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mrsmackers | 17:31 Tue 26th Apr 2005 | Phrases & Sayings
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Does anybody know how to write the name Victoria in arabic? I lived in Saudi Arabia for a few years when I was younger but never learnt the language, but have come up with the idea of getting my name tattooed in arabic, but I can't seem to find what it is. Please help!!
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Yeah I think the answer is go to a Urdu or Arab tattooist. The other thing is that V is not an arab but an English name. Oh and there is no arabic letter for V - the alternative is to use the Farsi (=Persian) letter which I think is a 'fe' with three dots on top instead of two.

AND since she (V) was a Queen of a lot of that part, historically there will be an agreed transliteration.

The final 'a' will almost certainly be a tay-marbuta because that's a feminine ending.

good luck

Hey I have a Sudanese (or however you spell it) in my class with me at school and I could ask her because she knows a TON of english and arabic!!!! so I'll ask!!

--J.P.--

Could be this   ﻚﺑ ًﺎﺒﺣﺮﻣﻰﻓ

That didn't come out right.

I cannot read arabic but the name I found which may be Victoria (not sure!) when spelled out left to right (I know that's backwards) is made up of the following characters gleaned from Character Map

feh yeh meem reh hah beh alef fathatan beh kaf

http://www.tattoos-by-design.co.uk/nametranslations.html

 

Hope this helps!  It's even a tatoo website!!  You do have to pay �5 though - hopefully you can find a free webiste soon!

 

Oooh - got one!

http://www.systransoft.co.uk/index.html

 

Good luck with the tiny writing though!!

ACW

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well I put in Queen Victoria and it came out as

malika fktura

which looks OK - i would still employ a professional

the letters are fe - kaf - tay - waw - ra - tay marbuta

but remember the letters have compulsory initial,medial and final forms. That is, it is always joined up and the joins and breaks are absolutely dictated.

Ok The Egyptian I asked, very prettily in Arabic of course, said it was:

Feektooria -

ve- ya - kaf - te - waw -re -  ya- aleph

The fe has three dots on it instead of one to make it a Farsi ve, and it's an aleph and not a te marbuta at the end.

I thanked him on your behalf

and that I hope comes out as:

  ﺎﭕﺭﻮﭡﮑﻳﭭ

I think you can copy it and blow it up.

I dont like Bill gates' arabic font - it aint Kufic to me!

nope that's not it.....the initial (remember it is read right to left) has come out as @ 3 6 5 and it should be a ve

Anyway that's as near as I can get it

Hi! I'm Lebanese and my name is Victoria. I use the letter F for v but with three dots above it kind of hard to explain Arabic alphabet in English but I could take a picture of how I write it and send it to you? [email protected]

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