ماديسون
Madisun
The English name Madison is translated into Arabic as ماديسون (Madisun).
ماديسون is used to represent the name Madison, whether it is being used as a given name, a surname or a place name.
Meaning: surname, given name, place name (name)
Is it said differently in some regions?
In Egyptian Arabic, the name Madison is written as ماديسون.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Madisun.
Did you know?
- When writing ماديسون in a calligraphic style like 'Diwani', the letters may be stretched or curved so much that the name becomes a decorative shape rather than a legible word.
- In formal Arabic documents, the name ماديسون would be written exactly as it appears here, regardless of whether it refers to a person or a city in the US.
- Arabic uses a system of optional marks called 'tashkeel' to indicate short vowels, but in a name like ماديسون, these are usually omitted as the reader knows the pronunciation.
Examples in context
- من دواعي سروري لقائك، ماديسون.Nice to meet you, Madison.
- أنا أسكن في مدينة ماديسون.ana askunu fĩ madĩnat mādĩsōn.I live in the city of Madison.
Example conversation
Layla and Ziad are talking about a new colleague.
- ليلى Laylaمن هي الموظفة الجديدة؟Man hiya al-muwazzafa al-jadida?Who is the new employee?
- زياد Ziadاسمها ماديسون وهي من أمريكا.Ismuha Madison wa hiya min Amerika.Her name is Madison and she is from America.
- ليلى Laylaهل هي من مدينة ماديسون؟Hal hiya min madinat Madison?Is she from the city of Madison?
- زياد Ziadلا، هي من نيويورك.La, hiya min New York.No, she is from New York.
