يمقت

The verb 'يمقت' (to hate) is synonymous with 'يكره' (to hate). In the first person singular, it becomes 'أكره'.

Here, 'يمقتون' (they hate) is the correct form for 'الناس' (people).

For the third person feminine singular 'هي' (she), the verb 'يمقت' becomes 'تمقت'.

The word 'يمقت' means 'to detest' which is similar to 'يكره' (to hate). The context implies a strong dislike for lying.

The verb 'يمقت' (to detest) fits the context of disliking racism, which is generally viewed negatively by society.

For the first person plural 'نحن' (we), the verb 'يمقت' becomes 'نمقت'. Betrayal is something one would detest.

'يكره' is a direct synonym of 'يمقت', both expressing strong negative feelings.

'يمقت' often refers to strong moral dislike, and 'الكذب' (lying) fits this context well. While you could technically hate apples or juice, 'يمقت' implies a deeper, more intense dislike than for simple preferences.

The phrase 'أنا أمقت الضوضاء' directly translates to 'I hate noise,' as 'يمقت' means to hate or detest.

'يمقت' expresses a negative feeling, specifically hatred or intense dislike.

While 'يمقت' often implies a strong moral dislike, it can also be used to express intense dislike for things like food, though 'يكره' might be more common for simple preferences.

If you 'تمقت' something, you detest it, meaning you definitely do not want more of it.