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Arabic Language and Culture
Most of the Middle Eastern and North African countries are dominated by Arabic Language and Culture. The Arabic language has many Hebrew and Persian loan words, and its loan words in turn are found in Portuguese, Sicilian, and Spanish. Questions typically refer to Arabic culture and its geographic range, language, local dialects and their widespread use in business, classical and modern writings, everyday life, and religion.
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What is the Arab horse of the desert?
It is unclear what the question is talking about.
If it is asking what the "true horse of Arabia" is, then there is a debate. The Arabian is generally considered the oldest known purebred breed and comes from the desert. Others consider the Caspian horse to be the oldest desert horse, some even calling it the 'missing link' of equids. The debate which (if either) is right, is ongoing.
If it is asking what did Arabs use in place of a horse in the desert, the answer is that they used the camel.
Is and anglo-arab a good horse for a first time owner?
While there may be a few exceptions to the rule, I would generally say that Arabians are NOT a good horse for a first-time owners. While they were bred for their social nature, Arabians are well known for being very intelligent.
A first-time owner can get into a lot of trouble owning an Arabian horse. Because of their intelligence level, they are just as quick to learn good habits as they are to learn bad (and dangerous) habits. An Arab (or any horse) that is improperly trained is a hazard for anyone that is around it.
Not only that, but because of their intelligence level and their general "hot-headed" attitudes, Arabs are one breed of horse that cannot be trained by force. Arabs are a very willing horse, but when forced into something that they are not ready or not willing to do, they can become dangerous and start learning to bite, kick, buck, and even pin people against walls.
For the most part, Arabians are very high-energy horses and need someone who knows how to properly exercise them on a regular basis. If they are not properly exercised and mentally stimulated, Arabs will quickly start bad stall habits like cribbing, pacing, and stall guarding (that is becoming territorial of its stall).
On the whole, the Arabian breed is not a breed of horse for first-time horse owners. They require a whole other mind set than many other horses and while they may be "pretty", that beauty comes with a certain Arab-like haughtiness.
Like I said though, there are exceptions to this rule and there are sane Arabians that would make great first-time horses (my first horse was an Arab), but finding these horses an sometimes be difficult. If you are determined to have an Arabian as a first-horse, make sure you do your research and you will be able to handle the horse you get. The last thing you want is a horse that you eventually become too afraid to work with or that becomes too dangerous to have others around.
How do you say 'grilled chicken' in Arabic?
you can say it as " dajaj mashwi " & it's written as " دجاج مشوي "
No, as banana trees are in need of more water daily, the chances of growing banana in Arabia countries are very less and so, it will not and never grow in Arabia countries.
What are some other terms to describe beauty?
you can't describe beauty,beauty comes from within and no-one can chnge the way you look but you.Beauty is mother nature,everything connected to you meens something.The best way to describe beauty is 'you' x
What Arabic words start with x?
There is zodiac, and zenet There is zodiac, and zenet
Ziggurat is not an Egypt word, it is from Mesopotamia
What is the Egyptian word for water?
The Middle Egyptian word for "water" was NWY, probably pronounced NOO-wee. See Gardiner's Egyptian Grammar, Oxford University Press.
What is 'Noor-un-Nisa' when translated from Arabic to English?
Translation: Light of the Women OR Fire of the Women*
*The term "fire" here would be an illuminating fire, not a fire in the negative sense of something that burns down house, that would be Hariq un-Nisaa'.
What are the Arabic words for allowed and forbidden?
There are a number of words in Arabic for these concepts.
If you are looking for the Islamic religious terms for allowed things and prohibited things, which are Arabic words since most Islamic religious terms come from Arabic, the words are halaal (حلال) - allowed and haraam (حرام) - forbidden.
In common usage, e.g. you are writing a sign that says "Three year old children are forbidden from going to the pool" or "You are allowed to buy these candies", the words halaal and haraam are almost never used. The word for forbidden is usually mana3 (منع) or its derivative mamnua3 (ممنوع). For allowed, you have the two dominant words masmuah (مسموح) and momken (ممكن).
What does Arabic word DAR mean?
Dar in arabic could mean
1- house - dwelling - home - residence
2- twirl - swirl - go around oneself
3- started working or operating for a machine
An Arabic scale is any of various types of musical scale:
- A double harmonic scale, including two intervals of augmented seconds
- A quarter-tone scale, comprising 24 ascending tones in equal temperament
- A 17-note scale, dividing the octave into 17 equal temperament steps
- A major Locrian scale, comprising the tones C, D, E, F, Gb, Ab, Bb, C - sharing the distinctive characteristic with the B Locrian scale of having a diminished fifth above the tonic note.
An Arab strap is a device made of leather with a metal ring, fastened around the penis in order to sustain an erection.
What does Hadeer mean in Arabic?
It could mean any of the following things. Use the other Arabic words to gauge the similarity.
- roar زئير
- thunder صوت الرعد
- boom ميكروفون
- brawler مياه النهر المندفعة
- ripple خرير الماء
- plash صوت نزول المطر
What does Baden in Arabic mean?
The name "Baden" does not have a specific meaning in Arabic, as it is primarily a Germanic name. However, it can be transliterated into Arabic script as "بادن." In some contexts, it might be associated with a place name or used as a personal name, but it lacks a defined meaning in the Arabic language.
