How to Say “Blogger” in Arabic

مُدَوِّن
mudawwinmasculine
The English word blogger is translated into Arabic as مُدَوِّن (mudawwin). If unsure, use مُدَوِّن. Wiktionary also lists مُدَوِّنَة (mudawwina).
Meaning: contributor to a blog (noun)

Ways to say it

“blogger” in Arabic
Arabic Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
مُدَوِّن mudawwin masculine
مُدَوِّنَة mudawwina feminine

The term refers to a person who contributes to a blog.

What does it mean word for word?

The word مُدَوِّن is derived from the root d-w-n (د–و–ن), which relates to recording, documenting or writing down information.

How do you pronounce it?

mudawwin

Did you know?

  • In Arabic, the word تَدْوِين can refer to the process of transforming an oral tradition into a written text, such as the first formal collections of Hadith.
  • Before the internet, a مُدَوِّن would have been described as a scribe or a chronicler, as the word describes the act of documenting rather than the medium of a website.
  • In many Arabic-speaking digital circles, you might hear people use the English loanword 'blogger' transliterated into Arabic script rather than using the formal مُدَوِّن.

Examples in context

  • أعجبني مقاله، يجب أن أتابع هذا المدوّن.
    I liked his article. I should follow this blogger.
  • أرغب في قراءة تدوينات هذا المُدَوِّنِ المُحْتَرَف.
    I want to read the blog posts of this professional blogger.
  • هو مُدَوِّن مشهور جداً.
    huwa mudawwin mashhur jiddan.
    He is a very famous blogger.
  • هل أنت مُدَوِّن تقني؟
    hal anta mudawwin tiqani?
    Are you a tech blogger?

Example conversation

Ahmed and Laila are discussing career paths in a cafe.

  1. أحمد Ahmed

    هل تريدين أن تصبحي مُدَوِّنَة؟
    hal turidina an tasbihi mudawwina?
    Do you want to become a blogger?
  2. ليلى Layla

    لا، لستُ مُدَوِّنَة، أنا مصورة.
    la, lastu mudawwina, ana musawwira.
    No, I am not a blogger, I am a photographer.
  3. أحمد Ahmed

    أنتِ موهوبة جداً في التصوير.
    anti mawhuuba jiddan fi al-taswir.
    You are very talented at photography.
  4. ليلى Layla

    شكراً لك يا أحمد.
    shukran laka ya Ahmed.
    Thank you, Ahmed.
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