Arabic alphabet and word list - Islamic Bulletin
[Pages:1]Arabic alphabet and word list
There are twenty-eight letters in the Arabic alphabet. Remember, Arabic is read from right to left.
Name Of Letter
Alif Baa Taa Tha Jeem Ha
Contextual forms
Beginning Middle End
Kha Dal Dhal Ra Zein Seen Sheen Sad Dad Ta Za Ayn Ghayn
Fa Qaf
Kaf Lam Meen Noon Ha Waw Ya
Sound
A B T Th J H
Kh D Dh R Z S Sh S DD TT Th "A Gh
F Q
K L M N H w y
Pronunciation
As in `father' or `Amsterdam'
As in `bag' or `bad'
As in `tag' or `top'
As in `north', `teeth" or `three'
As in `jeans' or `jelly'
an `h' sound made in your throat with a lot of air. Sharp H as in the name Hassan or `Bach'. It's close to the same noise one makes when one breathes onto one's sunglasses for cleaning. Kh pronounced from the front of the throat like the j in Spanish. This is the ch sound in German doch or Scottish loch and similar to the Spanish g in gente. As in `dog' or `dad'
As `th' in `this', `there' or `this'
As in `rag' or `roll'. (always roll r)
As in `zoo' or `zebra'
As in `sun' or `sight'
As in `sheep' or `shoes'
A strong `s' as in `song' or `Sahara' (low and deep s). This is an emphatic s. To pronounce it, hold your tongue down in the bottom of your mouth and say psalm. This is the emphatic d. To pronounce it, press your tongue down into the bottom of your mouth and say dock.A strong `d' like the `d' in `don't' or `Don' (deep and hard d) A strong t like the `tight' (deep and strong t). To pronounce it, press your tongue down in the bottom of your mouth and say talk. To pronounce it, press your tongue down into the bottom of your mouth and say the all as a single word connecting the th sound and all.. As th in `thus'. This is hard to pronounce, so you can pronounce it as A in English. And is known as the strangled vomit sound If you can say the `French' `r' as in "au revoir" `Paris' or rue, although it is generally written as gh when translated into English although this bears NO resemblance to English gh whatsoever. It is written as gh as to not confuse it with the regular r that Arabic also has. As in `father' or `fat'
To make this sound, pronounce a k but generate it far back in your throat, almost as if you are going to gargle.. As in "Qatar" strong 'q' but a little sharper, from the back of your throat. As in `kitty' or `kick'
As in `lemon' or `lick"
As in `mouse' or `might'
As in `nose' or `night'
As in `his' or `hat'
As in w in `wall' and oo `school' (long vowel letter) or `wish'
As in y in `yellow' and ee `eel' as (long vowel letter)
The harakat, which literally means "motions", are the short vowel marks for the vowel sounds: Fatha (a short line above the word)
This gives an `a' sound pronounced as in `sun'. Damma This gives the `u' sound pronounced as in `soot'. Kasra (a short line below
the word) This gives the `i' sound pronounced as in `sit'.
The Islamic Bulletin
Volume xx No. 27
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