How to say "trust, confidence" in Arabic
New wordMeaningtrust, confidence
Arabic · Modern Standard Arabic
ثِقَة
thiqaת'קה
ثقة
Hebrew · Modern Hebrew
אמון
emunإِمُون
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On the street
How people actually say it in the spoken dialects, where it differs from the standard word.
Levantine · Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria
ثِقَة
thiʾaת'אהThe qāf becomes a glottal stop in urban Levantine, even mid-word.
Egyptian · Cairo and the Nile Delta
ثِقَة
siʾaסאהCairo: ث as s and the qāf as a glottal stop — siʾa.
Moroccan · Morocco — Casablanca, Rabat, Fes
تِيقَة
tīqaתיקהDarija's trust is tīqa: ma fīh tīqa — he cannot be trusted.
In a phrase
عِنْدِي ثِقَة بِكَ
ʿindī thiqa bikענדי ת'קה בךI have trust in you.