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1 congregate
[ˈkɔŋgrɪgeɪt] verbto come or bring together:يَجْتَمِع، يَحْتَشِدA large crowd congregated in the street.
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2 ssaba
be a child [?]--------hit, be right [Ara tzwb (congregate)] -
3 اجتمع
v. meet, get together, convene, assemble, congregate, reunite, summon, gang up on, muster, herd with -
4 احتشد
v. be gathered, crowd, huddle, congregate, throng, flock, troop, teem, swarm, jostle, muster -
5 تجمهر
1́ n. crowding, grouping2́ v. congregate, assemble, throng, swarm, mob, mill -
6 جمع
1́ n. band, bean, gathering, scratch together, combination, ingathering, collecting, cast, collection, ally, pickup, grouping, joining up, uniting, aggregate, connecting, summation, summing up, assemblage2́ v. accumulate, address, amass, pile, pile up, combine, piece together, stack, assemble, collect, compose, gather, pool, put together, sum, sum up, round up, tot, total, totalize, unite, add, compile, corral, congregate, embody, glean, herd, muster -
7 اجتمع
اِجْتَمَعَ: اِلْتَقَى، تَلاَقَى، تَجَمّعَto meet, come together, join (each other); to get together, assemble, gather, congregate, collect, band together; to rally -
8 احتشد
اِحْتَشَدَ: تَجَمّعَto gather (in crowds), rally, assemble, congregate, come together, crowd (together), throng (together), flock together, band together, troop, pack, swarm, muster, concentrate; to be gathered, rallied, assembled, crowded; to be concentrated, massed, mustered; to be mobilized; to accumulate, cumulate, pile up, be heaped up -
9 تجمع
تَجَمّعَto gather, assemble, congregate, get together, meet, collect, come together, band together, flock together, throng together, pack, troop, crowd, muster, swarm, teem; to rally; to concentrate, be concentrated, be massed (troops, etc.) to aggregate; to accumulate, cumulate, collect, pile up, be heaped up; to cluster, agglomerate, conglomerate -
10 تجمهر
تَجَمْهَرَ: تَجَمّعَ، اِحْتَشَدto gather, assemble, congregate, crowd (together), collect in numbers, band together, flock together, throng together, pack, swarm, teem; to rally -
11 جمع
جَمَعَ: ضَمّ، وَصَلَ، حَشَدَto gather, collect; to pick (up); to combine, group; to join, unite, conjoin, connect, couple, pair; to assemble, put together, piece together, fit together, joint; to raise, collect (funds, money, contributions, etc.); to aggregate; to accumulate; amass, pile up, heap up, stack; to assemble, bring together, congregate, crowd, rally, round up; to band; to muster, summon -
12 جمع
جَمّعَto accumulate, amass, pile up, heap up, stack; to gather, collect; to assemble, put together, fit together, join, unite, group, bring together; to aggregate; to congregate, crowd, rally, round up; to concentrate, mass (troops, etc.) -
13 جمهر
جَمْهَرَ: جَمَعَ، حَشَدَto gather, collect; to crowd, assemble, congregate, rally, round up -
14 حشد
حَشَدَ: جَمَعَ، كَدّسَto gather, collect, assemble, congregate, crowd, rally, round up; to accumulate, amass, pile up, heap up, stack -
15 حشر
حَشَرَ: جَمَعَto gather, assemble, crowd, congregate, overcrowd -
16 حفل
حَفَلَ: تَجَمّعَ، اِحْتَشَدَto gather, assemble, rally, congregate, crowd (together), throng (together)
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