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1 אינטלקט
intellect -
2 אנטלקט
intellect -
3 כושר אינטלקטואלי
intellect, intellectual aptitude -
4 בינה
prep. between, among, amongst, amid, amidst, mid-————————intelligence, wisdom, insight, intellect -
5 בנה
intelligence, wisdom, insight, intellect -
6 עי המוח
cerebrally, by means of the intellect, through the mind, mentally -
7 שיכל
brains, intellect, intelligence, sense, mind, reason, wit, headpiece, loaf, nous, reasoning, sconce, skull -
8 שכל
v. become crossed (legs)————————v. become educated; be wise; be grasped————————v. become educated; become wise; succeed————————v. bereave, lose one's children————————v. to cross (legs)————————v. to lose a child, bereave————————brains, intellect, intelligence, sense, mind, reason, wit, headpiece, loaf, nous, reasoning, sconce, skull -
9 תבונה
intelligence, reason, gumption, intellect, judiciousness, knowledgeability, knowledgeableness, mindedness, sagacity, sageness, sapience, sense, sensibleness, taste, understanding, wisdom, wit, b -
10 כסף
כָּסַף(b. h.) to peel, whiten (cmp. חָסַף).Part. pass. כָּסוּף, pl. כְּסוּפִים bright. Sifré Deut. 13 וותיקים כ׳ distinguished (of position), bright of intellect; ib. Num. 92 וכסופים. Hif. הִכְסִיף 1) to grow pale, fade, wither. Pes.III, 5 (expl. שיאור) כל שהִכְסִיפוּ פניו כאדםוכ׳ a dough the surface of which becomes pale and wrinkled, like (the sight of) a man whose hair (שַׂעַר) stands up from fright. Nidd.47a משיַכְסִיף ראשוכ׳ when the centre of the oblate portion of the breast begins to be wrinkled; Tosef. ib. VI, 4 משיִכָּסֵף (Nif.). Sabb.34b ה׳ התחתון when the lower horizon becomes pale (is no longer red); Y.Ber.I, 2b bot.Pes.39a פניו מַכְסִיפִין the leaves look faded (and curled); a. e. 2) to deteriorate, fall in value, opp. השביח (cmp. חָסַר). Arakh.30a וה׳ ועמד על מנה and fell until it was worth only one Manah. Keth.80b שמא תַכְסִיף the soil may deteriorate (through neglect); a. e. 3) to put to shame; to frighten, to alarm. Ex. R. s. 35 (play on כֶּסֶף, 1 Chr. 29:4) שהיה מֵכְסִיף כל הזהבים it alarmed all gold-workers (emptying their shops); Cant. R. to III, 10; Y.Yoma IV, 41d top שהיה מ׳ בעדוכ׳ spread alarm among all the shops of Nif. נִכְסַף to grow pale, v. supra. -
11 כָּסַף
כָּסַף(b. h.) to peel, whiten (cmp. חָסַף).Part. pass. כָּסוּף, pl. כְּסוּפִים bright. Sifré Deut. 13 וותיקים כ׳ distinguished (of position), bright of intellect; ib. Num. 92 וכסופים. Hif. הִכְסִיף 1) to grow pale, fade, wither. Pes.III, 5 (expl. שיאור) כל שהִכְסִיפוּ פניו כאדםוכ׳ a dough the surface of which becomes pale and wrinkled, like (the sight of) a man whose hair (שַׂעַר) stands up from fright. Nidd.47a משיַכְסִיף ראשוכ׳ when the centre of the oblate portion of the breast begins to be wrinkled; Tosef. ib. VI, 4 משיִכָּסֵף (Nif.). Sabb.34b ה׳ התחתון when the lower horizon becomes pale (is no longer red); Y.Ber.I, 2b bot.Pes.39a פניו מַכְסִיפִין the leaves look faded (and curled); a. e. 2) to deteriorate, fall in value, opp. השביח (cmp. חָסַר). Arakh.30a וה׳ ועמד על מנה and fell until it was worth only one Manah. Keth.80b שמא תַכְסִיף the soil may deteriorate (through neglect); a. e. 3) to put to shame; to frighten, to alarm. Ex. R. s. 35 (play on כֶּסֶף, 1 Chr. 29:4) שהיה מֵכְסִיף כל הזהבים it alarmed all gold-workers (emptying their shops); Cant. R. to III, 10; Y.Yoma IV, 41d top שהיה מ׳ בעדוכ׳ spread alarm among all the shops of Nif. נִכְסַף to grow pale, v. supra. -
12 סוכלתנוּ
סוּכְלְתָנוּ, סוּכְלְתָנוּתָאf. (preced.) 1) intelligence, intellect. Targ. Ex. 31:3. Targ. Is. 29:14; a. fr. 2) reasoning. Targ. Prov. 21:11 בסוּכְלְתָנוּתֵיה דחכימא (Ms. בסוכלתנוהי, some ed. בסוכלתניה, corr. acc.) when the wise man is reasoned with. -
13 סוּכְלְתָנוּ
סוּכְלְתָנוּ, סוּכְלְתָנוּתָאf. (preced.) 1) intelligence, intellect. Targ. Ex. 31:3. Targ. Is. 29:14; a. fr. 2) reasoning. Targ. Prov. 21:11 בסוּכְלְתָנוּתֵיה דחכימא (Ms. בסוכלתנוהי, some ed. בסוכלתניה, corr. acc.) when the wise man is reasoned with. -
14 סוּכְלְתָנוּתָא
סוּכְלְתָנוּ, סוּכְלְתָנוּתָאf. (preced.) 1) intelligence, intellect. Targ. Ex. 31:3. Targ. Is. 29:14; a. fr. 2) reasoning. Targ. Prov. 21:11 בסוּכְלְתָנוּתֵיה דחכימא (Ms. בסוכלתנוהי, some ed. בסוכלתניה, corr. acc.) when the wise man is reasoned with.
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