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1 רצף אירועים
sequence of events -
2 רצף מאורעות
sequence of events -
3 ברצף
adv. in sequence, sequentially, continuously -
4 המשך טבעי
natural sequence -
5 המשכיות
continuity, sequence, continuousness -
6 השתלשלויות
development, evolution; chain of events, sequence -
7 השתלשלות
development, evolution; chain of events, sequence -
8 טור
column, file, row, rubric, queue, rank, sequence, series; progression (math.) -
9 טור אריתמטי
arithmetic progression, arithmetic sequence -
10 טור חשבוני
arithmetic progression, arithmetic sequence -
11 סדר
Seder (Passover night service)————————v. be "fixed", framed, "done"; set in type————————v. be arranged, put in order; be settled————————v. be arranged; settled down; to manage; fall in————————v. be settled, arranged; regulated, regularized————————v. to "fix", thwart; arrange the Seder; set type————————v. to arrange, put in order; settle————————v. to arrange, put in order————————v. to settle, arrange; regulate, regularize————————composition (printing) ; set-up type————————order, arrangement, succession, orderliness, neatness, tidiness, trimness, form; sequence————————section, chapter (ancient)————————typesetter, compositor -
12 סדרה
series, serial, course, run, rubber, set, string, suit; sequence (math.) ; training (military) -
13 סידרה
series, serial, course, run, rubber, set, string, suit; sequence (math.) ; training (military) -
14 רצף הגיוני
logical sequence -
15 תכיפה
תְּכִיפָהf. (תָּכַף) (junction, fastening. 1) stitch or knot. Kil. IX, 10 התוכף ת׳ אחת if one fastens two pieces together with only one stitch; Men.39a; Sabb.54a; a. fr. 2) immediate sequence.Pl. תְּכִיפוֹת. Y.Ber.I, 2d bot. שלש ת׳ הן תכףוכ׳ three actions require immediateness; putting on of hands must be immediately followed by slaughtering ; Bab. ib. 42a; Deut. R. s. 210>; Yalk. Gen. 130 תְּכֵפוֹת; a. e.; v. תֵּכֶף. -
16 תְּכִיפָה
תְּכִיפָהf. (תָּכַף) (junction, fastening. 1) stitch or knot. Kil. IX, 10 התוכף ת׳ אחת if one fastens two pieces together with only one stitch; Men.39a; Sabb.54a; a. fr. 2) immediate sequence.Pl. תְּכִיפוֹת. Y.Ber.I, 2d bot. שלש ת׳ הן תכףוכ׳ three actions require immediateness; putting on of hands must be immediately followed by slaughtering ; Bab. ib. 42a; Deut. R. s. 210>; Yalk. Gen. 130 תְּכֵפוֹת; a. e.; v. תֵּכֶף.
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