fmt. Also, since I'm (in accordance with consensus) updating tz to ts, I'm also meanwhile (in accordance with my preference in absence of consensus) updating kh to ch.
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| | ===Etymology=== | | ===Etymology=== |
| − | From the root {{term|ר-ח-ץ|sc=Hebr|tr=r-ḥ-TZ}}. | + | From the root {{term|ר־ח־ץ|sc=Hebr|tr=r-ḥ-TS}}. |
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| | ===Verb=== | | ===Verb=== |
| − | {{head|he|verb|sc=Hebr|tr=rakhátz}} | + | {{he-verb|tr=racháts|pa|wv=רָחַץ}} |
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| − | # {{transitive|lang=he}} To [[wash]], to [[clean]] by washing, ''as'' an object or a body part. | + | # {{transitive|lang=he}} To [[wash]], to [[clean]] by washing, {{n-g|as}} an object or a body part. |
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| | ====Usage notes==== | | ====Usage notes==== |
| − | * Unlike English {{term|wash}}, this is not an ergative verb; an English sentence like "I don't like washing in cold water" would in Hebrew use the verb {{term|התרחץ||wash (oneself)|sc=Hebr|tr=hitrakhétz}}. | + | * Unlike English {{term|wash}}, this is not an ergative verb; an English sentence like "I don't like washing in cold water" would in Hebrew use the verb {{term|התרחץ||wash (oneself)|sc=Hebr|tr=hitrachéts|lang=he}}. |
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| | [[fr:רחץ]] | | [[fr:רחץ]] |
