Adverbial accusative ofأَهْل(ʔahl).

• IPA^(key): /ʔah.lan/

• Audio:

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أَهْلًا• (ʔahlan)

1. as akin, as a member of mykinfolk, inkindness

   حَلَلْتَ أَهْلًا وَوَطِئْتَ سَهْلًا

   ḥalalta ʔahlan wawaṭiʔta sahlan

   welcome; stayas family and tread on through in ease

   (literally, “you have untied (unpacked)as a tent-sharer (kin) and have set foot as on an easy country”)

• أَهْلًا وَسَهْلًا(ʔahlan wa-sahlan)

أَهْلًا• (ʔahlan)

1. hi
2. welcome

• → Hebrew:אהלן(áhlan)

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Semi-learned borrowing fromArabicأَهْلًا(ʔahlan).

• IPA^(key): /ʔah.la/,[ˈʔah.la]

• Audio(Ramallah):

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أهلا• (ʔahla)

1. hi

   Synonym:(informal)هلا(hala)

2. welcome

   Synonym:أهلا وسهلا(ʔahla w-sahla)

• Common responses are:
  • أهلين(ʔahlēn, literally“two welcomes”)
  • أهلافيك(ʔahlan fīk(i), literally“welcome to you”)
  • ياميةأهلا وسهلا(ya mīt ʔahla w-sahla, literally“a hundred times welcome”)

• مرحبا(marḥaba,“hello”)

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