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61 undertake
وَعَدَ \ promise: to declare that one will certainly to (sth.): You promised (to give) me your support. undertake: to promise: He undertook to sell my car for me. -
62 nadhara
vow; dedicate, promise [Sem n-dh-r, Akk nazaru (curse), nadaru (vow), Heb neder, hinnazrut (abstinence), JNA nidhra (a vow), Uga ndr (be praised), Phoen ndr (vow)] -
63 'ahd
contract; union; promise; epoch ['ahada] Hin ahd, Per 'ahd, Swa ahadi borrowed from Ar -
64 أعد حضر
v. ready, prepare, concoct, groom, promise, give one's word -
65 أوعد
v. pledge, promise, shimmer -
66 أوعد بالزواج
v. promise -
67 اتفاق
n. treaty, pact, deal, compact, concord, settlement, term, composition, accord, concordance, unity, concert, community, oneness, understanding, promise -
68 بشر
1́ n. buoyancy, breaking, foretoken, man, prophecy, person2́ v. presage, promise, rasp, bode -
69 بشر بنجاح
v. promise -
70 بشير النجاح
n. promise -
71 تعاهد على
v. promise -
72 تواعد
v. promise -
73 دل
v. indicate, announce, bode, denote, betoken, signify, speak, infer, proclaim, designate, read, promise -
74 صمم
1́ adj. absolute2́ n. deafness3́ v. devise, plan, project, sketch, rough, will, mold, mould, pattern, premeditate, resolve, promise, engineer, design -
75 طمأن
v. rest, assure, reassure, promise -
76 عزم على
v. promise -
77 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 -
78 عهد
1́ n. covenant, era, pact, pledge, promise, testament, date, rule, epoch, time, period2́ v. ally -
79 مبشر
1́ adj. auspicious, favorable, promising, hopeful, favourable2́ n. preacher, missionary, evangelist, encumbrance3́ v. promise -
80 مبشر بخير
n. promise
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