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1 namely
أَعْنِي \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. \ أَيْ \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. -
2 namely
بِالتَّحْديد \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. -
3 namely
adverbthat is:يَعْنيOnly one student passed the exam, namely John.
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4 or
أَعْنِي \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. \ أَيْ \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. -
5 that is
أَعْنِي \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. \ أَيْ \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. -
6 أعني
أَعْنِي \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. -
7 أي
أَيْ \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. or: expressing the same thing in a different way, or with a different word: They hunt with dogs, or ‘hounds’, as the English call them. that is: which means; I mean: I’ll buy it. That is, I will if I have enough money. -
8 تحديد
تَحْديد \ definition: an exact statement of the meaning, nature, or limits of sth.: Use this book to look up the definition of any word you don’t understand, clearness of shape, colour or sound This photograph lacks definition. \ See Also تعريف (تَعْرِيف) \ بِالتَّحْديد \ namely: that is; I mean: Two people are to blame; namely, your mother and father. \ تَحْديد \ birth control: the prevention of unwanted births. \ See Also ضَبْط النَّسْل \ تَحْديد عِلّة \ diagnosis: decision about what a disease is: Diagnosis is an important part of a doctor’s work. The two doctors gave/ made different diagnoses of my illness. \ See Also سبب (سَبَب) -
9 أعني
adv. namely -
10 أي
1́ adj. what, which2́ i...e...3́ adv. namely, viz4́ pron. any -
11 عنيت
adv. namely -
12 أي
أيْ: يَعْنِي (لِلتّفْسِير)that is, that is to say, i.e., namely, viz., in other words, to wit -
13 على التحديد
على (وَجْهِ) التّحْدِيدspecifically; to be exact, strictly speaking, precisely, accurately, exactly; namely -
14 يعني
يَعْنِي، أعْنِيi.e., that is, that is to say, namely, viz. -
15 أعني
يَعْنِي، أعْنِيi.e., that is, that is to say, namely, viz. -
16 بعبارة أخرى
بَعِبَارَةٍ أُخْرَىin other words, put differently, put another way; to wit, namely, that is to say, i.e. -
17 بكلمة أخرى
بِكَلِمَةٍ أُخْرَىin other words, put differently, put another way; to wit, namely, that is to say
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namely — A difference, in grammatical sense, in strictr ness exists between the words namely and including. Namely imports interpretation, i.e., indicates what is included in the previous term; but including imports addition, i.e., indicates something not … Black's law dictionary
