How to Name Objects in the Room in Arabic

Arabic is a very interesting language, and spoken by several hundred thousand people in the Middle East and elsewhere. The following words are great to help expand your vocabulary. To start learning Arabic, refer to the starter articles on this site.

Method 1
Method 1 of 1:
English ::: Arabic

  1. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 1
    1
    telephone ::: ha-tef ::: هاتف
  2. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 2
    2
    computer ::: ha-soob ::: حاسوب
    Advertisement
  3. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 3
    3
    book ::: kee-ta-b ::: كتاب
  4. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 4
    4
    pen/pencil::: qa-lam ::: قلم
  5. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 5
    5
    paper ::: w'a-ra-qa ::: ورقة
  6. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 6
    6
    notebook ::: daff-tar ::: دفتر
  7. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 7
    7
    trash ::: muh-mal-at ::: مهملات
  8. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 8
    8
    clock/time::: sa'ah ::: ساعة
  9. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 9
    9
    door ::: b-a-b ::: باب
  10. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 10
    10
    window ::: na-fi-za ::: نافذة
  11. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 11
    11
    flag ::: a'a-lam ::: علم
  12. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 12
    12
    homework ::: wa-jib ::: واجب
  13. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 13
    13
    home ::: b-ay-t ::: بيت
  14. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 14
    14
    light ::: dow'a ::: ضوء
  15. Image titled Name Objects in the Room in Arabic Step 15
    15
    chair ::: kur-see ::: كرسي
  16. 16
    table ::: ta-we-lah ::: طاولة
    Advertisement

Community Q&A

  • Question
    How would you say Are you hungry?
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    Hall anta ja'ea hall anta jaw'an هل أنت جائع هل أنت جوعان. Hal anta= Do you. Ja'ea or Jaw'an= hungry.
  • Question
    How do I say, "I went to school yesterday" in Arabic?
    Menna Nabil
    Menna Nabil
    Community Answer
    Zahabtu Ila Al madrasatu al bareha. ذهبت الى المدرسة البارحة.
  • Question
    How do I ask, "Have you broken your fast?"
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    هل كسرت صيامك (Hal kasarat siamuk?)
  • Question
    How do I say, "Can you pick us up at the airport?"
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    "Hal yumkinuk aistihabuna fi almatar?" "Hal yumkinuk" = can you, "aistihabuna" = pick us up, "fi almatar" = at the airport.

Warnings

Advertisement

You Might Also Like

Count to Twenty in Bengali
How to
Count to Twenty in Bengali
Communicate Well With People from Other Cultures
How to
Communicate Well With People from Other Cultures
Count to 10 in Arabic
How to
Count to 10 in Arabic
Say “I Love You” in Arabic
How to
Say “I Love You” in Arabic
Greet in Arabic
How to
Greet in Arabic
Say Hello in ArabicHow to Say Hello in Arabic Correctly - wikiHow
Pronounce Difficult Arabic Letters
How to
Pronounce Difficult Arabic Letters
Speak Egyptian Arabic
How to
Speak Egyptian Arabic
Install the Arabic Language on Android
How to
Install the Arabic Language on Android
Learn Arabic
How to
Learn Arabic
Speak Arabic
How to
Speak Arabic
Say Beautiful in Arabic
How to
Say Beautiful in Arabic
Advertisement

About This Article

wikiHow is a “wiki,” similar to Wikipedia, which means that many of our articles are co-written by multiple authors. To create this article, 14 people, some anonymous, worked to edit and improve it over time. This article has been viewed 47,649 times.
178 votes - 88%
Co-authors: 14
Updated: August 8, 2019
Views: 47,649
Categories: Arabic
Advertisement