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Questions and answers about how to translate English words into Arabic.

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How do you say weather in Arabic?

Lamp :

mesbaaah in formal Arabic,, written : مصباح

lambaa in non-formal Arabic

How do you say a female dog in Arabic?

The important commands can be translated and other commands can be translated too, its not about a proper word from the dictionary, its about teaching your dog the action when its said so you can actually teach the dog to sit when given the command stand because they learn out of the tone but if you want to translate

Sit will be " ijlis"

Down will be "taht"

Stay will be " inta-zer"

Come will be " t3al"

And it differs from accent to accent like Egyptians aren't like Algerians and khalijis

How do you say human in Arabic?

Man = Ragol رجل colloquially it is = Ragel. Boy = Walad.

Whats is an avocado called in Urdu or Arabic?

In English it is called avocado while in Pakistan it is nash pati.

The Arabic for avocado is "afokado" (أفوكادو)

How can you write your name in Arabic language?

li-anna

li-annii / li-annanii : because I

li-annaka : because you (male)

li-annakii : because you (female)

li-annahu : because he

li-annahaa : because she

li-annanaa : because we

li-annakum : because you (plural male)

li-annakunna: because you (plural female)

li-annahum: because they (plural male)

li-annahunna: because they (plural female)

What does the Arabic word Rabak mean?

Translation: Bond or Tie

Note: Rabat is also the name of the capital city of the Kingdom of Morocco.

What are common phrases in Arabic?

well you say " ahlan" or "hi" or "kifaq" and if you have a boyfriend from Arabic country and you went to say to him i' love you bybé you say "ouhibouka habibi" and i' will never for get you " lan ansaka abadan"

How do you say brothers for life in Arabic?

you say el ikwa ila el ebed الاخوة الى الابد you went to learn Arabic cause the Arabic peopel spaek English yes we speak English and she is easy lengueg . by

How do i say I will always love you now and forever In Egyptian Arabic?

Forever : Ela Al-abaad ( in Arabic ).

and it is written this way : إلى الأبد

What is the Arabic meaning of 'camel'?

The Arabic origin is unclear; in Arabic and English, however, a 'camel' simply means a 'camel'. It is known that the word came to English via Greek, from the Semitic.

How do you say black shadow in Arabic?

Stormy Black night : laylaa asefaa sawda'a ( in Arabic ).

and it is written this way : ليلة عاصفة سوداء

How do you say to speak in Arabic?

it is said to be a forgotten language by whom I've spoken to but it is breakable. If you look at it the way I do it is a code written by the ancients 5,000 yrs. back and earlier. I've seen the Rosetta stone. it literally tells you how to decipher Egyptian and Greek hieroglyphics from the pyramids and the homes of the Greek warriors found by Archeoligists

What does Arabic word Khan means?

The Arabic word "kyaan" (كيان) means "entity" in English.

The most common appearance of this word currently is in the phrase "al-kyaan as-sehyuni" (الكيان الصهيوني) or "the Zionist Entity", which is a way that a number of Arabs who see the State of Israel as invalid will refer to Israel and its government. The phrase has been attacked both by Pro-Israel and Anti-Israel advocates for being childish.

What is the English translation of the word gift in Arabic?

There is no name that means "gift from god", but here is how you would say it :)- In Islam, the word god would be الله, however in other religions, it would be رب.
So if it was in Islam, you would say هدية من الله. If it was in another religion, you would say, هدية من الرب. However, its no big deal if you said it the opposite way, but you should say it this way. Hope this helps!

Translate Christian to Arabic?

"Infidel" means faithless and refers only to atheists, not Christians and Jews.

The correct answer is Maseehi which comes from the name of Jesus Christ in Arabic which is Yasou Al-Maseeh.

Nisrani is incorrect because it refers to Ebionites, Nestorians, Maryamites, and few other heretics that lived in the Arabic Peninsula during and before early days of Islam.

There is no word for Christian in the Quran. Christians are not mentioned by name in the Quran. Masih is Christ or Messiah and Isa al Masih ibn Mariam is the name of the Christ of the Quran.

Muslims have been misled to believe that Isa and Jesus were the same when both the Quran and the Bible show that Jesus was not the name of the Christ or Messiah.

The Gospels of Matthew and Luke show that there was an unauthorised change of name that was not mentioned in any prophecy and does not appear in the Old Testament.

Christian belief is strongly condemned in the Quran, which puts Christians among the "infidels" and/or polytheists with their Trinity or Three Gods in one and their son of God.

The Quran confirms that the crucifixion was a hoax and that Christ was not crucified. The Bible agrees with the Quran and shows that two thieves were crucified with both thieves separately identified as Jesus King of The Jews.

Maseehi should be the correct Arabic name for Christians but Arab Muslims have wrongfully identified Nasaaraa as Christians because they failed to understand that Helpers (Nasaaraa or Nasrani or Ansar) was the name by which the companions of Isa al Masih (Christ) were known.

Christians are not mentioned in the Gospels but there is mention of Nazarenes and of Nazareth, which also form part of the Crucifixion Hoax.

How do you say 'I miss you so much' in Arabic?

Arabic Translation : " سوف نفتقدك " Arabic Phonetically : " Sawf Naftakedak " Egyptian Translation : " هتوحشنا " Egyptian Phonetically : " Hatewhashna " These Translations if [ you ] in the senetence is meant for just one person if A group : Arabic Translation : " سوف نفتقدكم " Arabic Phonetically : " Sawf Naftakedakom " Egyptian Translation : " هتوحشونا " Egyptian Phonetically : " Hatewhashoona "

How do you say at home in Arabic?

I am going home :

u can say that in formal Arabic language -->

ana thaheb ela albayt ...... written as : أنا ذاهب الى البيت

or more easy to say in the non-formal Arabic language, which is more

familiar -->

ana rayeh a'al Bait

Hope that helps :)

How do you spell Andrew in Arabic?

The name Andrew has no meaning in Hebrew. Only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew.

Andrew is the English form of the Greek name Ανδρεας (Andreas), which was derived from ανδρειος (andreios) "manly, masculine", a derivative of ανηρ (aner) "man".

How do you say pepper in Arabic?

Penguin : Batreeeq

written as : بطريق