leap-frog (the game)

frying pan, a children’s game, casserole

game, playing

final game (sports)

card game

field, place where crops are sown

store, shop, place where things are sold

camp; sheep or cattle pen, sheepfold; a place where guests are received and entertained

the common dinner table, bowl, place where people are eating together, dinner party

where, ever

fit, capable, worthy, proper; respectful, considerate; a member, resident, citizen, occupant (used as a prefix for Arabic religious words connecting people to certain things or belief systems)

nation, people, folk

national, people's, folk

gathering, get-together, gathering of people talking together

person, people, mankind (singular and plural) (Sons / son of Adam)

to jump, hop, leap, skip

to tremble, shake, hop, skip, jump

trip, stumbling; jump, hop, skip

relatives on one's father's side

paternal, ancestral, that which is taken on or inherited from the family

putting a hot brick or something else on a sore spot

to put, pour, drop, throw, put on

to choose, prefer, use, conduct (as in a policy), assume, take on

merging, merging two identical letters into one

operation of martyrdom, a jihadi action that puts one's life at risk or sacrifices one's life

pride (in the positive sense), something one is proud in/about, honor

imam, one who leads prayiers in the mosque

thigh, leg

basis, foundation; leg (of a furniture piece), supporting member

leg of trousers, pants

a leg of pants/trousers

bracelet (worn on the legs by children up to the age of seven), leg-irons

to try, test, attempt, tempt (ازمويل)

to attempt, try; to experiment, test

attempt, try; experiment, test

to test, try, tempt

to explain, to try to make understand (emphasizing the action of explaining)

to mold, form, coat, glue, smear, thrust together; to push on (fig.), impose

push, shove, sway, shake; shaking, swaying

to drive back, beat back, repress, hamper, push back

push, shove, nudge

to push, shove, nudge

detour, other way

other, another, next

across, to the other side

to the other side, across

elsewhere, somewhere else, on the other hand

to turn over, flip over; sprain; convert, change; to move over to, establish oneself in a new spot; divert, turn away, hijack

to pass over, overturn, be flipped over, spill over, shift, change, diverge, pass, cross, abandon

to pass over, overturn, be flipped over, spill over, shift, change, diverge, pass, cross, abandon; to be sprained

at the side of something, yonder, over there

dominion, holding sway over someone