How to Say “Vanilla Extract” in Arabic

خلاصة الفانيليا
khulāsat al-fānīlyā
خلاصة الفانيليا (khulāsat al-fānīlyā) is the Arabic phrase for vanilla extract.
خلاصة الفانيليا refers to the liquid flavoring used in cooking and baking to add the scent and taste of vanilla to food.
Meaning: liquid used in cooking (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

khulāsat al-fānīlyā

Did you know?

  • While English uses 'extract', the Arabic word خلاصة (khulāsa) can also be used metaphorically to mean the 'gist' or 'summary' of a long speech or book.
  • Vanilla is often paired with الهيل (cardamom) in Middle Eastern desserts, creating a scent profile different from Western baking.
  • Because vanilla is not native to the Middle East, the word فانيليا (fānīlyā) is a direct loanword from European languages, unlike many other spices.

Examples in context

  • بضع قطرات من خلاصة الفانيليا
    A few drops of vanilla essence
  • أحتاج إلى خلاصة الفانيليا للكعكة.
    ahtāju ilā khulāṣat al-fānīliyā lil-ka'ka.
    I need vanilla extract for the cake.
  • هل لديكِ خلاصة الفانيليا في المطبخ؟
    hal ladayki khulāṣat al-fānīliyā fī al-maṭbakh?
    Do you have vanilla extract in the kitchen?
  • اشتريتُ زجاجة من خلاصة الفانيليا اليوم.
    ishtaraytu zzūjājah min khulāṣat al-fānīliyā al-yawm.
    I bought a bottle of vanilla extract today.

Example conversation

Yousef and Layla are baking together in the kitchen.

  1. يوسف Youssef

    ليلى، أين وضعتِ خلاصة الفانيليا؟
    Laylā, ayna waḍa'ti khulāṣat al-fānīlyā?
    Layla, where did you put the vanilla extract?
  2. ليلى Layla

    إنها موجودة في الخزانة يا يوسف.
    Innahā mawjūdah fī al-khizānah yā Yūsuf.
    It is in the cupboard, Yousef.
  3. يوسف Youssef

    شكراً، سأضع ملعقة واحدة الآن.
    Shukran, sa'aḍa' mil'aqah wāḥidah al-ān.
    Thanks, I will put one spoon now.
  4. ليلى Layla

    حسناً، لا تضع الكثير منها.
    Ḥasanan, lā taḍa' al-kathīr minhā.
    Okay, do not put too much of it.
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