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81 عسير
adj. difficult, hard, complicated, uphill, troublesome, stubborn, strenuous, severe, intractable, precipitous, knotty, strait, terrible -
82 عويص
adj. abstruse, recondite, difficult, strenuous, stiff, opaque, deep, profound, abstract -
83 معقد
1́ adj. complicated, convoluted, complex, intricate, perplexing, involute, tricky, knotty, deep, knotted, snarled, tangly, entangled, tangled, inextricable, difficult, busy, sophisticated, invalid, nasty2́ n. intricacy, doctrine -
84 أشكل
أشْكَلَ (الأمْرُ): اِلْتَبَسَto be or become dubious, doubtful, uncertain, ambiguous, equivocal, obscure, vague, intricate, hard, difficult, problematic, complex -
85 أصعب
أصْعَب: أكْثَرُ صُعُوبَةًmore difficult, harder; more arduous, tougher; more complicated, more complex -
86 أصعب
أصْعَبَ: اِسْتَصْعَبَto find difficult, find hard -
87 أعاق
أعَاقَto hinder, hamper, impede, obstruct, block, (en)cumber, handicap, stand in the way of, make difficult or slow the progress of; to delay, retard, slow, put off, hold up; to prevent, restrain, detain, hold (back), countercheck; to frustrate, thwart -
88 أعسر
أعْسَر: أصْعَبmore difficult, harder -
89 أعضل
أعْضَلَto be or become problematic, complex, difficult, intricate, enigmatic, puzzling, mysterious -
90 إحراج
إحْراجembarrassment, disconcertion, discomfiture; putting in an embarrassing or critical situation, forcing into an awkward or difficult position; difficulty, strait(s) -
91 استصعب
اِسْتَصْعَبَ: وَجَدَهُ صَعْباًto find difficult, consider hard -
92 استعسر
اِسْتَعْسَرَ: وَجَدَهُ عَسِيراًto find difficult, hard, tough -
93 استعصى
اِسْتَعْصَىto defy, oppose, resist; to be recalcitrant, refractory, insubordinate; to be difficult, hard, intricate; to be incurable, irremediable, remediless -
94 استغلق
اِسْتَغْلَقَ (الأمْرُ): اِلْتَبَسَ، أشْكَلَto be obscure, vague, equivocal, ambiguous, dubious; to be abstruse, recondite, incomprehensible, unfathomable, impenetrable, hard, difficult, complex, complicated -
95 انقطاع النفس
اِنْقِطاعُ النّفَسpant, gasp, breathlessness; apnea; dyspnea, difficult breathing, labored respiration -
96 بهر
بُهْر: اِنْقِطَاعُ النّفَسpant, gasp, breathlessness; apnea; dyspnea, difficult breathing, labored respiration -
97 تصاعب
تَصَاعَبَto be or become difficult; to be or become strict, severe, stringent, hard, harsh, tough -
98 تعذر
تَعَذّرَto be or become impossible, impracticable, unfeasible, hopeless; to be or become difficult, hard -
99 تعقد
تَعَقّدَ (الأمْرُ)to complicate, snarl; to be or become complicated, complex, intricate, knotty, tangled, difficult -
100 تعجيز
تَعْجيزdisablement, incapacitation, weakening, crippling, hamstringing, paralyzation, paralyzing, making powerless or ineffective, making it impossible or too difficult for someone to do something; frustration, thwarting, foiling, balking, defeating
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