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Catchword for “rosh katan”
Catchword: rosh katan
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Quotation: “Rosh Katan,” translated as a “small mind” it’s similar to be narrow-minded, but has more meanings. when someone is “Rosh Katan,” it means that he won’t do anything unless told to. it means that he won’t care for anything unless it hurts him.
Article or document title:
“Terms in the Israeli mind” (URL)
Author:
Ben Rothschild Neria
Article, document, publication, web site:
The Fool’s Page
Publishing location:
Kfar Vradim, Israel
Date of publication:
Jan. 23, 2005
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