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1 minister
وَزير \ minister: sb. who is in charge of one part of a government: the Minister for Foreign Affairs; the Minister of Health. secretary: (esp. in Britain) a member of or worker for the government who is in charge of a particular subject: the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (commonly called the Foreign Secretary); a first secretary in the French Foreign Service. -
2 minister
[ˈmɪnɪstə]1. noun1) a clergyman in certain branches of the Christian Church:كاهِنHe is a minister in the Presbyterian church.
2) (the title of) the head of any of the divisions or departments of a government:وَزيرthe Minister for Education.
2. verb( with to) to give help (to):يَسْهَر على، يَرْعى، يُساعِدShe ministered to his needs.
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3 minister
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4 minister
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5 minister
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6 prime minister
the chief minister of a government.رَئيس الوزارَه -
7 prime minister
رَئِيس الوُزَرَاء \ prime minister: the head of an elected government. -
8 wazir
minister [from Middle Per wazir] Aze vezir, Ful wajiri, Hau waziri, Hin vazir, Ind wazir, Per wazir, Swa waziri, Tur vezir, Uzb vazir borrowed from Ar -
9 وزير
وَزير \ minister: sb. who is in charge of one part of a government: the Minister for Foreign Affairs; the Minister of Health. secretary: (esp. in Britain) a member of or worker for the government who is in charge of a particular subject: the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (commonly called the Foreign Secretary); a first secretary in the French Foreign Service. -
10 secretary
وَزير \ minister: sb. who is in charge of one part of a government: the Minister for Foreign Affairs; the Minister of Health. secretary: (esp. in Britain) a member of or worker for the government who is in charge of a particular subject: the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (commonly called the Foreign Secretary); a first secretary in the French Foreign Service. -
11 وزير التربية
وَزِيرُ التّرْبِيَةMinister of Education, Education Minister -
12 وزير الدفاع
وَزِيرُ الدّفاعMinister of Defense; Defense Minister -
13 وزير الخارجية
وَزِيرُ الخارِجِيّةForeign Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Secretary of State -
14 وزير دولة
وَزِيرُ دَوْلَة، وَزِيرٌ بِلاَ وِزَارَةminister of state, minister without portfolio -
15 وزير بلا وزارة
وَزِيرُ دَوْلَة، وَزِيرٌ بِلاَ وِزَارَةminister of state, minister without portfolio -
16 وزير المال أو المالية
وَزِيرُ المالِ أو المالِيّةFinance Minister, Minister of Finance, Chancellor of the Exchequer -
17 parson
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adjective1) belonging to the same family (as):قَريب، نَسيبThe Prime Minister and I are related.
2) connected:مُتَعَلِّق، لَهُ عَلاقَهother related topics.
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19 wakil
agent, representative, spokesman; minister [wakala] Aze vekil, Ful wakili, Hau wakili, Hin vakil, Ind wakil, Per wakil, Swa wakili, Tat vökil, Tur vekil borrowed from Ar -
20 الوزير الأول
n. Prime Minister
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