דיסק
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Hebrew
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Ultimately borrowed from Ancient Greek δίσκος (dískos). Compare English disc, disk, French disque.
Noun
[edit]דִּיסְק • (disk) m (plural indefinite דִּיסְקִים)
Derived terms
[edit]- דיסק און קי
- דיסק חיתוך (disk khitúkh)
- דיסק קשיח (disk kashíakh)
- זריקת דיסק
- פריצת דיסק
- קומפקט דיסק
Yiddish
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Ultimately borrowed from Ancient Greek δίσκος (dískos, “a circular plate suited for hurling”), probably via Belarusian дыск (dysk), Polish dysk, Russian диск (disk), Ukrainian диск (dysk).
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]דיסק • (disk) m, plural דיסקן (diskn), diminutive דיסקל (diskl)
- (computer hardware) disk
- Synonym: דיסקל (diskl)
- (computer hardware) drive
- Synonym: דיסק־לייענער (disk-leyener)
- (music) album
- Synonym: פּלאַטע (plate)
- (of a phonograph) record
- Synonym: פּלאַטע (plate)
- (anatomy) spinal disc, intervertebral disc
- Synonym: שדרה־דיסק (shdrh-disk)
Derived terms
[edit]- אינעווייניקסטער דיסק (ineveynikster disk, “internal drive”)
- אינסטאַליר־דיסק m (instalir-disk, “setup drive”)
- אויספֿאָרמאַטירן אַ דיסק (oysformatirn a disk, “to format a disk”)
- דיסק־לייענער (disk-leyener, “disk drive”)
- דרויסנדיקער דיסק (droysndiker disk, “external drive”)
- האַרטער דיסק (harter disk, “hard drive”)
- קאָנטראַבאַנד־דיסק (kontraband-disk, “bootleg (illegal recording)”)
- שדרה־דיסק (shedre-disk, “spinal disk”)
- ווייכער דיסק (veykher disk), בייגעוודיסק (beygevdisk, “diskette, floppy disk”)
Related terms
[edit]- דע־ווע־דע (de-ve-de), די־ווי־די (di-vi-di, “DVD”)
- דיסקעט (disket, “diskette”)
- קאָמפּאַקטדיסק (kompaktdisk), קאָמפּאַקטל (kompaktl, “compact disk, CD”)
- קאָמפּאַקטל־שפּילער (kompaktl-shpiler, “CD player”)
- ווידעאָ־דיסק (video-disk, “videodisc”)
References
[edit]- Schaechter-Viswanath, Gitl, Glasser, Paul (2016) “disk”, in Comprehensive English-Yiddish Dictionary, Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, →ISBN
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