noun

arugula

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The meaning (definition) of the word arugula

a small green salad leaf with a sharp spicy taste

The word arugula used in a sentence

“I ate the arugula with cheese and bread at lunch.”

How the word arugula is said around the world

Frenchroquette (roh-KET)
SpanishRúcula (ROO-koo-lah)
Mandarin芝麻菜 (jee mah tsy)
Hindiआर्गुला (AHR-guu-lah)
Arabicجرجير (JEER-jeer)
Russianруккола (rook-KOH-lah)
Portuguese (EU)Rúcula (ROO-koo-luh)
Portuguese (BR)Rúcula (KHOO-koo-la)
Japaneseルッコラ (ruk-KOH-rah)
GermanRucola (ROO-koh-lah)
Urduاروگولا (uh-ROO-go-luh)
Punjabiਅਰੁਗੁਲਾ (U-ruu-guu-lah)
Korean루꼴라 (ROO-goh-lah)
Hebrewארוגולה (rvgvlah)
Greekρόκα (ROH-kah)
Dutchrucola (rew-KOH-lah)
Tagalogarugula (ah-roo-GOO-lah)
Vietnameserau arugula (zow ah-ROOG-yuu-luh)
Turkishroka (roh-KAH)
Persianآرگولا (AHR-goo-lah)
Polishrukola (roo-KAW-lah)
Ukrainianрукола (roo-KOH-lah)
Bengaliআরুগুলা (AH-roo-goo-lah)
Swedishruccola (RUK-soo-lah)
Italianrucola (ROO-koh-lah)

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arugula - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids