How to Say “Window” in Arabic
To say window in Arabic, use نَافِذَة (nāfiḏa), the standard word for an opening that lets in light and air.
To say window in Arabic, use نَافِذَة (nāfiḏa), the standard word for an opening that lets in light and air.
In Arabic, the word for chapter can be expressed as فَصْل. The term refers to a section in a book.
The Arabic word for grandson is حفيد (hafid). The term is used to refer to the son of one’s child.
The English word ‘cursed’ is translated into Arabic as مَلْعُون. The term is used to describe someone or something that is subject to divine harm.
The English phrase “absolutely not” can be translated into Arabic as إطلاقاً. إطلاقاً is a strong way to say no or to express complete disagreement.
The English word ‘witch’ is translated into Arabic as ساحرة. The term refers to a person who uses magic.
In Egyptian Arabic, ‘but’ is بس (bas). لكن (lakin) is the more formal, written word, closer to Standard Arabic.
The English phrase “my prince” is translated into Arabic as أميري. أميري is a term of endearment used to address a male partner or a child.
In Arabic, the English word ‘stone’ can be translated as حجر. The term is used to describe a stone or a piece of stone.
Cardamom in Arabic is حَبْهَان, هَال or هَيْل. These terms refer to the cardamom seed or seed capsule.