Arabic

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Arabic and English
http://qureshiuniversity.com/arabic.html 04-Jan-17
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1. Arabic alphabet
‫األ َ�بَج�دي�ة العََرب�ي�ة‬
Abjadīyah al-ʻarabīyah
2. Asif Qureshi, a Quranic name for boys means what in Arabic?

‫ وهو االسم القرآني لألوالد يعني ما في اللغة العربية؟‬،‫آصف قرشي‬
AsIf Qureshi, wahu aliasm alqurani lil'awlad yaeni ma fy alllughat alearabi?
3. Adjectives/Alsfat
4. Adverbs/Ahwal/‫االحوال‬
5. Adverbs of time
6. Adverbs indicating degree
7. Adverbs of manner
8. Adverb of Place in Arabic Grammar ‫ظرف المكان‬
9. Animals in Arabic
‫الحيوانات‬
Hayawanat
10. Arabic crime and punishment vocabulary

‫جريمة العربية والعقاب المفردات‬
Jarimat alearabiat waleiqab almufradat
11. Arabic music

‫الموسيقى العربية‬
Musiqaa alearabia
12. Arab musical instruments

‫اآلالت الموسيقية العربية‬
Alat almusiqiat alearabia
13. Arabic Clothing and Colors

‫العربية المالبس واأللوان‬
Malabis alearabiat w al'alwan
14. Arabic vocabulary for times of day

‫المفردات العربية ألوقات اليوم‬
Mufradat alearabiat l 'awqat alyawm
15. Arabic Phrases

‫العربية جمل‬
Arabiat jaml
16. Arabic Demonstrative Prepositions

‫العربية بيانية حروف الجر‬
Arabiat byanyt huruf aljirr
17. Basic Arabic words

‫الكلمات األساسية العربية‬
kalimat al'asasiat alearabia
18. Basic verbs

‫األفعال بسيطة‬
Afeal basita
19. Body Parts in Arabic
20. Calendar
21. Center for Arabic Culture
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22. Congratulations Mabruk
23. Conversation
‫المحادثة‬
Muhadatha
24. Calendar
25. Certificate Templates
26. City & transportation
27. Clothes in Arabic
28. Conjunctions
29. Conversation Starters for Arabic Culture
30. Colors in Arabic
31. Common Arabic Words and Phrases
32. Crime & punishment
33. Colloquial
34. Courteous phrases
35. Critical care einayat harija ‫عناية حرجة‬
36. Days of the Week in Arabic
37. Days and numbers
38. Departments that are essential in every state.
39. Dua
40. Discussion
41. Eating out/drinking
42. Emotions in Arabic
43. Education
44. Emergency Arabic
45. Emotions & personality traits
46. Family in Arabic
47. Food
48. Forms of address
49. Fruits and Vegetables
50. Geography
51. Getting around
52. General
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53. Eating out/drinking
54. Getting around
55. General
56. General media vocabulary
57. Greetings
58. Government & politics
59. Greeting, Meeting, and Expressing Yourself in Arabic
60. History of the Arabic Language
61. Housing in the state.
62. Household Essentials
63. Household appliances in Arabic
64. How to Name Objects in the Room in Arabic
65. Homes/Rooms
66. Human Body Parts in Arabic
67. Insults & crude language
68. Introductions & Small Talk
69. Investigations
70. Islamic Meditation
71. Jobs and Workplace
72. Justice
73. Jurisprudence
74. Legal Terms: English - Arabic
75. Linguistics
76. Mankind & kinship
77. Media & the arts
78. Medicine
79. Measurement
80. Meal times/Food
81. Military
82. Months in Arabic
83. Muslim Funeral Guide
84. News
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85. Number
86. Nouns
87. Names of Colors in Arabic
88. Nature & weather
89. Numbers in Arabic
90. Objects
91. Occupations
92. Online medical consultation
93. Outdoor Objects
94. Outdoor Activities
95. People
96. Places
97. Parts of the face in Arabic
98. Polite Arabic words
99. Police
100. Profile
101. Pronouns
102. Proverbs
103. Prepositions
104. Phrases for travelers
105. Police Training
106. Professions
107. Prepositions
108. Quranic References
109. Question word question.
110. Questions in Arabic
111. Research
112. References to people
113. Religion
114. Relationship
115. Sea creatures in Arabic
116. Seasons in Arabic
117. Shapes
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118. Sports in Arabic
119. Sex Meaning in Arabic
120. Speech
121. Special Duaa's / Prayers
122. Songs
123. Subjective Personal Pronouns
124. Sports & hobbies
125. Technology
126. Television
127. Telephone conversation in Arabic.
128. The body in Arabic
129. Tools in Arabic
130. Travel Phrases
131. Travel / Transport
132. Translation
133. T words
134. Time
135. The human body
136. Shopping
137. Useful Arabic Words & Phrases
138. Useful phrases
139. Using a computer in Arabic
140. Verbs
141. Varieties of Arabic
142. War
143. Weather
144. Work
145. World Hijab Day
146. Zikr in Islam
147. Miscellaneous idioms
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148. 1000+ Common Arabic Words with Pronunciation
Arabic alphabet
How is the Arabic language written?
Kayfiat kitabat alllughat alearabi?
‫كيفية كتابة اللغة العربية؟‬
Words are written from right to left.
Words are written from left to right.
‫الذي قام بتأليف هذه الموارد؟‬

‫تأليف الدكتور آصف قرشي‬
Who has authored these resources?

Authored by Doctor Asif Qureshi
Aldhy qam bitalif hadhih almawarida?

Talif aldduktur Asif Qureshi
What is the Arabic Alphabet?

Ma hi huruf alllughat alearabi?
‫ما هي حروف اللغة العربية؟‬
The Arabic alphabet consists of 28 letters, reading from right to left.
How are Arabic letters written?
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How many letters are in the Arabic alphabet?

The Arabic alphabet contains 28 letters.
When was the Arabic alphabet created?

Although Arabic inscriptions are most common after the birth of Islam (7th century CE), the origin of the Arabic alphabet
lies deeper in time. The Nabataeans, which established a kingdom in what is modern-day Jordan from the 2nd century BCE,
were Arabs.
The Phoenician script evolved in several directions, with one branch developing into Greek and later the modern Latin
alphabet. The other evolved into Aramaic, which branched out again from there into Nabataean. Several writing systems
including the Arabic script and the various Arabic Scripts, all derive from Nabataean, which was in use from the 2nd
century BC in what is modern day Jordan.
What is Modern Standard Arabic?

In its written form, Modern Standard Arabic is the language of literature and the media. Books, newspapers, magazines,
official documents, private and business correspondence, street signs and shop signs – all are written in Modern Standard
Arabic.
Modern Standard Arabic is taught at schools, universities and colleges. There are no local varieties of Modern Standard
Arabic. The language is exactly the same across the Arab world.
Where and when is Modern Standard Arabic spoken?

Spoken Modern Standard Arabic is the language used on television, in government and parliament, and on official
occasions, like conferences and seminars. It is also used in religious assemblies, sermons of the Friday prayers, etc.
But isn't Modern Standard Arabic difficult to learn?

Learning Modern Standard Arabic requires more effort than learning a spoken Arabic dialect, but it is an effort with a much
bigger payoff.
Knowledge of Modern Standard Arabic opens the doors to the whole Arab World.
Modern Standard Arabic (and its roots in Classical Arabic) is the heart and soul of the Arabic language and the greatest
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treasure of the Arab culture.
What is Spoken Arabic / the Arabic Dialects?

Spoken Arabic (also called "Colloquial Arabic", or simply "Arabic Dialects" ) differs from Modern Standard Arabic in the
following:
1.The grammatical structure is simpler.
2.Some letters are pronounced differently, and pronunciation also differs between dialects.
3.Some words and expressions are more or less unique to their respective dialects.
4.Spoken Arabic only occurs in written form when a humorist or popular touch is desired.
5. The vocabulary and style are more casual. Slang words and expressions are used that don't have equivalents in Modern
Standard Arabic.
How many Arabic dialects are there?

Spoken Arabic can be broadly categorized into the following, main dialect groups: •North African Arabic (Morocco,
Algeria, Tunisia and Libya),
•Hassaniya Arabic (Mauritania),
•Egyptian Arabic,
•Levantine Arabic (Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Palestine),
•Iraqi Arabic,
•Gulf Arabic (Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, Iran, Medina, Mecca, Riyadh, Eastern province, Qatar, the U.A.E. and Oman).
•Hejazi Arabic (Western Saudi Arabia)
•Najdi Arabic (Central Saudi Arabia).
•Yemeni Arabic (Yemen & southwestern Saudi Arabia).
How big differences are there between the Arabic dialects?

There is one original Arabic used in the Qur’an and called Classical Arabic (CA). It is the archaic form that was spoken
from around VII to IX centuries.
Then there is Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). This language is the same as Classical Arabic except it is adapted in some
ways and geared more towards casual speech.
•Differences between dialects of the Middle East (Egypt, the Levant, Iraq and the Gulf) are small enough to enable Arabs of
different nationalities to understand one another fairly well.
•North African dialects are more unique in structure and vocabulary, and can be a real challenge to understand, even to
Arabs of the Middle East.
•Within the main dialect groups, there are regional sub-dialects. Like in other parts of the world, there are differences
between the city language and the provincial dialects.
•The most widely understood dialects are Egyptian and Levantine Arabic. The Egyptian media industry has traditionally
played a dominant in the Arab world. A huge number of cinema productions, television dramas and comedies have since
long familiarized Arab audiences with the Egyptian dialect.
•The satellite television channels have made it easier for other dialects to reach wider audiences. Popular showbiz programs
often have Lebanese hosts. This has given the Lebanese dialect something of a fashion status.
So, which type of Arabic would it be better for you to learn? •If your interest is not limited to one particular country, you
should choose Modern Standard Arabic. Once you have basic knowledge of Modern Standard Arabic, learning a dialect
becomes an easy task. With myEasyArabic.com, learning Arabic becomes easy and enjoyable, so give it a try and start
learning Arabic here.
•Learning to read, write and speak Modern Standard Arabic, and later learning the basics of a dialect, is the best route to
sound knowledge of Arabic.
•Educated Arabs, from the middle class and upwards, are quite comfortable conversing in Modern Standard Arabic. Since
this form of Arabic serves as a lingua franca across the Arabic-speaking world, speaking with a Mauritanian or an Omani
becomes equally easy.
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•The choice of language generally depends on the educational level of the person you are addressing. For instance, ordering
a shawarma in the street is best done in the local dialect, and so is grabbing a cab.
•If you are going to spend just a short time in an Arab country, you should try to learn the basics of that country's main
dialect. This would help you manage the basic day-to-day routines, although it would not make you understand anything
written.
•It should be noted that many Arabs have attitudes towards certain dialects. For example, although held in high esteem in
Egypt, the Cairo dialect is often looked upon with amusement by non-Egyptian Arabs.
•Finally, if you know Moroccan or Algerian Arabic, you can't use it in the Middle East (east of Libya), since nobody would
understand what you are saying.
Housing in the state.

Arabic vocabulary from around the house Building
English Standard Arabic Transliteration
Residence ‫س كن‬
Residence office ‫مكتب اإلقامة‬
Number ‫ر قم‬
floor (building level) ‫ طابق )ج( طوابق‬Taabiq (pl.) Tawaabiq ‫دور )ج( ادوار‬ door (pl.) adwaar
courtyard, large open area ‫ باحة‬baaHa ‫حوش )ج( أحواش‬ Hooš (pl.) aHwaaš
bawwaaba (pl.)
gate ‫ب�وابة )ج( ب�وابات‬ '' ''
bawwaabaat
door ‫ باب )ج( أبواب‬baab (pl.) abwaab '' ''
doorknob/handle ‫ مقبض الباب‬miqbaD al-baab ‫أكرة الباب‬ okret il-baab
key ‫ مفتاح )ج( مفاتيح‬miftaaH (pl.) mafaatiiH '' muftaaH (pl.) mafatiiH
wall (of a room) ‫ جدار )ج( جدر‬jidaar (pl.) judur ‫جدار )ج( جدران‬ gidaar (pl.) gudraan
‫ح ي ط ة )ج ( ح ي ط ا ن‬ HeiTa (pl.) HiTaan
ceiling ‫ سقف )ج( سقوف‬saqf (pl.) suquuf '' sa'f (pl.) su'uuf
floor ‫ أرضية )ج( أرضيات‬arDiyya (pl.) arDiyyaat '' ''
roof ‫ سطح )ج( سطوح‬saTH (pl.) suTuuH '' ''
electricity ‫ كهرباء‬kahrabaa' '' kahraba
pipe ‫ ماسورة )ج( مواسير‬maasuura (pl.) mawaasiir '' masuura (pl.) mawasiir
valve ‫ محبس‬miHbas '' maHbas
electrical outlet ‫ مخرج كهرباء‬maxraj kahrabaa' ‫ف ي ش ة )ج ( ف ي ش ا ت‬ fiiša (pl.) fiišaat
electrical plug ‫ قابس‬qaabis ‫ك ب س )ج ( ا ك ب ا س‬ kobs (pl.) ikbaas
cord, wire ‫ سلك )ج( أسالك‬silk (pl.) aslaak '' ''
(‫اصنصير )ج‬
elevator ‫ مصعد‬miS3ad aSanSeir (pl.) aSanSeiraat
‫اصنصيرات‬
stairs ‫ ساللم‬salaalim '' ''
balcony ‫ شرفة )ج( شرف‬šurfa (pl.) šuraf ‫ب ل ك و ن ة )ج ( ب ل ك و ن ا ت‬ balkoona (pl.) balkoonaat
neighbor ‫ جار )ج( جيران‬jaar (pl.) jiiraan '' gaar (pl.) giiraan
vacant ‫ فارغ‬faariġ ‫ف ا ضي‬ faaDi
furnished ‫ مفروش‬mafruuš '' ''
room ‫غ ر ف ة )ج ( غ ر ف‬ ġurfa (pl.) ġuraf ‫ أوضة )ج( أوض‬ooDa (pl.) owaD
‫ح ج ر ة )ج ( ح ج ر ا ت‬ Hujra (pl.) Hujaraat
hall(way), corridor ‫مم�ر )ج( مم�رات‬ mamarr (pl.) mamarraat ‫ط ر ق ة )ج ( ط ر ق‬ Tor'a (pl.) Tora'
living room ‫غ ر ف ة ج ل وس‬ ġurfat juluus ‫ص ل و ن )ج ( ص ل و ن ا ت‬ Saloon (pl.) Saloonaat
furniture ‫أث ا ث‬ ataat ‫أس ا س‬ asaas
‫مفروشات‬ mafruušaat ‫عفش‬ 3afš
‫م و ب يل ي ا‬ mobilya
upholstery ‫ تنجيد‬tanjiid '' tangiid
chair ‫ كرسي )ج( كراسي‬kursi (pl.) karaasi '' ''
armchair ‫ي )ج( فتي�ات‬ � ‫ف‬‫ت‬ foteyy (pl.) foteyyaat
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sofa ‫اريكة )ج( ارائك‬ ariika (pl.) araa'ik ‫ كنبة )ج( كنبات‬kanaba (pl.) kanabaat
table ‫طاولة )ج( طاوالت‬ Taawula (pl.) Taawulaat ‫ طربيزة )ج( طربيزات‬Tarabeiza (pl.) Tarabeizaat
window ‫شب�اك )ج( شبابيك‬ šubbaak (pl.) šabaabiik '' šibbaak (pl.) šababiik
‫نافذة )ج( نوافذ‬ naafida (pl.) nawaafid
curtain/blinds ‫س ت ا ر ة ) ج ( س ت ا ئر‬ sitaara (pl.) sataa'ir ‫ ستارة )ج( ستاير‬sitaara (pl.) sataayir
(‫تلفزيون )ج‬ televizyoon (pl.)
television '' ''
‫تلفزيونات‬ televizyoonaat
remote control ‫حاكم عن بعد‬ Haakim 3an bo3d (‫ ريموت )كونترول‬riimoot (kontrol)
telephone ‫تلفون )ج( تلفونات‬ tilifoon (pl.) tilifoonaat '' ''
‫ه ا ت ف )ج ( ه و ا ت ف‬ haatif (pl.) hawaatif
lamp ‫مص ب ا ح ) ج ( مص ا ب ي ح‬ miSbaaH (pl.) maSaabiiH ‫ا ب ج ور ة ) ج ( ا ب ج ور ا ت‬ abažoora (pl.) abažooraat
light ‫نور )ج( انوار‬ nuur (pl.) anwaar '' ''
candle ‫ش م ع ة )ج ( ش م ع ا ت‬ šam3a (pl.) šam3aat '' ''
chandelier ‫ثر ي ة ) ج ( ثر ي ا ت‬ turayya (pl.) turayyaat ‫نج ف ة )ج ( نج ف ا ت‬ nagafa (pl.) nagafaat
carpet, rug ‫س�جادة )ج( س�جاد‬ sajjaada (pl.) sajjaad ‫س�جادة )ج( سججيد‬ siggaada (pl.) sagagiid
carpet (wall-to-wall) ‫مو ك ي ت‬ moket
tile (on the floor) ‫بالط‬ balaaT
tile (on the wall or ceiling) ‫ق ي ش ا ني‬ 'išaani
fan ‫ مروحة )ج( مراوح‬mirwaHa (pl.) maraawiH '' marwaHa (pl.) maraawiH
airconditioner ‫ جهاز تكييف الهواء‬jahaaz takyiif al-hawaa' ‫تكي يف‬ takyiif
heater ‫دف�اية )ج( دف�ايات‬ daffaaya (pl.) daffaayaat
ashtray ‫ مطفأة السجائر‬muTfa'at as-sigaa'ir ‫ط ف ا ي ة )ج ( ط ف ا ي ا ت‬ Taffaaya (pl.) Taffayyaat
‫طقطوقة )ج( طقاطيق‬ Ta'Tuu'a (pl.) Ta'aTii'
cigarette lighter ‫قداحة‬ qaddaaHa ‫والعة‬ wallaa3a
broom �
‫شة )ج( مقشات‬ � ‫مق‬ miqašša (pl.) miqaššaat '' mi'ašša (pl.) mi'aššaat
‫م ك ن س ة )ج ( م ك ا ن س‬ miknasa (pl.) miknasaat '' maknasa (pl.) makaanis
mop ‫م م س ح ة )ج ( م م ا س ح‬ mimsaHa (pl.) mamaasiH ‫م ك ن س ة )ج ( م ك ا ن س‬ maknasa (pl.) makaanis
sponge ‫س ف نج‬ safanj ‫س ف نج ة )ج ( س ف نج ا ت‬ sifinga (pl.) sifingaat
clothes pin ‫م ش ب ك )ج ( ب ش ا ب ي ك‬ mišbak (pl.) mašaabiik '' mašbak (pl.) mašaabik
clothes drying rack ‫م ن ش ف ة )ج ( م ن ا ش ف‬ manšafa (pl.) manaašif
scissors ‫ص‬
� ‫ص )ج( مقا‬
� ‫ مق‬miqaSS (pl.) maqaaSS ‫صا ت‬ � ‫ص )ج( مق‬ � ‫مق‬ ma'aSS (pl.) ma'aSSaat
bedroom ‫غرفة نوم‬ ġurfat noom ‫أوضة نوم‬ ooDit noom
bed ‫س ر ير ) ج ( س ر ا ئر‬ sariir (pl.) saraa'ir ‫س ر ير ) ج ( س ر ا ير‬ siriir (pl.) saraayir
mattress ‫مرتبة )ج( مراتب‬ martaba (pl.) maraatib '' ''
bedsheet ‫مالئة )ج( مالئات‬ milaa'a (pl.) milaa'iaat ‫مالية )ج( ماليات‬ milaaya (pl.) milaayaat
� ‫ب‬ baTTaniyya (pl.)
blanket ‫ط ا ن ي ة )ج ( ب ط ا ط ي ن‬ '' ''
baTaaTiin
quilt ‫لحاف )ج( لحف‬ liHaaf (pl.) luHuf ‫لحاف )ج( لحفة‬ liHaaf (pl.) liHifa
pillow �‫مخد�ة )ج( مخاد‬ mixadda (pl.) maxaadd ‫مخد�ة )ج( مخد�ات‬ mixadda (pl.) mixaddaat
(alarm) clock (‫ساعة )تنبيه‬ saa3a (saa3at tanbiih) (‫ساعة )منبه‬ saa3a (minabbeh)
‫خ ز ا ن ة )ج ( خ ز ا ئ ن‬ xizaana (pl.) xazaa’in ‫دوالب )ج( دواليب‬ dulaab (pl.) dawaliib
closet, wardrobe
‫مالبس‬ milaabis ‫هدوم‬ huduum
closet ‫دوالب )ج( دواليب‬ duulaab (pl.) dawaaliib '' ''
‫عالقة )ج( عالقات‬ 3allaaqa (pl.) 3allaaqaat
clothes hanger ‫ ش�ماعة )ج( ش�ماعات‬šammaa3a (pl.) šammaa3aat
‫ثيا ب‬ tiyaab
mirror ‫مرآة )ج( مرايا‬ miraah (pl.) miraaya ‫مرايا )ج( مرايات‬ miraaya (pl.) miraayaat
desk ‫م ك ت ب )ج ( م ك ا ت ب‬ maktab (pl.) makaatib '' ''
drawer ‫درج )ج( أدراج‬ durj (pl.) adraaj '' durg (pl.) adraag
shelf ‫ف )ج ( ر ف و ف‬ � ‫ر‬ raff (pl.) rufuuf '' ''
kumudiinu (pl.)
nightstand ‫ك مد ي ن و ) ج ( ك مد ي ن و ه ا ت‬
kumudiinuhaat
( ‫ت س ر يح ة )ج‬
dresser tasriiHa (pl.) tasriiHaat '' ''
‫ت س ر يح ا ت‬
‫ت )ج( تولت �ات‬
� ‫ تول‬tuwalett (pl.) tuwalettaat
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nightlight ‫ لمبة س�هاري‬lamba sahhaari

comb ‫ مشط )ج( امشاط‬mušT (pl.) amšaaT '' mišT (pl.) amšaaT
brush ‫ فرشاة‬furšaah ‫ فرشة )ج( فرش‬furša (pl.) furaš
Hammaam (pl.)
bathroom ‫ح�مام )ج( ح�مامات‬ '' ''
Hammaamaat
(‫مرحاض )ج‬
mirHaaD (pl.) maraaHiiD ‫ دورة مي�ة‬doorit il-mayya
‫مراحيض‬
‫حوض )ج( احواض‬ HooD (pl.) aHwaaD al-
bathtub ‫ بانيو )ج( بانيوهات‬banyu (pl.) banyuhaat
‫االستحمام‬ istiHmaam
shower ‫د و ش )ج ( د و ش ا ت‬ duuš (pl.) duušaat ‫د ش )ج ( د ش ا ش‬ duš (pl.) dišaash
toilet ‫د ور ة م ي ا ة‬ doorat al-miyaah ‫مرحاض )ج( مرحيض‬ mirHaaD (pl.) maraHiid
‫ك ب ن ي ه )ج ( ك ب ن ي ه ا ت‬ kabineih (pl.) kabineihaat
toilet paper ‫مرق تواليت‬ waraq tuwalitt '' wara' tuwalitt
sink ‫م غ س ل ة )ج ( م غ ا س ل‬ maġsala (pl.) maġaasil ‫حوض )ج( احواض‬ HooD (pl.) aHwaaD
faucet, tap ‫ص ن ب ور ) ج ( ص ن ا ب ي ر‬ Sunbuur (pl.) Sanaabiir ‫ح ن ف ي ة )ج ( ح ن ف ي ا ت‬ Hanafiyya (pl.) Hanafiyyaat
‫م م س ح ة )ج ( م م ا س ح‬ mimsaHa (pl.) mamaasiH
mat ‫ حصيرة )ج( حصر‬HaSiira (pl.) HuSr
‫االقدام‬ al-aqdaam
towel ‫م ن ش ف ة )ج ( م ن ا ش ف‬ minšafa (pl.) manaašif ‫ف و ط ة )ج ( ف و ط‬ fuuTa (pl.) fuwaT
(larger) towel ‫ب ش ك ير ) ج ( ب ش ا ك ير‬ baškiir (pl.) bašaakiir '' ''
soap ‫ص ا ب و ن )ج ( ص ا ب و ن ا ت‬ Sabuun(a) (pl.) Sabuunaat '' ''
shampoo ‫ش ا مبو‬ šaambuu '' ''
sponge ‫لوفة‬ luufa '' ''
toothbrush ‫ف ر ش ا ة اس ن ا ن‬ furšaat asnaan ‫فرشة السنان‬ furšit is-sinaan
toothpaste ‫معجون اسنان‬ ma3juun asnaan ‫معجون السنان‬ ma3guun is-sinaan
‫ش ف ر ة )ج ( ش ف ر ا ت‬ ‫موس )ج( أمواس‬
razor šafra (pl.) šafaraat Hilaaqa muus (pl.) amwaas il-Hilaa'a
‫حالقة‬ ‫الحالقة‬
shaving cream ‫صابون حالقة‬ Sabuun Hilaaqa '' Sabuun Hilaa'a
hairdryer ‫مجفف الشعر‬ mujaffif aš-ša3r ‫سشوار‬ sešwaar
washing machine ‫ساالت‬ � ‫س ا ل ة )ج ( غ‬ � ‫غ‬ ġassaala (pl.) ġassaalaat '' ''
drier ‫جهاز التنشيف‬ jahaaz at-tanšiif '' gahaaz tanšiif
iron ‫مكواة )ج( مكا�و‬ mikwaah (pl.) makaawin ‫م ك و ى )ج ( م ك ا و ي‬ makwa (pl.) makaawi
makeup ‫ما كي ا ج‬ maakiyaaž '' makyaaž
foundation ‫كريم األساس‬ kriim al-asaas '' kriim asaas
powder ‫ب ود ر ة‬ buudra '' ''
blush ‫أحمر الخدود‬ aHmar al-xuduud ‫ب ود ر ة‬ boodra
lipstick ‫أحمر الشفاة‬ aHmar aš-šifaah ‫ر وج‬ ruuž
eyeshadow ‫ظ�ل‬ Zill ‫كحل‬ kuHl
‫ظالل العيون‬ Zilaal al-3uyuun ‫ش ادو‬ šaadow
eyeliner ‫زيت الخروع‬ zeit al-xirwa3 ‫كحل‬ kuHl
dining room ‫ غرفة طعام‬ġurfat Ta3aam ‫أ وض ة س ف ر ة‬ ooDit sufra
‫أوضة أكل‬ ooDit akl
dining table ‫م ا ئد ة‬ maa'ida ‫سفرة‬ sufra
tablecloth ‫غطاء الطاولة‬ ġiTaa' aT-Taawula ‫مفرش الطربيزة‬ mafraš iT-Tarabeiza
dish ‫ط ب ق )ج ( أ ط ب ا ق‬ Tabaq (pl.) aTbaaq '' Taba' (pl.) aTbaa'
‫ص ح ن )ج ( ص ح و ن‬ SaHn (pl.) SuHuun '' ''
saucer ‫صحن الكوب‬ SaHn al-kuub ‫ط ب ق ف نج ا ل‬ Taba' fingaal
| ‫س ل ط ن ي ة )ج ( س ل ط ن ي ا ت‬ sulTaniyya (pl.)
bowl ‫ زبدية )ج( زبادي‬zabdiya (pl.) zabaadiy
‫سالطين‬ sulTaniyyaat | salaTiin
fork ‫ش و ك ة )ج ( ش و ك‬ šooka (pl.) šuwak '' ''
spoon ‫ملعقة )ج( مالعق‬ mil3aqa (pl.) malaa3iq ‫معلقة )ج( معالق‬ ma3la'a (pl.) ma3aali'
knife ‫س�كين )ج( سكاكين‬ sikkiin (pl.) sakaakiin ‫س�كينة )ج( سكاكين‬ sikkiina (pl.) sakakiin
cup, glass ‫ك و ب )ج ( ا ك و ا ب‬ kuub (pl.) akwaab ‫كب�اية )ج( كب�ايات‬ kubbaaya (pl.) kubbayaat
coffee cup ‫ف نج ا ن )ج ( ف ن ا ج ي ن‬ finjaan (pl.) fanaajiin ‫ف ن ج ا ل )ج ( ف ن ا ج يل‬ fingaal (pl.) fanagiil
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straw ‫ت‬� ‫شف�اطة )ج( شف�اطا‬ šaffaaTa (pl.) šaffaaTaat ‫شاليموه‬ šalimooh
jug ‫إ بر ي ق ) ج ( ا ب ا ر ي ق‬ ibriiq (pl.) abaariiq ‫أبريق المي�ة‬ abrii' il-mayya
bottle ‫ز ج ا ج ة )ج ( ز ج ا ج ا ت‬ zujaaja (pl.) zujaajaat ‫قزازة )ج( قزايز‬ 'izaaza (pl.) 'azaayiz
can ‫ع ل ب ة )ج ( ع ل ب‬ 3ulba (pl.) 3ulab '' 3elba (pl.) 3elab
‫م ن د يل )ج ( م ن ا د يل‬ mandiil (pl.) manaadiil
(paper) napkin ‫ كلينكس‬kliinex
‫ور ق‬ waraq
toothpick ‫ع و د أس ن ا ن‬ 3uud asnaan ‫ سل�كة سنان‬salekkit sinaan
‫م س و ا ك )ج ( م س ا و ي ك‬ miswaak (pl.) masaawiik ‫ خل�ة‬xilla
kitchen ‫ مطبخ )ج( مطابخ‬maTbax (pl.) maTaabix '' ''
dishwasher ‫س ا ل ة صح و ن‬
� ‫ غ‬ġassaalat SuHuun '' ''
‫س ا ل ة م وا ع ي ن‬
� ‫غ‬ ġassaalit mawa3iin
fridge ‫ ثالجة )ج( ثالجات‬tallaaja (pl.) tallaajaat ‫تالجة )ج( تالجات‬ tallaaga (pl.) tallaagaat
oven ‫ فرن )ج( افران‬furn (pl.) afraan '' ''
stove ‫ موقد )ج( مواقد‬mawqid (pl.) mawaaqid ‫ب تج ا ز )ج ( ب تج ا ز ا ت‬ butagaaz (pl.) butagaazaat
flame (used in Egypt to refer to stove
‫ شعلة )ج( شعالت‬šu3la (pl.) šu3alaat '' ''
burners)
‫ يس ر ب‬- ‫س ر ب‬ ‫ س�رب‬- ‫س�رب‬
to leak sariba - yasrabu (sarab) sarrab - yisarrab (tasriib)
( ‫)س ر ب‬ ( ‫)تس ر ي ب‬
matches ‫ثق ا ب‬ tiqaab ‫ك بر ي ت‬ kabriit
pot ‫ق د ر ة ) ج ( ق د ور‬ qidra (pl.) quduur ‫حل�ة )ج( حلل‬ Halla (pl.) Hilal
frying pan ‫قالية‬ qallaaya '' 'allaaya
miqlan/miqlaah (pl.) ‫ط ا س ة )ج ( ط ا س ا ت‬ Taasa (pl.) Tasaat (Taasit
‫مقلى | مقالة )ج( مقال‬
maqaalin ( ‫) ت ح م ير‬ taHmiir)
baking dish ‫صحن الخبز‬ SaHn al-xabz ‫ص ن ي ة )ج ( ص و ا ن ي‬ Sanniyya (pl.) Sawaani
mixer/blender ‫خالط )ج( خالطات‬ xallaaT (pl.) xallaaTaat '' ''
strainer ‫مص ف ا ة ) ج ( مص ا ف‬ miSfaah (pl.) maSaafin ‫مص ف ى ) ج ( مص ا ف ي‬ maSfa (pl.) maSaafi
tool ‫ أداة )ج( أدوات‬adaah (pl.) adawaat '' ''
hammer ‫ مطرقة )ج( مطارق‬miTraqa (pl.) maTaariq ‫ش ا ك و ش )ج ( ش و ا ك ي ش‬ šakuuš (pl.) šawakiiš
‫قدوم )ج( قواديم‬ 'aduum (pl.) 'awadiim
nail ‫م س م ا ر ) ج ( م س ا م ير‬ mismaar (pl.) masaamiir '' musmaar (pl.) masamiir
screw ‫بر غ ي ) ج ( بر ا غ ي‬ burġi (pl.) baraaġi ‫مسمار قالووظ‬ musmaar 'alawooZ
pliers ‫ز ر د ية‬ zaradiyya ‫ك�ماشة )ج( ك�ماشات‬ kammaaša (pl.) kammaašaat
screwdriver ‫مفك )ج( مفكات‬ mifakk (pl.) mifakkaat '' ''
spanner, wrench ‫مفتاح )ج( مفاتيح‬ miftaaH (pl.) mafaatiiH '' muftaaH (pl.) mafatiiH
saw ‫م ن ش ا ر ) ج ( م ن ا ش ير‬ minšaar (pl.) manaašiir '' munšaar (pl.) manašiir
pump ‫ط ل م ب ة )ج ( ط ل م ب ا ت‬ Tulumba (pl.) Tulumbaat ‫ط ر م ب ة )ج ( ط ر م ب ا ت‬ Toromba (pl.) Torombaat
paint ‫د ه ا ن )ج ( د ه ا ن ا ت‬ dihaan (pl.) dihaanaat '' ''
glue (heavy-duty) ‫غراء‬ ġiraa' '' ġira
glue ‫ص مغ‬ Samġ ‫س مغ‬ samġ
tape ‫شريط لصق‬ šariiT laSq '' širiiT laS'
ladder ‫سل�م )ج( ساللم‬ sullam (pl.) salaalim '' sillim (pl.) salaalim
metal ‫م عد ن ) ج ( م ع ا د ن‬ ma3din (pl.) ma3aadin '' ma3dan (pl.) ma3aadin
material, substance ‫مادة )ج( مواد‬ maadda (pl.) mawaadd '' madda (pl.) mawaadd
copper, brass ‫نح ا س‬ nuHaas '' niHaas
iron ‫ح د يد‬ Hadiid '' ''
steel ‫صل ب‬ Sulb '' Solb
marble ‫ر خ ام‬ ruxaam '' ''
to turn on (lit. to open) (‫ يفتح )فتح‬- ‫ فتح‬fataHa - yaftaHu (fatH) '' fataH - yiftaH (fatH)
to turn on (a light, etc.), to light (a match,
(‫ يول�ع )توليع‬- ‫ ول�ع‬walla3 - yiwalla3 (tawlii3)
etc.)
to turn off (lit. to close) (‫ يغلق )غلق‬- ‫ غلق‬ġalaqa - yaġliqu (ġalq) ‫ يقفل‬- ‫' قفل‬afal - yi'fil
to turn off, extinguish, put out (a light, fire, Tafa - yiTfi (Tafi)
( ‫ ي ط ف ي )ط ف ي‬- ‫ط ف ى‬
cigarette, radio, etc.) Here are further guidelines.
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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)

ً ‫صف ا‬
� ‫ع‬ � ‫فَا�لعَا‬
� ‫صفَا‬
َ ‫ت‬
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.
http://quranicnames.com/asif/
Zakiya
A Quranic Name for Girls
Zakiya is a direct Quranic name for girls that means "pure", "innocent", "untainted", "having a sweet scent".
Congratulations
‫المحادثة‬
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Animals
Here are further facts.
Animal names in Arabic

alligator temsaah ‫ت مس ا ح‬
antler qarn ‫قرن‬
bear dob ‫دب‬
bird Ta’er ‫طير‬
bison athawr alameriki (th as in thin) ‫الثور األمريكي‬
bull tawr ‫ث ور‬
cat qett ‫قط‬
cow baqarah ‫ب قر ة‬
deer gazal ‫غزال‬
dog kalb ‫ا لكلب‬
donkey hemaar ‫ح ما ر‬
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eagle nasr ‫ن سر‬

elephant feel ‫فيل‬
fish samak (plural) ‫س مك‬
fox ta'lab ‫ث علب‬
giraffe zarafah ‫زرا فة‬
goat maa'ez ‫ماعز‬
hippopotamus faras annahr ‫ف ر س ا ل ن هر‬
hog kalb albahr ‫كلب ا لب ح ر‬
horse hesaan ‫حص ان‬
lion asad ‫أ سد‬
llama laamah ‫المة‬
monkey qerd ‫قرد‬
moose ayl ‫أيل‬
mouse fa'r ‫ف أر‬
parrot babaghaa' ‫بب غاء‬
pig khenzeer ‫خنز ير‬
rabbit arnab ‫أ رنب‬
rhinoceros waheed al qarn ‫وح ي د ا ل قر ن‬
sheep kharoof ‫خ ر وف‬
snake af'aa ‫أ ف عى‬
tiger namer ‫ن مر‬
turtle solhofaat ‫س ل ح فا ة‬
whale hoot ‫ح وت‬
wolf the'b (th as in that) ‫ذ ئب‬
zebra al himaar al wahshi ‫ا ل ح ما ر ا ل و ح ش ي‬
Adjective/Adjectives
Sifa/Alsfat
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Below is a list of the Adjectives, Colors, Shapes, Sizes, Tastes, Qualities, Quantities in Arabic placed in a table.
English Adjectives Arabic Adjectives
colors ‫ الَ�وان‬- alawoan
black ‫ أ َ�سَود‬- aaswad
blue ‫ أ َ�زَرق‬- aazraq
brown ‫ بَن�ي‬- baneee
gray ‫ َرَما�دي‬- ramaadeee
green ‫ضر‬َ ‫ أ َ�خ‬- aakhthar
orange ‫ ب��رت �قَا�لي‬- bortoqaaleee
purple ‫س�جي‬ َ ‫ بَنَ�ف‬- banafsajeee
red ‫ أ َ�حَمر‬- aahmar
white ‫ أ َ�بيَض‬- aabeeath
yellow ‫صفَر‬� َ ‫ أ‬- aasfar
sizes ‫ أ َ�حَجام‬- aahjaam
big ‫ َكب��ير‬- kabeeer
deep ‫ع�م�يق‬ َ - 'ameeeq
long ‫ط�و�يل‬ َ - taweeel
narrow ‫ض�يق‬ َ - thaeeq
short ‫ص�ير‬ � َ‫ ق‬- qaseeer
small ‫ص�غ�ير‬ َ - sagheeer
tall ‫ط�و�يل‬ َ - taweeel
thick ‫س�مي�ك‬ َ - sameeeok
thin ‫ َرق��يق‬- raqeeeq
wide ‫ َوا�سع‬- waase'
shapes ‫ أ َ�شَكال‬- aashkaal
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circular ‫ دَائ��ري‬- daa'ereee
straight ‫ �م�ست َ�ق�يم‬- mostaqeeem
square ‫ �مَرب�ع‬- moraba'
triangular ‫ ث �َالث�ي‬- tholaatheee
tastes ‫ أ َ�ذَواق‬- aathwaaq
bitter ‫ �مر‬-‫ َم�ر�ير‬- mareeer- mor
fresh ‫طاَزج‬ َ - taazaj
salty ‫ َما�لح‬- maaleh
sour ‫ َحا�مض‬- haameth
spicy ‫ َحار‬- haar
sweet ‫ �ح�لو‬- holw
qualities ‫صفَات‬ � - sefaat
bad ‫سي�ئ‬ َ - saeee'
clean ‫ نَ��يف‬- natheeef
dark ‫ظَالم‬ َ - thalaam
difficult ‫ص�عب‬ َ - sa'b
dirty َ
‫ ق�ذر‬- qather
dry ‫ َجاف‬- jaaf
easy ‫س�هل‬ َ - sahl
empty ‫ فَا�رغ‬- faaregh
expensive ‫غا�لي‬ َ - ghaaleee
fast ‫س�ر�يع‬ َ - sareee'
foreign ‫ أ َ�جنَب�ي‬- aajnabeee
full ‫ َكا�مل‬- kaamel
good ‫ َجي�د‬- jaeeed
hard ‫ص�عب‬ َ - sa'b
heavy ‫ ث َ�ق�يل‬- thaqeeel
inexpensive ‫غ�ير �مَكل�ف‬ َ - ghaeer mokalaf
light ‫ض�وء‬ َ - thaw'
local ‫ َمَح�ل�ي‬- mahaleee
new ‫ َج�د�يد‬- jadeeed
noisy ‫صا�خبَة‬ َ - saakhebah
old ‫ قَ�د�يم‬- qadeeem
powerful ‫ قَ�وي‬- qaweee
quiet ‫ َها�دئ‬- haade'
correct ‫ص�ح�يح‬ َ - saheeeh
slow ‫ بَ�ط�يء‬- bateee'
soft ‫ نَا�عم‬- naa'em
very ‫ َجد�ا‬- jadaa
weak ‫ض�ع�يف‬ َ - tha'eeef
wet ‫طب‬ � ‫ َر‬- ratb
wrong ‫ َخا�طئ‬- khaate'
young ‫ش اب‬ َ - shaab
quantities ‫ َك�مي�ات‬- kameeeaat
few ‫ قَ�ل�يل‬- qaleeel
little ‫ ا�لقَ�ل�يل‬- alqaleeel
many ‫ َكث��ير‬- katheeer
much ‫ َكث��يرا‬- katheeera
part ‫ �ج�زء‬- joz'
some ‫ بَ�عض‬- ba'th
a few ‫ضعَة‬� َ‫ ب‬- bath'ah
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whole ‫ َكا�مل‬- 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:
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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
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Arabic Numbers and Numerals, 0-10

Western Arabic Eastern Arabic Arabic Arabic name
English name
numeral numeral name transliterated
zero 0 ۰ ‫ص�فر‬ � ṣifr
one 1 ۱ ‫وا�حد‬ wāḥid
two 2 ۲ ‫إث�نان‬ ithnān
three 3 ۳ ‫ث َالثة‬ thalāthah
four 4 ٤ (variant: ۴) ‫أربَعة‬ arbaʿah
five 5 ۵ ‫َخ�مسة‬ khamsah
six 6 ٦ (variant: ۶) ‫�ست �ة‬ sittah
seven 7 ۷ ‫س ب عة‬ َ sabʿah
eight 8 ۸ ‫ث َمانية‬ thamāniyah
nine 9 ۹ ‫ت�سعة‬ tisʿah
ten 10 ۱۰ ‫ع�شرة‬ َ 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 ‫( ثالثة عشر‬thalāthah ʿashr,
literally “three-ten”). Unlike English, Arabic doesn’t break the patter for “eleven” and “twelve,” and good for
Arabic in my opinion.
English Western Arabic Eastern Arabic Arabic name

Arabic name
name numeral numeral transliterated
eleven 11 ۱۱ ‫عشر‬َ ‫أَحد‬ aḥad ʿashr
twelve 12 ۱۲ ‫ا� ث ن ا ع ش ر‬ ithnā ʿashr
thirteen 13 ۱۳ ‫ث َالثة عشر‬ thalāthah ʿashr
fourteen 14 ۱٤ ‫أربَعة عشر‬ arbaʿah ʿashr
fifteen 15 ۱۵ ‫َخ�مسة عشر‬ khamsah ʿashr
sixteen 16 ۱٦ ‫�ست �ة عشر‬ sittah ʿashr
seventeen 17 ۱۷ ‫س ب عة ع ش ر‬ َ sabʿah ʿashr
eighteen 18 ۱۸ ‫ث َمانية عشر‬ thamāniyah ʿashr
nineteen 19 ۱۹ ‫ت�سعة عشر‬ tisʿah ʿashr
Now we can count up by tens:
• 20 (twenty): ‫( �عشرون‬ʿishrūn) or ۲۰
• 30 (thirty): ‫( ث َالثون‬thalāthūn) or ۳۰
• 40 (forty): ‫( أربَعون‬arbaʿūn) or ٤۰
• 50 (fifty): ‫( َخمسون‬khamsūn) or ۵۰
• 60 (sixty): ‫( �ست �ون‬sittūn) or ٦۰
• 70 (seventy): ‫سبعون‬ َ (sabʿūn) or ۷۰
• 80 (eighty): ‫( ث َمانون‬thamānūn) or ۸۰
• 90 (ninety): ‫( ت�سعون‬tisʿūn) or ۹۰
And now by hundreds:
• 100 (one hundred): ‫( �مئة‬miʾah or, more archaically, ‫ )مائة‬or ۱۰۰

• 200: ‫( مئتان‬miʾatān — dual form of ‫ )مئة‬or ۲۰۰
• 300: ‫( ثالث مئة‬thalāth miʾah) or ۳۰۰
• 400: ‫( أربع مئة‬arbaʿ miʾah) or ٤۰۰
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• 500: ‫( خمس مئة‬khams miʾah) or ۵۰۰

• � ‫( س‬sitt miʾah) or ٦۰۰
600: ‫ت مئة‬
• 700: ‫( سبع مئة‬sabʿ miʾah) or ۷۰۰
• 800: ‫( ثمان مئة‬thamān miʾah) or ۸۰۰
• 900: ‫( تسع مئة‬tisʿ miʾah) or ۹۰۰
• 1000 (one thousand): ‫( ألف‬alf) 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)

َ ‫واحد و‬, wāḥid wa khamsūn)
• 51 (fifty-one): ۵۱ (‫خمسون‬
• 739 (seven hundred thirty-nine): ۷۳۹ (‫تسعة و ثالثون 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, ‫ )كتاب‬would be ً ‫( ثالثة و سبعون كتابا‬thalāthah wa sabʿūn kitāban), and “57
magazines” (magazine is a feminine noun, ‫ )مجل�ة‬would be ‫( سبع و خمسون مجل� ًة‬sabʿ wa khamsūn majallatan).
28 (twenty-eight): ۲۸ (‫ثمانية و عشرون‬, thamāniyah wa ʿishrūn) 51 (fifty-one): ۵۱ (‫واحد و َخمسون‬, wāḥid wa khamsūn) 739
(seven hundred thirty-nine): ۷۳۹ (‫تسعة و ثالثون و سبع مئة‬, tisʿah wa thalāthūn wa sabʿ miʾah) 100 (one hundred): ‫( �مئة‬miʾah or,
more archaically, ‫ )مائة‬or ۱۰۰ 200: ‫( مئتان‬miʾatān — dual form of ‫ )مئة‬or ۲۰۰ 300: ‫( ثالث مئة‬thalāth miʾah) or ۳۰۰ 400: ‫أربع مئة‬
(arbaʿ miʾah) or ٤۰۰ 500: ‫( خمس مئة‬khams miʾah) or ۵۰۰ 600: ‫ت مئة‬ � ‫( س‬sitt miʾah) or ٦۰۰ 700: ‫( سبع مئة‬sabʿ miʾah) or ۷۰۰ 800:
‫( ثمان مئة‬thamān miʾah) or ۸۰۰ 900: ‫( تسع مئة‬tisʿ miʾah) or ۹۰۰ 1000 (one thousand): ‫( ألف‬alf) or ۱۰۰۰
Certificate Templates
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Arabic English Translation
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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)
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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
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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
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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?
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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( ألوان‬loon (pl.) alwaan
1. Abaidh ‫ أ َ�بيَض‬White
2. Ahmar‫ أ َ�حَمر‬Red
َ ‫ أ َ�خ‬Green
3. Akhdhar ‫ضر‬
� َ ‫ أ‬Yellow
4. Asfar‫صفَر‬
5. Aswad ‫ أ َ�سَود‬Black
6. Azraq‫ أ َ�زَرق‬Blue
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َ ‫ بَنَ�ف‬Purple
7. Banafsaji‫س�جي‬
� ‫ ب��ن‬Brown
8. Bunni� ‫ي‬
9. Burtuqali‫ ب��رت �قَا�لي‬Orange
10. Ramadi‫ َرَما�دي‬Gray
11. Zahri/bambi ‫ َز�ه�ري‬or ‫ =( َو�ر�دي‬Wardi) Pink
colors alwan
English Transliteration Color
Blue Azraq
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Black Aswad
Brown Bunni
Green Akhdhar
Gray Ramadi
Purple Banafsaji
Red Ahmar
Orange Burtuqali
Yellow Asfar
White Abyad
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• Greetings
• Useful phrases
• General
• Eating out/drinking
• Getting around
• Days and numbers
• Shopping
Hello or Welcome/Márhaba, ahlan

(reply)/áhlayn
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Why is understanding, speaking, reading, and writing the English language essential?
Police
Police Training
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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
‫األجسام في الهواء الطلق‬
Sun
Shams
Moon
Qamar
Star
Najmah
Earth
Ard
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Man
Rajul
Lady
Sayyida
Fire
Naar
Heart
Qalb
Aeroplane
Taairah
Dog
Kalb
Cat
Qittah
Household Essentials
Arabic household items
How to Name Objects in the Room in Arabic
Homes/Rooms
1. Bed Sareer ‫سرير‬
2. Computer Komputr ‫كمبيوتر‬
3. Door Baab ‫باب‬
4. Cupboard thoolab ‫دوالب‬
5. Oven furn ‫فرن‬
6. Refrigerator thé la jé ‫ثالجة‬
7. TV / Television televisione ‫تليفزيون‬
8. Telephone telefown ‫تليفون‬
9. Table ma ha ideh ‫مائدة‬
10. Chair kursee ‫كرسي‬
11. Sofa kenebeh ‫كنبه‬
12. Pillow ‫وسادة‬
13. Curtain ‫ستاىر‬
14. Cabinet ‫خزانة‬
15. Mirror ‫مراة‬
16. Carpet ‫سجادة‬
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17. Food ‫طعام‬
18. Lamp ‫مصباح‬
19. Alarm clock ‫ساعة منبه‬
20. Mattress ‫فرشة‬
21. Bed sheet ‫مالية‬
22. Shops ‫محل‬
23. Public library ‫مكتبةعامة‬
24. Market ‫سوق‬
25. Fridge ‫ثالجة‬
26. Oven ‫فرن‬
27. Residence Sakan ‫سَكن‬

َ
28. Residence Office ‫مكتب اإلقامة‬
29. Chair Kursee
30. Table Taawilah
31. TV Tilfaaz
32. Sofa Qunbah/Arrekah
33. Cup Koob
34. Bottle Zujaajah
35. Plate Tabaq
36. Spoon Malaka
37. Fork Shawkah
38. Knife Sikkeen
39. Pen Qalam
40. Paper Waraq
41. Computer Haasoob
42. Bag Haqeebah
43. Money Nuqood
44. Box Sundooq
45. Phone Haatif
46. Mobile phone Haatif mattmoo
47. Gift Hadiyyah
48. Cake Kakah
49. Pizza Beetzah
50. Sandwich Shateerah
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51. Garbage Gamaamah
52. Shirt Qamees
53. Umbrella Mithallah
54. Flag Alam
55. Ladder Sullam
56. Watch Saaah
57. Window Naafiza/Shabak ‫ثباك‬
Food
water ‫ ماء‬mayya
tea ‫ شاي‬Chai
milk ‫ حليب‬Haliib
fruit ‫ فاكهة‬faakiha (pl.) fawaakih
meat ‫ لحم )ج( لحو‬laHm (pl.) luHuum
chicken ‫ دجاج‬dajaaj
lamb ‫ لحم الخروف‬laHm al-xaruuf
beef ‫ لحم البقر‬laHm al-baqar
bread ‫ خبز‬xubz
egg ‫ بيض‬beiD
sugar ‫ س�كر‬sukkar
salt ‫ ملح‬milH
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
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‫سر ير‬
Bed
Sareer
‫وس ا د ة‬
Pillow
Visada
‫ست اى ر‬
Curtain
Sitaj
‫خز ا نة‬
Cabinet
Khizana
‫ج ا ر ور‬
Drawer/Droor
Garoor
‫مر ا ة‬
Mirror
Muraat
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‫سجاد ة‬
Carpet
Sajada
‫ب ي ت ( ج) ب ي و ت‬
House
bayt (pl.) buyuut
‫ش ق ة ( ج) ش ق ق‬
apartment
šaqqa (pl.) šiqaq
home
Home Office ‫ا لب ي ت‬
Bayt Maktaba office
‫ا ل مك ت ب‬
‫مبنى (ج) مبانئ‬
building
mabna (pl.) mabaani'
3 ‫عمارة (ج) عمارات‬

apartment building
imaara (pl.) 3imaaraat
‫ب ا ب ( ج) أ ب و ا ب‬
door
baab (pl.) abwaab
‫ مقبض الباب‬miqbaD al-baab

doorknob/handle
‫ مفتاح (ج) مفاتيح‬miftaaH )pl.(

key mafaatiiH
‫ جدار (ج) جدر‬jidaar )pl.( judur
wall (of a room)
‫ سقف (ج) سقوف‬saqf )pl.(

ceiling suquuf
arDiyya )pl.( arDiyyaat
floor ‫أرضية )ج( أرضيات‬
‫ سطح (ج) سطوح‬saTH )pl.(

roof suTuuH
‫ كهرباء‬kahrabaa'
electricity
‫ ماسورة (ج) مواسير‬maasuura

pipe )pl.( mawaasiir
‫ محبس‬miHbas
valve
‫ مخرج كهرباء‬maxraj kahrabaa'

electrical outlet
‫ قابس‬qaabis
electrical plug
‫ سلك (ج) أسالك‬silk )pl.( aslaak

cord, wire
‫مصعد‬
elevator
misad
‫درج‬
stairs ‫ساللم‬
Daraja
salaalim
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balcony ‫ش ر ف ة ( ج) ش ر ف‬
šurfa (pl.) šuraf
‫ج ا ر ( ج) ج ي ر ا ن‬
neighbor
jaar (pl.) jiiraan
‫مفروش‬
furnished
mafruuš
‫غرفة (ج) غرف‬

room
ġurfa (pl.) ġuraf
‫ مم�ر (ج) مم�رات‬mamarr )pl.(

hall(way), corridor mamarraat
‫ غرفة جلوس‬ġurfat juluus
living room
‫ أثاث‬ataat
furniture
‫ تنجيد‬tanjiid
upholstery
‫ كرسي (ج) كراسي‬kursi )pl.(

chair karaasi
‫ اريكة (ج) ارائك‬ariika )pl.(
sofa araa'ik
‫ طاولة (ج) طاوالت‬Taawula )pl.(
table Taawulaat
‫ نافذة (ج) نوافذ‬naafida )pl.(
window nawaafid
‫ ستارة (ج) ستائر‬sitaara )pl.(
curtain/blinds sataa'ir
‫ تلفزيون (ج) تلفزيونات‬televizyoon
television )pl.( televizyoonaat
‫ حاكم عن بعد‬Haakim 3an bo3d
remote control
‫ هاتف (ج) هواتف‬haatif )pl.(

telephone hawaatif
‫ مصباح (ج) مصابيح‬miSbaaH
lamp )pl.( maSaabiiH
‫ نور (ج) انوار‬nuur )pl.( anwaar
light
‫ شمعة (ج) شمعات‬šam3a )pl.(

candle šam3aat
‫ ثرية (ج) ثريات‬turayya )pl.(
chandelier turayyaat
‫ مروحة (ج) مراوح‬mirwaHa )pl.(
fan maraawiH
‫ جهاز تكييف الهواء‬jahaaz takyiif
airconditioner al-hawaa'
‫ مطفأة السجائر‬muTfa'at as-
ashtray sigaa'ir
‫ قداحة‬qaddaaHa
cigarette lighter
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‫شات‬
� ‫شة (ج) مق‬
� ‫ مق‬miqašša )pl.(
broom miqaššaat
‫ ممسحة (ج) مماسح‬mimsaHa )pl.(
mop mamaasiH
‫ سفنج‬safanj
sponge
‫ مشبك (ج) بشابيك‬mišbak )pl.(

clothes pin mašaabiik
�
� ‫ص (ج) مقا‬
� ‫ مق‬miqaSS )pl.(
scissors maqaaSS
‫ غرفة نوم‬ġurfat noom
bedroom
‫ سرير (ج) سرائر‬sariir )pl.(

bed saraa'ir
‫ مرتبة (ج) مراتب‬martaba )pl.(
mattress maraatib
‫ مالئة (ج) مالئات‬milaa'a )pl.(
bedsheet milaa'iaat
� ‫ ب‬baTTaniyya
‫ط ا ن ي ة ( ج) ب ط ا ط ي ن‬
blanket )pl.( baTaaTiin
quilt ‫ لحاف )ج( لحف‬liHaaf (pl.) luHuf
‫ مالبس‬milaabis
closet, wardrobe
‫ عالقات ثياب‬tiyaab
clothes hanger
‫ مرآة (ج) مرايا‬miraah )pl.(

mirror miraaya
‫ مكتب (ج) مكاتب‬maktab )pl.(
desk makaatib
‫ درج (ج) أدراج‬durj )pl.( adraaj
drawer
‫ف ( ج) ر ف و ف‬
� ‫ ر‬raff )pl.( rufuuf
shelf
‫ مشط (ج) امشاط‬mušT )pl.(

comb amšaaT
‫ فرشاة‬furšaah
brush
‫ ح�مام (ج) ح�مامات‬Hammaam

bathroom )pl.( Hammaamaat
)‫ حوض (ج‬HooD )pl.( aHwaaD
bathtub al-
‫ دوش (ج) دوشات‬duuš )pl.(
shower duušaat
‫ دورة مياة‬doorat al-miyaah
toilet
‫ مرق تواليت‬waraq tuwalitt

toilet paper
‫ مغسلة (ج) مغاسل‬maġsala )pl.(

sink maġaasil
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faucet, tap ‫ صنبور (ج) صنابير‬Sunbuur )pl.(

Sanaabiir
‫ممسحة (ج) مماسح االقدام‬
mat mimsaHa )pl.( mamaasiH al-
aqdaam
‫ منشفة (ج) مناشف‬minšafa )pl.(
towel manaašif
‫ صابون (ج) صابونات‬Sabuun)a(
soap )pl.( Sabuunaat
‫ شامبو‬šaambuu
shampoo
‫ فرشاة اسنان‬furšaat asnaan

toothbrush
‫ معجون اسنان‬majuun asnaan

toothpaste
‫ شفرة (ج) شفرات حالقة‬šafra )pl.(

razor šafaraat Hilaaqa
‫ صابون حالقة‬Sabuun Hilaaqa
shaving cream
‫ مجفف الشعر‬mujaffif aš-ša3r

hairdryer
‫ساالت‬
� ‫س ا ل ة ( ج) غ‬
� ‫ غ‬ġassaala )pl.(
washing machine ġassaalaat
‫ جهاز التنشيف‬jahaaz at-tanšiif
drier
‫ ماكياج‬maakiyaaž
makeup
‫ بودرة‬buudra
powder
‫ أحمر الشفاة‬aHmar aš-šifaah

lipstick
‫ ظ�ل‬Zill
eyeshadow
‫ غرفة طعام‬ġurfat Ta3aam

dining room
‫ مائدة‬maa'ida
dining table
‫ غطاء الطاولة‬ġiTaa' aT-

tablecloth Taawula
‫ طبق (ج) أطباق‬Tabaq )pl.(
dish aTbaaq
‫ صحن الكوب‬SaHn al-kuub
saucer
‫ زبدية (ج) زبادي‬zabdiya )pl.(

bowl zabaadiy
‫ شوكة (ج) شوك‬šooka )pl.(
fork šuwak
‫ ملعقة (ج) مالعق‬mil3aqa )pl.(
spoon malaa3iq
‫ س�كين (ج) سكاكين‬sikkiin )pl.(
knife sakaakiin
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‫ كوب (ج) اكواب‬kuub )pl.(

cup, glass akwaab
‫ فنجان (ج) فناجين‬finjaan )pl.(
coffee cup fanaajiin
� ‫ شف�اطة (ج) شف�اطا‬šaffaaTa )pl.(
‫ت‬
straw šaffaaTaat
‫ إبريق (ج) اباريق‬ibriiq )pl.(
jug abaariiq
‫ زجاجة (ج) زجاجات‬zujaaja )pl.(
bottle zujaajaat
3 ‫علبة (ج) علب‬ulba )pl.( 3ulab
can
‫ منديل (ج) مناديل ورق‬mandiil

(paper) napkin )pl.( manaadiil
3 ‫عود أسنان‬uud asnaan
toothpick
‫ مطبخ (ج) مطابخ‬maTbax )pl.(

kitchen maTaabix
‫س ا ل ة ص ح ون‬
� ‫ غ‬ġassaalat SuHuun
dishwasher
‫ موقد (ج) مواقد‬mawqid )pl.(

stove mawaaqid
‫ شعلة (ج) شعالت‬šula )pl.(
flame šualaat
)‫ يسرب (سرب‬- ‫ سرب‬sariba -
to leak yasrabu )sarab(
matches ‫ ثقاب‬tiqaab
‫ قدرة (ج) قدور‬qidra )pl.(

pot quduur
‫ قالية‬qallaaya
frying pan
‫ صحن الخبز‬SaHn al-xabz

baking dish
‫ خالط (ج) خالطات‬xallaaT )pl.(

mixer/blender xallaaTaat
‫ مصفاة (ج) مصاف‬miSfaah )pl.(
strainer maSaafin
‫ أداة (ج) أدوات‬adaah )pl.(
tool adawaat
‫ مطرقة (ج) مطارق‬miTraqa )pl.(
hammer maTaariq
‫ مسمار (ج) مسامير‬mismaar )pl.(
nail masaamiir
‫ برغي (ج) براغي‬burġi )pl.(
screw baraaġi
‫ زردية‬zaradiyya
pliers
‫ مفك (ج) مفكات‬mifakk )pl.(

screwdriver
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spanner, wrench ‫ مفتاح (ج) مفاتيح‬miftaaH )pl.(

mafaatiiH
‫ منشار (ج) مناشير‬minšaar )pl.(
saw manaašiir
‫ طلمبة (ج) طلمبات‬Tulumba )pl.(
pump Tulumbaat
‫ دهان (ج) دهانات‬dihaan )pl.(
paint dihaanaat
‫ غراء‬ġiraa
glue (heavy-duty)
‫ صمغ‬Samġ
glue
‫ شريط لصق‬šariiT laSq

tape
‫ سل�م (ج) ساللم‬sullam )pl.(

ladder salaalim
‫ معدن (ج) معادن‬ma3din )pl.(
metal ma3aadin
‫ مادة (ج) مواد‬maadda )pl.(
material, substance mawaadd
‫ نحاس‬nuHaas
copper, brass
‫ حديد‬Hadiid
iron
‫ صلب‬Sulb
steel
‫ رخام‬ruxaam
marble
‫مصباح‬
Lamp
Misbah
‫ساعة منبه‬
Alarm clock
Sae munabeh
‫ف ر شة‬
Mattress
Fursha
‫مالية‬
Bed sheet
Milaya
‫مح ل‬
Shops
Mahal
‫متحف‬
Museum
Methat
‫م ك ت ب ة ع ا مة‬
Public library
Maktaba ama
‫س وق‬
Market
Sook
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Pool ‫ح ما م س ب ا ح ة‬
Hamam sebaha
‫ثالجة‬
Fridge
Talaga
‫فرن‬
Oven
Furen
‫طعام‬
Food
Taum
Homes/Rooms
Emergency Arabic
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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
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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
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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
‫هذا‬
This = used for masculine: hatha (th as in them) =
‫هذه‬
This = used for feminine : hatheh (th as in them) =
‫ذ لك‬
That = used for masculine: thalek (th as in them) =
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That = used for feminine: tilka = ‫ت لك‬
‫هؤالء‬
These = ha’ola’ =
‫أ ول ئ ك‬
Those = ola’ek =
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
‫تر ج م ة‬
‫ترجمة من لغة أجنبية للغة األم‬
How do you say 'human rights' in Arabic?

kayf yumkinuk 'an taqul "human rights" fi alllughat alerabi?
‫كيف يمكنك أن تقول "حقوق اإلنسان" في اللغة العربية؟‬
‫حقوق اإلنسان‬
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?
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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 الــخــطــاب‬was 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 ‫( صــك‬check ‫ )شــيــك‬that 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 طــالــب‬suggested 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 باإلنجليزية؟‬

Do you speak English?
Hal tatakalam al-inglizia?
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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
1. Ability ‫ قدرة )ج( قدرات‬qudra (pl.) qudaraat '' 'udra (pl.) 'udaraat
2. Accounting ‫ المحاسبة‬al-muHaasaba '' il-muHasba
3. Activity ‫ نشاط )ج( نشاطات | أنشطة‬našaaT (pl.) našaaTaat/anšiTa '' našaaT (pl.) našaTaat/anšiTa
4. Admissions office ‫مكتب القبول‬
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5. Agricultural sciences ‫ العلوم الزراعية‬al-uluum az-ziraa3iyya '' ''
6. Algebra ‫ الجبر‬al-jabr '' il-gabr
7. Analysis ‫ تحليل )ج( تحاليل‬taHliil (pl.) taHaaliil '' taHliil (pl.) taHaliil
8. Angle ‫ زاوية )ج( زوايا‬zaawiya (pl.) zawaaya '' zawya (pl.) zawaaya
9. Anthropology 3 ‫علم االنسان‬ilm al-insaan
10. Archaeology 3 ‫علم اآلثار‬ilm al-aataar '' 3ilm il-asaar
11. Architecture ‫ العمارة‬al-3imaara
12. Art ‫ فن )ج( فنون‬fann (pl.) funuun
13. Astronomy ‫ الفلك‬al-falak
14. BA (bachelor of arts) ? ? ‫ ليسانس‬lesaans
15. Baccalaureate ‫ بكالوريا‬bakalooriyaa
16. Biochemistry ‫ الكيمياء الحيوية‬al-kiimiyaa' al-Hayawiyya
17. Biology ‫ األحياء‬al-aHyaa'
18. Blackboard ‫ سبورة )ج( سبورات‬sabbuura (pl.) sabbuuraat ‫ تختة )ج( تخت‬tuxta (pl.) tuxat
19. Botany 3 ‫علم النبات‬ilm an-nabaat
20. BS (bachelor of science) ? ? ‫ بكالوريوس‬bakaloriyoos
21. BSc / BA ‫األدب‬/‫بكالوريوس في العلوم‬
22. Calculator ‫ آلة حاسبة )ج( آالت حاسبة‬aala Haasiba (pl.) aalaat Haasiba '' aala Hasba (pl.) alaat Hasba
23. Certificate ‫ ات‬,‫شَهادة‬
24. Chalk ‫ طباشير‬Tabaašiir '' Tabašiir
25. Chemistry ‫ الكيمياء‬al-kiimiyaa' '' kimiya
26. Circle ‫ دائرة )ج( دوائر‬daa'ira (pl.) dawaa'ir ‫ ديرة )ج( دواير‬deira (pl.) dawaayir
27. Civil engineering ‫ الهندسة المدنية‬al-handasa l-madaniyya
28. Class period ‫صة )ج( حصص‬

� ‫ ح‬HiSSa (pl.) HiSaS
29. Class ‫ فصل )ج( فصول‬faSl (pl.) fuSuul
30. College or faculty ‫ ات‬- ,‫�كل�ية‬
31. College, academy ‫ كلية )ج( كليات‬kulliyya (pl.) kulliyyaat
32. Computer engineering ‫ هندسة الحاسوبات‬handasat al-Haasuubaat ‫ هندسة الكومبيوتر‬handasit il-kombyuuter
33. Computer science 3 ‫علم الحاسوب‬ilm al-Haasuub 3 ‫علم الكومبيوترات‬ilm il-kombyuuteraat
34. Cost, fee ‫ كلفة )ج( كلف‬kulfa (pl.) kulaf
35. Course ‫ ات‬,‫دَورة‬
36. Curriculum (educational) ‫ َمنا�هج تعليمية‬,‫َمنَهج تعليمي‬
37. Curriculum 0(educational) ‫ َمنا�هج تعليمية‬- ‫َمنَهج تعليمي‬
38. Curriculum ‫ منهج )ج( مناهج‬manhaj (pl.) manaahij '' manhag (pl.) manaahig
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39. Dance ‫ الرقص‬ar-raqS '' ar-ra'S
40. Dentistry ‫ طب األسنان‬Tibb al-asnaan
41. Department ‫ قسم )ج( اقسام‬qism (pl.) aqsaam '' 'ism (pl.) a'saam
42. Department ‫ أقسام‬,‫قسم‬
43. Dictionary ‫ قاموس )ج( قواميس‬qaamuus (pl.) qawaamiis '' qamuus (pl.) qawamiis
44. Diploma ‫دبلوم‬
45. Diploma, degree (or certificate) ‫ شهادة‬šahaada
46. Discussion ‫ مناقشة‬munaaqasa '' muna'ša
47. Dissertation ‫ات‬-,‫ أ �ط�روحة‬- ‫ َرسائ�ل‬,‫سالة‬

َ ‫�ر‬
48. Doctorate ‫ دكتوراه‬doctooraah
49. Earth sciences ‫ علوم األرض‬uluum al-ard
50. Economics ‫ االقتصاد‬al-iqtiSaad
51. Electrical engineering ‫ الهندسة الكهربائية‬al-handasa l-kahrabaa'iyya
52. Elementary school ‫ المدرسة االبتدائية‬al-madrasa l-ibtidaa'iyya
53. Encyclopedia ‫ موسوعة )ج( موسوعات‬mawsuu3a (pl.) mawsuu3aat
54. End of secondary school exam/level ‫توجيهي‬
55. Engineering ‫ الهندسة‬al-handasa
56. Environmental science 3 ‫علم البيئة‬ilm al-bii'a
57. Equation ‫ معادلة )ج( معادالت‬mu3aadala (pl.) mu3aadalaat '' mu3adla (pl.) mu3adlaat
58. Eraser ‫ ممحاة‬mimHaah ‫ أستيكة )ج( أساتيك‬astiika (pl.) asatiik
59. Exercise ‫ تمرين )ج( تمارين | تمرينات‬tamriin (pl.) tamaariin/tamriinaat '' tamriin (pl.) tamariin/tamrinaat
60. Fine arts ‫ الفنون الجميلة‬al-funuun al-jamiila '' il-funuun il-gamiila
61. Fluency ‫ طالقة‬Talaaqa
62. Forensic medicine ‫ الطب الشرعي‬At-Tibb aš-šari
63. Fraction ‫ كسر )ج( كسور‬kasr (pl.) kusuur
64. Geography ‫ الجغرافيا‬al-jiġrafiya
65. Geology ‫ الجيولوجيا‬al-jiyolojiya
66. Good grades ‫ درجات عالية‬darajaat aaliya '' daragaat 3alya
67. Grade, form ‫ صف )ج( صفوف‬Saff (pl.) Sufuuf
68. Grade, mark ‫ درجة )ج( درجات‬daraja (pl.) darajaat '' daraga (pl.) daragaat
69. Graduate ‫ ون‬- ,‫ة‬/‫خ�ريج‬
70. Grammar ‫ قواعد‬qawaaid
71. High school ‫إعدادي‬
72. Higher education ‫ الدراسات العليا‬ad-diraasaat al-ulaa '' id-dirasaat il-3ulya
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73. History ‫ التاريخ‬at-taariix
74. Home economics ‫ االقتصاد المنزلي‬al-iqtiSaad al-manzili
75. Homework (or duty) ‫ واجب )ج( واجبات‬waajib (pl.) waajibaat '' waagib (pl.) wagibaat
76. Homework ‫ المنزلي‬/‫الواجب المدرسي‬
77. Human sciences (liberal arts) ‫ العلوم اإلنسانية‬al-3uluum al-insaaniyya
78. Institute ‫ معهد )ج( معاهد‬mahad (pl.) ma3aahid
79. Institution ‫ ات‬/ ‫سسة‬

� ‫�مؤ‬
80. Journalism ‫ الصحافة‬As-saHaafa
81. Kindergarten ‫ضة أطفال‬

َ ‫َر�و‬
82. Kindergarten ‫ روضة األطفال‬rawDat al-aTfaal
83. Language ‫ لغة )ج( لغات‬luġa (pl.) luġaat
84. Law ‫ الحقوق‬al-Huquuq '' il-Hu'uu'
85. Lecture theatre ‫قاعة المحاضرات‬
86. Lecture ‫ محاضرة‬muHaadara '' muHaDra
87. Lecture ‫ ات‬- ،‫محاضرة‬
88. Lecturer, professor ‫ أسات�ذة‬,‫ ة‬/‫أستاذ‬
89. Lesson ‫ درس )ج( دروس‬dars (pl.) duruus
90. Library ‫ مكاتب‬،‫مكتبة‬
91. Linguistics ‫ اللسانيات‬al-lisaaniyaat
92. Literature ‫ األدب‬al-adab
93. Major, specialization ‫صصات بـ‬

� ‫ص ص )ج ( تخ‬
� ‫ تخ‬taxaSSuS (pl.) taxaSSuSaat bi
94. Master's Degree ‫ماجستير‬
95. Masters' ‫ ماجستير‬majisteir
96. Mathematics ‫ الرياضيات‬ar-riyaaDiyaat
97. Medicine ‫ الطب‬aT-Tibb
98. Microbiology ‫ األحياء الدقيقة‬al-aHyaa' ad-daqiiqa '' il-aHyaa' id-di'ii'a
99. Middle school ‫ المدرسة اإلعدادية‬al-madrasa l-i3daadiyya
100. Ministry of Education ‫ وزارة التربية والتعليم‬wizaarat at-tarbiyya wat-ta3liim
101. Music ‫ الموسيقى‬al-muusiiqa '' al-musiiqa
102. Notebook ‫ دفتر )ج( دفاتر‬daftar (pl.) dafaatir ‫ ك�راسة )ج( ك�راسات‬kurraasa (pl.) kurrasaat
103. Nuclear engineering ‫ الهندسة النووية‬al-handasa n-nawawiyya
104. Nursery school ‫ حضانة )ج( حضانات‬HaDaana (pl.) HaDaanaat '' HaDaana (pl.) HaDanaat
105. Nursery ‫حضانة‬
106. Nursing ‫ التمريض‬at-tamriiD
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107. Optics ‫ البصريات‬al-baSriyaat
108. Paper ‫ ورقة )ج( أوراق‬waraqa (pl.) awraaq '' wara'a (pl.) awraa'
109. Pen ‫ قلم )ج( أقالم‬qalam (pl.) aqlaam '' 'alam (pl.) a'laam
110. Pencil ‫ قلم رصاص‬qalam raSaaS '' 'alam raSaaS
111. Pharmacy ‫ الصيدلة‬aS-Seidala
112. PhD, Doctorate ‫د�كتوراه‬
113. Philosophy ‫ الفلسفة‬al-falsafa
114. Physics ‫ الفيزياء‬al-fiiziyaa' '' fiziya
115. Political science ‫ العلوم السياسية‬al-3uluum as-siyaasiyya
116. Presentation ‫ تقديم )ج( تقديمات‬taqdiim (pl.) taqdiimaat '' ta'diim (pl.) ta'dimaat
117. Primary ‫ا�بتدائ�ي‬
118. Problem ‫ مسألة )ج( مسائل‬mas'ala (pl.) masaa'il
119. Professor ‫ أستاذ )ج( اساتذة‬ustaad (pl.) asaatida '' ustaaz (pl.) asatza
120. Proficiency, ability ‫ كفاءة‬kafaa'a
121. Program ‫ برنامج )ج( برامج‬barnaamaj (pl.) baraamij '' barnaamag (pl.) baraamig
122. Pronunciation ‫ لفظ )ج( ألفاظ‬lafZ (pl.) alfaaZ
123. Psychiatry ‫ الطب النفساني‬aT-Tibb an-nafsaani
124. Psychology 3 ‫علم النفس‬ilm an-nafs
125. Public health ‫ الصحة العامة‬aS-SiHHa l-3aamma
126. Pupil ‫ تلميذ )ج( تالميذ‬tilmiid (pl.) talaamiid '' tilmiiz (pl.) talamiiz
127. Pupil ‫ تالميذ‬,‫ ة‬/‫ت�لميذ‬
128. Qualifications ‫ ات‬- ,‫�مؤ �هل‬
129. Rant, scholarship (‫ منح )دراسية‬,‫ �منحة‬g
130. Recess, holiday ‫ اجازة )ج( اجازات‬ajaaza (pl.) ajaazaat '' agaaza (pl.) agazaat
131. Rectangle ‫ مستطيل )ج( مستطيالت‬mustaTiil (pl.) mustaTiilaat
132. Research ‫ أبحاث‬abHaat '' abHaas
133. Research ‫ أبحاث‬,‫بَحث‬
134. Researcher ‫ ون‬- ,‫باحث‬
135. Right, correct ‫ صح‬SaHH
136. Ruler ‫ مسطرة )ج( مساطر‬misTara (pl.) masaaTir '' masTara (pl.) masaaTir
137. Scholarship, grant ‫ منحة )ج( منح‬minHa (pl.) minaH
138. School ‫ مدرسة )ج( مدارس‬madrasa (pl.) madaaris
139. School subject (or material, as in building materials) �‫ ماد�ة )ج( مواد‬maadda (pl.) mawaadd '' madda (pl.) mawaadd
140. Science 3 ‫علم )ج( علوم‬ilm (pl.) 3uluum
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141. Secondary school ‫ المدرسة الثانوية‬al-madrasa t-taanawiyya '' al-madrasa s-sanawiyya
142. Secondary ‫ثانوي‬
143. Shape ‫ شكل )ج( أشكال‬šakl (pl.) aškaal
144. Side ‫ ضلع )ج( ضلوع‬Dil3 (pl.) Duluu3
145. Skill ‫ مهارة )ج( مهارات‬mahaara (pl.) mahaaraat '' mahaara (pl.) maharaat
146. Sociology 3 ‫علم االجتماع‬ilm al-ijtimaa3 '' 3ilm il-igtimaa3
147. Spelling ‫ تهجئة‬tahji'a ‫ تهجية‬tahgiyya
148. Square ‫ مربع )ج( مربعات‬murabba3 (pl.) murabba3aat '' mirabba3 (pl.) mirabba3aat
149. State school ‫مدرسة عامة‬
150. Student ‫ طالب )ج( طالب‬Taalib (pl.) Tullaab
151. Studies ‫ دراسات‬diraasaat '' dirasaat
152. Style (as in writing style) ‫ أسلوب‬usluub
153. Success/to pass, succeed, success ‫ نََجاح‬- ‫ ينَجح‬- ‫نََجح‬
154. Synonym ‫ مرادف )ج( مرادفات‬muraadif (pl.) muraadifaat '' muraadif (pl.) muradifaat
155. Teacher ‫ مد�رس‬mudarris
156. Technical college ‫ تقنية‬/ ‫�كل�ية فن�ية‬
� � ‫ ف‬, ‫صل‬
157. Term, season, semester ‫صول‬ � َ‫ف‬
158. Test ‫ اختبار )ج( اختبارات‬ixtibaar (pl.) ixtibaaraat '' ixtibaar (pl.) ixtibaraat
159. Textbook ‫ كتاب مدرسي )ج( كتب مدرسية‬kitaab madrasi (pl.) kutub madrasiyya
َ ‫ ق�بو‬- ‫ يقبَل‬- ‫قَب�ل‬

160. To accept, admission 25 ‫ل‬
161. To add (‫ يجمع )جمع‬- ‫ جمع‬jama3a - yajma3u (jam3) '' gama3 - yigma3 (gam3)
162. To apply for, applying for ‫ تقديم‬- …‫ يقد�م طلب ل‬- ‫قد�م‬
163. To attend, attendance ‫ �حضور‬- ‫ضر‬

� ‫ يح‬- ‫ح ض ر‬
164. To attend, be present (‫ يحضر )حضور‬- ‫ حضر‬HaDara - yaHDuru (HuDuur) '' HaDar - yiHDar (HuDuur)
165. To be absent (from) ‫ يغيب )غياب( عن‬- ‫ غاب‬ġaaba - yaġiibu (ġiyaab) 3an
166. To choose ‫ ات‬,‫ اختيار‬- ‫ يختار‬- ‫اختار‬
167. To deduce (an inference) (‫ يستنتج )استنتاج‬- ‫ استنتج‬istantaja - yastantiju (istintaaj) '' instantig - yistantig (istintaag)
168. To divide (a number) by (another) ‫ يقسم )قسم( __ على‬- ‫ __ قسم‬qasama - yaqsimu (qasm) __ 3ala __ '' 'asam - yi'sim
('isma)
169. To fail an exam ‫ يسقط )سقوط( في امتحان‬- ‫ سقط‬saqaTa - yasquTu (suquuT) fil-imtiHaan '' si'iT - yis'aT (su'uuT) fil-
imtiHaan
َ َ ‫ ف‬- ‫شل‬
170. To fail, failure ‫شل‬ َ َ‫ف‬
َ ‫ يف‬- ‫ش ل‬
171. To get a good grade on an exam ‫ ينجح )نجاح( في االمتحان‬- ‫ نجح‬najaHa - yanjaHu (najaaH) fil-imtiHaan '' nagaH - yingaH
(nagaaH) fil-imtiHaan
172. To graduate from ‫ تخرج – يتخرج )تخرج( في‬taxarraja - yataxarraju (taxarruj) fi ‫ يتخ�رج )تخ�رج( من‬- ‫ اتخ�رج‬itxarrag - yitxarrag
(taxarrug) min
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173. To graduate from, graduation ‫ ت ََخرج‬- ‫ يتخ�رج من‬- ‫تخ�رَج‬
174. To learn / study, study ‫ تعل�م‬- ‫ يتعل�م‬- ‫تعل�م‬
175. To learn (‫ تعل�م – يتعل�م )تعل�م‬ta3allama - yata3allamu (ta3allum) (‫ يتعل�م )تعليم‬- ‫ اتعل�م‬it3allim - yit3allim (ta3liim)
176. To make s.t. up (ex. missed homework) 3 (‫ يع�وض )تعويض‬- ‫ع�وض‬awwaDa - yu3awwiDu (ta3wiiD) '' 3awwaD -
yi3awwaD (ta3wiiD)
177. To memorise/preserve, memorisation ‫ �ح�فظ‬- ‫ يَ�حفَظ‬- ‫َحفَظ‬
178. To memorize (‫ يحفظ )حفظ‬- ‫ حفظ‬HafiZa - yaHfaZu (HifZ) '' HifiZ - yiHfaZ (HifZ)
179. To multiply (a number) by (another) ‫ ضرب )ضرب( __ في‬- ‫ __ ضرب‬Daraba - yaDribu (Darb) __ fi __ '' Darab - yiDrab
(Darb) __ fi To pass, succeed, success ‫ نََجاح‬- ‫ ينَجح‬- ‫نََجح‬
180. To review, revision ‫ �مراَجعة‬- ‫ يراجع‬- ‫راجع‬
181. To specialize or major in (a field of study) ‫صص – يتخصص )تخصص( بـ‬ � ‫ تخ‬taxaSSaSa - yataxaSSaSu (taxaSSuS) bi
‫ص ص ( بـ‬
� ‫ص ص ) تخ‬
� ‫ ي تخ‬- ‫ص ص‬
� ‫ اتخ‬itxaSSaS - yitxaSSaS (taxaSSuS) bi
182. To spell (‫ يتهجى )تهج‬- ‫ تهجى‬tahajja - yatahajja (tahajjin) '' ithagga - yithagga (tahgiyya)
183. To study (a subject) (‫ درس – يدرس )دراسة‬darasa- yadrusu (diraasa) '' daras - yidris (diraasa)
184. To study (e.g. lessons, for a test) (‫ ذاكر – يذاكر )مذاكرة‬daakara - yudaakiru (mudaakara) '' zaakir - yizaakir (muzakra)
185. To subtract (a number) from (another) ‫ يطرح )طرح( __ من‬- ‫ __ طرح‬TaraHa - yaTraHu (TarH) __ min __ '' TaraH -
yiTraH (TarH)
186. _ min __ To teach 3 (‫ يعل�م )تعليم‬- ‫عل�م‬allama - yu3allimu (ta3liim) '' 3allim - yi3allim (ta3liim)
187. To teach, teaching ‫ تدريس‬- ‫ يد�رس‬- ‫س‬

َ ‫دَ�ر‬
188. Topic ‫ َمَواضيع‬,‫َموضوع‬
189. Triangle ‫ مثلث )ج( مثلثات‬mutallat (pl.) mutallataat '' musallas (pl.) musallasaat
190. Tuition ‫ رسوم التعليم‬rusuum at-ta3liim ‫ مصاريف الدراسة‬maSariif id-diraasa
191. University campus ‫الَحَرم الجامعي‬
192. University canteen ‫مقصف الجامعة‬
َ /‫ طالب‬,‫ة‬/‫طا�لب‬
193. University student ‫طلَبة‬
194. University ‫ جامعة )ج( جامعات‬jaami3a (pl.) jaami3aat '' gam3a (pl.) gam3aat
195. University ‫ ات‬,‫جامعة‬
196. University-level ‫جامعي‬
197. Veterinary science ‫ الطب البيطري‬aT-Tibb al-beiTari
198. Vocabulary ‫ مفردات‬mufradaat
199. With distinction ‫ بامتياز‬bimtiyaaz
200. Wrong, incorrect ‫ خطأ‬xaTa' ‫ غلط‬Galat
Ban
‫ مدرسة خاصة‬private school
Standard Arabic Transliteration
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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

maadda (pl.) mawaadd '' madda (pl.) mawaadd
materials)
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
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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
ajaaza (pl.) ajaazaat '' agaaza (pl.) agazaat

recess, holiday
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
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paper waraqa (pl.) awraaq '' wara'a (pl.) awraa'
mimHaah
eraser
astiika (pl.) asatiik
sabbuura (pl.) sabbuuraat

blackboard
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
3allama - yu3allimu (ta3liim) 3allim - yi3allim (ta3liim)

to teach
darrasa - yudarrisu (tadriis) '' darris - yidarris (tadriis)
to learn ta3allama - yata3allamu (ta3allum)
taxaSSaSa - yataxaSSaSu (taxaSSuS) bi

to specialize or major in (a field of study)
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)
taxarraja - yataxarraju (taxarruj) fi

to graduate from
itxarrag - yitxarrag (taxarrug) min
grade, mark daraja (pl.) darajaat '' daraga (pl.) daragaat
good grades darajaat 3aaliya '' daragaat 3alya
najaHa - yanjaHu (najaaH) fil-imtiHaan '' nagaH - yingaH (nagaaH) fil-

to get a good grade on an exam ?
imtiHaan
xaTa'
wrong, incorrect
galaT
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to add jama3a - yajma3u (jam3) '' gama3 - yigma3 (gam3)
__ ?? __ TaraHa - yaTraHu (TarH) __ min __ '' TaraH - yiTraH (TarH) __

to subtract (a number) from (another)
min
to multiply (a number) by (another) Daraba - yaDribu (Darb) __ fi __ '' Darab - yiDrab (Darb) __ fi __
qasama - yaqsimu (qasm) __ 3ala __ '' 'asam - yi'sim ('isma) __ 3ala __

__ plus __ is __ __ ???? __ ????? __ __ zaa'id __ yusaawi __ __ zaa'id __
yisaawi __
__ minus __ is __ __ ???? __ ????? __ __ naaqiS __ yusaawi __ '' __ naa'iS
to divide (a number) by (another) __ 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
al-lisaaniyaat
linguistics
al-lugawiyaat
philosophy al-falsafa
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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
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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
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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?
1. Abilities/Skills: Guidelines for 650 human abilities.
2. Departments: Guidelines for 57 essential departments inside and outside the state.
3. Occupations: Guidelines for 1000 occupations, including teachers, lawyers, engineers, and physicians.
4. Products: Guidelines for 130 products, including computers, road vehicles, and aircraft.
5. States: Guidelines for 330 states in the world.
6. Subjects: Guidelines for 150 subjects, including English, math, science, social studies, and forensic
medicine.
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1. ‫ دليل‬Guide
َ Physician
2. ‫طبيب‬
3. ‫ بَ�حار‬Sailor
4. ‫ ت��قني‬Technician
5. ‫ �ج�ندي‬Soldier
6. ‫ راق�ص‬Dancer
7. ‫ َربة َم�ن�زل‬House Wife
8. ‫ ساعي بَريد‬Mailman
9. ‫ سائ�ق‬Driver
10. ‫س�ك�رتيرة‬
َ Secretary
� Policeman
11. ‫ش�رطي‬
12. ‫صَحفي‬
َ Journalist
13. ‫ص�يدَلي‬
َ Pharmacist
14. ‫طبيب أ َ�سنان‬

َ Dentist
َ Cook
15. ‫طب�اخ‬
َ Pilot
16. ‫طي�ار‬
17. ‫ عا�لم‬Scientist
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18. ‫ عا�مل‬Worker
19. ‫ قاض‬Judge
20. ‫ قي�زيائي‬Physicist
� ‫ ق��ن‬Consular
21. ‫صل‬
22. ‫ كات�ب‬Writer
23. ‫ كي�ميائي‬Chemist
24. ‫ َك�هَربائي‬Electrician
25. ‫ موسيقي‬Musician
26. ‫ ميكانيكي‬Mechanic
27. ‫ �مبَ�ر�مج حاسوب‬Computer Programmer
28. ‫ �محا�سب‬Accountant
29. ‫ �محام‬Lawyer
30. ‫ �مزا�رع‬Farmer
31. ‫ �م�ش�رف‬Supervisor
32. ‫ص �ور‬
َ ‫ �م‬Photographer
33. ‫ �مضيف‬Host / Steward
34. ‫ �مغَن�ي‬Singer
35. ‫ �مفَت�ش‬Inspector
36. ‫ �مَم�رض‬Nurse
37. ‫ �مَه�ن�دس‬Engineer
� ‫ �مَو‬Clerk
38. ‫ظف‬
� ‫ �مَو‬Receptionist
39. ‫ظف إ��ست��قبال‬
40. ‫ نا�دل‬Waiter
Government & politics
English Transliteration
Administration idaara (pl.) idaaraat
Analysis tahliil
Amir Toor
Emperor (plural emperors)
Mughal Emperors
Prince Amir
Statistics iHSaa'aat
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Scandal faDiiHa (pl.) faDaa'iH
Grave qabr (pl.) qubuur
Dawlat
State
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
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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
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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:
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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 االن؟‬

‫منذ متى وأنت بقيت في هذا المكان؟‬
‫ما هو التعريف الخاص بك؟‬
‫ما ينبغي أن تدرج في ملفك الشخصي؟‬
: ‫ع ن وا ن‬
:‫ الماضية‬10 ‫معالجة للسنوات ال‬
: ‫مس ق ط‬
:‫تاريخ الوالدة‬
:‫الطوارئ اسم االتصال‬
:‫المستوى التعليمي‬
:‫اتقان اللغة االنجليزية‬
:‫أس ر ة‬
:‫ خطط‬/ ‫ أحالم‬/ ‫األهداف‬
:‫العادات‬
:‫البطاقة الشخصية‬
:‫اللغات القدرات‬
:‫موقع اإلقامة‬
:‫يحب يكره‬
:‫إ ن ج ا ز ا ت ك ب ر ى‬
:‫خبرة مهنية‬
: ‫ت ص و ير‬
:‫اللغة األساسية فهم‬
:‫س با ق‬
:‫الحالة االجتماعية‬
:‫ المعتقدات‬/ ‫ روحانية‬/ ‫الدين‬
‫الدولة وخارجها السفر الدولة‬:
Critical care ‫عناية حرجة‬

Einayat harija
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What resources are available at http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/criticalcareworld.html?
Guidelines for the mentioned occupations:
1. Physician, critical care unit, existing
2. Physician, critical care unit, in training
3. Physician, critical care unit, aspiring
4. Nurse, critical care unit, existing
5. Nurse, critical care unit, in training
6. Nurse, critical care unit, aspiring
7. Nurse, critical care unit, manager at the critical care unit location
8. Physician, critical care unit, manager at the critical care unit location
9. Others connected to critical care
Ma hi almawarid almutahat fi http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/criticalcareworld.html?

almabadi alttawjihiat lilmihan almadhkurat:
1. altbib, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, alqayima
2. altbib, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, fi alttadrib
3. altbib, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, watatmah
4. mumarradat, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, alqayima
5. mumarradat, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, fi alttadrib
6. mumarradat, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, watatmah
7. mumarradat, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, mudir fi wahdat aleinayat almarkazat mawqie
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8. altbib, wahdat aleinayat almarkazat, mudir fi wahdat aleinayat almarkazat mawqie

9. 'ukhraa muttasilat alrrieayat alhari
1. Medical complaint ‫ شكوى الطبي‬Shakwaa alttbbi
2. Medical problem ‫ مشكلة طبية‬Mushkilat tibbia
3. Treatment ‫ عالج‬Eilaj

‫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؟‬
‫هنا مبادئ توجيهية أخرى‬
Huna mabadi tawjyhyt 'ukhraa.
Television
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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
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English
Arabic
Transliteration
‫عس ك ر ي‬
Military
Askari
‫ا ل قس م ا ل ع س ك ر ي‬
Military oath
Alkasam Askari
‫ا ل ق و ا ت ا ل ج وي ة‬
Airforce
Al kowatul Jowiah
‫ جيش (ج) جيوش‬jeiš

Army
jeiš (pl.) juyuuš
‫ه ج وم‬
Attack
Hajoom
‫ق نب لة ذ ر ي ة‬
Atomic bomb
Qunbula darriyya
‫انقالب أبيض‬
Bloodless coup
Inqilaab abyaD
‫القائد األعلى‬
Commander in chief
Al-qaa'id al-a3la
‫انقالب‬
Coup
Inqilaab
‫د ف ا ع عن‬
Defense
Defaa
‫ص ا ر و خ ( ج) ص و ا ر ي خ‬
Missile, rocket
Saaruux (pl.) Sawaariix
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‫حلف‬
Oath
Halq
‫ا ل ق وا ت ا ل ب ح ر ي ة‬
Navy
Behri
‫شر طة‬
Police
Shurta
‫سي اسة‬
Politics
Siyasa
‫ن قط ة‬
Point
Nukta
‫مم ك ن‬
Possible
Mumkin
‫ظلم‬
Oppression
Zulum
‫ض ا ب ط ( ج) ض ب ا ط‬
Officer
DaabiT (pl.) DubbaaT
‫ث و ر ة ( ج) ث و ر ا ت‬
Revolution
Tawra (pl.) tawraat
‫جن د ي‬
Soldier
Jundee
‫د ب ا ب ة ( ج) د ب ا ب ا ت‬
Tank
dabbaaba (pl.) dabbaabaat
‫ا لعالم‬
World
Alam
‫حر ب‬
War
Harb
‫أ سلحة‬
Weapons
Aslah
‫غزو‬
Invasion
Gazw
‫انقالب عسكري‬
Military coup
Inqalab Askari
Justice
Jurisprudence
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English Arabic Arabic transliteration
‫ت ح لي ل‬
Analysis Tahliil
Education ‫ا لت علي م‬ Taleem
‫حقوق اإلنسان‬
Human rights Huquuq al-insaan
‫عدالة‬/‫عدل‬
Justice Adl/Adaala
‫ق ا ن و ن ( ج) ق و ا ن ي ن‬
Law Qaanuun (pl.) qawaaniin
Success ‫نجاح‬ Najah
‫ظلم‬
Oppression Zulm
‫ح ق ( ج) ح ق و ق‬
Right Haqq (pl.) Huquuq
‫ت ح قي ق‬
Investigation Tahqeeq
Pronouns
I‫ انا‬ana
You (m)‫ت‬ َ ‫ ان‬anta
You (f)‫ت‬ � ‫ ان‬anti
He‫ هو‬huwa
She‫ هي‬hiya
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We‫ نحن‬naHnu
You (two people)‫ انتما‬antuma
You (m/mixed)‫ انتم‬antum
You (f)‫ انتن‬antunna
They (two people)‫ هما‬huma
They (m/mixed)‫ هم‬hum
They (f)‫ هن‬hunna
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.
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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
‫تح ق ي ق ا ت‬
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.

.‫هنا مبادئ توجيهية أخرى‬
Huna mabadi tawjyhyt ukhraa.
http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/investigations.html
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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)
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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
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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 ‫ظ�ر�وف ا�لَو�قت‬� - thorowf alwaqt
yesterday ‫ أ َ�مس‬- aams
today ‫ ا�ليَ�وم‬- aleeawm
tomorrow ‫غ دا‬َ - ghada
now ‫ ا�آلَن‬- alaan
then ‫ ث �م‬- thom
later ‫ ف��يَما بَ�عد‬- feeemaa ba'd
tonight ‫ َه�ذه ا�لل��يلَة‬- hatheh allaeelah
right now ‫ ف�ي ا�لَو�قت ا�لَحا�لي‬- feee alwaqt alhaaleee
last night ‫ لَ�يلَة أ َ�مس‬- laeelah aams
this morning ‫صبَاح‬ � ‫ َهذَا ا�ل‬- hathaa alsabaah
next week ‫ ا�أل ��سب��وع ا�ل�مقب�ل‬- alaosbow' almoqbel
�
already ‫ساب�قَا‬َ - saabeqaa
recently ‫ �مَؤ�خرا‬- mo'akhara
lately ‫ �مَؤ�خرا‬- mo'akhara
soon ‫ قَ�ر�يبا‬- qareeeba
immediately ‫ فَ�وَرا‬- fawraa
still ‫ َال يََزال‬- laa eeazaal
yet ‫ بَ�عد‬- ba'd
ago ‫ �م�نذ‬- month
adverbs of place ‫ظ�ر�وف َمَكان‬ � - thorowf makaan
here ‫ �هنَا‬- honaa
there ‫ �هنَاك‬- honaak
over there ‫ �هنَاك‬- honaak
everywhere ‫ ف�ي �كل َمَكان‬- feee kol makaan
anywhere ‫ ف�ي أ َي َمَكان‬- feee aaee makaan
nowhere ‫ َال َمَكان‬- laa makaan
home ‫ �منَ�زل‬- monazal
away ‫ بَ�ع�يدا‬- ba'eeeda
out ‫ َخا�رج‬- khaarej
adverbs of manner ‫ط�ر�يقَة‬ � ‫ظ�ر�وف �من ا�ل‬
� - thorowf men altareeeqah
very ‫ َجد�ا‬- jadaa
quite ‫ ت ََماَما‬- tamaamaa
pretty ‫ َج�م�يل‬- jameeel
really ‫ َحق�ا‬- haqa
fast ‫س�ر�يع‬َ - sareee'
well ‫ َجي�د‬- jaeeed
hard ‫ الث �اب�ت‬- althaabet
quickly ‫عة‬ َ ‫س�ر‬ � �‫ ب‬- besor'ah
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English Adverbs Arabic Adverbs

slowly ‫طء‬ � �‫ ب�ب‬- bebot'
carefully ‫ ب��عنَايَة‬- be'enaaeeah
hardly ‫ ب�ا�لَكاد‬- bealkaad
barely ‫ ب�ا�لَكاد‬- bealkaad
mostly ‫ ف�ي ا�لغَا�لب‬- feee alghaaleb
almost ‫ ت َ�قَر�يبَا‬- taqreeban
absolutely ‫طالقَا‬ � �‫ إ‬- eetlaqaa
together ‫ َمعَا‬- ma'aa
alone ‫ َو�حدََها‬- wahdahaa
adverbs of frequency ‫ظ�ر�وف �من ا�لت �َرد�د‬
� - thorowf men altaradod
always ‫ دَائ�َما‬- daa'emaa
frequently ‫ َكث��يرا‬- katheeera
usually ‫عادَة‬ َ - 'aadah
sometimes ‫ أ َ�حيَانا‬- aaheeaana
occasionally ‫ أ َ�حيَانا‬- aaheeaana
seldom ‫ نَا�دَرا َما‬- naaderaa maa
rarely ‫ نَا�درا‬- naadera
never ‫ أ َبَدا‬- aabada
Adverbs of time place manner and frequency have a very important role in Arabic.
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Adverb of Place in Arabic Grammar ‫ظرف‬

‫الم ك ا ن‬
Words used as adverb in Arabic
‫ =(فَ�وق‬fawq) over / above
‫ =( ت َ�حت‬taht) under
‫ =( قَريب‬qareeb) near
‫ =( بَ�عيد‬baàeed) far
‫ =( �عند‬àenda) at
‫ =( داخل‬dakhel) in / inside / into
‫ =( َخا�رج‬kharej) out of / outside / off
‫ =( بَين‬bayna) between
‫سط‬َ ‫ =( َو‬wasat) middle
‫ =( �خالل‬khelal) through
‫ =( َح�ول‬hawla) around
‫ =( أسفل‬asfal) down
‫ =( أعلى‬aàla) up
‫ =( أ َ�دنَى‬adna) or ‫ =( دون‬doona) below
‫ع�بر‬ َ (= àabr) across
‫ =( أ ََمام‬amam) or ‫ =( ق�د�ام‬quddam) in front of / opposite
‫ =( َخلف‬khalfa) or ‫ =( َوراء‬wara'a) behind
‫ =( �مقَاب�ل‬muqabel) against / opposite
‫ =( �معَا�كس‬muàakes) opposite
‫ =( يَ�مين‬yameen) right
‫س ار‬َ َ‫ =( ي‬yasar) left
‫شَمال‬ َ (= shamal) north
‫ =( َجن�وب‬janoob) south
‫ش�رق‬ َ (= sharq) east
‫غ�رب‬ َ (= garb) west
‫ =( أ َن�ى‬anna) whereever
‫ =( حيث‬haythu) 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) ‫ال أفهم‬
I don't know (lā aʻrf) ‫آل 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? ‫ بالعربية؟‬... ‫كيف تقول كلمة‬
(kayfa taqūlu kalimah ... bil-'arabīyah?)
1000+ Common Arabic Words with

Pronunciation
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1000+ alkalimat almushtarakat alearabiat mae alnnataq
1. Ana I
2. Afdal Best
3. Adl Justice
4. Amal Action
5. Abir Across
6. Adhun Ear
7. Aikhtiyar Selection
8. Aistamta Enjoy
9. Akmala Complete
10. Anaquada Save
11. Arjaa Come Back
12. Awdah Back
13. Aqall Less
14. Aimraah a woman
15. Alim Science
16. Amaliyah Operation
17. Arada Show
18. Asfal Down
19. Awwal First
20. Asbah had become
21. Azim Great
22. Aw Or
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23. Akha Else
24. Ahudd A
25. Akthar More
26. Al ?? The
27. Ala On
28. Aintazar Wait
29. Aye Which
30. Addad Number
31. Ahdara Bring
32. Alaaaqah Relationship
33. Akhadh Taking
34. Ailatun a family
35. Alam Pain
36. Allazi Relative Pronouns (who, which, that, where)
37. Am Public
38. Alam World
39. Aism Noun
40. Amama Before
41. Ams Yesterday
42. Anisah Miss
43. Aittasal Call
44. Alkasam Askari Military oath
45. Adah Habit
46. Aglaqa Close
47. Al the
48. Al kowatul Jowiah Airforce
49. Arada Want
50. Askari Military
51. Aihtaja I need
52. Al-qaa'id al-a3la Commander in chief
53. Ammaal Business
54. Amin Security
55. Anna About me
56. Arsala Send
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57. Aslah Weapons
58. Adida Far
59. Addafah Addition
60. Ahussa Feel
61. Aintibah Attention
62. Aistamta Enjoy
63. Aqal Mind
64. Ali to me
65. Asha Live
66. Al youm Today
67. Ater Perfume
68. Aseer Juice
69. Aghaniyah Song
70. Amull Amal
71. Aswad Black
72. Aintadaha Watch out
73. Amasaaka Catch up
74. Arud Land
75. Al'asasia basic ????????
76. Aistikhdam Use
77. Aihtamm Interest
78. Alb Machine
79. Alamah Sign
80. Amar Omar
81. Anfusihim Themselves
82. Arafa Knew
83. Asull Origin
84. Ab August
85. Adey Normal
86. Akull Ate
87. Ahmar Red
88. Ahum The most important
89. Akhu Brother
90. Anfusihum Themselves
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91. Aittisal Contact
92. Aistakdam Use
93. Alhalat alaijtimaeia Relationship status
94. Amal Factor
95. Aman Security
96. Amamay Front
97. Aqad Contract
98. Arabah Trolley
99. Athir Effect
100. Akbar Greater
101. Azim Great
102. Alley High
103. Ayn Eye
104. Alami World
105. Allann Announce
106. Asar Squeeze out
107. Adat Tool
108. Afa Snake
109. Aqfil Closed
110. Aikhtilaf Difference
111. Aiqtirah Suggestion
112. Aitamada Rely
113. Airtafa Has risen
114. Anubawib The Tube
115. Asasi Basic
116. Ashib Grass
117. Akhta Mistake
118. Anas People
119. Azhar jamila Pretty flowers
120. Aziz Dear
121. Aittijah Direction
122. Aiktashafa Discover
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123. Aitarafa Acknowledge
124. Atifaq Agreement
125. Alan Advertising
126. Aatta Gave
127. Ashjar katira many trees
128. Austirahah Break/Rest
129. Arabah Trolley
130. Ablugh/Taqreer Report
131. Akhayyir Last
132. Airtifa Height
133. Aihtimam Interest
134. Aiqtarah Suggest
135. Aiftarada I assume
136. Ajarra go run
137. Anha Finish
138. Anik Neck
139. Anif Violent
140. Asas Basis
141. Aiktishaf Discovery
142. Azala Remove
143. Aradiyah Floor
144. Adh Ganglion
145. Asalli Native
146. Aibtasam Smile
147. Anuff Nose
148. Arif Knowing
149. Ashal Lit
150. Awwad Lute
151. Baqarah Cow
152. Baydah Egg
153. Baqah Bunch
154. Bais Miserable
155. Bird Cold
156. Badaa Seem
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157. Baladah Town
158. Badeen Later
159. Bahr Sea
160. Bahath Search
161. Brd Cold
162. Bayyat A house
163. Bayna Between
164. Baynama While
165. Baeidanaan Far
166. Bada Seem
167. Bana Build
168. Batatis Potatos
169. Bati Slow
170. Biah Environment
171. Burhan Proof
172. Bunniyah Structure
173. Bidune Without
174. Barnamaj Program
175. Barid Cool
176. Baseet
177. Bab Door
178. Baqia Stayed
179. Baqi Remainder
180. Buhayra lake
181. Biwiduh Clearly
182. Bibut Slowly
183. Bint Daughter
184. Bitaqah Card
185. Behri Navy
186. Bidayah Beginning
187. Baeed far away
188. Bahr Sea
189. Baka Fret
190. Bayanat Data
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191. Bidah a few
192. Buni Build
193. Bijanibe Next to
194. Cut Qata
195. Dahab Go
196. Dabbaaba (pl.) dabbaabaat Tank
197. Dabata Adjust
198. Daruri Necessary
199. Darrajah Bike
200. Dawrah Course
201. Darasa Lesson
202. Daqiqah Accurate
203. Dakhila Inside
204. Daabit (pl.) Dubbaat Officer
205. Dairah Circle
206. Dabb Bear
207. Daqiq Flour
208. Dfa Defense
209. Dhakirah Memory
210. Deeda Against
211. Desk Maktab
212. Duna Without
213. Dafa Pay
214. Daragah Degree
215. Daher Back
216. Dalil Evidence
217. Darbatun Hit
218. Dawwar Role
219. Defaa Defense
220. Dakala Enter
221. Dawam/Shagul Work
222. Daw Light
223. Damm Blood
224. Dhakar Male
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225. Daghat Pressure
226. Daam Support
227. Dafee Warm
228. Dajajah Hen
229. Dhira Arm
230. Dukkhan Smoke
231. Dahika Laughter
232. Dawlah State
233. Dayyaq Tight
234. Dhikra Memory
235. Daif Week
236. Dhababuy Golden
237. Dimagh Brain
238. Duabah Humor
239. Dudah Worm
240. Dhubabah Fly
241. Dhayyal Tail
242. Ena that Allazi Relative Pronouns (who, which, that, where)
243. Ekab Punishment
244. Falum Movie
245. Faqatt Just
246. Fatrah Interval
247. Farayyaq Team
248. Fawq Above
249. Fakara Think
250. Fahima Understanding
251. Fariqqah Band
252. Farq Difference
253. Fajatan Suddenly
254. Fanduq Hotel
255. Faidah Benefit
256. Fatah Open
257. Fashila Fail
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258. Fuqdan Loss
259. Fasal Season
260. Fastaan Dress malabis Clothes
261. Fada Space
262. Fann Art
263. Fakk Jaw
264. Fam Mouth
265. Fawwaz Win over
266. Farshat Brush
267. Faleen Cork
268. Fakihah Fruit
269. Faraa Branch
270. Fustan Dress
271. Fursah Chance
272. Fikrah Idea
273. Fi At
274. Gazw Invasion
275. Ghbar Dust
276. Ghaseela Wash
277. Ghayr Non/
278. Ghurfah Room
279. Gharib Strange
280. Ghayah Destination
281. Ghadab Angry/Zaal
282. Gahwa Coffee
283. Hada This
284. Hadd End
285. Hadiyah Gift
286. Hadir Present
287. Hal question article
288. Haris Guard
289. Hakum Rule
290. Huquuq al-insaan Human rights
291. Harib War
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292. Hubb Love
293. Hakadha
294. Halah Status
295. Haqq Right
296. Hasal Happened
297. Hayatun Life
298. Haqq (pl.) Huquuq Right
299. Haqiqi Real
300. Haqiqah
301. Haflah Party
302. Halq Oath
303. Hajah Need
304. Hajoom Attack
305. Hasun Hassan
306. Hawal try to
307. Hadith Modern
308. Hararah Heat
309. Hazin Sad
310. Hidha Shoe
311. Hurr Free
312. Hurma Woman
313. Hot Har
314. Huwa He
315. Hunak There
316. Hadath Event
317. Hadaf Goal
318. Haqibah Bag/Shanta
319. Harakah Movement
320. Hasasia Allergy ??????
321. Haye Neighborhood
322. Hajar Stone
323. Haqil Field
324. Haras Bell
325. Haraf Letter
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326. Hariq Fire
327. Haffah Edge
328. Hawah Air
329. Had Sharp
330. Hafaz Maintain
331. Halib Milk
332. Hamalah Campaign
333. Haqat/Sadaqat Truth
334. Haruk Stir
335. Habil Rope
336. Haddada Locate
337. Hassa Soup
338. Hakim Sage
339. Hatam Smash
340. Hasub Computer
341. Hadid Iron
342. Hafiza Save
343. Hajoom Attack
344. Hissah Period
345. Hashara An Insect
346. Hilwa Sweet
347. Hukumah Government
348. Huna Here
349. Hujah Argument
350. Hzmh Pack
351. Hatta Even
352. Huna Here
353. Hia She
354. Hinak There
355. Hum They
356. Hammam Bathroom
357. Hayawan Animal
358. Hajim Size
359. Hujum Attack
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360. Hisaab Account
361. Hisan Horse
362. Ibn Son
363. Idha If
364. Iddah Several
365. Idarah Administration/department in the state or outside of the state
366. Ignorant Jahil ????
367. Intaj Produce
368. Ittihad Union
369. Iradah Will
370. Iman Faith
371. Itar Framework
372. Isba Finger
373. Ijazah Vacation
374. Ijtima Meeting
375. Ijalah Wheel
376. Ijra Procedure
377. Jamah Plural
378. Jaraba Try
379. Jarra Ran
380. Ila to me
381. Imma As for
382. Inqilaab Coup
383. Inqilaab abyaD Bloodless coup
384. Inqalab Askari Military coup
385. Inda At
386. Isharah Signal
387. Jaala Make
388. Janiyah Fairy
389. Jabun Cheese
390. Jalad Leather/Skin
391. Jawab Answer
392. Jaff Dry
393. Jaridh Rat
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394. Jall Gel
395. Jawwaz Nut
396. Jamil Lovely/pretty
397. Jadid New
398. Jad Earnest
399. Jarimah a crime
400. Janib Side
401. Jaa Came
402. Jabal Mount
403. Jadwal Schedule
404. Jarah Wound
405. Jasum Body
406. Janas Sex
407. Jasaduy Physical
408. Jaheza Prepare
409. Janah Suite
410. Jusar Bridge/Kubree
411. Jihaz Device
412. Javid Good
413. JeišH (pl.) juyuuš Army
414. Jamiah University
415. Jadabah Attract
416. Jalasa He sat
417. Jidar Wall
418. Jumhur Public
419. Jazirah Island
420. Janub South
421. Jayyash Army
422. Jumlat alttaqriria Declarative sentence
423. Jumlat mufida Useful phrase
424. Juza Bit
425. Jundee Soldier
426. Jahiz Ready
427. Kabir Big
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428. Kayarun Cucumber
429. Kazalika also
430. Kaifa How
431. Kane It was
432. Kala He said
433. Kalib Dog
434. Kamil Full
435. Kathir a lot
436. Kataba Wrote
437. Kas Cup
438. Kasara Btoke Down
439. Kadbah Lie
440. Kanisah Church
441. Kabura Enlarge
442. Kain Being
443. Khashib Wood
444. Khaman Guess
445. khabaz Bread
446. Kharitah Map
447. Khawwaf Fear
448. Kashafa Detection
449. Khattata Plan
450. Khinzir Pig
451. Kitabah Writing
452. Khudh Trick
453. Khutwah Step
454. Kullama Whenever
455. Khass Special
456. Khatar Danger
457. Khalf behind
458. Kurah a ball
459. Khilalah During
460. Kila Both
461. Kull All
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462. Khabar News
463. Khabir Expert
464. Kadab Lie
465. Kak Cakes
466. Karih a ball
467. Khasira Lost
468. Khafif Light
469. Khatim Ring
470. Khatt Line
471. Kitab Book
472. Kalimah a word
473. Kharij Outside
474. Khatta Error
475. Kahrabai Electrician
476. Khadama Served
477. Khada Trick
478. Khayyat Thread
479. Khaliyah Cell
480. Ladhidh Delicious
481. Lahzah Moment
482. Lahum Meat
483. La No
484. Lakin But
485. Laiba Play
486. Lawwan Color
487. Laqqab Title
488. Lamasa Touch
489. Lawwah Slab
490. Lamiah Bright
491. Labesa Wear
492. Lughah Language
493. Liyall Night
494. Liaana Because
495. Lidha So
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496. Liman Whose
497. Lisan Tongue
498. Libatun Game
499. Liteef Nice
500. Liajli For
501. Liza therefore
502. Lo sameth Excuse me
503. Maksur Broken
504. Maktabah Library
505. Mawjah Wave
506. Mawda Position
507. Malikiyah Ownership
508. Many flowers azhar kasthira
509. Mujtama Community
510. Mahalluy Local
511. Masuliyah Liability
512. Mudadd Anti-
513. Muharrik Engine
514. Munafasah Competition
515. Munaijim Astrologer
516. Murtafi High
517. Musalsal Series
518. Mukhattit Planned
519. Musahah Area
520. Mustayqiz
521. Mutamir Conference
522. Munkhafid Low
523. Mustaqim Straight
524. Mutawassit Average
525. Muzlim Dark
526. Maleaqa Spoon ?????
527. Marra Once
528. Matta Die
529. Mal Capital
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530. Madrasah School
531. Mae With
532. Malabis Clothes
533. Manna Meaning
534. Marid Patient
535. Malumat Information
536. Mawwat Death
537. Mahattah Station
538. Majal Field
539. Malak King
540. Maharat almaydan Field Skills
541. Malabis askaria Military clothes
542. Mayil Mile
543. Mawid an appointment
544. Maddah Matter
545. Masul Administrator
546. Muallim Teacher
547. Muassasah Corporation
548. Mulahazah Note
549. Mufid Useful
550. Muqataah Boycott
551. Mahal Shop or store
552. Mikeyaat Makeup
553. Mukhtalif Different
554. Murkaz Center
555. Musaadah Help
556. Muwaqqia Location
557. Mutaakhir Late
558. Muhimmah Mission
559. Mintaqah Area
560. Mata When
561. Min From
562. Mudir Director
563. Mumayyiz Special
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564. Moya Water
565. Mufajah Surprise
566. Muhawala Attempt
567. Muwafiq OK
568. Mumkin Maybe
569. Min From
570. Mithl Like
571. Mushkilah Problem
572. Mundy Ago
573. Madinah City
574. Majmuatun Collection
575. Mayit Dead
576. Malikey Royal
577. Marhalah Stage
578. Mazraah Farm
579. Masafah Distance
580. Minnazzamah Organization
581. Mustaqbil Future
582. Merifah Knowledge
583. Mubasharah Directly
584. Manzil Home
585. Meen than/comparison
586. Muhimm Important
587. Mawdu Theme/Issue
588. Murr Bitter
589. Muhadara Lecture
590. Majlis Board
591. Miftah Key
592. Mubarah Match
593. Musiqa Music
594. Mustawa Level
595. Maftuh Open
596. Marid Illness
597. Malik Owner
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598. Mashru Project
599. Mawarid Resources
600. Maqad Seat
601. Mahkamah Court
602. Manzar Scenery
603. Mataf Coat
604. Majjani Complimentary
605. Malumah Information
606. Maslahah Interest
607. Madi Past
608. Maharah Skill
609. Mujawharat Jewelery
610. Marara Pass
611. Madhaq Savor
612. Manassah Platform
613. Matar Rain
614. Mayyazah Feature
615. Murabba Square
616. Mustaqbil Future
617. Mina Port
618. Misbah Lamp
619. Miqyas Scale
620. Mukafaah Reward
621. Muqaranah Comparison
622. Muamalah Treatment
623. Muraqib Foreman
624. Muaqad Complex
625. Munaqashah Debate
626. Mushtarak Mutual
627. Musanna Factory
628. Muian Certain
629. Mubakkir Early
630. Mulaim Appropriate
631. Mihtum Interested
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632. Mughlaq Closed
633. Mustashfa Hospital
634. Mutib Tired
635. Miqdar Amount
636. Middah Stomach
637. Mushabih Similar
638. Mutawadi Humble
639. Mutah Available
640. Mitraqah Hammer
641. Milah Salt
642. Naam Yes
643. Najah Success
644. Nafsaka Yourself
645. Nafs The same
646. Nawwa Type
647. Nafsuy Myself
648. Nafsuhu Himself
649. Nahnu We
650. Nasiff Half
651. Nafsiha Itself
652. Naslun Blade
653. Nar Fire
654. Naqill Transfer
655. Nawwam Sleep
656. Nazif Clean
657. Nahurr River
658. Nabidh Wine
659. Nasihah Advice
660. Najmah Star
661. Nafidah Window
662. Najah Success
663. Namudhaj Form
664. Nashurra Spread
665. Nasakh Copy
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666. Najih Successful
667. Naim Soft
668. Namatt Style
669. Nazafa Sweep up
670. Nasu Forgotten
671. Nahl Bee
672. Nbat Plant
673. Nshat Activity
674. Nuskah Copy
675. Nuqtah Point
676. Nisbah Rate
677. Nizam System
678. Nihayah End
679. Nina Building
680. Personal Shakhsuy
681. People Alnnas
682. Qabl Before
683. Qad May
684. Qatal Killing
685. Qadam Foot
686. Qalil Few
687. Qatil killer
688. Qadir Able
689. Qadeem Old
690. Qarib Close
691. Qasim Department
692. Qatt Cat
693. Qalib Heart
694. Qaid Leader
695. Qawi Strong
696. Qaanuun (pl.) qawaaniin Law
697. Qayyimah Values
698. Qaraba Boat
699. Qadib Rod0
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700. Qalam Pencil
701. Qamis Shirt
702. Qarid Monkey
703. Qafaz Jump
704. Qdrah Capacity
705. Qamar Moon
706. Qawis Bow
707. Gharib West
708. Ghita Cover
709. Gharamah Fine
710. Qbah Cap
711. Qital Fight
712. Qimmah Summit
713. Qunbula darriyya Atomic bomb
714. Quwah Energy
715. Qital Combat
716. Qitah Piece
717. Qabala Met
718. Qarrara He decided
719. Qariyah Village
720. Qasi Tough
721. Qaidah Base
722. Qanun Law
723. Qasir Short
724. Qabada Catch
725. Qafzah Jump
726. Qatarah Drop
727. Qaful Lock
728. Qad Drove
729. Qadi Judge
730. Qaran Century
731. Qas Harsh
732. Qumamah Rubbish
733. Qta Sector
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734. Qrar Decision
735. Qirah Reading
736. Quttar Train
737. Raiyisi Main
738. Refusal Rafada
739. Ramaz Code
740. Rai Opinion
741. Rahah Comfort
742. Raihah Smell
743. Ras Head
744. Ragma Despite
745. Raqam Number
746. Rais President
747. Rajil Man
748. Raghbah Desire
749. Rasam Draw
750. Rabih Won
751. Rasas Lead
752. Rabat Link
753. Rumi Throw
754. Recognize Taruf
755. Ria Opinion
756. Radi Infant
757. Raklah Kick
758. Rabi Spring
759. Rataba Sort
760. Ramy Throw
761. Rubbama Maybe
762. Risalah Message
763. Rehlah Journey
764. Sahih Right
765. Saah Hour
766. Shakhas Person
767. Saed Happy
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768. Sabah Morning
769. Sabbab Reason
770. Sadiq Friend
771. Saghir Small
772. Sanah Year
773. Sayyarah Car
774. Saab Difficult
775. Saaruux (pl.) Sawaariix Missile, rocket
776. Sayyi Bad
777. Sawwat Voice
778. Safqah Deal
779. Sahel Easy
780. Satah Surface
781. Shamal North
782. Suubah Difficulty
783. Shuqqah Flat
784. Silsilah Series
785. Sana Made
786. Saqata Down
787. Safinah Ship
788. Sajin Prison
789. Sabiq Former
790. Sajala Record
791. Salim Sound
792. Samia He heard
793. Sari Secret
794. Sahaba Withdrawal
795. Sarir Bed
796. Sakir Sugar
797. sayyida Mrs.
798. Shariba Drink
799. Shakira Thanks
800. Sultah Power
801. Shams Sun
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802. Shajjrah Tree
803. Samak Fish
804. Saad Assist
805. Sadmah Shock
806. Safhah Page
807. Sadar Chest
808. Sahifah Newspaper
809. Ssakkin Residence
810. Sayyaf Summer
811. Saal Ask
812. Sahan Dish
813. Saq Leg
814. Sail Liquid
815. Sharit Condition
816. Siasi Politician
817. Sihhi Healthy
818. Samah Allowed
819. Samin Fat
820. Saytarah Control
821. Safi Clear
822. Sahab Zipper
823. Salluk Behavior
824. Saqif Roof
825. Salak Cable
826. Shuabuy Popular
827. Sihhah Health
828. Shaqq Incision
829. Shamma Sniff
830. Siniyah Tray
831. Sikkah Railway
832. Sinai Artificial
833. Shamis Sun
834. Shurrauy Lawful
835. Sikkin Knife
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836. Salab Solid
837. Sallah Basket
838. Surur Pleasure
839. Suqut Drop Off
840. Sulum Ladder
841. Shan Like
842. Shariq East
843. Sook Market
844. Siir Secret
845. Sin Age
846. Shahada See
847. Shakil Form
848. Slam Peace
849. Shaar Poetry
850. Shab Young man
851. Shabakah Network
852. Shakk Doubt
853. Shurtee Policeman
854. Shoor Feeling
855. Sharah Street
856. Shraab Drink
857. Silah Weapon
858. Siyasa Politics
859. Sunduq Box
860. Shahar Month
861. Sharika a company
862. Shurtah Police
863. Siwa but
864. Sual A question
865. Shi Thing
866. Sowfa Will
867. Suma Then/Next
868. Surah Picture
869. Taleem Education
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870. Taqnia Technique
871. Tariqa Method
872. Tabib Doctor
873. Tahqeeq Investigation
874. Tahqiqat Investigations
875. Tahliil Analysis
876. Taftish Inspection
877. Tam Food
878. Tairah Plane
879. Taqadama Progress
880. Tarikh Date
881. Tawra (pl.) tawraat Revolution
882. Tabiie Natural
883. Taqrir Report
884. Tabiah Follow
885. Taqdim Submit
886. Thaman Price
887. Tadakara Remember
888. Taht Under
889. Tall Come
890. Tareek Road
891. Tariqah His way
892. Tawil Long
893. Taharruk Move
894. Tahadata Talk
895. Talabun Order
896. Talim Education
897. Tahlil Analysis
898. Tabaq Storey
899. Thaqab Hole
900. Tasmim Design
901. Taqah Energy
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902. Tair Bird
903. Tadreeb Training
904. Tadmir Destruction
905. Tadhkirah Ticket
906. Tahakama Control
907. Tamin Insurance
908. Tasrih Declaration
909. Tassababba/Sabab Causes
910. Tabiah Nature
911. Talaqa Receive
912. Tawaaqa Expectation
913. Tajriba/Khanirah Experience
914. Taqeel Heavy
915. Tarada Package
916. Tawilah Table
917. Taliq Suspension
918. Tayaran Flight
919. Thabat Fixed
920. Thalij Snow
921. Thani Second
922. Tuwaqqif Stop
923. Talam Learn
924. Thaniyah a second
925. Tasaruf Behavior
926. Taakkud Make sure
927. Tarukun Knock
928. Tajribah Experiment
929. Tathir Effect
930. Tahamila Bearing
931. Taraka Leave
932. Tajnib Avoid
933. Tawzi Distribution
934. Tadhuq Tasting
935. Taqbil Kissing
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936. Tathiq Application
937. Tamanna Wish
938. Tar Flew
939. Tasharaka Involved
940. Tibi Medical
941. Tila Paint
942. Thawwab Dress
943. Tutawwir Development
944. Tiraz Style
945. Tuhmah Charge
946. Untha Female
947. Uslub Style
948. Unsur Item
949. Ukht Sister
950. Unwan Title
951. Upload Rafa
952. Uthabbata Proved
953. Um Mother
954. Uhibba I love
955. Umirr Command
956. Usbu Week
957. Ubyid White
958. Udw Member
959. Wa And
960. Waqqat Time
961. Wadaa Put
962. Wallad Boy
963. Wajuud Existence
964. Wajuh Face
965. Wajada Found
966. Wahiddah Unit
967. Wasut Center
968. Wassala Arrive
969. Watani Patriotic
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970. Wazifah Function
971. Wahhadah Unit
972. Wajubbh Meal
973. Wajab Duty
974. Wazayyar
975. Warraq Paper
976. Waqqafa Stood up
977. Wassool Access
978. Wasilah Means
979. Wafaq Agree
980. Wajah Face
981. Wahshi Brutal
982. Wisada Pillow
983. Wia Container
984. Wiladah Birth
985. Wazun Weight
986. Ya Oh
987. Yallah/Yalla Hurry up/come on/let's get going
988. Ya Allah Ya Allah
989. Yad Hand
990. Yajib Must
991. Yawm Day
992. Yamukkin Can
993. Yamin Right
994. Yusarr Left
995. Shukran Thank you.
996. Zapt tu rapt askaria Military Discipline
997. Zadda Increase
998. Zahrah Flower
999. Zawiyah Angle
1000. Zarr Button
1001. Zabun Customer
1002. Zawaj Husband
1003. Zawjah Wife
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1004. Ziadah Plus
1005. Ziarah Visit
1006. Zikr Remembrance
1007. Zijaj Glass
1008. Zinzanah Prison Cell
1009. Zubdah Butter
1010. Zayyat Oil
1011. Zaraf Circumstance
1012. Zulm Oppression
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.)
'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.)
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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?
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I like this/Buhíbb hádha

I do not like this/Ma buhíbb hádha
Food
Food ‫ طعام‬Taaam
‫ كل‬akl
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
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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
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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?
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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)
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!
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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
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1. Alaa On ‫علَ�ى‬َ
The pen is on the table.
Alqalam aalaa alttawilat.
. ‫القلم على الطاولة‬
2. Abra….‫ عبر‬Via
3. Abra ‫ عبَر‬Across:
4. Ala tool Along
5. amam in front of ‫أمام‬
6. baeed an far from ‫بعيد عن‬
7. baad after ‫بعد‬
8. bain between ‫بين‬
9. bedun without ‫بدون‬
10. dakhel inside ‫داخل‬
11. ilaa To ‫إلى‬
12. Fawq above ‫فوق‬
13. fe in ‫في‬
14. hawl about ‫حول‬
15. li…. ‫ ل‬for
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16. kharej outside ‫خارج‬
17. laken but ‫لكن‬
18. maa with ‫مع‬
19. min from ‫من‬
20. qabl before ‫قبل‬
21. qareeb near ‫قريب‬
22. thath under ‫تحت‬
23. wa and ‫و‬
24. waraa ‫ وراء‬behind
Arabic Prepositions
About: hawla ‫حو�ل‬ By: ‘ala ‫على‬ On: ‘ala... ‫على‬
Above: fawqa ‫ق‬ � ‫فو‬ close by: bel qurbi men ‫بالقرب من‬ on top of: fawqa... ‫ق‬ � ‫فو‬
according to…: wafqan li …‫وفقا ل‬ close to: bejaneb …‫بجانب‬ Opposite to: ‘aksa... ‫س‬ � ‫عك‬
Across: ‘abra ‫عب�ر‬ Concerning: bekhosoos ‫بخصوص‬ Out: khaarej... ‫خارج‬
After: ba’da ‫بع�د‬ Despite: raghma ‫رغ�م‬ Outside…: bel kharej men... ‫بالخارج‬
Against: dedda ‫ض�د‬ Down: tahta ‫تحت‬ Over: ‘ala... ‫على‬
ahead of: amama ‫أما�م‬ due to: naatej ‘an ‫ناتج عن‬ Per …: li kolli... ‫لكل‬
all over: men jaded ‫من جديد‬ During: khelaala ‫خال�ل‬ Plus …: idafatan ila...�‫الى إضافة‬
Along: ‘ala tool ‫على طول‬ except for: bestethnaa’ (th as in think) ‫باستثناء‬ Regarding: bekhosoos...‫بخصوص‬
Among: men bayn ‫من بين‬ Excluding: mostathnian � ‫مستثنيا‬ Save: bestithnaa’ (th as in think)...‫باستثناء‬
Around: hawla ‫حو�ل‬ for: li…. ‫ل‬ similar to: moshaabeh li...‫ل مشابه‬
As: ka…‫�ك‬ From: men ‫من‬ Since: mundu...�‫منذ‬
As … as: … ka ….‫�ك‬ In: fi... ‫ف‬
� Than: men... ‫من‬
Aside: bejaaneb ‫بجانب‬ in front of: amama ‫أما�م‬ thanks to…: befadli…‫بفضل‬
At: ‘ala ‫على‬ in place of: makana …‫مكا�ن‬ Through: khelaala …‫خال�ل‬
away from: ba’eedan ‘an ‫بعيدا عن‬ in spite of: berraghmi men….‫من بالرغم‬ Till: ila (or) ila ghaayat …‫ الى‬or ‫الى غاية‬
because of: besababi ‫بسبب‬ Including: mo’taberan � ‫معتبرا‬ To: ila …‫إلى‬
Before: qabla ‫قب�ل‬ Inside: beddakhel... ‫بال�داخل‬ Towards: bettejaah … ‫باتجاه‬
Behind: waraa’ ‫ورا�ء‬ instead of: ‘ewadan ‘an …� ‫عن عوضا‬ Under: tahta...‫تحت‬
Below: tahta ‫تحت‬ Less: aqal... ‫أقل‬ Unlike: kheelafan ‘an...� ‫عن خالفا‬
Beneath: men taht ‫من تحت‬ Like …: methla … (or) ka …‫ مث�ل‬. (or) ‫�ك‬ Until: ila ghayet …‫الى غاية‬
Beside: bejaneb ‫بجانب‬ Minus: naqes …‫ناقص‬ Up: fawq ‫فوق‬
Besides: bel idafati ila ‫بالإلضافة الى‬ Near: qareeb... ‫قريب‬ Versus: ‘aaksa …‫س‬ � ‫عك‬
Between: bayna ‫بي�ن‬ near to …: qareeb men…. ‫ب‬ � ‫من قري‬ Via: ‘abra….‫عبر‬
Beyond: wara’a ‫ورا�ء‬ 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
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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
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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
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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'
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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]
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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
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Meal times/Food
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Professions
‫سب‬
� ‫�محا‬
Accountant
Muhaasib
‫مذ ي ع‬
Broadcaster
Mudii
‫�طب�اخ‬
Cook
Tabbaac
‫�مب��ر�مج حاسوب‬
Computer Programmer
Mubarmij Haasuubaat
‫مر ا س ل‬
Correspondent
Muraasil
‫مد ي ر ( ج) مد ر ا ء‬
Director, boss
Mudiir (pl.) mudaraa'
‫ب وا ب‬
Doorman
Bawwaab
‫مح ر ر‬
Editor
Muharrir
‫فالح‬
Farmer
FellaaH
‫ص حفي‬
Journalist
SuHafi
.‫الملوك والملكات في جميع أنحاء العالم‬

Kings and Queens around the world. ‫األمراء واألميرات في جميع أنحاء‬
Princes and Princesses around the world. ‫ا لعالم‬.
‫�محام‬
Lawyer
Muhaamin
‫أمين مكتبة‬
Librarian
Amiin maktaba
‫ق اض‬
Judge
‫ب��حار‬
Sailor
‫عناوين الالهوتية‬
Theological titles
‫ت��قني‬
Technician
‫�ج�ندي‬
Soldier
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Dancer ‫ر ا ق �ص‬
‫ساعي ب�ريد‬
Mailman
Saai Bariid
‫س ا ئ �ق‬
Driver
‫س�ك�رتيرة‬
�
Secretary
‫ش�رطي‬
�
Policeman
‫ص�حفي‬
�
Journalist
‫ص�ي�دلي‬
�
Pharmacist
Saydali
‫�طبيب‬
Physician
� � ‫�طبيب أ‬
‫سن ان‬
Dentist
‫�طي�ار‬
Pilot
Tayyaar
‫سب اك‬
Plumber
Sabbaak
‫ا س ت ا ذ ( ج) أ س ا ت ذ ة‬
Professor
Ustaad (pl.) asaatida
‫عا�لم‬
Scientist
‫مغ�ن‬
Singer
Muġannin
‫مش ر ف ا ج ت م ا ع ي‬
Social worker
Mušrif ijtimaai
‫عا�مل‬
Worker
‫قي�زيائي‬
Physicist
� ‫ق��ن‬
‫صل‬
Consular
‫كي�ميائي‬
Chemist
‫�ك�ه�ربائي‬
Electrician
Kahrubaa
‫مو س ي ق ي‬
Musician
Muusiiqaar
‫ميكانيكي‬
Mechanic
Miikaaniki
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‫ر سام‬
Painter
Rassaam
‫�مزا�رع‬
Farmer
� ‫�م‬
‫ش�رف‬
Supervisor
‫ص �ور‬
� ‫�م‬
Photographer
‫�مضيف‬
Host / Steward
‫�مغ�ن�ي‬
Singer
‫�مف�ت�ش‬
Inspector
‫�م�م�رض‬
Nurse
‫�م�ه�ن�دس‬
Engineer
Muhandis
� ‫�م�و‬
‫ظف‬
Clerk
‫ست��قبال‬ � ‫�م�و‬
� � ‫ظف إ‬
Receptionist
‫نا�دل‬
Waiter
‫ك ا ت �ب‬
Writer
Kaatib (pl.) kuttaab
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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:
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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
How much (
Bekam
‫)بكم‬ ‫ بكم هذا الكتاب؟‬How much is this book?
by what or
Bemaza
how
for Yes/No
Hal ‫ هل أنت عربي؟‬Are you Arab?
questions
‫ هل تدرس في الجامعة؟‬Do you study at university?
Ila ayna Where to
Kaifa how
How many (
Kam ‫ كم طالبا ً في الفصل؟‬How many students are there in the class?
‫)كم‬
Lemaza/Lesh why
for who / for

Leman
whom
What (‫)ما‬
Ma/Shu(Emirati (usually after
dialect) it, comes a ‫ ما اسمك؟‬What is your name?
noun/pronoun)
Maza What (‫)ماذا‬

(usually after ‫ ماذا تفعل؟‬What are you doing?
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it, comes a
verb)
Man who
Mita/Mata/Meta When (‫)متى‬

‫ متى يرحل القطار؟‬When does the train leave?
Min ayna From where?
Can you give

Can you give brief introduction about yourself?
Umkinu/Mumkin Can
Ayna al-muftah? ‫ أين ال�م�فت َاح؟‬where is the key?

Ayna-l-baab? (Where is the gate?)
Aaeen ta'eeesh? where do you live? ‫أ َ�ين ت َ�عي�ش؟‬
Ayna taskun? Ayna taskuneen? (for female) Where do you live?
Aaewiz ilkitaeb 'anhw? which book (m) do you(m) want?
Ayyu film nushahed? ‫شا�هد؟‬ َ ‫ أي ف��لم‬which film shill we watch?
َ � ‫سن‬
Ashufak 'imta? When will I see you?
Bekam haada l-kitaab? ‫ بكم هذا الكتاب؟‬How much is this book?
Bekam al-qalam? ‫ ب�َكم هذا القَلَم؟‬how much is this pen?
Bemaza taktub? ‫ ب�َماذَا ت َ�كت �ب؟‬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 باإلنجليزية؟‬Do you speak English?
Hal anta saeed? ‫س�عيد؟‬
َ ‫ت‬ َ ‫ َهل أ َ�ن‬Are 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? ‫ت الَحل؟‬ َ ‫عَر�ف‬ َ ‫ف‬َ ‫ َكي‬how did you know the answer?
Kaifa haluka? How are you?
kam 3umruki? How old are you? ‫كم عمرك؟‬
Leman haza al-meataf? ‫طف؟‬ َ ‫ �لَمن َه�ذا ال�م�ع‬for whom is this jacket?
Lemaza ta'khart? ‫ �لَماذَا ت َأ َ�خ�رت؟‬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? ‫ضل؟‬ � َ‫ َما لَ�ون�َك ال�مف‬what is your favorite color?
Maa waDHiifatuka? (What is your profession?)
Maljadeed? What is new?
Man aldhy yatasalu? ‫ من الذي يتصل؟‬Who is calling?
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Man huna? ‫ َمن �هنَا؟‬who is here?

Mata na'kul? ‫ َمت َى نَأ ��كل؟‬when do we eat?
Mataa taSil aT-Taa’ira? (When does the plane arrive?)
Mata iid miilaadak? ‫ متى عيد ميالدك؟‬When is your birthday?
Maza tafal? ‫ َماذَا ت َ�فعَل؟‬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 باإلنجليزية؟‬
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?)
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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? ‫ أ َ�ين ت َ�عي�ش؟‬- aaeen ta'eeesh?
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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? ????? ????? ?? ??
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Who is calling?
‫من الذي يتصل؟‬
Min aldhy yatasalu?
What is the meaning of ya in Arabic?

What do you mean by HABIBTI?
Habib ‫( حبيبي‬male) / Habibti ‫( حبيبتى‬female), is an Arabic word used to describe someone the speaker likes or loves.
1. How do you say "what's your name?" in Arabic?
mahowa al ism? ‫ماهو االسم؟‬

mada ismi? ‫ماذا إسمي؟‬
ma ismuk? ‫ما إسمك؟‬
Ismuka ma? ‫إسمك ما؟‬
al ism mada? ‫اإلسم ماذا؟‬
2. How do you say "can you help me?" in Arabic?
Usa'iduka momken? ‫أساعدك ممكن؟‬

Ana usaidok? ‫أنا أساعدك؟‬
Momken an usa'edak? ‫ممكن أن أساعدك؟‬
Hal beemkanek mosa’adati? ‫هل بإمكانك مساعدتي؟‬
Hal beemkani mosa’adatuk? ‫هل بإمكاني مساعدتك؟‬
3. How do you say "Thank you"?
Marhaban bek ‫مرحبا بك‬

Shokran ‫شكرا‬
Ahlan ‫أهال‬
'Afwan ‫عفوا‬
Shakir ‫شاكر‬
4. What does " ‫ " كيف حالك؟‬mean in English?
What do you want?

How is the weather?
How are you?
What do you have?
Where are you from?
5. How do you say " ‫ " ماإسمك؟‬in English?
What's your name?

What is your profession?
Do you speak Arabic?
Will you help me?
Where are you?
6. How do you say " ‫ " كم هو عمرك؟‬in English?
How old are you?

How is your health?
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What's his age?

Do you know it?
How many do you have?
7. Qamar ‫ قمر‬means "moon", how would you say "the moon" in Arabic? (definite article)
hal qamar ‫هل قمر‬

aqamar ‫أقمر‬
mal qamar ‫مالقمر‬
alqamar ‫القمر‬
qamar ‫قمر‬
8. Shams ‫ شمس‬means "sun", how would you say "a sun"? (indefinite article)
hal shams ‫هل شمس‬

alshams ‫ال�شمس‬
shams ‫شمس‬
ashams ‫الشمس‬
mal shams ‫مالشمس‬
9. How would you write number "5" in Arabic?
Khamees ‫خميس‬
Khomus ‫خمس‬
Khamesa ‫خامسة‬
Khamseen ‫خمسين‬
Khamsa ‫خمسة‬
10. What does "wahed wa-’ishrun/ ‫ "واحد وعشرون‬mean in English?
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11. "kitabi ‫ "كتابي‬means my book, how would you write "our book"?
kitabuk ‫كتابك‬
kitabuna ‫كتابنا‬
nahnu kitaab ‫نحن كتاب‬
kitabuha ‫كتابها‬
kitab ‫كتاب‬
12. "Sadeeq ‫ "صديق‬means "male friend", could you find the equivalent of "female friend" ?
Asdeqaa ‫أصدقاء‬
Sadeequn ‫صدي�ق‬
Sadeeqaan ‫صديقان‬
Sadeeqa ‫صديقة‬
Sadaqa ‫صداقة‬
13. "qitar" means train, how would you say "trains" in Arabic?
qitaraan ‫قطاران‬
qitaraat ‫قطارات‬
qitari ‫قطاري‬
qitars ‫قطارز‬
qitarati ‫قطاراتي‬
14. "I speak" in Arabic is "Atakallamu ‫"أتكلم‬, how would you write "you speak" addressed to a male in Arabic?
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Yatakallamu ‫يتكلم‬
Tatakallameena ‫تتكلمين‬
Tatakallamu ‫تتكلم‬
Takalama ‫تكلَم‬
Takalum ‫تكل�م‬
15. "We wrote" in Arabic is "katabnaa ‫"كتبنا‬, how would you write "we went" in Arabic? "
dahaba ‫ذهب‬
nadhabu ‫نذهب‬
dahabou ‫ذهبوا‬
dahab ‫ذهب‬
dahabnaa ‫ذهبنا‬
16. "taweel ‫ " طويل‬is an adjective which means "long" for the masculine singular, what is its feminine singular form?
taweelan ‫طويال‬
taweeleen ‫طويلين‬
taweela ‫طويلة‬
taweelaat ‫طويالت‬
none of the above
17. Mohamed is taller than Sami, how would you write that in Arabic? Note that "tall" = "taweel" = "‫"طويل‬
Mohamed taweel men Sami ‫محمد طويل من سامي‬

Mohamed atwal men Sami ‫محمد أطول من سامي‬
Mohamed tool Sami ‫محمد طول سامي‬
Mohamed taawela Sami ‫محمد طاولة سامي‬
Sami taweel men Mohamed ‫سامي طويل من محمد‬
18. I live in front of the school = Askunu ... al madrasa = ‫ المدرسة‬... ‫أسكن‬, a preposition is missing, find it!
qabla ‫قبل‬
ba'da ‫بعد‬
jaaneb ‫جانب‬
amama ‫أمام‬
huna ‫هنا‬
19. Find the equivalent of "where are you?"
anta huna? ‫أنت هنا؟‬

aina ant? ‫أين أنت؟‬
huna ant? ‫هنا أنت؟‬
ainaha? ‫اينها؟‬
man ant? ‫من أنت؟‬
20. How would you ask this question "do you speak Arabic?"
taf'al tatakallam al Arabia? ‫تفعل تتكلم العربية؟‬

taf'al anta takallam al Arabia? ‫تفعل أنت تتكلم العربية؟‬
hal yatakallam al Arabia? ‫هل يتكلم العربية؟‬
hada tatakallam al Arabia? ‫هذا تتكلم العربية؟‬
hal tatakallam al Arabia? ‫هل تتكلم العربية؟‬
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1.‫ في‬fii
in
2.‫' أنا‬ana
I
3.Hal interrogative particle marking yes/no questions
4.‫ نعم‬naam
yes
5.‫' … أنا من‬ana min…

I am from...I
6.‫ مدينة‬madiina
city
7.‫ال أعرف‬. laa arif.

I don't know.
8.‫ ال‬laa
no
9.‫' أين‬ayna
where
10.‫ الشرق األوسط‬ash-sharq al'awsiT

The Middle East
Nouns
Arabic Nouns
Food
Fruits and Vegetables
Outdoor Items
1. Alarm clock ‫ساعة منبه‬
2. Bed sareer ‫سرير‬
3. Bed sheet ‫مالية‬
4. bag hakiba
5. ball kora
6. beginning / start bidaya / entelak
7. book ketab
8. Computer Komputr ‫كمبيوتر‬
9. Door baab ‫باب‬
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10. Cupboard thoolab ‫دوالب‬
11. Mattress ‫فرشة‬
12. Oven furn ‫فرن‬
13. pen bero / kalam hebr
14. Refrigerator thé la jé ‫ثالجة‬
15. TV / Television televisione ‫تليفزيون‬
16. Telephone telefown ‫تليفون‬
17. Table ma ha ideh ‫مائدة‬
18. Chair kursee ‫كرسي‬
19. Sofa kenebeh ‫كنبه‬
20. Pillow ‫وسادة‬
21. Curtain ‫ستاىر‬
22. Cabinet ‫خزانة‬
23. Droor ‫جارور‬
24. Mirror ‫مراة‬
25. Carpet ‫سجادة‬
26. Lamp ‫مصباح‬
27. shops ‫محل‬
28. museum ‫متحف‬
29. public library ‫مكتبةعامة‬
30. market ‫سوق‬
31. fridge ‫ثالجة‬
32. oven ‫فرن‬
33. food ‫طعام‬
34. Window shabak ‫ثباك‬
35. woman imra a
Outdoor Items
1. aircraft tayára
2. car sayara
3. chair korsi
4. end nihaya
5. family osra
6. flower zahra
7. happiness sa'ada
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8. house manzil
9. language logha
10. love ichk
11. man rajol
12. newspaper sahifa
13. question so al
14. rucksack hakibat dahr
15. shop matjar
16. State balad
17. street / road chari' / tarik
18. table tawila
19. town / city balda / madina
20. vacation otla
21. window nafida
22. work amal
23. world alam
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Human Body Parts in Arabic

Body Parts in Arabic
abdomen batn ‫بطن‬
ankle kaahel ‫كاح ل‬
arm deraa' ‫ذراع‬
back thahr (th as in that) ‫ظ هر‬
calf saaq ‫ساق‬
cheek khad ‫خد‬
cheeks khodood ‫خ د ود‬
chest sadr ‫صد ر‬
chin thaqn (th as in that) ‫ذقن‬
ear Othon (th as in those) ‫أذن‬
elbow merfaq ‫مر ف ق‬
eye 'ayn ‫عين‬
face wajh ‫وج ه‬
finger esba' ‫إ صب ع‬
fingers asaabe' ‫إ ص اب ع‬
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fingernail thufr (th as in that) ‫ظ فر‬

foot qadam ‫قدم‬
hair sha'r ‫ش عر‬
hand yad ‫يد‬
head ra's ‫رأس‬
Heart qalb ‫ق لب‬
hip werk ‫ور ك‬
knee rukbah ‫ر كب ة‬
leg saaq ‫ساق‬
lip shafah ‫ش فة‬
mouth fam ‫فم‬
neck 'onuq ‫عنق‬
nipple halamah ‫ح ل مة‬
nose anf ‫أ نف‬
shin qasabat assaaq ‫ق صبة ا لسا ق‬
shoulder katef ‫كت ف‬
stomach ma'edah ‫مع د ة‬
thigh fakhed ‫ف خذ‬
throat halq ‫حلق‬
thumb ebhaam ‫إ ب ها م‬
toe esba' al qadam ‫إصبع االقدام‬
tongue lesaan ‫لسان‬
tooth sen ‫سن‬
teeth asnaan ‫أ سن ان‬
waist khesr ‫خصر‬
wrist me'sam ‫مع ص م‬
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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.
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1. Arabic to English Translation
2. Algerian Arabic
3. Andalusian group
4. Bahrani Arabic
5. Bareqi Arabic
6. Bedawi Arabic
7. Chadic Arabic
8. Comoros
9. Cypriot Arabic
10. Dhofari Arabic
11. Djibouti
12. Egyptian Arabic (Masri)
13. Emirati Arabic
14. Eritrea
15. Fusha Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic)
16. Gulf Arabic (Khaliji)
17. Hadhrami Arabic
18. Hassaniya Arabic
19. Hejazi Arabic
20. Iraq
21. Iranian Arabs
22. Jordanian Arabic
23. Juba Arabic
24. Kuwaiti
25. Lebanese Arabic (?????????)
26. Levantine Arabic
27. Libyan Arabic
28. Medina
29. Mecca
30. Mesopotamian Arabic
31. Moroccan Arabic (Darija)
32. Mauritania
33. Nigerian Arabic
34. North Mesopotamian Arabic (Moslawi/Qeltu)
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35. North Syrian Arabic
36. Omani Arabic
37. Palestinian Arabic
38. Qatari Arabic
39. Saharan Arabic
40. Somali Arabic
41. Sudanese Arabic
42. Syrian Arabic
43. Tihamiyya Arabic
44. Tunisian Arabic (Tunsi)
45. Yemeni Arabic
Today, Hassaniya is spoken in Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, Mali,

Niger, Senegal and the Western Sahara.
Regional varieties
Maghrebi group includes:
1. Moroccan Arabic (‫ الدارجة‬- Darija)
2. Tunisian Arabic (‫ تونسي‬- Tūnsī)
3. Algerian Arabic
4. Libyan Arabic ( ‫ ليبي‬- Liːbi)
5. Hassaniya Arabic
6. Saharan Arabic
Sudanese group includes:

7. Sudanese Arabic
8. Chadian Arabic
9. Juba Arabic
Egyptian group includes:

10. Egyptian Arabic (‫ مصري‬- Masri)
11. Medina/Mecca/Riyadh/Eastern Province
Arabian Peninsula group includes:

12. Bahrani Arabic
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13. Bareqi Arabic
14. Gulf Arabic (‫ خليجي‬- Khalījī)(Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, Iran, Medina, Mecca, Riyadh, Eastern province, Qatar, the
U.A.E. and Oman).
15. Najdi Arabic
16. Omani Arabic
17. Hejazi Arabic (‫)حجازي‬
18. Hadhrami Arabic
19. Shihhi Arabic
20. Dhofari Arabic
21. Yemeni Arabic
Mesopotamian group includes:

Levantine group includes:

27. Cypriot Maronite Arabic
28. Lebanese Arabic (‫)اللبنانية‬
31. Bedawi Arabic
Andalusian group:
32. 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:
1. Maghrebi – spoken in Northern African countries like Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia
2. Egyptian
3. Levantine – spoken in Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, and Jordan
4. Gulf Arabic (Khaliiji) – spoken in the Arabian Gulf and Iraq.
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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.
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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

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
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6 June 30
7 July 31
8 August 31
9 September 30
10 October 31
11 November 30
12 December 31
Fruits and Vegetables

Fruits & Melons
Vegetables
Ornamentals
Fruits
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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
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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
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sex (intercourse) {noun}

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

[jima] {noun}
Verbs
Arabic Verbs and Tenses
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Arabic verbs list
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ARABIC TENSES
Verb=akala=to eat, masc=m, feminine=f
English Arabic
Perfect Imperfect
Pronouns Pronouns
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
antumaa akaltumaa ta'kulaani
(m,f)
They two
humaa akalaa ya'kulaani
(m)
They two (f) humaa akalataa ya'kulaani
They (m) hum akaluu ya'kuluuna
They (f) hunna akalna ya'kulna
Transliteration
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Arabic and English
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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
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Thank you Shukran

I don't know Lusto Adree
Do you speak English? Hal Tatkalam Al Engleaziah?
English to Arabic Words

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

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
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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
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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
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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
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?
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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?
Arabic Clothing and Colors

Clothes
Arabic Women Clothing
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Hijab
Khimar
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Abaya
Chador
Jilbab
Niqab
Burqa
Shalwar Kameez
Arab men clothing
Thobe
Ghutra and Egal
Bisht
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Clothes: almalabis
Socks: [jawareb]
Shoes: [hedaa]
Trousers: [serwal]
Shirt: [qamees]
Sweater: [qamees sufi]
Coat: [maataf]
Jacket: Jacket
Arabic Women Clothing
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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
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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
1. A–Z alphabetical listing of human health emergency symptoms and signs.
2. A–Z alphabetical listing of human health emergency diagnoses and treatment.
3. All human symptoms and signs.
4. All human diseases and medical conditions.
5. Assessment of a patient by a physician.
6. 2015/16 ICD-10-CM Codes
7. Community health center in the state.
8. Critical Care
9. Death Certificates
10. Nonemergency medical services (Primary care physician training program)
11. Emergency Medical Services
12. Emergency Medical Department in a hospital in the state.
13. Hospitals by state, islands, continents.
14. International classification of diseases
15. Physician guide to physician or physicians
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16. Surgical Emergencies
17. Testing for Human Blood
18. Training programs for various physicians and their subordinates.
19. State department of health administrative services.
20. State department of public health.
21. Allied health workers guidelines
22. Pharmacist
23. Internet guidelines for patient.
24. Medical Supplies and Equipment
25. Mental Health
26. Weight Training Exercises
Death certificate issuance

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.
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From 1900 to 1999, there were 30 Arabic to English various translations.
Where do we go from here?

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.
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?
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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?
Ma = Nouns
Mada = Verbs
Ma Ismuka?
What
Mada Hasala?
Mada or matha
Laka/laki(female) to you
Mada Hasala?
What happened?
Hasala/Yajree
Mada Hasala laki?

What happened to you(female)? laka/laki/lakum
Male/female/they
Mada bika?
What's wrong?
bika/bikum/
Hub
Love
I love you. 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.
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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?

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.
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Speech ‫خطاب‬
khitab
Speech ‫خطاب‬
Anaa Tabib Asif Qureshi.

‫أ ن ا ط ب ي ب آص ف ق ر ش ي‬
I am Doctor Asif Qureshi.
Banisbal banaat In the matter of girls
Banishbal baneen In the matter of boys
Ma howa munhagu
‫ما هو المنهج؟‬
What is the curriculum?
Banisbal mareed
‫ف ي م س أ ل ة ا ل مر ي ض‬
In the matter of Patient.
Mushaideen nal kiram.
Nukta akhera last point
‫ه ل ف ه مت ؟‬
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‫هل ف ه م ت ؟‬
Did you understand?
Hal fehamtu?
‫م ا ذ ا ف هم ت ؟‬
What did you understand? ‫ما ذ ا ف ه مت ؟‬
Maza fahamtu?
Thank you.
‫ش كر ا‬.
Shukran
Zapt tu rapt askaria Military Discipline
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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
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Speech
English
Arabic
Transliteration
I am Doctor Asif Qureshi.

‫أ ن ا ط ب ي ب آص ف ق ر ش ي‬
Ana tabeeb Asif Qureshi.
Why are we here today?

‫ل ما ذ ا ن ح ن ه ن ا ا ل ي و م ؟‬
Lima Nanu huna alyoom?
We are here today for a lecture on law that is required as part of your professional training.
‫ن ح ن ه ن ا ا ل ي و م ل مح ا ض ر ة ح و ل ا ل ق ا ن و ن م ا ه و مط ل و ب ك ج ز ء من ا ل ت د ر ي ب ا ل م ه ن ي‬
Did you understand?/Hal fehamtu?
‫ه ل ف ه مت ؟‬
What did you understand?/Maada fahamtu
‫ما ذ ا ف ه مت ؟‬
Thank you./Shukran
‫ش كر ا‬
Song {noun}
‫ أ ��غن�ية‬Uḡniya
to listen to a song
‫أس مع أ غ ن ي ة‬
Oath (song)
Weather
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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?
1. Algerian Arabic
2. Andalusian group
3. Bahrani Arabic
4. Bareqi Arabic
5. Bedawi Arabic
6. Chadic Arabic
7. Comoros
8. Cypriot Arabic
9. Dhofari Arabic
10. Djibouti
11. Egyptian Arabic (Masri)
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12. Emirati Arabic
13. Ethiopia
14. Eritrea
15. Fusha Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic)
16. Gulf Arabic (Khaliji)
17. Hadhrami Arabic
18. Hassaniya Arabic
19. Hejazi Arabic
20. Iraq
22. Juba Arabic
23. Kuwaiti
24. Lebanese Arabic (?????????)
26. Libyan Arabic (Li?bi)
27. Mali
28. Medina
29. Mecca
31. Moroccan Arabic (Darija)
32. Mauritania
33. Nigerian Arabic
36. Omani Arabic
38. Qatari Arabic
39. Saharan Arabic
40. Somali Arabic
41. Southwestern Iran
42. Sudanese Arabic
43. Syrian Arabic
44. Southern Turkey
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46. Tunisian Arabic (Tunsi)
47. Western Sahara/Moroccan Arabic
48. 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)

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.
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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
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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
‫ج مه ور‬
Audience
Jamhoor
‫آ ل ة مو س ي قي ة‬
Musical instrument
Ela mosikeya
‫ب ط ول ة‬
Starring role
Battola
‫مو س ي ق ى‬
Music
Mosica
‫ا ل مو س ي ق ى ا ل د ي ن ي ة‬
Religious music
Mosica Deenya
‫شا�عر‬-
Poet
Shaer
‫ن ش ر ا ل وعي‬
Raise awareness
Nashrul y
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Singer ‫مط ر ب‬
Mutrib
‫أغنية‬
Song
Agneya
‫أداء‬
Performance
Ada
)‫تلعب (موسيقى‬
Play (music)
Talab musica
‫ ق لق‬/ ‫حز ب‬
Party/concern
Hizba Qalaka
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.
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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
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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-
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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
Gulf
‫ا لخ لي ج ي‬
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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
Allahumma inni as’aluka al-
1 (O Allah, I ask You for Paradise)
jannah
2 Allahumma ajirni min al-nar (O Allah, protect me from the Fire)
‫سن�ة� �وف�ي اآل�خ�ر�ة‬ � ‫�رب�ن�ا آت�ن�ا ف�ي ال�د�ني�ا �ح‬

Rabbana atina fid-dunya Our Lord! Grant us good in this world and � ‫سن�ة� �وق�ن�ا‬
� ‫عذ�ا‬
‫ب الن�ا�ر‬ � ‫�ح‬
3 hasanatan wa fil 'akhirati good in the hereafter, and save us from the ]128: ‫[البقرة‬
hasanatan waqina 'adhaban-nar chastisement of the fire [2:201]
� ‫ب ز د ن ی عل م ا‬
�� ‫ر‬
O my Lord! Advance me in Knowledge
4 Rabbi zidni ilma
[surah Ta-Ha; 20:114]
Allahumma inni as'alukal Jannah, wa a'Udhu bika min
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Allahumma ajirni minan naar
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Arabic and English

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

6. Adverbs indicating degree

8. Adverb of Place in Arabic Grammar ‫ظرف المكان‬

10. Arabic crime and punishment vocabulary

11. Arabic music

12. Arab musical instruments

13. Arabic Clothing and Colors

14. Arabic vocabulary for times of day

15. Arabic Phrases

16. Arabic Demonstrative Prepositions

17. Basic Arabic words

18. Basic verbs

19. Body Parts in Arabic

21. Center for Arabic Culture

22. Congratulations Mabruk

25. Certificate Templates

26. City & transportation

27. Clothes in Arabic

29. Conversation Starters for Arabic Culture

30. Colors in Arabic

31. Common Arabic Words and Phrases

32. Crime & punishment

34. Courteous phrases

35. Critical care einayat harija ‫عناية حرجة‬

36. Days of the Week in Arabic

37. Days and numbers

38. Departments that are essential in every state.

41. Eating out/drinking

42. Emotions in Arabic

44. Emergency Arabic

45. Emotions & personality traits

46. Family in Arabic

48. Forms of address

49. Fruits and Vegetables

51. Getting around

53. Eating out/drinking

54. Getting around

56. General media vocabulary

58. Government & politics

59. Greeting, Meeting, and Expressing Yourself in Arabic

60. History of the Arabic Language

61. Housing in the state.

62. Household Essentials

63. Household appliances in Arabic

64. How to Name Objects in the Room in Arabic

66. Human Body Parts in Arabic

67. Insults & crude language

68. Introductions & Small Talk

70. Islamic Meditation

71. Jobs and Workplace

74. Legal Terms: English - Arabic

76. Mankind & kinship

77. Media & the arts

80. Meal times/Food

82. Months in Arabic

83. Muslim Funeral Guide

87. Names of Colors in Arabic

88. Nature & weather