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How do you say "leopard" in Arabic?

فهد

Fahd

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In Arabic, "leopard" is فهد.

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Pronunciation

Say 'fahd' with one syllable, the 'a' short, ending with a voiced 'd'.

Writing and usage

فهد has three letters, identical to cheetah. The ه (ha) in the middle creates a soft, breathy quality.

Example sentence

الفهد بينقفز بسرعة وقوة.

Leopards jump with speed and power.

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How to remember فهد

In Egyptian Arabic, both cheetahs and leopards share the word فهد, referring to big cats with spots.

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Questions about فهد

How do you say "leopard" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "leopard" is فهد. It is a noun.

How is فهد written in Arabic?

فهد has three letters, identical to cheetah. The ه (ha) in the middle creates a soft, breathy quality.

How is فهد used in a sentence?

Use فهد as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الفهد بينقفز بسرعة وقوة. (Leopards jump with speed and power.).

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