Arabic · Food & Drink
lahm
Meat
The flesh of animals eaten as food.
لا يأكل اللحم، فهو نباتي.
He does not eat meat, he is vegetarian.
'لحم' (lahm) derives from the Arabic root 'ل-ح-م', which relates to flesh or meat. The term has been used throughout history in various Arabic texts to denote meat in both literary and culinary contexts.
'لحم' is widely used in everyday conversation as well as in formal writings. It appears in various contexts, including menus, recipes, and cultural discussions, with some dialectal variations across regions.