Arabic

In Arabic, “line” can be translated as سَطْر or خَطّ. The term refers to a single horizontal row of text on a screen, printed paper, etc.

In Arabic, history is تاريخ. The word تاريخ refers to the branch of knowledge that studies the past.

The English phrase “black monkey” is قرد أسود in Arabic. The phrase is used to describe a monkey that has black fur.

The English phrase “cap” is translated to Arabic as قُبَّعَة. The term refers to a head covering.

The English phrase “I have a bomb” is translated into Arabic as معي قنبلة.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘I want’ is بغيت (bghit). بغيت introduces a wish or a request, as in بغيت كاس ديال الأتاي, ‘I want a glass of tea’.

The Arabic word for jasmine is ياسمين. ياسمين refers to the jasmine plant of the genus Jasminum.

The Arabic word for bathroom is حمام. حمام is a versatile term used to refer to a room with a bathtub, as well as a toilet or restroom.

The English phrase “hello sir” is translated into Arabic as مرحبًا يا سيدي. مرحبًا يا سيدي is a polite greeting used when addressing a man.

The Arabic word for lobster is استاكوزا. The word refers to the crustacean known as a lobster.