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1 גוזמאות
exaggeration -
2 גוזמה
exaggeration -
3 גדישת-הסאה
exaggeration, going too far, overdoing -
4 הגדשת-הסאה
exaggeration, going too far, overdoing -
5 הגזמה
exaggeration, over-doing, immoderacy, immoderateness, immoderation, overstatement, romance, fulsomeness -
6 הפרזה
exaggeration, overstatement, excess, excessiveness, exorbitance, immoderation, extravagantness, fulsomeness, hyperbole, immoderacy, immoderateness; overdoing -
7 הבאי
הֲבַאי, הֲוַאיm. ( הבי, הוי, cmp. הבל) ( breath, vanity, vain talk; impossibility, exaggeration, rhetorical phrase. Ned.III, 1 נדרי הכ׳ vows made dependent on an impossibility, expl. ib. 2 קונםוכ׳ I may be forbidden …, if I have not seen (a mere exaggeration not meant literally). Ib. 24b שבועותה׳ oaths affirming (Shebu.III, 8 שבועת שוא). Ḥull.90b לשון הב׳ Ar. (ed. הו׳) exaggeration in rhetorical speech; Tam.29a; a. e. V. גּוּזְמָא. -
8 הואי
הֲבַאי, הֲוַאיm. ( הבי, הוי, cmp. הבל) ( breath, vanity, vain talk; impossibility, exaggeration, rhetorical phrase. Ned.III, 1 נדרי הכ׳ vows made dependent on an impossibility, expl. ib. 2 קונםוכ׳ I may be forbidden …, if I have not seen (a mere exaggeration not meant literally). Ib. 24b שבועותה׳ oaths affirming (Shebu.III, 8 שבועת שוא). Ḥull.90b לשון הב׳ Ar. (ed. הו׳) exaggeration in rhetorical speech; Tam.29a; a. e. V. גּוּזְמָא. -
9 הֲבַאי
הֲבַאי, הֲוַאיm. ( הבי, הוי, cmp. הבל) ( breath, vanity, vain talk; impossibility, exaggeration, rhetorical phrase. Ned.III, 1 נדרי הכ׳ vows made dependent on an impossibility, expl. ib. 2 קונםוכ׳ I may be forbidden …, if I have not seen (a mere exaggeration not meant literally). Ib. 24b שבועותה׳ oaths affirming (Shebu.III, 8 שבועת שוא). Ḥull.90b לשון הב׳ Ar. (ed. הו׳) exaggeration in rhetorical speech; Tam.29a; a. e. V. גּוּזְמָא. -
10 הֲוַאי
הֲבַאי, הֲוַאיm. ( הבי, הוי, cmp. הבל) ( breath, vanity, vain talk; impossibility, exaggeration, rhetorical phrase. Ned.III, 1 נדרי הכ׳ vows made dependent on an impossibility, expl. ib. 2 קונםוכ׳ I may be forbidden …, if I have not seen (a mere exaggeration not meant literally). Ib. 24b שבועותה׳ oaths affirming (Shebu.III, 8 שבועת שוא). Ḥull.90b לשון הב׳ Ar. (ed. הו׳) exaggeration in rhetorical speech; Tam.29a; a. e. V. גּוּזְמָא. -
11 בלא גוזמה
exactly so, without exaggeration -
12 הבאי
nonsense; exaggeration -
13 הגדשה
stacking full; exaggeration; overfilling -
14 הפלגה
departure (ship) ; sailing, voyage; exaggeration -
15 הררי-זהב
mountains of gold (illusions, exaggeration) -
16 ניפוח
inflation, insufflation; exaggeration -
17 נפוח
adj. swollen; pompous, windy, flatulent, turgid————————inflation, insufflation; exaggeration -
18 עדג
by way of exaggeration -
19 כמות
כְּמוֹת(= כְּמוֹ את, cmp. כְּוָת) like, as. Y.Maas. Sh. IV, 54d כ׳ שחוא מוכר according to the selling price. Sabb.51a, a. fr. (כ׳ שהוא (חי) in its natural condition (raw). Keth17a כלה כ׳ שחיא the bride at weddings must be praised according to her perfections (without exaggeration); a. fr.With suffixes: כְּמוֹתִי, כְּמוֹתְךָ like myself, like thy-self B. Mets.59b אם הלכה כ׳ if the law is in accordance with my opinion, v. כְּוָת. Y.Ned.I, 36d bot. כ׳ ירבווכ׳ may there be many like thee ; (Bab. ib. 9b כָּמוֹךָ). Ber.V, 5, a. fr. שלוחו של אדם כְּמוֹתוֹ a mans messenger is like himself, i. e. action by proxy is legal; a. fr. -
20 כְּמוֹת
כְּמוֹת(= כְּמוֹ את, cmp. כְּוָת) like, as. Y.Maas. Sh. IV, 54d כ׳ שחוא מוכר according to the selling price. Sabb.51a, a. fr. (כ׳ שהוא (חי) in its natural condition (raw). Keth17a כלה כ׳ שחיא the bride at weddings must be praised according to her perfections (without exaggeration); a. fr.With suffixes: כְּמוֹתִי, כְּמוֹתְךָ like myself, like thy-self B. Mets.59b אם הלכה כ׳ if the law is in accordance with my opinion, v. כְּוָת. Y.Ned.I, 36d bot. כ׳ ירבווכ׳ may there be many like thee ; (Bab. ib. 9b כָּמוֹךָ). Ber.V, 5, a. fr. שלוחו של אדם כְּמוֹתוֹ a mans messenger is like himself, i. e. action by proxy is legal; a. fr.
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