Compare withArabicتِقن(tiqn,“improvement, perfection”) andتَقَانَة(taqāna,“firmness, solidity”)

תֶּקֶן• (téken) m (plural indefiniteתְּקָנִים,plural constructתִּקְנֵי־)[pattern:קֶטֶל]

1. astandard
   • 2016 September 6, “הרכבת הקלה בדרך, ההשלכות כבר כאן: צמצום דרמטי בחניה בתל אביב [The Light Train is on the Way, The Implications Are Already Here: A Drastic Reduction in Parking in Tel Aviv]”, inCalcalist‎^[1]:

     אולם בתל אביב החליטו לקבועתקן אחיד לחניות בבנייני מגורים, שאינו תלוי במרחק מקו הרכבת.

     However in Tel Aviv [they] decided to set a uniformstandard for parking [space]s in residential buildings, that is not dependent on the distance from the train line.

• (non-native term)סְטַנְדַּרְט

• סטיית תקן / סְטִיַּת תֶּקֶן

• תַּקִּין

תִּקֵּן• (tikén) (pi'el construction)

1. defective spelling ofתיקן

• H8626 inStrong, James (1979),Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance to the Bible

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