Arabic

The Arabic word for citizen is مُوَاطِن. This noun refers to a legal member of a state.

In Arabic, the English word “land” can be translated using several terms depending on the context. The default form is بَرّ.

To say “where are you from?” in Arabic, use من وين أنت؟. This phrase is used to ask someone about their place of origin or nationality.

The English phrase ‘dress up’ is translated into Arabic as تأنق.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘gorgeous’ describing a woman is حلوة أوي (helwa awi).

The Arabic word for excuse is عذر.

To say “so beautiful” in Arabic, you use جميل جدا. The phrase is used to describe someone or something that is very attractive or pleasing to look at.

The English phrase godmother can be translated into Arabic as عَرَّابَة or إِشْبِينَة.

The English word “strong” is translated into Arabic as قوي.

The English word ‘abuse’ (referring to physical maltreatment) is translated into Arabic as إساءة.