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1 سكن
سَكَّنَ \ appease: to calm or satisfy (hunger, anger, etc.) by giving what is wanted. quieten: to make quiet: She tried to quieten the crying child. relieve: to lessen (sb.’s) anxiety; lessen pain or pressure: I was relieved to hear of his safe arrival. The medicine relieved my pain. soothe: to calm or quieten (wounded feelings, nerves, etc.): She soothed the crying baby. \ See Also هدأ (هَدَّأَ) \ سَكَنَ (فِعْل) \ inhabit: to live in: That house is not inhabited now. live: to have one’s home: He lives in London. occupy: to live in, at a particular time: He owns that house but he only occupies it at weekends. reside: to live; have one’s home. \ سَكَنَ كَنَزيل \ lodge: to stay in lodgings; stay as a paying guest in a private house. -
2 appease
سَكَّنَ \ appease: to calm or satisfy (hunger, anger, etc.) by giving what is wanted. quieten: to make quiet: She tried to quieten the crying child. relieve: to lessen (sb.’s) anxiety; lessen pain or pressure: I was relieved to hear of his safe arrival. The medicine relieved my pain. soothe: to calm or quieten (wounded feelings, nerves, etc.): She soothed the crying baby. \ See Also هدأ (هَدَّأَ) -
3 quieten
سَكَّنَ \ appease: to calm or satisfy (hunger, anger, etc.) by giving what is wanted. quieten: to make quiet: She tried to quieten the crying child. relieve: to lessen (sb.’s) anxiety; lessen pain or pressure: I was relieved to hear of his safe arrival. The medicine relieved my pain. soothe: to calm or quieten (wounded feelings, nerves, etc.): She soothed the crying baby. \ See Also هدأ (هَدَّأَ) -
4 relieve
سَكَّنَ \ appease: to calm or satisfy (hunger, anger, etc.) by giving what is wanted. quieten: to make quiet: She tried to quieten the crying child. relieve: to lessen (sb.’s) anxiety; lessen pain or pressure: I was relieved to hear of his safe arrival. The medicine relieved my pain. soothe: to calm or quieten (wounded feelings, nerves, etc.): She soothed the crying baby. \ See Also هدأ (هَدَّأَ) -
5 soothe
سَكَّنَ \ appease: to calm or satisfy (hunger, anger, etc.) by giving what is wanted. quieten: to make quiet: She tried to quieten the crying child. relieve: to lessen (sb.’s) anxiety; lessen pain or pressure: I was relieved to hear of his safe arrival. The medicine relieved my pain. soothe: to calm or quieten (wounded feelings, nerves, etc.): She soothed the crying baby. \ See Also هدأ (هَدَّأَ) -
6 لطف
لَطَّفَ \ soothe: to calm or quieten (wounded feelings, nerves, etc.): She soothed the crying baby. \ See Also هدأ (هَدَّأَ)، سكن (سَكَّن) -
7 soothe
لَطَّفَ \ soothe: to calm or quieten (wounded feelings, nerves, etc.): She soothed the crying baby. \ See Also هدأ (هَدَّأَ)، سكن (سَكَّن)
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