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1 حجارة لوحية
n. flagging -
2 رصيف
1́ n. colleague, sidewalk, flagging, kerb, footpath, docket, path, levee, ridge, stance2́ n. Recife -
3 ضعيف
1́ adj. weak, weakened, weakly, emaciated, faint, feckless, feeble, flabby, flagging, fragile, frail, impotent, helpless, infirm, languid, languorous, nerveless, powerless, puny, rickety, run down, slim, lank, lean, scrawny, slender, slight, tenuous, thin2́ n. cold, sheep, weak, haggard, softy3́ v. beat off -
4 متضائل
adj. flagging, on the wane -
5 متناقص
adj. decreasing, decrescent, flagging, incongruous, tapering, waney -
6 ممشى مرصوف
n. flagging -
7 واهن
1́ adj. weak, powerless, weakly, feeble, infirm, impotent, languid, languorous, atonal, atonic, sickly, spiritless, sluggish, lackadaisical, flagging, effete, doddery, stunted, tender, prostrate, enervate, nerveless, crazy, rusty, shrivelled, wimp, lower2́ n. invalidity -
8 تبليط
تَبْلِيط: مَصْدَر بَلّطَpaving, flagging, slabbing, tiling, tile-laying, flooring -
9 تراخ
تَرَاخٍ (التّرَاخِي)slackness, slackening, droop, sag(ging), languor, lassitude, flagging, indolence, inaction; relaxation -
10 توان
تَوَانٍ (التّواَنِي)slackening; lag(ging), delay, tarrying, tardiness, lingering; slowness; slackness, remissness, negligence, neglect, omission, dereliction; flagging, languor, lassitude, weakness -
11 خار
خارَ: ضَعُفَ، وَهَنَ، تَرَاخَى، تَخَاذَلَto weaken, fail, languish, droop, flag, slacken, lose power or strength, decline in force or vigor; to be or become weak, feeble, asthenic, languid, flagging, droopy, flabby, effete -
12 رصف
رَصْف: تَبْلِيط، تَعْبِيدpaving, flagging, slabbing, flooring; macadamizing -
13 ضعيف
ضَعِيف: ضِدّ قَوِيّweak, feeble, frail, delicate, weakly, debilitated, asthenic, flagging, languid, enervate(d), powerless, impotent -
14 فرش
فَرْش: تَبْلِيط، رَصْفpaving, tiling, flagging, slabbing, flooring -
15 فتور
فُتُور (الهِمّةِ): تَرَاخٍ، ضَعْفlanguor, lassitude, listlessness, slackness, slackening, laxity, flagging, droop, weakness -
16 متخاذل
مُتَخَاذِل: ضَعِيفweak, languid, flagging, droopy, drooping, effete, spineless, nerveless -
17 متراخ
مُتَرَاخٍ (المُتَراخِي)slack, droopy, drooping, sagging, languid, flagging, indolent, inactive, lazy, dull, sluggish, slothful -
18 واهن
واهِن: ضَعِيفweak, feeble, frail, delicate, weakly, weakened, debilitated, sapless, asthenic, adynamic, flagging, languid, drooping, enervate(d), unnerved, powerless, impotent, impuissant -
19 ونى
وَنىً، وَنَاءlanguor, lassitude, listlessness, slackness, slackening, laxity, flagging, droop, weakness; fatigue, weariness, tiredness, exhaustion -
20 وناء
وَنىً، وَنَاءlanguor, lassitude, listlessness, slackness, slackening, laxity, flagging, droop, weakness; fatigue, weariness, tiredness, exhaustion
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