In this article, we will see Jobs & Occupations in Moroccan Arabic and how Moroccans pronounce them for a Masculine gender. In general, for the Feminine gender, you just add ” a ” in the end of the word and you can check the article about the Feminine form in Moroccan Arabic.
List of Occupations in Moroccan Arabic
Mo3alim : Teacher ( Primary school )
Ostad : Professor ( Middle, High school and University )
Student : Talib
Researcher : Ba7it
Grocer ( Convenient store owner ) : Moul L7anout
Vegetables seller : Khddar / Moul Lkhodra
Guardien : 3assas
Driver : Chifor
Butcher : Gezzar
Butcher ( who Sells only Chicken ) : Moul Djaj
Cook : Tbbakh
Spices Seller : 3attar
A hairdresser ( M ) : 7alla9 / 7llaq and you may hear Coiffeur ( French word )
A hairdresser ( F ) : Coiffeura
Plumber : Plombi
Carpenter : Nejjar
Tailor : Khiyyat
Mechanic : Mikanisian
Electrician : Trisian
Welder : Soudour
Builder : Bnay
Florist : Moul Lwerd
farmer : Flla7
Doctor : Tbib
Dentist : Tbib d Ssnan / Tbib dyal Ssnan
Nurse ( Male ) : Fermli
Policeman : Bolisi
Gendarme : Jadarmi
Soldier : 3eskri
Writer : Katib
Employee : Mowaddaf
Engineer : Mohendis
Investor : Mostatmir
Accountant : Mo7asib
Actor : Momttil
Architect : Mohandis Mi3mari
Cashier : Kisyi
Director : Modir
Inspector : Mofttish
Journalist : Sa7afi
Judge : Qadi
Lawyer : Mo7ami
Painter : Ressam
Pilot Pilote
Psychologist : Tbib nafsi
Shoemaker : Kherraz
Singer : Moghnni
Translator : Motarjim
Waiter : Serbay
Learn more Vocabulary :
- Numbers in Moroccan Arabic.
- Days, Months and Years in DARIJA.
- Moroccan Currency & How to Say Money in Moroccan Arabic.
- Countries, Moroccan Cities and Nationalities.
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