Arabic

The Arabic word for the political capital of a state is عاصمة. عاصمة is used to describe the chief city that serves as the seat of a nation’s government.

In Arabic, the phrase for “next week” is الأسبوع القادم. The phrase is used as an adverb to refer to the week following the current one.

The English word “daughter” is expressed in Arabic as اِبْنَة. The terms used for daughter describe a female offspring.

The English word star is translated into Arabic as نجمة. In an astronomical context, a star refers to a luminous celestial body made of plasma.

The English word “boat” is translated into Arabic as قارب.

The English phrase “my student” is translated into Arabic as طالبي. The phrase refers to a person who is being taught by the speaker.

Ayesha is an English transcription of the Arabic female given name عائشة.

The English phrase ‘marital status’ is translated into Arabic as الحالة الاجتماعية.

The English phrase “I am thirsty” is translated into Arabic as أنا عطشان. This phrase is used to express a physical need to drink water or other liquids.

Amira in Arabic is أميرة (Amīrah), which means princess and is also a popular female name.