Arabic

The Arabic word for “blessing” is بركة (baraka).

To sneak in Arabic is تسلل (tasallala).

The Arabic verb for ‘to say’ is قَالَ. The verb is used to communicate information verbally or in writing.

In Arabic, “I finished” is expressed as انتهيت. This phrase is a statement used to say that you have completed a task or activity.

The English word ‘proud’ is translated into Arabic as فخور. The adjective فخور is used to express being gratified, feeling honoured or feeling satisfied.

The English word ‘tired’ can be translated into Arabic as مُتْعَب (mutʕab). Both forms are used to describe the state of being in need of rest or sleep.

In Arabic, “happy islamic new year” is said as سنة هجرية مباركة. The phrase سنة هجرية مباركة is used specifically to celebrate the Islamic New Year.

The English word ‘tiny’ is translated into Arabic as ضئيل. To emphasize how small something is, you can say ضئيل جداً to mean ‘very tiny’.

In Arabic, the word for waste (garbage/by-products) is نفايات. The word نفايات refers to physical useless by-products or garbage.

The English phrase “conveyor belt” is translated into Arabic as حزام ناقل. حزام ناقل refers to a continuous band moved to transport objects.