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traveling in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- safar
- Arabizi
safar- Type
- noun · masculine
- Root
- س ف ر
How to use it
“Traveling” (noun) is rendered by the Arabic noun “السَّفَرُ”. It is masculine and refers to the act of moving from one place to another, often for leisure or work. Use it in sentences about trips, journeys, or itineraries.
Example sentences
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أُحِبُّ السَّفَرَ إِلَى بَلَدٍ جَدِيدٍ.
uḥibbu as‑safar ilā baladin jadīd.
I love traveling to a new country.
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السَّفَرُ يُوسِّعُ الآفَاقَ.
as‑safar yuwassiʿu al‑āfāq.
Traveling broadens horizons.
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سَأَذْهَبُ إِلَى السَّفَرِ غَدًا.
saʾadhhabu ilā as‑safar ġadan.
I will go traveling tomorrow.
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 now traveling.
انها تسافر الآن
He loves traveling.
إنه يحب السفر.
I was so tired of traveling.
كنت شديد التعب من السفر.
He's accustomed to traveling.
إنه معتاد على السفر.
I prefer traveling on my own.
أفضل السفر لوحدي.
Traveling alone has its advantages.
السفر له عدة فوائد.
He went traveling in search of adventure.
ذهب سافر بحثاً عن المغامرة.
BF: No, it's a hassle. Traveling too much.
باري فريدمان: هششش.. نحن نسافر كثيرا
And the photo kept traveling even without us.
واخذت الصور ترحل حتى بدوننا.
After traveling so much and meeting so many people,
بعد السفر كثيرا و مقابلة العديد من الناس.
He was traveling in the Philippines this time last year.
في مثل هذا الوقت من العام الماضي، كان مسافرًا إلى الفلبين.
Why travel? Because traveling connects you with other realities.
لِمَ السفر؟ لأن السفر يربطك بواقع مختلف.
Questions and answers
Is there a difference between “السَّفَرُ” and “رِحْلَةٌ”?
“السَّفَرُ” denotes the act of traveling in general, while “رِحْلَةٌ” refers to a specific trip.
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