The name "Sarah" in Arabic means a lady, or a princess. The way to say this would be "Sarah." Names do not transfer from English to Arabic, they just use their version of the letters to write it.
Oh, dude, the equivalent of Sarah in Spanish is... wait for it... wait for it... Sara. Mind-blowing, right? It's like they just added an 'a' at the end and called it a day. So, yeah, if you ever need to introduce Sarah to a Spanish-speaking friend, just say "Sara" with a little extra flair.
" Veneetay adoraamoos" is the pronunciation.
tamina isn't Arabic, its Persian
Iman means faith in arabic.
In arabic, this means lion
The Arabic phonetic pronunciation of the keyword is "keew-ward."
Sarah : سارة
SARAH is written as : سارة
you dont use apostrophe's in Arabic. (i study Arabic in school)
دواء or english pronunciation duah
search (noun) = "bahth" pronunciation: /bəhθ/ Arabic writing: بحث
Received (past) = "istalama" pronunciation: /ɪstələmə/ Arabic writing: استلمَ
"Queue-Ate" (English pronunciation) "Kow-Ate" (Arabic & French pronunciation) "Koo-Ate" (American pronunciation)
toxic = "sam"pronunciation: /sæm/Arabic writing: سام
sun = "shams" pronunciation: /ʃəms/ Arabic writing: شمس
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moon = "kamar" or "Qamar"pronunciation: /kəmər/Arabic writing: قمر