פרקטי
Hebrew edit
Etymology edit
Ultimately from Ancient Greek πρακτικός (praktikós), perhaps through German praktisch and Praktiker.
Adjective edit
פְּרַקְטִי • (prákti) (feminine פרקטית, masculine plural פרקטיים or פרקטים, feminine plural פרקטיות)
- Practical, pragmatic.
- מבחינה פרקטית ― mib'khiná práktit ― from a practical standpoint
- 2000, Eda Zoritte, Ehvat Chaim: the tragic love of the painter Ira Jan for Chaim Nachman Bialik[1]:
- אחותי כתבה לי שהוא “פרקטי”, לומד כלכלה ומדעי המדינה.
- My sister wrote to me that he is "pragmatic", studying economics and political science.
- useful, convenient