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1 פרח II, פרחא
פְּרַחII, פִּרְחָא, פִּרְחָה, פִּירְ׳ ch. sam( פֶּרַח m. (b. h.; preced.) blossom, flower, an ornament in the shape of a flower), 1) flower. Targ. Y. Gen. 30:37 (v. פְּרַח I). Targ. Job 20:3, v. פּוּחָא.Esp. caper-blossom, also caper-tree. Ber.40b (expl. נצפה) פרחה (Ms. F. פירחא). Ib. 36a אדעתא דפ׳ for the sake of the caper. Ib. b, v. בּוּטִּיתָא; a. e.Pl. פִּרְחֵי. Pes.111b טולי בי פ׳ רוחי (the demons dwelling in) the shade of caper-trees are named ruḥé. 2) a species of locusts. Targ. Joel 1:4 (h. text ילק). 3) palpitation of the heart. Gitt.69b. 4) that which is blown off, particle, crumb.Pl. פִּרְחַיָּיא. Pes.110a bot. (in an incantation) פרח פִּרְחַיְיכִי let the wind carry off your crumbs (with which you conjure; v., however, Rashi a. l.). -
2 פְּרַח
פְּרַחII, פִּרְחָא, פִּרְחָה, פִּירְ׳ ch. sam( פֶּרַח m. (b. h.; preced.) blossom, flower, an ornament in the shape of a flower), 1) flower. Targ. Y. Gen. 30:37 (v. פְּרַח I). Targ. Job 20:3, v. פּוּחָא.Esp. caper-blossom, also caper-tree. Ber.40b (expl. נצפה) פרחה (Ms. F. פירחא). Ib. 36a אדעתא דפ׳ for the sake of the caper. Ib. b, v. בּוּטִּיתָא; a. e.Pl. פִּרְחֵי. Pes.111b טולי בי פ׳ רוחי (the demons dwelling in) the shade of caper-trees are named ruḥé. 2) a species of locusts. Targ. Joel 1:4 (h. text ילק). 3) palpitation of the heart. Gitt.69b. 4) that which is blown off, particle, crumb.Pl. פִּרְחַיָּיא. Pes.110a bot. (in an incantation) פרח פִּרְחַיְיכִי let the wind carry off your crumbs (with which you conjure; v., however, Rashi a. l.).
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palpitation — Forcible or irregular pulsation of the heart, perceptible to the patient, usually with an increase in frequency or force, with or without irregularity in rhythm. SYN: trepidatio cordis. [L. palpito, to throb] * * * pal·pi·ta·tion .pal pə tā shən … Medical dictionary
palpitation — /pal pi tay sheuhn/, n. 1. the act of palpitating. 2. an unusually or abnormally rapid or violent beating of the heart. [1595 1605; < L palpitation (s. of palpitatio) a throbbing. See PALPITATE, ION] * * * … Universalium
palpitation — pal•pi•ta•tion [[t]ˌpæl pɪˈteɪ ʃən[/t]] n. 1) cvb the act of palpitating 2) med an unusually or abnormally rapid or violent beating of the heart • Etymology: 1595–1605; < L palpitātiōn (s. of palpitātiō) a throbbing. See palpitate … From formal English to slang
palpitation — noun An abnormal awareness of the beating of the heart, whether it is too slow, too fast, irregular, or at its normal frequency … Wiktionary
palpitation — pal·pi·ta·tion || ‚pælpɪ teɪʃn n. beating or pounding of the heart; trembling, quivering; shivering, quaking … English contemporary dictionary
