Baraka

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Enough or stop; carries divine connotation from 'blessing' - when someone says 'baraka', they're invoking a spiritual boundary

"Baraka men hdra farha, el wa9t yemchi w rana qa3din (Enough empty talk, time is passing and we're just sitting)"

Enough/stop; that's enough

"Baraka! I've heard enough"

Divine blessing that multiplies goodness; Algerians believe baraka can turn little into plenty - it's why mothers' prayers are treasured

"Ma3ndhach bezaf flous, bessah 3andha baraka f'darha - koul youm table 3amra (She doesn't have much money, but she has blessing in her home - every day the table is full)"

Baraka (Blessing - Arabic/Dioula)

"Que la baraka soit avec toi! (May blessings be with you!)"

Baraka (Blessing)

"Que Dieu te donne baraka (May God give you blessings)"

بركة - Blessing

"ربنا يباركلك (May God bless you) - Rabbena yebareklek"

Bénédiction (Blessing)

"Warudi lini kutoka safari? - When will you return from the trip?"

بركة Bénédiction (Blessing)

"Que la baraka soit avec toi (May blessing be with you)"

በረካ/ሶስተኛ ቡና (Third round coffee)

"Baraka blessing new (Third round is a blessing)"

በረካ/በረካ (Baraka) - third round coffee

"Blessed baraka (Blessed third round)"

Baraka (Blessings)

"Baraka za Mungu (God's blessings)"

بركة (Blessing)

"Allah ya3tik baraka (الله يعطيك بركة) (May God give you blessing)"

بركة، بركة إلهية (Divine blessing)

"Allah y3tik baraka (May God give you blessing)"