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1 merciful
شَفُوق \ kind: gentle; friendly, helpful: Always be kind to children. kind-hearted: kind by nature. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. soft: (of people) kind and gentle in a rather weak way: a soft heart. \ See Also رحيم (رَحِيم) -
2 merciful
رَحيم \ lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. -
3 merciful
رَؤوف \ merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. -
4 merciful
adjectivewilling to forgive or to punish only lightly:رَحيم، رَؤوفa merciful judge.
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5 rahhman
merciful, compassionate [rahhima] Hin rahman, Ind rahman, Per rahhman borrowed from Ar -
6 rahhima
have compassion [Sem r-hh-m, Akk remu, Heb racham (merciful), Syr rachem (love), JNA rachme (compassion), Uga rhhm (be merciful)] -
7 رؤوف
رَؤوف \ merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. -
8 رحيم
رَحيم \ lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. -
9 شفوق
شَفُوق \ kind: gentle; friendly, helpful: Always be kind to children. kind-hearted: kind by nature. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. soft: (of people) kind and gentle in a rather weak way: a soft heart. \ See Also رحيم (رَحِيم) -
10 kind
شَفُوق \ kind: gentle; friendly, helpful: Always be kind to children. kind-hearted: kind by nature. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. soft: (of people) kind and gentle in a rather weak way: a soft heart. \ See Also رحيم (رَحِيم) -
11 kind-hearted
شَفُوق \ kind: gentle; friendly, helpful: Always be kind to children. kind-hearted: kind by nature. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. soft: (of people) kind and gentle in a rather weak way: a soft heart. \ See Also رحيم (رَحِيم) -
12 soft
شَفُوق \ kind: gentle; friendly, helpful: Always be kind to children. kind-hearted: kind by nature. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. soft: (of people) kind and gentle in a rather weak way: a soft heart. \ See Also رحيم (رَحِيم) -
13 lenient
رَحيم \ lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. merciful: showing mercy: A good judge can be both just and merciful. -
14 hhana
be green [?]--------bend [Sem hh-n-n, Akk enu (change)]--------incline, sympathize [Sem hh-n-n, Mal hanin (merciful), Akk enenu (be favorable), Heb chen (grace), Syr chanana, Uga hhnn (be favorable), Phoen hhn (favor)] -
15 حنون
adj. compassionate, pitying, merciful, affectionate, motherly, kind, fond, tender, tender hearted, whole hearted, soft-hearted, feeling, soulful -
16 رؤوف
adj. clement, merciful, gracious, graceful, benignant -
17 رحيم
adj. merciful, clement, compassionate, pitying, beneficent, sympathetic -
18 متسامح
1́ adj. fond, forbearing, forgiving, lenient, merciful, indulgent, tolerant, permissive, broad-minded, large-minded, liberal, mild, soft2́ n. liberal -
19 أرحم
أرْحَم -
20 أرحم الراحمين
أرْحَمُ الرّاحِمِين (الله)
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