Moroccan Darija for “processor”
/processeur/
بروسيسور
Had ordinateur 3ando processeur sri3.
This computer has a fast processor.
Say processeur (بروسيسور) for “processor” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /processeur/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “Had ordinateur 3ando processeur sri3.”, meaning “This computer has a fast processor.”
Ana bghit n9elleb 3la processeur jdida l'PC dyali.
أنا بغيت نقلب على بروسيسور جديدة ل'بيسي ديالي.
I want to look for a new processor for my PC. · Je veux chercher un nouveau processeur pour mon PC.
Processeur dyal had smartphone mashi bhal dak l'akher.
بروسيسور ديال هاد سمارتفون ماشي بحال داك الآخر.
The processor of this smartphone is not like the other one. · Le processeur de ce smartphone n'est pas comme l'autre.
Kayn processeur f'souq lli ghadi ykoun mli7 l'gaming.
كاين بروسيسور فالسوق اللي غادي يكون مزيان للغايمينغ.
There's a processor in the market that will be good for gaming. · Il y a un processeur sur le marché qui sera bon pour le gaming.
The word 'processeur' is commonly used in everyday conversations among Moroccans, especially when discussing technology and electronics. It is often used in tech-related contexts, such as when talking about computers or smartphones. There are no notable regional variants for this term in Morocco.
| English | processor |
|---|---|
| Spanish | procesador |
| Italian | processore |
| German | Prozessor |
| Portuguese | processador |
| Dutch | processor |
| Turkish | işlemci |
processeur (بروسيسور) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "processor" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the technology category.
A natural example is “Had ordinateur 3ando processeur sri3.” It means “This computer has a fast processor.”
Processeur is pronounced /processeur/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written بروسيسور.
The word 'processeur' is commonly used in everyday conversations among Moroccans, especially when discussing technology and electronics. It is often used in tech-related contexts, such as when talking about computers or smartphones. There are no notable regional variants for this term in Morocco.