How to Say “Dryer” in Arabic

مجفف
The English word "dryer" is translated into Arabic as مجفف.
The term refers to a household appliance used for drying clothing. You can also use the phrase مجفف الشعر to specifically mean "hair dryer".
Meaning: household appliance for drying clothing (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The word مجفف is derived from the root ج–ف–ف (j-f-f), which relates to the concept of dryness or drying.

Did you know?

  • In a professional salon context, مجفف الشعر is often shortened simply to 'سشوار' (sashwar), which comes from the French 'séchoir'.
  • In Arabic, the word for 'dryness' from the same root can describe a person's personality if they are seen as lacking emotion or warmth.
  • In many Arabic dialects, people might use the word غسالة (washing machine) to colloquially refer to the whole laundry set, including the dryer.

Examples in context

  • أحتاج لشراء مجفف جديد لغرفة الغسيل الخاصة بي.
    I need to buy a new dryer for my laundry room.
  • عندك مجفف استخدمه؟
    Do you have a dryer I can use?
  • ما لقيت سشواري في أي مكان!
    I can't find my hair dryer anywhere!
  • المجفف في الحمام.
    The dryer is in the bathroom.
  • أين وضعنا مجفف الملابس؟
    ayna wada'na mujaffif al-malabis?
    Where did we put the clothes dryer?
  • هذا مجفف جديد وسريع.
    hadha mujaffif jadid wa sari'.
    This is a new and fast dryer.

Example conversation

Youssef and Sarah are in their laundry room.

  1. يوسف Youssef

    هل اشتريتِ مجففاً جديداً يا سارة؟
    hal ishtarayti mujaffifan jadidan ya Sarah?
    Did you buy a new dryer, Sarah?
  2. سارة Sara

    نعم، هذا المجفف رائع جداً.
    na'am, hadha al-mujaffif ra'i' jiddan.
    Yes, this dryer is very wonderful.
  3. يوسف Youssef

    رائع، سأجربه الآن.
    ra'i', sa-ujarribuhu al-an.
    Great, I will try it now.
  4. سارة Sara

    احذر، فهو حار قليلاً.
    ihdhar, fahuwa harr qalilan.
    Be careful, it is a little hot.
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