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1 faraqa
split, separate [Sem p-r-q, Mal ferraq, Heb pereq (chapter), Syr peraq (remove), purqana (salvation), JNA prk (break off), Uga prq (separate)] -
2 انطلق
v. dash, get away, go, pull away, push off, shove off, split, start, take out, set out, start off, start out, tee off, career, scud, lick, spout, spring, spurt, waft -
3 قطع
1́ n. cutoff, severance, chopping off, felling, amputation, scission, dividing, segmentation, cessation, discontinuance, suspension, crossing2́ v. cut, cut away, cut down, cut out, divide, exchange, intersect, ax, cross, cut up, split, stop, interrupt, cut off, tear, sever, cut across, halt, terminate, slit, prevent from, chop off, hinder from, lop, forbid, fell, traverse, hew, amputate -
4 tear
I [tɪə] nouna drop of liquid coming from the eye, as a result of emotion ( especially sadness) or because something (eg smoke) has irritated it:دَمْعَه II [teə] past tense tore [tɔːn]: past participle torn [tɔː]tears of joy/laughter/rage.
1. verb1) ( sometimes with off etc) to make a split or hole in (something), intentionally or unintentionally, with a sudden or violent pulling action, or to remove (something) from its position by such an action or movement:يُمَزِّقI tore the picture out of a magazine.
2) to become torn:يَتَمَزَّقNewspapers tear easily.
3) to rush:يَنْدَفِع، يَرْكُضُ بِسُرْعَه، يَنْهَبُ الأرْضHe tore along the road.
2. nouna hole or split made by tearing:شَق، تَمْزيق، ثَقْبThere's a tear in my dress.
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5 farasa
tear apart [Sem p-r-s, Akk parasu (cut off, decide), Heb perush (meaning), Syr perash (distinguish), JNA prsh (split), Amh ferrese (fall apart)] -
6 تفرق
1́ n. disunion, dissipation, parting, strewing2́ v. separate, part, break the news, divide, split up, pass off, thin, straggle -
7 انفصل
اِنْفَصَلَ (عن)to separate (oneself) from, dissociate oneself from, detach oneself from, disengage oneself from, secede from, withdraw from, break off from, break away from, part with, leave, quit, break (up) with, abandon, walk out on; to disunite, split (up), divide; to be separated, dissociated, disunited, disjoined, disengaged, detached, divided -
8 تبارأ
تَبَارَأَ: اِنْفَصَلَ، اِفْتَرَقَto separate, part, part company, break off, leave each other, slang: to split -
9 تشعب
تَشَعّبramification, branching, bifurcation, fork(ing); division, subdivision, split(ting); divergence, divarication, branching off -
10 تشعب
تَشَعّبَto ramify, branch (out), bifurcate, fork, radiate; to divide, subdivide, split; to diverge, divaricate, branch off, spread apart; to be or become ramified, branched, branching, bifurcate(d), forked, furcate, divided, subdivided; to be or become divergent, divaricated -
11 شطر
شَطَرَ: نَصّفَ، قَسَمَ، فَلَقَ، قَطَعَto halve, bisect, divide into two (usually equal) parts; to split, intersect, cut across; to sunder, sever, cut off -
12 slate
I [sleɪt] noun1) (a piece of) a type of easily split rock of a dull blue-grey colour, used for roofing etc:صَخْر الأرْدِواز( also adjective) a slate roof.
2) a small writing-board made of this, used by schoolchildren.لَوْح كتابَة من صَخْر الأرْدِواز II [sleɪt] verbto say harsh things to or about:يَنْتَقِد بِقَسْوَهThe new play was slated by the critics.
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