Alan Thomas

The English word “mole” can be translated into Arabic as خلد or طَوْبِين. This term refers to the burrowing insectivore mammal.

The Arabic phrase for orange juice is عصير برتقال. The phrase refers to the juice made from squeezed oranges.

In Arabic, ‘box’ is صُنْدُوق. The term refers to a cuboid space or a container. Depending on the context, صُنْدُوق can also mean a trunk or a chest.

The English phrase “god bless your hands” is translated into Arabic as تسلم إيديك.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘I am tired’ said by a male is تعبان (ta’ban). A female speaker says تعبانة (ta’bana).

The English word ‘cupcake’ is translated into Arabic as كب كيك. The term refers to a small cake.

In Morocco, ‘happy Eid’ is عيد سعيد (‘id said).

The English phrase “Hungary” is translated into Arabic as الْمَجَر m or الْمَجْر or هُنْغَارِيَا.

The English phrase “hi, how are you?” is translated into Arabic as مرحبا، كيف حالك؟.

The English name David is translated into Arabic as دَاوُود. The name is used as a male given name.