How to Say “Tournament” in Arabic

بطولة
The English word "tournament" in Arabic is بطولة.
The term بطولة is used to describe a series of games or a tournament. It can also mean a single championship depending on the context.
Meaning: series of games (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The word بطولة can mean both a single "championship" and a "tournament" depending on context.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of بطولة is بطولات.

Did you know?

  • In a non-sporting context, بطولة can refer to the 'protagonist' or 'lead role' in a movie or play. The person playing the lead is seen as the 'hero' of the story.
  • The root of بطولة is the word بطل, which means 'hero' or 'champion'. Therefore, calling an event a بطولة literally translates to calling it a 'heroism'.
  • Depending on the dialect, sports fans may use the word دوري for a league tournament, which comes from the word for 'turn' or 'rotation'.

Examples in context

  • هل شاهدت بطولة التنس؟
    hal shahadta butulat at-tennis?
    Did you watch the tennis tournament?
  • أنا فزت في بطولة الشطرنج.
    ana fuztu fi butulat ash-shatranj.
    I won in the chess tournament.

Example conversation

Maryam and Omar are discussing a local sports event.

  1. مريم Maryam

    هل ستشارك في هذه البطولة؟
    hal satushariku fi hadhihi al-butula?
    Will you participate in this tournament?
  2. عمر Omar

    نعم، سأشارك في بطولة كرة القدم.
    na'am, sa-ushariku fi butulat kurat al-qadam.
    Yes, I will participate in the football tournament.
  3. مريم Maryam

    هذا رائع يا عمر!
    hadha ra'i' ya Omar!
    That is great, Omar!
  4. عمر Omar

    شكراً لكِ يا مريم.
    shukran laki ya Maryam.
    Thank you, Maryam.
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