No. 477 in Hebrew
קצר
The Hebrew word "קצר" means "short" or "harvest," depending on context.
In a sentence
החופש הגדול היה קצר השנה.
The summer vacation was short this year.
'קצר' is used as an adjective describing 'החופש הגדול' (the summer vacation) to indicate its short duration.
אני צריך לחבר את החוטים הקצרים האלה.
I need to connect these short wires.
'קצרים' is the plural masculine form of the adjective 'קצר', describing 'חוטים' (wires) as being short in length.
אחרי דיון קצר החלטנו לצאת לטיול.
After a brief discussion, we decided to go for a trip.
'קצר' is used here as an adjective for 'דיון' (discussion), showing brevity in time.
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