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Transliteration (capitaliztion used to demonstrate intonation) |
Definition |
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Jifa |
Something Disgusting |
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Kaba |
Army Psych rating |
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MishMesh |
Kitchen Duty Guard Duty |
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Sof Haderech |
At the very end of ability |
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MnatzNetz |
Someone who runs away from his duties |
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SaaPash |
Things to do here and there |
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GalCHatz |
Polishing shoes and shaving |
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Zula |
Laid back |
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ShviZut |
depressed |
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ShviZut Yom Aleph |
Depression on returning back to the army |
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TzafLad |
A green soldier |
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Tizuz or Kader |
When your commander bugs you |
|
PaUr |
To talk back to someone over you |
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Tzair |
A soldier in his first two years |
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Vatik |
A soldier in his final year of the army |
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PaZam (pazamnick) |
Time or experience in the army. The longer the more rights you have |
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ShifTZur |
Making better adjustments on you equipment |
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Jabel |
mountain |
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Gib |
give |
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ACHi |
"Brother" commonly used to denote a friend |
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Gever |
"Man" someone special |
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Dod |
Greeting to someone quite a bit older |
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MorAl |
motivated |
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RaAl |
motivation |
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Tznafin |
A nickname for paratrooper |
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StickliTim |
A nickname for Nachalnick |
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Golanchikim |
A nickname for Golani |
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S'GalGal |
A nickname for Givati |
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Basa |
Tough luck |
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SaBaBa |
great |
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KeveiDa |
Bowel movement |
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Kala |
urine |
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ChamShush |
A furlough from Thursday on |
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RevUsh |
A furlough from Wednesday on |
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SaGemet |
The sickness of a green officer |
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LetCHon |
To work hard |
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ShuAl |
Someone who is Tochen is a Shual |
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NadBar |
How to talk on the radio |
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Sin Jur |
To give out or get duties |
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Wasach |
Show off |
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Achu Shilling |
Adjective for something great |
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ZarKan |
When someone is not serious about what he is doing |
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NaCHLAwi |
A nickname for nahal |