Words tagged under "Logic"

goods, especially agricultural produce, grains, kinds, sorts

reflected image (as in a mirror), reflection, facsimile, Xerox (of writing, printing or picture, etc.)

species, varieties, sorts, kinds

youngest

faces, appearances, bodies

middle class people

average, medium, middling, intermediate

Deductive logic

apparent, manifest

expansive, extensive, detailed

proof, demonstration conclusiveness, reason, argument

(in logic) argument, reasoning

direction, guidance

guide

a round of drinks

supposition, hypothesis

crop, harvest

dumb, irrational

the consequence of imagining

(Logic) words denoting collective nouns such as: heart, tribes etc.

public, common limit

conjecture, illusion

to affirm or assert positively, to foretell, to predict

pretence, pretext

enmity, hostility, ill will

rebellion, obstinacy, perverseness

shame, embarrassment, contrition, penitence, act which causes blush

division, separation

deduction

accidentally

fight, battle, encounter

group, crowd

side, direction, face

genus, kind, stock, sort, mode

common gender, something owned by more than one

part, portion, component, ingredient

a word, saying, discourse, vocable

fanciful, ideal, imaginary, visionary, chimerical, unreal, fabricated, fictitious

rhetoric

phallus, penis

perceived by the intellect, intellectual

supported by evidence, proof, or argument

said, spoken

necessitated, connected, inseparable, affixed, belonging to

forbidden, prohibited

destructive, minus, negative, negated, negative charge, rejected, deprived (of), separated (from)

copied, translated, transcribed, narrated, related, reported, recounted, transcribed

what is said, a word

object, subject (of speech), topic

made known

separated, seceder, isolated, detached, discriminator

the thing which in itself is impossible

letter without dots, e.g. س، د، ح

possible, practicable, feasible, likely, conceivable, practical

possibilities

decided, adjudged

contractor

lawsuit, case, dispute, controversy, foreword, prolegomenon

a ploughtail or handle, appointed, straightened, valued, apprisedone who rectifies, constitutes, adjusts, arranges or directs, one who fixes price

affirmative proposition

plural of 'Mujib', causes, cause, reasons, obligatory things

opposite, contrary, adverse

breach (of contract, etc.), demolishing, undoing, dissolution

conclusion, effect, moral (of a story)

caste, kind, species, sort, variety, class, manner, mode

as much of anything as can be thrown or taken into the mouth, something swallowed in one go, the amount of powder, etc. swallowed, a mouthful of something

near, close to, nigh, neighbouring, adjacent

debate

measuring (by or with)

analogy, process of reasoning from parallel cases

imaginary, theoretical, conjectural, hypothetical, presumptive

catchword placed at the corner of a page under the last line and repeated at the top of the following page, contact, linkage, ligature, connection, ties, the copula (of a proposition), joint

inclined, bent, returning

elevation, ascending, exaltation, raising, removal, curation, settlement

negative proposition

negative argument in logic, negation, denial

a kind of embroidery consisting of small bands and stars or sequins, etc., fine gold or silver embroidery

taking pictures, to reflect

a kind of palm, Corypha taliera, which is found in hilly regions, follower, key, palm of the hand, reciter of the Qur'an, small pond, lake

alarm, agitation

natures, habits

silencing the other in discussion, bringing (someone) round to one's viewpoint

objects and motives

likening, comparing

antilogy, discordance, discrepancy, contradiction, incompatibility, inconsistency

(Lexical) changing

continuation, succession, series, sequence, flowing, connecting like a chain

imaging or picturing (a thing) to the mind, imagination, fancy

(logic) an idea in which there is no rule of any kind or in which there is no belief in relativity

(logic) knowledge

attestation, certification, authentication, affirmation, corroboration, confirmation, verification, countersignature

agreement, harmony, sameness, conformity, concurrence, concord, coincidence

self-existent, an attribute of God, whose existence is necessary, the self-existent Being, God

(in logic) impersonal

ecstatic condition euphoria

the world of matter

blow, beating, strike, multiplication, impression, loss, damage, stamping of coins

species, kinds, sorts, various