Story 13: Ettiqutes Of Companionship

Question 1

مُعَاشَرَة

Answer 1

companionship; community; society

Question 2

سَلَكَ (u)

Answer 2

stick; follow

Question 3

دَهْر

Answer 3

time

Question 4

عَجَب

Answer 4

amazement

Question 5

تَطَاوَلَ (VI)

Answer 5

compete

Question 6

نَشْب

Answer 6

possessions

Question 7

تَفَاخَرَ (VI)

Answer 7

boast

Question 8

كَيْس

Answer 8

elegance

Question 9

فَطَانَة

Answer 9

smartness

Question 10

اَغْضَبَ (IV)

Answer 10

annoy

Question 11

جَلِيْس

Answer 11

the one who sits with you

Question 12

اَوْحَشَ (IV)

Answer 12

make lonesome; oppress

Question 13

اَنِيْس

Answer 13

close friend

Question 14

اَكْثَرَ (u)

Answer 14

to do something frequently

Question 15

عِتَاب

Answer 15

blame

Question 16

نَفَّرَ (II)

Answer 16

drive away; frighten

Question 17

اَصْحَاب

Answer 17

companions

Question 18

مُعَاتَبَة

Answer 18

rebuke

Question 19

مُجَانَبَة

Answer 19

alongside; separation

Question 20

حَلَّ (u)

Answer 20

come; to stay; sit

Question 21

سَرَاة

Answer 21

counsel

Question 22

رُؤَس

Answer 22

leaders

Question 23

اَقْصَدَ (IV)

Answer 23

to seek

Question 24

رِضَى

Answer 24

contentment

Question 25

طَاعَة

Answer 25

obedient

Question 26

رَاقَ (u)

Answer 26

to excel; surpass; superior

Question 27

رَائِق

Answer 27

beauty

Question 28

اَشْعَار

Answer 28

poems

Question 29

طَيِّب

Answer 29

pleasant

Question 30

اَخْبَار

Answer 30

communication

Question 31

سَفَلَة

Answer 31

lowly people

Question 32

نُكَتَ

Answer 32

witty remarks; jokes

Question 33

مُبْتَذَلَة

Answer 33

vulgar; common; everyday

Question 34

مِلْحَاح

Answer 34

stubborn

Question 35

اِجْتَنَبَ (VIII)

Answer 35

avoid

Question 36

مِزَاح

Answer 36

joking; jesting

Question 37

مُجُوْن

Answer 37

shamelessness; buffoonery

Question 38

جُنُوْن

Answer 38

madness; insanity; foolishness

Question 39

Translation

Answer 39

Stick with the people of etiquette You will experience an amazing time Do not compete with possessions And do not boast about lineage Honour is in trustworthiness And elegance in smartness Don’t annoy the one who sits with you And you do not oppress the close friend Don’t frequently blame Don’t drive away companions So an increase in rebuking Calls to separation And if you come to a gathering Between the counsel of leaders Then seek the contentment of the group And be an obedient slave And say from speech What is superior with the place Like the beauty of poems And the pleasant communication And leave the speech of lowly people And everyday jokes And don’t be stubborn And avoid jesting For excessive shamelessness Is a type of insanity.