How to say "labneh (strained yogurt)" in Arabic

Same root as laban (see that entry), ל-ב-ן / ل-ب-ن, 'white', branching out differently again. Arabic narrowed labna to the strained yogurt cheese; Hebrew's own build on this root gave לבנה, 'brick' (sun-whitened mudbrick) or 'moon' (the white orb) — never the dairy spread. So when Israeli packaging prints לבנה on a tub of strained yogurt, that is itself a fresh, direct loan of Arabic labna, landing by coincidence of the shared root on an existing Hebrew word with a completely different meaning.