How do you say White Devil in Arabic?

Answer 1

If you are referring to a Devil that is white in color, the translation would "Shaytan Abyad" (شيطان أبيض).

As for the slur used by minorities in the United States to refer to oppressive Caucasians, while there are similar slurs in Arabic for Europeans, this site is not intended for the propagation of curse words.

Answer 2

It depends on whether "what" is a question word (What is your name?) or if "what" is a reference to an unknown object (I like what he does.).

Question

In proper Arabic, there are two words for what, "Ma" (ما) and "Madha" (ماذا). "Ma" is used in sentences without verbs (i.e. What is your name?) and "Madha" is used in sentences with verbs (i.e. What does he eat?)

In dialects, there are other words such as "Shnu" (شنو) and "Ash" (أش).

Object

In proper Arabic and most dialects, the word for "what" in this context is "Ma" (ما)

Answer 3

It's would sound strange to say this in Arabic : shakhs(on) abwadh(on)

white = abwadh

person = shakhs

Answer 4

white = "abyad" /əbjəd/ أبيض

Answer 5

White : abyaad ,,, written as : أبيض

Answer 6

safe journey

Answer 7

إنجليزية

en'glee'zee'ya