لَيْمون
[laj.muːn]
noun
LanguageMoroccan Arabic (Morocco)
Meaning- oranges (fruit)
- lemons (fruit)
- oranges
- In Moroccan Arabic, this word typically refers to oranges, though it can also refer to lemons depending on the region.
شربت عصير الليمون فالصباح.
I drank orange juice in the morning.
Pronunciationlaj.muːn
Part of speechnoun
Usage noteIn Morocco, 'laymun' usually refers to oranges, while 'hamd' is often used for lemons.
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