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How do you say "mole" in Arabic?
خُلد
Kuld
In Arabic, "mole" is خُلد.
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Pronunciation
Say KULD with one syllable. The U sounds like in put and the LD ends the word quickly.
Writing and usage
Three letters: kaf, lam, dal with a diacritic sukun making it short. This is a very brief word.
Example sentence
الخلد يحفر في الأرض.
The mole digs in the earth.
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How to remember خُلد
Kuld is an uncommon but precise word for mole, the burrowing creature that digs underground.
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Questions about خُلد
How do you say "mole" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "mole" is خُلد. It is a noun.
How is خُلد written in Arabic?
Three letters: kaf, lam, dal with a diacritic sukun making it short. This is a very brief word.
How is خُلد used in a sentence?
Use خُلد as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الخلد يحفر في الأرض. (The mole digs in the earth.).
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