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تعبان

Tired

مريض

Sick

قصير

Short

طويل

Tall / long

صغير

Small

كبير

Big

قريب

Nearby

غريب

Strange

جديد

New

واسع

Wide

عربي

Arabic

خميل

Beautiful

مصري

Egyptian

زعلان

Sad

لطيف

Nice

صعب

Dificult

بعيد

Far

جيد

Good (vs evil / morally good)

جوعان

Hungry

انجاليزي

English

فلسطيني

Palastinian

طيب

Kind (person) / good quality (object)

جديد

New