Arabic

The phrase “days of the week” in Arabic is أيام الأسبوع.

The English phrase ‘sharing’ is translated into Arabic as مشاركة.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘when’ is امتى (emta). امتى opens or ends a question about timing, such as هتيجي امتى؟, ‘when will you come’.

The Arabic word for “narcissist” is نرجسي. The term is used to describe a person who displays an extreme preoccupation with themselves.

The English word “breakfast” is translated into Arabic as إِفْطَار or فَطُور. Both terms refer to the first meal of the day.

The Arabic word for plum is برقوق (barquq). The word refers to the fruit of the Prunus domestica plant.

Salam alaikum in Arabic is السلام عليكم (as-salāmu ʕalaykum), a greeting that means peace be upon you.

Peanut butter in Arabic is زبدة الفول السوداني. The phrase refers to the peanut butter spread.

The English word ‘virgin’ can be translated into Arabic. The default form is بتول.

In Arabic, the word for leg is ساق. The term is used to refer to the lower limb from the groin to the ankle.