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    1

    ‫ََأمَر‬
    ordered, commanded

    ‫ب‬
    َ ‫ضَر‬
    َ
    hit

    ‫َكْلب‬
    dog

    ‫َولَد‬
    child, boy

    ‫بِْنت‬
    daughter; girl

    ‫ُأستاذ‬
    ْ
    teacher, professor

    ‫( َو‬connector)
    and

    ‫س‬
    َ َ‫َجل‬
    sat (down)

    ْ ‫( يِف‬preposition)
    in

    ‫َمكْتَب‬
    office

    ‫َأ َك َل‬
    ate

    ‫طَعام‬
    food

    ‫َو َج َد‬
    found

    ‫َملِك‬
    king

    ‫َق ْوم‬
    nation

    ‫َر ُجل‬
    man

    ‫َخلِْيل‬
    friend

    ‫طَيِّب‬
    good, pleasant

    ‫( ِب‬preposition)
    with (in the sense of "by means of", not in the sense of "in the company of", for which Arabic uses a
    different word)

    ‫َقلَم‬
    pen

    ‫كِتاب‬
    book

    ‫ب‬
    َ َ‫َكت‬
    wrote

    ‫َقَرَأ‬
    read
    ‫اسم‬
    ْ (pronounced "sm")
    name

    ‫طَ ِويْل‬
    long, tall

    ‫َكبِرْي‬
    big

    ِ
    ‫صغرْي‬َ
    small

    ‫َبْيت‬
    house

    ‫َب َقَرة‬
    cow

    ‫َذبَ َح‬
    slaughtered, sacrificed

    ‫مَجِ ْيل‬
    beautiful, handsome

    10

    ‫َي ْوم‬
    day

    ‫الَْي ْوم‬
    today (literally: the day)

    ‫( ِل‬preposition)
    for

    ‫َأخ َذ‬
    َ
    took

    ‫( ِم ْن‬preposition)
    from

    ‫فِْيل‬
    elephant

    fat
    ِ
    ‫مَس نْي‬

    ‫َسَر َق‬
    stole

    ‫والِد‬
    father

    ‫َج ِديْد‬
    new

    ‫( إىل‬preposition)
    to, toward

    ‫ب‬
    َ ‫َذ َه‬
    went (away)

    ‫َتَر َك‬
    left

    ‫َغ َس َل‬
    washed

    ‫يَد‬
    hand

    ‫َح ِد ْي َقة‬
    garden

    11

    ‫َر ُجل‬
    man
    ‫َد َخ َل‬
    entered

    12

    َ ْ‫َأن‬
    ‫ت‬
    you (masculine, singular)

    ِ ْ‫َأن‬
    ‫ت‬
    you (feminine, singular)

    ‫ُه َو‬
    he

    ‫ِه َي‬
    she

    ‫َأنَا‬
    I

    ‫ُأخت‬
    ْ
    sister

    13

    ‫ك‬ ِ
    َ ‫َذل‬
    that (male)

    ‫ك‬َ ‫تِْل‬
    that (female)

    ‫لَ ِذيْذ‬
    delicious

    ‫ث‬َ ‫َب َع‬


    sent

    ‫والِ َدة‬
    mother

    ‫ُّأم‬
    mother

    ‫َخَر َج‬
    went out (Urdu: ‫)نكال‬

    ّ‫إال‬
    except

    ّ‫إال‬...‫ما‬... (see 13.docx for more information)


    only

    ‫حَلْم‬
    meat

    ‫ُخْبز‬
    bread

    14

    ‫َم ِد ْينَة‬
    city

    ‫ُس ْوق‬
    market

    ‫َعْبد‬
    slave; servant

    ‫َر ِحْيم‬
    very merciful

    15

    ‫ُم َعلِّم‬
    teacher
    ‫س‬
    َ ‫َد َر‬
    studied

    ‫َجيِّد‬
    good

    ‫َم ْد َر َسة‬
    school

    ‫( َعلى‬preposition)
    on

    ‫ماِئ َدة‬
    table

    ‫َد ْرس‬
    lesson

    ‫تِْل ِمْيذ‬
    pupil (Urdu: ‫)شاگرد‬

    ِ ‫َْأم‬
    ‫س‬
    yesterday

    ‫َقرْب‬
    grave

    ‫َم ْقَبَرة‬
    cemetery (Urdu: ‫)قربستان‬

    ‫َج ِريْ َدة‬


    newspaper

    ‫َم ْس ِجد‬
    mosque

    ‫حَنْ ُن‬
    we
    ‫لِسان‬
    language; tongue

    ‫َأخ‬
    brother

    ‫ض َع‬
    َ ‫َو‬
    put

    ‫َأمام‬
    front

    ‫َوراء‬
    behind, back

    ‫َشراب‬
    drink, beverage

    ‫نافِ َذة‬
    window

    ‫ناك‬
    َ ‫ُه‬
    there

    ‫َأيْ َن‬
    where?

    16

    ‫َع َمل‬
    deed

    ‫َم ْن‬
    who

    17

    ‫ثَ ْوب‬
    clothes (Urdu: ‫)کپڑا‬
    ‫ِرسالَة‬
    letter, message

    ‫إمَّن ا‬
    only

    ‫ِعْند‬
    place (as in "I'm at my friend's place.")
    ‫( کے ہاں‬as in ‫)میں اپنے دوست کے ہاں ہوں۔‬

    ‫َفتَ َح‬
    opened

    ‫باب‬
    door

    ‫ت‬
    ُ ْ‫َرَأي‬
    I saw

    ‫مَسِ َع‬
    heard

    ‫ص ْوت‬
    َ
    voice

    ‫فَ ِه َم‬
    understood

    ‫َش ْيء‬
    thing

    َ ‫َش ِر‬
    ‫ب‬
    drank

    18

    ‫ما‬
    what
    ‫َف َع َل‬
    did

    ‫َه َذا‬
    this (m)

    ‫َه ِذ ِه‬
    this (f)

    19

    ‫( َْأو‬connector)
    or

    ‫َقتَ َل‬
    killed

    ‫مِح ار‬
    donkey

    ‫ظَلَ َم‬
    wronged, treated wrongfully

    ‫ك‬َ ‫ض ِح‬
    َ
    laughed

    ‫نَبَ َح‬
    barked

    ‫نابِح‬
    barking

    ‫جاِئع‬
    hungry

    ‫لَ ِق َي‬
    met

    ‫َع ِظْيم‬
    great

    ‫َجنَّة‬
    a garden with trees

    ‫نََز َل‬
    came down (Urdu: ‫)اترا‬

    ‫َح َجر‬
    stone

    ‫َأس َود‬
    ْ
    black

    20

    ‫نَظََر‬
    looked

    21

    ‫( َْأرض‬feminine)
    earth, land

    ‫َخلَ َق‬
    created

    ‫ض‬
    َ َ‫َقب‬
    grasped, seized

    22

    ‫َعبَ َد‬
    worshipped

    ‫ال‬
    no

    ‫( مَىَت‬unchangeable)
    when

    ‫ف‬
    َ (connector)
    and then (without delay)

    َّ‫( مُث‬connector)
    and then (with delay)

    ‫قَطَ َع‬
    cut

    ‫يَد‬
    hand

    ‫َعنْي‬
    eye; spring

    ‫ُهنَا‬
    here

    ‫َشْيخ‬
    old man, elder, chief

    ‫ُأذُن‬
    ear

    23

    ‫ب‬ّ ‫َر‬
    lord, master

    ‫مَسَاء‬
    sky

    ‫َمنَ َع‬
    forbade

    ‫لَ َع َن‬
    cursed
    ‫َأحد‬
    َ
    anyone

    ‫ذَ َكَر‬
    mentioned

    ‫مَحِ َد‬
    praised

    24

    ‫َر َز َق‬
    gave rizq
    Please note that rizq means "the means of subsistence". (subsistence = the amount of food, money, etc.,
    that is needed to stay alive)

    25

    َ‫( ال‬connector)
    not

    ‫ُقْلنَا‬
    we said

    ‫َغ ِريْب‬
    strange

    ِ
    ‫فَقرْي‬
    poor

    ‫ُمْتنَا‬
    we died

    26

    ‫َماء‬
    water
    ‫لَنَب‬
    milk

    ِ
    ‫َكثرْي‬
    much, many (Urdu: ‫)بہت‬

    The opposite of ‫ َكثِرْي‬is:

    ‫قَلِْيل‬
    little, few (Urdu: ‫)تھوڑا‬

    ‫َمال‬
    money

    ِ
    ‫قَصرْي‬
    short

    ‫( َحىَّت‬connector)
    even (Urdu: ‫)حتی کہ‬ ٰ

    ‫( َحىَّت‬preposition)
    until (Urdu: ‫)تك‬

    ‫النَّاس‬
    the people

    ‫يِب‬
    ّ َ‫ن‬
    prophet

    ‫َرْأس‬
    head

    ‫مَسَ َكة‬
    fish

    ‫بِ ْعنَا‬
    we sold

    27
    ‫ت‬
    ُ ‫َم َشْي‬
    I walked

    ‫ص َل‬
    َ ‫َو‬
    arrived

    ‫ف‬
    َ ‫َكْي‬
    how

    ‫ف‬
    َ ‫َعَر‬
    recognized

    ‫ب‬ ِ
    َ ‫َرك‬
    rode, mounted (Urdu: ‫)سوار ہوا‬

    ‫دابَّة‬
    beast of burden (a beast of burden = an animal that people use to carry heavy things)

    ‫ِحصان‬
    horse

    ‫مَجَ َع‬
    gathered together, brought together, called together

    ‫َْأوالَد‬
    children

    ‫غُالَم‬
    slave

    ‫ك‬
    َ َ‫َمل‬
    owned

    ‫مِن ْنَا‬
    we slept

    28
    ‫( بَ ْل‬connector)
    1. it can be used by the speaker to rectify a mistake he just made
    2. it can be used to say one thing about one word and the opposite about the following word

    ‫قُ ْمنَا‬
    we rose up, we stood (Urdu: ‫)ہم کھڑے ہوئے‬

    ‫ت‬
    ُ ‫ُخْن‬
    I betrayed

    ِ‫ص‬
    ‫احب‬ َ
    companion

    ‫َد َع ْونَا‬
    we called

    ‫صر‬ ِ
    ْ ‫( م‬feminine proper noun)
    Egypt

    ‫( فَا ِرس‬feminine proper noun)


    Persia

    ِ ِ
    ‫( فلَ ْسطنْي‬feminine proper noun)
    Palestine

    ‫الْعَِراق‬
    Iraq

    ‫الْيَ َمن‬
    Yemen

    ‫( َب ْغ َداد‬feminine proper noun)


    Baghdad

    29

    ‫بَ َس َم‬
    smiled
    ‫طُْور‬
    mountain

    ‫َرفَ َع‬
    raised, lifted (Urdu: ‫)اٹھایا‬

    There's a difference between ‫ َر َف ْعنَا‬and ‫قُ ْمنَا‬. The former means ‫ ہم نے اٹھایا‬whereas the latter means ‫ہم‬
    ‫کھڑے ہوئے‬. In other words, the former can have a receiver but the latter cannot.

    30

    ‫ُز ْرنَا‬
    we visited

    End of course

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