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1 weary
[ˈwɪərɪ]1. adjectivetired; with strength or patience exhausted:تَعْبان، ضَجِر، مُرْهَقI am weary of his jokes.
2. verbto (cause to) become tired:يُتْعِب، يَتْعَبDon't weary the patient.
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2 weary
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3 weary
مُنْهَك \ all in: tired out: After runing 8 miles he was all in. overcome: weakened; unable to control one’s feelings or body: She was overcome with shame at her crime. The fireman was overcome with smoke and fell down. prostrate: weak and helpless, esp. with grief. weary: very tired. -
4 exhaust, fatigue, weary
أَعْيا \ exhaust, fatigue, weary. -
5 برم
بَرِمَ (بِـ): سَئِمَ، ضَجِرَto be or become weary (of), (sick and) tired (of), bored (with), fed up (with); to tire (of), weary (of); to find wearisome or boring or annoying; to be or become impatient (with), dissatisfied (with), annoyed (by) -
6 تبرم
تَبَرّمَ (بِـ أو مِنْ): سَئِمَ، ضَجِرَto be or become fed up (with), bored (with), (sick and) tired (of), weary (of); to tire (of), weary (of); to find annoying, wearisome, tiresome; to be or become annoyed (by), dissatisfied (with), impatient (with) -
7 تعب
تَعِبَto be or become tired, fatigued, exhausted, weary; to tire, fatigue, weary, jade, fag; to exhaust oneself; to work hard, toil, labor, sweat, overwork; to drudge, slave -
8 سئم
سَئِمَ (الشّيْءَ أو مِنْهُ): مَلّ، ضَجِرَto be or become bored (with), fed up (with), weary (of), tired (of), sick (of); to weary (of), tire (of) -
9 ضجر
ضَجِرَ (مِنْ أو بِـ): سَئِمَ، بَرِمَto be or become bored( with), fed up (with), weary (of), (sick and) tired (of); to tire (of), weary (of); to be or become impatient (with), annoyed (by) -
10 كل
كَلّ: تَعِبَto be or become tired, fatigued, exhausted, weary; to tire, weary -
11 مل
مَلَّ (الشّيْءَ أو مِنْهُ): سَئِمَto be or become weary (of), (sick and) tired (of), bored (with), fed up (with); to tire (of), weary (of) -
12 أرهق
v. exhaust, harass, fatigue, labour, weary, load, overload, overstrain, gruel, labor, weight, weigh, weigh down, squeeze, tax, soak, saddle, lie, tucker, try, beat, break, pump, run down -
13 أضجر
v. weary -
14 تعب
1́ n. fatigue, tiredness, weariness, lassitude, languor, languishment, failure2́ v. tire, grow tired, fatigue, weary, tucker, toil, try, go flat out, pan, take trouble, stress, punish, tell on -
15 حزين
adj. sad, cheerless, unhappy, afflicted, doleful, dolorous, rueful, sorrowful, sorry, sore, woeful, lamentable, lugubrious, mournful, depressed, dejected, downcast, melancholic, plaintive, wailful, miserable, pathetic, weary, wistful, sullen, drear -
16 دال على التعب
adj. weary -
17 سأم
1́ adj. weary2́ n. boredom, weariness, spleen -
18 سئم
1́ adj. jaded, tired2́ v. be sick of, sicken, tire, weary -
19 ضجر
1́ adj. fed up, bored, plumb2́ n. boredom, restlessness, weariness, tedium, dullness, tiredness3́ v. bore, give up, chortle, irk, tire, importune, weary -
20 كئيب
adj. depressing, joyless, somber, weary, disconsolate, depressive, cheerless, gloomy, sullen, dismal, moody, bleak, desolate, dreary, damp, dark, glum, gray, grey, leaden, sombre, grievous, drear, melancholy, dolorous, saddening, sad, dyspeptic
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