Move (verb / noun) — يحرّك: To change position or place, or to make something do so; also to take action or to affect someone's emotions. Below are 8 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
shiftrelocatetransferproceedmanoeuvretouch
The process of doing something to achieve an aim; a deed, step, or measure taken — also a lawsuit or the operating mechanism of a device
To have an influence on something; also to pretend to feel or have something.
Move; shift; give way; yield; relocate; adjust; change position
To disturb the normal position of something; to put out of place; to displace a bone from its joint; to disrupt the usual location or arrangement
To move something from its proper or usual position; to take the place of someone or something; to force people to leave their homes; to substitute or replace
To move or travel; to leave; to work; to become.
To fill someone with the urge to do something; to motivate.
A skilful or carefully planned movement or action; American spelling of manoeuvre.
To move from one region to another; to transfer data.
To give someone a reason or desire to do something.
To drive or push forward.
A roll of paper or parchment for writing; as a verb, to move text on a screen up or down.
A tool with a broad blade for digging and moving material.
To move something to a different place or track; a diversion of flow.
To evoke a response or feeling.
An action planned to achieve a specific end.
The process of changing from one state to another.
To make a journey; the act of journeying.
French: I go or you go, a form of aller; not an English word.