mirtaa7

Whereas in English you use the same word to describe a person or an object, in Kuwaiti, the adjective is often slightly different. If a person is feeling cold, he is bardaan or she is badaanah, but if you are describing an object that is cold to the touch, or the weather, then you would use the word baarid.

The same goes for this word. If a person is feeling comfortable, he or she can say they are mirtaa7 or mirtaa7ah respectively. But if al-ghanafah is comfortable, you would say it was murii7ah. 

Arabic	Pronounced?	English
مرتاح	mirtaa7	comfortable (m. per)
مرتاحة	mirtaa7ah	comfortable (f. per)
مرتاحين	mirtaa7iin	comfortable (pl. per)
مريح	murii7	comfortable (m. obj.)
مريحة	murii7ah	comfortable (f. obj.)
مريحين	murii7iin	comfortable (pl. obj.)
الغنفة	al-ghanafah	the sofa