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1 treasure
أَشْياء نفيسة جدًّا \ treasure: sth. very valuable and rare: art treasures. \ أَعَزَّ \ treasure: to value highly; store sth. that one values: I treasure the memory of her visit. She has treasured all the photographs of her son since boyhood. \ See Also ادخر (اِدَّخَرَ) \ كَنْز \ treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. \ نفائِس \ treasure: sth. very valuable and rare: art treasures. -
2 treasure
[ˈtreʒə]1. noun1) a store of money, gold, jewels etc:كَنْز( also adjective) a treasure chest.
2) something very valuable:ذُخْر، أغلى ما يكون، كَنْزOur babysitter is a real treasure!
2. verb1) to value; to think of as very valuable:يُقَدر، يُثَمِّن، يَعْتَز بِI treasure the hours I spend in the country.
2) to keep (something) carefully because one values it:يَحْتَفِظ بِ، يَدَّخِرI treasure the book you gave me.
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3 treasure
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
4 treasure
كَنَزَ \ hoard: to save and store, often secretly: He hoards his money under the floor. store: to gather and put away for future use: Ants and bees store food for the winter. treasure: to store sth. that one values: She has treasured all the photographs of her son since boyhood. -
5 treasure
اِدَّخَرَ \ save: to keep for future use; store money instead of spending it: I’m saving this bottle of wine for my birthday. You must save hard if you want to buy a car. store: to gather and put away for future use: Ants and bees store food for the winter. treasure: to store sth. that one values: She has treasured all the photographs of her son since boyhood. \ See Also استبقى (اِسْتَبْقَى) -
6 kanz
treasure [from Per ganj] Per kanz borrowed from Ar -
7 كنز
1́ n. treasure, treasure trove, thesaurus, mine2́ v. garner -
8 دفينة
دَفِينَة: كَنْزٌ دَفينtreasure trove, (hidden) treasure -
9 أعز
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10 ثروة
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
11 كنز
كَنْز \ treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. -
12 fortune
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
13 mint
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
14 resources
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
15 riches
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
16 wealth
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
17 dafina
buried treasure [dafana] Hin dafina, Per dafine borrowed from Ar -
18 أعز
v. cherish, respect, hold dear, treasure -
19 اكتشاف
n. discovery, find, detection, invention, treasure trove -
20 بيت ذو ثروة
n. treasure house
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