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ARABIC WORDS STARTING WITH THE 28 LETTERS FROM ALIF TO YAA

Asalamu alaykum, hello Steemians and good members of the honourable Skill Shares community. Today I would like us to go through word starting or preceded with Arabic alphabets from ALIF( ا ) to YAA ( ي ) just like in English language classes where pupils were taught “A for Apple” in the kindergarten and nursery classes at the basic educational level.
For example we know in English, letter A is the first letter out of the twenty six letters we have in English and Z is the last letter, so we can say it this way:
A for Apple
B for Ball
C for Cup
and so on till we reach letter Z, so this is the same approach I am going to use in Arabic alphabets right from ALIF to YAA to start some Arabic words that start with those letters.

Now let’s start, I am going to write first it in ARABIC LANGUAGE in a table showing the first letter starting a specific word to the last letter of the Arabic alphabets then I will transliterate those words to English and write out their meanings so that you can know how to read and pronounce them properly and at the same instance you know the meanings of the aforementioned words in English language.

The Table below Shows some Words in Arabic Language wit their First preceding letters from ALIF to YAA

TRANSLITERATED FORM	ARABIC WORDS WITH LETTERS
Arnabun	أرنب ( أ )
Baabun	باب ( ب )
Tufaahatun	تفاحة ( ت )
Tha'hlabun	ثعلب ( ث )
Jamalun	جمل ( ج )
Haami	حامي ( ح )
khaffashatun	خفّاشة ( خ )
Daraajatun	دراجة ( د )
Dhahabun	ذهب ( ذ )
Ra'sun	رأس ( ر )
Zahratun	زهرة ( ز )
Samakun	سمك ( س )
Shawkatun	شوكة ( ش )
Sadeequn	صديق ( ص )
Dhayfun	ضيف ( ض )
Taalibun	طالب ( ط )
Dhobyun	ظبي ( ظ )
Hasalun	عسل ( ع )
Ghazaalatun	غزال ( غ )
Feelun	فيل ( ف )
Qirdun	قرد ( ق )
Kalibun	كلب ( ك )
Laymuunun	ليمون ( ل )
Mirwahatun	مروحة ( م )
Naarun	نار ( ن )
Hilaalun	هلال ( ه )
Wabaaun	وباء ( و )
Yadun	يد ( ي )

The above Arabic words were transliterated in English language for you so that you will be able to pronounce them properly as it pronounced exactly.

If you noticed properly you will see that all the transliterated form were ended in UN, that is the TANWEEN which we talked about in my second lecture, you can refer to it to know more about it.

Tanween is not spoken in a verbal or oral Arabic reading among the Arabs it is only made neutral but you can write it down in words so that means you have to make the last letter ending the word neutral by introducing SUKUN.

All these were explained in the previous lecture, you can check it out.

Now let us point out the meanings of the above words in the table for us to know their meanings, let's
ride on

ENGLISH MEANINGS	TRANSLITERATED FORM
Rabbit	Arnabun
Door	Baabun
Apple	Tufaahatun
Fox	Tha'hlabun
Camel	Jamalun
Protector(sometimes a Lawyer)	Haami
Bat	khaffashatun
Bike	Daraajatun
Gold	Dahabun
Head	Ra'sun
Flower	Zahratun
Fish	Samakun
Fork	Shawkatun
Friend	Sadeequn
Guest	Dhayfun
Student	Taalibun
Antelope	Dhobyun
Honey	Hasalun
Deer	Ghazaalatun
Elephant	Feelun
Monkey	Qirdun
Dog	Kalibun
Lemon	Laymuunun
Fan	Mirwahatun
Fire	Naarun
Crescent	Hilaalun
Epidemic	Wabaaun
Hand	Yadun

So these are the meanings of these words try to make a lexicon your friend for you to understand more meanings of Arabic words.

So we will end the lecture at this Juncture, if you have any questions, enquiries , suggestion , addition or whatsoever you are highly welcome as this always allow me to assess your level of understanding the topic taught, so don’t hesitate to ask if you really have something to ask.

Thanks for your time and happy Steeming .