How do you say madam in Arabic?

Answer 1

It depends on what you mean by "madam".

If you are referring to the female equivalent of "sir", the Arabic is: Sayeda (سيدة)

If you are referring to a woman who runs a brothel, the Arabic is: Saheba Maakhur (صاحبة ماخور

), literally, the Owner of the Brothel

Answer 2

It depends how you intend to use "dear".

In the sense of "dear" referring to "affection", e.g. "This is my dear friend", you would say "3aziz" (عزيز).

If you want to say "dear" in the UK usage meaning "expensive", you would say "ghaali" (غالي).

If you want to say "dear" as the way to open a letter, you would use the set phrasing of "sidi [name] al-mohtaram" for a man or "sayedat [name] al-mohtarama" for a woman which in Arabic is: سيدي(ة) / المحترم(ة)

Answer 3

sayyidaton

my mistress = sayyidatee

Answer 4

"Woman" in Arabic is امرأة (imra'a).

Note: This is an irregular plural. "Women" in Arabic is نساء (nisaa').

Answer 5

The word for "mad" in Arabic is مجنون, pronounced "majnun."

Answer 6

If you are a male say " Ana majnoon" &

if you are a female say " Ana majnooneh".

Answer 7

عزيزي