How to Say “Ad” in Arabic

إعلان
The English word 'ad' can be translated into Arabic as إعلان.
إعلان is used for an advertisement. You can also use إعلان تجاري specifically when referring to a commercial or a marketing ad.
Meaning: clipping of advertisement (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word إعلان describes both a commercial 'ad' and a formal 'announcement' or 'proclamation'. Because of this, a government decree and a billboard for soap use the same word.
  • In many Arabic-speaking countries, a digital 'ad' is often called إعلان ممول, which literally translates to a 'sponsored declaration'.
  • The root of إعلان is shared with the word علني, which means 'publicly'. This reflects a linguistic focus on the act of making something known to the crowd rather than the act of selling.

Examples in context

  • ردّت ليلى على إعلان سامي.
    Layla answered Sami's ad.
    This example shows how to use إعلان in a sentence.
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  • رأيت إعلانًا جديدًا اليوم.
    ra'aytu i'lanan jadidan al-yawm.
    I saw a new ad today.

Example conversation

Youssef and Sarah are browsing their phones together.

  1. سارة Sara

    هل رأيت هذا الإعلان؟
    hal ra'ayta hadha al-i'lan?
    Did you see this ad?
  2. يوسف Youssef

    نعم، إنه إعلان لسيارة جميلة.
    na'am, innahu i'lan li-sayyara jamila.
    Yes, it is an ad for a beautiful car.
  3. سارة Sara

    سأبحث عن تفاصيل الإعلان.
    sa-abhathu 'an tafasil al-i'lan.
    I will look for the ad details.
  4. يوسف Youssef

    فكرة جيدة يا سارة.
    fikra jayyida ya Sarah.
    Good idea, Sarah.

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