How to Say “I Will Bomb You” in Arabic

سأفجرك
sa'ufajjiruk
The phrase "I will bomb you" in Arabic is سأفجرك (sa'ufajjiruk).
This phrase is used to express a threat to attack someone using an explosive device.

What does it mean word for word?

The word سأفجرك is composed of the prefix sa- meaning "will", the verb ufajjiru meaning "I explode" and the suffix -ka meaning "you" (masculine).

Which one should you use?

Use سأفجرُكِ to direct the threat toward a female, and use سأفجركم to direct the threat toward a group of people.

How does it change in a sentence?

The suffix at the end of the verb changes based on whom you are addressing: use -ka for a masculine singular subject, -ki for a feminine singular subject and -kum for a plural group.

How do you pronounce it?

sa'ufajjiruk

Did you know?

  • The root of this violent verb, f-j-r, is traditionally used in a peaceful and life-giving sense to describe the way a natural spring of water suddenly bursts through the earth.
  • In Arabic grammar, the prefix sa- indicates a near future, while the prefix sawfa indicates a more distant future. Switching to sawfa would make the threat feel more ominous and calculated.
  • Because the verb is so intense, using it even metaphorically can be taken much more seriously in many Arabic-speaking cultures than a similar hyperbolic expression might be in English.

Examples in context

  • سأفجرك في منتصف الطريق.
    sa'ufajjiruka fi muntasaf al-tariq.
    I will bomb you in the middle of the road.
  • احذر، سأفجرك قريباً!
    ihdhar, sa'ufajjiruka qariban!
    Watch out, I will bomb you soon!
  • سأفجرك إذا لم تبتعد.
    sa'ufajjiruka idha lam tabta'id.
    I will bomb you if you do not move away.

Example conversation

Two enemies facing each other in a war zone.

  1. عمر Omar

    استسلم الآن وإلا سأفجرك!
    Istaslim al-aan wa-illa sa'ufajjiruki!
    Surrender now or I will bomb you!
  2. سارة Sara

    لن أخاف من تهديداتك يا عمر.
    Lan akhafa min tahdidatika ya Omar.
    I will not be afraid of your threats, Omar.
  3. عمر Omar

    أنا لا أمزح، سأفجرك حقاً.
    Ana la amzah, sa'ufajjiruki haqqan.
    I am not joking, I will really bomb you.
  4. سارة Sara

    افعل ما تريد، أنا مستعدة.
    If'al ma turid, ana musta'idda.
    Do what you want, I am ready.
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