Arabic

The Arabic word for stubborn is عنيد. The adjective describes someone who is refusing to move or change their opinion.

The English phrase “guinea pig” is translated into Arabic as خنزير غينيا.

The English word “college” is translated into Arabic as كلية.

In Arabic, “goodnight I love you” is said as تصبح على خير بحبك. This phrase is used to say goodbye to a loved one before they go to sleep.

The English phrase “Maldives” is translated into Arabic as الْمَالْدِيف. This refers to the country located in South Asia.

The English word “beloved” is translated into Arabic as حبيب.

The English phrase “chickpeas” is حمص in Arabic. حمص refers to the small, round, edible seeds from a legume plant.

The English word “mayonnaise” is مايونيز in Arabic. The term refers to the cream with a base of egg yolks and oil.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘cabbage’ is كرنب (karnab). كرنب is the word heard at the market and in recipes, as in بغيت شي كرنب, ‘I want some cabbage’.

The English word “god” can be translated into Arabic as إِلٰه or رَبّ.