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1 inward
[ˈɪnwəd] adjective1) being within, especially in the mind:باطِني، داخِليhis inward thoughts.
2) moving towards the inside:مُتَّجِه نَحْو الداخِلan inward curve in the coastline.
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2 inward
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
3 عدوان موجه للذات
inward aggression -
4 داخلي
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
5 indoor
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
6 inland
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
7 inner
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
8 inside
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
9 interior
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
10 internal
دَاخِلِيّ \ indoor: inside a building: an indoor swimming bath; indoor games. inland: not by the sea: an inland town. inner: adj. (attrib.) on the inside: an inner door; the inner surface of the cup. interior: on the inside: The interior walls were made of wood. internal: of the inside (of the body, of a country, etc.): internal pains; internal trade. inward: on the inside; towards the inside: an inward curve. inside: not outside: The inside walls are painted blue. -
11 أساسي
1́ adj. base, essential, fundamental, primordial, radical, basal, principal, main, primal, primary, cardinal, major, leading, substantial, organic, innate, inward, material, staple, formal, imperative, indispensable, momentous, overriding, paramount2́ n. capital, nub, underling -
12 باطني
adj. internal, inner, interior, inward, mystic -
13 داخلي
adj. internal, interior, inside, inner, inward, in, indoor, domestic, inland, intestine, residential, parietal, female -
14 روحي
adj. moral, spiritual, pneumatic, mental, inner, inward, immaterial, incorporeal, unearthly, unworldly, ghostly -
15 طوية
1́ adj. innermost2́ n. interior, inward, conscience -
16 عميق
adj. deep, profound, ingrained, inward, abstruse, sound, thorough, heavy, fast, passionate, cordial -
17 من فضلك جعد الأطراف للداخل.
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18 نحو الداخل
adv. inland, inside, inward -
19 باطن
باطِن: داخِلinterior, inside, inward; bottom; within; sub-, under- -
20 باطنة
باطِنَة: سَرِيرَة، داخِلَةinner self, inward thoughts, innermost feelings, heart, soul, mind
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