- aeroplane; airplane
- طَائِرَة \ aeroplane; airplane: a flying machine with wings and at least one engine. aircraft: aeroplane or other flying machine. plane: shortened from of [b]aeroplane[b].
Arabic-English glossary. 2015.
aeroplane; airplane
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