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Assuming you are are referring to burtuqal (برتقال) - meaning orange (the fruit)...
There is no set plural, so it depends on the country. The most common plural form is just to use burtuqal (برتقال) with no changes. There is also burtuqala (برتقالة) and burtuqalaat (برتقالات).
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What is the Plural of Arabic word arnab?
araanib
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What is the masculine of ayah?
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What is the Arabic word for student?
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