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1 meagre
ضَئِيل جدًّا \ bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. meagre: too small in quatity: a meagre supply of food. -
2 meagre
نَزْر \ meagre: too small in quatity: a meagre supply of food. poor: too small in quantity: a poor supply of wood; a poor attendance at the meeting. -
3 meagre
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4 ضئيل
ضَئِيل \ minute: adj. very small indeed: a minute grain of powder. scanty: (of a supply, of clothing, etc.) very small; not enough: He was too scantily dressed to keep warm. small: (with no adv. form) little: a small child; the smallest house in the village. \ ضَئِيل جدًّا \ bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. meagre: too small in quatity: a meagre supply of food. -
5 نزر
نَزْر \ meagre: too small in quatity: a meagre supply of food. poor: too small in quantity: a poor supply of wood; a poor attendance at the meeting. -
6 bare
ضَئِيل جدًّا \ bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. meagre: too small in quatity: a meagre supply of food. -
7 poor
نَزْر \ meagre: too small in quatity: a meagre supply of food. poor: too small in quantity: a poor supply of wood; a poor attendance at the meeting. -
8 ضئيل
1́ adj. constringent, meager, lowbrow, thin, exiguous, fractional, imperceptible, insignificant, niggardly, nominal, piddling, slender, puny, meagre, shallow, sketchy, sparse, stingy, wretched, little2́ n. living -
9 غث
adj. lean, thin, meager, scanty, sickly, pallid, prosy, meagre -
10 نحيل
adj. gaunt, bony, raw boned, skinny, meager, slender, slight, slim, thin, lean, meagre, narrow, svelte, small, poor -
11 هزيل
adj. lean, skinny, gaunt, narrow, slender, slight, slim, meager, spare, sparing, stingy, scrawny, sickly, peaky, peak, meagre, haggard, miserable, niggardly, pitiful, short, skimp, skimpy, wretched, watery, sketchy, scanty, exiguous
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