What is Desert Nature called in Romanian with how to pronounce and transliteration in english?
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English to Romanian
Related Nature In English To RomanianView all Nature in English to Romanian
- Tilapia in Romanian Tilapia
- Grouper in Romanian
- Red Snapper in Romanian Snapper rosu
- Avocado in Romanian avocado
- Dates in Romanian curmale
- Watermelon in Romanian lubeniţă
- Cat in Romanian pisică
- Crocodile in Romanian un crocodil
- Fox in Romanian vulpe
- Lion in Romanian leu
- Tiger in Romanian tigru
- Ginger in Romanian Ghimbir
- Star Anise in Romanian Anason stelat
- Lettuce in Romanian salată verde
- Turnip in Romanian gulie
- Caraway in Romanian chimen
- Oregano in Romanian Oregano
- Tarragon in Romanian Tarhon
- Thyme in Romanian Cimbru de câmp
- Arugula in Romanian Arugula