cow in arabic
In Arabic, the word for "cow" depends on the dialect and the gender of the cow:
General:
بقرة (baqara): This is the most common and widespread term for a cow, applicable in most dialects.
عجلة (ʿijla): This refers specifically to a young cow or heifer.
Specific dialects:
حليبة (ḥalība): This term is used in some dialects, particularly in Egypt, to refer to a cow used for milking.
ثنية (thunayya): This term is mainly found in Levantine dialects and refers to a young cow that has just grown its first pair of permanent front teeth.
Remember, when referring to a specific cow, you can add "ال" (al-) before the word to make it definite, like "البقرة" (al-baqara), meaning "the cow."
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