Arabic Vocab: Common Verbs

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1. لعب la:iba

The given word "لعب" is the Arabic word for "play". The transliteration "la:iba" represents the pronunciation of the word in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "play".

Explanation

The given word "لعب" is the Arabic word for "play". The transliteration "la:iba" represents the pronunciation of the word in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "play".

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Translate the verb from Arabic to English.

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2. فتح fataHa

The given Arabic word "fataHa" translates to "open" in English.

Explanation

The given Arabic word "fataHa" translates to "open" in English.

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3. أكل 'akala

The given word "أكل" is the Arabic word for "eat".

Explanation

The given word "أكل" is the Arabic word for "eat".

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4. قرأ qara'a

The given word "قرأ" is pronounced as "qara'a" in Arabic. The translation of this word in English is "read".

Explanation

The given word "قرأ" is pronounced as "qara'a" in Arabic. The translation of this word in English is "read".

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6. سافر saafara

The word "سافر" in Arabic translates to "travel" in English.

Explanation

The word "سافر" in Arabic translates to "travel" in English.

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8. طبخ Tabakha

The given correct answer "cook" is the English translation of the Arabic word "Tabakha". This suggests that "Tabakha" means to prepare food by combining ingredients and using heat.

Explanation

The given correct answer "cook" is the English translation of the Arabic word "Tabakha". This suggests that "Tabakha" means to prepare food by combining ingredients and using heat.

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10. دخل dakhala

The word "dakhala" is the Arabic translation of the word "enter". Therefore, the correct answer is "enter".

Explanation

The word "dakhala" is the Arabic translation of the word "enter". Therefore, the correct answer is "enter".

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12. ذهب dhahaba

The word "dhahaba" in Arabic translates to "go" in English.

Explanation

The word "dhahaba" in Arabic translates to "go" in English.

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17. فعل fa:ala

The correct answer for this question is "do, act, do, act". The word "fa:ala" in Arabic means "to do" or "to act". Therefore, the correct answer includes both "do" and "act" as translations of the word. The repetition of "do" and "act" in the answer options suggests that the word "fa:ala" can be translated as both "do" and "act".

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20. وضع waDa:a

The word "وضع" (waDa:a) in Arabic can be translated into English as "put" or "place." The repetition of the translations in the answer options suggests that both translations are correct.

Explanation

The word "وضع" (waDa:a) in Arabic can be translated into English as "put" or "place." The repetition of the translations in the answer options suggests that both translations are correct.

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21. خبر khabara

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22. غادر ghadara

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24. قفل qafala

The given word "قفل" translates to "close" in English.

Explanation

The given word "قفل" translates to "close" in English.

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25. شاهد shahada

The word "شاهد" in Arabic translates to "see" or "look at" in English. This word can be used interchangeably to refer to the act of visually perceiving something or directing one's gaze towards something. Therefore, the correct answer is "see, look at, see, look at".

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28. كلم kalama

The word "kalama" in Arabic translates to "speak to" in English.

Explanation

The word "kalama" in Arabic translates to "speak to" in English.

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29. خرج kharaja

The word "kharaja" in Arabic translates to "go out (of)" in English. This means that the word refers to the action of leaving or exiting a place or situation.

Explanation

The word "kharaja" in Arabic translates to "go out (of)" in English. This means that the word refers to the action of leaving or exiting a place or situation.

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