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21 تفرغ لـ
تَفَرّغَ لِـ: اِنْصَرَفَ إلى، تَجَرّدَ لِـ، خَلاَ لِـto devote oneself to, dedicate oneself to, apply oneself to, turn to, attend to, give one's entire attention to, engage wholly in, occupy oneself exclusively with, give all one's time to, work full time on -
22 تفضى لـ
تَفَضّى لِـ: تَفَرّغَto devote oneself to, dedicate oneself to; to have (free) time to -
23 توفر على
تَوَفّرَ على: اِنْكَبّ علىto devote oneself to, dedicate oneself to, apply oneself to, attend to, turn to -
24 دشن
دَشّنَ: اِفْتَتَحَto inaugurate, dedicate, open -
25 رصد
رَصَدَ: خَصّصَ (مالاً إلخ)to appropriate, earmark, set apart, set aside, designate, dedicate, destine, allocate, allot, assign -
26 سبل المال
سَبّلَ المالَ -
27 عكف على
عَكَفَ على: اِنْكَبّ على، اِنْهَمَكَ فيto devote oneself to, dedicate oneself to, apply oneself to, be dedicated to; to engage in, occupy oneself with, busy oneself with; to be or become engaged in, occupied with, busy with -
28 قدس
قَدّسَ: جَعَلَهُ مُقَدّساًto hallow, sanctify; to consecrate, dedicate; to glorify -
29 كرس
كَرّسَ: خَصّصَ، وَقَفَto dedicate, consecrate, devote -
30 نذر لله
نَذَرَ لِلّهِto vow to God, make a vow to God; to consecrate or dedicate (by a vow) to God -
31 وقف الشيء على
وَقَفَ الشّيْءَ على: كَرّسَهُ لِـ، خَصّصَهُ لِـto dedicate to, consecrate to, devote to -
32 consecrate
[ˈkɔnsɪkreɪt] verbto set apart for a holy use; to dedicate to God:يُكَرِّسُ حَياتَه لِخِدْمَة اللهThe bishop consecrated the new church.
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