Moroccan Darija for “cow”
/bghra/
بقرة
Lbegra katakol l3shb.
The cow is eating grass.
Say bghra (بقرة) for “cow” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /bghra/. It is a noun. In a natural conversation, you can say “Lbegra katakol l3shb.”, meaning “The cow is eating grass.”
Fla7 kayrabi bghra f l7ala.
فلاح كيربي بقرة ف الحقل.
The farmer is raising a cow in the field. · Le fermier élève une vache dans le champ.
Lwld 3ndo bghra kbira.
الولد عندو بقرة كبيرة.
The boy has a big cow. · Le garçon a une grande vache.
Bghra kat3ti l7lib kul nhar.
بقرة كتعطي الحليب كل نهار.
The cow gives milk every day. · La vache donne du lait tous les jours.
The word 'bghra' is commonly used in everyday conversations, especially in rural areas where farming is prevalent. It is typically used in a neutral register. A common expression is 'bghra dyal l7lib' meaning 'milk cow'. There are no notable regional variants for this word.
| English | cow |
|---|---|
| Spanish | vaca |
| Italian | mucca |
| German | Kuh |
| Portuguese | vaca |
| Dutch | koe |
| Turkish | inek |
bghra (بقرة) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "cow" in English. It is a beginner-level word in the animals category.
A natural example is “Lbegra katakol l3shb.” It means “The cow is eating grass.”
Bghra is pronounced /bghra/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written بقرة.
The word 'bghra' is commonly used in everyday conversations, especially in rural areas where farming is prevalent. It is typically used in a neutral register. A common expression is 'bghra dyal l7lib' meaning 'milk cow'. There are no notable regional variants for this word.