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1 تنشط
vigor -
2 'azza
be strong [Sem '-z-z, Mal ghaziz (dear), Akk ezezu (be fierce), Heb 'oz (vigor), Syr 'aziz (dear), Amh azzeze (command), Uga 'z (force), Phoen 'z] -
3 تغير للأفضل
1. heterosis 2. hybrid vigor -
4 حيوية
n. vitality, vigor, energy, liveliness, vigour, animation, ginger, life, spirit, sprightliness, vivacity, youthfulness, activity, vim, dash, verve, elan, pep, zing, drive, sparkle, zest, zip -
5 سريان مفعول
n. validity, validation, force, vigour, vigor -
6 قوة
1́ n. strength, clout, sinew, force, authority, forcefulness, forcing, capacity, power, virtue, might, hardihood, dint, vigor, vigour, potency, virility, intensity, iron, violence, vehemence, intension, severity, stoutness, solidity, leverage, ability2́ v. arm, enfeeble -
7 قوة الشباب
n. vigor, vigour -
8 مفعم بالحيوية
adj. full of life, full of vigor, full of energy, lively, animate, spirited, animated, vital, vigorous, active, energetic, dynamic, brisk, sprightly, vivacious, peppy, zippy, lusty -
9 نشاط
n. activity, goings on, energy, vigor, vigour, virility, liveliness, spirit, action, alacrity, forcefulness, mettle, promptitude, prosperity, pursuit, spunk, stir, vim, verve, pep, strenuousness, ginger, bounce, bang, momentum, movement, lift, kick -
10 شدة الأسر
شِدّةُ الأسْرstrength, vigor, power, force, energy -
11 ارتخى
اِرْتَخَىto loosen, slacken, sag; to relax; to languish, droop, flag, lose force or vigor; to be or become loose, slack, lax, limp, flaccid, flabby, languid -
12 انحل
اِنْحَلّ: اِرْتَخَى، ضَعُفَto loosen, slacken, sag, become loose; to relax, become relaxed; to be or become slack, limp, weak, feeble, frail, languid; to lose force or vigor -
13 جدد الشباب أو النشاط أو القوة
جَدّدَ الشّبَابَ أو النّشَاطَ أو القُوّةَ: أحْيَاto rejuvenate, reinvigorate, regenerate, revive, refresh, freshen up, recreate, reawaken, reanimate, revitalize, resuscitate, give new life or vigor or freshness toArabic-English new dictionary > جدد الشباب أو النشاط أو القوة
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14 حرارة
حَرَارَة: حَمَاسَة، حَمِيّةardor, fervor, passion; enthusiasm, eagerness, zeal, warmth; vehemence, violence, intensity, vigor -
15 حيوية
حَيَوِيّةvitality, vigor, energy, liveliness, animation, life, spirit, sprightliness, vivacity, activeness, activity, vim, dash, verve, elan, pep, zing, drive -
16 مليء بالحيوية
مَلِيءٌ (أو مُفْعَمٌ) بالحَيَويّةfull of life (vigor, energy), lively, animate(d), spirited, sprightly, vital, vigorous, active, energetic, dynamic, brisk, vivacious, peppy, lusty -
17 خار
خارَ: ضَعُفَ، وَهَنَ، تَرَاخَى، تَخَاذَلَto weaken, fail, languish, droop, flag, slacken, lose power or strength, decline in force or vigor; to be or become weak, feeble, asthenic, languid, flagging, droopy, flabby, effete -
18 شرة
شِرَّة: نَشَاطvitality, vigor, energy, vivacity, vim, zing -
19 عنفوان
عُنْفُوانvigor; prime, bloom; power, might, force; leverage, clout, authority; pride, haughtiness, self-importance -
20 غرب
غَرْب: حِدّة، نَشَاطvehemence, violence; vigor, vitality, energy
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