Fusha

Learn Arabic, one word at a time.

You pick up Arabic words everywhere: a lesson, a verse, a conversation, a subtitle. They scatter, and most of them quietly disappear. Fusha keeps every one, and brings it back before you forget it.

Coming soon for iPhone Coming soon for Android

Why Fusha

Everything in one place

One searchable home for every word you meet, instead of paper scraps, sticky notes and three different apps.

Sorted before you think about it

Words land in a category on their own. Group them into your own decks by lesson or by theme whenever you want.

More than flashcards

Fill the gap, type it yourself, or a mix of all three. Both directions too, from Arabic and back into it.

A rhythm that makes it stick

Words come back on a schedule that stretches when you get them right and tightens when you don't.

Inside the app

  1. The Fusha home screen, listing words looked up earlier in the week with their English meaning, transliteration and Arabic spelling, above a search bar.

    Look up any word you meet

    In Arabic, in transliteration, or in English.

  2. A word card for baḥr, showing the Arabic spelling, its root, three translations, the plural and diminutive, and a synonym.

    One word, fully explained

    Translation, root, synonyms and an example sentence.

  3. The Words tab, showing categories such as Food, Nature and Religion with how many words each holds and how well they are known.

    Everything you look up is kept

    Sorted into categories automatically.

  4. A deck called Lesson 4: At the table, holding bread, milk, apples and water, each with its root and a mastery indicator.

    Build your own decks

    Group words by lesson or by theme.

  5. The Practice tab, offering Mix, Flashcards, Fill the gap and Type it yourself, with a row for weak words that need attention.

    Four ways to practise

    Flashcards, mix, fill the gap, and type it yourself.