Talmudic, yeshivish, or Jewish way of slapping you in the face with what you thought was a novel idea but is actually just the simple obvious explanation.
It's also a way of saying something is simple, literal and obvious. It literally translates to, the simple, simple interpretation.
Often used by teachers against their students, or learning partners / chavrutas.
It's also a way of saying something is simple, literal and obvious. It literally translates to, the simple, simple interpretation.
Often used by teachers against their students, or learning partners / chavrutas.
It's pashut peshat that one is different than two.
Or
Person 1: makes some obvious observation or statement
Person 2: it's pashut peshat!
Or
Person 1: makes some obvious observation or statement
Person 2: it's pashut peshat!
by thekerbey December 19, 2023
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