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Bless Arabic Meaning: بارك Meaning, English To Arabic Dictionary - Darsaal

Bless Meaning In arabic

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English Word Bless
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Arabic Meaning بارك
بارك
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Word FormVerb (used with object), blessed or blest, blessing.
How To Spell Bless[bles]

Definition of Bless

Old English blēdsian, blētsian, based on blōd ‘blood’ (i.e. originally perhaps ‘mark or consecrate with blood’). The meaning was influenced by its being used to translate Latin benedicere ‘to praise, worship’, and later by association with

Synonyms of Bless
Absolve, Anoint, Baptize, Beatify, Canonize, Commend, Confirm, Consecrate, Cross, Dedicate, Enshrine, Eulogize, Exalt, Extol, Glorify, Hallow, Honor, Laud, Magnify, Offer, Ordain, Praise, Sacrifice, Sign, Sprinkle, Thank, Panegyrize, Give Thanks To, Invoke Benefits, Invoke Happiness, Make Holy,
Antonyms of Bless
Blame, Castigate, Censure, Condemn, Criticize, Curse, Damn, Debase, Denounce, Deny, Desecrate, Disallow, Disapprove, Disrespect, Hold, Humiliate, Refuse, Reproach, Shame, Take, Veto,

Meaning In Other Languages

Bless Meaning in Urdu
Bless Meaning in Hindi
Bless Meaning in Spanish
Bless Meaning in French
Bless Meaning in German

You searched English word "Bless" meaning in Arabic that is "بارك". Bless is a Verb (used With Object), Blessed Or Blest, Blessing.. We Spell Bless as [bles]. Bless meaning in Arabic has been searched 2320 ( two thousand three hundred twenty ) times till today 25/11/2024. Get translation of the word Bless in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Bless Word in Arabic and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Bless in English to Arabic, Urdu, Spanish, French, German, Hindi and other languages.

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