"טראח", "פלאח"
English translation: טראח = slam, bang, crash/פלאח= bumpkin, simpleton
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| 4 +1 | טראח = slam, bang, crash/פלאח= bumpkin, simpleton |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1טראח = slam, bang, crash/פלאח= bumpkin, simpleton Explanation: I guess "trach" is onomatopea = slam, bang "falach" is actually arabic meaning peasant or hebrew for simpleton or bumpkin. Of course it might be just the rhyme to "trach" - what was the context again?......:) |
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