What’s good, tasty and always on your mind? FOOD. That’s right everyone, today we’re all about food. Eating out is great and all, but we’re the DIY kind of people. It is very important to know your kit before you use it, and that is why today we are going to spill the tea on the list of kitchen utensils in Arabic, kitchen appliances in Arabic, and pretty much everything kitchen in Arabic. Are you ready? So are we. Let’s get going chefs.
Check out these words
| English | Arabic | Transliteration |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen in Arabic | اَلمَطبَخُ | Matbakh |
| Barbeque in Arabic | الکَانُونٌ | Kanoon |
| Gas stove in Arabic | مُوقِدٌ لِغَازِ | Mooqidu Lighaz |
| Heater in Arabic | سَخَّانَۃٌ | Sakhhanatun |
| Gas cylinder in Arabic | اُسطُوانَۃٌ | Ustawaanatun |
| Oven in Arabic | فُرنٌ | Furn |
| Gas pipe in Arabic | قَصَبُ الغَازُ | Qasabul Ghaz |
| Cauldron in Arabic | طَنجَرَۃٌ | Tanjaratun |
| Kettle in Arabic | غِلایَۃٌ | Ghilayatun |
| Pot in Arabic | قِدرٌ | Qidrun |
| Knife in Arabic | سِکِّینٌ | Sikkeen |
| Pair of tongs in Arabic | مُلقَطُ | Mulqatun |
| Knife in Arabic | مِبرَدٌ | Mibradun |
| Match in Arabic | کِبرِیتٌ | Kibreetun |
| Fire in Arabic | نارٌ | Naar |
| Ash in Arabic | رَمادٌ | Ramad |
| Fridge in Arabic | ||
| Bread box in Arabic | صندُوقُ الخُبزِ | Sandooq ul Khubz |
| Sugar box in Arabic | سُکَّرِیَّۃٌ | Sukkariyyatun |
| Salt box in Arabic | مِملَحَۃٌ | Mimlahatun |
| Tea box in Arabic | أِبرِیقُ الشَّأیِ | Ibreeq us Sha’yi |
| Coffee box in Arabic | غِلایۃَ قَھوَۃِ | Ghilayati Qahwati |
| Cup in Arabic | کَوبٌ | Kowb |
| Butter pot in Arabic | وِعأُ الزُّبدَۃِ | Wi’aa uz Zabdah |
| Milk pot in Arabic | أِناءُ الحَلیب | Inaa’ ul Haleeb |
| Spark in Arabic | شِرارَۃٌ | Shirartun |
| Smoke in Arabic | دِخانٌ | Dikhaan |
| Frying pan in Arabic | مِقلاۃٌ | Miqlaatun |
| Fuel in Arabic | وُقُودٌ | Wuqoodun |
| Spoon in Arabic | ملعقةٌ | mil’aqahun |
| Chimney in Arabic | مَدُخَنَۃٌ | Madukhanatun |
| Grill in Arabic | مِشواۃٌ | Mishwaatun |
| Towel in Arabic | فَوطَۃٌ | Fowtatun |
| Tray in Arabic | صِینِیَّۃٌ | Seeniyyatun |
| Iron pan in Arabic | االطَّابِقٌ | Tabiq |
| Tea pot in Arabic | بَرَّادَۃٌ | Barradatun |
| Table cloth in Arabic | سُفرَۃٌ | Sufratun |
| Bottle in Arabic | قِنِینَۃٌ | Qineenatun |
| Rolling pin in Arabic | مِرقاقُ العَجِین | Mirqaq ul Ajeen |
| Kerosene in Arabic | الکِیرُسِینُ | Keeruseen |
| Dough in Arabic | عَجِینَۃٌ | Ajeenatun |
Now that we got a few vocabulary words into our dictionaries, let’s try to structure relevant phrases and sentences that would do us good when in need.
Here are our examples:
| English | Arabic | Transliteration |
|---|---|---|
| Plate | طبق | Tabaq |
| This plate is dirty | هذا الطبق متسخ | hātha al-tabaqu muttasikh |
| Bowl | زبدية | zubddiyah |
| Blue bowl | زبدية زرقاء | zubddiyah zarqāʾ |
| Kettle | غلاية | ġallāyah |
| Red kettle | غلاية حمراء | Ġallāyah Hamrā |
| Pot | قدر | qidr |
| This pot is ten years old | هذا القدر عمره عشر سنوات | hathā al-qidru umruhu ašru sanawāt |
| Frying pan | مقلاة | miqlāh |
| The onions are sautéed in the frying pan | البصل يقلى فى المقلاة | al-basalu yuqlā fil-miqlāh |
| Knife | سكين | sikkīn |
| Could you pass me the knife? | هل يمكنك أن تمررلي السكين؟ | hal yumkinuka ʾan tumarrira lī as-sikkīn |
| Spoon | ملعقة | mil’aqah |
| Liquid medicine, a spoon and a small plastic cup | دواء شرب و ملعقة و كوب بلاستيكي | dawā šurbi wa mil’aqah wa kūb blāstiyikī |
| Fork | شوكة | shawkah |
| Fork on a plate | شوكة على طبق | šawkah alā tabaq |
In conclusion
It is important to know how to use these phrases, when and how to use them as well. Kitchen utensils in Arabic are fixed and generally follow no specific rule, however, you will notice that words that were once a verb like tabakh – طبخ , meaning he/she cooks, would be turned into matbakh – مطبخ, meaning kitchen in Arabic.
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