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21 قدم
1́ n. foot, peg, antiquity, obsolescence2́ v. arrive, precede, chip, become old, be age old, become timeworn, age, bring out, come, reach, get to, return, advance, come back, bring forward, extend, move forward, offer, tender, proffer, present, produce, show, display, submit, turn in, give in -
22 أحال إلى أو على
أحَالَ إلى أو علىto refer to, commit to, relegate to, remit to, submit to, hand over to, turn over to, forward to, send to, direct to, transfer to, convey to -
23 أخضع
أخْضَعَ (لِـ): خَضّعَ (لِ)، جَعَلَهُ يَخْضَع (لِـ)to subjugate, subject, subdue, subordinate, conquer, vanquish, overcome, overpower, overmaster; to quell, quench, suppress, repress; to subject (to), submit (to), expose (to), cause to undergo or experience; to impose upon, enjoin upon -
24 أذعن لـ
أذْعَنَ لِـto submit to, yield to, surrender to, give in to, succumb to, defer to, acquiesce in, obey, comply with, accede to (someone's wishes) -
25 أسلم أمره إلى الله
أسْلَمَ أمْرَهُ (أو نَفْسَهُ) إلى اللهto resign oneself to (the will of) God, commit oneself to God, recommend one's soul to God, submit to God -
26 أطاع
أطَاعَto obey, follow, be or become obedient to, comply with, accede to (someone's wishes), yield to, submit to, surrender to -
27 ألقى عليه سؤالا
ألْقَى عليه سُؤَالاًto put (lay, bring up) a question to or before, submit a question to, pose a question to, ask someone a question -
28 ائتمر بأمره
اِئْتَمَرَ بِأمْرِهِ، اِئْتَمَرَ لَهُ: أطَاعَto obey, carry out someone's orders, follow, yield to, submit to, comply with (someone's orders, wishes, etc.) -
29 ائتمر له
اِئْتَمَرَ بِأمْرِهِ، اِئْتَمَرَ لَهُ: أطَاعَto obey, carry out someone's orders, follow, yield to, submit to, comply with (someone's orders, wishes, etc.) -
30 ارتسم الأمر
اِرْتَسَمَ الأمْرَ: اِمْتَثَلَهُto obey, submit to, abide by, comply with -
31 استخذى
اِسْتَخْذَى، اِسْتَخْذَأ: خَضَعَ، اِتّضَعَto submit (to), yield (to), surrender (to); to humble oneself (before), lower oneself (before) -
32 استخذأ
اِسْتَخْذَى، اِسْتَخْذَأ: خَضَعَ، اِتّضَعَto submit (to), yield (to), surrender (to); to humble oneself (before), lower oneself (before) -
33 استسلم
اِسْتَسْلَمَ (لِـ): خَضَعَ، اِنْقَادَto yield (to), submit (to), surrender (to), succumb (to), give up (to), give way (to), give in (to), resign oneself (to), abandon oneself (to) -
34 استكان
اِسْتَكَانَ (لِـ)to submit (to), surrender (to), yield (to), give in (to), succumb (to); to humble oneself (to, before) -
35 استكن
اِسْتَكَنَ (لِـ): اِسْتَكَانَ (لِـ)to submit (to), yield (to), surrender (to), succumb (to); to humble oneself (to, before) -
36 امتثل
اِمْتَثَلَ: أطَاعَ، تَقَيّدَ بِـto obey, follow, submit to, yield to; to conform to, comply with, abide by, observe, keep to -
37 اندفع وراء كذا
اِنْدَفَعَ وَراءَ كَذَا: اِنْقَادَ لِـ، اِسْتَسْلَمَ لِـto let oneself be carried away by, let oneself be overcome by, give oneself over to, abandon oneself to, follow, yield to, submit to, be led by, be guided by -
38 انصاع لـ
اِنْصاعَ لِـ: خَضَعَ، أذْعَنَto yield to, submit to, surrender to, succumb to, give in to, defer to, acquiesce in, obey, comply with, abide by, accede to (someone's wishes) -
39 انقاد
اِنْقادَ (لِـ)to be led (by), guided (by); to follow, obey, yield to, submit to, comply with, give oneself over to, abandon oneself to, let oneself be carried away by -
40 بذل الطاعة لفلان
بَذَلَ الطّاعَةَ لِفُلانto obey, follow, submit to, yield to, surrender to, defer to, succumb to
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