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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Arabic Articles

Arabic Articles

This lesson will help you understand the articles in Arabic (definite and indefinite articles), and enables you to use real examples shown below. If you have any question let us know by clicking on the “Contact us” button, this lesson is very important since it covers a very widely used element in Arabic which is the article.
Arabic Definite Articles:
The definite article in Arabic is formed by adding the prefix “al” to the noun, “al” is equal to “the” in English and it should be connected to the noun. Examples: the boy = al waladالولد, the girl = al bent البنت , the house = al bait البيت .
The definite article “al, ال ” is not all the time pronounced as “al”, the “al” would be pronounced as “a” instead of “al” if it precedes one of the following letters(t - ت , th-  ث , d - د, dh- ذ  , r- ر  , z- ز  , s- س  , sh-  ش , s- ص , d -ض  , t - ط  , z- ظ  , n- ن  )
This process is called assimilation. An easy way to make the pronunciation easier, just like the way English does with the indefinite article “a” (a book, but an eagle).
The sky = assamaa السماء (instead of alsamaa) because sky =samaa سماء starts with a (s س which is part of the letters above).
The moon = alqamar القمر , since the letter q ق  is not in the list above we can always use the full “al” with it.
Note that the omission of the letter “l” is only in pronunciation and not in writing. You still have to write the “l” in Arabic (not in transliteration however)
Examples:
Arabic Definite Articles
When the “l” is omitted (assimilation)
The merchant = attajer التاجر (merchant = tajer تاجر )
The notebook = addaftar الدفتر (notebook = daftar  دفتر)
The painting = arrasm الرسم (painting = rasm رسم)
The time = azzaman الزمن  (time = zaman زمن)
The eagle = annasr النسر  (eagle = nasr نسر )
These are just examples of words starting with the letters below:
(t - ت , th-  ث , d - د , dh- ذ  , r- ر  , z- ز  , s- س  , sh-  ش , s- ص , d -ض  , t - ط  , z- ظ  , n- ن  )
When the “l” is not omitted (no assimilation)
The moon = alqamar  القمر (moon = qamar قمر )
The sunset = alghuroub  الغروب(sunset =ghuroub غروب )
The eye = al’ayn  العين(eye = ‘ayn عين )
The king = almalik  الملك(king = malik ملك )
The present = alhadiah  الهدية(present = hadiah الهدية )
These are just examples of the rest of alphabets that no assimilation is needed for, so you can use the “al” without omitting the “l”. the letters the assimilation is not needed for are:
(a - أ , b ب , j ج , h ح ,  kh خ , ‘ ع  , gh غ , f ف  ,q ق , ك , l ل , m م , n ن ,  h هـ , w  و, yaي  )

Note that whenever an assimilation is needed you need to double the first consonant coming after the first “a” in the word, to understand it more look at the table above.

Arabic Indefinite Articles:

To use the indefinite article in Arabic, there is not much that you can add, just leave the word with no article, especially when you write in Arabic alphabet, there is a small modification however that occurs to the tail of the word, called nunation (adding the suffix “un”):
A house = bait +un = baitun  بيتٌthe “un” is expressed by this symbol ( ُُ ُُ   or  ٌٌٌٌ  ) when written in Arabic alphabet, like in the example of: baitun = بيتٌ  .
A sun = shams+un = Shamsun شمسٌ ,  a dog = kalbunكلبٌ ,  a tree = shajaratun شجرةٌ , a student = tilmeedun تلميذٌ , a language = lugatun لغةٌ .
Since the nunation is a property of the indefinite article you cannot apply it to the definite article,
The star = annajm النجم , a star = najmun نجمٌ .
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Arabic Alphabet

This lesson will help you understand the alphabet in Arabic, and enables you to use real examples shown below. If you have any question let us know by clicking on the “Contact us” button, this lesson is very important since it covers a very widely used element in Arabic which is the alphabet.
The table below shows the three forms that a letter can take, a letter in a blue font shows a letter starting a word, the red font shows a letter in the middle of the word, and the black font shows a letter at the end of the word, as you may have noticed, there is no big different between the three forms.
Just a tip for you: most of the time the letter at the end looks exactly like the letter when it’s alone.
Arabic Alphabet List:
 
**: letters having stars next to them can only connect with other letters placed before them and not after, which means that if a letter is placed after them, that letter should take a form as if it was placed in the beginning of the word.
Note also that the letters I marked with stars in the table above never connect with other letters marked with stars either before or after.
So you have to be careful with these starred letters, because sometimes they may make you think that they’re the last letter of a word because they have that form of an ending letter, while in the reality they may not be the last letter of the word. The table below may explain it better:
 
Learning how to read Arabic characters and how to pronounce it will make it very easy for you to learn the language, and avoid counting on transliterations that are not really reliable.
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Arabic Phrases

This lesson will help you understand the learn the phrases in Arabic, and enables you to use real examples shown below. If you have any question let us know by clicking on the “Contact us” button, this lesson is very important since it covers a very widely used element in Arabic which is the daily  .phrases
Hi! Salam
سلام
Good Morning! Sabah el kheer
 صباح الخير
Good Evening! Masaa el kheer
 مساء الخير
Welcome! (to greet someone) Marhaban
 مرحبا
How Are You? Kaifa haloka/ haloki ( female)
كيف حالك
I'm Fine, Thanks!  Ana bekhair, shokran! أنا بخير شكرا
And You? Wa ant? / Wa anti? (female
 و أنت؟
Good Jayed
 جيد
Thank You (Very Much)! Shokran (jazeelan)
 شكرا (جزيلا)
You're Welcome! Al3afu
العفو
Hey! Friend! Ahlan sadiqi/ sadiqati! (female
 أهلا صديقي /صديقتي!
I Missed You So Much! Eshtaqto elaika/ elaiki (female) katheeran
 إشتقت إليك كثيرا
?What's New? Maljadeed
 مالجديد؟
Nothing Much Lashai jadeed
 لا شيء جديد
Good Night! Tosbeho/ tosbeheena (female) 3ala khair
 تصبح/ تصبحين على خير
See You Later! Araaka/ Araaki (female) fi ma ba3d
 أراك في مابعد
Good Bye! Ma3a salama
 مع السلامة
Good Luck! Bettawfeeq
 بالتوفيق
Happy Birthday! Eid meelad sa3eed
 عيد ميلاد سعيد
Happy New Year! Sana sa3eedah
 سنة سعيدة
!Merry Christmas! 3eed meelad majeed
 عيد ميلاد مجيد
!Happy Eid! Eid mobarak
 عيد مبارك!
!Happy Ramadan Ramadan mobarak
 رمضان مبارك
Congratulations! Mabrook
 مبروك!
Enjoy! (For meals…) Shahia tayebah
 شهية طيبة
I'd Like To Visit Morocco One Day Arghabu bezeyarat al maghrib.
 أرغب بزيارة المغرب
Say Hi To John For me. Sallem 3ala John men ajli
 سلِّم على (جون) من أجلي
Bless you (when sneezing) Rahimaka Allah/ Rahimaki Allah (female)
 رحمك الله
Good Night & Sweet Dreams! Laila sa'eda wa ahlaam ladida
 ليلة سعيدة و أحلام لذيذة!
I'm Sorry! (if you don't hear something) 3afwan
 عفوا!
Sorry (for a mistake) Aasef
 أسف
No Problem! La moshkelah 
 لامشكلة
Can You Say It Again?  A3ed men fadlek!/ A3eedi men fadleki (fem
 أعد من فضلك
Can You Speak Slowly? Takalam bebot’ men fadlek/ fadleki (fem)
 تكلم ببطء من فضلك
Write It Down Please
Oktobha men fadlek/ Oktobiha men fadleki (fem)
 أكتبها من فضلك! / أكتبيها من فضلك
I Don't Understand! La afham
 لا أفهم
I Don't Know! La a3ref
 لآ أعرف
I Have No Idea. La adri
 لاأدري
?What's That Called In Arabic? Ma esmoho bel arabiah
ما أسمه بالعربية
?What Does "qit" Mean In English
?Mada ta3ni kalemat "qit" bel inglizia
ماذا تعني كلمة "قط" بالانجليزية
?How Do You Say "Please" In Arabic
Kaifa taqulu kalimat "please" bel arabia
 كيف تقول كلمة "بليز" بالعربية؟
What Is This? Ma hadha (dh sound like the one in that)
ما هذا
My Arabic Is Bad. Lughati al arabic laisat kama yajib
 لغتي العربية ليست كما يجب
I need to practice my Arabic
Ahtaaju an atadarraba 3ala al arabia
 احتاج ان اتدرب على العربية
Don't Worry! La taqlaq! La taqlaqi (fem)
 لاتقلق/ لا تقلقي!

Tuesday, December 31, 2013




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Sunday, December 29, 2013


                              Family members’ vocabulary in Arabic

Arabic nations respect the family and the bonds among relatives a lot, in this lesson we will join Sarah who will talk about her small family and we will list the family vocabulary in Arabic and English.


مرحباً , إسمى سارة و أنا إبنة عمرو و ليلى. وحفيدة أحمد وفاطمة.

Hello , My name is Sarah and I am Amr and Lila;s daughter, And the Granddaughter of Ahmed and Fatimah.

يلعب محمد الكرة مع إبن عمنا كريم, واقضى وقتى مع إبنة عمنا ريهام فى التسوق

My brother Mohamed plays soccer with our cousin Karim, and I spend my time I shopping with our cousin Reham

عمى تامر لدية منزل واسع و نستطيع اللعب فية بحرية وزوجة عمى نور دائما ما تطهى لنا أفضل الطعام.

Tamer my uncle has a large house and we can freely play in it . and my uncle’s wife Noor always cock for us the best food ever.

List of Family member terms in Arabic.

Arabic

Pronunciation

English

أب Ab Father
أم Um Mother
ابن Ibn Son
ابنة Ibnah Daughter
أخ Akh Brother
أخت Ukht Sister
جد Jad Grandfather
جدة Jaddah Grandmother
حفيد Ḥafeed Grandson
حفيدة Ḥafeedah Granddaughter
أحفاد Aḥfaad Grandchildren
عم 3am Uncle (Father side)
خال Khaal Uncle (Mother side)
عمة 3mmah Aunt (Father side)
خالة Khaalah Aunt (Mother side)
إبن العم Ibnu Al-3m Cousin (male) – (Father side)
إبن الخال Ibnu Al-Khaal Cousin (male) – (Mother side)
بنت العم Bintu Al-3m Cousin (female) – (Father side)
بنت الخال Bintu Al-Khaal Cousin (female) – (Mother side)
إبن الأخ Ibnu Al-Akh Nephew (brother’s son)
إبن الأخت Ibnu Al-Ukht Nephew (sister’s son)
إبنة الأخ Ibnatu Al-Akh Niece (brother’s daughter)
إبنة الأخت Ibnatu Al-Ukht Niece (sister’s daughter)
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The four seasons in Arabic – الفصول الأربعة

In today’s lesson we will have the four seasons in Arabic.
the four seasons in arabic
fall season in arabic - الخريف
winter season in arabic - الشتاء
spring season in arabic - الربيع
summer season in arabic - الصيف

what we do in the four seasons


فصل الخريف - fallفصل الشتاء - winterفصل الربيع - springفصل الصيف - summer

learn how to Tell your favorite Hobby in arabic

We all have our favorite Hobbies and we usually speak about it. In this lesson you will learn how to talk about your favorite hobby in Arabic.

List of hobbies in Arabic and English:

English

Arabic

Reading القراءة
Watching TV مشاهدة التلفزيون
Family Time قضاء الوقت مع الأسرة
Gardening البستنة
Walking المشي
Exercise ممارسة الرياضة
Listening to Music الاستماع إلى الموسيقى
Hunting الصيد
Team Sports الرياضات الجماعية
Football كرة القدم
Shopping التسوق
Traveling السفر
Sleeping النوم
Socializing التواصل الإجتماعي
Sewing الخياطة
Golf الجولف
spiritual/religious Activities النشاطات الروحية / الدينية
Relaxing الاسترخاء
Housework الأعمال المنزلية
Crafts الصناعات اليدوية
Watching Sports مشاهدة المباريات الرياضية
Bicycling ركوب الدراجات
Hiking المشي لمسافات طويلة
Cooking الطبخ
Eating Out تناول الطعام بالخارج
Swimming السباحة
Camping التخييم
Skiing التزحلق
Working on Cars العمل على السيارات
Writing الكتابة
Boating ركوب الزوارق
Animal Care رعاية الحيوانات
Bowling البولينج
Painting الرسم
Running الجري
Dancing الرقص
Horseback Riding ركوب الخيل
Tennis التنس
Theater المسرح
Billiards البلياردو
Beach الشاطئ
Volunteer Work العمل التطوعي

How to talk about your hobby :

My favorite hobby is reading. هوايتى المفضلة هى القراءة.
My favorite hobby is football هوايتى المفضلة هى كرة القدم Or هوايتى المفضلة هى ممارسة كرة القدم.
My favorite hobby is browsing the internet. هوايتى المفضلة هى تصفح الانترنت.
What is your favorite hobby ? ما هوايتك المفضلة ؟

Arabic tongue twisters

Apricots – مشمش


المشمش دة مش من مشمشكم

مكان المشمش دة مش من مشمشنا

al mesh’mesh dah mish mien meshmeshkum wikamah al mesh’mesh dah mish mien meshmeshnah.

Rough translation:

These apricots are not our apricots. The place of these apricots is not the place of our apricots


My soul – روحى



Rou7i we rou7ik ya rou7i rou7ain be rou7 matra7 ma trou7 rou7ik rou7i bet rou7!

روحي وروحك ياروحي روحين بروح , مترح متروح روحك روحى بتروح

Rough translation:

My soul and your soul are one soul. Wherever your soul goes, my soul also goes!


Fez – طربوش

طربوش تطربشنا به وطربوش ما تطربشنا به قوم يا متطربش وتطربش بالطربوش الذي لم نتطربش به

Tarboush tatarbshana beh wa Tarboush tatarbshana ma beh. Qowm ya mettarbsh we ttrabsh beltarboush althe lam nattrbsh beh

Rough translation:

There is a tarboosh, that we have set up, and a tarboosh, that we have not set up. Stand up tarboosh-wearer, and set up the tarboosh that we have not set up.


خيط حرير على حيط خليل

Khet 7arer 3la het khalil

Rough translation:

Silk string on Khalil’s wall

أسعد سعيد صابر صعد سور سعد صايل
As3ad sa3ed saber sa3d soor s3d sayel

Asaad Saied Saber climbed Saad Sayel’s fence.

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How to ask for the road

Arabic Pronunciation English
أين ….؟ Ayna…? Where…….?
كيف أصل إلى ….؟
Kayfa asel ela …? How do I get….?
أين أقرب…..؟
Ayana aqrab …? Where is the nearest..?
هل هذا هو الطريق إلى…..؟
Hal haza hwa al tariq ela … ? Is this the way to …..?

Places you may ask for:

Arabic Pronunciation English
المستشفى Almostashfa the hospital
المطار Almatar the airport
محطة القطار
Mahtet al qetar the train station
قسم الشرطة
Qesm alshortah the police station
السوق Al souq The Mall
النادى Al naddy the Club
المتحف Al mathaf the museum
مكتب البريد Maktab albarid the post office
محطة الباص Mahtet al bus the bus station
الفندق Al fondok
the hotel

Examples of asking for directions in Arabic

Excuse me, Where is the airport
?
عذراً , أين المطار ؟

3othran, ayna almtar ?

How do I get to the train station, please?

من فضلك , كيف أصل لمحطة القطار ؟

Men fadlak , kyfa asel lemahtet alqetar? 
Where is the nearest Hospital?

أين أقرب مستشفى ؟

Ayana aqrab mostashafa ?

Is this the way to The Mall?

هل هذا الطريق الى السوق/المول ؟

Hal iatha al tareeq ela al souq/al mall?

Giving Directions

Arabic Pronunciation English
إتجاهات Etgahat Directions
إذهب يسارا Ezhab yasarn Go left (masculine)
إذهب يمينا Ezahab yamenan Go right (masculine)
إذهبي يسارا Ezhabe yasarn Go left (feminine)
اذهبي يمينا Ezahabe yamenan Go right (feminine)
على اليمين Ala al yameen On the right
على اليسار Ala al yassar On the left
أول شارع Awal sharia’ First street
ثاني شارع Thani sharia’ Second street
إمشي قليل Emshi qalilan Walk
على طول Ala tool Straight ahead
أعبر الشارع A’obr al sharea’ Cross the road
سأريك الطريق Sa awreek al traiq I can show you!
تعالى معى Ta’ale ma3ee Come with me!
قريب Qareeb Near
بعيد Ba’eed Far
بجانب Beganeb Next to
مقابل Moqabel Opposite
بين … و… Bayna … wa… Between… and…
خلف Khalfa behind

Examples of giving directions in Arabic:

The mall is neat from here, you can go on foot.

Go straight on for 300 M, then go left and cross the street you will find the mall next to the museum.

المول قريباً من هنا , تستطيع المشى اليه.

أمشى على طول لمسافة 300 متر ثم استدر يساراً وأعبر الطريق ستجد المول بجانب المتحف.

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Cardinal directions in Arabic – Points of the compass in arabic – اتجاهات البوصلة


Cardinal directions in Arabic

In Arabic Pronounce In English
الشمال Al shamal North
الجنوب Al ganoob South
الشرق Al sharq East
الغرب Al gharb West
الشمال الشرقى Al shamal Al sharqe Northwest
الجنوب الشرقى Al ganoob Al sharqe Southeast
الجنوب الغربى Al ganoob Al gharbe Southwest
الشمال الغربى Al shamal Al gharbe Northeast
شمال الشمال الشرقي shamal Al shamal Al sharqe North-Northwest
شرق الشمال الشرقي Sharq Al shamal Al sharqe East-Northeast
شرق الجنوب الشرقي Sharq Al ganoob Al sharqe East-Southeast
جنوب الجنوب الشرقي ganoob Al ganoob Al sharqe South-Southeast
جنوب الجنوب الغربى ganoob Al ganoob Al gharb South-Southwest
غرب الجنوب الغربى gharb Al ganoob Al gharbe West-Southwest
غرب الشمال الغربى gharb Al shamal Al gharbe West-Northwest
شمال الشمال الغربى shamal Al shamal Al sharqe shamal Al shamal


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How to tell days of the week in Arabic – the complete guide

Days of the Weeks are essential vocabularies in any language. And Arabic isn’t an exception. The Arabs have seven days like the rest of the world :) List of days of the week in Arabic with pronounce and English translations.
In Arabic Pronounce In English
السبت As sabt Saturday
الأحد Al ‘ahad Sunday
الأثنين A lith nayn Monday
الثلاثاء Ath thu la tha’ Tuesday
الأربعاء Al ar ba a’ Wednesday
الخميس Al kha mis Thursday
الجمعه Al jum ah Friday

The meaning of each day:

السبت : A moment in time. Also the rest الأحد : The one, the first number in counting and the first day of the week الأثنين : The second day of the week الثلاثاء : The third day of the week الأربعاء : The fourth day of the week الخميس : The fifth day of the week الجمعة : It comes from the meeting

How to tell days of the week in Arabic in past tense:

Adding the word:

الماضي Al ma de The last

So it will be:

السبت الماضي As sabt Al ma de Last Saturday
الأحد الماضي Al ‘ahad Al ma de Last Sunday
الأثنين الماضي A lith nayn Al ma de Last Monday
الثلاثاء الماضي Ath thu la tha’ Al ma de Last Tuesday
الأربعاء الماضي Al ar ba a’ Al ma de Last Wednesday
الخميس الماضي Al kha mis Al ma de Last Thursday
الجمعه الماضي Al jum ah Al ma de Last Friday

How to tell days of the week in Arabic in future tense:

Adding the word:

القادم Al qa dem The Next

So it will be:

السبت القادم As sabt Al qa dem The Next Saturday
الأحد القادم Al ‘ahad Al qa dem The Next Sunday
الأثنين القادم A lith nayn Al qa dem The Next Monday
الثلاثاء القادم Ath thu la tha’ Al qa dem The Next Tuesday
الأربعاء القادم Al ar ba a’ Al qa dem The Next Wednesday
الخميس القادم Al kha mis Al qa dem The Next Thursday
الجمعه القادم Al jum ah Al qa dem The Next Friday

Can You translate this?

Last Friday I went to my aunt’s house, this Friday I am in my uncle’s house and the next Friday I will say home.

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Arabic Names – Arabic names for boys – Arabic names for girls

Arabic names that start with A

Arabic names for girls / women

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
عفيفة
Afifah
modest
أمل
Amal
Hope
ألماس
Almas
Diamond
أمينة
Aminah
faithful
آية
Ayah
Verse in quran
أفنان
Afnan
Green branches of tree
أمت السلام
Amatasalam
Servant of peace
أنابيا
Anabia
Door of jannat
عائشة
Aysha
Alive and well

Arabic names for boys / Men

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
أسد
Asad
Lion
عشور
Ashour
Strongest assyrian king
عبد الفتاح
Abdul fattah
Servent of the opener(Allah)
عبد المنعم
Abdul munim
Slave of the benefactor (Allah)
علاء
Alaa
Handsome
عبد الله
Abdullah
Servent of allah
أنس
Anas
Love eefection
أحمد
Ahmad
praiseworthy
أكرم
Akram
Most generous
أمين
Ameen
Faithful
أمجد
Amjad
More glorious
عَمر
Amr
Old arabic name
عمار
Ammar
Making a home
عبد العزيز
Abdulaziz
Servent of Allah
أمير
Ameer
prince
عبد الرحمن
Abdulrahman
Servent of “ El Rahman ” allah

Arabic names that start with B

Female

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
بشرى
Bushra
good news
بسمة
Basma
A smile
بهيجة
Bahjia
happy
بتول
Batul
virgin
بدور
Budur
Full moons
بهية
BahiYYa
beautiful
بصيرة
Basira
wise

Male

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
بشار
Bashshar
Bringer of good news
برهان
Burhan
Proof
باسل
Basel
Brave
بهاء
Baha
Beautifulness
بهير
Baahir
brilliant
باسم
Basem
Always Smiling
بلال
Bilal
Arabic name
بدر
Badr
Full moon

Arabic names that start with D

Female

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
ضحى
Duha
Forenoon
دلال
Dalal
Traeted in kind way
ضياء
Diyaa
Light
دانيا
Dania
The echo
دعاء
Duaa
prayer

Male

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
داؤود
Dawud

ضياء
Diyaa
Proof
داوانا
Dowana
Brave
دابر
Dabir
Beautifulness
ضياء الدين
Diya al din
brilliant

Arabic names that start with E

Female

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
إميلي
Emily
Flower

Male

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
إبراهيم
Ebrahim
Name of prophet
إسماعيل
Esmail
Name of prophet
عيسى
Esaa
Name of prophet
آمير
Emir
To command
عصام
Esam
Safeguard
إيهاب
Ehab
gifting someone

Arabic names that start with F

Female

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
فادية
Fadia
saviour
فاضلة
fadila
virtuous
فيروز
FAIRUZ
turquoise
فائزة
FAIZA
victor
فريدة
Farida
unique, precious
فرح
Farrah
joy
فتحية
Fathiyya
conqueror
فاطمة
Fatmiah
to abstain
فاتن
Fatin
charming
فوزية
Fawziah
triumph
فردوس
Fordoos
paradise

Male

Name in Arabic
Pronounce
Meaning
فادي
Fadi
saviour
فاضل
Fadil
virtuous
فضل
Fadl
generosity
فهد
Fahd
panther
فريد
Farid
precious
فارس
Faris
knight
فاروق
Faruq
person who can tell right from wrong
فتحيّ
Fathi
conqueror
فوزيّ
Fawzi
triumph
فيصل
Faysal
a judge
فؤاد
fu’ad
heart

House vocabulary in Arabic – Room Vocabulary in Arabic

Memorizing vocabularies helps you to quickly understand Arabic; the best way to do it is to start with vocabularies of objects you use or deal within your daily life. One of these vocabularies is the House.
In alphabetic order:

English

Arabic

A
A
air conditioner
مكيف الهواء
appliances
الأجهزة
attic
العلية
awning
سقيفة


B
B
back door
الباب الخلفي
baluster
عمود الدرابزين
backyard
الفناء الخلفي
barbecue
الشوايه
basement
بدروم
bathroom
حمام
bathtub
حوض الاستحمام
bedroom
حجرة النوم
blinds
الستائر
broom
مكنسة
bunk bed
سرير بطابقين


C
C
carpet
سجادة
carport
مرآب
ceiling
سقف
cellar
قبو
chimney
مدخنة
closet
خزانة
clothes dryer
مجفف ملابس
washer
مغسلة
column
عمود
concrete
إسمنت
curtains
الستائر


D
D
dining room
غرفة الطعام
dish washer
غسالة الأطباق
doggie door
باب الكلب
doghouse
بيت الكلب
door
باب
door bell
جرس الباب
doorknob
مقابض الابواب
doorway
مدخل
downstairs
الطابق الأسفل
dryer
مجفف


E
E
electrical outlet
منفذ الكهرباء
electrical system
النظام الكهربائي
entrance
مدخل
entry
دخول
entryway
مدخل


F
F
family room
غرفة العائلة
fan
مروحة
faucet
صنبور
fence
سياج
fireplace
مدفأة
floor
أرضية
frame
إطار
front door
الباب الأمامي
front stoop
تنحدر الجبهة
furniture
أثاث
fuse box
علبة الصمامات الكهربائية


G
G
garage
مرآب
garage door
باب المرآب
garbage can
برميل القمامة
garden
حديقة
garden shed
سقيفة الحديقة
gate
بوابة


H
H
hall
قاعة
hallway
مدخل
heater
سخان
hinge
مفصلة
home
منزل
hose
خرطوم مياه
house
منزل


I
I
inglenook
ناحية الموقد
insulation
العزل


J
J
jamb
عضادة الباب أو النافذة


K
K
key
مفتاح
kitchen
مطبخ


L
L
ladder
سلم
lamp
مصباح
laundry
الغسيل
laundry room
غرفة الغسيل
library
مكتبة
light
ضوء
light switch
مفتاح الضوء
lintel
عتبة
living room
غرفة المعيشة
lock
قفل
loft
دور علوي
lumber
خشب


M
M
mailbox
صندوق البريد
mat
حصيرة
mirror
مرآة
mop
ممسحة


N
N
newel
سنادة أو دعامة الدرابزين
nook
ركن
nursery
المشتل


O
O
overhang
التندة


P
P
painting
لوحة
pantry
حجرة المؤن
patio
فناء
picture
صورة
picture frame
إطار الصورة
plumbing
السباكه
pool
حمام سباحة
porch
الشرفة


T
T
toilet
مرحاض
trash can
سلة المهملات
trim
تقليم
tub
حوض استحمام


U
U
upstairs
الطابق العلوي


V
V
vacuum cleaner
مكنسة كهربائية
Venetian blinds
الستائر المعدنية
vase
مزهرية


W
W
walkway
الممشى
wall
جدار
washer
مغسلة
washing machine
غسالة آلية
waste basket
سلة النفايات
water heater
مسخن الماء
window
نافذة


Y
Y
yard
ساحة

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