Moroccan Darija for “backup”
/sauvegarde/
سوفغارد
Drt sauvegarde dyal tsawri.
I made a backup of my photos.
Say sauvegarde (سوفغارد) for “backup” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /sauvegarde/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “Drt sauvegarde dyal tsawri.”, meaning “I made a backup of my photos.”
Khasni ndir sauvegarde l'emailat qbel ma nbadal l'PC.
خاصني ندير سوفغارد للإيميلات قبل ما نبدل الPC.
I need to backup the emails before I change the PC. · Je dois faire une sauvegarde des e-mails avant de changer le PC.
La sauvegarde dyal l'projet kayna f'USB.
لا سوفغارد ديال البروجي كاينة ف'USB.
The backup of the project is on the USB. · La sauvegarde du projet est sur l'USB.
Rahoum kaydiru sauvegarde l'data dyal l'clients.
راهم كيديرو سوفغارد للداتا ديال الكليان.
They are making a backup of the clients' data. · Ils font une sauvegarde des données des clients.
The word 'sauvegarde' is used in everyday Moroccan Darija, especially in contexts related to technology and data management. It is commonly used among young people and professionals when discussing digital data. There are no notable regional variants for this term, and it is often used in conjunction with digital devices and storage media.
| English | backup |
|---|---|
| Spanish | copia de seguridad |
| Italian | backup |
| German | Sicherung |
| Portuguese | cópia de segurança |
| Dutch | back-up |
| Turkish | yedekleme |
sauvegarde (سوفغارد) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "backup" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the technology category.
A natural example is “Drt sauvegarde dyal tsawri.” It means “I made a backup of my photos.”
Sauvegarde is pronounced /sauvegarde/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written سوفغارد.
The word 'sauvegarde' is used in everyday Moroccan Darija, especially in contexts related to technology and data management. It is commonly used among young people and professionals when discussing digital data. There are no notable regional variants for this term, and it is often used in conjunction with digital devices and storage media.