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1 أهان
v. abase oneself, affront, offend, give offense, take offense, debase, dishonour, revile, dishonor, slight, injure, insult, malign, degrade, oppress, outrage, flout, slap -
2 qabahha
meanness; offense, guilt; scoundrel [qabuhha] Hin kabahat, Per qabahat, Tat kabehet, Tur kabahat borrowed from Ar -
3 إثم
n. atrociousness, misdemeanour, sin, misdemeanor, wrongdoing, offence, offense, misdeed, iniquity, guilt, guiltiness, delinquency, transgression, viciousness, evil, error, debt -
4 إزعاج
n. annoying, disturbance, trouble, botheration, bother, annoyance, disquiet, harassing, harassment, molestation, nuisance, inconvenience, discomfort, disruption, importunity, offence, offense, loudness, mischievousness, patter, movement -
5 إساءة
n. hurt, outrage, offence, offense -
6 إهانة
n. insult, affront, offence, offense, indignity, dishonour, injury, slap, dishonor, umbrage, despite, reflexion, reflection, mortification, insolence, flout, slur, degradation, crinkle, tawdriness -
7 إهانة للمرة الثانية
n. second offense -
8 جريمة
n. crime, criminality, felony, misdeed, villainy, misdemeanor, misdemeanour, offence, offense, perpetration -
9 جنحة
n. fault, misdemeanor, misdemeanour, offence, offense, petty crime, trespass -
10 غضب إستياء
n. offence, offense -
11 هجوم
1́ n. offensive, offence, offense, attack, aggression, onrush, onset, onslaught, rush, raid, assemblage, push, pounce, swoop2́ v. blow, dash -
12 أثم
أثّمَ: اِتّهَمَ بِالاثْمto accuse of a sin; to charge with an offense -
13 أذنب
أذْنَبَ: اِرْتَكَبَ ذَنْباً، أجْرَمَto sin, commit a sin, do wrong; to commit a crime or an offense; to be guilty -
14 أقال الله عثرته
أقَالَ اللّهُ عَثْرَتَهُto forgive, pardon, regard someone's offense or lapse as undone; to steady someone who has stumbled, raise someone from a fall -
15 إثم
إثْمsin, wrongdoing; offense, fault, misdeed; iniquity; guilt -
16 إساءة
إسَاءَةoffense, affront, insult, outrage; wrong, injustice, inequity, oppression; injury, harm, damage, hurt -
17 إصر
إصْر: إثْم، ذَنْبsin, offense; guilt -
18 إهانة
إهَانَةinsult, affront, offense, outrage, indignity, contumely -
19 استاء
اِسْتاءَ (مِنْ)to resent, take offense, take umbrage; to be offended, hurt, displeased, annoyed, upset, vexed, indignant -
20 استياء
اِسْتِيَاءresentment, umbrage, offense, dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure, indignation, annoyance, vexation, anger, miff
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