“cyclist” in Arabic dialects

noun

How do you say cyclist across the major spoken Arabic dialects? Compare cyclist (noun) sense by sense across 5 dialects — Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, Iraqi, Maghrebi — with English meaning, native script, transliteration and usage.

What does “cyclist” mean?

noun
  1. A person who rides a bicycle

English definitions from Princeton WordNet.

Quick comparison across dialects

DialectArabic (cyclist)Transliteration
Egyptian Arabicراكب عجلrākib ʿagal
Levantine Arabicراكب بسكليتrākib bisklēt
Gulf Arabicسايق سيكلsāyig sīkal
Iraqi Arabicراكب بايسكلrākib bāysikil
Maghrebi Arabicراكب الدراجةrakeb d-darraja

Full breakdown by dialect

Egyptian Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
راكب عجلrākib ʿagala person who rides a bicycle

Levantine Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
راكب بسكليتrākib bisklēta person who rides a bicycle

Gulf Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
سايق سيكلsāyig sīkala person who rides a bicycle (colloquial)
دراجdarrāja bicycle rider (more formal)

Iraqi Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
راكب بايسكلrākib bāysikila person who rides a bicycle

Maghrebi Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
راكب الدراجةrakeb d-darrajabicycle rider
مول البسكلاتmul l-biskletcyclist, lit. 'the one with the bike' (Moroccan)

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