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Arabic to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Food & Drink | |||||||
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5 +2 | RAHAT AL-HALQOOM |
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5 | Turkish Delight |
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Turkish Delight Explanation: loqum means Turkish Delight. Rahat Loqum literally means "the delight relieving the throat" and is same with Turkish Delight. |
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RAHAT AL-HALQOOM Explanation: HALQ or HALQOOM means throat. RAHA means rest or comfort. The meaning is sometimes extended to "delight." RAHAT AL-HALQOOM means "throat comfort" or "throat delight." In some places, this delicacy is called RAHA; in other places HALQOOM. On the box, you usually see the full name. LUQUM is the plural of LUQMA. It means "morsels." |
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