seeds of woody plants
Arabic translation: Bothour al-nabataat Al-modghilah
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| na | Bothour al-nabataat Al-modghilah |
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| na | bozoor nabataat shajaria |
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| na | بُذُور النباتات الخشَـبيّة or بُذُور الخشَـبيّات |
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Bothour al-nabataat Al-modghilah Explanation: The second sentence can be translated as follows: Bothour al-ashjaar (kal-jawz, al-fakiha,al-thimaar al-lubbiyah Ila-akhirihi), Bothour al-shojairaat,Bothour al-toffah, Bothour al-ijaas,bothour al-moshmosh. You can write the word bothour once only, otherwise the sentence sounds dull. "Woody plants" are considered actually as thick trees that grow in the forest or the jungle. Al-modghila is the best word you can use to describe the trees that grow in the woods. All the best Boushra |
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bozoor nabataat shajaria Explanation: seeds of woody plants: bozoor nabataat shajaria: بزور نباتات شجرية or bozoor nabatat moshjira: بزور نباتات مشجرة or just: bozoor ashjar: بزور أشجار |
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بُذُور النباتات الخشَـبيّة or بُذُور الخشَـبيّات Explanation: Woody plants are vascular plants characterized by a supporting, water conducting tissue called "xylem" (from the Greek word "xylon," which means "wood," and which is the root of such words as "xylophone" and "xylography"). Fuad The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Second Edition Copyright � 1993 by Houghton Mifflin Company . All rights reserved |
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