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In Arabic, the English word ‘learning’ is translated as تَعَلُّم. The word تَعَلُّم describes the abstract process or action of learning.

Singer in Arabic is مُطْرِب (muṭrib), and the more general word is مُغَنٍّ (muḡannin).

The English phrase paradise is translated into Arabic as جنة. The word جنة refers to a very pleasant place.

The English word “back” is translated into Arabic as ظَهْر. The word ظَهْر refers to the anatomical rear of the body.

The phrase “how much is this?” in Arabic is expressed as بكم هذا؟. This phrase is used to ask for the price of an item.

The English word nature is translated into Arabic as طبيعة. The word طبيعة refers to the natural world and its order.

The English word bottle is translated into Arabic as زُجَاجَة.

To check in Arabic is to say فحص. The verb فحص means to verify or compare something with a source of information.

The English phrase “dua” is translated into Arabic as دعاء. The term دعاء describes an act of supplication or a prayer addressed to God in Islam.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘teacher’ for a man is مدرس (medarres).