Moroccan Darija for “air”
/hawa/
هواء
Khrejt nshm shwiya d lhwa.
I went out to get some fresh air.
Say hawa (هواء) for “air” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /hawa/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “Khrejt nshm shwiya d lhwa.”, meaning “I went out to get some fresh air.”
l hawa f lb7ar kan mzyan bzzaf.
الهواء في البحر كان مزيان بزاف.
The air at the beach was really nice. · L'air à la plage était vraiment agréable.
bghit nshm hawa 3la l jbal.
بغيت نشم هواء على الجبال.
I want to breathe the air on the mountains. · Je veux respirer l'air sur les montagnes.
darori tft7 l nâfidha bash ydkhl shwiya d l hawa.
ضروري تفتح النافذة باش يدخل شوية ديال الهواء.
You need to open the window to let in some air. · Il faut ouvrir la fenêtre pour laisser entrer un peu d'air.
In Moroccan Darija, 'hawa' is used in everyday conversation to refer to air, often in the context of needing fresh air or describing the weather. It is a common word used across all regions without notable variation. A typical expression is 'shwiya d l hawa', meaning 'a bit of air', often used when talking about ventilation or going outside.
| English | air |
|---|---|
| Spanish | aire |
| Italian | aria |
| German | Luft |
| Portuguese | ar |
| Dutch | lucht |
| Turkish | hava |
hawa (هواء) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "air" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the nature category.
A natural example is “Khrejt nshm shwiya d lhwa.” It means “I went out to get some fresh air.”
Hawa is pronounced /hawa/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written هواء.
In Moroccan Darija, 'hawa' is used in everyday conversation to refer to air, often in the context of needing fresh air or describing the weather. It is a common word used across all regions without notable variation. A typical expression is 'shwiya d l hawa', meaning 'a bit of air', often used when talking about ventilation or going outside.