Moroccan Darija for “fisherman”
/sayyad/
صياد
S-syyad rje3 b l7out.
The fisherman came back with fish.
Say sayyad (صياد) for “fisherman” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /sayyad/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “S-syyad rje3 b l7out.”, meaning “The fisherman came back with fish.”
sayyad kay3rf fin kayn l7out l-kbir.
صياد كيعرف فين كاين الحوت الكبير.
The fisherman knows where the big fish are. · Le pêcheur sait où se trouvent les gros poissons.
sayyad khdem f l-b7ar kull nhar.
صياد خدم في البحر كل نهار.
The fisherman works at the sea every day. · Le pêcheur travaille en mer tous les jours.
l-sayyad jbed sh-shabka m3a s-sba7.
الصياد جبذ الشبكة مع الصباح.
The fisherman pulled in the net in the morning. · Le pêcheur a tiré le filet le matin.
The word 'sayyad' is used in everyday language to refer to someone who fishes for a living. It is a common term in coastal regions where fishing is a significant part of the local economy. A common expression is 'sayyad dyal l7out', meaning 'fisherman of fish', emphasizing their trade.
| English | fisherman |
|---|---|
| Spanish | pescador |
| Italian | pescatore |
| German | Fischer |
| Portuguese | pescador |
| Dutch | visser |
| Turkish | balıkçı |
sayyad (صياد) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "fisherman" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the work category.
A natural example is “S-syyad rje3 b l7out.” It means “The fisherman came back with fish.”
Sayyad is pronounced /sayyad/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written صياد.
The word 'sayyad' is used in everyday language to refer to someone who fishes for a living. It is a common term in coastal regions where fishing is a significant part of the local economy. A common expression is 'sayyad dyal l7out', meaning 'fisherman of fish', emphasizing their trade.