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1 intellect
[ˈɪntɪlekt] nounthe thinking power of the mind:عَقْل، فِكْر، القُوَّه العَقْلِيَّهHe was a person of great intellect.
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2 intellect
تَفْكير \ consideration: considering: The plan is still under consideration. intellect: the power of the mind (compared with the feelings). thought: thinking; a way of thinking: He was deep in thought. -
3 intellect
ذِهْن \ head: the brain: I did that sum in my head. intellect: the power of the mind (compared with the feelings). -
4 intellect
فِكْر \ intellect: the power of the mind (compared with the feelings). thought: thinking; a way of thinking: He was deep in thought. \ See Also تفكير (تَفْكير) -
5 'aql
reason, mind, intellect, intelligence ['aqala] Hin aql, Ind akal, Kyr akyl, Per 'aql, Swa akili, Tur akil, Uzb aql borrowed from Ar -
6 الفكر
1) ideo- 2) intellect -
7 حكمة
n. intellect, wisdom, sapience, sagacity, prudence, foresight, discreetness, policy, sobering, wholesomeness, aphorism, maxim, proverb, say -
8 ذكاء
n. intelligence, astuteness, brilliance, brilliancy, smartness, cleverness, cuteness, understanding, savvy, penetration, quickness, sagacity, shrewdness, brain, intellect, mentality, mind, wit -
9 عقل
1́ n. mind, intellect, nous, brains, wit, mentality, reason, intelligence, sense, psyche, pate, skull2́ v. layer, picket, steady -
10 فطنة
n. acumen, discernment, insight, sagacity, perspicacity, shrewdness, astuteness, wit, acuteness, acuity, keenness, intellect -
11 فكر
1́ n. intellect, thought, idea2́ v. think, cerebrate, reason, think out, think over, bethink, consider, contemplate, reflect, meditate, speculate on -
12 نباهة
n. intellect, shrewdness, smartness, eminence, celebrity -
13 ألمع
ألْمَع، ألْمَعِيّ: ذَكِيّ، شَدِيدُ الذّكَاءbrilliant, bright, intelligent, smart, clever, shrewd, sagacious; intellect -
14 ألمعي
ألْمَع، ألْمَعِيّ: ذَكِيّ، شَدِيدُ الذّكَاءbrilliant, bright, intelligent, smart, clever, shrewd, sagacious; intellect -
15 إدراك
إدْراك: تَمْيِيز، فَهْم، مَعْرِفَة، بَصِيرَة، عَقْلperception, discernment, realization, noticing, seeing, recognition, apprehension, comprehension, grasp (ing), understanding, conception; awareness, consciousness, cognizance, cognition; knowledge; reason, intelligence, intellect, mind, mentality -
16 إرب
إرْب: عَقْلmind, intellect, brain, reason, intelligence, sense -
17 حضور الذهن أو البديهة
حُضُورُ الذّهْنِ أو البَدِيهَةpresence of mind, quickness (of intellect), quick thinking or perception, alertness of mind, acuteness, sharpness, keenness, shrewdness, perspicacity, subtlety; intelligence; repartee -
18 حجى
حِجىً، حِجاً: عَقْل، بَصيرَةintellect, mind, brain(s), reason, intelligence, sense, wit, understanding; discernment, insight, sagacity, acumen, perspicacity, astuteness -
19 حجا
حِجىً، حِجاً: عَقْل، بَصيرَةintellect, mind, brain(s), reason, intelligence, sense, wit, understanding; discernment, insight, sagacity, acumen, perspicacity, astuteness -
20 ذهن
ذِهنmind, intellect
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