How to Say “Millionaire” in Arabic

مليونير
milyōnēr
The English word "millionaire" is translated into Arabic as مليونير (milyōnēr).
The word مليونير is a noun used to describe someone whose wealth is greater than one million.
Meaning: somebody whose wealth is greater than one million (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

milyōnēr

Did you know?

  • The word مليونير is a loanword from French, which is how it entered many Arabic-speaking-intellectual circles during the early 20th century.
  • In Arabic, the spelling of مليونير follows the phonetic structure of the Western word rather than the traditional Arabic way of building nouns from roots.
  • In some Arabic literature, a person with immense wealth might be described using the classical term ثري instead of the modern مليونير to sound more elegant.

Examples in context

  • زيري مليونير.
    Ziri is a millionaire.
    This sentence is useful for stating that someone is a مليونير.
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Example conversation

Noor and Ziad are talking about their dreams.

  1. نور Nour

    ماذا ستفعل إذا أصبحت مليونيرًا؟
    madha sataf'al idha asbahta milyuneeran?
    What would you do if you became a millionaire?
  2. زياد Ziad

    سأسافر حول العالم يا نور.
    sausafiru hawla al-alam ya Noor.
    I would travel around the world, Noor.
  3. نور Nour

    هذا حلم جميل يا زياد.
    hadha hulm jameel ya Ziyad.
    That is a beautiful dream, Ziad.
  4. زياد Ziad

    نعم، لكنه صعب التحقيق.
    na'am, lakinahu sa'b at-tahqeeq.
    Yes, but it is hard to achieve.

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