Coffee in Arabic

The Arabic word for coffee is:

قهوة

(qahwah)

How to say coffee in Arabic

How to write Coffee Arabic

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Coffee pot in Arabic:

قِدر القهوة

(qidr al-qahwah)

Some sentences with Arabic coffee:

  1. أحب شرب القهوة في الصباح لأنها تعطيني طاقة إيجابية.
    • (I love drinking coffee in the morning because it gives me positive energy.)
  2. يُعتبر القهوة مشروبًا شهيرًا في الثقافة العربية والعالمية.
    • (Coffee is considered a famous beverage in Arab and global culture.)
  3. يمكنك تحضير القهوة بعدة طرق، مثل التقطير والترشيح والإسبريسو.
    • (You can prepare coffee in several ways, such as brewing, filtering, and espresso.)
  4. في العديد من الثقافات، تُعتبر شربة القهوة فرصة للتواصل وتبادل الأحاديث.
    • (In many cultures, drinking coffee is seen as an opportunity for communication and exchanging conversations.)
  5. لا يمكنني الاستيقاظ تمامًا دون تناول فنجان من القهوة الساخنة.
    • (I can’t fully wake up without having a cup of hot coffee.)

Derived From:

The root letters of the word “coffee” are ق ه و (qāf, hā, wāw).

Some more words with same root letters:

  1. قَاهِرَة (qāhira) – Cairo
  2. قَهْوِيّ (qahwiy) – Coffee-colored or brown
  3. مَقْهَى (maqha) – Coffee shop or café
  4. قَهْوِيَّة (qahwiyyah) – Coffee cup
  5. مُقَهَّى (muqahha) – Café or coffeehouse
  6. قَهْوَةٌ مُحَمَّصَةٌ (qahwatun muḥammashatun) – Roasted coffee
  7. قَهْوَةٌ فَاتِرَةٌ (qahwatun fātiratun) – Warm coffee
  8. قَهْوَةٌ سَاخِنَةٌ (qahwatun sākhinatun) – Hot coffee
  9. قَهْوَةٌ بِدُونِ سُكَّرٍ (qahwatun bidūn sukkarin) – Coffee without sugar
  10. مُشَايَا (mushāyā) – Turkish coffee pot or cezve
  11. قَهْوَجِيَّة (qahwijiyyah) – Female coffee seller
  12. قَهْوَانِيّ (qahwaniyy) – Coffeehouse owner
  13. قُهْوَانِي (quhwani) – Coffeehouse or coffee shop

QUOTE

“القهوة هي تجربة فنية للحواس، تجمع بين عبق الأرض ونغمات السماء.”

Transliteration: “Al-qahwah hiya tajribatun faniyyah lil-hawas, tajma’u bayna ‘abq al-ard wa-naghamat al-sama.”

Translation: “Coffee is a sensory artistic experience, blending the aroma of the earth with the melodies of the sky.”

Dog in Arabic

The Arabic for dog is :

كلب

(kalb)

The Arabic for female dog is :

كلبة

(kalba)

How to say dog in Arabic

How to write dog in Arabic

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Some sentences using dog in Arabic:

  1. الكلب يلعب في الحديقة.
    • (Al-Kalb yal’ab fi al-hadiqah.)
      • Translation: The dog is playing in the garden.
  2. أحب الأطفال اللعب مع الكلب.
    • (Uhibb al-atfal al-lu’ub ma’a al-kalb.)
      • Translation: Children love to play with the dog.
  3. الكلب يحب المشي في الهواء الطلق.
    • (Al-Kalb yuhibbu almashi fi al-hawa al-talq.)
      • Translation: The dog loves to walk in the open air.
  4. الكلب يحمي المنزل من الغرباء.
    • (Al-Kalb yahmi al-manzil min al-ghuraba.)
      • Translation: The dog protects the house from strangers.
  5. الكلب هو حيوان أليف ووفي.
    • (Al-Kalb huwa hayawan aleef wa wafi.)
      • Translation: The dog is a loyal and faithful animal.

Derived From:

The root letters for the word “dog” كلب (kalb) are “ك” (k), “ل” (l), and “ب” (b).

More words with same root letters:

  1. كَلْبِيّ (kalbiyy): This means “my dog.”
  2. كِلَابِيَّة (kilabiyyah): This is a term related to “dog-like” or characteristics associated with dogs.
  3. كَلْبَاء (kalba’): This is an old poetic term for a female dog.
  4. مَكَلَّب (makallab): This refers to something that imitates or resembles a dog.

Quote

“الكلب، صديق وفي يرافقنا في رحلة الحياة.”

(Al-Kalb, sadiq wafi yurafiquna fi rihlat al-hayat.)

“The dog, a loyal friend, accompanies us on the journey of life.”


Name of male dogs in Arabic

  1. عمر (Omar) – means “life” or “long-lived”
  2. ركس (Rex) – a common name used in Arabic as well
  3. زيد (Zaid) – means “abundance” or “growth”
  4. برونو (Bruno) – a common name used in Arabic as well
  5. سلطان (Sultan) – means “ruler” or “king”
  6. جاك (Jack) – a common name used in Arabic as well
  7. شادي (Shadi) – means “happy” or “cheerful”
  8. ماكس (Max) – a common name used in Arabic as well
  9. هاشم (Hashem) – means “crusher” or “destroyer of evil”
  10. علي (Ali) – means “exalted” or “noble”

Name of female dogs In Arabic

  1. ليلى (Layla) – means “night”
  2. زهرة (Zahra) – means “flower”
  3. نور (Noor) – means “light”
  4. جميلة (Jameela) – means “beautiful”
  5. عائشة (Aisha) – a common Arabic name
  6. روزا (Roza) – means “rose”
  7. ميا (Mia) – a name that can be easily adapted in Arabic
  8. سميرة (Sameera) – means “companion in evening talk”
  9. جواهر (Jawaher) – means “jewels”
  10. لطيفة (Latifa) – means “gentle” or “kind”

Dress in Arabic

The Arabic word for dress is :

فستان

(fustan)

How to say dress in Arabic

Arabic Dresses

In Arabic countries male and female have different dress code. So Arabic male dress and Arabic female dress are called differently.

Arabic Dresses for woman is:

“abaya

The Arabic-speaking regions’ traditional female attire is commonly known as the “abaya.” An abaya is a long, loose-fitting robe that is worn over everyday clothes. It is a popular choice for modest and traditional outerwear among ladies in several Arab nations. A headscarf, sometimes referred to as a “hijab,” is frequently worn with an abaya for added modesty. Abaya styles and colors can vary. The traditional clothing worn by women can vary greatly between Arab nations and societies.

Arabic Dresses for man is:

“thobe”

Arabic-speaking regions have diverse customs about traditional male attire, but one item that is widely recognized is the “thobe” (often spelled “thawb” or “dishdasha” depending on the locale). A long white robe known as a thobe is worn by males in several Arab countries. It is a loose-fitting garment that is frequently worn with an agal (a rope that holds the head covering in place) and a head covering, such as a keffiyeh or ghutrah. The nomenclature and fashion of men’s clothing might vary between Arab nations and areas.

Some sentences using فستان :

  1. أحببتُ فستانك الجميل.
    • (I loved your beautiful dress.)
  2. اشتريتُ فستانًا جديدًا للحفلة.
    • (I bought a new dress for the party.)
  3. الفستان الأحمر يبدو رائعًا عليك.
    • (The red dress looks fantastic on you.)
  4. لديها مجموعة كبيرة من الفساتين.
    • (She has a large collection of dresses.)
  5. يمكنكِ اختيار فستان للمناسبة.
    • (You can choose a dress for the occasion.)

Derived From:


The root letters of the word “فستان” are ف-س-ت.

Some more words with same root letters are:

  1. فُستُون (fustoon) – Overall
  2. تَفصِيل (tafseel) – Detail
  3. سَفْط (safṭ) – Weaving
  4. فِصال (fisal) – Spinning
  5. تَفاصِيل (tafaṣeel) – Details
  6. فَسْتَقَى (fastaqā) – To pick or gather fruit
  7. فَسَط (fasaṭ) – Spread out, extended

Flower in Arabic

Flower in Arabic word is:

زهرة

(zahra)

How to say flower in Arabic

Another word for flower in Arabic is:

وردة

(warda)

Flower in Arabic writing

Difference between زهرة and وردة :

  • زهرة (zahra):
    • More general term which can refer to any type of flower or bloom.
    • It emphasizes the blossoming or flowering aspect.
  • وردة (warda):
    • Specifically refers to a rose.
    • Specifically used when talking about roses specifically.

Some sentences using زهرة :

  1. الزهور تضفي جمالًا على الحديقة.
    • (Al-zuhur tudfi jamalan ‘ala al-hadiqa.)
      • Flowers add beauty to the garden.
  2. أحب رؤية الزهور الملونة في الربيع.
    • (Uhibb ru’ya al-zuhur al-malawna fi al-rabi.’)
      • I love seeing colorful flowers in spring.
  3. قطفت زهرة ووضعتها في الفاز.
    • (Qatfet zahra wa wad’athaa fi al-faaz.)
      • I picked a flower and put it in the vase.

Some sentences using وردة :

  1. أحب رائحة الورد في الحدائق.
    • (Uhibb ra’ihat al-ward fi al-hadaa’iq.)
      • I love the scent of roses in the gardens.
  2. قدم لي أحدهم باقة من الورود الحمراء.
    • (Qaddam li ahadhum baqat min al-awrad al-humraa.)
      • Someone gave me a bouquet of red roses.
  3. الورد يعتبر رمزًا للحب والجمال.
    • (Al-ward ya’tabar ramzan lal-hub w al-jamal.)
      • The rose is a symbol of love and beauty.

Derived From:

The root letters of “زهور” (zuhur) “flowers” in Arabic, are: ز (zay) هـ (ha) ر (ra)

The root letters of “ورد” (ward) “rose” in Arabic, are: و (waw) ر (ra) د (dal)

Some more words with root letters of زهور :

  1. زهراء (zahraa) – Blooming, blossoming
  2. زهرة (zahra) – Flower
  3. تزهر (tazhar) – To bloom
  4. زهران (zahran) – Blossoming, flowering
  5. زهري (zahri) – Floral, flowery

Some more words with root letters of ورد :

  1. ورود (awrad) – Roses
  2. ورديّ (wardiyy) – Rosy, pink
  3. تورد (tawwrad) – To turn rosy, to blush
  4. وروديّة (warudiyya) – Rosiness, the quality of being rosy
  5. ورداني (wardani) – Pertaining to roses

Different flowers name in Arabic

  1. وردة (warda) – Rose
  2. زهرة (zahra) – Flower
  3. توليب (tulip) – Tulip
  4. زنبق (zambaq) – Lily
  5. شمسية (shamsiyya) – Sunflower
  6. أقحوان (uqhuwan) – Marigold
  7. فاوانيا (fawaniya) – Peony
  8. أوركيد (awrkiid) – Orchid
  9. كاميليا (kamiliya) – Camellia
  10. زنبق الوادي (zambaq al-wadi) – Valley Lily (Calla Lily)
  11. قرنفل (qarnful) – Carnation
  12. أقحوان هندي (uqhuwan hindi) – Indian Jasmine
  13. نرجس (nargis) – Narcissus
  14. أنف العجل (anf al-ajl) – Snapdragon
  15. زهرة اللوتس (zahra al-lotus) – Lotus Flower

Thank you in Arabic

Thank you in Arabic is:

شكرًا

(shukran)

How to say thank you in Arabic

Thank you in Arabic writing

Some sentences using :

  1. شكرًا لك على المساعدة.
    • (Shukran lak ‘ala al-musa’ada.) –
      • Thank you for the help.
  2. أود أن أعبر عن شكري لكم.
    • (Oud ‘an a’bar ‘an shukri lakum.) –
      • I would like to express my thanks to you.
  3. شكرًا جزيلاً على حسن الضيافة.
    • (Shukran jazeelan ‘ala hasin al-dayafa.) –
      • Thank you very much for your hospitality.
  4. أشكركم على فهمكم وتعاونكم.
    • (Ashkurukum ‘ala fahmikum wa ta’awunikum.) –
      • I thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
  5. شكرًا على هذه اللحظات الجميلة.
    • (Shukran ‘ala hadhihi al-lahazat al-jameela.) –

Derived From:

The root letters of the word “thanks” or “شكر” ( shukr) are ش (shin) ك (kaf) ر (ra).

Which convey the basic concept of gratitude and thanks in Arabic.

Some more words with same root letters :

  1. مشكور (mashkoor) – Thankful, appreciated
  2. شاكر (shaakir) – Grateful
  3. شكراً (shukran) – Thanks
  4. شكريًّا (shukriyan) – In a thankful manner
  5. تشكر (tashkur) – You (singular) thank
  6. تشكرون (tashkuron) – You (plural) thank
  7. مشكرين (mashkareen) – Thankful ones
  8. شكرًا جزيلاً (shukran jazeelan) – Thank you very much
  9. شكرًا لله (shukran lillah) – Thanks be to God
  10. الشكر لكم (al-shukr lakum) – Thanks to you all

Different Phrases in Arabic to say thanks

  1. شكرًا (shukran)
    • Thank you
  2. جزيل الشكر (jazeel al-shukr)
    • Thanks a lot
  3. شكرًا جزيلاً (shukran jazeelan)
    • Thank you very much
  4. متشكر (mutashakir)
    • Thankful
  5. أشكرك (ashkurak)
    • I thank you
  6. أنا ممتن (ana mumnin)
    • I am grateful
  7. تقديري (taqdeer)
    • Appreciation
  8. الله يجزيك خيرًا (Allah yajzeek khairan)
    • May Allah reward you with good
  9. لا حرمنا الله منك (la haramna Allah mink)
    • May Allah not deprive us of you
  10. أنت لطيف (anta lateef)
    • You are kind

Arabic Unique way to say thank you

جزاك الله

(Jazak Allah)

May Allah reward you

“Jazak Allah” (جزاك الله) in Arabic is an expression used to convey gratitude and means “May Allah reward you” or “May Allah recompense you.” It is often used to thank someone for a favor, kindness, or help.

  1. جعله الله في ميزان حسناتك
    • (Jaa’alahu Allah fi mizan hasanatik)
      • May Allah put it in your good deeds.
  2. بارك الله فيك
    • (Barak Allah feek)
      • May Allah bless you.
  3. عظم الله أجرك
    • (Azeem Allah ajrak)
      • May Allah increase your reward.
  4. جعله الله في ميزان حسناتك
    • (Ja’alahu Allah fi mizan hasanatik)
      • May Allah place it in the balance of your good deeds.
  5. جعله الله خيرًا لك
    • (Ja’alahu Allah khayran lak)
      • May Allah make it good for you.
  6. فجزاك الله خيرًا
    • (Fajazak Allah khayran)
      • So may Allah reward you with good.
  7. الله يكرمك
    • (Allah yukrimak)
      • May Allah honor you.

Beautiful in Arabic

Arabic word for beautiful is :

جميل

(jamil)

How to say Beautiful in Arabic

Beauty in Arabic is:

جمال

(jamal)

How to say Beauty

Beautiful in Arabic writing

Some sentences using beautiful :

  1. هذا المنظر غاية في الجمال.
    • ( Hatha almandhar ghayah fi aljamal.)
      • Translation: This view is extremely beautiful.
  2. لديك وجه جميل جدًا.
    • ( Ladayka wajh jameel jiddan.)
      • Translation: You have a very beautiful face.
  3. الورود في الحديقة تفتح بألوان جميلة.
    • ( Alwarood fi alhadiqah tafthah b’Alwan jameela.)
      • Translation: The flowers in the garden bloom with beautiful colors.
  4. الفنان أبدع لوحة فنية جميلة.
    • ( Alfanun abda’ lawhat funiya jameela.)
      • Translation: The artist created a beautiful piece of art.
  5. هذا المقطع الموسيقي يحمل لحنًا جميلاً.
    • (Hatha almaqta’ almusiqi yahmil lahanan jameelan.)
      • Translation: This musical piece carries a beautiful melody.

Derived From:

he root letters of the Arabic word “جميل” (jameel) are ج (j) م (m) ل (l) .

Some more words with same root letters:

  1. جمال (jamāl) – beauty
  2. جمالية (jamāliyya) – aesthetic
  3. تجميل (tajmīl) – beautification
  4. مجموعة (majmū’a) – collection, group
  5. جمّع (jam’a) – to gather, to collect
  6. مجمل (majmul) – overall, in general
  7. جامع (jāmi’) – comprehensive, inclusive

Beautiful Phrases in Arabic:

  1. جمال الروح أهم من جمال الشكل
    • Translation: “The beauty of the soul is more important than the beauty of appearance.”
  2. الجمال في الداخل ينعكس على الخارج
    • Translation: “Inner beauty reflects on the outside.”
  3. القلوب الجميلة تنبض بالحب
  4. Translation: “Beautiful hearts beat with love.”
  5. الجمال ليس فقط في العيون وإنما في الروح أيضاً Translation: “Beauty is not only in the eyes but also in the soul.”
  6. الضحك يجعل الوجه أجمل
    • Translation: “Laughter makes the face more beautiful.”
  7. الصدق يجعلك جميلاً دائماً
    • Translation: “Honesty always makes you beautiful.”
  8. الابتسامة هي لغة الجمال الدائمة
    • Translation: “Smiling is the language of everlasting beauty.”
  9. الجمال الحقيقي يأتي من الداخل
    • Translation: “True beauty comes from within.”
  10. كل يوم هو يوم جميل لتكون سعيداً
    • Translation: “Every day is a beautiful day to be happy.”
  11. الحياة جميلة عندما تملك عيوناً لترى الجمال من حولك
    • Translation: “Life is beautiful when you have eyes to see the beauty around you.”

Girl in Arabic

The Arabic word for girl is:

بنت(s)

(bint)

بنات(p)

(binat)

Another word for girl in Arabic is:

فتاة(s)

(fatah or fatat)

فتيات

(fatayat)

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Difference between بنت and فتاة :

“Bint” and “fatata” are both Arabic words that refer to a girl or a young woman, but they are used in different contexts.

  1. Bint (بنت): It is a common Arabic term for a girl or daughter which is used more broadly to refer to a young woman. it is used to express endearment or affection towards a girl.
  2. Fatat (فتاة): This term is also used for a girl but “Fatat” is more formal than “bint” and is often used in written or formal Arabic. As it  convey the idea of a maiden or a young lady.

Some phrses about girls

beautiful girفتاة جميلة
(Fatat Jameela)
good girl فتاة طيبة
(Fatat Tayyiba)
bad girlفتاة سيئة
(Fatat Sayya’a)
darling girl فتاة عزيزة
(Fatat Aziza)
 hot girl“فتاة حسناء”
(Fatat Hasnaa)
cute girlفتاة جذابة
(Fatat Jadhiba)
selfish girlفتاة أنانية
(Fatat Ananiya)

Some sentences using فتاة :

  1. هذه فتاة جميلة.
    • (Hathihi fatat jameela.) –
      • This is a beautiful girl.
  2. الفتاة تقرأ كتابًا.
    • (Al-fatat taqra’u kitaban.) –
      • The girl is reading a book.
  3. أنا أعرف تلك الفتاة.
    • (Ana a’raf tilka al-fatat.) –
      • I know that girl.

Some sentences using بنت :

  1. هذه بنتي.
    • (Hathihi binti.) –
      • This is my daughter.
  2. البنت تدرس في الجامعة.
    • (Al-bint tadrus fi al-jami’a.) –
      • The girl is studying at the university.
  3. أنا أحب بنت صديقي.
    • (Ana uhibu binti sadeeqi.) –
      • I love my friend’s daughter.

Derived From:

The words “بنت” (bint) and “فتاة” (fatat) both share the same root letters, which are “ب-ن-ت” (B-N-T).

Some more words with same root letters:

  1. ابنت (ibnat): Daughter (in a general sense).
  2. بنية (buniyah): Construction, structure.
  3. ابنية (ibniyah): Buildings.
  4. تبنى (tabanna): To adopt.
  5. بنوك (bunook): Banks.
  6. بنية (buniyya): Built, structured (feminine form).
  7. مبنى (mabni): Established, built.
  8. تبني (tubni): To build, construct.
  9. بنطلون (bantaloon): Pants (a loanword from French “pantalon”).
  10. بناء (binaa): Construction, building.

Woman in Arabic

The Arabic word for woman is :

امرأة

(imra’a)

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women in Arabic:

نساء

(nisaa’)

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beautiful woman in Arabic is:

امرأة جميلة

(imra’a jameela)

Difference between امرأة and نساء :

In Arabic, though “imraa” (امرأة) and “nisa” (نساء) both refer to woman, but they are used in slightly different contexts.

  1. Imraa (امرأة):
    • “Imraa” is the singular form of the word, and it means a woman or wife.
    • It is used when referring to an individual woman or when talking about a woman in a specific context.
  2. Nisa (نساء):
    • “Nisa” is the plural form of the word, and it also means women.
    • It is used when talking about women in a general or collective sense, referring to a group of women.

Some sentences using امرأة :

  1. الامرأة تعمل في المجال الطبي.
    • (The woman works in the medical field.)
  2. رأيت امرأة جميلة في المتجر.
    • (I saw a beautiful woman in the store.)
  3. الامرأة تحضر لحفل زفاف صديقتها.
    • (The woman is preparing for her friend’s wedding.)
  4. تلك الامرأة تعمل كمهندسة محترفة.
    • (That woman works as a professional engineer.)

Some sentences using نساء :

  1. النساء يلعبن دوراً هاماً في تطوير المجتمع.
    • (Women play a vital role in the development of society.)
  2. النساء يحق لهن أن يتمتعن بحقوق متساوية.
    • (Women have the right to enjoy equal status.)
  3. النساء في هذا البلد يعملن في مختلف المجالات.
    • (Women in this country work in various fields.)
  4. النساء اللاتي يعملن في مجال العلوم يسهمن في التقدم العلمي.
    • (Women working in the field of sciences contribute to scientific progress.)

Derived From:

The root letters for “woman” is “امرأة” (imra’a), and are ع-ر-ء .

The root letters for the word “women” in Arabic are ن-س-أ .

Some more words with letters ع-ر-ء :

  1. عَرِيَ (ʿariya) – to become naked
  2. عُرْوَةٌ (ʿurwa) – a piece of clothing
  3. عَارٌ (ʿaar) – shame, disgrace
  4. عَارِضٌ (ʿaarid) – opponent, adversary
  5. عُرُوةٌ (ʿurūa) – a tie, bond, or connection

Some more words with letters ن-س-أ :

  1. نَسْمَةٌ (nasmah) – a breeze
  2. نَسِيمٌ (naseem) – a gentle breeze
  3. نَاسِيَ (nasiya) – to forget
  4. نِسْيَانٌ (nisyān) – forgetfulness
  5. نِسْمَةٌ (nisma) – a gentle breeze, zephyr

Woman Arabic Names : with meanings

Arabic names for women are diverse and can have different meanings. Here are a few examples of Arabic names for women:

  1. Fatima (فاطمة):
    • A popular name, the name of daughter of the Prophet Muhammad.
  2. Aisha (عائشة):
    • Another common name, known as the name of one of the wives of Prophet Muhammad.
  3. Layla (ليلى):
  4. Hana (هناء):
    • Meaning “happiness” or “bliss,” it is a name that signifies joy.
  5. Jasmine (ياسمين):
    • Named after the fragrant flower, it symbolizes beauty and grace.
  6. Sofia (صوفيا):
    • A name of Greek origin, meaning “wisdom,” and is commonly used in Arabic-speaking regions.
  7. Nour (نور):
    • Meaning “light,” a name which is often relate with brightness and radiance.
  8. Zahra (زهراء):
    • Meaning “flower” or “blossom,” a name that signifies beauty and elegance.
  9. Maya (مايا):
  10. Rana (رنا):
    • Meaning “gazing” or “looking at,” it is a name associated with gracefulness.

Blessings in Arabic

The blessings Arabic is:

بركة

(barakah)

Another word for blessings in Arabic is:

نعمة

(ni’mah)

How to write Blessings Arabic بركة :

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How to write Blessings Arabic نعمة :

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Difference between بركة and نعمة :

  1. بركة (Barakah):
    • “Barakah” is more related with divine blessings or spiritual abundance.
    • It is considered a positive, spiritual energy or influence that brings about good things in one’s life.
    • “Barakah” is often sought after and considered a source of prosperity, success, and well-being.
  2. نعمة (Ni’mah):
    • “Ni’mah” is a more general term for blessings or favors, and it can be both material and immaterial.
    • It is about various aspects of well-being, prosperity, and goodness in one’s life, including tangible gifts and intangible benefits.
    • “Ni’mah” can refer to blessings from God, whether from people or circumstances.

Some sentences using Arabic word بركة :

  1. التسرة في الرعادة تجلب.
    • (Al-barakah tajalbu al-sa’ada fil-usra.)
      • Translation: Happiness comes from blessings in the family.
  2. ايمهية والخخصية فمم بركة في حياتكم المهنية.
    • (Al-mihaniya wal-shakhsiya natamanna lakum barakah fi hayatikum.)
      • Translation: Best wishes for both your personal and professional life.
  3. الصداقة الحقيقية هي بركة كبيرة في الحياة.
    • (Al-sadaqah al-haqiqiya hiya barakah kabeera fi al-hayat.)
      • Translation: Having a true friend in life is indeed a blessing.
  4. مو بركة، وقد يأتي الخير في وقته.
    • Al-sabr huwa barakah fi waqtihi, wa qad ya’ti al-khayr.
      • Translation: Goodness may arrive in its own time, but patience is a blessing.
  5. مُعتبر الصدق والنزاهة من بركات الخخصية.
    • (Barak al-shakhsiya min barakat al-sidq wal-nazaha.)
      • Translation: Having integrity and honesty is seen as a virtue of character.

Some sentences using Arabic word نعمة :

  1. الصحة هي نعمة كبيرة يجب علينا الاعتناء بها.
    • (Alayna al-i’tina’ biha yajibu kabeera al-sihha hiya ni’mah.)
      • Translation: Taking care of our health is important because it is a big privilege.
  2. نعمة العائلة تشكل أساسًا للدعم العاطفي.
    • (Ni’mat al-a’ila tushkil asasan lil-da’m al-‘atifi.)
      • Translation: The blessing of family forms the foundation for emotional support.
  3. العلم هو نعمة تسهم في تطوير المجتمع.
    • (Al-‘ilm huwa ni’mah tusahhim fi tatweer al-mujtama’.)
      • Translation: Knowledge is a blessing that contributes to the development of society.
  4. يشعر الإنسان بنعمة الحرية عندما يمتلك حقوقه الأساسية.
    • (Yashur al-insan bini’mat al-hurriya ‘inda idamliku huquqihi al-asasiya.)
      • Translation: People feel the blessing of freedom when they have their basic rights.
  5. نعمة الطبيعة تظهر في جمال الغابات والبحار.
    • (Ni’mat al-tabi’a tazhar fi jamal al-ghabat wal-buhar.)
      • Translation: The blessing of nature is evident in the beauty of forests and seas.

Derived From:

The root letters of “نعمة” (ni’mah) areم , ع , ن .

The root letters of “بركة” (barakah) are ر, ب , and ك .

Additional words that share the same root letters as نعمة :

  • نعم (ni’m) – meaning “favor” or “bounty.”
  • منعم (mun’im) – an adjective meaning “bountiful” or “bestower of blessings.”
  • تنعم (tani’m) – a verb meaning “to bestow blessings” or “to grant favors.”

Additional words that share the same root letters as بركة :

  1. بَارِك (baarik) – a verb meaning ” bless.”
  2. بَارِكَة (baarikah) – a noun meaning “blessing.”
  3. تَبَارَكَ (tabaarak) – a verb meaning “to be blessed” or “to be exalted.”

Water in Arabic

Arabic word for water is:

ماء

(maa’)

How to say water in Arabic

How to write water Arabic

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Few phrases about water

Rose waterماء الورد
(ma’ al-ward)
Sprinkle waterرش الماء
(rash al-maa’)
Drink waterشرب الماء
(shurb al-maa’)
Give me waterأعطِني ماء
(A’tini maa’)
cold waterماء بارد
(maa’ baarid)
hot waterماء ساخن
(maa’ saakhin)

Some sentences about water:

  1. الماء ضروري للحياة.
    • (Al-maa’ ḍaroori lil-ḥaya.)
      • Translation: Water is essential for life.
  2. اشرب كوبًا من الماء كل صباح.
    • (Ishrab kūban min al-maa’ kulla ṣabāḥ.)
      • Translation: Drink a glass of water every morning.
  3. المياه النقية هي حق كل إنسان.
    • (Al-miyah an-naqiyya hiya ḥaqq kull insaan.)
      • Translation: Clean water is a basic human right.
  4. يمكنك استخدام الماء لغسل اليدين.
    • (Yumkinuka istikhdam al-maa’ li-ghasl al-aydeen.)
      • Translation: You can use water to wash your hands.
  5. في الصيف، يكون شرب الماء مهمًا للترطيب.
    • (Fi as-sayf, yakunu sharbu al-maa’ muhiman lil-tarteeb.)
      • Translation: In the summer, drinking water is important for hydration.
  6. المياه الباردة تكون منعشة بعد يوم حار.
    • (Al-miyah al-baarda takunu munfiša ba’d yawm ħaar.)
      • Translation: Cold water is refreshing after a hot day.
  7. يمكننا استخدام الماء لطهي الطعام.
    • (Yumkinuna istikhdam al-maa’ li-ṭahiyyi at-ṭa’am.)
      • Translation: We can use water for cooking food.

Derived From:

In Arabic, the root letters of the word “water” (ماء) are “م” (m), “ء” (a), and “ء” (a).

Some more words with same root letter:

  1. ماء (maa’) – water
  2. أماء (amaa’) – wetness
  3. ءَامٌّ (‘aam) – a year
  4. مأوى (ma’wa) – a shelter
  5. أمانة (amaanah) – trust, honesty
  6. ءَامَةٌ (‘aamah) – a defect, blemish
  7. ءامن (‘aamin) – secure, safe
  8. ماء العين (maa’ al-‘ayn) – tears (literally, water of the eye)

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