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The Arabic word for jump is قفز. The verb قفز means to propel oneself rapidly upward such that momentum causes the body to become airborne.

The English phrase “checkmate” is translated into Arabic as شَاهْ مَات. The phrase is used when making the conclusive move in a game of chess.

The English phrase stomach can be translated into Arabic using مَعِدَة. The term refers to the stomach or the belly.

The Arabic word for toothpaste is معجون أسنان. معجون أسنان refers to the paste used for cleaning the teeth.

In Iraqi Arabic, the everyday way to say ‘stop’ is بس (bas).

The English word ‘where’ is translated into Arabic as أَيْنَ. The word is used as an adverb to ask at or in what place something or someone is located.

The English phrase “you’re mine” is translated into Arabic as أنت لي. This is a romantic expression used to tell a partner that they belong to the speaker.

To say “I like chicken” in Arabic, use أحب الدجاج. This phrase is used to express that someone enjoys eating chicken.

The Arabic word for “past” (as a period of time) is مَاضٍ. The word refers to a period of time that has already happened.

The phrase “I will bomb you” in Arabic is سأفجرك. This phrase is used to express a threat to attack someone using an explosive device.