Arabic-French Legal Terms

Legal Terminology in Arabic and French

• The French term "Le Droit Administratif" translates to "القانون الاداري" in Arabic, which refers to Administrative Law.

• "Development" in French is equivalent to "فرع" in Arabic, meaning a branch or department.

• The term "droit Public" in French translates to "قانون عام" in Arabic, which refers to Public Law.

• "droit prive" in French translates to "قانون خاص" in Arabic, which refers to Private Law.

• The French term "régit" means "ينظم/ يحكم" in Arabic, which means to govern or regulate.

• "L'Administration" in French translates to "الادارة" in Arabic, which refers to the Administration.

• "double sens" in French means "معنى مزدوج" in Arabic, which refers to a double meaning or ambiguity.

• The term "désigne" in French translates to "يحدد" in Arabic, which means to define or specify.

• "une organisation" in French translates to "منظمة" in Arabic, which refers to an organization.

• "une activité" in French translates to "نشاط" in Arabic, which refers to an activity.

• "assurent" in French means "يضمن" in Arabic, which means to ensure or guarantee.

• "intervention" in French translates to "تدخل" in Arabic, which refers to an intervention or interference.

• "Etat" in French translates to "الدولة" in Arabic, which refers to the State.

• "La vie" in French translates to "حياة" in Arabic, which refers to life.

• "Particuliers" in French translates to "أفراد" in Arabic, which refers to individuals or private individuals.

• "le Pouvoir Central" in French translates to "السلطة المركزية" in Arabic, which refers to the Central Authority.

• "les autorités locales" in French translates to "السلطات المحلية" in Arabic, which refers to local authorities.

• "les governeurs" in French translates to "المقنن" in Arabic, which refers to governors.

• "les Conseils locaux" in French translates to "رؤساء البلديات" in Arabic, which refers to local councils.

• "les Fonctionnaires" in French translates to "مجالس المحلية" in Arabic, which refers to public officials.

• "les affaires" in French translates to "Шؤون" in Arabic, which refers to affairs or matters.

• "rapport" in French translates to "尔 Public" in Arabic, which refers to a public report.

• "Fournisseurs" in French translates to "الموردين" in Arabic, which refers to suppliers.

• "Usagers" in French translates to "المستخدمين" in Arabic, which refers to users.

• "Victims des accidents" in French translates to "ضحايا الحوادث" in Arabic, which refers to accident victims.

• "Des regles juridiques" in French translates to "قواعد قانونية" in Arabic, which refers to legal rules.

• "Distinctes" in French translates to "متميزه" in Arabic, which refers to distinct or separate.

• "autonome" in French translates to "مستقل" in Arabic, which refers to autonomous or independent.

• "codifie" in French is not translated, but it means to codify or put into a code.

• "Origine jurisprudentielle" in French translates to "ذو اصل فقهى" in Arabic, which refers to a jurisprudential origin.