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1 phenomenon
حَدَثٌ خارِق \ phenomenon: a fact or event (in nature or society) as it appears, esp. one that is unusual or of scientific interest: Snow in Egypt is an almost unknown phenomenon. \ ظَاهِرَة \ phenomenon: a fact or event (in nature or society) as it appears, esp. one that is unusual or of scientific interest: Snow in Egypt is an almost unknown phenomenon. -
2 حدث
حَدَثٌ \ affair: a happening; event; action: The meeting was a noisy affair. event: a happening: an exciting event, a race, etc., in sports The next event will be the long jump. juvenile: (usu. in law) a young person (in Britain, anyone under the age of 18). occurrence: sth. that happens: an unusual occurrence. young: not old: Have you got a young child?. \ أَحْداث \ proceedings: what happens at a meeting or ceremony: The day’s proceedings were reported in the newspapers. \ See Also وقائع( وقائع) \ حَدَثٌ خارِق \ phenomenon: a fact or event (in nature or society) as it appears, esp. one that is unusual or of scientific interest: Snow in Egypt is an almost unknown phenomenon. -
3 ظاهرة
ظَاهِرَة \ phenomenon: a fact or event (in nature or society) as it appears, esp. one that is unusual or of scientific interest: Snow in Egypt is an almost unknown phenomenon.
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