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21 أجاز
أجَازَ: أَقَرّto endorse, sanction, confirm, approve, pass, validate, uphold -
22 أقر
أقَرّ: أبْرَمَ، صادَقَ على، وافَقَ علىto ratify, confirm, endorse, sanction, approbate, approve, consent to, assent to, subscribe to, adopt, pass, validate, uphold, sustain, maintain -
23 أمر
أمَرّ: جَعَلَهُ يَمُرّto pass; to let pass, allow to pass; to cause or allow to go (move, proceed); to cause or permit to go past (go through, get by); to guide (lead, take, send) through or into; to cause to go through, cause to penetrate, get through, insert in; to throw or hit (a ball to a teammate); to secure the approval of, cause or allow to win approval or official or legal sanction -
24 أيد
أيّدَto support, back (up), stand by, stand up for, advocate, champion, uphold, be in favor of, go for; to confirm, affirm, sustain, corroborate, second; to endorse, sanction, approve, approbate, countenance, consent to, assent to, agree to, concur in, accede to, subscribe to -
25 إباحة
إبَاحَة: إجَازَةpermission, allowance, allowing, authorization, legalization, legitimization, approval, sanction(ing) -
26 إبرام
إبْرام: إقْرار، مُصَادَقَةratification, confirmation, endorsement, sanction(ing), approbation, approval, consent, assent, adoption, legalization -
27 إجازة
إجَازَة: سَمَاح، إبَاحَةpermission, permitting, allowance, allowing, letting; admission, admitting; authorization, sanction(ing), legalization, legitimization; licensing -
28 إجازة
إجَازَة: إقْرارendorsement, sanction(ing), confirmation, approval, passage, passing, upholding -
29 إقرار
إقْرار: إبْرام، مُصَادَقَة، مُوَافَقَةratification, confirmation, endorsement, sanction(ing), approbation, approval, consent, assent, subscription, adoption, passage, passing, upholding -
30 استحسن
اِسْتَحْسَنَto approve, sanction; to favor, take a favorable view of, judge favorably, have a good opinion of, hold or express a favorable opinion of; to admire, appreciate, think highly of; to commend, recommend; to regard as right or proper, consider suitable or appropriate; to acclaim, hail, welcome; to like, be pleased with, deem good or nice, find handsome or beautiful -
31 استصوب
اِسْتَصْوَبَ: رَآهُ صَوَاباً، وافَقَ علىto regard as right or correct; to approve (of), sanction, consent to, assent to -
32 استنسب
اِسْتَنْسَبَ: وَجَدَهُ مُنَاسِباً، اِسْتَصْوَبَto deem or find suitable, fit, appropriate, proper, adequate, apt; to approve (of), sanction -
33 استحسان
اِسْتِحْسانapproval, approbation, sanction, favor; liking, favorable regard; favorable judgment or view, good opinion; admiration, appreciation; commendation, recommendation; acclaim, reception with favor; satisfaction, pleasure, delight -
34 استصواب
اِسْتِصْوابapproval, sanction(ing), consent, assent, favorable judgment or view -
35 استنساب
اِسْتِنْساب: اِسْتِصْوابapproval, sanction(ing) -
36 اعتمد
اِعْتَمَدَ: أقَرّto sanction, approve, approbate, authorize, confirm -
37 اعتماد
اِعْتِماد: إقْرار، مُوَافَقَة، قَبُولsanction, approval, approbation, authorization, confirmation -
38 بارك
بارَكَto bless, invoke a blessing on; to sanction, approve, endorse, subscribe to; to congratulate, felicitate -
39 تأييد
تَأيِيدsupport(ing), backing (up), advocacy, advocation, championship, upholding; corroboration, confirmation, affirmation, sustenance, sustentation, sustainment; endorsement, approval, sanction, assent, consent, countenancing -
40 تحبيذ
تَحْبِيذ: مَصْدَر حَبّذَapproval, sanction(ing); endorsement; advocacy, espousal, support, upholding, championing; seconding; acclaim, applause, praise; recommendation, commendation; preference
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