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1 سفع
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2 شيط
شَيَّطَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. -
3 صلى
صَلَى \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. \ See Also سفع (سَفَعَ) -
4 scorch
صَلَى \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. \ See Also سفع (سَفَعَ) -
5 scorch
سَفَعَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. sear: to burn or dry as if with great heat. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. \ See Also شيط (شَيَّطَ)، لفح (لَفَحَ)، حرق (حَرَقَ) -
6 sear
سَفَعَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. sear: to burn or dry as if with great heat. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. \ See Also شيط (شَيَّطَ)، لفح (لَفَحَ)، حرق (حَرَقَ) -
7 singe
سَفَعَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. sear: to burn or dry as if with great heat. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. \ See Also شيط (شَيَّطَ)، لفح (لَفَحَ)، حرق (حَرَقَ) -
8 scorch
شَيَّطَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. -
9 singe
شَيَّطَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat.
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