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1 pact
[pækt] nounan agreement, especially if formal and/or between the representatives of nations:حِلْف، إتفاقيَّهThey made a pact to help each other.
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2 اتفاق
n. treaty, pact, deal, compact, concord, settlement, term, composition, accord, concordance, unity, concert, community, oneness, understanding, promise -
3 اتفاقية
n. agreement, pact, contract, convention, covenant, compact -
4 اتفق
1́ n. pact2́ v. agree, be through with, fall in with, come to an agreement, compound, concur, concert, bargain, close, jibe -
5 تحالف
n. alliance, pact, league -
6 تحالف من الشيطان
n. pact -
7 ذمة
n. protection, pact -
8 صالح
1́ adj. good, valid, useful, veracious, adequate, righteous, godly2́ n. pact, welfare, well being3́ v. make one's peace with, make up -
9 عاهد
n. pact -
10 عقد
1́ adj. in agreement2́ n. writing, contract, compact, convention, charter, covenant, pact, act, deed, promise, lease, engagement, instrument, indent, vaulting, decade3́ v. bear smb. a hand, conclude, draw, convene, hold, congeal, contract, complicate, entangle, ravel, cast, perplex, hitch, embarrass, muckrake, muddy, vault4́ n. knitting5́ v. knot -
11 عهد
1́ n. covenant, era, pact, pledge, promise, testament, date, rule, epoch, time, period2́ v. ally -
12 معاهدة
n. treaty, pact, convention, agreement, compact -
13 معاهدة دولية
n. pact -
14 ميثاق
n. covenant, compact, convention, pact, treaty, agreement -
15 وثيقة عقد
n. pact -
16 أمان
أمَان: عَهْدsafeguard, guarantee; indemnity, immunity or exemption from punishment; pact, compact, agreement -
17 إصر
إصْر: عَهْد، عَقْدcovenant, compact, agreement, pact, contract -
18 إلاف
إلاَف: عَهْد، مِيْثاقcovenant, compact, pact, agreement -
19 اتفاق
اِتّفاق: عَقْد، اِتّفاقِيّة، مُعَاهَدَةagreement; contract; treaty, pact, convention, accord, covenant, compact, concordat -
20 اتفاق عدم اعتداء
اِتّفاقُ عَدَمِ اعْتِداء
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