mutual understanding

bilateral, mutual, two-sided, reciprocal

mutual understanding

the span of a hand, the distance between the little finger and thumb

purgatory, a time or place in between someone’s death and the day of ressurection in Islam

valley between two mountains; woman who has had twinns

amidst, among, between

amidst, among, between

a woman that gives birth every year; cattle that give increase each year

side, edge, flank, door (as in each door in a double-door)

to make fight, to turn people/animals against each other, to cause to go to war, to cause to collide or bump into

daily, each day

with, له ... سره, la … sara; together; with each other; from each other

detour, other way

other, another, next

across, to the other side

to the other side, across

elsewhere, somewhere else, on the other hand