Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
seeds of woody plants
Arabic translation:
Bothour al-nabataat Al-modghilah
Added to glossary by
Boushra Ezzideen
Feb 22, 2001 13:46
23 yrs ago
1 viewer *
English term
seeds of woody plants
English to Arabic
Science
Botany
tree seeds (nuts, fruit, berries, etc.); shrub seeds, apple seeds, pear seeds, peach seeds
Proposed translations
(Arabic)
0 | Bothour al-nabataat Al-modghilah | Boushra Ezzideen |
0 | bozoor nabataat shajaria | Raghad |
0 | بُذُور النباتات الخشَـبيّة or بُذُور الخشَـبيّات | Fuad Yahya |
Change log
Feb 9, 2006 17:54: Fuad Yahya changed "Field (specific)" from "(none)" to "Botany"
Feb 9, 2006 17:54: Fuad Yahya changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
Proposed translations
48 mins
Selected
Bothour al-nabataat Al-modghilah
The second sentence can be translated as follows:
Bothour al-ashjaar (kal-jawz, al-fakiha,al-thimaar al-lubbiyah Ila-akhirihi), Bothour al-shojairaat,Bothour al-toffah, Bothour al-ijaas,bothour al-moshmosh. You can write the word bothour once only, otherwise the sentence sounds dull.
"Woody plants" are considered actually as thick trees that grow in the forest or the jungle.
Al-modghila is the best word you can use to describe the trees that grow in the woods.
All the best
Boushra
Bothour al-ashjaar (kal-jawz, al-fakiha,al-thimaar al-lubbiyah Ila-akhirihi), Bothour al-shojairaat,Bothour al-toffah, Bothour al-ijaas,bothour al-moshmosh. You can write the word bothour once only, otherwise the sentence sounds dull.
"Woody plants" are considered actually as thick trees that grow in the forest or the jungle.
Al-modghila is the best word you can use to describe the trees that grow in the woods.
All the best
Boushra
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you very much for your answer. I understand that terminology may be regional and I hope that I will be using this phrase in a proper manner. Much appreciated. Rebecca"
1 hr
bozoor nabataat shajaria
seeds of woody plants:
bozoor nabataat shajaria:
بزور نباتات شجرية
or bozoor nabatat moshjira:
بزور نباتات مشجرة
or just:
bozoor ashjar: بزور أشجار
bozoor nabataat shajaria:
بزور نباتات شجرية
or bozoor nabatat moshjira:
بزور نباتات مشجرة
or just:
bozoor ashjar: بزور أشجار
5 hrs
بُذُور النباتات الخشَـبيّة or بُذُور الخشَـبيّات
Woody plants are vascular plants characterized by a supporting, water conducting tissue called "xylem" (from the Greek word "xylon," which means "wood," and which is the root of such words as "xylophone" and "xylography").
Fuad
Fuad
Reference:
The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Second Edition
Copyright � 1993 by Houghton Mifflin Company . All rights reserved
Something went wrong...