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1 invade
غَزَا \ infest: (of unpleasant creatures) to be present in large numbers: Rats infested his store. It was infested with them. invade: (of an army) to enter by force and attack (a country); (of visitors) crowd into a place, like a foreign army; (of strangers, officials, loose animals, etc.) enter a private place without invitation, like an enemy: Napoleon invaded Russia. Some cows. raid: to attack or enter by force or suddenly (for the purpose of seizing valuable, law-breakers, etc.): Armed men raided the bank. The police raided the night club. \ See Also عَاثَ فسادًا -
2 invade
اِجْتَاحَ \ invade: (of an army) to enter by force and attack (a country); (of visitors) crowd into a place, like a foreign army; (of strangers, officials, loose animals, etc.) enter a private place without invitation, like an enemy: Napoleon invaded Russia. overrun: (of an army on foreign land, of sth. harmful, etc.) to spread over an area: The farm was overrun by rats. storm: to take (a defended place) by a violent attack. \ See Also امتد (اِمْتَدَّ)، انتشر (اِنْتَشَر) -
3 invade
أَغَارَ عَلَى \ raid: to attack or enter by force or suddenly (for the purpose of seizing valuable, law-breakers, etc.): Armed men raided the bank. The police raided the night club. invade: (of an army) to enter by force and attack (a country); (of visitors) crowd into a place, like a foreign army; (of strangers, officials, loose animals, etc.) enter a private place without invitation, like an enemy: Napoleon invaded Russia. Some cows invaded my garden. \ See Also غزا (غَزَا)، اجتاح (اِجْتَاحَ) -
4 invade
[ɪnˈveɪd] verb(of an enemy) to enter (a country etc) with an army:يَغْزوBritain was twice invaded by the Romans.
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5 يغزو
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6 aghara
invade, attack [ghara] -
7 ttaffala
invade, penetrate [?] -
8 ghara
be jealous [Sem gh-y-r, Mal ghajjur (jealous)]--------make stick(y) [?]--------raid, invade [Sem gh-w-r, Amh werrere]--------raid, plunder [ghara] Hin garat, Per gharat borrowed from Ar--------sink [Sem gh-w-r, Mal ghar (cave), Heb me'ara, Syr me'artha, JNA mighara, Uga ghwr (sink)] -
9 اجتاح
v. invade, overrun, pervade -
10 اعتدى
v. assault, invade, molest, violate -
11 انتهك
v. break, profane, contravene, transgress, trespass, encroach, invade, offend, outrage, traduce -
12 غزا
v. invade, pervade, infest, foray, overrun, maraud -
13 أغار على
أغَارَ على: غَزَا، هاجَمَto raid, invade, harry, attack, assault, make a foray (a raid, an incursion) against or on; to maraud -
14 اجتاح
اِجْتاحَ: غَزَا، اِكْتَسَحَto invade; to trespass, encroach upon; to overrun, overspread, spread all over, permeate, pervade; to infest, swarm over; to plague; to sweep, sweep away, carry away; to flood, overflow, inundate, run over; to overwhelm, overcome -
15 اعتدى على
اِعْتَدَى علىto trespass, transgress, encroach upon, make inroads upon, invade, infringe (upon), impinge upon, entrench upon, intrude upon; to aggress against, commit an aggression, or a hostile act against, engage in aggressive or hostile action against; to assault, attack, assail -
16 اكتسح
اِكْتَسَحَto sweep (away), carry away, wash away; to overrun, invade, overspread, spread all over; to flood, overflow, inundate; to overwhelm, overcome, crush -
17 انتهك
اِنْتَهَكَ: خَرَقَ، خالَفَ، تَعَدّى علىto violate, infringe, break, infract, contravene, transgress; to trespass, encroach upon, make inroads upon, intrude on, invade -
18 شن غارة
شَنّ غارَةً (على)to make a raid or an invasion (against or on), raid, invade -
19 غزا
غَزَا: أغَارَ علىto invade, raid, attack, assault, harry, make a foray ( a raid, an incursion) against or on; to maraud -
20 غزا
غَزَا: اِكْتَسَحَ، اِجْتَاحَ، غَمَرَto flood, inundate; to invade, overrun, overspread, spread all over; to sweep (away); to overwhelm, overcome
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