In Lebanese Arabic, "jidor" (جدور) translates to "roots." It is often used in discussions about ancestry, heritage, or cultural identity, emphasizing the importance of one's origins and family background. The term reflects a connection to one's heritage and history within the Lebanese context.
"Jidor" is a term derived from the Japanese word "jidori," which refers to a specific breed of free-range chicken known for its rich flavor and high-quality meat. These chickens are often raised in traditional farming practices, allowing them to roam freely and forage for natural foods. Jidor is highly prized in Japanese cuisine, especially in dishes like yakitori and sashimi, for its tender texture and distinctive taste.
You mean the currency, it is the Lebanese Lira(L.L) or Lebanese Livres.
Acutely what it mean in Arabic it means (hard)
BahiBak means I love you in Lebanese!!!
Mother's mother. Answer: Grandmother
It means thank you in Arabic (Lebanese)
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Do you mean Lebanese? No, he doesn't even look Lebanese. Jay Sean is British and his ethnicity is Punjabi Indian.
The word siti means my grandmother in Lebanese. The word sita means her grandmother and sito means his grandmother
You mean the Lebanese flag: Blood of martyrs.
If you mean Lebanon (the country), Lebanese people live there :)
It is a symbol of the rare Lebanese cedar tree.