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In Arabic, “habibti” is a household name used to refer to women, similar to how “my dear” and “my darling” are used in English. There are many Arabic terms of endearment, and “habibti” is one of the most popular. In this article, we talk about the meaning of the word “habibti”, when and how to use it, and move on to some other common Arabic terms of endearment.
Habibti is a casual term of endearment that means “my love”, “my darling” or “my darling” in Arabic. It is used to refer to girls and women who are friends, family members or close associates. Habibti has a male counterpart, habibi, which is used to refer to men and has the same meaning.
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