Arabic

To lie in Arabic is to say كَذَبَ. The verb refers to the act of telling an intentional untruth.

The Arabic word for twenty is عشرون. عشرون is the cardinal number used to represent the quantity of twenty.

Malik (مالك) is an Arabic given name.

The phrase “may allah be with you” in Arabic is الله معك. الله معك is a phrase used to wish someone protection and guidance from God.

The English word ‘bunker’ can be translated into Arabic as مَخْبَأ or قَبْو.

The Arabic word for street is شَارِع (šāriʕ). شَارِع is the standard term for official street names and addresses in most Arabic-speaking countries.

The English phrase “hi adam” can be translated into Arabic as مرحباً آدم. This phrase is a friendly greeting used to say hello to a person named Adam.

The English word ‘scientist’ is translated into Arabic as عَالِم. عَالِم refers to one whose activities make use of the scientific method.

The English phrase “eden” is translated into Arabic as عدن. The word عدن refers to the concept of Eden.

In Arabic, the word for camel is جمل.