RESH

Meaning of RESH in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈrāsh ]

noun

Etymology: Hebrew rēsh

Date: circa 1823

: the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet — see alphabet table

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RESH — noun Etymology: Hebrew rēsh Date: circa 1823 the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
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RESH — I. ˈrāsh noun ( -es ) Etymology: Hebrew rēsh, literally, head 1. : the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet …
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RESH — /raysh/ , n. 1. the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet. 2. the consonant sound represented by this letter. [ …
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RESH — [resh] n [Heb resh] (ca. 1823): the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
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RESH — Pronunciation: ' r ā sh Function: noun Etymology: Hebrew r ē sh Date: circa 1823 : the 20th letter of …
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RHO — noun Etymology: Greek rhō, of Semitic origin; akin to Hebrew rēsh resh Date: 15th century the 17th letter of the …
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THRESH — I. ˈthrash, -raa(ə)sh, -raish, -resh verb ( -ed/-ing/-es ) Etymology: Middle English thresshen, from Old English threscan, therscan; akin to …
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RUSH — I. ˈrəsh noun ( -es ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English rish, resh, rush, from Old English risc, resc, …
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RHO — I. ˈrō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek rhō, of Semitic origin; akin to Hebrew rēsh : the 17th letter …
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PERISHABLE — I. ˈperə̇shəbəl, -rēsh- adjective Etymology: perish (I) + -able 1. : liable to perish : subject to destruction, death, decay, …
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PERISH — I. ˈperish, -rēsh, esp in pres part -rəsh verb ( -ed/-ing/-es ) Etymology: Middle English perissen, perisshen, from Old French …
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PARISH — I. ˈparish, -rēsh also ˈper- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English paroche, parosshe, parisshe, from Middle French parroche, paroisse, …
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MOORISH — I. ˈmu̇rish, -rēsh sometimes ˈmōr- or ˈmȯr- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English morys, from More Moor + -ys, …
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IRISH — I. ˈīrish, -rēsh adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English, from (assumed) Old English Īrisc, from Old English Īras Irishmen …
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GIBBERISH — I. ˈjib(ə)rish, -rēsh also ˈgi- noun ( -es ) Etymology: probably from gibber (I) + -ish 1. : confused, unintelligible, …
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WHORISH
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WATERISH — ˈwȯ]d.ərish, ˈwä], ]tər-, -rēsh\ adjective 1. a. : resembling water especially in appearance or consistency a waterish discharge b. : …
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VULTURISH — ˈvəlchərish, -rēsh adjective : vulturous
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VINEGARISH — -rish, -rēsh adjective : sour or sullen in disposition, speech, or manner : given to caustic comment : acidulous , …
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VAPORISH — ˈvāpərish, -rēsh adjective Etymology: vapor (I) + -ish 1. : resembling or suggestive of vapor : vaporous , misty , …
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VAMPIRISH — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌpī(ə)rish, -rēsh adjective : of, relating to, resembling, or characteristic of a vampire a mischievous flirtatious girl rather than a …
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UGARITIAN — ˌügəˈrishən, -rēsh- noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Ugarit, ancient city + English -ic : ugaritic
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TOVARICH — noun or to·va·rish təˈvärish, tōˈ-, -rēsh ( -es ) Etymology: Russian tovarishch, of Turkic origin 1. : comrade 2. : …
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TIGERISH — ˈtīg(ə)rish, -rēsh adjective : of or relating to tigers : resembling a tiger usually in sleek grace, voracity, ferocity, or …
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THRESHER — ˈthrashə(r), -raash-, -raish-, -resh- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English thressher, from thresshen to thresh + -er, -ere -er …
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SQUARISH — ˈskwa(a)rish, -wer-, -rēsh adjective : somewhat square in form or appearance : resembling a square or block squarish windows squarish …
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RUSHY — ˈrəshē adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English resshy, russhy, from rish, resh, rush rush + -y — more at …
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QUEERISH
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ERESHKIGAL — /ay resh"kee'gahl, er'esh kig"euhl/ , n. the Sumerian and Akkadian goddess of death; consort of Nergal. Also, Ereshkigel /ay resh"kee'gel, …
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RHO — noun Etymology: Greek rhō, of Semitic origin; akin to Hebrew rēsh resh Date: 15th century : the 17th letter of …
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RHO — [rho] n [Gk rho, of Sem origin; akin to Heb resh resh] (15c): the 17th letter of the Greek alphabet
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