How to Say “Swim” in Arabic
To swim in Arabic is to say سبح (sabaḥa). The verb refers to the action of moving through water.
To swim in Arabic is to say سبح (sabaḥa). The verb refers to the action of moving through water.
The English word “dollar” is translated into Arabic as دولار. دولار is a noun used to designate the specific currency known as the dollar.
The standard word for garden in Arabic is حديقة (ḥadīqa). حديقة is the most widely used word for a garden, from a flower garden at home to a public park.
The phrase “your house” in Arabic is بيتك. بيتك is used to refer to the home where the person being spoken to lives.
The English name Sebastian is written in Arabic as سيباستيان. The name is used as a given name for individuals.
The English phrase “chips” is رقائق البطاطس in Arabic. رقائق البطاطس refers to thin slices of potato that are fried or baked until crunchy.
To rise up in Arabic is نهض (nahada). The verb نهض is used to describe the act of rising up or mounting a rebellion.
The common way to tell a man to shut up in Arabic is اسكت (uskut), and to a woman اسكتي (uskuti). اخرس (ikhras) is much harsher and is a real insult.
The usual Arabic word for metal is معدن (maʕdin). معدن is the general word for metal as a material. It can also mean mineral, for example in geology.
The English word “divided” can be translated into Arabic as مقسم.