B1nounوَاقِعwāqiʿreality / actual situationExampleيَجِبُ أَنْ نُواجِهَ الواقِع.yajibu an nuwājiha l-wāqiʿ.We must face reality.Root: و-ق-عAbstract Concepts
B1verbتَوَقَّعَtawaqqaʿato expect / to anticipate (Form V)Exampleلَم أَتَوَقَّع هذِهِ النَّتيجَة.lam atawaqqaʿ hādhihi n-natīja.I did not expect this result.Root: و-ق-عAdvanced Verbs
B1nounمَوْقِعmawqiʿwebsite / locationExampleزُرتُ المَوقِعَ الإلِكتروني لِلجامِعَة.zurtu l-mawqiʿa l-iliktrūniyya li-l-jāmiʿa.I visited the university's website.Root: و-ق-عTechnology Media
B2phraseفِي الوَاقِعfī l-wāqiʿin fact / actuallyExampleفي الواقِعِ، الأَمرُ أَصعَبُ مِمّا يَبدو.fī l-wāqiʿi, al-amru aṣʿabu mimmā yabdū.In fact, the matter is harder than it seems.Root: و-ق-عAdvanced Expressions
B2nounإِيقَاعīqāʿrhythmExampleيَتَمَيَّزُ الشِّعرُ العَرَبِيُّ بِإيقاعِهِ المُوسيقِيّ.yatamayyazu sh-shiʿru l-ʿarabiyyu bi-īqāʿihi l-mūsīqiyy.Arabic poetry is characterized by its musical rhythm.Root: و-ق-عLiterature Arts
B2nounوَاقِعِيَّةwāqiʿiyyarealism (artistic)Exampleتَنتَمي رِواياتُهُ إلى المَدرَسَةِ الواقِعِيَّة.tantamī riwāyātuhu ilā l-madrasati l-wāqiʿiyya.His novels belong to the school of realism.Root: و-ق-عLiterature Arts