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1 טירחה
bother, trouble, effort, fuss, while -
2 טרחה
bother, trouble, effort, fuss, while -
3 אל תבלבל את המוח
live me alone, don't bother me; give me a break -
4 בלבול מוח
trouble, headache, mess, nuisance, bother -
5 הניח לו
left him alone, didn't bother him -
6 הניח לו לנפשו
left him alone, didn't bother him -
7 חרד
adj. anxious, fearful, jittery————————v. be afraid, frightened; shocked; to bother————————v. be frightened, shocked, intimidated————————v. be frightened; shocked————————v. to frighten, intimidate, shock————————orthodox, religious -
8 טורח
trouble, bother, burden, nuisance, inconvenience -
9 טירדה
nuisance, trouble, bother, inconvenience, peskiness; care -
10 טרד
v. be bothered————————v. to bother -
11 טרדה
nuisance, trouble, bother, inconvenience, peskiness; care -
12 טרח
v. be bothered————————v. to bother -
13 מטרד
nuisance, bother, menace, plague, annoyance, fleabite -
14 מיטרד
nuisance, bother, menace, plague, annoyance, fleabite -
15 מצוקות-הלב
problems, things that bother -
16 צק
v. be poured; cast, molded————————v. to bother, annoy, harass, bully, persecute————————v. to pour; cast, mold -
17 צר
adj. narrow, tight, strait, poky, steno————————v. be constrained, restricted; made narrow————————v. be created, made, produced; shaped, formed, molded————————v. be sorry, regret; to bother————————v. to constrain, restrict; make narrow————————v. to create, make, produce; shape, mold, form————————v. to create; shape, mold, form, fashion————————v. to lay siege to————————enemy, foe, persecutor -
18 שלום ולא להתראות
good riddance, don't bother to come back
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