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1 خام
adj. spoiled, stinking, bad smelling, fusty, rotten -
2 دنيء
1́ adj. dirty, low down, mean, sordid, servile, shabby, stinking, vile, sleazy, villainous, seamy, rank, currish, obsequious2́ n. scurvy, loon -
3 سكران منتن
adj. stinking -
4 كريه الرائحة
adj. stinking, malodorous, smelling, smelly, fetid, rank, noisome, fusty, foetid -
5 آسن
آسِنstagnant, stinking, brackish -
6 أسن
أسَنَ، أسِنَ: صارَ آسِناًto stagnate, stink, become stagnant, become stinking; to become brackish, corrupted -
7 أسن
أسَنَ، أسِنَ: صارَ آسِناًto stagnate, stink, become stagnant, become stinking; to become brackish, corrupted -
8 ألخن
ألْخَن: مُنْتِن، نَتِنstinking, fetid -
9 أنتن
أنْتَنَto stink, emit a strong offensive smell; to be or become bad-smelling, malodorous, stinking, fetid; to rot -
10 تفل
تَفِل: كَرِيهُ الرّائِحةmalodorous, foul-smelling, stinking, fetid, rank -
11 خام
خامّ: نَتِن، فاسِدstinking, foul-smelling, malodorous, bad-smelling, ill-smelling, evil-smelling, fetid, rank, rancid, noisome, fusty, musty, offensive, smelly; rotten, putrid, putrefied, decayed, decomposed, spoiled -
12 دفر
دَفِر: مُنْتِن، خامّstinking, fetid -
13 زخم
زَخِم: مُنْتِنstinking, malodorous, fetid, rank, rancid -
14 زهم
زَهِم: نَتِنfetid, malodorous, stinking -
15 سهك
سَهكَ: أنْتَنَto stink; to be stinking, malodorous -
16 سهك
سَهِكٌ: نَتِنstinking, malodorous, bad-smelling -
17 عطن
عَطِن: نَتِنputrid, rotten, decayed; stinking -
18 كريه الرائحة
كَرِيهُ الرّائِحَةstinking, foul-smelling, malodorous, bad-smelling, ill-smelling, evil-smelling, smelly, fetid, rank, rancid, noisome, fusty, musty, offensive -
19 لخن
لَخِنَ: أنْتَنَto stink; to be or become stinking, fetid -
20 نتن
نَتِن: مُنْتِنstinking, malodorous, bad-smelling, foul-smelling, evil-smelling, ill-smelling, fetid, rank, rancid, noisome, fusty, musty, offensive, smelly; rotten, putrid, putrified, decayed, decomposed, spoiled
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