Tunisian slang for performing a drift with a car.
- The young drivers gathered to watch the iza3ak at the rally.
A gas burner used commonly in Sfax, typically in cooking or heating settings.
- They lit the Sa7afa to warm the room.
Can mean either teaching or a specific type of wrench used to fix or maintain engines, implying mastery or expertise.
Literally translates to 'my jug', used to describe a large container, such as a water gourd or a big container typically used in Tunis to store items.
Often used in phrases like 'ta3mel signe' (give a sign), 'tchemih' (you smell it), 'teghmzou' (they wink).
A type of soft Tunisian cookie, typically made from flour, butter, and sugar.
- She served Ghrayba with tea to her guests.
A traditional Tunisian mixture made from ground roasted grains and spices, often consumed for breakfast or as a health food.
A gas stove or burner, larger than a standard kitchen model, used for heating or industrial purposes.