Arabic

The English word “brat” can be translated into Arabic as شقي. The term is used to describe a selfish, spoiled or unruly child.

In Moroccan Arabic, the command ‘come!’ is اجي (aji). اجي is the imperative used to call someone over.

The English phrase ‘madrasa’ (school for Islamic theology) is translated into Arabic as مَدْرَسَة إِسْلَامِيَّة.

The word for crown in Arabic is تاج (tāj). تاج is the royal headdress worn by a king or queen.

The Arabic word for embarrassed is مُحْرَج. The word مُحْرَج is used to describe a person having a feeling of shameful discomfort.

The English phrase “nikah mubarak” translates to Arabic as زواج مبارك. This phrase is used to wish a couple a blessed marriage.

The Arabic word for “ocean” is مُحِيط. The term refers to one of the large bodies of water.

The English word “bunny” is translated into Arabic as أرنب. The word أرنب is a noun used to refer to a rabbit.

The English phrase ‘all is well’ is expressed in Arabic as كل شيء على ما يرام.

The English name Mark is translated as مارك in Arabic.