قهوة (qahwa) — "coffee" in Modern Standard Arabic

al jadd yashrab al qahwa al arabiyya ala tawila

The grandfather drinks Arabic coffee at a table.

from The Boy's Questions

ashrab qahwa sawda harra

I drink hot black coffee

from Waiting in the Cafe

hum yashraboon alqahwa maan fi assabaah

They drink coffee together in the morning.

from Two Generations in the Office

fi al-masa amshi fi as-suq al-jamil wa-ashummu raihat al-qahwa.

In the evening I walk in the beautiful market and smell the coffee.

from Encounter in the Market

Sharibna al qahwa maan wa tahaddathna an tafasil hayatina al yawmiyya bada kulla hadhihi as sanawat

We drank coffee together and talked about the details of our daily lives after all these years

from A Surprise Meeting at the Cafe

Fahimtuka al-aan ya Salim, hal talabta lana qahwah 'arabiyyah bil-hayl qabla an nabda', am atlubuha ana ma'a ba'd at-tamr?

I understand you now, Salem, did you order us Arabic coffee with cardamom before we begin, or should I order it with some dates?

from An Appointment on Al Mutanabbi Street