Wolf
Arabic translation: وُلف or وولف
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ذئب Explanation: Pronunced THI'B, where the TH is like the TH in THERE, and the apostrophe is a glottal stop. It is common (and a lot easier) to pronounce it THEEB. I hope your computer can display Arabic. Good luck with the tatto. Fuad Al-Mawrid |
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follow up Explanation: In my first post, I assumed you meant the term "wolf," the wild canine, not "Wolf" as a name of a person. If however you want the name "Wolf" written in Arabic characters, then that would be وُلف or وولف The name will sound exactly like "wolf," but it would not signify "wolf" the animal. I apologize for not pointing that out in my first post. Fuad |
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