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1 آل إلى
آلَ إلى: اِنْتَقَلَ إلى، صارَ مِلْكاً أو حَقّاً لِـto devolve upon, vest in, become vested in, pass to, accrue to, go to, revert to, fall to, descend to, be transferred to, be handed over to -
2 انتقل إلى
اِنْتَقَلَ إلى: آلَto pass to, descend to, fall to, go to, revert to, accrue to, be transferred or handed to, devolve upon, vest in, become vested in -
3 رجع إلى
رَجَعَ إلى: عادَ إلى أو على، آلَ إلىto be due to, belong to, accrue to, redound to, revert to, fall to, go to, pass to, devolve upon, vest in -
4 عاد إلى أو على
عادَ إلى أو على: آلَ إلى، رَجَعَ إلىto revert to, redound to, accrue to, fall to, go to, pass to, devolve upon, vest in, belong to, be or become due to
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