Understanding different professions in Arabic can be incredibly useful, whether you’re working with Arabic-speaking colleagues, traveling, or simply expanding your language skills.
In this blog, we’ll explore some common professions and their Arabic terms, making it easier for you to discuss careers and work-related topics with Arabic speakers.
How To Say Some Professions In Arabic:
1- Doctor (طبيب – Tabeeb):
The word “طبيب” (Tabeeb) is used for both general practitioners and specialists.
For a female doctor, you might use “طبيبة” (Tabeeba).
2- Teacher (مدرّس – Mudarris):
The word “مدرّس ” (Mudarris) is commonly used for male teachers, while “مُدرّسه ” (Mudarrisah) is used for female teachers.
3- Lawyer (محامي – Muhami):
The Arabic term “محامي” (Muhami) is used for male lawyers, and “محامية” (Muhamiya) for female lawyers.
4- Engineer (مهندس – Muhandis):
The term “مهندس” (Muhandis) is used for engineers in general.
For a female engineer, “مهندسة” (Muhandisa) is appropriate.
5- Police Officer (شرطي – Shurti):
The word “شرطي” (Shurti) refers to a male police officer, while “شرطية” (Shurtiyah) is used for a female police officer.
6- Journalist (صحفي – Sahafi):
“صحفي” (Sahafi) is the term for a male journalist, while “صحفية” (Sahafiya) is used for a female journalist.
7- Businessman (رجل أعمال – Rajul A’maal):
The term “رجل أعمال” (Rajul Aamal) is used to refer to a businessman.
For a businesswoman, you would say “سيدة أعمال” (Sayyidat A’maal).
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