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				Akhīr; ukhrā Other. Masculine and feminine.
				'An To. Used in a matter similar to English 'to', but not as frequently.
				Ayy No. Rarely used alone, in this lesson together with 'shakhs', to become 'nobody'.
				Ba'da After
				Zhuhr Midday
				Ba'dazh Zhuhr Afternoon
				Baqiyy (v) To stay [somewhere], to remain [somewhere]
				'Ad-dominow Domino
				Fatra Period of time
				Ghadara (v) To leave, to depart from
				Hum They, them. Masculine.
				Hunā Here
				Hunāk There
				Istatā'a (v) To be able to [do something]
				Kāna (v) To be. Rarely used, as this very is omitted from typical Arabic sentences. When it is used, however, it expresses strength.
				La'iba (v) To play
				Maqhā Coffee shop
				Qahwā Coffee. Both for beans, powder and the beverage.
				Masā' Evening
				Tiwāl 'al-masā' All evening
				Mithla Similar to
				Nahnu We, us
				Qadā (v) To spend [something], to consummate
				Qadīm; qudamā' Old. Adjective, here shown in both singular and plural.
				Sadīq; asdiqā' Friend. Singular and plural.
				Sami'a (v) To hear, to listen
				Sawt Voice
				Shakhs People. A form of singular plural. It points at a group of people but is used as a singuarl noun.
				Shariba (v) To drink
				Takallam To talk, to converse
				Taqābala (v) To meet
				Waqt Time
				'indamā When

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