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1 لفق
لَفَّقَ \ fake: to make a thing look like the real thing in order to deceive: He faked illness to avoid the work. invent: to write or say (sth.) imaginary or untrue (so as to amuse or to deceive): Writers invent characters. As he had no good reason for being late, he invented one. make up: to say or write sth. untrue: They made up that story to deceive you. -
2 fake
لَفَّقَ \ fake: to make a thing look like the real thing in order to deceive: He faked illness to avoid the work. invent: to write or say (sth.) imaginary or untrue (so as to amuse or to deceive): Writers invent characters. As he had no good reason for being late, he invented one. make up: to say or write sth. untrue: They made up that story to deceive you. -
3 invent
لَفَّقَ \ fake: to make a thing look like the real thing in order to deceive: He faked illness to avoid the work. invent: to write or say (sth.) imaginary or untrue (so as to amuse or to deceive): Writers invent characters. As he had no good reason for being late, he invented one. make up: to say or write sth. untrue: They made up that story to deceive you. -
4 make up
لَفَّقَ \ fake: to make a thing look like the real thing in order to deceive: He faked illness to avoid the work. invent: to write or say (sth.) imaginary or untrue (so as to amuse or to deceive): Writers invent characters. As he had no good reason for being late, he invented one. make up: to say or write sth. untrue: They made up that story to deceive you. -
5 اختلق
اِخْتَلَقَ \ invent: to write or say (sth.) imaginary or untrue (so as to amuse or to deceive): Writers invent characters. As he had no good reason for being late, he invented one. make up: to say or write sth. untrue: They made up that story to deceive you. -
6 invent
اِخْتَلَقَ \ invent: to write or say (sth.) imaginary or untrue (so as to amuse or to deceive): Writers invent characters. As he had no good reason for being late, he invented one. make up: to say or write sth. untrue: They made up that story to deceive you. -
7 make up
اِخْتَلَقَ \ invent: to write or say (sth.) imaginary or untrue (so as to amuse or to deceive): Writers invent characters. As he had no good reason for being late, he invented one. make up: to say or write sth. untrue: They made up that story to deceive you.
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