לְהִסְתַּחְרֵר

Lhsatakharar

Translations

Hebrew: לְהִסְתַּחְרֵר
English: to feel dizzy
Russian: чувствовать головокружение
Arabic: داخ
Pronunciation: Lhsatakharar

"to feel dizzy" in Hebrew is לְהִסְתַּחְרֵר (Lhsatakharar). In Russian it is чувствовать головокружение, and in Arabic داخ. This is a term from the MedHebrew medical-Hebrew dictionary.

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לְהִתְלוֹנֵןto complain לַחֲלוֹתto fall ill לִפְגּוֹעַto injure / affect לִפְצוֹעַto wound לְהִצְטַנֵּןto catch a cold לְהַקְרִיןto radiate / irradiate לִמְחוֹטto blow one's nose לְהִתְעַטֵשׁto sneeze לִירֹקto spit לִנְקוֹעַto sprain / dislocate לִשְׁבּוֹרto break / fracture לְגָרֵדto scratch / itch

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