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1 ripple
خَرِير \ ripple: the sound of the movement of water in little waves: I heard the ripple of the stream. \ خَرَّ \ ripple: to move in little waves; make the sound of this: The stream rippled quietly through the forest. \ See Also تَمَوَّجَ الماء \ مَوْجَة صَغيرة \ ripple: a little wave (made by a gentle wind or a dropped stone, etc.) on the surface of some water; the sound of this. -
2 ripple
تَمَوَّجَ (الماء) \ ripple: to move in little waves; make the sound of this: The stream rippled quietly through the forest. roll: (of land) to slope gently up and down: rolling hills. wave: to move from side to side: The flag was waving in the (wind), (of hair) to curl lightly or to be made to curl lightly Jane’s hair waves naturally. -
3 ripple
[ˈrɪpl]1. nounتَمَوُّج، تَماوُجHe threw the stone into the pond, and watched the ripples spread across the water.
2. verbto (cause to) have ripples:يَتَماوَجThe wind rippled the grass.
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4 تموج
1́ n. undulation, vibration, ripple, ruffle, roll2́ v. ripple, undulate, wave, fluctuate, corrugate, stream -
5 خرير
خَرِير \ ripple: the sound of the movement of water in little waves: I heard the ripple of the stream. -
6 ترقرق
v. ripple -
7 خر الماء
v. ripple -
8 خرير الماء
n. murmur, purl, ripple -
9 موج
v. crimp, crisp, curl, ripple, wave, undulate -
10 موجة صغيرة
n. ripple, ruffle -
11 هدير
n. roar, ripple, boom, plash, brawler, thunder -
12 تجعد
تَجَعّدcurling, frizzing, frizzling, crispation, crispiness, curliness, crimpiness (of the hair); wrinkle, wrinkling, furrowing, shriveling (of the skin or face); creasing, crease, pucker(ing), crinkling, crinkle, crumpling, crumple, rumpling, rumple, corrugation, cockling, cockle; crimpling, rippling, ripple (of cloth, etc.) -
13 تجعد
تَجَعّدَto curl, frizz, frizzle, form curls (hair); to become curled, curly, frizzed, frizzly, kinky, wavy, crisp(ate), rippled (hair); to wrinkle, furrow, shrivel, become wrinkled (skin or face); to crease, crinkle, crumple, pucker, rumple, corrugate, cockle, crimple, ripple, become creased (cloth, etc.) -
14 ترقرق
تَرَقْرَقَ: تَمَوّجَto ripple; to undulate, fluctuate, wave -
15 تموج
تَمَوّجundulation, fluctuation, oscillation, vibration; wave, waviness, ripple, rippling, curliness, crimpiness -
16 تموج
تَمَوّجَ: تَحَرّكَ كَالمَوْج، كانَ مُتَمَوّجاًto ripple; to undulate, fluctuate, wave; to sway, roll -
17 جعد
جَعّدَto curl, frizz, frizzle, crimp, crisp, wave (the hair); to wrinkle, furrow, shrivel (the skin or face); to crease, pleat, plait, pucker, crinkle, corrugate, crimple, crumple, rumple, ripple, cockle (cloth, etc.) -
18 جعدة
جَعْدَةcurl, frizzle, lock, ringlet (of hair); wrinkle, furrow, line (on the face or skin); crease, crinkle, crumple, rumple, pucker, corrugation, fold, ripple (on cloth, etc.) -
19 غضن
غَضَن، غَضْنwrinkle, pucker, crease, corrugation, crinkle, crumple, rumple, ripple, cockle -
20 غضن
غَضَن، غَضْنwrinkle, pucker, crease, corrugation, crinkle, crumple, rumple, ripple, cockle
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