Arabic

The English phrase “knowledge” is translated into Arabic as معرفة.

The English phrase “broom” is translated into Arabic as مِكْنَسَة. The word refers to a domestic utensil.

The English phrase ‘too much’ is translated into Arabic as أكثر من اللازم.

ناثان is the Arabic way to say the male given name Nathan.

The Arabic word for “seed” is بذرة. In an agricultural context, بذرة refers to any propagative portion of a plant that may be sown.

The English word “never” is translated into Arabic as أبداً. The word أبداً means “at no time”.

The English verb ‘bring’ can be translated into Arabic in several ways, most commonly using أَحْضَرَ.

In Arabic, the word for sage can be translated as several different terms depending on whether you mean a wise person or the herb.

The English word “religion” is دين in Arabic. دين is used to refer to a system of beliefs dealing with the soul, a deity, and/or life after death.

The English phrase hot water is ماء حار in Arabic. ماء حار is used to mean hot water.