In Moroccan Darija, the word for “bad” is “kḥayb” (خايب) for masculine and “Khayba” for feminine.
also you say “khaybine” for Masculine plurial and “khaybate” fr feminine plurial
- You can use “kḥayb” to describe something or someone as bad, unpleasant, or of poor quality.
- For example:
- “Had shi kḥayb.” (This is bad.)
- it’s a bad food : Makla Khayba : ماكلة خايبة
- it’s a bad attitude : Tasrouf khayb : تصرف خايب
- you don’t have to be bad : mashi darouri tkoun khayb : ماشي ضروري تكون خايب
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