Free online translator for converting English names to Arabic (العربية)
Arabic is a Semitic language with a rich 1,500-year history. The Arabic script flows from right to left and is known for its elegant, cursive letterforms that connect within words.
Transliterating English names to Arabic involves finding the closest phonetic equivalents using Arabic letters. Since Arabic doesn't have exact matches for some English sounds, the transliteration focuses on pronunciation.
Here are examples of common English names transliterated to Arabic:
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Use our free name translator tool above. Simply type your name in English, and it will instantly convert it to Arabic script using accurate phonetic transliteration. The tool shows you the Arabic letters and pronunciation.
Yes, our transliteration engine uses standard Arabic phonetic rules. However, since some English sounds don't exist in Arabic (like 'p' or hard 'g'), approximations are used. The result is readable and recognizable to Arabic speakers.
Absolutely! Many people use our tool to see their name in Arabic for tattoos, jewelry, or artwork. We recommend double-checking with a native Arabic speaker before getting permanent ink, as context and calligraphic style matter.
Different transliteration systems exist. Some use more formal Modern Standard Arabic, while others use colloquial pronunciations. Our tool uses the most widely recognized phonetic approach that Arabic speakers will understand.
Yes, Arabic script is written and read from right to left. When you see your transliterated name, the first letter you typed in English will appear on the right side in Arabic.