English → Arabic
bike in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- darrāja
- Arabizi
darraja- Type
- noun · feminine
- Plural
- دَرَّاجَاتٌ darrājāt
- Root
- د ر ج
How to use it
"Bike" in Modern Standard Arabic is "دَرَّاجَة" (feminine). It refers to a bicycle or any two‑wheeled pedal vehicle.
Example sentences
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أحب أن أركب الدَرَّاجَةَ كل صباح.
uḥibbu an arkaba al-darrāja kulla ṣabāḥ.
I like to ride the bike every morning.
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الدَرَّاجَةُ سريعةٌ في المدينة.
al-darrāju sarīʿatun fī al-madīnah.
The bike is fast in the city.
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اشترينا دراجتين للمنزل.
ishtaraynā darājateyn lil-manzil.
We bought two bikes for the house.
Examples from real texts
Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.
He found my bike.
وجد دراجتي الضائعة.
Is this your bike?
أتلك درّاجتك؟
I've got a new bike.
اِشتريت دراجة جديدة.
Each boy has a bike.
كل ولد عنده دراجة.
Hey, get off my bike.
أنتَ، انزل عن درّاجتي.
Sami can ride a bike.
يعرف سامي ركوب الدّرّاجة.
May I borrow your bike?
هل بإمكاني استعارة دراجتك؟
My brother uses this bike.
أخي يركب هذه الدراجة.
I fixed the bike yesterday.
أصلحت الدراجة بالأمس.
She rides her bike to school.
انها تذهب بدراجتها للمدرسة.
How much is that mountain bike?
بكم هذه الدراجة الجبلية؟
30 years later, mountain bike sales and mountain bike equipment account for 65 percent of bike sales in America.
بعد ثلاثين سنة، مبيعات دراجة الجبل، و معدات دراجة الجبل بلغت 65% من مبيعات الدراجات في أمريكا
Questions and answers
Is there a short colloquial term?
In many dialects people say "بايك" (bāyk) or just "عجلة".
What is the plural form?
The standard plural is "دَرَّاجَات" (darrājāt).
Related words and expressions
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