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41 مجنون
1́ adj. out of one's head, insane, mad, maniac, maniacal, demented, scatty, crazy, barmy, bonkers, daft, dotty, out of one's mind, screwy [sl.], up the pole [sl.], fool, madcap2́ off one's nut [sl.]3́ n. bedlam, madman, nut, tomfool [sl.] -
42 مجنون تماما
n. stark fool -
43 مخبول
adj. mentally deranged, insane, demented, crazed, mad, idiotic, lunatic, off his head, out of one's mind, fool, stupid, crack brained [sl.], loony [sl.], touched [sl.], potty [sl.] -
44 مخبول تماما
adj. stark fool -
45 مخبول قليلا
adj. little fool -
46 مزح
1́ adv. in play2́ n. banting3́ v. joke, make fun of, banter, fool, kid, frolic, fun, lark, laugh, skylark, trifle, waggle, rag, chaff -
47 هرج
1́ n. fussiness, pandemonium, playfulness2́ v. buffoon, fool -
48 يا للأحمق
interj. what a fool -
49 يوم كذبة إبريل
n. April Fool's Day, all fools' day -
50 أبله
أبْلَه (اسم)fool, simpleton, imbecile, idiot, dullard, dunce, dolt, dunderhead, moron, blockhead, fathead, oaf, ninny, numskull -
51 أحمق
أحْمَق (اسم)fool, idiot, imbecile, moron, simpleton, dullard, dolt, dunce, dunderhead, blockhead, fathead, oaf, ninny, numskull -
52 أرقع
أرْقَع: أحْمَقstupid, foolish, imbecilic, idiotic; fool, imbecile, idiot, simpleton -
53 أضاع الوقت
أضَاعَ الوَقْتَ (سُدىً)to waste time, fiddle away (one's time), fritter away, frivol, loiter, idle, fool around, dawdle, dally, trifle, twiddle one's thumbs, do nothing, kill time -
54 احتال على
اِحْتالَ على: خَدَعَ، غَشّto trick, dupe, gull, hoax, humbug; to deceive, fool, delude, bluff, beguile, mislead; to cheat, defraud, swindle, rook; to circumvent, outwit -
55 استحمق
اِسْتَحْمَقَ: وَجَدَهُ أحْمَقto find stupid, consider foolish, regard as a fool -
56 بهلول
بُهْلُولjester, fool, clown, buffoon, harlequin, merry-andrew -
57 خدع
خَدَعَ: خَتَلَ، اِحْتالَ على، غَشّto deceive, fool, delude, bluff, beguile, mislead; to cheat, defraud, swindle, con, double-cross, rook; to trick, dupe, gull, hoax, humbug, play a trick on, pull someone's leg; to circumvent, outwit -
58 سفيه
سَفِيه: أحْمَقfoolish, stupid, silly; fool -
59 ضعيف العقل
ضَعِيفُ العَقْلweak-minded, feebleminded, dim-witted, fat-witted, stupid, foolish, idiotic; idiot, imbecile, moron, fool, simpleton -
60 ضلل
ضَلّلَ: خَدَعَto mislead, beguile, delude, deceive, fool; to cheat; to trick
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