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اِلْتَصَقَ بعضه بالبعض الآخر \ cuddle: to lie close and comfortably: The children cuddled together for warmth. \ تَحَاضَنَ \ cuddle: to lie close and comfortably: The children cuddled together for warmth. -
2 cuddle
حَضَنَ \ brood: (of birds) sit on eggs in a nest. cuddle: to hold sb. close and lovingly. embrace: to hold (sb.) in one’s arms, as a sign of love or of friendship. hatch: (of a bird) to produce (baby birds) from eggs by sitting on them till they are ready. hug: to hold (sb. or sth,. esp. a much loved person) tightly to one’s body: She hugged her friend tightly. -
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عَانَقَ \ caress: (to give sb) a loving touch: He caressed her soft brown hair. cuddle: to hold sb. close and lovingly. embrace: to hold (sb.) in one’s arms, as a sign of love or of friendship. hug: hold (sb. or sth., esp. a much loved person) tightly to one’s body: She hugged her friend tightly. \ See Also رَبَّتَ على، لاطف (لاَطَفَ)، حضن (حَضَنَ) -
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[ˈkadl]1. verbto hug affectionately:يَحضن، يَضُم إلى صَدرهThe mother cuddled the child until he fell asleep.
2. nounan affectionate hug.تَعانُق، حَضْن -
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6 حضن
1́ n. lap, kiss, bosom2́ v. cuddle, enfold, nestle, clasp, nurture, stain, baby-sit -
7 عانق
v. embrace, hug, cuddle, enfold, fold, clasp, press, lock, neck, caress, grasp, pet -
8 عناق
n. embracing, hugging, hug, cuddle, caress, squeeze, grasp, clasp, conversion -
9 استكن
اِسْتَكَنّ: تَضَامّ الْتِمَاساً لِلدّفْء، سَكَنَ، اِسْترَاحَto nestle, cuddle, snuggle, snug, ensconce, curl up cozily, settle snugly, lie comfortably; to calm down, repose, rest -
10 حضن
حَضَنَ: ضَمّ إلى صَدْرِهِ، عانَقَto embrace, hug, cuddle, enfold, nestle, snuggle, clasp (in the arms), take in the arms, press to the bosom -
11 حضن
حَضْن: مُعَانَقَةembrace, embracing, hug(ging), cuddle, cuddling, enfolding, accolade -
12 ضم
ضَمّ (إلى صَدْرِهِ): عانَقَ، حَضَنَto embrace, hug, cuddle, snuggle, take in the arms, press to the bosom -
13 ضمة
ضَمّة: عِنَاقembrace, hug, cuddle -
14 عانق
عانَقَ: حَضَنَ، ضَمّ إلى صَدْرِهِto embrace, hug, cuddle, enfold, nestle, snuggle, take in the arms, clasp (in the arms), press to the bosom -
15 عناق
عِنَاق: مُعَانَقَةembrace, embracing, hug(ging), cuddle, cuddling, enfolding, accolade -
16 كنكن
كَنْكَنَ: اِسْتَكَنّto say (at) home; to make oneself at home; to nestle, snuggle, snug, cuddle -
17 التصق بعضه بالبعض الآخر
اِلْتَصَقَ بعضه بالبعض الآخر \ cuddle: to lie close and comfortably: The children cuddled together for warmth. -
18 تحاضن
تَحَاضَنَ \ cuddle: to lie close and comfortably: The children cuddled together for warmth. -
19 حضن
حَضَنَ \ brood: (of birds) sit on eggs in a nest. cuddle: to hold sb. close and lovingly. embrace: to hold (sb.) in one’s arms, as a sign of love or of friendship. hatch: (of a bird) to produce (baby birds) from eggs by sitting on them till they are ready. hug: to hold (sb. or sth,. esp. a much loved person) tightly to one’s body: She hugged her friend tightly. -
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عَانَقَ \ caress: (to give sb) a loving touch: He caressed her soft brown hair. cuddle: to hold sb. close and lovingly. embrace: to hold (sb.) in one’s arms, as a sign of love or of friendship. hug: hold (sb. or sth., esp. a much loved person) tightly to one’s body: She hugged her friend tightly. \ See Also رَبَّتَ على، لاطف (لاَطَفَ)، حضن (حَضَنَ)
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