English to Arabic

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The inhabitants of ancient Athens and Sparta were fierce enemies in ancient Greece. The two city-states were rivals for power and influence in the region, leading to the Peloponnesian War in 431 BC. The Athenians were known for their democratic government and naval power, while the Spartans were renowned for their military prowess and strict society.

you don't change names from Arabic to English

There are many ways to say this phrase:

you can say it in casual: AHLAN YA HELWA, pronounced (ah-lan ya heel-wa)

or formal: AHLAN AYATOHA L JAMEELA, pronounced (ah-lan aya-too-ha al- ja-mee-la)

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if i get your question in the same way you meant it to be

aroj is an Arabic word means : shaking

we say this word when it is very cold --> so shaking because of the weather.

and also we say it when afraid from something --> shaking fro certain fear.

Happy journey : Rehla sae'eda

written as : رحلة سعيدة

"More haste less speed" means that the faster you try to do something, the more mistakes you will make. If you are in hurry you should do everything you can, but with "safe speed".

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The Arabic verb for "Wait" is "Intidhar" (إنتظار). It is a Form VIII verb with regular conjugation and takes an indirect object using "ila". For example: "Ana antadhir ilayhi" (أنا أنتظر إليه) which means "I am waiting for him".

Translation: Qalil (قليل)

Note: The above is the Proper Arabic word for "little". In many dialects, the word for little is Shwaya (شوية).

Suhan is a Sankrit word, It means 'Prince' it also means 'Pleasant'

husband : زوج ( pronounciation : zawj )

Zaynah = زاينة

hard

Al hayaat(u) lan tantadhir

There is no Arabic word for "decade". But one decade is عشر سنوات

It's Arabic, it means "my heart"

Wash your hands : eghsel edeik or yadayk ( in Arabic ).

written as : اغسل يديك

Metnak

Faith, Hope, Love : emaan, Amal, hayaa

written as : ايمان,أمل,حياة

Nothing there.

if you are meaning the Genreic, hey babe / sweetheart as they have no literal translation for that the closest you will come to it is Cariño

Nabiit, pronounced nahBEET

ibka jayid ابقى جيد