Translation evaluation is a systematic process of assessing the quality, accuracy, effectiveness, and acceptability of a translated text. It determines whether the target text faithfully conveys the meaning, style, purpose, and cultural essence of the source text. Translation evaluation is essential for ensuring that the translated work fulfills the communicative needs of the target audience while maintaining the integrity of the original text. The first and most important dimension is accuracy or fidelity. A translation should preserve the meaning, facts, ideas, and intentions of the source text without adding, omitting, or distorting information. The translator must ensure that the message remains unchanged while adapting it to the target language. The second dimension is linguistic correctness. The translated text should follow the grammatical rules, sentence structure, spelling, punctuation, and vocabulary of the target language. A translation containing linguistic errors loses its credibility and readability. Another significant dimension is semantic equivalence. Words and expressions should convey the same meaning