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41 تدن
تَدَنّ (التّدَنّي): هُبُوط، اِنْخِفاضdrop(ping), sinking, fall(ing), fall-off, decline, decrease, diminution, shrinking, shrinkage, dwindling, slump, depression; depreciation -
42 تدنى
تَدَنّى: هَبَطَ، اِنْخَفَضَto sink, drop, fall, decline, go down, decrease, diminish, shrink, dwindle, slump; to be or become low, low-grade, low-level, inferior, poor, bad -
43 تصغير
تَصْغِيرdiminution, decrease, decreasing, reduction, lessening, minimization -
44 تضاءل
تَضَاءَلَto dwindle, wane, diminish, decrease, lessen, abate, decline, shrink, drop off, fall, grow less, become (steadily) less; to be or become small, little, slight, meager, scanty, sparse, thin -
45 تضاؤل
تَضَاؤُلdwindling, waning, wane, diminution, decrease, lessening, abatement, decline, shrinkage, shrinking, drop(ping), fall(ing), fall-off; sparsity, scarcity, scantiness, meagerness, exiguity, paucity, insufficiency, slightness, smallness, littleness, insignificance -
46 تغيض
تَغَيّضَ: قَلّ، اِنْخَفَضَto decrease, diminish, recede -
47 تقاصر
تَقَاصَرَ: قَصُرَ، تَضَاءَلَ، تَقَلّصَto shorten, dwindle, diminish, decrease, shrink, contract -
48 تقلص
تَقَلّص: اِنْخِفاض، تَضَاؤُلshrink(ing), shrinkage, dwindling, diminution, decrease, decline -
49 تقلص
تَقَلّصَ: اِنْخَفَضَ، تَضَاءَلَto shrink, dwindle, recede, diminish, decrease, decline -
50 تقليص
تَقْلِيص: مَصْدَر قَلّصَcontraction, constriction; shrinking, shrinkage; deflation; reduction, decrease, diminution -
51 تقليل
تَقْلِيل: مَصْدَر قَلّلَlessening, decrease, decreasing, diminution, diminishing, reduction, reducing, minifying, minimization, minimizing, making less, making small(er) or few(er) -
52 تناقص
تَنَاقَصَ: نَقَصَ تَدْرِيجِيّاًto decrease (gradually), diminish (progressively), dwindle, grow less (by degrees), lessen (bit by bit), taper (off), decline (off), shrink, drop (off), fall, wane, abate -
53 تناقص
تَنَاقُصdecrease, diminution, dwindling, decrement, lessening, decline, shrinkage, shrinking, drop(ping), fall(ing), fall-off, waning, wane -
54 حد
حَدّ (مِنْ): قَيّدَ، حَصَرَ، كَبَحَ، خَفّفَto limit, restrict, confine; to curb, check, control, restrain, repress, hinder, hold back; to curtail, reduce, decrease, lessen, mitigate, alleviate, moderate, soften -
55 شح
شَحّ: تَضَاءَلَ، قَلّto run short, fall short, run out, fail, be scarce or insufficient, decrease, diminish, decline, dwindle -
56 صغر
صَغُرَ: دَقّ، قَلّto be or become small, little, tiny, minute; to decrease, diminish, lessen, shrink, wane, dwindle -
57 صغر
صَغّرَ: خَفّضَto diminish, decrease, reduce, lessen, minimize, make small(er) or little(r) -
58 ضاق
ضاقَ: ضِدّ اِتّسَعَ، حَرِجَto narrow, contract, decrease in width, tighten; to be or become narrow, tight, close; to be straitened, confined, limited -
59 قص في الضغط
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60 قل
قَلّ: اِنْخَفَضَto be or become little, small, few; to lessen, decrease, diminish, drop (off), become less, grow less; to be or become less (than), smaller (than), fewer (than)
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