Is 'rice' (in cooked form, ready to eat) and 'rice' (alive plant) the same in Arabic language? رز ruzzun, isn't it?

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Jul 21, 2014 2:25 PM

yes we called it rice before and after we cooked it. rice= ruzz in different dialects rice= aruzz in MSA

July 21, 2014

In Arabic it's أرز Aroz not رز that is used in some dialects ... You can use مفور Mufawwar to distinguish between cooked and non cooked rice ... أرز غير مفور Aroz ghayr mufawwar = non cooked rice . أرز مفور Aroz mufawwar = cooked rice . Hope it helps ^^

July 26, 2014

yes the are the same

July 22, 2014

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