How to Say “Bleach” in Arabic

مبيض
mubayyid
The English word 'bleach' is translated into Arabic as مبيض (mubayyid).
The term مبيض refers to the chemical substance used as a whitener.
Meaning: chemical (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The noun مبيض (mubayyid) is derived from a root meaning 'to make white', so it literally translates to 'whitener' or 'something that whitens'.

Related words

How do you pronounce it?

mubayyid

Did you know?

  • In a medical context, the word مبيض can also refer to an 'ovary', as both words share a linguistic connection to the white color of eggs.
  • While مبيض is the formal term, many Arabic speakers use the word 'clor' (كـلور), derived from the English 'chlorine', in daily conversation.
  • Because مبيض literally means 'whitener', it can be used to describe not just laundry bleach but also teeth whitening products.

Examples in context

  • أحتاج إلى المبيض.
    I need bleach.
  • هل لديك الكلور؟
    Do you have bleach?
  • ممكن جالون المبيض؟
    Can I have a gallon of bleach?
  • أريد جالون مبيض سائل برائحة المسك.
    I want a gallon of liquid bleach with a musk scent.
  • اشتريت مبيضاً جديداً اليوم.
    Ishtaraytu mubayyidan jadeedan al-yawm.
    I bought a new bleach today.
  • هل هذا مبيض أم منظف؟
    Hal hadha mubayid am munazzif?
    Is this bleach or a cleaner?
  • استخدمت مبيض الملابس لتنظيف الثياب.
    Istakhdamtu mubayyid al-malabis li-tandheef al-thiyab.
    I used clothes bleach to clean the clothes.

Example conversation

Yousef and Maryam are cleaning the kitchen together.

  1. يوسف Youssef

    هل لدينا مبيض لتنظيف الطاولة؟
    Hal ladayna mubayyid li-tanzif al-tawila?
    Do we have bleach to clean the table?
  2. مريم Maryam

    نعم، المبيض في الخزانة تحت الحوض.
    Na'am, al-mubayyid fi al-khizana tahta al-hawd.
    Yes, the bleach is in the cabinet under the sink.
  3. يوسف Youssef

    شكراً يا مريم، سأحضره الآن.
    Shukran ya Maryam, sa-uhdiruhu al-an.
    Thank you Maryam, I will get it now.
  4. مريم Maryam

    كن حذراً يا يوسف عند استخدامه.
    Kun hadhiran ya Yousef 'inda istikhdamihi.
    Be careful Yousef when using it.
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