How to Say “I Love Her” in Arabic

أحبها
uhibbuhā
The English phrase "I love her" is translated into Arabic as أحبها (uhibbuhā).
This phrase is used to express strong affection or romantic feelings toward a female person.

What does it mean word for word?

The word أحبها is composed of the verb uhibbu (I love) and the suffix -hā (her).

How does it change in a sentence?

The suffix -hā in أحبها is the feminine singular direct object pronoun used to represent "her".

How do you pronounce it?

uhibbuhā

Did you know?

  • Depending on the region, a speaker might use بموت فيها to say they love her, which literally means 'i am dying in her'. This is a common hyperbole used to show extreme devotion.
  • To express an even deeper bond, a speaker might use أعشقها, which comes from a word meaning 'ivy'. This implies that the lover is entwined with the beloved like a climbing plant.
  • Arabic distinguishes between several levels of love, including هوى, which refers to a love that 'falls' or strikes the heart suddenly, like a physical blow.

Examples in context

  • قررت أن أخبرها بأني أحبها.
    I decided to tell her that I love her.
    This sentence is useful for showing how to express a decision to tell someone that you love them using أحبها.
    Tatoeba #458551 by saeb, translation #454329 by mamat
  • أحبها.
    I love her.
    This sentence is a simple way to state the phrase أحبها.
    Tatoeba #371467 by saeb, translation #261221 by CK
  • أحبها كثيرا.
    I love her so much.
    This sentence shows how to add intensity to the phrase using أحبها.
    Tatoeba #11743531 by dididodo, translation #7961822 by Amastan
  • 4 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Youssef is talking to Leila about his sister.

  1. يوسف Youssef

    إنها أختي الصغرى وأنا أحبها.
    Innaha ukhti al-sughra wa ana uhibbuha.
    She is my little sister and I love her.
  2. ليلى Layla

    هذا جميل جداً يا يوسف.
    Hadha jamil jiddan ya Youssef.
    That is very beautiful, Youssef.
  3. يوسف Youssef

    نعم، أحبها لأنها طيبة القلب.
    Na'am, uhibbuha li'annaha tayyibat al-qalb.
    Yes, I love her because she is kind-hearted.
  4. ليلى Layla

    من الواضح أنكما مقربان.
    Min al-wadih annakuma muqarriban.
    It is clear that you two are close.

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