Arabic

The English phrase ‘anything’ is translated into Arabic as أي شيء.

Syria in Arabic is سُورِيَا (sūriyā). Both terms are used to refer to the country in West Asia.

To say congrats on baby in Arabic, use مبروك المولود (mabrouk al-mawloud), which congratulates someone on the birth of a new child.

In Arabic, ‘egyptian’ is مِصْرِيّ. The term is used to describe a person from Egypt.

The English word slippers is translated into Arabic as شبشب. The term refers to light shoes with open backs, worn inside the house for comfort.

Lebanese Arabic has two words for ‘aunt’: خالة (khaleh) for a mother’s sister and عمة (ammeh) for a father’s sister.

The English word handsome can be translated into Arabic as جَمِيل or وَسِيم. In Arabic, these terms are used to describe attractiveness.

The Arabic phrase for “may allah grant him jannah” is رزقه الله الجنة. A prayer asking God to grant a deceased person a place in paradise.

Allahumma barik is an Arabic phrase used to mean “O Allah, bless”. The phrase is used to express admiration for someone or something.

The English word “mole” can be translated into Arabic as خلد or طَوْبِين. This term refers to the burrowing insectivore mammal.