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2 falaqa
split, divide [Akk palaku (separate), palaqu (slay)] -
3 ذبح
1́ n. slaughter, killing2́ v. butcher, slaughter, massacre, slay, kill, murder, slain, evert, stick -
4 قتل
1́ n. assassination, death, killing, homicide, manslaughter, murder, dock2́ v. dispatch, kill, slay, murder, despatch, butcher, immolate, lay out, knock off, take for a ride, end, croak, finish, put to death, poleaxe, fire, shoot, procure, bag, put down -
5 أثخن في العدو
أثْخَنَ في الْعَدُوّto massacre, slaughter, butcher, slay, kill; to annihilate, exterminate, eradicate, extirpate, wipe out, destroy completely -
6 تذابح
تَذَابَحَto kill (slaughter, massacre, slay) one another -
7 ذبح
ذَبَحَ، ذَبّحَ: نَحَرَ، جَزَرَ، قَتَلto slaughter, butcher; to massacre; to slay, murder -
8 ذبح
ذَبَحَ، ذَبّحَ: نَحَرَ، جَزَرَ، قَتَلto slaughter, butcher; to massacre; to slay, murder -
9 عقر
عَقَرَ: نَحَرَ، ذَبَحَto slaughter, butcher; to slay -
10 فتك بـ
فَتَكَ بِـ: قَتَلَ، بَطَشَ بِـto kill, assassinate, murder, slay; to destroy, ruin, devastate, ravage, crush, stamp out, wipe out, eradicate, extirpate, exterminate, annihilate; to assault, attack with violence -
11 قتل
قَتَلَ: أزْهَقَ رُوحَهُ، أمَاتَهُto kill, slay, murder, assassinate -
12 slain
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13 slew
I [sluː] verbto (cause to) turn or swing in a certain direction:يَلُف، يَلْتَف IIThe car skidded and slewed across the road.
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Slay — may refer to: * Brandon Slay, former American Olympic wrestler * DJ Kay Slay (b. 1966), American hip hop DJ * Dwayne Slay (b. 1984), American football player * Francis G. Slay (b. 1955), mayor of St. Louis, Missouri, United States * Santa s Slay … Wikipedia
Slay — Slay, v. t. [imp. {Slew}; p. p. {Slain}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Slaying}.] [OE. slan, sl?n, sleen, slee, AS. sle[ a]n to strike, beat, slay; akin to OFries. sl[=a], D. slaan, OS. & OHG. slahan, G. schlagen, Icel. sl[=a], Dan. slaae, Sw. sl?, Goth.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
slay´er — slay «slay», transitive verb, slew, slain, slay|ing. 1. to kill with violence: »A hunter slays wild animals. Jack slew the giant. Saul hath slain his thousands, and David his ten thousands (I Samuel 18:7). SYNONYM(S) … Useful english dictionary
slay — [ sleı ] (past tense slew [ slu ] ; past participle slain [ sleın ] ) verb transitive LITERARY to kill someone in a violent way: He was slain in battle in 673. a. INFORMAL to impress someone, especially by making them laugh: His jokes really slay … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
slay — I verb annihilate, assassinate, deprive of life, destroy, dispatch, dispose of, execute, exterminate, intentcere, interimere, kill, liquidate, massacre, murder, occidere, put to death, slaughter, take a life, terminate, victimize associated… … Law dictionary
slay — [sleı] v past tense slew [slu:] past participle slain [sleın] [T] [: Old English; Origin: slean to hit, kill ] 1.) to kill someone used especially in newspapers 2.) AmE spoken informal to amuse someone a lot >slayer n … Dictionary of contemporary English
slay — (v.) O.E. slean to smite, also to kill with a weapon (class VI strong verb; past tense sloh, slog, pp. slagen), from P.Gmc. *slakhanan, from root *slog to hit (Cf. O.N., O.Fris. sla, Dan. slaa, M.Du. slaen, Du. slaan, O.H.G. slahan, Ger … Etymology dictionary
slay — *kill, murder, assassinate, dispatch, execute … New Dictionary of Synonyms
slay — meaning ‘to kill’, has the past tense slew and the past participle slain. In BrE it has a literary flavour, but it is an ordinary word for violent killing in AmE, appearing in newspaper headlines such as Serial killer slays seven, which sometimes … Modern English usage
slay — [v] kill annihilate, assassinate, butcher, cut off, destroy, dispatch, do*, do away with, do in*, down*, eliminate, erase, execute, exterminate, finish, hit, knock off*, liquidate, massacre, murder, neutralize, put away*, rub out*, slaughter,… … New thesaurus
slay — ► VERB (past slew; past part. slain) 1) archaic or literary kill in a violent way. 2) N. Amer. murder. DERIVATIVES slayer noun. ORIGIN Old English … English terms dictionary