Arabic

The Arabic word for “hat” is قُبَّعَة. The term refers to a head covering.

The phrase “I want” in Arabic is expressed as بدي. This phrase is used to express a desire or a need for something.

Eleven in Arabic is أَحَد عَشَر. The phrase represents the cardinal number occurring after ten and before twelve.

The Arabic word for angle is زاوية. زاوية is used to refer to a geometrical figure.

The English word caramel is translated into Arabic as كراميل.

The Arabic phrase for “my friend” is صديقي. The phrase صديقي is used to refer to a person with whom one has a bond of friendship.

Elias is the English name for the Arabic male given name إلياس. إلياس is a male given name used in Arabic-speaking contexts.

The English word “boxing” is translated into Arabic as ملاكمة. The term refers to the combat sport of boxing.

The English phrase “welcome home” is translated into Arabic as أهلاً بك في بيتك. أهلاً بك في بيتك is a grammatically correct way to say “welcome home”.

In Kuwait people say تصبح على خير (tisbah ala khayr) to a man and تصبحين على خير (tisbahin ala khayr) to a woman. It literally means “wake up in goodness”.