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1 honorary
شَرَفيّ \ honorary: working without pay: He is honorary medical adviser to the Red Cross, (of titles, positions, etc.) received as an honour, without having to pay or pass an examination or perform any duty He was made an honorary member of the club. \ فَخْرِيّ \ honorary: (of titles, positions, etc.) received as an honour, without having to pay or pass an examination or perform any duty: He was made an honorary member of the club, working without pay He is honorary medical adviser to the Red Cross. -
2 شرفة
شُرْفَة \ balcony: a shelf-like structure where people may stand or sit, built out from an upstairs floor of a building. veranda(h): a shelter (with roof and floor but no outside wall) along the side of a house, where one can sit in hot weather. \ شُرْفَة دَاخِليّة (في مَسْرَح) \ balcony: (in a theatre) rows of seats upstairs. \ شُرْفَة المَسْرَح \ gallery: an upper floor at the back of a hall or theatre. \ شَرَفيّ \ honorary: working without pay: He is honorary medical adviser to the Red Cross, (of titles, positions, etc.) received as an honour, without having to pay or pass an examination or perform any duty He was made an honorary member of the club. -
3 فخري
فَخْرِيّ \ honorary: (of titles, positions, etc.) received as an honour, without having to pay or pass an examination or perform any duty: He was made an honorary member of the club, working without pay He is honorary medical adviser to the Red Cross.
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