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101 حكم
حُكْم: إدَارَة، قِيَادَة، سُلْطَة، سَيْطَرَةrule; government, administration, management; direction; running, leading, leadership; control, command, dominion, authority, power, sway, reign -
102 في خدمتك
في خِدْمَتِكat your service, at your disposal, at your command -
103 على الرأس والعين
على الرّأسِ والعَيْنwith pleasure, gladly; at your service, at your command -
104 رب
رَبّ: ساسَ، سادَto rule, govern, control, dominate, be the master or lord of, have command or authority over -
105 رسم
رَسَمَ: أمَرَ بِمَرْسُومٍ إلخto decree, ordain, prescribe, lay down as a rule; to enjoin, command -
106 رهن إشارته
رَهْنَ إشارَتِهِat his beck and call, at his command, at his disposal, at his service -
107 ساد
سادَ: صارَ سَيّداً (على)، حَكَمَto be or become master (of, over), lord (of, over), chief (of, over), head (of, over); to have command or authority (over); to rule, govern, dominate -
108 سمعا وطاعة
سَمْعاً وطاعَةًانظر: أرْعاهُ سَمْعَهُ، اِسْتَرَقَ السّمْعَ، ثَقِيلُ السّمْع، شاهِدُ سَمْع -
109 سيطرة
سَيْطَرَةdomination, dominion, (pre)dominance, reign, control, grasp, grip, hold, command, rule, power, authority, mastery, sway, ascendancy, supremacy, upper hand, hegemony, influence -
110 سيطر على
سَيْطَرَ علىto dominate, predominate, control, command, rule (over), govern, sway, hold sway over, reign over, gain power over; to override, prevail over, have a dominant influence over, take hold of; to overpower, overcome, overwhelm, subdue, conquer, get the better of; to suppress -
111 سلطان
سُلْطان: سَطْوَة، سَيْطَرَة، نُفُوذ(supreme or sovereign) authority, sovereignty, power, rule, reign, dominion, sway, command, influence, domination, ascendancy, hegemony -
112 سلطة
سُلْطَة: حُكْم، قُوّة، سَيْطَرة، نُفُوذauthority, power, reign, rule, sway, command, control, dominion, domination, influence, clout, upper hand -
113 سيادة
سِيَادَةsovereignty; sovereign authority, rule, reign, dominion, domination, dominance, command, mastery, mastership, predominance, prevalence, supremacy, primacy, ascendancy -
114 ضبط النفس
ضَبْطُ النّفْسself-control, self-command, self-restraint, discipline, temperance -
115 فرض
فَرَضَ (على): أوْجَبَto impose (upon), enjoin (on), make incumbent (upon), make something someone's duty; to ordain, decree, prescribe; to dictate; to order, command, require -
116 فرض
فَرْض: أمْرorder, command, dictate, precept, injunction, decree, ordinance -
117 قضى
قَضَى: فَرَضَ، أمَرَ، حَتّمَto impose, enjoin, make incumbent (upon); to ordain, decree, prescribe; to order, command, require; to necessitate, make necessary or requisite -
118 قيادة
قِيَادَةleadership, lead; leading; guidance, guiding; conduct(ing), control(ling); command; direction; driving, drive, steering, steerage, piloting -
119 كلف بـ
كَلّفَ بِـ: طَلَبَ إلى، فَرَضَ على، أمَرَ بِـto ask (someone to do something), charge (with), require, instruct, direct, order, command, demand -
120 مجلس قيادة الثورة
مَجْلِسُ قِيَادَةِ الثّوْرَة
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