Whether you're studying the Arabic language
اللغة العربية
for school, or planning a trip to the Middle East, it is vital that you
know the numbers
الارقام!
This page allows you to learn or review the Arabic numerals!
First,
click here and
here to
learn a little about the origins and evolution of Arabic numerals!!
Now that
you know a little about its history, let's learn the number starting
with one واحدto ten
عشر.
You will see how each number is written, and pronounced!
To the left we have the English word and its correlating number, and to
its right we have it in Arabic along with the pronounciation!
Remember, the Arabic word
will be on the right, and its number will be on the left!
| English Numeral and Word | Arabic Numeral and Word | Arabic phonetic sound |
| one = 1 |
واحد = |
wahid |
| two = 2 |
اثنين = |
ithnayn |
| three = 3 |
ثلاثة = |
thalatha |
| four = 4 |
اربع = |
'arba |
| five = 5 |
خمسة =  |
khamsa |
| six = 6 |
ستة = |
sita |
| seven = 7 |
سبعة = |
saba' |
| eight = 8 |
ثمانية
= |
thamaniya |
| nine = 9 |
تسعة = |
tisa' |
| ten= 10 |
عشر = |
'ashr |
Click here to learn how to read and write Arabic numbers.
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Last Modified Date: October 14th, 2007