English → Arabic
stolen in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- masrūq
- Arabizi
masrouq- Type
- adjective · masculine
- Plural
- مَسْرُوقُونَ masrūqūna
- Root
- س ر ق
How to use it
"Stolen" is expressed by the adjective مَسْرُوق. It agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes. Use مَسْرُوقة for feminine nouns.
Example sentences
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هَذَا القَلَمُ مَسْرُوقٌ.
Hādhā al-qalamu masrūqun.
This pen is stolen.
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سِرْقُ المَمتَلَكَاتِ مَكْرَهٌ.
Sirq al-mumtalakāti makruhun.
Stealing property is forbidden.
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المَسْرُوقُ عُدَ إِلَى صَاحِبِهِ.
Al-masrūqu ʿuda ilā ṣāḥibihi.
The stolen item returned to its owner.
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.
It's been stolen.
لقد تم سرقتها.
My bag was stolen.
سُرقت حقيبتي.
I had my money stolen.
سُرقت نقودي.
Sami's boat was stolen.
لقد سُرِقت سفينة سامي.
She had her handbag stolen.
سُرقت منها حقيبتها.
Sami has stolen Layla's life.
أخذ سامي حياة ليلى.
He recovered his stolen wallet.
لقد استعاد محفظته المسروقة.
My wallet was stolen yesterday.
سُرقت محفظتي بالأمس.
Sami's gun was stolen from him.
سُرق مدّس سامي منه.
Somebody has stolen my suitcase.
أحدهم سرق حقيبتي.
I had my watch stolen yesterday.
سُرقت مني ساعتي البارحة.
Money was stolen, not merely “mismanaged.”
فقد نُـهِبَت الأموال، ولم تكن المشكلة راجعة إلى سوء إدارة هذه الأموال فحسب.
Questions and answers
Can مَسْرُوق be used as a verb?
No, it is an adjective; the verb is سَرَقَ.
What is the feminine form?
مَسْرُوقة.
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