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1 hoard
اِخْتَزَنَ \ hoard: to save and store, often secretly: He hoards his money under the floor. \ مَالٌ مُدَّخَر \ hoard: a secret store of sth.: The police found a hoard of stolen goods. \ See Also مَالٌ مَكْنُوز -
2 مال
مَالُ \ bet: the money so risked: He lost his bet. \ See Also مَبْلَغ الرِّهان \ مَالٌ خَاصّ \ pocket: one’s personal money: I paid for that out of my own pocket, not with the firm’s money. \ مَالُ الرَّشْوَة \ bribe: money, etc. offered for the purpose of bribing sb.. \ مَالٌ مُخَصَّص (صندوق) \ fund: an amount of money for a special purpose: The "Save the Children Fund". \ مَالٌ مُدَّخَر \ hoard: a secret store of sth.: The police found a hoard of stolen goods. \ See Also مَالٌ مَكْنُوز \ المالُ المَرْدُود \ refund: money given back that one has paid: I demanded a refund. \ مَالٌ مُكْتَسَب \ earnings: the money that one earns. \ مَالٌ مَنْهوب \ plunder: plundered goods; plundering. \ مَالٌ وَفير \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil.
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