Kitchen in Arabic Language (Things and Kitchen Utensils in Arabic)
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If you’re interested in learning Arabic, one of the most useful vocabulary words to know is “kitchen.”
Whether you’re a language learner planning a trip to an Arabic-speaking country, or simply looking to expand your linguistic horizons, knowing how to say kitchen in Arabic can be a valuable skill.
Knowing these words will not only help you to communicate but can be also very useful for following recipes either on videos or written.
How To Say Kitchen in Arabic?
The most common word for “kitchen” in Arabic is “مَطْبَخ,” which is pronounced “mat-bakh.” This word is in standard modern Arabic and used in most Arabic-speaking countries and is understood across dialects.
Kitchen Utensils in Arabic
The Arabic phrase for kitchen utensils is ادوات الطبخ and the pronounciation is adawaatul maTbakh.
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Things in the Kitchen in Arabic
In this section, you will find out how to refer to the different items that can be found in a kitchen.
English | Arabic | Transliteration |
Blender in Arabic | خلاط | khallaat |
Food processor | جهاز إعداد الطعام | jihaazu a’daad aT-TaAaam |
Electric kettle | غلاية | ghalaaya |
Toaster in Arabic | محمصة خبز | muHamiSSat khubz |
Microwave oven | فرن ميكروويف | furn meekroweef |
Stovetop in Arabic | سخّان | sakhkhaan |
Burner in Arabic | محرّقة | muHarriqa |
Draining board | لوح تجفيف الصحون | lawh tajfeef aS-SuHoon |
Refrigerator in Arabic | ثلاجة | thallaaja |
Dishwasher | غسٌالة الصحون | ghassaalat aS-SuHoon |
Garbage can | صندوق النفايات | sandooqan-nifaayaat |
Kitchenware in Arabic
In this section, you will find out how to refer to the different kitchen utensils that can be found in a kitchen.
English | Arabic | Transliteration |
Cutting board | لوح الشق | lawH ash-shaqq |
Cleaver in Arabic | ساطور | saaToor |
Bread knife | سكين الخبز | sikkeen al-khubz |
Knife sharpener | مسن السكين | misann as-sikkeen |
Kitchen knife | سكين المطبخ | sikkeen al-maTbakh |
Grater in Arabic | مبشرة | mibshara |
Mortar in Arabic | هاون | haawun |
Pestle in Arabic | يد الهاون | yad al-haawun |
Masher in Arabic | هراسة | harraasa |
Meat tenderizer | ملين اللحم | mulayyin al-laHm |
Bottle opener | فتاحة زجاج | fattaaHat zujaajaat |
Can opener | فتاحة علب | fattaaHatAulab |
Skewer in Arabic | سيخ | seekh |
Peeler in Arabic | مقشرة | muqashshira |
Apple corer | مسخرجة قلب التفاح | mustakhrijat qalb at-tuffaaH |
Colander in Arabic | مصفاة | miSfaah |
Food turner | حامل شريحة السمك | Haamil shareeHatas-samak |
Serving spoon | ملعقة غرف | milAaqat gharf |
Garlic press | مكبس الثوم | mikbas ath-thoom |
Strainer | منخل | munkhul |
Ladle | مغرفة | mighrafa |
Slotted spoon | ملعقة مخرمة | milAaqa mukharrama |
Wooden spoon | ملعقة خشب | milAaqa khashab |
Spatula in Arabic | مبسط | mibsaT |
Frying pan | مقلاة | miqlaah |
Saucepan in Arabic | كفت | kift |
Scoop | مفرفة ايس كريم | mighrafat aays kreem |
Whisk in Arabic | خفاقة | khaffaaqa |
Carving fork | شوكة قطع | shawkat qaTA |
Ramekin | رمكين | ramakin |
Casserole dish | كسرولة | kasarola |
Wok | مقلاة مستديرة | miqlaah mustadeera |
Grill pan | سواية | shawwaaya |
Earthenware dish | انية خزفية | aaniya khazafeeya |
Mixing bowl | طاسة خلط | Taasat khalT |
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Baking Cakes
In this section, you will find out how to refer to the different baking cakes items that can be found in a kitchen.
English | Arabic | Transliteration |
Flan tin | صينية فلان | Seneeyat flaan |
Pie tin | صينية فطائر | Seneeyat faTaa’ir |
Cake tin | صينية كعك | Seneeyat kaAk |
Measuring cup | دورق قياس | dawraq qiyaas |
Scales in Arabic | ميزان | meezaan |
Oven mitt | قفاز الفرن | quffaaz al-furn |
Apron in Arabic | مريلة | maryala |
Rolling pin | مرقاق | mirqaaqI |
Piping bag | كيس تزين المعجنات | kees tazyeen al-muAajjinaatI |
Pastry brush | فرشاة معجنات | furshaat muAajjinaat |
Cooling rack | حامل تبريد | Haamil tabreed |
Baking tray | صينية خبز | Seneeyat khabz |
Tray in Arabic | صينية أقراص الكعك | Seneeyat aqraaSal-kaAkmuffin |
Conclusion
Learning how to say “kitchen” in Arabic is a valuable skill, but it’s important to note that it’s just one word in a complex and rich language.
If you’re interested in learning Arabic, there are several resources available to help you get started. You can take classes at a local community college or university, hire a private tutor, or use online language-learning programs such as Duolingo.
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So, start practicing your Arabic today, and soon you’ll be on your way to fluency!
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