List of 100 Bedroom Vocabulary with Pictures in Arabic and English

A bedroom holds many common items that we use every day. Learning their names in Arabic and English can make communication easier for both speaking and writing. In this blog, you will find 100 bedroom vocabulary with their pictures in Arabic and English.

List of Bedroom Vocabulary with Pictures

air-conditioner		مَکِیٛفُ ھَوَاءُ	(makeefo hawaa)
clothes valet		خَادِمُ الٛمَلَا بِسٛ	(khadimol malabis)
dressing table		ُنٛضَدَۃُ الزِّیٛنَۃِ	(mondadatoz zibati)
ironing board		طَاوِلَۃُالٛکَیَ	(tawilatul kya)
cot UK crib US		سَرِیٛرٌطِفٛلٌ	(sareeron tifil)
upholstered bench		َنٛجِدٌمَقَاعِدُالٛبِدَلَّاءَ	(manjidon maqa’e dol biddala)
angle poise lamp		قَنٛدِیٛل	(qandeel)
bedside table		طَاوِلَۃٌسَرِیٛرًجَانِبِیِۃً	(tawilaton sariran janibiyatan)
curtains		سِتَارَۃٌ	(sitaraton)
blinds		اَلٛسَتَائِر	(alsatair)
sofa		ُقٛعَدٌ	(maq’ed)
bookshelf		رَفَ الٛکُتُبُ	(rafal kotob)
fire place		اَلٛمُدَفَّأۃُ	(almodaffato)
fan		مُرُوٛحَۃٌ	(moroHaton)
pillow		َسَادَۃٌ	(wasadaton)
mirror		مِرَاۃ	(mira)
hat stand		مُشَّجَّبٌ	(moshajjabo)
carpet		بِسَاطٌ	(bisat)
alarm clock		مِنَبَّہ	(minabbah)
bed		السَرِیٛر	(sareer)

Bedroom Vocabulary in Arabic and English

Bedroom Furniture Vocabulary

• Bed – سرير – A furniture piece for sleeping, usually with a mattress, pillows, and warm bedding.
• Wardrobe – خزانة ملابس – A tall storage cabinet for clothes, often with shelves and a hanging section inside.
• Dresser – خزانة ذات أدراج – A furniture piece with drawers for neatly storing folded clothes and personal items.
• Nightstand – طاولة جانبية – A small table beside the bed for holding lamps, books, or personal belongings.
• Chair – كرسي – A seat placed in the bedroom for reading, dressing, or relaxing before bed.
• Desk – مكتب – A flat-topped table used for writing, studying, or organizing personal documents.

Bedding and Linen Vocabulary

• Pillow – وسادة – A soft cushion that supports the head for a comfortable and restful sleep.
• Blanket – بطانية – A warm covering used during sleep to keep the body cozy and comfortable.
• Bed Sheet – ملاءة سرير – A fabric sheet spread over the mattress for comfort and mattress protection.
• Comforter – لحاف – A thick, warm blanket often used in cold weather for extra warmth.
• Pillowcase – غطاء وسادة – A removable fabric cover for a pillow, usually washed regularly for cleanliness.

Lighting and Decoration Vocabulary

• Lamp – مصباح – A device that produces light, often placed on a desk or nightstand in the bedroom.
• Bedside Lamp – مصباح جانبي – A small light near the bed for reading or gentle night lighting.
• Curtains – ستائر – Fabric panels hung over windows to control light and provide privacy in the bedroom.
• Mirror – مرآة – A reflective surface for checking appearance, often attached to furniture or walls.
• Wall Art – فن الجدران – Decorative pieces like paintings or posters to make the room more attractive.

Storage and Organization Vocabulary

• Drawer – درج – A pull-out compartment for storing small clothing items or accessories in the bedroom.
• Shelf – رف – A flat surface fixed to a wall or furniture for storage or display purposes.
• Clothes Hanger – علاقة ملابس – A tool for hanging clothes in a wardrobe to prevent wrinkles.
• Laundry Basket – سلة الغسيل – A container for holding dirty clothes before washing them.
• Storage Box – صندوق تخزين – A box used for organizing and keeping personal belongings neat and tidy.

Common Electronic Items in the Bedroom

• Alarm Clock – منبه – A clock that makes a sound to wake you up at a set time.
• Table Fan – مروحة طاولة – A small fan placed on a table to cool the room during hot weather.
• Heater – مدفأة – An appliance that produces heat to keep the bedroom warm in cold seasons.
• Television – تلفاز – An electronic device for watching shows, movies, or news from your bedroom.
• Phone Charger – شاحن الهاتف – A device for charging mobile phones, often kept near the bed.

Tips for Learning Bedroom Vocabulary Easily

• Label items in your bedroom with sticky notes in both Arabic and English for daily reminders.
• Use flashcards with pictures and words in both languages to make learning easier.
• Practice saying each word aloud to improve pronunciation and recall speed.
• Group similar words, such as bedding or furniture, for more organized learning.
• Test yourself weekly by naming items in both languages without looking at your notes.

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