Moroccan Darija for “house”
/dar/
دار
Bghit dar kbira 7da lb7r.
I want a big house next to the beach.
Say dar (دار) for “house” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /dar/. It is a noun with feminine gender. In a natural conversation, you can say “Bghit dar kbira 7da lb7r.”, meaning “I want a big house next to the beach.” The French equivalent is maison.
Ana fi dar jdida daba.
أنا في دار جديدة دابا.
I am in a new house now. · Je suis dans une nouvelle maison maintenant.
Ldar dyal jddi 3ti9a.
الدار ديال جدي عتيقة.
My grandfather's house is old. · La maison de mon grand-père est ancienne.
Kayn dar lkir f had l7ouma?
كاين دار للكراء في هاد الحومة؟
Is there a house for rent in this neighborhood? · Y a-t-il une maison à louer dans ce quartier?
The word 'dar' is used in everyday conversations to refer to a house or home. It is a common noun and is used across all regions of Morocco. A typical expression is 'dar l3a2ila', meaning 'family house'.
| English | house |
|---|---|
| French | maison |
| Spanish | casa |
| Italian | casa |
| German | Haus |
| Portuguese | casa |
| Dutch | huis |
| Turkish | ev |
dar (دار) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "house" in English and "maison" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the objects category.
A natural example is “Bghit dar kbira 7da lb7r.” It means “I want a big house next to the beach.”
Dar is pronounced /dar/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written دار.
The word 'dar' is used in everyday conversations to refer to a house or home. It is a common noun and is used across all regions of Morocco. A typical expression is 'dar l3a2ila', meaning 'family house'.