Mint (noun; adjective; verb) — نعناع؛ سكّ: An aromatic herb, especially a plant of the genus Mentha, whose leaves flavour food and drinks; also its flavour or a mint-flavoured sweet. A mint is also a place where coins, medals or tokens are made, and informally a very large sum of money, as in cost a mint. As a verb, mint means to strike metal coins or to create something new, especially a word or phrase; newly minted can describe someone who has just gained a status. The verb forms are mints, minted and minting. As an adjective, mint means unused or as good as new, especially in mint condition; in colour descriptions, mint or mint green refers to a light green shade. The herb and flavour senses are usually uncountable; sweets and coin-making facilities are countable, and a mint meaning a fortune is usually singular. Below are 8 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
A cooling mint plant and its oil; a sweet flavoured with it.
A common garden mint used for flavouring.
Chance or luck; a very large amount of money.
Metal money; currency; create term; invent word; round metal disc; monetary unit
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A cool green colour, commonly a pale green with a slight bluish cast; as an adjective, having that colour, as in a mint-green scarf. The colour noun is…