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101 راسخ
1́ adj. deep seated, rooted, inveterate, fixed, firm, founded, immovable, settled, stabile, stable, steady, steadfast, solid, fast, ingrained, staunch, sound, unalterable, incommutable, sure, vested, incorrigible, earthbound2́ adv. firmly -
102 سرع
v. speed, speed up, accelerate, fast, hasten, hustle, push, quicken, rush, smarten, hurry up!, step on it, force, get a move on, pounce, throttle, trot, career, chase, gun, lollop, pelt -
103 سريع
1́ adj. fast, brisk, quick, rapid, speedy, speeding, swift, hasty, fleet, feathered, precipitate, express, momentary, nippy, prompt, rattling, ready, smart, snappy, clipping, rife2́ n. expression, flier -
104 صام
v. fast -
105 صعب
1́ adj. difficult, complicated, uneasy, tricky, nice, knotty, severe, sticky, formidable, rough, outrageous, risque, stony, frustrating, harsh, lean, rum, tartar, tatar, hard and fast2́ n. hot stuff, ascription, malaise3́ v. complicate, mure -
106 صوم
n. fasting, fast -
107 صيام
n. fasting, fast -
108 على نحو متقدم
adv. fast -
109 عميق
adj. deep, profound, ingrained, inward, abstruse, sound, thorough, heavy, fast, passionate, cordial -
110 قاسي
adj. hard, severe, strict, stern, austere, rough, rugged, strait, sharp, slashing, stony, hard-bitten, stringent, drastic, tough, harsh, hard and fast, unyielding -
111 قدم الساعة
v. set forward, put a clock fast -
112 متعجل
adj. accelerant, hasty, fast, overhasty, hurried -
113 مستغرق في النوم
adj. fast asleep -
114 مغلق
1́ adj. closed, shut, shut in, locked, bolted, sealed2́ n. mac, fast -
115 نجزه بسرعة
v. make fast -
116 هل توجد مطاعم وجبات سريعة في هذه المنطقة
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117 وقت الصيام
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118 أحكم
أحْكَمَ: قَوّى، مَتّنَ، شَدّto compact, knit or draw together, consolidate, strengthen, fortify; to make compact, well-knit, firmly connected, firm, solid, strong; to tighten, make tight, make hermetic; to tie, fasten, make fast -
119 أرسى
أرْسَى: أقَامَ، رَسّخَto establish, found, settle, stabilize, anchor, secure firmly, fix firmly, firm up, consolidate, make fast -
120 أسرع
أسْرَعَ: حَثّ خُطَاهُ، عَجّلَto hurry, hasten, rush, dash, run, speed, mend one's pace, make haste; to quicken, be or become quick or fast or rapid
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