rosh katan, rosh gadol
English translation: "Small head:" , "Large head"
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|  Selected response from: Baruch Avidar Israel Local time: 07:26 | |||
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Large and small head Explanation: Rosh katan means small head. It is also slang for "playing dumb". Rosh gadol means large head. Hope this helps. |
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55 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2"Small head:" , "Large head" Explanation: Both are sleng terms : "Rosh katan" = "small head" means "playing dumb" (I agree with Susan) "Rosh gadol" = "large head" means "taking responsability" I think there were first used in the armed forces and later became the daily sleng in Israel. Good lucck! |
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