Arabic

The English word haircut is حلاقة in Arabic. The word حلاقة can refer to both a haircut and the act of shaving (such as shaving a beard).

The Arabic word for later is لاحقاً. لاحقاً is an adverb used to indicate that an action will occur afterward in time.

The English verb ‘teach’ is translated into Arabic as علّم. The verb refers to the act of passing on knowledge to someone else.

To say names in Arabic, the plural of name, use أسماء (asmāʾ). أسماء (asmāʾ) is the plural of the Arabic word for name.

The English word ‘condolence’ is translated into Arabic as تَأْسِيَة or تَعْزِيَة. These terms refer to the expression of sympathy when someone has died.

The English word “vocabulary” is translated into Arabic as مُفْرَدَات. The term is used to describe the set of words a person knows.

The English phrase ‘please sit down’ is translated into Arabic as إِجْلِس مِن فَضْلَك.

The English phrase “happy bakrid” is translated into Arabic as عيد أضحى مبارك.

The English phrase ‘pbuh’ can be expressed in Arabic using صلعم.

The English word dolphin is دُلْفِين in Arabic. The term refers to an aquatic mammal.