English

Adjective

Arabic

1. Of, from, or pertaining to Arab Countries or cultural behaviour (Plural: Arabs , see also Arab as an adjective.)

Translations

• عربي ar (`arabiyyun)

• Chinese: 阿拉伯的
• Dutch: Arabisch , Arabische
• Esperanto: araba
• Finnish: arabialainen

  arabe

  arabisch

  ערבי ('aravi) m, ערביה (A'rvia) f, ערבים (Aravim/Arvim) m pl, ערביות (Arviot) f pl

• Ido: arab m, araba f
• Interlingua: arabe , arabic

  arabo

• Malay: Arab

  عَرَبی (æræbi)

• Portuguese: árabe
• Spanish: árabe
• Swedish: arabisk

Noun

Arabic

1. A major Semitic language originating from the Arabian peninsula, and now spoken natively (in various spoken dialects, all sharing a single highly conservative standardized literary form) throughout large sections of the Middle East and North Africa. (ISO abbreviations: ar, ara
2. The Aramaic-derived alphabet used to write the Arabic, Persian, Pashto, Urdu, and Uyghur languages, among others.
3. The culture of the Arab peoples.

Derived terms

• Mozarabic

Translations

• Arabic: العربية (al-`arabiyyah)
• Chinese: 阿拉伯语(1), 阿拉伯字母 (2)
• Dutch: Arabisch n (1)
• Finnish: arabia (1,2)
• French: arabe (1,2)
• German: arabisch (1,2)
• Hebrew : ערבית ('aravit)
• Ido: arab (1,2)
• Indonesian: bahasa arab (1), huruf arab (2)
• Interlingua: arabe (1,2)
• Italian: arabo (1,2)
• Japanese: アラビア語 (arabia-go) (1), アラビア文字 (arabia-moji) (2)
• Malay: bahasa Arab (1), Jawi (2)
• Persian: عَرَبی (æræbi)
• Portuguese: árabe (1,2)
• Spanish: árabe (1,2)
• Swedish: arabiska (1,2)
• Turkish: arap

External links

• Arabic - English Dictionary: from Webster's Online Dictionary - the Rosetta Edition.