French

563 words that reached French from Semitic languages. Extracted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), unreviewed.

aâdaArabic · “custom, tradition”
abayaArabic · “abaya”
abbéAramaic · “an abbot, the head of an abbey”
AbdelkrimArabic · “a male given name from Arabic.”
AbdeslamArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
AbdiasModern Hebrew · “Obadiah (biblical character)”
AbdoulayeArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, widely used in Is”
Abou DabiArabic · “Abu Dhabi (an emirate of the United Arab Emirate”
AboubacarArabic · “a male given name”
abricotLatin · “apricot (fruit)”
AchacheArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AchourArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AcreModern Hebrew · “Acre (a port city in northern Israel, holiest ci”
AdamModern Hebrew · “Adam (biblical figure)”
Addis-AbebaAmharic · “Addis Ababa (the capital of Ethiopia)”
AdimiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
adiveArabic · “adive”
AdjaniArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AïchaArabic · “a female given name from Arabic, equivalent to E”
AïssataArabic · “a female given name from Arabic, widely used in ”
AïssatouArabic · “a female given name from Arabic, widely used in ”
AkhannouchArabic · “a transliteration of the Arabic surname أَخَنُوش”
AkkoucheArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AkramArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AkremArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
al-AndalusArabic · “al-Andalus”
al-KanadiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
al-KanadiArabic · “al-Kanadi”
AlaïaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
alcazarArabic · “alcazar (Moorish fortress in Spain)”
alcoolAkkadian · “alcohol, especially domestic, medical, methylate”
alcôveArabic · “alcove”
AlepArabic · “Aleppo (a city in Syria)”
alezanArabic · “chestnut (colour of a horse)”
alfaArabic · “esparto”
AlgerArabic · “Algiers (the capital city of Algeria)”
alguazilArabic · “alguazil; loosely law officer, constable”
alifArabic · “alif (Arabic letter)”
AlKanadiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AlloulaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
alméeArabic · “almah (An Egyptian singer or dancing-girl used f”
alphabetPhoenician · “alphabet (set of letters considered as a group)”
AmadouArabic · “a male given name, widely used in Islamic West A”
AmariArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AmaroucheArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
ambreMiddle Persian · “amber (fossil resin)”
amenBiblical Hebrew · “amen”
AmharaAmharic · “Amhara (person)”
AminArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
AmineArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
amiralArabic · “of an admiral”
AmmanArabic · “Amman (the capital city of Jordan)”
AmraniArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
AounArabic · “Aoun: a surname from Arabic”
AounitArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
arbiArabic · “arab”
argousinArabic · “rozzer; copper”
arrhesModern Hebrew · “down payment; deposit”
arsenicSyriac · “arsenic (chemical element)”
artichautAkkadian · “artichoke (plant, vegetable)”
aruiArabic · “the Barbary sheep, Ammotragus lervia”
ashkénazeModern Hebrew · “Ashkenazi”
askariArabic · “askari”
assassinArabic · “an assassin or other murderer”
aubergineSanskrit · “eggplant; aubergine”
avanieArabic · “avania (Ottoman tax)”
avarieArabic · “damage (to a vessel or goods it is carrying)”
azimutArabic · “azimuth”
AzraëlArabic · “Azrael (angel of death)”
azurPersian · “azure (blue color)”
AzzedineArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
BaasArabic · “the Baath”
BadrArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
BahloulArabic · “a French surname from Arabic”
BahreïnArabic · “Bahrain (an archipelago, island, and country in ”
baobabArabic · “baobab”
barakaArabic · “barakah”
bardaArabic · “gear”
bardachePersian · “berdache (third-gender Native (North) American)”
bardeMiddle Persian · “horse-armour, also a long saddle for an ass or m”
baroudArabic · “combat (especially ritual combat)”
BassatneArabic · “a surname, Bassatne, from Arabic”
BassorahArabic · “Basra (a port city in Iraq)”
bédouinArabic · “bedouin”
Beit NoubaArabic · “Bayt Nuba (a former Arab village, now replaced w”
BéjaïaArabic · “Bejaia (a city and commune of Béjaïa province, A”
BelattekArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
belekArabic · “look out, watch out, careful”
BélialModern Hebrew · “Belial”
BelkaïdArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
BenallaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
BenchibaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
béni-oui-ouiArabic · “yes man”
benjoinArabic · “benzoin (resin)”
BérytePhoenician · “Berytus”
besefArabic · “a lot”
BételgeuseArabic · “Betelgeuse (supergiant)”
bézefPersian · “(not) much, a lot”
bézoardMiddle Persian · “bezoar”
bledArabic · “village, Podunk, backwater”
BouallegueArabic · “a French surname from Arabic”
BouchraArabic · “a female given name from Arabic, equivalent to E”
BoukhobzaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
BoulahroudArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
bourracheArabic · “borage (Borago officinalis)”
BousennaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
BoutalebArabic · “Boutaleb (a town in Sétif Province, Algeria)”
BoutellaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
BrahimArabic · “a French surname from Arabic”
brêleArabic · “stupid or incompetent person; imbecile”
brouhahaModern Hebrew · “brouhaha”
bsartekArabic · “well done”
burnousArabic · “burnoose”
cabaleModern Hebrew · “cabal”
cacheroutModern Hebrew · “kashrut (Jewish dietary laws)”
cadiArabic · “qadi (civil judge in certain Islamic countries)”
CadixPhoenician · “Cadiz (a port city and municipality, the provinc”
cadorArabic · “pro”
cafardArabic · “hypocrite”
caféArabic · “coffee (drink)”
cahbaArabic · “prostitute”
caïdArabic · “caid”
CaïnModern Hebrew · “Cain (son of Adam and Eve)”
CalebBiblical Hebrew · “Caleb”
calibreArabic · “calibre”
calotteArabic · “zucchetto (skullcap worn by Roman Catholic clerg”
CaméliaArabic · “a female given name from Latin or Arabic”
cangeArabic · “small boat used on the Nile”
canneSumerian · “cane; stick”
caouaArabic · “coffee”
carabinArabic · “carabineer”
carafeArabic · “carafe”
carminSpanish · “carmine, crimson (having a deep, slightly bluish”
caroubeArabic · “carob (fruit)”
carviArabic · “caraway (plant)”
casbahArabic · “casbah”
casherModern Hebrew · “kosher”
cassisModern Hebrew · “blackcurrant (fruit)”
chaabaneArabic · “Sha'ban (the eighth month of the Islamic calenda”
chabbatModern Hebrew · “Jewish Shabbat, biblical seventh day”
chaddaArabic · “shadda (diacritic used in the Arabic script)”
chadoufModern Standard Arabic · “shadoof (ancient device used to gather water)”
chahadaArabic · “shahada (Islamic declaration of belief)”
chakchoukaArabic · “shakshuka (dish of eggs simmered in a mixture of”
chalefArabic · “silverberry, oleaster (of the genus Elaeagnus)”
ChamounModern Hebrew · “Chamoun: a surname from Arabic”
chariaArabic · “shari'a”
chawwalArabic · “Shawwal (the tenth month of the Islamic calendar”
chebecArabic · “xebec”
chebkaArabic · “a dry, rocky, deeply eroded region at the edge o”
chéchiaArabic · “shashiya”
cheikhArabic · “sheikh”
chériArabic · “Shar (shari'a)”
chérifArabic · “sharif”
chérubinModern Hebrew · “cherub”
chervisArabic · “skirret”
chicayaArabic · “squabble”
chichaPersian · “shisha”
chiffreAndalusian Arabic · “a digit i.e. 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9”
ChlefArabic · “Chlef (a city, the capital of Chlef Province, Al”
ChochanaModern Hebrew · “a female given name from Hebrew”
chottArabic · “chott”
choufArabic · “lookout (person on watch for approaching enemy, ”
chouïaArabic · “little, bit”
cidreProto-Semitic · “cider”
civetteArabic · “civet”
ComoresArabic · “Comoros (a country and group of islands in the I”
copteAncient Egyptian · “Copt (Egyptian Christian person)”
cotonArabic · “cotton (material)”
couscousArabic · “couscous”
crouilleArabic · “a Maghrebi; a North-African Arab”
cubèbeArabic · “cubeb”
curcumaArabic · “turmeric (plant, spice)”
dahirArabic · “a decree issued by the king of Morocco”
daïraArabic · “a subdivision of a wilaya in Algeria”
damanArabic · “hyrax (any species of the order Hyracoidea)”
dammaArabic · “damma”
DarfourArabic · “Darfur (a region in western Sudan)”
dhoul-hidjaArabic · “Dhu'l-Hijja (the twelfth and final month of the ”
dhoul-qaadaArabic · “Dhu'l-Qa'da (the eleventh month of the Islamic c”
dînArabic · “tenets of one’s belief”
DjebbariArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
djebelArabic · “jebel”
djebel NefoussaArabic · “The Nafusa Mountains (a mountain range in northw”
djihadArabic · “jihad”
djinnArabic · “jinn, genie”
DorsafArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
douanePersian · “customs (an authority responsible for controllin”
douarArabic · “douar, duar”
échecOld Persian · “failure”
ÉliakimBiblical Hebrew · “Eliakim (any of three men of this name, especial”
ÉlisabethBiblical Hebrew · “Elizabeth, Elisabeth (mother of John the Baptist”
élixirArabic · “elixir (pharmacy: sweet taste-masking liquid)”
émirArabic · “emir (islamic prince or leader)”
éphodBiblical Hebrew · “ephod”
ÉphraïmModern Hebrew · “Ephraim (son of Joseph, progenitor of one of the”
épinardPersian · “spinach plant (Spinacia oleracea)”
ergArabic · “erg (desert region)”
érouvModern Hebrew · “eruv”
érouveModern Hebrew · “eruv”
EshmounPhoenician · “Eshmun”
estragonAncient Greek · “tarragon (the plant)”
eyaletArabic · “eyalet (a former administrative division or prov”
fakirArabic · “fakir”
falafelArabic · “falafel”
falaqueArabic · “falaka”
faquirArabic · “fakir (all meanings)”
FarahArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
fardeArabic · “file (stationery to keep documents together), bi”
FarèsArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
fathaArabic · “fatha”
FathallahArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
FatimataArabic · “a female given name from Arabic, widely used in ”
fattouchArabic · “fattouch”
fatwaArabic · “fatwa (legal opinion issued by a mufti)”
FayçalArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
FellousArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
fennecArabic · “fennec”
fissaArabic · “snappy (rapid and without delay)”
flouzeLatin · “dough (money)”
fondoukAncient Greek · “hotel, hostel; fonduk”
fouArabic · “bishop”
FouadArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
FoukaArabic · “Fouka (a town in Tipaza Province, Algeria)”
friseLatin · “frieze”
ftourArabic · “iftar (evening meal during Ramadan)”
fustetArabic · “smoke tree (Cotinus coggygria)”
gabelleArabic · “gabelle, salt tax”
GabèsArabic · “a city in Gabès governorate, Tunisia”
GaliléeModern Hebrew · “Galilee (a mountainous geographic region in nort”
gamacheArabic · “spat, gaiter, legging”
gandouraArabic · “gandoura”
gazaouiArabic · “Gazan (of or from Gaza or the Gaza Strip)”
gazeArabic · “gauze”
gazelleArabic · “gazelle”
géhenneModern Hebrew · “gehenna”
GemayelArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
gens du LivreArabic · “People of the Book”
gerboiseArabic · “jerboa”
ghassoulArabic · “a kind of saponifying vulcanic clay used for hai”
ghaziArabic · “ghazi (Muslim warrior)”
goudronArabic · “tar (substance)”
gouleArabic · “ghoul (spirit; ghost)”
goumArabic · “In North Africa, a squadron of the French army m”
gourArabic · “butte”
GrenadeArabic · “Granada (a city in Andalusia, Spain)”
guèzeGe'ez · “Ge'ez language”
guèzeArabic · “not”
guèzeArabic · “pleased, OK, content”
guitareAncient Greek · “guitar”
guitouneArabic · “tent”
HabacucAkkadian · “Habakkuk (book)”
HacèneArabic · “a transliteration of the Arabic male given name ”
HachemModern Hebrew · “Hashem”
HadjadjiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
hajaArabic · “trouble, problems, difficulties”
haloufArabic · “pork (bears a religious connotation, since pork ”
hamiArabic · “hot”
HamraouiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
HamroucheArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
hanoutAramaic · “sepulchral chamber in a rock mass, hypogeum”
hardesArabic · “old clothes, rags”
HarounArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
hasardArabic · “(random) chance”
haschichArabic · “hashish”
hassArabic · “embarrassment, an unpleasant socio-economic situ”
hchoumaArabic · “which causes shame, scandal.”
hebsArabic · “prison, can”
hégireArabic · “Hijra”
hendekArabic · “cop, policeman”
hennéArabic · “henna (Lawsonia inermis)”
hessArabic · “a difficult situation”
hidjabArabic · “hijab, the hajib headscarf”
hoquetonAndalusian Arabic · “aketon, acton, haqueton”
houmousArabic · “hummus”
houriArabic · “houri”
HouthiArabic · “Houthi”
IllouzArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
imamArabic · “imam”
intifadaArabic · “intifada”
iradéArabic · “irade”
IsabelleModern Hebrew · “a female given name”
IsaïeBiblical Hebrew · “a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to Eng”
IslamArabic · “Islam”
IsraëlModern Hebrew · “Israel (a country in Western Asia in the Middle ”
IssaArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, widely used in Is”
JacquesBiblical Hebrew · “a male given name, the French equivalent of Jame”
JamesModern Hebrew · “a male given name”
JaouadArabic · “a surname, Jawad, from Arabic”
JaphetModern Hebrew · “Japheth (Biblical character)”
jarreArabic · “jar (made of clay or earth)”
jaseranArabic · “jazeraint (sort of protective chainmail)”
jasminMiddle Persian · “jasmine”
jdidArabic · “new”
JeanModern Hebrew · “John (biblical character).”
JérémieBiblical Hebrew · “Jeremiah (prophet)”
JérichoBiblical Hebrew · “Jericho (a city in the West Bank, Palestine)”
JésusModern Hebrew · “Jesus”
jonqueJavanese · “junk (type of ship)”
JudithModern Hebrew · “Judith; the Book of Judith”
juifModern Hebrew · “Jewish (following the religion of Judaism)”
jupeArabic · “skirt”
KabawArabic · “Kabaw (a town in the Nalut District, Libya)”
kabyleArabic · “Kabyle”
kâfirArabic · “kafir (non-believer; any non-Muslim)”
KahinaArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
KairouanMiddle Persian · “Kairouan (a city in Tunisia)”
KaoutherArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
kasraArabic · “kasra”
KasserineArabic · “a city in Tunisia”
keffiehArabic · “keffiyeh (cloth worn on head)”
KessaciArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
khalassArabic · “indicates the performance of a homicide, khalass”
khammèsArabic · “a sharecropper, in the Mahgreb, who retained a f”
KharunArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
khawefArabic · “frightful, timid”
kheyArabic · “brother”
kiefArabic · “siesta”
kifArabic · “kif”
kif-kifArabic · “same, alike”
kippaModern Hebrew · “kippah, skullcap”
KoweïtArabic · “Kuwait (a country in West Asia in the Middle Eas”
krakSyriac · “crusader castle”
ksarArabic · “ksar”
LaaouniArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
LaghouatArabic · “a city in Algeria”
laitonArabic · “brass (the alloy)”
LakhdarArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
LamiaArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
laqueArabic · “lacquer”
LazareModern Hebrew · “Lazarus”
LéaModern Hebrew · “Leah (biblical character)”
LehriArabic · “Lehri (a village in Khenifra Province, Morocco)”
limeArabic · “lime (fruit, tree)”
LisbonneArabic · “Lisbon (the capital city of Portugal)”
lithamArabic · “litham (veil)”
loochArabic · “a lohoch, a looch”
loubiaArabic · “A traditional North African dish made with beans”
LoujaïneArabic · “a female given name from Arabic, equivalent to E”
luthOld Spanish · “lute, a stringed instrument”
maboulArabic · “crazy”
macraméProto-Semitic · “macramé”
madragueArabic · “madrague (a large fish pound used for the captur”
magasinArabic · “shop, store”
MaghrebArabic · “Maghreb (the predominantly Arabic-speaking geogr”
MahmoudArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
mahonneArabic · “a type of war galley used by the Turks”
MahrezArabic · “a French surname from Arabic”
MaïssaArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
makhzenArabic · “the government of the King of Morocco during the”
MalteLatin · “Malta (an archipelago and country in Southern Eu”
MamadouHausa · “a male given name from West Africa.”
mameloukArabic · “mameluke”
manneModern Hebrew · “manna”
maraboutArabic · “marabout”
marcassiteArabic · “marcasite”
MariaModern Hebrew · “a female given name”
MarwanArabic · “Marwan”
MascateArabic · “Muscat (the capital city of Oman)”
masserPortuguese · “to massage”
massicotArabic · “massicot”
matamoreArabic · “underground granary, silo”
matelasArabic · “mattress”
matraqueArabic · “truncheon (weapon), billy club”
matrasArabic · “an alchemist's long-necked glass receiver”
MatthieuModern Hebrew · “Matthew”
méchouiArabic · “spit-roasted sheep (whole animal)”
médinaArabic · “medina (old town of North African cities)”
méhariArabic · “mehari (kind of dromedary)”
MelchisédechBiblical Hebrew · “a male given name from Hebrew, of historical usa”
MerwanArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
mesquinArabic · “unimportant”
mételArabic · “angel's trumpet (Datura metel)”
MicallefMaltese · “a surname”
MichelBiblical Hebrew · “Michael, the Archangel”
MiloudArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
MiloudaArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
minaretArabic · “minaret”
misbahaArabic · “misbaha”
miskineArabic · “pitiable person”
MizrahiModern Hebrew · “Mizrahi: a surname from Hebrew”
MohamedArabic · “synonym of Mahomet (“Muhammad (prophet)”)”
mollahArabic · “mullah”
momieArabic · “mummy (embalmed corpse)”
mortaiseArabic · “mortise / mortice”
mosquéeArabic · “mosque”
MossoulArabic · “Mosul (the capital city of Nineveh, Iraq)”
moucharabiehArabic · “mashrabiyya”
mouharramArabic · “Muharram (the first month of the Islamic calenda”
MouloudArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
MouradArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
MoussaArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
moussemArabic · “a festival in Morocco”
moussonArabic · “monsoon (extremely strong tropical wind)”
MsadekArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
muezzinArabic · “muezzin”
muftiArabic · “mufti (Muslim scholar)”
musulmanArabic · “Muslim”
N'DjamenaArabic · “N'Djamena (the capital city of Chad)”
nabiModern Hebrew · “nabi, Hebrew prophet”
NahumModern Hebrew · “Nahum (prophet)”
natronAncient Greek · “natron”
NéguevModern Hebrew · “the Negev (a desert in Israel)”
négusAmharic · “Negus (supreme Ethiopian ruler)”
nénufarSanskrit · “waterlily, nenuphar”
NeomArabic · “Neom (a planned city in Saudi Arabia)”
niquerArabic · “to fuck, shag, screw”
noriaSyriac · “noria”
NouakchottArabic · “Nouakchott (the capital city of Mauritania)”
noubaArabic · “party, festival”
NourArabic · “a female given name from Arabic, equivalent to E”
nuqueArabic · “nape, back of the neck”
OmeyyaArabic · “Umayya”
OsmanArabic · “a male given name”
OttomanArabic · “archaic form of Osman, the name borne by”
OuakiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
OualalouArabic · “a transliteration of the Arabic surname والعلو”
OualidArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
OuarzazateArabic · “Ouarzazate (the capital city of Ouarzazate, Draa”
ouateArabic · “cotton wool”
ouedArabic · “wadi (a valley, gully, or stream-bed in northern”
OugaritUgaritic · “Ugarit (an ancient port city in northern Syria, ”
ouguiyaArabic · “ouguiya (currency of Mauritania)”
OujdaArabic · “Oujda (a city, the capital of the Oriental Regio”
oulémaArabic · “a Muslim scholar”
oumraArabic · “umrah (a minor hajj, a lesser pilgrimage to Mecc”
PâquesBiblical Hebrew · “Easter”
pastèqueArabic · “watermelon (plant)”
Pessa'hModern Hebrew · “Passover”
pluriel briséArabic · “broken plural”
potironLatin · “pumpkin”
que la paix soit sur elleArabic · “peace be upon her”
que la paix soit sur luiArabic · “peace be upon him”
quintalLatin · “quintal, a nonstandard metric unit of mass equiv”
rabbinModern Hebrew · “rabbi”
RachidArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
radjabArabic · “Rajab (the seventh month of the Islamic calendar”
RahimArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
raïArabic · “raï (form of music originating from Algeria)”
ramdamArabic · “fuss, racket”
RaphaëlModern Hebrew · “Raphael (biblical character)”
raquetteArabic · “racquet / racket (for tennis, badminton, etc.)”
rchoumaArabic · “which causes shame, scandal.”
rebecArabic · “rebec”
récifArabic · “reef (rocks at or near surface of the water)”
RedouaneArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
rien de nouveau sous le soleilModern Hebrew · “there is nothing new under the sun”
RoboamBiblical Hebrew · “Rehoboam”
RubenModern Hebrew · “Reuben (biblical character)”
sabbatModern Hebrew · “Sabbath, biblical seventh day”
SabriArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
safarArabic · “Safar (the second month of the Islamic calendar)”
safariArabic · “safari”
safranAramaic · “saffron”
sahArabic · “serious”
SaharaArabic · “Sahara”
SahraouiArabic · “Sahrawi”
SaïdArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
SaïdaPhoenician · “Saïda (a port city in Lebanon), the modern city ”
SaïdaArabic · “Saïda (a city, the capital of Saïda, Algeria)”
salamalecArabic · “a show of politeness, deference or flattery whic”
sambuqueAramaic · “sambuca, sambuke”
samediModern Hebrew · “Saturday”
santalArabic · “sandalwood (any of various trees in genus Santal”
SaoudArabic · “Saud”
sarbacaneArabic · “blowgun, blowpipe”
sarouelArabic · “harem pants, shalwar”
SatanModern Hebrew · “Satan”
satinArabic · “satin”
sebkhaArabic · “sabkha”
SehiliArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
séideArabic · “henchman, minion”
sequinArabic · “zecchin, sequin”
SévillePhoenician · “Seville (the capital city of Andalusia, Spain)”
SfaxArabic · “a city in Tunisia”
sguègueArabic · “cock (penis)”
shabbatModern Hebrew · “Jewish Shabbat, biblical seventh day”
shekelModern Hebrew · “shekel (unit of currency)”
ShemseddineArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
ShoahModern Hebrew · “Holocaust, Shoah”
SichemBiblical Hebrew · “Shechem, Sichem (an ancient city near present-da”
sicleBiblical Hebrew · “shekel (weight)”
SidonPhoenician · “Sidon (a city, a state of Levant in Phoenicia), ”
SihemArabic · “a female given name from Arabic”
SiméonBiblical Hebrew · “Simeon (given name)”
simounArabic · “simoom”
SionBiblical Hebrew · “Zion (a hill in West Jerusalem, in Israel, on wh”
siropArabic · “syrup”
SlahArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
sloughiArabic · “Moroccan greyhound”
SmadjaArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
smalaArabic · “tribe, entourage (of chieftain)”
SodomeBiblical Hebrew · “Sodom”
sofaSyriac · “couch; sofa”
SofianeArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
SorayaArabic · “Soraya: a female given name from Persian”
sorbetArabic · “sorbet, sherbet”
SoudanArabic · “Sudan (a country in North Africa and East Africa”
soukArabic · “souq (Arabic market)”
soukounArabic · “sukun”
sourateArabic · “sura”
srolArabic · “witchcraft, sorcery”
sucreSanskrit · “sugar”
SyracusePhoenician · “Syracuse (a province of Sicily, Italy)”
tagineAncient Greek · “tajine, tagine”
TaharArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
talismanAncient Greek · “talisman”
talmouseModern Standard Arabic · “piece of pastry made with cream, flour, cheese, ”
TalmudModern Hebrew · “Talmud”
tamarinArabic · “tamarind”
tambourPersian · “drum (instrument)”
TangerArabic · “Tangier (a port city, the capital of the region ”
tarboucheArabic · “fez, tarboosh”
tareArabic · “deficiency”
tarifArabic · “price (usually of a service)”
TaroudantArabic · “Taroudant”
TashModern Hebrew · “Tash (ellipsis of Kiryas Tash: a neighbourhood o”
TasherModern Hebrew · “Tasher; A member of the Tash Hassidic community”
tasseMiddle Persian · “cup”
TebbouneArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
TétouanArabic · “Tétouan (a city in Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima, M”
tfouArabic · “yuck! (generally with a spit)”
TigreSumerian · “Tigris (river)”
timbaleArabic · “kettledrum; timpani”
ToshModern Hebrew · “Tosh (ellipsis of Kiryas Tosh: a neighbourhood o”
TosherModern Hebrew · “Tosher; a member of the Tosh Hassidic community”
toubArabic · “mud brick, adobe”
toubibArabic · “medic, doc”
tour de BabelBiblical Hebrew · “Tower of Babel”
truchementArabic · “interpreter, translator”
TsahalModern Hebrew · “IDF (Israel Defense Forces)”
TürkiyeArabic · “Türkiye, Turkey (a country located in Eastern Th”
valiseItalian · “case, suitcase”
varanArabic · “monitor lizard”
vilayetArabic · “vilayet”
wallahArabic · “wow (an expression of surprise)”
wilayaArabic · “wilaya (administrative division in some African ”
YaëlleModern Hebrew · “a female given name from Hebrew”
YahyaouiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
YémenArabic · “Yemen (a country in West Asia in the Middle East”
yeshivaModern Hebrew · “yeshiva”
YounèsArabic · “a male given name from Arabic”
YounousArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
YoussefArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
YoussoufArabic · “a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to Eng”
ZaghouanArabic · “a town in Tunisia.”
zamarArabic · “a type of horn from the Rif region of Morocco”
zaouïaArabic · “zawiya”
zbeulArabic · “disorder, shambles”
zénithLatin · “zenith”
ZéraldaArabic · “Zeralda (a commune in the province of Algiers, A”
zéroArabic · “zero”
zérumbetPersian · “Zingiber zerumbet, the shampoo ginger”
zgougouArabic · “zgougou; pine kernels from Aleppo pines, used to”
ziarraArabic · “a pilgrimage to the tomb of a saint”
ZidaneArabic · “a surname”
ZinédineArabic · “Zinedine: a male given name from Arabic, variant”
ZiraouiArabic · “a surname from Arabic”
zirconArabic · “zircon”
zlabiaArabic · “jalebi”
zobArabic · “dick, cock (penis)”
zouaveArabic · “Zouave”
ZureikArabic · “a surname from Arabic”