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The house and what is in it, in Arabic: rooms, furniture, household objects and everyday possessions, from the CEFR-levelled Lock&Learn Arabic lists with readings and meanings.
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| Arabic | Romanization | Meaning | Level | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| باب | bāb | door | A1 | هَذَا بَابٌ كَبِيرٌ.Hadhā bābun kabīrun.This is a big door. |
| بَيْت | bayt | a house or home | A1 | هَذَا بَيْتٌ.Hadhā baytun.This is a house. |
| تِلْفِزيُون | tilfizyūn | television | A1 | أُشَاهِدُ التِّلْفِزيُونَ كُلَّ مَسَاءٍ.Ushāhidu al-ttilfizyūna kulla masāʾin.I watch the television every evening. |
| حَدِيقَة | ḥadīqa | garden | A1 | أَنَا فِي الحَدِيقَةِ الآنَ.Anā fī al-ḥadīqati al-ʾāna.I am in the garden now. |
| حَمام | ḥamām | a bathroom | A1 | أَيْنَ الحَمَّامُ؟Ayna al-ḥammāmu?Where is the bathroom? |
| تِلْفاز | tilfāz | television set | A1 | نُشَاهِدُ التِّلْفَازَ فِي الْمَسَاءِ.Nushāhidu al-ttilfāza fī al-masāʾi.We watch television in the evening. |
| سَرِير | sarīr | bed | A1 | فِي غُرْفَتِي سَرِيرٌ كَبِيرٌ.Fī ghurfatī sarīrun kabīrun.There is a big bed in my room. |
| طاوِلَة | ṭāwila | table | A1 | اَلْكِتَابُ عَلَى الطَّاوِلَةِ.Alkitābu ʿalā al-ṭṭāwilati.The book is on the table. |
| غُرْفَة | ghurfa | room | A1 | هَذِهِ غُرْفَةٌ جَمِيلَةٌ.Hadhihi ghurfatun jamīlatun.This is a beautiful room. |
| كُرْسِيّ | kursiyy | chair or seat | A1 | هَذَا كُرْسِيٌّ جَدِيدٌ.Hadhā kursiyyun jadīdun.This is a new chair. |
| كَمْبِيُوتِر | kambiyūtir | computer | A1 | هَذَا كَمْبِيُوتِرٌ جَدِيدٌ.Hadhā kambiyūtirun jadīdun.This is a new computer. |
| مَطْبَخ | maṭbakh | a kitchen | A1 | هَذَا مَطْبَخٌ كَبِيرٌ.Hadhā maṭbakhun kabīrun.This is a big kitchen. |
| شَقَّة | shaqqa | residential apartment | A1 | أَسْكُنُ فِي شَقَّةٍ صَغِيرَةٍ.Askunu fī shaqqatin ṣaghīratin.I live in a small apartment. |
| نافِذَة | nāfidha | a window | A1 | فَتَحَتِ البِنْتُ النَّافِذَةَ.Fataḥati al-bintu al-nnāfidhata.The girl opened the window. |
| هاتِف | hātif | telephone | A1 | هَلْ هَذَا هَاتِفُكَ؟Hal hadhā hātifuka?Is this your telephone? |
| مِفْتاح | miftāḥ | key | A1 | أَيْنَ مِفْتَاحُ الْبَيْتِ؟Ayna miftāḥu al-bayti?Where is the house key? |
| مَنْزِل | manzil | a house or home | A1 | هَذَا مَنْزِلِي، تَفَضَّلْ.Hadhā manzilī, tafaḍḍal.This is my home, come in. |
| إِيجار | ījār | rent | A2 | |
| أَرِيكَة | arīka | sofa | A2 | |
| سَقْف | saqf | ceiling or roof | A2 | |
| أَثاث | athāth | furniture | A2 | |
| بَطّانِيَّة | baṭṭāniyya | blanket | A2 | |
| جِدار | jidār | wall | A2 | |
| دُوش | dūsh | shower | A2 | |
| رادِيُو | rādiyū | radio receiver | A2 | |
| سَكَن | sakan | residence/housing | A2 | |
| ثَلّاجَة | thallāja | refrigerator | A2 | |
| سَلَّة | salla | a woven basket | A2 | |
| سَجّاد | sajjād | carpet or rug | A2 | |
| تَكْيِيف | takyīf | air conditioning | A2 | |
| تَنْظِيف | tanẓīf | process of cleaning | A2 | |
| صابُون | ṣābūn | soap | A2 | |
| شَمْعَة | shamʿa | candle | A2 | |
| صُنْدُوق | ṣundūq | box or chest | A2 | |
| حائِط | ḥāʾiṭ | a wall | A2 | |
| طابِق | ṭābiq | floor (of a building) | A2 | |
| فُرْشاة | furshā | brush | A2 | |
| غَسّالَة | ghassāla | washing machine | A2 | |
| كَراج | karāj | garage for cars | A2 | |
| قُفْل | qufl | lock | A2 | |
| كَأْس | kaʾs | glass | A2 | |
| سِتارَة | sitāra | window curtain | A2 | |
| مِرْآَة | mirʾā | mirror | A2 | |
| مِرْحاض | mirḥāḍ | toilet | A2 | |
| سِكِّين | sikkīn | knife | A2 | |
| مِصْعَد | miṣʿad | elevator or lift | A2 | |
| صالُون | ṣālūn | reception hall or salon | A2 | |
| شُرْفَة | shurfa | balcony or veranda | A2 | |
| مِرْوَحَة | mirwaḥa | electric fan | A2 | |
| صالَة | ṣāla | hall, lounge | A2 | |
| مِشْط | mishṭ | comb | A2 | |
| مِقَصّ | miqaṣṣ | pair of scissors | A2 | |
| طَبَق | ṭabaq | plate, dish | A2 | |
| مِقْلَى | miqlā | frying pan | A2 | |
| غَسِيل | ghasīl | laundry or washed items | A2 | |
| فِيلّا | fīllā | villa | A2 | |
| قُمامَة | qumāma | trash or garbage | A2 | |
| غَلّايَة | ghallāya | electric water kettle | A2 | |
| فُرْن | furn | oven | A2 | |
| مُنَبِّه | munabbih | alarm clock | A2 | |
| مِرْآب | mirʾāb | garage | A2 | |
| مَكْيَاج | makyāj | cosmetics and make-up | A2 | |
| مِصْباح | miṣbāḥ | lamp | A2 | |
| شَامْبُو | shāmbū | shampoo | A2 | |
| مِلْعَقَة | milʿaqa | a spoon | A2 | |
| مَنْدِيل | mandīl | handkerchief or napkin | A2 | |
| مِنْشَفَة | minshafa | towel | A2 | |
| بَرّاد | barrād | refrigerator | A2 | |
| خِزَانَة | khizāna | closet or wardrobe | A2 | |
| لَابْتُوب | lābtūb | laptop computer | A2 | |
| مِيكْرُوَيف | mīkruwayf | microwave oven | A2 |
Words from the Lock&Learn Arabic deck, built on the Arabic CEFR-classified word list of Khallaf and Sharoff (2021). Definitions adapted from Wiktionary, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Vowel marks are shown in full and the romanization is generated; example sentences are original Lock&Learn content.
The table lists the 71 home and household words on the CEFR-levelled Lock&Learn Arabic lists, each with its reading and English meaning.
17 from A1, 54 from A2. The level chip on each row says where the word sits, so you can stop at your level or read ahead. Beginner-level words carry a real example sentence; the rest show word, romanization and meaning, with their sentences in the app.
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