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1 celebrate
اِحْتَفَلَ بِـ \ celebrate: to mark an event by a feast or ceremony: I shall celebrate my 21st birthday tomorrow. observe: to honour (a custom, a feast day, etc.). -
2 celebrate
[ˈseləbreɪt] verbto mark by giving a party etc in honour of (a happy or important event):يَحْتَفِلI'm celebrating (my birthday) today.
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3 ihhtafala
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4 احتفل بـ
اِحْتَفَلَ بِـ \ celebrate: to mark an event by a feast or ceremony: I shall celebrate my 21st birthday tomorrow. observe: to honour (a custom, a feast day, etc.). -
5 observe
اِحْتَفَلَ بِـ \ celebrate: to mark an event by a feast or ceremony: I shall celebrate my 21st birthday tomorrow. observe: to honour (a custom, a feast day, etc.). -
6 أذاع
v. propagate, publish, proclaim, radio, transmit, broadcast, circulate, promulgate, vend, cry, bandy, blazon, break, celebrate -
7 أعلن
v. announce, declare, denote, enunciate, proclaim, profess, pronounce, promulgate, publicize, publish, put out, report, represent, show, sound, state, vote, advertise, avow, bill, gazette, portend, predicate, protest, usher, blare, celebrate, count -
8 أقام قداسا
v. celebrate -
9 إمتنع عن العمل في عيد
v. celebrate -
10 احتفل
1́ n. high time to2́ v. celebrate, feast one's eyes, party, fete, solemnize, lionize, rave, push out -
11 رأس قداسا
v. celebrate -
12 شارك في إاحتفال صاحب
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13 مجد
1́ adj. industrious, diligent, laborious2́ n. glory, lustre, popularity, celebrity, laurels, adoration, kudos, luster3́ v. glorify, glory, exalt, extol, praise highly, enthrone, laud, eulogize, falsify, magnify, assign, celebrate, canonize -
14 أحيا ذكرى
أحْيَا ذِكْرَىto commemorate, memorialize, observe, keep; to celebrate -
15 أشاد بـ
أشَادَ بِـ (أو بِذِكْرِهِ): أثْنَى علىto praise, commend, laud, eulogize, extol, celebrate; to give credit to, pay tribute to -
16 أفصح
أفْصَحَ: اِحْتَفَلَ بِعِيدِ الفِصْح (المَسِيحيّ) -
17 أفصح
أفْصَحَ: اِحْتَفَلَ بِعِيدِ الفِصْح (اليَهُودِيّ) -
18 أقام احتفالا إلخ
أقَامَ احْتِفالاً، حَفْلَةً إلخto hold (a ceremony, meeting, etc.), celebrate (a festival, etc.), give or throw (a party, reception, etc.) -
19 أقام القداس
أقَامَ القُدّاسَto say Mass, celebrate -
20 احتفل
اِحْتَفَلَ (بِذِكْرَى، بِشَخْصٍ إلخ)to celebrate; to commemorate; to observe, keep, memoralize, solemnize; to honor, welcome, receive graciously
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