مِرْفَق
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Also written رفيق: رَفِيق (friend)
Adjective
فَعِيل (faʕīl)-type stative-verb adjective from the verb رَفُقَ (rafuqa).
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to be kind; to be nice; to be gentle
to strike (someone's) elbow; to bind (a camel's) arm (to prevent it from moving quickly)
to have one's elbow twisted or distorted (of a camel)
to accompany, to be ((someone)'s) companion; to assist; to be useful to
to attach; to enclose
| Singular | رَفِيق |
|---|---|
| Feminine | رَفِيقَة |
| Masculine plural | رَفِيقُون، رِفَاق، رُفَقَاء |
| Feminine plural | رَفِيقَات، رَفَائِق |
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