Moroccan Darija for “underwear / briefs”
/slip/
سليب
Shrit slip jdid.
I bought new underwear.
Say slip (سليب) for “underwear / briefs” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /slip/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “Shrit slip jdid.”, meaning “I bought new underwear.” The French equivalent is slip / sous-vêtement.
Khasni n9i slip dyali.
خاصني نقي سليب ديالي.
I need to wash my underwear. · Je dois laver mon slip.
Slip dyal had l3am kay3jbni.
سليب ديال هاد العام كيعجبني.
I like this year's underwear. · J'aime le slip de cette année.
F l7ammam, ma tnsash slip.
ف الحمام، ما تنساش سليب.
In the bathhouse, don't forget your underwear. · Au bain, n'oublie pas ton slip.
The word 'slip' is used in everyday conversation in Morocco to refer to underwear or briefs. It is a common term used across different regions without notable variation. It is typically used in casual settings and is not considered slang or impolite.
| English | underwear / briefs |
|---|---|
| French | slip / sous-vêtement |
| Spanish | ropa interior |
| Italian | mutande |
| German | Unterwäsche |
| Portuguese | roupa íntima |
| Dutch | ondergoed |
| Turkish | iç çamaşırı |
slip (سليب) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "underwear / briefs" in English and "slip / sous-vêtement" in French. It is a beginner-level word in the clothing category.
A natural example is “Shrit slip jdid.” It means “I bought new underwear.”
Slip is pronounced /slip/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written سليب.
The word 'slip' is used in everyday conversation in Morocco to refer to underwear or briefs. It is a common term used across different regions without notable variation. It is typically used in casual settings and is not considered slang or impolite.