Arab | Angol |
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حَافِي | barefootwearing nothing on the feet |
حَالَة اَلْمُضَاف إِلَيْهِ f | genitiveinflection pattern |
حَدَّافَة f | flywheelrotating mass |
حَرَافَة f | pungencystate of being pungent |
حَرْب اِسْتِنْزاف f | war of attritionprolonged exhausting war |
حَصَافَة f | gnomelegendary being |
حُرِّيَّة اَلصِّحَافَة f | freedom of the pressright of media to disseminate ideas and opinions |
حِفَاف الْأَرْوَاح m | Grim Reaperpersonification of Death |
حِكَايَة خُرَافِيَّة f | folktalestory that is part of the oral tradition of a people |
خاف | fear(used with ''for'') to worry about, to feel concern for, to be afraid for|id=worry about, feel concern for |
خافض للحرارة m | antipyreticmedicine that reduces fever |
خرطوم مطافئ | fire hosehose designed to deliver water to douse a fire |
خطاف المخازن | barn swallowspecies of swallow |
خَافَ | fearfeel fear about (something)|id=feel fear about (something) fearvenerate; to feel awe towards |
خَزَّاف m | potterone who makes pots and ceramic wares |
خَطَّاف m | fishhookbarbed hook for fishing hookrod bent into a curved shape |
خَفَاف m | pumicepumice |
خَفَّاف m | shoemakera person who makes shoes |
خَوَّاف | fearfultending to fear |
خُرَافَة f | fablefiction, untruth, falsehood fablefictitious narration to enforce some useful truth or precept fairy talefolktale superstitiona belief that events may be influenced by one's behaviour in some magical or mystical way |
خُرَافِيّ | chimericalinherently fantastic superstitioussusceptible to superstitions |
خُطَّاف m | swiftbird |
خِلاف m | differencedisagreement or argument about something important |
خِلافات m-p | differencedisagreement or argument about something important |
خِلَاف m | disputeargument, failure to agree oleasterplant in the family Elaeagnaceae, especially, a plant in the genus ''Elaeagnus'', especially, the species ''Elaeagnus angustifolia'' willowtree |
خِلَافَة f | caliphateIslamic government |
دافاو | Davao Citycity in the Philippines |
دافوس | Davosmountain resort in Switzerland |
دافِع m | motivationsomething which motivates |
دَافَعَ | defendward off attacks against |
دَافِئ | warmhaving a temperature slightly higher than usual |
دَافِع m | motivationwillingness of action especially in behavior |