Camel in Arabic language is:
جَمَل(sing)
(jamal)
How do you say camel in Arabic
جَمَال(pl)
(jamaal)
جَمَلان
(jamalān)
meaning: two camels
ناقة
(naqah).
meaning: female camel
How to write came in Arabic
Types of camels in Arabic
In Arabic, the word “camel” is generally referred to as “جمل” (pronounced jamal). However, there are different names for camels based on certain characteristics, features, or specific uses. Here are some variations:
- جمل أعوج (Jamal A’waj):
- Refers to the Arabian camel or dromedary, which has one hump.
- جمل ثنائي الحدبتين (Jamal Thnayi al-Hadbatain):
- Refers to the Bactrian camel, which has two humps.
- جمل البحر (Jamal al-Bahr):
- Literally translates to “sea camel” and is sometimes used to refer to a ship of the desert, highlighting its importance in transportation across vast deserts.
- جمل السباق (Jamal al-Sibaaq):
- Refers to a racing camel, highlighting its use in traditional camel racing.
- جمل الصومال (Jamal al-Sumal):
- Refers to the Somali camel, highlighting its association with the Somali region.
These names might be used in specific contexts or regions, and the choice of name often depends on the dialect and cultural practices in different Arabic-speaking areas.
Sentences using camel in Arabic
- الجمل يمشي بثقة في الصحراء.
- (Al-Jamal yamshi bithiqah fi as-sahraa.)
- Translation: The camel walks confidently in the desert.
- (Al-Jamal yamshi bithiqah fi as-sahraa.)
- الجمل لديه طابع فريد وجمال.
- (Al-Jamal ladayh taabi’ fareed wajamaal.)
- Translation: The camel has a unique charm and beauty.
- (Al-Jamal ladayh taabi’ fareed wajamaal.)
- الجمل هو حيوان مفيد في الصحراء لأنه يمكنه تحمل الحمولة والتنقل عبر الرمال.
- (Al-Jamal huwa hayawan mufeed fi as-sahraa li’annahu yumkinuhu tahmil al-hamoulah wa at-tanakkul ‘abra ar-ramal.)
- Translation: The camel is a useful animal in the desert because it can carry loads and travel across the sands.
- (Al-Jamal huwa hayawan mufeed fi as-sahraa li’annahu yumkinuhu tahmil al-hamoulah wa at-tanakkul ‘abra ar-ramal.)
- يُستخدم الجمل في السباقات التقليدية في بعض الثقافات العربية.
- (Yustakhdam al-Jamal fi as-sibaaqat at-taqleediyyah fi ba’d ath-thuqafat al-Arabiyyah.)
- Translation: Camels are used in traditional races in some Arab cultures.
- (Yustakhdam al-Jamal fi as-sibaaqat at-taqleediyyah fi ba’d ath-thuqafat al-Arabiyyah.)
Derived from:
The Arabic word for “camel” is “جمل” (jamal). The root letters of this word are “ج” (j), “م” (m), and “ل” (l). The root, in this case, is “ج-م-ل.”
Some more words with same root letters:
- جَمال (jamāl):
- This word means “beauty.”
- It is often used to describe physical beauty but can also refer to other forms of attractiveness.
- This word means “beauty.”
- جَمِيل (jameel):
- This is an adjective that means “beautiful” or “handsome.”
- جَمَلَ (jamala):
- This is a verb meaning “to beautify” or “to make beautiful.”
- جَمْلَة (jumla):
- This word means “sentence” or “phrase.” It is used in the context of linguistics and grammar.
- جَمَلِيَّة (jamaliyyah):
- This is an adjective that means “aesthetic” or “related to beauty.”
Arabic camel names
- جميل (Jameel) –
- Meaning “handsome” or “beautiful.”
- ركاب (Rikab) –
- Referring to their role as riding animals.
- صحراوي (Sahrawi) –
- Meaning “desert dweller.”
- نسمة (Nasma) –
- Translating to “breeze” or “gentle wind.”
- ذهبي (Zahabi) –
- Signifying “golden,” perhaps for a camel with a light-colored coat.
- قوة (Quwa) –
- Meaning “strength” or “power.”
- عاصفة (Aasifa) –
- Translating to “storm,” suitable for a lively or energetic camel.
- مسافر (Musaafir) –
- Meaning “traveler,” fitting for a camel used in journeys.
- لؤلؤة (Luluah) –
- Translating to “pearl,” symbolizing something precious.
- غيمة (Ghayma) –
- Meaning “cloud,” perhaps for a camel with a grayish color.
These names are just examples, and in reality, camel names can vary based on personal preference, cultural influences, and the specific attributes or behaviors of the individual camel.