Unit 5 Flashcards
shaari9 (shawaari9)
street
shaaTi (shawaaTi)
beach
waajid
much / very (regional)
taw
now, (regional)
seeda
straight ahead
mithlamaa
as (+verb)
sheesha(t) bitrool
petrol station
laff / yiliff
he turned / turns
liff (ee-f) (oo-pl)
turn!
il-laffa
the turning
muqaabil
opposite
dawaar
roundabout
mafhoom
understood
fahim / yiham
he understood / understands
raml (rimaal)
sand
forweel
four wheel drive
sayyaara(t) Saloon
two wheel drive vehicle
intabah / yintibih
was careful of / watched out for
jamal (jimaal)
camel
rooH (ee-f) (oo-pl)
go!
li’an, li’inn
because
Hatta
until
riHla (at)
journey
Sagheer (a) (Sighaar)
small, young
akh (ikhwa)
brother
ya akhee
my brother
SaHra
desert
mumkin tikhabbirnee wayn il…
can you tell me where the … is?
mumkin tiqool lee wayn il…
can you tell me where the …is?
rooH 9ala Tool (seeda)
go straight on
9ala il-yameen
on the right
9ala il-yasaar
on the left
9ala yameen/ yasaar il…
to the right/left of the…
khalf, waraa
behind
amaam
in front of
janb
beside
9aSima (9awaaSim)
capital
balad (bilaad/buldaan)
country
thaanee laffa 9ala il-yameen
the second turning on the right
thaalith laffa 9ala il-yasaar
take the third turning on the left
khudh awwal laffa 9alal-yameen
take the first turning on the right
zaar / yizoor
he visited / visits
ziyaara (at)
visit
mashsha / yimashshee
walk somebody around something
qal9a (qilaa9)
fort, castle
mazra9a (mazaari9)
farm
duwalee (ya) (een)
international
rajul (rijaal)
man (men)
sitt (aat)
lady
Hurma (Hareem)
women
Haar (a)
hot
mukhaalafa murooreeya
traffic fine, violation
fawq
above, over
sur9a
speed
muHaddad (a)
limited
raadaar
radar
qabl
before
dafa9 / yidfa9
he paid / pays
madfoo9 (a)
paid
milkiyya(t) is-sayyaara
car documents
markaz il-muroor
the traffic centre
markaz ish-shurTa
the police station
qidir / yiqdar
he was able / can
tajdeed
renewal
jaddad / yijaddid
he renewed / renews
saa’iq (a) (een)
in the process of driving (also driver)
sawwaq
driver
saaq / yisooq
he drove / drives
qeema
value amount
layson
licence
zaayid
plus
nisa / yinsa
he forgot / forgets
laa tinsa
don’t forget
bidoon
without
takallam / yitkallam ma9
he spoke / speaks with