Arabic Vocabulary

noun a member of the Semitic people inhabiting Arabia, much of the Middle East, and North Africa

adjective relating to Arabia or the Arab people

• The Arab League was established in 1945 to promote economic, cultural, and political cooperation among Arab countries.
• I have an Arab friend who is fluent in multiple languages.
• That new restaurant is run by an Arab family and the food is amazing!
• The desert landscape was as vast and empty as an Arab's heart.

noun a Spanish word meaning 'the'

adjective relating to or characteristic of the Spanish language or people

• El presidente de la empresa anunció una nueva estrategia de negocios.
• El chico del supermercado me dijo que ya no quedaba leche.
• ¿Viste el auto nuevo de Juan? Está re piola.
• El amor es como un jardín que hay que regar todos los días.

noun a plural noun in Arabic meaning 'doors'

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• The abwab of the new building were designed to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
• I always struggle to remember which abwab goes to which room in this house.
• Let's hang out at the park and smoke some shisha under the abwab.
• Learning new languages opens the abwab to different cultures and perspectives.

verb The word 'abyed' is a verb, which means to have been made white or pale in color.

adjective The word 'abyed' can also be an adjective, describing something that has been made white or pale in color.

• The artist meticulously abyes the canvas before starting a new painting.
• I always abye my shoes before going inside the house.
• Hey, don't forget to abye your homework before going to bed!
• She abyes her past mistakes and focuses on moving forward with a positive attitude.