How to Say “Boom” in Arabic

بوم
būm
The Arabic word for the English phrase 'boom' is بوم (būm).
بوم is used as a noun to describe an abrupt, low-pitched sound.
Meaning: abrupt, low-pitched sound (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is būm.

Did you know?

  • The word بوم is also the Arabic word for 'owl'.

Example conversation

Ahmed and Maryam are sitting in a room when a loud noise happens.

  1. أحمد Ahmed

    يا إلهي! ما هذا الـ بوم؟
    Ya ilahi! Ma hadha al-boom?
    Oh my god! What was that boom?
  2. مريم Maryam

    لا أعرف يا أحمد، كان الصوت مرعباً.
    La a'rif ya Ahmed, kana al-sawt mur'iban.
    I don't know Ahmed, the sound was terrifying.
  3. أحمد Ahmed

    أعتقد أنه شيء سقط في المطبخ.
    A'taqid annahu shay' saqata fil matbakh.
    I think something fell in the kitchen.
  4. مريم Maryam

    لنذهب ونرى ما حدث يا أحمد.
    Linadhhab wa nara ma hadatha ya Ahmed.
    Let's go and see what happened, Ahmed.

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