Moroccan Darija for “wind”
/rih/
ريح
R-ri7 9wiya lyoum.
The wind is strong today.
Say rih (ريح) for “wind” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /rih/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “R-ri7 9wiya lyoum.”, meaning “The wind is strong today.” The French equivalent is vent.
R-ri7 dkhla mn lb7ar.
الريح داخلة من البحر.
The wind is coming from the sea. · Le vent vient de la mer.
Kayn r-ri7 f l3chya.
كاين الريح في العشية.
There is wind in the afternoon. · Il y a du vent l'après-midi.
R-ri7 jat m3a lmtar.
الريح جات مع المطر.
The wind came with the rain. · Le vent est venu avec la pluie.
The word 'rih' is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe the wind or weather conditions. It is often used in casual settings and can be part of expressions like 'r-ri7 9wiya' meaning 'strong wind.' There are no notable regional variants of this word in Moroccan Darija.
| English | wind |
|---|---|
| French | vent |
| Spanish | viento |
| Italian | vento |
| German | Wind |
| Portuguese | vento |
| Dutch | wind |
| Turkish | rüzgar |
rih (ريح) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "wind" in English and "vent" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the weather category.
A natural example is “R-ri7 9wiya lyoum.” It means “The wind is strong today.”
Rih is pronounced /rih/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written ريح.
The word 'rih' is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe the wind or weather conditions. It is often used in casual settings and can be part of expressions like 'r-ri7 9wiya' meaning 'strong wind.' There are no notable regional variants of this word in Moroccan Darija.