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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)
• raqi (something to do with ruqya رُقْيَة‏ (ruqya)) -
  • رَاقِي‏ (rāqī)
• إليصابات‏: the name Elizabeth? not sure (Are you trying to find out the Arabic for Elizabeth, which is إليزابيث, or are you asking what إليصابات means? إليصابات is a much older version referring to the Biblical Elizabeth.)
• مازة‏ māza: appetizer spread, hors d'oeuvres table
• ؟؟؟ artiya-il (???) in arab please (http://nurmuhammad.com/Meditation/Angelic/AngelsDhikrShort.htm). Mangêzd (talk)
• إسماعيل‏ Isma’il (??? ??? First Sky) in Orbitian / Arab please. Mangêzd (talk)
•  ??? arina’il (??? zaytun third sky) in Orbitian / Arab please. Mangêzd (talk)
•  ??? Salsa’ïl (??? Zahir fourthed sky) in Orbitian / Arab please. Mangêzd (talk)
•  ??? kalqa'ïl (??? safiya fifth sky) in Orbitian / Arab please. Mangêzd (talk)
•  ??? samkha’il (??? khalisa sixth sky)) in Orbitian / Arab please. Mangêzd (talk)
•  ??? Afra’il (??? ghariba seventh sky)) in Orbitian / Arab please. Mangêzd (talk)
• albatat - possible meaning is likelihood (you’re probably thinking of البتة‏, with several meanings including completely, at all.)
•  ??? harqua'ill (angel of throne כס / imperial princess pussy كس‏) (http://www.muhammadanreality.com/ascentionmiraj.htm#Buraq is Dispatched to His Noble Mount)
• zanaat - skill, proficiency ?
• صِنَاعَة‏ (ṣināʿa) ? (maybe you are thinking of صَنْعَاء‏ (ṣanʿāʾ), the capital of Yemen?)
• Egyptian Ogdoad حوح‏, آمون‏, كوك‏
• 'awārīya "damaged goods", needed for the etymology of average, avaria, авария (avarija) etc. (I believe this is عوار‏ (ʕawār, “fault, blemish, defect, flaw”) < عور‏ (ʕáwira, “to lose an eye”). —Stephen 22:42, 22 May 2009 (UTC))
• 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)}})
• āfät, äft - "misfortune, bad omen" — آفة‏ (’āfa(t)), plural آفات‏ (’āfāt) = harm, hurt, damage, ruin, evil, bane. —Stephen 23:32, 19 July 2009 (UTC)
• miqräm "tissue, kerchief" or something like that — مقرم‏ (míqram), plural مقارم‏ (maqārim) = bedspread, bedcover. —Stephen 23:10, 21 July 2009 (UTC)
• quşur - "change, remainder" or something like that — كسور‏ (kusūr) (fraction, fragment, fracture, crack), plural of كسر‏ < root ك س ر‏.
• الترك‏ (al-turk, “the Turks”). Any information as to whether they got it from the Turks themselves or from the Persians would also be appreciated.
• كبش‏ (kabš, “young ram”)
• تسليمة‏ (taslima) < سلم‏ (sálima) — "Teslime" or "Taslima" — a female given name
• 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)
• ﷽ (بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم‏ all on one symbol)
• ﻻ (lā) -> لا
• 3 (missing sense): used in phonetic transcriptions of Arabic to represent a certain letter or sound (ayin or ع‏ (ʿ)).
• ‫نسيه‬‏ - debt?
• ە‏ - why is there no entry already for this letter?
• 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))

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• أعراف‏ - something like either the Purgatory or the Heights
• الكُنْيَة‏ (al-kunya, "surname"), source of alcunha
• أجل‏ (ajila) vi., to hesitate; (ajal) interj., certainly —Strabismus (talk) 06:24, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• ألاهة‏ (Muses in Babylon Dictionary) (I think it’s a misspelling of إلاهة‏), not it is not a mispelling the term exist. Mangêzd (talk)
• عباد‏ (Obedient). Mangêzd (talk)
• أورانيوم‏. Mangêzd (talk) (this must be a misspelling of يورانيوم‏, or of Persian اورانیوم‏).
• يورانيم‏ (this must be a misspelling of يورانيوم‏)
• أروقة‏ (arwiqa) npl., tents —Strabismus (talk) 06:24, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• 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)
• إسراء‏
• أهورا‏ - ('ahūrā). أهورا مازدا ('ahūrā māzdā), God in Zoroastrianism. Heydari (talk|contibs) 17:09, 21 September 2017 (UTC)
• أرفلون‏
• ألوهية‏
• الجبر‏
• آوران‏
• أتون‏ - (attuun) m cooking stove, oven Anatoli 04:38, 14 July 2009 (UTC)
• ألمانية‏ - I believe it's the German language ☛ No, ألمانية is “Germany”, in general, and “the “German language”” is اللغة الألمانية --Air Miss 02:37, 27 July 2011 (UTC)
• الزليج‏ (az-zulayj)
• امساكية‏ (emsākiyya) - I know what مَسَكَ‏ (to grab, to hold), أمْسَكَ‏ (to hold someone, to prevent) and إمْساك‏ (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))
• الجنس‏
• إيلي‏
• اقرأ‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• إعجام‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• أرغول‏
• أرغن‏
• 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.

ب

• 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)
• بلاء‏ (balaa’) - misfortune, calamity (from بلا‏, balaa, to test, to try)
• برنس‏ (burnus) - burnoose. Heydari (talk|contibs) 16:37, 21 September 2017 (UTC)
• بقا‏ - Egyptian only?
• بقلم‏ (biqawar): I think it means "by the means of", but what is the difference between بجوار and بقلم? (ANSWER: بقلم‏, bi-qalam = by, written by. —Stephen ^(Talk) 00:59, 5 April 2011 (UTC))
• بندق‏ (búnduq): hazelnuts?
• برنوس‏ (burnūs) burnoose?. بُرْنُس‏ (burnus). بُرنُوس is maybe dialectal variation, not sure though. Heydari (talk|contibs) 16:37, 21 September 2017 (UTC)
• بَرَاري‏ - wildernesses
• بَرّية‏ - wilderness

• بالنعناع‏ / بالنعنع‏ - probably means "mint" or "peppermint"

1. @-sche The above "mint"-related forms may be considered SoP or simply collocations. نَعْنَاع‏ (naʿnāʿ) is the lemma form, نَعْنَع‏ (naʿnaʿ) is an alternative form. بالنعناع (bi-'l-naʿnāʿ) is simply "with mint" (prefix "bi-", definite article "al-" (reduced to 'l in pronunciation after a vowel) and the noun. By Arabic spelling rules, one-letter prefixes are attached to the following words without a space, so is the article. Similar constructs are done for بالسكر (bi-'l-sukkar) "with sugar", بالحليب (bi-'l-ḥalīb) "with milk". Let me know, if you're satisfied with the answer. --Anatoli ^{(обсудить}/^вклад) 09:40, 6 July 2014 (UTC)

• بِشت‏
• بزق‎‎‏
• بذ‏ outdo, surpass; defeat, beat ; بوذا‏ Buddha surpass with compassion and mercifullness any one in this planet... Mangêzd (talk)
• بشملة‏ - loquat
• 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 978-2-03-584217-6)
• بطر‏ nm. recklessness, wantonness ; v. be reckless or wanton, be disrespectful.
• بتر‏ adj. amputated; tailless; childless ; nm. amputation ; v. amputate, cut off.
• باد‏ : pass away, die out.
• بنكامات‏

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• تَعْوِيذ‏ (taʿwīḏ) — amulet, talisman; charm, spell, incantation
• تغابن‏ — loss, deprivation
• تكنولوجية‏, تكنولوجيا‏, التكنولوجيا‏
• تماشق‏ - 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)

• تحالف‏ — Pronounced "tahaluf" ("alliance")
• تطور‏ تَطَۋَّرَ‏ — to develop, to change, to evolve, modify himself, transform himself. Mangêzd (talk)
• ترف‏ — soft / refined living; well be; pomp; luxury; opulence; richness; affluence.. Mangêzd (talk)
• طاغوت‏
• تكفيري‏

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• جبالة‏ - people and region of northwestern Morocco
• جلدة‏ (jilda)
• جنوب السودان ‏ South Sudan/(Republic of) South Sudan.
• جماعة‏
• حَطّة‏ (ḥaṭṭa)
• جوزه‏
• جلبي‏

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• حطم‏ (HaTama) vt., to break --Strabismus (talk) 06:33, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• حنش‏ (Hanash) nm., snake --Strabismus (talk) 06:33, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• حوراء‏
• حاليا ‏ adv. Pronounced "haaliya" meaning "currently".
• حليف ‏ n. Pronounced "halif" meaning "ally".
• حُورِيَّة‏

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• جاثية‏

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• دهر‏ (dahr) nm., passage of time --Strabismus (talk) 06:39, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• دخس‏ (duxas) nm., dolphin --Strabismus (talk) 06:39, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• داعي‏ (dāʕiya) — hippietrail (talk) 04:05, 10 August 2014 (UTC) - cause, reason, motive, need, requirement, necessity. —Stephen ^(Talk) 15:08, 10 August 2014 (UTC)
• دلال‏
• دِشداشَة‏
• دابق‏
• داروما‏

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• ذاب‏ (dhāba) to melt (source: ISBN 0-8184-0430-2

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• راتنج البولي أستر‏ - especially راتنج‏, but the other parts may do
• ريفي‏ (rīfiyy) adj., rustic --Strabismus (talk) 06:51, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• رفة‏
• رن‏ (ring, sound, buzz...)
• رائع‏ (rā'i‘) adj., clear as daylight --Strabismus (talk) 06:51, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• رونق‏ (rawnaq) nm., luster --Strabismus (talk) 06:51, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• 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)
• ريف‏ - (rīf) nm., countryside --Strabismus (talk) 06:51, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• رؤوف‏
• ربابة‎‏
• رعن‏ acting, speaking without thinking ; brainless, stupid... (Root 650 in Dictionnaire Larousse Compact Plus Arabe‑Français, by Daniel Reig, 2008, ISBN 978-2-03-584217-6).

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• زبانِية‏ (zabaaniya) npl., myrmidons --Strabismus (talk) 06:57, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• زفاف‏ - wedding (ceremony)
• زبن‏ (zubun) nm., clients --Strabismus (talk) 06:57, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• زبالين‏ - Zabbaleen, caste of "garbage people" in Cairo
• زواوي‏
• زغزغ‏ (zaghzagha) to tickle (Source: ISBN 0-8184-0430-2
• زمر‏
• زمارة‏
• زمزم‏

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• سماوي‏ (samaawii) adj., celestial --Strabismus (talk) 07:02, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• ساروفي‏
• ست‏ (Seth, Egyptian god of malevolence) / (satt) nf., lady --Strabismus (talk) 07:02, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• سلوى‏ (salwâ): a female name and meanings about softness, agreeable scents and other things
• سفل‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• ساوافيرو‏
• سِبْس‏ or سبس‏ - a form of reed pipe (musical instrument)
• سرحان‏

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• شبن‏ = ؟
  • shabani ،شبني‏ +
• شيطانة‏ (Hag, link with the existing error word شيطانه‏ of & شیطانه‏) (never heard of this word. User:Hakeem.gadi will have to decide if it exists.) I find this word in Babylon dictionary & Lingvosoft Dictionary (Arab dictionary)
• شمة‏
• شفع‏
• شريش‏
• شمل‏ shamala/shamila - to include; shaml - inclusion, connection, fusion, etc. Source: [2] Anatoli 23:59, 11 August 2009 (UTC)
• 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))
• شفار‏, شفارين‏ (shaffareen) - possibly Moroccon dialect
• شماغ‏
• شامل‏ (etymology 1 : ample, complete, encompassing, general, overall, exhaustive, total, unanimous, Universal (root 2961 in Dictionnaire Larousse Compact Plus Arabe‑Français, by Daniel Reig, 2008, ISBN 978-2-03-584217-6) ; etymology 2 : north, septentrion, arctic, boreal ; Etymology 3 : left {compare with שמאל‏ השמאל‏ לשמאל‏} (root 2962 in Dictionnaire Larousse Compact Plus Arabe‑Français, by Daniel Reig, 2008, ISBN 978-2-03-584217-6). Mangêzd (talk)
• شلبي‏
• شي‏
• شَاوِرْمَا‏ (šāwirmā) - shawarma
• سحوق‏ - a type of hot sauce (apparently from Yemeni Arabic) (= sahawiq, or Hebrew skhug סחוג) —Stephen ^(Talk) 22:16, 3 August 2016 (UTC))

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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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• طارق‏ (ṭāriq) nm., banging (creating a noise)
• طاقية‏
• طنبور‏
  • طنبوره‏

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• عَقِيقَة‏ (ʿaqīqa)
• عالمية‏ (‘aalmiiya) nf., knowledge (esp. of the bookish sort)
• عباة‏
• عثم‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• عاهل‏. Dictator, King, Monarch, Sovereign.
• عجم‏ put diacritic points (out of the letters), معجم‏ dictionary, glossary, glossary ; core of fruit
• عجماء‏ (‘ajmaa') nm., mute beast
• عدنان‎‏
• عرية‏ (‘urya) nf., nudity
• عزومة مراكبية‏ - an idom or expression popular in Egypt - [3]
• عَظَاءَة‏ (ʿaẓāʾa)
• عفر‏ Etymology 1 : pig, hog, boar, boar, wild, trickster, villain ; 2. dust cover, bury in the ground, buried. Mangêzd (talk)
• 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)

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• غاشية‏
• غيطه‏
• غازي‏ (ghaazii) nm., warlord --Strabismus (talk) 06:35, 7 October 2012 (UTC)
• غفر‏ (ghafara) vt., to forgive; [separate root] vt., to guard
• غافر‏
• غفار‏ (ghaffar) adj., merciful
• غفور‏ (ghafuur) adj., merciful
• اغتفر‏
• غلاية قهوة‏ -- A native Arabic speaker told me this is the word for "ibrik" or "jezve" as used for making Turkish coffee

  غلاية‏ (ġallāya) (boiler, kettle) + قهوة‏ (qáhwa) (coffee). Together pronounced as "ġallāyat qáhwa". I think, a coffeemaker can be called غلاية قهوة‏. إبريق قهوة‏ (ʾibrīq qáhwa) is a synonym. --Anatoli ^{(обсудить)} 13:07, 23 December 2011 (UTC)

Hans Wehr dictionary doesn't have غلاية قهوة‏ but غلاية شاي‏ (ġallāyat šāy) - kettle, samovar. --Anatoli ^{(обсудить)} 13:10, 23 December 2011 (UTC)

• غُترَة‏
• غنوصية‏

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• فلق‏ - dawn, daybreak
• فإرعديس‏ (ΠΑΡΆΔΕΙΣΟΣ) (THIS LOOKS LIKE IT'S FROM THE SAME SOURCE AS THE ABOVE. NEED EVIDENCE OR DELETE.)
• فران‏ (farraan) nm., baker
• فرديس‏ (this looks like a misspelling of فراديس‏, which is the plural of الفردوس‏, Paradise) - Arabicized Persian پردیس‏.
• فسيلة‏ (fasiila) nf., palm shoot
• فَصَمَ‏ — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 12:53, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
• فليفلة‏
• فونغراف‏ - phonograph
• فير‏
• فيه‏
• ڡأرعديس‏ (ΠΑΡΆΔΕΙΣΟΣ Original writing of Paradise in the begin of real Islam before the Othman version of Koran أرعد‏, Ἠλύσιον πέδιον, ἐνηλύσιον مبارك‏ Benedicted by برق‏ : Lightning) (YOU'LL HAVE TO GIVE PROOF OF THIS. ڡ IS NOT EVEN AN ARABIC LETTER.)

It is an Arabian letter from the kufic era when Al‑Qaraan Al‑Karama was written without I‑jam / O‑gam...

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_diacritics#I.27jam_.28phonetic_distinctions_of_consonants.29
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_diacritics#History

The actual Arabians are making con‑fusion be‑tween some letter like P/F, V/W/U, S/SH, T/TH, the Fa that Hebrew & Syriac have in their Alpha‑betahas with walue P & F... So the error come from bad writing from the Arabians scribe... Mangêzd (talk)

• فائق‏ root ففق‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• فاق‏ root ففق‏ surpass, outmatch, exceed, excel, outclass, overtop, top, outshine, outweigh. Mangêzd (talk)
• فوزيّ‏ (Fawziy, “triumph”)

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• قحطان‎‏ (Qahtan or Qaḥṭān or Kahtan)
• قيدوم‏ (qayduum) nm., prow
• قيوم‏
• كنف‏ (kanafa) to enclose
• قيثار‏ - a musical instrument
• قوّالی‏
• قنبوس‏
• قَيْنة‏ - singing slave girl (singular)
  • قِيان‏ - singing slave girl (plural)

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• كراب‏ (possibly could be dialect for خراب‏, ruin...could be the English name Crabbe, or from English proper noun Crab as in Crab Nebula...otherwise, no idea)
• كبيس‏ (colloquial for "pickle"?) / (kabiis) nm., anything pickled --Strabismus (talk) 01:12, 8 October 2012 (UTC)
• كوردستان‏ Kurdistan
• كرتون‏ (cardboard)
• كَندورَة‏
• كاوالا‎‎‏ - an end-blown flute
• كولة‎‏ - an end-blown flute
• كمنجة‏ - a fiddle
  • كمنجا‏ - a fiddle
• كرد‏ - the name of a maqam
• كَفَّرَ‏ (kaffara)

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• لحن‏ (laHn) nm., melody
• لذيذة‏ - feminine (or plural inanimate) form of لذيذ‏ (laḏīḏ) - "delicious". --Anatoli ^{(обсудить)} 04:21, 12 January 2012 (UTC)

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• مُمْتَحَنَة‏ (mumtaḥana)
• مدجول‏ - a type of date
  • or is ﻣﺠﻬﻮل‏ more correct?
• 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
• مريد‏ (mariid) adj., rebellious
• مستعلي‎‏ (Musta‘lī)
• مسند‏ (musnad) nm., support (for the back or seat)
• مشتري‏ muštari, مشتر‏ muštarin (purchaser), مشترى‏ muštaran (purchase), and please check the romanisation muštari at Appendix:List of Balkanisms
• معارج‎‏ (mi‘aarij) nm., place of ascent
• معراج‏ (mi‘raaj) nm., ladder
• منتظر‏
• منتدية‏ I have absolutely no idea of the meaning and pronunciation of this word — I found it on this website: منتديات العيادة السورية الطبية (totally safe according to WOT): That's the (much) less common way of saying muntada, "forum" (and is also "wrong" grammatically). It is pronounced muntadaya, and originated from the plural muntadayat.
• ماروم‏
• موصل‏

1. (mawṣil) n. Noun of place from the verb وَصَلَ‏ (waṣala, “to arrive”)
2. (muwaṣṣil) n. Conductor. Active participle of the verb وَصَّلَ‏ (waṣṣala, “to put together”)

• مينا‎‎‏ (miinaa) nmf., harbor
• مايكل‏
• مراقب‏ Plural مراقبون "Observers" Used in the context of the _observers_ in Syria.
• مسلحة‏ Adjective pronounced "musalaha" meaning "armed" as in "bearing weapons".
• مكسيكي‏ (maksikiy) (male adjective "Mexican"), مكسيكية‏ (feminine adjective "Mexican").
• مورد‏ n. ("Resource"/"Resources").
• مفاوضة‏ n. مفاوضات‏ ("Negotiation"/"Negotiations")
• مباشرة‏ (pronounced "mubashara") adv. "directly".
• مشارك‏ n. "participant"
• مطالبة‏ n. "claim"
• مكافة‏ (Arabic, mukáfa, feminine past participle, not sure which root verb. Possibly bordered, desisted, refrained, but other possibilities.)
• موزارابيك‏ (Mozarabic)
• مَشَدة‏ (mašada)
• مزي‏ distinguished, stylish, clever, witty (Root 5071 & 5243 ممز‏ in Dictionnaire Larousse Compact Plus Arabe‑Français, by Daniel Reig, 2008, ISBN 978-2-03-584217-6)
• مزج‏ mingle ; tangle ; mix ; panacher ; incorporate; entangle. Mangêzd (talk)
• مظهر‏ - has Persian, needs Arabic
• ميمون‏ - monkey?
• مجل‏
• مشوة‏ - distorted?
• مهند‏

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• نضال‏ (nidal) Added incorrectly as nidal, meaning struggle.
• نسيم‏ (nasîm): breeze, and
• نسيم البحر‏ (nasîm al-bahr): sea breeze
• ناري‏ (nāriyy): fiery?
• نشرة‏ (nashra): bulletin, brochure
• نبت‏ (nabata) to grow, sprout (from The Arabic Alphabet by Nicholas Awde and Putros Samano, ISBN 0-8184-0430-2
• نهض‏ (nahaḍa) to rise ISBN 0-8184-0430-2
• نبذ‏ (nabadha) to banish ISBN 0-8184-0430-2
• نتش‏ (natasha) to unplug ISBN 0-8184-0430-2
• نقّارة‏
• نهاوند‏ — the name of a maqam
• نَبَأَ‏ (nabaʾa) — to be elevated, high
• نَبَأ‏ (nabaʾ) — news, tidings, information

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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))
• هابيل‏ (haabiil) 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
• هلع‏ (Helo)
• هيعون‏
• هكذا‏ Pronounced "hakadha". Meaning "thus", "so"...
• هاودة‏ from هود‏ kindness, gentleness, indulgence, moderation, tolerance. Mangêzd (talk)
• هواء‏ affection, love, desire, passion... Mangêzd (talk)
• أهواء‏ affection, love, desire, passion... Mangêzd (talk)
• هارب‏ - harp? (هَارْب‏ (hārb) means harp; هَارِب‏ (hārib) also means fugitive, runaway, refugee, deserter)

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• وفد‏
• وضوء‏ Wudu
• وعى‏
• وتر‏ odd, singular, a adj: single  ; also the definition "to wrong, to harm, to cheat, to dupe" is not a classical one... Mangêzd (talk)
• وثر‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• وسر‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• وطر‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• وأر‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• وهر‏. Mangêzd (talk)
• وحي‏ illumination, inspiration, revelation. Mangêzd (talk)
• ولع‏ affinity, predilection. Mangêzd (talk)
• وعي‏ : awareness, consciousness, lucidity, realization, sensibility (root is وعع‏ [woo / voo] ).

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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)
• يربوع‏ - jerboa
• يلاو‏
• يلو‏
• ينبع‏