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1 deprive
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2 deprive
[dɪˈpraɪv] verb( with of) to take something away from:يَحْرِم، يُجَرِّد منThey deprived him of food and drink.
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3 جرد
1́ n. inventory, stocking2́ v. strip, divest, dispossess, empty, deprive, riffle, oust, inventory, unclothe, sucker, shear, denude -
4 حرم
1́ adj. disabled, inviolable, sacred2́ n. bead, sanctuary, beret, wife, excommunicate3́ v. forbid, forbade, ban, prohibit, proscribe, interdict, outlaw, debar, deny, deprive, dispossess, divest, suppress, restrain, rob, starve, contraband, geld, abridge, be forbidden -
5 منع
1́ n. forbidding, prevention, preventing, hindering, proscription, banning, obstruction, barring, obviation, interdiction, prohibition, forbiddance, averting, taboo, veto2́ v. prevent, stop, hinder, keep from, hold back, restrain from, inhibit, deter, bar, block, obstruct, forbade, estop, forbid, prohibit, interdict, ban, deny, withhold, deprive, debar, exclude, preclude, foreclose, ward off, immunize -
6 أرق
أرّقَ: سَهّدَto make sleepless, deprive of sleep, keep awake -
7 أسقط جنسية فلان
أسْقَطَ جِنْسِيّةَ فُلانto denaturalize, deprive of citizenship -
8 أعدم
أعْدَمَ: أفْقَدَto deprive of, dispossess of -
9 أقض مضجعه
أقَضّ مَضْجَعَهُ، أقَضّ عليه المَضْجَعَ -
10 أقض عليه المضجع
أقَضّ مَضْجَعَهُ، أقَضّ عليه المَضْجَعَ -
11 اغتصب
اِغْتَصَبَ (مِنْ): اِنْتَزَعَ، اِبْتَزّto extort (from), wring (from), wrest (from), exact (from), take by force (from), usurp (from), take over (from), disseise (from), seize unlawfully (from), rob (of), deforce (of), deprive (of), dispossess (of), strip (of) -
12 جرد من
جَرّدَ مِنْ: حَرَمَ، نَزَعَto divest of, dispossess of, strip of, deprive of, deny, take away from; to withhold from -
13 جرد من الملكية
جَرّدَ مِنَ المِلْكِيّةto expropriate, dispossess, deprive of (property, possession, ownership, etc.), disseise -
14 حرم
حَرَمَto deprive of, divest of, dispossess of, strip of, take away from; to disentitle; to deny, refuse (to grant), withhold from; to debar, exclude, preclude, bar, shut out, keep out -
15 سلب
سَلَبَ: نَهَبَ، سَرَقَ، اِبْتَزّto steal, rip off, rob, abstract, fleece, plunder, pillage, rifle, loot, spoil, despoil, spoliate, ravish, ransack, maraud; to strip of, dispossess of, deprive of -
16 سهد
سَهّدَ: أرّقَto make sleepless, deprive of sleep, keep awake -
17 عرى من
عَرّى مِنْ: حَرَمَ، جَرّدَto divest of, strip of, deprive of, dispossess of -
18 عور
عَوّرَ: صَيّرَهُ أعْوَرto deprive of one eye, make blind in one eye -
19 قنط
قَنّطَ: أيْأسَto drive to despair, deprive of hope, dishearten, discourage -
20 منع
مَنَعَ: حَرَمَto deny, refuse, withhold from; to deprive of; to debar, exclude, preclude, foreclose, shut out, put out
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