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1 anguish
[ˈæŋgwɪʃ] nounvery great pain of body or mind; agony:ألَم شِديدThe woman suffered terrible anguish when her child died.
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2 'adhab
anguish, pain; punishment, torment, torture; hell ['addhaba] Hau azaba, Hin azab, Ind adzab, azab, Kyr azap, Per 'adhab, Tat gazap, Tur azap, Uzb azob borrowed from Ar -
3 كربة
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4 عذاب
n. torture, torment, agony, anguish, misery, ordeal, scourge -
5 غم
1́ n. grief, sorrow, melancholy, oppression, gloom, anguish, soreness, chagrin, pique2́ v. chagrin, oppress -
6 كرب
n. anguish, agony, sorrow, distress -
7 مبرح
1́ adj. acute, sharp2́ n. anguish -
8 معاناة
n. anguish, sufferance, suffering, tribulation, hardship, misery, bear a load, illness -
9 آلم
آلَمَ: أوْجَعَto hurt, pain, ache, give a feeling of pain (to), cause pain to; torment, excruciate, anguish, agonize, distress, grieve -
10 ألم
ألَم: وَجَع، عَذَاب، كَرْبpain, ache; alg-, algo-, -algia; suffering; agony, anguish, excruciation, torment, distress -
11 أوجع
أوْجَعَ: آلَمَto hurt, pain, ache, cause pain to; to excruciate, torment, agonize, anguish -
12 اكترب
اِكْتَرَبَto anguish, agonize; to be or become anguished, agonized, distressed, grieved -
13 التياع
اِلْتِيَاعburning anxiety, anguish, pain, agony, suffering, torture, torment, grief -
14 بأس
بَأْس: عَذَابsuffering, pain, agony, anguish, torment, torture -
15 بث
بَثّ: حُزْن، غَمّgrief, sorrow, distress, anguish -
16 برحاء
بُرَحَاء: عَذَاب، شِدّةagony, pain, anguish; distress -
17 تألم
تَألّمَ: تَوَجّعَto feel pain, suffer (pain), be in pain; to agonize, anguish, be excruciated, be tormented -
18 تبريح
تَبْرِيح: عَذَابtorment, agony, anguish, pain, excruciation, suffering -
19 تحرق
تَحَرّق: لَوْعَةanxiety, anguish, agony, pain, suffering, torture, torment, grief, sorrow -
20 تعذب
تَعَذّبَto suffer, feel pain; to agonize, anguish; to be tortured, tormented, agonized, anguished, excruciated, afflicted; to be punished
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