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Vocabulary flashcards based on the story of a lazy farmer, including nouns, animals, and emotional outcomes described in the Arabic and Indonesian transcript.
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Lazy Farmer (مَزَارِعُ كَسُولٌ)
A character who did not like working in the field (الْحَقْلِ) and spent every day sitting and sleeping under a large tree.
Field (الْحَقْلِ)
The place where the farmer was supposed to work, which he eventually neglected (أَهْمَلَ).
Large Tree (شَجَرَةٍ كَبِيرَةٍ)
The place where the farmer sat daily and where the rabbit eventually hit its trunk (جِذْعَ).
Fox (ثَعْلَبًا)
The animal that was chasing (يُطَارِدُ) the rabbit at the start of the story.
Rabbit (أَرْنَبًا)
The animal that accidentally hit a tree trunk, fell to the ground, and was taken by the farmer for food and fur.
Delicious Dinner (عَشَاءً لَذِيذًا)
The meal the farmer made after cooking the rabbit's meat (اللَّحْمَ).
Fur (الْفَرْوَ)
The part of the rabbit that the farmer sold in the market (السُّوقِ) after eating the meat.
Market (السُّوقِ)
The location where the farmer sold the rabbit's fur (الْفَرْوَ).
Weeds (الأَعْشَابُ الضَّارَّةُ)
Harmful wild grass or gulma that grew in the field because the farmer stopped working to wait for more rabbits.
Farm Products (الْمَحَاصِيلُ)
The crops or agricultural yields that were ruined (فَسَدَتِ) due to the farmer's neglect.
Regret (نَدِمَ)
The feeling the farmer had regarding his laziness (كَسَلِهِ) after becoming very hungry.
Weakness and Laziness (الْعَجْزِ وَالْكَسَلِ)
The two qualities the farmer sought refuge from in his final prayer to Allah.