Rabbit in Arabic: أرنب

🐇 أَرْنَب

أرنب means “rabbit”. It has the letter Alif (ا) at the start.

Learn to write أرنب (rabbit), an Arabic word with Alif (ا) at the start. Picture, spelling and tracing rows. Free PDF.

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What's on the sheet

  • A picture 🐇 and أَرْنَب with vowel marks
  • Spelling, letter by letter: أ - ر - ن - ب
  • Five tracing rows, then lines to write alone

How to use it

  1. Print on A4 (US Letter works too with "fit to page").
  2. Say the letter or word aloud together.
  3. Start at the orange dot and follow the arrow along the single dotted line, with a finger first, then a pencil. Arrows guide the first two tries, then fade away.
  4. Celebrate every finished row and colour the stars at the top.

About the letter: ا

  • Alif (ا) sounds like a glottal stop that carries a vowel, like the start of 'apple'; it has no dots.
  • It never joins the letter after it, so it has only two forms: ا ـا.
  • Also spelled: Alif, Alef.
Rabbit in Arabic: أرنب – huroofkids.com

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Questions parents ask

Are these worksheets free?

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What age are they for?

Ages 3–7: preschool, kindergarten (KG1, KG2), reception and Year 1 / Grade 1.

How many forms does Alif have?

Only two, because it never joins the next letter: ا ـا.