Original Arabic word for "Chicken/hen"...
"Dajajah" = one chicken/hen (single), "Dajaj" = chickens/hens (plural)
This word is not frequently used in Arab countries these days, they use the word "farkha" instead.
"Dajajah" = one chicken/hen (single), "Dajaj" = chickens/hens (plural)
This word is not frequently used in Arab countries these days, they use the word "farkha" instead.
by Zajeros May 25, 2010

Arabic word for "Egg"
"Beida" = one egg (single)
"Beid" = eggs (plural)
Also used as an obscene term for human testicles or someone who is a jerk.
"Beida" = one egg (single)
"Beid" = eggs (plural)
Also used as an obscene term for human testicles or someone who is a jerk.
1. The "beida" cracked and the chick came out of it.
2. Chickens produce "beid".
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3. I'll kick you in your "beid".
4. He always behave like an idiot, he's a total "beida".
2. Chickens produce "beid".
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3. I'll kick you in your "beid".
4. He always behave like an idiot, he's a total "beida".
by Zajeros May 28, 2010

1. I eat half of the "farkha" and you eat the other half.
2. I'm having "ferakh" on dinner, tonight.
2. I'm having "ferakh" on dinner, tonight.
by Zajeros May 25, 2010

Arabic word for (Mountain).
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"Jabal" = Mountain (single), "Jibal" = Mountains (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to describe someone who have a large amount of patience to stand against all kinds of trouble and pain.
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"Qimmah" = Summit/Peak (single), "Qimam" = Peaks (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to indicate someone who reached the top in a particular field.
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"Jabal" = Mountain (single), "Jibal" = Mountains (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to describe someone who have a large amount of patience to stand against all kinds of trouble and pain.
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"Qimmah" = Summit/Peak (single), "Qimam" = Peaks (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to indicate someone who reached the top in a particular field.
1. "Al-Jibal" are the pegs of the Earth.
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2. William Wallace had been the "Jabal" of Scotland.
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3. Edmund Hillary reached the "Qimmah" of Everest.
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4. Albert Einstein was a "Qimmah" in Physics.
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2. William Wallace had been the "Jabal" of Scotland.
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3. Edmund Hillary reached the "Qimmah" of Everest.
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4. Albert Einstein was a "Qimmah" in Physics.
by Zajeros August 06, 2010
