Għarbi

Maltese għ-r-b Arab Etymology From mt ar عَرَبِيّ. One of the few words referring to Arabo-Islamic culture that was actually inherited (and not later reborrowed from Italian). Might also be used to refer to the early forms of Maltese language either by its speakers or foreigners who visited Muslim and later re-Christianized Malta. Pronunciation mt /ˈaːr.bɪ/ mt /ˈaˤːr.bɪ/ archaic mt aːrbɪ aˤːrbɪ 2 Adjective adjective Għarbija Għarab,Għarbin Arab, Arabic mt il-konkwistaturi Għarab f’Malta the Arab conquerors in Malta 1 mt l-elementi Għarbin fil-Malti the Arabic elements in Maltese 1 Usage notes The plural form mt Għarbin is used chiefly with non-personal referents (like en Arabic). Alternative forms mt għarbi Noun noun m Għarbija Għarab Arab Proper noun proper noun m l-Għarbi Arabic language mt L-Għarbi huwa lingwa Semitika Ċentrali. Arabic is a Central Semitic language.