Discover Amazigh and Tifinagh
Standard Moroccan Amazigh is an official language of Morocco, written in Neo-Tifinagh. Explore the alphabet, everyday vocabulary, numbers, the calendar and pronouns — with Latin transliteration and Arabic alongside.
Tifinagh alphabet
Neo-Tifinagh (Unicode U+2D30–U+2D7F) is written left to right. Tap any letter to hear an approximate pronunciation. The IPA shows the sound more precisely.
Extended letters & loanwords
Pronunciation caveat: browser speech does not have a true Amazigh voice, so the audio reads the Latin transliteration. Use it as a memory aid, not a definitive pronunciation guide.
Numbers in Amazigh
Tap a card to hear the Latin form. Both masculine and feminine forms are shown where they differ.
Everyday vocabulary
Family, colours, food, the body, time and nature — 82 core words with Tifinagh, Latin, Darija and French.
Days and months
The Tachelhit (Shilha) forms, as used in the app. Month names are often borrowed and vary by region.
Pronouns
Independent pronouns in Tachelhit, with English, Darija and French equivalents. Dialect tags follow the app’s convention.
Sources & accuracy
Amazigh content in Darija+ is compiled from public references including Wikipedia (Tifinagh, Standard Moroccan Amazigh, Shilha, Tarifit), Wikivoyage phrasebooks, Omniglot, CLDR locale data and language-learning sites. Spellings can vary by region and dialect. If you spot a mistake, please tell us.