How to Say “Bull” in Arabic

ثور
thawr
The Arabic word for bull is ثور (thawr).
The term refers to an uncastrated adult male bovine.
Meaning: uncastrated adult male bovine (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

thawr

Did you know?

  • In many Arabic dialects, the word ثور can also be used as a common insult to call someone a 'stupid' or 'clumsy' person.
  • The word ثور is a cognate of the Biblical Hebrew word 'shôr', meaning they share a common ancient ancestor in Proto-Semitic.
  • The root letters of ثور are used in various derivatives to describe things that are bulging or protruding, mirroring the physical appearance of a bull.

Examples in context

  • الثَوْرُ حيوان قوي وكبير الحجم.
    The bull is a strong and large-sized animal.
  • هذا ثور قوي جداً.
    Hadha thawrun qawiyyun jiddan.
    This is a very strong bull.
  • رأيت ثوراً في المزرعة.
    Ra'aytu thawran fil-mazra'ah.
    I saw a bull in the farm.

Example conversation

Yousef and Sara are looking at a farm from a distance.

  1. سارة Sara

    انظر يا يوسف، هل ترى ذلك الثور؟
    Unzur ya Yousef, hal tara dhalika al-thawr?
    Look Yousef, do you see that bull?
  2. يوسف Youssef

    نعم، إنه ثور ضخم حقاً.
    Na'am, innahu thawrun dhakhmun haqqan.
    Yes, it is truly a huge bull.
  3. سارة Sara

    أنا أشعر بالخوف منه.
    Ana ash'uru bil-khawfi minhu.
    I feel afraid of him.
  4. يوسف Youssef

    لا تقلقي، هو بعيد عنا.
    La taqlagi, huwa ba'idun 'anna.
    Don't worry, he is far from us.

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