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1 mitigation, attenuation, alleviation
تَلْطيف \ mitigation, attenuation, alleviation.Arabic-English glossary > mitigation, attenuation, alleviation
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2 lightening, easing, relaxation, alleviation, mitigation, toning down
تَخْفيف \ lightening, easing, relaxation, alleviation, mitigation, toning down.Arabic-English glossary > lightening, easing, relaxation, alleviation, mitigation, toning down
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3 slackening, mitigation, weakening
تَفْتير \ slackening, mitigation, weakening. -
4 تخفيف
n. reduction, mitigation, alleviation, easement, attenuation, extenuation, dilution, remission -
5 تسكين
n. pacification, alleviation, mitigation -
6 تعديل
n. modification, alteration, amendment, revise, modulation, adjustment, correction, arrangement, conformation, mend, overhaul, focussing, permutation, mitigation -
7 تلطيف
n. softening, mitigation, assuagement, extenuation, temperament -
8 تبريد
تَبْرِيد (الأَلَمِ إلخ): تَسْكِين، تَلْطِيف، تَخْفِيفalleviation, easing, soothing, mitigation, assuagement -
9 تخفيف
تَخْفِيف: تَلْطِيف، تَسْكِينsoftening, lightening, mitigation, palliation, mollification, alleviation, easing, easement, soothing, relieving, relief, allaying, appeasement, assuagement, attenuation, extenuation, relaxing, relaxation, qualification, moderation, tempering, toning down -
10 تسكين
تَسْكِين: تَهْدِئَة، تَخْفِيفcalming, quieting, pacification, tranquilization; soothing relieving, relief, easing, easement, alleviation, allaying, assuagement, appeasement, mitigation, mollification, palliation, sedation -
11 تلطيف
تَلْطِيف: مَصْدَر لَطّفَsoftening, lightening, mitigation, palliation, mollification, alleviation, easing, easement, soothing, relieving, relief, allaying, appeasement, assuagement, attenuation, extenuation, qualification, moderation, tempering, toning down -
12 تليين
تَلْيِين: مَصْدَر لَيّنَsoftening, mellowing, making soft or tender; suppling, plasticization, making flexible or pliant; moderation, tempering, mitigation, allaying -
13 تهدئة
تَهْدِئَة: مَصْدَر هَدَّأَcalming, quieting, pacification, tranquilization; appeasement, allaying, assuagement, soothing, relieving, relief, easing, easement, alleviation, mitigation, mollification -
14 حد
حَدّ (مِنْ): تَقْييد، حَصْر، كَبْح، تَخْفِيفlimitation, restriction, confinement; curb(ing), check(ing), control, restraint, repression; curtailment, reduction, decreasing, lessening, mitigation, alleviation, moderation -
15 تخفيف
تَخْفيف \ lightening, easing, relaxation, alleviation, mitigation, toning down. -
16 تفتير
تَفْتير \ slackening, mitigation, weakening. -
17 تلطيف
تَلْطيف \ mitigation, attenuation, alleviation.
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