Family and feelings 3 Flashcards

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عاطِفٌ

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compassionate, sympathetic; loving, tender (boy’s name)

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عاطِفةٌ (عَواطِفُ)

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sympathy, compassion; affection, emotion, feeling (also a girl’s
name in the plural)

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طُفٌ

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sympathy

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عاطِفِيٌّ

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sentimental, emotional

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عاطِفیَّةٌ

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sentimentality

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نَدَ – یَعْنِدُ

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to swerve, deviate, diverge or depart from

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عانَدَ – یُعانِدُ

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to resist or oppose

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ستَعنَدَ – یَستَعنِدُ

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to cling stubbornly

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عَنیدٌ (عُنُدٌ)

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stubborn, obstinate, headstrong, opinionated

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عِنادٌ / مُعانَدَةٌ

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stubbornness, obstinacy, resistance

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عانِدٌ

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stubborn, obstinate, opinionated

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عِنْدَ

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(prep) at, near, with, upon

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عِنْدَما

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as soon as, whenever

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ندَئِذٍ

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at that time, then

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غَرَّ – یَغُرُّ

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to mislead, deceive or beguile

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غَرَّرَ – یُغَرِّرُ

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to deceive, mislead, beguile or delude; to endanger or risk

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غتَرَّ – یَغتَرُّ

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to be conceited, deceived or mistaken; to be fooled or misled

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رَرٌ

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risk, hazard, danger

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رورٌ

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conceit, arrogance; deception

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رورٌ

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conceit, arrogance; deception

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مَغرورٌ

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deceived, deluded, fooled; arrogant, vain, conceited

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لَ – یَغزِلُ

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to spin; to make love to, court or woo

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غازلَ – یُغازِلُ

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to make love to, flirt, court or woo

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تَغَزَّلَ – یَتَغَزَّلُ

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to court, woo or make love to; to eulogise

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تَغازلَ – یَتَغازَلُ
to flirt (with one another)
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تَزَلَ – یَغتزِلُ
to spin (something)
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غَزْلٌ (غُزولٌ)
spinning; yarn
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زَلٌ
flirtation, dalliance; love
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غَزالٌ (غِزلانٌ)
gazelle
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غَزّالةٌ
spider
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مِغزَلٌ (مَغازِلُ)
spindle
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مُغازَلَةٌ (مُغازَلاتٌ)
flirtation
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تَغَزُّلٌ
flirtation
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غَشَمَ – یَغْشِمُ
to treat unjustly, to wrong or oppress
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غَشَمَ – یَغشُمُ
to be ignorant
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اشَمَ – یَتَغاشَمُ
to feign ignorance or inexperience
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اِستَغشَمَ – یَستَغشِمُ
to regard as dumb, stupid or ignorant
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مٌ
oppression, repression
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ومٌ / غاشِمٌ
unjust, unfair; tyrannical
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القُوَّةُ الغَشومُ / الغاشِمةُ
brute force
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شیمٌ (غُشَماءُ)
ignorant, inexperienced; foolish, dumb
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شومَةٌ
inexperience; foolishness
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ضِبَ – یَغضَبُ
to be or become angry, cross, mad or vexed
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غاضَب – یُغاضِبُ
to be cross, to be on bad terms
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ضَبَ – یُغضِبُ
to annoy, anger, enrage, vex or infuriate
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غَضَبٌ
wrath, rage, anger
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سَریعُ الْغَضَبِ
short-tempered
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غَضبانُ (غِضابٌ / غَضابى)
angry, irate, furious
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إِغضابٌ
exasperation, irritation, provocation
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غاضِبٌ (غاضِبونَ)
angry, annoyed, irritated, exasperated
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مَغضوبٌ علیھِ
object of anger
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غَفَلَ – یَغْفُلُ
to neglect, disregard or ignore; to be heedless
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غافَلَ – یُغافِلُ
to take advantage of another’s negligence; to surprise or take unawares
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فلَ – یُغفِلُ
to neglect, disregard or ignore
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لَ – یَتَغفَّلُ
to take advantage of another’s negligence; to surprise or take unawares
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فَلَ – یَتَغافَلُ
to feign inattention; to pretend to be negligent; to neglect or ignore
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اِستَغفَلَ – یَستَغفِلُ
to take advantage of another’s negligence; to regard someone as stupid; to make a fool of someone
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فْلٌ
careless, heedless, unmindful; anonymous
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غَفَلٌ
negligence, carelessness
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لَةٌ
carelessness, negligence, indifference; stupidity
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على حینِ غَفلَةٍ
all of a sudden
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غفالٌ / تَغافُلٌ
neglect, disregard; omission
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غافِلٌ (غافِلونَ / غُفَّلٌ / غُفولٌ)
careless, negligent; unaware
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غَفَّلٌ
indifferent; gullible, simple-minded, idiotic
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قَ – یَغْلِقُ
to close, shut, lock or bolt
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غَلَّقَ – یُغَلّقُ
to close, shut, lock or bolt
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لَقَ – یُغلِقُ
to pledge; to close, shut, lock or bolt
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اِنغَلَقَ – یَنغَلِقُ
to be closed, shut, locked or bolted
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اِستَغلَقَ – یَستَغلِقُ
to be dark, obscure, ambiguous or complicated
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غَلِقٌ
dark, obscure, ambiguous, dubious
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إِغلاقٌ
closing, shutting, locking; foreclosure (mortgage)
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اِنغِلاقٌ
reclusion; incomprehensibility
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مُغلَقٌ
closed, shut, locked; obscure
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مُستَغلِقٌ
closed, shut, locked; obscure
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مُنغَلِقٌ
introvert
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غَلِمَ – یَغلِمُ
to be seized by desire or lust
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اِغتَلَمَ – یَغتَلِمُ
to be seized by desire or lust
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غَلِمٌ
lustful, seized by desire; in heat
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غُلامٌ (غِلْمانٌ / غِلْمَةٌ)
boy, youth, lad; servant
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غَمَرَ / غَمُرَ – یَغمُرُ
to be plentiful or copious; to overflow or flood; to submerge; to heap or lavish
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غامَرَ – یُغامِرُ
to venture or risk; to throw oneself into (sth)
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مُغامَرَةٌ (مُغامَراتٌ)
adventure, risk
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امِرٌ
overflowing, plentiful
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غامِرٌ
adventurous
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غارَ – یَغارُ
to be jealous; to vie for; to display zeal
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غَیَّرَ – یُغَیّرُ
to alter, modify or change
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أَغارَ – یُغیرُ
to make jealous
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تَغَیَّرَ – یَتَغیَّرُ
to change, alter or modify
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غیْرَ
(prep) except, other than, different from
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غیرَةٌ
jealousy
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غَیورٌ (غَیورونَ / غُیُّرٌّ)
jealous; zealous
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تَغییرٌ (تَغییراتٌ)
change, alteration, modification, variation
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غِیارٌ (غِیاراتٌ)
exchange, replacement; spare parts
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فَرِحَ – یَفرَحُ
to rejoice, to be glad or delighted
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فَرَّحَ – یُفَرِّحُ
to gladden, delight or cheer
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فَرَحٌ (أَفراحٌ)
joy, rejoicing, happiness; wedding (also a girl’s name in the singular)
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فَرْحَةٌ
joy
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فَرِحٌ / فَرحانُ
glad, joyful, happy
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مُفرِحٌ
joyous, delightful
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كَبِرَ – یَكَبَرُ
to grow older; to become or be great; to augment or increase
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كَبَّرَ – یُكَبّرُ
to make greater or bigger, to enlarge or magnify
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بَرَ – یُكابِرُ
to treat with disdain or contempt; to seek to excel or try to surpass
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أَكبرَ – یُكبِرُ
to deem great or significant; to praise or laud
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تَكبَّرَ – یَتَكَبّرُ
to be proud or haughty; to be overbearing
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اِستَكبَرَ – یَستَكبِرُ
to deem great or important; to be proud or arrogant
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كِبرٌ
greatness, importance; pride, arrogance
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كِبَرٌ
greatness, magnitude; old age
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كَبیرٌ (كِبارٌ / كُبراءُ)
big, great, spacious, significant; old
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كبیرَةٌ (كبیراتٌ / كبائِرُ)
a great sin or offence; atrocious
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كِبریاءُ
glory, magnificence; pride, arrogance
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تَكبیرٌ
increase, augmentation, enlargement; saying Allahu akbar, Allah is great
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تَكبُّرٌ / تَكابُرٌ
pride, presumption, arrogance
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مُكَبّرٌ / مُكبّرَةٌ (مُكبّراتٌ)
magnifying glass
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مُتكَبّرٌ
proud, imperious, haughty
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كَرُمَ – یَكرُمُ
to be noble, high-minded or generous; to be precious
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كَرَّمَ – یُكَرِّمُ
to honour, revere or venerate
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أَكرمَ – یُكرمُ
to honour, to treat with reverence; to show hospitality
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تَكَرَّمَ – یَتَكَرَّمُ
to feign generosity; to be noble; to be friendly; to present or bestow
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كَرْمٌ (كُرومٌ)
vineyard; grapevine
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كَرَمٌ
nobility of nature; generosity, kindness (also a boy’s name)
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كَرَامَةٌ
honour, pride, dignity, nobility
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كَریمٌ (كُرماءُ / كِرامٌ)
noble, distinguished; generous, liberal (also a boy’s name in the singular)
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ریمَةٌ (كَرَائِمُ)
precious thing; valuable; vital part of the body (e.g. eyes); daughter (also a girl’s name in the singular)
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مَكرَمٌ (مَكارِمُ)
noble trait, excellent quality
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مَكرُمَةٌ (مَكارِمُ)
noble deed
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تَكریمٌ
honouring; honour, tribute
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إِكرامٌ
honour, respect, deference, tribute
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إِكرامِیَّةٌ (إِكْرامیَّاتٌ)
bonus, tip
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مُكَرَّمٌ
honoured, revered
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مكّةُ الْمُكَرَّمَةُ
venerable Mecca
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كَرِهَ – یَكرَهُ
to dislike, hate, detest or loathe
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كَرَّهَ – یُكَرِّهُ
to make someone hate; to arouse aversion
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أَكرَهَ – یُكرِهُ
to force, compel or coerce
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تَكَرَّهَ – یَتَكَرَّهُ
to have an aversion or to feel disgust; to loathe or detest
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اِستَكرَهَ – یَستَكرِهُ
to hate, detest or loathe; to force or compel
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كُرهٌ / كَراھِیةٌ
hatred, hate, dislike
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كُرهُ النّساءِ
misogyny
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جَرائِمُ الْكَراھِیّةِ
hate crimes
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كَریھٌ
unpleasant, disagreeable, offensive
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مَكْروهٌ
detested, hated, odious, loathsome; adversity; mishap
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مُكرَهٌ
forced, compelled
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لَطَفَ – یَلطُفُ
to be kind or friendly; to be thin or delicate; to be graceful or elegant
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لَطّفَ – یُلَطِّفُ
to make mild, soft or gentle; to moderate; to diminish or reduce
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لاطَفَ – یُلاطِفُ
to treat with kindness; to be obliging or complaisant; to flatter; to caress
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تَلَطَّفَ – یَتَلَطَّفُ
to be moderated; to be civil and polite; to be tender or affectionate; to do in secret
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تَلاطَفَ – یَتَلاطَفُ
to be nice, polite or courteous
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اِستَلطَفَ – یَستَلطِفُ
to find pretty, sweet, nice or pleasant
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لُطفٌ
kindness, benevolence, friendliness, gentleness
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لَطافَةٌ
charm, politeness, refinement; benevolence
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لَطیفٌ (لِطافٌ / لُطَفاءُ)
fine, delicate, dainty; agreeable, nice
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لَطیفَةٌ (لَطائِفُ)
witticism, quip, joke
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مُلاطَفَةٌ (مُلاطَفاتٌ)
kind treatment; amiability, friendliness, benevolence; pl: caresses
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مَرِحَ – یَمرَحُ
to be merry, cheerful or lively
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مَرَحٌ
cheerfulness; joy, glee (also a girl’s name)
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مَقَتَ – یَمقُتُ
to detest, loathe or hate
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مَقَّتَ – یُمَقّتَ
to make hateful or loathsome
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مَقتٌ
hatred, loathing, aversion, disgust
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مَقیتٌ / مَمْقوتٌ
hated, detested, odious, loathsome
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مَكَرَ – یَمكُرُ
to deceive, delude, cheat or dupe
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ماكَرَ – یُماكِرُ
to try to deceive
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مَكرٌ
cunning, slyness; deception, trickery
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مَكّارٌ
cunning, sly, wily, shrewd
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ماكِر (مَكَرَة)
cunning, sly, wily, shrewd
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مَلُحَ – یَملُحُ
to be or become salty; to be beautiful, elegant, pretty or nice
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مَلَّحَ – یُمَلّحُ
to season with salt; to cure or preserve with salt
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مِلحٌ (أَملاحٌ)
salt; gunpowder; wit, esprit
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مالِحٌ / ملِحِيٌّ
salty
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مُلْحَةٌ (مُلَحٌ)
anecdote, funny story, witticism
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مَلَّاحٌ
sailor, seaman
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مَلاحَةٌ
beauty, grace, elegance; kindness
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مِلاحَةٌ
navigation
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مُلوحةٌ
saltiness
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مَلیحٌ (مِلاحٌ)
pretty, handsome, beautiful, nice, pleasant; salty
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مِلحَةٌ / أُمْلوحَةٌ (مُلَحٌ / أَمالیحُ)
joke, anecdote
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مَمْلَحَةٌ (مَمالِحُ)
salt cellar
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مالِحٌ
salty
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مَلَّ – یَمَلُّ
to be tired of or bored; to become fed up
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أَملَّ – یُمِلُّ
to be tiresome or boring; to annoy or irritate
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تَملَّلَ – یَتَملَّلُ
to be bored or fed up; to embrace a religion
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مَلٌّ / مَلولٌ
bored, fed up
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مِلّةٌ (مِلَلٌ)
religion, denomination, faith
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مَلَلٌ / مَلالٌ
boredom, ennui; annoyance
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مُمِلٌّ
tiresome, tedious, boring
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نَبَھَ – یَنْبَھُ
to be well-known or famous; to observe or take notice
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نَبَّھَ – یُنَبّھُ
to warn; to inform, show or indicate; to waken (from sleep)
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أَنبَھَ – یُنبِھُ
to awaken, rouse
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تَنَبَّھَ – یَتَنبَّھُ
to wake up; to alert; to notice, perceive or become aware
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اِنتَبھَ – یَنتَبِھُ
to notice or pay attention; to understand, comprehend or realise
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نُبھٌ
insight, perception, acumen
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نَبیھٌ (نُبھاءُ)
noble, highborn, eminent, distinguished
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نَباھةٌ
fame, renown, celebrity; vigilance, alertness; intelligence
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تَنبیھٌ
awakening, rousing; incitement; notice, warning; vigilance
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تَنَبُّھٌ
awakening, alertness
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اِنتِباهٌ
attention, vigilance, watchfulness, prudence, care
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مُتَنَبّھٌ
awake, alert, vigilant
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مُنَبّھٌ (مُنَبّھاتٌ)
awakening, rousing, alerting; alarm clock; stimulant
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نَجُبَ – یَنجُبُ
to be noble, distinguished or generous
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أَنجَبَ – یُنجِبُ
to be noble, distinguished or generous; to give birth
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نَجبٌ / نُجَبَةٌ
noble, generous, magnanimous
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نَجابَةٌ
nobility, excellence, superiority
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نَجیبٌ (نُجُبٌ / نُجباءُ)
noble, aristocratic, excellent (also a boy’s name)
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نَذُلَ – یَنذُلُ
to be low, vile, base or despicable
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نَذلٌ (أَنذالٌ / نُذولٌ)
vile, mean; simpleton; coward
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نَذیلٌ (نُذلاءُ / نِذالٌ)
low, base, mean, vile, depraved; coward
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نَذالَةٌ
depravity; cowardice
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نَعُمَ – یَنعُمُ
to live in comfort; to be happy or delighted; to enjoy or savour
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نَعَّمَ – یُنَعّمُ
to smooth, soften or pamper; to pulverise or make (sth) into a powder
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أَنعمَ – یُنعِمُ
to make good, nice, comfortable or pleasant; to bestow favours
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نَعَمٌ
yes, indeed
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نَعَمٌ (أَنعامٌ)
livestock
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نَعمَةٌ
good living, comfort, prosperity, happiness
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نِعمةٌ (نِعَمٌ / أَنعمٌ)
favour, benefit, blessing
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نَعامةٌ / نَعامٌ (نَعامٌ / نَعائِمُ)
ostrich
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نَعیمٌ
comfort, ease, happiness
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نُعومَةٌ
softness, tenderness, fineness
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إنعامٌ
gift, donation, grant; an act of kindness
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ناعِمٌ
gentle, soft, tender, fine
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مُنعِمٌ
benefactor, donor
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نَمَّ – یَنُمُّ
to betray, reveal, indicate or show; to sow dissension
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نَمٌّ
slander, backbiting
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نَمَّامٌ
gossiper, slanderer; informer
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نَمیمَةٌ (نَمائِمُ)
slander, defamation, backbiting
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ھَدَأَ – یَھدَأُ
to be calm, still, quiet or tranquil
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ھَدَّأَ – یُھَدِّئُ
to calm, quiet, pacify, soothe or tranquilise
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أَھدأَ – یُھَدِئُ
to calm, quiet, pacify, soothe or tranquilise; to lull a baby to sleep
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ھُدوءٌ
peace, calm, tranquillity
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تَھدِئَةٌ
calming, quieting; pacification
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ھادِئٌ
quiet, calm, tranquil, peaceful
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ھَزَأَ – یَھَزَأُ
to scoff, jeer, sneer, mock or ridicule
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تَھَزَّأ – یَتَھزَّأُ
to deride or mock
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اِستَھزَأ – یَستَھزِئُ
to deride or mock
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ھَزءٌ / ھُزْؤٌ
derision, scorn, disdain
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اِستِھزاءٌ
ridicule, derision, scorn, mockery
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بِاستِھزاءٍ
mockingly
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ھازِئٌ / مُستَھزِئٌ
someone who mocks, mocker
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ھَزَلَ – یَھزُلُ
to joke or jest; to be lean or skinny
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ھَزَّلَ – یُھَزِّلُ
to waste away; to enervate
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ھازلَ – یُھازِلُ
to joke, make fun, mock or jest
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أَھزَلَ – یُھزِلُ
to waste away
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اِنھَزَلَ – یَنھَزِلُ
to be lean
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ھَزْلٌ
joking, jesting, fun
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ھَزیلٌ (ھَزلى)
lean, skinny, emaciated
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مَھْزلَةٌ (مَھْزَلاتٌ / مَھازِلُ)
comedy1
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ھَنَأَ – یَھنَأُ
to be beneficial, wholesome or healthy
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ھَنّأَ – یُھَنّئُ
to congratulate or felicitate; to gladden or delight
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تَھَنَّأ – یَتَھنَّأُ
to enjoy or take pleasure
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ھَناءٌ / ھَناءَةٌ
pleasure, happiness, delight
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ھَنيءٌ
wholesome, beneficial; pleasant, agreeable
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تَھنِئَةٌ (تَھانِئُ / تَھانٍ / تَھْنِئاتٌ)
congratulations, felicitation
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ھانِئٌ
happy, delighted, glad
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مُھَنّئٌ
well-wisher
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ھارَ – یَھورُ
to topple, demolish or destroy; to be destroyed
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ھَوَّرَ – یُھَوِّرُ
to endanger, jeopardise or imperil; to demolish
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تَھَوَّرَ – یَتَھَوَّرُ
to be destroyed; to collapse or crash down; to elapse (time)
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اِنھَوَرَ – یَنھَوِرُ
to be demolished; to collapse or fall apart
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ھَوْرٌ (أَھوارٌ)
lake
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تَھَوُّرٌ
carelessness, hastiness, rashness
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مُتَھوِّرٌ
reckless, rash, hasty, irresponsible
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اِنھیارٌ
crash, collapse, breakdown
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ھانَ – یَھونُ
to be or become easy; to be of little importance
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ھَوَّنَ – یُھَوِّنُ
to make easy or facilitate; to minimise or belittle
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أَھانَ – یُھینُ
to despise; to humiliate, demean or scorn
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تَھاوَنَ – یَتَھاوَنُ
to consider easy; to neglect or be negligent; to attach little importance to
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اِستَھانَ – یَستَھینُ
to consider easy; to undervalue; to misunderstand or misjudge; to disdain or despise
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ھَوْنٌ
ease, leisure, convenience
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ھَیّنٌ (ھَیّنونَ)
easy; insignificant, negligible, unimportant
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أَھوَنُ
easier; smaller; more comfortable
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مَھانَةٌ
humiliation, disgrace, shame
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إھانةٌ
an insult; abuse, contempt
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تَھاوُنٌ
neglect, indifference; disdain, scorn
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اِستِھانَةٌ
neglect; contempt, scorn
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مُھینٌ
insulting, abusive; disgraceful
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مُتَھاوِنٌ
negligent, indifferent
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مُسْتھینٌ
despiser, scorner
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ھامَ – یَھیمُ
to fall or be in love; to be enthusiastic or ecstatic
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ھَیَّمَ – یُھَیّمُ
to confuse, bewilder, puzzle or mystify; to infatuate or captivate
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ھُیامٌ
passionate love; burning thirst
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ھَیْمانُ
madly in love
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وَدَّ – یَوَدُّ
to love or like; to want or wish
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تَوَدَّدَ – یَتَوَدَّدُ
to show love or affection; to flatter; to ingratiate oneself; to attract
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تَوادَدَ – یَتَوادَدُ
to love each other, to be on friendly terms
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وُدٌّ / مَوَدَّةٌ
affection, love, friendship
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وُدِّيٌّ
friendly, amicable
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وَدادٌ
love; friendship (also a girl’s name)
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وَدودٌ
affectionate; devoted, fond, friendly
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وَعَى – یَعي
to hold, comprise or contain; to remember; to perceive
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وَعَّى – یُوَعّي
to warn or caution
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تَوَعَّى – یَتَوَعَّى
to act with caution or prudence
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وَعْيٌ
awareness, consciousness, attention
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وِعاءٌ (أَوْعیَةٌ)
container, vessel
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واعٍ
attentive, heedful, careful, conscious
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وَقَحَ – یَقِحُ
to be shameless, impudent or insolent
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تَوَقَّحَ – یَتَوَقَّحُ
to behave impudently
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تَواقَحَ – یَتَواقَحُ
to behave in an insolent way
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قِحَةٌ / وَقاحَةٌ
impertinence, impudence, insolence
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وَقِحٌ
insolent, shameless, cheeky, impertinent
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وَلِعَ – یَوْلَعُ
to catch fire or burn; to be crazy (about) or madly in love; to be fond of
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وَلَّعَ – یُوَلّعُ
to kindle, light or set on fire; to enamour
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أَولَعَ – یولِعُ
to kindle, light or set on fire; to enamour
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تَوَلَّعَ – یَتَولَّعُ
to catch fire or burn; to be crazy (about) or madly in love