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spring + easter vocab in arabic 🌷مفردات الربيع بالعربية🌷

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Easter is a Christian holiday so in Arab countries it’s celebrated by Arab christians though you’d often find the whole country in celebration as is the case with Shamm Enniseem ‘the Egyptian Easter’ which is a national holiday (with Coptic roots) that falls a day after Easter; like Easter, it’s more of a celebration of spring. Often this coincides with the Jewish Passover as well.

Spring - الرَبيع [arrabī’]
March - مارِس [māris]
April - إبريل [‘ibrīl]
May -مايو [māīu]
ٍSpring/vernal equinox - الإعتِدال الرَبيعي [al'i'tidāl arrabī'i]
Easter - عيد الفِصْح ['īd alfiṣḥ]
Passover - (lit. Jewish Easter) عيد الفصح اليَهودي ['īd alfiṣḥ alyahōdī]
nature - الطَبيعَة [aṭṭabī'a]
earth - الأرْض [alarḍ]
sun - شَمس [shams]
sunrise - إشراق ['ishraq]
shining - مُشرِق [mushriq]
rainbow - قَوس قُزح [qaus quzaḥ]
colourful - مُلَوَّن [mulaūan]
cheerful - مُبهِج [mubhij]
bright - ساطِع [sāṭi’]
warmth - دِفئ [dif’]
warm - دافئ [dāfi’]
breeze - نَسيم [nasīm]
winds - رِياح [rīāḥ]
windy - عاصِف ['āṣif]
cloud - غَيْمَة [ghaīma]
cloudy - غائِم [ghā'im]
rain -مَطَر [maṭar]
rainy - مُمْطِر [mumṭir]
dew نَدَى [nadā]
fresh - مُنْعِش [mun'ish]
green - أخْضَر ['akhḍar]
grass - عُشْب ['ushb]
plant - زَرْعَة [zar'a]
tree - شَجَرَة [shajara]
(tree) leaf - وَرَقَة شَجَر [waraqa shajar]
picnic - نُزْهَة [nuzha]
garden - حَدِيقَة [ḥadīqa]
gardener - بُسْتَاني [bustānī]

worm دُوْدَة [duda]
bird عُصْفُور ['uṣfūr]
bee نَحْلَة [naḥla]
bunny - خَرْنِق [kharnaq]
rabbit - أرْنَب ['arnab]
egg - بَيضة [baiḍa]
insect - حَشَرَة [ḥashara]
butterfly - فَراشَة [farāsha]
cocoon - شَرنَقَة [sharnaqa]
caterpillar - يَرَقَة [yaraqa]
beetle bug - خُنفُساء [khunfusā’]
ladybug دُعسوقَة [du'sūqa]
grasshopper - جرادة [jarāda]

flower / blossom - زَهْرَة [zahra]
pollen - لُقاح [luqāḥ]
buds - بُرعُم [bur'um]
petal - بَتَلَة [batalah]
rose - وَرْدَة [warda]
sunflower دَوَّار الشمس [daūar alshams]
daisy - أُقحُوَان ['uqḥūān]
daffodils - نَرْجِس [narjis]
chamomile (from the daisy family) بابونج [bābūng]
tulip - خُزَامي / توليب [tūlib / khuzāmī]
pansy - بَنَفْسَج [banfsaj]
carnation - قَرَنْفِل [qaranfal]
orchid - أُركيد ['urkīd]
peach blossom - زَهْرَة الخَوْخ [zahrat alkhūkh]
cherry blossom - زَهْرَة الكَرَز [zahrat alkaraz]
lily - زَنْبَق [zanbaq]
jasmine - ياسَمين [yasmīn]
zinnia - زِينِيَة [zīnīa]
dahlia - أضَاليا ['aḍālīā]

bloomed - تَفَتَح [tafattaḥ]
shone - أنارَ ['anār]
rained - أمطَرَ ['amṭar]
melted - ذابَ [thāb]
planted - زرعَ [zara’]
grew - نبَتَ ['anbat]
flourished - ازدَهَرَ ['izdahar]

[romanisation by @qxzu bc i still don’t know the proper transcript]

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|N A M E S = RANDOM VOCAB.|

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So these are some Female names that are ACTUAL -most used daily- vocabulary… might be weird but yep!
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Expressions with the word “Allah”

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Thank you for this interesting request, @languagesandshootingstars!

Before I begin I’ll start by explaining the word “Allah”. It doesn’t mean “God of Muslims” as many people might think, it simply means “The God”, which refers to the God in the Abrahamic, monotheist religions (Islam, Christianity, and Judaism) which is why Arabic speakers of these religions say “Allah” when they are referring to “The one God”.

There is a word for “deity” (a God among other Gods, whether it’s to refer to polytheist regions or in mythology studies), and I believe that the best word in that context is إله the female is : إلهة and the plural is آلهة.

So now, this vocabulary list is to talk about the famous expressions that contain the word “Allah” in them, which I’m sure you’ll encounter if you’re speaking with Native Arabic speakers.

والله / Wallah/ [audio : Standard Arabic + dialect]

Literal meaning : (I swear) By God

Usage : when you’re swearing, for example : Wallah (I swear) I didn’t eat the cake you hid in the fridge, why won’t you believe me?

(There are other ways to say that you swear, for example : بالله (Billah), for example بالله عليك إنت إللي أكلت الكيكة؟ / billah ‘aleek inta elli akalt el keika?/ (Swear) by God, were you the one who ate my cake?)

ما شاء الله / Ma Shaa’a Allah / [audio : Standard Arabic] / [audio : Dialect]

Literal meaning : “What God Wills”

Usage : It’s used by people to express their happiness or how impressed they are about something. Also, people usually use this word to protect themselves or the person they are happy for from the evil eye (the bad eye, jealousy).

If someone is sharing a good piece of news to their friend, their friends would say “Ma Shaa Allah, I’m so happy for you”. Also, if a friend is complimenting your eyes or outfit, they would follow their compliment with “Ma Shaa Allah” with the intention of protecting you from accidentally being struck by the evil eye.

سبحان الله /Subhaan Allah / [audio : Standard Arabic]

Literal meaning : Glorified is God

Usage : when you’re impressed about something or to show how amazed you are about something that exists or has happened. For example, if you’re talking to your friend about a very beautiful sunset that you’ve seen or describing the beautiful voice of a nightingale that you’ve heard, you can start by saying “Subhan Allah.”

It can also be used as a response to an impressive thing that you’ve heard someone say like how a person miraculously survives a dangerous or deadly situation.

الله يسامحك/ Allah ysaamhak/ [audio : dialect]

Note : in MSA it’s سامحك الله [audio] / saamahaka Allah

Literal meaning : May God forgive you

Usage : when you’re upset with someone and ask that God will forgive them. Usually people say that when they’re really upset with someone but they’re implying that they don’t want to say anything else (which is a better alternative than insulting someone or saying rude things to them in response) for example:

- I purposely broke your favorite vase yesterday because you said that my outfit was ugly.

-What? How could you..?Y-you know what, May God forgive you.

الله اعلم /Allahu a’lam / [audio : Standard Arabic + dialect]

Meaning : God is more knowledgeable

Usage : as the meaning suggests, it’s used to say that God knows more than you do with regards to a certain question, that is, you either don’t know the answer or don’t have enough information about it. For example :

-Do you think there is are living beings in space?

-Allahu a’alam…

كتر الله خيرك/ Kattar Allah Kheirak / [audio : dialect]

Literal meaning : may God multiply your good (deeds)

Usage : it can either be used as a thank you to someone who did something good or as being sarcastic to someone who has messed a situation up, it depends on the context but I usually hear it more as sarcasm than as a genuine thank you.

إن شاء الله / In Shaa’ Allah / [audio : Standard Arabic] / [audio : dialect]

Literal meaning : If God wills

Usage : When you’re talking about future events that you’re uncertain about. There are also many people who use “in shaa allah” to show that although they are determined to do something, in the end, this thing will happen if God is willing.

[More expressions under the cut]

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Useful Expressions in Arabic

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These are expressions in MSA (modern standad arabic) I thought that they can maybe help you guys. if you need anything concerning Arabic, just hit me up!

EDIT: i added transliteration

One could say: يمكن القول (yomkeen al-kawl)

A little: قليلا (kalilan)

Alright: حسنا (hasanan)

Be careful: كن حذرا (kon hadiran)

Believe it or not: صدق أو لا تصدق (sadek aw la tusadek)

For example: على سبيل المثال( aala sabil al-mithal)

Good luck: حظا سعيدا (haddan saa’aidan)

Have fun: استمتع(ي) (estamtee’ )

How about: ماذا عن (mada aan)

In the meantime:في الأثناء (fi al-athne)

It doesn’t matter: لا يهم (la yuhem)

Make yourself at home: اعتبر نفسك في منزلك (eetaber nafssek fi manzilek)

No wonder: لا عجب (la aa’ajab)

No problem:لا مشكلة (la moshkila)

Of course:طبعا (tabaa’an)

See you later: إلى اللقاء (ila al-lika)

Thank God:الحمد لله (alhamdulileh)

That’s life: إنها الحياة (ineha al-hayat)

Time will tell: الوقت سيخبرنا (al-wakt sayo5birouna)

Until next time: إلى المرة القادمة (ila al-mara al-kadima)

What a mess: (يالها من) فوضى ((yaleha men) fawda)

(what) nonsense:هراء (hura’)

What’s for lunch: ماذا على الغداء (mada aala al-ghida)

Yet again: لكن مرة أخرى (lakin mara okhra)

You included: أنت ضمنهم (anta demnahom)

You’re kidding me: أنت تمزح (anta tamzah)

Last but not least:آخرا و ليس أخيرا (akhiran wa layssa akhiran)

Not at all:أبدا (abadan)

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Arabic Vocab List: Music.

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I saw a Norwegian post like this and I thought it was awesome and I’ll do the same.
So here you go, some Music-related Arabic vocab. I hope you find it useful ♡

NOUNS
Music = Musīqa = موسيقى
Song: Ogh.niya = أغنية
Singer (M/F): Mughannī/ Mughanniya = مغني/مغنية
Artist (M/F): Mu'allef/Mu'allefa = مؤلف/مؤلفة
Album: Albūm = ألبوم
Rhythm= Īqā` = إيقاع
Concert= Hafla Ghinā’ īya = حفلة غنائية
*literally= Musical Party*
Performance= Adā’ = أداء
Release= Isdār = إصدار
Microphone= Mikrofon = ميكروفون
Voice / sound: Sawt = صوت
Audience: Jum.hoor = جمهور
Music Video: Video clip = فيديو كليب
Band / Group: Fir.qa = فرقة
Radio: Rādiu = راديو
Orchestra: Orchestra = أوركسترا
Tone= Naghama/ Nab.ra = نغمة/نبرة
Speaker: Mukabber Assawt = مكبر الصوت
Headphones= Sammā`āt Arra’s = سماعات الرأس
Earphones: Sammā`āt Al Udhun = سماعات الأذن

INSTRUMENTS
Piano: Biānu 😂 = بيانو
Guitar: Gītār = غيتار
Violin: Kamān = كمان
Clarinet: Mizmār = مزمار
Flute: Nāi = ناي
Trumpet: Būq = بوق
Harmonica: Harmonica = هارمونيكا
Drums: Tubūl = طبول

VERBS
Hears/listens (F/M): Tas.ma`/Yas.ma` = تسمع/يسمع
sings (F/M): Tughannī/Yughannī = يغني/تغني
Composes (F/M): Tu'allef/Yu'allef = تؤلف/يؤلف
Performs (F/M): Tu'addī/Yu'addī = تؤدي/يؤدي
Tunes (F/M): Tulahhin/Yulahhin = تلحن/يلحن
Writes (F/M): Tak.tub/Yak.tub = تكتب/يكتب
Plays (an instrument) (F/M): Ta`zif/Ya`zif = تعزف/يعزف

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Arabic Vocab List: SCHOOL

|RANDOM|

مدرسة :Madrasa = School.
جامعة: Jāme`a = University.
كلية: Kollīya = College.
درس: Dars = Lesson.
معلم(ة)/مدرس (ة): Mu`allem(a) *or* Mudarres(a) = Teacher (m/f)
مدير/ة: Mudeer/a = Principal (m/f)
ساحة: Sāha = Yard.
طالب/ة: Tālib/a = Student (m/f)
إختبار/إمتحان : Ikhtebār/Imtehān = Exam + Test.
حضور: Hudoor = Attendance.
غياب: Ghiyāb = Absence.
طاولة: Tāwila = Desk/Table.

|SUPPLIES|

دفتر: Daftar = Notebook.
قلم: Qalam = Pen.
مرسام: Mirsām = Pencil.
ورقة: Waraqa = Paper/ Sheet.
حقيبة: Haqeeba = Bag.
آلة حاسبة: Āla Hāseba = Calculator.
محاية: Mahhāya = Eraser.
مسطرة: Mustara = Ruler.
مقص: Maqas = Scissors.
ملف: Milaff = A File.

|SUBJECTS|

جغرافيا: Jughrāfya = Geography.
علوم: `uloom = Science.
رياضيات: Riyadhīyat = Math.
تاريخ: Tārīkh = History.
الفنون: Al Funoon = Arts.
لغة: Lugha = Language.
الأحياء : Al Ahyā’ = Biology.
الكيمياء: Al Kīmya’ = Chemistry.
الجبر: Al Jabr = Algebra
الفيزياء: Al Fīzyā’ = Physics.
قواعد: Qawā`ed = Grammar.
الأدب: Al Adab = Literature.

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spring + easter vocab in arabic 🌷مفردات الربيع بالعربية🌷

Cute vocabulary words in Arabic

Expressions with the word “Allah”

Useful Expressions in Arabic

Arabic Vocab List: Music.