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tourist in Arabic

سَائِح

How to use it

« tourist » translates to سائح (sāʾiḥ) in Arabic. It is a masculine noun, but can refer to any gender. The regular plural is سُوّاح (sawwāḥ).

السَّائِحُ يَزُورُ المَعْلَمَ الشَّهِيرَ.

al-sāʾiḥu yazūru al-maʿlama al-shahīra.

The tourist visits the famous landmark.
كُلُّ السُّوَّاحِينَ يَحْتَفِظُونَ بِذِكْرَيَاتِهِمْ.

kullu al-sawwāḥīna yaḥtafiẓūna bi-dhikrayātihim.

All tourists keep their souvenirs.
السَّائِحُ يَطْلُبُ خِدْمَاتِ الدُّلَالَةِ.

al-sāʾiḥu yaṭlubu khidamāt al-dullāla.

The tourist asks for guide services.

Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.

Tourist Police

شرطة السياحة

I'm a tourist.

أنا سائح.

I am a tourist.

أنا سائح.

I'm not a tourist.

انا لست سائحاً.

I'm a tourist, too!

أنا أيضا سائح.

I'm just a tourist.

انا فقط سائح.

I'm a mere tourist.

انا مجرد سائح.

It's a tourist area.

انها منطقة سياحية.

Bangkok Tourist Bureau

مكتب بانكوك للسياحة (Bangkok Tourist Bureau)

"You look like a tourist." "But I am a tourist!"

" تبدو و كأنك سائح." " لكنني بالفعل سائح!"

There is acceptable tourist infrastructure, especially in larger cities and in major tourist resorts.

البنية التحتية السياحية مقبولة، خصوصا في المدن الكبرى والمنتجعات السياحية.

== External links ==* World Federation of Tourist Guide Associations* European Federation of Tourist Guide Associations

* سياحة* سفر== وصلات خارجية ==* World Federation of Tourist Guide Associations* European Federation of Tourist Guide Associations

Is there a feminine form for “tourist”?

Yes, you can say سائحة (sāʾiḥa) for a female tourist.

How do I say “tourist attractions”?

Use معالم سياحية (maʿālim siyāḥiyya).

Updated 2026-10-27