Trees: Level 2

أشجار: المستوى الثاني

fir

شَجَرُ التَّنُّوبِ(m)
shajaru at-tanūb

aspen

حَوْرٌ(f)
hawr

baobab

بَاوْبَاب(m)
baobab

redwood

سيكويا(m)
siquya

mahogany

ماهوغني(m)
mahawghani

teak

ساج(m)
sāj

kapok

شَجَرَةُ الكابوك(m)
shajarat al-kabok

eucalyptus

كَالِيتُوس(f)
kalītus

cypress

سَرْوٌ(f)
sarw

dogwood

دُوغْوُود(f)
dughwood

magnolia

ماغنوليا(f)
māghnūliyā

Words in this set

• fir
  • شَجَرُ التَّنُّوبِ(m)
    • shajaru at-tanūb
• aspen
  • حَوْرٌ(f)
    • hawr
• baobab
  • بَاوْبَاب(m)
    • baobab
• redwood
  • سيكويا(m)
    • siquya
• mahogany
  • ماهوغني(m)
    • mahawghani
• teak
  • ساج(m)
    • sāj
• kapok
  • شَجَرَةُ الكابوك(m)
    • shajarat al-kabok
• eucalyptus
  • كَالِيتُوس(f)
    • kalītus
• cypress
  • سَرْوٌ(f)
    • sarw
• dogwood
  • دُوغْوُود(f)
    • dughwood
• magnolia
  • ماغنوليا(f)
    • māghnūliyā

Learn Arabic vocabulary with interactive flashcards

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