Arabic

To swim in Arabic is to say سبح (sabaḥa). The verb refers to the action of moving through water.

The English phrase “give me” is translated into Arabic as أعطني. The phrase is used to express a preference.

To say “enjoy your day” in Arabic, you use استمتع بيومك.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘my husband’ is راجلي (rajli).

The English name Lucas is written as لوكاس in Arabic. The word لوكاس is used as a surname.

To guess in Arabic is expressed as خَمَّنَ or حزر. Both verbs mean to reach an unconfirmed conclusion.

‘verse’ in Arabic is آية (ayah). The term آية is the most frequently used term for ‘verse’ in Arabic, especially in the context of the Quran.

In Arabic, the word for trip is رِحْلَة. The term رِحْلَة is used to describe a specific trip or excursion.

The Arabic phrase for “do you” is هل أنت. This phrase is used to form a question to ask if someone is in a certain state or is a certain way.

The phrase ‘qubool hai’ refers to the Arabic expression قبلت, which is a formal declaration of acceptance used during an Islamic marriage contract.