
A card, not a translation
Every lookup gives you the root, each distinct meaning, the grammar worth knowing, and an example sentence — instead of a single word that leaves you guessing which one you needed.
Look up any word — in Arabic, in English, or however you'd spell it out — and get a card that actually explains it. The root it grows from, what it means, how it behaves, and a sentence you'd really hear. Then practise until it sticks.

Every lookup gives you the root, each distinct meaning, the grammar worth knowing, and an example sentence — instead of a single word that leaves you guessing which one you needed.

Flashcards, filling in the gap, typing it yourself, or a mix of all three. Both directions too: from Arabic, and back into it.

Arabic builds families from three letters. Fusha shows you the family, so a new word is rarely as new as it looks.

Words come back on a schedule that stretches as you get them right and tightens when you don't. The ones you struggle with get their own session.