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1 אבן-בוחן
criterion, yardstick -
2 קנה-מידה
criterion, scale -
3 קריטריון
criterion, canon, criterium -
4 אבן בוחן
measure, criterion, yardstick -
5 אמת מידה
measure, criterion, yardstick -
6 מבחן
examination, test, trial, quiz, ordeal, probation; criterion; audition -
7 מבחן הציפיות
the criterion of expectation, checking if it is possible to predict the outcome of an action at the time it takes place -
8 מיבחן
examination, test, trial, quiz, ordeal, probation; criterion; audition -
9 קנמ
yardstick, scale, criterion -
10 תבחין
test; diagnosis; criterion -
11 פישוט
פִּישּׁוּט, פִּשּׁ׳m. (פָּשַׁט) spreading, stretching forth. Y.Ab. Zar. IV, end, 44b בתוך פ׳ ידים within reach of the hands; חוץ לפ׳ ידים beyond reach. Ib. כשם שנתנו פ׳ ידים לטהרותוכ׳ as proximity within reach of the hands is made a criterion for levitical uncleanness (Toh. VII, 2), so it is made for wine (suspected of having been touched by an idolater, v. נֶסֶךְ); a. e.פ׳ ידים ודגלים prostration accompanied by stretching of hands and feet. Ber.34b; Meg.22b; Shebu.16b, v. הִשְׁתַּחֲוָאָה; a. fr.(Mekh. Bshall. beg. בפישוטן, read: בפְשוּטָה, v. פָּשוּט. -
12 פש׳
פִּישּׁוּט, פִּשּׁ׳m. (פָּשַׁט) spreading, stretching forth. Y.Ab. Zar. IV, end, 44b בתוך פ׳ ידים within reach of the hands; חוץ לפ׳ ידים beyond reach. Ib. כשם שנתנו פ׳ ידים לטהרותוכ׳ as proximity within reach of the hands is made a criterion for levitical uncleanness (Toh. VII, 2), so it is made for wine (suspected of having been touched by an idolater, v. נֶסֶךְ); a. e.פ׳ ידים ודגלים prostration accompanied by stretching of hands and feet. Ber.34b; Meg.22b; Shebu.16b, v. הִשְׁתַּחֲוָאָה; a. fr.(Mekh. Bshall. beg. בפישוטן, read: בפְשוּטָה, v. פָּשוּט. -
13 פִּישּׁוּט
פִּישּׁוּט, פִּשּׁ׳m. (פָּשַׁט) spreading, stretching forth. Y.Ab. Zar. IV, end, 44b בתוך פ׳ ידים within reach of the hands; חוץ לפ׳ ידים beyond reach. Ib. כשם שנתנו פ׳ ידים לטהרותוכ׳ as proximity within reach of the hands is made a criterion for levitical uncleanness (Toh. VII, 2), so it is made for wine (suspected of having been touched by an idolater, v. נֶסֶךְ); a. e.פ׳ ידים ודגלים prostration accompanied by stretching of hands and feet. Ber.34b; Meg.22b; Shebu.16b, v. הִשְׁתַּחֲוָאָה; a. fr.(Mekh. Bshall. beg. בפישוטן, read: בפְשוּטָה, v. פָּשוּט. -
14 פִּשּׁ׳
פִּישּׁוּט, פִּשּׁ׳m. (פָּשַׁט) spreading, stretching forth. Y.Ab. Zar. IV, end, 44b בתוך פ׳ ידים within reach of the hands; חוץ לפ׳ ידים beyond reach. Ib. כשם שנתנו פ׳ ידים לטהרותוכ׳ as proximity within reach of the hands is made a criterion for levitical uncleanness (Toh. VII, 2), so it is made for wine (suspected of having been touched by an idolater, v. נֶסֶךְ); a. e.פ׳ ידים ודגלים prostration accompanied by stretching of hands and feet. Ber.34b; Meg.22b; Shebu.16b, v. הִשְׁתַּחֲוָאָה; a. fr.(Mekh. Bshall. beg. בפישוטן, read: בפְשוּטָה, v. פָּשוּט.
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