Arabic

October in Arabic is أَكْتُوبَر. Both forms refer to the tenth month of the Gregorian calendar.

The English phrase ‘may allah bless you’ is translated into Arabic as بارك الله فيك.

Wednesday in Arabic is expressed as الْأَرْبِعَاء. The term refers to the day of the week.

The English word ‘quiet’ can be translated into Arabic as صَامِت.

أليسا is the Arabic form of the female given name Alyssa. أليسا is used as a feminine given name.

The Arabic word for “thunder” is رعد. The word رعد refers to the deep, rumbling noise

In Arabic, “bro” can be translated as أخي. أخي is used to refer to a male comrade, a friend or someone who shares one’s ideals.

In Moroccan Arabic, a common insult for ‘idiot’ is حمار (hmar), literally ‘donkey’.

The English word ‘weed’ can be translated into Arabic as حشيش or أعشاب ضارة depending on the context.

The English phrase “stop lying” is translated into Arabic as توقف عن الكذب. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to stop telling falsehoods.