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The English word “mint” is translated into Arabic as نعناع. نعناع refers to the mint plant.
The English word “peasant” is translated into Arabic as فَلَّاح. The term refers to a member of the agricultural low class.
The English word ‘where’ is translated into Arabic as أَيْنَ. The word is used as an adverb to ask at or in what place something or someone is located.
The Arabic word for cricket is الكريكيت. The term refers to the sport of cricket.
suhoor is the Arabic term for the meal eaten by Muslims before dawn during fasting hours.
The English word “olive” is translated into Arabic as زيتون. زيتون refers to the olive fruit.
The English word ‘glass’ (referring to a drinking vessel) can be translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly كَأْس.
Layla is a female given name in Arabic, written as ليلى. Layla is used as a feminine given name.