Arabic

Sudan in Arabic is السودان (as-sudan). السودان is the name of the Republic of Sudan.

The English phrase “muslim prayers” is translated into Arabic as صلاة. صلاة refers to the ritual acts of worship performed by followers of Islam.

The English word diverticulitis is translated into Arabic as التهاب الرتوج. This noun refers to an infection of the diverticulum.

The English phrase “I am not feeling well” is translated into Arabic as لا أشعر أنني بخير.

Saif in Arabic is سيف (sayf), the word for a sword.

The English word “gorilla” is غوريلا in Arabic.

The English phrase “what is the price?” is translated into Arabic as كم السعر؟. This phrase is used to ask how much something costs.

The English phrase ‘hands up’ is translated into Arabic as ارفع يديك. This phrase is used as an interjection to command someone to surrender.

The English phrase “dishes” is translated into Arabic as أطباق.

The Arabic word for “poetic” is شعري. The adjective is used to describe things relating to poetry.