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1 מהיר החלטה
quick to decide, quick decision-maker -
2 דופק מהיר
quick pulse -
3 זריז ונשכר
quick action pays off -
4 יד קלה על ההדק
quick sooter -
5 מהיר-חמה
quick-tempered -
6 ראייה חטופה
quick look -
7 רווח קל
quick profit -
8 רכוש שוטף
quick assets -
9 תפיסה מהירה
quick perception -
10 מהר
מָהִר, מָהִירm. (b. h.; preced. art) quick, ready. Ab. V, 12 מ׳ לשמוע ומ׳ לאבד quick of perception and quick to forget. Ex. R. s. 11, beg.; a. e. -
11 מהיר
מָהִר, מָהִירm. (b. h.; preced. art) quick, ready. Ab. V, 12 מ׳ לשמוע ומ׳ לאבד quick of perception and quick to forget. Ex. R. s. 11, beg.; a. e. -
12 מָהִר
מָהִר, מָהִירm. (b. h.; preced. art) quick, ready. Ab. V, 12 מ׳ לשמוע ומ׳ לאבד quick of perception and quick to forget. Ex. R. s. 11, beg.; a. e. -
13 מָהִיר
מָהִר, מָהִירm. (b. h.; preced. art) quick, ready. Ab. V, 12 מ׳ לשמוע ומ׳ לאבד quick of perception and quick to forget. Ex. R. s. 11, beg.; a. e. -
14 מהר
adv. quickly, quick, swift, fast, rapidly, soon, speedily, swiftly, promptly————————v. be hasty————————v. to hurry to, * to, be in a hurry, be quick to -
15 אשור
אֲשוּרinterj., with (שור) הייא go on, make haste, quick! Gitt.34a א׳ הבו לה הייא make haste, give her the letter of divorce; quick! Sabb.119a א׳ הייא א׳ הייא. Ber.57b א׳ צדיקי Ar. (ed. רהוטו) run, ye pious ones. -
16 אֲשוּר
אֲשוּרinterj., with (שור) הייא go on, make haste, quick! Gitt.34a א׳ הבו לה הייא make haste, give her the letter of divorce; quick! Sabb.119a א׳ הייא א׳ הייא. Ber.57b א׳ צדיקי Ar. (ed. רהוטו) run, ye pious ones. -
17 חוש II
חוּשII (b. h.; v. preced.) (to feel, press, 1) to feel pain, be affected. Erub.54a חָש בראשו if one has a headache; ח׳ בגרונו one whose throat is affected; a. fr. 2) to apprehend, consider. Y.Peah V, 18d bot. וחש לומרוכ׳ but then he reconsidered saying Ex. B. s. 3 אל תָּחוּש do not mind it. 3) to be anxious, quick, to hurry. Y.Yeb.VIII, 9c top (play on ח̇וש̇ים … ב̇ע̇ר̇א, 1 Chr. 8:8) ח̇ש̇ כנמר וב̇יא̇ר̇וכ׳ he was quick like a panther and made clear 4) to think, be silent, v. חָשָׁה.V. חָשַׁש. -
18 חוּש
חוּשII (b. h.; v. preced.) (to feel, press, 1) to feel pain, be affected. Erub.54a חָש בראשו if one has a headache; ח׳ בגרונו one whose throat is affected; a. fr. 2) to apprehend, consider. Y.Peah V, 18d bot. וחש לומרוכ׳ but then he reconsidered saying Ex. B. s. 3 אל תָּחוּש do not mind it. 3) to be anxious, quick, to hurry. Y.Yeb.VIII, 9c top (play on ח̇וש̇ים … ב̇ע̇ר̇א, 1 Chr. 8:8) ח̇ש̇ כנמר וב̇יא̇ר̇וכ׳ he was quick like a panther and made clear 4) to think, be silent, v. חָשָׁה.V. חָשַׁש. -
19 חריף
חֲרִיף(v. חָרַף) to be quick, acute. Ḥull.110b חֲרִיפַת טובא thou art quick of perception. -
20 חֲרִיף
חֲרִיף(v. חָרַף) to be quick, acute. Ḥull.110b חֲרִיפַת טובא thou art quick of perception.
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