Wiktionary:Requested entries (Arabic)

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• Wahdahu Laa Shareeka Lah (from submission.org) - وحدهُ لا شريك له (from a Persian-language manual on the contact prayers/salat)
  • رَاقِي‎ (rāqī)
• مازة‎ (māza) māza: appetizer spread, hors d'oeuvres table
• albatat - possible meaning is likelihood (you’re probably thinking of البتة‎, with several meanings including completely, at all.)
• zanaat - skill, proficiency ?
• Egyptian Ogdoad حوح‎, آمون‎, كوك‎
• shadhiliyya, shadhiliyye — hippietrail 09:09, 8 July 2009 (UTC) (شاذلية‎ is feminine adjective from the surname w:Shadhili. —Stephen 01:55, 10 July 2009 (UTC))
• marqaha — hippietrail 09:11, 8 July 2009 (UTC) (مرقحة‎, coffee euphoria. —Stephen 01:55, 10 July 2009 (UTC)}})
• miqräm "tissue, kerchief" or something like that — مقرم‎ (míqram), plural مقارم‎ (maqārim) = bedspread, bedcover. —Stephen 23:10, 21 July 2009 (UTC)
• كبش‎ (kabš, “young ram”)
• noflan - perhaps two (wooden) shoes or some sort of shoes (supposed to be dual). Bulgarian налъм and Serbo-Croatian налуна descend therefrom

  It's نعلين‎ (na'līn, “'a pair of sandals', dual of نعل‎”). --Dijan 02:48, 9 June 2010 (UTC)

• laroush (is this an Arabic word?)
• zanqa (alleyway in Libyan Arabic; a source for the song title Zenga Zenga) --Lo Ximiendo 06:53, 2 October 2011 (UTC)
• 3 (missing sense): used in phonetic transcriptions of Arabic to represent a certain letter or sound (ayin or ع‎ (ʿ)).
• khilib - understated charisma [1] (they are probably talking about خَالِب‎ (ḵālib), which is the same thing as خَلّاب‎ (ḵallāb), gripping, captivating, fascinating, attractive, engaging, winning, tempting, enticing. —Stephen ^(Talk) 01:16, 23 October 2015 (UTC))
• فَرْفَار‎ (farfār): proposed etymon for Spanish fanfarrón, English fanfaronade (فَرْفَار‎ (farfār). medieval Arabic = "lightness and frivolity", talkative, shouting)

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• أعراف‎ - something like either the Purgatory or the Heights
• أورانيوم‎. Mangêzd (talk) (this must be a misspelling of يورانيوم‎, or of Persian اورانیوم‎).
• ائيل‎ (ā‘īl), suffix found in the names of angels ... I don’t think this merits an entry. —Stephen 02:53, 22 November 2008 (UTC) ☛ I would like to say Muslims I know disagree with this opinion, and because most Muslims don't understand Coranic Arabic or even Arabic, it would be useful to create an entry for this ائيل, which is also a name --Air Miss 02:37, 27 July 2011 (UTC) ☛ The root of names of those angels is not Arabic AFAIK, and generally there is no suffix in Arabic for creating nouns etc. --Z 13:51, 2 June 2012 (UTC)
• أهورا‎ - ('ahūrā). أهورا مازدا ('ahūrā māzdā), God in Zoroastrianism. Heydari (talk|contibs) 17:09, 21 September 2017 (UTC)
• أرفلون‎
• ألوهية‎
• آوران‎
• امساكية‎ (emsākiyya) - I know what مَسَكَ‎ (masaka) (to grab, to hold), أمْسَكَ‎ (to hold someone, to prevent) and إمْساك‎ (ʾimsāk) (continence, abstinence, restraint) mean, but I have no precise idea for this word — (context: امســــاكية شهــــر رمضــــان المــــارك 1432 ﻫ ‒ 2011 ﻡ‎) (imsaakiiya is the calendar of fasting during Ramadan: ورقة تبين مواعيد الصوم والإفطار في شهر رمضان —Stephen ^(Talk) 07:35, 27 July 2011 (UTC))
• أرغول‎
• أست‑‎ : pre‑fix like in أستغفر‎ (I ask forgiveness) can ex‑plain what he mean, I hope not butt, or anus, like stand‑ard de‑fini‑ti‑ôn... (The prefix -sta- plus alif of liaison makes form-X verbs. The meaning imparted by this prefix is to ask or think that the sense of the form-I verb should be done. See Category:Arabic form-X verbs for examples. —Stephen ^(Talk) 09:28, 3 March 2016 (UTC))
• است‑‎ : pre‑fix like in استغفر‎ (to ask forgiveness), al‑te‑rnate form.
• ألق‎ : lighten, to illuminate, shed light on, or flash ; brightness, brilliance, effulgence, glisten, glitter, luminosity, radiance, refulgence, shine. Compare with lux [luqs] / lucis [luqjs]. Shqyptar (talk) 19:30, 13 March 2018 (UTC)
• لهق‎ : be white, clear. Compare with λευκόν (leukón) / λευϙόμ (leuqóm). Shqyptar (talk) 19:30, 13 March 2018 (UTC)
• ألْحَجَر فَاتَح‎ Lichtenstein direct translation
• أحَادِي‎ single, by it's self

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• بجوار‎ (bajawar): I think it means "by the means of", but what is the difference between بجوار and بقلم? (ANSWER: بجوار‎, bi-jiwaar = in the neighborhood of, in the vecinity of, near, close to, beside. —Stephen ^(Talk) 00:59, 5 April 2011 (UTC))
• بطارخ‎ (baṭāriḵ) - roe, caviar -- Heydari (talk|contibs) 15:42, 19 September 2017 (UTC)
• بقا‎ - Egyptian only?
• بَرَاري‎ - wildernesses
• بَرّية‎ - wilderness
• بِشت‎
• بزق‎‎‎
• بذ‎ outdo, surpass; defeat, beat ; بوذا‎ Buddha surpass with compassion and mercifullness any one in this planet... Mangêzd (talk)
• باد‎ (bād) from root ببد‎ : perish with body & goods; disappear; fade; go out; extinguish. Compare with אבד‎ & ܐܒܕ‎... (Root 650 in Dictionnaire Larousse Compact Plus Arabe‑Français, by Daniel Reig, 2008, →ISBN)
• بطر‎ nm. recklessness, wantonness ; v. be reckless or wanton, be disrespectful.
• باد‎ (bād) : pass away, die out.
• بنكامات‎
• بَيْطَرة‎ (bayṭara)
• بَيْت أحَادِي‎ Monaco direct translation
• برنامج الطفل‎ Cartoon
• بسكويت biscuit

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• تَعْوِيذ‎ (taʿwīḏ) — amulet, talisman; charm, spell, incantation
• تَغَابُن‎ (taḡābun, noun) — loss, deprivation
• تَغَابَنَ‎ (taḡābana, verb)
• تكنولوجية‎
• تماشق‎ (verb) - form VI and reciprocal from (م ش ق). مَشَقَ‎ (mašaqa, “to draw, to extend”)

1. (tamāšaqa) v. to attract each other, to pull each other
2. (tamāšuq) n. verbal noun of the above verb. Mutual attraction. -- Heydari (talk|contibs) 15:57, 19 September 2017 (UTC)

• ترف‎ — soft / refined living; well be; pomp; luxury; opulence; richness; affluence.. Mangêzd (talk)
• تَضْمِين التَرَدُّد‎ (taḍmīn at-taraddud, noun) Frequency Modulation or FM
• تبولة‎ (noun) as in tabbouleh food
• تَلَاشَى‎ (talāšā, verb)
• تَلَافَى‎ (talāfā, verb)
• تَفَادَى‎ (tafādā, verb)
• ت abbrev. for Telephone

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• جبالة‎ - people and region of northwestern Morocco
• جلبي‎

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• حَرَزَ‎ (ḥaraza) Verb meaning "to protect".
• حَنْبَل‎ (ḥanbal) Maroccan tapestry (?)

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• دَاعٍ‎ (dāʿin) — hippietrail (talk) 04:05, 10 August 2014 (UTC) - cause, reason, motive, need, requirement, necessity. —Stephen ^(Talk) 15:08, 10 August 2014 (UTC)
• دابق‎
• داروما‎
• ديال‎ (Moroccan Arabic)

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• راتنج البولي أستر‎ - especially راتنج‎, but the other parts may do
• رن‎ (ring, sound, buzz...)
• رسم إملائي‎ rasm 'imlā'iy (dictational orthography) - "modern Arabic orthography"
• رسم عثماني‎ rasm 3uṯmāniy (after Caliph `uthmaan bin `affaan) - "traditional Qur'anic orthography" --Anatoli 13:08, 14 September 2009 (UTC)
• رًؤُوفٌ‎ (ranʾūfun, adjective)
• ربابة‎‎
• رعن‎ acting, speaking without thinking ; brainless, stupid... (Root 650 in Dictionnaire Larousse Compact Plus Arabe‑Français, by Daniel Reig, 2008, →ISBN).
• رمس‎ : grave, sepulchre. Shqyptar (talk) 17:17, 13 December 2017 (UTC)
• رَسْم هَزْلِيّ‎ (rasm hazliyy) Cartoon

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• زَبَانِيَة‎ (zabāniya, noun) npl., myrmidons --Strabismus (talk) 06:57, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• زواوي‎
• زغزغ‎ (zaghzagha) to tickle (Source: →ISBN
• زُلَيْح‎ (zulayḥ)
• زمارة‎

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• ساروفي‎
• سفل‎. Mangêzd (talk)
• ساوافيرو‎
• سِبْس‎ (sibs) or سبس‎ - a form of reed pipe (musical instrument)
• سرحان‎
• سَلَاف‎ (salāf) Slav
• سقطرة‎ Socotra سقطرة هو في الدولة اليمن Socotra is in the state of Yemen
• سِكْبَاجَة‎ (sikbāja)
• سامي‎ the given name

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• شبن‎ = ؟
  • shabani ،شبني‎ +
• شمة‎
• شريش‎
• شفشوفة‎ — ‘shufshuufa’, this is how everyone in (rebel areas of) Libya refers to Gaddafi, it's on all the graffiti etc.....I think it means "the curly-haired one" but would be good to get more info on this. May be specifically Libyan Arabic? (—Widsith, un-logged in) (I don’t know much about Libyan Arabic, but in Standard Arabic, شفشف‎ (shafshafa) means to dry, dry out, parch, drain. In Libya, شفشوفة‎ seems to mean "old frizzy-haired". —Stephen ^(Talk) 04:13, 6 September 2011 (UTC))
• شلبي‎
• سحوق‎ - a type of hot sauce (apparently from Yemeni Arabic) (= sahawiq, or Hebrew skhug סחוג) —Stephen ^(Talk) 22:16, 3 August 2016 (UTC))
• شَيْلَة‎ (šayla) - veil? a specific type of veil?

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• صقليب‎ (Sclave Σκλάβος, latin sclavus of byzantine ellenic greek general) (never heard of this word. Hakeem.gadi will have to decide if it exists.) (http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esclavon)
• صليبية‎ (Saliibiiya) nf., crusade
• صبابة‎
• صنج‎ - harp (from Persian "chang")

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• ضَرِم‎ (ḍarim) [dˁarim] (Sunni) / [zˁarim] (Shia) : be inflamed, flare up, to burn, anger, choler, kindle, ignite, light up, cognate with Albanian zjarr (Tosk.) / Albanian zjarm (Geg.) from Ottoman Turkish ضرم‎ [zˁarm] & Turkish kızarmış (“fried”).
  Ʃkyp‑tar(talk) 05:48, 2 September 2018 (UTC)
• ضدیة‎

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• طنبور‎
  • طنبورة‎

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• عباة‎
• عثم‎. Mangêzd (talk)
• عزومة مراكبية‎ - an idom or expression popular in Egypt - [2]
• عَظَاءَة‎ (ʿaẓāʾa)
• عمرة‎ (ʕúmra) - 'umra , lesser Hajj
• عمري‎ - ʕumriy (I am ... years old)
• عهر‎ : prostitution, adultery, fornication, harlotry. Compare with ܥܗܪ : to rut, lustful, to burn with desire, lasciviousness Mangêzd (talk)
• عَرَبَة الشاطِئ‎ (ʿaraba(t) aš-šāṭiʾ) Beach buggy

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• غاشية‎
• غيطه‎
• غازي‎ (ghaazii) nm., warlord --Strabismus (talk) 06:35, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• غفار‎ (ghaffar) adj., merciful
• غفور‎ (ghafuur) adj., merciful
• اغتفر‎

• غُترَة‎ (“kind of headwear”)
• غنوصية‎ (“gnostic”)

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• فوزيّ‎ (Fawziy, “triumph”)
• ف abbrev. for Fax

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• قحطان‎‎ (Qahtan or Qaḥṭān or Kahtan)
• قيدوم‎ (qayduum) nm., prow
• قيوم‎
• كنف‎ (kanafa) to enclose
• قوّالی‎
• قنبوس‎
• قرح‎ - natural disposition, faculty, genius, inclination, predisposition, talent, verve ; قراح‎ clear, limpid, pure. [R-4203]. Shqyptar (talk) 08:49, 9 December 2017 (UTC)
• قُوطة‎ (qūṭa) Tomato

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• كرتون‎ (cardboard)
• كَندورَة‎
• كمنجة‎ - a fiddle
  • كمنجا‎ - a fiddle
• كرد‎ - the name of a maqam
• كبابة‎ - cubeb
• كُرَة اَلْقَدَم اَلْأَمْرِيكِيَّة‎‎ (kura(t) al-qadam al-ʾamrīkiyya) American Football
• كُرَة طَاوِلَة‎‎ (kura(t) ṭāwila) Pool or table tennis
• كُرَة مِضْرَب‎‎ (kura(t) miḍrab) Tennis
• كُرَة القَاعِدَة‎ (kura(t) al-qāʿida) Baseball
• كُرَة الريشة‎ Badminton
• كُرَة صَوْلَجَان‎ (kura(t) ṣawlajān) Golf

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• لصفات‎

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• مَاعُون‎ (māʿūn)
• مُمْتَحَنَة‎ (mumtaḥana)
• مدق‎ (midaqq, “beetle; pestle; in Egypt, trail. from دق‎ (dáqqa), to be fine, tiny, to grind, pulverize”). —Stephen 03:55, 3 December 2009 (UTC))
• مراقي‎ (marāqi (?)) - hypochondriac, please check and add the romanisation to Appendix:List of Balkanisms
• مَرِيدٌ‎ (marīdun, “rebellious”, adjective)
• مستعلي‎‎ (Musta‘lī)
• مِعْرَاجٌ‎ (miʿrājun) (mi‘raaj) nm., ladder
• منتظر‎
• ماروم‎
• مَوْصِلٌ‎ (mawṣilun, “noun of place from the verb وَصَلَ‎ (waṣala, “to arrive”)”)
• مُوَصِّلٌ‎ (muwaṣṣilun, “conductor”, active participle of the verb وَصَّلَ‎ (waṣṣala, “to put together”))
• مَوْرِدٌ‎ (mawridun) n. ("Resource"/"Resources").
• مُفَاوَضَةٌ‎ (mufāwaḍatun) n. مفاوضات‎ ("Negotiation"/"Negotiations")
• مُشَارِكٌ‎ (mušārikun, “participant”, noun)
• مُطَالَبَة‎ (muṭālaba, “claim”, noun)
• مَشَدة‎ (mašada)
• مزي‎ distinguished, stylish, clever, witty (Root 5071 & 5243 ممز‎ in Dictionnaire Larousse Compact Plus Arabe‑Français, by Daniel Reig, 2008, →ISBN)
• مَظْهَر‎ (maẓhar) - has Persian, needs Arabic
• مجل‎
• مُشَوَّهٌ‎ (mušawwahun, “distorted”)
• مُهَنَّدٌ‎ (muhannadun)
• مِقَشّة‎ (miqašša, tool noun), مَقاشّ‎ (maqāšš, “tongs or broom?”)
• مِحَشَّة‎ (miḥašša, “ما تُحرّك به النَّارُ لتشتعل”)
• مِلْحَفَة‎‎ (milḥafa, “غطاء من قماش يغطى به السرير ونحوه”)
• مِنْقَلَة‎‎ (minqalah)
• مِعْيَار‎ٌ‎ (miʿyārun, “criterion, standard”)
• مِشْنَقَة‎ (mišnaqa, “gallows”)
• مِقْصَلَة‎ (miqṣala, “guillotine”)
• مِرْآب‎ (mirʾāb) - garage? [3]
• محمر‎ - found in بطاطس محمرة which should mean fries. It may have something to do with red color too.

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• نبج‎ to flow
• نسيم‎ (nasîm): breeze, and
• نسيم البحر‎ (nasîm al-bahr): sea breeze
• نتش‎ (natasha) to unplug →ISBN
• نَبَأَ‎ (nabaʾa) — to be elevated, high
• نَبَأ‎ (nabaʾ) — news, tidings, information
• نجز‎ — More than perfect, complete, accomplished, achieved. Shqyptar, 13:16, 7 December 2017 (UTC)

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• هتم‎ - I came across the verb form يهتم. --Lo Ximiendo (talk) 12:14, 26 May 2017 (UTC) (I believe that يهتم, cares about, is Verb form VIII from هَمَّ‎ (hamma) (to concern, be important). The word هُتْم‎ (hutm) is the plural form of the adjective أَهْتَم‎ (ʾahtam), having no front teeth. أَهْتَمُّ‎ (ʾahtammu) also means "I look after". —Stephen ^(Talk) 01:28, 27 May 2017 (UTC))
• هَابِيل‎ (hābīl) nmpr., Abel
• هرواك‎ Adjective or Noun, Libyan Arabic
• هراويك‎ (plural)
• هرية‎ ?
• هورية‎ ?
• هيلين‎ (helēn)
• تهلين‎ (tahlīn, Hellenization with ethymology with Greek root)
• هلينية‎ (with link to الهلينية‎)
• هيلينيا‎ (helēnīya)
• هلن‎ (helēn) - has Persian, needs Arabic
• هيعون‎
• هكذا‎ Pronounced "hakadha". Meaning "thus", "so"...
• هَارِب‎ (hārib) also means fugitive, runaway, refugee, deserter)

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• وطر‎. Mangêzd (talk)
• وأر‎. Mangêzd (talk)
• وهر‎. Mangêzd (talk)
• وَرَق مُقَوَّى‎ (waraq muqawwā) cardboard

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• يراطنون‎, "they try to speak gibberish" from راطن‎ (rāṭana), conative of رطن‎ (ráṭana), to speak gibberish. —Stephen 05:57, 9 October 2007 (UTC)