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1 guardianship
nounthe state or duty of being a guardian.وِصايَه، حِراسَه -
2 تعهد
1́ n. care, protection, guardianship, commitment, engagement, contract, obligation, bond, promise, assurance, plight2́ v. bind, engage, commit oneself, promise, stipulate, mind, warrant, nurse, assure3́ n. pledge, undertaking4́ v. undertake, pledge -
3 حراسة
n. guard duty, ward, guardianship, keeping, sentry, watch, guard-rail, safeguard -
4 حماية
1́ adj. protective2́ n. protection, protectionist, defense, defence, guard, safeguard, guardianship, sheltering, preservation, security, patronage, insurance -
5 عهدة
n. care, guardianship, protection -
6 وصاية
n. guardianship, ward, custody, tutelage, trusteeship, mandate -
7 أمانة
أمَانَة: حِرَاسَة، إشْرافtrusteeship, guardianship, custody, care, protection; superintendence, supervision -
8 تعهد
تَعَهّد: رِعَايَةcare, charge, protection, custody, keeping, guardianship; maintenance, upkeep, servicing -
9 حجر
حَجَرَ (على)to limit someone's legal competence; to place under guardianship (after declaring legally incompetent); to interdict, enjoin (from), prohibit (from), forbid (from); to prevent (from); to restrain, detain; to deny access to -
10 حجر
حَجْر (على)limitation of someone's legal competence; placing someone under guardianship (after declaring him legally incompetent); interdiction, prohibition, forbidding; prevention; restraint, detention; denying access to -
11 حراسة
حِرَاسَةguarding, watching, ward, keeping watch over; watch, guard, guard duty, sentry duty, vigil; patrol(ling); escort; protection, preservation, safeguard(ing), safekeeping, shielding; guardianship, curatorship, care, custodianship, custody, wardship, trusteeship, trust, tutelage; supervision, superintendence, overseeing; administration -
12 حضانة
حِضَانَة: تَرْبِيَة، وِصَايَة، وِلاَيَةnursing, nurture, nurturing, raising, rearing, upbringing, bringing up, breeding, fostering; custody, care, guardianship, curatorship, tutelage, care -
13 رعاية
رِعَايَة: عِنَايَة، عُهْدَة، حِمَايَةcare, keeping, protection, charge, custody, guardianship; attention, consideration; patronage, auspices, sponsorship -
14 عهدة
عُهْدَة: رِعَايَة، وِصَايَة، ضَمَان، مَسْؤُولِيّةcare, keeping, protection, charge, custody, guardianship; trusteeship; trust; guarantee; responsibility -
15 قوامة
قِوَامَة: وِصَايَة، حِرَاسَة، إشْرافguardianship, curatorship, custodianship, custody, care, trusteeship, trust; supervision, superintendence, overseeing -
16 محجور
مَحْجُور (عَلَيْهِ)(one placed) under guardianship, (one declared) legally incompetent; ward, charge -
17 وصاية
وِصَايَة: قِوَامَة، وِلاَيَة، حِرَاسَةguardianship, wardship, curatorship, custodianship, custody, care, tutelage; trusteeship -
18 ولاية
وِلاَيَة: وِصَايَة، قِوَامَةguardianship, wardship, curatorship, custodianship, custody, care, tutelage -
19 tutelage
[ˈtjuːtəlɪdʒ] noun1) guardianship.وِصايَه2) tuition, instruction.تَعْليم
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