How to Say “Reminder” in Arabic

تذكير
tadhkīr
The Arabic word for 'reminder' is تذكير (tadhkīr).
تذكير refers to a note or message sent to make someone remember a task or an appointment.

How does it change in a sentence?

To say 'reminder of [something]', use the preposition 'bi-' (بـ) attached to the noun, such as in the phrase تذكير بموعد (reminder of an appointment).

How do you pronounce it?

tadhkīr

Did you know?

  • The root of تذكير is also found in the word for 'male' or 'man' (ذكر), linking the concept of biological identity to the act of remembering.
  • The concept of 'remembrance' in Arabic culture is deeply tied to the term ذكر, which refers to the repetitive chanting of God's names to maintain a constant state of mindful presence.
  • The Arabic root ذ ك ر is the basis for the word ذكر, which means both 'to remember' and 'to mention'. This means a 'reminder' is literally an act of bringing a mention back to mind.

Examples in context

  • يرجى تذكير الجميع بالاجتماع القادم.
    Please remind everyone of the upcoming meeting.
  • سأقوم بإرسال تنبيه أسبوعي لموعد التسليم.
    I will send a weekly reminder for the submission deadline.
  • ممكن تعمل لي تنبيه للاجتماع؟
    Can you set a reminder for the meeting?
  • أريد إرسال تذكير لك.
    Urīdu irsāla tadhkīr laki.
    I want to send you a reminder.
  • هل وصلك تذكير بالموعد؟
    Hal waṣalaka tadhkīrun bil-maw'id?
    Did you receive a reminder for the appointment?
  • هذا مجرد تذكير بسيط.
    Hādhā mujarradu tadhkīrin basīṭ.
    This is just a simple reminder.

Example conversation

Ziad reminds Layla about a meeting.

  1. زياد Ziad

    يا ليلى، هل وصلك تذكير الاجتماع؟
    Ya Layla, hal wasalaki tadhkir al-ijtima'?
    Layla, did you receive the meeting reminder?
  2. ليلى Layla

    لا، لم أرَ أي رسالة بعد.
    La, lam ara ayya risalah ba'd.
    No, I haven't seen any message yet.
  3. زياد Ziad

    سأرسل لك تذكيرًا الآن على هاتفك.
    Sa-ursilu laki tadhkiran al-an 'ala hatifiki.
    I will send a reminder to your phone now.
  4. ليلى Layla

    شكرًا يا زياد، سأنتظره.
    Shukran ya Ziyad, sa-antadhiruh.
    Thank you Ziad, I will wait for it.
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