Bahraini dinar amount in Arabic words
Write amounts for Bahraini invoices and cheques in Arabic words; the dinar has 1000 fils.
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How to use it
- Enter amount in bhd.
- The result appears straight away and updates as you edit.
- Copy the result, or copy a link that keeps the same values to share it.
How it is calculated
The amount is split into Bahraini dinars and fils (1 Bahraini dinar = 1000 fils). Each part is written in words, and the counted noun takes the form set by the last two digits: 1 دينار واحد, 2 ديناران, 3 to 10 دنانير, 11 to 99 دينارًا, and round hundreds and thousands دينار.
Example
Inputs: Amount in BHD = 7.5. Result: Amount in Arabic words: سبعة دنانير بحرينية وخمسمئة فلس; Cheque wording: فقط سبعة دنانير بحرينية وخمسمئة فلس لا غير; Amount in English: Seven Bahraini dinars and five hundred fils.
Limits and caveats
- For amounts above 100 that end in 1 or 2, such as 101, we follow the common tafqeet form «مئة وواحد دينار».
- We spell مئة the modern way; مائة is the older spelling of the same word. Up to 15 digits before the decimal point and 3 after it.
Questions about this tool
How many fils are in a Bahraini dinar?
One Bahraini dinar is 1000 fils, so 7.5 means 7 dinars and 500 fils.
Why خمسمئة فلس in the singular?
After hundreds the counted noun is singular genitive, so خمسمئة فلس and مئة دينار.
Can I type Arabic-Indic digits?
Yes. The tool accepts ٠ to ٩ and the Arabic decimal separator and converts them for you.