Moroccan Darija for “fire”
/nar/
نار
N-nar sh3lat f lfran.
The fire lit up in the oven.
Say nar (نار) for “fire” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /nar/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “N-nar sh3lat f lfran.”, meaning “The fire lit up in the oven.”
Nar kat7raq lwar9a.
النار كتحرق الورقة.
The fire is burning the paper. · Le feu brûle le papier.
Khsna nar bash nsawbo tajine.
خصنا نار باش نصاوبو الطاجين.
We need fire to make the tagine. · Nous avons besoin de feu pour préparer le tajine.
Nar f l7ayt khatar.
النار ف الحيط خطر.
Fire on the wall is dangerous. · Le feu sur le mur est dangereux.
The word 'nar' is used in everyday Moroccan Darija to refer to fire in various contexts, from cooking to describing a literal fire. It is a common word with no specific regional variants. A typical expression is 'nar f l7ayt' meaning 'fire on the wall', often used to describe dangerous situations.
| English | fire |
|---|---|
| Spanish | fuego |
| Italian | fuoco |
| German | Feuer |
| Portuguese | fogo |
| Dutch | vuur |
| Turkish | ateş |
nar (نار) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "fire" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the nature category.
A natural example is “N-nar sh3lat f lfran.” It means “The fire lit up in the oven.”
Nar is pronounced /nar/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written نار.
The word 'nar' is used in everyday Moroccan Darija to refer to fire in various contexts, from cooking to describing a literal fire. It is a common word with no specific regional variants. A typical expression is 'nar f l7ayt' meaning 'fire on the wall', often used to describe dangerous situations.