Moroccan Darija for “orange”
/li-mu-ni (f: limuniya)/
ليموني
Had lkhizzo limouni.
This carrot is orange.
Say limuni (ليموني) for “orange” in Moroccan Darija. The pronunciation guide is /li-mu-ni (f: limuniya)/. It is a adjective with masculine gender. In a natural conversation, you can say “Had lkhizzo limouni.”, meaning “This carrot is orange.” The French equivalent is orange.
Tshirt dyali limuni.
تيشرت ديالي ليموني.
My t-shirt is orange. · Mon t-shirt est orange.
Siyyara dyal ljar limuni.
سيارة ديال الجار ليموني.
The neighbor's car is orange. · La voiture du voisin est orange.
L9it limuni f sou9.
لقيت ليموني ف السوق.
I found an orange one at the market. · J'ai trouvé un orange au marché.
The word 'limuni' is used in everyday conversations to describe the color orange. It is commonly used when talking about clothing, objects, or even food. There are no significant regional variations for this term in Morocco, and it is understood throughout the country.
| English | orange |
|---|---|
| French | orange |
| Spanish | naranja |
| Italian | arancione |
| German | orange |
| Portuguese | laranja |
| Dutch | oranje |
| Turkish | turuncu |
limuni (ليموني) is a Moroccan Darija word or expression meaning "orange" in English and "orange" in French. It is a intermediate-level word in the colors category.
A natural example is “Had lkhizzo limouni.” It means “This carrot is orange.”
Limuni is pronounced /li-mu-ni (f: limuniya)/. You can listen to the audio pronunciation by clicking the "Listen" button above.
In Arabic script it is written ليموني.
The word 'limuni' is used in everyday conversations to describe the color orange. It is commonly used when talking about clothing, objects, or even food. There are no significant regional variations for this term in Morocco, and it is understood throughout the country.