Face in Arabic

On a daily basis, you probably encounter at least a few new people, from the cashier at the grocery store to the mailman. I’m sure you’d be able to describe all these people in English, but how about in Arabic?

Learning body parts and especially the face in Arabic is very important. If you ever need to go to the doctor or the pharmacy, you’ll need to know what you’re talking about. That’s why we’ll be talking about all the different parts of the face in this Arabic lesson. Get your 3iuon (عيون) and Widan (ودان) ready for this lesson!

Resources for further reading:

Describing a face in Arabic

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وش
Wish
face
شعر
Sha3r
hair
عيون
3iuon
eyes
مناخير
Mana7'er
nose
بوق
Bo2
mouth
سنان
Sinan
teeth
لسان
Lisan
tongue
خدود
7’odod
cheeks
ودان
Widan
ears
رموش
Rimosh
eyelashes
لحية
Le7ya
beard
شنب
Shanab
moustache
قورة
2ora
forehead
دقن
Da2n
chin
راس
Ras
head

How did your Lisan (لسان) do with these new words? Time to rest your *Ras (راس )*** from all the learning? You should feel great, as you’ve added a whole host of new words to your Arabic vocabulary bank. Here’s an idea to help you practice: go look in the mirror and see if you can name all the features of your face in Arabic. I’m sure you’ll have no problem with this lesson under your belt!

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