Moroccan Darija for “train station”
/lagar/
لاگار
Feen kayn lagar, 3afak?
Where is the train station, please?
Say lagar (لاگار) for “train station” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /lagar/. It is a noun with masculine gender. In a natural conversation, you can say “Feen kayn lagar, 3afak?”, meaning “Where is the train station, please?” The French equivalent is gare.
ghadi nmshi l lagar bach nsafar.
غادي نمشي ل لاگار باش نسافر.
I'm going to the train station to travel. · Je vais à la gare pour voyager.
l9it taxi qrib mn lagar.
لقيت طاكسي قريب من لاگار.
I found a taxi near the train station. · J'ai trouvé un taxi près de la gare.
lgarat f Casablanca kbar w mzaynin.
الڭارات ف كازابلانكا كبار و مزيانين.
The train stations in Casablanca are big and nice. · Les gares à Casablanca sont grandes et belles.
The word 'lagar' is used in everyday conversation when discussing travel plans or giving directions. It is a common term used across Morocco, especially in urban areas. A typical expression might be 'lgarat dyal lmdina', meaning 'the city's train stations'. There are no notable regional variants for this word.
| English | train station |
|---|---|
| French | gare |
| Spanish | estación de tren |
| Italian | stazione ferroviaria |
| German | Bahnhof |
| Portuguese | estação de trem |
| Dutch | treinstation |
| Turkish | tren istasyonu |
lagar (لاگار) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "train station" in English and "gare" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the travel category.
A natural example is “Feen kayn lagar, 3afak?” It means “Where is the train station, please?”
Lagar is pronounced /lagar/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written لاگار.
The word 'lagar' is used in everyday conversation when discussing travel plans or giving directions. It is a common term used across Morocco, especially in urban areas. A typical expression might be 'lgarat dyal lmdina', meaning 'the city's train stations'. There are no notable regional variants for this word.