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2140 שטן
     1. n. satanśāṭān
2141 אביר
     1. adj. mighty, valiantabír
     2. adj. strong, mighty (used of God only)
     3. n. (Modern Hebrew) a knight
2142 איים
     1. v. To threaten.iyém
     2. n. plural indefinite form of אִי (í).iyim
2143 הכנסה
     1. n. A bringing in, or taking in, or sending in, or otherwise causing someone or something to be inside something.hakhnasá
2144 קורס
     1. n. A course, class, especially at the university level or in the military.kurs
2145 צלחת
     1. n. plate (a dish from which food is eaten)tsaláchat
2146 מקצוע
     1. n. occupation, trade, vocationmiktsóa
     2. n. (geometry) the place where two faces of a polyhedron meet, an edge
2147 רצוי
     1. adj. Desired, desirable, wanted.
           רצוי שנלך. (ratzúi shenelékh.) - (literally) Desirable that we’ll go. — (idiomatically) We should go.
2148 פיך
     1. n. singular form of פֶּה (pé) second-person masculine singular personal pronoun as possessor.pícha
     2. n. singular form of פֶּה (pé) second-person feminine singular personal pronoun as possessor.pích
2149 פרש
     1. n. a knight, a steedparash
     2. v. to retireparásh
     3. v. to quit
2150 קראי
     1. adj. (he-adj-i, wv=קָרָאִי, tr=kara'í)
     2. adj. Karaite.
     3. n. A Karaite.kara'í
2151 שמירה
     1. n. Keeping, maintaining, guarding, maintenance.sh'mirá
2152 עכברים
     1. n. plural indefinite form of עַכְבָּר (akhbár): mice.akhbarím
2153 קבר
     1. n. A grave, a gravesite.kéver
     2. n. (קֶבֶר־, kéver-) singular construct form of קֶבֶר .
     3. v. To bury, to inter.kavár
2154 יומן
     1. n. diaryyomán
2155 החזיק
     1. v. To hold, to grab.hekhzík
2156 חלונות
     1. n. plural indefinite form of חַלּוֹן (khalón): windows.khalonot
2157 מדען
     1. n. scientistmad'án
2158 צח
     1. adj. pure, clear, unblemishedtsákh
2159 מוקף
     1. adj. surrounded; enclosedmukáf
           היא תמיד מוקפת בחברים. (hi tamid mukefet b'khaverim.) - She is always surrounded with friends.
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