Arabic number words

1234 in Arabic Words

Write numbers in Modern Standard Arabic words and handle gender, case, counted nouns, money, decimals, percentages, fractions, and ordinals.

Try 27, 3.14, 1/2, or 1,234. Arabic-script input digits are accepted.

Mode
Advanced Arabic grammar options

Most users can leave these settings unchanged. Arabic number words can change by gender, case, counted noun, and context.

Advanced options keep Arabic values in the submitted form while using English select labels. They include مئة / مائة, مليار / بليون, percent phrases such as بالمئة, and the legal suffix فقط.

Result

Arabic words

ألف ومئتان وأربعة وثلاثون

1234 in Arabic words is ألف ومئتان وأربعة وثلاثون.

Arabic number wording may vary slightly by region, especially in currencies and very large numbers. This converter uses Modern Standard Arabic.

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  • 1234 booksألف ومئتان وأربعة وثلاثون كتابا
  • 1234 carsألف ومئتان وأربع وثلاثون سيارة

How to Write Numbers in Arabic Words

Arabic number words are not a simple symbol swap. The value 123 can be written out as مئة وثلاثة وعشرون. This converter focuses on that wording, uses Modern Standard Arabic, keeps the output in right-to-left Arabic text, and lets you change the grammatical settings that matter when a number is used with a noun.

Need digit symbols instead? Use the Arabic numerals converter.

Masculine and Feminine Arabic Number Forms

Arabic numbers interact with grammatical gender. One can be واحد or واحدة. With counted nouns, numbers 3 through 10 usually use gender polarity: ثلاثة كتب but ثلاث سيارات. Compound numbers keep that contrast in the unit part, so 27 books is سبعة وعشرون كتابا, while 27 cars is سبع وعشرون سيارة.

Why This Converter Is More Complete

The converter is built as a testable grammar engine rather than a single page of string replacements. It normalizes typed numeric input, supports values up to 999,999,999,999,999, reads decimals either as a number or digit by digit, includes ordinal, percentage, fraction, and currency modes, and exposes case, gender, 100-spelling, and billion-word options. The current automated suite checks more than 500 cases, including mandatory examples for standalone numbers, counted nouns, decimals, negatives, percentages, fractions, and input normalization. For legal, financial, or fully vocalized Arabic, the page still shows review notes because Arabic wording can depend on sentence context and regional convention.

Number Digit - Arabic Number Words Tables

Arabic Number Words Tables

Print or download the reference tables for Arabic number words, including 1 to 10, 11 to 19, and tens from 20 to 90. The PDF and CSV also include common example rows.

Arabic Numbers from 1 to 10

NumberMasculine formFeminine form
1واحدواحدة
2اثناناثنتان
3ثلاثةثلاث
4أربعةأربع
5خمسةخمس
6ستةست
7سبعةسبع
8ثمانيةثمان
9تسعةتسع
10عشرةعشر

Arabic Numbers from 11 to 19

Numbers 11 and 12 have special forms, and 13 through 19 combine a unit with عشر or عشرة. The counted noun is normally singular accusative in formal grammar.

NumberMasculineFeminine
11أحد عشرإحدى عشرة
12اثنا عشراثنتا عشرة
13ثلاثة عشرثلاث عشرة
14أربعة عشرأربع عشرة
15خمسة عشرخمس عشرة
16ستة عشرست عشرة
17سبعة عشرسبع عشرة
18ثمانية عشرثمان عشرة
19تسعة عشرتسع عشرة

Arabic Tens from 20 to 90

The tens do not change for gender, but they do change for case. Nominative forms end in ون, while accusative and genitive forms end in ين.

NumberNominativeAccusative / genitive
20عشرونعشرين
30ثلاثونثلاثين
40أربعونأربعين
50خمسونخمسين
60ستونستين
70سبعونسبعين
80ثمانونثمانين
90تسعونتسعين

Arabic Hundreds, Thousands, and Millions

Hundreds combine with the rest of the number using و: مئة وخمسة وعشرون. Large numbers are read in groups of three digits: thousands, millions, billions, and trillions. This is why 1,234,567 becomes مليون ومئتان وأربعة وثلاثون ألفا وخمسمئة وسبعة وستون.

Common Mistakes

  • Using a masculine number form for a feminine counted noun.
  • Ignoring the 3-10 gender polarity rule.
  • Writing 12 without checking nominative, accusative, and genitive forms.
  • Using عشرون where a sentence requires عشرين.
  • Assuming every large number can be translated word by word from English.

Examples

NumberArabic wordsPage
0 صفر 0 in Arabic
7 سبعة 7 in Arabic
12 اثنا عشر 12 in Arabic
27 سبعة وعشرون 27 in Arabic
100 مئة 100 in Arabic
1,234 ألف ومئتان وأربعة وثلاثون 1234 in Arabic

Practice Arabic Numbers

Write 8 in Arabic words.

ثمانية

Write 18 with a feminine noun pattern.

ثمان عشرة

Write 27 books.

سبعة وعشرون كتابا

Write 27 cars.

سبع وعشرون سيارة

Write 100.

مئة

Write 200 in nominative form.

مئتان

Write 3,000.

ثلاثة آلاف

Write 1,000,000.

مليون

Write 3.14 as a decimal.

ثلاثة فاصلة أربعة عشر

Write 1/2.

نصف

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FAQ

How do you write 27 in Arabic words?

27 in Arabic words is سبعة وعشرون. With a masculine counted noun such as كتاب it becomes سبعة وعشرون كتابا. With a feminine noun such as سيارة it becomes سبع وعشرون سيارة.

What is 100 in Arabic words?

100 is مئة by default. The converter also supports the alternative spelling مائة.

Why do Arabic numbers change by gender?

Arabic has grammatical gender. Numbers 3-10 use polarity with the counted noun, while 1, 2, and parts of 11-19 agree in different ways.

How do you write 12 correctly in Arabic?

Masculine nominative is اثنا عشر, masculine accusative or genitive is اثني عشر. Feminine forms are اثنتا عشرة and اثنتي عشرة.

What is the difference between اثنان and اثنين?

اثنان is the nominative form, while اثنين is used in accusative and genitive contexts.

How do you write 27 books in Arabic?

27 books is سبعة وعشرون كتابا in Modern Standard Arabic.

How do you write 27 cars in Arabic?

27 cars is سبع وعشرون سيارة because سيارة is feminine.

Can this converter write Arabic money amounts?

Yes. Currency mode includes presets for dollars, euros, riyals, dirhams, and pounds, with a caution that official wording can vary by region.

Can this converter write Arabic numbers with diacritics?

Diacritics are not applied by default. Fully vocalized Arabic output is marked experimental because it needs sentence context.

What is the Arabic word for zero?

Zero is صفر.

Does Arabic use commas or decimal marks differently?

Arabic-script numbers can use separators such as ٬ for thousands and ٫ for decimals. The converter accepts common numeric input styles.