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FRUITS IN ARABIC LANGUAGE
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FRUITS IN ARABIC LANGUAGE


Oct 26, 2024    |    0

Fruits are commonly known for their attracting colors and their delicious taste. They are among of the integral part when it comes to nutrition. There are different parts in the world and each one of them comes with their unique nutritional value. Any fruit or 100% fruit juice counts as part of the Fruit Group. Fruits can be preserved in different ways. Sometimes people are preferring them when they are fresh, frozen, canned, or dried/dehydrated, and may be they like it when it is whole, cup-up, pureed or cooked. In this article we are going to learn fruits in Arabic language and how to pronounce them.

 

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Fruits in English

Pronunciation

Fruits  in Arabic

Apple

Toffah

تفاح

Avocado

Afokadu

افوكادو

Banana

Maws

موز

Grape

Enab

عنب

Lemon

Laymoon

ليمون

 

Examples:

Arabic

Example

English

Pronunciation

عنب

العنب هو واحد من أكثر الفواكه شعبية في

الشرق الأوسط

 

Grapes is one of the most popular fruits in the
middle east

Al’einab min alfawakih almashhura fi mintaqat alsharq al’awsat

 

البطيخ

البطيخ هو

فاكهة صيفية

 

Watermelon is a
summer fruit

Albitiykh min alfawakih alsayfia

 

Fruits in English

Pronunciation

Fruits  in Arabic

Watermelon

batikh

بطيخ

Orange

burtuqal

برتقال

Pear

ijas

إجاص

Strawberry

farawila

فراولة

Peach

khawkh

خوخ

 

About Watermelons:

Watermolens, catullus species (Cucurbitaceous), are known to be native to Africa and have been cultivated since ancient times. Its plant is known to be an annual that grows well in hot climates. They contain sweet flesh, sometimes reddish, white, or yellow, flesh color, the shape of the fruit, and thickness of the rind depend of the variety.

 

Fruits in English

Pronunciation

Fruits  in Arabic

Apricot

moshmosh

مشمش

Almonds

lawz

لوز

Mango

manga

مانجا

Kiwi

kywy

كيوي

 

About Apricot:

This is a fruit which is coming from apricot tree. The fruit and its juice are used as medicine. Apricots are cultivated throughout the temperate regions of the world, especially in the Mediterranean. They normally eaten fresh or cooked and are preserved in the way of canning or drying.

 

Fruits in English

Pronunciation

Fruits  in Arabic

Papaya

babaya

ببايا

Blueberry

tut

توت

Quince

sfarji

سفرجل

Khaki

kaka

كاكا

 

Examples:

Arabic

Example

English

Pronunciation

البرتقال

يحتوي البرتقال على فيتامين سي

 

Orange contains vitamin C

Yahtawi alburtuqal ala vitamin c

 

الفراولة

يحب الأطفال الفراولة

 

Kids love strawberries

Ya’ashaq al’atfal alfarawla

 

Fruits in English

Pronunciation

Fruits  in Arabic

Pomegranate

Ruman

رمان

Walnuts

Jawz

جوز

Cherry

Karaz

كرز

Fig

Teen

تين

Pineapple

Ananas

أناناس

 

Examples:

Arabic

Example

English

Pronunciation

أفوكادز

أمي تصنع صلصة الأفوكادو

 

My mom makes an avocado salsa

Tasna’ umi salsa min al’afwkadu

 

Fruits in English

Pronunciation

Fruits  in Arabic

Coconut

jawz alhind

جوز الهند

Date

tamir

تمر

Guava

jaw-wafa

جوافة

Artichoke

tin shawki

تين شوكي

 

About Dates:

This is the fruit which is coming from the date palm tree, it is typically native to the Middle East. They normally grow in large clusters which hang from the top of these palm trees. Middle Easters consume a lot of dates in Ramadan due to its benefits during the breaking of the fast, and in emulation of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad ().

 

Examples:

Arabic

Example

English

Pronunciation

تفاح

أحب التفاح كثيراً

I love apples so much

uhib atufaah kathiran

موز

تأكل القردة الموز

Monkeys eat bananas

Ta’kul alqiradata almawz

 

 


The Singular of Fruits in Arabic language

 

In some of the cases we will be needed to add the letter (a) at the end of the words in Arabic pronunciation Ex: it is a banana [(موزة) = (mawza)]

 

Arabic

Plural\Singular (a)

English

Plural\Singular

Pronunciation

Plural\Singular

تفاحة \ تفاح

Apples / an apple

Tufaah/ tufaaha

موزة \ موز

Bananas /a banana

Mawz/ Mawza

ليمونة \ ليمون

Lemons /a lemon

Lymun/ Lymuna

بطيخة \ بطيخ

Watermelon / a watermelon

Batikh/ Batikha

برتقالة \ برتقال

Oranges / an orange

Burtuqal/ Burtuqala

إجاصة \ إجاص

Pears /a pear

Ijas/ Ijasa

خوخة \ خوخ

Peaches / a peach

Khawkh/ Khawkha

مشمشة \ مشمش

Apricots / an apricot

Moshmosh/ Moshmosha

رمانة \ رمان

Pomegranates /a pomegranate

Ruman/ Rumana

تمرة \ تمر

Dates / a date

Tamir/ Tamra

لوزة \ لوز

Almonds /an almond

Lawz/ Lawza

جوزة \ جوز

Walnuts / a walnut

Jawz/ Jawza

شمامة \ شمام

Melon / a melon

Shamam/ Shamama

كرزة \ كرز

Cherry / a cherries

Karaz/ Karaza

 

 

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