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LAM - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
LAM; Lam (disambiguation)
LAM
الفعل
خَبَطَ ; طَرَقَ
lam
VT
ضرب، جلد لطشه بقوه
N
فرار مفاجئ او عاجل، و بخاصة من وجه العدالة
ضرب، جلد لطشه بقوه
N
فرار مفاجئ او عاجل، و بخاصة من وجه العدالة
LAMED
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TWELFTH LETTER OF MANY SEMITIC ALPHABETS
Lamed; ל; לּ; Lām; ﻝ; ﻟ; ﻠ; ﻞ; ܠ; Lamadh; Lamad; Lam (letter); Lamedh (letter); ل; ﻟ ﻝ; ࠋ; 𐤋; 𐡋; Lamd (letter); ﬥ
الفعل
أَعْرَجَ
الصفة
أَكْسَح ; ظَالِع ; قَعِيد ; كَسِيح ; مُسْتَضْعَف ; مُعَاق ; مَعُوق ; مُعَوَّق ; مُقْعَد
آخرى
أَعْرَج
Definition
lam
lam1
¦ verb (lams, lamming, lammed) (also lam into) informal hit hard or repeatedly.
Origin
C16: perh. of Scand. origin.
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lam2 N. Amer.
informal
¦ noun (in phr. on the lam) in flight, especially from the police.
¦ verb (lams, lamming, lammed) flee.
Origin
C19: from lam1.
Examples of use of LAM
1. U.S.–backed radio station broadcasting in Mehtar Lam MEHTAR LAM, Afghanistan — Afghans in the Laghman province capital of Mehtar Lam are making waves.
2. Lam and the 1'86 elections, I still strongly believe that Lam is not a genuine leader as you claim.
3. Riak Machar and Lam Akol split, to form SPLA–United led by Lam Akol, and Southern Sudan Independence Movement (SSIM) led by Riak Machar.
4. Lam Akol, we contemplated on the course of action.
5. He founded the Truc Lam (Bamboo Forest) Zen Buddhist sect.