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21 معتل
adj. sick, ailing, invalid, unhealthy -
22 معقد
1́ adj. complicated, convoluted, complex, intricate, perplexing, involute, tricky, knotty, deep, knotted, snarled, tangly, entangled, tangled, inextricable, difficult, busy, sophisticated, invalid, nasty2́ n. intricacy, doctrine -
23 مقعد
1́ adj. crippled, lame, incapacitated, infirm, invalid2́ n. chair, seat, stool, bench, settee, sofa, couch3́ v. disable -
24 ألغى
ألْغَىto cancel, call off; to make null and void, make invalid, invalidate, nullify, annul, void, abolish, abrogate, negate, repeal, revoke, rescind; to overrule; to quash, vacate -
25 انتقض
اِنْتَقَضَ: بَطَلَto cease to be valid or effective; to be or become null and void, invalid; to be or become unsound -
26 باطل
باطِل: لاغٍ، مَهْجُورnull, void, null and void, invalid, of no legal force, not binding, not operative, inoperative, nugatory, ineffective; abolished, canceled; obsolete, outdated, out of use, in disuse -
27 بطل
بَطَلَ: صارَ لاغِياًto be or become null, void, null and void, invalid, inoperative, nugatory, ineffective; to cease to be valid or operative or effective; to be or become abolished, canceled; to be or become obsolete, outdated, out of use; to fall into disuse; to cease, stop, be discontinued -
28 زمن
زَمِن: مُصَابٌ بِمَرَضٍ مُزْمِن، عاجِزchronically ill; infirm; invalid -
29 زمن
زَمِنَ: كانَ زَمِناًto be chronically ill, infirm, invalid -
30 ساقط
ساقِط: باطِل، لاغٍnull and void, invalid, ineffective, unenforceable; abolished, canceled -
31 سقط حكمه
سَقَطَ حُكْمُهُ: بَطَلَto abate, cease to be valid or effective; to be or become null and void, invalid, abolished, canceled, unenforceable -
32 سقيم
سَقِيم: مَرِيضsick, ill, ailing; sickly, invalid, unhealthy, unwell -
33 عاجز
عاجِز: مُقْعَد، زَمِنdisabled, crippled, incapacitated, infirm, invalid; basket case -
34 فاسد
فاسِد: باطِلinvalid, null, void; vain, unsound; false, wrong, incorrect -
35 لاغ
لاغٍ (اللاّغِي): باطِل، مُلْغىًnull, void, null and void, invalid, of no (legal) force, not binding, not operative, inoperative, ineffective, nugatory; canceled, invalidated, nullified, annulled, voided, abolished, abrogated, repealed; obsolete, archaic, outdated, outmoded, out of use, in disuse -
36 لغا
لَغَا: بَطَلَto be or become null, void, invalid; to be or become abolished, canceled, obsolete, outdated, out of use; to fall into disuse -
37 مريض
مَرِيض: عَلِيل، سَقِيمsick, ill, ailing; diseased; sickly, invalid, unhealthy, unwell, unsound; patient -
38 مضطرب
مُضْطَرِب: مُعْتَلّ، مَرِيضdisordered, ailing, sickly, sick, ill, invalid, unhealthy, unwell, unsound -
39 معاق
مُعَاق: ذُو عاهَة، عاجِزhandicapped; disabled, crippled, incapacitated, infirm, invalid; retarded -
40 معتل
مُعْتَلّ: مَرِيض، سَقِيمsick, ill, ailing, sickly, disordered, invalid, unhealthy, unwell, unsound
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