الْمَشَاعِرُ وَالْحَالَات
Vocabulary lesson 16 of 20
Feelings and States
Say how you feel and understand simple answers from others.
Most forms here are masculine singular. A woman often adds a final ah sound, such as sa'idah instead of sa'id.
Use ana before the adjective to make a short sentence: ana sa'id, I am happy.
The fifteen words
01
سَعِيد
sa'id
happy
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02
حَزِين
hazin
sad
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03
مُتْعَب
mut'ab
tired
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04
جَائِع
ja'i'
hungry
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05
عَطْشَان
atshan
thirsty
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06
خَائِف
kha'if
afraid
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07
هَادِئ
hadi'
calm
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08
غَاضِب
ghadib
angry
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09
قَلِق
qaliq
worried
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10
مَشْغُول
mashghul
busy
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11
جَاهِز
jahiz
ready
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12
تَائِه
ta'ih
lost
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13
مُتَفَاجِئ
mutafaji'
surprised
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14
مُرْتَاح
murtah
comfortable or at ease
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15
مُتَفَائِل
mutafa'il
hopeful or optimistic
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Practice without looking
Say three true sentences about how you feel now and how you felt yesterday.
Recognition is only the first step. Close the list, retrieve the words, then check what you missed.