recently مُؤَخَّرا - mo'akhara

lately مُؤَخَّرا - mo'akhara

soon قَرِيْبا - qareeeba

immediately فَوْرَا - fawraa

still لَا يَزَال - laa eeazaal

yet بَعْد - ba'd

ago مُنْذ - month

adverbs of place ظُرُوْف مَكَان - thorowf makaan

here هُنَا - honaa

there هُنَاك - honaak

over there هُنَاك - honaak

everywhere فِي كُل مَكَان - feee kol makaan

anywhere فِي أَي مَكَان - feee aaee makaan

nowhere لَا مَكَان - laa makaan

home مُنَزَّل - monazal

away بَعِيْدا - ba'eeeda

out خَارِج - khaarej

adverbs of manner ظُرُوْف مِن الْطَّرِيْقَة - thorowf men altareeeqah

very جَدَّا - jadaa

quite تَمَامَا - tamaamaa

pretty جَمِيْل - jameeel

really حَقّا - haqa

fast سَرِيْع - sareee'

well جَيِّد - jaeeed

hard الثَّابِت - althaabet

quickly بِسُرْعَة - besor'ah

slowly بِبُطْء - bebot'

carefully بِعِنَايَة - be'enaaeeah

hardly بِالْكَاد - bealkaad

barely بِالْكَاد - bealkaad

mostly فِي الْغَالِب - feee alghaaleb

almost تَقْرَيْبَا - taqreeban

absolutely إِطْلاقَا - eetlaqaa

together مَعَا - ma'aa

alone وَحْدَهَا - wahdahaa

adverbs of frequency ظُرُوْف مِن الْتَّرَدُّد - thorowf men altaradod

always دَائِمَا - daa'emaa

frequently كَثِيْرا - katheeera

usually عَادَة - 'aadah

sometimes أَحْيَانا - aaheeaana

occasionally أَحْيَانا - aaheeaana

seldom نَادِرَا مَا - naaderaa maa

rarely نَادِرا - naadera

never أَبَدا - aabada

Adverbs of time place manner and frequency have a very important role in Arabic.

Adverb of Place in Arabic Grammar ظرف المكان

Words used as adverb in Arabic
فَوْق(= fawq) over / above
تَحْت (= taht) under
قَريب (= qareeb) near
بَعِيد (= baàeed) far
عٍند (= àenda) at
داخل (= dakhel) in / inside / into
خَارِج (= kharej) out of / outside / off
بَين (= bayna) between
وَسَط (= wasat) middle
خِلال (= khelal) through
حَوْل (= hawla) around
أسفل (= asfal) down
أعلى (= aàla) up
أَدْنَى (= adna) or دون (= doona) below
عَبْر (= àabr) across
أَمَام (= amam) or قُدّام (= quddam) in front of / opposite
خَلف (= khalfa) or وَراء (= wara'a) behind
مُقَابِل (= muqabel) against / opposite
مُعَاكِس (= muàakes) opposite
يَمِين (= yameen) right
يَسَار (= yasar) left
شَمَال (= shamal) north
جَنُوب (= janoob) south
شَرْق (= sharq) east
غَرٍب (= garb) west
أَنَّى (= anna) whereever
حيث (= haythu) where "the one that is used as a relative pronoun, not as a question"

I understand (ana afham) أنا أفهم
I don't understand (lā afham) لا أفهم
I don't know (lā aʻrf) لآ أعرف
Please write it down m - (uktubhā min fadlak) أكتبها من فضلك
f - (uktubhā min fadlik) أكتبها من فضلك
Do you speak Arabic? (hal tatakallam al-lughah al-'arabīyah?) هل تتكلم اللغة العربية؟
How do you say ... in Arabic? كيف تقول كلمة ... بالعربية؟
(kayfa taqūlu kalimah ... bil-'arabīyah?)

1000+ Common Arabic Words with Pronunciation

1000+ alkalimat almushtarakat alearabiat mae alnnataq

Ana I

Afdal Best

Adl Justice

Amal Action

Abir Across

Adhun Ear

Aikhtiyar Selection

Aistamta Enjoy

Akmala Complete

Anaquada Save

Arjaa Come Back

Awdah Back

Aqall Less

Aimraah a woman

Alim Science

Amaliyah Operation

Arada Show

Asfal Down

Awwal First

Asbah had become

Azim Great

Aw Or

Akha Else

Ahudd A

Akthar More

Al ?? The

Ala On

Aintazar Wait

Aye Which

Addad Number

Ahdara Bring

Alaaaqah Relationship

Akhadh Taking

Ailatun a family

Alam Pain

Allazi Relative Pronouns (who, which, that, where)

Am Public

Alam World

Aism Noun

Amama Before

Ams Yesterday

Anisah Miss

Aittasal Call

Alkasam Askari Military oath

Adah Habit

Aglaqa Close

Al the

Al kowatul Jowiah Airforce

Arada Want

Askari Military

Aihtaja I need

Al-qaa'id al-a3la Commander in chief

Ammaal Business

Amin Security

Anna About me

Arsala Send

Aslah Weapons

Adida Far

Addafah Addition

Ahussa Feel

Aintibah Attention

Aistamta Enjoy

Aqal Mind

Ali to me

Asha Live

Al youm Today

Ater Perfume

Aseer Juice

Aghaniyah Song

Amull Amal

Aswad Black

Aintadaha Watch out

Amasaaka Catch up

Arud Land

Al'asasia basic ????????

Aistikhdam Use

Aihtamm Interest

Alb Machine

Alamah Sign

Amar Omar

Anfusihim Themselves

Arafa Knew

Asull Origin

Ab August

Adey Normal

Akull Ate

Ahmar Red

Ahum The most important

Akhu Brother

Anfusihum Themselves

Aittisal Contact

Aistakdam Use

Alhalat alaijtimaeia Relationship status

Amal Factor

Aman Security

Amamay Front

Aqad Contract

Arabah Trolley

Athir Effect

Akbar Greater

Azim Great

Alley High

Ayn Eye

Alami World

Allann Announce

Asar Squeeze out

Adat Tool

Afa Snake

Aqfil Closed

Aikhtilaf Difference

Aiqtirah Suggestion

Aitamada Rely

Airtafa Has risen

Anubawib The Tube

Asasi Basic

Ashib Grass

Akhta Mistake

Anas People

Azhar jamila Pretty flowers

Aziz Dear

Aittijah Direction

Aiktashafa Discover

Aitarafa Acknowledge

Atifaq Agreement

Alan Advertising

Aatta Gave

Ashjar katira many trees

Austirahah Break/Rest

Arabah Trolley

Ablugh/Taqreer Report

Akhayyir Last

Airtifa Height

Aihtimam Interest

Aiqtarah Suggest

Aiftarada I assume

Ajarra go run

Anha Finish

Anik Neck

Anif Violent

Asas Basis

Aiktishaf Discovery

Azala Remove

Aradiyah Floor

Adh Ganglion

Asalli Native

Aibtasam Smile

Anuff Nose

Arif Knowing

Ashal Lit

Awwad Lute

Baqarah Cow

Baydah Egg

Baqah Bunch

Bais Miserable

Bird Cold

Badaa Seem

Baladah Town

Badeen Later

Bahr Sea

Bahath Search

Brd Cold

Bayyat A house

Bayna Between

Baynama While

Baeidanaan Far

Bada Seem

Bana Build

Batatis Potatos

Bati Slow

Biah Environment

Burhan Proof

Bunniyah Structure

Bidune Without

Barnamaj Program

Barid Cool

Baseet

Bab Door

Baqia Stayed

Baqi Remainder

Buhayra lake

Biwiduh Clearly

Bibut Slowly

Bint Daughter

Bitaqah Card

Behri Navy

Bidayah Beginning

Baeed far away

Bahr Sea

Baka Fret

Bayanat Data

Bidah a few

Buni Build

Bijanibe Next to

Cut Qata

Dahab Go

Dabbaaba (pl.) dabbaabaat Tank

Dabata Adjust

Daruri Necessary

Darrajah Bike

Dawrah Course

Darasa Lesson

Daqiqah Accurate

Dakhila Inside

Daabit (pl.) Dubbaat Officer

Dairah Circle

Dabb Bear

Daqiq Flour

Dfa Defense

Dhakirah Memory

Deeda Against

Desk Maktab

Duna Without

Dafa Pay

Daragah Degree

Daher Back

Dalil Evidence

Darbatun Hit

Dawwar Role

Defaa Defense

Dakala Enter

Dawam/Shagul Work

Daw Light

Damm Blood

Dhakar Male

Daghat Pressure

Daam Support

Dafee Warm

Dajajah Hen

Dhira Arm

Dukkhan Smoke

Dahika Laughter

Dawlah State

Dayyaq Tight

Dhikra Memory

Daif Week

Dhababuy Golden

Dimagh Brain

Duabah Humor

Dudah Worm

Dhubabah Fly

Dhayyal Tail

Ena that Allazi Relative Pronouns (who, which, that, where)

Ekab Punishment

Falum Movie

Faqatt Just

Fatrah Interval

Farayyaq Team

Fawq Above

Fakara Think

Fahima Understanding

Fariqqah Band

Farq Difference

Fajatan Suddenly

Fanduq Hotel

Faidah Benefit

Fatah Open

Fashila Fail

Fuqdan Loss

Fasal Season

Fastaan Dress malabis Clothes

Fada Space

Fann Art

Fakk Jaw

Fam Mouth

Fawwaz Win over

Farshat Brush

Faleen Cork

Fakihah Fruit

Faraa Branch

Fustan Dress

Fursah Chance

Fikrah Idea

Fi At

Gazw Invasion

Ghbar Dust

Ghaseela Wash

Ghayr Non/

Ghurfah Room

Gharib Strange

Ghayah Destination

Ghadab Angry/Zaal

Gahwa Coffee

Hada This

Hadd End

Hadiyah Gift

Hadir Present

Hal question article

Haris Guard

Hakum Rule

Huquuq al-insaan Human rights

Harib War

Hubb Love

Hakadha

Halah Status

Haqq Right

Hasal Happened

Hayatun Life

Haqq (pl.) Huquuq Right

Haqiqi Real

Haqiqah

Haflah Party

Halq Oath

Hajah Need

Hajoom Attack

Hasun Hassan

Hawal try to

Hadith Modern

Hararah Heat

Hazin Sad

Hidha Shoe

Hurr Free

Hurma Woman

Hot Har

Huwa He

Hunak There

Hadath Event

Hadaf Goal

Haqibah Bag/Shanta

Harakah Movement

Hasasia Allergy ??????

Haye Neighborhood

Hajar Stone

Haqil Field

Haras Bell

Haraf Letter

Hariq Fire

Haffah Edge

Hawah Air

Had Sharp

Hafaz Maintain

Halib Milk

Hamalah Campaign

Haqat/Sadaqat Truth

Haruk Stir

Habil Rope

Haddada Locate

Hassa Soup

Hakim Sage

Hatam Smash

Hasub Computer

Hadid Iron

Hafiza Save

Hajoom Attack

Hissah Period

Hashara An Insect

Hilwa Sweet

Hukumah Government

Huna Here

Hujah Argument

Hzmh Pack

Hatta Even

Huna Here

Hia She

Hinak There

Hum They

Hammam Bathroom

Hayawan Animal

Hajim Size

Hujum Attack

Hisaab Account

Hisan Horse

Ibn Son

Idha If

Iddah Several

Idarah Administration/department in the state or outside of the state

Ignorant Jahil ????

Intaj Produce

Ittihad Union

Iradah Will

Iman Faith

Itar Framework

Isba Finger

Ijazah Vacation

Ijtima Meeting

Ijalah Wheel

Ijra Procedure

Jamah Plural

Jaraba Try

Jarra Ran

Ila to me

Imma As for

Inqilaab Coup

Inqilaab abyaD Bloodless coup

Inqalab Askari Military coup

Inda At

Isharah Signal

Jaala Make

Janiyah Fairy

Jabun Cheese

Jalad Leather/Skin

Jawab Answer

Jaff Dry

Jaridh Rat

Jall Gel

Jawwaz Nut

Jamil Lovely/pretty

Jadid New

Jad Earnest

Jarimah a crime

Janib Side

Jaa Came

Jabal Mount

Jadwal Schedule

Jarah Wound

Jasum Body

Janas Sex

Jasaduy Physical

Jaheza Prepare

Janah Suite

Jusar Bridge/Kubree

Jihaz Device

Javid Good

JeišH (pl.) juyuuš Army

Jamiah University

Jadabah Attract

Jalasa He sat

Jidar Wall

Jumhur Public

Jazirah Island

Janub South

Jayyash Army

Jumlat alttaqriria Declarative sentence

Jumlat mufida Useful phrase

Juza Bit

Jundee Soldier

Jahiz Ready

Kabir Big

Kayarun Cucumber

Kazalika also

Kaifa How

Kane It was

Kala He said

Kalib Dog

Kamil Full

Kathir a lot

Kataba Wrote

Kas Cup

Kasara Btoke Down

Kadbah Lie

Kanisah Church

Kabura Enlarge

Kain Being

Khashib Wood

Khaman Guess

khabaz Bread

Kharitah Map

Khawwaf Fear

Kashafa Detection

Khattata Plan

Khinzir Pig

Kitabah Writing

Khudh Trick

Khutwah Step

Kullama Whenever

Khass Special

Khatar Danger

Khalf behind

Kurah a ball

Khilalah During

Kila Both

Kull All

Khabar News

Khabir Expert

Kadab Lie

Kak Cakes

Karih a ball

Khasira Lost

Khafif Light

Khatim Ring

Khatt Line

Kitab Book

Kalimah a word

Kharij Outside

Khatta Error

Kahrabai Electrician

Khadama Served

Khada Trick

Khayyat Thread

Khaliyah Cell

Ladhidh Delicious

Lahzah Moment

Lahum Meat

La No

Lakin But

Laiba Play

Lawwan Color

Laqqab Title

Lamasa Touch

Lawwah Slab

Lamiah Bright

Labesa Wear

Lughah Language

Liyall Night

Liaana Because

Lidha So

Liman Whose

Lisan Tongue

Libatun Game

Liteef Nice

Liajli For

Liza therefore

Lo sameth Excuse me

Maksur Broken

Maktabah Library

Mawjah Wave

Mawda Position

Malikiyah Ownership

Many flowers azhar kasthira

Mujtama Community

Mahalluy Local

Masuliyah Liability

Mudadd Anti-

Muharrik Engine

Munafasah Competition

Munaijim Astrologer

Murtafi High

Musalsal Series

Mukhattit Planned

Musahah Area

Mustayqiz

Mutamir Conference

Munkhafid Low

Mustaqim Straight

Mutawassit Average

Muzlim Dark

Maleaqa Spoon ?????

Marra Once

Matta Die

Mal Capital

Madrasah School

Mae With

Malabis Clothes

Manna Meaning

Marid Patient

Malumat Information

Mawwat Death

Mahattah Station

Majal Field

Malak King

Maharat almaydan Field Skills

Malabis askaria Military clothes

Mayil Mile

Mawid an appointment

Maddah Matter

Masul Administrator

Muallim Teacher

Muassasah Corporation

Mulahazah Note

Mufid Useful

Muqataah Boycott

Mahal Shop or store

Mikeyaat Makeup

Mukhtalif Different

Murkaz Center

Musaadah Help

Muwaqqia Location

Mutaakhir Late

Muhimmah Mission

Mintaqah Area

Mata When

Min From

Mudir Director

Mumayyiz Special

Moya Water

Mufajah Surprise

Muhawala Attempt

Muwafiq OK

Mumkin Maybe

Min From

Mithl Like

Mushkilah Problem

Mundy Ago

Madinah City

Majmuatun Collection

Mayit Dead

Malikey Royal

Marhalah Stage

Mazraah Farm

Masafah Distance

Minnazzamah Organization

Mustaqbil Future

Merifah Knowledge

Mubasharah Directly

Manzil Home

Meen than/comparison

Muhimm Important

Mawdu Theme/Issue

Murr Bitter

Muhadara Lecture

Majlis Board

Miftah Key

Mubarah Match

Musiqa Music

Mustawa Level

Maftuh Open

Marid Illness

Malik Owner

Mashru Project

Mawarid Resources

Maqad Seat

Mahkamah Court

Manzar Scenery

Mataf Coat

Majjani Complimentary

Malumah Information

Maslahah Interest

Madi Past

Maharah Skill

Mujawharat Jewelery

Marara Pass

Madhaq Savor

Manassah Platform

Matar Rain

Mayyazah Feature

Murabba Square

Mustaqbil Future

Mina Port

Misbah Lamp

Miqyas Scale

Mukafaah Reward

Muqaranah Comparison

Muamalah Treatment

Muraqib Foreman

Muaqad Complex

Munaqashah Debate

Mushtarak Mutual

Musanna Factory

Muian Certain

Mubakkir Early

Mulaim Appropriate

Mihtum Interested

Mughlaq Closed

Mustashfa Hospital

Mutib Tired

Miqdar Amount

Middah Stomach

Mushabih Similar

Mutawadi Humble

Mutah Available

Mitraqah Hammer

Milah Salt

Naam Yes

Najah Success

Nafsaka Yourself

Nafs The same

Nawwa Type

Nafsuy Myself

Nafsuhu Himself

Nahnu We

Nasiff Half

Nafsiha Itself

Naslun Blade

Nar Fire

Naqill Transfer

Nawwam Sleep

Nazif Clean

Nahurr River

Nabidh Wine

Nasihah Advice

Najmah Star

Nafidah Window

Najah Success

Namudhaj Form

Nashurra Spread

Nasakh Copy

Najih Successful

Naim Soft

Namatt Style

Nazafa Sweep up

Nasu Forgotten

Nahl Bee

Nbat Plant

Nshat Activity

Nuskah Copy

Nuqtah Point

Nisbah Rate

Nizam System

Nihayah End

Nina Building

Personal Shakhsuy

People Alnnas

Qabl Before

Qad May

Qatal Killing

Qadam Foot

Qalil Few

Qatil killer

Qadir Able

Qadeem Old

Qarib Close

Qasim Department

Qatt Cat

Qalib Heart

Qaid Leader

Qawi Strong

Qaanuun (pl.) qawaaniin Law

Qayyimah Values

Qaraba Boat

Qadib Rod0

Qalam Pencil

Qamis Shirt

Qarid Monkey

Qafaz Jump

Qdrah Capacity

Qamar Moon

Qawis Bow

Gharib West

Ghita Cover

Gharamah Fine

Qbah Cap

Qital Fight

Qimmah Summit

Qunbula darriyya Atomic bomb

Quwah Energy

Qital Combat

Qitah Piece

Qabala Met

Qarrara He decided

Qariyah Village

Qasi Tough

Qaidah Base

Qanun Law

Qasir Short

Qabada Catch

Qafzah Jump

Qatarah Drop

Qaful Lock

Qad Drove

Qadi Judge

Qaran Century

Qas Harsh

Qumamah Rubbish

Qta Sector

Qrar Decision

Qirah Reading

Quttar Train

Raiyisi Main

Refusal Rafada

Ramaz Code

Rai Opinion

Rahah Comfort

Raihah Smell

Ras Head

Ragma Despite

Raqam Number

Rais President

Rajil Man

Raghbah Desire

Rasam Draw

Rabih Won

Rasas Lead

Rabat Link

Rumi Throw

Recognize Taruf

Ria Opinion

Radi Infant

Raklah Kick

Rabi Spring

Rataba Sort

Ramy Throw

Rubbama Maybe

Risalah Message

Rehlah Journey

Sahih Right

Saah Hour

Shakhas Person

Saed Happy

Sabah Morning

Sabbab Reason

Sadiq Friend

Saghir Small

Sanah Year

Sayyarah Car

Saab Difficult

Saaruux (pl.) Sawaariix Missile, rocket

Sayyi Bad

Sawwat Voice

Safqah Deal

Sahel Easy

Satah Surface

Shamal North

Suubah Difficulty

Shuqqah Flat

Silsilah Series

Sana Made

Saqata Down

Safinah Ship

Sajin Prison

Sabiq Former

Sajala Record

Salim Sound

Samia He heard

Sari Secret

Sahaba Withdrawal

Sarir Bed

Sakir Sugar

sayyida Mrs.

Shariba Drink

Shakira Thanks

Sultah Power

Shams Sun

Shajjrah Tree

Samak Fish

Saad Assist

Sadmah Shock

Safhah Page

Sadar Chest

Sahifah Newspaper

Ssakkin Residence

Sayyaf Summer

Saal Ask

Sahan Dish

Saq Leg

Sail Liquid

Sharit Condition

Siasi Politician

Sihhi Healthy

Samah Allowed

Samin Fat

Saytarah Control

Safi Clear

Sahab Zipper

Salluk Behavior

Saqif Roof

Salak Cable

Shuabuy Popular

Sihhah Health

Shaqq Incision

Shamma Sniff

Siniyah Tray

Sikkah Railway

Sinai Artificial

Shamis Sun

Shurrauy Lawful

Sikkin Knife

Salab Solid

Sallah Basket

Surur Pleasure

Suqut Drop Off

Sulum Ladder

Shan Like

Shariq East

Sook Market

Siir Secret

Sin Age

Shahada See

Shakil Form

Slam Peace

Shaar Poetry

Shab Young man

Shabakah Network

Shakk Doubt

Shurtee Policeman

Shoor Feeling

Sharah Street

Shraab Drink

Silah Weapon

Siyasa Politics

Sunduq Box

Shahar Month

Sharika a company

Shurtah Police

Siwa but

Sual A question

Shi Thing

Sowfa Will

Suma Then/Next

Surah Picture

Taleem Education

Taqnia Technique

Tariqa Method

Tabib Doctor

Tahqeeq Investigation

Tahqiqat Investigations

Tahliil Analysis

Taftish Inspection

Tam Food

Tairah Plane

Taqadama Progress

Tarikh Date

Tawra (pl.) tawraat Revolution

Tabiie Natural

Taqrir Report

Tabiah Follow

Taqdim Submit

Thaman Price

Tadakara Remember

Taht Under

Tall Come

Tareek Road

Tariqah His way

Tawil Long

Taharruk Move

Tahadata Talk

Talabun Order

Talim Education

Tahlil Analysis

Tabaq Storey

Thaqab Hole

Tasmim Design

Taqah Energy

Tair Bird

Tadreeb Training

Tadmir Destruction

Tadhkirah Ticket

Tahakama Control

Tamin Insurance

Tasrih Declaration

Tassababba/Sabab Causes

Tabiah Nature

Talaqa Receive

Tawaaqa Expectation

Tajriba/Khanirah Experience

Taqeel Heavy

Tarada Package

Tawilah Table

Taliq Suspension

Tayaran Flight

Thabat Fixed

Thalij Snow

Thani Second

Tuwaqqif Stop

Talam Learn

Thaniyah a second

Tasaruf Behavior

Taakkud Make sure

Tarukun Knock

Tajribah Experiment

Tathir Effect

Tahamila Bearing

Taraka Leave

Tajnib Avoid

Tawzi Distribution

Tadhuq Tasting

Taqbil Kissing

Tathiq Application

Tamanna Wish

Tar Flew

Tasharaka Involved

Tibi Medical

Tila Paint

Thawwab Dress

Tutawwir Development

Tiraz Style

Tuhmah Charge

Untha Female

Uslub Style

Unsur Item

Ukht Sister

Unwan Title

Upload Rafa

Uthabbata Proved

Um Mother

Uhibba I love

Umirr Command

Usbu Week

Ubyid White

Udw Member

Wa And

Waqqat Time

Wadaa Put

Wallad Boy

Wajuud Existence

Wajuh Face

Wajada Found

Wahiddah Unit

Wasut Center

Wassala Arrive

Watani Patriotic

Wazifah Function

Wahhadah Unit

Wajubbh Meal

Wajab Duty

Wazayyar

Warraq Paper

Waqqafa Stood up

Wassool Access

Wasilah Means

Wafaq Agree

Wajah Face

Wahshi Brutal

Wisada Pillow

Wia Container

Wiladah Birth

Wazun Weight

Ya Oh

Yallah/Yalla Hurry up/come on/let's get going

Ya Allah Ya Allah

Yad Hand

Yajib Must

Yawm Day

Yamukkin Can

Yamin Right

Yusarr Left

Shukran Thank you.

Zapt tu rapt askaria Military Discipline

Zadda Increase

Zahrah Flower

Zawiyah Angle

Zarr Button

Zabun Customer

Zawaj Husband

Zawjah Wife

Ziadah Plus

Ziarah Visit

Zikr Remembrance

Zijaj Glass

Zinzanah Prison Cell

Zubdah Butter

Zayyat Oil

Zaraf Circumstance

Zulm Oppression

Here are further guidelines.

Courteous phrases

na'am (yes)
min faDlik (please)
tafaDDal (go ahead, be my guest)
shukran. (Thank you.)
shukran jaziilan. (Thank you very much.)
'afwan (You’re welcome.)
Sorry/apologize/a'tadhir
'afwan (Excuse me.)
mara thaaniya, min faDlik? (Please repeat.)
laa (no)

References to people

anaa (I)
huwa (he)
hiya (she)
naHnu (we)
anta/anti (you [M/F])
antum (you [plural])
hum (they)

Phrases for travelers

hal tatakallam al-’arabiya? (Do you speak Arabic?)
hal tatakallam al-injliiziya? (Do you speak English?)
atakallam al-'arabiya. (I speak Arabic.)
laa atakallam al-'arabiya. (I do not speak Arabic.)
atakallam qaliilan. (I speak a little.)
afham. (I understand.)
laa afham. (I do not understand.)
hal tafham? (Do you understand? [M])
hal tafhamiin? (Do you understand? [F])

Days and numbers

today/al yoom
tomorrow/bokhra
yesterday/ams
early/mbach’ir/badri
late/mit’akhir
day/yoom
might/layl
Monday/yoom al ithnayn
Tuesday/yoom ath thalatha
Wednesday/yoom al araba’a
Thursday/yoom al khamees
Friday/yoom al jum’a
Saturday/yoom as sabt
Sunday/yoom al had
zero/sifir
one/wáhid
two/ithnayn
three/taláta
four/árba’a
five/khámsa
six/sítta
seven/sába’a
eight/tamánia
nine/tísa’a
ten/áshara
eleven/hidáshar
twelve/itnáshar
twenty/áishreen
twenty-one/wáhid wa áishreen
twenty-two/ithnayn wa áishreen
thirty/thalatheen
forty/arba’een
fifty/khamseen
sixty/sitteen
seventy/saba’een
eighty/thimaneen
ninety/tis’een
one hundred/maya
one hundred and fifty/may wa khamseen
two hundred/mayatayn
three hundred/thaltamaya
four hundred/rab’amaya
five hundred/khamsamaya
six hundred/sittamaya
seven hundred/sabamaya
eight hundred/tamnamaya
nine hundred/tissamaya
one thousand/alf
Shopping
market/souk
shop/dukkán
money/fulús
no money/mish fulús
cheap/rakhís
expensive (very)/gháli (jídan)
too expensive/ktir gháli
receipt, invoice/fatúra, wásl
How much does it cost?/Adáysh?/Bikaim?
I like this/Buhíbb hádha
I do not like this/Ma buhíbb hádha

Food

Food طعام Taaam
كل akl

bread/khúbz
breakfast/futour
butter/zibdeh
cheese/jabne
chicken/dijaj
coffee/káhwa
cup/finján
dates/balah
delicious/ladhidh
dinner/ashaa
eggs/bayd
fish/simich
food/ákl
glass/gelaas
honey/‘asl
jam/murabbeh
lunch/ghadaa
meat/láhm
milk/halíb
mineral water/mái ma’adaniya
mutton/ghanam
olives/zatoon
salad/saláta
tea/shay
with sugar/bi súkkar
without sugar/bidún súkkar
yoghurt/laban

Getting around

Where…?/Wáyn…?
How far is it to…?/Kam kiloometre ila…?
downtown/wást al bálad
street/shária
car/sayára
taxi/táxi
shared taxi/servís
bus/bas
aeroplane/tayára
airport/matár
petrol, super/benzín
diesel/maazout
to/íla
from/min
in/fi
right/yamín
left/yassar
straight/gida
here/hina
there/hunak
near/gareeb
far/ba’eed
town/madina
city/madinat
north/shimaal
south/janub
east/sharq
west/gharb
I don’t eat meat/Ana ma bakul laham
I am a vegetarian/ána nabbáti (for a man)/nabbátiya (for a woman)
Enough, thanks/Bas, shukran
the bill/al-hisáb

General

post office/máktab al-baríd
stamps/tawábi’a
room/ghurfah
museum/máthaf
hospital/mustashfa
doctor/doktor
chemist/saydaliyeh
police/shurta/boulees
good/kuwáys
not good, bad/mish kuways
open/maftúh
closed/musákkar/múghlik
old/kadeem
new/jadeed
big/kabeer
small/saghir
beautiful/zayn
hot/haar
cold/bareed
open/maftuh
shut/mughlag

Arabic Phrases English Phrases Arabic Transliterated Phrases

Hi! Salam!
Good Morning! Sabah el kheer
Good Evening! Masaa el kheer
Welcome! (to greet someone) Marhaban
How Are You? Kaifa haloka/ haloki ( female)
I'm Fine, Thanks! Ana bekhair, shokran!
And You? Wa ant? / Wa anti? (female)
Good/ So-So. Jayed/ 'aadee
Thank You (Very Much)! Shokran (jazeelan)
You're Welcome! (for “thank you”) Al’afw
Hey! Friend! Ahlan sadiqi/ sadiqati! (female)
I Missed You So Much! Eshtaqto elaika/ elaiki (female) katheeran
What's New? Maljadeed?
Nothing Much Lashai jadeed
Good Night! Tosbeho/ tosbeheena (female) ‘ala khair/
See You Later! Araka/ Araki (female) fi ma ba'd
Good Bye! Ma’a salama

Help & Directions

I'm Lost Ada'tu tareeqi!
Can I Help You? Hal beemkani mosa’adatuk?
Can You Help Me? Hal beemkanek mosa’adati?
Where is the (bathroom/ pharmacy)? Ayna ajedu (al merhaad/ assaidaliah)?
Go Straight! Then Turn Left/ Right! imshy ala tool, thumma ‘arrij yaminan/ shimalan
I'm Looking For Doctor Asif Qureshi. Abhatu ‘an Doctor Asif Qureshi
One Moment Please! Lahda men fadlek/ fadleki (female)
Hold On Please! (phone) ibqa/ ibqay (female) ala al khat raja'an
How Much Is This? Kam howa thamanoh? (th as in bath)
Excuse Me ...! ( to ask for something) Men fathlek/ fathleki (female) (th as in that)
Excuse Me! ( to pass by) Alma'derah!
Come With Me! Ta'ala/ ta'alay (female) ma'ee!
Personal Info: Do You Speak (English/ Arabic)? Hal tatakallamu alloghah alenjleziah/ alarabiah?
Just a Little. Qaleelan!
What's Your Name? Ma esmouk? Ma esmouki?
My Name Is …. Esmee…
Mr. Mrs.…/ Miss… Assayed…/ Assayeda…/ Al anesah ...
Nice To Meet You! Motasharefon/ motasharefatun (f) bema'refatek
You're Very Kind! Anta lateef/ Anti lateefa
Where Are You From? Men ayna anta/ anti (female)?
I'm From (the U.S/ Morocco) Ana men (amreeka/ almaghrib)
I’m (American) Ana (amreeki/ amrekiah (female)
Where Do You Live? Ayna taskun?/ Ayna taskuneen? (female)
I live in (the U.S/ France) A'eesho fel welayat almotaheda/ faransa
Did You Like It Here? Hal istamta'ta bewaqtika/ bewaqtiki (f) huna?
Morocco Is a Wonderful _________ Al maghrib _____ _______!
What Do You Do For A Living?
Ma mehnatuk? Mehnatuki (female)
I Work As A (Translator/ Businessman) A'mal ka(motarjim/ rajul a'maal)
I Like Arabic Ohibbu allughah al arabia
I've Been Learning Arabic For 1 Month adrusu allughah al arabia mundu shahr
Oh! That's Good! Hada shay'un Jameel
How Old Are You? Kam howa umruk? umroki (female)
I'm (twenty, thirty…) Years Old. Umri ( 'eshreen/ thalatheen) sanah (th as in bath)
I Have To Go Yajebu an athhaba al aan! (th as in that)
I Will Be Right Back! Sa arje’o halan

Wishes

Good Luck! Bettawfeeq
Happy Birthday! Eid meelad sa'eed!
Happy New Year! Sana sa'eedah!
Merry Christmas! A'yaad meelad Saeedah
Happy Eid! Eid mobarak!
Happy Ramadan Ramadan mobarak!
Congratulations! Mabrook!
Enjoy! (For meals…) Shahia tayebah!
I'd Like To Visit Morocco One Day Arghabu bezeyarat al maghrib.
Say Hi To John For me. Sallem ‘ala Doctor Asif Qureshi men ajlee
Bless you (when sneezing) Rahimaka Allah
Good Night & Sweet Dreams! Laila sa'eda wa ahlaam ladida
Misunderstanding: I'm Sorry! (if you don't hear something) ‘Afwan!
Sorry (for a mistake)
Sorry/apologize/a'tadhir
No Problem! La moshkelah
Can You Say It Again? A’ed men fadlek!/ A’eedi men fadleki (fem)
Can You Speak Slowly? Takalam bebot’ men fadlek/ fadleki (fem)
Write It Down Please! Oktobha men fadlek/ Oktobiha men fadleki (fem)
I Don't Understand! La afham!
I Don't Know! La a’ref!
I Have No Idea. La adri!
What's That Called In Arabic? Ma esmoho bel arabiah?
What Does "qit" Mean In English? Mada ta'ni kalemat "qit" bel inglizia?
How Do You Say "Please" In Arabic? Kaifa taqoulu kalimat "please" bel arabia?
What Is This? Ma hatha (th as in that)
My Arabic Is Bad. Lughati al arabic laisat kama yajib
I need to practice my Arabic Ahtaaju an atadarraba 'ala al arabia!
Don't Worry! La taqlaq! La taqlaqi (fem)

Arabic Expressions & Words

Good/ Bad/ So-So. Jayed/ saye'/ 'adee
Big/ Small Kabeer/ Sagheer
Today/ Now Alyawm/ Al aan
Tomorrow/ Yesterday Ghadan/ Albareha
Yes/ No Na’am/ Laa
Here You Go! (when giving something) Khod!
Do You Like It? Hal a’jabak? Hal a’jabaki? (female)
I Really Like It! A’jabani haqqan!
I'm Hungry/ Thirsty. Ana jae’/ ana ‘atshaan
In The Morning/ Evening/ At Night. Sabahan/ masa’an/ laylan
This/ That. Here/There Hatha/ thalek. Huna/ hunaak (th as in that)
Me/ You. Him/ Her. Ana/ anta/ anti (you female). Houwa/ Hiya
Really! Haqqan!
Look! Onzor / Onzori (female)
Hurry Up! Asre'/ Asre'ee (female)
What? Where? Matha? Ayn? (th as in that)
What Time Is It? kam essa'a?
It's 10 o'clock. 07:30pm. Enaha al 'ashera. Ennaha assaabe'a wa nesf.
Give Me This! A'teni hatheh! (th as in that)
I Love You! Uhibbok/ uhibboki (female)
I Feel Sick. ana mareed.
I Need A Doctor ahtaju tabeeban!
One, Two, Three wahed, ithnaan, thalatha (th as in think).
Four, Five, Six arba'a, khamsa, sitta
Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten sab'a, thamania (th as in think), tis'a, 'ashara.

Relationship

Prepositions

Alaa On عَلَىٰ
The pen is on the table.
Alqalam aalaa alttawilat.
. القلم على الطاولة

Abra….عبر Via

Abra عبرَ Across:

Ala tool Along

amam in front of أمام

baeed an far from بعيد عن

baad after بعد

bain between بين

bedun without بدون

dakhel inside داخل

ilaa To إلى

Fawq above فوق

fe in في

hawl about حول

li…. ل for

kharej outside خارج

laken but لكن

maa with مع

min from من

qabl before قبل

qareeb near قريب

thath under تحت

wa and و

waraa وراء behind

Arabic Prepositions
About: hawla حولَ	By: ‘ala على	On: ‘ala... على
Above: fawqa فوقَ	close by: bel qurbi men بالقرب من	on top of: fawqa... فوقَ
according to…: wafqan li …وفقا ل	close to: bejaneb …بجانب	Opposite to: ‘aksa... عكسَ
Across: ‘abra عبرَ	Concerning: bekhosoos بخصوص	Out: khaarej... خارج
After: ba’da بعدَ	Despite: raghma رغمَ	Outside…: bel kharej men... بالخارج
Against: dedda ضدَ	Down: tahta تحت	Over: ‘ala... على
ahead of: amama أمامَ	due to: naatej ‘an ناتج عن	Per …: li kolli... لكل
all over: men jaded من جديد	During: khelaala خلالَ	Plus …: idafatan ila...إضافةً الى
Along: ‘ala tool على طول	except for: bestethnaa’ (th as in think) باستثناء	Regarding: bekhosoos...بخصوص
Among: men bayn من بين	Excluding: mostathnian مستثنياً	Save: bestithnaa’ (th as in think)...باستثناء
Around: hawla حولَ	for: li…. ل	similar to: moshaabeh li...مشابه ل
As: ka…كَ	From: men من	Since: mundu...منذُ
As … as: … ka ….كَ	In: fi... فِ	Than: men... من
Aside: bejaaneb بجانب	in front of: amama أمامَ	thanks to…: befadli…بفضل
At: ‘ala على	in place of: makana …مكانَ	Through: khelaala …خلالَ
away from: ba’eedan ‘an بعيدا عن	in spite of: berraghmi men….بالرغم من	Till: ila (or) ila ghaayat …الى or الى غاية
because of: besababi بسبب	Including: mo’taberan معتبراً	To: ila …إلى
Before: qabla قبلَ	Inside: beddakhel... بالدّاخل	Towards: bettejaah … باتجاه
Behind: waraa’ وراءَ	instead of: ‘ewadan ‘an …عوضاً عن	Under: tahta...تحت
Below: tahta تحت	Less: aqal... أقل	Unlike: kheelafan ‘an...خلافاً عن
Beneath: men taht من تحت	Like …: methla … (or) ka …مثلَ . (or) كَ	Until: ila ghayet …الى غاية
Beside: bejaneb بجانب	Minus: naqes …ناقص	Up: fawq فوق
Besides: bel idafati ila باللإضافة الى	Near: qareeb... قريب	Versus: ‘aaksa …عكسَ
Between: bayna بينَ	near to …: qareeb men…. قريبٌ من	Via: ‘abra….عبر
Beyond: wara’a وراءَ	next to: bejaneb …بجانب	With: ma’a….مع
But: laken لكن	Of: men (not for possessive)... من	Without: bedoon…بدون

English Prepositions	Arabic Prepositions
about	hawl
above	fawq
across	'abr
after	ba'd
against	thed
among	baeen
around	hawl
as	kamaa
at	feee
before	qabl
behind	waraa'
below	aaqol men
beneath	taht
beside	bejaaneb
between	baeen
beyond	waraa'
but	laken
by	men qabl
despite	'alaa alraghm men
down	aasfal
during	khelaal
except	eelaa
for	eelaa
from	men
in	feee
inside	daakhel
into	eelaa
near	qorb
next	altaaleee
of	men
on	feee
opposite	mo'aakes
out	khaarej
outside	khaarej
over	khelaal
per	lekol
plus	zaa'ed
round	- jawlah
since	month
than	men
through	men khelaal
till	hataa
to	eelaa
toward	nahw
under	taht
unlike	'alaa 'aks
until	- hataa
up	fawq
via	bewaasetah
with	ma'
within	themn
without	bedown
two words	kalemataeen
according to	behasab
because of	besabab
close to	qareeebah men
due to	besabab
except for	beastethnaa'
far from	bo'aeed 'an
inside of	daakhel
instead of	badalaa men
near to	bealqorb men
next to	qorb
outside of	khaarej
prior to	qabl
three words	thalaath kalemaat
as far as	beqadar maa
as well as	wakathalek
in addition to	bealeethaafah eelaa
in front of	aamaam
in spite of	'alaa alraghm men
on behalf of	beasm
on top of	fawq
demonstratives	borhaaneeeah horowf aljar
this	hathaa
that	aan
these	ha'olaa'
those	ha'olaa'

Objects

objects ashyaa'
shampoo shampoo
soap saboon
towel menshafah
toothbrush furshat asnan
toothpaste ma'joon asnan
bed sareer
refrigerator thalajah
table tawelah
cup koob
fork shawkah
knife sekeen

English/Transliteration Conversation

Conversation is a form of interactive, spontaneous communication between two or more people.

How are you? - [kaifa haluka?]
What is new? – Maljadeed?
Do you speak English? - [hal tatakallam al ingliziya?]
Hello - [marhaban]
Congratulations - [mabrouk!]
Please - [min fadlak]
You're welcome - [a’afwan]
Yes - [na’am]
No - [la’a]
See you later - [ma’a ssalama!]

Where is Arabic spoken?
Arabic is also the liturgical language of over a billion Muslims around the world, as it’s the language in which the ??????, Qur'an, the Holy Book of Islam, was revealed.

10. How to be polite and show respect

When meeting someone for the first time, use the greeting
[assalamu a’alaikum], peace be upon you.

When asking for something, you start or end your request with the expression [min Fadlak], which is a polite form of saying please.

When introducing someone, you say [assayed], Mr., or [assayida], Ms., before their name.

Emotions

Subjective Personal Pronouns

Meal times/Food

Professions

Accountant Muhaasib	مُحاسِب
Broadcaster Mudii	مذيع
Cook Tabbaac	طَبَّاخ
Computer Programmer Mubarmij Haasuubaat	مُبَرْمِج حاسوب
Correspondent Muraasil	مراسل
Director, boss Mudiir (pl.) mudaraa'	مدير (ج) مدراء
Doorman Bawwaab	بواب
Editor Muharrir	محرر
Farmer FellaaH	فلاح
Journalist SuHafi	صحفي
Kings and Queens around the world. Princes and Princesses around the world.	الملوك والملكات في جميع أنحاء العالم. الأمراء والأميرات في جميع أنحاء العالم.
Lawyer Muhaamin	مُحام
Librarian Amiin maktaba	أمين مكتبة
Judge	قاض
Sailor	بَحَّار
Theological titles	عناوين اللاهوتية
Technician	تِقْني
Soldier	جُنْدي
Dancer	راقِص
Mailman Saai Bariid	ساعي بَريد
Driver	سائِق
Secretary	سَكْرِتيرة
Policeman	شُرْطي
Journalist	صَحَفي
Pharmacist Saydali	صَيْدَلي
Physician	طَبيب
Dentist	طَبيب أَسْنان
Pilot Tayyaar	طَيَّار
Plumber Sabbaak	سباك
Professor Ustaad (pl.) asaatida	استاذ (ج) أساتذة
Scientist	عالِم
Singer Muġannin	مغنٍ
Social worker Mušrif ijtimaai	مشرف اجتماعي
Worker	عامِل
Physicist	قيزِيائي
Consular	قُنْصُل
Chemist	كيمِيائي
Electrician Kahrubaa	كَهْرَبائي
Musician Muusiiqaar	موسيقي
Mechanic Miikaaniki	ميكانيكي
Painter Rassaam	رسام
Farmer	مُزارِع
Supervisor	مُشْرِف
Photographer	مُصَوِّر
Host / Steward	مُضيف
Singer	مُغَنِّي
Inspector	مُفَتِش
Nurse	مُمَرِض
Engineer Muhandis	مُهَنْدِس
Clerk	مُوَظَّف
Receptionist	مُوَظَّف إِسْتِقْبال
Waiter	نادِل
Writer Kaatib (pl.) kuttaab	كاتِب

Question word question.
Questions in Arabic
There are 12 the most common words to use for making up questions in STANDARD Arabic language. These are:

How do you ask basic questions in Arabic?
Here are various examples.

Ayna/Faan/Whayn	Where (أين)	أين تسكن؟ Where do you live?
Ayyu	which
Bekam	How much (بكم)	بكم هذا الكتاب؟ How much is this book?
Bemaza	by what or how
Hal	for Yes/No questions	هل أنت عربي؟ Are you Arab? هل تدرس في الجامعة؟ Do you study at university?
Ila ayna	Where to
Kaifa	how
Kam	How many (كم)	كم طالباً في الفصل؟ How many students are there in the class?
Lemaza/Lesh	why
Leman	for who / for whom
Ma/Shu(Emirati dialect)	What (ما) (usually after it, comes a noun/pronoun)	ما اسمك؟ What is your name?
Maza	What (ماذا)(usually after it, comes a verb)	ماذا تفعل؟ What are you doing?
Man	who
Mita/Mata/Meta	When (متى)	متى يرحل القطار؟ When does the train leave?
Min ayna	From where?
Umkinu/Mumkin	Can	Can you give Can you give brief introduction about yourself?

Ayna al-muftah? أين المِفْتَاح؟ where is the key?
Ayna-l-baab? (Where is the gate?)
Aaeen ta'eeesh? where do you live? أَيْن تَعْيِش؟
Ayna taskun? Ayna taskuneen? (for female) Where do you live?
Aaewiz ilkitaeb 'anhw? which book (m) do you(m) want?
Ayyu film nushahed? أي فِلْم سَنُشَاهِد؟ which film shill we watch?
Ashufak 'imta? When will I see you?
Bekam haada l-kitaab? بكم هذا الكتاب؟ How much is this book?
Bekam al-qalam? بِكَم هذا القَلَم؟ how much is this pen?
Bemaza taktub? بِمَاذَا تَكْتُب؟ how do you write? by what?
Hal fehamtu? هل فهمت؟ Did you understand?
Maza fahamtu? ماذا فهمت؟ What did you understand?
Hal Asif mawjood? Is Asif there?
Hal Zakia mawjooda? Is Zakia there?
Hal tureed an tatruk risala? Do you want to leave a message?
Hal tatakallamu alloghah alenjleziah/ alarabiah? Do You Speak (English/ Arabic)?
Hal tatakalam al-inglizia? هل تتكلم بالإنجليزية؟ Do you speak English?
Hal anta saeed? هَل أَنْتَ سَعِيد؟ Are you happy?
Hal hunaaka markaz bariid qariib min hunaa? (Is there a post office nearby?)
Hal mumken an usaedak? Can I help you?
Hal yumkenuka musa'adati? Can you help me? هل يمكنك مساعدتي؟
Hal ta'refuha? Do you know her? هل تعرفها؟
Hal hunaaka markaz bariid qariib min hunaa? (Is there a post office nearby?)
Hal mumken an usaedak? Can I help you?
Hatinizil kaem yum? How many days will you stay?
Inta minyn? Where are you from?
Kayfiat kitabat alllughat alearabi? How is the Arabic language written?
kaifa arafta al-hal? كَيفَ عَرَفْتَ الحَل؟ how did you know the answer?
Kaifa haluka? How are you?
kam 3umruki? How old are you? كم عمرك؟
Leman haza al-meataf? لِمَن هَذِا المِعْطَف؟ for whom is this jacket?
Lemaza ta'khart? لِمَاذَا تَأَخَّرْت؟ why you are late?
Ma ismuk? ما إسمك؟ What is your name?
Ma ism haza? ما إسم هذا؟ What is this called?
Ma huwa lawnuka al-mufadhal? مَا لَوْنُكَ المُفَضَّل؟ what is your favorite color?
Maa waDHiifatuka? (What is your profession?)
Maljadeed? What is new?
Man aldhy yatasalu? من الذي يتصل؟ Who is calling?
Man huna? مَن هُنَا؟ who is here?
Mata na'kul? مَتَى نَأْكُل؟ when do we eat?
Mataa taSil aT-Taa’ira? (When does the plane arrive?)
Mata iid miilaadak? متى عيد ميلادك؟ When is your birthday?
Maza tafal? مَاذَا تَفْعَل؟ what are you doing?
Min ayna anta? من أين انت؟ Where are you from?
Mundu mata wa-anta ta3iiš huna? منذ متى وأنت تعيش هنا؟ How long have you been living here?

hal yumkenuka musa'adati? Can you help me? هل يمكنك مساعدتي؟
hal ta'refuha? Do you know her? هل تعرفها؟
hal tatakalam belenjlizia? Do you speak English? هل تتكلم بالإنجليزية؟
mamaza su'ubateha? How difficult is it? ما مدى صعوبتها؟
kam huwa bu'duh? How far is this? كم هو بعده؟
bekam haza? How much is this? بكم هذا؟
kam assa'a? What time is it? كم الساعة؟
mata yumkenuna an naltaqi? When can we meet? متى يمكننا ان نلتقي؟
ayna ta'eesh? Where do you live? أين تعيش؟

Examples:

How do you ask basic questions in Arabic? Here are various examples.
Ayna? (Where?)
Ayy/ayya? (Which?)
Bikam (How much?)
Man? (Who?)
Maa? (What? [without a verb])
Maadhaa? (What [with a verb])
Mataa? (When?)
Limaadhaa? (Why?)
Kayfa? (How?)
Kam? (How many?)
Hal hunaaka (Is there?) (Are there?)

What is the question?
Ma huwa suaal?
ما هو السؤال؟

Ayna-l-baab? (Where is the gate?)
Ayna al-_______? (Where is the _______?)
bi-kam al-____? (How much is the ____?)
kayf Haalak? (How are you?)
maa ismuka? (What is your name?)
maa waDHiifatuka? (What is your profession?)
mataa taSil aT-Taa’ira? (When does the plane arrive?)
hal hunaaka markaz bariid qariib min hunaa? (Is there a post office nearby?)
where do you live? أَيْن تَعْيِش؟ - aaeen ta'eeesh?

ayna? (Where?) Egyptian Arabic where fyn
ayy/ayya? (Which?)
hal hunaaka (Is there?) (Are there?)
kayfa? (How?) bikam (How much?)
kam? (How many?)
limaadhaa? (Why?)
maa? (What? [without a verb])
maadhaa? (What [with a verb])
man? (Who?)
mataa? (When?) minyn where from

kayf Haalak? (How are you?)
maa ismuka? (What is your name?)
ayna-l-baab? (Where is the gate?)
maa waDHiifatuka? (What is your profession?)
ayna al-mustashfaa? (Where is the hospital?)
mataa taSil aT-Taa'ira? (When does the plane arrive?)
hal hunaaka markaz bariid qariib min hunaa? (Is there a post office nearby?)
bi-kam al-______? (How much is the ______?)

When will I see you? 'ashufak 'imta?
Where are you from? 'inta minyn?
which book (m) do you(m) want? Aaewiz ilkitaeb 'anhw?
How many days will you stay? hatinizil kaem yum?
What is your telephone number? nimritak kaem? ????? ????? ?? ??

Who is calling?
من الذي يتصل؟
Min aldhy yatasalu?

What is the meaning of ya in Arabic?
What do you mean by HABIBTI?
Habib حبيبي (male) / Habibti حبيبتى (female), is an Arabic word used to describe someone the speaker likes or loves.

How do you say "what's your name?" in Arabic?

How do you say "can you help me?" in Arabic?

How do you say "Thank you"?

What does " كيف حالك؟ " mean in English?

How do you say " ماإسمك؟ " in English?

How do you say " كم هو عمرك؟ " in English?

Qamar قمر means "moon", how would you say "the moon" in Arabic? (definite article)

Shams شمس means "sun", how would you say "a sun"? (indefinite article)

How would you write number "5" in Arabic?

What does "wahed wa-’ishrun/ واحد وعشرون" mean in English?

"kitabi كتابي" means my book, how would you write "our book"?

"Sadeeq صديق" means "male friend", could you find the equivalent of "female friend" ?

"qitar" means train, how would you say "trains" in Arabic?

"I speak" in Arabic is "Atakallamu أتكلم", how would you write "you speak" addressed to a male in Arabic?

"We wrote" in Arabic is "katabnaa كتبنا", how would you write "we went" in Arabic? "

"taweel طويل " is an adjective which means "long" for the masculine singular, what is its feminine singular form?

Mohamed is taller than Sami, how would you write that in Arabic? Note that "tall" = "taweel" = "طويل"

I live in front of the school = Askunu ... al madrasa = أسكن ... المدرسة, a preposition is missing, find it!

Find the equivalent of "where are you?"

How would you ask this question "do you speak Arabic?"

Vocabulary Quiz

1.في fii
in

2.أنا 'ana
I

3.Hal interrogative particle marking yes/no questions

4.نعم naam
yes

5.أنا من … 'ana min…
I am from...I

6.مدينة madiina
city

7.لا أعرف. laa arif.
I don't know.

8.لا laa
no

9.أين 'ayna
where

10.الشرق الأوسط ash-sharq al'awsiT
The Middle East

Nouns
Arabic Nouns

Arabic household items

Food

Fruits and Vegetables

Outdoor Items

Arabic household items

Alarm clock ساعة منبه

Bed sareer سرير

Bed sheet ملاية

bag hakiba

ball kora

beginning / start bidaya / entelak

book ketab

Computer Komputr كمبيوتر

Door baab باب

Cupboard thoolab دولاب

Mattress فرشة

Oven furn فرن

pen bero / kalam hebr

Refrigerator thé la jé ثالجة

TV / Television televisione تليفزيون

Telephone telefown تليفون

Table ma ha ideh مائدة

Chair kursee كرسي

Sofa kenebeh كنبه

Pillow وسادة

Curtain ستاىر

Cabinet خزانة

Droor جارور

Mirror مراة

Carpet سجادة

Lamp مصباح

shops محل

museum متحف

public library مكتبةعامة

market سوق

fridge ثلاجة

oven فرن

food طعام

Window shabak ثباك

woman imra a

Outdoor Items

aircraft tayára

car sayara

chair korsi

end nihaya

family osra

flower zahra

happiness sa'ada

house manzil

language logha

love ichk

man rajol

newspaper sahifa

question so al

rucksack hakibat dahr

shop matjar

State balad

street / road chari' / tarik

table tawila

town / city balda / madina

vacation otla

window nafida

work amal

world alam

child tefl

Here are further guidelines.

Human Body Parts in Arabic

Body Parts in Arabic
abdomen	batn	بطن
ankle	kaahel	كاحل
arm	deraa'	ذراع
back	thahr (th as in that)	ظهر
calf	saaq	ساق
cheek	khad	خد
cheeks	khodood	خدود
chest	sadr	صدر
chin	thaqn (th as in that)	ذقن
ear	Othon (th as in those)	أذن
elbow	merfaq	مرفق
eye	'ayn	عين
face	wajh	وجه
finger	esba'	إصبع
fingers	asaabe'	إصابع
fingernail	thufr (th as in that)	ظفر
foot	qadam	قدم
hair	sha'r	شعر
hand	yad	يد
head	ra's	رأس
Heart	qalb	قلب
hip	werk	ورك
knee	rukbah	ركبة
leg	saaq	ساق
lip	shafah	شفة
mouth	fam	فم
neck	'onuq	عنق
nipple	halamah	حلمة
nose	anf	أنف
shin	qasabat assaaq	قصبة الساق
shoulder	katef	كتف
stomach	ma'edah	معدة
thigh	fakhed	فخذ
throat	halq	حلق
thumb	ebhaam	إبهام
toe	esba' al qadam	إصبع الاقدام
tongue	lesaan	لسان
tooth	sen	سن
teeth	asnaan	أسنان
waist	khesr	خصر
wrist	me'sam	معصم

Varieties of Arabic

What is the most common form of Arabic spoken?
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) or fuṣḥā
Classical Arabic (CA), also known as Quranic Arabic

How many different types of Arabic are there?
There are many varieties of the Arabic language (dialects or otherwise) in existence within five [which?] regional forms.

Arabic to English Translation

Algerian Arabic

Andalusian group

Bahrani Arabic

Bareqi Arabic

Bedawi Arabic

Chadic Arabic

Comoros

Cypriot Arabic

Dhofari Arabic

Djibouti

Egyptian Arabic (Masri)

Emirati Arabic

Eritrea

Fusha Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic)

Gulf Arabic (Khaliji)

Hadhrami Arabic

Hassaniya Arabic

Hejazi Arabic

Iraq

Iranian Arabs

Jordanian Arabic

Juba Arabic

Kuwaiti

Lebanese Arabic (?????????)

Levantine Arabic

Libyan Arabic

Medina

Mecca

Mesopotamian Arabic

Moroccan Arabic (Darija)

Mauritania

Nigerian Arabic

North Mesopotamian Arabic (Moslawi/Qeltu)

North Syrian Arabic

Omani Arabic

Palestinian Arabic

Qatari Arabic

Saharan Arabic

Somali Arabic

Sudanese Arabic

Syrian Arabic

Tihamiyya Arabic

Tunisian Arabic (Tunsi)

Yemeni Arabic

Today, Hassaniya is spoken in Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Senegal and the Western Sahara.

Regional varieties

Maghrebi group includes:

Moroccan Arabic (الدارجة - Darija)

Tunisian Arabic (تونسي - Tūnsī)

Algerian Arabic

Libyan Arabic ( ليبي - Liːbi)

Hassaniya Arabic

Saharan Arabic

Sudanese group includes:

Sudanese Arabic

Chadian Arabic

Juba Arabic

Egyptian group includes:

Egyptian Arabic (مصري - Masri)

Medina/Mecca/Riyadh/Eastern Province

Arabian Peninsula group includes:

Bahrani Arabic

Bareqi Arabic

Gulf Arabic (خليجي - Khalījī)(Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, Iran, Medina, Mecca, Riyadh, Eastern province, Qatar, the U.A.E. and Oman).

Najdi Arabic

Omani Arabic

Hejazi Arabic (حجازي)

Hadhrami Arabic

Shihhi Arabic

Dhofari Arabic

Yemeni Arabic

Tihamiyya Arabic

Mesopotamian group includes:

Mesopotamian Arabic

North Mesopotamian Arabic (Moslawi/Qeltu)

Levantine group includes:

Levantine Arabic

North Syrian Arabic

Cypriot Maronite Arabic

Lebanese Arabic (اللبنانية)

Jordanian Arabic

Palestinian Arabic

Bedawi Arabic

Andalusian group:

Included various dialects throughout the Iberian peninsula (extinct in Iberia, surviving among Andalusi communities in North Africa)

Or

The Arabic dialects can be classified into four categories:

Maghrebi – spoken in Northern African countries like Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia

Egyptian

Levantine – spoken in Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, and Jordan

Gulf Arabic (Khaliiji) – spoken in the Arabian Gulf and Iraq.

What Are the Different Forms of Arabic?
Classical Arabic
Modern Standard Arabic

What is classical Arabic?
Arabic has been in usage in the Arabian Peninsula for at least 2000 years. Classical Arabic is the formal version that was used in the Al-Hijaz region 1500 years ago. Written records of the language include poetry that was composed in pre-Islamic times (ca. 600 AD). The Quran was revealed in Classical Arabic, which is the main reason why the language has preserved its purity throughout the centuries. Arabs consider Classical Arabic an important part of their culture. Throughout Islamic history, Classical Arabic has been the language of royal and princely courts, the bureaucracy and the learned. Literary expression was conducted mainly in Classical Arabic. Mastery of Classical Arabic and the exhibition of this mastery, using both written and oral mediums, has always led to respect and awe.

What is Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)?
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), as its name indicates, is the modern counterpart of Classical Arabic. It is the official language of 44 Arab ________ where it is used in the oral and written form on all formal occasions. The main difference between MSA and Classical Arabic lies in the vocabulary. MSA reflects the needs of contemporary expression whereas Classical Arabic reflects the needs of older styles.

What is colloquial Arabic?
Colloquial Arabic is the spoken Arabic used by Arabs in their every day lives. Unlike MSA that is uniform in all Arab ______, colloquial Arabic is subject to regional variation, not only between different ______, but also across regions in the same ______.

What are the main Arabic dialects?
Whereas MSA is the same throughout the Arab world, the dialects vary according to the geographical location. The further away the ______, the greater the variation between the dialects. In a broad sense there is a wide difference between the dialects of eastern ______ (Arabian Peninsula) and dialects of western ______ (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and western Libya). Dialects in the Middle East, may be broadly classified as follows:

• Dialects of Egypt and Sudan
• Dialects of the Arabian Peninsula
• Dialects of Syria, Lebanon and Palestine
• Dialects of Iraq
• Dialects of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and western Libya

Within each category, further sub-classification takes place, depending amongst other factors – on the location, level of education, and degree of urbanization.

Does Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) ever overlap with colloquial Arabic?
Whereas all Arabs use MSA for the exchange of printed information, especially on formal occasions, Arabic dialects are predominantly used for oral communication. Arabic as a spoken language has thus become more flexible. Although all dialects may have descended from a single source (which is either Classical Arabic or another spoken variety of it), their development was not tied to the norms or rules of Classical Arabic. However, in spite of the differences between all Arabic dialects, their underlying structures are quite similar.

In fact, it is very difficult to find a situation where one type is used exclusively. For example, MSA is used in formal speeches or interviews. However, as soon as the speaker diverts away from his well-prepared speech in order to add a comment or respond to a question, the rate of colloquial usage in his speech increases dramatically. How much MSA versus colloquial is used depends on the speaker, the topic, and the situation. At the other end of the spectrum, public education, as well as exposure to mass media, has introduced MSA elements amongst the least educated so it would be equally difficult to find an Arab speaker whose speech is totally unaffected by MSA.

Can Arabs from different regions communicate with each other in their respective dialects?
Arabic speakers from various parts of the world do communicate in their respective dialects.

However, the degree and ease of comprehensibility depends on two factors:

• The geographical location pertaining to the dialects

• The level of exposure to each dialect

With regards the first factor, Algerians may have more trouble communicating with Saudis than they would with Tunisians, as Algeria is much closer to Tunisia than it is to Saudi Arabia. With regards to the second factor, the average Arab throughout the Arab world has no problem whatsoever understanding the Egyptian dialect as they are all exposed to it via popular TV programs, films and music produced in Egypt.

Should a non-native Arabic learner study MSA, Classical Arabic, or one of the dialects, or all three?
Before venturing on a learning journey, you should choose the learning exercise that would best match your objectives. If your goal is to do research, be able to read/understand Arabic books or the media, or use Arabic in formal situations, then MSA is what you need to study. If you are going to use Arabic mainly in the spoken form in order to communicate with people on the streets, then colloquial Arabic may suffice. It is important to note that by studying MSA as the basis of your Arabic language knowledge, you easily acquire the colloquial form, as it is in many ways a simplified version of MSA. Non-Arabic speaking Muslims who wish to learn Arabic for religious purposes often find learning Classical Arabic to be most rewarding.

Which dialect should a non-native Arabic learner study?
If you know in advance the region or ______ where you may use Arabic, then, you should choose its dialect. If, on the other hand, no such plans are definite, then it may be wiser to choose one of the dialects that is most easily comprehensible throughout the Arab region, such as the Medina/Egyptian one.

Calendar Islamic calendar 1437–1438

What does an Islamic year look like?
The names of the 12 months that comprise the Islamic year are:
1. Muharram
2. Safar
3. Rabi’ al-awwal (Rabi’ I)
4. Rabi’ al-thani (Rabi’ II)
5. Jumada al-awwal (Jumada I)
6. Jumada al-thani (Jumada II)
7. Rajab
8. Sha'ban
9. Ramadan
10. Shawwal
11. Dhu al-Qi'dah
12. Dhu al-Hijjah

Days, months and years

Compilers of a calendar, attempting to record and to predict the passage of time, are offered an easy first step in the cycle of the moon.

The only two measures of time available to primitive people are the day (the space between two nights) and the month (the space between new moons). The month is a well adjusted length of time for recalling fairly recent events, and it has a magic significance through its loose link with the female menstrual period. A far more important slice of time is the year, a full circuit of the earth round the sun - crucial in human activities because of its influence on seasons and crops. But the length of a year is exceptionally hard to measure.

Read more: http://www.historyworld.net/wrldhis/PlainTextHistories.asp?ParagraphID=bvt#ixzz4D9Buk7fV Gregorian calendar

A year is divided into twelve months
Last Updated: June 27, 2016

No.	Name	Length in days
1	January	31
2	February	28 or 29
3	March	31
4	April	30
5	May	31
6	June	30
7	July	31
8	August	31
9	September	30
10	October	31
11	November	30
12	December	31

Fruits and Vegetables

Common Arabic Words and Phrases

Fawq	above
Bayn	between
Amaam	In front
Daakhil	Inside
Khaarij	Outside
Jamb	Next to
Laakin	But/however
Waraa	Behind
TaHt	Below
ala	On
Wa	and
Fee	in/at
Darasa	to study ana adrous anta tadrous anti tadrousiin
Kataba	to write ana aktoub anta taktoub anti taktoubiin
Taawila	Table
Kursee	Chair
Kuraasa	Notebook
Mimsaha	Eraser
Ustaath	Teacher
Jaamia	University
sabuura	Board
Saaa	Clock
Haa'it	Wall
Noor	Light
Shoubaak	Window
Qalam Rusaas	Pencil
Qalam	Pen
SafHa	Page
Kalimaat	Words
Al-Fasl	The Classroom
Dars arabee	Arabic lesson/class
ImtiHaan	Exam
Taalib/Taliba/Tulaab	Students/s
Waajib/waajibaat	Homework
Waajib/waajibaat	Homework
Zamiil/Zamiila	Classmate/s
Maktab	Desk or office
Taalib	Student

Sex Meaning in Arabic

sex (intercourse) {noun}
[jins] {noun}

sex (intercourse) {noun} (also: coitus, copulation, intercourse, sexual intercourse)
[jima] {noun}

Verbs
Arabic Verbs and Tenses

Arabic verbs list

ARABIC TENSES

Verb=akala=to eat, masc=m, feminine=f
English Pronouns	Arabic Pronouns	Perfect	Imperfect
I	anaa	akaltu	a'kulu
Thou (m)	anta	akalta	ta'kulu
Thou (f)	anti	akalti	ta'kuliyna
He	huwa	akala	ya'kulu
She	hiya	akalat	ta'kulu
We	nahnu	akalnaa	na'kulu
You (m)	antum	akaltum	ta'kuluuna
You (f)	antunna	akaltunna	ta'kulna
You two (m,f)	antumaa	akaltumaa	ta'kulaani
They two (m)	humaa	akalaa	ya'kulaani
They two (f)	humaa	akalataa	ya'kulaani
They (m)	hum	akaluu	ya'kuluuna
They (f)	hunna	akalna	ya'kulna

Transliteration

Arabic and English
Why is understanding, speaking, reading, and writing the English language essential?
This story has lessons for Arabic speaking and people who speak other languages.
Sheikh Ali's story.
This is a real world story.
Medina
Can I speak to Skeikh Ali?
Sheikh Ali is praying; you can leave a message.
Next time.
Sheikh Ali is in a meeting.
Another time.
Sheikh Ali is busy.
Sheikh Ali is praying again.
I pray, I attend meeting, I do lots of things.
At the same time, I attend to important issues.
Sheikh Ali comes out hurriedly.
(Arabic) Ish mushkila.
What is the problem?
(Arabic)__________
I can't speak in English.
(Arabic)__________
I can't understand English.

All Arabic speaking students, don't let this happen to you.
Get used to speaking, reading, writing, and understanding the English language from now on.
What are the advantages of speaking, reading, writing, and understanding the English language?
You don't need an interpreter. You don't need to hide, give false excuses the way Sheikh Ali did. You don't need extra resources to communicate.

Why should you speak in the English Language?
Why should you write in the English language?
Why should you listen to English language news?
Why should you read English language materials?

The English language is the most popular language.
Comparatively English language is better evolved and evolving.
Most universities are English medium universities.
Most of the research and literature is in the English language.

You need to update your skills and knowledge so long as you have the ability to learn.
English to Arabic Phrases
ENGLISH ARABIC PHONETICS
Hello Marhaba
Good morning Sabah El Khair
Good evening Masa El Khair
Greetings Assalam'alaikoom
How are you? Kaif al hal?
Goodbye Ma'assalama
Please Min Fadlak
Yes Na'am
No La
What Matha
Who Man
Where Ayina
Why Lematha?
How much? (cost) Bekam?
How many? Kam?
Excuse me Affwan
Thank you Shukran
I don't know Lusto Adree
Do you speak English? Hal Tatkalam Al Engleaziah?

English to Arabic Words
ENGLISH ARABIC PHONETICS

Airport	Matar
Post office	Bareed
Airlines office	Maktab Al Taiaran
Bank	Bank
Passport	Jawaz Safar
Luggage	Aghradd
Ticket	Tathkarah
Taxi	Taxi
Car	Sayarrah

English to Arabic Numbers
ENGLISH ARABIC PHONETICS

One	Wahed
Two	Itnain
Three	Thalatha
Four	Arba'a
Five	Khamsa
Six	Sitta
Seven	Sab'a
Eight	Thamania
Nine	Tis'a
Ten	�Ashra

Research
Bahath

Newspaper/Gareeda
Globe Newspaper/Gareeda tul alama
English Newspaper/Gareeda tun Englezia
Breaking News/Akhbaaroon Ajeelah
Electronic Newpaper/Sahefatoon Electonia
Print Newpaper/Tobatun Gareeda
Journalist/Sahafeen
News report/Takreen roon Akhbarren
News reader/Kariul Akhbar
Jail/Signa
Jail superintendent/Al Signu musharafu

Head of the state/Raeesu Dawla
Correctional officer/Dabitul Islahiya
Officer/Dabitun
Guide/Daleel
Guide head of the state/Raeesu dawlati daleelen
Airforce/Alkowatul jowiya
Armed forces/Alkowatul Musalahatu
Navy/Alkowatul Behariya
Emperor/Ameer Toor
King/Malik
Queen/Malika
Princess/Amira

Affection/Atifa
Love/Alhub
Nikab/Nikab
World News/Akhbar ul alam ha
File/Malaf
Travel/Safar
Proper Human Food/Al Geza eatul Insane Saleema
Meetings/Ijtima
Training/Tadreeb
Guidelines/Towjeha
Weight Training/Tadreeb bul waznee

Here are further guidelines.

Zikr in Islam

So remember Me; I will remember you. And be grateful to Me and do not deny Me.
(Al-Baqarah Surah, 2:152)
Faz kuru_ni azkurkum wasykuru_ li wala_ takfuru_n(i).

What does dhikr mean?
The simplest English translation of the Arabic term zhikr, is Remembrance. It is a key term and concept in Islam, since it is mentioned in many places throughout the Holy Qur’an, and there are also frequent references to it in the compilations of the teachings and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, may God’s peace and blessings be upon him.

Dhikr means remembering and commemorating God. It is a clear and explicit order of the Noble Quran.
Two of the verses of the Holy Quran pertainig to dhikr are:
So (in return for all that) always remember and make mention of Me (when service to Me is due), that I may remember and make mention of you (when judgment and recompense are due); and give thanks to Me, and do not be ungrateful to Me. (Al-Baqarah Surah, 2:152)

O you who believe! When you meet a host in battle, stand firm and remember and mention God much, that you may triumph. (Al-Anfal Surah, 8:45)

ZIKR is a practice of repeating the words which carry certain meanings, in the brain.
The word meditation carries different meanings in different contexts.

Ism-e-Azam

What are various examples?

Here are further guidelines.

Arabic Clothing and Colors
Clothes

Arabic Women Clothing

Hijab
Khimar
Abaya
Chador
Jilbab
Niqab
Burqa
Shalwar Kameez

Arab men clothing

Thobe
Ghutra and Egal
Bisht

Clothes: almalabis
Socks: [jawareb]
Shoes: [hedaa]
Trousers: [serwal]
Shirt: [qamees]
Sweater: [qamees sufi]
Coat: [maataf]
Jacket: Jacket

Arabic Women Clothing

Skirt: Aljiba
Bra: Malaabis daaxiliyya Hariimi
Clothing size (maqaas (pl.) maqaasaat
Wear: Yartadi
Put on: Yalbis
Shalwar Kameez
Hijab
Khimar
Abaya
Chador
Jilbab
Niqab
Burqa

Online medical consultation

Where is the patient now?
Ayna howal mareed ul aana?

What seems to be the issue or issues?
Ma ubdu ana hazihul kadeyata awal kedaya?

State department of health.
Wazarate karije sahatu

Take a look at this.
Tafked hada

A–Z alphabetical listing of human health emergency symptoms and signs.

A–Z alphabetical listing of human health emergency diagnoses and treatment.

All human symptoms and signs.

All human diseases and medical conditions.

Assessment of a patient by a physician.

2015/16 ICD-10-CM Codes

Community health center in the state.

Critical Care

Death Certificates

Nonemergency medical services (Primary care physician training program)

Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Medical Department in a hospital in the state.

Hospitals by state, islands, continents.

International classification of diseases

Physician guide to physician or physicians

Surgical Emergencies

Testing for Human Blood

Training programs for various physicians and their subordinates.

State department of health administrative services.

State department of public health.

Allied health workers guidelines

Pharmacist

Internet guidelines for patient.

Medical Supplies and Equipment

Mental Health

Weight Training Exercises

Death certificate issuance
Here are further facts.

Here are further facts.

Quranic References

Surah 4. An-Nisaa, Ayah 59

Transliteration : Ya_ ayyuhal lazina a_manu_ ati'ulla_ha wa ati'ur rasu_la wa ulil amri minkum, fa in tana_za'tum fi syai'in fa ruddu_hu ilalla_hi war rasu_li in kuntum tu'minu_na billa_hi wal yaumil a_khir(i), za_lika khairuw wa ahsanu ta'wila_(n).

Who all have translated Quran from Arabic to English language?
From the year 2000 to 2014, there were 28 Arabic to English translation from more than 28 translators.
From 1900 to 1999, there were 30 Arabic to English various translations.

Where do we go from here?
Take a look at this.
http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/
All issues are elaborated at these resources.

What will happen if you follow any others resources?
You will get harmed, you will be harmed, you will have to repent if you have not followed these www.qureshiuniversity.com resources.

Here are further guidelines.

Telephone conversation in Arabic.
Telephone Call

Telephone conversation in Arabic.

Muhadathat hatifiat bialllughat alearabiati.

Telephone	Hatef
Telephone Number	Raqm Hatef
Call	Ittisal
Do you want to leave a message?	Hal tureed an tatruk risala?
Line is busy	Al khat mashgool
Wait a moment please	Iathan min fatlika
Stay on the line	Ibqa ala alkhat
Call later	Itasil lahiqan
Is Asif there?	Hal Asif mawjood?
Yes, tell him I called.	Naam, qul lahu annani ittasaltu.
Is Zakia there?	Hal Zakia mawjooda?
What	Ma = Nouns Mada = Verbs Ma Ismuka? Mada Hasala? Mada or matha Laka/laki(female) to you
What happened?	Mada Hasala? Hasala/Yajree
What happened to you(female)?	Mada Hasala laki? laka/laki/lakum Male/female/they
What's wrong?	Mada bika? bika/bikum/
Love I love you.	Hub Male to female. Ana Uhibbuki Female to male. Ana Uhibbuka

How should telephone conversation in Arabic go ahead?

Doctor Zakia from Medina will call 7735616102 Chicago, Illinois, North America.
She will record message in Arabic.
Even her brother and mother can record a message.
Hello, I am Zakia from Medina.
This message is for Doctor Asif Qureshi.
Zakia's email and telephone number is been communicated.

What best describes me?
Zakia is missing Doctor Asif Qureshi.
Zakia needs to eat with Doctor Asif Qureshi.
Zakia needs to live with Doctor Asif Qureshi.
Zakia needs to sleep with Doctor Asif Qureshi.
All of the above.

Zakia in Medina: What do you have to do?
Take a look at this.
Arabic language transliteration to English and other guidelines for departments in the state http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/linguistics.html

What is your response to these facts?

Departments that are essential in every state.

Here are further facts.

Speech خطاب
khitab

Speech	خطاب
Anaa Tabib Asif Qureshi. I am Doctor Asif Qureshi.	أنا طبيب آصف قرشي
Banisbal banaat	In the matter of girls
Banishbal baneen	In the matter of boys
Ma howa munhagu What is the curriculum?	ما هو المنهج؟
Banisbal mareed In the matter of Patient.	في مسألة المريض
Mushaideen nal kiram.
Nukta akhera	last point
هل فهمت؟ Did you understand? Hal fehamtu?	هل فهمت؟
ماذا فهمت؟ What did you understand? Maza fahamtu?	ماذا فهمت؟
Thank you. Shukran	شكرا.
Zapt tu rapt askaria Military Discipline

Speech/Khitab
Head of the council/Raees ul majlis
Public/Amma
Head of the meeting/Raees ul gelsa
Rights/Haquq
Statement/Bayan
Question/Sowal
Conversation/Muhadata
Did you understand?/Hal fehamtu?
What did you understand?/Maada fahamtu
Thank you./Shukran

Speech

English Transliteration	Arabic
I am Doctor Asif Qureshi. Ana tabeeb Asif Qureshi.	أنا طبيب آصف قرشي
Why are we here today? Lima Nanu huna alyoom?	لماذا نحن هنا اليوم؟
We are here today for a lecture on law that is required as part of your professional training. نحن هنا اليوم لمحاضرة حول القانون ما هو مطلوب كجزء من التدريب المهني
Did you understand?/Hal fehamtu? هل فهمت؟
What did you understand?/Maada fahamtu ماذا فهمت؟
Thank you./Shukran شكرا

Song {noun}
أُغْنِية Uḡniya

to listen to a song
أسمع أغنية

Oath (song)

Weather

History of the Arabic Language

What is the Arabic language?
Arabic is one of the world's great languages. Its graceful script, magnificent style and rich vocabulary give the language a unique character and flavour.

Where did the Arabic language begin?
The origins of the Arabic language go back to pre-islamic Arabia, where the tribes spoke local Arabic dialects.

Where is Arabic spoken today?

Algerian Arabic

Andalusian group

Bahrani Arabic

Bareqi Arabic

Bedawi Arabic

Chadic Arabic

Comoros

Cypriot Arabic

Dhofari Arabic

Djibouti

Egyptian Arabic (Masri)

Emirati Arabic

Ethiopia

Eritrea

Fusha Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic)

Gulf Arabic (Khaliji)

Hadhrami Arabic

Hassaniya Arabic

Hejazi Arabic

Iraq

Jordanian Arabic

Juba Arabic

Kuwaiti

Lebanese Arabic (?????????)

Levantine Arabic

Libyan Arabic (Li?bi)

Mali

Medina

Mecca

Mesopotamian Arabic

Moroccan Arabic (Darija)

Mauritania

Nigerian Arabic

North Mesopotamian Arabic (Moslawi/Qeltu)

North Syrian Arabic

Omani Arabic

Palestinian Arabic

Qatari Arabic

Saharan Arabic

Somali Arabic

Southwestern Iran

Sudanese Arabic

Syrian Arabic

Southern Turkey

Tihamiyya Arabic

Tunisian Arabic (Tunsi)

Western Sahara/Moroccan Arabic

Yemeni Arabic

Are you doing _______ with the Arab world?
Are you into diplomatic or cultural relations?
Do you often travel to the Arab world?
Do you live as an expat in an Arab ________?
Are your activities related to Islam?
Do you have an interest in Arab culture and affairs?
Do you have Arab family members?
Does your work involve contacts with Arab _______ communities?
Do you enjoy the challenge of learning new languages?

The Ritual Prayer (al- Salât)

How to Practice Dhikr and Islamic Meditation
Islamic Meditation
Special Duaa's / Prayers

Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem.
In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful.

Aaoozobillahe minushaitanir rajeem.
I seek refuge with Allah from Satan, the accursed.

Subhaan Allah.
Glory to Allah.

Allaho akbar.
Allah is the Greatest.

Rabbe zidni ilma.
O Lord, increase my knowledge.
Surah Ta-Ha, verse 114

Rabbishrah lee sadree wayassir lee amree wahlul 'Uqdatam-mil-li saanee yafqahoo qawlee.'
(O my Lord! Expand for me my chest; ease my task for me; and remove the impediment from my speech; so they may understand what I say.) (Surah Ta-Ha, 20:25-28)

Allahumma ajirni min al-nar
Allahumma inni Nas'alukal Jannah

Arabic music

Audience Jamhoor	جمهور
Musical instrument Ela mosikeya	آلة موسيقية
Starring role Battola	بطولة
Music Mosica	موسيقى
Religious music Mosica Deenya	الموسيقى الدينية
Poet Shaer	شاعِر-
Raise awareness Nashrul y	نشر الوعي
Singer Mutrib	مطرب
Song Agneya	أغنية
Performance Ada	أداء
Play (music) Talab musica	تلعب (موسيقى)
Party/concern Hizba Qalaka	حزب / قلق

Arab musical instruments

String instruments
Wind instruments
Percussion instruments

String instruments

Buzuq

Levant and Iraq. A long-necked fretted lute with metal strings and a carved sound-box. Often associated with itinerant players. May be derived from the Turkish saz.

Guenbri, ginbri, hajouje

North Africa. A deep three-stringed wooden bass instrument, sometimes with an added wooden resonator. Fretless, with a long cylindrical neck and a sound box covered with skin. In Morocco, often used by Gnawa musicians.

Jawzah

Iraq. A four-string spike-fiddle. Sound box is part of a coconut shell covered with skin. One of the instruments traditionally used to accompany maqam singing.

Kaman, kamanjah

Nowadays this is the term for a western-style violin (though tuned to Arab musical requirements). Previously it referred to an Iranian violin, played vertically, which had been adopted by the Arabs. It is also a name sometimes given to the rababah.

Lotar

A Berber lute, with three or four strings and a round body.

'Ud, Oud

Typically pear-shaped, short-necked and fretless, with five or six strings. It is played by plucking, either solo or in ensemble. The instrument has a warm timbre, low tessatura, and microtonal flexibility - which makes it extremely popular. It is often intricately decorated. "Al-'ud" is the origin of the English word, "lute". More about the 'oud (arab-heritage.com). Oud music (Munir Bachir sound clips).

Farhan Sabbagh and other 'ud masters

Qanun

A flat zither-type instrument with 26 strings which are played by plucking. The strings are tuned to the basic notes of a given scale and the pitch is raised or lowered by stopping the strings with a series of metal levers.

Rabab, rababah, rbab

A spike fiddle, traditionally used to accompany poetry. The Bedouin version has a quadrilateral sound box covered with skin and a single horsehair string. It is played with a horsehair bow. The Moroccan variant has a boat-shaped sound box and the string may be positioned to the side of the neck. In Egypt, the sound box is made from a coconut shell. Some versions have two strings. See kamanjah.

Santur

Iraq: a hammer dulcimer with metal strings. One of the instruments traditionally used to accompany maqam singing.

Wind instruments

Arghul

Egyptian version of the yarghul.

Ghaytah, raita

Morocco: a wooden double-reed instrument, similar to the Tunisian zukrah.

Khallool

A metre-long flute with two playing holes at the far end. Thought to be one of the oldest wind instruments, and still played in the Tihama area of Yemen. See article.

Maqrunah

North Africa (especially Libya and Tunisia): a single-reed instrument with two horn bells. See also mizwid.

Mijwiz

Lebanon: this instrument has two identical reed tubes (the name means "paired" or "married"). Each tube has five or six holes and a smaller tube inside which vibrates to produce the sound. It is played using a circular breathing technique which produces a continuous sound, unlike a flute. See also mitbiq and yarghul.

Minjayrah

Levant and Iraq: a reed flute, open-ended and end-blown. It has a limited range and a breathy sound, which the player sometimes accomanpies by humming. Associated with weddings and dances, but also played by shepherds. See also shabbabah.

Mitbiq

Iraq: a twin-tube instrument similar to the mijwiz.

Mizmar (mizwij in Palestine)

In Egypt, a double-reed instrument. Normally three are played together, accompanied by a large double-sided drum (tabl).

Mizwid

Libya, Tunisia, Algeria: basically a maqrunah with a bag attached, giving a bagpipe sound.

Nafir, N'far

Morocco: a three-metre long single-note horn made of copper. Used in ceremonial music and to awaken the faithful during Ramadan.

Nay

An open-ended reed flute, blown obliquely. With a wide range and breathy tone, it is highly expressive. and capable of producing dynamic and tonal inflections. The development and use of the nay has been attributed to shepherds, but it is, in fact, an urban instrument. In Egypt, it is one of the instruments traditionally used in the ensemble known as a takht, ("platform"). Also associated with Sufism. How to play the nay.

Qasabah

Southern Algeria, Tunisia: an end-blown reed flute used to accompany songs.

Raita

See ghaytah

Salamiyyah

Egypt: an open-ended reed-flute associated with Sufism.

Shabbabah

Palestinian version of the minjayrah.

Yarghul

Palestine: similar in principle to the mijwiz, but only one of its tubes has holes; the other, which is longer, is used to produce an accompanying drone.

Zamr, zurna

Levant and Iraq: double-reed oboe-type instrument used to accompany dances.

Zukrah

Tunisia: a double-reed instrument similar to the Moroccan ghaytah.

Zummarah

Egyptian version of the mijwiz.

Percussion instruments

Bendir, bandir

Morocco: goatskin-covered wooden drum, with two strings stretched across the underside, producing a distinctive distorted percussive sound. Used by Berbers in the Atlas mountains. Several may be played simultaneously.

Daff, duff

Generally a small tambourine. Also known as a riqq. Often used alongside the tablah. In Lebanon, the daff is used typically by the performers of sung folk-poetry (zajal). In Egypt it is one of the instruments traditionally used in the ensemble known as a takht, ("platform"). In Morocco, the instrument is a wooden-framed drum, entirely covered with stretched skin and played from both sides. How to play the daff/riq

Darbukkah, derbouka

Levant and Iraq: a hand-drum, usually conical or vase-shaped. May be made of pottery or metal. Also called tablah.

Garagab, qarqaba, qaraqib

Morocco: metal clackers resembling double castanets. They are held two in each hand. Commonly used by Gnawa performers, particularly on festive occasions.

Jahlah

Gulf region: a clay pot played with both hands. Along with the mirwas, this is one of the instruments used to accompany pearl fishermen’s songs (fijri).

Mazhar

Egypt: large tambourine with sets of cymbals.

Mihbaj

A large wooden coffee-grinder used (and played) by Bedouin. It consists of a decorative mortar, about a foot tall, and a two-foot pestle. Apart from its musical qualities, it is regarded as a symbol of affluence, status and hospitality.

Mirwas

Gulf region: a small double-sided hand drum. Along with the jahlah, this is one of the instruments used to accompany pearl fishermen’s songs (fijri).

Naqqarah

Morocco: double kettle drums made of pottery.

Qas'ah

Southern Tunisia: a large, shallow, kettle drum.

Qarqaba, qaraqib

See garagab

Riqq

See daff

Sajat

Small brass finger-cymbals used by dancers in Egypt.

Tabl, tablah

Typically, a large, cylindrical double-sided drum, played with the hand on one side and with a beater on the other. The name is widely used, though the instrument itself has regional variations.

Tar

Egypt: a large frame drum.

Taarija

Morocco: Smaller version of the derbouka, held in one hand and played with the other.

Tan-tan

Morocco: bongo drums.

Tbilat

Morocco: bongo drums made of clay pots covered with goatskin.

T’bol

Morocco: wooden drum covered with goatskin and played with light wooden sticks. Used in Gnawa ceremonies.

Gulf

الخليجي

What is a Gulf?
Gulf is a portion of the sea, that is almost surrounded by land except one narrow opening.
The Gulf of Mexico is the largest gulf in the world.
Persian gulf is another crucial gulf surrounded by the Arab states of — Iran, Iraq, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Eastern Province and the United Arab Emirates.

The Gulf of Carpentaria, on Australias northeast coast, is an inlet of the Arafura Sea.

Audhu billahi minash shaitanir rajeem

Bismillahi rahmaneer Raheem

Dua

1	Allahumma inni as’aluka al-jannah	(O Allah, I ask You for Paradise)
2	Allahumma ajirni min al-nar	(O Allah, protect me from the Fire)
3	Rabbana atina fid-dunya hasanatan wa fil 'akhirati hasanatan waqina 'adhaban-nar	Our Lord! Grant us good in this world and good in the hereafter, and save us from the chastisement of the fire [2:201]	رَبَّنَا آتِنَا فِي الدُّنْيَا حَسَنَةً وَفِي الآخِرَةِ حَسَنَةً وَقِنَا عَذَابَ النَّارِ [البقرة :128]
4	Rabbi zidni ilma	O my Lord! Advance me in Knowledge [surah Ta-Ha; 20:114]	ربِّ زدنی علماً

Allahumma inni as'alukal Jannah, wa a'Udhu bika min

Allahumma ajirni minan naar

How the Funeral Prayer is Performed
Muslim Funeral Guide

The prayer over the deceased person takes the following form:
•The funeral prayer has neither Adhaan nor lqamah.

•The deceased is laid down on the ground with the face directed towards the Ka'ba.

•Where the deceased is a male, the Imam would stand facing towards the head of the dead body, while, if the deceased is a woman the Imam would stand facing the middle part of the dead body. Meanwhile, the congregation would be standing behind him in rows.

•The funeral prayer is performed with one standing only and has neither bows (Rukuus) nor prostration (Sujuuds).

•The Imam begins the prayer by raising up his hands up to the lobes of his ears and comes up with the words of greatness i.e. "Allahu Akbar". The congregation would follow likewise.

•Then, everybody including the Imam would recite "Al-Fatihah".

•After completing the recitation of the Al-Fatihah, the Imam, once again comes up with the words of greatness i.e. "ALLAHU AKBAR", and the congregation would follow likewise. After this, the Imam and the congregation would recite for themselves in a low voice the supplication for the Prophets ABRAHAM and MUHAMMAD, (may peace and blessings be upon them), which is usually recited by the Muslims during their daily prayers in the second part of the At- Tashahud. The supplication goes as follows: "ALLAHUMMA SALLI 'ALAA MUHAMMADIN WA 'ALAA AALI MUHAMMADIN KAMA SALEYTA 'ALAA IBRAHIMA WA 'ALAA AALI IBRAHIMA, WABARIK 'ALAA MUHAMMADIN WA 'ALAA AALI MUHAMMADIN, KAMAA BARAKTA 'ALAA IBRAHIMA WA 'ALAA AALI IBRAHIMA INNAKA HA'MIDUN MAJIDUN", which means: "O Lord give peace and blessings to Muhammad and his family like You blessed Abraham and his family and shower Your blessings on Muhammad and his family like You showered on Abraham and his family in the two worlds, You are the Most praised, the Most wonderful".

•The Imam would thereafter proclaim the words of greatness i.e. "ALLAHU AKRAR" for the third time and the congregation would follow likewise.

•The Imam and the other members of the congregation would thereafter make the following private supplication for the deceased if he were an adult male Muslim. The supplication consists of prayer for self, for the deceased person and for the Muslims at large and it goes as follows: "ALLAHUMMA IGFIR LIH'AYINNA WA MAYITINAA, WA SHAHIDDINAA WA GHAA'IBINAA, WA SAGIIRINAA, WA KABIIRINA, WA DHAKARINAA WA UNTHANAA. ALLAHUMMA MAN AHYEYTAHU MINNAA FA'HYIHI 'ALAL ISLAM, WAMAN TAWAFEYTUHU MINA FATAWWAFAHU 'ALAL IIMAAN. ALLAHUMMA IGHFIR LAHU WAR-HAMHU,WA'AFIHI WA'AFU'ANHU, WA-KRIM NUZULAHU, WA - WA-SI'I MUDKHALAHU, WAGASILHU BIL-MAA-I WATHALAJI, WALBARAD, WANNAQIHI MINA-D-DUNUBI KAMA YUNAQA THOUBUL ABYADHU MINA DANAS, WABADIL-HU DAARAN KHEIRAN MIN DAARIHI, WAZOWJAN KHEIRAN MIN Z0WJIHI, WAD - KHIL HU JANNA TA, WA'AIDHU MIN'ADABIL-QABRI WA 'ADHABI-NAAR, WAAFSAH LAHU FII QABRIHI, WANAWAR LAHU FIIHI " which means: "O Allah forgive those of us who are still alive and those who have passed away, those present (at the congregation) and those who are absent, and our young and the elderly, our male and female lots. O Allah, whomever Thou wishes to keep alive from amongst us make him live according to Islam and whomever Thou wishes to die from amongst us, let him die in the state of being a believer (with faith). O Allah forgive him and have mercy upon him and keep him safe and sound and excuse him for his faults, and grant him respectable place in the heaven, and make his grave spacious, and wash him with water, snow and ice and purify him of all his sins like a piece of white cloth is cleared from dirt, and grant him a new house better than his (previous) house and a family better than his (previous) family and a wife better than his (previous) wife, and allow him to enter the paradise, and protect him from the torture of the grave and the hell-fire".

•If the deceased is an adult woman, then the above supplication shall be repeated in full and the only change will be that the supplication shall be given a feminine reading in the Arabic language. Thus: "ALLAHUMMA IQFIR LIHAYINNA WA MAYITINAA, WA SHAHIDDINAA WA QAAIBINAA, WA SAQIIRINAA, WA KABIIRINA, WA DHAKARINAA WA UNTHANAA. ALLAHUMMA MAN AHYEYTAHU MINNA FAHYIHI ALAL ISLAMI, WAMAN TA WAFEYTUHU MINA FA TA WWAFAHU ALAL IIMAAN ....... ALLAHUMMA IQFIRLAHA WAR-HAMHA WA'AFIHA WAAFU ANHA WAAKRIM NUZULAHA, WA-WA-SI'I MUD- KHALAHA, WAQASILHA BIL-MAA'I WATHALAJI WALBARADI, WANNAQIHA MINA-D-DUNUBI KAMA YUNAQA THOUBUL ABYADHU MINA DANAS, WABADILAHA DAARAN KHEIRAN MIN DAARIHA, WAZOWJAN KHEIRAN MIN ZOWJIHA, WAD-KHILHA JANNATA, WA - AIDHA MIN-ADABIL-QABRI WA ADHABI-NAAR, WAAFSAH LAHA FII QABRIHA, WANAWAR LAHA FIIHI " which means: " O Allah forgive those of us who are still alive and those who have passed away, those present (at this congregation) and those who are absent, and our young and our elderly, our male and female lots. O Allah, whomever Thou wishes to keep alive from amongst us make him live according to Islam and whomever Thou wishes to die from amongst us, let him die in the state of being a believer (with faith) ...... O Allah forgave her and have mercy upon her and keep her safe and sound and excuse her for her faults and grant her respectable place in the heaven. And make her grave spacious and wash her with water, snow and ice. And purify her of all her sins as like a piece of white cloth is cleared from dirt and grant her a new house better than her (previous) house and a family better than her (previous) family and a husband better than her (previous) husband. And allow her to enter the paradise, and protect her from the torture of the grave and the hell-fire".

•If the deceased is a boy, then the following supplication would be recited: "ALLAHUMMA IJ'ALHU DHUKHRAN LIWALIDEYHI WA FARADAN WA AJRAN MUJAABAN ALLAHUMMA THAOIL BIHI MAWAASIINAHUMA WA-AZZIM BIHI UJUURAHUMA WA ALHIQ-HU BISALIHI SALAFIL MU'MINIIN WAJALHU Fl KAFALAATI IBRAHIM WAQIHI BIRAHMATAKA 'ADHABAL JAHIIM" which means, "O Allah, make him forerunner of his parents and make him a reward and a treasure for them, make him one who will pleads for his parents and accept his pleadings. O Allah heavy him in their scales and grant them big reward and join him with the good believers and make him under the sponsorship of Abraham and protect him from the hell fire".

•If the deceased is a girl, then the above supplication would be repeated in full and the only change would be that the supplication must be given a feminine reading in the Arabic language.

•The Imam would thereafter, proclaim the words of greatness for the fourth time and the congregation would also say it after him. Immediately thereafter, the Imam turns his face only to the right side proclaiming the words of peace i.e. "ASSALAMU ALAYKUM WA - RAHMATULLAAH" to signify the completion of the prayer. The congregation would also follow likewise, and thus, the funeral prayer is completed.

Note:
i.If a person joins the funeral prayer while the Imam is about to complete the same, then, the person would continue with the congregation until when the Imam concludes the prayer, then, the person would complete by himself whatever he missed of the prayer following the above procedure.

ii.If a late-comer fears that the body of the deceased may be taken away before he completes the pray over him, then, such a person may only come up with the Words of greatness i.e. "ALLAHU AKBAR" four times without necessarily reciting the required supplications. The person thereafter, comes up with the words of peace, thereby, ending the prayer. iii.If a person is unable to pray over a deceased person before burial, then, it is permitted for him to pray over the deceased's grave.

iv.If a person who is faraway is told of the death of another, then such a person may pray over the deceased person in absentia with the intention as though the deceased is actually before him/her. v.Funeral prayer is also recommended over a baby born dead after completing four months inside the mother's womb. However, no funeral prayer is required over a baby born dead before completing four months inside the mother's womb.

World Hijab Day

Last Updated: March 13, 2017

ENGLISH	ARABIC PHONETICS
Hello	Marhaba
Good morning	Sabah El Khair
Good evening	Masa El Khair
Greetings	Assalam'alaikoom
How are you?	Kaif al hal?
Goodbye	Ma'assalama
Please	Min Fadlak
Yes	Na'am
No	La
What	Matha
Who	Man
Where	Ayina
Why	Lematha?
How much?	(cost) Bekam?
How many?	Kam?
Excuse me	Affwan
Thank you	Shukran
I don't know	Lusto Adree
Do you speak English?	Hal Tatkalam Al Engleaziah?