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1 باق
adj. remaining, lasting, residual, enduring, odd, permanent, imperishable, everlasting, surviving -
2 ثابت
adj. firm, fixed, stable, abiding, stabile, steady, solid, fast, enduring, strong, steadfast, lasting, stiff, stubborn, unfailing, habitual, sturdy, substantive, stationary, immovable, immobile, unmoved, standing, lingering, indubitable, constant -
3 ثبت
1́ adj. assured, enduring2́ n. bolter, benefit, brace3́ v. fix, catch, fasten, affirm, bite, strengthen, substantiate, stick, reinforce, chock, confirm, anchor, bend, bolt, cable, establish, pin down, plant, set, stabilize, stay, steady, corroborate, evince, lash, aver, belay, last, secure, spike -
4 متين
adj. consistent, robust, safe, secure, enduring, stabile, staunch, stout, sound, solid, strong, able-bodied, firm, tough, sturdy, substantial, durable, lasting -
5 مستمر
adj. constant, everlasting, continual, persistent, enduring, abiding, standing, permanent, unending, incessant -
6 استقر
اِسْتَقَرّ: ثَبَتَto be or become well-established, firmly established, settled, firm, fixed, steady, stable, solid, enduring, durable, lasting, unshakable; to be or become stationary, immobile -
7 باق
باقٍ (الباقي): مُسْتَمِر، دائِمremaining, staying; lasting, continuing, enduring, permanent; everlasting, eternal -
8 تكبد
تَكَبّد: تَحَمّلsufferance, suffering, bearing, endurance, enduring, sustainment, sustaining, undergoing, experiencing, incurrence, incurring -
9 ثابت
ثابِت: راسِخ، مُسْتَقِر، مَتِينfirm, fixed, stable, steady, firmly established, well-established, ingrained, solid, strong, tough, enduring, durable, lasting, permanent, unchangeable, unshakable -
10 ثابت
ثابِت: دائِم، باقٍpermanent, lasting, enduring, durable, continuing, continual, standing, abiding -
11 ثبت
ثَبَتَ: رَسَخَ، اِسْتَقَرّto be or become firm, fixed, stable, steady, solid, strong, enduring, durable, lasting, permanent, unshakable, unchangeable, established; to stand firm; to set, become fast or hard -
12 طويل الأناة أو البال أو الروح
طَوِيلُ الأَنَاةِ أو البالِ أو الرّوحpatient, forbearing, long-suffering, enduring, tolerantArabic-English new dictionary > طويل الأناة أو البال أو الروح
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13 متين
مَتِين: صُلْب، قَوِيّsolid, strong, firm, sound, tough, sturdy, substantial, substantive; durable, lasting, enduring; heavy-duty -
14 مزمن
مُزْمِنchronic; inveterate; deep-seated, deep-rooted, old, lasting, enduring, long-lived -
15 مستقر
مُسْتَقِرّ: ثابِت(firmly) established, well-established, settled, firm, fixed, stable, steady; constant, unvarying, unchanging; solid, enduring, durable, lasting, unshakable; stationary, immobile -
16 مستمر
مُسْتَمِرّ: مُتَوَاصِلcontinual, continuous, continued, continuing, constant, lasting, permanent, persistent, enduring, abiding, standing, uninterrupted, unbroken, unceasing, incessant, unremitting, perennial, (a)round-the-clock, running, regular -
17 مقاساة
مُقَاسَاة: مُعَانَاة، مُكَابَدَةsuffering, sufferance, enduring, endurance, undergoing, experiencing, going through, passing through -
18 مقيم
مُقِيمٌ: دائِم، ثابِتpermanent, lasting, enduring -
19 مكابدة
مُكَابَدَةٌ: مُقَاسَاة، مُعَانَاةsuffering, sufferance, enduring, endurance, undergoing, experiencing, going through, passing through -
20 long-suffering
adjectivepatiently enduring a great deal of trouble.طَويل المُعاناه
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