كَذِب
lying
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Adjective
Derived from the active participle of كَذَبَ (kaḏaba, “to lie”).
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to lie, to not tell the truth; to deceive
to allege of lying, to disbelieve someone; to accuse or tell that something is false or deceitful, to disbelieve; to disbelieve in
to pretend to lie; to accuse someone a liar
| Singular | كَاذِب |
|---|---|
| Feminine | كَاذِبَة |
| Masculine plural | كَاذِبُون، كَذَبَة، كُذَّاب |
| Feminine plural | كَاذِبَات، كَوَاذِب |
| Plural | كُذَّب |
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