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1 worship
أُعْجِبَ بشيءٍ لدَرَجة العِبَادة \ worship: to show great love and respect for (sb.) sometimes foolishly. \ تَعَبَّدَ \ worship: to show honour and respect to God, or as if to God; pray to God: People worship (God) in churches and mosques. \ تَعَبُّد لله \ worship: the act of worshipping. \ عِبَادَةُ (الله) \ worship: the act of worshipping. -
2 worship
[ˈwəːʃɪp] past tense, past participle ˈworshipped, (American) ˈworshiped1. verb1) to pay great honour to:يَعْبُدto worship God.
2) to love or admire very greatly:يُعْجَبُ جِداShe worships her older brother.
2. nounthe act of worshipping:عِبادَهthe worship of God / of money.
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3 worship
عَبَدَ \ adore: to love deeply: She adores her sons. idolize: to admire greatly. worship: to show honour and respect to God, or as if to God; pray to God: People worship (God) in churches and mosques. -
4 hero-worship
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5 sajda
worship [sajada] Hin sijda, Per sajde borrowed from Ar -
6 'ibada
worship, service, religion ['abada] Aze ibadet, Ful ibada, Hau ibada, Hin ibadat, Ind ibadat, Per 'ebadat, Swa ibada, Tur ibadet borrowed from Ar -
7 تعبد
تَعَبّدَ: تَفَرّغَ للْعِبادَة، تَحَنّثَto worship, engage in worship or religious devotion, devote oneself to worship or to the service of God, practice piety -
8 'abada
serve, worship [Sem '-b-d, Akk abdu (slave), Heb 'avad (serve), Syr 'abad, JNA oda (slave), 'bd (worship), 'wdh (serve), BAram 'avad (slave), Uga 'bd (work), Phoen 'bd] Swa abudu borrowed from Ar -
9 سجد
سَجَدَto prostrate oneself (in worship), genuflect, kneel (with the forehead touching the ground), bow (down), throw oneself down, fall down in adoration; to worship (God) -
10 religion
[rəˈlɪdʒən] noun1) a belief in, or the worship of, a god or gods.دين2) a particular system of belief or worship:عَقيدَهChristianity and Islam are two different religions.
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11 تعبد
تَعَبَّدَ \ worship: to show honour and respect to God, or as if to God; pray to God: People worship (God) in churches and mosques. -
12 عبد
عَبَدَ \ adore: to love deeply: She adores her sons. idolize: to admire greatly. worship: to show honour and respect to God, or as if to God; pray to God: People worship (God) in churches and mosques. -
13 adore
عَبَدَ \ adore: to love deeply: She adores her sons. idolize: to admire greatly. worship: to show honour and respect to God, or as if to God; pray to God: People worship (God) in churches and mosques. -
14 idolize
عَبَدَ \ adore: to love deeply: She adores her sons. idolize: to admire greatly. worship: to show honour and respect to God, or as if to God; pray to God: People worship (God) in churches and mosques. -
15 sajada
bow down, be prostrate; pray [Sem s-g-d, Syr saged (honor), JNA syaja (worship), Amh seggede (genuflect), mesgid (mosque)] Swa sujudu borrowed from Ar -
16 أله
v. deify, idolize, worship -
17 بجل
v. revere, venerate, dignify, glorify, aggrandize, consider, worship, look up to, hallow -
18 تأليه
n. deification, apotheosis, worship -
19 تعبد
v. worship -
20 ديانة
n. religion, worship
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