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Desired, wanted, required, in demand

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مَطلُوْب، ج مَطلُوْبِيْن، المؤنث: مَطلُوْبِة

مَرغُوْب، ج مَرغُوْبِيْن

شاعِرِ بْحَالِي مَا لِي مَرْغُوْب فِيِّ هَوْن ‎[S] I don’t feel wanted around here
‏كان مَرْغُوْبِ كْتِير كَمْحاضِر هُوِّ ‎[S] He was in great demand as a speaker
‏التَغْيِير بِيْكُون شِي كْتِير مَرْغُوْب (فِيه) هَلَّق ‎[S] A change would be very desirable now
‏ الوَلَد بُشعُر إِنُّو مَرغُوْب في العَيْلِة ‎[P] the child feels wanted in the family; {‘il-walad bušʕor ʔinno marġūb fy-l-ʕēle}
‏ظَاهِرَة غَيْر مَرغُوْبِة في المُجتَمَع ‎[P] an undesirable phenomenon in society

مَطْلُوْب هُوِّ مْنِ الشِّرْطَة ‎[S] He is wanted by the police
‏الحَرِيْرِ الأَصْلِي مَطْلُوبِ كْتِير = الحَرِيرِ الأَصْلِي عَلَيْه إِقْبَالِ كْتِير ‎[S] Pure silk is very much in demand
‏حَتَّى نِحصَل عَلَى النَتِيْجِة المَطلُوْبِة ‎[P] so as to obtain the desired result; {ḥatta niḥṣɑl ʕala-n-natīje-l-mɑṭlūbe}
‏ التَعلِيْمَاتِ المَطلُوْبِة ‎[P] the necessary instructions; {‘it-taʕlīmātᴵ-l-mɑṭlūbe}
‏عَلَى المُستَوَى المَطلُوْب ‎[P] at the required standard; {ʕala-l-mustawa-l-mɑṭlūb}
‏التَبْرِيز غالي كْتِير بَس كَمَان مَطْلُوب ‎[V] the Tabriz carpet is very expensive but also (highly) sought after;

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Superior, top-quality, high-grade, high-class, refined

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رَاقي

مَدرَسِة تِكنُلُجِيِّة رَاقيِة ‎[P] a top class technical college; {madrase teknolojiyye rāqye}
‏رَجُل رَاقي ‎[P] a refined man, a cultured man; {rajol rāqy}
‏نَاس رَاقْيِيْن ‎[P] refined people; {nās rāqºyīn}
‏ الطَبَقَة الرَاقْيِة ‎[P] high society

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Residential

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سَكَنِي

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Irresponsible, unreliable, rash, reckless

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طَايِش

مِتْهَوِّر

  1. “هو مِتْهَوِّر، ما بيفكر قبل ما يعمل شي”
    → “He’s reckless, he doesn’t think before doing something.”
    1. “القيادة بطريقة مِتْهَوِّرَة خطر كتير”
      → “Driving recklessly is very dangerous.”
    2. “بطل تكون مِتْهَوِّر و فكر قبل ما تتصرف!”
      → “Stop being reckless and think before you act!”
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Normal, regular

Natural

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طَبِيْعِي

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Incognito

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مِتْخَفِّي

حِضِرِ البَال مِتْخَفِّي ‎[S] He attended the ball incognito

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Ambitious

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طَمُوْح، ج طَمُوْحِيْن

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Translated

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مُتَرْجَم

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Stupid, asinine, silly, idiotic, foolish

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سَخِيْف

غَبِي، ج أَغْبِيَا

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Prominent, standing out, outstanding (also translated as well known, respected)

Protruding, sticking out

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بَاْرِز

دَقْنَو بَاْرْزِة ‎[S] he has a prominent chin,
‏ الحَجَر بَارِز مِنِ الحَيْط ‎[P] the stone is sticking out of the wall; {‘il-ḥɑjɑr bārez minᴵ-l-ḥēṭ}
‏ الأَعمَى بيْهِسِّ الأَحرُفِ البَارزِة ‎[P] the blind man feels Braille

أَعضَاء بَارزِيْن في المُنَظَّمِة ‎[P] prominent members of the organization; { ʔaʕḍᾱʔÅ bārzīn fy-l-munɑẓẓɑme}
‏عَالِم بَارِز ‎[P] an eminent scientist; {ʕālem bārez}
‏شَخصِيِّة بَارزِة ‎[P] a prominent figure; {šɑḵṣiyye bārze}
‏هُوِّ عَالِم بَارِز ‎[S] He’s an outstanding scholar

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Calm

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هَادي

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Negative

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سَلْبِي

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Active, energetic, lively

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نَشِيْط، ج نَشِيْطِيْن / نِشَطَا

لِسَّاتَو نَشِيْط على عِمْرَو ‎[S] He’s still very active for his age
‏هُوِّ وَلَد نَشِيْط ‎[S] He’s a lively boy
‏هُوِّ نَشِيْط في هَا المَيدَان ‎[P] he is active in this field; {huwwe nɑšīṭ fy ha-l-maydān}
‏ أَولَادُو نَشِيْطِيْن ‎[P] his children are energetic

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Distinctive

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مْمَيِّز

هِيِّة ظاهْرَة مْمَيِّزِة لَهالمَنْطِقَة ‎[S] It’s a distinctive feature of that particular area

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True, authentic

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حَقِيْقي

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Moderate

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مُعْتَدِل

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Bored, fed up, exasperated

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زَهقَان

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Awful, dreadful, terrible

Terrific, marvellous, great

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فَظِيْع

التَقَارِيْرِ (التَقَرِيْرِ) الرَّسْمِيِّة خَفَّفِتِ التَّفَاصِيلِ (التَّفَصِيْلِ) الفَظِيعَة تَبَعِ المَدْبَحَة ‎[S] Official reports played down the shocking details of the massacre
‏ما كانِت عاصْفِة فَظِيعَة اللَيْلِة الماضْيِة ‎[S] Wasn’t that a terrible storm last night?
‏سْمِعْتِ الخَبَرِ الفَظِيع ‎[S] Have you heard the dreadful news?
‏بْتِلْبِس أَوَاعِي فَظِيعَة ‎[S] She wears dreadful clothes,
‏هايّْ غَلْطَة فَظِيْعَة ‎[S] That’s a grave mistake
‏هايّْ كَانِت غَلْطَة فَظِيْعَة ‎[S] That was a gross mistake.
‏ إِشِ فَظِيْع ‎[P] a dreadful thing (or a wonderful thing); { ʔiši fɑẓīʕ}
‏مَنظَر فَظِيْع ‎[P] a terrible sight

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Athletic

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رياضي

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Confident

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وَاْثِق

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Determined (to do s.th.), resolved, set on (على = s.th.), insistent

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مُصِرّ

هُوِّ مُصِرّ في كَلَامُو ‎[P] he sticks to what he says, he means what he says; {huwwe muṣerr fy kalāmo}
‏لَمَّا شُفتهَا مُصِرَّى عَلَى السَفَر ‎[P] when I saw that she was determined to go {lamma šuftha muṣirrɑ ʕala-s-sɑfɑr}
‏لَا تْكُوْنِ مْصِرّ كِلّْ هالقَدّ ‎[S] Don’t be so insistent

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Sensitive

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حَسَّاْس

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Rational, sensible

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عقلاني

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Curious

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فُضُوْلِي

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Wasteful
مُبَذِّر
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Ignorant
جَاهِل، ج جُهَّال / جَاهِلِيْن
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Organic
عُضوي
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Wonderful, superb, magnificent, awesome
رَائِع هَايّ فِكْرَة رائِعَة ‎[S] That's a great idea ‏ الفَنَّانِ الرَائِع ‎[P] the wonderful artist; {'il-fannānᴵ-r-rāʔeʕ} ‏كَان بَرنَامِج رَائِع ‎[P] it was a wonderful program; {kān barnāmej rāʔeʕ} ‏سَهرَة رَائِعَة ‎[P] a splendid evening
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Average Middle (adjective), in the middle, intermediate
وَسَطِي نِصَّاْنِي مُتَوَسِّط وَسْطَاْنِي وَزني مِتوَسِّط، لَا سْمِيْنِة وَلَا ضْعِيْفِة ‎[P] I'm (about) medium weight, neither fat, nor thin; {wazny mitwɑsseṭ، la sºmīne wala ḍºʕīfe} ‏ذَكَاه وَسَط / مِتْوَسِّط = هُوِّ مِتْوَسِّطِ الذَّكَا ‎[S] He’s of average intelligence, الطَّبَقَة المِتْوَسّْطَة ‎[S] middle class ‏مِتْوَسِّط بِالعِمِر ‎[S] middle-aged ‏هِيِّة مَرَة مِتْوَسّْطَة بِالعِمِر ‎[S] She’s a middle-aged اِطلَع مِنِ البَابِ النُصَّاني ‎[P] get off (the bus) from the door in the middle; {'iṭlɑʕ minᴵ-l-bābᴵ-n-nuṣṣᾱny} ‏ الأُصبَعِ النُصَّاني ‎[P] the middle finger
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Corrupt
فَاْسِد
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Unknown
مَجهُوْل، ج مَجهُوْلِيْن، المؤنث: مَجهُوْلِة
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Practical
عَمَلِي
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Modern
حَدِيْث
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Synthetic, artificial, imitation
اْصطِنَاعي
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Permanent
دَاْئِم
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Wonderful, great, impressive
عَظِيْم، ج عَظِيْمِيْن / عِظَمَا
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Specified, particular, specific, definite;
مْعَيَّن نَوْعِي خَلِّيْنَا نِبْحَثِ الفَوَاْرِقِ النَّوْعِيِّة بَيْنِ الكَلْب وِالدِّيْب ‎[S] Let us consider the specific differences between the dog and the wolf ‏الثِقْلِ النَّوْعِي ‎[S] specific gravity ‏الثِّقْلِ النَّوْعِي تَبَعِ الدَّهَب تِسَتَعْش فاصْلِة تْلَاتِة ‎[S] The specific gravity of gold is 19.3
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Assured, guaranteed
مَضْمُوْن
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Satisfying
مِرْضِي 1. “هالشي مِرضي لإلي.” (Hal-shi mirḍi la-ili.) = “This thing is satisfying to me.” 2. “جوابك كان مِرضي.” (Jawābak kān mirḍi.) = “Your answer was satisfying.” 3. “حياته عايشها بطريقة مِرضية.” (Ḥayāto ʿāysha b-ṭarī’a mirḍiyye.) = “He is living his life in a pleasing way.” 4. “قرارك مش مِرضي بالنسبة إلنا.” (Qarārak mish mirḍi b-nisbe ilna.) = “Your decision isn’t satisfying for us.” 5. “الشغل هالأسبوع كان مِرضي كتير.” (Il-shughul hal-usbuʿ kān mirḍi ktīr.) = “The work this week was very satisfying.”
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Lacking, incomplete, missing
نَاقِص نَاْقِصْنِي تْلِتْةْ لَيْرَات [S] I am three pounds short
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Personal, private, especially
خْصُوْصِي
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Traditional
تَقلِيْدي
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Scientific
عِلْمِي
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Broad
عَرِيْض، ج اِعرَاض
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Useful, beneficial, advantageous
نَافِع، ج نَافعِيْن، المؤنث: نَافْعَة مُفِيْد، ج مُفِيْدِيْن، المؤنث: مُفِيْدِة
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Precious, valuable, costly
كَرِيْم، ج كُرَمَاْء
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Talented
مَوهُوْب، ج مَوهُوْبِيْن، المؤنث: مَوهُوْبِة
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Fictional, imaginary
خَيَالي، المؤنث: خَيَالِيِّة الأَطْفَاْل أَحْيَانًا بِيْعِيشُوا بْعَالَم خَيَالِي ‎[S] Children often live in an imaginary world ‏بِتعِيْش في عَالَم خَيَالي ‎[P] you live in a dream world; {bitʕīš fy ʕālam ḵayāly} ‏قُصَص خِيَالِيِّة ‎[P] fairytales, imaginary tales
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Different
مِختِلِف “كل واحد عنده ذوق مِختِلف.” (Kil wāḥed ʿindo zō’ mikhtilef.) = “Everyone has a different taste.” 3. “شفنا ناس مِختِلفة اليوم.” (Shifnā nās mikhtilfeh il-yōm.) = “We saw different people today.” 4. “الوضع هالسنة مِختِلف عن السنة الماضية.” (Il-waḍʿ hal-sineh mikhtilef ʿan il-sineh il-māḍiyeh.) = “The situation this year is different from last year.” 5. “المدرسة فيها طلاب من مِختِلف الجنسيات.” (Il-madreseh fīhā ṭullāb min mikhtilef il-jinsiyyāt.) = “The school has students from different nationalities.” 6. “أفكاره دايمًا مِختِلفة ومميزة.” (Afkāro dāyman mikhtilfeh w mumaïyaze.) = “His ideas are always different and unique.”
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Successful
نَاجِح، ج نَاجِحِيْن
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Unique, incomparable
فَرِيْد
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Positive
إِيْجَابي
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Worthy, deserving (ب = of s.th.)
جَدِيْر، ج جَدِيْرُوْن / جُدَرَاْء مِن كِلّْ بِدّ هِيِّة جَدِيْرَة بِالشَّرَف ‎[S] She's certainly worthy of the honor
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Ideal, model, exemplary
مِثَاْلِي نُمُوْذَجِي هِيِّة رَبِّة بَيْت نُمُوْذَجِيِّة [S] She's a model housewife هادا حَلّ مِثَالِي ‎[S] That’s an ideal solution ‏ الزَوجِ المِثَالي ‎[P] the ideal husband; {'iz-zawjᴵ-l-miθāly} ‏هِيِّ رَبَّت بَيْت مِثَالِيِّة ‎[P] she's a model housewife; {hiyye rabbat bēt miθāliyye} ‏ الطَرِيْقَة المِثَالِيِّة ‎[P] the ideal way; {'iṭ-ṭɑrīqɑ-l-miθāliyye} ‏ إِذَا بِدّنَا الحُلُوْلِ المِثَالِيِّة ‎[P] if we want ideal solutions
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Content, satisfied, pleased (عن / على = with)
رِضْيان رَاضي، ج رَاضيِيْن مُو رَضْيَاْن ‎[S] dissatisfied ‏مْبَيِّن عَلَيْك مُو رَضْيَان ‎[S] You look dissatisfied أَبُوْك مُش رَاضي عَنَّك ‎[P] your father is not pleased with you; { ʔabūk muš rᾱḍy ʕannak} ‏هُوِّ مُش رَاضي عَن تَصَرُّفَاتَك ‎[P] he is not pleased with your behavior; {huwwe muš rᾱḍy ʕan tɑṣɑrrofātak} ‏هُوِّ رَاضي عَن نَفسُو ‎[P] he's pleased with himself
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Wrong, incorrect (not of a person)
غَلَط، ج أَغْلَاْط خَاطِئ، ج خَاطئِين، المؤنث: خَاطِئَة مَغْلُوْط التَعْدادِ الآخِير كان مَغْلُوْط كِلَّو ‎[V] The recent count was completely inaccurate هادا اِعْتِقَاد خاطِئ ‎[S] That's a mistaken belief ‏هَادَا تَفكِيْر خَاطِئ ‎[P] that's a wrong way of thinking; {hāda tafkīr ḵᾱṭeʔÁ} ‏مَعلُوْمَات خَاطِئَة ‎[P] incorrect information; {maʕlūmāt ḵᾱṭiʔÁa} ‏مَوقِف خَاطِئ ‎[P] a mistaken attitude
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Frightening
مُخِيْف
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Turned off
مُطفي الإِضِوْيِة مِطْفِيِّة [S] The lights are out الصَّوْبْيَا مِطْفِيِّة [S] The stove is out
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Innocent
بَرِي / بَرِيْء، ج بَرِيْئِيْن / أَبْرِيَاْء
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Boring
مُمِلّ
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Hairy
شَعْرَاْنِيّ
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Holy
مُقَدَّس
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Superstitious Mythical, fairy-tale
خُرَاْفِي بْتِتْمَسَّك بْاِعْتِقَادَات خُرَافِيِّة مِن كِلِّ الأَلْوَان ‎[S] She clings to all kinds of superstitious beliefs قِصَّة خُرَافِيِّة ‎[S] tall story ‏ما لَك مِنْتِظِرْنِي اْصَدِّق (سَدِّق) هالقِصَّة الخُرَافِيِّة ‎[S] You don't expect me to believe that tall story, do you?
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Primitive
بِدَائي هالعَادِة لِسَّاهَا مَاشْيِة عَنْد بَعْضِ المِجْتَمَعَاتِ البِدَائِيِّة ‎[S] This custom still prevails in some primitive societies ‏عَقلِيِّة بِدَائِيِّة رَجعِيِّة ‎[P] a primitive, reactionary mentality; {ʕaqliyye bidāʔiyye rajʕiyye} ‏ الإِنسَانِ البِدَائي ‎[P] primitive man
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Right, correct, accurate
مَظبُوْط
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Intimate, close (of a relation)
حَمِيْم نِحْنَا صْحَاب حَمِيْمِيْن [S] We're intimate friends هُوِّ صاحِب حَمِيم إِلِي [S] He's a close friend of mine
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Safe
آمِن، المؤنث: آمنِة
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Hospitable
مِضْيَاْف
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Poisoned
مَسمُوْم
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Armed
مُسَلَّح
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Peaceful (of a thing)
سِلمي رَايْدِيْن نْحَقِّق غَايِتْنَا بِالوَسَائِلِ السِّلْمِيِّة ‎[S] We want to achieve our purpose by peaceful means, ‏بِاْلطُّرُقِ السِلمِيِّة ‎[P] by peaceful means
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Wild, savage, barbaric, brutal
وَحشي طُقُوْس وَحْشِيِّة ‎[S] Savage rituals ‏جَرِيْمِة وَحشِيِّة ‎[P] a brutal crime; {jarīme waḥšiyye} ‏تَصَرُّف وَحشي ‎[P] barbaric behavior
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Racist Racial
عِنْصُرِي
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Upper (room, etc.)
فَوْقَاْنِي، ج فَوْقَاْنِين
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Lower, bottom
تحْتَاْنِي، ج تحْتَاْنِين
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Unemployed
مِتْعَطِّل عَاطِل عَنِ العَمَل
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Sect, denomination
طَائِفِة، ج طَوَائِف
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Haunted
مَسْكُوْن البَيْت مَسكُوْن ‎[P] the house is haunted; {'il-bēt maskūn} ‏قَال إِنَّو البَيْت مَسْكُوْن ‎[S] People say the house is haunted
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Influential
إِلَو نُفُوْذ
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Espionage (adjective), spying
جَاْسُوْسِي
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Defeated
مَغلُوْب، ج مَغلُوْبِيْن مَهْزوم طِلِع مَغْلُوْبْ بِالمْجَادَلِة ‎[S] He got the worst of the argument ‏في الحَرب فِشّ لَا غَالِب وَلَا مَغلُوْب ‎[P] proverb: in war there are neither victors nor vanquished
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Local, native
مَحَلّي
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Used to, accustomed (على = to)
مِتعَوِّد مُتَأَقْلِم مْعَوِّد، ج مْعَوّْدِيْن
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Wavy, turbulent (said of the ocean, sea, etc.)
هَاْيِج
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Shallow (depth)
فَاْيِش البُحَيْرَة كْتِير فَايْشِة بْهَالقِرْنِة ‎[S] The lake is very shallow at this point ‏حِطَّهْا بْزِبْدِيِّة فَايْشِة ‎[S] Put it in a shallow bowl
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Aggressive
عِدْوَاْنِي
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Nervous
عَصَبي
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Genius
عَبْقَرِي، ج عَبَاْقْرَة
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Enormous, huge, tremendous, immense
هَاْئِل مَهُوْل هادا مَشْرُوع مَهُوْل ‎[S] That's an enormous project
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Controversial
جَدَلِيّ
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Exceptional, extraordinary, unusual
اِسْتِثْنَاْئِيّ أَحْوَال اِسْتِثْنَائِيَّة = حالات اِسْتِثْنَائِيَّة exceptional circumstances
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Cursed, damned (literally)
مَلعُوْن، ج مَلعُوْنِيْن / مَلَاعِيْن،
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Admiring (ب / في = s.th.), pleased, satisfied (ب / في = with s.th.)
مُعجَب، ج مُعجَبِيْن أَنا مِعْجَب بِطُوْلِة بَالَك ‎[S] admire your patience ‏هُوِّ مُعجَب فِيْهَا ‎[P] he admires her; {huwwe muʕjab fīha} ‏مُعجَبَاتِ المُطرِب ‎[P] the singer's female fans; {muʕjabātᴵ-l-muṭreb} ‏وَاحَدِة مِن مُعجَبَاتَك ‎[P] one of your (women) admirers; {waḥade min muʕjabātak} ‏ النَاس مُعجَبِيْن فِيْه ‎[P] people admire him
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Losing, loser Unprofitable, loss-making, involving substantial losses
خَاْسِر خَسْرَاْن، ج خَسْرَاْنِيْن الرابِح والخاسِر ‎[CA] the winner and the loser شَرِكة خاسِرة ‎[CA] a loss-making company ‏مَصْنَع سَيّاراتٍ خاسِر ‎[CA] an unprofitable car factory ‏قَضيّة خاسِرة ‎[CA] a lost cause
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Westernised
مُتَغَرِّب
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Slippery
مُزْحَلِق
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Training (adjective)
تَدْرِيْبِي، المؤنث: تَدْرِيْبِيِّة دَوْرَة تَدْرِيبِة جْدِيدِة وِللا مْهِمِّة ‎[L] is it a training session or a mission
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Thoughtful, dreamy, preoccupied, lost in thought
صَافِن، ج صَافْنِيْن مَا لَك صَافِن ‎[P] why are you so preoccupied? what are you thinking about?; {mā lak ṣᾱfen} ‏قعد هَيْدَا صافِن ‎[L] this man sat there thinking

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