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Hebrew
Etymology
From עָשָׂה (‘asá, “to do, to make”).
Pronunciation
Noun
מַעֲשֶׂה • (ma‘asé) m (plural indefinite מַעֲשִׂים)
- deed, action, act
- 2018, Itmar Katsir, Haaretz, "הוועד האולימפי: 'ביקשנו מגל פרידמן לא למכור את מדליית הזהב האולימפית'":
יו"ר הוועד האולימפי יגאל כרמי הוסיף כי "מכירת מדליה אולימפית היא מעשה שאין עושים".- The chairman of the Olympic Committee Igal Carmi added, "Selling an Olympic medal is something you don't do."
- (literally, “The chairman of the Olympic Committee Igal Carmi added, "The sale of an olympic medal is a deed that do not do."”)
- event, incident
- tale, story, narrative
Synonyms
- (tale, story, narrative) מעשייה
Derived terms
Adjective
מְעֻשֶּׂה • (me'uséh)
- defective spelling of מעושה
Ladino
Etymology
From Hebrew מַעֲשֶׂה (ma‘asé).
Noun
מעשה m (Hebrew spelling, Latin spelling maasé)
- story
- event
Yiddish
Noun
מעשה • (mayse/manse) m or f, plural מעשיות (mayses/manses) or מעשים (maysem/mansem)
- (nonstandard) Unpointed form of מעשׂה (mayse/manse).