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How do you say "vegetables" in Arabic?

خضار

Khudaar

Noun Arabic script

In Arabic, "vegetables" is خضار.

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Pronunciation

Say khoo-DAHR with stress on the last syllable. The first vowel is like oo in book.

Writing and usage

Three letters: kha, dal, alif, ra. The kha is guttural and the alif lengthens.

Example sentence

الخضار صحية ومفيدة جداً.

Vegetables are very healthy and beneficial.

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How to remember خضار

Khudaar is the Arabic word for vegetables or greens, and it sounds natural and growing.

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Questions about خضار

How do you say "vegetables" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "vegetables" is خضار. It is a noun.

How is خضار written in Arabic?

Three letters: kha, dal, alif, ra. The kha is guttural and the alif lengthens.

How is خضار used in a sentence?

Use خضار as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الخضار صحية ومفيدة جداً. (Vegetables are very healthy and beneficial.).

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