Rtb is a derogatory term for men who are considered soft or effeminate.

Can also be used in the "rtitb" (رطيطب) hyperbolic form for when the regular form doesn't cut it.

Opposite of 7rch (حرش)

Kobchlabaqich originates from "kob chi ila ba9i chi" (كب شي إلا باقي شي), which stands for "pour me some if there's still some left".

When pronounced in a fast manner, it turns into kobchlabaqich.

It usually refers to tea, but can also apply to other beverages.

Jumia is an e-commerce platform that's popular in Morocco. In this context, "dial Jumia" refers to an item of a cheaper build than the one that is being talked about. This is due to the fact that people often order items based on their pictures, but they tend to be embellished to make the product look more appealing and the customers end up being disappointed.

Can also be applied to individuals or animals.

Closest English equivalent: from wish.com

Amjnan is a relatively recent term that originates from the Arabic word "majnoun" (مجنون), which stands for "crazy". While not grammatically correct, it purposely uses a superlative form to convey the meaning of "craziest".

7nch, singular of 7noucha (حنوشة), refers to undercover police officers who dress as regular civilians.

The 14 is a euphemism for "knife". It refers to 14 inch knives that are often used for mugging purposes.

Someone who prefers to stay at home, leaving mostly when it's necessary.

Slang for housing that typically doesn't involve paying rent. In this idiom, housing is likened to a grave because it's where we reside after passing. This makes graves the housing of the dead, and similarly, it makes housing the grave of the living.

A pejorative term to describe someone who tries too hard to sound deep.

Closest English equivalent: pseudo-intellectual.

Slang for boxing. Originates from "les gants", which is French for "gloves". Someone who does lliga is someone who trains in boxing, since boxers wear gloves.