Numbers in Arabic

The word for numbers in Arabic is:

عدد(s)

(adad)

أعداد

(a’daad)

How to write numbering in Arabic 1-10

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Arabic numbers 1-10

1. ١ – واحد
   • (waahid) – One
2. ٢ – اثنان
   • (ithnaan) – Two
3. ٣ – ثلاثة
   • (thalaatha) – Three
4. ٤ – أربعة
   • (arba’a) – Four
5. ٥ – خمسة
   • (khamsa) – Five
6. ٦ – ستة
   • (sitta) – Six
7. ٧ – سبعة
   • (sab’a) – Seven
8. ٨ – ثمانية
   • (thamaaniya) – Eight
9. ٩ – تسعة
   • (tis’a) – Nine
10. ١٠ – عشرة
    • (ashara) – Ten

How to write numbering in Arabic 11-20

For learning 1-100 numbers :

1. Numbers 1-10
2. Numbers 11-20
3. Numbers 21-30
4. Numbers 31-40
5. Numbers 41-50
6. Numbers 51-60
7. Numbers 61-70
8. Numbers 71-80
9. Numbers 81-90
10. Numbers 91-100

Derived From:

The Arabic word “عدد” (adad) consists of three root letters ع (Ain), د (Dal), and د (Dal).

More words with same root letters:

1. عَدَّ (adda) – to count
   • يُحِبُّ الأطفال أن يَعُدُّوا الأعداد.
     • (Yuhibbu al-atfal ‘an ya’uddu al-a’daad.)
       • Translation: Children like to count numbers.
2. عَدْل (adl) – justice
   • العَدْلُ هو أساس المجتمع الناجح.
     • (Al-‘adl huwa asas al-mujtama’ al-najih.)
       • Translation: Justice is the foundation of a successful society.
3. عِدَّة (iddah) – a span of waiting (e.g., waiting period after divorce)
   • يجب أن تنتهي العِدَّةُ قبل أن يتم الزواج مرة أخرى.
     • (Yajibu ‘an tantahi al-‘iddatu qabla ‘an yutama al-zawaj marra ukhra.)
       • Translation: The waiting period must end before getting married again.
4. عَدُوّ (aduww) – enemy
   • يجب على الدول أن تتحد في مواجهة العدو الشرير.
     • (Yajibu ‘ala al-dawal ‘an tatahadad fi mawajahat al-‘aduww al-sharir.)
       • Translation: Countries should join hands to face the wicked enemy.
5. عَضِيد (aḍeed) – firm, strong
   • القرارات الصعبة تحتاج إلى قيادة عضيدة.
     • (Al-qararat al-sa’bah tih’taj ‘ila qiyadah ‘aḍeedah.)
       • Translation: Tough decisions require strong leadership.