Gabriel Chase

Salat in Arabic is صلاة (ṣalāh), the word for the Islamic ritual prayer. صلاة refers to the formal prayer that Muslims perform five times a day.

The English phrase “hello baby” can be translated into Arabic as أهلاً يا حبيبي.

The Arabic word for street is شَارِع (šāriʕ). شَارِع is the standard term for official street names and addresses in most Arabic-speaking countries.

The English phrase “scissors” is مِقَصّ in Arabic. The term refers to a tool used for cutting.

The phrase “stupid monkey” in Arabic is قرد غبي. The phrase is used to describe a monkey that lacks intelligence.

طارق is the Arabic way to say the male given name Tariq.

The English word “dill” is translated into Arabic as شِبِثّ. The term refers to the herb of the species Anethum graveolens.

The English word “rain” is translated to Arabic as مطر. The term مطر refers to an instance of particles falling (noun).

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘I want’ is most commonly أريد (areed). In daily speech Iraqis just as often say أبي (abi), a short, casual way to say ‘I want’.

ألينا is the Arabic form of the female given name Alina. ألينا is used as a female given name.