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1 אדישות
apathy, indifference, phlegm, sluggishness, disinterest, impassiveness, impassivity, languidness, listlessness, lethargy, nonchalance, lukewarmness, acedia -
2 אטיות
slowness, sluggishness, torpidity, laggardness, languidness, leadenness, torpor, phlegm, dilatoriness -
3 איטיות
slowness, sluggishness, torpidity, laggardness, languidness, leadenness, torpor, phlegm, dilatoriness -
4 זחלנות
crawling; toadying; sluggishness -
5 כבדות
heaviness, weight, massiveness, massiness, weightiness; slowness, sluggishness, clumsiness, maladroitness, lumpiness, unwieldiness, leadenness -
6 כבידות
heaviness, weight, massiveness, massiness, weightiness; slowness, sluggishness, clumsiness, maladroitness, lumpiness, unwieldiness, leadenness -
7 עצלות
laziness, indolence, idleness, sluggishness, inactivity, inertia, inertness, lassitude, shiftlessness, sloth, slothfulness -
8 עצלתיים
laziness, indolence, sluggishness, sloth -
9 עצלתים
laziness, indolence, sluggishness, sloth -
10 עצלות
עַצְלוּתf. (b. h.; preced.) laziness, indolence. Yalk. Num. 720; Pes.66a מי גרם … ע׳ שהיתה בכםוכ׳ what is the cause that I had to come from Babylonia and be appointed your chief? Your indolence, which prevented you from waiting upon the two greatest men of the generation. Ib. 117a; Ber.31a, v. עֲצֵבוּת; a. fr.Y.Kil.VIII, 31c (of an animal tied by the side of a harnessed animal) זה נושא עַצְלוּתוֹ של זהוכ׳ this one carries the sluggishness of the other, i. e. when one is sluggish, the other has to carry the heavier load. -
11 עַצְלוּת
עַצְלוּתf. (b. h.; preced.) laziness, indolence. Yalk. Num. 720; Pes.66a מי גרם … ע׳ שהיתה בכםוכ׳ what is the cause that I had to come from Babylonia and be appointed your chief? Your indolence, which prevented you from waiting upon the two greatest men of the generation. Ib. 117a; Ber.31a, v. עֲצֵבוּת; a. fr.Y.Kil.VIII, 31c (of an animal tied by the side of a harnessed animal) זה נושא עַצְלוּתוֹ של זהוכ׳ this one carries the sluggishness of the other, i. e. when one is sluggish, the other has to carry the heavier load.
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