English to Arabic Meaning of loth - لوث

Loth :
لوث
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Definitions of loth in English
Adjective(1) unwillingness to do something contrary to your custom(2) (usually followed by `to'
Examples of loth in English
(1) ‘Narada,’ asks Vishnu, ‘where is the lota of water?’(2) Kriti sat down cross-legged on a mat and gulped down a lota of milk.(3) I can imagine us lugging lotas with one hand and balancing water bottles with the other.(4) Because you see, that food washed down with those little steel ‘ lotas ’ of chai, does something marvellous to our innards and renders us fighting fit to face life's little colds, coughs, and other headaches.
Related Phrases of loth
(1) loath ::
متردد
Synonyms
Adjective
1. reluctant ::
ممانع
2. indisposed ::
متوعك
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