Arab

arab àrab arab. Translingual Etymology mul en:Arabic,fr:arabe. Symbol Arabic script Arabic English Etymology en ar ع ر ب en ar عَرَب Arabs or en Arabic 1. Pronunciation ârʹəb en /ˈæɹəb/ RP,AU en /ˈaɹəb/ SSB,Northern England en US en /ˈæɹəb/ nMmmm en /ˈɛɹəb/ Mmmm en En-us-Arab.ogg US,Mmmm en /ˈaɾəb/ Scotland,Wales en /ˈɛɹəb/ NZ dated or offensive āʹrăb, en /ˈeɪɹæb/ en æɹəb 2 Adjective - Of or pertaining to Arabs and their nations. en Arabic nonstandard en 2013-06-07 w:Gary Younge 188 26 18 w:The Guardian Weekly http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jun/02/hypocrisy-lies-at-heart-bradley-manning-trial Hypocrisy lies at heart of Manning prosecution The dispatches […] also exposed the blatant discrepancy between the west's professed values and actual foreign policies. Having lectured the Arab world about democracy for years, its collusion in suppressing freedom was undeniable as protesters were met by weaponry and tear gas made in the west, employed by a military trained by westerners. https://web.archive.org/web/20220826121442/https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/jun/02/hypocrisy-lies-at-heart-bradley-manning-trial Translations of or pertaining to Arabs and their nations Albanian: sq arab m, sq arabe f Amharic: am ዐረብኛ Arabic: ar عَرَبِيّ Armenian: hy արաբական Aromanian: rup arabescu m, rup arabeascã f Azerbaijani: az ərəb Bashkir: ba ғәрәп Belarusian: be ара́бскі Bengali: bn আরবি Bulgarian: bg ара́бски Burmese: my အာရပ် Catalan: ca àrab Chinese: Cantonese: yue 阿拉伯 Dungan: dng араб Mandarin: cmn 阿拉伯 Coptic: cop ⲁⲣⲁⲃⲟⲥ Czech: cs arabský Danish: da arabisk, da araber- Dutch: nl Arabisch Esperanto: eo araba Estonian: et araabia Finnish: fi arabialainen French: fr arabe Gagauz: gag Arap Georgian: ka არაბული German: de arabisch, de Araber- Greek: el αραβικός m Ancient Greek: grc Ἀραβικός Hebrew: he עֲרָבִי m araví, he עֲרָבִית f aravít Hindi: hi अरबी, hi अरब m Hungarian: hu arab Indonesian: id arabik, id bahasa Arab Irish: ga Arabach Italian: it arabo Japanese: ja アラブ アラブの arabu no Kazakh: kk араб Khmer: km អារ៉ាប់ Korean: ko 아랍 아랍-의 Kyrgyz: ky араб Lao: lo ອາຣັບ, lo ອາຫຼັບ Latvian: lv arābu, lv arābisks Lithuanian: lt rabų Respublikaa arabų, lt arabiškas Macedonian: mk а́рапски Malay: ms Arab Malayalam: ml അറബി Maltese: mt Għarbi m Manx: gv Arabagh Māori: mi Ārapi Marathi: mr अरबी Neapolitan: nap arabbo Norwegian: no arabisk Bokmål: nb arabisk, nb araber- Nynorsk: nn arabisk, nn arabar- Occitan: oc arabi, oc arab Old English: ang Arabisċ Pashto: ps عربي arabi, ps عرب m arab, ps تازي m tāzi derogatory Persian: fa عَرَب 'arab, fa تازی tâzi derogatory Polish: pl arabski Portuguese: pt árabe Romanian: ro arab Russian: ru ара́бский Scottish Gaelic: gd Arabach Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh а̀рапскӣ Latin: sh àrapskī Slovak: sk arabský Slovene: sl arabski Spanish: es árabe Swedish: sv arabisk, sv arab- Tagalog: tl Arabo Tajik: tg арабӣ, tg тозӣ derogatory Tatar: tt гарәп Thai: th อาหรับ Turkish: tr Arap Turkmen: tk arap Ukrainian: uk ара́бський Urdu: ur عَرَبی Uzbek: uz arab Vietnamese: vi Á rập Yiddish: yi אַראַביש Noun A member of the Semitic ethnic group native to the Arabian Peninsula. An Arabic-speaking person from anywhere in the Middle East and North Africa. en-US w:Thomas L. Friedman Please, Israel, Don’t Get Lost in Hamas’s Tunnels w:The New York Times 2023-10-29 https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/29/opinion/israel-hamas-ceasefire.html 0362-4331 This backlash also fails to take into account that Israel, for all its faults, is a multicultural society where almost half of graduating doctors today are Arabs or Druze. https://web.archive.org/web/20231111171041/https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/29/opinion/israel-hamas-ceasefire.html en uncommon An Arabian horse. en 1887 Edward B. Baker Sport in Bengal: and How, When, and where to Seek it 61 Having taken a very early breakfast, I mounted about eight o'clock my grey Arab, and without anything occurring worthy of note, killed the first three boars in the space of an hour, en archaic A street Arab. a. 1892, Charles Spurgeon, a sermon You Christian people often see the little gutter children — the poor little arabs in the street — and you feel much pity for them, as well you may. en 1866 Punch 225 The other day I heard you complaining of the nuisance that small ragged street-boys are to you whenever you go out. You wished that some one would do something to clear away these little Arabs, as you are pleased to call them, so that a fine old English gentleman—as you are pleased to think yourself—might take his exercise in peace. Synonyms person en Ayrab, en woolly-head offensive, en sand nigger highly offensive Translations person from Arabia Albanian: sq arab, sq arabe f Amharic: am ዐረብ Arabic: ar عَرَبِيّ m, ar عَرَبِيَّة f, ar عَرَب collective Aramaic: Syriac: syc ܛܝܝܐ, syc ܥܪܒܝܐ, syc ܥܖܒܝܐ archaic Armenian: hy արաբ Aromanian: rup arab m, rup arabã f Azerbaijani: az ərəb Belarusian: be ара́б m, be ара́бка f Bengali: bn আরব Bulgarian: bg ара́бин m, bg ара́бка m Burmese: my အာရပ် Catalan: ca àrab m f Chinese: Cantonese: yue 阿拉伯人 Dungan: dng араб, dng арабжын Mandarin: cmn 阿拉伯人 Corsican: co àrabu m, co àraba f, co arabu m, co araba f Czech: cs Arab m, cs Arabka f Danish: da araber c Dutch: nl Arabier m Esperanto: eo arabo Estonian: et araablane Faroese: fo arábi m f Finnish: fi arabi, fi arabialainen French: fr Arabe m f Gagauz: gag arab, gag arap Georgian: ka არაბი German: de Araber m, de Araberin f Greek: el Άραβας m, el Αράβισσα f Ancient Greek: grc Ἄραψ m Hausa: ha Balarabe m, ha Balarabiya f Hebrew: he עֲרָבִי m araví, he עֲרָבִיָּה f araviyá Hindi: hi अरब m, hi अरबी m Hungarian: hu arab Irish: ga Arabach m Italian: it arabo m, it araba f Japanese: ja アラビア人 アラビアじん, arabiajin Kazakh: kk араб Khmer: km អារ៉ាប់ Korean: ko 아랍인 Kurdish: Northern Kurdish: kmr ereb m f Kyrgyz: ky араб Ladino: lad árabo m Lao: lo ອາຣັບ, lo ອາຫຼັບ Latin: la Arabes m-p Latvian: lv arābs m, lv arābiete f Lithuanian: lt arabas m, lt arabė f Macedonian: mk А́рап m, mk А́рапка f Malay: ms Arab Malayalam: ml അറബി Maltese: mt Għarbi m, mt Għarbija f, mt Għarbin p Manx: gv Arabagh m Māori: mi Ārapi Marathi: mr अरब Mongolian: Cyrillic: mn араб хүн Norwegian: Bokmål: nb araber m, nb araberinne m f, nb araberkvinne m f Nynorsk: nn arabar m, nn arabarinne f, nn arabarkvinne f Old English: ang Arabisċ Old South Arabian: sem-srb 𐩲𐩧𐩨 Pashto: ps عرب m 'arab Persian: fa عَرَب 'arab Polish: pl Arab m, pl Arabka f, pl Arabus m Portuguese: pt árabe m f Romanian: ro arab m, ro arabă f Russian: ru ара́б m, ru ара́бка f Sardinian: sc arabu m, sc araba f Scottish Gaelic: gd Arabach m Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh А̀рапин m, sh А̀рапкиња f Latin: sh Àrapin m, sh Àrapkinja f Slovak: sk Arab m, sk Arabka f Slovene: sl Arabec m, sl Arabka f Spanish: es árabe m f Swahili: sw Mwarabu 1 Swedish: sv arab c, sv arabiska c Tagalog: tl Arabo Tajik: tg араб Thai: th อาหรับ, th คนอาหรับ Tumbuka: tum Mrungwana 1, tum muArabu 1 Turkish: tr Arap Turkmen: tk arap Ukrainian: uk ара́б m, uk ара́бка f Urdu: ur عَرَب m Uyghur: ug ئەرەب Uzbek: uz arab Vietnamese: vi Á rập người Á rập Yiddish: yi אַראַבער m horse Arabian horse Proper noun en city co/Marshall County s/Alabama c/United States. en rare dated The Arabic language. Burt 120 Tarzan, who, by this time, with the assistance of Abdul, had picked up quite a smattering of Arab, questioned one of the younger men who had accompanied the sheik while the latter paid his respects to Captain Gerard. Derived terms en Arabize arabesque Arabia Arabian Arabic Arabist Arab fever non-Arab 48 Arab street Arab Afro-Arab Arabdom Arabid Arabise Arabish Arabism Arabization Arabness Araboid Arabology Arabophobia Arabtino Anagrams en aabr Raab ABAR Abra abar abra Abar arba bara Baar raab en Arabic Demonyms Ethnonyms Horse breeds Czech Etymology cs :bor ar:عَرَب + 1 Pronunciation cs Arab Noun m-an Arabka en Arab person cs arabáč Declension m.an Related terms cs arabáč Arábie arabismus arabista arabistika arabizace arabizovat arabský arabština Saúdská Arábie Further reading cs Nationalities Indonesian Etymology From id ms Arab, from id ms-cla عرب Arab, from id ar عَرَب. Pronunciation Adjective id adjective Arabic Noun id noun Arabian, en Arab Proper noun Arabic, a major Semitic language originating from the Arabian peninsula Arabia id colloquial id Arab Saudi Malay Alternative forms ms عرب Etymology From ms ar عَرَب. Pronunciation ms arap rap ap Adjective ms adjective en Arab of or pertaining to Arabs and their nations Derived terms ms bahasa Arab kuda Arab negeri Arab orang Arab Tanah Arab Polish Etymology pl; compare en Arab. Pronunciation Pl-Arab.ogg arab Noun m-pr Arabka en Arab Declension Arabowie Related terms pl noun arabeska Further reading pl Male people Welsh Etymology cy. cy en Arab, from cy ar عَرَب. Pronunciation cy /ˈarab/ Noun m ~s,~iaid ~es en Arab cy Arabiad Related terms cy Arabia Arabia cy Arabaidd Arab, Arabian a cy Arabeg Arabic language Further reading cy Demonyms Ethnonyms