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Vocabulary – Lesson 7

Iraqi عربي English

joo’aan جوعان                         hungry

‘aTshaan عَطشان                         thirsty

hathaa yibayyin هذا يبَيِن                        this seems

aani ‘indi آني عِندي                     I have

fiqra فِكره                             idea

yi’jibni يِعجِبني                         I like, literally,

it pleases me

inti shitguuliin إنتِ شِتگولين                what do you say?, what do

you think? – contraction of

shinnu and tguliin

aani atifiq آني أتّفِق                       I agree

akil أكِل                               food

latheeth لَذيذ                              delicious

‘aaml il maT’amعامل المطعم                               waiter

masaa’ il kheir مَساء الخير                   good afternoon

tishirbuun تِشرَبون                        you (pl) drink

buTul بُطُل                              bottle

mai مَي                               water

mumtaaz مُمتاز                            excellent

hamm هَم                                also

aani aHibb آني أحِب                       I love, I like

qaa’imat akil قائِمَة                            menu

aani raaH arjaa’ آني راح أرجَع               I will return

akthar أكثَر                              more than

intu tiTilbuun إنتوا تِطلِبون                  you (pl) order

simach masgoof سِمَچ مَسگوف              masgoof fish (see Facts

About Iraq later this

lesson.)

aani akalit آني أكَلِت                       I ate

il baarHa bil lehl البارحه بالليل                 last night

arjuuk أرجوك                          please

jiiblii جيبلي                           bring me

dolma دولمَه                           Iraqi dish (see Facts

About Iraq later this

lesson.)

zalaaTa زلاطه                           salad

ma’a مَع                                with

zayt zaytuun زيت زيتون                    olive oil

shorba شوربَه                          soup

TamaaTa طَماطه                          tomato

dijaaj دِجاج                            chicken

timman تِمَن                              rice

putayta بُتيته                             potato

la . . . . walla لا والله                          neither . . . . nor

kabaab كَباب                             kabab

mashwi مَشوي                          grilled

‘aal عال                              okay, good

ruzz رُز                                another word for rice

khuthra خُضره                          vegetables

‘idkum عِدكُم                            you have

jizar جِزَر                              carrots

bahmya باميا                              okra

beitinjaan بيتنجان                         eggplant

buSal بُصَل                             onions

shalgham شَلغَم                             turnips

shijerشِجَر zucchini

mithil مِثِل                               same as

mu balla مو بالله                        right? – tag phrase asking

for agreement

SaHiiH صَحيح                          true

ilich Haq الچ حَق                         you are right

rai-ich رَأيچ                             your opinion

il aHsan إلأحسَن                         the best

min zamaan مِن زَمان                       in a long time

maftu‘uH مَفتوح                          open

masduud مَسدود                         closed

yoom il ithnehn يوم الإثنين                    Monday

yoom ith thalaathaa يوم الثَلاثاء                    Tuesday

sena, sniin (p)سَنَه،سِنين               year(s)

isbuu’ إسبوع                          week

shahar شَهَر                             month

shahar Aab شَهَر آب                        month of August

Hatta حَتى                              so that, in order to

ijaaza إجازه                            vacation

haa ها I see

la’ad لَعَد                                then, therefore

Hsaabحساب bill

‘alayya عَليّه                             for me

‘indi عِندي                            I have, literally, with me

fluus فلوس                           money

aani raaH adfa’ آني راح أدفَع                 I will pay

inta difa’it إنتَ دِفَعِت                      you paid

marra مَرّه                              time, period, occasion

jaaya جايه next

khallini خَليني                           let me

aHuT أحُط                              (I) leave

bakhsheesh بَخشيش                        tip

‘azizi عَزيزي                         my dear

dakhil داخِل                             inside, included

kariim كَريم                             generous

nishkurak نِشكُرَك                          we thank you

sabqa سابقه                           last, previous

il-akhiira الأخيره last time

rajaa’ann رجاءً please

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Vocabulary – Lesson 6

Iraqi عربي English

ustaath أُستاذ sir

aani aHuT آني أحُط                        I put

HuTa (m) حُطه                             put it (m)

HuTha (f) حُطهه                           put it (f)

‘ala على on

il siriir السِرير                          the bed

inta tiHtaaj إنتَ تِحتاج                     you need

fed shi فَد شي                          something

ba’ad fed shi بَعَد فَد شي                    something, anything else

musaa’adtak مُساعَدتَك                      your help

Iqaama sa’iida. إقامه سَعيده                  Have a good day.

wiyaak وِياك               with you

mawjuud مَوجود                         present

laHtha لَحظه                            moment

fed laHtha فَد لَحظَه                                    a moment, wait a moment

w inta و إنتَ                            and you (“wa” is

contracted, with the ‘a’

dropping

iS SaHa الصَحَه                          the health

shlohn iS SaHa? شلون الصَحَه                how is (your) health?

shaku maku شَكو ماكو                     what’s new?

salaamtak سَلامتَك                       nothing wrong

aani wiSalit آني وِصَلِت                    I arrived

il yoom اليوم                             today

ahlak أهلَك your family

jayed جَيِد good

jiddan جِداً very

ibni إبني                              my son

binti بِنتي my daughter

inta tit thekkar إنتَ تِتذَكَر                      you remember

zawijti زَوِجتي            my wife

mashghuul                   مَشغول                          busy

bayt بَيت                               house

bil bayt بِالبَيت                           at home

Tab’an طَبعاً of course

‘umur عُمُر                              age

shgad ‘umur شگد عُمُر                     how old?

ba’adhum بَعَدهُم                they still

humma ba’adhum yithekkaruuk                 they still remember you

هُمه بَعَدهُم يِذّكَروك

maashaa’allah ما شاء الله                     praise the Lord

abuuk أبوك                             your father

ummak أُمَك your mother

mumtaaziin مُمتازين              excellent (m, pl)

humma sakniin هُمه ساكنين                 they live

akhi أخي my brother

ukhti أُختي my sister

thabuT ضابُط                           officer

jaysh جَيش                            army

mu balla مو بالله ‌                        isn’t it so? – tag phrase

seeking agreement

huwwa chaan هوَّ چان                         he was

huwwa chaan yiskun هوَّ چان يِسكُن                         he was living

huwwa yishtughul هوَّ يِشتُغُل                     he works

sharika شَرِكه company

Taliba طالِبه female student

jammi’a جامِعه university

baligh بَلِّغ tell (imperative, msg)

taHiyya, taHiyyat تَحِيّه،تَحِيّات                   greeting(s)

akiid أكيد sure

Sadiiqi صَديقي                        my friend

aani naazil آني نازِل                      I am staying

madam مدام madam

ma’zumiin معزومين free, available

bi kull suruur بِكُل سُرور                     with pleasure

id da’wa الدّعوَه                          the invitation

is saa’a beesh? السّاعه بَيش؟                what time?

khosh خوش good

‘abr  ish shari’عَبر الشارِع                             the other side of the street

muqaabil مُقابِل                            in front of, across

aani raaH akuun آني راح أكون                I will be

farHaan فَرحان happy

altiqi التِقي (I) meet

ithnehnkum إثنينكُم                           both of you

tamaam تَمام                       perfect

raaH راح                              will

hal هَل this

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Vocabulary – Lesson 5

Iraqi عربي English

ashkurak أشکُرَك                  I thank you

shgad شگد                     how much, how many

nisayt نِسیت                    (I) forgot

gilitlii گِلِتلي (you) told me

alfehn الفين two thousand

aani at-thekkar آني أتذَکَر                         I remember

aani ariid آني أرید                           I want

aani adfa’ آني أدفَع                          I pay

aani adfa’lak آني أدفَعلَك                        I pay you

tlath talaafتلث تالاف three thousand

mithil maمثل ما same as

inta ridit إنتَ رِدِت                          you wanted

bil awwal بل أوَّل                             at first

inta sa’adit إنتَ‌ ساعَدِت                      you helped

inta sa’aditnii إنتَ‌ ساعَدِتني                     you helped me

hwaaya هوایَّه‌                                a lot, very, many

inta akhathit إنتَ‌ أخَذِت                      you took

inta akhathitni إنتَ‌ أخَذِتني                    you took me

b-aman بأمان                               safely, in safety

la shukur ‘ala wajib لا شُکُر علی واجِب                thanks are not necessary

aani raaH آني راح                                                 I will

aani raaH ashtaqlak آني راح أشتاقلَك               I will miss you

safra sa’iida سَفره‌ سَعیده‌                                  happy travels

allah ykhaliik الله‌ یخَلیك                                      may God protect you

allah wiyyak الله‌ وِياك                                       may God be with you

bil khidma بالخِدمَه                      at your service

ukhuth                           أُخُذ                                             take (imperative, msg)

janT-ti جَنطتي                        my bag

lil dakhil للداخِل                                 inside

aani asawwi آني أسَوي                             I do, make

shlohn asaa’dak شلون أساعدَك                               how may I help (do for) you

aani ‘indi آني عِندي I have

Hajiz حَجِز                                  reservation

il yoom الیوم                          today

nafar نَفَر                             person, place

nafarehn نَفَرین                            two person, places

shgad raaH tubqa شگد راح تُبقی           how long will you stay

tubqa تُبقی                                    (you) stay

wiyya وِیَّه‌                                     with

wiyyaana وِیّانه‌                                    with us

isbuu’, asaabii’ إسبوع، أسابیع                        week(s)

isbuu’ehn إسبوعین                               two weeks

‘ala kull Hal علی کُل حال                           anyway

akthar أکثَر                                   more

mu akthar min مو أکثَر مِن                            not more than

tlath asaabii’ تلَث أسابیع                             three weeks

aqal أقَل                                      less

mu aqal min مو أقَل مِن                             not less than

haak هاك                                     here is

miftaaH مِفتاح                          key

miftaaHak مِفتاحك                                 your key

raqam رَقَم                            number

ghurfa غُرفَة                                   room

raqam il ghurfa رَقَم الغُرفة                             room number

sitta سِتّه‌                            six

miyya مِیّه‌                             hundred

thmaanya ثمانیه‌                               eight

arba’iin أربَعین                              forty

sitt miyya w thmaanya w arba’iin                          648 (six hundred and eight

سِت مِیّه‌ وثمانیه‌ و أربعین                 and forty)

is-saa’a السّاعة                       the hour

is-saa’a beesh? السّاعة بيش؟                        what time is it

arba’a أربَعه‌                                  four

rubu’ رُبُع                           one quarter

ba’ad بَعَد                           after

ba’ad ith-thuhur بَعَد الظُهُر                             afternoon

arba’a w rubu’ ba’ad ith-thuhur                            4:15 in the afternoon

أربَعه‌ و رُبُع بَعَد الظُهُر

maT’am مَطعَم                                  restaurant

malkum مالکُم                        your (pl)

maT’amkum مَطعَمکُم your restaurant

maftuuH مَفتوح                         open

‘asha عَشه                                dinner

l’il ‘ashaللعشه for dinner

khamsa خَمسه‌                          five

nuS نُص                         one half

khamsa w nuS خَمسه‌ و نُص                       5:30

da’ash دَعَش                                 eleven

lehl لیل                                     evening

bil lehl باللیل                        in the evening

laakin لکِن                             but, however

idkhul إدخُل                        enter (imperative, msg)

la tdkhul لا تِدخُل                          don’t enter

illa إلّا                            less, minus

‘ashra عَشره‌                       ten

daqaayik دقايق                        minutes

da’ash illa ‘ashir daqaayik                                     10:50 (11 minus 10 minutes)

دَعَش الّا عَشِر دَقايق

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Vocabulary

Iraqi
عربي
English
marHaba
مَرحَبا
hello
ustaath
أستاذ
sir, professor
ahlan wa sahlan
أهلاً وسَهلاً
hello, welcome
Shlohnak?
شلونَك
How are you?
zehn
زین
good
al Hamdulillah
الحَمدُلله‌
praise be to God
aani
آني
I
ismi
إسمي
my name
Tsharrafna
تشَرفنا
Nice to meet you (you honor us).
Wili ishsharraf
وإلي الشَرَف
And nice to meet you (and the honor is ours).
sayyid
سَیِّد
sir, mister
w
و
and
assalaam
السَّلام
peace
‘alaykum
عَلَیکُم
upon you
As salaamu ‘alaykum.
السَّلامُ عَلَیکُم
Peace be upon you.
wa
و
and
Wa ‘alaykum assalaam
وعَلَیکُم السَّلام
And upon you be peace.
inta
إنتَ‌
you
min
مِن
from
wehn
وین
where
‘Iraqi
عِراقي
Iraqi(s) (masculine, feminine,
‘Iraqiyya
عِراقِيِّة
singular; masculine, feminine
‘Iraqiyyeen
عِراقِیین
plural; hereafter abbreviated as
‘Iraqiyyaat
عِراقِیات
msg, fsg, mpl, fpl)
la
لا
no
mu
مو
not
Amriiki
أمریکي
American (masculine, feminine,
Amriikiyya
أمریکِیِّة
plural, hereafter abbreviated as
Amriikaan
أمریکان
m,f,fpl)
madiina
مَدینة
city
madiinat ATlanTa
مَدینَة أطلانطا
city of Atlanta
wilayat
وِلایَة
State
wilayat Georgia
وِلایَة جورجیا
State of Georgia
il Wilayat il MutaHida
الوِلایات المُتَحِدة
United States
Amriika
أمریکا
America
hnaa
هنا
here
na’am
نَعَم
yes
aani wilaadat
آني وِلادَة
I was born
il ‘Iraq
العِراق
Iraq- country name are preceded  by the definite article “il” which is “the”.
il/al
إلـ /الـ
the – both spellings are common (“al” Hamdulillah, but “il” Iraq)

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