Lesson 18 Flashcards
سمع
to hear sime’//yisma’
نزل
to go down (buses, cars, etc) nizel/yinazal
رجع
to return, to go, to go back rije’//yirja’
تعب
to get tired ti’eb//yit’ab
قدر
to be able ’ider//yi’dar
فطن
to remember fiten/yiftan (tau)
فهم
to understand fihem//yifham
ضحك
to laugh dihek//yidhak (under d and under h)
عرف
to know ’iref//yir’af
نام
to sleep; to go to bed nām//inām
أَوَّل
first; beginning ’awwal
تِلْمِيْذ، ج تَلَاْمِيْذ
student//students tilmīz//talāmīz
آخِر، ج أَوَاْخِر
last; end āxer
كِلمِة، ج كَلِمَات
word; words kilme//kalimāt
كَلَام
words; conversation (m.s.) kalām
ضُهُر
noon duh(o)r
مَغرِب / مُغرِب
dusk, early evening magreb/mugreb
سَفَر
journey safar
طَرِيْق، ج طُرُق
way, path tarī//turo’ (tau)
نُكتِة / نُكَت
joke, funny story nukte; nukat
نْهَار
day (daytime) nhār
لَيْل
night lēl
to hear
سمع sime’//yisma’
to go down (buses, cars, etc)
نزل nizel/yinazal
to return, to go, to go back
رجع rije’//yirja’
to get tired
تعب ti’eb//yit’ab
to be able
قدر ’ider//yi’dar
to remember
فطن fiten/yiftan (tau)
to understand
فهم fihem//yifham
to laugh
ضحك dihek//yidhak (under d and under h)
to know
عرف ’iref//yir’af
to sleep; to go to bed
نام nām//inām
first; beginning
أَوَّل ’awwal
student//students
تِلْمِيْذ، ج تَلَاْمِيْذ tilmīz//talāmīz
last; end
آخِر، ج أَوَاْخِر āxer
word; words
كِلمِة، ج كَلِمَات kilme//kalimāt
words; conversation
كَلَام kalām
noon
ضُهُر duh(o)r
dusk, early evening
مَغرِب / مُغرِب magreb/mugreb
journey
سَفَر safar
way, path
طَرِيْق، ج طُرُق tarī//turo’ (tau)
joke, funny story
نُكتِة / نُكَت nukte; nukat
day (daytime)
نْهَار nhār
night
لَيْل lēl
فَرشِة، ج فَرشَات
Bed
Bed
فَرشِة، ج فَرشَات
تَسجِيْل، ج تَسجِيْلَات
Recording
Recording
تَسجِيْل، ج تَسجِيْلَات
فَوْق
Above
Fōq
Above
فَوْق
Fōq
أَو
Or / or again (It is used to signify an additional possibility, rather than a choice between two options. In the latter case, the word willa is used, especially in questions, or the combination ya … ya …: for example, ya ’ana, ya ’inte! [It’s] me or you!)
Or / or again (It is used to signify an additional possibility, rather than a choice between two options. In the latter case, the word willa is used, especially in questions, or the combination ya … ya …: for example, ya ’ana, ya ’inte! [It’s] me or you!)
أَو
Pronunciation: We went down
’IHna_nzElna
Pronunciation: Why did you (pl) go down?
Lesh_(e)nzeltu?
Pronunciation: We understood
(e)fhemna
Pronunciation: when did you (m) go down?
‘Emta_nzel(e)t
Pronunciation: I went down with him
(e)nzel(e)t ma3o
Pronunciation: I understood well
(e)fhemt_(e)mniH
Pronunciation: I didn’t understand
Ma_fhemt-(e)sh
