English to Chichewa Meaning of arabian - Arabia

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Definitions of arabian in English
Noun(1) a member of a Semitic people originally from the Arabian peninsula and surrounding territories who speaks Arabic and who inhabits much of the Middle East and northern Africa(2) a spirited graceful and intelligent riding horse native to Arabia
Adjective(1) relating to or associated with Arabia or its people(2) of or relating to Arabian horses
Examples of arabian in English
(1) Buy seed from reputable seed companies if particular varieties or species are required as aquilegia hybridise easily and may not grow true from seed collected in the garden.(2) However it has helped me decide how to replant the somewhat shady, sheltered bed on one side of my garden: lots of hellebores, aquilegia , ferns, and variegated ivy creeping up the wall of my neighbour's extension wall.(3) The March before last I bought and planted two specimens of what I thought was an aquilegia I'd admired at the Chelsea Flower Show.(4) I have beds full of wild strawberries at Brockhole and there are ferns and aquilegias elsewhere in the garden that I can transplant into the hedge.(5) During her long life she gardened in Buckinghamshire and studied genetics at Cambridge before trying her hand at hybridising various flowers, including aquilegias .
Related Phrases of arabian
(1) Arabian ::
Arabia
Synonyms
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1. Arab ::
Arab
2. Arabian ::
Arabia
4. Arabic ::
Arabic
5. Semite ::
Semite
Different Forms
arabian, arabians
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