In this post, I present one useful root in Arabic (ح م ل) and many words that derive from it. This is a very useful exercise to try for yourself to expand your vocabulary; you can also use the dictionary for help.
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حَمَلَ الولد الحقيبة.
“The boy carried the bag.”
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Carried
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حَمَلَ
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هذا حِمْل ثقيل.
“This is a heavy load.”
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Load
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حِمْل
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زوجتي حامِل.
“My wife is pregnant.”
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Carrier/pregnant
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حامِل
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فقدت تليفوني المَحْمول.
“I lost my mobile phone.”
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Mobile phone
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مَحْمول
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حَمَّل المهندس برنامج الرسم على الكمبيوتر.
“The engineer loaded the drawing program on the computer.”
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Loaded
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حَمَّل
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تَحْميل هذا البرنامج صعب.
“Loading this program is hard”
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Loading
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تَحْميل
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تَحَمَّل الرجل المصاعب.
“The man endured the hardships.”
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Endured
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تَحَمَّل
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سنواجه اختباراً في قوة التَحَمُّل.
“We will face a test of our endurance.”
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Endurance
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تَحَمُّل
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تَحامَل المدير على الموظف.
“The manager is prejudiced against the employee.”
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Prejudiced
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تَحامَل
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كبرياء و تحامل رواية مشهورة.
“Pride and Prejudice is a famous novel.”
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Prejudice
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تَحامُل
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اِحتَمَل الشباب المشي في الصحراء.
“The young people tolerated walking in the desert.”
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Tolerated
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اِحتَمَل
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ما احتمالات الفوز في الانتخابات؟
“What are the probabilities of winning the elections?”
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Tolerance/ Probability
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اِحتِمال
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Comments:
othmaan:
in the third line won’t it be ‘zaojati haamilah’?