ouil

The French term ouil is used to refer to the light rays of light that the sun emits as it passes through the atmosphere. The word ouil is a combination of two distinct words: ou, which means light and il, which means rays. The term ouil is derived from the Latin verb oculus, which means “to look at.

The main difference between ouil and al-fiqai is that there’s no such word in Arabic, but there’s a few other words which can be used to describe the light rays that are emitted by the sun. The term al-fiqai is a Spanish word that can also be translated as “light rays” or “light rays of light.” It’s a light ray which has a duration of one or two seconds, which can be a bit longer than others.

In a similar vein, the word al-fiqai comes from the Arabic word for light. The light it has is also very short, which is why it can be used to describe the light rays from the sun. The word is also connected to the Arabic word for light. The word al-fiqai is actually the same word as the Latin word fisci, meaning to shine.