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1 nourish
نَمَّى \ develop: to make larger or more complete or more productive: Waste land should be developed for man’s use. My father has developed a large chemical business. evolve: to (cause to) to develop or change slowly: He evolved a new system for running the factory. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: the children looked thin and badly nourished. -
2 nourish
غَذَّى \ feed (fed): to give food to; supply: It’s time to feed the pigs. Several springs feed the stream. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: the children looked thin and badly nourished. -
3 nourish
أَطْعَمَ \ feed, (fed): to give food to; supply: It’s time to feed the pigs. Several springs feed the stream. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: The children looked thin and badly nourished. \ See Also غذى (غَذَّى) -
4 nourish
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5 يغذي
nourish -
6 أقات
v. nourish -
7 ربى
v. raise, rear, breed, foster, nurse, nurture, bring up, tutor, nourish, keep, cradle, educate, sprout, school, invest -
8 طعم
1́ n. taste, savour, aspersion, relish, troll, savor2́ v. feed, fill, engross, inlay, transplant, implant, inoculate, nourish, keep -
9 عضد
v. nourish, promote, reinforce -
10 غذى
v. feed, nourish, nurse, supply, sustain, stoke, nurture -
11 أقات
أقَاتَto feed, nourish, nurture, aliment; to support, sustain, maintain, keep, provide for, subsist -
12 أكل
أكَلَ: أطْعَمَto feed, give to eat, nourish, aliment -
13 طاعم
طاعَمَ: أطْعَمَto feed, give to eat, nourish, aliment -
14 غذى شخصا إلخ
غَذّى شَخْصاً إلخto feed, nourish, nurture, aliment -
15 أطعم
أَطْعَمَ \ feed, (fed): to give food to; supply: It’s time to feed the pigs. Several springs feed the stream. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: The children looked thin and badly nourished. \ See Also غذى (غَذَّى) -
16 غذى
غَذَّى \ feed (fed): to give food to; supply: It’s time to feed the pigs. Several springs feed the stream. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: the children looked thin and badly nourished. \ غِرّ \ inexperienced: adj. lacking in experience. -
17 نمى
نَمَّى \ develop: to make larger or more complete or more productive: Waste land should be developed for man’s use. My father has developed a large chemical business. evolve: to (cause to) to develop or change slowly: He evolved a new system for running the factory. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: the children looked thin and badly nourished. -
18 develop
نَمَّى \ develop: to make larger or more complete or more productive: Waste land should be developed for man’s use. My father has developed a large chemical business. evolve: to (cause to) to develop or change slowly: He evolved a new system for running the factory. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: the children looked thin and badly nourished. -
19 evolve
نَمَّى \ develop: to make larger or more complete or more productive: Waste land should be developed for man’s use. My father has developed a large chemical business. evolve: to (cause to) to develop or change slowly: He evolved a new system for running the factory. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: the children looked thin and badly nourished. -
20 feed (fed)
غَذَّى \ feed (fed): to give food to; supply: It’s time to feed the pigs. Several springs feed the stream. nourish: to make sb. healthy with good food: the children looked thin and badly nourished.
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Nourish — Nour ish (n[u^]r [i^]sh), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Nourished} (n[u^]r [i^]sht); p. pr. & vb. n. {Nourishing}.] [OE. norisen, norischen, OF. nurir, nurrir, norir, F. nourrir, fr. L. nutrire. Cf. {Nurse}, {Nutriment}, and see { ish}.] [1913 Webster] 1 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Nourish — Nour ish, n. A nurse. [Obs.] Hoolland. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
nourish — index abet, bear (support), cultivate, foster, maintain (sustain), nurture, preserve … Law dictionary
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nourish — ► VERB 1) provide with the food or other substances necessary for growth and health. 2) keep (a feeling or belief) in one s mind for a long time. ORIGIN Old French norir, from Latin nutrire … English terms dictionary
nourish — [nʉr′ish] vt. [ME norischen < OFr extended stem of norrir < L nutrire: see NURSE] 1. to feed or sustain (any plant or animal) with substances necessary to life and growth 2. to foster; develop; promote (a feeling, attitude, habit, etc.)… … English World dictionary
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nourish — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English nurishen, from Anglo French nuriss , stem of nurrir, norrir, from Latin nutrire to suckle, nourish; akin to Greek nan to flow, noteros damp, Sanskrit snauti it drips Date: 14th century 1. nurture, rear 2 … New Collegiate Dictionary