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How do you say "squirrel" in Arabic?
سنجاب
Singaeb
In Arabic, "squirrel" is سنجاب.
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Pronunciation
Say sin-GAHB with stress on the last syllable. The first syllable starts with a soft S sound.
Writing and usage
Four letters: seen, noon, jim, alif, ba. The noun endings are typical for animal names.
Example sentence
السنجاب الرمادي يأكل المكسرات.
The gray squirrel eats nuts.
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How to remember سنجاب
Singaab is the Arabic word for squirrel, and it sounds like a quick chittering sound the animal makes.
Related words
- beaver قندس Unduns
- catfish القرموط ilarmoot
- copper نحاس Nihaes
- fox تعلب TAalab
- gold دهب Dahab
- hog خنزير Khanzeer
- llama اللاما illaama
- sardine سمك سردين Samak sardine
- sheep خروف Kharoof
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Questions about سنجاب
How do you say "squirrel" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "squirrel" is سنجاب. It is a noun.
How is سنجاب written in Arabic?
Four letters: seen, noon, jim, alif, ba. The noun endings are typical for animal names.
How is سنجاب used in a sentence?
Use سنجاب as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: السنجاب الرمادي يأكل المكسرات. (The gray squirrel eats nuts.).
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