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1 שאט-נפש
disgust -
2 גועל
disgust, repugnance, repulsion, odiousness, obnoxiousness, lousiness, fulsomeness, sliminess, detestation -
3 גועל-נפש
disgust; disgusting -
4 זרא
disgust, loathing -
5 נקיעת-נפש
disgust, being sick of -
6 בחילה
nausea, disgust, revulsion, nauseation, nauseousness, qualm, sickness, vomiturition, hideousness -
7 בתיעוב
adv. contemptibly, contemptuously, with disgust, abhorrently -
8 בתעוב
adv. contemptibly, contemptuously, with disgust, abhorrently -
9 געל
v. be rinsed in boiling water————————v. to feel repugnance————————v. to feel repugnant; rinse in boiling water————————v. to loathe, repulse, reject, detest————————v. to make someone feel disgust, loathe; rinse in boiling water -
10 מאיסה
loathing, disgust -
11 סולד
adj. shrinking from, feeling disgust, loathing, sick, antipathetic, averse -
12 סלידה
loathing, aversion, disgust, queasiness, distaste -
13 קבס
nausea, disgust, sickness, vomiturition, crapulence -
14 שאט
abhorrence, contempt, disgust -
15 תיעוב
repugnance, loathing, detesting, disgust, detestation, abhorrence, abomination, execration, nausea, odiousness, contemptuousness -
16 תעוב
repugnance, loathing, detesting, disgust, detestation, abhorrence, abomination, execration, nausea, odiousness, contemptuousness -
17 איבה
אֵיבָהf. (b. h.; אָיַב, √או, or אב, cmp. אַבְאָבִית, אָוֶן, עָוֹן 1) enmity, hostility, grudge. Snh.III, 5 an enemy is he who has not spoken to his neighbor for three days בא׳ in his grudge; a. fr.משום (מפני) א׳ for the sake of preventing ill-feeling. Y.Dem.IV, 24a; a. fr. 2) aversion, disgust, loss of attraction. Y.Yoma VIII, 44d bot. הכלה מפני א׳ the bride (is permitted to wash her face on the Day of Atone.) that she may not lose her attraction. -
18 אֵיבָה
אֵיבָהf. (b. h.; אָיַב, √או, or אב, cmp. אַבְאָבִית, אָוֶן, עָוֹן 1) enmity, hostility, grudge. Snh.III, 5 an enemy is he who has not spoken to his neighbor for three days בא׳ in his grudge; a. fr.משום (מפני) א׳ for the sake of preventing ill-feeling. Y.Dem.IV, 24a; a. fr. 2) aversion, disgust, loss of attraction. Y.Yoma VIII, 44d bot. הכלה מפני א׳ the bride (is permitted to wash her face on the Day of Atone.) that she may not lose her attraction. -
19 נקיט
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20 נָקִיט
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disgust — vb Disgust, sicken, nauseate are comparable when meaning to arouse an extreme distaste in. Disgust implies a stomach that is revolted by food offered or taken; in its extended use it implies sensibilities which are revolted by something seen,… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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