פסק

Aramaic

Verb

פסק • (transliteration needed)

  1. to cut off, to break away

Hebrew

Root
פ־ס־ק‎ (p-s-q)

Verb

פָּסַק • (pasák) (pa'al construction)

  1. to cease, to stop; to desist
  2. to decide, to rule
    • 2015 December 17, Sam Borden and James Montague (English authors for NY times, translated by Haaretz), הוויקיליקס של הכדורגל (“The Wikileaks of Football”) (Hebrew title), Hebrew link English link:
      ‏ועדת חקירה שהקימה ההתאחדות ההולנדית במטרה לבדוק את השפעת דויין על טוונטה, פסקה השבוע כי קבוצת התחתית ביצעה הטעיה מכוונת.‎‎
      The commission of inquiry set up by the Dutch Association in order to examine the effect of Doyen on [FC] Twente, ruled this week that the underground group has made deliberate deception.

Verb

פִּסֵּק • (pisék)

  1. defective spelling of פיסק‎

Verb

פֻּסַּק • (pusák)

  1. defective spelling of פוסק‎

Noun

פְּסָק • (p'sák) m

  1. (law) a ruling, a decision

Derived terms

  • פַּסְקָנִי‎ (paskaní, “decisive”)
    • פַּסְקָנוּת‎ (paskaút, “decisiveness”)
  • פְּסַק דִּין‎ (p'sák din, “verdict, court ruling”)

Noun

פָּסֵק • (pasek) m

  1. A biblical cantillation symbol.

Yiddish

Etymology

From Hebrew פְּסָק‎.

Noun

פסק • (psak) ?

  1. adjudication, sentence
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