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A DICTIONARY
OF Tin:
TAiji.i MiM. Tin-: talmud babli
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(*iiibra<'<Ml III (liiM Dirtiniiitry tovith n pcri'Ml of ;iV>(iit onv
tliouKiitiil y*aix, aiui (MintaiiiH Hebrew and Aramaic eletnenU in about equal pro-
portions. The oilier Hebrew eliunentM, which nuijr oonTeniently be called the Mkbiiaie,
I nil can in part bo tniot*(l biu*k to tho Hntt, if not to the leoood, century B. C. K^
limy be connidurod a continuation of tho Biblical Hebn^w Biblical Hebrew tinged
\\ith AraniaiMiiiH. It w then^fon^ apt to throw li^^ht, more dirrn'tly than ita soooeiior,
II many obHi'inv words and paHsa^es in theBilde; neverthelees, the material for Biblical
xe^enirt (U*poxit<Mi in the lat^u* literatun; in an inexluiuntiblo mine, which still await*
xploitation by Hympnthutic ntudents. Besides the Mitthnah and the Toeefta, the
Mislinaic period embraces Sifni and Sifr^, Mekhilto, and the older elements preserved
II tho Gemani, of which the prayers incidentally quoted are a very fwiitisi and
iiiteivstin^ part.
The later Hebrew elements in the Geniani and in the Midrashim lead down to the
tit^h and the eighth century respectively, and to a larger degrree than the earlier Hebrew
-tictions are mixed with Aramaic elements, and with foreign words borrowed from
the environment and reflecting foreign inf1uencc*s in language as well as in thought.
Tlie Animaic portions of the literatun* under treatment comprise l>oth the eastern
and tho western dialects.' Owing to the close Miental exchangi' between the
Palestinimi and the Babylonian Jews, these dialects are often found inextricably
intirwoven, and cannot be distmginshed lexicographically.
The subjects of this literature are as unlimited as are the interests of the human
mind. Kelipon and ethics, exegesis and homiletics, jurisprudence and ceremonial
laws, ritual and liturgy, pliilosophy and science, medicine and magics, astronomy
md astrology, history and geography, commerce and trade, politics and social
l>roblems, all are represented there, and reflect the mental condition of the Jewish
world in its seclusion fix)m the outer world, as well as in its contact with the
same whether in agreement or in opposition.
> For these Aramaic elements the traditional (though admittedly incorraet) tena CJialHaic (C^ ck.)
is retained in the Dictionary, wherever the dengnation is required for diatiaelion froa the
Hebrew forms.
VI
PEEFACE
Owing to the vast range and the unique character of this Hterature, both as
to mode of thinking and method of presentation, it was frequently necessary to
stretch the Hmits of lexicography and illustrate the definitions by means of larger
citations than would be necessary in a more familiar domain of thought. Especially
was this the case with legal and with ethical subjects.
Archaeological matters have often been elucidated by references to Greek and
Roman customs and beliefs.
The condition of the texts, especially of the Talmud Yerushalmi and of some of
the Midrashim, made textual criticism and emendations inevitable, but the dangers
of arbitrariness and personal bias had to be guarded against. Happily there were,
in most cases, parallels to be drawn upon for the establishment of a correct text,
and where these auxiliaries failed, the author preferred erring on the conservative
side to indulging in conjectural emendations. For the Babylonian Tahnud Raphael
Rabbinowicz's Variae Lectiones was an invaluable aid to the author.
The etymological method pursued in this Dictionary requires a somewhat fuller
explanation than is ordinarily embodied in a preface.'
The Jewish literature here spoken of is specifically indigenous, in which respect
it is unlike the Syriac literature contemporary with it, which is mainly Clnistian,
and as such was influenced, not only in thought but also in language, by the
Greek and Latin tongues of the religious teachers of a people itself not free from
foreign admixtures. Foreign influences came to Jewish hterature merely through
the ordinary channel of international intercourse. It is for this reason, if for no
other, that the Jewish literature of post-Biblical days down to the ninth century
may be called original. Hence it is natural to expect that, in extending the horizon
of thought, it also extended its vocabulary on its own basis, employing the elements
contained in its own treasury.
Starting from such premises, the investigator had to overhaul the laws regulating
the derivation of words whose etymology or meaning is unknown from known
Semitic roots; every word of strange appearance had to be examined on its merits
both as to its meaning or meanings and as to its origin; the temptation offered l)y
phonetic resemblances had to be resisted, and the laws of word-formation common
to all other original languages as well as the environment in which a word appears
had to be consulted before a conclusion could be reached. The foremost among
these laws is that a word is imported into one language from another with the
importation of the article it represents or of the idea it conveys. Unless these
conditions of importation are apparent, the presumption should be in favor of the
home market.
Take e.
g.
the word J!^t2^''0 and its dialectic equivalent J<t27JC^i<, which means
1
The attempt to make biliteral roots the basis for radical definitions of stems was found too
cumbersome and too much subject to misunderstanding, and was therefore abandoned with the beginning
of the third letter of the alphabet.
VII
(ji) (1 riMTHH, all allv niiyiuMi,: i)i inirUii j.i i- < f4 wliirli thf fin r<
' *
for till' tntiiM4'ti<iii III litiiiii'nn, .il..i iIh- ira*l'r* ^taii'l ui.'i'
?!
(b) uii n\m'tnn, a ntriiUiK-lr. 'J'Ih^ I^tlui MCinitOj wliU'li idncv }A
.
iM thu
oriifin of itififa,
oflfffrM Imnlly mora thiMi ao iwonineB of >Dli: a fooi-
|mtli rniinnt, uxoept by irnuit nirvieli, be fcircMl inUi the tiK of a nuakei
Mtaiiil; itiitl wliiit bdconiw of timfa tm abiemi?
But Uk Ui< Si'tiiitic, and
t:^, tliiilmticuilyi-eiOV*, offoin itiiolf rmMj, mnd mt for
th.
ihnunhi hy
wliicli *nH'(M*, *tiook\ goon over into 'mImmmimi* in tnocUcftl 1.- ^vi* |janillal
ill till* l4itiii Hlbtoctmui.' How inurli l^itin ineclioiU nomonrUturo imiy havi? in-
ftiHMUHHl till) Miiiif* n< ti of tdami iminiiK tlin .lifWM in n lliimK* of spociaJaliofi
for HtiidiMitu of niiii|.. iiliilology or of ft ' ^inlf>)Qr nf Uiikiik,
A Hii|HM*tiriiil ;:l.ui< at tlii Vdrnlniljiry . :... Utciiowuj will cooTiooe Um
HMulor that tin* (xaiii|il(? Iinrif giviMi n?prf'iiti an citrBineljr mimaroctf chum. The
vnHVH may not ulwayM bo no plaiiif ami tin* aiiUinr in iircfMinHl for oliJAetaofia 'yf****
IiIm (IrrivatiniiM in ninglo ini<t4inr<*s Init iliu numlior of imliji|iuUlltf
'
':oni from
known Snnitir nwtn remaim lai^ge enotigli to jiiHtify the metliocl purmtjfL
Till* pnihli'iii iM^oomes more complicated when tioth tlie meanttiif and tlie origin
of wohIh nw unknown. Such iit thc^ raae o.
g. with the wonl C**ICll in the phraae
(Num. H. H.4*') nirJl D-^*ICII ^BT; h turned the itpem and leapecL Lerj, guided
by MiiMiHaf n*Hort4 to e^upiv, ankle; others nuspect in it tlie name of a garment^
arriTpo;. a niiv fonii for orritpov. Hut the phnuM* itiielf and the c*ontext in which
it appeal's iiidirate a native word, and tluH in Unitul in the utern C*B, of which
w*ECM is an 'lK|MM*r nouiif that is to wiy, a noun fonned from the enlarged stem
w~C. As C"E or r:C"|P iH the cloven foot, the hitter being alao applied to tbe human
foot (Sifre Deuteronomy
2),
so C^*1^9M iit the front part of tbe foot, wlnTe thm
toos lu*fj:in to Hc>|mrate. The phrase (|uot4Hl ih to be translated, 4ie (iMrid) inverted
the front paii of liiH foot\ i. e. 8toMl on tiptoe, 'and leaped* (danced).
We mei*t with tht> Mime stem in the Aramaic, MOnRK. Referring to Lnmeotationa
111, 12, *he has bent his liow and set me (literally: made me to stand) as a mark
for the arrow*, one Ainoni is recorded in the Midraah (Lamentations Babbah a. L)
as Iiavini; explained kammattara laliels by tC**SCllb imcs. Another is quoted as
saying, 'likt* the pole of the anliei^ (the Konian
imlus) at which all aim, but which
it^niains standing.' What is K^JVC? and what is MCT'CCII? The medieval Jewish
eoinnientatoi*s fnuikly ailinit tiieir ignorance. Musafia, however, reads WTM, main-
taining that he had found it in some eilitionn, and refers to Latin parma, explain-
in; ispVisa an sparus, and translating, 'as the shield to the s])ear.* Ingemooi^
indeed! But on closer inspection this explanation is beaet with intrinsic dilBcnhicwi.
To begin witli, parma as shield does not ap{H>ar in the Talmudic literature again,
from \s'hioh we may infer that it was not generally known to the Jews in their
I
In fact where Peahim
50*'
has x::c*c ""ST. ToaefU Biccvrioi aad, is Mm. EHmit aad VMaaa,
n>iuU r::r:r
'-~^.
wkidi is obvioosly a cormptton of rsrrr, the pore Uelirev Cmpb tar the Awic luutx
VIII PREFACE
combats with the Romans. Fm*thermore, the sparus is a small hmiting spear never
used in battle to aim against the warrior's shield. As the entire passage in
the Midrash quoted conveys the purpose of the interpreters to explain the Biblical
text by means of a popular illustration, the Amora reported to have used this
expression would have utterly missed his object, had he employed foreign and
unfamiliar words, when he might have used plain words like 'ni2Tib p'O^, or their
Aramaic equivalents. If, furthermore, it is taken into consideration that editio Buber
of Lam. R., in agreement with the Arukh, reads y^1'2i< '\'2tn
'f^DH
for 17JiS in, thus
distinctly referring to Babylonian authorities, the supposition of foreign origin for
i^^Jlin and 5<D''nSD5^ falls to the ground.' But, on the other hand, take XD^nSDJ^
as an 'Ispeel' noun of the stem D^S, and it means 'that which is to be cloven',
i. e. the log, corresponding to the Hebrew r\Tp2. What is U^'aill, or J^/J^iB, again
on the assumption that it is a home word? The root D11 like D^3 means to
divide, to spliV^, and hurma or rather bor'ma is 'the splitter', i. e. the wedge used
to split the log. The Amora quoted m the Midrash therefore means to say that
Israelj although the target of hostile attacks, is what the wedge is to the log : the
wedge is struck, but the log is sj)lit. The other Amora quoted expresses the
same idea by a different metaphor: 'as the pole of the arrows', and likewise a
third, who lays stress on '^Dn'^^^1, 'he caused me to stand', in the sense of enduring.
An analogous expression to J^^JIIQ is ^^Cjbs (Pales of ^bs), with which Targum
renders the same Hebrew word (nTD/J) that forms the subject of comment in the
Midrash just referred to (I Samuel XX,
20).
The following lines are intended to give some specimens of such extension of
roots, both Hebrew and Aramaic, as have not been recognized heretofore, or, if
recognized, have not been applied to their full extent.
Ithpaal or Ithpeel nouns in Aramaean and Aramaicized Hebrew, and Hithpael
nouns in Hebrew are too well known to require more than mere mention. Formations
like ST^IHri^n, I3?3!jn>5, IJ<''D"it:i2S are recognized on their face. Except for the preconceived
notions concerning the nature of the Talmudic vocabulary, it would seem no more
than natural that the Mislmaic r^"bt::2J!< or ri"'bt2D!!< (Yoma VII,
1)
should be an enlarge-
ment of ri'^bt:, i. e. an Ithpaal noun of bbt:, and pb n^bt:22^^ merely a synonym of
pb ""irQ in the same Mislmah, meaning 'covering', i. e, a suit of clothes, whereas
the plainer form ri'^bt: is used for cloak or sheet. From among the vocables
reclaimed for the Semitic store on the same principle, one more may be mentioned
here. ^^/-2C3:i'l5< or 5</JtiD'']J5 is a derivative of D7J2t, and, as such, a phonetic and actual
equivalent of the Biblical r^SI?, and the meaning of the Hebrew word should be
learned from its well-defined Aramaic representative: 'something which restrains the
1
That Arukh ed. Kohut and Buber iu Lara. R. read xn'^lSOX, with n for D, cannot be iaken into
consideration in view of the numerous evidences in favor of 5<t3'i'nS0N.
2
Compare Targum I Chronicles V, 12, xnivba Q"a, 'a portion of the kingdom' and the particle nnn
'besides', aud B'rakhoth 39* iai"iB ini^a-iB, 'he chopped them into pieces.'
MWrArR
IX
liyiii;.'
Ih
1.^' (^iMrifli 'iT*^), i. ^1 li III 'aij<i wini, um wv turtiic?r Unuh iruiu the
dim uMHi.iit (<>i.< nu'i>;
ts^mot uiiil* I tie liiur iiui or ai|. To imoof^r UiarRS (UMah
XliVll,'.M iiMti'i'* mmm to thniw oflf Um iiuitroii*^ ImnkI-oovw mkI apimmm* m
a nliivit. Tlin variiiiit tsCll for tsCM ia Ummm fomni k cammoii phaaoiiMNiOB tii
Tiiliiiuiltc oriho^cmpliy.
Ill roiiiHH'tiuii with tiiiH noun formation it ^ . uti bo uut ui plmou to note
tliiit Itbpojil or Itli|MMl iimiiM HoinoiiiiMt clrf)|i Uu- iiaiioi Alofib, in wbieb omw tbey
limy rttfoiiio ttiv nvgtilur (inter of coiitoiiftnt, which m inveitod in th verhu Thin
MplXe (M'lialiiith 41*) ii fomiiMi from piOl, th Ithpaal of p-S, to jititifjr ooa^f mIT
(compiinv (lotK^MiM XLIV, 10),
lutd menwJusHficaiioH, exaim, AaoCher Mpnio b fomad
from
f'
'
~^. mill itioitim tptU^ brmkmg Ihraugk, damai% (Baha Kamiiia 6e%
*1TR3
in an Itlipocl noun of TTt (TIT), itid maaiM a tkinmg wkiU tpol,
a HiiH{
>P^'')
<^f leproi^y; and, imkHMl* Al&ti reads *fH.* TIm Maadirio
diiil(H!t ot) to thoaa fonniitiont (too Noeldeka, Maiid. firamm.
g
48,a(|.).
Thu uiiljirguiiicnt of stems hy tbo prolix Q is well known in the Aramaic
Sfuifei,
bat evidences of this same pfooees are to be mat with abo in rlaesiral Uebraw.
We have
^T
<^^
T^'
7^
'^ 7^^* ^^ '^^ rcT^S, and maoj mora. Move
firequent is tlie Que of tho prvfix n for tho foniiation of Terbal Domis, as
TiflfPf,
PRJ^,
^1^ Such vurbiil nouns may again become the basis for the formation of
nominal verbs, as bbvtl, to pray*, wliich only by a stretch of the imagination
can be expIaincMl as a plain Uithpael So also JJ'\ HI l, to shout' (I'i^ LXV, 14;
LX, 10; CVlil,
10),
is to be Uken as a derivative of viflXl The Tahnudic Hebrew
offers these formations in abundance, as !/ii|j;,i
from nVrpk, oni^ from ns^VTt (i
Abraham Geiger, Die Sprache der Mischnah,

7).
On this princi])le of enlarged stems many words in tliis Dictionaiy have
regained from foreign origin for Semitic citiaenship, e.
g.
0*nn, 'shield*, and itm
derivatives in Hebrew and Aramaic, WOW and ^ra (see the Dictionaty a. w.).
The letter D is an equivalent of 'O in the Shafel forms in the later Hebrew
as in the Aramaic; hence words like 3"C, Piel ZTZ from sn; ZTTZ from ZST; bOTO
from bjT^; px, to be empty*, from p^, and many more.
A furthur development of Safel stems oonststs in formations which for con-
venience* sake may be defined as ^Ispeel* noons, of which the aforemeotiooed
D^^BCM and fiC^^iCM may serve as examples.
Tlie siime letters, V^ n, 0, and also T are used as intensiva saflfatesL The Biblical
TBcn and TCis have been explained by some as enlargements of ffCP ( zsn)
and xrm respeitivoly. Be this as it may, the Talmndic Hebrew and the Aramaic
possess such intensive suftixes. C3^ belongs to "^9*
*^
crush, grind, scrape*, and
tho various significations of this enlarged stem and its derivatives can easily be
traced back to the fimdamental meaning (see Diet s. v. wTS I and II). Only to
I
See Dicttoiwiy . . -roc for a esplaaalioa off the JMuttptotoikt vUcfc the word
t the hands of ooouMiiUton.
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PEEFACE
one derivative of DlD^S reference may here be made. lnDD13&< is 'the grinder', i. e. the
hopper in the mill, and were it not for the tenacious prejudice in favor of foreign
etymologies, no scholar would ever have thought of resorting for the original of
dfarkheseth to TCpo^oo? or apua8, neither of which has any connection with the
grinding process.^
For words with suffixed T the reader is referred to T^bt:x and &<Tlbt:p as specimens.
Enlargements by suffixed 1 have been recognized in "Ipns and n^pnSi<. More
frequent is the formation by prefixed "1, originally the demonstrative or relative
pronoun. In the Dictionary these forms are designated as Difel, Dispeel, or Dithpeel
nouns. The well-known iXn'^yi in the form of
"1
"llnt^'^m for 'the wife of furnishes
the key for the explanation of words like 5<1/Jti:Jl, 5<":jn":2^i (Targum Isaiah XXIII,
13;
XXX, 2, for Hebrew nbS/J); KmpD'^i^-I, contracted i<nnpD^-I, an enlargement of 5<nnp,
'private town, settlement'; i^pt^^^l and XptlD^T, a denominative of i^plT, 'handle of an
axe' (Syr. NpnD and iXpTtii)', TIinD^I (Sabb. 48"), 'shreds of a turban' (Ms. M. miD),
and many more.
b as a formative suffix
appears in classical Hebrew, as b'J"i5, b!i"in &c. (See
Gesenius Thesaurus sub littera b.) Of Talmudic Hebrew there may be mentioned
here b3":5<, blZiiy (from l"ii<, 21T, to knit, interlace), meaning sieve, from which the
verb blii^K (^^"')5 to
^if^'
Corresjjondingly the Aramaic t<b:2^i5, 5<bl"iy, is sieve, the verb
b2"iN, to sift,
shake, b^iy, to confound (compare the metaphor in Amos IX,
9),
and
]^5<bliy, mixed multitude.
It would have been superfluous to refer here to that well-known enlarge-
ment of stems by suffixed b, were it not that even for so common a utensil as a
sieve foreign languages have been ransacked, and arh'la or 'arb'la has been found
in the Latin cribeUum. The enlarged stem bl*ii< finds a further extension in bllD,
for which verb and its derivatives the reader is referred to the Dictionary itself.
Reduplications of entire stems or of two letters of triliteral stems are well
known. But there appear also reduplications of one letter employed for enlargement.
nb:;i:*=nb:tb:i, Xm^n=5<mm, n'^UJ'^irb^nirblflb, which may be explained as contractions,
find a counterpart in J^UmiSl, thresher or grist-maker, which is a reduplication of ITll
or iriai.
These reduplications are especially remarkable for the transpositions of the
radicals with which they are frequently connected. The stem yj^^ appears as a
reduplication of Tiyj^, i^J'j, in the sense of lowing, roaring, and figuratively of longing
for
and hoivling against. But it also occurs as a transposition oi ^^j^, a reduplication
of jiy, with the meaning of rolling around, b'ab^, from bbt3, interchanges with Db/3b,
1 This nb3"iSX has nothing in common with &3B"is< (ap7ra$==uSpap7ra5, apTCotYtov), 'the waterclock', which
appears in Gen. E,. s. 4. In Kelim XIV, 6, and XXX, 4, where a metal harpax and a glass harpax are
respectively mentioned, the Arukh has preserved the correct reading DDS"iX, where the editions have
D31BX. The latter reading has misled the commentators into identifying the word with n05"iSX, and it forced
Maimonides, who realized the difficulty of a 'glass hopper', to assume the meaning of a hopper-shaped
vessel, a funnel.
XI
iii)(iiif>'iiiK to talk agahti, mmmur.
0199,
apooopttad 1|QI|, it tnuifpotritiott of
70X1
V^ iiititvbAiigot with vM in th doom Vnb9 and nsM, with tbair Aranaio
o<|tiivtilorit MDUnVvl^ Mid in tbo c<intnict4Mj forint ft^l^vb Mid ll'lflljSw.*
It need tOMOolj bo wUd that thoia outliow of Tslmodie a^jmiologj b/ nu
iimnttN rxbMiat the mibjaei Tbay biive baao givaii a plaea bara for tba porpoaa
of iih(}winf( tha baaia ii|ion which Uio work baa baan oonalriiotad, and aa a joitlficalioo
of tho niithor*i daviaiion from tha viawa hitharto pnnralliaff od tha aafajaol ttndar
coniiidonitiort.
A few ramarkii on roRKioa worim m tnu htaratura ^iuiru for the mka of
liruvity IN hara eallad 'rnlttiudic, may not ba oitt of pboa in thia prefkoa
The iiitorrotirM bc*twvcm tho JewN of the Tahaadie agea with Uraak and IjUb
ipoakini; gantilaa wna not only thnt of trade and gafariuiiaiil but also of thonghl
nnd idaaa. Along with tho fi|iofitlaa and taacheii of jouqg OhriiCaaattjr, and oven
l>of()ro their time, Jewish championa of religion and moralify ladniad in tha
private rooma of prinoea and prinoBinw
,
noblamao and matitwiL Inatancw of
intimate anooiation of prominent Jewish taachara with amperoni
, khiga* phih>*
sophem, and soholan nnd their fiunlUea are rebtad in the Telmudic records in
nniultera large enough to account for the adoption of worda like phUoMfky, atirologif,
epHoffue, &e., not to speak of such terms aa ware borrowed by tha Jawa together
with tho nhjeots or ideas which they raprcaant A footstool waa called
kffpO'
podiotiy a tablet pinax; the ]>rofligate gourmand's emetic taken before meals, or
rtithor between one stage of tho banquet and the other, waa called by its jocular
name dhroxorrapCCiiv (to play the cottabus), and adopted in the general medical
sense; and so forth.
This accounts for tho large number of Greek and Latin Tocablea in the ao-
called Jerusalem Talmud grown up under the Qreoo-Boman inflnencea of the CWaiia,
and more still in those Targumim and Midrashim which were compiled in the
Byxantino ompirc. The Agadah, taking its iUustrations from the daily enTironroimt,
speaks of Grpsor, AuguatuB, duces, pokwuardd, Uykmes, wiairomat sdwia, &&, while
in legal discussions the instit^itions of the govemmenta, in ao &r aa they JnHnwiced
or superseded the Jewish law, had to be called by their foreign namesi ^^ofowawaf
and agroHomiOf angaria and paramgaria, eprnddes,
q
riintpoi
,
buli, and innomerable
other terms were eml>odiod in the Jewish vocabulary, although not always dislodging
their Hebrew or Anvmaic equivalents.
Owing to copyists* mistakea and acoustic deficiencies of transmisBon in distant
ages and coiuitries in which theee foreign words were but vaguely understood, the
student has on tliis point to contend with a vast nnmber of corruptions and
glossators* guesses at interpretiidon. In moat caeca, however, these corruptiona are
recoverable through the medium of correct or differently corrupted paralleliL
t
See Jastrow, TreiwpoMd Steas, DragaKa, Leipsig lS9t, and the Dictioaary mmdar tte r-
fepactire word*.
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^"imSIlD^^ ('^^JnljID^^, 'IDI^, Gittin 20*), not recognized by the commentators, and probably
no longer understood by the Babylonian Rabbis, who received the word from
Palestine together with the legal subject with which it is connected, fortunately
finds a parallel in a worse copyist's corruption in the Jerusalem Talmud, namely
D^ii^^t: pn^Dnn (Yer. Gittin IV, 45'*), and both in 5<t:p1i:D5^ (Treatise Abadim, ed. Kirch-
heim, ch. IV). A combination of these corruptions together with an examination
of the subject under discussion leads to vindida or vindicatio(-nis) (see Revue des
Etudes Juives, 1883, p. 150). It should be said, however, that this is one of the
worst corruptions the author has met with.
Another class of corruptions owes its existence to the natural tendency to
adapt foreign words to the organic peculiarities of the people. The people pro-
nounced Andrianos or Andrinos more easily than Hadrianos; unkeanos was more
congenial than okeanos, agard'mos and agromos are popular mutilations of agoranomos;
iip'^tisb^ and i^p^lSbj are organic transformations of lectica; although the correct forms
Hadrianos, okeanos, &c. are by no means infrequent (see Collitz, The Aryan Name
of the Tongue, in 'Oriental Studies', Boston, 1894, p. 201, note).
Otherwise the foreign consonants are transliterated as faithfully as can be
expected with national organic peculiarities as different as the Aryan and the
Semitic. Transpositions of rd and dr, frequent even in Hebrew or Aramaic home-
words, or sch for x (chs), need hardly surprise any one. Thus D'^bll^iH and If^bniJl
go side by side with D^bn*15<, for hydraulis; "jV/J^pD stands for xeniuni; DlttDIDSII
for dyschistos, and so forth.
As to vowels, the Greek tj and the Latin e are, as a rule, represented by
^
the Greek oi by 1 or ''1,
whereas the Greek eu frequently appears as V. The Greek o
and the Latin u keep their place as midway between vowels and consonants, so
that they may be transcribed by
'',
1, or 1. The last is especially the case in
diphthongs, so that Dl^nbll is met with alongside of Dt:1lbin, and Dt:Vbll for
PouXeuTYj?.
Short vowels, except in cases of heavy accumulations of consonants, are most
frequently ignored. This omission of vowels, congenial as it is to the Semitic spirit,
means a loss of soul to the Aryan words, and offers difficulties not easily overcome.
The laws of transliteration of Greek and Latin loanwords are exhaustively
treated in Samuel Krauss, Griechische und Lateinische Lelmworter in Talmud, &c."
(Berlin, S. Calvary & Co.,
1898). It is to be regretted that the proclivity to find
Latin and Greek in words indisputably Semitic has led the author into a labyrinth of
fatal errors.
Persian words are now and then encountered in the Talmud as remnants
of the first period after the Babylonian exile, when the new Jewish commonwealth
was organized under the Persian empire, and more still as modern arrivals of the
time when Babylonia" grew to be the centre of Jewish lore.
Arabic elements of direct importation, barring explicit linguistic references,
came along with Arabic objects of trade, but there should be a considable reduction
ZIU
frnm ibo nurobor hitherto tooqitod in TWlmndio Wxioograpbj. Hie Hebrew and
Ammaio of the Talmiidio period hml little to leem finom e people wbiob efier the
oloiio of tho Tiihiitidic im become tho world's feecher.
The diflioultiet boeotttng tbe ftucfy of Tidmad end Midreeh will be orercome
in tho degree In wbicb modem tobolefB will take it up for philological aad
ttnlui'ologioal porpotet e4i<>n<ste of tboee wbo ere too mneb engwed In Ite
priiotical and doctrinal ddo to aUow tbemeeWes time for wbat iiMBe to tbem
unoMMontiiil. But oven wlint bae been beretofore redieeofeied, ae it were, tbanlu to
tho Ubom of IiCoi>old Zitna, Samoel Loeb Bapapori, Heinrieb Oraets, Zaobariae
Frankel, Michael Socha, Solomon David Loaatto, Abrabam Oeiger, IL Joel, Joaepb
Purlet, Aloiander Kobut, and a boet of otben, it enoogb to prove tbe marfeOone
fuiiiiliarity of tbe Babbif with tbe evenCi^ Initittttlona, and views of life of tbe worid
outhido and amund their own peculiar dviliaation. Wbat is more, wo bave been
fiiiiiiliarised with the pliilosopbical impartialitj and sober soperiorify witb wUoh
they appreciated wbat was Umdable and reprehended wbat was oljeetlonable in
tho intellectual and moral condition of tbe *nations of tbe world*, ae tbej called
tho guntilo world around thcni; kings and empires, nations and
g
utenunenta, pabBc
ontcrtainmente and social habita, they reviewed tbrongb tbe spy-glass of pore mono-
thoism and stem monUity.
In conclusion, the author begs to state his indebtednees to Jacob Levy'e
Targiimic and Neo-Hebrew Dictionaries, where an amount of material far eiceeding
tho vocabularies of the Arukh and Buxtorfs Lexicon Hebraacom ei Cbaldaicom
is accumulated, which alono could havo encouraged and enabled tbe author to
undertake a task the mere preparation for which may well fill a lifetime.
Thanks are also rendered here for the munificent subventions which enabled
the author to publish a work by its nature requiring great peconiary aaoifioeSb
To the list of subscribers mentioned on the title sheet of the first volume^ the follow-
ing should be added: Mr. Emanuel Lehman, Mr. Louis Stem, the Honorable Isidor
Straus, the Honorable Oscar S. Straus, all of New York, and Judge Mayer Sobbeiger
of Pliilndelpliia (additional subscription). It gives the author considerable pleasore
to [>lace among tho subscriptions a gift of the school children of the CongregatioD
Rodef Shalom of Philadelpliia, on the occasion of the seventieth birthday of its
Rabbi Emeritus.
The author also ezpreeses his g^ratitude to the Mends who have assisted him
in the arduous task of proof reading, among whom special mention la due to
Miss Henrietta Szold, of Baltimore. He also acknowledges his obligation to the
Rev. Dr. S. Mendelsohn, of Wilmington, N. C, for the index of Scriptaral citations
appended to this work, a contribution which, the author is confident, wHl be
welcomed by all Biblical students.
The religious sentiments inspiring the author at the completion of bis labors
of five and twenty years are too sacred to be sent abroad beyond the sanctuary
of heart and home.
Philadelphia, May. 1903.
MARCUS JASTROW
llubrew
^r
Aramaic Alilm^vuiUuim
in T*liiiii4 aod ICiJrmAl^ bciuoiiif ahktmktimm of Um aotl (nqmmtij occvmag
MM van omon
XVI HEBREW OE ABAMATC ABBREVIATIONS
n"b=nu:s'n xb
x"^o='^?^x nxi "^x^ (ti^)
a"ni3=a"n3a
U3"nt)=n-iiarT isxba
n"na=n-nnn
p
a"'ia='jna'i xuj^a
D"a=xo5o "^n-Q
n"b=nmsn xb nis^
a"73Dipia baa
3"aa="|U3B3 naa
3"a=-]ii3BD na
a"n3a=ib''a i3n xsa
t3"a="aD
"10
a"sa=diaia w^ihstz
-i"3JaTiTUx") "i^yya
w"3>a='i3iu -imsa
ii5"ra=ra\y a-isa
n"5-ia=dibttjn rbr
13*13-1
n^o
tt3"a=\r5"aia
tt5"a=:X3tt3 ixa
3"s<iaa=p j-'xuj na
n"tt5a='i3n dima
n"a=n'vin
ina
^d'lTi nb-ias
x"3=K3i-inx xndis (gloss)
n"3=i3n ia3
(v. n"3n)
i:"3^d5.'a ')n'i3
i"D3
i"3
a"3=n3'^a xpS3
-i"D=-|n5i xpbd
x"iD=S3''ax ip^-i xpbd
b"D=iTib -Qd, nib x-i'^ad
n"d=n'Tin nso
5t"5=dib''b!!t isi5,''ini2J,mins
i"DX=:na3i naD mnx bs
5"5=3a b,
"135
bs
n"y=.-i2i bs, "i-ai bs
n"y='}'-ixn ds*
n"s=d'ibu3n i^bs
3"TO=xan dbw
t"ns=^nTn dbis
n"n5=s-in j'^s
a"m2?=3"n3J
T"s=n-iT minj
n"3J=:iin
b

}=3'ii: dii 3n3J

3"s=-|n-n3 bs, inma b3> &c.
d"'i35 = mb^ai d'133'13 1312?,
'i13ir, mi3S
a"s=^in3a bs
i"3Jy=n-it n*Ti3s 1315,
^1315
B"S^''B bS
\15"S = dtt5 "piS (glossator's
note)
tt5"3;=d;y bs
tt3"S=n3tt5 3ns
s<"B=nnfi< dSB
b"s=iaib -^ins, -la'^ab xsins
b"xp=nib -lax xp ("laxp)
p"np=dit5ipn TUip
n"np=niinn nx^np
j;Pj=nainibp
b"'ip=:'lb xa-i-ip
b"ap="ib sa^a xp (rairap)
ia"p=2Jau5 nx"iip
'-t=3"l, "^3-1, p-t, 1331
x"n=it3J'ibx '"I, -iTrbx 'n
i"3X"i:=3p2J'' "p ntr-ibx
'1
r"3X-i=niiT2? 'p ITS'bx
'-1
S"tt33-l=dblS bttJ 1313-1
j"n=bx''baa p-i
n"-i=:n3Ti5n irxi
n"-i=.sin
3-1
n"'T=-i"n-i
-i"n-t=d'i3iri niu:n
p"ni-v=\y*Tpn ni-i
T"t=X-i'n 31
n"i=^\mn cxi
n"i^x3''3n
'1
0"n=',1B1D
'1
i"-t=3>tt3ini '1, 'jsni'i '1, "idi-i '1,
bswair'i
'1
V'3i1='iX3t.
p
"pni-i '|31
b"3ii=iib
p
5u:ini 'i
b"n=U5-pb ttJ-^i
a"i=i''xa 1
3"-t=n''an3 '1, ^113 31
2J"l=X3'ipr
'1
b"i=xbb 3h
U)"-i='ji3Jau5 '1, niruj
3-1
x"3:i=:iT5bx 'p "jisau:
'1
3i"3iai=bx'ibaa -,3 "jisaia pi
-^xnr
p
-psiaaj
'1
x"53ai=:^iax 3"3iri
"312J1J"
b"3 tt)"i) .
y^.^^^j-'^T^Pp-ao'i
a"3iri=x''d3a
p
'|i2>auj
'1
i"5=d'iai niD'^sa
i";a=iai i^Bia
3"3n;i5=ii3i3 n''n3 bsnu: (m
benediction)
ir"n;a=dii'iu;n I'll::
n"u;=d3n laia)
n"-jTr=3in lam
a"aj=n3ia :!auj
'3125=:laX3ir
5"ir = ni^ n3iaiU (bene-
dictions)
B"ffi=rTjiis niuj
i"B^=:.d"'ai niD-^BUJ
S"U3]
11j"lIJ=1iDUJ 1^1115
j"e=d'auj dia
n"UJ = nbBn SaiO (bene-
diction)
n"r=a"nn
n"rt=-]iin nbBn
a"nn=^dinan rr^-nn
n"n=:d2n T^abn, -I'labri
d-^aan
b"rt=iaib iiabn
n"3ri3n ^as X"i3n
p"n=xap S3n
i"n=',33i i3n
m"n=sauj xn
n"ttjr=ns>-'pn d'ii3;i; nsj-'pn
n"r;^niin iiabn
^113 a rr^bu:
List of Abbreviations.
a.=Hnd.
a. e.=and elsewhere.
a. fr.=and frequently.
a. l.=ad locum.
a. V. fr.=and very frequently.
Ab.=Aboth (Mishnah).
Ab. d'R. N.:==^Aboth d'Eabbi Nathan (a
late Talmudic treatise).
Ab. Zar.=Abodah Zarah (Talmud).
abbrev.=abbreviated or abbreviation.
add.=additamenta(Hosafah to Pesik.R.)
adj.=adjective.
adv.=dverb.
Ag.Hatt.=Agadoth hat-Torah (quoted
in Babbinowicz Varise Lectiones).
Alf,=Alfasi (Hilkhoth Rabbenu Alfasi).
Am.=AmoB.
Ar.=Arukh (Talmudic Lexicon by R,
Nathan Romi).
Ar. Compl.=Arukh Completum ed.
Alexander Kohut, Vienna 1878-85.
Arakh.=Arakhin (Talmud).
art.^article.
B.Bath.=BabaBathra (Talmud), v. Kel.
b. h.=Biblical Hebrew.
B. Kam.=BabaKamma(Talmud),v.Kel.
B. Mets.=Baba M'tsi a (Talmud), v. Kel.
B. N.=:Beth Nathan (quoted in Rab-
binowicz Varise Lectiones).
Bab.=Babli (Babylonian Talmud).
Bart. =Bartenora , Bertinora (com-
mentary to Mishnah).
beg.=beginning.
Beitr.=Beitrage zur Sprach- und Alter-
thumsforschung, by Michael Sachs,
Berlin 185254, 2 vols, v. Beri. a.
Hildesh.
Bekh.=B'khoroth (Talmud).
Ber.=B'rakhoth (Talmud).
Berl.= Berliner (editor of Targum
Onkelos).
Berl. Beitr.Berliner Beitrage zur Geo-
graphic und Ethnographic Baby-
loniens, Berlin 1884.
Bets.-^Betsah (Talmud).
B'huck.=B'hukkothay (a pericope).
Bice.
=Biccurim, Bikkurim (Mishnah
bot.=^bottom of page. [and Tosefta).
B'resh.=B'reshith (name of a pericope).
B'shall.=:B'shallah (name ofa pericope),
ccommon gender.
t^jil iji' Al>M I A I I'
ZVIl
CMtOMtlMm (foiw of So^rX
Rhlr liMb-IUH or HmUIm).
h.
Ch.l
OlMJ4oifl.
OliroA.ChiMltliib Hook of.
(aofl^ fnilwf
ii to
UriM.
eoMp.*iOOfnppaod or ruinpoMd.
ootf.w
toelnotod or oonlrMiloo.
ooalni4.4<'oalnidliUagltlM4.
eorr.^orr*oli
eorr. mp, orrMl MeoHlsfljr,
eorrupt eormpUoo.
(iarL Qrtvoli. RtjrB.CiirtlM Orloohl*
)) Ki/mologto.
I>i) ItMiiol, Rook of.
Ditrkh* Mtih. fmnk*!. Hot1fUrA in
Ml*liniini, lMf*iit I" '9 llobrvw).
dof dvflning or dv
1>I. DclilsMsh. PH.^
I>1. Awyr. llandw. DclittMh A*
yrtorbM llMdwMiorboob, Lolpdf
I>l. Prolfff. DoUUneh PralogooMB*
iOMntuan HbrllM!li-AniinKlclia
V6rtrbitelii 4e.
Dtm. D'loai (Mblnxtu, >^i^A o.
iltnom.- dtnomioAiiv*. [Y'rtuhalmi).
Dr. Kr.^ I>rtkh ErcU (Bthiea, a laU
Tmlntudie UrtiM, Babbab (tbo
grt], Zulu (the smaU]).
IHuU Deuteronomy, Book of.
I)ut. R,
-
Ueuttrooomj Babbah (MI*
dfMh Rabbah to Dont.).
diff.
I
diflcrvnt intarpralatioB or
(ItflTttr.) diflfertnUjr inurprttad.
(limin. diminutive.
Da. -Dual,
d. -edition or odiUooa (earrant odi>
Uona, oppoaod to auumteripta or
eepeciallv )()' 'ions).
Kd.- Bduyotli And Tootfla).
llipt. -eUipticaUy.
Smb. Enibiu (.Talmad).
eap.~*poiaUjr.
Ksth. -Esther, Book of.
Beth. R.-Bithr Babbah (Vidrash
Rabbah to Bither).
Bs.=xodaa, Book of.
Ex. R.^- Exodus Babbah (Midraah
Babbah to Sh'moth).
expi. ==explained.
zplaD.=xplauation.
EB.-Bsekiel, Book of.
PL=Fleiher, appendix to Levy's Tar-
gumic or TalnamlJc Lexicon.
rr
tiofMM.MiAll'bo.
I! .1.1^1.
'MUn^
iabfW Mo*
Twru
|t.of '
Oo.
li
lu
Ooa. M. i>
ilDOOty.
OIIM^t.
Oto,^|.
Ilab Hal
M
It
I
Y'f
II r.ttrlig
tor Oeograpbia Paleetloae. BarUa
ItM.
Blthpa. ^ BithpatO.
II I
.lei.
! (Talmud).
Hofc^lluoeo, book of.
HoA^Bo^kath (a parioopa).
iyhilb*^HuUin (Talmod).
iaIaM.-UatooaiTo.
iatrodric^iatrodaotkNi (WiiTU).
I.-laaiob, Book ot
lapbssbpoaL
Itbpa.- Iihpoal.
Ithpa. lUipaaL
Jar.=Jaraiah, Book of.
Job.-- Jonah.
Joa^Jowphos.
1
hna. Book of.
cea. Book of Jodgaa
K.A.T.I-KoUiaaohrifUo nod 4aa Alio
KAT
I
Tattament bj Bchmdar
(aacond edition), Oiaaaan 188Sw
Kal.=^Kelim (MiahiMb aad Tooalta, tbo
faOtar divided into Baba Karama,
M'tsi'a, and Itathra).
Ker. KVithoth (Talmud).
Ketb.^K'thabolh (Talmad).
Kidd.=Kiddttsbia (Tahnad).
KiL^KiUjiB (MiabBab, Toaefta and
Tldmad TVoabafani).
r =g{iiim
(Mjabnab).
Kob.=kobdoUi, Book of Kcfleaiaataa.
Koh. Ar. Ooa|l. = Kohat in Amcb
OoBplotaB.
Kob. B.=KoboloUi Babbah (ICdraab
Babbab to ffrwlaaiaataa).
L e.=looo ettato or loeaaft dtataM.
Lam.=Laawntatioiia. Rook of.
U. E-UriilM Babbab (UUt^tk
lUkktk to Lorktoar, Vi^yllra
Toaafla. aa4 Tmlmmd rnwbatwi).
Mmmntk jMlibMb, ToadU,
Makbili,*iiatbabtna (Mtdbaak
TOoafto).
UmL Malaabl. Jtook ot
MMtff. oro.^aMffftaal lawioa.
Maw. Maa%bob (TVoolbio).
Mai. K
oik KiMMM
m*f *4fMb Itobbofc).
M-bo Praakel, lauodaolio la TalflM4
Btaruiolymit aaai. Hrarfaa It7
(Bobrav).
M^ M'cUlah (TabMidl
MaU. M'Uah (TabaadA.
Mobb. M'kbilto(a Mkbaab to porttoaa
I
of Bsodoa).
I
Meik-M*aaboCb (Talanid).
I|f
hf,Hftnh. Book at
HkM^maJoib (MMiBrt).
Midr MtdraA.
. TUL^MMfMli TUBai (Mtfia*
to paabM, 8bobr Tob)u
MikT, Mikvaotb (MMHMb aa4 To-
.
X orNap^iriabaab.oHoMopoiia.
.
I'et. Miahaab. aiUfo FOauv.
Misbp. Mbbpatiai (aaaM of a pori-
Ma.=Maa8icript. [oopo).
a
F.MBuaacript Fluraaca.
. B.^ . Babafi.
, K.- . Kadvabo.
O.-- . Osfari.
. R.=
.
ROBM.
Mna MBMlhfBifltBBiaBialii ImMij
Nab^MabBM, Book ot
Kas^Maair (TUBni).
ircc.=M1n'^
(Miabaab aad ToaaAa,
alao a sabdivWoa fai Bifn^
Heb^Xebcaiab, Book oH
Keab. Oteffr.=Koabaaar Otefiaphia
da Talaiad. Fuit IMA.
Xad.=2rdatiai (TalaMd).
Nidd.=Xiddab (TalMrfV
xym
LTST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Nithpa.=Nithpael.
Num.=Numeri, Book of (Numbers).
Num. B.=Numeri Rabbah (Midrash
Eabbah to Numbers, B'midbar Eab-
bab).
Ob.=Obadiah, Book of.
Ohol.Oholoth (Abiloth, Mishnah ar
Tosefta).
onomatop.=onomatopoetic.
opin,^=opinion.
opp.=oppo8ed.
Orl.='Orlab (Mishnah, Tosefta and
Y'rushalmi).
oth.=other, another, others.
P. Sm. =Payne Smith, Thesaurus
Syriacus.
Par.=Parah (Mishnah and Tosefta).
Par,=Parashah, referring to Sifra.
part.=participle.
Perl. Et. St. = Perles Etymologische
Studien, Breslau 1871.
pers, pron.=personal pronoun.
Pes.=P'sahim (Talmud).
Pesik.=P'sikta d'R. Kahana, ed. Buber.

R.=P'8iktaRabbathi(ed.Friedman).

Zutr.=P'8ikta Znt-rathi, ed. Buber.

Pfl.=L6w, Aramfiische Pflanzennamen,
Leipzig 1881.
phraseol.=phraseology.
Pi.-=Piel.
Plj=pl"ral.
pr. n.=proper noun.
pr.n.f.=proper noun ofa female person,
pr. n. m.=proper noun of a male person,
pr. n. pl.=proper noun of a place.
preced.=preceding.

art.=preceding article.

w.=

word.
prep.=preposition.
prob.=probably.
pron.=pronoun.
prop.properly.
prov.=a proverb.
Prov.=Proverbs, Book of.
Ps.=Psalm8, Book of.
q. v,=quod vide.
r.=root or radix,
R.=B".b, Rabbi, or Rabbenu.
R. H'iSh.=Rosh hash-Shanah (Talmud).
R.S.=Rabbenu Shimshon (commentary
to Mishnah).
Babb. D. S.
=Rabbinowicz Dikduk6
Sof'rim(VariaeLectione8&c., Munich
1867-84).
Rap.=Rapaport, 'Erekh Millin (Tal-
mudic Cyclopedia, first and only
volume).
ref,=referring, reference.
Ruth R.=Ruth Rabbah (Midrash Rab-
bah to Ruth).
S.=Sophocles, Greek Lexicon of the
Roman and Byzantine Periods,
Boston 1870.
s.=section (Parashah).
8. v.=8ub voce.
Sabb.=Sabbath (Talmud).
Sam.=Samuel, Book of.
Schr.=Schrader, v. KAT.
Sef. Yets=Sefer Y'tsirah (Book of
Creation, a Cabalistic work).
Shebi.=Sh'biith (Mishnah, Tosefta, and
Y'rushalmi).
Shebu.=^Sh'buoth (Talmud).
Shek.=Sh'kalim (Mishnah, Tosefta and
Y'rushalmi,al80 a pericope inP'sikta).
Sm. Ant.=Smith, Dictionary of Greek
and RomanAntiquities,Third Ameri-
can Edition, New-York 1858.
8'mah.=S'mahoth, Treatise (Abel Rab-
Snh.=^Sanhedrin (Talmud). [bathi).
Sonc.=Soncino.
Sot.=Sotah (Talmud).
8ub.=subaudi.
Succ.=Succah (Talmud).
8uppl.=supplement(Ho8afah)toPe8ikta
Rabbathi.
Taan.=Ta anith (Talmud).
Talm.=Talmud.
Tam.=Tamid (Talmud).
Tanh.=Midrash Tanhuma.
ed. Bub. = Midrash Tanhuma
(enlarged), edited, from manuscripts,
by Buber, Wilna 1885.
Targ.=Targum.

0.=Targum Onkelos.

Y.= Y'rushalmi (or Jo-

nathan).
Targ. II=Targum Sheni (to Esther).
Tem.=T'murah (Talmud).
Ter.=T'rumoth (Mishnah, Tosefta and
Y'rushalmi).
Toh.^^Toharoth (Mishnah and Tosefta).
Tosaf.=Tosafoth (Additamenta to Tal-
mud Babli).
Tosef.=Tosefta.

ed. Zuck.=Tosefta editio Zucker-

mandel, Pasewalk 1881.
Treat.Treatise (tractatus,Massekheth,
one of the appendices to Talmud
BabU).
Trnsf.=Transferred.
trnsp.=transposed or transposition.
Ukts.='Dkt8in (Mishnah and Tosefta).
usu.=u8ually.
v.=vide.
Var.=:Variant.
var. lect.=variatio lectioni..
Ven.--Venice.
vers.= version.
Vien.Vienna.
w.=word.
WiL^Wilna.
w8.=words.
Y.=Y'rushalmi (Palestinean Talmud).
Yad.Yadayira (Mishnah and Tosefta).
Yalk.^Yalkut (Collectanea from Tal-
mudim, Midrashini &c.).
Yeb.=Y'bamoth (Talmud).
Y')amd.=Y'lamdenu (a lost book, cor-
responding to Tanhuma, quoted in
Arukh).
Zab.=Zabim (Mishnah and Tosefta).
Zakh.Zakhor (a pericope in P'sikta).
Zeb.=^Z'baliim (Talmud).
Zech.=Zechariah, Book of.
Zeph.=Zephamah, Book of.
Zuck,Zuckermandel, v. Tosef.
Zuckerm.--Zuckermann Talmudische
Miinzen undGewichte, Breslau 1862.
By the designation (Talmud) are meant Mishnah, Tosefta and G'mara of Talmud Babli and, eventually,
Talmud Y'rushalmi. By (Mishnah and Tosefta) or (Mishnah, Tosefta, and Y'rushalmi) is meant a Talmudic treatise in
the collection of Mishnah &c., to which no discussions in either G'mara or respectively in the Babj'Ionian are extant.
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Cant B. to III, 4
':*
C'T'S? tiie inaoriptioa on the wall
was ao arraugod as to form words oompoeed of its every
Rnty every seoood and every tliird letter nqiectivcly.
H^J^X, V. str^sK.
mv% H a preAx of words of Greek ongin aiiswef
ing to a<j, au>| e. g.
s*S'3rastta^T6|aTO<; or to ti^ *
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naiag of Afc aanafm aia mm aai,
fteM. ikit^anlPfkaiteiliofAK
mnmioa. TMMtT,*
vb. Ikflt^aasfrrs
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m. (b. h.; n5, aaipu Wi|^ aoaM. r;^ 29 |aii-
wi

fmMtt, aaMHfr, pfw^mmw, tmtmm^, caMTt

J^arftr; Mttr, ar^faafor. Bs. R. n M ead SS Vmn
tbeadaeaioriellMrealfcllMr. UT.R.a.1 7.nsma^
tba Iklhar of aU wMoas . . tka fsilMr of paoflMla. T.
Ned. V, !*; a. tr^T^ r-s 29 (abbr. n-Sl^ |r iil lwl
of the Coon (Ofeat flaabadrta), aast la Agirfiy to llM
J7ai Tteaa. n. 1; a. fr-Meiapk. 0H0im, <mw. Vvm.
R. s. 10 (play oa -rsf. Piwv. ZXUl. |
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Uw
caaaa of woe (ala).-reiii^ ZM (fsr wlrfak alaa "pTT)
mttflkt dUff laftara fwHiim m tk* fcil adl, opfL
rrAfr a labor tba prakfbitioa of wbkb ia baaed o tka
grooad of lla boiag a spaeias of tbe fiirawr, or l1sad
IWmb Oh fcroMr. 8ab^ TU, I a
;
a. fr. - (T* >*-
U, &, nVr 3, tab. retbrzy-rvcTon ^m me
tf
Ok
or^foa/er Jire< eamm tf
hwUkmi wfiti . oppt
-iV (child) atooodary oaaee. Toh. I, S; a. fltpen
*
V. A'-'X
r
ciaiWwi
f*
lam, L a. a rn a rlaif ia, by
aaalogy, fkom a caM aspMliy alaud ia tfea bALlaw oa
lb. rdoeldia, aad, ak. II fnH to Lav. ZX, sr) It ^ m
c Lif'tfi ^ ttia tasH tha rata fer aB cases la
whieh tha Bible asas tha woed j^ikrm hmm (that tha
paaalty is 8tawii to death); a. ft*.; t. also at r-x^
Pt-r<SK, ooasLrrsK, l)/hasr%aaiiinfw^^aiirsardto*a.
Bee M*"* prajars z-s^ It have baea iastit atsd by fha
Patxiatchs; a. tr.Tsr^ TZ r"Slt, . sapn. Haf. Ii; t.

* rsa wtNaaae/aaUeieseasIL XtM-B. a. 1; a. a.

-Xetaph. prmc^ut, eUtfr-zabrz %
v. sapcaw noarfn
KaL I, 1; . sapra^TT^
* (siag. ?iai
SMl tha chfaf
%irtiffnVH liiJBiiia ui ilsniagrs. ftorn which thasabotd-
inata ara daAsead
(
: 6\
)
. & Kaaa. I, 1; a. c^
i) JMft, the ftiat sectioa of tha Pkayer ofHassdirtinai
(T. recrX o called bocaose it aBadee to tha FatxiarelsB.
3K "a
il. Hash. IV, 5; a. fr.3) Aboth, name of a treatise of
the Mishnah, containing sayings of Talmudic authorities
and belonging to the fourth section, "i^P'^TJ, of the Mish-
nah collection (rriiris); also styled 'N "^i^nQ a. 'N ^=0^.
. A similar collection of a later date is contained in Talmud
Babli editions, named
'p':
'^n'Ti 'X Aboth d' Rabbi Nathan.
[Y. Yoma VIII,
44^ top ^S3 n"^5 SX v. rTi^nx.]
DNII ch., V. X2X.
T
T
-
niSt, D'^S QIS) m. (b. h.; snx) swelling, spread-
ing, whence 1) the young shoots
of a tree, opp. to the
branches growing directly from the trunk. B. Kam. 8
1'*
'l^'^X
btJ 'ia'^X ed. (Ar. a. Ms. imn, v. ainll, cmp. Kashi
a. L). [Y. Erub. Ill, 21* top in"iX; Y. Succ. II, 53 Tl'^a.]
2) pi. 'pas,
')^2"'!!< state of growth, development. Hull.
58" cascuta which became wormy irT^SXl during its
growth. lb.
127^' figs which shrunk
"in"^?!^^
during devel-
opment. Y. Sabb, VII,
10"^
hot. he who presses olives
"ii'iSX^ from where they grow (before they are ripe to
be taken off). [Tosef. Maasr. I, 4 n'^-21'iX 'pn-^X, Var.
'paiX, read
-f
a^lX, v. aix.] lb. 5 they differ pn'^xn bS"
concerning the plants in their growing state (between
ripening [l^ii] and blossoming ['pfi] ; Var. 'pSIX incorr.)
;
cmp. '1l\ Ch. v. XS-'X I.
U<illJ<I, DS ch.=h. 3Sn. Targ. Gen. XVII, 4. Targ.
0. lb. XLI, 43 ; a. fr.Freq. X2X (also in Hebr. phraseol.)
mi/ father. Snh. Ill, 2. B. Bath IX, 3; a. fr. Meg.
121^
'XI n'^"iii-nnx my father's steward. 'X ^3X mg grand-
father. Ber. 10^
bot.Snh. 113* hot. inibx 'X father
Elijah (sarcastically).-T ininx, "I ^isx N.'s father. Ber.
18'' ; Y. B, Mets. IV,
9"
top ; a. fr.20 'X, nn^ 'X grandfather.
Targ. II, Esth. VII, 10. Yeb. 21''.Trnsf. origin, source.
Sabb. 22* ni 'pnlslal "lin^SX the source of all analogous
cases is the law about blood (that you must cover it
from a sense of propriety).

PI. "rj^X,
xrri2X Targ. Y.
Deut. XXIV, 16. Targ. I Chr. I, 2;y.fr. Men. 53* 'X
-Q
of distinguished birth.Kid. 83*; a. fr.C^nnx Targ.
Prov. XIX, 14 Ms.; read with ed. Wil. ',nnx; oth. ed.
inax corr. ace]
JS^SS II, n^^ (xa, XII, mi in Y.) pr. n. m. Abba,
(Ba, Va), a frequent name. [Sometimes distinguished
personsgo by that name, being orig. a title (v. next w.) while
their real names are dropped; v. esp. Ber.
18**
'X X3'^~2
I want Abba &c.] The most distinguished are 1)
XS^IX 'X,
V. n'n.
2) 'X a-i V. xa-i.
3)
inax nn 'x (xn "nn) Abba
bar Abbahu (Ba), father of Samuel, an Amora,4)
12 'X
X3in 21, in Bab. nai
q. v.5)
"^l^ 'X, contr. '^I'^nx Abba
Mari, an Amora."pnx, Xi^nx, contr. with 'i into "pal,
XD'^ai Rabbin, Rabbina.
is3^^ III, Abba (father), a title of scholars (less than
Eabbi), as Abba Saul, A. Yudan, etc.; cmp. foreg.
b^illSl m. (aax) 1) thicket, woods, grove. M. Kat.
12'^
X-i^bUJa 'X a forest in Sh'lanya. Keth. 79* v. xr.^it. Snh.
39''
(prov.) xa-i3 nia (b^rb) b-^T^s 'x
nia*: n"ir'2 (Ag. Hatt.
XJlua, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) from the very woods
shall it go into the hatchet (as a handle to strike the
woods).
2)
fruit, v. xa^X.
. T : T -: . T : t -: t :
"
(reduplic. of ax, ar, IS' ; v. T"^!]?) prop, swelling, heaviness
(cmp. aXD), hence disorder
of
the stomach, vomiting
(spasms); usu. in connection with n^an, fever with vom-
iting. Gen. R. s. 19 did you ever hear, this ass here
that is driven out tT^b" ri^aax rr^b" !i?2n Ar. (ed. corrup.
'tVj tr-z-zn nn: 'rh-j nr::) has fever, has vomiting
(spasms)? lb. s. 53 n^axaxi n?3n. V. n'^axax.
Ct^Jj^^S, read G^JX^^^.
b^k^^IIi!J<Ili< f. (irxa)
offence, displeasure. Targ.
Koh. VII,
3^.
*
DDN (b. h.; ]/ax, cmp. ar, an, as, as, ap &c., v.
aan I a. II; to be thick, to be heavy, to press; to sur-
round; to twist; to be warm, gloic etc. V. lax, bax,
pax, lax, sax, nax&c) to be thick, to sivell, break forth;
v. aan a. aan.
^^^^ ch. same, to grow, ripen. Targ. Ho.s. IX, 10
xaax^ q. v.
i<3!lH, V. 'a^x.
^
Dir^ns, DiD'^iniN,
02^m m. (com b^:-
euYEVT^;) of noble descent. Koh. R. beg. ; a. fr. (Midr.
Till, to Ps. I D'r-aX; Cant. R. beg. DVj'^SIIX, corr. ace).
PL Yalk. Ps. 863 -pDJfi.X
Xinr (read 'X
p)
he is the
son of nobles; Midr. Till, to Ps. CV ^055
p
(corr. ace.)
cmp. C^ia.
"I3p''352l!^ (read '^J'JC-
),
-^-JX-JO^J-rillX m. pi. (euys-
veaTaxbi) most noble. Ruth R. to I, 2. Midr. Sam. ch. I.
nD^":2in:in)^, v. '^dx.
1!2S (b. h.
;
y^ax, V. aax) to be pressed, go around in
oair (v. Prov. XXXI,
6 ; Deut. XXVI, 6) to be given
up, whence \)to be lost, perish; to he beyond recognition.
Sifre Deut. 301 (ref. to Deut. XXVI, 5) xbx . . . Tli xb
naixb (read laib or liaxb; Yalk. Deut. a. 1. onaxb prob.
'
-laxb ; Ms. Zer. Abr. 3 laX'^b) Jacob went to Aram with
no hope but to perish (be a slave &c.). Ohol. XVII, 3
a field "lap ia 'xffl in which there is a grave that can-
not be located, Keth. XIII, 7
'=1
"ill
nn^x the path
to his field cannot be traced. Gen. R. s. 91 IJb 'x HTax
we have lost something; a. fr.2) to lose. lb. 15X1
'0 "1 siiiaxu; and we who have lost (mourn for) R. S.
;
a. fr. Part. pass, liax lost, it-retrievable, perishing, de-
cayed. Keth. 108* 'xn h'S on a contribution to the
Temple which has been lost on the road. Y. Shebi.
IX,
38*^
top 'pl^ax 'p. inibixri they perish of themselves
(they decay naturally); a. fr.
Nif.
laxa to be lost, perish. Keth. 104*; a. fr. Sifre
Deut. 301 lax-^b, V. supra.
Pi. la^x
1) to waste, lose, forfeit, destroy. Ned.
33''
I'^riS'^ nx 'iX
he wasted his money, (cannot reclaim it).
Keth. XIII, 6 ini3T rx '^X he forfeited his claim. Ab.
Zar. 55* '^z^ iaX3 15X shall we give up our honest deal-
ing? lb. IV, 7 Tobir -laX"] shall He destroy His world?
"m
u^.

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4^t
Hi of ill lb. 4*
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lo l>o iu<ilid IttMNI M lot!.
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XIX. It) . fr.
4f,
Ti'H,
T^*Ji
IH/^ Tarf. I>it XXVI, it
At fr.
I.
3* ^**n W UV llWS ImH ffVMM
o.
Ow. R. . M TT*
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liAi tiMi iiiy wiii . fr- f) to k farf, lo
9
la rmim.
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Uaff*
n, TT* rfm
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fur tl. ItMi (4Mtd)f T. M. KaU i, bi. M* TT^
ami
hotiM U I.t.
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f^fiv^
v
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IV. 31 n-ni-nb, nMMl worA "^1
>>
tKMlpoMd wiUiottl lnlrlTftbto km
M > fr.
X'TZH m.rz)imimHim. TMf.Prutr. XXVIII. ft.
^ lS, V. U^U^iJSIf.
ytniS m. (b. h. ; -CH) jKrdifiow, ikfl. Koli, K. U Y, a.
OipT^N pr. n. n. (E^toxoc) JBMbcw (fbalomo).
Y. Mff.
HI.
74*
boi. wdawdiaattawipomkalkW^r
iy SU GoOiiCMU. (Bd. op
^ 7P
OCT. MO.)
T I
Oi^^^^K pr. n. B. (EUr,|M>) EtHmot, BrndrmuM.
Y. Keili.
kl,'34k; mottiy Mmt, irenDU, man (oor-
ropu rrTSH, xrrzs, "rr^s*), bmm of Mvwml^MoniJM,
(h moat prominent : Kb. of Scpphorfe. T. Bar. IV, 8*;
a. fr. tV.
Frankal Mebo. . .) V. onrT?.
nb^IH h,
iCTTIS ch., f. (=n>7S.n; Vtc)
1) lAtf^Aci
V
diaMivtiuAiMy; tpamtiom. Y. Bcr. Vni,
ir top '<m V TMl a
p
aratton

)
BabdaUk, a fanBoIa
of pnyar for tha esii of th Sabbath or Holy Daja.
Ihid. b^. II*. Pa. IIS*; a. fr.il H75. T.Bar.
V.9^ bot. 'k rtrss aaven objaets of diatiaetion
(
maatfcmad
in tha HabdaUh).
^2H pr. a. m. Ahim (eoatr. of
pr- tot), aa
Amora of the Arti lanar. Y. Br. IV, 7 bot. (Bp.Oa.
B. & I0>. Rer. S7^ lb. U. (ad.
T^)',

"|"2S. *)"^-*'H m. (b. b. psst, -ex) rmn, rftafrwr
twm.' Y, DamJ hi, 9t* bot. rte
-^ wae of aatablaa;
a. fr.
Sl^XMt M**^*J^ .
'-:
I
'',
Kl* II
Tm Pi. KWIi
V. *'5ll.
n:(|{ pr. . A. JIM. tuiMT 'M Bmmh
VmC pr. . . JMdU. AM^ w .. rata
Amtfim, o
P*^
of UW iW gMWfc
V,Bipr.T,'baA|
T. Blaiull, M* tofi
ilw mmmi a aiitbiaiii iHKiii -f
B
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Y.BJI.4^ta^
a*i
a fr
-
Bab>1aa*a Ammmtm by Uma aaM. iaMk
UV^i
Kid.
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MHMip^
of B. AA^. 'Pt-
err*
'
:"nK v k.j m. it* a*. (d.
Hmmmfhrwmm.
iCT^H pl. of iqn.
'ZM. ^STM
03^)
pr. a. ai. lUv (Aa). ^
rob.lorM of tka wMaa aaa, o lawra. Bafc.* "SWAfi
pfolk L _
d. pr. (ad. -mlU M.
-). Bac 44* "^
Umh R^
Par. 9,
b^.
"^
*S"* Mnm. B. a. It. t. 8ae.ll,M* bol.;
Pw.
4*. a. fr. *nL pH| aoaa of a bird, *. iar%\,
Z*IS
2'!*^
oi. (-^sii. ss fa fe ktUm;
maf.
r-^I) r^
/firf*.
>^,
fr*. Arrnkk. II, S nip Vc H a
ra^ flot,rrT? Vr itbiaMBaia. Kal. D, f; Haa. X, 4
rjtVr Vr Tt Ar. (ad. r-^r)
aa Ir-ti taba tor raaaU^f
graia.nr* H
(Var.rqrrsw, mr-ysjQ dh
p
tirrfli/lrfr;
aaaa of a pUat (Bapalwl)
ad far AMtfiiBal |mhw
poaaa;
T.imstfn. 8abb.Xnr.t; ib I0*; T.lb. SIT. tlF,
ySStiiy tf^^BS^ cB. mam. Xaaaa It* fprw.)
-r rrV It a BBia la auMfcal to aoblaa
g
iro H to wa>
rata, thay wiU aot aocapt U (faob ariiiolaa bora m^at
adarira). Bate. o*.-il r;n|L Taa. Unaa. ZLVm.
M;a. fr.
forcf. b.
C*2-.IX pr. a. at (-e-=3i =). it -s Ifar J^
km^rim, IloIL S8*.
T2K, T. vsafL
KrTfXX.
;n^
FT- . . AUmi'pam, a
gcatila*iMuaa (lafaiTTaf to idolatiy). GiL II*.
T : t
*VOt( m -^
!''=) Kpha. for tmt-
facta, eafrrwi
,
"=-
^lax Olt2tt1t2aX
"'liSS m. (b. h.; mterj.="'i5<) tvoe! ah! Num. R. s. 10
(ref. to Prov. XXIII, 29) 'xni ""Xn the itne and the ah.
rrjID^ pr. n. m. Abut/ah, known as the father of
Elisha, v/r'r-^bx. Y. Hag. II, 7?''; a. h:
""I^S Y. Sabb. V,
8^'
bot. Ar., read
"f
MX or -|i--uiX.
5lilNl I mourning, v. b^iS'^x.
b^SS II b^S*lS! m. (^a^ cmp. h^-y^) the gate for
carrying grain into the house, wagon-gate, gate-way.
PI. D-^^^ax, 'a-^s. Tosef. B. Mets. XI, 10 rx
,'ip^in
'px
'31
"^X ed. Zuck, (ed. '3Xln) you dare not divide gate-
ways between heirs unless there is the required space
for each.
i^^lilS, ^^5^3^b^ ch. same, esp. (corresp. to h.
T T .
"I'^i'n XiaT2) city gate- way which is opened for wagons &c.
;
fortified
place where judges sit &c.; cmp. "i>'i\ M. Kat,
22" begin to count the days of mourning 'XI xaaia from
the time ye turn your faces from the city gate-way (to
go home while the corpse is carried to the grave-yard).
Keth. IT^; Meg. 29* when people form a lane "i"! 'X^
X'ns'^D from the city gate-way to the burial place. [Ar.
house of
mourning, v. b^iaxl.] B. Bath. 58* bot. there
was written 'XI xaax Ms. M. (ed. incorr. 'xa) over the
gate of the town entrance (where court was held).

PL i^iax. Erub.
6''.
Yoma ll^ Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII,
52 lia-i^iax (ed. Vien. '^l:x). Targ. Jer. L, 26 xn^^ia^X
(h. text niDaXT2 ; v. Pesh. a. 1.).
"'S^'lilSJ^ m. pi. (v. foreg.) city-gate-guards, police.
Nid.
67*^
'X nvr^ on account of the rude conduct of &c.
[Rashi='^biax dangerous, cavern-like entrances to the
bath-house.]
^"^"IDS;, B. Bath 143% "i^iaxx read with Ms. M.
'a"'25Tj&xi i^iax, V. "^Ijiiail.
Jb^'2'^,
V. rv-3i<.
"l^SsS ("p^i^) pr. n. m. Abbun, an Amora. Y. Pes.
IV, beg.
30<:'l
cp-ij^
/-,
Q^;3
/V,jj^ ., . ,\^^ /-,
Qyj2 /j^ /^) .
Y.
Taan. I, 64^ Y. Shebu. VI,
37 hot V. ',.
S31-iS, nr*!25Sl, pr. n. m. Abuna, an Amora. Y.
Shebi^ II, 33^; a. fr.
"
"n:i:ins, v. na^iax.
0^2^,
Din^S (tD^a^S?) m. (h. h. 'ax; cax)
1) feeding receptacle, bowl for working men; manger.
Ned. IV, 4.Sabb. 140^ "^^a bffi 'iX (Rashi 'ax) a real
manger, opp. "p^p h^ "'X a piece of ground fenced in
and used as manger.2) stall, stable. Y. Shebu. VII,
37^ top; VIII, beg.
38i>.
[Y. Ter. I, 40" Oiax read D1SX
or D-iax.]P/. tD-iOWX. Y. Snh.
63"^
iD'^Oiax their stables.
V. D^S-^X.
Sj^lDS pr. n. m. ^^MJtfl. Yalk. Lam. 1001, v. nj^iax.
rip1Db|!_ f. (pax, cmp. -ax, pan; v. Saclis Beitr. I,
p. 62; Naiim. to Gen. XXXII, 25) [bundle
of
twigs].
torch (with, or without n-^x b'i"). Sot. 21* 'X lb ln:-3n:
"ilX Vr a burning torch happened to come in his pos-
session. Ber.
43*'
E";rz 'X walking by torchlight is equal
to two walking together (as regards protection from
night-spirits).P/. rp^iax. Tosef. Succ. IV, 2 were
dancing before them 'xa with torches. lb. 4 'X nai^':;a
TX Vr; Succ. 53* T^X h^ 'X 'n; Y. ib. V, 55
top Vr 'X
ant (corr. ace. or read !?Bt
?)
; Mish. ib. V, 4.
*SDjn^3^_, ^3Jin^i< (Ar.) m. (=pbpia^X
q.
v.; a Babyl. corrupt, of an imported Palestinean phrase)
fted-cover, <KA;iM^ (involucrum). PZ. '^iH'iiax, '^I'^ax. Erub.
62* 'XI 'ip-ini^a nx"i^a a lease of a court yard is called
sound (legal and not merely a legal fiction), if connected
with the privilege of placing in the yard chairs and seats,
[Rashi, cmp. Mishnah
;

"^p^riTa, obviously a corruption for

ipnniS or "ipElbs, cmp. ';'^p11i25.Other explanations of
our w., suggested by p'ntTl^, v. s. v. TiTQ.]
^Dmns, V. '\i=x.
"J^'^OS, V. ''.r^^^sx.
nppX (Sj^D^,
J^RR^)
f-
(P^=)
breaking,
crumbling^ corrosion, -whence 1) a foot-disease in an-
imals believed to arise from vermin in consequence of
a stroke of lightning; 2) moth-eaten condition
of
gar-
ments. B. Mets.
78**
(expl. npi^an Mish.) rptax (Rashi
XpTax, Ms. M. p-'ax, corr. t for 1; cmp. Y. ib. VI,
11*
top. 8. v. pTa) atrophy or paralysis of the feet. Ib.
'rl 'rb'^'sa 'x the moths are in the royal wardrobe.
SnnN|, ISnr25S| m. (Arab.bazr, abzar, v.'Tra,'nE)
anything used for seasoning, spices &c.Pig. pi. '''^fax,
^npax requisites, appurtenances. Snh.
74*^ bai inrx
ItTwiiax they (the commands) and all appertaining
thereto. Men. TS** Xfi'nnax b=1 tib'^-J Ar. a. Rashi to Snh.
1. c. (ed. xr"i'ian corr. ace.) the burnt-offering and &c.
DI^nDS, V. o'ioaT2X a. Gisnax.
!J<";2nS, V. vjax.
'
'
SI^ZllJ^ m. (-ja; cmp. 'Jia, yia, -J'ja a. deriv.) belly,
whence leather wine-bag. Ab. Zar. 34^
i^'i'^::'!
'x (Ar.
X-jax) the travellers' wine-bag. [Y, Yeb, IV,
5**,
v.
x-jBx.] [mxaax, v. aax.]
TJnS, V. "^-jax.
Dlb1i3n:j<, trbr^2i^, v. next w.
DlI2<'Ti2nS pr. n. m. (prob. nToXs[xaTo;, or Euttto-
X|j.05=uiT6i(ejxo;) Abtolmos. Erub. Ill, 4 (35*) ed. (Ms.
M. D^luax). Ib, 36*; Y. ib. 21* bot. C^-jax (v. Rabb.
D. S. Erub. 1. c, notes). Ex. R. s. 21 O-^brjax (GiVjax).
M. Kat. 18* b!i':::'iax (prob. abbrev. of our w.), surnamed
nx"iSD (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.), an Amora.
DlDDTb^I^U^ m. (auTOixaro?) self-moving, self-
growing, spontaneous, Midr. Till, to Ps. I, 5 'X D'^'n^ixti
obl^n Xin Mus. (ed. Dli;'ali3, corr. ace.) who say the
universe is a self-moving power (has no creator). [Better
:
"jiajaiuax (auToixaxov, S.) chance.]
r'i*7>B3it
tnr^
M.'.
f> wH. > . Mc. I, fv* bo. II ^RB (mU TV). V.
II p r III,
14* %op nam\ MJi. M* ml^mi na
r
, Ar. m^oaa, ftoaw). (Ovp. i
>
Ht>t
*tO*::2S(. vr. ran miM dmi.
au
(, wl riteiM.
A. I. n..u a), raid K}^ (lofB) or
Krr9
(n|M^rfi)
Homtm iof4t
*N!"'*--^^ in.
(".rtt'to... o|.Uu, ici) r; wi j. ) >.
t).
('. I oMMiMary, ftMHlrrN<ulrr in ike Uomtam
mrmy, Y. Hbb. VI. k' buU
*:*
K MTM n R'ino loaiterm.
earn* iind nukdv him lUbtl Whind him (m lh imblle
eunvoiac).
n*^IM B. (b. h.; rcsa, /a3toiMff. aa|k.iqp9)
MfilMi. MilMr. I, ft.- A U 't I
'
VW*
. lb. 4;
a. fr.
Norn. Xli iTt, 8ah. VQ, md, U^.
Cit''?2I8 abbr. of o^na^
C!*:;2X pr ii.a.JMfoat. K r*= Bib. Abt. auM
of A iirieatlv family who ba4 tho Mcrtt tor prtporisf
ih (hu>k-incnM for Um Tfpli. Toam III , II.
n?:22M f. (*nV::^; bss) iUmtm, Mite. T. Bt&
V, S^* V ^r
->:
a lifbt bonitaff to bo pwpoM. Y. SbobL
vn, sr top im ^ tor tbo loM of tin*-
T'i*t?lCi^ pr. a. m. JJM&m (Or*oo-iiotnaaixvd t>v
JoMphua 'ifokXCwvy PoUioX saao of a Cbtef JartiM of
Um Banhodrial coart ia Um daj* of Byraaa II aad of
*
Htrod. AboUi 1. 10; ll. IdnyoUi I, S. Tobm 71^; a. a.
"ZX. r^X (b. rcM. V-sik to frtm^ iwnawi, wm-
brace, v. r?X; cmj^ ) io b wiOmg. Tarf. O.
Deui. XXV, 7; a. : ProT. XX1X 11, ed. WiL
rcxr:, r*d nI^r;, v. -,X'iJ
S-IS, T.
ll*^^ m. (b. h.; :s) ear^ tttige of npcmuig, mp.
ot grains; teofoa /* ft^iaaiiy fcai ltf ci<p; also tte
oferit^
9f
tA< /lr( /rtrif* (on Pumtct). B. Hadi. tl*
(ref. to DeaU XYI. 1)
':''
"X *"r:r obserro tb ripaoing
of ibe equinoctial waaon tbat it be in the aioatb of
Nissan (rule for intatoalaUon). Man. 84* ; a. f^.
i*2!t.
icfpt
':'-^
^'V^j
*. -
if'
*
1^. II.
'|4\
I a. L-aliu II'. V.
tk I, l< 0p
'3*
in WKT. LU iiawa of n
% nl
m
kaa
aol )Pt MBM. tY.
IfaMT. , It* M&^n ie"Sii laatf
iqvm)'-
AiadM 7T99/*99-
fWi, a It IX. il
(4. BmI. flat >
yM. ll^WitelMayararaloMa^fMlvalllactori
owsMw l rlalm U R. Mtttb ft*t a, trH WS lH*
..(11..).^ I t^^*f"WiilmiMi
fr wlMi f^at, L a.
O.A. II. tl)i a. f^, M. Kal.
^ l6 a^
Ma. M.(t4. a*4i-3l6
<m)
aif tor ite Itiara. |piator
UMto<(i
D
-
lHw^ lwaaw. vnry^U'
anMt of pkjitoal alra^pk. Yotoa 7I^,.-<Y. . TfO,
44' lop r-s 3 fa4 TfVH^
Trgt .(;
i
> I riiy;^Jl^^
-"TT*
"^ pwipb it><r jrfiBr
iiT
wrf> aaaafUali tor
Mrfi w
yp
tow, tAHm fm iUU^^m^mrfmrnmAfm*
f^nmttm %%nnwiti vMI IMitomf ftmtb i^mm, 4*4
whtah Um ifl, aa4w Badrtaa. toraai %f UfmmL
8abk IM^ Ab, Ear. I7S
- T^aA aiaiMaf flan tf
$Kffff
CkffitntHt waara laHi^oas
ba haM. aabb. itC*
*
m *-K
lb. ^r V*w i6 3^ Bab aM aai
Hainael
H^7I^| pr. a. ak AhUmmm, gMiaa Maai oT B.
Yada! Ab. iSar. U* topi
V^
HL a-TTSa, Yar. ie-> -Sli;
T. Babb. D. & a. t]
MPJTSIC t tk^\L rrrzaf. Taff. BcXXn, ; a..
B. Beta. ^
17*; *.
( ZH. H M^
T. H""U m. a|CM.
n'^^ , H -^ pr. a. ak (Bar) Alfw. aaaw of a
laaoaiMloMtMiypoM. Yak. If*; .EaL tS^ ^-Sa
*
Ar. (td. IC^ rsn. Ba. Yar. =, "TX . Bakku a a. t
not*).
y.'^H Bk (b. b., *:ii) jwor. ffrfi lawrf. Lav. B. n S4
(oCyaML/ba ia eaOod dfaa^ \A 2IS-Q imr (Yalb. a. L
Itn3) baaaaaa 1m laac> tor avarjUriB^ Ooa. B. a. 71.
B.Matk 111^
riTi^CH C (b. Ik, -S) mptr-tnt, or t ayti hii
j
.

oaOad' frvB Um

*-y Bbeu of iu acad.PL
r. lY, ;a.a.
TCT3K t pi. Trrz dtoL far nsrsn. YoadL BaL
& Kaas. hr
t (d. Zadu . ^ a'l

r^TTCM L (dcaom. of 7"^ wml, iUtrtm. Wtkt,

TOL to Pil LXZ, ead.
^TZX.
-)( -2
pr. a. pL Bi-B
t
mi (Poor4laae);
BaabL b! kam. 117*. (Ma. M.
'
J"
,
Ma. F. V -*,
HaL O'doL Ma. 'OOOR; r. BaMi D. & a. L->Flabi. a
eocrapc of xr^ "S, t. sc^tiz.]
KTac;T. rt.
^'Siii bai<
'^SCN pr. n. m. Ahhayi, 1) a renowned Babyl. Amova
(original name "^jpn?). Keth. 65^ ; a. fr.
2) 0th. Amo-
raim of that name. lb. 94*. Erub. 62*.
i T - T T -
^^^^DS Y. Succ. II, 53*, 'X n'l read ><r2N.
n^-^2S (^^^JJ^) f. (contr. of rr^j'nx; ^^1) prayer.
'X ^:2 reader, precentor. Y.Pes.V,
32i-
hot.Y. Taan.III,
end, 67*; Y. Sheb. I,
33
b top ''13N.
"[^DiS Y. Yeb. VII, 8*
bot ',lbpt'X 'X, read ^"^^X;
comp. Y. Shebi. VI, 36=.
*
ulSt to mourn, v. bnx.
b"nS, sb'DS, V. bas, xbnx a. x^sx.
n^'^!II(5^_ f. l)=^2X mourning. Lam. B. introd., (R.
Abbahu 4)'; v. nj'^sx!
2) fem. of ^2X II.
^'^'^5^.
J
Sril5*DS ch.=next w. Targ. Lam. II,
5;
V. !l^2X. M. Kat. 20 1-
'X J-inJ nBX2 in her (thy wife's)
presence observe mourning (when she is in mourning).
ni~"IlS f. (^nx) mourning time, mourning ceremo-
nies. M. Kat. 20* sq. ns'^'r 'X the mourning time is
seven days. lb. 24* m'Un 'X 'pX no mourning ceremonies
are to be observed on &c. Yeb.
43^*
nr'in 'X recent (i, e.
individual) mourning, in contrad. to tiri"! 'X mourning
over Jerusalem. [Gen. R.s. 8 beg., someed. nb^nx^aiX
read m^si^X^s^OIX].
sn^b^ns, V. ^i-^nx.
j
^^.C^. pi", n. pi. Abelin, Abilena, a district of Perjea
(v. Graetz', Gesch. d. Jud. II,
2, p. 457). Lev. R. s. 17
;
Pesik.Vayhi,
p.
66* "pbrxn (corr. ace); Pesik. R. s. XVIII
(p.
88i>
ed. Priedm.) t]i^:3lX; Ruth R. to I, 5 "pbinx.
Tosef. Zeb. II, 3 ed. Zuck. O'^^^^'^X (Var. Q-^btsiX). Cmp.
Jiiax a. bnx pr. n. pi.
U .iiCS pr, n. m. Abbimi, 1) a disciple of Rabbah.
Shebu. 28'';
Y. Ned. II, 37^; Y. Shebu. Ill,
34'^
top.
2) A. bar Tobi. Y. Naz. IX, beg., 57^
"3!J^ pr. n. m. Abbin. Y. Bice. II, beg., 64' , Rabbi A.
Cmp. I^iax ; V. ^"inx.
iSj"^C\ pr. n. m. Abbina, an Amora. Y. Pes. V, 32'.
Y. Ned. IV, beg. 38'^
(prob. Abbuna, as shortly before).
[Y. Peah III,
17'^
bot. X3i2
prob. the same.]'X n^
contr. XS'^a'n
q. v.
^^^D^DS Sabb. 151^ V. 'DiwS.
p''D!S m.
(p12, V. i;pi; comp. p-'BX) outlet, esp. a
pot in the bath-tub to tohich a ivaste-pipe is attached.
Mikv. VI, 10.
p''nX, v.pnx.
np JiS
i>r. n. m. Abikah, a hero at the defence of
Jel-usalem.' Pesik. R. s. 2930, T'^ini "p 'X(Yalk. Lam.
1001 "-irn5
p
xpiax).
D'^bp^DS, V. a^pnx.
I SffSm. (b. h., ^:2X) strong, mighty, eminent (opp.
^p light, of no influence); noble.PL
Qini^X.
R. Hash.
25^ 'Xla^ ^T'nx the noblest of the nobility. Y. ib. 11,
58^ bot. d^iy i^-'2X (Babli ib. 1, c.
"i-si^n
; Koh. R. to I, 4
-^b^lj) the world's noblest sons. [Esth. R. to 11, 4,
V. tD'niax.]
Di!2n^n^ns, V. &i^^?^^
Dn''31S> pr. n. m. (b. h.) Abiram. Esth. R. to II, 4
'X -i2^'aJirii '1
(some ed. Din^SX, Midr. Sam. ch. XIII
i")in '-11
rr^in).
n^JiJ^) 'p^'^lU'i 'X pr. n. pi. Abyath Y'shimon, usu.
"^
n"^a.' Targ. Y. II, Num. XXI, 20.
nr!''D?}^ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Ebyathar, an Amora. Git.
6'\
Y. Be^i' ix, 13*.
!TjN (b. h.,
I^-X,
cmp. p"X, ::") to entangle. Hithp.
"axrri to blend (of whirling smoke columns). Pesik.
R. 8. 2930.
!!<wSS m. (Syr., P. Sm. 15; v. foreg., cmp. b. h.
p2X) the fighter,
whence large cock. Targ. Prov. 'XXX, 31
;
cmp. "("'nT (Var. xnSX, Ms. X'^SX).
^35St (b. h.) 1) indeed, yes. Tosef. Erub. V (IV), 1
'X lb l-ibx said they to him, yes (we admit). Erub.
30^^
top. Nid. 3"^; a. e.Gen. R. s. 91
'31 n^Tal^n "(l^rb it
is a South Palestine expression where dbal means bram,
V. d'^^'2) but, however. Ber. VII, 1 ; a. v. fr.
"IljSl (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Abel, name of several towns
;
cmp. "i'^'b^ax. Erub. 87* ed. (Ms. M. b:S, corr. ace, Var.
lect. v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
^DSlI (b. h., y^3X, v. isnx; cmp.bsx); [dark, cmY).
Tip], mourner, esp, during seven days after burial. M.
Kat. 14"^
; a. v. fr. PI. n-^bnx, ti-^Y^V^,
(TV??)-
Keth. 8'';
v. ns'na. Y. Ab. Zar. I, 39'^
bot. D'^'^'lS "^b-^ax mourners
among gentiles; a. fr.Fem. n^nx
, nbax. Y. Rer.
IV, 8*; Y. Taan. II, 65'= bot.
^HNlII (foreg.) to mourn. Hithpa. bsxrn, Nithpa.
baxra to observe mourning ceremonies, to be bound to
mourn, be an bax. M. Kat. 20^ irj-j
'5<n?3 rb^' baxnrniJ bs
over whom one is bound to mourn, with him he must
mourn, i. e. one must share in the mourning ceremonies
of a relation at whose death he would have to observe
mourning; a. fr.Tanh. Sh'mini, 1 'xrJ. Pesik. Sos
p.
148'^; a. fr.
J!I1^|, ^^25S ch. same. Targ. Lam. II, 8.
Ithpa. baxrx (denom. of xbax) to mourn. Targ.
ban
gnva Mrth, l)t<>>
i.r Al>) 11. Km.
a. 'Yip'^
wMir III
*i\L Vs9, v-s^. itk I*,
r. idkaM, v.
:-.. . . .,- v.n
Ki. III.
'.
. rr /t
>ra|. M. Ki. i* n
I., i;. ., .
8^S, T'28. M*'2J|j ob>*b. V^ TftTf. Koii.
.-pi.' -'}.
rV^'iWi.
Pit,*.
*. Y.
N
II,
M< bot; A. .
MT28. '^"^J*. i^^*^? ch.b. Vsii. Tiuf. 0n.
I*. 1 1 (Vm>. V: Hbrx). l(>.*o. x'x VII.41
; . . Tkff. Y. U
liv. X, l M^*34C (ifu. It. a. 27 (prov.) OOBMM jojr,
n^olMt H 11 rrrs c<>inc mournijig, awarn.
*
C* -**-S Ar. d. Koh., . DTX-Vsj*.
11. . a; (Snh. lit
*Cl^y^T2}l (Ar. ^, Koh. crrisn) nu (aUt9|ioO
0<**ihr eovr
Ar. (td. k
;
^9
1^I q. t.).
**^2K m. pL (S^a
8); emp. S^, a. b. b. Vhm)
thorn mIo e< tknn^k (emp. rps a. dcriT.). whaMs
j
i owwJ rf
^
M'i. (Maim.). B. Mats. 77* xrrm K Ar. Yar.
(d. a. Ar. 'S q. t.; Ma. M. X^TM. Ma. B. T^Ul) tba
Kn'tind-diggan (working aao) of M.
U
^
IIX pr. n. m. Abkt^ i^ gantila aaholar, Ab. Zar. so*.
Y. Sn'bb. itl, *
bo^ Y. Bala. II, 61'.
. ^.C^ .
I .^ .'.C< pr. D. m. Pasilt. B. . 83 (Y.
N. VI
I,
.S6 ni-ss::; Y. Bar. m, e* bot. rArajJ.
JC''*-X m. (i?Xtvo;-i^i*tvo;
a) rftonyHModL
Y'Umd. B'biuU. "X Vr rnrs (qooU in Ar., Tanli. a. Nun.
R. .<. u only . . . T"^*vz) coaoba* of ebony wood. [JalBa.
eth Ilamiutdr. VI, 88, Nr. 53 JC-^TX]
w^.N, w. .X pr. n. pL Awim, in ClUaia, aan-
tioned ta on of tha noctbam bordar pUeaa of tha land
of Israat TarR. Y. I Nam. XXXIY, 8 "Sty
'
liyi "as; Y. 11
ibid. i>r*^ -^x-^ xcrr (the district oQ A. of tha
"*^-*
ro?f. Shebi. IV. 11 jtrsr -Vw ed. Zoclc. (Var. zirvL);
SifiriS Deuu 51 xri- xb**a; Yallu Dent. 24 scs* stV-i;
Y. Shebi. VI, :W' JCS- =5x. [Probably idimtical wiUi
rt'*W3 IC93C, Y, ilA. X, 9r Vb^ttS fV 11 C a/
L1afB|
Bab. ib. M* 0^ 9 ICSOCO-I
lU, l* bac^rnOarad
to * aaaiM laUar 'vib ati ||
CfbCM
pr. . ,
(EtfMHH)
ftwMJii Ai>m.
r. tMb. in. ^. tif
PM
t (b. k. ^S^ o9k. "811. V. Oaik M. MAc .|
itoM. aabk
t*t fM. ti 'T 'B p-^ lite fkmm^^
Mom talo laaibar boMla (bM maibal^ r ! todiaai'
ibla)b Unm, B. < tf (prov.) toi wiM Mi af wMab
jroiteafc 'u 'Z
r-^ ^mm mo mmm ro'wmjmiL
B.Balk.tia.ik. AV7;. aoML
79 OM.B.ibt
nrreysns. tb.
*
mto yi nrHn bb <fi4 ita| tf
ibaM tbraa mmm* abaO frww tote om; a. h.
Oampamttda mad umMmiiami m r*S Ahw Otenlur,
0MMoraTMiplaaiitrtaMM. fanb 111, l^r^
X
. ^'it.-fcv
'
jn n (rra n, ^ra n, . n?^ Jitow
<
/xiaart (Claiaa), a p4aaa to /iraiat wImt* laat mi4
r uod Ibiaga war* dapoatlad ad cliJwad Yaw. lU, a.
Y ib. U' bot. ; B. Mala, t*^-59^ H or r^-sn n Mrib*
pfaM (fur ttoT**). SifrA laat. t4. Mftn Bibar ab. Tfl,
1. . Yalb. Uy.8T f^ TtWW H a at .^a aaed fcr
pilttow MM-M^-BIOibaaarpaowMpMaaa
)ilowa;a.a.~wrap'Bgiiai raatorfto
Iktgitmi, oppi nybr. Y. loob !%.'' impx mtii ^aii
T.-rw.rsx^ H wmgntHe iCmw. laarf rfamr. Bab. 191^;
a.aLTT^liitaM^^toil KaL XII. ;a.a.-m-rii /awi^
Mmi itoM. tioM Sb'ibijra wWab to tba mtvmi
'
oeeapiadtba ptoaaoftb* HolyAn^ YoaaT.S
(3); v.
ovar from aaotbtr groaad. Toaat SbabL m, 4;
BbabL UI, 7 a. Y. 0am. n. L-neAc H *,mp.nrafilL
nz'^r It
p
imii w
uf
ifar, a ttuma baSaaad to
i
againai abocltoa. Babb^ M*^Far oOmr
aaa laapactiTs datarmtoaMa.)
,
"JllX, ^^Ili^ eb. mma. Tmrg. Oaa. XXTfO, It;
a. firl-^PU sr^, -nst, T^aL Tary. Is. ZZTIII, 11;
a. it, LaT. B. a. 18; a. a.KCan It mc^plf^lawa, to
pravaat tba dMavas bataff
blown awaj. B. BatB. tr.
6rm n Ifadk marjfc ilaM^ Kid. is*. (Tu*. Piov.
XXm, tt, land witb Ma. Lob.
--=7
trsz imo* and
captwaa CooBib aom.] [Y. B. Batb. D, IJT pjt

-
oorropin. datetiTa.]
P^
m., only to Dn ^rrsf (V. b.,
f^^p,
v.
73. OBp.
^)'l) Oepttltr^ fm niiy laylwiHtf.) ttrpiwijrif
eJbe emlffa, aiyiaa, B B.a. 1 (atym.) rec u t . gys
<?
(soma ad. reps inearr.)wteftBaaldld taraaCtDeoma
to lifbt). [Oth. a^m. . ibid. a. 8oC llK)
>v^IlK, T. Tat cb.
"iJCZK 8abb. lOtb, T.
^IN m. (b. h.. srr, )^s=, cmpu pS) IdL &
4\ Yonm *; 12*; a. tr.IL ^TSS^ Bab. It*.
01l3''5nS? nn
D'l!2*'3nSS,
0*1^"^^
pr. n. m. Abnimos , Nimos, a
gentile philosopher, friend of E. Meir [prob. identical
with the cynic philosopher Oenomaus of Gadara]. Gen.
B. s. 66 ; a. e. 'iiisn 'X. Hag.
15''
"^"i^in
'3.
Nn"-^S Targ. Y. II Deut. XIV, 18, read with
Y. I Kinriss*, V. '91st.
S!n!D5N, SrilDD'IlS f. Cps) understanding, specula-
tion. Meg.'
24''
-^Vn 'h^ 'X3 (Ms. M. 'UIXS) it depends on
the speculative faculty (not on the phj'sical sight). Ab.
Zar.
28''
"^hr. 'V^ "ixn (Ms. M, Sf^bn X^s-^ba, cmp. Tosaf.
a. 1.) an affection of the eye-sight is connected with
(has influence on) the mental faculties; (oth. opin., cmp.
,n!!<, the fat surrounding the heart).
DDS (b. h.; |/"3X, cmp.
I'BX)
to stuff; to fatten, feed
(act. a. neut.) B. Mets
86''
(expl. abusim, I Kings V, 3)
:"S3 piX 'i'^Dn'ixi:) which people fatten with force. lb.
'31 'plaiyi 'xr that stand feeding as they please. Sabb.
XXIV, 3 (155'') '=1
"i^tsniX -px you must not (on the
Sabbath) stuff the camel; expl. ib. you must not make
'31 "jira Ol-X a manger of her stomach (fill up to swell-
ing); a. fr.Part. pass. DliX (=^iw'). Meg. 9^, a. e. (one
of the changes said to have been made by the authors
of the Septuag.).
( lI2JppulS| ((ipijxavTa) unbewitched! may no harm
befall you! Y.'Ab. Zar. I, end,
40'*
nT2X xb 'X he did
not say abascanta, but etc. Y. Ber.IV,
13*=
top(corr. ace).
?ns=?5n, V. ^'iD.
1'^!^"S>!25S! m. pi. (rin) Mains, pustules. Targ. 0. Ex.
IX, 9'(Var.'-,;ii2^-3N f. pi.).
n?ns, V. n??.
n^IjnS, n^Ij;21!J< f. (nra) search, begging, the
appearance
of the poor for their share in the crop. PI.
rrrriX. Peah IV, 5
'=1
'2X 'J (Y. ed. IV, 3 '21X) three
times a day the poor would come (cmp. etym. Y. ib.
18''
top). [Oth. comment, ref. to etym. in Y. 1. c. a. Targ,
Obad. V. 6: "the owner appears" &c.]
!S!12D!S; m. (=i<:i'2X, cmp. ys^) tin. Targ. 0. Num.
XXXI,
^22.
pJ,SS m. (b. h. ; v. p3X, cmp. )'0"), (thick, whirling)
dust, poivder. Sabb. Ill, 3 Di2"i1 pnx the (heated) sand
on the roads. Hull. 91*. Cant. R. to III, 6; a. fr.'X
D'^lElon the refuse of
tvriting material, or the colored
sand streivn over the writing. Sabb, XIl, 5 "ppiy^n nns
'rl if one writes (on the Sabb.) with a fluid or sap of
fruits (instead of ink), or in the sand on roads or in the
writer's powder.Trnsf. (cmp.psx) connection, something
akin to, shade
of,
as 2-nn ',ll23b 'X a shade of slander; 'X
r/^ni a shade of usury ; r'^"'^!::"^ hx 'X an agricultural
occupation indirectly related to those forbidden in the
Sabbath year; v. mh:Pl. nipnx. Tosef. Ab. Zar. I, 10
'n 'X yn^X (ed. Zuck. nixpnx) the word abak in its
figur. sense is applied to four things; cmp. B. Bath. 165^;
B. Mets. 61''; 67*; Succ.
40''.
p!2S, Pi. p2X, pS'^X (denom. of foreg.) to cover with
powder, esp, plants, for fertilizing. Shebi. II, 2 "(p3X'2
(cmp. Y. Gem. a. 1.). M. Kat. 3*. Y, Sabb. VII,
10=*
top.
Part. pass. p21X^ powdered. Y. Bice. I,
63*^
hot. rip31X"2
(read '21Xp) grapes fertilized with powder. [Ar. "to
remove the dust"(?)]
Hifhpa. a. Nithpa. paxrr}) '^^'^ ^^ be covered, or cover
one's self tvith dust. Gen. R. *s. 43.Metaph. to sit at
one's feet as a disciple. Aboth. I, 4.
pnS,
p^5'\ii
(1/=^!*, 22>, cmp. -nx, pnn) 1) to en-
tangle, twist, tivine. Men. 42* pS-^-a inV p'^SX (perh. p'^2X
Pa.) he twined (the show-fringes) with loops.
2)
(neut.
v.) to be attached to, cling to (idolatry etc.). Snh. 64*
;
Ab. Zar. 14^. Ib. 17* XSlZi ns 'X he was very deeply
attached to sensuality.
P-IJ<, Sp!!25S ch.=h. p2X. Targ. Ex. IX, 9; a. e.
Itt It:- 'tt
=
pD5^ Tosef. Mikv. V, 7, read p-^ax.
Jj<p3S, V. p2X ch.
mspns, V. P2X h.
rip!2S f, (b. h.; V. p35<) spices, spice-box. Fig. rpax
bsi"! (peddlar's spice-box) a great scholar. Cant. R. to
III, 6 end.
D^lpn^^ pr. n. m. (EuxoXo;) Eucolus, father of
E, Zechariah. Git. 56*; Lam. R. to IV, 2. Tosef. Sabb.
XVI (XVII), 6 (Var. DbVJSX, Dlbp-^nx). Cmp. Dlblp-^SJX.
npDJj^ Men. 33*, read xnpSX, v. next w.
ISi
P*^*^
f- pl-
(p?!??)
loops, leather rings, on bedsteads
for the reception of cords; in door cases, for hanging
doors in. Ned. 56*'; Snh.
20''.
'wXn \cy^1 a couch
is called dargesh, when it is carried in and out (to be
put up and taken apart) by means of loops (through
which the cords are fastened) ; opp. miftah, v. XDI'^^S,

Men, 33*, Erub.

11*'
ed, (Ms. M. xnp3X, v. Eabb. i). S.
a. I. note), explain. 1'^S "iS'^n 'an indication of hinges'.

Mace. 23* (loops in the punishing scourge).

"IDX or
"Q'l
Hif. I'^nin, V. -i>i3.
"1I2!J< ("|/nx, V. nnx; cmp. -aa, nsn) to be bent,
pressed, thick.
Pi. "lax, la^x 1) to strengthen, harden (cmp.
I'^X).
Snh, 109''
(play on Abiram, Num. XVI, 1)
'31 '^
inb "^XTU
Ms. M, (Rashi innb, ed. ln:ir) he hardened his heart
against repentance.
2)
(denom. of i2X)io measure wings,
to define city limits, for Sabbath distances, in cases
of
loing-like projections beyond the line. Erub. V, 1 i:i"'3
"p*iSixti (accord, to Rab's spelling, while Sam. read
"p";i?^, V. Y. ib. 22*', Bab. ib. 63*) how do we measure
outskirts of a city in order to draw the Sabbath line?;
V. etymol. definit. Y. a. Babl. 11. cc. a. Y. Ber. VII,
12"=
top.
3)
(b. li. Hif.) to soar, take wings. Gen. R. s. 42
(play on ASAewjeJer, Gen. XIV, 2)
'31 ^ax^TT Ar.s.v. '^SXrr
(ed. n"^B n'fTi') he took wings to fly and obtain wealth.
1311
li/i' *m^lift|HtftMiaffflrMiilhtefMiadL
Ho 4. fr.f) mmA* wm mlkk. tak lr.
V K.it. V, JO*'^) liMI fMHtr
fUhb. 40*. Y. YooM Vl, 49* bot Kob. R. lo X. Ik-
/t 6"^^ vr^y^
7*7^ ''"^ li*^' (*>' * iaMll.
ilbvli. VIJ, a BtMi rimad
"^
la MiUfa limb* (o^ I
'
J't'l i
eat altoM). ittbb. tt^ l6 mraoo rm Ma. M. (ii. fBUi
mV) 4mi noI mUm otbIw vImi tiiwitwii. EtL
XV
"
laoTAbadtlaM).
''
M Mug lltttl.tlV
Tir It, 11Br. I, I tb All tr iu4 oUmt
l-iocva uf th da^jr uawinp. OboL I, n frtr Ma
limb* (joinio.
) kakmttfmk^ haBtuL i^bb. tM\
"IS m. (V. -^ ; b. b. r^) Im b. M* r^tv
M Vc* M irtring (br) of ld. Hall.
i
^
'
"JU II lM
dirwiiK frum (ho mlito (bi). Y. aabb. Til, 10^ bol.Kl.
XIV. ft V raxa im Um lad biglf
tewn ftoai Um
nsck of lb* iialflMl (m nnwMMH or mmtk). Olu It*;
H)ib. 104^ lO *3rs if b vrote Um doowt wicb lwl
(oIuUob); a. tt.
IS, H^IS iS-IJi) eb. WM. Trf. Bs. XV.
la furf. Y.' LiV. XX^ u { a. a.flab. M* "T rr-ic
tuut
y
him iaio a ktttl* (of lad) "S^ trxc* Mid eorar
him with iMd (or bMvy luad ; ad. rr*TS laoorr. j
M*.
M.
<
(b. var. v. Babb. D. 8. a. L). Oil. It*
\Hr laad paadl, m ma witb a aolation
of \r.\
'..
X"IS Umtb, T. ir3"JL
.. . -
iCIS, V. irsnt.
*S"IS. Tarf. Prov. XXX, SI lU tt< eoek, eoBp.
2X . -2: ; V. ICS^.
*S"ZX adv.
C^)
MiMik, fraq. witb prtflx *S, opp.
-X'JX. ' Hull. I30' Ab. Ear.
2*'
'VTS vz\iz 2r^h for tbe
king to wait ootaidc (of tba oourt-toom). B. Haab.
8**
ti . . . er^. Bar. IS** tt rr^ aat oatsida (of tbgatbar-
Ing of tba rigbtaoaa fan baavaoy. Cmp. *rs.
mS. ^arOHi Breb. W, Var, t.
K3f7a.
Si V. ""^
Ch.
~S, "'~.S m. pL (daDom. of "an, anp.
"^^^^T)
1)
(om|>. "^ PL) iriiy or oomcrf ofeil^wU
(h. nl^\
f
iwuac/ia,
mwnd twrreU. Sabb. II* ad. (Ar.
**X*-ist, Nad -TarQH; Mi. M.
":*r;
Vr. lac*. . Babb.
D. 8. a. 1. nota) S) (. "CSt a. "^R) (alaaer, frrigld ar-
rtmgtd fvr ftolmeiiv. ftoOuf. B. Balb
94^ '**~rxz "rrat
*rtrs in Mt. M. (ed. ^r^r) I may aajr, tba aaaU k<g
wr plaed among the hCt^ for balaaaiaf puipoaa*.
lUbi>
CTT-IX. ,
/M rA(pfJ(f). taar,
!' (M* M. . t
-^
D. 1. a. L| (JImW!
'
ary mmIT/M
)
*X?tTail . (|Mk a.
iMr.
Bar. lia aaflM la Ml ^pari 'Til te Ma. M. (i4.
**^9l^ Ar. ad. Bob.
'
"Jul bal Im ariglMl wmm is
(lva< ar aa aaM my ^*-90 lU. M. (ad. ^
"
X). V.
ni-
1* tv^ bok o-ww (s^-^aqi
*ip^<^
. (Fa ilWkab) dM V/br,
aW atf; a word te a awtteal Mia to M. M. ! Br.
ar, qaelad te Ar. aad to ImM la M^ boc (
i
'
^ ui
^
aorr. aaai)^
Mtetof
nip 7-9^ . labk D. & a. L
*nttJJ| PT3Jt, ToaaC Vif. TIU, 1, .
1
x
TTSW . pL (WSII, *.
r9n;aai^h.afirtr.
niRW, wpw) |D|k mMlmt, I fiifa
f
. baeaa /br
JHaadartowftawiWiKdytolirf)ttoga.(
ra6, raacr
fB. Bai Oaon dclar or w. lo ba
V. Ar. ad. Bob. a. r., a. FL to Lvrj
Tuf. DkC O, *7f^.)
& Baa. U^ Ti^ wr^Tz (Ma M. TT-ai) badora Ma
oaa waa ilitanaliHd apoa U wm caOad aiMUa (Atok,
and aow (t briaia tba mauali la dea). BiaaBad
Sbirzin (tar, roba). T.
?VT.
platw, bapea vOfayai^ aafl^fu. Y. Bv. VI, i* (Ccwt*
OMOt. f (al rr/redhaoifr', v. ir^^rv). (rr3K Caai.
B. to n, 14, rwd
iTTTpj,
T.
fi^J
yp'^IH. T. Babb. Xn, IS"*. T rrrzM.
fc
-8s T. rrs^L
?|^IH (Oao. XLI, 43) JMrcU, aiitla; bowiktiwllj
dadaad rtrs
yr
"79^ iii /kCAer to wMom, lemder
to yaan. Oon. B. a. 90.
^-"ISK m. (prab. 1^. -^; iiJfi>n aaM of a
frtri prob. aea-awMi. TaBLBMb. 10M;(Brtb.B.toI]I,d
C^r^XMC?) (Pan.. T. VL to Levy Tahm. Diet, jl t..
a. Laffar^'daa. Abb. roL S3) tayd^wr muaL Tm.
41*
(axplato. Bx. XII, f) IK IHCrm "ratTG (Yalfc. Ex. 197
.yenn '*c) aa tba PantoM aaj tiantimk.
f
doaa not aaaaMacBj rate to tta
:
"^"Te*. Parb. ov w. it a Babvaw (
Paniaa Jawi^ aad a eompovnd of r*: *=s (e.'X, vyc)
a ft wAi jiiaec. Otop. srver]
7C"2S< T.
Vg'r
'
'

'
*-
rp.^
10
^ix
TI?1?^' T)?"l5
m. pi. (p^^=p^S; cmp. ^pn=^pS,
V. '|i0"ipsx)
underclothes, inexpressibles, breeches (cmp.
Lat. bracae, braccseof Oriental origin). Y. Sabb. XVI,
IS^'N
lyjj
Ar. (ed. Krot, 'pp'i'iXN;;
Bab. ib.
120-'*
15^6 '31,
Ms. M. -715-13,
Ar. -iiniJ-iS; Eashi genouilliers, a. German
Kniehosen). Y'iamd. B'resh. quot. in Ar. (expl. liniTU-^-jS
Dan. Ill,
21)
'=1 nisinsn '2
(fem.) the underclothes put
around their loins.
hyssop (used against indigestion &c.). Sabb. 128='"(ex-
plaining Siw). lb.
109''
nn-i3X (mentioning two species,
one named ^^^niS^^aiTX, the other 5m-13=-|1i
nitx).
Ab. Zar. 29='
Ms. M. a. Ar. (ed. xnnax).
i<5^t2J5^ ND^^DIS m. (UJax^'^n-i)
something
dried; parched or dried ears
of grain. Meg. 7'';
Ps.
39''
'iti xn^p flour of roasted ears. lb.
40'^
'1^2X1 XSltn Ar.
(ed. "^ax) a basin wherein ears are roasted.
S^S (nj^) (Samar. ms rendition of b. h. ap3;
cmp. nsn) to spell (letters), blaspheme, swear. Snh. 101
'
X5X -(IHJ^ni ',^bl3J3(1) wn Ar. (ed. nsr), the Boraitha
remarks (to nsinn as in Mishn. a. 1.) this (condemnation
of one uttering the name of the Lord) refers to the
country (not the Temple), and in the sense of Samaritan
aga (swearing). Cmp. Y, Snh. X,
28''
top 'jib'^X ',153
'31 ixri13
in a way as those Samaritans swear.
P;ib&<;S,
V^'^^^J^S
Gen. K. s. 28, beg., read
J^i^ (contr. of 35 ^X=V?, cmp. -X) prop, on tJie back,
on top
of, hence, upon, on the basis; (logic.)
6y dint
of,
on account
of; by the way
of.
Snh.
95''
-jn^\s 'x while
on thy road, i. e. incidentally, occasionally. Freq. 'X
xn^lX, V. xri'iix.
B. Mets.
21'' "iT^p-^l
'X because they
are heavy.lb. ll'', a. fr. ^Splpia 'x '^'^VjiV.2-0 the
sale of movable chattel made binding by dint of im-
movable property jointly sold; cmp. rp-lp.Kid.
26''
ins 'X by means of somebody else (taking posses-
sion in behalf of the absent person). lb. 21^
)V^'$'2. 1^
'X is it necessary that he must say, 'Acquire mov-
able by dint of acquiring landed property'.?Pes. 113
X-iyS X135 'X bs every claim the legality of which rests
on some additional
circumstance (e. g. a loan collectible
only on producing the note of indebtedness) requires
collection (cannot be considered actual property until
collected).Sabb. 11
B'*
^rilpl xin 3^3 'X the parchment
is sacred only on account of the sacred character of
what is written on it. Shebu.
40
'^ v. X'i'na;
a. fr.
j
ISSiiN, V. xsa.
T
~ T-
I
Dt2&S:iJS, V. bi-jpux, end.
P?^^
m.
(=V35'ix, h. V"^^, bii'sa) calix or corolla
of flowers. Y. Kil. IX, 32'
top ^'^^ttp 'X the cissaros
blossom (v. Lat. Diet. s. v, cissaros, Gr. Diet. s. v. ypo-
aavesfxov) "a woolly substance growing on stones at the
Dead Sea, looking like gold, and being veiy soft; its
name is "5^3 (xaXxrj, xaXyr]) and it resembles sheep-
wool".(R. Ash. a. 1. in Mishn.). Y. Sabb. II,
4"=
top
'p '33X, corr. ace. [Var. lect. p3SX-=X1i:fX?,
"p-jjx.
Sabb. 20'\ our w. appears as XIpUJIi, Xipljij,
obviously
a corruption of cissaros; Rashi ib. expl. 'the shell of
the cocoon', prob. confounding with chrysallis which is
likewise named from its gold color.]
1-5^ I
(
]/5x, sec. r. of MX, v. x^:ix, cmp. i5x, i5n,
1p) 1)
to ttoine around, tie up; to close,
forbid. Sncc
III,
1 ;
a. fr.Sabb. 60=* '31
13 nijix Ar. (ed. niiix, Ms.
M. niiin) she fastens her hair with it.Pes.
87''
M33
'31 r,i^?ixuj bxnir^ ed. (Ms. M. riT^i^^
, . . niiin3, v.
Hif.) the maidens in Israel who forbid intimacy to their
betrothed. Erub. 2l'' ni'iMX X"b ed. (missing in Ms. M.).
2) (denom. of n^^iJX) to form a union or faction. Sifre
\
Deut.
294, v. Nif. [B'. Bath. 14* ni15ix Mnib, v. "lax a
j
Nif- 'i?>^3
to be tied up, united &c. Maasr. I, 5 pii
'iSXI^iro 'Sn vegetables ordinarily put up in bunches, .ire
subject to tithes from the time they are tied. Y. Erub.
I
III, 20'*
top.Sifr6 Deut. 296 nilSX yh^ TiJxn X^'JJ
(read 15xri) no alliance (of the sm-rounding nations) shall
be formed against thee.
^if- 'T'i^^O' '^^^^^-
^^T'n,
part. T^i'^p, iiap,
to tie up,
fence in, forbid. Erub. 2l''; Pes. 87
Ms. M. (play on
3^15-3
Cant. VII, 14)
'31
ni^T^ipaj who forbid &c., v.
supra (Rashi: riT^jpr,
v. 123, who announce their men-
struation); V. 13X11.
"J^I ch. same to tie. Part. pass, l-'ix. Yeb.
39''
n-^S xi^3X xn is she not tied to him?, hence he must
mai-ry her.
IJ^J II
(
/ia, V. 133 a. bl3), Hif. 1^3n to stretch, pro-
long, postpone. Erub. 21'';
Pes. 87='(Ar.s. v. 13, v. however
13X1) '31 rili;p'r
who postpone (reserve) sexual intimacy
for their husbands. Y.Keth.V, 29''
bot.'3l n'l3ip
-^SXI will
extend (spend all the time of) my widowhood in my
husband's house.
iJwS II ch. same; to be lengthened. Targ. Y. Ex.
XIX,
13; Deut. XXX, 6. Denom. uSniiaiX.
iJS III, SIJ
^5 m. (foreg.) ?ow^ sfayf, whence
1 ) eru^c/t.
Targ. II Sam. Ill, 29 (some ed. 13X).
2)
pole used as a
yoke to carry burdens on the shoulder. B. Mets 83
'X3 1111 Ar., Ms. H., Oxf. &c. (Ms. M. w\13\S, ed. Xiax,
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) who carry a burden on a yoke.
Bets.
30 *(v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note
3) ; Sabb. 148^
Ms.
M. marg. xniax
! (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 6). V. Xisri.
'^^^.
C"*^-?^^)
- O^i^I) 1) He, knot. Succ. lo'', a.
fr. 'X -j-ilS
must be tied together. Ib. iiax iniil if the
tie ofthe Lulab became loosened. Erub. 1
01 ''
sq. "ilSXa b::'^33
(a. twice 'S-^X, Rabb. in D. S. a. 1. il3!iX3) when the door
pin is handled by pulling the cord knotted to it.
2)
bunch. Y. Ter. II, 41 ''
X^-J3-:j 'x a bunch of herbs that
became unclean.
3) surgical bandage. Sabb. 53".
^ ..' *V. V.
^^' same. Succ.
33'' '31 xr,i'ib2.'"3
"^x
(fem.
!)
it requires a substantial binding.
ir>ir
It
( c . !! wUdi pMMtte MM* kmmitO
lf,
op^ l
//,./. ua or k9^ fciiti
j
iiildliM
O
nVj.
wy M.KM.
lgAl lni41liMi Md M Afi4jili (boflrflyl.
^ ^H, \ii. i3. V. BMk.
n
! m n r-*i II
). < i,a.mioniU At4h,-Y. OIL tf, w yn... TO
S r-n wiio tmoiH M wiar telo vImI Ikf
Oip^.JH
WP!>,
I'olwlAr r..rni|H. "m, omp.
T*0^j)
m/ (iidlwii nngnHor rir* dfeM( ilvilalK
Mp. in Auto Mlaor) ftati^ iV*^ 'TmX"'
B. a. It
nVr ITS ^ njTTO li (td. "iJii; ^r^ ootr. mo^ vkM
n Mdiotu to In tb eouBtry, b holda UmMthorit>- ortr tb
l>ubUe rond (ennlor Tfa^ y. k^). Yalk- Pfc T4 (. Ar.)
-nan. eorr. Mc-il
HTW
"* <^*'
VII. t
(d. OK).
(lUuhil 'AordWuM).
Al. Bi*.
! Ar. . .d. CM.. M-
:c*<aMl, wiU-^)|Ui a prMeripUonagdiMtMUuB*.
Targ. Y. I
UeuU XXIX, 17 'n (Var. "iMt); ad. Yiua pL
K^TTt*
iCn^ f. oh. (-h. rnxtfi) I) ii#kA, komUdie Mitf-
tmt, 'i'lCam. to^ opp.
rrraw. Botah
49* rrw wr
m iQ-> (abbr. '^xrw) the kmihtk (prajrar) allar lae-
tures. Y.Sabb. XVI, li'.S) * Hagpaiak, L a. lie
rteiUaoM for tk* FumKtr nigkL P. Hi*" vMrr^ ii
BaggadahandHallaL
Ib.ll6'"rs'K*T9in*,KS whorsdtad
the Haf. in tha hoasa of B. JoMph (who w blind) t
n:iH m. (ro fa itiiv.
S
V^i^^*
^-
**^>
fAorH^ (Aom-Mil Y. BhabL VII, S?" top^K
r??-
Y.
KIL V, SO* bou; T. roix
"WJW adv. iioufc, owW, V. \x-
Ciup.*
V
H3*JkS m. (J, . roj*-h. iyn q.
t.)
ekfi^
x-^n' X eatarocC, tMkr^fato (iaoing from a
l4im. K. to I, 17 (play on
h*9
OAi. P. XUI, 5) T
'='>
-x Ar. like the cataract that rerta ndtbar te. (Bd.
TUX m.(niJtI)*mMl Y.8abb.VI,8bot.; T.Tab.XIl,
12"*
topT^'^-
'aband (of bat) withwbkh wala pn^
(
|Kmiegrants)are tied togethwr.H.CTT^ooBaUTyW.
Penh VI, 10 crm It stalka of garlic plant oaed for tying
bunohee; [oth. opin. bonohes of gi^c on one stalk].
ofp.
lo r"rMi Had f<iu ITowC lb. Ul.
UnU.
180*^.
\,m>^ If I imni
B.
rnUM t (k Ik rm V. ibrif.) II
B.lfaiAC*'
Ma.lT'rVs'ie aa InnmIi ni%t
la Hadi a. l^^-t) tan^l m^m; /Wtak U. B. i. Mi
OiaB.a.MffW1iaMW<adMrlMM>d.-'llr*l.
fMh
I, I0{ V. ftM. MaltMk Vl, f 'S' r-9 V0 n (lMr%)
bmthm wMak kata teas lyte to Im mmIm bMMf{
V. TkMt lb. tn, t^Yak, IT (fl to
XIV, I) II
*
*yr |6 do Ml Aotb
gfoM fciiinai Bar.
n n to
ilniliM) ITtrf t.m.9tmtm0f,
tUm. affim rr,
l1l'3VB...tlMMrfkaioribal
Baik-1
to nit.
itM m. (b. h.) Mrf. CMi. W (aa rffae of aairtal
iMyoiih my)
Vary *
f yop
"
^'

***
aldid pieka It ap (at tba > paldda
away); a. %.PLtrjl*9l^9tm'
l^
whaatbasataaibanlo|par.
<
(eatable); a. fr. (TMit labt .'.z
r-^
ad. Bock., read
7?^

Tl*" . . ^'P- ffM
M{UM ak. wm; atoo mMtw. Balk.
77* in r-%
aewiphy^of ika bark of a MrtHtaa; v.
inti, ititiun.
nVilM c (V. r:^) mNHc. Omi. B. to
vi, t i
*l1UDn3fcl a.
Qaoaler. Oca. B. . IS. . CS"
a.efeR^m^ and.
Jlij
iZ (a7A.)aiHr.aip.
J
tfcj' ^T-*-
Baor (qnoL to Ar, orfariag to Itek.)
nrrs nrr:
*.
HTUM Tn^ Mtokp. I, read n^
JCJCWR,
OTirOS)
L^iVla,tillaorataaale
mMBbar of tka to^wtol Cearily (of BoaMX to gaB.
K-
CMi Aa. Betk. B. to I, . (Tea'k. Vaira t. X md
eno...]
aBiM)MrMMl to a w/ewia
Jnf
rfia,
(i
vithOvtalii orDaenfo; capL OibboB, ad.MItaL U, ilSat^
Amer. ad.), anh. li"yi yo . . . "tA Vzr lU.lL. (Mm.
C. a. F.
'
I
'
lxr . . ad. yOBTSM, 7trs, eorr. T^xra^ ka
I
nay my (as aa eseaea Cor tflltoff to tka Sabbatk yaarX
I am BMrely an iasperial aervaat to the ascata.
'*"wj3^ Oan. B. t 1, . "icwsx
C'UQ^^iS (rr';S) m.Amp^ tilto or tka
Bomaa eae
p
aror
,
to geob. rmkr, mKtnjgm. Y. Ber.^g,
^^ hot. M one oeea todieaKtoriBBlity
''*
"T
wrtTC
^:s5''t:o'i;^ 12 d:i&(
(,3aJiXeuc) Basileus, Caesar, Augustus; Gen. E. s. 8 (corv.
ace). Ex. R. s. 23, beg.; a. fr.[Gen. R. s. 12 ns^'i^sn 'X
ed. (Ar. G-J&xasx) read 1'i-Jp'''i5X or "iVJp"^xn5X v. Drj'^SSX.]
''jbi^]I2p^JlS m. pi. Augustiani, a Praetorian legion
entitled to proclaim the emperor. Esth. R. to I, 3, end
'X '^3'11'Olpl the Decumani (or Decimani) and the Aug.

Gen. R. s. 94 "IXJ (corr. ace); v. Sachs. Beitr. I, 113 sq.

Sb:2D"^;^<, V. next w.
"^"Qp^J^S m. (Augustalis). Prcefectus Augustalis,
title of the prefect of Egypt. Gen. R. s. 1. ed. (Var.
ibrj&lix, Ar. xVjoisx).
SnDlJS Ex. R. s, 8 some ed., read tJlMDiax.
^^JIS m. (^^al, "25) 1) sexual intercourse. Y. Git.
VII, 48''^tna^5X ^h 'r^'^'dh) to reserve to himself the right
of embracing her; Y.B. Bath. VIII, 16Hop nsiJ.
2)
door-
stop, V. rj-x.[ri^iajf; v. qax
]
mJiS, "11J"N m.{'\'^y^l) heap, hill. Tosef. Shebi.111,3
'31 XS1i""^N1 ed.'Zuck. (Var. njiNI)
and a mound (of
arable ground) rises out of it (the rock).'

PI, D'^'nisx, 'S'^X

;
const. '^^'iJ'^X. Tosef. Peah III, 8 nrrn "imsix
ed. Zuck.
(Var. -T-SN, nT:x, ed. iliax,
v. Tixs) heaps of garlic
on the field, not yet bunched.
iJ^ I MsSIl, ^^^ m"N ch. same; esp. heathen altar
(cmp.^b. lii ^5). Targ. Jud. VI, 25 ; a. fr.P/. 'pniax, 'S'^X,
^tl^'i^*?,
""!!< Targ. II Kings XXI,
3;
a. fr.
SmJl!SII i. {0.-^0^ 'x) market-place, court-session, court.
PI. rnx'nisx Git.
88'^ 01133 "b-ii 'x (ed. nix^'Tiax corr. ace.)
gentile courts.
nmj^lSl f.(iix) prop, store-room, hence the compart-
ments of
the nut-shell. PL niliax. Pesik. R. s. 11 as the
nut has 'X s'n'nx four compartments (Yalk. Cant. 992 ni-ilSTS).
""l^JS inf. of "15X.i-ilSX for '^I'^^X, v. xn^SX.
"llJiS, ""^"iJi'lSt m. (v. n-iax, trniax)
fit for storage,
of
good quality/. Kel. XVII, 8 the olive (as a size
standard) . . . neither large nor small, but of medium
size, 'X HT which is the kind called egori. Ber.
39"'*;
Y.
Bice. I,
63''
(etymol. explan.);'v. "^Dinnx. Yalk. Deut. 851
'X n'^T. Gen. R. s. 91, end "^X "ilT2 myrrh fit for storage.
PI. 'p'^iaJ? Num. E. s. 4 beg. 'rriliax Q'^-jn, read '("^"liSX
cn are all storage wheat (opp. rSi;'^-). Cmp. "nSX.
m:j<^m:is, v. x^^:xii.

T
"
-:
snimi<, )^Tm^
C^^;^il.)
f.(r:r.,r,^.i)
fighting.
Targ.^Ps. CX, 3; a. e.
I'laJ^S, Snh. 91^ V. "p-JS^;Y, Kil. IX, 32^ v. -pasx.
ffSl^^ ji^JiiS m. (xaxa^pixTyjc, cataracta) cataract,
cascade'.Pl'. Xi^-jan'^^X Y. M. Kat. I, beg.
80''
'x -pb^X
'31 nia what is your opinion about those cascades?
S*^n"J|S, V. xrinax.
T T
T T
-
"j'JiS Tanh. Emor. 18, v. "p-iX?.Y. Sabb. II,
5''
"lES
'X, read ',!l3X='i!|3r! Gen. R. s. 6.
V5S (denom. of "SX, XS^'-X, Pa.) to form disks or
cakes ("of wax). Y. Sabb. VII, lo'' hot. "pnip
'^-5
'XT ',nn
he who forms cakes of wax dust (on a Sabbath).
I J *lkS Gen. R.S.56, some ed. 1313Xa corrupt passage,
prob. to be read: '|5 rx tppri^ in3n rbin'r^a 135 rx i^cr
1^? 132.
D^Jil}^ m. wife^s brother or kindred, hrother-in-latc,
V.
0"^?.'
Snh. Ill, 7 ed. Y.; a. fr.
n^JS, ST^iJ
(ST^N, ^<75S_) m. Ci;x) hired
man, laborer^ Targ. Job vil, l;'^2'; a. fr.P/.
-^n-isx.
B. Mets.
76''
sq. (interch. in ed. with. "iT^iX, corr. ace).
pCH'^bi, m. pi., a corruption of a geographical
term, perh. 'i'^::ll"'SX ('HretpaiTai) (steeds) of
Epyrus.
Targ. Jer. V, 8 (h. text trst^).
tL^'^JS Lam. R. to 1, 21
; Pesik. Anokhi p.
138'', v. ria I.
S^JNl, N5ji"'X m. (v. ba, bba) outside-door, citg-gate.
P/.^ibax, "^brx, B. Bath
8''
XEJ "^xb b3n Ar. (ed. 'Jxb.
all must contribute towards keeping the city gates in
repair.; B. Mets. 108" (Ms. M. "^b).
"pn^JlSS, V. xj^bxia a. -isn.
0""^^^ m. (b. h.; bax, sec. r. of SIX, cmp. am, air)
rounded things, rain-drops. Hag.
12''
'X rr^-^hv (alius,
to Job XXXVIII, 28) the upper store in heavens con-
taining the rains. [V. Var. lect. in Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 200.]
'p^JlS read "paib-iX.
i^DID^Ji^ f. (rba) engraving, setting. Targ. Y. Ex.
XXXI, 5.
"^
^pb;s, V. xirbxia.
D^^^I(h.tDas>; j/'oa, V. maa, Ciia) to be bent, whence
to be in grief. Targ. Ps. CXIX, 28.
D^SlI m. (b. h.; v. foreg. a. p'^ax) anything bend-
ing and peeling, whence 1) leek, or leek-like plants, opp.
to rn'i5 young grain &c. Kid.
62''
this refers only to
shahath xb 'xn bnx but not to agam. lb. '^xnn 'J-o'::-o ^n-z
Xin X3b:iin"i H.:^''h 'X (Ar. xbsia'i) what proof have you
that dgam in this case has the meaning of onion-plants?
(Answ. ref. to jl'sax Is. LVIII, 5).
2)
(b. h.) reed, reed-
land (juncetum), divelling places
of
wild beasts, opp. nir
cultivated land. Taan.
22''.
OHI
13
ro9UoflrmS.
Ah.9mr,t^
ta^mnrmrrr^m* ^
to M oMiMivd M4.
Y.lb.il,44koianr'iiM4
OS
Whteli HMfl aloatf, UM IVOlt of whitk MWt k
grvbbiitl !>
tioti WM mrlx
ut dua Um gfotta4.
tC2JM m. ti. (vo, V. )
tUrmim
iMl#r.
'<*; AlM wmnUmJ,
wmim, B. IM*. M^
lo cut rM4t la Um Hiwiiiu <t.. io b Ullurai*. UMt. f*i
;;|^
Sabb. 7T'' TO
'^^
ffM
In
<
wa.
^tt:N 'I n. pi. Agmm, to B^Vom. B. M
*.
II I'l - Kid. It* in irp ^^i *'Af,
.
rr
liab.

K** iT
(Ar.
'^'7^
olb. tr. v. B*bb.
D. B. a. I DoU).
'. (ho* wal. M. Ki. U^i
. Ar. Ma. M^ . Ar. It (td. 9).
^ICJJM n. (b. b. TtMJi . e!") rM
-'' ^
nmr^Mnrr, a rabordiBaU iwaUT olBear. Y. Bot.
IX, m"* tvp; a. ., . nnrn.
T
,nr
Job XL, M Ka. (ad. i^fK).
|"
-;X m.T*wn.
8abb.
14*''
ad.
h:'!::;^, t.
r*
ob.
ft-
jcax, h:: m. (b. b. -^j .
';5-) 6a<ii. farif.
Babb.'ho* iibnVi Tit baaln flUad wilb era*. Ab.2ar.
U* -s* jrsXJt H Ma. M. (ad. 'Ti) a baato-Uka vaaaal
lod oar tba opaoiaf
of tba eaak. Paa. 4AKBar. M-
x-cn lO In a balb tob.-K
r?f, ^H?.
*?? ^^-
*
hXV, II.Paa. SO**
lerm
'*
tba ktwadiof baaiaa of
>UIi*ii,
~:>it
'":ir^
pr. n. pL Taff. Jad. lY, II;
V. Mg. I. TO' b^t rT?' 8~:, tor nana of s-rxs
foob
f
KaimL
[B-Kam. ei" WNn -Ma.B,foiiA
</!* /laU, V. KSSMS a. M?^.]
*Cir^:;X, C:ri:X (Var. t. tof^) Daaa of a
Romn Bnena in tha daya of B. Yo|i. b. Zakkai, or of
R. GNmU>l, prob. a eompt. of
0^T QhmIm, or
=n:~ist V^iHiu;
[Oraats: Attiau, t. XooataKbr. 1M5
p.
17
q.J.
Sitti' DaU 351 CXrX Y. Snb. I,
19*"
lop
C';:j:x; ib. ' bi>u
C*:*:*st; ib.
*
top en"u:x Num. B.
>. 4 o^s^r-n (tra^T);
Bakh.
5 o
p
muay.
[e-sr-ai,
c*;;rT.
s*ujrp aaam moat probabla.]
|'^55<
Y. Tar. VU, %l\ r. vmsox-^
TT^S^ V. next. w.
ni'^Iii^ f. (agnina, tc i>eUis)
hmb-^im. Qan. B.
. -20 Mus.'(ed. nrWS).
II t'^t
fn/tk\mCm0ri
KttM 1^
M0^f (Tk. L a.) mmm
T\Vi y
t*^^
'-M
0)^
Cfbaat efy)
. (0% on to awgU, r. e 111,
a^p>fWiiy)ya>r,
j
iiii > m (to aB. Banrfi. Aal. a*t4
%ffnikm.
!.< lOt l.fy
bal.) 1W-' l CYa# /I VW,
rgiV
(09^'^
Y. Tr. A1, H bm. KH. i, toaaCMMM.
Til, Iti a. fr. (Cpc fr9% ip). OmL YI. II. bat. liM
rnttDlW Ar. a r. f^rtp, land
mIM* ^r
r^rrmHj Wdr Tl fo
Ra. I.XXXIY. I ! lb. i, I
PaaUu Alaw p.
..- - - ;-. --i*. B -
iwd
J
'
UVpll (r. Bbar lo tmik. L .).
7^ K >h R t. m. 14, raad
nf
(MaL K.l.
<^;K
(.M.r.ofSi.T.Si)fa/lffasrAalrIW<(*
!. B.'kmb. IP*.
eiJM, *]UM M. <t^l) fl f
Hnr
r c
/Ac dU- Aaw aiiM<
Ual Or iaar dMi.
(aap. of door-w^fa to lAtak flity walla Aa. vMB tfHM.
t Mcrad Umiu la wwHaial U|. Faa. YU, IS
*:*
ffVbn tba apaa* of Iba wall larida tlw dac-Mf.
.
aabfMl
to tba lava wbkb applj to lAa apoaa
bj tha waU. Ib. W^ ra? it tba atop Itorff
eormpoadi^ apaoai Y. ib. Til, M^ e*3.
^
eom. (r. Ibnc.-<|; aaV' V. b. tr^RI) 1)
^r*
ptekli." ft S-^; Dit ar:f-
XIT. I. Oaa. B.
sa- B^ II tilaid aaAaali. wmMm. Baea. 4S*.

ff. St ; a. a.3) aiU

f
fJ
8)anat. aloallcraY'AaaMaMy.
Y. Bab. Til, S4''
bot. Itfi T-ra t^S" V=* jo arigbt tblak tba ooavfet
naibaaaltbroofb at tba ana-pita. Babbilfrii'i J-
-r r-wr: bar awtaa lift bar bj bar araa^-4) laala rf
rirer te. B. Kaaa. CI* a rivalot vblak taaparto b%C
IT^M6 bootj (aUariaaa) to Ba baaka. BL Bath-M^IK *i=r
wboaa aabaakaMrta bava diaappaarad (waahad avay).
mat cb. aaaM. wiiy. Oaa. B. a. Yf, bi. -rr:
'::*;^'abakaabarwii^totbakatbaaalMaoC |T^v.
Bsak.'
i
14,
prok. MfSK.]. (B. Balfe. r, t. Ii||.)
^
K>f9^
eowL INt Tarf.
Oaal. T, II. <^p.
-f
.
la^
*J8tI (b. b,
/-3,T.-5)fafatt*r,l8f*.
Y.Yaa
ni, 4l-'top (apL %rtff. Bar. I. %^. Y. Bice. I, * bot
-sn -ttTi rrrc itatoraaap
ilaaa,(doaaaol>lcilft triekia oatX
T. -fw;
Bar.St* T
- 'srr ita oU
iiaaaiaartaiadap.

y! Hid. m, bcf
. vr top
-9 n Uood mlhrtad ia
oaa plaoa.TiwC to alare ly flfcaapifa
.
aryMM^LSM
I>aat. 16 (playoafAro Daat. I, l) ="=r ^^ "?*
ibat aiaaaa btaa who haapa aifaMiala ap a
^
aiaiT \im
(faia oppoaeai ia UtigatMaX Bk. B. . 4 -m IC i-S*
nai<
14 ^is'^-isx
n-ilr (Var. 15\n;u;
Pi.) he is called Agar (Prov. XXX, 1)
because he collected words of the Law (stored up know-
ledge); Koh. R. beg. r.'"i3 'I'lSXt; because he was stored
(or girded
,
v. 'n^x II) with knowledge. Cant. E. to I, 1
end. [Sabb.
60''
rnj-'X ed., v. i:s.]
Nif.
"^'^^^ to be gathered. Num. R. s. 20 beg. (play on "li""!
Num. XXli, 3) cn^'nrb )^'^'^^^, 'ni and they were gathered
to their towns (for defence).
Hif.
"i''5in, to store up. Tosef. Dem. I, 10 M'T'Si^n
the store-keepers' places; v. '^"J'i'Sj ^'!^r!'i^>
"l^Ni I ch. same ; Pa. "i5X to heap iip. Targ. Y. Deut.
I, 16 'zh ^axpl (ed. Vien. ISX^

) who heaps up litiga-

tions, V. foreg. [Targ. Ps. CIV, 7 ^a'^^b Ms., v. 1:3.]
"l-^S II
(
|/"ax, V. "isn). 1) to gird, arm. Midr. Prov.
to XXX, 1 I'^alsn 'XU: who girded his loins for wisdom;
Yalk. Prov. a. 1. Part. pass. litSit, v. nSNi. 2) to halt,
whence part. f. r"i5'ix (sub. "pSG) a knife having inden-
tations which catch the passing nail of the examiner.
Hull. 17'\

*3) to occupy space. B.Bath 14* (intercharging

with ^SX q. v.).
lAIS; II (nsij)
(
j/SX, akin to nth; v. foreg.) prop, to
tie, whence to hire, employ, rent. Targ. Gen. XXX, 16;
a. fr.Koh. R. to IV, 6; Lev. R. s. 3 beg. (prov.) 'XI
'31
X3''5 he who rents one garden will eat birds; him who
rents gardens, the birds Avill eat. Git.73'' '^nV'S niSX they
hired boatsmen. Snh. 73"
^T'^''_
"i^"? ^o hire help. Y.Taa^;j.
I,64'^bot.Xri"iDT "i^i^
hiring prostitutes. B.Mets.79''; a.fr.
Af.^y^yt. l)same. Targ.Y.Deut. XXIII,5 (4).B. Mets.
77'*
(interch. with Pe.) "^Iiax liJlX (^n'^SX) engages
laborers.
2)
to rent out, lease. Erub.
68''
~riu"i
1^
isix
lease to us thy property. Y. Dem. VI,
25''
top. Y. Taan.
I,
64''
hot. ^1'2n r-^'SIX I hired my ass out.
Ithpa. lap""^, Phpc. "isrix (contr. of "sxr-^x) to he hired,
to work as a laborer. Targ. O. Deut. XXIII, 25; a. e.

Yoma
20''
(prov.)
'21 nam "^X (combine into one w.)
when thou hast hired thyself out to one, comb his
wool (shrink from no labor).
iJcSlII, 5J^n^Sl m. (foreg.) rent, wages; reward,
profit. Targ. Gen^. XV, 1; a. fr.B. Mets.
63''
(T^^ rj3 'X
compensation for Avaiting (giving time for deliver}-), i. e.
advancing the money to the seller. lb.
68'' '3
'X2 XSbs
half profit or loss. lb.
69''
X'nSBI 'X i)ayment for carrying
freight, and indemnity to the boatsmen in case of wreck.
Y. M. Kat. 11,
81 ''
top XJIpl 'X profit and principal (cost-
price).Y. B. Mets. II,
8''
top X"2^" "pin hz 'X"2 than all
profit this world can offer.

2) that lohich deserves reward,

meritorious deed. Ber.
6''
x::n'^'n xpT'E'i 'X the merit in
attending a lecture lies in running [to it] (anxiety to
hear it). [15X, X'nsx
staff, pole, v. 15X.]
"l-3^^, ^<n,15<
roof;
^<n5i< utter, v. '^x.
T .
'
T T . ' '
T : '
^^^^II
P^*-
^- - 4^'fl. father-in-law of R. Abba;
father of R. Y'hudah. Hull. 104''; 134''.
Nid. 53^
D^nnJlS V. next. w.
"D'^DMn^S (freq. C^-i^-i^X) m. (a corrupt, of ayopavo-
|xo;, V. 0'T3"i3'in5x) a^oranonjos , corresponding to the
Roman cedilis, market commissioner, ganger, &c. Ab.
Zar. 58* '^-133
'X (Tlz, Ms. V. 'X
>':)
a gentile agoran.
B. Kam.
98'' XSi-^'J 'X an Arabian agoran.B. Bath.
89*
'si 'X 'p'T^^r*2 Ar. (ed.
'"'"2
plur.) an agoran. may be
appointed for superintending measures, but not for fixing
the prices.

PI. '"'^'^'^^X B. Bath. 1. c. (v. supra). [Pesik.

Asser p.
96* XS'^ttJ 'xS (sing.) Ar. (ed.Ci1^^31^5n^ read 'xb,
cmp. Yalk. Ps. 729).]ts'^^'i^niX Sifra K'doshim ch. VIII
;
cmp. Y. B. Bath. V,
15* hot. [0th. corrupt, v. Pesik.
1. c. note.]
^^5^f
, T)ir^ t (i^X I, pi
;
cmp. "^"lisx) (grain)
fit
for storage,
of
superior quality. Y. Maas. Sh. IV, beg.
54*^ '31 r-^r::"!!'!! hv 'xn -o T'rumah may be taken from
the stored-up wheat for the wheat which has to be quickly
disposed of, or vice versa. Y. Peah. II, 17* '31 n^'^X "isn
(read Ili^X). Y. Naz. V,
54*
"iinsx rxsi331 n-^rmr (corr.
ace.) from dark colored wheat (inferior), and found it
was igg'ru (superior). [R. Simson to Peah II, 5 quotes
'"I'isx; El. W. in Sh'noth El. ibid. trniSX.] [B. Bath. V, 6
has n:-V white, pure for our w.]
"inj&<, V.
'iaip'i''n5ix.
'Qll^S m. pi. (a corrupt, of '^'a13nriX, cmp. t)'^'2in;x
a. next, art.) costum-collectors, (cmp. Sm. Ant. s. v. Ago-
ranomos). Gen. R. s. 75 ed. (Ar. i^iS'^X).
"pnjjj<,
V. ^-I5X.
')1minJS,v.next.w.
D^^"^'^"lJ5^5 (corr. 'i3'iiSX), contr. Cji^-njsxm. (a-yopavo-
[xo;) agoranomos, market-commissioner; v. D'^^'n'isx a.
'^a'i^SX. Y. Dem. II, 22' top bllJ 'X tT^nr the agor. was
an influential man. Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
44^*
top. Lev. B.
8, 1 ,l-a'^31^SX (corr. ace). Y. B. Bath. V, IS'' hot. 'a3X
(twice); a. fr.
5]1n^S m. (b. h., t{-\i,; cmp. xrp-i13)
fist; Hg. power,
usurpation. Kel.XVII,12. Ex. R. s.
1.
'X ^vz mighty,
violent. Y. Peah. VII,
20<'
top; v. infra.Sot.
41 '
nSIISX
nS13n V'r the power of sycophancy.

PL D'^Binsx, 'pB'i'^SX.
Kid.
76'* '31
'X "^Vsi the men of power of the house of
David; Snh.
49*. Pes.
53''
'X b3.*3 a strong, violent man
(opp. rai X133 a great man).
Sw'^S^^I^JS (^'^D''^inJi) pr. n. pi. Agrippina, one
of the signal stations for announcing the New-Moon,
prob. a tower or height near Csesarea Philippi, enlarged
by Agrippa II. R. Hash. II, 4 (22'') 'XT3 . . 'xb Ms. M. 2,
Mish. Nap. (ed. 'sV . . . ':?3; Y. ed. . .
'Qi'ip;
v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note 4).
*
"J^DIJ^S
Koh.R. to 1, 18 read -pniilX or pi. 'j'^S'llS'^IX.
Cmp. -pT^-JOS^X.
''nS"'"lJi^5,
l"!''"'^^
ni-
('^TP''^-*')
neut. or. ace.) ivild
(opp. 'i'i"i"^i''X q. V.);' rough. Gen. R. s. 77; Cant.R. to
III, 6 'X :3l33. Num. R. s. 11 (refer, to Gen, III,
8)
5>^ni:
O'UO'^JH 16
9h^
rMi4
10"
' '"i $rv%
' ypn nfiir liMilflf, Aitm hmti Um 41v1m tofw m
A liHnh 'n>. C'noi. K. to 111 . 7 (orr. itc), fwll. H.
, I a 's* 'M rrs . . . (Umv at tilr. wufda m gjiaiw i>
lull otm lloriHltaii kihtf
of Jti<l>> H"' VII, *. 1^1 i.
' .1; n fr '.'i a ra|>iAin
gf lb* fMttnet At> />r
Xr*^8, V. M}n^i.
*
Clw'^^N m. (ItfMfoO wimifNii. Y. R. niul.
I, f.T* bi.i.' 'x sr: a*ji
*
yca ir, onp. Ar. b. t^ . . r.
47|i^;, for tht king th Uw is onwrlttta (L . Ui
king may ditrvgunl hi* owa Uw). Lev. B. . 85, iMf.
luoi. in Ar. (miMlng in td.).
rniM pr. D. f. Tgrdh^ nun* of tb qoMn of dtnoiw
I'M. nV rVm in (iu> incantation), lb. 118*. Nun. B
V It. Omp.117^.
rn|K, rri|'Vf.0>.b.'W;-i:,/ojWn,Y.|.8nli.Il'*;
:'
rr>y rVr*) iabM. UUer, brief, docuintnt. Oiu IX, .1
lormulK of A letter of divorce) "S* =:
. . . ir . . . ""eo. lb.
..'
r*ix ^,..r-i*....V one must sot write (in tb
letter of divorce) eftretk with "K which might m
n
roofiv. i''K),bat *c. Keth.64*; Y.Kid. I, S*boL t^
H
ft doeument atating a wife's diaobedicnce. Y. Meg. lY, TS**
top;
Y.Sob.1, 19*' top
r*:"?^
'Ma doeninent fixing ibevaliM
1 n proi)rty, t. rrrrss^PL rr*^ ^^y^ M. Kat.111, S
-*r* h'i m teoalar, eooial correapondence, opp. rdigioiu
'rr|>ondeQoe; cmp. Y. ib. 82* bot.; [coimnentariee:
docwMfHts
of $eeular government, v.rfzr]. Ib4B.Met.I,8
yrs 'x s*r tt doonment* relating to legal aMennnt
and to alimony.
5C**3S ch. mune; v. KP-j-x.
mjIX Lam. B. to I, 81; Penk. Anokbi p. 18S\ t. li.
"^H insep. eoigonct. l)(~^ 'V; cmp. ~K) prop, wmlil
that} by the time that; hence, tchiU, K'hen^ in the fiate
of.
Hftg. &* "STnst when he was yoaag.Hall.
105**.
A. fr. -rmx or "crr '>=.-nsc m lAe weotwAile. Pee. US*
*='
T7">i< xVrmn while the traTtUing dost ia yat oa
thy knees, sell tby goods. 8nh. SS'* Tp '('Ip'VUl
while thy firepl.ce is lit, B. Mets. 81, a. fr. "T* "T^V"T-nst
in place of stating A let him state-B, and A would be
implied.3)
(=~5 Vs) a rrgttria , w reUliam to
the statement &c, of. Keth. 21* rmn "vrrst on fUia
r) of MM vtM M vMk Mb. B. inik. IM**,
a. Ar.
iqTPl
KS*^ mop iImt* la a iwtwihiiiia Imuvmb
'-m* a|4MiMif t4 Bate utA asoOMT opMos td Bate}
i> M.tf^irryy....o#Bateali(notioteiiil mIiI
Wilt.
- -
v.li
3ff.
to* e*-^ fti rrfMlM to (tte
Booli of MulMrl la iny rtt.
HM w.(kk. m luemoirm,
-, ^M) Mywr. dbiiA^ Ow. B. a. If (
rm *S imv ^ |a4 la aaUad tf (
li teMte ite M(4lMfHi of MSfiiiiy) l0te4 Cor>
waH to by tte a
p
ala iata te cte naHM. . '119^
Kl){ I. M71 f (V. IVI) Cftif , fte/. Y. Bw. Ill, i4.
7*. a. fr. 11 m mn m r-^gii mn iMa Aow* itei
ibla la lite itel, \. %. att the mm*
v |t^k.
lY, md,
tP\ a. fr.
M^II (MyM)|w. ..(*. inif I Y)J^l; MM
of sararal AMoralaii (v. Fvateal Mak Y.
fi l'^
Y. Tar. X.
47**
bat. Pas. to* ; a. fr^Moai rawlMi
aoMMHT tbaM tLAimhmr AUU or Ateva. Y. Tarn. III.
and, ar; Bab. IbM. tO^{ a. fr.-f) A. tAm, i6in fa*'
taadaac of Mbotora). B. Kaa, lil^ Vmb. B. & f^
S)ailav. Ky.
70^.
*Jni{ III It -s. V. itw-^ II, 8.
M^IV m. (b. h. rrfg; aaipu b. k.
7?
^rvy, a. r
dMfriMMM) /tmlir, mm mAo jwfr ly teflib wte. far
otter paopla's dovaa. teb. 8*
(asptala. M|^H^ fwte,
Misba.) It -rai"^ Ma. It a. Ost, a. Ar. (ad. -;
T. Babb. D. 8. a. L, a. Ar.) B-aaya, tte XUnab MaM a
fowler (to te dbqiMlidad a witaaai te.)i
'IXTH 8abb. t\ . 'frj^
a
^fiClK Y. Maaa. 8b. lY, S4' top, v.
V:<9L
7I"J^. X<17^ t (b. 79) flHter. Taif t- -
XIX, 4; A. e.
jniSC Ar, (wryf ad.) m.
(V^-w,
. "rj,
eaip, ,
-rn,
p^ Ac.)
/
M 6aw> nieldi^ te tte ttemi. flabb. tr
'9116
agalaat a ftak-boM te ite tkroat, aaj tUs qialL
[For Ti a. ^ eapu ieTrL)
CTiX Cant. B. to lY, 8, T. 'nn
ch.
THM, Y. KO. lY, t^, boc raad wrml (caap. Y. Brwb
I, ;r hot. T rm a. aotr. aea.)
HCff^TM, HTTIX t (8yr. itsn m-s-r P. 8. tss,
7^ to sweat, drip ; cmp. *) pfopu Maaal^ irs*i it fomm
of tke Sea. B. Bath. 4*; Soee. Sl^ (Ma. IL a. .
) tte
Templa bvOdtef orBBa>blaloobliteaaargiag8aa(friMB
a dastaaea). Cmp. m^\
'
wi a. ''ix
u")^ B^ refnK L (b.h.sr, nrv; sst) r Oaat.
B. to YQ, S, "K rcr-r red rooe (cvptea. far
tkm).> rr redcaw^ naad far
Dn 16
n)?b"i
(Num. XIX). Ab. Zar. 24"; a. fr.Lam. R. to IV, 5, v.
r.-^-ifiVp?.P;. fi-'a^i^x, nijaii'is; Y. Succ. II, 53'\ v. d^rstix.
Gen. E. s. 89; a. fr.
U I ICS (b. h. dSx)
1)
pr. n. m. Edom, surname of
Esau, son of Isaac; mostly used as a nom.gentil. ^domife,
Edomite nation.
2) fern. (sub. rir^^) Rome, Roman
government (owing to the dei)endence of Herod on Rome).
Ex. R. s. 35; a. fr. Ibid. 'X risb'S; a. fr. [In subsequent
ages: Christianity.]
'^1"IiS m. (b. h. "^rins) Edomite, Idumean. Keth.
30"
'Xl ""llSti "nUJ:-' '^^'^"'n the laws of intermarriage with
Egyptians and Edomites as implied in Deut. XXIII, 8.

Pes. in, 1 'UTi "j'ain Idumean vinegar; a. e.Snh.

12"
ibi'i 'X "ifTiDn tt^l Ar. a. Ms. M. (later ed. under censorial
influences '^alX, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) and that
Edomite (disguise for Roman government, v. foreg.) would
not permit them.Fem. T.'^Ta'i'lX.

PI. ri'i''2'ilN. Keth.

64''
'X *)i"i13>U3 Idumean barley.
pis m., const, "ji-ix (b. h.; I'll) lord, judge. Hag.
3''
di^y^n b: 'X Lord of all creatures. Y. Kid. IV, beg.
65''
(allud. to Adon, pr. n., Neh. VII, 61) 'X
'("iX "pi "pX there
is no justice and no judge. Gen. R. s. 89 (play on Kar,
Is. XXX, 23) 'X
'^-I'lp
Kyri (xupio;) means Lord.
nDmSi f. mistress. Gen. R. s. 89 'in5'i"i>^ d^ tp'T "ij'asa
Joseph suffered while being with his mistress, lb. s. 98
(play on ben porajth Gen. XLIX, 22)
'31
'xV isnuj
p
the
youth that broke (defeated the plans of) his mistress;
the youth whom his mistress broke (having him put in
prison). lb. (play on vay-mar'ruhu Gen. ib. 23) i^n^r
p
'31 the youth who made life bitter to his mistress (v.
vers. Mat. K. a. 1.).
i^^Dl"!^ Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VHI,
6, ed., v. X27IXIII.
^ponij^, v. -^pisix.
"111^^^, v. xni'i'ix.
nnns, v.
^^^.
"nn^l^, "'"Illf.llJ^ m. pi. Cr^n) procession. X^ba 'X a
procession in which an idol is carried. Y.Ab.Zar. 111,43''
hot.; Y. Ber. II,
4'' "^12^1^
'nx; Y. Shek. II, end,
47''
K^b'^S XII^X*! (read
':'!
i-iinx); Midr. Sam. ch. XIX
Didii-iin i<^V:(?).
^^rmjS, v. xniinx.
'IS. (="111, b. h. nin) to stving, throw, pitch. Snh. 7",
V. Xrta. B. Kam. 22"; Bets. 39" i^llX rii';inx he threw it
off.B.kam.98" 'X ni'^1S< he pitched it outof his neighbor's
hands.
IJ^'^IS Y. Maasr. I, 49'', prob. xnx or HpsiX; v. Y.
Sabb. Ill,
6^'
top.
'
'" "

pn^lS read ')l"i'^J3'^5<._

Sj^ni'^'^i^ f.(i13=h.ni<jn) sprinkling (for purification).
-Targ.^Num. XIX, 13 (Var. i<ni'^']i<; h. text tTri?!). Targ.
Ezek. XXXVI, 25 xnii'iX.
^
(=^?':!'?; 'iii:='i? a. ^='^1^; h. nsrt
1?) until
now; whence, still, yet; as get. Y. Ber. IV,
8"
hot.
'!<1
Itb riit
l"^!!*
art thou not yet up to this, i. e. dost thou
not yet understand it? Y. Taan. II,
66*'
bot. Itb rx 'X.
Y. Git. IX, end,
50'' '''^)>
nx 'XI art thou still at that point,
i. e. dost thou still ask? Y. Peah I, 15''; Y. Kid. I, 6I''
top '31 "1::^
'XI and .yet he has hardly come up to half
the honor due to parents.
b^'^^!!,v.!=^x.
"T"^^
m. pi., dialect, for "^^t^x. B. Bath. 74'',
v
xb-^nix'.
S^'^'TS. m. ch. (-h. di-ix) red, full of sap, fresh.
Bets. 24'',
Rashi; v. however, d'lti.
l^nS
ch. (=h. "^tx, TvX
;
|/-'i=h.-t) at that time, thereupon.
Dan. II,
15; 17;
19.
'nx3 at the same time, forfhtoith.
Ibid. 14;
35.
'X )-o
from that time. Ezra V, 16.
^^''D'^IS, V. X3'i!lXin.
T
- ". T :
Sni:2^7!J<, V. xr^^^i^ix.
P'l^'
pnIS, V.
p^.
"I'^S m. (b. h.; ^'^x); distinguished, glorious, mighty.
PI. d^l^'nx. Men. 53".
"T^^S?
^"3'^'7^
ch. same. Targ. 0. Ex. XV, 6; a. fr.
SI'^TS m.=l'^':T, rim, border. Y. Sabh. Ill,
5''
bot.
T
.. ~: ..17 7
leaned a vessel X"i13m 'xb (Var. X"i'^ixb) against the rim
of a heated store.
I2!J''"IS, V. til^ ch.
I
IN Adakh, substitute of bpT\ (Pan. V, 25) by per-
mutation of letters called U3"3ri"X q. v. Snh.
22". Cant.
E. to in, 4 d5X (corr. ace).
^DliJ^, V. X3-i1X.
^^^^^^, ^<rnsns f. (^3^) d mention, esp. in-
vocation
of
the Lord, Divine Name. Y. Ber. IV,
8"
top
ni3"iX 'Jins'a X'lril Xin ^3^ for each benediction an in-
vocation. R. Hash.
18''
xn"i3"iX rt"i'J3 the use of the
Divine Name in legal documents was abolished.
2)
(=b. h.
nnSTX) memorial offering. Targ. 0. Lev. II, 2; a. e.
^"l^'^^^ , Jj^rjll J"NI f. (v. foreg.) remembrance,
mention. Targ. Ps. XXX, 5 Ms. Il . .
.
; ed, nil . .
.
sr)ns"is, V. n^s^x.
xl^Nl, TlJi^, b'lVm. (/nx, nr dial.=-in, 15; cmp.
lai, X-i'^ail, b"!"))!) garden-cress, summer-savory. Tosef.
Shebi. V, 11 (ed. Zuck. b-^nx). Ukts. Ill, 4 'S. Y. Shebi.
VII,
37''
bot. b"i5.'; ib.
37''
bot. nb^i' (corr. ace.)
ri)^5"S f. (^npb^n) lighting. PI. rip^-ix. Y. Shebi.
VII, beg.'
37''
'X
"iJil
sorts of plants used for lighting
purposes.
17
I~S ,
071^ (v. litbti. D. t. u* Ak JUr. u\
J . ,, .'..
j
CIMm. I.
.
/w
v. wni (to A vfafMM, ttM. 4v4|
j
' > ^ tmI, 0ri9 rml,
H. vw to nrflM, Mdkr vW. Y. tBlik. ?ll, icr k^
d. a* II MniiIi).
Nif. VrW} I) (** ! > to to>. fmr iW llw fL . 9
-I** 94. Awif-
-
t-: rnr^) ir !! f*4'to*4.
I**} A. r .# to MwA, ^f> to > <.
b. IM*/Ivt
Z^ 1' Ni.iM |.r . m. 44i^ fti|. TnrtilH
"
? , , fr,Vb
0, ^'TiH ino
'^ok or A4mi MMaiiiUNr an
4<tor Apom iMfteataf lo nir>
> oC hwnHy. Is. V. . 44.l*i. B.
Mmm. flh. V
, . . )Moo(l. .
nil. PI.
7T9^ T^rf. I Cbr. L .{ ft. .
Rhba.
*
rvMM i^prMy (L^. XIII. 42); . .
.1."
ii.V 34. end K rrt 7"^ len .
h of 40., T. r^j:j^7. r^rjwri.
rr"><
f. (ii. h, prob. fr. en, cm.,-, r r. . . iUul .;./
Moir.i [-Arih), rl^. 0*11. R. B. 14 th<> i><->ttrr tkp n<l
"t?) which U miilo (nuwe. gidr) Mid rUy (nrv
Mhirh in fvtiuU* (fMi. gvndOT).8iJib. VIII, 5 'T Qr*r: H
us much rUv M ii r>qalrd for a m1 on bi4r>kno
(For Um iDMaiiv of Um phoMlle cqaivatonu of or v.
in oihvr Bcmit. toofiMa, . Ocs. H. Diet. *. r.]
^*!3^UW f. (tfW) raincw. Hull. 7^
..' Txtrz
nMilUh color.
"^ZTK pr.ii.iii. Aimm^ om of Ui JotUrM of Um
IwAco in JothmImh. Koth. XIII, 1.lb. lOft* -sro
p
IL
*r1SlK m. (b. h., mst)
mAly, fW
caipriJ, cop. with
n'f<>r. to \)iiir. Y. Nd. I, V^ bol.
*t2~X pr. n. pi. il4Mi(Jodi. XIX, 39). T. Mat. >
'<>*
K>t.
'^>.:'^
-x* .4 (/mm nhMigaa into Dmmim,
Xr^"5<, KTOTH f. ch. (-h. mjT^t)
r<A. T*rit.
0. Oon.'ll. .S; ft. V
'
YJX
in. (b. h., r. sonwlll; /ti,
-i) iaw, piditlmL
rt, s-:7X. Y. Sftbb. VII,' ic' top; BabL ib. \ T. Shek.
1.
4y' hot.
I -
N.
T . ,^
S."lS, V. 'S
"il^*1^
m. |d. (a BftbyL cnrrapt. ol tvtvff^^ x.
l fllMb (V. JHlk XII. !. lb. 9 v ars
llMmr4 H to <lif imnmrm iIm fii
Milf w<|i
toM( iiiyiirfi|(a Ktt m. *. Iiiiil Y. mi it'
haL <*W n "S WIMilto ! . iMWglil tortk ^ IW
HMMHMato Mi4 irawtoa ttmmrUtmuim ftww fW
(rfi lek T, tS Kolk B. to Tl, II.
Pan. piiM. priy,
t ^
li/flrfmnl la
U.
Ik.
77*'
3
'
. T'^
W^ilA M. ia. 'Tei 1MB dw wm^m
MW altarbMl lo tW wiNt*>; ! OO WJ ) (MBP'
^ T. mi) Aatfiiv /!#. II MatA, r
^
tK,
Tl. t^ XXII, !
-^
H Itow (. 7'ST>. TlMi, .
XXTUI, n; a. a.
lU
r!
I) to /M to. to M to tolv AaM. Tkiy.
Y. tiMiL XXTIII. Sl^-tl to tor. fair AaM
V**
MA
. 4^ . ^ ; w (a^. yym. a. oik.
T^-
aT. ^ tor !.
HijM reii to >fo. ett^ fat YWf. Jaftu XU. f
:

7srP":x. p<'r7-3t qmi. b. i*

i,
n p
-^
r:->r v^- '.: ^icb) a floai laaMtai to llw taai, aai
)>), >^a.i =-r-n
p a6iir^*i6 oi to W
litaraUy' (ilMi Ika VMmWwi1
*bt Im
*"H (b. k, /; cap.
%
-n

to
-n
-% -^1
to r(
if,
aw I << torfilr; wkawe l (k. k.) 10 4Mto>
fuA.Dca.
""^
S) (AjajT. v. -n^) to iiiia t| *to
iMj^ cap. -rr.a Kaa. II* (rti to
"9
Bs. XXtl, 11^
V. n?ta H.DleL)'rairnir^a"Ar.(ain7r^.Ta;
Xjl UK
, eorr. ace) lal ktai kri^f Aa iiitpprf rika
"TW ek. msm; t. wrm, rpK, au jul
Al -9 to ikim^tiA. Bak.
*'
(ptoj
n Kiai XVI, %\)T rA yr% (ika ) ftoM
n>5 ("^^
m. (b. k, AmjT. Or ctoHr* '^
IVIitrh, Tba' Habr. Lm^ p. IS) Alar, Ika twalAk
motk of tka Jawiak ealcaiar. crtaiaiaf
la ilj atoa
4aj, aai vH7k bufB tka itoiMik af Ftttowan-
S
n-ns 18
^s^-^-nK
and the twenty eighth of March. In leap years : '|TJS<") 'X
First Adar, of thirty days duration between the thirty
first of January and the tenth of March ;
istj 'X Second
Adar, of twenty nine days, between the second of March
and the eighth of April. Targ. II Esth. IX, 29 ; a. fr.
Meg. I, 4; a. ir.Pl. D^'i'iS, 'p-i'iSt. R. Hash.
19''.
"lis, HTN,
S}7^f,
S-}T2SI m. (n^X,n-<Dv.^!.X)
a place cut
off,
circle (cmp.lTn^'i), whence thresliing place,
ham; also the grain piled up in the ham for threshing;
cmp. "I'n'ia. Targ. Hos. II, 11 'X
|1'^"3
at the season of
its being piled up; a. fr.Gen. E. s. 63 the shovel "|'^SX"i
'"^X which upturns the grain in the barn (=prayer avert-
ing evil decrees). lb. (play on nniX Gen. XXV, 25)
'XT3 TUp3 like chaff from the barn. Euth E. to III, 3
'X xr.TSipX 'S'^nb where didst thou put up the bam?

PI. X^n^-'X,
-in^X &c. Dan. II, 35. Targ. I Sam. XXni,
1; a. e. Cant. E. to VII, 3 (homilet. rendition of "jJX
ItiDn Cant. 1. c.) mntXT 'X a rounded place (cmp. -pia, ni-^T)
of enlightenment, i. e. hall of the Sanhedrin. [With X or
2 rejected: ^"rt iD.
Taan.
3''.
B. Mets. TS"*.]
n"I^. I or "11^?, SinSl, 5<ni^S m.(v.n^X3)sH.
hide, leather-hag. Y. Maas.' Sh. IV,' SS*" xniin ^^x hide
of a cow. lb. X3nr\l (x^n) xn^X ; Lam. E. to 1, 1 ("^xrl: in
2)
pni -inx Ar. (ed. Ill) a hide stuflfed with straw. Y.
Shebi.V,
36''
top 'rl H'O'^zn "pb'^XI 'X the leather of these
bottles is distinguishable from the leather of those.

PI. xn-i^n'isix. Shebu.

29^'
X2nni 'X ^D-ibn Ar. (ed. xminix;
Ms. F. xrni'iX, V. Eashi a. 1.) thirteen bagfuls of straw;
Ned.
25''.
mSlI h., i^mSlI or SmSl ch. m. (v. n-.x)
... .. ' T : . T T -: ,
" ^
[thick-leaved, dark] 1) a cedar species, prob. Spanish Jun-
iper. -E. Hash.
23''
xmx (D) OTlIp '^X': Ms. M. (ed. Dinnp)
what is kedros (xeopo<;)? Adara. Snh.
108''
what is
gofer? 'si 1T3X xbiffi 'l
'^y^
X^'iX -nax n^ Ar. a Ms. PI.
(v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.); cmp. Gen. E. s. 31; Yalk. Gen. 51.
Bets.
15'' '31 -iix S-'-J'^ let him plant an edar (allud. to
addir &c., Ps. XCIII,
4);
'=1 X^ix ;"X or adara as its
(popular or Chald.) name is; as people say, it is called
adara because it lasts for generations (XiTX). Git.
69''
'X vjTJX leaves of ad. lb. 'XI X"^^ decoct thereof.
2) X'l'iX
fig-tree. Targ. II, Esth. VII, 9 (to which
perhaps belongs. Git. 1. c).
Snn5S>II m. (v. -n^X, cmp. Ges. H. Diet. s. v.)
flag
of a ship." B. Bath.
73''
(Vor b. h. 03); Ms. M. xnx-iX (v.
Eabb. D. S. a. 1.).
^^1^
Sabb. 67% v. X'n'iX.X^"IX B. Mets.
26'',
read
with Eashi X'ni^lX v. X'i'iilX.
Xlnn^lS, n^'l'^S (contr. of nn-n ^3?, v. -^X) turn
to the stronger side, whence as a dialectic term, on the
contrary. Pes. 28'',
a. fr. X'nnrtJ'^ xrS'^X 'X on the con-
trary, the reverse stands to reason. lb.
77'''
'X X3i^X rnti
I might have said, 'On the contrary' &c.; a. fr. [Not to
be confounded with XH'^'nX, ns'n'nx, v. -':ix.]
SS>3
J
jNm. (uopauX?);, hydraula) player on the
hydraulis, organist.PI I'^bn^inx. Gen. E. s. 50 -pbin^zl 'x
'z^ there are organist.s and flute players in the land (or
organs and cymbals, v. next w.), and such a land should
be destroyed? [Comment.Perh.to be read "p^^'^'^'iX.] lb.
s. 23 '=1 pblS'iTlX ('niTnx, corr. ace).
0'^nn"N!, &^^D^^l^^l (tmsp.) m. (SopauXi^) \oater-
organ. Y. Succ. V, 55' bot! 'Tix n; nsir. lb. 'X tT^n xb
'21 there was no organ used in (the) Jerusalem (Temple)
because it interferes with the sweetness (melody of the
song).PZ. -pban-lX; V. foreg. Cmp. D-iblTin.
^^']!?"'l^.
- Pl- (v- Schr. K. A. T. p. 617 sq.; cmp.
nix a. nTS)' title
of high officers. Dan. Ill, 3. Cant. E.
to VII, 9 X'^riE'^X 'X adarg. means governors.
sXu\\ S pr. n. gent. Adroma (Southern) for b. h.
X'S-n.'^Targ. I Chr. I, 30.
|j<2i?1"nS=X5"-1. Targ. Y. Num. VI, 19.
T : V T T :
'
D Ip ij'i l~iS m. (ui5p(oTrixo4)
suffering from dropsy.
Lev. E. s. 15 (Var. corrup.); Yalk. Lev. 554. lb. Job. 916
'Tn:x (cmp. Diri-i'iX a. 'IJX).
*Sr)^n"]&^ f. (-1-IX) glory, distinction. Ber.
56''
top
(oneirocritical play on Adar) Tr'^'2 'X3 thou slialt die
in glory. [Cmp. Y. Maas Sh. IV, end,
55'';
Lam. E. to
I, 1 ('Tsbn^ in).]
^'l?"!ll^
(=xini'rx; nt) diligently, quickly. Ezra
VII, 23^
Dl3N'^~l1S=G'iri-ftx. Tanh. B'resh. 7; a. fr,
T : - T : : -
')'^t2j!S"^"l"IS Deut. E. s. 1, interpret. U"z.^:i^ (II Sam.
VIII, 14) read ',i5ia"i;:C)X,
as Targ. a. 1.
DX^nnb^ m. (*Aopia;) Adriatic Sea. Tanli. B'resh. 7
Dir'ipixb* 'X "pn between the Adriatic Sea and the Medi-
terranean.
D^,ij;r-;-s,v.3m
l^binmS, V. xbnn-ix.
DTJJTmS, V. oi-j-^ai-iijx a. biasx'^'n'ix.
DlD^'^"n^<, Dlj^n'^iN pr.n.m.fla^HrtW.tlieEoman
emperor (117 to 138) under whom the insurrection of
Bar Kokhba occurred; freq. mentioned with the im-
precation rr,^:i" p'^mr. Deut. E. s. 3
; a. fr. V.
D13X'i"i"iX.
C^IOD^'mS, V. D'^a'^SiTnJX a. Oi'JJX'^'n'ISX.
''^"'^mS, "'i'^'^mn m. Hadriamc, 1) of the town
Adria or Hadria in Venetia. Ab. Zar. II, 3 'n Oin (Y.
Mish. a. Gem. 'X) earthen ware of Adria (forbidden
for use on account of some unknown connection with
idolatry, perh. suspected to have been used as wine
vessels before they were offered for sale; v. infra).

2) referring to Hadrian, Hadrianic. lb.

32''
explain,
'in Oin 'earthen vessels soaked with wine, and distrib-
uted in pieces, by order of Hadrian, among the soldiers
to be diluted with water for drinking'.^
3)
(genit. of
Hadrianus) Hadrian's (followers). Lam. E. to I, 17,
V. t513"i"it:SDX.
1^W^*H It
Wli?
(Uxir. Trg. jr. LI, Id.
;;;;^
q. v.) .Uitritkam, iNitilitMt nilvr. Al>. Waf, U^
(Mi. 73(
uth. vvrv ^"^M, v lUbb. U. IL *. I) IrtJ
R. It t, S
'
^
'
S
-^
H.
MT^niM f.
(-pi
At) hmU^:
O**)
i)
<v^
iwr*
illMiw to ertditor to trf tht itUm^ proptH^ fitr
IM
p0^f9t$ of
mK9flt0 11 MlMBi ttttttOm , OffWftti foT
jmMc Mir, mm! tmmtmal^f itHwtrti to hbm, (Order of
ilumuaanUi, mm. to B. Blb. IM*, Tr. uf MaUb. .
Mrarw; t) MT*^ 111* riffhi of wirar* of iIm
Miptrtjr nld alkar Ui dm*ofib loMi ( BBoffifaf*);
.*r rrciTtl of ib MiMnd thHm rir whtoli lb* end*
ok ixMBtaloD;MO. lo vn. ia sd. n. Mm. 1) nfra
f nitvrt te.; t) It noihorfaBiiion to mIm the
I |iru|ir.v, dttai^ podtion Im.; 8) irrr ) B. Bili.
II Kmm. 1IS\ & Mta U^ lb. 86\ Kttb. 104\
-riMlkm to ctflM m* tofce patumin of
potU; tmlnmtmtt buiOj
^
i . B. Kaa.
70*
I , Ar. (vd. "^nt); Bbcbtt.
38^
(td.
'*^
v. Bbb. D.
: ). iu.kh
4'
I ^
_
iN |ir. u.iu. < ii Kiiign X ^ ii.M
I. u...- of All idol. Kob.
3'"
-Z'
}
Adr.
.^nifx iii'ili* nd bona; V. "n^L
! S
Sir*T5J f. ( -b. r-tx, V. r~) arw. Trf
II. -.M; . fr.Y. Ber. 1,
4'
top prjwn Uic
I
Kob. B. to XI, 2.Ft,
**rTr!*-
'^
.; \ \ 1
1. J. '.--"JC 0i. B. . 4.V. ??iil.
X^'IT^IX m. of Einf, a town in MaftjUi (Job.
MX. 37),' luiutber in Mtnawb (Babn, Num. XXI, 93;
^ o.VY. Ber. V,
9^
top; a. e.
T'l'^X f. (b. b.; "^j I) tloak, ooecr. Gn. R. . 63
(.1 to i;,.n. XXV, ai) "xa -ar 'S's verr on* (of the
Kv>u) ui |<<.-| K>t At for tbe porfii* cloak (majr baeonM an
t n)|rv>ri
.'
'
i
bonultiea%, a if r'l'Ji uh, MTbm, -i^
he threshing /loor, the itort of fraim$. lb. nx::
*^
x: n~'*S':* eoiurl.v daatinad to be scattered (winnowed)
like tb gmine,
'2':
TTn^ [t*^^
for tbe Lord will
scsAtter bim (Edom-Rome) like ebaff 4e. (rat to Dan.
II, 35).
w >^. V. t!^ cb.
Sn< n, h I'r" 'i' SPitoliM. Y. Aklv.U
bay fr r*""5H mST^
JiMP
alirc,...
- '

**^
'
-**^
teb

Wr^
^4lMMi^^pym^ Le
B. a ft, bet,
ihmm Mow (ef
ff
mmmtitm} had Hkm e^ni
"T an^r^ i Mk* me tiriund *4 my
ftaOm im Juan ii
iraM
eef*
-r arqm trv ivmr Unm ti* Dtvia* >
mmjf ka lulmwi UuMtgH iBm (ifeM iky Mil* ;
tonaM||r nm m ikf lellffasV
1%^ ann, i7<^ s*v^ to mmIi UUmi, ftfalm. Tea.
(V. 7tM9
f
t
f
aUv .1. MT.

Omii II f
1. 1
"
-prT^ n99J(^ |'"B'?'
" ^ *
fcalifeo#Ood)idmwitiwliilft9e4)4a. Ik.toV.U
Yalk. OmM. Ml rwr*!^ ^ fO^ Iwee
OMMiy Ml beiufed oT iBm (
K^r^t eoMC ryynfc. <iert .m. 0mlYltl.
rr^HH
I 1 (k k.t
ani^ tow. /t'lm iil. m^z
i. e. wal, Mliek toie. AWiii V lA^'VB nar (r
Tar) to do fBod (emw Um Lord) freai fsra Melleae #
lore. iol. f1*; Ml. dl^; a. fr^
n^rjMlI (ir^ la r.| pr. s. w. ilMal, J^l^am.
on uf SSera, and totber of B. A4dbk B.
Zar. 30'; a. fr. Y. Yeb. Tm, f*'.
Y.Ber.U.AT.r*^
*rM Y. Ab. Zar. T. 44*. rwd 7%^
""r*N. r. TTIC
~""~"nS. S^^^-nW a. fborveartai, 4pftipiie;;
. Sill. Anu ft. V. HoTTMon) ito>'e tw
y
r
,
MnMr (Oow*
in- nt.: fr.rr^T.ir-aK,*fir?jr.) Mflf.lS^Ji .
iw-s
xrxn tboo. Km of aj tolker'c eiewanl: B. Mala, tf"
(Ma. M. rrrat); Sabb. 118* ii
'
loi (t. Babki D.
&
a. L Bote 4)
-3*1
It BabbTe hoaee lawaid (aaegir).
"I'tl'Tilfj B. (Pen. Airi-MaiayB) .Itifaaa, tbe
evil principle la the fiadaeteta (Pantoai); oppi f-s-n
Ormnad. Sab.St^'Tun-lirrV'p^c:: i - 'iri '!!j!j-?5cr
Ar. (ed. a. Mm. toeorr., t. Babb. D. & a. L; Toact a. L
Biter Ten. Ma F. "P^r: cmr half) thj npper half bctoaga
toOrmoad, tbj loww half to AfariMBa. IbL ^rss "mr^lt
5-3 ITS -cardb irmr*
, . im (ad. orr. aoe.) if thb
be eo^ why doe* Ahrimaa aOov OriMBd to let the water
pan (thrcmgh the torawr's doaiakia) to the froaait
"TX Y, Shek. V. 48*. read
T
*TT2( m (%i]K)
m^mt
mdm' tte Mar rmf with
aa aaelaaa olitieeL Baa. YII. t (M'') irt^ ^
(Ifiih. i^bnK, . \nCi apoa eiayiaf Mh
^TIN 20 IK
lb. 53* i^'^rix. [Sabb. 90* Ms. M., v. bnx.].P/. f. nib-^nx
the laws concerning ahil^ whence Ahiloth (also rlbnx),
name of a treatise of the Mishnah (of Seder Taharoth).
Y. M. Kat. II, end, 8l'' there are things in the Order
of Moed
'31
'X ]-Q "p'^rp more difficult than Ahiloth &c.
Hag. 14'',
a. fr. 'briN. B. Mets.
86'
"^nx.
t' tt:
STHN tent; v. xbnx.
^STHSSl. pr. n. m. Ahilai. Pes.
30''.
nTHS f., pi. rib-ifix, V. b^riK.
Sj'^nS f. Ahina, a species
of late and inferior dates
(crap. X^JinX). Hull.
46''
lungs apparently so peeled as
to resemble Xp'S'iD 'X a red Ah. B. Mets.
113''
Xl"^-)^ 'X
a bitter Ah.PI. "^"nx. Tosef. Shebi. VII, 14; Pes.
53"
(m.!). Y. B. Kam. VI, s'' bot. 'XT xrn= a preserve of A.
Y. B. Bath. V, end,
15'' imxn n'r2= (corr. ace), v. Ab.
Zar.
38'' "^p'^blTi 'X.
irnS, V. foreg.
!?nX (b. h.), Pi. bn-^X (deriv. of bnx) to spread tent-
like, to cover, shade, bend over &c., usu. with refer, to
levitical iincleanness arising from being under the same
shelter with, or farming a shelter over, a corpse &c.
Meilah 17* lrsp'2 b? '"X if he bent over a portion (of
the hlood). Sabb.
17* '=1 rnx r^^S '^X he caused one side
of his hody to overshadow the grave.

[More freq.]
Hif
b-^nxn same. Ohol. Ill,
1 ; 3 sq. r.-on hv 'X.I he
formed a tent, i. e. spread himself, or bent, over a corpse.
lb. T^bs b'^iixp n^ari the house forms a cover over part
of it. Y. Sot. IX,
23'^
top; a. fr.
^nb<, ^niS m. (b. h.; prob. [/nx=ix, cmp. X51X)
tent, shelter. Succ.
21 ''
"^XIS 'X a temporary dwelling.
VZp 'X a permanent dwelling.Naz. SS* pint 'x a mov-
able cover, e. g. a person carried in a vehicle over a
grave, v. foreg.B. Bath. 27'', a. fr. nx:3lan 'x some-
thing spread over an unclean object, e.g. a tree shading
a corpse; v. foreg. Naz. VII, 2, v. ^"fix.

PI. C'^Vnix,
7l3\!'i<
Cr^l^'J)-
Y- S^^^- ^^>
^^S-
17''
'X r-j: to spread
sheets over' poles &c. (Tosef. ib. XII (XIII), 14, a. e.
'X n-rs). Y. Erub, I,
19'* n-T^irn 'X tents in a caravan,
nsmaau; 'X in a camp. Tosef. Kil. V, 25 "pbinx ed. Zuck.
1 "...
"^n^
(^H"'*^)
"^' (^y^- ^^^^ P- Sm.
125; bn, Vn,
v. h\>n, bbn, crap. bnTa, bniia) i)'an alcalic plant, used
as soap. Sabb. 90*; Nid. 62*
(counted among plants
subject to the laws of the Sabbath year) 2) a mineral
substance of the same use (in connection with "irs ; v.
however Maim, to Nid. IX, 6). Nid. 1. c. r"^1inn X^irni
bnxni
;
(Sabb. 1. c. first time bin ed., Ms. M. b%'ix ; sec.
time xbnx ed., Ms. M. b-^tix). M. Kat. l?*^; a, e.' [The
biblical Q'^btix a. ribtix have no connection of meaning
with our w.]
i^ijn^J ch.=h. bnx tent, sheet. Targ. Y. Num. XII, 12
(Var. xb-^nx, xb-^nxj. Bets.ao'' 'X nro xp he breaks the
tent up (by removing portions of the cover). Ib. 32'';
a. fr.P;. "ibnx. Sabb.
137'' 'X "E-C-X extending the
spread sheets (by opening a door or window over which
they were si)read).
S!JnS,
b^'Jj
liS ch. l)=h. bnx. Targ. Job. IX, 3U
(h. text lin).^ Sabb. 90*, v. bnx.
2)
(=b. h. C-^bnx,
nbnx?) aloe (used for medicinal purposes, v. Sni. Ant.
s. V. Aloe). Ib. no'' Xirbir, 'X
;
Git.
69''
X3Xbin 'X purple-
colored aloe.
ffS
'
i>n!S m. (foreg.) dealer in aloe (prob. in b. h.
ribriii, perfumes). PI. "^l^ibrix. Ned. 9l'', B. Mets.
81*.
rrins, v. b-nx.
t:
T T
^T^O^' ^*T
-7'^ P^"-
"
l*'-
'^^o^a (tents) Eduy.
VII, 4 'nx.^ Zeb.^25'''''n'X.
rP*n!S (r;''^"inS}<) f. (bnx) a group of
tents, en-
campment; only in PI. T'l'^brix (=castra) caynps. (Always
inconnectionwithrT"i:i"ia2or X'n::Dp fortifications). Cant.
R. to II, 13. Yalk. Ps. 624 "nx. Lev.R.s. 1; a.e. [Cmp.
n'i'n:i'i:a a. X'napa as to versions.]
;j<n^nu<, v. x-^-^nx.
ins or -(nx, 'i'inxm. (>=',n,
ivjn,
Y"^)
^)
'^"*"> ^'*"^
he who. Y. Ber. II,
4<^
bot. Xl^TH 'X that swine. Ib. VI,
10* bot. TSI 'X he who says. Y. Yoma VI,
43"'
bot. 'X:
"il'^jni as that (Mishnah) which we have been taught.
Y. Shek. II, 47*
top XrtiT 'X the subject just quoted. Y.
B. Mets. n, s*" "rxu irrs px -b 'ph "j-nx Cinx) of what
use is this to me? of what value is it to me?Y. Shebu.
Ill,
34**
bot. ib'^BX 'XI and this 'even'i. e. why do you
use the word 'even'?a. fr.

2) this place, wliere. Y. Ber.

IX,
13''
top b-TX rxi 'X b3 wherever thou goest. *3) (adv.
of time='|in-br, v. "X) thereupon, then. Y. Taan. IV,
69''
top
'31
"ilrtXI "ilbsx eat ye and then drink.
J<n"'''rnSS Keth.
67'' in*i'^:nx
lanpa, v. !T^;3n ch.
Vilf l5S, pnS pr. n. m. (b. h.) Aaron, the brother
Of Moses. Meg. 25''; a. fr.
ri"'3"i"lnS f. (deriv. of foreg.) of priestly parentage,
Aaronide. Erub.
53*' r'^JI'irtX 'X nir: (play on words) an
Aaronide raaiden, a second wife (in Ms. M. our w. is missing).
inS> V. |'i"inN;.
l5S
1)
prefix, esp. for verbal nouns, e. g.
Xrilt'^'TiX
fr.
Y'''^-
2) IX, i1X=eiI)-au, v. nx.
Is I(b.h.; n'X, v.Ges. H. Diets. v.) or; IX.. IX ei^Aer..
or. Shebu.
27* pbnb ... IX the word "ix in the Bible text
is necessary as a disjunctif, (one or the other), contrad.
from"'! which is conjunctive (one awfZ the other). Men. 91*;
XTL"nlb IX the word "ix intiraates something not expli-
citly stated in the text; a. ir.Pl. "X'ix Shebu.
33''.
,^-;'ix,
a-";'ix, const. i;^'ix the word "ix in the biblical passages. Y.
ibid. IV,
35"^
"S ch. same. Targ. Ex. XXI, 20; a. e. Targ. Prov.
VI, 28 Ms. (ed.
IX).Ber.
2'',
v. X^b^l; a. v. fr.
ai
B*
li 11^. i. f ki* L.M lit, M il<>.^
~M*
TJt III <uir, of WH|,
-r^ ? % "Hi A#. iA-i. Mi*
(uoly In Y, IHal). fV. Hw. II.
*
ifi -rro
"
--
'
*-
It, Ml. AmM. *73} Y. II Itaili. III. U*- I

^
ira^'tia ttiih iImi ttuiii v.fiiii. xi. t> - >
o
with htm wliM mjr* Frm. It Y Kiuli 111, .: : i '%
tern ii rm u hi nil ih* Mmi v. rrH ii
op|t. lo ultd wall. B9la I*': M| Itnk. U*' M*.
(V. Mabb. |}. 1. . Li cd. ir-% a^ir~-
*-
tIcHvM fr. Prk).
3lM m. (h. k; ^an arar\ v.asM. ion)
dMfAg#
-H Vn w^riwawor. Sab. M*i . tt,
3lM M^^ eh. HIM. TMf. U XXIX. 4
i
c
Vna MCTMMWejr OVr bcWI, Oall*. iUu fur Mrrrr..
Mimrrr. TMrf. V. I Dai. XVIII, II. Bar. r Krrj m
T*
:***:
th nvrrumiuicvr bnUiir Mi*rr<iliiMK')r to fltlwi,
words wUw. Ilbi (of lb* wuitMii
..i ;... i .. I fUm. XXVIU,;). ,.;.. .
..
1
--
lunU in ilia Minor. Targ. I Cbr. I, & '3>ll(var.lBC)i V.
M*K I. 7I** ^xbou (rwdlu of
r*);
. irrnjpp.
%nr9 4iattum ttl^m. Mi.lt\
U<
i4*K:xr*A.
mfi. Sjrr. ys^ W, (tab IMHr mh]
'i) M |>r. u. Uba>
i>)t
<> Dun. I. c.) "S*
II th tiihr riven.
..fcrr-
*:t -K Ubal u Um MHirco of
S*I"S
I-lt^ TwK. V. Geo. VU, lo; . ,
S'VS
II inAsm, It^j}) in. (hisr) rtmrl made
of
tcillow
ttrift; 6ffdtc#, orperforoted Irwigk; (m to sbapr
Sm. Anu . T. CUiKAw). Brkli. 43\ v. 7V2 , 7%-5.
- b. IJS^; 8nb. M*. a. . "-spn -jt Ar. (rd. fx> ilu-
AUIer'i troM
>
the IkUier of the hutbaod Mid
the fkther . i>> ara no more kinameii 'X
-5
xVx
Stn^ (mI. xi;:}t) than U a iMuket relatod to a barrel.
(For xVrx, xVr*j< cmp. ^^,
nb^V?.]
f?'

I T"?'^
pr. B. pL (V.
r?*^'
iivnm.
Ub'liM. Krub. 12* tup (var. v. Rabb. D. s! a. I. note I).
Hull.
.%j''
=-52*X (>tl. -XI.
^ >. V. JtTiSJC
"^^^
^ n\. (*,'3X cni|x Virll. i. yzr. i*. &ni. 1I<1
q.) Amry prrfimrr, oorr/otiW, ;>nv*frurioii /Voot Acny
fcorf, Targ. Y. Num. XIX a.B, MeU.
3''
-m -jt the
prostration ttom cairijng a load ap hiU. lb. 79* rv^
VIII. If) n. .
'^ST; !..
'r7i?rr}TalM.Y.rvHan>
gntfm tmd mUUm Mm m^^m u UHm ihmtim Um*
llMjr art mIM n^Wt
%
v^Y. Tar. VIU,
4<
1^ 0-S7
2lK
n. (cMik HHi. If>r, JCm P. tM. Ml (rto> oana-
fftoX rvtf Wrry
f
fA
iv---
^*
*!, r^
i t.
Itan. I, I. Maaiv. I, 1,

H rj*>L T<Mi
Mam. I, 4 Of"V^
75^
'7^'K '-^t. *.; c|i.
I. r. V. lihv AlMB. Pt.
^ 44.
^^
"**'^X5^ r. nnst w.
X, IT' (cofTerted t*l|
""
US "^1 ~5
r^
VTi ST tr
^
nm "^
^rsr "Ti
, . .^ . jcirp
y
r
i
jm rat ?t:
-:
JCi';r "u rr -saes kct Tn
r-rr teen rrV irjrs -73.
A bOI of Indt^edane
paMd from &. Iloaa (vbo
aoali ^mMs or vm
wboaa daeWoa Um fHuty wM aei i^jr) to 0b^
on wMcb bin flyM waa biwnd idkom^ m nj.
and conla m elaar. Said E.Sk.loB.11, OoadM
wbat b tlie lovail nnnmni in Onak itet cnnln ia caan.
binad ariUk 8aU ka. It to IrimmU
iftbhttfl^Whrn ika
party bad lafl, ka aaid, Tbn nvtf '-'it T %m ankn
tlUrty (bj tb ataanral and loat tmmittf (tW M%fnnl
bavtnf beon ftfty, ftmitnmlmi.
"iTJ^SC ("^TUT)
pr. n. pL C^dbr (l%lw> in
Saouir;.. Y Ab. SUr. V.
4''.
Bb. ih. 11* It (lb. IL
^V
"^'^
^ <*r?Ui
/
l afciyiftan. Targ. Y. I>i.
XXX, -.t',
const, mm(V*r rr-s**.
"mrW, T. -r end-
S'^'S (S';H)
B.(-.aae.r.m^v.;:^;<nip
-
r.
dtrf
<#, wbancn n /Mtf or /Mil swranndW
^ \t',
a riigt 0r Mftk. Had. \ Ber.
<*
V: xbrr
~
hk*
the ridfa snrronndinf the ftald.
TTT)^
t (forrff.) iiandrrf dUA, ktle imfmwmmd Ife
, frmpe-wme. Ft rrvm M. KaL I. I (Baiki to Bar. f*,
I
Aahari to Mad.
^
cpL
teaff.
w.; ad. r-'-sck
j
rim. HnlL SS"^; Tooet KcL B. Mcul II. 17 TV. Jifay.
'
St^^arittitabovdar. ilsnraK.r::*a^^in. KduS^. Bknb.
97**
(banka)L KaL XXT.
; a. e (HnlL II, t (41*) Vr -T^m
J*D5i1 22
^ll^i*
NJJi iN ch. (v. foreg.) something rounded, basin, disk.
Targ. Cant. VII, 3 X^n^D-i 'X the disk of the moon.
B. Mets.
69'' X^'ip'l
'X (some ed. '^.;;iix pi., v. Eashi a. 1.,
Ms. M. 135X, V. XD&X) cake of wax. Cmp. 'pSX.
D5ii'^^^, V. Di:^aax.
l^ii^ Af. of ^5X.
i^lCS, eS^A iwS ni. ("i:i<, Tns) /iea^)
of stones, stone-
hill (h. bs). Tai-g. Y. Gen. XXXI, 46 (Bab. XniS^); a. fr.
V. x'^'iaxL
'1"|J1S, read i-^Tl^lX.
-nj1^<, V. D^. Af.
5J^^"1J1S, v. xdxx.
n jJliS f. a knife having notches, v. "i?xll.
"|N m. (b. h., V. Ges.H. Diet. s. v.; cmp. n'^x) toooden
poker. Bets. 33'^;
Sabb. 143'\
vliS, iS\-\iS
ch. same, also fire-brand. Targ. Am.
IV, 11; a. e.P/. '^'lilX, X*"l!lX. Targ. Is. VII, 4.Snh.
93-'
(prov. concerning bad company) '31
'x "^"in two dry
pieces of wood and a green one between &c.
m-Ti^, ^rri^-Ti^, sr^nls f. (.t, Af. ^-.^x)
thanksgiving. Targ. Ps. XLV, r(var. xrx^ix); a. e.
S'l'JlS Ar. xn'iilX ed. m.
("IIX, niX, v. "inx: Syr.
XTilX; cmp. X'inx, ' xn-JX aL=- to dial, var.) upholsterer's
stuffing material, totv-cotton, tvool. Sabb. 48'
'X iniinxb
(Ms. M. ^^'iMi PI.) to put the stuffing back into the
mattress. lb. 14r' (Ms. M. XITX); v. xr'^'rx.B. Bath.
58^'
'X'l xn-^nn (Mss. "llixn) a vessel full of stuffings
(enigmatical for bolsters). Ab. Zar.
28'' '31 XT2T 'X (Ms.
M. X1151 XTnx) tow cotton which has been dyed but
not combed. B. Mets. 26='; a. fr.PZ. "''^IIX. Kid.
12''
i1"i1X1
X111T (corr. ace.) a bundle of tow-cotton. [Cmp.
X'lTO, X-iW; also wX^-^X a. ,'n'^X; v. Fuerst, H. Diet, ht.i.]
^.t7'
^-
^"^''"^'
''^^j
^^P-
fuuda=sling and purse)
imrse. B. Mets.
28''
'ir'Ti 'X (ed. X-'I'-ilX) a purse of
denars.
1lJ<'''mb5,
Toh. VII,
7, V. T^IJ'^'ix.
b^^'^Tli^, V. x;;'iix.
']^'^"ni5^, read 'p^'i'ix.
. T
:
f.('^'T^,'^'i3) ichatever apj)ertains to irrigation,
sprinklitig arrangements; hence the
field cistern toith
its purtenances. B. Bath. 144'
(Ms. '^pl'X, "iiTiX;
v.
Eashi a. 1.) if a father left nothing '31
'X xbx but a
sprinkhng business, what is earned with it belongs to
all heirs ahke. lb. '31
xni'T'-Jslsl 'x "^SX^ it is different
with a sprinkling business, since all the attendance it
requires, is watching (which minors can do just as well
as adults). [Tossaf. ib Var. lill'i'^x,
watching pedestal,
fr. Ill
q. V. Cmp. hoAvever xnsix III.M. Kat. 21=', read
'^'I'^lilX.l
T t
J
Sri^^"I^Sl f. pi. (v. foreg.) irrigated fields. Targ.
Jer.XXXI,'40 Ar.ed.pr. (ed. Xn^nx q. v. ed.Ven. xr-^nx).
Sn"'"'7"S II f. (ri^, V. xrrrix) attendant, or super-
intendent
of the vapor bath; cmp. "^txY. Shebi. VllI,
SS" 'X i^iGIt
Zosime, the superintendent &c.
5J'^n"iI''"1S f.
(p1)io//.
Targ. Ps. LI, 10 (ed. Vien.
'1-iX).
'^
?J^ri1p'''l'lS f. prop, outlook (v.
p'l'n)
hence pr. u. pi.
Odikutha (li. j'^'J). Targ. II Chron. XX, 16.
wSil 'Ties f. (1*11) confession, esp. document stating
a debtor's admission of
his indebtedness in presence of
tvitnesses. Snh.
29''.
D"I1S m. (n'lX) red substance, fieshy substance [cmp.
n^-ix,' D'lX; b. h. d'iX rM&iw]. Y. Kil. VJII, 31' hot. 'xn
maxn
"i^
from the mother the embryo receives the sub-
stance for forming skin, flesh, and blood ; opp. p'ib white,
sticky substance. Nid.32'' 'XXl lU'^X '^'JlS^ib to exempt man
from being unclean from a red (blood) discharge, opp.
to pib white gonorrhoeic discharge.
\\%
-|Ts, ^-m, SDT5J<i f. ch. (=h. ',tx, V.
Ges. H. Diet. s. v.
;
]/^nx, v. ^t)X) ear. Targ. Is. LXIV, 3.
Targ. Ps. XVIII, 45 p^lX (ed.Wien. "pllX?, Ms. '^^^^).
Targ. Ex. XXIX, 20; a. fr.Y. Sabb. VI,
8''
hot. 'xb n-J
good for ear-ache; v. Bab. ib.
67"'';
a. fr.

PI. 'j'^?'!^'^)
,"^:"l'iX, X*3-!1X, ''nix. Targ. Deut. XXIX, 3; a. fr. (also
pD'iX).Snii. lOe''. Y. Maas. Sh. IV,
55''
hot.; Lam. E.
to i, 1 (ixrii3 in
1), V. next w.
^^311^5
II f. (from its shape, v. foreg. a. P. Sm. 40)
1 ) leather-bottle^ jar (a liquid measure). PL
'PH''^-
Y.
Maas. Sh. IV,
55''
hot. (to one who had dreamt he had
four MflfmM=ears, v, foreg.) "^rini
TpJIX
"in-in rx ilbo
Xi'^n 'iS'ilX thou shalt have wine enough to fill thy
own two udniti (wine jars), and two udnin (measures)
of a garba (v. X2-15I) besides.
2)
(Syr. x:t1X, x:ti P. Sm.
49, 1061) bath-tub. Ber. 22" was sitting X"'^"' 'X2 Ar. (ed.
X25X:2, Ms. Beth. Nath. XDt1X3) in a tub filled with an
udna of water. Sabb.
157'' X-^-al 'X . . . Ar. (ed. X311X3,
Ms. M. XD'nx) by a bath-tub.
^^5'^^^5III, xr^lX (f.?) (=h.
I^X;
cmp. b. h. nHil;
]/^Xl, XD1 ; cmp. Tyf^) foot-stool, camp-chair, folding stool.
Targ. Jer. XLllI, 10 IT^.S-ilX Ar. (ed. n^nax).P/. X^i'ilX,
X^3'inx. Targ. II Est. I, 2 '^'iniX 'pr.nr ('p"irr?) -the double
footstool of king Solomon. Tosef.Kel.B. Mets. V1II,6 Irj^a
'31
"i^Jil (notni2'i?2)whenitbe'ndsin (under the weight) but
one can sleep on it; if it was originally so made, nx^::
(not n-nn-j) it is unclean '1X3 X'^nil' '^JS'a ed. Zuck. (Var.
X'^D'^IX, ed. X'^311X) because it is made like a double
footstool.
SiniS, v. X'I'IIX, a. n^ixi.
rin j^iS m. ("|i"i) a crushing tool, pestle, pounding
club. Targ. Prov. XXVII, 22 ed. Buxt. (better, like oth,
ed. "^"i!iX).
n^
3S
f

II
k. M. Ki. Iti.
'
M i'W*;:^ (Air.
*-
.HI nM/, p. Hm.
iMu) (ih* wM*>). ftaifc Her. *r*
M n|l**n h0 tt Ito fT^<
-<-
)n ht <fr*afn, fMi|r liofw
r wMoni (iih rvf. ! V tim' hm,U
n k ... V .ini :
. ). wir
r* tr 4if.
:
or 11
1^ (riM
i;>M( B.
t ih wild
f.
; iinkh. M-.
Ilr .. 111. . P*.
114'. II. lUih. 73". II

rrn n Tcn oar (BmI>-
u7Tfi< W' . .J*f T. C5SX.
1
. 5*. V.
r*.

-
t I
. - -1
*S***H m.; pi.
T''!'
(** *W * ". * "<**
Miuiil. (Ir. |. 4 q.;
r. Ar. k v. whpfv S,""!"*- S^'in:
(not e*cnt M in td. Koh.] n twir> aod to aoeonnt for
the t.vmol. nf our w.) mmrrt ofrwert^ Irarefcii. It
*:
mMflti^, /bni It Mel*. JO.i** Tt
-2 T-r KC Ar.
1. -^jr "3; M. H. jr s, tnnrir. sr) th tnnt
iniiAt entertain th cr3iiuf (of th> (lyk<, rd. tke
dUmiwAt) in the farm. U. Kmt, 2n'-
'
-Z Vtt 2-pr
r-r xre*r'^:Mt* Ar. (ed. "s* xrc-T~ sr*rra Wr . .
^
Ms. M, . . Sfrcs Xn
-3
Vc\ T. Rbb. D. 8. a, 1. note)
one runs ami roKhn* to th ford, and on tbo fenr he
inakM a loan (to
pny
the feny^niaa; allegory of man'*
carlHneas in providing for the life to eoineX.'S) mmiom
tkt ertmimg puHnn% lit. (aoeocdiaff to a Mooad intar*
)>rvtation, v. Ar. i. v.) one rana and ranhM among tkoae
uly to ron (mortal*) &c. Cmp. >ns^ B. Bath.
hot.
'oHk-
W ^. V, c*-:>t.
-3SI. Ik. kVI. * \i , I
MIC^'M Ar
c4. fi
\ii mi m. mmt of MfdUrW
V^A
-:--M -r-s
-:3fjl T.i.at.xTnt
flt If
c->
-
-
Af (ed r^TM, aofv. aaa.) If a aMto to
Koi^
c4.
or*, rc,
'
what to Um teiOTval AMlfMiW ky MOiMf Y.I(iCII.**
bat. wpanladty O^l^^*^ ng "ITC
IK IX. la (#4. But. a. oli. M
'
JP'II
rwiqf; V. Bast v^^li
"T*?
'<h* rry rr^Uf. nwali/jr
Oaa. R. a. SS "S* H
r^
*!> w*! fluntse - 4ii4
to b la t)M day* of Haal. Om. B. i I, I ^ H "T*?
tha kmI, UiMtJa, UBoag i|m Mval wumm td iktU^
Mm 4n. Bob. B. to I, I T^ (mn. arr.). Xam. B. a !
li""'iJ'i " (oorr. aac).
WCW. "baD. R. a U -rbrnr-C tha Ih^llaa to IW
origiaator (alliaato aowee) of Iba rivwi (iwH ani
0kII, 10 aq.).PL a. ,>if
. riaad. to Vb. XI. K
(qoo*. 10 Ar. a . rnat 'S* birc Vr TW no (aotr
'*^)
romapoading tn the aaaibar of tha atfr*>'"*>
<
iKrael, for with aarcaty aoab he.Fa.
'
i *
r,
"
'
.
^
Faalk-Sblua- pi
!*
r-m(*?<;
.nj^T.;.,
nation*.
jMrC,M|f,aMarktienBlbraeartatepntiaaf<|ancr*-
)
of maal. BMa t9* ia Pmh. ihar eel it 'St dr-
*
M.
M. (ad. II r&ltr cotr. ace.; Tar. WXrm >! aad kaK
an osjra.
X^ t^S* . llV'l'*iX.
iSlp*y5C m. (XTt; pe, t. iqrnat) {tmmftmmHtm
fori ^* rrfemae of aooer and tinM. B. Bath. ^V;^^
-y
-Ji (M*. B.
-^ k:.
'
u' rrrz rrtss) take nii
|
i ia
ation and do thoa the work (do tho H all. aad I ahall
pay Icc-K
niK-'ttnx
24 x^niis
rnS^/GJ"S f. pi. (^-at, =r; coi]>. Mt, c::s) knots,
fringes (in the weaver's work)? Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. ch.
V, end 'xni I'^'^r
the reinnants &c'. and the fringes (out
off for finishing).
SD|f*S, V. x:-)!iN.
*n1^5if^^<, ill^^JS f.(?) pi. (=rT^3Tn, V. inTn 2, a.
rm; cmp. risrsitr'lDrnn) lichen-dishes. Tosef. Shebi.
VII, 13. [El. WiK emends r'i'^rni<=imx whereas the
context intimates a vegetable.]
Jj^ri^SJIlJ^ f. (qr) loan. Targ. Y. Deut. XV, 2.
*(n^5rS), "^DjIlS m. pi. (=rs""t, V. :;^T) a species
of bees, was^is. Targ. Y. Lev. XI, 20.
in^N, V. -inTiir a. "I'irri.
ff^J IN 1?^ m. (inx=tnx) possession, power (h. "lOn).
Targ. Prov.'XXVII, 24 (ed.corrupt XSIPlK ; ed. Walt. Wbnx).
C^rilmN f. (v. foreg.) prop, locking up, hence, trap,
snare. Targ. Job. XVIII, 10.
Sri"niS (!}<ri"nlx) f. (b. h. nn-^n; v. i^mi)
enigma, epigram. Targ. Ps. XLIX, 5 (Ms. XM'inx).
1
^
n iN ni. pi. (b. h. Q"^nk) holding animals, owls &c.
Targ'. Is. XIII, 21.
"nnii^,
v. ^ninx.
S^nniS c.(-inx) /asf, outmost. Targ.Y.n. Lev. XIX,
9 ; V. (P'ix.
It-! t t -: t : - -; ' t t: t
!S^I^DI2^^^ f. (na'^) doing good, propriety. Targ.
Koh. IV, 4!
01a"'J^^^,v.0i^--J^<.
i<I3"D^I21H, V.
xv^r--?2x.
UUlJS ni. (DUX) 1) obstruction; something closed,
plugged up. Hull.
47''
nx'^'nn 'x Ar. (ed. BVjN) an obstruc-
tion in the lungs, a spot imperviable to air when blown
up. Ohol. VI, 5 we regard the levitical uncleanness be-
tween the rafters 'X Xlti lls'^xs as if it was locked up
(and could not affect wliat is in the house).2) sub-
structure (filled with earth), foundation. Mid. IV, 6.
Par. Ill, 6.
D'Jl^^ Tosef. Kil. Ill, 14 ed. Zuck., v.
"j\n;.
DD!31S Ab. Zar.
39-'',
v. OJ^JX.
SID^SD'^S Koh. B. to XI, 1, read X'J^B^-JiX.
^1^^, JllSl (b. h., |/'i>t=sx, cmp. nnx). Pi. n^^-^x
to desire, covet. Snh.
63''
'=1 nimbx ^irx (Ab. Zar.
53''
mni^xb,
V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note 8) they had a desire
for many deities. Denom. njXFi. Cmp. MX.
Hithpa. n>ixrri(b.h.), Nithpa. n?xr: (denom. of njXB)
to desire, to be seized with a desire. Num. R. s. 10 (plaj*
on Dixh-i Prov.XXIIT,31)the drunken man '=1 n'ib nvXr-"
willcovet blood (forbidden intercourse). Gen.E. s. 51. Ex.
R. s. 24, end.Num. R. s. 2 '21 ta-iixnt) iVnrri they began
to express a desire for standards (in imitation of the
angelic hosts). lb. divide them into standards >lixr.3'ij \'C&
as they desired.
^1S,
niJjJiI (b. h., /nx, cmp. Xii; v. nin, a. Ges.
H. Diet. s. V. n^xlll) to point, mark. Denom. rix II,
ixn, nixp.
Hithpa. n.^xnn (denom. of n;ixri, ixn) to mark, to mark
out. Koh. r! to XII, 7 B-^^xr n^ixnV S-^nrn he began to
put up marks.
"''l^^ m. (v. "iixl) [pressure] woe, sorrow. Gen. R. s. 46
^IX xb
"^2
there is no (cause for) woe with me. Num. R.
s. 10 (play on dbog , Prov. XXIII, 29) "^IX 3X father of
woe.2) interj. ivoe! alas! Kel. XVII, 16; a. v. fr.
S'lSl,
5!^^']''^f
m. (v. xrin) serpent. Gen. R. s. 26
'=
XP'^baa in Galilee they call Jiivga, ivya.
S^'l^fII,
^^l^^f
pi-. n- m. (v. foreg.) Ivya, a Babyl.
Amora. B. BathT lO'^R. Hiya son of R. Iv.Men. 78"; a. e.
n^^ls,
i^ps
pi. of ixL
sb^ns,v.^ix.
T v;
" "
D^IJJ^, D'^^IS
(?) an interjection (cmp. euav, eua)
ho! hallo! Y.^'llag. II,
78''
top; Snh. VI,
23''
hot. 'x 'X
'21 'h 'pnnB ho, ho ! Open, for I am one of yours.
"I'^Ti^, "T'lb^ m. (11X; cmp.n^l'na. n^-i); pace corresp.
to Vbri, esp. 1) open, empty space, blank. Ohol. IV, 1 a
toweV'XS -l^irir standing isolated. lb. XVIII, 10 ii-n-^IX
"ilin^'U the open space in the court-yard.B. Bath.
163''.
2) (cmp. b. h. nniix^) holloiv, cavity
of
a vessel. Kel.
II, 1 'X2 "pXIDM^I "iiX^Mn"^^ become unclean and make
unclean by contact with the hollow (of the vessel).

Yeb.
67''
Obiyn 'xb pB3 came forth into the lighted space
of the world, i. e. was born; a. fr.
3)
(cmp. arjp, aer)
air, atmosphere, climate, weather. Num.R.s. 14 "'a'aUJ 'xn
'21
(as one of the elements of nature) out of which the
wind was made.Gen. R. s. 34 tXZ' 'X fine
weather', a. fr.
PI.
TT')^.
J>i(ink spaces in writings. B. Bath.
163".
riiniix climates. Gen. R. s. 34 'xb fipbn n'^-C a covenant
has been made in favor of climates, i. e. God has im-
planted in man a love of his native soil even in bad
climates.
HTIS, STj^<,
1^5^^, i<T5S ch.*same.l)mi)^i^
spacejairj Targ.Y.Ex.XIX, 17 ; ayfi"Git. 20'' xrib-^J^I 'X
the blank in a scroll (margin &c.). Men.
35^*
'X "^Tn to
face the inside of the T'fillin.2) air, weather. Pes.
30''
'X inn J'^h-a: the air strikes them. Y. R. Hash. II,
58^
hot. ,31?-3
'X cloudy weather; a. fr.
3)
pile of
bricks
with openings betiveen, v. X'lXJx.
S"1'^1S Y. M. Kat. I,
80''
bot., v. X'^'^'^X.
^^"i"^!^ m. (averta, apepxr^) knapsack.PI. T'^'}'')Vi.
Tosef.^kei. B. Bath. IV, 10.
S^n'^lS pr.n.pl.^nVya. Shebu.24''(v.Rab.D.S.a.).
9&
y
i''Qfc1ii
<! i,
1; ft. .
SC'T'M m.
(^) AfMftiy, iippniifaii. KmI. u
la fmna. iIm t|iii(
**
- M
m (b b. V^i ten) /boi i4M. Beta 1,
^nQ
M ( Y wl Vyill Vm
<r"<3)
Im Mlla aliVtjr ViMl
<*hilv nml MU lnimltiitl> ; m. tt.wm H iIm
-' - ' >- tay. Mi. I, ^ate H |6> wtyi
4 (opoklit *^ |>rmlutf on Boty
>'-
II. le^ /I vM, rte^ ^totf, mTiMm.
I
(V. Ab. Xar. &3*"1i Vv ry rj
M"
m klal*
>i iiniiltHi^ of adtMia; T. ib. IT. 41^ "Hi.
I eb. n MUM. Tmrg Ps LXXVIll. ! (lU.
lui no'' m h II *^*aii bo wbaiir# l* m4
.abinir f.HNl. iaoowldwtiMlbod.t)ft4^M
mmJ ih ?l rMimilti^ rjunmtmht, nn|. ir^.Tl*rf.
H
WHWwf
. ilrkittf (ap.
*%"ri).
lb* tedpiMejr of *e^ 11 CTO bvi

MT^^M
1 1 in. (V:~Ve) pro|i. mmmtrt, hmea (eap.
DA lyttitim mtfoinirr, fTUkln, (baakat); emp. nVs.
t I
17'
x* T *srr vrr ona Toman (ona alfhtb
lul iMlf II T. aad oaa Ukbbi; aaap. i^qw^
riT^'iH, V. nVsx
Sr.TZ*H (|irb. tt.r. ibo^ aasp. Arab, kalaaa, eaJbyif,
r3, sVp ; V. G. II. Diet. a. v. tTB; var. fonna: MT^
-'--H, xc^'X, s*!"^; i>. ftnn only in pLT^rterlM, oooiaL
X. 'pob:*:*) (fry
of trocf$ or /broallatowiCeonoap.
sri)
'
Turg. I Cbr. XI. 6; XX, !.R Bath. ;
M. (s
1
.^>
-^a TB^ (M^ M. xrbs) tbajr bava to go
'o do pablic Ubon (not pannittad to
Ib. 'S* 'x ns *96
ara axanpt tram tbo
>*; Yab.7*"xaicrwanioQt withtliaanay;
XS xrrr. Ber. I. e^ t. Rabb. D. B. a. L note
tr.PL T^yo% rtrV,
rcV=^
(T.aoptm). Taty
.
i t hr. A*
22; lu ft-.Toaaf. Bw. VIl (VI). S 7Cfe*X
r.
.S8; bx-
-c'^^X a Jewih htw.v Y. Bar. IX, IV
top. ; Y. 8nh. X .
>''
top. ...
- <
tha anniaa of
students ; a. ftr.Ci . -^^x. \\ . .T* : Xidr. THI.
to Ps. IV, V. ^^N
T T
dark-compifcted^f'mkUdiH^am::,.
1 i:^ L. \ 1. 1,
a. fir.Pea. d8.M. Kat.
"
n xr-s .-rb .-m Ms. M. (ed.
oar w. omitted) hai an iainl.v (frvckled) dai^ter:
Sabb. 80'\
Git.
67''
ffi
jf
OwiiLU I a black (cbackared?)
ben. Ib. 6S X~TS msta black apot on a wbita akin.
!*
-a.
rvfli
*-*- -*
*- -sm rt^ Jar. Till,
^IfolL* bb^i^nw, r^i,
ib;^ 9aklk. tv. it., yr
v^
'
m A, (mL mnam$
It MM m aMM or
fWg. V. Uv XXII. ft tWiy. IT. a
MK7Q3|WtaaMn. Tkif^Sok Xt! wtbair, foMh
.*MI prU r. (tan) aoMr Kai XXIIl. Ij t;
n. o^Y. taM. T.
?*>
bm.
'^
a. '^-T. Brab. I. lff*> boi.
'lift -*li rS;
Mab. Ib. l* *^ *
rx Ihbb. M^|f
n^b Imb. t^*'9A.^Ar.rwmi. Y. rob. l *
rpr
M^'^W th. MOM. aMoia fl^ a kom. vi^
ri.i
'9*
II ir9i
T^
rat U tkf oilgliiir atrfb ib*o m
ao^ poi a ooMla tm. Hnib. fT in IBS Uw mfipm 9ai
or ibo aaidia (Af^ baatfaa oibor var.. in trs% mmm'*
Igwooo Iba
0|fr
|Mt of iW illl*! oaaiaaoia>
bjrUiaridar.
n"C3"JI Riiii. R. to 1.
1^
^ns caiBit
f-L
t. ban, Vtj, cmp.wts .
?*""
., ~ ,.

. .
.
Taif. Hoa. IX. lo; a. a.- ..(Oniw (f
tba world). Taqf. Job. Xx . u t-
oioM PeodiHao Taiv >! '(^. ^ (>-
QapwbbK.
o
H5^^ HL, pL
Tl^b*
(da*o.of SCb) MyoMtf
Modrf ta(MC Taii.OBnLlT,ll;(k. loatTS^LXX
dp4|tT.aaif773).
*lblM a.
(Sy, -Ar*) laaf /br ktUmim md mi
ttt^ a* irrMv 'v^ (aaalprni)i a aort af pmtmife.
IVMat KaL & Batb. and. KaL XII. *br (cocr. aee.;
. Ar. ad. Kob. a. v.).
HylK (do.) n prajg, l a iiit aiii wpaianl
y p
i h^rd.
ploir, cafiro^ a/l Parik. Tar. Vyaoa p.
4^
;v^"u n
trlonaad aD ovor with paarla. Lcr. B. a. ai; airf *Vii
70"^ (oorr. aea.) all gold. r. ;t^
'
,
'
1
'
iil
Sr'*5'S Y.Tkaa. fll, ar top, taad ic^V5,t. S0
I . nast w.
Tarioodly euMOptod,
r. -?%.Ar. ie'"i Tb^*); (
auJt
R. to IT, 7 (oorr. aee.).
Sp*^"C** <K at. (iHod^poDaO
'
.

r.".\
*
'

I
BwaUy ,";.."t"V*
.-K
x)?''nDibii< 26 fm'^
Koh. B. to I, 7. Y. Sabb. VI,
8''
bot.. Yalk. Prov. 935.
[Koh. R. 1. c. sepond time some ed. ^'^p'^rDlVlS, corr. ace]
sj^^nOibls, -j-p^nDibis, v. foreg.
'^^s"'*^S, n^^ipiS m. (olearms, ^Xeapio; S.) keej^er
of
clothes at thebaihs.' Y.Maas.Sb.I,52'' top nisinsn mi"2
'xb tokens (in place of small change) given to tjie olearius
;
cmp. Tbsef. Maas. Sh. I, 4.Pesik. R. s. 22 ; a. e.Pl.
'P'^n'fpin, ''T^^'iit. Tosef. Kel.B. Mets. II, 12 htii mn-is^
pn^b^X ed. Zuck. (oth. ed. "^biX corr. acc.) the brushes
(strigils) of the bathing attendants. Sabb.
14?''.
Y. Ber.
II,
4''
top; cmp. Pesik. R. 1. c. ; a. e. V. "T^IJ-iix. [Sabb.
144''.
'xn Q-^bD, Nid.
20'''
-piibixn . . ., V. piVix.]
"pl'^vIS, V. foreg. a. 'P'^^ix.
D^^Sl m. (b. h.; v. dbx; cmp. Assyr. obx in front
of, opposite, Schr. K. A, T. glossary, a* b. h. conj. Db^lS)
entrance, hall, esp. Ulam, the hall leading to the interior
of the Temple. Mid. IV, 7 ; a. e.
D"kSlI pr. n. pi. (v. foreg., OuXa|X|xo'j; Euseb.
Onom.; Neub. G6ogr. p. 18; 261) 1) Ulam (Vorta.) a place
in Gilead.and one in Galilee. Y. Snh. X,
28'".
2) in
Cilicia; v. Obnx.
Jj^OblS, S^5^1^5 ch. D^ilXl. Targ. I Kings VII,
6;
a. fr.Targ. II Chr. Ill, 4 ob'^X, Var. :<i^}i^H.Pl. X^Wx.
Targ. Ez. XL, 22; a. e.
SDP^^^ m. (nbs) strength, strong side. Sabb.
134''
XSaipb 'X^ from the thick to the tliinner side.Nid. 8^,
a. fr. iiipb^ix "^^ wherein does his (its) strength consist,
i. e. why is this opinion preferable to &c.V
T T : T T
^"DtllS, V. next w.
ISD'^^lJ^, S3DP1S m.
(qb-i,
Cib<) custom, training,
instruction; the Law. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXIII, 14. Targ.
Is. XXXII, 6; a. fr.Y. R. Ha.sh. IV, beg.
59''
for jt is
impossible for one to go through his Bible lesson 'X XP*!
(read xb^; cmp. Hag.
3' lU'l'in xbn) without some in-
structive observation. Y. Meg. I,
71''
top 'X
'2
xbl not
according to the Law. Gen. R.' s. 80 bnp 'X"^ Mat. Keh.
(ed. b'^ip -psbixi) and has he received traditions from
teachers? Lev. R. s. 19 '^Bxa T^rtJ m3 ^SSblX how my
learning shines in my face! Y. Ber. VI, lO*" bot. p12U5'i3
'31 riDSblX let us drop discussion and return to the Mish-
nah. [Erub.67' bot. 'XT rr^-S'i'^, read with Ms. M. XEb'^XI.]

'X ^3 a scholar of traditional law. Lev. R. s. 3, beg.

PL X'l'^ssb'ix instructiiie narratives, stories. Y. Kid. 6l'';
Y. Peah'l, IS*" bot.
"]I2T>^S, biDi^b^^^- m. {yhiit.) distress, o.sp. famine.
Targ. Job V, 1 1 ;
^a! e.
n^i&<, V. Tbix.
^^
S'^'^n^lS Y. Sabb. VI, >^\
li'ot., read
^^1'frn^p
m.
pi. (pi. of coroUarium) gilt, or
^l^ered tvreaihs, a rend-
ition of mSiJS (Is. Ill,
23); V. biftl-
Quot. ibid., a. Targ.
Is. 1. c.
1"'n'^1lJ^ or T^'^'ibix m. pi. (pi. of auikris or aularius
^aulicus, D. C. Lat.) belonging tothe royal^OWt,
court-,
only in connect, with d'^bs or n^'^:,^2. Sabb. luV^'^
"^""^S
Ms. M. (ed. -pi-^bixn Q-ibs);
Nid.
20''
'j'^^bixn
Qiy^ court
cluthes, including white cloaks ("^^"^ba), and red
h^i^e or
table dresses (^riab, -^-nrS); v. Luehk. Alterth.
s- v.
Kleidung; Becker Gallus, ed. Grell I, Ifi. Cmp. xrl^'^a'T'
a. Xpi'rilia.
D^!J< f. (DX;cm.p. nTO,-d;2J) 1) mother. Y. Yeb. XI,
H''
top. n3T 'X the mother of the male side, father-in-law's
mother; nnp3 'x mother-in-law's mother.
2) .sttftsfajf^.
bulk, as the cluster
of olives (contrad. to leaves);
'/'^
starting point of leprosy. Toh. IX, 8 'xa sai3 nr^T^ DX^f
the reptile touched the cluster. Neg. I, 5 'Xti nb 'nd^^
the original leprosy has disappeared.
3) ivomb. Lev.
'^
s. 14 end, Ar. (ed. DX).
f<
cSUliS f. ch. (v. foreg.) the leaven, flour used
f(.^
leaven. Pes. 42" 'XI xn'^Siaip (Ms. 0. X^ansi) the decay
"^
of the flour-substance; v. nn^is. [V. also Xi^ix end.]
i^
s
'
i^^'S nation, v. xnsjiix.
T T T
nmriH, snals, n^u'in f. (.^^ Af. ^^ix) the
,','
,
of administering an oath, swearing, imprecation. T&}
Y. Lev. V, 1;
4.
*Targ. Y. II, Deut. XXVII, 15 ins^j

'Dl t:it^^^'n (Var. Din^lB, ed. Vien. mrp corr. acc.) th^-
opened their imprecation with a blessing.
~u"iN m. (i^X) estimate, guess, measuring by m
-
sight, ajiproximate assessment; medical opinion as
'
the nature of injuries. Men.
54''
'X3 nb::"'3 may be a..'
apart (for the priest) by estimating (without measur xif*
'
the quantity. Snh. IV, 5 nn^UT^I 'X^a from mere ^di'
position or hear-say. lb.
78''
'X inx 'x "pX the tof'
estimate (medical opinion declaring an inflicted ii B.r-
fatal) cannot be upset by a second more favo ouH
opinion (if erroneously formed under the resemblarhij"^
recovery); v. T^X.~I1). ^S^Siaxri 'X the (second) op lei

intermediate between the first opinion and the p[.st

fatal result.
'^
n'^/U'kS f. same, adv. by gness-worJf J^. Taan.
IV, es"" top 'X
p
. . . xb'iJ that one must.>:'r judge from
mere guess (appearance). Aboth I, 16/
"i^sb I'z'ir. bx
in giving tithes do not give (even) too'inch by guessing
(but measure accurately).
SD'^TQIS m. ch.=h.1^^X. TKam.
41''; a. tv.-Pl.
'^.3'n?3!lx'Snh.
78''.
niQ^IS f. (b. h. nax; Diaito join, v. DwX) people,
nation, gover-nment. Ab. Zar. 1
S'^ 'X this .Roman) govern-
ment; a. h-.Pl. ri'aiix hatin); gentiles (contrad. to
ll
^^
>ft^U<M
iT
rif
. v-_:r'--. . , ." 10 IM gMl
goifim iitui iafMiMwii) law.
/* l(t^ I.
^'
<'<'* :
rr.
-
1^
iBlk M* (rr. to Lrr. XIX, 1#) IC
ivrae br Um BIbte aiiMka of ib lowwi
pMpl* (not yss^ x*2i M Kx XXII. 27). [Ua. M.
Vr. r>v-tsj)
~
^^
M.
(
V3N, pr) prop, ttrmgkt Hmt, toaipr
.
Imw*
rAr Lon^'T^Ml, OMtaMiC fStrrtm. Pwti IT, .
Mvls. VII, 4. Ned. IV, 4 (41*0 'K^ ^^ "^^ K^ 1m
wuit-k wilb him k>gthr in tli boidr bad.
-X. rf>r. r"7c4, tub. ro*-?,
f.J. B. Mats. W*.
''^"S. S!:TS ell. aaine. Targ. Y. I Lav. XIX
oxi nxc'i; i\irf. Y. II ib.
T?

(raadK)^). Ib.V. 17
tHi ~rtU). \XI. & (of tha baard, h. tast.'pp rM)-
'I'l'X ni. (b. li. TMi;
T5*,
73") *< o''W, arfiMm,

arHkUtH Ac Ab. Zar. S4*' H O-nto

profcMJonal mannftuttarar anddaahr*
^t>ii. U. . 1 M rT^z After Uta plan of an arehitaoc
I'<v.ik.'K.
; II 's* M *rxr who is not tkillad in cUmbing
a. ftr.Pl
Tt-W
Bar. Ij a. ft-.
-S Sr-r'X (njZ^'S) ch. ^ma. Xaif. la.
^\i 1 Targ. kV XXVI, I; a. a.8nh.

>Y.) 'S> ^c SC Mven yaaia a fluniaa mav last, bat
artisiin's gate it will nrf c"""*- fUibb. ISS'' Tl "itfl
sargeon (who circouicix- 7' TO WDU
.ind the surgps >minanily).PL
-S. Twrg. 1 C: T.irg. II Kings
V, i4-
. e. Y. IVsr. '',
""^'^
^
'" >'"< uses pro-
uoiwly
tUewonl.i'r*
T*:^_
*9
^^.a^l .*:-'X> artisans.
Mora, arclu:iects.
->-- fc^ /rum' 6rtl
;
J*^-!
*.
tiev. K. s. is, V.
:-

'5*
f 1
liK
28
^:ix
pS m. (b. h.; ]/"lJ<, v. foreg.; cmp. h^n, b-ipi, npm
a. next \v.) possession, 2>oiver. Tosef. Ab. Zar. Ill, 16
(IV, beg.) isix lb nra if he (the seUer of the slave) wrote
to him (gave him in writing) the liberty of his disposal
of himself, i. e. that the slave , if he should rmi away
from the buyer, would not be claimed by him who sold
him; Git.
43''
131X vh^ 3^3 (read rbx or lb). lb. 13-lX i5fQ
what means 'his own possession'? Ans. He wrote to him
this, 'If thou run away from him (the purchaser), I have
nothing to do with thee. lb. 85''.
[Y. B.Mets. I, end,
8=*;
Y. Kid. I,
60"^
121!!t,v. "^m.] V. nj'ix.
^5!^Jf- ^?'^1^' JJ^DIIS m. (v. foreg. ws.; cmp.
"p5, njn, "flh, a. MS'Ij',
'P^-'^)
[circle], night-lodging, station
for travellers (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Mansio). Naz.
7'
'TlX bs
'XI every station. B. Mets. 79''; Ab. Zar. 65^
'xb 'X^ from
station to station.Deut. R. s. 6 she dared to bring dis-
order into 1^32 bir X531X (read XSnX or nsilSt, v. infra)
the royal head quarters. PI. "psi'lS;, "p311X. Targ. Is. X, 32
(ed.Vien.'pSIX). [Sabb.l57''X311i<, v.XSlVslI.] [Comment,
use h. forms njTlX, pi. nisilX.]
^311^^ II, i<3lix pr. n. pi. (v. foreg.) Avana, on the
Tigris!" kid. 7l''' 'XT wH'ia^X Ar. ed. Koh (oth. ed. Ar.
X1325t); Talm. ed. XDTIXI X1S2 [Var. ni53] Okhbara and
Avana as bordertowns of Babylonia (v. De Sacy direst.
Ar. I, p. 358 sq.; Koh. in Ar. s. v.).
S3^^^, 'it O^ps pr. n. m. Nakis Unail), a gentile
name. Git. 11^
IJ^^^S f. (contr. of XS-isiX, cmp. however )^i<) 1) ear,
v. pi.2) handle of a vessel. Git.
69'',
Sabb. 108" top;
3) lobe of a lung. Hull.
59'';
a. h:Fl. '^SIX. lb. SS"*
'it '^'TTtX moving the ears (as a sign of life in the last
stages). Yeb.
60*'
yilH^ . . . XSp^Bia we shall get R. . .
out of thy ears, i. e. we shall make thee give up thy
authority (a threat of excommunication). Gen. R. s. 45
"narri ^'^SIX thy ears are those of an ass.Hull.
47^
'31 *i31X '!i the lungs have five lobes; a. fr. [Later Rabb.
literature uses X131X, v. talX, for the large lump from
which the lobes branch oflP.] V. "j'^SIX.
nCSJ ICs f. (131 ; cmp. IXS'in)
1) oppression, torong.
B. Mets.
5&''
-il-OO 'X^ di'ini rxs-ix nbllS the wrong you
do by means of words (wounding one's feelings) is worse
than that by pecuniary imposition. lb.
59'''
dbisb
'31 imiL'X nx3'iX2 . . . . xn^ one should always be on his
guard not to wound his wife's 'feeling, for as her tears
are frequent n211^ t^nxS'ix so is her sense of wrong
(sensibility) deep.
2)
(law) imposition, overreaching,
fraudulent representation (which invalidates the trans-
action or requires redress); hence, redress incase of
over-
reaching. Y. B. Mets. IV,
9''
top, a. fr. whoever concludes
a bargain
'31
"A lb 'j'^XlU r\3^3 with the provision that no
legal redress shall be resorted to, is notwithstanding
entitled to redress.

Denomin. Verb (ns'ix), Hithpa. HSixnri

']12'!5^S ,
i<3^b^S- m. C'bx)
(lififrefts, esp. famine.
Targ. job V, 11 ; a. e. 1
privilege of redfess, provided the advantage amounts to
pne fifth or mofe of the price charged ; if the buyer sues
&c. [In Babli tie denomin. verb is n3"iX, v. '^3X.]
snisris, V. i.^3ix.
T T
T -T
^SDIS, V. -XGix.
Srr^JSlJIS, Jj^rHS^INf, cli.=h.nx3'ix, oppression,
tyranny, 'farg. Ps. LXXIV, '/* (cd. Ven. xniXJix; h.
text nix?!). V. xn^six.
5<S1D1^, ^D"131S,v. -^s^Ttnx.
ni15j^I to oppress, v. '^3X, and nx3'i.
n^lJj^II f. (v. 'lix) possession, title of
possession,
deed.^Gen. R. s. 79 (ref. to the letters n^ inn'J^lCp
Gen.
XXXIII, 19)
'31
'xn 3ni3 X"n T'i^ Yod He (i. e.
tle
Lord) writes the deed; the Lord bears witness to
the
deed.PI. ri3'ix. B. Bath. 52^ '31 niiaTUI 'X deed^
of
purchase and other documents were issvied in his na^.
^DISj.v. 'i3iXL
"IDIS (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Ono, W. N. wl of Jerusakm-
Cant. R. to II, 2; Lam. R. to I, 17. s|ih. ll'' 'X
;j:"'<
Ms. M. (ed. '31X); a. fr. V. ''SixIL
\
DIDIS, V. o'13'ix.
0131^^,
'f-aup 'X (v. i^^-jpsx; ovoc) tJk', pulley ofihe
crippled. Y. Sabb. VI,
8''.
(Var!^ C^sm.). "
DlUJ iJS (ovToJi;) really! verily! Lelv. R. s. J3,
explain. Xian (Dan. Ill,
14);
(Ar. Brj3X, son'^ie ed. D-'-JJ"-'*,
corr. ace); Num. R. s. 15 GVJSX (Tanh. No.vh 11 n^xD-
n^blODTS Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. IV, 6 ed;. Zuck.,
(d.
tJibaSX, Var. 'ib-JSX prob. nl^J^JX q. v.
^31S, mix, V. nx3ix.
J
"'IllJi^I n-is-ix (ix) f.=n3ix, cmp. xn'^six. KThe phon-
etic coincidence with wvi^ produced the peculiar u'^e
of o,ur w. in connection with Greek terms, in >the Pales*^-
literature.] Gen. R. s. 2 beg.
'31 in^Iiai nPlX (x2 in ore
bill of sale and for the same price. Y. Pes. IV',
31 '' b(?t.
'31 X-^n 'X3 D'lOI'irO'^^
(read tJinD-^a) it is a lea^se with
a
title of possession (for the term), and is (for the ti<ne
being) an acquisition like a purchase. Y. Kid. I, oO*
(13IX a. 131X); a. e.Pl. ni'13'ix. Gen: R. s.
'
84, ei
'31 'X nias how many deeds were written for h;im (ho^^
many times was he sold)?, cmp. lix. [Midr. Tilll. lo
'^^
CIV, 24; Pesik. Rosh. Hash. p.
151'', v. n^S-iX.].*
"Illl^II 'X
pin
pr. n. pi. ^Beth) Oni.'^^
Palestine,
prob. identic with i3ix. Tofef. Shebi. VIJ
.. 14 'X n-^i ^SS
(ed ' uckerm
'^^'^'""
"'"
""^ri'^^) the unripe
^v^^w* , ,
. . t. IV,
46''
11DX 'X
/ i/2lN f. (b. h. nax; n^:to join, '
..
T
, Ai^X .oi. /vii
be extradited (be-
nation, government. Ab. Zar. 1 8't x tins
ment; a; fr.P/. T'iaiX hatin); gent
'
'
0$
w*
ipnh.)
af Out, f.
Clfl I,
!*
tofii

,,,, an .\tr.-~ri
H^f'.w.
-;f.^
M-!M
rutoK^ or fir. n. w
'
V. Httbb. I. a*, ib.'' K .< 11 J-*
rr^lii
r. (-mniH} m^ ua, xlvi. iti
^^
r*-^*n M..li Till, u* r. OIV, M (9ktjf m ml
g
wlk IM.|
3* xn <S)t ii..>* M tit* uppri^ft iiwrw wtMl
i.o^ .i.n>. * ti, IctmI, wMoli tiMy tiid to b wrtMM
..III , u^ ! >> *fiiUi. R. BMb. pk IM*{ Yllu i. lit
rn^on n*)in ccrtlmtkiat and imM (Valk. 0. Itt
.
Uv. a. . s, ft. . r/frrm, v. Bnbw Ptiik. i. . mumk
"P^^T'M,
n m pr. II. 14. Uttk-an^Mt BUh^nia, to
Anlit 'Minor (crop. Nvub. Ooogr. |>p. Mt; 4)l). Yim Iv*
11 r^ mVa*r ( M. M.
T)^
te<li<rtiel ) oUi. Var^ V. Rabb.
D. 8. . I.
>) fWM wwnw B. Ab. tmr, II, 4 (tt'')
ohMM of
"
h. Nap. "P'S"r\
V. lUbb. l< T^TfiM-Bocli.
pntn mi nra* rwul ti
-3
rrsJ); Yom/. AI. SUr. IV,
IS
'
^
'
"'rn\ n(Var.
^
:ti). Crop. rrjr . K;rir)i^
^"^jiS n. pi. (prob. pi. of iqli cor) ^tmdht
of
Ml
/Tdx. 8iU>b. I. . Y. 8bebi. V, M* boU; a. . (Raahl a.
ToiMr. to Baoc It*'
rm
a* a plnr., t. Babb. D. 8. a. I.;
.lup. 'p?*.]
C*.*S (C*2*H) m. (0:) fyroniNa, hrd, nUer.
r*rg.'*Y. Ks. II. I; XVIII, I.
Sr'riH r. ch.-^h. rtvmUtkof pomrniom, dttd. Y.
Ti>;m. W.ag* yx',TiV'JU
'^
vv they wooMaMidU>a(ftttad)
(ied of aal to tbo (Upward; Lam. R. to 11, 3 (corr. ace.).
8r3lM or KT^-iK f. oh^h. rrsiK
cr
nmiom,
tcrong.^ 11. Baili. tS* V^ icWi It tbe wrong inflietad on
tilt' kill); of Edom. Ia>v. R. . 83, bag. (ret to Amos
VII, 7, V.
"il^l)
'vy K^rs bcr upon the wall of (L a.
wnu-liing oYr) tbe wrongs (inmleand pnrcbaae); cmp.
H. Mol. 5*.
"j*D^^H raad TW^p *m. pL
(x^TXI"
>*1*)
P*"^
Ml$. 'Xarg. Y. Nuro.' XXXIII, 8; crop. -5^
'Trr*S Towf. Sheba. VI. 4 ed. Zack., r.
'^fgPt
'""wI'S,
'\',^''*^^
m. pi. (prob. a nom. gantlL,
I'ruui a inuliiig sUlion named "S^rrs^a compomid of lt3Tt
.(. -?1; cmp.Jtrst) Avamkmm9{i), traden. 8ooc 30^.
[Ar. idontiflea oar w. with "^^^SK which ii not in agio-
luont with the context.]
'\j*'t\% V.
-.^SJ.
^^ri*k^ Deut, R. s. A, read x:**x
nVrilS Uv. B. s.* 23, V. 3"X
CI'^^( in. (QUii^)
rvmpmkum, force; mmmoiMIe imter-
Tiii. .;u\ a. f. r-S'ii "X r^ th* plea
f"-
. i.i.
mman ba intea4 !

flo vyeh a iHnHiiw Ii mm^ttiU T. M.

.|<bpt.a..'0?%l l WIBIhin
i
fcaiMiiafiia.
-/t vfvm, rvrm-
nu. m, i, a. a. n
^ ww. m
wililnnff f^nrliilrtjr MMMaA.
O^ m, tku f V. IkMtii.) wmi, t
fpn
ttlm. Iteig. U
I.VI1I. t} It in rVa ito<i C*W**) > Ch.
iat
MOW a. ell. (lk era,
v. ftMf.)
/Wnr, rMy.
rvMrrjr; fa<^l. TW|. Y. Oan. XXXI, IS. a. fr.-
OiL
4*. H rw
" ilaUl we laM
-.*.4---i
the ^(Mitbillijr of an nwnuMiJiii ar*i<) i
llaa.f7*'lrtl'(raii<""*"^lbMy
P55-P^
'Mwa
which m^ to fcmiw.
i^ti .to Mjnia, fwvB8 fcr Ma anfMcb Irtk
R. 10 I. .
ftctftion
pf
Ttfmttf rflMMMi^ m<aBMiBa Kca.
R. Maca. T, 10. Om^. aast w.
MprX
i iqjJW M. (PW)
narlt, aMif fnm
(Ar mtA
Sabb.'iW H adi (Ar. 9; Va. M. l^ri*. Bar. M*-
? *.
(lU. M. '^
Ki;3^Mn m.
cipriK m.
(&T()
1)
a/rMkwfod^. T.nb Ti
of water; rv Vv 1i (aova ad. 0pra. S| OmUe, Hff^
cwi^.^afarfaHiy. OaB.R.a. it (rat 10 Vek. tX .)
ri nin w^ (ed. ornii mtt. aec) whn4 b aB tWa
painlaltin
g
(crnMi^ the hnwa ic) fcrt Anii Bi n aii
thou art the Lord who toat chi i iin Abtakaa' L e. far
the Mike of etablMii^ raUgion on aattli: cmp. Midr.
TOL to Pa. CIV, 1$.
"P2*S,
i^ijrJ^ f (T. ;r3*il,a.-%p>l>
\)9r*k-
Mhapei,hock,g^i^ple.-PL r-^p3^ (T^Tm). Kd. Xlf.
2 (Var. in Mhh. ad. r^^Tmy. Tat ih. B. M***^ It *
(difting. Ihw riiftpw)-{) far HTW^ . naal w.J
H^J^M t (anda, &7s() l)MMi^oMCMhofa
litn-^Oea. B. a. 17 8pe Vs It an onaee ofrfHvr.
B. to
L
1 cwi) Mporn 73 Tse ("" ) *toj
ooaee-wise (pepper).2) tmit Ir^farfiefe. Y.
rv,
60"
4op thcfv not a getraHini in which ihara ia
not (to be atoned Cor throng ^Beting) "Sr Tim
T^V
(read mt arpnt) a pnrtade of the iin of the calf-
wonhip. Bk. B. s. 43, hag. ICT^
(eott. ace). Ocn. B.
s. 29; Talk. Qen. 47; Job. 9M (ph^ on
T^
* 'oh.
XXn, ao) 'Sn rc~n rrat it onlr an onnee (of aierit)
did
X,vh dommh: v. X .: py. r^T^m. Ocn. B. . 7.
kmk,
r. Tim m. ^c:m.
,
piki (to Hril"f>V}
II sraVr n tw body
013''''pDnK
30 ^bl3D1
end (play on the letters of trJ^Vip Gen. XXXIII, 19)
Q^xbi: . . n-^i'Vo . . mipDiX nx^2 for one hundred
(p)
ounces (of gold) &c. V. X'^p^^.
Dir^pDlS, V. D1D-^:piN.
D^pDIS, V. o-ipsix.
bpD.1S, V. 'bpsiixii.
^<P?^^
ch.=h. ^bp3hXl,7joofr, &c. Targ. Job. XL,
26.P/. "r^pD^S*.
Targ. Y. Ex. XXVII, 10. Lev. (ed. "'I'l).
Targ.Ez. XL, 43 ]i'bp3Sli?("pbp3?).Fem.pl. -pi^psix. Targ.
Y. Lev. X, b. Targ.'Esth. I, 6.Targ. Y. IIEx. XXVI,
37 'litinil^pSX their hooks.
n1^bp3^5< plur. of ^VpMJ<I.
'
nbpD^i^, V. ''^pstu^ii.
Oibp3lS, Dlbp!3S pr. n. ni. (Ocellus?) OnkHos,
the alleged translator of the Pentateuch into Chaldaic,
freq. surnanied lan the jn'oselyte; often identified with
Aquila, the alleged author of a Greek translation of the
Bible; v. O^T^?-
Cmp, Meg. 3*; Ab. Zar. 11*, with Tanh.
Mishp. 5. Cant. E. to I, 11 "iixblp^it q. v.
;j<^DibpDiN, V. x^D^psx.'
. "'bpD^i^I, -!bpii< f. (p3X, with b format. ; ='ip31X;
corresp. to b. h. "^S^b; Greek adapt. (XyxoXtj, LXX Ex.
XXVI, 10; -cmp. "^Jix as to contact of the two languages)
pvo<[i. little {ciimcVs) neck, hence 1) lioolc, rack. Kel. XII, 2
'pens bui 'N Ar. (ed. mibpJIN, 'pbpJIX with adject, in
the sing., corr. ace.) the can'iers' hook attached to
their yoke, pole &c. lb. irSII blU 'X the hook of the bed-
stead (used for fastening the girths to the posts); bU3
I'^tS'^bpi the rack of the bed-curtain, v. 'pl?'^bp5. lb. 3
n-^brnDattJ 'X hook attached to walls.-T'bul Yom IV,-
6 V^Q'^'^p nnbU5 '2X1 and the hook (attached to the
now broken yoke) remained unimpaired; a. fr.

PI.
rixbp3!lJt, 'p3i<, ni'sVpSSlSt O'^bpaiX). Tam. Ill, 5; Mid.
11I,"5; a. fr.Kel. 1. c; Tosef. ib. B. Mets. II,
4;
v,
^pasiX.
2) [cmp. a-yxaXtc in S.] the load carried on
the hook, the farmer's load
of
sheaves or hunches; cmp.
ipJlba. Tosef. Maas. Sh.lV, 10. 'xn bs the whole load,
[lb. 11 -pblpSIX, "ibpSIX, read with ed. Zuck. ^blBJiX].
3) Trnsf. (medic.) bent cartilage, esp. the cartilage (cart,
ensiformis) at the end of the sternum lohich, being bent
inside, presses on the stomach and creates naitsca &c.
Ab. Zar.
29'' '31
'X '"ibsro you are permitted to lift the
oartilage on the Sabbath (by. means of a bandage &c.).
Ib, '21
'X "^Xia what unklay is meant? Ans. the cartilage
in front of the heart; v. ^ariinpiX.
"bp^lSlI, bps^it, nbp3, '^bp'i?
f. (bp:, bp, cmp.
esp. II Sam. VI," 20 to 22) the light garment, whence,
a name for the easy dress worn in the house and, under
the cloak, in the street, but in which it was unbecoming
to appear in public. [Cmp. II Sam. 1. c. a. Num. B. s.
4;
a. e.] Y. Yoma VI,
43^^
top nbpSIX, nbpS, for which
Men.
109'^ i^paiX. Snh. 82 he took off the point of his
spear ibpSIXi (in'^Sfil (some ed. ^b

) and put it (hiding

it) in his undergarment. M. Kat.
24'' '31 'xn b'^'^aa bsx
(Ms. M. bax b''''::i3) a mourner may walk on the Sabbath
within the limits of his house (garden &c.) in the easy
dress (showing the rent on account of a death in the
family; Baslii). Sabb. 120* (garments to be saved from
fire on a Sabbath) "^bpSIX; Y. ib. XVI,
15'*
top ''bp'^3.
Meg. IV, 8 (24'')
'X
rr^^; (read as) Y. ib. a. Mss. n-^n
'X 11 the sleeve of his under-dress. [Tosef. Maas. Sh. IV,
11, v. foreg. 2.]
Diabp-DiS, V. Di^isip-^x.
S^Obp^lS, V. X^DbpSX.
01S Ar. ed. pr., Ms. QIX q. v.
."'{J^DIS m. pl.j prob. ''XOia, name of a tribe. Targ.
Ps. CXX, 6, v. X-^Dix (some ed. "^XSIxy
pbltSDl^ Midr. Sam. ch. XI, v. ^VoOX.
"'Sl^J ^^Pl^
(or '^^) - Pl-
(V^^
^^^^- ^^^^
"^^'^
cmp. SqX, 5]_3X^; also DBX) nose, nostrils. Sabb. 67* '01XX1
xn'^"iiai and on the nostrils of the young lioness. B.
Bath.
73''
n^Tsi xa-i-j nbsx n-^oixn n^b^J p'^boi Ms. R.
(ed. '^Dixa xrL3 nbax ir^b xnnii, Ms. M. nbnx, Ar. ed.
Koh. incoiT., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) into whose nostrils
a 'mud-eater' (worm) entered, and the fish died. Pes.
112* '31 X'^OIXX X'li (Ms. M. a. Ar. XSB-X) putting the
hand to the nose is a step to fear (indicating anxiety).
Hull.
67'' nifQIxn ^b'^'^SJI and they (the worms) creep into
its nostrils.
^DIS, V. x^pix.
Jj^^'D'l^^ Pes. Ill*, V. X'^OX.
b^^DlS Targ. I Ctir. Chr. I, 5; a. e. read with ed.
Rahnier X^pl^; cmp. Yoma 10*; Y. Meg. I, 7l'' hot. (h.
text -dp).' [Targ. Y. II Geu. X, 2 X'^'^GSX; Gen. II. s. 37
X'^SCX (misplaced); corr. ace]
S"'D1^ f. a. certain portion of
meat, v. x^iix.
iJ^^'D^i^ 001^j f. (ouaia) substance, (landed) i^ro^j-
erfy, farm, estate. Gen. R. s. 49 '^DIX (corr. ace).Num.
R. s. 23
'31
'X
"i^
nmSU; maid-servants from another
estate. Y. Taan. IV, 69*; Lam. R. to 11, 2 '"'X (corr. ace).
Lev. R. s. 34.P/. m^tJlX. Ex. R. s. 20: Ch. pi. "(X-^CilX,^
"iX'i'^p^X. Lev. R. s. 3, beg. he likes to be called 'DX
i"i^
(corr. ace.) lord of many estates; Koh. R. to IV, 6 D>;'^^D1X*
(corr. ace).

,
^D^J"'Dli< Y.Al). Zar. V, end, 45'"X'n,read -D-'-JO'^SXn,
v. C'lJO'^?^.
iJ^n'^DlS Gen. R. s. 14, end, Ar. ed. pf., read Xn^SIX.
^blDDlS, V. '30"^X.
<v
SI
> - - - > I>
mw 5* sew
r: .rM'
"
,
-
ZZ,Utu. X. <
V. nte3( a**. II. iiiiL 1^ V. wm.
~C*^i
m. (It. b. .CI9II, rOH) tlhfrimf tm Hi.Ii. mS
-
jj Ai. il :ro^ J r
M Mrr
r
yw, iiih.
'Itiiig on iMwImg bnnril |m1. mmI liir i.
^"X I C-eijl) foA, Im. (Y*r. iHnLh Tunc. Y. Kuin
\vi 1 V
rr.->Y Dotn. 1. iMiT 31' Msn n linrv If*'
^"'H
tl III. nulifrr, ft,
yfitL
"C'S. *T5^ f. pi. (-"^ IKmi. IV. ; ftnp. b. Ii.
-r, >i. m:}<% iq)ll) frrwwrArt, Mp. Jrglieigt, pray'tt^od.
I 44''
xr**0*C H twix* of IVniin IriMHi. Hull.
|n5*
fJI) A 1 rig. n. Mh. 30**.
- (Ar. T'N !wi|pi ilowti (whkll
out oflh "nl dm** fell ndf (v. ToMif. a. I.).
^C"')^ r. (r^ m.) (l>. Ii.
=-f|t; T. Mf|l;
emp. rilll)
r, /ortAa, whaiiro, natHrr, HitpotiHom, Moyt Ac. Y.
.<k. I. 4V' "9^
Ve It Vy TTjyb Vo^ nr 711 Yon oMmot
!. I'.rtii.t Mf h.t'un. of ilmt popl. Lav. B. . .tO
-
-r -c-x \. K..h. itxl. pr. X^, d. > IHvid'
'inAr.) v.tn*
- Ar. |. K -c^)
)t IkiHtwa I he wnjra or her Ood (wluii fic ilmrc* Ac);
V(k. I>ul. HS.V0n. R. . 14 r-lwl icn 1 rraCJ
-'i.iirwiA (tirmtli. mitil) tnmti* Uic dis|iocttioti, chamcter,
H.uplo K> !G2 StTTSSjin lb ffiKMr naiuir*
S"r''S
(H"v"r) f. (sriii; V. r; w. h. rt) r;,af
/,
/"'vwt. ft-^k Av Zam 2iV x:m "X
*=
iln.
nl. x^rr-
1^ n. Ar.
<.!. K<ili. . r.
-s) 11,1 tho

, ^-r); (Ar. (M /<yt on lAr
' riv v. strt'x, T*s), n>.
70"
n JC3T5 r-vi (V*r. jrm.
II 'ill. lOA ., ^A.
").
(
s. w<
m. {'^xn'Oi^) poppjf-jHire, npimm. Y. Ab. Zar.
^>l>
.**^SC 'X 7^ ail opiant drink (prepafvd by s
is cl;u)i;.'nii!. '
^5.
A
ttriffS, V. *CX.
Sr*r*S
(X*7=r>r.) (4pK) tirsfrwfwfi, vwa Lam.
R. to lli, 13 (oxpl. Ttrw "a ibid^ V rtscx) rrr"C*x -r:
m pi
Mlltilkfe ar (kjrpMvlll'
C%S) '*ll aJ. fUk. th. ^p*MlMv fMr '
(for hiff mm}
~k. **! milmrr, 4i0pamfl*am
*K<<
&.
X. tx.
^
8* Hi .1. I. -t,
I
7S. ' '-'Si I / **#
'iifVfUi
rt.r t'. KtrnV I I'.i fir n. ttfmm. SMm* a#
mi Migat. S^.
1 M tUb t4^^0
HMnH*
) ' ar* mmI a* tin 1 *4 a
miag prajvTi. . iqrai)
^ ^ tk; V. famg*) liani. wiildL fimm
e*;^: />. s*-:nt riIi. B. c t. ba. Yo ia mm
And oat 7 er^ &- (Yalk. Joali. 7 srvill ilM^flBa*
(rttmixfir inovfl4irt*). Ab. iTft. Halk. (ffd. Tani. V**lb
8haL p. IS) 'Tgrm. V7 ia ita pmptf wsj.
KSC'S cji.-ik
ifmA Wfi^Hfm. TnnL.
triik r'kmfmmuim aad daaerfbinf I
y. Brr. V. r bo(.
Y. Dm. VI. t^ boc worth r-^HT^r-^HwaJoAo*
rMnfniaa aa liilr|aaUua (o# aa fwianl. aa aa t^o
xy. 'r*momsn'itaMaaaarUioalillwylM4aaid-',
no<iaaUJIoalioB badmiwiblr tar aaaagaaliiai atiaM**
D^O^RM m. da. (caip. OM. a. Ofi flfyi ^alM tf
the kami, Mekli. B'diaU. Va.Tia. . S. u> Bx. XYI, IS
tbe Hannah eaac dovn T "ym V oa ika haa^ of tka
Loid, aa if it wr to m\, the Lord Iwld kutk he. (la
7CC=5 ai. pL, T. fcnc-
^^^^*^(
r rr. -ctx) pmpL rir laryp tn^ral Hrfi,
hcBM -iaee. 3S* V KSir awj I aoC aav
(aa Tou - pUmbraarb bcii fa/Mi. tied.
joined) tbat I annt ok tbe atalk?HaB.
47*'
laafs
reapmblii^ "S^ a titmk (ia eolor. toacb he}. lb. I*
'Ml 3Tcn
"^
a Tar. vrittca 00 a traak fbeiaf brofcea
on acconat of tbe roagb mKthOf'iMt-tatk}.
p'^pl&^i^ 32 x-i'iii
f
^S (b. h.; |AlN, V. "^1X1; cmp. '^SX; v. y^ti a. nsn)
<o Z>e pressed (to press, hurry).Part, risix, pi. 'i'^Six (as
from n:JX, V. y'ln, b^n) squeezed in. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets.
IX, 5 "iian 'X (Var. "pSlin) when they are squeezed in
(tiglit), they are considered as connected for levitical
purposes.
IJ^riillS^Si V. xsasx a. isa:x.
T T : T : ; V T ; V
S^:2^S,v. x^:ix.
T : T ; T
'j15nT2l\jr^5j^
read p^iK:t^X, v. xV^^*?-
"l!2'lS m. (b. h.; "isx) store-house, magazine; prov-
ision; hoarded up treasure. B. Bath 58^*; Git. 67% v.
oba a. D^a. Ab. Zar. 40''; v. pPiE<n; a. fr.Esp. treasury,
the (Roman) ffovernment's treasury department Avhere
taxes in kind and money had to be paid. Y. Derrt. VI,
end,
26'^
'xb '^T' bs blpUJI and pay for me in the treasury-
department. Tosef. Dem. VI, 4 'Xn
p
iinnn blpmi (read
'Xn IjX). lb. 3 'xV bplL^I ed.Zuck. (ed. incorr. 121X1). lb. 4
'xn ^2 '^a'^iaiS get me a release from the treasury-dep.
Y. Dem. 1. c. 'Xn
"i-Q
iJ-iUJ-iS (read "^rTJlEl). Ab. Zar.
7
1''
'Xls, 'xn )-0, Ms. M. (ed. 121S); cmp. -|2X.P/. nilisix.
B. Bath. 11'
'X n35 Ms. (ed. 'X omitted); v. T3a.Hag.
12'' '21 Sba: nin^IIX the stores of Snow&c. (in the heavens)
;
a. fr. v.*ni-i:jx, nil 'x.
^^^!21S ch. same. Targ. Jerem. XXXVIII, 11
; a.
fr.P/.^-plSix, X^isix. Targ. Gen. XLI, 56; a. e.
^
D''D1p1S, read 'pSip'^X, v. |ip"'X.
:j<^mt2p1S, 'TJplS, V. "jpx.
"'plS^d'^pix, V. nip.
'*P^^^,
V. ^vi!!*-

S"p1i< f.=X^p31X [?] Ex. K. S.43, beg.[PZ. "^-iplX.
Ber. 44''' xnbl& 'X xn^^TTa, Ar. s. v. ba^5I, 'than six oun-
cess of fine flour'.Ed.
iD^^p
; Ms. M. omits the entire
sentence.]
DiDis;p1&^, V. oi3-:pix.
'^"'plS (Muss.-^pllX) Cant. R. to VII, 8, read OlD'^^piX.
'X "I'vaa inundating like an Ocean tide; v. W^a.
Dlr;pl^, Dir^pls, Dl:]s;pis m. ('Qxiavoo
Ocean, mostly Mediterranean Sea. Targ. Y. Gen. I,
7;
a. e.Y. Hall. IV, 60^ bot.; a. fr.Tanh. Haye 3, and
so is n^n D'' 'X the Okeanos called the Sea of (covering)
the dead. [Var. 'p31X, 'p3X.]
D'^plJji Af. of t2lp ch.
^^D^^^pllJ'i f. (Dip) raising, [rising]. Targ. Ps.
CXXXIX, 2 [prob. xni^pix].
pD^pIS, read 'paip-^X.
1J<:2P^S, V. xspir.
"IIJJ^I (b. h.; /"iX, V. 11X11; cmp. Iin, "isn, a. seer.
IIX) to i^erforate, break through, shine.Denom. I'^ix,
n'lix^ &c.
Nif. "iix.3 to he broken through, grotv light. Y. Ber. I,
2*^
niT^n "ilXI^TUa from the time the Eastern horizon is
broken through, grows light.
Hif.
l"ixn
1) (neut. V.) to break through, shine. Y. ib.
Ill,
6''
bot. open thy lips -j'^-O'l ll'^X^I and let thy words
come forth, speak out boldly. Yoma III, 1 '31 h'D
"^35
'n
it has grown light all over the Eastern horizon.
0*^33
ni"iixp bright countenance. Num. R. s. 11; a. e.
2)
(act.
V.) to enlighten, brighten, make shine. Y. M. Kat. Ill,
83''
'D1 113135 'n (the teacher had opened his (Samuel's)
eyes &c. B. Mets. 33^ Num. R. 1. c. Ib. nx diT!!<"?
nnt^n (fr. Mai. I, 10) making the altar bright (with
fire), feeding the fire on the altar. Yoma
73'',
v. "1IX.
I lis ch. same. Part. pass. 11X3 clear. Targ. Prov. IV,
25 "ii-ixj, i-nxs, V. iin.
I iN
II m. (b. h. ; foreg.) breaking forth (cmp. Is.
LVIII, 8) whence 1) break
of day, light, day; fire; trnsf.
rise, glory, power, happiness. Ber.
2''
'il'iX nx^n the
entrance of his day-break (dawn of his eighth day;
Tosaf. a. 1. tJie sunset of his seventh day). Y. Pes. I,
beg.
27''
mann 'X sun-light. Ib. "i3n 'X candle light.
Keth. Ill'' niir. 'X light of the Law. B. Bath.
4''
ilix
nVl2> b^ intellectual light of the wold (a great man;
the Law). Num. R. s. 15 'i^SJa h^ "IIX the celestial fire
(believed to be the source of aU light and firej; a. v. fr.
2)
(breaking in of night) twilight, evening. Pes. I, 1 'X
'31 nyaixb on the evening (eve) of the fourteenth day
of Nissan; v. discussion ibid.
2"
sq., about the meaning
of our w. R. Hash. 22'';
Snh.
70''
1"il!liS 'X^ the evening
following the eventual intercalation, i. e. the evening
from the thirtieth of the past to the first of the beginn-
ing month.
3)
(homil.=n'nixII) r%ie. Gen. E. s. 20 'in
the Pentat. of R. M. it read -'31 11X M3n3 (in place of
11"
Gen. Ill, 21) this alkxdes to the garments of Adam
resembling the rue, wide below and narrow Hb6ve; Ar.
(Rashi diif.).
I1S I m. (b. h.; foreg.) pr.jp. light, flame; esp. PL
di'aini QilIX the Urim and Tummim in the High-priest'
breast-plate. Yoma
73''
C-" 'im rx
tii"i^
(io,V. the^j.
called Urim because they give their Ch. pi. "jxipix,
way (not ambiguous js the oracles^'be called 'OX ^"iV-
44''.
Sot. IX, 12. Y. Kid. IV, beg. R.toIV, 6 D:*;iiG1x-
"115SII m. (==1125
q. V.) cho
''
-pIS^JI 'X chaff- of barley; (Y.
Sr5'"j<n,read ^Di-J&i3X1,
'
^^^Slch.-=11X, PI X*1! . .
^^J"'21'-*-
^Ar.ed.pr.,readxniS1x.
*Sn^S II m. (h. l-is) shl
(read niillXY, v. 11X1); v.
33
ft
II. Vfl, <
SI"'N S2"S
xafcw or voM
^, fill \nM X hbb. i>. H. At 1. ttita(^
S!'"""S
r^ircfH M|i.
!, 1|
Mmt,
iTp. to b. ^trtii. Tut. II.
<ti. II. 7 (Ar. >
Mnii,
*
vni
nr
rs ! i^
" ... ' ' ' " -
r..l Ml4 Ul Um.....m^
rov. fur > of wow). B.BmIi. f%
I
- N lit |>i. IT. i.irvf ;
nMiiff ni > wmmomn^ rwwd.
I t t
*Tm8 KM. ir, m rrm, tmd r^im or
'
j
mi
'
i. v.
*8;^*.8, Ktfth. ? HI
T
(M*. nrrrm, r.i
;; ,
..b. pr-'n-
V^
Vrdtift Btit^ (or idalkal vith
K' T '.X V. JCV'TW-
"
I
.^
IV. xkvil. 3S xiinv ml. (otii.
TTf^^'
^'^ (TlMcnUr*
nM> in corriipil, combining tb tradiUoiuU Yen. with
no ttttm wUicli LXX ia tnuiilaud.j
1 1^*1 *lK f. (t. j^vjw, and ita habr. phuiK-t. c^iuifMi.
-"IpS)/!^. Kuh. IttoV.S. Ltv. R. . St C^^nw fna.).
1^
I .
>wi V. forvf.
nrVl
"8
f. (r. Ibrsf.) JitMM i^ (Ac foiyf, rona
I
(/Vty)VY.'8abb. XIV, U* top.
r7)*S
I f. (b. h.-inM) HgU.jtm. T. Pm. 11. M*
x= **'KC 'clar M tbe nm. Seb. I9\ a. e. l6 oi ili^
1
6rrnlr. Qon. R. s. 3 bag.; a. fr.Cbald. Adv. rr^^C^
at
fimt tigkif apfunrmtfy. KaUi. 64* xsm btrcrs'icb
lArrnUy it would run (agree) with gamuai. r:"i'- "S
III
-- ->
to IW
v.
lif
)ri a. I^^Paa. IT {ptotoaa i^.
vltli lal o fHawrar toa). Ctop^
ryf.
MpW, HJTV
V-^***
^, MMa. Tbif r Ha-^
XV. It it y, K. lof
Tim Pm-IM^"^
(Ma. M.
rt{
lb. *|* tap m^tvn. atcji Ik. IH** i
II.

irr- II
rT7H. rrfln
.. <% wioi a**,.
l^'-n) li rfra^r
fMNy M^MiC
V^
1^ #
jvmIi or aajr atarftor aalaal (Btlii- tywr
tArm % (h. last
^9^ Uk. IM
-
(fMd "S)i B. Balk. 7S^ (aofr. a U
8. a. L aoia) a jrovag aaillopa am 4ajr aM. Slaaa, E.
a. II; Caat. B. to II, 9; T^A. B. U ib
'
V pi
H
CSi
i
^ iVi Ki pi.) joi dr^A
i
'
Vi'i
m
'-^;
'^'T'P-
Tkrf. Out. IV.
fti VU, 4. B. BMIk U*' IRm -V-ns
(ICa. M. i'Tii) a gaaaWaiHt) ml
.
-
*!>]
(prapMvd with wiiM). [Oik. opfaa. etimt-frwltt; atMrfJ
T. Xaaa. 8h. II, h^ M\ T. ToMi VIIL 4i* top; Y.
Skabo. Ill, S4^ hoc ii"4 m (can. aec).
v
_ . hut when you cooatdar ke.
*W^v
"
trWil (b. h. r-.X. II Kmjr iv. ..y;
II. 4i>-' .op ne -x Tn>.,,p
pj^^ X^, 13 quot. in Low
gntil> i dnnsT'TiMi!"
. R. . 20 ""X rur; K II Si
K. to 111, 13 ('X|I. Tsrx "rd^'**^
rrilM, rrrlK . (k. b:
rrk; tnn ^fr, aapu
gmmL Bar. 58*; a. tt^^Mmphtm tmrntt maOm. Bid. ir
(cap. Oatt. XVIU, ii m^}. Lav. B. il 4^A STHr,
rrryL'n rean tka iatriutfam oT gMsu,
kmfUtlkp.
8abb. 127*; a. fr.
rnl8,
KiTpji, nrrt* a^-k. rri, rmi, pta,
way. Tmrf. Jod. V. ; a. fr.
3-
Ti (k. ^nii ^-T)
oialoM. Ab. Zv. S^; a. ft*.rV-ri H a mmI iaiiilwii
Oil. IT; a. fr.-Tr-at S2it. in. ji : be. oa tbj nwd
rriiiTiiiil' ) [ I fj f^i iiy. iriiifiiiid(|. iiiHiafrfi
Bar. S*. Sub. M^; a. fr.Oan. B. i. 160 V V? far tka
Jooiaqr (daatb). 1\vg. T. II. <}a. XXXV,9 irfm iBr
Uia way of tba world (daatb).^A
77^ 7771;
JL i
j
il
Targ. Jad. 1. c Tatg. T. U Ham. Xlix, IT; a! e.-^8ab.
10* m^n
'
Mj
'
r*9r
(aiiariif to Xc. IL, t. Babk.
D. B. a. L nota) tboa baat akowm tka tkiewa tka tasfa
(of ataafii^
poifm
gmttl, r. wrrm.]
~fi^
pr.B.B.(b.k.)I7riaaAaBan. T.Bar. Ofka^
4* 11
"^
rem
-^
B. Hana ia tba name of B. 17.
Xi-I^K 34
xn^D-iix
i<^"l^S, n^n^Sl, n^n^i< f. (v. ^iX a. xn^^ix) even-
ing horizon, Sun-set, West, v. J<n"irr!. B. Bath. 25*
^x^
rr^llX ed. (Ar. X-'-nx) why is. it called Uf^a^ n^ -ii1S< (Var.
^15t) divine air (divine light=Palestine). Kid.
12''
xn
K'^TliO I'lno XS'^X Ar. (ed. niT^X, emend, in Tossaf.
ni'ilX),
[read with n"3: '31 Xr'^X ^-l^X xn] hut j)eople
say, there are witnesses in the West &c. Cmp. -'jFipX.
^;nis, nnisii, s^^i^s f. (b. h. n^-x q. v.;
"ilN, nnx) pile
of
plucked plants, stalk, shed containing
feed (d'ist. fr. ^six granary).P/.nix^-iilN,
'^'^'m
(niinsix).
Tosef. Maasr. II, 20 ed. Zuck. (Var. nmix); ib. Erub.
VI (V), 4; Erub. ob^ Ar. (ed. nT^Tlx, ni1-nx, v. Kabb.
D. S. a. 1. note). [In bibl. h. ninx crih, stable q. v.]
K^niS, SliniS ch. (=b. h. ni'ix) crib; stable.
Targ. Is. 1, 3 (h. text D^3N q. v.).Snli. 98'' rri^-l^xn X'^DID ....
a horse is placed at his (the ox's) crib., i. e. Israel is
displaced and other nations feed on his soil.M. Kat.
lO'' 'X t'yd^ to build a stable (during the festive week).
[Targ. II Esth. VI, 10; 11 X^^^X, read X^n^X stable.y-
B. T^'ilX, xni1-i!lX, Xniinx (xni^-isiX). Targ. II Chr. IX;
25; I kings V, 6. Targ. II Esth. 1. c. (xn'^^'l^lX prob.
sing.); a. e.
cS 1 1 CS or iS n'JS III m. (horreum, pi. horrea, tbpeiov,
wpiov; V. Sm. Ant. s. v.) store-house, store (of all kinds).
Tanh. B'resh. 7 nrim "^^'r 'X Vil all my stores are in
that ship.P/. X*X^-i!ix (ch. form). Targ. I Chr. XXI, 13.
n'iX'^:;'l!lX (h. foVrnj. Targ. II Chr. XXXII, 28 (h.text
ni3DGT3).' V. ^'^^"'ix, ^'^'ninx.
>C>"
JICS pr. n. Uriel, name of an angel. Targ. Y.
Deut."XXXIV, 6.Num. R. s. 2.
nn^SLILv. x^^iix.
JT'llS, V. x-ii-nix.
T
TT
'jT'^'^'S, v. V'^niiill.
i<rnis, V. xn^x.
i^'^'^l^X, V. Xin^XlI h. a. ch.
T : T :
Srj^niS, n^'^n'S) f. {-n^, Af. 'iix=h. nnin) 1) in-
struction, the Law, Bible-verse. Targ. Lev. VI,
7
; a. fr.

'XT nb'^'a (=!i"iin "^ini) religious discourse, lesson,

remarks &c. Y. B. Bath. VIII,
16-^
X^-^^IX; Y. Taan. Ill,
66^'
hot. Xni"!.. . . Y. Snh. I,
18''
'XI "^^^a "iir^^SX he
entertained them with religious discussions. Y. Hor. Ill,
beg.
47'*
'X"! ilb'^ia ~b 1*^n;> be prepared for a religious
discourse. Y. Shek. Ill, 47' top TOQUJ xnin 'X "^Xt) wha*
novel interpretation hast thou heard? Y. Yeb. 11,
4*
t'
nii-nx Xin 'p from what verse?Taan.
4* 'nh"i^
Tfb it is the zeal of study that makes him warm (ex-;
cited). Kid. 7l'' "VSi'Z j'^n^'ilIX my instruction is accept-
able, but my daughters are not desired.. Habb.
116''
n^xn 'X the Mosaic dispensation (opp. "^n'^inx 'X the
new dispensation, v. '|1.1X).xr.i^n'ix'i (sub. nrVn=h.
"J^
n"iinn) an enactment founded on the Bible text, opp.
"STl. Succ. 44* 'XI -bib Lulab, the law concerning which
is Biblical &c.; a.fr.xn^'i'iix^^a, sidx. biblically., according
to the Biblical laio, opp. ',5:ini2. Pes. 10*; a. fr.2) the
Torah, the scroll containing the Pentateuch, used at
divine service. Y. Yoma VII,
44''
top X*i"nx X'ln X"^n "ID
when you have no more than one scroll. Y. Meg. IV,
75''
hot. ; Y. Sot. VII, end, 22* n^^llX X"rtn 13 (corr.
as Y. Yoma 1. c). Ib. 'SI xrX pbn'^'ia ,-an there (in
Babylon) the Torah is carried to the Resh Galutha.

Xi"nx "la a scholar, man

of learning. Yoma 78*. Hag.
14* X'^"iX (corr. ace); v. next w.
p^niS,
"jJj^l^l^nSm.same; 1) the Law. Sabb.3l''. Ib.
88* iXn-^bn'X tl7e threefold law(Pentat.,Proph.,Hagiogr.).

2)
scholarship, authority to teach and judge. Ber. 12*
"iX'^'^IX
-in ed. (Ms. M. X-^niX) ; v. foreg. w.[3) *authority,
office. Gen. R. s. 50 'p'^-nx r-^n ed. (Ar. "p-iin'^a. Lev. R.
s. 26 pT'in'a) place of office. V. 'p'^'i'in'io.]
l^^nlSll, ]T"^iS (v. foreg.) pr. n. m. Oryan,
Oryon'. Esth. R. beg. 'X xax, Abba O. (cmp. xax). Y.
Sabb. X,
12'*
top "pi-nx nn ppi:ji.
2 pss f. (y. foVeg. ws.) officer^s or teacher^s chair.
M. Kat.^21''; 27* nbns 'X Ms. M. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.;
ed. 'nix) a high (teacher's) chair. V. ^?"^;i1^X.
"I''^"1'1!S m. (horrearius, wpeidpio;, v. X^*iix, T'^'iifiX)
store-keeper, used in the sense of "I'^^bix. Y. B. Bath. IV,
beg.
14''
'Xn Op^ (Tosef. ibid. Ill,
3'
-p-iT^blxn rn^Z) the
clothes-keeper's room.

PI. 'pT^I'ix. Y. 1. c. "pITTlX, 'Tl"nx

(corr. ace.) Toh. VIII, 7 pIX'^'lIX (corr. ace; Tosef. ib.
VII, 8 'i'^'nx'ibix).
^^""^I^^
ch. same.P/. X^'1''';11N. Targ. I Chr.
XXVII,^25; XXVI, 22 (ed. Rahm. 'T^-i-ilX, corr. ace; Var.
X^n^-lix, h. text miSiX b2J).
,
^n^^nls, V. x^^-nix.
.
n^'^^s, V. x^^sixi.
snails,
V. x-^nix.
TTiTl'
p/-.
V
^%.,
f/-.
J<^ f,
length,
\ . .
'>2
^
"* ^.
>^
""'iX the TJrim. Targ. Num.
'^v
'^^
^'>.
'V/
(of hi
^^^ in. Y.Ned. Ill beg.
37'' rr^'ilX
'
however Y. Shebu. Ill,
34''.
Il
I
C*^'^.X
K.
a. M. 0rllMt. T. Y*li. VIII.
9* h.^
Itilmiim Ut m m Aoarvralnf Ik* ckilU of c*ttii> I'
35
p^ 1 pirn Imi w iW
mrffirrr. Y, U. iliil-
?-... ft,..t li . i . -
i kimil of i^iektif tknk, mad fur m4ltmi
'
lo ImnglUy baitdUa (v. !
>.. Hhb. tl**
"
wd. lU'
' 'or*iiK [A* lu
-*,
-s fur Mplrato r, v. UM. m eou,
.. Ut.
?
ihI. . III. I.|
^TfH m.. Krm!M f. (rm) wmHmg. i6 with
nr. uf (wn. pron., foMN<, i^fafail.Targ. Prov.VII,
(.d. Vlw.
"TO^);
IS. Tuf. Pfc XXXV. a i U
'
;w^.
"rj^ T. DXl w.
^C^Cpl^ r. <7-; eoTMcp. lo h. n^) teaap, komti
>\\ii%.l 'Xnrg. Y. Bx. XXIII. tt; . ,'K MT-;
^^
Y. DuL I. 44; , cT^
"TiT"**-
Tr|r. Y. Lpt.
ml. |ir. (oorr. vorl aigtu; later wL H'VI'II). Y.
bNbb. I.
3*'
bou
'yt rvon itn^ Um miu in Um borw's
I ttrcM* tiima into homeU. (Onp. aame idM nnonf lb*
uH>k, Biiclig Bitr. U, H; Nican Tber. 741.]
Sr*wTii^, V.
jqtr*.?!U
Sr**S f. (V.
"
2) rrtttiHff, wi^V Pm
2*'"
"X
"^
tti.< ir of the MiUn. mAn> ffrtiinp. Bt-r.
3'
; .. fr.
V Sot. I, n** top, T. rn^
C*S.
*.**5^.
A, z^.^
(
/rat, T. r;; cmp. r^
-N. rcN. 'c^M. '*,
saK) 1) to bhw vtkmieml%, Mdbe
r<> sAoh/. B. Met. 8*
'r 'K* v^ sa the wind blow
'
fuiebaa. Bor.-SO' 'BTi '''r"w
>
prmver wm not beard. lb.
:-2
r"= rr-'Jt 4 'ftar'Mii'.Emb.
7^
srW xr^xtl>> !.... . ..J, bcoometknown. HaU.
'
"xi nsr* hiu^ whirl) gisi out a aoond wben blown
up thi
'
Br.
&*^
SCT sip
-5
(Ma.
N.

~
'! wji* i,rd.8)
fo MmA^
l^ R. Haah. 3S*
r-:
-
Aose tbebene*
Uons arv iuu> rhy. Ned. S*" 2*r^
T^
"STt becaiLM? ";,, ..,-
-;--,
are lengtbj,
'McpUiued first vrhat with.
- S
I
V. foreg: cmp. r", r^) lo be tb m

, earw*.
^~-
to be comfimei, Oea. B, s. !; . T8
II Kam, 10* lA "T!" 4lf giwnlww far #(tli
Pkm IT, It; a. .|.
I KifHr*^ lis a. . (T Ml'. 1. ^l.
-"^n Umt ........,.
Tiff. Y. B* IX. ! IT'KJI
IVoft lo ba Mat vHb r-a).
iC^'
M pr. a. Id. I/Am, la Oattlai <' ^M "m r
MwUixai^ Kaik IT W iwon
n-<9
'fadMlaaa aT 0. (la vlww aaaM Omjt art
la iMMldaff
thm laara paa^d at 0.| B. la*, tt^ a. ir.
tnSqllK t (MT)
M.MV /Ml. aMaMv^
rr rn^ anfaMMM, *Mfai. Targ. tiaai.
X(i ? *

f I
^>r
^^
H,
S3}l a ward ia a akam tOTHda. aa^
dtoaMaadhr. bb.
<7^
- Ar. (ad, 'W. llicM.
ymm). dap. ToaaC. labb Vf! 'Vfft' t
MD92JW aL ab. (-b. t^; ns= , ;i
uf.
r^)
Morfar <a ItmlJkr, aoMler, tkotmakar. Oic tth^PL
*V||^
Babb. Iir iba mvallM^ aiadili
'
trhkb tba ibooaakara kaot (HgbUj). Ib.lM*"ni
tba blaekiaf aaad hy rtiiwaiatirt. lb. its^ tn isin iba
drMMnT kailb. Pa.42^in]
lb. I19\
5<J?SH Ton- I Cbr. I, . T. lAia.
H^<C*X
On Y. vrsT^
^. V.) pv B. a. CMyjiw,
1) Acq', annanad K^ (ibe ddtrX aa JkaMnaf Iba im
fwrartoa, radaalor oTToatlkm. Yab. Id^; a. fr^1| oaa
maatiaaad aa a vooi-waabar. Y.' B.
TICC8, T. -r-rrx
I Vm*.( m. (TtS, witb t formal : cmp. ?*^:;]i > aiffcf
t
fo^yiay
,'
taa.il
rnPOt. n "xrr Mai^r/^m. To*zt
Maaa. 8b. I. IS; Ma(. M*. (Xaod. XCTT, v. Bvid.
and. Gr. p. 51.)
MffiCjHH cb. Mtae. Git. 44*"r! fr^ r-K ba baa
a lod^paf plaoe in Palattiae. (ia aa oeeaaoaal reaideatli
o^. IBTS petaHOMafc boaw. Mas. M*; Yobm it* it ia
5*
K3D''t''Btt5'l
36 'ITS
customary to leave empty jars and hides of slaughtered
animals n^nSTrixn (V) in one's inn. Zeb. 6I'' -Jp3 nin 'S
'=1
(Ms. M. HX-^pi . . . XSitQiyilX, V. IDTiBiriit ; v. Eabb.
D. S. a. 1.) the Divine fire took up its abode now liere
and now there. Erub.
53''
'i<3 h^if.'a (Rashi "p'^SS'n b-'i^IJ^a
iJSitB^IJt, read
ni3
, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 80)
inquired after the character of an inn (of his landlord),
lb. (enigmatic inquiry that the landlord might not over-
hear it) in'^a n^ "in "pn ms "as Ar. (v. Rabb. 1. c. note
90)=X3"r'iS"lt3'^it our innwhat is its character?
T : : T : :
']DrS^15< m, (Denom. of

-jT'iS1151X=rBiriS<, with
locat.
'"],
cmp. X"^,
T\'i})
innkeeper, landlord, host. Meg.
26"*
;
Yoma 12; Sot. 37^; Zeb.
54=^ '=1
'St n:S3 Benjamin
became the host of the Divine Presence (the Temple
being partly situated in his territory).
5<2Dr?^1^ i<;5^J^D:rJ1S ch. same. Zeb.
18"
ri'^SST^Bli'lSt' lis (Ms. M.* only rT^33"^TB'r!IS<) (the son of)
his host. Snh.
?''
hot. Yoma
78''
hJsrB Ms. M.
(ed.
p
). Bets. 4^; a. fr.Erub. 53'', v. xre'^siX.
Fem. xr!3r0''i?'''< Jwstess. Ber.
18''
ed. Ms. M. (n^
tT'SaTiBlUIX).'
*^ri"lSl2J'1S pr. n. f. (?) TJshparti. Taan.
24''
Ms.
(ed. "\ti^h^t^, V. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note, a. Var. lect.ibid.).
"i:r;;i5^, V. ^uim.
nlSl or niS (b. h.; jAnx, v. ''IX
I;
cmp. Xlnx, HN,
"inst, a. nnx; v. also Ges. H. Diet. s. v.) to join,
fit.
Nif.
riiXJ, T^yif.''} (b. h.) to he suited, pleased, whence
to he gratified, to enjoy. Y. Ber. Ill,
6''
top l^SS nx nsfn
'31 "i he dreamt he felt sexual gratification; Y. Yoma
VII, 44^ bot.; Y. Taan. I,
64'=
bot.Y. Bets. I, 6P ^3
'^'"O. la "pmxs;!; whatever you are permitted to make
use of on Holy Days.2^Mf. nix^ Ber. VIII, 6 sinist"!":; 15
1"nxb until being near enough to enjoy its light. Y. Ab.
Zar. I,
39''
top, a. e., differences as to spelling (iniK"^ or
!im:55.i.Denom. nxjn, nX3, niX3, i'i3.
mSlI c. (b. h.; V. "^IX, nixll; iXPi) 1) mark, sign,
emblem; test, signal, military ensign. Hag.
16'*
(play on
nnstl Deut. XXxill,
2 ; cmp. foreg.)
'31
Xin niX He is
the ensign among his myriad; v. XTSS^'n. M. Kat.
25"
'31 'Xn 13n'^3Tn Isx forsake us not in the symbohc trial
of bitter waters (in our trials). Pi. JTinix. Kil. IX, 10
'31 "jil"!!!!
'X the marks Avhich the weavers &c. put on
goods in their charge. B. Kam.
119''
you must not
buy from the dyer n^sn X^l 'N xb either tests (pieces
cut off to test the color) or samples (as specimens of
color).2) letter, tvriting, symbol. B. Bath. 15^ nnx nix
one letter. Sabb. 103"; a. fr.PZ". ni'nix (fr. Mnix or
ninix). Kid. 30" 'Xn b3 d-i^BID recorded (or counted) all
the letters of the Torah. Snh. X, 1 rni-^nixa Ci'iin the
Divine Name with the letters in which it is written
(Jehovah). Kid. 7P 'X 2?n"iX 'p fiU the quadriUteral
Name; cmp. D\2J.Lev. R. s. 26, beg. 'X 'n eight letters.
Sabb. XII. 3; a. fr.Trnsf. notes, documents. Tosef. Kid.
I, 7; B. Bath. 75''; a. e.
n iS III (b. h., V. rx) only with pronominal suffix
1) indicating the objective case, "^WX me, ?^n'ix thee, &c.

2) with pronom. suffix of third person, for emphasizing

the subject, "inix he himself, this one, the same, he tvJio &c.
Gen. R. s. 2, beg. '31
'X lb
3^5"^
the latter now sat there
confounded &c. Y. Git. VI,
47''
'p3SJ mix:: on this very
subject (divorce). Sabb.
13'' '31 Ul'^xn mix 113t may that
man be remembered for good. Ber. V, 3 iii'^ rtnixi in
that hour; a. fr.

pip'O mix euphem. for pudenda. Nid.

47''.
Git. 69''; a. e.131 nxi mix the law concerning the
killing of
the young with its mother on the same day (Lev.
XXII, 28). Hull. V,
1
; a. fr.P/. )mn. Y. Meg. IV,
74'1
top rismu 'X those laws delivered orally. Keth.
4''
'X Vi3
Di^'^n all those days ; a. fr. [In later writings ;i5'^xn mix
is freq. used for Jesus of Nazareth.
SrilDmS f. (sn*^) sitting doivn, sitting. Targ,
Ps. CXXXIX, 2.
']''Dim&<, Cant. R. to III, 11, read 'psip'^X as Ex. R.
8. 35, end.
Jj<^ri^5}< f. night-bird, owl. Targ. Y. Lev. XI, 18
(Targ.'^d. ib. xnil q. v.; Targ. Y. Deut. XIV, 16 X^'iS).
[Perh. corrupt, of xnixa v. nixa.]
urrm, or^m, v. Gixmnx.
n^'^i'^ms, V. x^-jsniix.
HTl^^m^^ Y. Snh. II, 20
bot. read nm-iBn-.S), v.
xn'^3n''3.
^^^S to kindle, v. "'tx.
S^S or SJlJ^m. sea-ea^/e(cmp.Xt12J). Targ. Y. Deut.
XIV, 12"^Ar. (ed. XTS na, Xf^a ia; h. text rTi3ty).
irn?S,v.nitx.
^^3|^^ m. glass (v. X55^). Keth.
77''
'X^i XTl^J Ar.
parings of glass (ed. XtlSX).
'\m, ^"^jm, V. 'nx.
"llJltS, V. "iianx;
"l)lS Ithpe. prefix of vfrbs with prim. lit. t as 3intX
fr. ailt &c.
1^^^
(=nx
I/tX; cmp. bTXl; t3, in, 13.", Ilin &c.) to
he cut
off;
to go apart, be gone. Sabb.
34''
; a. fr. I^ITXI
iniio"::b they differ (cmp. ibs), each following his own
principle (ov consistent with opinions elsewhere ex-
pressed). Ned. 41" mix xn.i'n (Rashi Trh iblX) six of tliem
are gone (fiscaped his memory). Bets. lO'' X'obr'b "TtX
disappeared (Ms. M. iblX; 11" iblX). Meil.
17'' XITX pB3
Ar. (read ITS, ed. btx) he went out and away. V. ijx.
87
"m
II M
. 0k II. OtoU . V.
STTITTtH, V, AMI w.
Ml.
^'
M*. (ad. iarqnw, mmi. r? . . .).
'i<Mf. Tni jJu. XIII. h ll>. XLI. n M* Vnr.
f , - . .^
I . I tM f <^ni)
I )
f)tf<etr*
tv mimm nrtXihilinm nati Ik*
i i'nu I, io-
I..J1
-
na?
n
ittuti ealomny. Nom. R. . 7
\i, 30) i6 esV '-rr u tuOl u
' S^ T USUI} H Wff limm br tli
wbMIM do W diV tlM pMMltyt A.
. . . ; .. KmHUi. III. 10;
-. ''
?> tmliikkmtimL
.ni. R. lo VII, 8, t. -WK
5<r*rTS. S'TtX ch. M foM*. I. SlMba. JO*
- 1 1
-
M' Mn<l iln' lojral |r. >iwniiiif It, te
I fioin till* \<<ti< Y.TobmVIII,
4.*
n rbr Uinw proliibiidn x.t!.*'*.
2'tS. -"rS m.(b.h.;St) Aywop. Nf.XIV.6V "X
\r vit) Onok h>-nop. 8bb. XIV, 3 (I0'')
V
'
^TX
,
*::rK (rMui two wonU, Ms. O^ v. Babb. D. 8. a. 1.
noU 4); a. fr.Pf, V^rr^ M. Kau M**
T
^'?ri th
hyaaop (mo) on tb wall (common hamanitjr); v. xyL
XZ*TS. ^(I~t'^( eh. MOM. TUg. Ex. XII, SS; ..
"5"TS,
TrX c. (b. h.; '^) girdle, belL M. Kai. 14
* girdla (anmnd hia booaa-gown) tttiflM for
!i baa no more than Um abirt ba la waablng).
Shobu. V. 12 jq.; a. i.FL U
'
";
'
ii
, til Qn. B.
.^ V- r errr>^ <7n3c ibejr loown^d tb girdkt of Ibair
>in (in niouminf j-nipihy). [Clu r^.J
S^-'S, S*TS
cb- aame. Sot. I, IT* lop
--r^^
r- -:t prrx* my belt, and my Mn'a bdt and tbat of
his father inUw; Ham.&.a.t(p. 8SS* d. Amat.); T.Peab
vii. .0' hot. (corr. aoo.); cmp. Vidr. 8am. cb. XJII.
'!^'
^1?
(=^. V. xr/;TP a. ?n) f0 Aeat (db
$tfx:'my Pan" 111. 19; 22.farg. la. XXXllI. 4
"JJIT
(Rt'p sIiaU heat (batht, orena) tbcrewitb
til - .
X-rrn;
(cmp. Eaeb. XXXIX, ).
tvikiog); a. e.Y. T^r. VIU, and, 4r
;::. ;>.;>, .; .'T'Tsn wbicb be bad beated far aeTeB
:\yt. Koh. R. to II, 8; a, e. TTC 7*tx 7-m that ai|er-
iined the fires iu tbem.Lev. &. s. S8. end rPSTs br;
rflT* ffMd II
.
<
f
Pia.| aad Wmmmmm) m^^ mfui
*d ciaaniiwl bim
#" "*'
''Kiaif' f *^iFiij
'" >'ii'
H
M
^-
' 7*^ I iimmaiil tMi <li <^ili ba^
Im Wilnwl !!<. ^NIjW* j^ iWy VMM
oC Mid IW ImuI>
trfftt^^t.
pNM (Af. *4pm.9.p9%.p9tttkw^. Kak. ft. u
VIII, T'V^ H 1 k < It*
p M^ bMd nralli K'sk
911 T'm, V.**. ?-w. y P. X. Mi' rrsr
wa liad; cwpi. Mad. 4**.)
nn^fM f- (b- b.:fr^, -sn II
mnlim (of iMv. RaMa). wrtfifjaw tut pt9%*n
V, Birr.V. f^fr^sirnr Ti tb* Mr>
-
Moottd MetloM of Uw algbloaa hmmdini^.^. .... ..
Ml aipwailuM r Miiifcatiwi (flMlyl. ofv^
MB. iW
p)rar far mla (la dia afartli banaHrtinn) wlwkli l aa
M|iraMioM cr-fa4y^T.lfat.ni,T4*'tor1iryrrc
'y VTp that Um ncfialioa (ordMMMiiOMBMaalad
oa Porimt tnrr^At Um ealahvailaa fhanaC^-ff| Iv.
M.^m) fA' mr Trirmfrwrnmalm. Vaa^ R. Lf.
b^. Uw H'fMwnx.m i' TmrnL & J ^oiai oal Um IM.
VMM wttb UMir flis; Caal. R. to U, 4 'n )o 9^
Alia tba Dfv. Xmb* la ncilaUoa of laMBMi
A
T^^l^
ToMarromiiTer-ClawMcaiikaDhr.V.
frqoaaUjr oeearm. T. Ber. III. r.T. Sabb. XTI. IV
bot.; Bab. fbld. lir
/
1 1 i|i -rp joa anHt cM oal
Um Div. K. occurriac in tlMia (Um iMMlk wWafai.
Y. Tmb. II, MC top 'rn rr aifliHia UaMa Um Um
Tetrafmauaatoa appear* ia Um I^mIm Btdm (XXtXt-
Xma. B. a. S, bog.; a. fr.
'
_
5Wl, >TIJ,
>'W (b. b-
5t||;
I
Tji; T.
~3 '
f8e,7o
Cmrv; (o
fo7
Targ. Oaa. XX9UI, i. Uj-f
VrK. Wx Targ. O. Kom. XXII. ftf, a. 1^. Y. Kab.
X, 28^ 'T* -sn Vtk go. ahow tbjr faea Ac lb. rers
'rViratcn Vt-s I wOI aotgo... farif I dUgoAr,
8abb. lit* T
-
sr: H allar Um wriUi la goaa. the
aaeradaaM of Um acroU iagoae (aftarUMaeaaOlMal
vaflt far aaerad oactbenMierial baaloai ila 1
tar). Y. DeaL m, SS* bou T- iters firm wn Umi maa'a
load voold aooa be goaa(lf aacb arerapacBiitlcd to tab a
cbip). Y. Bar. Till. If* 'S^ sn irm lArv n w ibe
dedaioB of Bab and Saarad gooe (to be diacgardadyr
Y. Sab. X,88*bot.'S^im'kn(ad. Kroc irr| ia
UuU wbkb waa laceiTed froaa (ia Um tiaditaaa'oO . . .
to be diarifardedt Y. Yeb. VIII. r bot. :rirr firm Wt
(ed. KroC idw^ eorr. aec. ; for im nad mr: or Vinn]L
-Tmaf. fo depart life, die, Y. Hag. U. TT* boc tUa oaa
ronuaittcd a ain rc IT and died ia iU aad tiM odMr Ac
M. Kat. S8^ ld6 *r woe, for tbe depattod oaa! T. KcUi.
XII. S5* top Vw fo die, coatrad. to "rai to rcavrcrf^
iDiperat. oaa. "Vt^VistHnIL H* IC TZ t follow
tba nu^oiity of caaea; a. fr.
bTK 38
'inx
55s
II (=^T3!; V. Ezek. XXVII,
19;
/bT) to Spin,
loeave.' B.' Mets.
24''
'^'^iblx Tr'2. 'h^^'^^ Xl12"ip a skein
which the net-weavers had used; v. V^itll. Deuoni. X^pS
a. next w.
S''1 j|S in. (foreg.-) weaver. PI. '^."'iV^^- B. Mets.
24''
(some ed. ^ibtX corr. ace), v. foreg.
'^
_' ni.'pl. (=bT5) running tvaters, waves. Targ.
0. Ex.'^XV^ 8 (Var. X^^TX; Y.
X'J^IJ).
i^nam,
^<l|na|s, pn^najs (p?^n^!s,
j
'iJl j/J?Nj m, (a\x6.pcfjooi, afxapaYOtov) emerald, a
jeAvei (also colored crystal; v. 131^7 a. '"^ISI^f). Targ.
Job. XLII, 13: Targ. 0. Ex. XXVIII, 18 (Targ. Y. ib,
"iniTSlSj!); a. e. Ex. R. s. 38, end )-''rTa'n?pi<.
']1}^ Targ. Is. XXXIII, 4, third pers. pi. of XTN, v.
j)Cs, jnS m. (b. h.;
Y^^
to he pointed, cut, cmp.
Tn, Ta. V. XJ-isiS) 1) ear. B. Kam.
79''
na? h^ 'X human
ear, opp. Divine perception. Y. Sabb. I,
3''
top; a. fr.
2) handle. Cant. E. beg. 'si 'X Th
'-in
X^l but had no
handle and could not* be carried; a. fr.

Du. fi']31X
1) ears. Lev. R. s. 32, beg. "ynh 'X the road has ears
(be on your guard in speaking); a. fr.

2) handles. Kel.
IV, 3, V. X^-J&'ij;
a.fr.3) D-^STX or 'X ^132 swollen glands
of the throat (Rashi). Ab. Zar.
28''
'X; Y. ib. II,
40''
top; Y. Sabb. XIV,
14'*
top 'X mSla.
riT^fS, V. STi^DTSlN.
"15s (b. h.; ^-iT, cmp. lit, riif!*) to put around,
girdle', to stre^igthen.
Hithpa: lji?!;^i7 '0 9i'>^d, strengthen one^s self. Ber.
16''
'31 Ijxrini and gird thyself with thy mercy.
nn|c> m. (b. h.; n"n=S"n) [planted^, native, citizen.
Succ. 28"
'i< m 'X if it read ezrah .(Lev. XXIII,
42), it
would mean every native (man or woman); a. fr.

PL d-^mTX. Sifra Emor, end.i*em. n-'n'iTN, pi. r.'i^n'nTX,

Succ. 1. c.
^?1?^
f- (b. h. ?"1TX) arm. Targ. Y. II. Num. XXXI,
50; v.V'i'"^!'.
^"^11^?^'
r^
m-
C^^^^)
attachment, handle. PI.
'i^linTi*; Targ. Y. Ex. XXV, 12 ed. Vien. (oth. ed.
"-niMX; ib. XXXVII, 3 'mirbit, v. Ibn Ezra comment,
a. 1.).
nN
I m. (b. h.; tMiH.; cmp. SX) brother, kinsman;
fellow, equal, fellow-believer &c. Meg. 11"
Tplay on ahash-
verosh, Ahasvenis) '=1
CXi h^ TVik a brother (in cruelty)
to the chief tyrant (Nebucadu.) ; a. fr.P^. fi'^m, 'j'^nN:.
Gen. R. s, 89, beg. (play on dhu, Gen. XLI, 2) in years
of plenty '31
'i< TOi'S niiisn people are brotherly to each
other, Ib. s. 99
'31 xrnsi Q-^PIX brothers to the degraded
woman (Dinah), .... but not to Joseph; a. fr.Cant.
R. to VIII, 1 d'^nx -^Jiu brother and sister.
ns, sns, sns ch. same. Targ. fr.

PL
Targ. Gen. XIII, 8;^ay e."^nx Yeb. 5''.Y. Yoma VJ,
43^ |3"^ns our brothers.
niS
II intei-j.
1) (b. h.) exclamation of sorrow. Oh!
Meg. ll'* (play on ahashverosh; v. nxl) lirxib 'X woe
upon his head. Snh.
102''
(play on Ahab nx-nx) '^"O'db 'X
a subject of grief to the Lord, and father (friend) of
idolatry.2 (=Syr.) exclamation of joy. Ah! Targ. Is.
XLiv, 16 (h. nxn).
SnS, ^^n^^ 1) brother; v. n>i:.
2)
pr. n. m. Aha.
Arakh. 22''; Keth. 88'*,
surnamed M'T'Sr. ITT superintend-
ent of the palace. Y. Ber. II,
5''
R. A. surnamed Roba;
a. many others. Y. Taan. II, BS** hot.; a. v. fr.
"'SnX pr. n. m. Ahai. Hull. 59'\
Jji^flS,
S^n^
m- (contr. of XSX "^nx) -father's
brother, uncle. Targ. Jer. XXXII, 7 T^llanx thy uncle.
Targ. 0. Lev. X, 4 (Ms. I a. Ill "^ninx MX; Targ. Y.
Xla'^Sn q. v.); a. e. Yeb. 2l'' Ar. s. v. xnnx ^n (ed.
ins m., rnx f. (b. h. ; v, next w,, a. in) one. [Frcq.
represented by 'X.] Kid. 50'\ a. fr. mx Has simultan-
eously, V. nam. Peah III, 3
'31 11 nnx-a p'hn-or\ (Ms.m.
'X3) he who takes out onions with a unity of hand, i-. e.
all of them for one purpose. Ber. 6I'', a. fr. in33 rinx
^"
ii?331 (abbr. 1"3X") how much against one , i. e. how
much the more.inx .... inx both . . . as well as. Tem.
I, 1 '31 O'i'i'ixn 'X both, men as well as womeil, Y. Keth.
V,
29''
top It nnxi It nnx the one as well as the other;
a. fr.iriX3, nnx3 at the same time. Tosef. Neg. I, 11;
sq. Sot. 8"; a. fr.Yoma I, 7 nnx 5B!11 and cool thyself
for once, for a change, v. n'ln.

PI. S'linx
1) singular,
unique. Yalk. Gen. 62 (ref. to'd-iinx C^l-ll Gen. XI, 1)
they spoke Avords 'X "^3125 "bli against two only ones (ref.
to inx Ezek. XXXIII, 24 a. Deut. VI,
4)
[corr. ace. Gen.
R. s. 38].
2)
(cmp. IPIX) closed up, mysterious. Gen. R.
1. c. (Yalk. 1. c. nilinx V. next w.). .
"rTkS (sec. r. of 1in, V. Iini) to join, close. Part,
pass. I'lnx, pi. dil^inx
1.) closed up, mysterious. Yalk.
Gen. 62, v. foreg.

2)
;'oined, united. Gen. R. s. 38 (ref.
to Gen. XI, 1, v. foreg.) 'X d"'1!3l common goods, com-
munism.
llnS, Pa. I^nx, inx ch. (v. foreg.) 1) (corrosp. to h.
150 a. irsri; cmp. h. tnx) \) to close (the door), to lock
up; to seize, capture. .Targ. Is. XXII, 22-iin^i. Ib. lin*';;',
lin^": (fut.).Targ. Deut. XXI, 19 |1in::='^-!' (Pa. ; Var.
(ilU;!;;;^^!^:;; !) Targ. Am. Ill, 5; a. fr.Snh.
26''
hot.,
a. e.' XTt'i^ i-i'^inx locked the door. Pes. Ill'' Xinx
39
"^
Mrm rr^ mfifH l Ammm, 4immmtii htmJ^nt
-"It
"*! ' I
j^
i W II to *< "/"'
IV. 10 rrm m .
,
j*
' "-

n r*r t
J** wn >
S^r|H
f. (.
A.rff.) I) ML Tiir
>' XVIII, !
IkI. (iUliw iU. tm*
-y

dUk
4
I
W/6oy, an AoKirm. Mali* lit**}
*
nnH,v.
H"TO, IT.nX m. (li. b. !,
T. 0*. II. Did. . *.)
%:r..nl, M'l1^>lr yi.iH. ifttl.
Twf. O. Ovo. XLI, t.
H?1*nS f.('*~X xr^TT* iK.MrHi'.'ii T^rjf. O.Niii).
\XVII, T;iL.
rrnS
r.(b.b.;dtiom.orrQi) \)bf.(hf>h^
".<.'/
11 U. .
h9
(|)lv <> <*^**< ^''i*' ^'-' -' '' ''">* '
only thr ki IT nsrut love and fr>- :. i>i. ) Lev. K.
i\ . ftr.Tmf. Ita joimUy. Sa^! .- r&|ilaiD. mj
r.XXXVI.aS) IC
'.'pVTg grtr .\r >( Oxf. (T. Bbb.
s : N:**nM3 clr. ermr) wood kindlod aU
rctdilf T. Mxtw.].S)
(lw)a<flfM
U. Kam. M* tare H ^ TUGS who
^ .'.lu of consanguinity.
rrnx rh.. v. jmst
T 1 -
S*.*nX
pr. n. Ml., V, nzrwll.
SI'**nX, V. JC'^rsc
; " "K
"TJIi %'**.
n , %.if, TIP*
'
M.r in*<l wf a tvMal'Y. Tom** \
la* brik ittnMl iW aaad*
l*; /4ir. lb. (fW. to I
r rrs: .. .. .Mt of all iktor*
"
fl^ (Pi. L
d MMMH Um n$*\
^y
xM\
i7,V fr./I 7-ni, cM. -in|. TW.
p '^^m 73 bakiai liiai . m. tr. \
tofl lit^J i^i
1 i
>x. i n
I [Tt%, T. Lav. Xn, M, V.
VTH},]
dK. ' Y. HlMtNLlY. w^ lop ^ le-ii
(wife). T. Bv. iX, IS* hoc
*
nerr
Lev. E. a. 14. b^
'^
-ai M ili>tlly. T. Mi. II,
.74* top "TR aaotlicr (icralJ). Ow. B. a, Tt rm aaolWr
(word, is rtpfy)u
H^-
'"'''^
Tar*. Gia. XXTI, SI
;
a. fr!)-{D. U, 3f; VII, i.
%,
-^^.J
V. -TT
TfTXt^ t (b. k.; rrm, v. ni|l| aMrr. Tfc. : ...
lloU.
1*14*
(oT aafaMlijuK rrn^L Tab. lU. i ; a. .
S!**nX m. (V. x*r^) 1) mmitm jraw, fro*
(aa
K V. Iter. M, 10>, bot) wiaim4wi oaed for
Muii);, kimlUng trootf. 8abb. SO* (expbiin. rw Jer.
\ XXVI, 23; V. rrn l, end)
KJ'^P^J
(^*ar. x:*r?fi) wiUow-
it\ lb. inie cm>d
*:*
"it *ra ;sr3 wbo waou il^Uenaf,
ui it as found be b*
*
willow twig* for nla.3) wRvm
<'.
lb. ao^ explaining '|yM;M&lL(d.se-Tet,xrrnR).
^vn^<
f. (!>. b. rur; tnt) jiBmwiBii, MAeHteacc
\ KWK I t^CC top; a, e.' Y. HalL IV, eo"". [lb. nrnn.
:*
ncs; strike out tbe entiic aentcnce.]. HidL 73^
r*"? rrrx, v.- m"r.
Xl'J*nX cb. same. Targ. P. .1, 8 Ms. (ed. atr-OnM).
rT**r*J^^ f. r*i^> tfOittg, imltTprHtdim. Dmti.
v -
THH (b. bl; aae.r.ort%aBp.im)l)lt^vkiir,
AoU; Iwp; te AifaOL Bnb. 97^ 'sr nan T<m%i ImM-
iag la Ihair haads Um doing oT tkcir felbcn, i. #.
foUowiiV tkair tellMr's annipla. Bakk.
^
tn ii}|; b^
bad ai( attadt of riBi^liun. T. Fh. I. ts^ STVi rnni
Um aatmal attacked vitk coi
^
aihm. T. Sakk. XIV. ir
kot.7;7vn^apaiBtatkac]r ariaaikim. Ik. XIX. cad,
1
7^
rvar. -rrrat favar ovattook kia; a. fr^"S vv to kotv
a AeU fl/l-B. Hdsu I, l. Y. YoaM II. MF top;* a. fr^
Part. paML ant h$Um$ fmti, kasay m0rm itU. Ex.
B. a. 4 (t. lj||VS) trrsn mnft tmplwrt Ae
<fr-
a^fkl, U idmie h apMea/ 4eerp#ia. Sak.
&**; au c
JK/l ir^ fa 6e narrf. T. Tua. D,
/*
lap; a. c
*ll^. rr^ to rfidrgafc aplil aaarf OaaAiv tkifgt
ca Ike
^p*
</ a torpr p*b; fo ifmte wiAVmMmg mmi.
Sabb. I, II (It^ sq.) .
I ujty f-d. (llafc, Ar. a. V. ih.
-r
'

-Ta\ cd. Ya.
T"!
r ^ rnr.
nsi^TriK 40
"inx
''^^^,
rinS
(
y^'n, cmp. ^^n) to unite. Part. pass.
"liinx
united. Num. E. s. 13, beg. lb::x tr^^'m rrr^ia they
shall be united with him (around his table).
Fi. rtn^X to join; to sew together (with fine stitches);
cmp. li^in; nsini. Gen. E. s. 39 beg. '31
nx 'kUJ CUTOX
Abraham who united all mankind into a brotherhood
(by the belief in one God), '21 nnsri Xintr riTD like one
who sews &c., V. infra. Ex. E. s. 40, end.Esp. to mend,
by stitching, the rent of the garment torn in mourning,
M.Kat.22''; a. fr. lb.
26'
iriinxb to stitch them together.
Eithpa. a. Nithpa. nnijnn, nnxriD i) to be joined; to
be stitched together. Num. E. s. 13, beg. (play on ^rinx
Cant.V, 1)
'31
-'h inxns they were joined to me (I joined
them) in the captivity. Gen. E. s. 68 ninXPi^, v.
I^X.
M. Kat.
26-''
"pn<na ,"'X must not be stitched' together.
2) to be joined by grafting, to grow together. Y. Kil. I,
27'^
top '31 'Xns 'n they (the two seeds) combine. Y.
Shebi. II, end,
34''
bot. Y. Orl. I, 6P hot.
^nS ch., Pa. "inx as foreg. Pi. Targ. Koh. in, 7
tiXHXb to sew together.
"^"H*?^
1)
part. pass, of 'nns
q. v.
2)
(=h. ini'^B, v.
^n^) singled out, devoted, betrothed. Targ, 0. Lev. XIX,
20. Targ. Ps. CXIV, 2. Targ. Cant. VI, 9.
^i-
'7'--^ {^t\V() tahing possession; ca2)ture. Meg.
6^*
ilS h-iVO ri'niriX imx 'p-ilp l-^n Ms. (ed. "I'^UJ, Ar. ITT)
they, recorded the act (of taking the place afterwards
called Caesarea) as the capture of Migdal Tsor.
nTn?J^II f. (h. iTiin) enigma.PI ininx Dan.
V,
12.^
n"n!S (b. h.) pr, n. m. Ahiyah, several men of var-
ious periods. 1) Shek.V,l t3i303n bs 'X A. superintendent
of the Temple libatio'ns (wines, oils).
2) Ber.
63''
A.,
a "Babylonian scholar opposing Palestine authorities.

3)
niinx "^n-i E. A., aTannai. M. Kat. 20"; a. e. Ibid.''
'31 1^rh X'^'TI '^
E. Hiya (although a Chald. abbreviation
of Ahiyah) and E. A. are two different persons.
TiTrib? pi. of ninx.
ffSpVlJiS f. C^Ti) reanimation, resurrection. Targ.
Hos. VI, 2 , . . W'^niS: resurrection of &c.^ a. e.
''^niS pr. n. m. Ahai (v. "^Nnx). Kid.
22''.
n^^'H^^, V. n^ns.
T -: T -:
pn^
fo laugh, v. T)in.
'"
U
~
^'
('''^r')
chills and fever, trembling. Git.
70-'
(explained, as 'fire of the bones'). Ber.
32''
(play on brr^l
Ex. XXXII, 11). [lb.
12'J
ibihX Af. of ^inil.]
D^rib^) 'X IB? pr. n. pi. K'far Ahim. Men. 85\
Tosef. 'ib. IX, 2 dihx.
rT'^^tlS f., pi. ni^pnx (prob. to be read ri'3ins,
V. K'^^ilPiN) 'plums. Y. Dem'. II,
22'^
top.
n^rikS f. (bbn) defilement of a priest's daughter, v.
n^Vq. Snh."
66'' '31
nn^nx nbnn ox if her first defilement
occurred in whoredom (not inwedlock with one degraded).
"U^rj^^nS f. (cmp. h. rpn) pot, closed vessel. PI.
'pnirinx. Targ. Esth. I, 4.
'""Z
"^- ("i^I^) ruby, name of a jewel in the High-
priest's breast-plate. Targ. Cant. V, 14; v.
"i^^G.
^inm, ^112r\^ m., Ar., v. X^^mill.
CsnuMiS pr. n. pi. AhrnHha, Ecbatana, capital of
Media. Ezra VI, 2, v, 'I'n^ti; v. Schr. K. A. T. p. 378.
D liffS, 3>"13n D'Tloc, a formula representing a per-
mutation of letters wherein the first (St) interchanges
with the eighth (n) and with the fifteenth (D) ; the second
(3) with the ninth (::) and with the sixteenth (S), &c.
Sabb.
104'''
ti"^a ::>"-jn D"nx=i6rnTa "^DS^a nnib^* on '^dx
ipi'Z I shall spare them because they resisted sensual
temptations; v. Cl'^S.
b^JDHS,
^<?J^pr]S f. CjDn) property, inheritance.
Targ. Lev. XIV, 34; a! e.B. Bath. 133''
'X ^lias who
unlawfully pass an inheritance from one hand to another.
"ins (b. h.; denom. of "linx) 1) to be behind, v. Pi.

2)
(euphem.) to cover (of camels). B. Bath. 93^; Shebu.
34''*;
Snh.
37''
(Ms. M. B. Bath. 1. c. l^tT^). Tosef. B. Kam.
Ill, 6 "I'^nix.
Pi. ^nx, ^ri'^x to tarry, hesitate; to set behind. Pes.
IX, 9 'Pl'irx tDX if I should be late. Y. Yoma III,
40*^
top rtffiSa 12 'X the text orders a later action after it.
Y.Ned.X,
42*''
nTi^aisJ^ 'X he tarried in standing, i. e. was
the last to sit down. Gen. E. s. 81, beg. 1^13 PX DIX 'X
if one procrastinates the fulfillment of his vow; a. fr.
Pu. (and
Hof.) "inix, "inxin to be postponed, be done
late, be placed later. Y. Yoma III,
40'^
top "inixp bb3n
tl'^ii would belong to things to be done later. Ib. "iHXIi
'31
let it be done later than &c.nilPQ iniX^I Ci^pl^ "px
there is no 'earlier' or 'later' (no chronological order)
in the events or laws of the Scripture. Pes.
6'';
a. e.;
Y. Sot. VIII,
22'^
inxin.Shebi. X, 5, a. fr. "mix's (a
document) postdated, opp. dlpl^ antedated. B. Mets.
V, 10 nnrnxa n'^ai postpaid interests.
lljiS ch. same.
1) to be behivd. 2) *to cover. Targ.
Jer. V, 8 (of steeds, h. text D^^T1^ ; some ed. 1 for. "i).
Pa. as foreg. Pi., to tarry; to retard. Targ. O, Gen.
XXXIV, 19; a. fr. Sabb. 119' m^HX take ye a later
meal (on Sabbaths).
Af.
inix same. Targ, 11 Sam. XX, 5; a. fr.[Targ.
Prov. XXIII, 30 'piniri, "pinila Part. Af. or Pa. of Tr^'
'"ini^, "nnxn.] l
*Ithpe. inxrx, contr. inrx to be delayed. TaVg.
Y, I
Deut. I,
2; cmp. however ib. v. 6, v. nnx.
41
Tfy$
")nM(b. tt.i V. tefg.),pL<
A4tr mi>*
iih'Hil ooMillw (Mr Ml). Tcnm i*
n "Tn urior An >'M) umm sAot Um mi, opsi
Id hutwl, I. in iiMtii*r tflflbPMii
iiff Ii. Hbb. IM**} . ftp.^nij^ II i(wnj. i"iir*
r
-^)
/lir, tkm, wkt^nu, kmrnm, Van. IT
II Ihm aM !' n Ul MktlUMll
iiMMMM7(f)*< 'wn"riawl
iir II la nol <rvi mbMalMlly vlgr *. ; . tt^
I M I0C11I ifffm. MMJUr. lb* pTMampKon of Um InMli
r iiiiv'a ui0itint, btemm b* might hair* pi
i
lwd man
.r Im had bM ladlMd to Uo. Y. lllMba. Tl.
^nitv ito pns BT^wpii te wfottty MMiiof*
o ,u. mh apfriy Ibo pHaolpIo of mjfcir. ao m to mjt
at tHH>ttM Im mlfht luivo aM *lioa hMi aol iMt
UK*. h nMjp Mjr, 'thoa dldfl 14 , bot I
...i ...t ..r it' (mhI hla plM tnoM bo ooeoplod wlllMal
n (MilOi
V. ^* . V.
>.iptqi
%
mitmui . Y. KU.
XiBr top '31 lina nrrrr
myMMJodahtlMllMMeoodlboo,
, cIm (i wnrihT). Kib. 6^
my proporty I boqooalb
'
th<* tV
-
<t Rftor Umo ii sboll go otr to . .
.
Hi
''^
<> ^^^ a/lcriMrJi. iwtlijftMWfly. Pm.
\. 8; a. T. fr.
"IHH m. (b. b.; v. fong. a. "Tin) n>*cb of,] amdhr.
the olkrr, $hrantr. 11 "Wi (obbr. r*^) 1) oMflUr tMy,
4tRofAr fXiiUinaiion, Sab. IV, 5; a. t. tt. la Xidr^
) oapboai. ftr iMWvy, Mtfat *e^ . *^ 8) J^,
.poftatt.l byaaoM oCBUiha baa Abayab. Qag. 14^; a.a.
X oCAcrt; 1) frcq. ia Miabn. for aaoayawaa
Ji(IV>ringinopiaioa,Br'nm'M,T.Hor.l8^ip''Qlt
s: "^
R. Mair to quotad aodar tba word ajfcwfai.
<;Mltf. 8ab. 59^ rCK tbawMb of
1 -ta. 1 1
ii>;
a. ft-.Faak nT^t Yoma
1, I N tioaal) wife; a. fk-^-^-Sab. 104*
"M *rr* N T
iiing baaida* (iball bappan).
"SrPH, *^^n^ in.(foreg. wda.) prop. dWifaoleil to
Pf. s*<*.-x,
T
'
ryc Dam. III,5'an'KX3iiK7itwaanBoi
ri>spoaaibla for dacaivan. Paa. DL, f mb nt T^ITTTK ynn
heyara not reapoaiibla to onaaaotbar (need not ears for
tcb otbar). Y. Katb. VHI, and, 9i\ a. fir. It roo: V=
.11 bi landed property is pledged f<or In.
J**'"'^^
"> '^'^^ ' f^T'T??'
' Boaa) atiWr, acal,
Me^. 21^; :*fr.^t th* last of tboae called np to

r ,r fmn the Torah.il r":rTj(f m., i i 'anjt f.* OTO

<
>; of bands af^ maals before grace, opp.
t" - -: w ;i.hni? l>.>t>* maal. Br. SS""; &. fr.

<
r****^ or aly
pf^
VWm MMiaaia. Yaaa 8^; a. fr^Bar. ir rw
'T ilM toMir (pPMl) ir i rtlii bi^ iW tomr lalo
aMlfl8ii^- Crmi <IM toa bMl tMlioaa M iba PHfar
aflMitiitiMi m4M*ia.l^^-ln*.M^r-lW9aHHitf
W|l;
ir. I
I
|
< I
Ji
,
m
l I
Jil
(a<t.| II B.Ka.r{a..
XZZ2^ ttfa. a.
dkM amy I* fWMHM to te
r
i<
II aoM>/-li
r^
V<V was pparty
ay iiiaiiHy ba i n ii f
I
rop^w
y^^^rmt
p
ii
p
w
^
' ihii* 1 1
aattad 10 (aMvabto
p
i upm^p^ KM.
KK^
i^^-H
111. 11
p
'l'i
m
ati la iBifaasMa tm iMm fW
M. tor; a. / U^m 'V aa
patty japlilfii
KaUkt4^a.f^^lb.ftl\a.*.
"S II yq TlWIa wbkfc dm 4iaa>a pto
*<l> 8
p
art
y
to
to aoaiiiarad m fkm tmtb^
iMiMmiii). a Matou l*",
a. a. 10 . . . * pn tfB.<aU<ft-aUwHli
Y.n
^
\iM9tinr^ imer, km, T. f I,
oad, tt**
^anvr
'-^
the ottar (toil aamai) E.
Y. Br. n.
5^
top H irt* toil ateflar/
A
Y. Tte. Vm. 48^ boc rnv V <kw (drfafciag;
dnaik aad dtod.
'
.! Y. Vag. tn.
74^ boi.
Kt wryiBi tba toal a^jbtyawaa,Fern wr^
Y. Taaa. I, b^ tT. Y. Sbaba. m, t** lO m tba last
oaa^Tug. Pnrr. T. 80 W^nna rtraiym'^-lk XXT. t,
a. fy. 10 fli toil, ia At Mrf^if
u.
J.
-*
,*- Ib^ ZZIT,
14 Ha. (ad. dag.).
,
^HTnnM m. amAv. priLl8*1iiVaaoaMrama.
*Bata.*V'rQ inmilbh^ Mito i nl H9r4(abbr.v^|
aaotbar vantoa. fas. 8T^. a. fr^A
T'T*
Yab. 4*;
a. fr. Ckap.
t^
rriTlM t (b. b.) Mmr, emL Y. Mtg. 111.
74'
^oC
srrnrw t. tn
^ *
%
^
. . w
'
,
'
,iaL
TrnnS ab^-b. rnrn
ftab. tt**!! MT&rc aaotbar aabjael. Pas. ST; a. 1^.
Ei- Vk,' s;
V'fr.FsmTioRrfm, I
:.
i
.
*
,
r
'
.
'
/.*
.
Twg. O. ib. XXI, 10 (anoHmr, addttwnal witof. Uwi.
Oea. XVn, tl^Laai. B. to IT, t^B. Batb. IO*V^-VT
a atraager (aot bia ow witoi.
/"
^
7T%^**-
Taig. O. Oea. XLI, S; a. a. ar>- .at. is. to
IT, l&r-[Taig. Y. Gaa. XXXI', 8 KrT-=2 ^^sna a repci-
itaon of veepiiur. t. llftiKiL]
rr^nat
42
XMbtSK
i<JDS"l'l^nK, ]" .... m. pi. (h. B^3 . . . .
.)
satraps,
Persian governors. Dan. Til, 2; a. e.Cant. E. to VII, 9.
riHS (pnS), ^^^^J?5 f. ch.=h. ninx. Targ. Jer.
XXIliTs; a.fr.Pes. 4^] a^. ir.Pl. xniWK. Targ. Job. 1,4
(ed.'^nx); a. e.Yeb. 32*\ Sabb. 13". Yeb. 66" top (twin
sisters).
13 S, n 3t2S Atbah, a formula of combination or
interchange of two letters the numerical sum of which
is either ten (e. g. :J"X=1 + 9 ; n"2=2
+ 8) or one hundred
(e. g. at"^=10 + 90; B"3=20 + 80=100), whereby n and 3,
remain isolated or substitute each other. Ex. T^. s.
16 (allusion to ^ti Num. XXIII, 9).Succ.
52*^
n"at:i<3
jiaa rnri6l3
'5 )'^'^ip (sf^-^n '-i bir) in the Atbah (of R.
Hiya) sahadah finds a substitute in manon (v. Prov.
XXIX, 21).
S'El&f
m. (aax, cnip. aan=b. h. nx, pi. ta'^m), pi.
pKX plough-shares. Y. Sabb. VI,
8''
bot. (expl. D-^nxb
(Is. II, 4) 'Xb (Ar. by cler. err. p'^ia*).
S!2^5, Af. 'nj"';K, V. xtj"^, ^13\

&^^t3S (S^illGS) m. (5a-j, V. nsai?) Ww^, /oo;fc,
clasp. Men.
32^ "ilB'^DT 'S clasp for fastening the leaves
of books while reading.P/.. '2IJX C'SaisX). Sabb. 98"
Ar. "iTOX (ed. "^^JaiiX 'S2ast3, some ed. ''Jnaa 'xa, corr.
ace, Ms. M. only "^yaMa, margin "^aiiX; v. Rabb. D. S.
a. 1.). Num. R. s. 6 (in Hebr. diction) bna buj 'X iron
clasps (to fasten the boards on the wagon).
T ; :
T :
-
1I2S m. (b, h.; yax, v. XKS) thorn. Gen. R. s. 100.
Sot. 1^3'\Y. Ned. VI, end 40" 'xn '-QTO the desert of
Atad.Pl. Tl^Vi. Shebi. VII, 5; a. e. [V. Sm. Ant.,s.
V. Carduus.]
1t3S, Hll^b^ ch. same. Targ. Gen. L, 10.Targ.
Ps. LVIII, loT Ms. (ed. S<'itiX); a. e.Pl. 'plax. Targ.
0. Gen. m, 18. (Y. I'lMUKy Targ. Hos. X, 8 (some ed.
pUDK).
^lOS (abbrev. of blU^X, v. rji;N)
1) on account of,
because of, for the sake
of (h. bbaa), T^TO 'K 551113 iD3p
they fined the inadvertent transgressor for the sake of
the wilful one (in order to prevent wilful sin). Git. 63'^;
a. fr.
2)
(in questions expressing surprise, indignation)
is it because? do you mean to say? lb.
7" xb K3X 'x
'tOJT' do I not know it myself? lb.
30'^ ',3ipOS '^S'^U.na 'X
is it with wicked men we have to deal? (i. e. shall we
presume deliberate sin?); a. v. fr.
H5^!3b5> SD^tflS m. (cmp. b. h. -jSiaX; prob. fr.
mti to ^in; for oth. etym. v. Ges. H. Diet. s. v. px) rope,
chord. Targ. Josh. II, 15, Targ. Job. XXX, 11 (ed. give
all var. combined, v. XPibaiir).R. Hash. 23" i<3r'^D'T 'X
(some ed. '^S'laN pi.) flaxrope.P/. 'i'^S^ax, X^ssiax ('ax).
Targ. I Kings XX,
31 ; a. fr. [Tosef. Maasr. Ill, 8 piax
ed., ed. Zuck. 'J^S'^-JS, Var. 'p3i-JX
q. v.]
03lI3JSt, DDTJ m. (cmp. Otivvo;; v. Sm. Ant. s. v.)
tunny-fish.' Hull. 66''; Ab. Zar. 39" Ms. M. (ed. 'aix).
Tusef. Hull. Ill (IV), 27 D'^S'^lnsx ed. Zuck. (Var. Dil-^n^X).
*
lb. Kel. B. Mets. II, 17 03iI3a"brjib; (read as) Hull. 25"
'*aa irr^anb to polish a vessel with the skin of a tunny.
*Cant. R. to I, 7 "Z^ B3'13X
'^3"'^
n^D (read 'TJX; Ex. R.
s. 2 m3i:53) how many kinds of tunny fish hast thou pre-
pared for the lying-in among them? V. OX"'l:BGDX.
SJIDITJS Keth. 61" bot., v. 15313X.
SI2t3^^ V. XTJX.
T T -: T :
-
OI2'^t3S Hall. IV, 11 (12) Ar., Ms. M.; ed. Talm. Y.
'X 'p, Mishn. D13'^-J3X; Tem. 21" Ar., ed. Di3S'^-j3X
p,
q. v.
D^^ia^t2&<, V. D^3-^^X.
Ola^I3S, !Dla^!3^S m. (gxoifjLoO present, ready.
Targ. Y. Nuin. XI, 26; a. fr.Gen. R. s. 48 it does not
read law (standing) but aS3 (placed on his post), i. e.
'ax ready (to proceed). Cant. R. to II, 9 "iX.
Gen.
R. s. 100.
"r^^'iaK V. lia^a-^ax.
^<t2^a^t2S V. next w.
T . -;
j
lU 72 CjJS m. (neut., or accus. of aTiixYjTo; (some-
thing) invaluable, priceless. Y. Peah I,
15''
bot. "^bsna in
'X xaa (read XlPi) a pearl worth a priceless treasure.
Gen. R. s. 35 end 'laa'^ax Pi'^bi-i'Q. *Ruth R. next to
I, 18 Ha-'BrjD'^XI xb-^a read xai^^ax xnibsia an invalu-
able pearl.
nS^D'Q^-'JX V. next w.
nN Du
'
UCS, 13 CS f, (exoiixaata) well secured and
supplied station. Num. R. s. 16, end.
y^^m,
1^:^12?'
(p:^^)
m. pi. (a contr. of
p3i5ax; ra3) herbs selected for planting jmrposes. Tosef.
Maasr. Ill, 8 "^MX ed. Zuck. (Var. "^ai' ; ed. 'lax). Y. ib.
V, beg. 61'
T'Sas.' Cmp. htyv;
TY^'ii.
JSD'lScS m. (C]a3, cmp. t)''a) drop-like cavity in the
cheese. PI. "^B'^ax. Ab. Zar.
35''
'X
''3'^2
Ar. (ed. "^Bax)
between the holes.
bt2S Af. of ba?.
Sb^bt^S,
'I3'^^f
m. (bba) jest. Erub.
68''
'K1 X3in
derision and jest (Ar. a. Ms. Oxf. xb^lba).
XP^^tSS f,, const, nir.sx (ba3) throwing, casting.
psax 'X stoning to death. J-arg. Y. Ex. XXI, 17;
e.
ir^T#*
it;Vwt,
T^^TM

vrqH. r^TH. cr::. c*wi!t.(^.wuii
furoMi. torO. emp rfr<W,- SV^ II, ^l,tl|
/*M<Af pi ttp r^ > wirwrtto /liir, or few
'MlirteteMMlf; wImbm (i|. fvj) cliyi^ ktum Cv.
p. 0. E. . Tf. quo! baL). Hull. 01^ vmm Vb viIm
telromMaMMi. Pwlk. A>r p. M^ AfiUili. VI.I<M*)M
oVa^nV nmi n"rwB ir ibvy dUijr iIm mI for iIm >><
lUjri . (V^FL roVsii *. (IM. R, . Tf (rW to
in*!
*Md b Muttp(d'tiiii4 ft fvgn
Qm. XXXIU. It)
JMMb WM lit* rtr^ %
I'
uju Ar. (wi abo TOVar^ v.
::'*Vt^) tu pat up Morw m4 mII eliMpi pUli- R. to X,
)
MM. U. to 1. 1. d^^ MNM id. 0*k^ e^dl). Ohi^
r^.
^QOM te. fToMf. Hun. I, T Otan rw4 pto^a by
Mroir^; enp. HuU. It*
'9^
ftO p^.) V. r^l
j
li
~T*r\a0 (V'mt. '^^911) on bU b*iiif Uiffomi.
C^ (b. b.; wc r. of 9^) to obolruei, tkte, fUt mp.
i><r(. pMi. tMi;, r. rr^^
DfUUd mp, toUi. 2*b.
!'
-^nxa K IIUmI np wiib Mrth, opp. Vfm. ^oIL
47* k
--
V. zefvu. Y. B-lbMli. U, 18*
top ilh-O a nlid
t) (mp. ecTM) flfiMiptrf, 9kmpdm. lOd. t4*
N r-;. !ho
nnmp of buflwa body (of Um ombryo).- lb.
X -rV:;':r
m mi ombryo whoM moU Is a bapd
lump (no call dbeonlbla). Y. ib. Ul, 50^
top. IVm/'.
Mnh. 44* TVV9 tqrm. hm loeka ap Um aiw (ankw Umu
iivisibte, omp.
T?;;);
t.
Tivf^
wbuoo Om mM jioH; /CdL Targ. U, bth. 1, S^-B.
Mtto. ts* m* Mam ^ Ar. (od. m n^m nt, t.
lUbb. D. 8. a. I. not* 3) whUMr from tbo riba or tnm
th flank. HuU. 42* tn MpQ Um thtekwi part of tba
rUmk (the Uu(h, hip).B. Bath. 7S'>
' *Vi tnn ooa
Koom) IiAd ap iu thigh (\%),Ft ^gaHL Hnll S* K
X3a*rpb rr^pi
solid piOM(roa*t) intandad for a prtent.
Sabb. 49*.
mt^jr;^ 9ah,
59*
ad. (lb. nm^aK). Lam. B.
to I, 1 OTon) MTinj^^^r-HalL ?*
MTre^ vcn thoM
^ 4id piaoai of tlia thi^ Bmb. 57* Irr-n it ad. (Ms.
^<.-^StoaM) flanks (projaotinff pans) of a wall. Y. KTpi.
D"::3x, l::us, c:::x Bth. b. to i. 14. rad
SsTtiS T. xcrat
S**^P'^S, prob.
?af^
or ^o^sq^ m- pL (4ttot)
undisciplined,
intgydoar tntOf*. Paiik. Bkhah p. ISS*
<\-.
'..unin^: thj prinoes ar rebels' Is. I, SS) (Mlfl
N
:-:*-:-:
"n-;
~:*-~5
'Uiy lords are rabab*lor Uiey
q lippad irregolara. [This ims to be the proper var-
sioa restored ftom Ax. a. Var.j t. Pasik. L c. note 75.]
Hp^ "IBTII A fb 1^
^Vi.
V. Babr mM.1, ab.
*ar ^MM mmrigkt kmd it fa4 sy ur M/f( /WMar,
I^Amhi Wtkh.
14** f
-IK. Maa. ?
oaly U ToMt
kk , 9*ra7Q%Bafcli.4** T'T^r^'m am
(V. BasM A.
U
Cr7l8^tJI pr. a.
ft YVVtHf, m Um
I Ifla T. labb m. riapt (Bak lb. M* JJIUm^
a. frail) Targ. OaM. u, I (B. laM fi\ (
T. Ak Bar. U,
41* bat.

Itfaa.
T)
1^^
p. -nan a. r*^; prap.
Y. 9att. I, ftT^ bo. as I iMa^ wmUm 'n
de^ iMo rwilisiti Y. Bala. t,t^ T
toaaba rarm. (o
My
Oiayai, IT ta* 4iyM M to
MJISntJK pr. a. pi l^t^mUiK a 4Mrta4 aas af
OaalanluJ.l^Y.tl,IMU.UI.t4(b AfabJuY.
pyW.
M^'^iJW ak
(-r9l
l S??9i fci/ OB. M^
(eollaa.>^/Y.
, t u T'O^. TMf. 1^ 1^ 1. iL
1 14^
(Yar. tr9, *. Babb. D. Ik a. L).
"fit
prats, V. -i^.
*i5
I ^- of q.
V.
'II,
'1
<-7i; k on; . 1B> I)
y.
Tarf. Caat. Til, U; a. a^-Bw. r, a. tr. *an^ (abbiar.
rrn) if this ba so Oatfodaaiag as I
opiiika)^-B. HMkr9VPDa "O Mi ^I
<
if, Ae^'S3 ^ (abbtov. rH) a) tf yo sBsass^ it aay
also ba said; ar. B. Mala. tT; a. fr^-*) #". v.
""gB-
^aU. IS* 'an idbm m (BasU 9 ctii yss ng ao
If somabod
y
aba owsrbaard It; a. fit^4n&CB r'ai ^
(abbr. Siou-mst icsbrss) 1 giai tf yoa van toMf
....V^ than wooldbarigbt what Aa^v.ntea. Yoom
I7*i a. fr.^ >i mktiktr ...m. Tam. Kok XI. .
B. Mala. M*; a. fr.S) adv. of I ujillua^ v. 719
D-
Targ. Job XJ, S Ms. (ad. 7^).
*XlII(-kT)Mf. Ott. IT. f -W ^ U is iaffoa-
iMa.' Kaik XII. 3 TBW
*
I waM aoii a. ft^.
*Hiy (abbr. of rnx, as ^^-r^ Oerr w. Y.BakYI,
tS* boi.
'3*
^ ^ tlMsa is ia aw (dw poaMB^ al>
doii i.e.IcaBdotu Ib.'S'^na wbaa is it tBssi
OBM* dot (. Y. Hag. Q, rr top).
*Hn (b. k
<) lata^ Jn/ Ok! Wm! 'big. Y. O,
Ler.'xXYI. n^Taam. T*
'3* man
<
Ok fl>r awB a
brilliaat nuad in smB as
ogly
*>i (bo^)l B. Ba*.
1> s-33 >t OB baavcMi; a. tr. Y. Oak T, cad,
41^
'3i^9Kr'<9ttwoaaaoMe,tbatI ibaasaattaal T.Yak
Xni. 14' top; a. fr. CBabtt, waally -m]
w 44
^{n^^x
'^^5
HI C^'^X) h. a. ch. (b. h. ''X, rfX) where? what?
how?)':^^ IX
whence? Targ. Josh. II, 4; a. e.Hebr.
m 'X (often nnx, ntX in one word) who? which? Y.
Kil. VIII, beg. 3l'' 1^X3 -QT nt^^b with regard to what
(in what way, sense) has it been said ? Y. Shebi. I, beg.
33* ^l^ HT 1X1 and which (ploughing time) is this?; a. v.
fr.Y. Peah ni, 17^ top
5Tii^ 1311 "i-^XI (='i'i'T^X) and
what is the meaning of merog? Kerith.
6*'
-;"iS"^"a "'"^xb
"isilS
what need is there (of the others)? Cmp. <l]f'^X;
ina">X: I3i3.
T " ' - "
n^s V. 2X.
S^"^Sl,
^^^^
m. (cmp. ax) growth, fruit. Targ.
Gen. IV,
3
; a. e. ; v. X23X.
^5S''SlI, JSyS m.=xax father. Targ. Y. Num.
XXX,'^4;'a. fr.
"^ '
SDD'^5SI=!J<^^S I, pi. X'jaaiX. Targ. t Kings VI, 38
(ed. Vien. x'^nax)!'
HD""!!^ f. (b. h.; n^ix, }^ix or ax, cmp. rT^axax, *,;ix,
"jiy) 1) enmity, hostility, grudge. Snh. Ill, 5 an enemy
is he who has not spoken to his neighbor for three days
'xa in his grudge; a. fr.

'X (i3En2) QTO^ for the sake of

preventing ill-feeling. Y. Dem. IV, 24*; a. fr.
2)
aver-
sion, disgust, loss
of
attraction. Y. Yoma VIII,
44''
hot.
'X "^3553 iibsn the bride (is permitted to wash her face on
the Day of Atone.) that she may not lose her attraction.
. ^S'^b^,
^S^f
(iS^^<) f. (23X, /DX. cmp. bnx) [blaclt],
name of a bird (h. >153X) vulture or kite. Targ. 0. Lev.
XI, 19; Deut. XIV, 18"(Targ. Y. xn^3lX). [Targ. Y. I, II
Deut. XIV, 13; 14, gloss to v. 18; confounded with v.
13h. text n^X.]

-laiX pr. n. m., v. >QX.

mi''S m. (inx) ruin, destruction. Ab. Zar.
33
'Xb b-^TX is wasted. Hull. 11^ nJ3 <X QTOa to prevent
loss of life (to save the convict). Bets.
22"*
'{rem ^!lax pecu-
niary loss; a. fr.
!5^il^Sl m. (Vax) mourning; v. n!|b''2K.' Yeb. IV,
10; a. e.
'
bis^xii, ^b^-i^H ch.. V. '2X.
U^T'i^ V. owx.

Dill C> m. (D2X) stuffing, forcing food down the an-
imal's throat. Erub.
20''
(first time)
'31
")X^3 '^X xni in
stuffing, is it not as if taking a vessel in hand &c.?
[Second time
'31
"|X03 'X xni omitted in Ms. M.]
*sp;n^n^s, nn;n^5^i< f. pi. (prob. contr. of
'Tisn'^X; -isa), X"inn 'a lamp-lighters, hand-maids who
attended to the lights. Y. Yoma III, beg. 40^'; Y. B.
Hash. 11, beg.
57'^
11 ... . handled things forbidden to
handle on the Sabbath 'TT 'X DIB bt' (Y. R. Hash. 1. c,
insert DIB) on the lamplighters' declaring that night had
set in (T'sa ^XSI^a nDi^un).
[The context proves that our
w. designates a person or persons.]
S!51!l''5J<=^^5!!lkJ<. Targ.O. Gen.'L, 10; a. e. ed. Berl.,
oth. ed." xVnx.
n^3?^^S (=nira ix,
v. "^sn)
if
thou so desirest; or.
Xn-^X 'XIX-a-^X 'X (abbr. X"3X) if you choose, I may
say ... or if you prefer (another solution) I may say ...
Yoma 28'^; a. fr.
"lll"'5l^, pi. D"'-in*ix, 'p-in-'x, v. inx.
5J^nD''S, 3S ch.(=foreg.)l)Zm6. Targ.Job.II,4(M8.
xnS'^X). Yoma
25''.

Trrxsi. arm, wing, pinion. Sabb.

90''
xbx^inn 'X left arm.P/. "p'ln'^X, X^'nS'^X. Targ. Lev. 1, 8,
a. e. (pieces). Targ. Ezek. XVII^
3^;
Deut. XXXII, 11
(wings).2) membrum genitale. Targ. Y. Gen. XIV,
2;
I ibid. XLIX, 24.[B. Mets. 84^ v. fTJ'^a'^X.]
i> l3"iS ("i^x to he strong) indeed, to he sure. Hull.
59'' n-iV X3"^th 'X indeed, I should like to see him. Git.
56^ top nx xaba 'X indeed, thou art a sovereign.
NnS
J-^
S^ f. pi. (v. next w.) enough for a meal
in the household. Erub.
82*'
'X XlnB"^") "^n^n Ms. M. (ed.
xni'i-i3iX,
Asheri, ed. Ven. xn^iiaD^ v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note) two large loaves of the household (or of mourners*
meals). [Rashi, expl. our w. as loaves of drivers
of
oxen,
appears to have had before him the vers, of Ms. M. and
to derive our w. from X"ia, v. "12I a. "iBX.]
n''"in''S f. C^-ia, V. Xii'^ain)
a meal. B. Mets. 84
T T : ^ ' T T : '
'31 'in 'X one meal of R. Ismael &c. (v. Rabb. D. S. to
xriXiin-^X, Erub. 82*^, note 1); cmp. Pesik. B^shall. p.
90''
sq., a. Ber. 44=^).
[Some read JT^nnix v. X'n:3ix
2).]
T'lD'^S Y. M. Kat. m,
82*'
hot. read I'^'^S'^X; v. IB-^X.
[V. however, xnx^'lD'^X end.]
i<"*"'nD''5S Y. M. Kat. Ill, end, 83"^, v. X*nniM.
'^i^
V. -.SX.
llrS,
irfi^^^^
V. niax a. xniax.
Jj<'11i|''Jj<=Snj'^S. Targ. Zeph. I, 5 (pi.) X^^iaiX
(ed. Vien. '1JX).
^^
'
^^1^^!
V. ^"liax.
niS'4 N f. (alYEt'a, sub. Sopa) goat-skin. Gen. R.
s. 20, end..
*
&<bf
&< V. xb?X.
"li^'^S (15X11) [vaulted] roof. Arakh. 32"; Meg.
5''
-ilic
'X a city line formed
\)y
joining roofs, opp. tl^in.-

i<nrS, Snj^S, Sn,W (also 'J^X with Dagest.)

TT. T:. TT'.'
*
const. 15"'X same. Targ.ProviXXI, 9; a. fr.Ruth. R. to
inni
AS
(ltahi r-Jii. Off. .). r-^. -/f r
II Kinfi XIX. M. *

I. 14 iin"
'"Ol^ earr "
Kia Ama*%A
t^
irte
'"'^
M^ iw Mft4 iw
S*#*S Irllrr.
HT^il'S, 'JHr *-h r*Mi. '^f^' i
ti
ii
KiKtf* V ... c ---m

IvIUr ( h.t.
:*, rr 11
M-u !;
tMh. it*; tr (prov.) "Trt TPW Tn

P
^-^^^'C l9i him who e(iai|taMd IIm iHlar U hlmMir tM
ti^r n (..r
}-
r^t TMf
Y. tlKttm XXIl.T
Trf I Kingi XXI. . . fr \ KUi II. M*" bol. Y.
I. VI. 40" bol. Y. teb. I. 19* lop.
T8
m. (b. b.; , TW. onp. r^,
HfT**
'"^' *
V. whMio* I) rm/ /al^ rw<w
J. 0i. R- a. 13, v. 7|L
)
ammipermtrif , idlo/olroiM ftHirai. Ab. SUu-.
7**
eT>

Ut* vtry day of their frt|TiU.Pf.

OTi- l* I. .
rr. (O-OjVb) ;r i
m. lb. ; Y. Bnib. V, bif. IT
tilrovny M In
psUiaff
with K or wilh 9). (A to
<pbnUiie dMiinaUoa, oiap. 7raH kc]
STS I.
^T7,
S"J7
ch. NUM. Twf. Hrth. I. 5.
I
Tf
/Prov. VI
l'
to.
S7SlI,.rT<*.rrr
SyS
I. H*j*5< f. (-rr
J
T. -) AonJ (only in TMf..
TAfg. Y. DcuL IX, 16;
fr Ft so-rjc srrj. -r^
,f.
P. XXTf, 4;.fr.
i^TS 11 f, (-in ^ . w a. n) Ai, f Y.
Brab. lli, Sl''bot.
*}(
^K^ rrrsm xm thi ,;..... this
i ihi*. thU ia thali i. . it is the Munc. (lb. snr. im
STX iroo/. . K-rmt, a. ITPIL
"""""^^
m. (&dMp) Mrftr. taoc S4"; v. rrm.
. i'
"T"^
pi of TT^
*"TJ<,
rTTS
pr. a. m. Hi, li/itk, an Amoim. T.
ina Vll. h^. 44.
Snh. 38^; a. e.
m^8<, Vx) 1) irAo oir.> Wof motpf tMck mmf^ifm*-
nnm^
quidmam). Tug. 1 8am. VI, . Taif.
Jw- n^ 0;
r.Tam. S2" oncn ^npro H who b to b
^^U** *
i>;iiu. R. to 1. 1 (TXa IP.
4) 'S\ KTW
**
"taTK tbO"
^""^
hih of tbew is fjroni a white goat Ac Y. f
- H* M*
top X-! -:s x-:-9r what (paasag*) now my*
tiu (it
> h*'J
f T. &
dM jhMi (
/bt
IJTII M. . taMk
(--R.
Villi
1 pMh.|
Allk
(N^ Ikt tOm, mdktr V4i AT. a 1^ H tnr
(iilMr or faraiUtai iMchM Ik rf" trp ia ui
vf
f ^ '
le?^ M^ ir Mid M to ito
"-'
#w. afr-H-^i* W i^Mw
lh<N. i. ^ balk. V*h vi a. fr,
I
Mmm ^ar arkA itobi.
II. t. aaffi ta fesU. /w*'i
, )a Y. in
W7^
ir.rTU.
iQVW ^7*^ "^ i-T'-
rr.
'^ ^v* ^
-
Unm
ttM Nr. M. i^. TVwi V lMl. 1. imm.
with 7)^Yb. tr ivn M ihk Miffct. Yiw
19^
yn
'31 mr Uf^tkj ! dM Day oT Aioml B^
4* IVi S ai
tliisTytte(kor)L KJ4.7i^ ^m^Hnnirp immmw-
a-daya whao th ara doMlvcn; a. tf

jW^. Y. Shob^ m, hi. 17^.

Ttrrx, x:'!nTx, h:^^. sc'^7:
m. (*nit; Aai^r. MlriM. t. Fra^ IM.'bW. Laaf. y^ M;
eaipL *TVi) an
roMB. TBif.JbhXXZni,9. mf.M^'9inn^mai
wbara tha eorpaa waa placid baftm haifaL B. Bath.
7*
'*ni ^ rnvQ wrwn ad. (Ma IL "oSi wiui^ i
Mkart
^y (
faiaiMly opaa) eoaipaitaaai a
aloova. Ban. U^; a. a^-Maa. St** (iaa.) W"'jtfU V a
liaa rooak B. Kaak %i\ v. prn. Taaa. t* r6 i^^r?
Im waal 19 to tha bidwiom
nyhTH pfiBii.

: : T t -r
'"rr,T5^ Koh. E. to IT, 7 TXr. "pos Vc l
'

rVar. in rdi Moibah a. L im \au ooiiapiiua oT a
atitated Biaaiii. pan of whiak ii to ha taai ia Oaac
B. a. t whara Pnr. XXIV. 21 w iiprihradii aai 8alo-
ia aa^ to aBMBd it with Boh. IT. 8 *;o 7V^ *r r*.
Kia-'IpTlTiX 46
sn^n-is
The passage restored would probably read: ni< N"!"^ IT
-iTn . . . . n"'3!pri D5= xnst 'i n^sx /si ds -jbrii "^ds 'i
.'31 '3UJ -psi nnx Ui"^ "imn nx uj-i-'Bt
^^C^Ip^m^S y. Dem. V, 24**, a corruption; prob.
x*yspirx m. pi. (oIvoxoItctjXoi) keepers of
wine-shops,
opp. X-^iSTU;
q. V.
n^S pr. n. m. At/ah. Git.
35* iin 'X A. Mari, sur-
name of one Aha b. Hidya.
!Sri"'S (v. next w. a. sn) that, the same. Targ.Ruth
I, 16.
'
"

^rr^S, SirT'S m., ^'^1i< f. (=!in, "^n, v. -x) he, him-

self; she, herself Targ. Y. Lev. V, 3. Targ. Esth. I, 1
;
a. V. fr.Gen. R. s. 49 '31 '< nc^ let himself take ashes;
a. fr.P;. ins-'x m., "^nrx f.; ^n-'?,
f\m^:; Tjrisi, -(irx
m., 'ps-'Sj! f. (contr. -ISlS;,
"pIX);
very freq.Y. Bice. II,
end,
65'' "pir) ,1D'^1=-pni!t llJiXI. Y. Meg. I, 71* top "pVx
'prx are there only these (differences between the Sab-
bath and Festivals) ?
^n^S I, v. foreg.
'^il'^S II,
(is<n) xn'^H''!!
'"* pr- n-
P^-
-^^^ Dakkira, Is,
a city on the W. banks of the Euphrates, and upon a
little river of the same name; (v. Rapap. Er. Mill. p. 33,
a. Sm. Class. Diet. s. v. Is). Kid. 72* '^
'X (Ar. ^xn).
B. Bath. 24* Ms. R. "'pi 'X (ed. XIpT -ixn, v. Rabb. D.
8. a. 1.). Ber.
59''
(v. Rabb. D. a. 1.).
"l^'iS pr. n. m. Ayo, a scholar. Bets. 37*^; a. fr.
!I1'1''^^ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Job, the personage after whom
the BibUcal book ('X iBt3) the Book of Job is named.
B. Bath. 14''; 15* sq. Y. Sot. V, end,
20'^'*.
Nid.
52*'';
a. fr.
mS'^T331Ti< Yalk. Ex. 376, read nixasmiX, v.
"^tssniix.
i<^T^, V. x^ix.
b, br'^S, V. i":x 2).
i<rNl, pi. xnx m. (Ttx, cmp. xf^ta, rin, itx) prickly
twigs. Y. Maas. Sh. IV,
55''
hot. (to one who dreamt
that people ran before him^meaning power) "^n'^'^a nxi
'31
'X thou wilt carry prickly twigs and everybody will
run away from thee. [V. Lam. R. quot. s. v. 335.]
I,
v. aiix.
I^r^,
b<155^H (Targ. Y. IMS, lat?) m. (contr. of
XlTStS,' a "softened into X ot 5, cmp. ntX, XiniX; also
n3'na=5T3>1Ta, s. v. SiTrT; Massorah "laO^X, "^laox, Ispe.
of m; Berl. Targ. 0. II,
pp. 63, 68; cmp.Mand. xnsXJlDX,
Nold. Mand. Gr. lithog. table; v. iia, IW) rurmer. Targ.
Y. Gen. XLIX, 21 V^p
'
a hght runner; a. e. In gen.
messenger. PI. T^^arx,
X^^iarx, 'is, ts, 'D-'X. Targ. Is.
XVIII, 2; a. v. fr.
"ll^rS pr. n. m. (for lianT^X) Yesdigerd, Yezdjird,
a Persian King. Zeb. 19* top. Keth. 61*
hot. lUTX
(corr. ace.).
I.
Sn5riJ< m., pi. 'i'^'iarx (1ia, v. liaX; prefix TX,
cmp. bor'x a. larx) mounds. Gen. R. s. 74 n-^xi }ipr[':i
'31 'X iT^3 in a field in which there' are mounds (behind
which people may hide) talk no secrets. [Muss, incorr.
n for -I.]
r\}% mri<, '?^5
m., ts f.(b.h.nrx=npx,
xin r\pi^, IT "^x) who?' what? which? Ab. IV,i n3n wx
who is wise?; a. v. fr.

"IS HT^xa in what manner, v.

IT^'S. [Chald. 'pniX, X^-^X.]
irS, V. foreg., a. "^rx.
nirs, i<3irs, v. 'ix.
T^'
^rX (v. nnx=b. h. xiB'^x, n'BX, ibx) now, then,
pray. Yoma
30''
'X "ib 1"11X (miss, in Mss., Ms. M. 2 iT)
admit then at least. B. Mets. 70* IT'^X "h X^'^X tell me
now; a. e. V. "I'^'i'^li.
SbrS, ^hm m., ^^m t (^txID web, net, &c.
Hull. 5l'' iia-'p' i3-ipni
'"^X V net in which the knots are
close. Erub.
28'' ^-i3iX"I xn))T1X Ms. M. (ed. Xrb-'TIX, Ar.
xrtlT"iX) the twist (of bunches) of the farmer.P/. "^brx.
M. Kat. 11*. Git. eo** il?T1X; v. X"nniX.Erub.
8* trh pDS
'ixa Xliob (ed. Sonc. "^X) he separated the court-yards
of Sura with nets (hurdles, matting).
SJ^QrS m., V. X^T^n. Tosef. Kil. I, 11 ed. Zuck. (ed.
t: ' t:
'
*
corrupt XiaTXaTX).
b^aj^s, bars, '|s (^T2m) m. h. a. ch. (^^t
|/^b?3; cmp. b. h. ^330; cmp. xispx) emitting tool, knife,
esp. surgeon's knife. Targ. Job XVI, 9; a. e.Hull.
31*
n'^SIp lb UJ"^^ 'X a knife which has hornlike projections
as ornaments. Y. Sabb. XIX, beg.
16^^
IX ^m'^^ 'ilirsx
they had forgotten to bring the knife (for circumcision).
Ex. R. s. 26 man
'31
"'Xn n3a wounds with a knife
(operating) and heals &c. PL Chald. X''*baTX; 'plboTX (f.).
Targ. Is.XLIV,13. Targ. Josh. V, 2.
")22rS, Y. Shebi. IV, 35*, v. laTI.
n^pm {t:<t)p}^i(), V. HBipDX.
^^nr^rs, v. -tx.
I,
83"
top; a. e.-M. Kat.
26'' 'msDsbx 'X
'"IfT'S m. (^^'ny^^
pj ) fj^g act of
stitching
together
seam, esp. with
ref. to the rent of garments in mourning
Y. M. Kat.
11^
ggb
Alexandrian
^(i^visibie)'' seam,
"'^'^^^
< m. (^nx, Pi.) delay,
detention.
Y. Meg. UI,
74''
top.
^T^ ^S eh. same. Targ. Ps. LXXXIX, 52,
const.
iinix. ,

47
>J"-^'TW
tn <|ihp or tBjnt tmt tm lk kaktl
y
V Tmh I. M* i| n
)i>
'
V3 n rm M fotil.
S'
rAf Mir (i|) or Um OfM%
'. or {fi llKHIgll Ml
^
#%<if 4mI4. 0b.
(firtivini tlMi ft tvfM noMW ditt4 tMi
'oi)*M tan fv^ni
-tin
jrovr own (On^)
C^TfliiHtm, 0.
'
v. *
ui^i TMk.
Ibiir It (eon. .){ IM4. (ad. lotar) tl.
^'.f*if
II (9fr mm. c{t) onrf ao
(tedlfMUilty).
uii I. ir* lop 'r *sr-ia7 n how iIm luMibMa Um
CMttM >r mjr pulUng nibbii to tham^ >
^*?^''^
T?5r^ P^

P-
i'fl/y.
-p. Uw mtuih-
mm part uf the pwiiiMalii. odlad M^m OrMda.
Mif.
4. Vt (omltL in later ad.) Vtq yo m yn
Vv n
^ari Vv (lU. M. ^or^av t. Babb. D. 8. a. L) OtMk
lialjr. thm maM Um gral eity of Room te. Om. R.
'T
bf. lb. . ? rT4i8nt_Tatf. iMk. XXTU, T;
Targ. I Cbr. I, T
t
^Jt
/%
Mas* 1
1
; lb. (Ml. Babw rrnp^CjnM);
t.
^^q^
:*n -c\< ,4s ItaJimt, ItaUan as. Bob. VUI, t T^C^
-a. (lUb. Ttn. corr. cc,); Uv. B. . 37 i
'
pliU fU la
Italian moaanrv. Y. Snbb. XVlil.
bf. If; a. a.
D^*M Lam. B. to 1,
1
crgn), mraad K^^T.
"VT^
^*?P*^
m. (ten)
i^mUB^iiff^t) ekdnutim, 4mm.
KM 7o^
I -? "? pra-m>ilMMitMniaiiiofioei^o^eiOateil
<TTr
of fin), Snh. 44^; t. C^r.
"|S*i<. m. r^Wt; cmp. oon, a. a^R) ra/aiiuC ^
tti ft>r writto4
'
njp. b. h. ), TbMt KiL m, l\ Var.
d. Zuck. (i*xt K>,t, prob. CXnt). Y. KO. V, iw SO*
rtiTi^
{. (Ibr^.) penai, tube. Sot.
48^
Vt
*
(T. 8ot IX. t4^ b a. Ar. ^90) a laadD taba (Bailii-
St^t B. iMk. W^ Ma.
m
V.
- -'M Mai rtiVvee*. t
-r^
*) Mlcrr or* Iktmf. mkkkf. T. Bir.
wUebrabWir
abb IM^ fPVB Itewffi M* tMMik^
. r nvQ UMwgk Uw IwinMMMHllly oTifea M.
a* Um wapBar katf to I
alw Mm allMr. KM.
M^t a. *.
7**5C Bak lr. t.
If.
vT'^AtoT^
D*][tf^ PL of 0^1}.
7!^
Pi- or
-n^
"^iT^ (ctopL n| i$ Mktf Ohm. B. to T. i ii
X^
to thia thy apaV
C-r-S, C-r-X r Dia.
mf*. B. . mDmm.
VU.

'"-rrsK. o*9^, prob. ot^ak (irovaOtaviri^
T^
ni.rii:aBp.b.lk^)4r.tWwoaiMMk
of tba Bobrvw cakadar. of twaatj mimt
4mf, TaiyJi
bMw. tha taath of AprU aad tba aifklli of Jm. B.
HadL 8*: a. fr.'(Y. 8eluadr K. A. T. jIbhmj.]
^^*^ tniRjcap.-ir opu JobXXTIII.l;v.JL
Dice .T.)oftHM{. dad T.ilKat.i.M^boi.r^Wi'K
'T tba dnet oT Bappli.
week.
B. to I, *C (rat to A^aOali tnarialioa).
^X a, Aow.
Duf. Prov. XX. tO; a. fr. /
fcO*!* (=1^ k O) & aawt (Aiaaal. 1kq|^ a
Gao. XXXVU, It (ad. BL); a. 4, . TTV a. xrn.
SS'iX
48 1>^
SS'^S (contr. of X3-nis<)
1) there is, there are (sunt
qui). "11^X1 'X (abbrev. T'X.) some say. Hull. 3*';
a. fr.
irT'''3'i3
'X they differ in this &c. lb. 4"; a. fr. 'X iX2
1^''53?
what is there to say? how can it be explained?
what can you reply? lb.
12''
top; a.fr.

*2) heivho. Targ.

Prov. XIX, 7. [Prob. to be read XJiN.]
. j"^-?''^ how then! how! Targ. 0. Deut. I, 12; a. e.;
JlD'^S (b. h.=ri3-'iX)
1) oh how! oh! Gen. R. s.
19;
a. fr.^
2)
Ekhah, name of the Book of Lamentations,
also 'Jt n^^a^.^J^S^ 'X Ekhah Rahhathi {Lam. R.),
Midrash Eabboth on Lamentations.
IS^S
1)
(=r-i3 "IX)
if now; oh that. Bets.4'' topxniyn 'x
^xVnUJX if I (had given my decision forthwith) I should
have made a mistake. Yeb. 46*.
Snh.
107'^ '31
S<0"aT '!!<
oh that a muzzle had been put on my enemy's (euphem.
for mi/) mouth! i. e. oh that I never had said this!

2)
pr. n. f. Ikhu. Taan.
35"*
what is thy name? She said,
Ikhu.Said he I'^-ilUJS 1-J03 'X oh that thy joists were
sufficiently long I
"j"S m. (^3x) consumption, combustion. Y. Ber.
IV,
7''
top, a. e. D'i-12'^X 'X the consumption on the altar
of the pieces of the daily offering; v. "lax. [V. bws.]
CSAJ^S bS m. (dSN) black color, something black. Y.
Sabb. II,
4'"*
'S< '^T^r^ black naphta.
fJIS^S V. !^2^X.
jD^S'
l?"'^
i'^'^T'^^',
V. iC^X) where? also relat.
where, &c. Targ. Gen. XXXVII, 16. ^. Ber. I,
3''
hot.
^p
ns nx:!'! 'X where did that divine voice come forth?
lb. Ill,
6=*
hot. Tirj^b 'X73 one from whom to learn,
lb. IV, T" 'z^ 110^ 'X13 whence did they derive the obliga-
tion of three prayers?'X IS how far? how long? Y.
Peah VIII, beg.
20<l.
Cant. R. to VI, 4; a. e. [In Babli
'Tk^ q- v.]
n^^DD^S, T\^tfT'^ Esth. R. to I,
1'' '\><
"^Ja (Var.
'SIX), V. Xfi'i'^SSlX.
riDD^&< V. nsrx.
"l^^^f,
I^S
m. (b. h., -i=X, /-IS, cmp. 133) hus-
bandman, farm-laborer. Arakh. VI, 3 (23'') "^^
im dx
(Mish. '3X) if he is a husbandman; a. e.

PI. Q'^^S'^X. Y.
M. Kat. Ill, 82''
hot. Tiia-iX (read T^S'^X) his farm-hands.
[V. l-^-QiX.]

Xn^^S, "^ ch. same. Targ. Is. XXI, 10; a. e.Fl
"(^IS^X, WnS^X, ^IS-^X. Targ. Jer. XXXI, 23; a. e.Erub,
28'',
V. xVtiX.*Denom.
xn-^IJIS'^X f. pi. Erub.
82''
xnti
'X farmer^s loaves; v., however, xnx*iisix.
D^ID^S V. '3x.
^n^^ns^ij^ V. xn3^x. .
T T :
- T T
5''S, j''*S m. (b. h.; bix) superiority, patronage,
arbitraiion; v.Midr. Till, to Ps. LXXXVIII, 5. lb. to
Ps. CIV, 29 (ref. to Is. LVII, 19 j^^f^^e, peace &c.)
'31 ^125 i^iX (ils'^^X) 'i^lb'^X but for the peace-making ar-
bitration of the Lord &c.
*"'5J^,
^^"5!^
m. (b. h.; ^1X) 1) ram (the strong). B.
Kam.
65''
if one stole 'X nU52>D1 n^i: a lamb and it giew
to be a ram.
'
lb. 'X ''Tnp I^T'
p
'X a ram one day old
is called a ram (ayil is used in a general sense, irrespect-
ive of age). R. Hash, le'^; a. fr.[*P;. ti-^bx. Tosef. R.
Hash. Ill (II), 3 (Var. ta^^r'^).]*2) X:r^p 'X [perh. b^X
q. v.] a species of
locusts. Eduy. VIII, 4; Pes. 16"; Ab.
Zar. 37* b-^X ed. (Ms. M. bl'^'^X), v. ^"ZX
^'S m. (b. h.; prob. fr. b'iX=W', cmp. Var. lect. of
rt^XlI; cmp. 'bbx) [the c/tm6er], hart. Hull. 28"; a. e.
S^^S, Sb^'^^? ch.=h. b-^X
1); trnsf. 1) beak of a
ship (a beam to which the head of a ram was attached),
prow. Ned.
50*.'

2)
projection from a lateral wall, butt-
ress, &c. Targ.Eztek.XL,48; a. e. (Var. xVx).
*3) (cmp.
b*X 2) name of a worm or mite in grapes. Sabb. 90" b'^X
(Rashi a. Ms. Oxf. "^"^X).
SbjX, ^h^'% SbllS ch.=h. b^X. Targ. 0. Deut.
XIV, sVa.
fr.Bekh. 7\Pl. ,'^>^X, 'x*^*X, "^^X. Targ,
Y. Deut. 1. c. (ed. Vien. '^>'^i^!) Targ. Lam. I, 6.
i<TS pr. n. m. Ifo 1); a Tannai. Bekh. IV, 5 (29"),
a medical expert n'2'^'2 'X3 like I. in Yabneh'.
2) an
Amora. Yoma
73'*; a. fr. [Other forms X5>b\S, '^b'^X, X^ri;
V. Frankel M'bo p.
75''.]
>5 >'^^|1 V. X^X. Y. Shebu. I,
33''
bot. 'iXI XiaPDa xV
V. xB^^'^n.
pnosb^s V. xiab-x.
rrb^ij v. ^^bx:
nb;s, nh^% nb^.^s f. (h.^
^^i
v. b-;
1) hind, roe. B. Bath.
16'' top ^"5
wounds with a knife
a narrow womb (vagina).?.
Chald. X"i*baTX; "(llbalfX (f.).
first raps (climber)
of th/oah.
V, 2.
29". Y. Ber. I,
2'";
a.fr.
iV, 35*, V. nati.
Vn?'^^^,
V.
'sxjtnw^ ^ ^
'
I ..
T
'
'(-^resj, V. nsiippx.
ib^s V. ibx.
y.
,^5j,
* > m. (Ti!i<^
Pi.) the act of
stitching together
5^^W."
with
ref. to the rent of garments in mourning.
that!)
if th
lat. II"x^ 83''
top; a. e.M. Kat.
26** "i-naosbx 'X
>drian
..(invisible) seam.
bet cirr^i^
m. (-i^jt^ Pi.) cklap, detention. Y. Meg. m,
a. f top.
ini
^
for^~^'''^S ch. same. Targ. Ps. LXXXIX, 52, const.
hert*?'
49
^-
m
* '^
In tiM M* of OM V|M> .... .-^^m. <lil
<V*9 f
<^.
M fiM^A Y. ItoM. Hk. T, M' W.
"^n^ us M If ib |jof4 ^ M to jr, MiMfi,
i>Mi l*r| U in irMiM| A. v. I^^Y. KU. Hf. m4,
!>'
*3.
'imntl. mmtimtf ^dtki llf H#, wwMil. ai.lt . U
~inD I iwijr Mi Mi4(MiMl) jfoor vtittti* III-
r. Mtt. IfWB. M. . rsHbiit 0. ft. . M,
sr'*;''*^
r. rV) (iMMwinMM if) /ivw
I
<rtf
Jot. iti. 7 Ma. (td. ir*^{ b. lot
vrr^)*
T^rx-b^rx.
tm. v. II... xnr. :
xrr. 'rVx,
''^

(b. h. ^^^
-.-^
-
V'^) wrrf it mJ. tnU fir <fbUowd bjr h. "X*.
rh
--
r b> A noun witlioai % vvrb; v. K^^^).
TMf. V. I*ui
I I
i
. M*kh. B'alMUU, Anuilck 1 rm"TSMS II bot for
I
Ni. who HUd Iw
i
. fir.
S)
(foUowcd bj verb witboat
. or -l^KyHl h. <Hj) <^Mm< <: Tf. Koh. VI, .
>rg. Rath. VII. 4; . .~*a) fAif.' Nam. R. . 3. b
- V*3t^
m II ob

.mid allow HI* lov to
bMwtr ovtr mr . la
p
rtotdlif IteMf)
i
irMArr. Targ. Caot. VI. ii 'S^ 781 11 whctliw Um
''i
among tbn Ineraaan 4m.
fit ^^y^ pC>^^ (-<prcd. riili7"l>.
*f)i^
f perrknnet, bpt for. Targ. V. Oaa. XXXI, 42; a. fr.
Mil . in- r.l. in two worda Tt ^^H).
*
',v"
-'.*? (pK>b. fk-. s^; eaap. "st .
-:i) (fAf Mon ;.;, / irrm. wowMtm, imoi^Mt
of
am-
mis rmn-Uke Nid. V. s> (4:''i;
fr
I, I W^il lUiikit*, lu.
Y
*mI. (Bab. im, eorr. aec);"***-
an maaaora. Y. 8abb. XVU
I
-- i>
|ir.B.n.Jlain,i
UU S^ Lam. B. to 1,1 mm), It.
Xrp'X
m. (teit) |)-nMu
s) .
Ki.i. TO*"".
rrrr
,/
.W).
8nb. 44^; T. DQK.
Y^-Y. Sot
l^'^?.
m.
r'2J; cmp. oan, a. a^) ca/mn?J^~*
*
i lor writta^
; mp. b. b. B). Tbaat KiL HI, l'
^**'*
ed. Euck. (tit sbt, prob. CncTIt). T. KiL . as.
**-"~^..
V. *:yn.

I J.
r?*^
f. (fbrag.) ^enriV, tube. 8oi-
- -
bx*'"*-
(Y. Sot IX. S4* bot a. Ar. ) a laodao tuba (Bar
*^'
W?l. V. "^5

tba
ao* # HolM M kb MM^ Mdlliatw to
C*Vtot!^|l, ^^K pr . pL.rilA4oA4) OlAa.
H**'
iiilwar
Hn^
i*b V^rhi i^it^ Ar (ad. vVs).
rMb. ft. ik If o<V ^m <Mfr. Mft)
It t^. Mm* a dtolaMto torn te irtim fw
da aaf
ban I ii^ 04 iMMa) wtM* Um dtMsr OMMdaa CMa
ndokitiMMlv lid. 94* :r n ir*fi wlm dMt 14 nafcr
toV YoaHMw4a^jrltfdM to M IM^fftao
d.
^m.
THi U**) . . flr.
_ ^

7**H ToaaC. EILT, fd -d liiaii. rV A*.

4f^ lA-^
fAcar.'fAMr. IVuy. iad. fi. IT; a. a.^T. Bar. T. ri^
rsrrvi UllMiaa wbo tfiaii; . . frT. ftrab 111.
to^ top yvm
T^m tmmt & vhoi ato
)
Tarf. Y. Num. XXll, 4.ir "jtan (pS|
Airtbar os, i. a. 4^
lAof. Taff. Wmk. U. 14. Bar. I, t;
a. fk*.llaa. tt^ II *m 1i -V om Ib iM% aaathar to
that diraaMoM. Inib. H\ pWt tea.
'^J
q(WL
DVm pr. B. Ank T. Kid. IT. fff< tap; r. xSrz.
DTK Miife, T. ota^
WjyMdLanMyT.N^
^Tljt m. (aspL bL b. 1^
dl, T.n&R) Arte. Aabi I,
tbno lBaa
ofa arab (rwD). IVS p^ H baart^i
Madibla'frvit,
ofv^
bom 1lFoa. lit* (prov.) rcpasB
"SI if
JOB daaliv to ba aiiB^lail, ba haafad b s kaya
traa.
Of 7o aaai rdbr to aa mmihant
y
. wlact s gpod
oaaV-Pr.rryKooMC *OTL etabi. I, t-Oaa. B.fc U;b. fr.
jTifs HTVK
'*^
ck. aaiae. iMrg. Qm. I, II
a. fr.'Ab. ar. 50*. 't* "5 eh.it.
7*^, ""^T*.
s^V^
*?V^
"^
'^**t-
**-
^ *i
*> fb-^-Lar. B. a. l
'yywnproCJBiart ,ii '
'
fc)
lifMta aao aaBM^aAar tbo
trees. B. Bath. 16''; a. fr.Lev. K. s. 5 Dnoi 'X, v. X'^S'a^X.
['K X^p, 'X xbn, V. s.
xbf5 a. xbn respectively.]
ob^S, V. o^bx.
SDTNII, J}<5-?^
^- ^^^''' ^^^ -^^^y^- elippu) ship,
raft. Targ. Jon. I, 3; a. e.Lev. R. s. 12, beg. 'X Xinz
like the ship tossed about on high sea. Koh. R. to
III, 2 (prov.) at the time thou tiest thy Lulab (for
the Feast of Booths) "(Bbx nap tie thy ship (cease navi-
gation). Ab. Zar. lO'^ '31 ^istb nb ill
woe to the ship which
leades without having paid its toll (of a convert who
died before circumcision).Trnsf, the body
of a chicken
{chest-bone resembling a ship). Lam. E. to I, 1 n'^nOD
Cnan) 'd1 '^x ]1^i^ I took for myself this ship (of the
chicken), for in a ship I came &c.

PI. X^Bb'^X. Targ. Ps.

CIV, 26
J
a, e.
t
.CSsj" CSlI pr. n. m.
Bfa, an Amora. Taan. 21; a.
fr. [In* Talm. Y. iifib'^n].
R. Hash.
17''
'K V'XI ib>\><
Ilfay or, some say,
Bfa (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.)
''D5''ll^, V. preced.
ODb^ijt, tSj^b-^N, ^I3pys, V. 'bx.
II, V. nb^x.
50
pD^iX
n9:
n^.?^!!'
^T.'!^
PJf' - PJ- (to< bibl. nb^x) Ayeleth,
one day's journey south of Jerusalem. Maas. Sh. V, 2 ;
Bets. 6* nby ed, (Ms. M. nb^'^X); R, Hash.
31''
nb'^X ed.
(Ms. M. nbi*S; Ms. L. nbr corr. into'i^S;
Ms. 2 Pibar; v.
Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note). [Bets. a. R. Hash. 1. c. read
p
DTiin for "jlfisn ya a. vice versa.] Cmp. b*X.
^2nb:iS, S5n7!&<,
tJ^S^b^i^^ f. (h. nb^x) Ainci, roe.
Targ. jer. XIV,
'5j
a. e. Cant. R. to IlV 9; a. e.'X
XiniUT (v. nb*X) morning dawn. Y. Ber. I, 2j a. e.

PL Xnb^*X, xnxb^^X. Targ. Ps. XXIX,

9; a. e.
^-^ ( V^^i
V. nn-^X) to feel aversion, fright. Denomin.
na"'x.
Pi. D-i^x
(denom. of na-^X; with by) ^o impress with
awe, forewarn (witnesses). R. Hash. 20* d^iyn by *pr!i*xi3
we may try to intimidate &c. Yoma i^ l^bs D'^.'^ixb to im-
press him. Sot. I,
4; a. e.
J}^D''5<, V. xax.
SX3'^Sl distaff, V. na-'xii.
N22^NI1I, m^, n22^Nl f. ch. (=h. nx) i) mother,
frequ. my mother; v. xax, Targ. Gen. HI, 20; a. fr.
Ber.
18'*
'xb nb X^-^X tell my mother; a. fr.nJ-ipT
'X
grandmother, Meg. 27*'.
2) trnsf. the flesh
of a stone
fruit. Sabb. 143 -(a-^X nax "jiiTH
may be handled on ac-
count of the flesh (with which they were surrounded when
Sabbath cause).P/. xrina^x, XPnriX. Targ. Jer. XVI,
3
;
esp. the arch-mothers of the Israel, nation. Targ. Y.
Ex. XVII,
9; a.e.Kid.82* ipiri
'X the mothers of school
children. [V. also naixll.]
C>^ ^III pr. n. f. [or title; cmp. X3X]. Imma. Y.
Git. I, 43'";
Shebi VI,
36<^
top Dlbt" 'X Imma (Mother)
Shalom.
DIS^"^,
V. bixax.
T T
n22*lJ^I mother, v. xa^xn.
T '
T
n^"!J< II f. (D^x, ]/nx to gather; cmp. naiN a. Ci-aSI
in Ges. H. Diet.)
distaff. Kel. XI, 6 (Ar. Xa^X, Var .X^iy).
'^^^^. ^- (b-
^-5 0-'$)
/ea-, awe. Num. R. s. 9; Y.
Sot. I, beg. 16''
n^X bJ -lai -jino xbx (read n^a^x) but
from a solemn conversation (v., however, Maim. Sotah
IV, 18 a. comment.). R. Hash. 17; a. fr.P^. ni^JiN.
Sabb. 77''
"p 'X ^-Qn there are five sorts of fear. [Tanh.
Tsav 2 qiT^aj na-^x (ma^x), v. oia-^x.]
n1n22*'S,
V. Dx.
T
jna^^, V. in^p^x.
D^jnbia^s, V. x^-jibwx.
D1^^^jl, V. Diiax. [Tosef. Kid. IV, 8 d1lS''Xa read
oia'^aa.]
D'^DIQ'^S Koh. R. to Vn, 11, V. D^xax.
DIQ'^S Sabb. 141 ^ V. Diiax.
D1!2'^!Sl m. (contr. of D!ixtix=b!iX'^52 ; Dxa)
disfigur-
ation. CjlliUJ 'X one disfigured by burns. Cant. R. to VII, 9
'ir 'X nUJSSI and he (Nebucadn.) became &c. [Tanh. Tsav. 2
(ed. Ruber 3)
l^by CiTiiUJ np-^X rviivy\ and the fright (repul-
siveness) of a burned face was put upon him. Midr.
Till, to Ps. XXH DTl'i2?3X,
read DillQiax, IjxTrupo;,
fire-
scathed."]
"lia^ij, V. nax.
trm^)^, u^-ym,
l'"?i^'^!i
m.pi. (n^x, v.
Ges. H. Diet. s. v.; cmp. Deut. XXVI, 17 sq.) devoted
objects, sacrifices. Succ.
55'' '31 dibain "^niax (Mish. ib.
'?3"^X) are not the festive Emurim (v. infra) the Lord's,
i. e. to be offered on the altar? Answ. D'^baia 110XUJ na
Emure &c. means, whatever is consecrated as offering
for festivals.Esp. Emurim, Emurin, those portions
of
sacrifices offered on the altar. Pes. 71*
'ai na^Jn '^nia'^X the
"Emurim of the pilgrim's feast offering. Zeb. n, 2; a. fr.
D-^lia^^t,
]''Jll2^^j 'imil m. pi. (ma, na^)
exchange (cmp. 'pB^bn as to pi.). 'X ''i'2 hostages in place
of their parents. Lam. R. to m, 13 ed. (Ar. X'^^na^X
q. v.).
V. also X^niax.
j
ylU cS, V. preced. ws.
.^
'^^J''^j' m. pi. (='anix, play on na'^a and xntJiax)
these who go to bed with the setting in of darkness (a
AVi/.ty expression made up in oppos. to "pirr^UJ, v. nniij).
F^. R. s. 47 'XI nnin I'lab leam the teachings of those
w^'O rested well by night (as better fitted to teach).
P
'
^uy
^
tt^ 51
ymJpTTmt m Koh. R. i u, i9, f^***

-^r*
'Uon of y^sT^ a maUtitm tmfinmm'.
*H^*?2*H
U ifftV)
iliy. r. Al^ fir. I TtofNilMy
.1 ^ "sV^ |UJii
^|4f,
ok, lk MMk ;
,

V. Unh, Hi.
U
Ik Urn tfki.

\
f*^
N~ - S
itt.(>lt.V*f^i<NlU.ol|l^9*||;MBpwiry*^
Targ. li. IXYll. ti.
N:: N -^) 4^timft. Y. Bot. 111.
%*
lop;
>t. I, at* lop T*l H Um dajr grotrtaf
'
: X T..Mr.'KL B. BMlk
a
f rMd
J "a**, T. D*^*t^II a. '7^^
Tarf. Nam.
. lY, 5 Ma. (od.
I
^Ttk M. (4|M^. aMk or MMi.) law, mj^
^
pp. tr?9 9v.). Om. . > TT mI r^'TM (MVT.
Num.n i it. Piaultoliia4.p.44*rM*W: I'Mik.
.
ir*^-
II
ialll.yrs*>li(Mfr.ao*u>. Ili4r.
I '
\ IV,
3";
%, *K w
;7
Utl. TMf.
^r. nr.
^-^^^
(s-::'s) to Tftrf^,
,--.x,
I
sx, v/crx'. cmiJ. x-^. x-.'T, rsx) I) [thick,
Atry,] tamh. Trf. 0n. XXX, SS; a. fr.No^ 1, 8 Hhia
b as forbitldao to m* MTsnc ( Y. ib. I, tad, 97* mamo)
aa the lainb'--Trx" "rrvs that inMM,'astblaaibortt
daily oflbriof
*.
Lam. B. iatrod. (B. Joab. S) tan 0* rrm
t* who aUngbtan a lamb aod aofara from its livar.
lb. ftS** (daridiBf tba OalUaan dialoel) a OalilaHi ertod
'^tcA ^QN who wants mmmrt (hidiatiaetlj proaoaif
1; the Towalt, aa wU aa tba
g
uttuial aooad of
),
\ h- li tv.\ > .'i! \,i
him . . . ., TicA ^fln m 2y^a!> ^wi
nxc:--.s-
-
:-N x rsVrsb -^tsf (for var. laeu, . Babb.
s. A, L Qou 10) do joa moan jiawii' (an an) to rid*
. or kimm- (wina) to drink, or aaiar (wool) for
)
utting on, or MMMtr (kunb) for dangbtavingf ; a. Ar.
r*^r,
sj":!*^ rpy^flpt,
^IJI.
BvaVn,*; a.a.Targ.
X XXIX, 38; XII, 's; , .T. Snb. I,
18^ lop ^
:*:*
the lamb* (of Um iptiag) ara jt tandar (in a tettar
.ouncing the intocalatioB of a moath); Bab. ib.
11^
or
C'
* '^; v. Toaaf. ib. II, ); a. a.Fam. rr^r
<. T*rg, LT. V,
; a. a.HnU. bl\ Oan. B.V 44
i, the sow (Borne) paatoree with twantj (yoog ooaaX
r
XV ><
svd 'Vf fwe
(Kfrnb) not aren with
9
'^

iH^V Ar. (hi atf. A. Ma. aar
U or UMiNi* iMr fcM4iM an MMa Mki Ha (
wpallaton,bwbiHMiii Btart.-I)A%^
lif^- iwg, rin cxnin. t Taif. t. il isti. 4
(r.
wtrV
'rt w^-f pr . pi
-
tJ Jr/W-
Amu (Umi^'vUMi T. Tma. IT. if* kokt (Us. B. to
Il,tir).
aV^ flNM < tntfl. Ov PWVWVa ftfWt^m^ |Mipb pHMHRSHi
flr/r r.rr.
TbM. Il^i Ak Itf. M* 11 ?pi^
P^
ir
i
ptate froafc wtiboM bofdar (arMWal a^
f ^ 'ti
, Map. iag pam). T. BIL tX. M* lap}
I : > ig
'
^KH) H 4 mmifkumm bii rdar gnr*
tt^muu \. Kid lY. btg.
44*
<flif
Ml *^ Warn U, M)
Hardat oatlwftMk. B4bk IM^t TanC Ab SO (ZOa I*
T Tama I.M l^{ T.Mi. I. TT boC T^
rw
<^
klrt of
mx freak: a.fr/(UakB. olt,lT avplam. ^r^
ib., rrr^ T. PC) ft (of r"wmi l
^
'
IWt Bag. tl.
10. T. M. Kat. I. 40^ boL; v. >?''^> *n>>^
^M ^iT
rf<rffatw. kwrnt n
itl^
m n^giill); aM^ nqrV).
Makk. rduOL, Mrak,41 1 (ffl la -^ovi Daa.XZTI. 17)
an'OiBPHamadaaMffia) liii riliik dt iiw
p
i
n
t k4.
\
Talk. Bs. 444 rrv^
H***13*N ak C*^ V, aasi w.) wMb
la ni,'l4 (r*odriac TCVii
"3
ibid. Ika
tboaa Ikrowa dowa* (jMo Um daag. aaafaar
ptolaa tka akfMaa f Ma J Mia' (v.
tKftm,
rrTTSTM tba akOdiaa of fakaOio
B. to I, \\ iadapoadaiMlj laiM
p
iiHi.
r
HT^n ct m.(b.
r^;
."'!9*ab.
K
-:2 'rft</.' B. BaA. ir (iraarfillag
(all cradtaraa pMa baiofa tka Lavd fw
daawaa) 1i *3 Uka labab (bAi
feraaoaitaMitial;caipLMidr.11B.lanuXTn. 1. cr
,a.T.&.Haah.I.47^ (BaM
B.
ar
'like jToaag lambapawiag eiaglj la ba iirliikair.)
Mrn&TM 1) Mar. .
T^-t) pr. a. t
Sab. St^ im.' da^tar of Tafi (prob.
ranMi TtJfit (b. k. TO;
V-
'^)
*' BaB. IT^
Bar. C if ^ ft-.'T'rwj from what tima (of Ika dadr)t
SkabL I, 1, a. ft*. Ttm ty; ib. II, 1 nana
*9
kav laag
(aatO vbaa)t
nCTM eb. 1) aAwwifr, mkm. Tbig. T. Lev. ZZm,
44; a. a. T. B. Kam. DL S* top
'9 juvui
'^
vkaa
therqaolalkaMiikaakfaiMpportofkcL Ab.Ear.4i^)o
r6 amn
"
whaaam I daaira it. Kid.
44*.
) alM
TT*
fT>8nt)A0if Targ. Job.TIL4^l6/kra*aClaarF
wiifi/ wkaf fnaef Targ. O. Bz. Tm, 5; a. a.
MTSTM ob^-k. nriL Tbig. O.
B. Kaai. 18*; a. a.
XT. It; a..
''^tt'^se 52
]iD'^'^''tt5''S
inq^S,
N5na;i<, 'a^^. m. (denom. of xn^^it)
1) fear
inspiring
,
powerful. Targ. Jud. Ill, 30.

PI.
"pjnp'^X, ^sn^'^X, '^'X. Targ. Hab. I, 7. Targ. Gen. XIV,
5 (Y.II, KW^QX, h^ text
ni^-^X).
2) timid. Y.Meg. Ill,
74''
bot. 'D1 p^'^X nin XiBb (ed. Krot. n^ix,
corr. ace.) the
school-master was a timid man and hut for R. Abbahu
that passed by, he would not have cleared the children
out ofthe premises ofthe Synagogue. [Hebr. form, v. 'iPiiax.]
"PS, Pi. 'p.*St
(^V*?,
V. next w.) to look upon, in-
veskgate. B. Bath. 115* (play on "px) 1"'Vs |'^.*N Ar. (ed.
')''*?) investigate his family relations. Kid. 4*.
y^^l m.
(
y^H; cmp. )^i<,
T:?)
[b. h. naught], some-
thing rounded, decorative. Koh. B. to in, 12 expl. as "i;,
ref. to the shape of the human buttock, v. 'rQifiX.
V^^II,
Y''!^
(^* ^''^' ^"" emphat; crap. "(X) tvhere?
(only with pref. "O or b). 'x^ whither? 'X^ whence'^ Y.
Snh. X,
28<*
bot; Y. Hag. H, 77* bot. 'xbl 'St73 whence
and whither?Aboth HI, 1. Gen. E. s. 2 tD'^Vs'iin 'xia
whence art thou coming? i. e, where hast thou been
staying?Y. Snh. X,
28*'
top 'il^bb 'X^ lb ri'^n he had
(a precedent) to learn from.Contr, of 'pXTs: "i's, v. 'j'2.
TS (b. h. ; constr. of '("^Xl) nothing, not, Ber.
5*
'31 kVk CTi "p^ m/" (flight, Job V, 7) means nothing else
but Sic. ; a. v. fr."'J'^X, T]5ix M0< J&c. V^'P '^S'^X I do not
know; do I not know? B. Mets, 97'';
a. fr. Ber. 1. c. but
the Holy One ... "p ii'^Vt. is not so; a. fr.
"j-il
irx is it
not a legitimate conclusion ?, whence so much the more.
Y. Naz.VI, 55*; a. v. ft:. . . "^"'313. . xbx '^b 'pX from this
I could only prove . . . ., whence, however, will you
deduct . . .? Hull. 65''; a. fr. [Y, Git. IX, end, bO^ '^BX
li'^X ana read 13^'^b.]
1''!Sl I or
l^'S
(Syr.="pn, ',n) ges, indeed. Keth. 65"
'31 'X xnUJn now,yes, but not before. B. Mets. 98* xnn
'3l 'iT^sa 'X as regards the one (cow)well, she died &c.
;
a. fr.

''3'^x=''n 'px is it really so? indeed?, i. e. it cannot

be. Hull.
96''
liaxni 'X it cannot be so ; for did not R. . . .
say &c.? M. Kat. 20"; a. v. fr.
P^tll,
^S (h. QX) 1) if,
whether. Targ. Ps. VII,
4;
a. e. [Apocopated: "^X q. v.]"i^^r "pX (h. "laxn DX) if
thou wilt say (argue). Y. Mace. 11,
31''
bot. ; a.fr.^J-^a "pX
(h. X"^!! ")3 DX) if this is (be) the case. Y. Naz. VI, Si''
bot.Ijam. R. introd. end '3l 3'^n'i
hX
"iX
if thou remain-
est here, or &c. Koh. R. to X, 5
'31 nwS nrx 'X if
the (my dying) time comes first, what of it? and if &c.

2) adv. of interrogation, introducing the alternative,

cr. Targ. Job VI, 6; a. e.
SD^i^ c. (cmp. inpx), followed by -^, he who. Targ.
Prov. xi, 26; a. e. (also X3X ed.).
JJ"Cs m. (=b. h. is? q. v.) herry, an excrescence on
the eye. Tosef. Bekh, fv, 2. [Mish. ib. VI, 2
33iy.
Talm.
ed. SS**" ass (corr. ace.).]
SSrU<, V. X33X.
T : . T :

*"155^bf
("t^^) prolong ! go further! Git. 58* 'X
'31 xmoiB go one page and a half further, (and you will
find it). [Rashi: a little^^l'i-^^, v. "^XIII.]
^mjrs, V. -pnrsx.
!J^"1^J "b^ m.=next w.

PI. with suffix of third pers.

sing, ''i^'^rx. Targ. Ps. CIV, 3 Ms. (ed. '111D3X). [The
verse is variously corrupted and defective.]
!j<;l-i"7rssi, v. iin^-x.
^DIIO^S, V. o-^-^^sii^sx.
^T\T^, ^nrs, V. m-^x.
12"!S Y. Git. IX, end, bO^ 'X ars '^fiX, read ISIS'^e), v.
Bab. ib.
87''.
mixed tv'ith honey. Sabb. XX, 2 (139'') "^X Ar. (ed. '3X,
var. in Msa. 'i"^b'^TD3'^"', "^^S"^, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 20).
Ab. Zar. 30* defined as a mixture of wine, honey and
pepper. Ter. XI, 1 "pb^lS"^"^ Ar. (ed. Q'^b^U'^'i ; Ms. M. '"JX,
read 'irx). Y. Sabb. XIV, W top 'j'^b'^^IS'i'^.
"jlO'S, p^'^Nl pi. of in\N;, 'ri'^x.
i<ri^D*D^2S, Gen. R. s. 29 'X XS'^JH '1, a corruption
of ''5'^TX or X'l'^rDX, dialect.^XD-^an ; cmp. Frankel M'bo
p. U^ '^'^Oie
p
'X with p.
88* ^^C-^t -la 'n. [Our w. omitted
in Yalk. Gen. 47, Job 908.]
*^^?]^5"^b< f. (n:x) sigh, grief Targ. II Esth. Ill, 3.
V. xrrijx'.
n^2^b&!32'^l!<, 'j^-'S Tosef. Kil. V, 25, read with
ed. Zuck. IP'^sbBp'^X.
"^D")};^ i)="'??| 'px, V. '"^x. 2)
".n 'px, v. T'xi.
J c^ pr. n. m. Ini, an Amora; cmp. '^J'^^^i'^X. Cant. R.
to Vin, 11. [Koh. R. to IX, 10 la-^X.]
>^3^ri<, V. X33X.
^"'^'^"'^
pr. n. m. (cmp. "^S^X) Inya. Y. Git. I,
43'"
(Y. B.^Bath.
16'^ niin).
V. next w.
"'O^^rS, ^D;DS (S';r:^S) pr. n. m. Ivyam,
an Amora.' Y. Y'oma' ni,40^' a.* e.' Y. [Maas. Sh. IV,
55*
bot. X'^'^3*X, seems to be a different person, v. preced. w.
a. Frankel M'bo p.
64*'.] V. xn'^SIS'^X.
P^^<,
V. p5^s.
t'T^, V. irj^x.
?J^''S
1) those, V. inix.
2) onyx, y. ;,;wS.
j
U
'
I DJ vS, llw lU- sS m. Ca contraction of / atov
[xu^^ivov; cmp. ')1"i5'^:x as o : for b) unguent scented
^bfiirn
ftS
M ytrtfMoM Mfrik OmI. B. to lY, 14, (Mm*. !
^p/r,(i
(ml llM MSlMi r>|llfi M M
f
WH>|
S~Z*H m. (T)*)
MM4/4f
(inAuii of urfMMU}. caipk
nj-;- Ui'tf' II )-<' t. 3 Mam
"^
n MMliliaf (kitfn
of K'-i-l <>
oiif.
K 'l.r iblfd tp, o|itH>alt M*^ (fcr||f*t8|
lb.
I
<...>.->. t(. to ifcXi^n
KTmciTi9)'>^-(*^
r*:-
M <i,o aocliltaii Win 7taf.
s"7rs. 5<7p:;it .
(tj)
wr^ -^ '
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^fWMN 64^11*^ DM). II. 10. . fr. CM. -lb. VII, 19 1iS
M if tnn (to Talm. fr*(|. *Q).
Trf.
O. Uv. XIII.
. ff.- Y. Bnb. VIII. !* bol.. a. fr. -m "lO M if OM
.^. V. Br. VIII. 18* bol. MS* K^li gtmi OUM.
hhbu. tS^; a. fr.~A
n^
oooM. ^-t. Tars O. 0i.
VI.
4;
.
.
njrit,
S?r<J'
TiMf.T.lbld.; . .~lo Taloi.
tiy -drit fMflr. B. Kmb. m* h "rai (uit fsr,
r. MM.). Sob.
4''
11 ""^^n vn (obbr. inrm) ibb
what ptopto Mjr, it it eonmoQ Mjring (provorb).
Ihid. IOi; o. T. fr.OH.
4*
VJrJ"*
(" ptopU'V
0*"lS*WKt P2H pr. B. n. prob. a corrupt, fur
-3r?39
AnHpater. Torf. II, Eiib. III. I.
~w*X. 'CS prvflji for tb foroioUoa of (varbal)
in* (lapMl boom), aflbetiag tb flrt radical ia Ui
1)0 wMv M (h praAx of tba Bitbpa. or Itbpo.; .
f.
in 'vz. r**rjo (pi.) rai; trom
i;-i"nr to matt^
siitiie. }ny\TZ'^ amlU, 4c. Befora dDtala 0*lt and vm
intorchnoK'e ^xh "^'x M>d rtSL pHTordf Bo^ fbBd uater
^Nt mwt b lookad for oador "Qlt aad riee nerto.]
*C^8 (C^t) oi. (uti;) MB. Bs. B. a. 1ft, v. pSyW.
XC'S pr. o. HI. Ao, aa Aiaora, diMipla of B. Yoba-
nn. V. iVr. I, 40 top. V.
I
lw w%,
I
a^s atw ^) T. |*nrCB9Dll.
S^C'S m. Pt. "icnt (y. no, amo) kmi tidt.pUhtt.
inf/Oen.' XXVIII, II; a. .Bar. 5* TftW by dor
.vAd-sida.{lb. smc
'^
piUmp.}
^"^ f =-*.
Niim.'v,
17*
ad. Barl.
U ri(i\ts pronifd to MiroM^er*. kov/T..Vy (v. Siu. Aoi.
V. Civit*,0. Teailt. R. s. 15 StA JO "pjC rr m
rnbr 'X
['5?J
v"B n rwa rrtt or xr At. *.
Ill (od.
aBdMWiBir^iHiiiilwr(naiiiiiOBB.T,it)
a iHid BBI dMiri Ob lurfgk
taa, iMd dwy AaB
ffcas IbM iMBidfBd yBM^" nftrt cvBB to ilMir li^
Chi Cmmm, twm dw Mrth # Imbb); 0mm. B. to It, tf
rHm&m .... Ibovt. MBhBV.|i 0k B..44i
Talk.
Obb. If roteal imm. m %! fiadL > !
^
f
^
BBto ft.
flbv 11 iW MBftiMBBMBl wMaH ba itwi w to ail bmt-
iBrttaf <M ba B9 dia BBd Ma aaMMtor BWf mBbvb
BM). If("--Wpt pt r^ip^ ^rtaira. Ba. B. fc 1>
totam iito prtioBBpBB 'vw mrm Ok- bIm TT^n^nf
4 Ml ikB ptteoMM 1^ (praku to ba na4 r^W)-
n^QHl pr. a M. Mmm: l) b
p
gl/to. Ab. Bm.
TO*. B. BBlIk lit*,t) BB M9t BllML M. KbM.
tf^boc
"^^S^ I It
IWI M. r-Wi Btofl k k Mi, B. ^Vf>
l)kmtltLt0:trmt.mrUleiftk, 8BM.l^fnttofB.
OSTIII, tT) 'T vA II nsTPn Is bB vto wMiii b *#
for Um faMlval wMk oBliafBad drtBUBf, I.B. BMliI plH^
Bfaa.[0b.MplBB.;hBwltoBiabMBBB4lif^Btol>BBMB-
bar of ItoUfB dB>i--bBM dto
p
o
p
BiM bbmb # > ^"OW
for tba day MIowlBt dM taUvBlal-f)
p
i-il fMMi. i*-
IrrrfM, altottf/MMta^M-
T.Bar.I.f*bBl.fm**-8-i
'Sin 7Q V* llM BMIaal law miilii piifcllMl iii Bad
i^rtniaioMLrrtr H m tktimk t mmHtt
hf
^
y
fawf
tf
iBMrf, B.
ff.
B BMB ptaPMl ld * par*
lormiiif a lavlfBto BwrrlH* koMMa Ui iBto bwlbai^*
wllb ic his owB wUWt alitor; te.nvo IB b aBn-^pr
(or MBBl bobbbbHob) ptrmiliti fo At Araft M/lv<-
MUm fty BBllfBrmf BaacdBi
obiiliMm to tbB BabMa b b
nC^np ll MB^TM^^ WOTViMM
aeaoBBt of tbair aaarad o(Bm; (I _.
tiM last two dalaittoM). TBb. 11,3 (M>*).-^
)9 )n
r*
OBB proMbiltoBCBB tok* BO kval
hold whanBMlbarpra.
hibltioB alvMdj arirts; L jbb mb pBBiA, or l ap mi
aaeriAeial aspiaileB. oi^y fcr Ite Bm om; b^
f.
If jfVB
iijl liiw iliinl I I lilBtliiflwilf*^
Ih.tS^;
a. fr.BsBiptioM to thia pciacipla (adoptod by bmi*
aathoffttiM) bib whaa th BBeodiaf bbI f>: I) V^ '
niipi liiiiifii
fi
attlhBB, L B. hamimg m
tfpfMihi B^Mi: u
ff.
UM low
to tnm food OB tha Dbj of Al
food In gBoaral, L a. food othw olM
food forbtddao at aO tisMa; VXfn
1i
L a. htmit
^
m wider rmtge tf
a.
f.
ihB iistor of A*a wifo ia
I
Cnat r*"**) bl Bot to hia brattarL B;
,
bcoUMT B. BMnriM thai iMbt of A.'> wife. dM if foB>
biddaBiBaBRiagB(aftorB.*adBMh)toBirihBl
aa a brothar'a wifo, aad to A. both m Ua w
wife** aiatar aad aa hia lato brother^ wlfo 0m rq|;
S) rrot r; H B fimtiittiti fMkSUKtm, L au two pto-
hibiifoM %akm^ ^tdt dt He ibbi i bum
iH
b. g. tha Pay
snion? 54 n''511t2D''>{
of Atonement coinciding with tie Sabbath day, in
which case the restrictions conne> ted with each take
effect at the same time (night-fall); 4)
"isian 'X a heavier
prohibition, i. e. a prohibition imposing larger restric-
tions, 6. g. the law prohibiting ant/ profitable use of a
thing (nxsn 'X), compared to the lighter prohibition,
bp 'S<, not to eat or drink a thing (v. infra). Yeb.
32^'
sq
;
Shebu. 24^^; Hull. 101^ sq; Kerith. 14^.nnin 'X a Bib-
lical prohibitory law; '|2n"i^ 'x a Rabbinical prohibitory
enactment.ixb 'x a prohibition expressed in the Law
by a plain (xb) 'thou shalt not', without defining the
penalty, in which case the latter consists of thirty nine
lashes {v. r.^ipb^).inis'x a prohibition to which the Bible
attaches the penalty
of
excision (by the hand of God).'x
njn"i^ a prohibition the transgression of which the Bible
punishes with death (execution).nb'^SX'x the laiv not to
eat (meat boiled with milk) ; nxsri 'X not to make any use
(of it, as selling&c.) ; h'Til^l 'X not to 6oi^ (meat with milk).
Hull. \\b^ ;
a, fr.riian 'x, v. rn23.P^ |"'-)!1S^X. Hull. 98*
sq. d'^ttJU5n
Cp^p:!)
niira^ 'x h'Z all things Biblically for-
bidden are neutralized if mixed with a quantity sixty
times as large; ib. nXTa2in a quantity one hundred
times as large ; a. fr.
sn^o^s, is^D'Si, ^<n^ss, ^<7D!St ch. Das
thepreced. \),band. Targ.Ezekyni,25.P/."p-;iib'^X. Targ.
ib. XVI, 4 (bandages).2) as the preced. 2). Hull. 9'' ; a. fr.
B. Bath.
92''
xb XSlTSiaS 'X3 XS^^ "iro ',r^TX "'S we follow
the majority principle (that a doubtful thing is presumed
to have the legal status of the majority of its class) only
in ritual questions, but not in civil law.

'X 'lUS to
commit a crime, euphem. for prostitution, &c. Ab. Zar.
18. Git. 38*.P/. '^"IIS'^X, "^^SX.. Sabb.
60''
'X "^nin "^X^nS
a Babylonian permitter of forbidden things (R. Hiya).
Nid. 24'', a. fr. 'Xn niD xns^n Rab is the adopted
authority in ritual law. [Kid.
12* "i-ilO-^X bit &c. read
i-l&iX;
V. -ID"X.1
IS^i^D^'Nl II m.
(noi) chastisement. PI. 'p-iilO'^X. Targ.
Koh. ni, 10. Targ. Jer. XXX, 11 (Var. 'pniO'^).
Jj<i"11D-S, pi. xn'^'^-isio'^x, V. xn'^'i'iiiox.
"IQD iS> V. "p'^X. For words under "liD'^X not found
here below, v. "obx, -a:iix, -asx.
^3t?D^S, ^^TlI2p"^,
'0>f,
'TK
'2^ [also n-,
a. with one 1] m. (Ispe. noun of 3B, h3D=:h. l"'i:p'^X q. v.,
b. h. SDp ; V. p'^X) a surrounding, attachment, whence
1) balcony, colonnade, portico (also an independent colon-
nade), esp. 'xn the Itst'ba (Ist'ba) the Temple portico.
Pes. I, 5
(U'')
'S^xn 55 bs Ms. M. (Bab. ed. incorr. S5,
Var. niBpX, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note). Ib. Is'' one
recited 35 hs on top (inside) . . . ., say 'Xrt 55 bs on the
roof of the Its. (so as to expose it to public view). Y,
Sabb. I,
2^
bot.
'31 ni'JD'^X; Bab.
7^ DiTTSSn "^SS^UJ 'S-'X
a balcony in front of the columns (projecting into the
street, used as a stand for dealers, v. 3"i:p''X). Ib. Xpll
n'i-ir'^?a\rn xn^s xbl 'X Ms. M. (ed. Xb"! xiri 'X) only the
colonnade the use of which for passers by is not con-
venient. Num.R. s. 12 two columns of silver which weie
placed in front of the Ark nii::D'^X "|""3=
(Cant. R. tc
I, 11 'i'^lli:^''!^ Pl-)
forming a kind of balcony; Y. Sot.
VIII, 22' 'xb QDn allow the surplus of three handbreadths
(over the space occupied by the Tablets) for the balco-
ny.Yoma 49 mvjOX ny:s^ Tilai^i Ar. (ed. 'S-^X) they
(the laymen) served only the purpose of a portico (hold-
ing the bowls up to vieAv, v. Pes. I, 5, but not handing
them to the altar).Y. Succ.V, 55* bot., v.'^bfi'^'n.-
2)
(cmp.
asfi, rtS'ipti) something to recline on; couch, seat. Kid.
70*, (to one using the high-toned Xli'^BIp
q, v.) 'X
''ir5"'X "'"i^X'i call it itst'ba as the people do.M. Kat.
10'>
'X '^3213^ Ar. a. ed. (Var. as Yoma 1, c.) to build a
temporary banqueting place for guests during the festive
week, cmp. X^2"iirx, (Rashi: stone building, Ms. Rashi
XD2).P/. r"ixyL:S"iX (h. form). Ex. R. s. 31 (basilicas).
^3-j:S'^X (Chald.' form). Pes.
65''
'XX "^yoxn they (the
priests) walked alongside the walls on balconies (pro-
jecting boards made for them that they should not tread
on the blood); Y. ib. V, 32<' bot. ni'^rjtJTD. V. njapia.
*n*b'^b^I2p"S f. (Ispe. of bb5C, r. hVD
;
cmp. ^5^50
a. b. h. bisiiix) cluster, a crowded band. Ber. 51 hili 'X
'31
B^5Xb Ms. Beth Nath. (Ar. n'^J'^sbnbX, ed. n-^SSbnp-iX.
transpose 'b5nD'^X, Ms. M. risrbnD'^X read r,'^bri'bnp"'X fr.
brbri; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) a cluster of angels of de-
struction.
si2ia*n:2D^s, v. x-j^isir^Dx.
S^"1I3D^^<, n^"II2D"i< &c., V. '-JS-X a. X-n-jDX.
t:-:

t:~:
-:
t:-:-
]''Tt2D"N, V. "pT^S-^X a. 'p"iabX.
^<nnt2D"S, V. xn^n-jD^x.
T : : T : I
"int2p"S pr. n. f. (r. inG=im) latahar (beauty).
Yalk. Gen. 44 (a legendary personage).
u<ni3D^isi, nnt2D^:j<, v. xm-^p-x.
T : T ; : t : ;
^^TlDp-ISlII, 'Ui^ (m.?) (Isp. noun of "'ID; cmp. b.
h. WD, Hlpo) cover, blanket, (coarse) cloak. Y. Maas. Sh.
IV,
55'' ',i'pin ir^n n-^x x^ns xinn-i 'x (ed. Krot. na . .
.
|""ip53 . . . rents) this man's (thy) blanket has twelve
patches (Lam. R. to I, 1 "^xnis in, 1 has XSJII^).
miDp'ISl v. supra.
Jj^Jiyjp'S m. (v. X^pp-^X) a balcony (h. IHB?, lais').
Targ.'^II Kings' XI, 14; II Chron. XXXIV, 31, a. e-iT^.? !...
the balcony (of his pilace).
n^311I2p"S, 'T^, 'ONI, ':IS (V. X2-Jb-x) a system
of
colonnades, colonnade ^i^ith double rows, basilica (v.
Sm. Ant. s. v. Basilica). Pes,
13''
rx-ip3 nn^n 'X (the
itsVba of the Temple being of double rows) was called
isVvanith, v. rppX, T'-Jp. Ohol. XVIII, 9 (ed.n'i''3 . . .
pi.). Tosef. Sabb. I, 4; a! iv.Pl. ri^iliatp'^X. Ohol. 1. c,
v. supra.Tanh. Mishp. 14 (ed. Bub. 6 T'lJlUD'iX corr.
ace). Tosef. Oh. XVIII, 12 nisiIiO'^X (prob. incorr.).
M
^
^''
u;
^
ofofft-
<' '. nil K ^
til* iiMftla uf 1*1 >MM
'MvrvM iho (h* R
-- - - - 4<N
i (rtllinc VArAnoiot) lK>(b la \h\ o1d ta^, Ouii.
U. lo I. 0.
1
-
5 '.'-J'r.'SOT*
(Utiunalii) Um
"''If.
V. :**u"wo.
*rr2^St2C^ r. (Up*, of pO) VMrm/oiw^fl.
-;9S0^; Ar. I
'-
w
y
v
O.
4aom. of
0*0i
IT^V, arrcrfdk*
7 iilrc a 6in/; v. 0o. R. L o. qaoU a. v
e*^ llalL
.V. r-?*.] V. r
'
yj
OiL
Z'^w'Xi w^ tn. (Up. n. of 30 In 330; cap. b. h.
29% 3g^3) *l* M<MMOII TBIWrf M AmM (g0.
with
toM bDeh) mmi t wwAitjy orimfar't alcf, portico,
cohmnadt (emp. M^'bqn)). T. B. BaUi. II,
Uf.
is^ lop,
U.>drov a pMtry dtalar 16 ira from portieo to porlioo
'
boing privU grooiid). lb. Ul, cad, 14^ a window
^^
ttV nrrrt ititd opaniag toward* a porch is mad*
ooljr for Ittting light ia. V.
^K^pF{^
V Succ V, &&
boUi Y- Taao. Ill, boi.; r
rVC"S Y. Ab. Zr. U. 42* boU. v. r^rjCJC
S "m^''^ pr. n. m. Utya, V. Yeb. I, S*.
'^"UC'S Midr. 8am. ch. XI, . ^towi.
cues, r-riCH Bs. B. t. Ift. rd 3-wr;
omp. Tnl. Hy*, 3 X22X*.
C"UC*S. C*'^3S
(^"r^)
^
(l**. *^
iinotoria) a pittmt prodmeu^ m ibep Mw
4f*<
wm'*
Bhcbi. Vn, 1. Y. ib.
37^ ITODK (ooiT. aee). B. Kam.
101* 'OH Ajr. (cd. onob, C^OO; eorr. ace). Meg. lY, T;
a. fir.
^^?^
CI'WN ii. B. fc If, rM y^ye^
v- 0*00^
MCt^Oll, M}S^ ftl)(k.n99t turner /Ml
iMMlMiy rmli^4miM0 (Um IMr Apmi ilfiagl.
imd.
d^p4fl CoT vMlM Mtf otfiir MD. Bikk Kl* fHiu II
1W|, V. i9-t. ToMt ik IV T KB. , M^-f^AA
V.
*nX!2UC*M, Ma, M. TB
'
aOR Ar. HI "WiMMm.
I*. O. rrrarox mm* ad. rrastor%, a rd m charm
|qfiili(iyiww
wa
y
liticaidwum o4*Wf. afe^tr*.
prbrawi. 'rxij&
'
w (:)
.
I>i. (g'f
y
gAtWc, !, tyr* vAiooti f. i Ml, pro4. oi
8Blu orif., rad. bo) Matf ijT
cmtwI; ftirmkp. T.
Maav. a, and, M* bo. T. Qall. IT. M* lof
fp^
th.
n
'
l
^
V
'
UO
'
Ji rad ii
'
t
'
jAtJO ii hi! unalf T. KB. I, f?*
hoi. VU
^*
i* ! 10 KB. I, 4 (ad. aarmpll. TomI
Ukta.1, I
t . . . .
"
r2r:3rse. y'rii
'
tr
ry
,
'etc,
*.
tnt
a. (vtpi^o;) 1) cone, alao Wiml / l/W kio |liw.
(ax piMo).if.
,>^ ^
'i
p, rVT^se-llAa. Ah.Zar. 1,1
(IS* m\.)\ daiaad ibid, /rwl of Uk ctdm (Mom piM);
a. fr. PcBik. B. i. 10 I
'li^
'
ucw (mdsr^ or ri).
1) (. 8m. Aat. a. . MoU) tkt ttm ott Umtr mflrfiar
(which te Imaovahla, haaea lacisdad la tha mla oT Um
howt). a Bath. IT, X EaMm IT, t/if.
,
'
Vi'UUW,
"
V^irtjUlt *e. Oaa. B. a. tt; a. a^ KoUb
ib (ad.
Mm eorraeUj V3 . . . .
., ifaig>>
DiTSfltXTM pr. a. m. JbfrwMlw (v. prmi ;
hat
ptoh. a oorrapc of ofluW
'
.y
. T. KiL IX, tt* boc
(T. Kolh. Xa, 8A* ii
'
'jU"
'
iXi
'
'wt cocr. aoaj.
of
vv
'
wu
.^''y!.
nN:"uc's. V. r- raojc
C'Xi:'i::0*i< aad dcrlT., r. -oil [Koh. B. to I.
14, raad epcrrb.)
*U'-~'-C"S Ctou B. to VII, t, ddUag K-=r:
Dan. Ill, 3, laad :c
yv
'
.ufc'lt
,
v. tjai.
X^^-C'N :.. lOS*. T. it;s:eca a. jr-^:5jr.
S'T'Z**"w'S, T. vrw"::" sctil
5<T^rcr (sr.ir'^j. TC^, 'rac
m. (lapa. of 'ire, cm|.
t^ 7TJ 4w.> m^-wftrk, m^
t213lBini20'iX 56
mTipD'^x
rigging, sail-yard, sails. [If the vers. K'n'^'iap'^s;, xn'^'inpN,
V. Rabb. D. S. to Sabb. lll'> note 2, be correct, it must
be derived from "ilD; cmp. b. h. 'I'il'ip, tTi'ip.] Sabb. Ill''
'^xa "i^iap"!
i<'~\:2p the loop which they make when attach-
ing the sail to the rigging. lb. tiBIS '"XTl and the (per-
manent) knots, in the rigging or ropes.
pD"lt3p'^^f m. pi. (Ispe. of l-iB; cmp. b. h. T^-i-iir)
plaited chords, as a collect, noun fern, a girdle
of
strips
of cloth (used by washers). Y. B. Kam. X, end,
7*^ tTin
'31
'x Xin iT^b T^S" used to make for himself one girdle
of one kind of wool (so as not to be suspected of using
strips of the cloths given him for washing).
P
(SI pr. n. m. Isi, abbr. of Joseph (v. Yoma
52''
'X Nin tpV Xin), esp. known: I. b. Y'hudah, an Amora;
(v. Frankel M'bo,
p. lOO''). Hull. 115''; a. fr.
mSpS^D^X, V. XBl^pX.
^blSD^N, V. 'OX.
Jj^fJ^DpblSC'^Nl,
'P^
m. (3-/oXaaTix64, scholasti-
cus; S.; D. C.) scholasticus=cansidicti!i, advocate, pleader.
Y. Ber. IV, T^; cmp. Gen. R. s. 64, end, XS-^liO^lpOS
Sr'i'i^lXI Ar. (trnsp. 2 a.
p;
ed. X-ip-JDlb-^SIX ; corn ace.)
pleader in behalf of the Jewish law.P/. ^p'^apb'iSip^X.
Cant. R. to VII, 9 "^ptJI^aO'^X, corr. ace.

l-^pppbispiX
Ex. R. 8. 43 '::DS ^u: n-iirpS (corr. ace, ID mistaken
for ::) like the pulpit of the scholastici. [Also written
'i=G.]
n^plSp^Nl pr. n. pi. nb^'in 'X Iskufia, near Shiloh.
Y. Meg'. I,
72**
top, expl. nb'^r nsxr Josh. XVI, 6 (axoaia;
cmp. Zeb. 118^ as quot. in Yftlk. Deut. 881).
i<bD&^X, V. '3&X a. 'px.
"ipblbDO^S,
V. x;5vjp^i3p^x.
Xt2I3p"!Sl f. (=Xaia'^p q. v.; Ii^r3=:i^ii}) recess
of
the market place, alley. Y. Ber. Ill,
6*^
hot.
5J^''^D'^5J< Gen. R. s, 37, v, X"^S31X.
1S<D''5!<, Tanh. T'rumah, 9 t1^-i5 'X, v. D'lDia'nSBp'^X.
Dlp^ialDD^S read Gip-'tJB'^X.
I^DIDD^S, v. -pOBIB-^X.
s^tsDD^s, n^DDD^s, n^^bi:Do^s, v.
sti-ipibiBib'^x.
^
"IDSD^Sj, V. ^netjx.
"^SD^S Tanh. T'rumah, 9, v. IBO-^X.
P'D'^DD'^S Yalk. Ps. 808, v. "pp'^'nBp^X.
*"j
iSnO^SD^S,
'&<
D^alp, Lev. R. s. 5, read
1X'i"iDi3'iX (^<j>apioo)=comest annonce; v. D. C. s. v. Comes.
STbDp"bf, "pD"bDD"^<. (s)n^:ib)p-^<,
S"?2SC*i<, V. 'BOX.
T : - : . :

O UG^J5DC'"!SI m. (5^v6a|i,vot) maple-tree. Tanh.

T'rumah,
9'
T1?213 IBO'^X ed. (Ar. "il^irBOX; corr. ace.)
Tidhar (Is. LX, 13) means &c.
'^Jv^P V
*"
(P^^)
pj'op. feeder, supplier, hence
vessel in xvhich wine is put on the table (amphora). Targ.
0. Ex. XVI, 33 Ar. (ed. r-^nibs). Git. 14. Cmp. pET.
mXpDD^S, V. XE;rpx.
lltabpDD^S, lIlSbp^'Dp m. (speculator, spicu-
lator) a7-ni-bearer, esp. guardsman of the Roman Em-
peror; mostly executioner, torturer (v. D. C. s. v.). Sabb.
108'. Num. R. s. 19. Lev. R. s. 2g 'bD. Lam. B. to II, 1.
V. X^!lp"^Bp.
.
SnllSbpSp^Sl,
J^Ti"jbp1Spch.same.H.X:^.,
^n . . . Targ.'li Esth. V, 2. Targ. Y.Gen. XXXVII,'36.
^'.l"?P?^^^?>
V. 'BPX.
"pt3'^DpSD'^S, read C-j'^-J-ipBix m. (o^J^apturrjc)
cook. Esth. R. to 1, 14, read oVlr ^"^J 'xn {'^z^-2'Z^-preparing).
^I2D5"lpDD^^;, V. -cpsppx.
D"5 Ji^P"ps,
ipS m. (atJTTotpaYo;) 1) asparagus,
al.so shoots
of cabbage, like asparagus in form. Ned.VI, 1
if one VOWS abstinence from cabbage 'XH TIDX he is for-
bidden to eat asparagus (the latter being considered a
species of the genus 'cabbage'). Tosef. Dem. IV, 5 SJpb
12'i: 'Xii rx to cut off the stalks thereon (and throw the
remainder away).
2) asparagus, a beverage of wine or
beer with asparagus. Ber. 51*. Pes. IIO''. Kid. 70* '"X
=1 tlT^npl aspar. as the educated call (the morning
drink). [Yalk. Gen. 34 DiSiBDiX read D'^a^Bp%N! (c-cppaYic)
seal,v. C^pEp.]
^5nSp'^Nl (jbnS&S) m. (Arab, safar-gel) isp-
argal, name of a fruit (called Perssea, Flspaaia), jjlum
:
others: quince.PI. pViJ'i5p"'X. Y. Maasr. I,
48''
hot.;
Y. KU. I, 27*, explain. pU3'i1B=per8{)ea. V. Low Pfl.
pp.
144, 289, a. Sm. Ant. s. v. Perscea.
ipa-lDD^if (^apnSD^S), V. 'BOX.
']''QD'nDD'^S, Tanh.ed. Bub.T'rumah.9, v.OiSia^SBp-^X.
pnnDD^s, V. 'Dx.
pD'^lSl pr. n. m. Isak. B. Mets. 39''
Mari ben I. (v.
Rabb.^D.' S. a. 1.); Keth. 27^
^n^tDDpD^S, V. '^ii-o^TO"'x.
^ni^ipp^S, V. ^:?^?ipo^x.
*n^n'p&"^!Sl (.TjipC^Nl) f.(l8p.ofTip=-^ip;cmp.
niTiT|5) cutting, tmsf. fate, doom; cmp. (I'li'ta. Esth. B.
ftT
i|if<iMi r'
of
ekmu. Kidd.
31** ^rVrjn ^lo Ar. (Vm. hi TOS; i4.
J"
rrwl. M4.
**
i> (\ Or. . Ul. 1. v.). Y. KUi. XII, S5^i
Y. KO. IX,
""^apom (ooTT. Mc).
m2"'pO^ m. (OOrmpL ottrff^KT^ Vmn. idiocUr
;
U.Ar.;v.'-n:irO^)<Hr. Y. Ab.Zar. I^sH lop srr
s^
'
i
TT^ h gv two povadt of pcypOT to eowiar (to
itt lo Tyrt), Mid b* (Um oovrtor) wai ap and ftNmd fte.
*^C*M III. (ooQtr. of *no^ eap. tr^TOX >* adApi.
of Mwri
-
M) Ji^ a BooMB oo4b, oml 1/^4 of a Dtaiir
(v. lodranD. TUm. 0w. p. n tq.), ealtod ^ptonMn H
llmHtm A*. Kldd. 1. 1
; . fr.- Y. IbM. I,
.%8* -rr: -ranffi
'^''
tht At i> '/|4 of tiM aUvar Dcnar.Tniit com. Taan.
K r^^Ts bMMiM tlMT* wai a teardty of eoia.PL
*,**9^ Y.Maa.8li. IV, &&^top.-CWU. Kidd. It* "tzn^
rMd
rrtt.
(0n. lU . 4S t/^ oe^ 1ilb Aamr rtMhrod
ita Dam* from Kimmr (Qon. XIV. l\ oowinwit; t. bov>
vr oxt w.]
~'<S*S m. (h. b. ^^ *^ prop, hmtd, hMM mw
/*
ahtlimtnet, (onp. ^norw). Y. N^ t. bag. UI'.-H nr^mt,
T<n^
TT^IK*
I^M. ivt b? 77*!b 7K tb ponbbaant of
laabM it Dot applitd for bnakiof rowa. Y. Yb. XHI, is'
rmoK (oorr. ace). Y. Nad. 1, ac' top. ["yK
j
iiitwi ,
t.
"iV^]
fOan. It a. 43 e^ nob It bands (ebaina) Ibifad
r Kliuar, V. prvoed.]
"lO'^X ch. aiB; 1) bamd, dtaitt, Fi. 7~C'X. Tarf.
Jud.ivri4.S)r<Hr. Targ. O. Nam. XXX. 3 (Y.src-);
a. .K 77r,
""l^^
Targ. O. Nam. XXX, 4; a. .
rrarv. P*.
11,'
3 scn^ (soma ad. 'T'OM), v. aast w.)
N^w"^ T 1) m^, T.praccd.S) src^ yyw.: tnj yw
*itk. aAea/l Targ. Y. Norn. XO, 18. Targ.
y>. <-<-... WXTII. 7; a. e.H. T^C^
.V
'
yw. IbkL (cd.
al*> srcx, jr-cj<>. xr^cst Targ. Ps. II. S {mmm L
~rs) dkiim*; v. precd.
"^
*
" (*. *Q| frtarr, a^. fr*.
!** |||*
H m:. fil rx. lui^u. i< n .
n
i4 crr wmiiiMwrw' i>MiMi '1-
...^xi. . tT^ iKia Ma^ovr NiiiH4|iWcajtM
r vMi la MMMd #vrA Yowi n* *e-ri iiiu. m. m.
. a I ; *).
tC^rCrW m. (MfBia) lirarf, V. WSfytk.
ilm.' to Ml IW pnpm wigr
Hl
'^ '
aH. L .
ilM mm of a Uuar of 4Ma. md lal tii tW mm
..( a iBiHna. Y. OtII. VII,
** HUB nm (corr. aMk.
and MpplcHMai aaa. ! Y. H. Ballk L a.|.
^DHtTTOH Y. n MaM. n. r "vi
or loid|y
oir
aM. Umi K ft. ? U
'
W.Vs v (A#
baada of Irtlwi; flfTor- Vv V bHidt of
(Yalk. Oaik IM
Mpno*K, r.
tCX'K, r. ircnRL
rrrCM Y. OiM- VII, W*. r.
MTTC'K MTTT-y y^rrcit
^TTqit
m. (1 uTpa. or lapa. 'of Lmf. Jbidt . b.*k
-*5
.
anp.
OTf^ll)
Mfcfe. foatUf.. Tarf. ^ob XXllI, 1
1
;
a.
Yab. ia; Afakb. It* r-r: lorji t -m

(Ar. -TOig
wiMl to aaBad MW (flnlit. to Iiit mamt
goaa dowB to tbo gfud (Um liii ligib f lw
ftai tba aabto). Ma. S9*.
'^ -3 irrsT^ a door
IniMaially ttka Ika iMt toM Um aabla.K. r
*^ Tuy. Koh. Zn, ; a. te.
|wirrC1C Y. lfaMiakV,M^lap7'T^,
rMd
'
t
'
Tj
'
jfii'^ MT^ (pL of 9tT4viic) tkrae
apon whoaa
S**rw*H, T. W
'
TCW.
T ; I * t I y f t
'
(eontr. of mnreK Aol, r. "nc, Tix ; oap. ijrui a. "JTB|
I) a Mtoier cafa, (vlth Mm or Msrei. or Mb. an ci
aqoal to a ooaaaoa (prortootol) Ma, or hdf m Zm.
Kath. M*; Oitt. 4Sk, . % i u. B. Haiac IM^. Bafclt.
49* rti
'
'
ti II Qjntoe fatiim (v. laekanB. IMm. KtoH:
p.T). Kidd. ll\flLTnPC- Oitt.
14* .
BalL44^
^onCB ILlb. I0&. ) BAr. pi.
'
ji
'
^^ji'iL Toaat Skafc.
II, 4 2ra Ve IK (Var. rw-scx) gM tmm (thitt t}. T.
ib. in, 4r *^erit (oocr.* aoc). (THf. n BMk. II, 7
sr-rc^ r*r-, a ^oaato iffWSss, .
oar V. vitb ijrr^]
x:nD''K 58 j'ibl2pB'K
D^jJlp^S, D^^I2p"S, 'OS m. (D-3, Saf. D^DD,
Ithpe. 'nO^'x, ispe. '::D^x'; cmp. D^Sn'^X; cmp.
yiiW'^X as
to Ishtafel)
of feeble health, delicate, fastidious in diet.
Yoma III, 5 'nO-'X Ms. a. Ar. (v. Eabb. D. 8. a. 1., note
10; Bab. ed. mostly ':3Di5t). Pes. 108*. Snh.
100**
(opp.
nS"' inyi not choicy); a. ir.Pl. tntp'i'TXip^ &c. Gen.
E. s. 1 1 Ar. (ed. 'liDiX). Lam. R. to IV, 2 Vro (read
D"iD . . . .).Chald. Targ. Job VI, 7 ed. 'ntJX (Ms. 'aOX).
[Cmp. b, h. DD3, ch. D-iD3.]
n^D^^DD'^S, 'I2D"S, V. preced.
^r^DSnp^i?, V. '-JD1X.
n"3i5p"S, V. 'DX.
V^''^"'<lP"^
read 'aiKD-iX, v. a'^a-iatpx a. foil.
XI3^J!SD^S Yalk. Ex. 167, v. Xa'^S^IB'^X.
nS"'!J^I Sifra Sh'mini ch. VII, Par. 6, v. HB^nil.
nS^lStll f.(cnip.''Bis<) character, disposition,tefnper.
Ex. R. \. 40 (play on n's-iX Job XXXVIII, 4)
'=1
"bir 'xn
where was thy predestined temper suspended? (on which
limb of Adam's head, hair &c. ?, v. preceding passage
ibid.). lb. riHB'iS.
n^^lSlIII f. (b. h. ; nsx) [batch], Ephah, a dry mea-
sure. Sifr6 Deut. 294, both a small as well as a large
Ephah 'X
niinp is named Ephah,Men.
45"^
top ',nBiX the
Ephah belonging to the sacrifices; a. fr.

PI. niB'^N!. Ibid.

*pnp3TJlD'^!S, Pesik. R.s. 26,
"pajin
'X; ed.Lemb.
'|i03ib pi-ioarjIBN, ed. Friedm. "fjrb, read "pVipi-il?
T^jbQ^
*l'ia"'p1 than the palace (with) triclinium and bed-cham-
ber wherein I dwell.
Dip^iais^s, V. Dpvjfinx.
pblD'S, V. D-^>iBX.
&^mD"'ISl m. (v. X"alB) mouth, orifice, esp. sky-light
(impluvium). Erub, 100" 'ND p^bo rxvn Ms. M. (ed.
iTiiTl) (a palm-tree) which grew up through the im-
pluvium. Kidd. 81. Hull. 5\\
XI2aiD"N, V. next w.
*^^I2^3a^D^^< (Mus.), !Jii3/aiS"s,s:2"D!2iD"&<,
JiQlD"X &c. (read: K;ri"i::iQ^X) m. pi. (^TtiTifxia, ta)
the imposed penalty, sentence. Deut. R. s.
2
; Yalk. Gen.
77; Ex. 167. [Mus. reads n^^pS sing. fem.=lTCiTi}i.ia.]
Dies m. (DBX, |/"qx, cmp. D>lSN) fodder, feed.
PI. -ppilBiX.* Midr. Till, to Ps. LXXVIII, 52 -,'^3pn3 "px
iniDIB-iX . . . their feed is not prepared for them; (Ex.
R. 8. 24, in a passage otherwise miscopied, "(Ipi-JlBX).
"fTi^iS"^f, V. 'i3x.
p"llS"'^S, V. pi'iBiBX, i^pBisx a. 'iro-'Bx.
V.
'^
w
^f^f^>
* disguise of elohe C^n'^N); cmp.
n;?^pdx, "ip^bx.
Y. Ned. XI,
42"=
top, how did you swear V
He said, 'I swore Efofe Yisrael' (for. By the God
of
Israel),
'I will not enter my house'. He replied, (you said) Efofe
Yisrael, -j^n^sb nbbs i<bl (not nbby) and on that account
you would not enter your house?
V. "(IDBIBX.
S'^TID"'?^, read 'ix, v. x^niex.
T : ' T :
-
O'lmmD"'?^ f, (iTTTTodopo;, sub. vofAo;, miUJ) a
tune played to mares on being covered. Cant. R. to I, 9
(being asked why they rushed into the water, tlie horses
said) n-in dzb n^^rSD 'X (ed. DiDipBix, DiDirS-iX,
'BX corr.
ace.) a hippothoros is prepared for you in the Sea (a
satire on Egyptian lasciviousness).
b<t3D^l5j, i^I9^i^ (ETCTa) seven. Gen. R. s. 14, beg.;
a. e. V.'xa'iX.
S^'JD^J^, n^<^P3D^S (^^^laSS) f. (i^arefa)
prop. Roman consulship, consulate, in gen, era, dating
from accession to government or an other important event.
Lev. R. s. 36 Cl"iDb^ bu; 'X3 .13^23 (Ahaz) was counted
under the era of kings (under whom Isaiah prophesied).
Num. R. beg. 'X HT'^XV-
D1i
nrx what day, month, year
and era (from the exodus from Egypt.). Pesik. Bahod.
p.
104* '31
'X '|''3'Ta l^n count ye a new era from my son's
redemption. lb. Hahod.
p.
52''
sq. he wrote her marriage
contract 'x nb anal in which he stated the era of his
government.
D'lp'^I3D''Nl (incorr. 'alB^X, "^^tm) m. (uTiaxixo;)
consv,laris, Emperor's delegate, viceroy. Mekh. B'shall.
Amalek, 2,
'31 h'C'zr^ 'X the Hypaticus annuls it over
his (the Hegemon's) hand (ignoring his authority).

PI.
-ppvjB-ix. Tanh. (ed. Bub.), Vayesheb 2 -ppiDBX (corr.
ace, V. note 4). V. OipiMBin.
Dlp^t2'5^S, V. preced.
SDS^IS f, (1EX) the reverse., opposite. Bekh, 5*, a. fr.
nb |3''3r'a 'X ^SX our version is the reverse. Hull. 20'',
a. fr. Xiaroa 'X xn"nx, v, xa'n'nx. R. Hash. 20"; a.
V. fr.
snp^be'^s, V. x-j^T^B^.
T^ipCS"!Sl (T^b^ix-'BX Mus.) m. pi. (pastilli) lozenges,
pills
of sugar. Cant, R. to I, 2, V. ""bM^IiQ, Dlb-::pB
;
cmp. Yalk. Cant. 981.
M
i*1IJ*W pr. . t i(fWi. lb. It**- t. Ormit4, wOwr
i7?V^
V.
*OntmrM, IIUIr.lMi.iL rm^MH md
... r
'
u^-yi (V. n;)> Mp. t*Mi. m) Im (ITiIumJ
i,. Ar> ht(t (>
fHijr th wnivr't Am* (fbr Um duMift of
rr^:^
--.
M t . rrciiV? Dmt. 111. M; t). L . I4 to Mfbr
< u
i
V. oni. Omm. E. ki Vll. ff *<n <^vo rtrv nU
Mi^fl^^^k ^A^AflA^A^A ^^^h^B^A^.*
^ nTyrn, M^nQlt, DDTW .
il ft'fftH ttf A ^fWtMM Of WMn,'
i'. U|. R. t. II ; . V. fr.it
TTf%
tH;
-a-pi. w
:
?
-
rw. Tmu. Y. Nan. XI, M. TMf. Batli.
i.
. .-lUMblk t^ A. A*.
JTOCnO^
t (d^v. of preL>-OMt w.
"ITiB'H, JCinrtjt, Wf. (ii;p7{) frwftrhift,
fmmimct^ imsm ibwi wwi'iiI, Om. K. . ^9\ %. tt. {In
Trf lOao rr>y-frt)-/l r-r-frw, ' 0n. R. a. ;
4
f.
ITMTf. Lftm. 1, I J75*~cx, nmA if^V
'lf
'
^ Tw-
II. DaU 111, 1
1 T'S-tti. rMd
T^T*
") IIIi<lr. Smi*.
VU, l6 (Var. Wb), t. -^pt)
Sn^TTB"^, T. prMwI.
*|D"^'^ (Ithpo. dMom. of
Tfya
ke mm Uutd (bj
R^^oiMk ofAeiala), L . hte property waa tofaMd for Uio*.
Kidd. III. M* top
"^
H L^'s prapMty te.
S:i'S I in. qnat) oMT, jirM% tmf^ Otti. M^ n
N-'j* (Ar. itfR) gTMB twiga with wkieh Um rir
:ud in (llgttr. for dfaui^oM aloppod). Onp.
iCk^xii. sii'Sn i<r::rs f.
(r. r)
xr) on aooouii of tiM pi
w
ir> (whieb fJbm fHllinf
pr*on osoreint on the aanMnts in the pit) tboy iiqara
lum. Sabb.
144**
jaX"X TS TSn Ar. (wL MTXTK; lU.
M. ict^rst) (Um jttioe) whieh ooms oi of th gnpM
la tto mmhm\ \mk. oyte. irfglii^ia of
1^1,
liik IM^ ararK frs li rw fraHl fttan;
Ar. HTB fra tn KM MMI tfMigb dMM ! iM
I < MaaM iiflMv*
aippllp for UmI
t.
T^flPflt
t (%. M. pi, llp '^
mm tm.) %) m flmt ^tf
9iilm, r.
'r *V9'Hnni rw** jpmi fook apos ilw
IM^ <rt nif Um la iW tiy M
Hf (OowBMC 4MR}-f)
]miani Tof.B.Ei.. Ti.ii. m
(-
Il,w*r
-:m< Tabinw.-^

*8*Xl< m.
rm 9- "Ai* < pi Iif i^ /afar.
Oiii. M^ (Ax. mxr).
I*
J*JT'iJi bi, y. tmftiruu

*Kp*M WL
(
pw tJU ; aaip. Lm. iMw
,
kk k. XD)
if rWiiii
f
r'< >ar*, Sabk. I tT
"y
WPB'W Ar. foi. mp^
ir-p9. Ma. 0x1
T^. Af.
Ban. TV. v. Bakk. D. a a. L
Bota 40) a goat, tfaartmial, MBifor algkt kii [. taik*
Baitr. II, IS! aq.)
*iC3^*p'ii Lav. B. a. 4. ajli'J
{
3 1I'l
Cl2'iSlp*Ho
'
j'j
V m
'2'a^p"e< t (oimoiavii) fkr MlaMi< awA.
B. fl, S T-K (eo(T. aee.); Can. B. ai tt
^
(eorr.aoa.)
(plaj oo jr'faaa Oaa. YII, 4).
T^P-^.
lC-p-,
CPK)
e.(is4,)l
ioaMC jtefae. Taig. Y. Oaa. T,A.Ak.
Te^
ch. x:r7-, x
-
: "p"ij. Bz. B. a. W {"in Vc)
*
ft^tma; *. fr.Y. Ak. Ear. m, bag. 4ff^ i ii
'
g. W, r-TT-n
raad r
'
iiy iu Ik. 4r top; a. a. .
\*4V%-
PCr. VB.
to Pfta. XY, Xm, . irinp^]
DiiaiDip^K 60 'illE'i
iD U Ip'Cs 111. (oixovojxo;) steivard, town-clerk (a
slave). Y. B. Mets. IX, beg. 12*. Y. B. Bath. IV, Wbot.
DID^Ip'^X (corr. ace). B. Bath.
68'*
DI^VpS'^X, STablpSX,
'bp5X, 'pilX (popul. corrupt.).
X^jIp^SSl I (pi. of sixoviov) statuary. Midr. Till, to
Ps. XV'(ref. to Is. XXXI,
9, applied to the Roman em-
pire or emperor) 'his rock' 'X fiT this means the statues
with the likenesses of the emperors (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.
Statuary).
^
t*S^Dlp^X II or ^"D^p^SSl f. (pi. as a collect, noun)
(denom. of '"|'ip"'l<) a procession in which portable images
are carried. Midr. Till, to Ps. XVII 'D1 DiDXb^a \^ 's a
procession of angels passes before man and they cry,
Make room 'Dl bU5 rT^JIp-ixb (read 1'^3'ipxV or nia-ip-ixb;
Yalk. Ps. 670; Deut. R. s. 4 "pjip'^xb) 'for the images of
the Lord (man being created in the image of God). Deut.
R. 1. c. nabn^ "ix (corr. ace).
n^Dlp^S, V. preced.
D'^Dlp'IS read
'p?P^'<-
V?"^?^^
(l"Jlpi<) f. (lx6viov) picture, image;
Targ. Y. Gen. IV, 5 features (pi.); a. fr.Ex. R. s. 15.
Deut. R. s. 4, V. S<:;3'ip\N;II; a.fr.Esp. 'x l-^t the bright-
ness of expression, features.G^n. R. s.
53 ; a. fr.Ex. R.
8. 36 ns2 'X (sub. I'll)
fine appearance; Cant. R. to III, 11
p3iriX (corr. ace).

PI v. 'ppiN.
']' x'p''S, Y. Ab. Zar. U, 41^, read with some ed.
'C'p''^,
Obp^S Ithpe. of bbp.
^''^R^^
m. (ixavo;)
1) worthy,
fit; icealthy. Yalk.
Job 919.
2) sufficient, v. Diippx.
"^i?^^' ^IR^^
- (=! "^1?":. V. "\n:)
honor, glory.
Targ. Prov. XI, 16; a. fr.Y. Ber. I,
2"^
'Dl -i-ipix
my
honor counts for nothing before the honor of my Maker,
lb. II, 4'>
'X tr^b a-^bs nx n^a (not S-^bEnx) what honor
dost thou pay it (by passing by)?; Y. Shek. II,
47''
top.
Y. PeahVm, 21^ bot. 'XI nOD^B an honorable livelihood.
Y. Hag. I,
76''
top 'XI X^S^X, v.
X^f
X.P/. -("^npix
pre-
sents, greetings. Y. Ab. Zar. II,
41''
(some ed. "'^bp'^x).
!Sn PS m. (iix, cmp. iin) white substance, undyed wool
or cotton. Sabb. ll''; (Tosef. ib. I, 8 missing). lb. 79
'xb X^ain a sample color for the wool (given to the
dyer).P^. l^-i-^X. B. Kam. 119'',
the remnants of wool
in the hands of the dyer. [R. Hanan. reads X'n'^X
q. v.]
[Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. I, 4 ITn^X; Kel. XXI, 1 n"liS5.]
*n^Dln^s, (n^^), n^jln^n,
n^Dinn,
n^Dln^^, (r^^n^!') f. (v. preced.) made
of white clay,
unburned and
flat clay-dish, a kind of tray extemporized
for immediate use in the field.

PI. ni^sil'^x &c. Eduy.

V. -ip'^X
II, 5 "^X "pDSb ed. (Ms. '3nx 'pOSbx, Mish. Nap. "inx). Y.
Sabb. XI, 13 'inx. Bets. 32* 'T^n Ms. M. (ed. 'in) expl.
='n^5 Ms. M. (ed. "i:')=xn'i"'bpn ^J:i field-dishes. [Rashi;
from T^S u^ed in country towns(\), hence coarse, un-
finished.].
D' 1 iSl, winiSt m. (supposed to be=rpi;) Erus, a
lily with an aromatic root. Kil.V, 8, expl. Y. ib.
30''
bot.
"*>?T'?
(P^-
"^
^^l""!!*.
V. P. Sm. s. v.). Tosef. ib. Ill, 13.
Ohol. VIII, 1.
Din^lStlT, D"niSt m. (prob. from its use, v. D">x a.
deriv.) erus, a musical instrument used at weddings and
funerals, drum, tdboret. Sot. IX, 14 '""Xn h'J

Iitj the
use of the erus at weddings was interdicted ; v. expl.
Bab. ib. 49^; Y. ib.
24''
top. Kel. XV, 6 'xn (used at
funerals).
1 'pn^S, V. -ptJ^llX.
^^
l"cS m. (3>"iX) meeting, festive gathering. Targ. Y.
Num. XXIX, 35 (=h. X'npri).
Sn^S, X^""11i<, V. X^IX
T : ' T : .' T :

^1a^"^^^<, V.
rr^
TW^iy^'T'^^ f. (epr^ixia) desert, desolation. Koli. R.
beg. (play on Jeremiah).
Dl'^lS, Y. Maasr. V, 52^ read D'l'^X.
DTS, ^<DTi<, V. D-)x.
'^JPl^^'
V. O^-i-^X I.
^T^
V. Si'lX, 5>:iX.
'J''Nl m. (b. h.; ^1X, cmp. d";, v. ujrx) being, man;
husband; lord.n'^'bu;i1'i 'X a native or citizen of Jeru-
salem Aboth I, 4; a. fr.Yoma I, 7 a"n3 ^'JiX
my lord
the High-priest. Sot.
17='
niUXI 'X husband and wife; a.
iv.Pl. D'^iyjx, V. ia'i3x.
SS''!S
fire, V. xiax.
T . '
'
TV
^^nS'iJ'^N, V. i-iiam.
niSJ'^S m. (b. h. niax, V. ax) burnt -offering.PI.
D'llij-'X,' 'tax. . Ned. 13\ Zeb. V, 4 'xb b-^bs altogether to
be burnt; a. fr.
"jTO^S, ^^tZJIS! m. coustr. (v. irx a. b. h. "i^'^X)
essence, exact time, season. Targ. Y. Gen. XVIII, 5. Ib.
XXVIII, 10; a.fr. (in Targ. Y.).Pl. "^S^X, "^MdX. Targ.
Y. Lev. XV, 25; Deut. XXXI, 10. Cmp. 'jn^X.
|"^2/"iSl m.
1) (v. I'rx, Pi.
2)
praise, adoratioit. Cant.
R. to Viri, 11 X-^n rplir-^x it is thy praise. Y. Succ. HI,
54* top, with ten var. expressions of praise are the psalms
headed "'X:: with the word ashre, &c.
2)
(v. nrx Pi.
1)
legal attestation. Y. B. Mets. I, 8*
bot; v. X^isx. [Some
ed. i'r"'X.J.
1
W.
= r .rt.i'l 'ci. i.v ,.
H -r
- : W'^i >. > ..^ I. . Ail|
Mllltt^ ), c ' . . ,: c| t|,r 1.,
'
crfi mfr)tr4 M|4 \utA
r(>>ll-'' i '
)
>tr|,tl l.'-lltr .1. I .). .
-1 <, V|t }*
<
7V9 Willi UW UHraUoll ttf MAMMilif MUM*
rlllUo.
r*C*)< Y. Smb. II, N*
^ X
V.
T^
it.
r r
*?
^W^
Tuw X, pi. Hfurt^ V. itiL
***k'5^i
**
^
(Af. or "^ good tmei.' V. Hbcbi.
i^ wbi muu
' Mint* ihvin'T Am. (H^iag) 'm
) 'tirk. Xb^'^m, Y.TlMA.
I,4l* boU; ..
"3*X, PL 9t yifi^'i^rf^ V. ^(pH.
w<i V. rijVv
I ; a r.^Y. Sot VIII, ST boC H }irm a
lUia. Y. Sail. I, cad. ir* H 7: in
I
ri. Y. II. Nam. XII, !. Cmp. KT^
.'"^Tw^S pr. n.
lO.
or Htot MMMO. HoB. tS
- -
--^
^^ f^^ ^f I
V

""
V V V
u..inj
'S, V. rx
Word* not
r"S. ^C*^< (h.
^;
r^ oap. r?, t^, r Ae.) prop.
v...n.XVin. 24; a,fr.Y Ber. VI, nii, 10* "Ti 'OT ""Or
*
ou TitnuMi rea.<i. . .. R.BMh. n\ a. fr. W
^
nn^ m it is,
i. e. s sute<l.-^7 r*j( I kare^ I koU (lh bpiaioB).
8uh. o'. ii. fr.
-=*
rr>*3 r-x-c r: Um om tai Tnnnkawi
with the opinioD h holds, and the other Ae.B Mate.
s^
a. fr. . . . .
'^
scnnt SX if the opiakm uf B.
. . ha* (had) aoy Mbstaaoe, L e. if ve OMHi adopt
Ills aothoritjr.Yoma 41* rr%^ *^
'X nr: what Im
I , . .. i. !
MMf^Yah. Iir IBS >r
-3
> ; af* la tttuU 4v~0aMI|HMa4* lOT*
/ a-li. -ry, YW. ri. OY. iff a. .!
siij W . bap. at Mrp.
MHII, HB
y^
*
^9?^
Wfc(^i-*
It f^: rf. IPM) aWMil, Vk, TWf,
Om-
V. aa4. ? r^ rv* MTfala
-* i.**. nr-a t. Wm. U,t^ hm
-im^ bU faUMv^c ilk 1 wnlfcer
(if.
Ibr Bellas).
. r.
VTM, VM,
yy
f (| I'm! Hh.
riyw ti ,
..p:
16 to OMlrkMiV. wV*' TWf. Om. XII. ta^ a. t$,
Tanr floe. XIV. I.
II, lOi a. fr.~Y. SmM. S, ir T^ 16 r- ^ (Y. IfaH.
I, SI* "T-K . . . .)
a laM OB iMrtjr
Uf Um m aaiil,
Ika Babballi jaar Harfftfcia iah* iBiii. 'fea. M* rs
r ^n^ pit imn -sm (fad t-wi or ^\ >
i;
Ibi M.
prU; diC vara. v. Babh. D. & a. L) a* wa arv artaamrf
A<r (la Urfi world) w ara a ftm
Oa ilw voftt aTiW
baaliflad).
T*^ pr. a. m. DkL lUcitk. M*.
(Aeafrr. I'aif. BMfc^ XxVo, (ad. Wnu yu, W^
prt^ Baaaal or, ae mn* mv. B. Jak^A. B>tA
*-
^ g^,
(Dift. ft-. WTT ir.)
OnZTCTH, faad
Hhr-^. sV;r.
1n (aM. viq ...h.
\i9SdiC\.r.)hmk^ofiriifm. Brf.]fakXIII,S4; a.a.
rt. .Uat-Jl
. -^rw. ir^^^rifL YWf. I BaaL XXT. It; a.
a.Ttm<: mktht t, oppL Vj QaawiX tka tluiad.
HoU. tr 9 ^am ^TS^ bt iha fnpai ptqr *r Uw
laavai (tha MiMlan for tto aBiatofad); far hai fariW
laavHyUMfBaaaaaoaldMladM.
V 'aae^
VMS. V^
^
l*i
^^
Bk (ar; . -^
Job XXXi 17 Ma (ad. cr^
Tkif. jiz. lY, To- a. a.Brah! iV; a. a.
i:''K
62 rr^nTDK
"R"^.' 'f}^.
^- (^-
h-; ^'''*;
^p- ^'''^* ^^^>
't^'^"'^'
yjx) 1) essence, permanent or normal condition. Nidd.48''
iDn'ixb "itn obtained again its normal condition. Sot.
36''
'Xb inUJp flS'i; his membrum resumed its normal condi-
tion. (Cmp.Ex. XIV, 27).2)
adj . essential, strong. R. Hash,
lia is'np^'7
aa^li'^h 'X ethan means strong.PL D'^sr-'X. lb.
dblS '^sr'^X the mighty of the world (patriarchs). Gen.
R. s. 98 (play on athono Gen. XLIX, 11)
'31 n-^jnx D-^JS
mighty sons (heroes) are destined to descend from him.

3)
pr. n. river Ethan. Succ. 18' (Ms. M. )n)- a. e.
n''^I2Dri^^< Koh. R. beg., v. K^pSnilX.
D^3ri"'S, &*3riS, &?riS (=D^D3rX, OOanx, V. 003;
or Ithpe. of 01: or 0'^:) to be taken sick. Sabb.
145''
-OJn'^N (Ms. M. '^p'l^Jr.'^X D'^'^sn'^X Ithpa.) I should have
grown sick; (Ms. Oxf. '^SDrO'^X I should have been in
danger). Git.
56* XO'^snx (or nO'irx) she grew sick (from
aversion), fainted. Cmp.D'^:np\><. [0'^3n'^X-=0"'3Snx,v.035<.]
^D2Tp^, ];r^, V. n-^x.
i^bt2^pn^i<, V. xvjipoxi.
T : ( : T : ' :
Sm^S, V. Kn\s.
^'^l (b. h., 'as) onlg, but. Pes.
6* pbn "X the word
akh (Ex. XII, 15 'hut on the first [preceding] day') in-
timates a division of the day between two categories as
to the laws concerning that day. Kerith 7'^; a, fr.

PI.
p3X (O"^?!;!;) the word akh in the Biblical texts. Y. Ber.
IX, U'' hot., a. e. "p-jiu-io 'ppni 'x the akh and the rak
intimate limiting qualifications.
?jS II m. (v. "r^^x 2) affliction, calamity. B. Mets.
59*^;
V. '^3n. Gen. R. s. 32, end; Tanh. Noah 9, ed. Bub. 3,
cmp. preced.
IJi^
III=T]'iS, only with X"in together. Targ. Prov.
XXII, 18 (ed. Vien. T^-'X).
n 'JSjX f. (3X3) fever connected with pains, fi^Ti
'XI, a vers', for n-^aXiX; q. v.
D'^t2JSDb|5 m. (axaTT);) agate. Ex. R. s. 38, end (ed.
C^UXnx corr.acc).
XnSS, v. XD3X.
T T T T
-
^<^DD^^,
S^5?^f
pr.n. pi. OM^ara. Kidd. 7l'^Ar.
(ed. Xnsn, MS3)[v.'x3^XlI.
jIDS-nD^X.
"inlDS, Targ. Ps. CIV, 3 Ms., read "^i^^^X or
^iinpsx; V. X'n'ns'^x.
miD!^ Y. Succ. V,
55''
hot. read llisp.
Si^DnilDS, ^glSnilDIS, V. '^1=X.
?^!D^5, ^IDS? m. (T13, v.tIS) [hollow, arched pitcher],
euphem. for buttocks or extremity {testicles &c.). Bekh.
VI, 6 (40^) "J. Erub.
53*'
(question as to spelling) 'X
or S? (Ms. M. 113X, ni32;, Rashi T13X, tint"; v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note). V. P. Sm. s. v. t13 1691 sq. V. tinx, rann.
Sf^DS ch.(v.preced.)=xn3. Taan.20''Ms.M.,ed.Xti2.
D13^, 'S "ISD pr. n. pi. Kfar Iccum. Y. Snh. X,
29''
(Bab! ib. IIO'^ 13? '3; Joseph. B. J. 11, 20, 6 Kotcpap-
ex/tb); Tanh. (ed. Bub.) B'resh. 25 13S (Var. 013"^X);
Hull.
55'' 013-'?; Y. Sot. VII,
21''
hot. Ol^ax (corr. ace.-,
Bab. ib.
37'^
13S).
n53iDi<, n53DNi^, n5:si3, 'iidn m. (Pers.
Kh^'angar, Kh'^algar, Fl.) table-steward, seneschal. Keth.
61* '13
Ar. (ed. X5311l:x read xnaSIISX; Var. in Ar. Xp1313,
corr. ace.).P^.
^t!'??!!r!!<-
M. Kat.
12''
(Ar. '33X, ed. '13X,
corr. ace, Ms. M. '3"i113X, cmp. Rabb. D. S. a. 1., a. vol.
VIII, p. 75). [Pes.
40''
Ms. M. ''Xp'^inia, ed. '^p'^l-iia, Ar.
"^pTillS, prob. corrupt, of our w.]
b^i^DTOS, ^i5:"niD!S, pD-lll^ m. (V. preced.;
Pers. Khorengah, Arab. Khawarnak, PI.) dining place,
dining hall in tJie garden. Targ. Y. Deut. XXXII, 50,
X''3^"2l "^p .... 'X a royal banqueting hall (put up for
the wedding). Taan.l4''; Meg.
5''
(distinguishing between
"p33, erection of a building, and nS''^::3, putting up a temp-
orary structure), what is meant by 'putting up a tent
of joy?'d'^3b?2 hir '3X rj13n m Ms. M. (Ar. '3; ed. '3X,
corr. ace.) it means one putting up a regal banqueting
tent (for his son's wedding). Erub.
25'> '31
'3X (ed. '3X)
the Resh Gelutha was to have a banquet (on a Sabbath)
in his garden.
*S''"'110S Targ. I Chr.1,7 ed. Rahm.; Targ. Y. Gen.
X, 4 X'it3X, V. X"'';3X.
n^Jpi^ pr. n. pi. (b. h.) Achzib (Ecdippa, Ecdippon),
a sea-town in Northern Palestine. Y. Shebi. V,
36''
hot.
he who travels '^h 135>?3 (Git. 7*'; Tosef. Oh. XVIII, 14
a'^TSb 13S>Q) from Acco (Ptoleraais) to Ach. (Chezib).
^'JpS, V. "^"itsx. Denom. Nithpa. iJ3Xn3 to show one's
self merciless. Num. R. s. 8.
IS"lpi<, ribJ^'plJ^ m. (=b. h. 'itsx) cruel. Targ.
Job xiil, 2
(1)
; a. e.Lam. R. introd. (R. Joh. 1) xb^Iip
'X merciless slaughter.P/. T^nTSX. Targ. Deut. XXXII,
33. Targ. J. 11 ibid. "^xiltSX.
^"IpS m., n*"lDb^ f. (b. h., r. -i'3) cruel, merci-
less; also strictly just. Koh. R. to VII, 16
;
a. e. B. Bath.
16^bot.P/. 0"'*"}T3X, 0''"}'T3X; fem. ni*'lT3X. Pesik.R.8.44.
Num. R. s. 8. [Ib. s. 9 n''nt3X ITio, read nl^-itsx.]
b^tnpS, V. ^x-n^x.
ni^'n^DJ!^ f. (b. h.) cruelty, severity; strict justice.
Succ. 14';Num. R. s. 10 (p. 239, ed. Amst.) 'X ni^ the
divine justice. Ib. s. 9, v.
i'i13X.Esth. R. to I, 15 X^^T
'X3 X^X r"i3 not according to law but with cruelty.
*^m
W2ZH. Ab. '/M. M** Af., V. iq^
N":N, r*rM
i. . 1,1. ^dUk, Uw tUmm 9n>^
iix nMNM and WMlJMniOrMMi, aMiU*
i., I ChM. I. T IT"'!* lVr
r
Vuii
).
>. X. 4 trnni Y. M 1.
71**
ua. iriii iUi.
>; n'vj^ii), (Ibr k. k. V^X (IK^ Maik Itl irais
ireA)

nTX
t (b. h.( to) mNiv* /'<M<i mmCi 4<i*. Y.
ti >lioMl,L.IMrrf4MV. VomM^rWIl
0ntMU. lb. l*. a. fV. msa 11 wlMfvtw VaiKto

-H m lb* BibI* IMI, UM ilM f Moil**

111. If*' lap ran rWii Um 9ammtr
tar. lUb.ai''. a.fr. 0^ X
V.
-pr
p'V
"
5<
!
i. r. ?. om.
h nrvmCMNMad.
9^
um mmf Ibti
Sr^rX . I. .^n.r T^f. I KIlKT* XIX. K (d.ViM.
^C^N m (5:11) 6<iK-lt {itime). Y. Oiit. VII, bf.4a n
-
;r n. \ 7*--. (Y. Tr. I, lo*" O^aii raad cmr w. or
:x ^<:r*^^ mp. OUu 7\
1*rd<, pM (V. ;;> Uhm, <n IM> mmmrr. Y. Bw.
I
.
A*
^*
rT
<*3
H ia ii thtM aMt deals witli hto Mif
b*
<* Y Kcili.Il.srbuL'riipnaiiyvniywUrdayUioa
*<t,
nd iwda^ tboo MjvM aUnrmm; m. tt.
V.T^
C*-S Af, of 005.
|W v*. V. *,'0"dA.
XrrX m (12H, cnn>. xzZfyrtmnd >>t pommtUtl drug,
M/lkv Turn. Job XXX, 24, Var. for JC^VtCK
rnrrS
TMf.
?>. VII, lO, rwd scfscat
'H (b. b.; /-; to mfr, aap.
Tg^ 1) lo jmip, mI,
mxmmV Inf. ia Y. frq. V
s
S^Vsa^g
j
b. Btr. I, 1; a. v.
U) unaf. to a&aorft^ ocwfy, fdb M|f. Y. Bbvba.
I
I,
58* IS r^"^ r'zrss wbQ iatarwis gasw on
wrb) tb* pro|)rt>. Y. Btub. IV, 21* boC ran
-^
-
r*^z*:t fvxir cubiu entering into tb area of Tibcriaa.
m. K. v 4 r^VrsK rm& rrao bow mnab spaea did tb
\^{ itccupy licT B. Batb. 14* (iBfarebaagbig wttb
-5*x, Yar. r'TS'w, V. Bnbb. D. & a. I. note 5, >.
<<>up)icm.) to aleep wifk. Katb. V, t, dilllBr. of opin.
&''; Y. ib. SO** top a. bot
Nif.
Vo^ to ie Mrfm 4m. Seb. I. 3; Br. I, i ; a. fr.
PL Vy^ to CBimwH, kmrm. Tam.1,4 r^rs-zsr. r-^yatsr
:.Um. d. "Tm) tbe thoroofbly U^tad ooab in tbe
ntr; Y. Yoina U, 39^.
Hif.
b-=^(n
to fkr to tmt, emue to eaf. Ketb.V. 3 sm
*
b*r: *r^tbe Yabam does not traaite- tJM prhpila|e of
VI, It
of Um
Tbm.
V. Mi
Ma aaiP li hir. Kidd. !
Ma teltar pi !*4 a. Ar.
Vfirf\ Hvn
i to *
.VIII. 7 -r SuT' t -TS -v Ai ..
li tl
p
Mii 4r akanrbadi to I
II, 1} a. <u-) to A# mmn tf,
in (MMk. fni vbMi Um iaib
R. to IV, 4 rrm in ate
aft
1} a* a.
'\*
Mai- Inf.
^Tr,
>V^ Tanr
I. viii,drrte-Tr^wiNi
Umj aaaw aad wv aboM MllMf; )b f aK >un i 7m
to^t n. *.-) Mi
*T l*^
U0^ ilkt knmd tfi
drtltwMtm^ mi flU WWtotr'* tow< bM to kif^nm
tBiml. baa Ul, ti VI. U.-Tm$. r* XV. l; a. t.-
om. M* ^
T Vm; Um. 1. to IV. t 7WT
Vrm
I tHIl Mlbnn midMi tbtm.
Af. ^9^ \qry tiiM to mC, to iiypwt T.flv.X,4Y^
bcrt. rr^ r6m ba ta*a u* Mm u> aal. Omm, ..<,
ad (read
I
**^
rrVK r*^SV baM Um gita* (Uiy gMMI
loaalt to drtnkt do aaaottbta. Lm,$m1armoi
tolix- Y. Kidd. I, ti^ T raa^ Ssm mi M Ma
oo be; a. tr.
Ilkpr. V^icx V'
^m
VsKTK to k
Tarf. P*. LXVni, fS; a. tr.' Taab. Btoar.
"r li' :^ir
; Uv. E.i^ff7 'rninr vbaitoibtotdoibay
aalgoldAcf Kidd.M*4sie-SICvaiMfiC>l^
("^511 Af. of ^to <vy. V. <Vs.)
^^ II (aaa. r. of Vrs) to iiiiawri. ad. l V^
ta^piaaaa laiiitor toa. BUi B. totoiA t wn
Vsti e^ HMD (raad ep fWD) ban to iba b^nai bcM
Um onawri. giH ap and fU It; v. Vo.
r
M^^ m. (Van) aator. Tuy. Jad. XIV, 14.
]'^TTX,
ram.pB. av. sma, ad. y^em, . te to cvy.
K2!^rd< m. (=V= ; V. 0ft B. Did. 9, v^ OMpu a6a,
nsSzVvar iccu nV^ tr. tofr^ dUi rtiii mi, B.
Mato. 63^ ^>ap "Cm (t. Var. lacL to Babb. D.
8. a. L ; Maa-V Ar. KsVsK) voold ay vhaai bnva fgaa
to ivto to ay graDarrf Taas. S4* (t. Bbb. D. B. a. Lji
PL S^ Oitt. M* 'S* H TTS . . . idem om tkmi of
wbaat raqoiraa iisty ihads of wood (far baktotO- B.
Mala. 7S^ mxm (Mm. M.

:>lcic
.
T. Babb. D. & a^ L|
wbaat atofod to
nr^K I
C
HTQ H (b) Mrf-MKr, ..M or . pat-
Mitto\rana to Mtoa. & Bath. TS^ (Ma. M. ics '!iaK;
oUi. rar., V. Bnbb. D. 8. a. L notoV
rr^II, n^TlK K^^DampM^MKu KB.II,
10 \\
^'
ifBTi AoK (IBUi. 'ad. rV-at; T. 0n. ST
r^CW) tba aoil ooeqitod by tbe viae rooia, "S^ H iba
gRNDid aaadad far Um fatMaitoa ofdMoamo^ Lo. aa tor
aathoiwMate.
XTibDX
64 ^s5:ddx
T : T T :
'lJuDIJ^ m. pi. (v. XDibaix) public laborers, work-
ing men. B. Mets. 77'*; v., however, "^dibsx.
"'^Ppl^^
to cry, Af. of ^bs. Targ. Ps. CIV, 24 -("^bsN,
some ed., read "("'bsN.
^^i 1^
^r*^
^' (v^- pi'eced.) wow, c-y. Targ. Job IV,
10; a. e.
D^bDN Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
43d,
y_ \^y^^
"j"^pX m. (bax) a greedy eater. Y. Maasr. Ill,
50''
bot.
"I^ob^s, V. 'pMbx.
DD!S
(
yoz; cmp. on) fo 6e sun-burnt, black, dark-
colored. Nithpa. to be blackened. Dsxr?. Sot.
15''
'I'assr:
r;s the outside of the pot grew black (Var. I'anBrJ).
lUjS (='3n, onomatop.; cmp. "T Pi.) to cough.
Kidd. si'' top. irr^D n-ilS xnUJ 'X he coughed, and threw
his phlegm into the cup. [Perh. 'X XD3 a 6/acA-, dirty
cup?]
P^'
V. -pax.
n^wDs, V. "iii2i=x.
ODDS Tosef. Hull. Ill (IV), 27, v. DX-^-JSOrx.
SDpl}^ m. mad. (?) Gitt. 69*(a word in a charm form-
ula). Cmp. xsriax.
jinj&Ds, V. "o^i^tsDx.
!}<"1"IDD!J<, SniDDS, nmODS f. (iSlSpa, ex-
t:-:- t::~ t::-
Ji t

edra) (Greek) a covered place in front of
the house;
(Roman) recess, parlor, hall for conversations and dis-
cussions. Targ. Jud. Ill, 23. [PI. Targ'. Ps. CIV, 3, v.
X'n^rx.] B. Bath, ll'' 2"i "in"!
'X the hall of the school
house (philosophers' exedra, v. Sm. Ant. s. v.), contrad.
to xn-iiai-i 'X (Ms. Oxf. Xn'^:a1"i"l, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 10) Roman exedra (open but surrounded by a rail-
ing), lb.
25*'' '31
'xb dbiS" the world resembles an ex-
edra the northernmost side of which is not covered
(PiDSIO^D Ms. M., ed. nanib^a not surrounded); a. fr.

PI. nix'n'iDDX. Tam.

28''
)''i'2 biy 'X exedras forming, or
belonging tu, a structure (opp. to open exedra with
plants).
n''"11DjcS f. (I^opia) exile, banishment. Lev. R. s.
18 '^03X (Ai-.'x'i^lbS) (corr. ace),
'DDJS Tosef. Kel. B. Kam. VII, 4 Xia^p 'X, read
with R. S. to Kel. X, 1 X^'J^p ''IDS [^X]
7iV
also the lid
of a chest.
1 M^
P-?^
m. (<5^u-C7pov, oxygarum) a sauce of vin-
egar and garurn ; in gen. a sauce
of all kinds
of
vegetables.
Ber.35'' bot.Ms.M.(ed.'D3X);Yoma76'; Shebu.2.3''. Tosef.
Bets. II, 16. Y. Shebi. YIII,
38=^ top "^ppX ; Tosef. Ter.
IX, 10; ib. Shebi. VI, 3 i-i5''3t?.P^. ri^nj-^Mi*, abbrev.
r"i'";50 vegetable sauces, vegetables used for oxygarum.
Shebi. IX, 5 ed. (Var. r.li^DO, nri3D, nrnSD, Ms. M.
rfl'i'Ti2n); Tosef. ib. VII, 13 i-i::15X read ""''^^IpX; Sifra
B'har Par. II ch. 3 m-'^13D (Rabad nriDG; corr. ace).
[Koh. R. to XI, 9 -p^'^-JDS'^.X read "p-ij'^pr.'ix.]
Jj^DTpjS f. (a;ito[xa) request, petition. Midr. Till,
to Ps!" VI,' end
'21
'3X D-^b^pia Di"inx (corr. '=X) others
receive the petition presented to him xbx TTpS'a
'i3'ix
''3X
ibUJ 'ii^1"iD3X (corr. ace, insert bnpn (IPX^JJ) I only ask
thatthou mayestreceive my petition thyself. Ib.toPs.ClI
HDira ibo 'X "inn bx (read lb;r); [the entire passage is
obscure and seems out of place].
46, V. orppx. i^r&DN, t:r&::s Gen. r.
^^"ITD'^DDS, read p-i'^LJipax, v. -pnoipSX.
pb'O^X Tosef. Kil. V, 26, Var. of D-^D-^ba, v.
ibDax.-
n"n^D!D^<, V. n*niD=x.
0*5*
Pj2^5'
05 ^Dj^^ m.(SuX7)Y0c) 7food-carner,
forester. Men. 97^ 'X"^b~ common wooden vessels; Hag.
26*'
Csborx "^b: Ar.(ed. n"^5bD2X Ms. M. 'DSlbax corr. ace.).
Zeb.
94=
X;;abp=X "ibs (Ms. M. Oliaborx) forester's apparel
(leather covers &c.); v. oi'ap'lbax.
Ps
5-PpjiS f. ($0X7)7(0) foresting; v. preced.
D^5bDD>^, OilbOD^^, V. Dijb^D=x.
T : : : :
-
^*^DDS, rr^^DDlS, Tosef. Kil. V, 26 (ed. Zuck.
n-ij^jn D-D-^bz, Var. D-D-b2, 'pb-^OSX) prob.
')i3"'b'ip3X
Q-^bz
(;'jXtvo;) cotton clothes.
lpJc> (denom. of "iGsxlI) to harbor a guest. Nithpa.
",p3Xr3 to be received ; to lodge with. Midr. Till, to Ps.
cxvi.
"I&PI^^,
S^DipSl m. (transpos. of X33DX, v. X3p; h.
'iTP) weaver's]nn'. Targ. Jud. XVI, 13; 14; a.fr.*Sabb.
151'' "^XI-iST 'X: X"^b^ "^BX Ms. Oxf. a. Ar. (ed. X3D^2XD;
Ms. M. -^XTlSI X'^3DDX "^h^) even if the painting stick is
as thick (with paint) as a weaver's pin.
"jODSlI, pi. ts-iSMX, V. next art.
S^pDlJ^II, read:
^!}fD&D!^
or
^^<?PDS,
"^pDS m. (deriv.of x:3p=X)
stranger, guest, lodger; also (ihoc,) hired soldier. Y.
Erub. II, end
20''
'XD n'C^'"] let him be considered as a
stranger (transient lodger). Tosef. Shebi. V, 21 X3D3X
some ed. (ed. Zuck. ,'^"^3Qrx pi.) soldier, v. i<^3p3X 3).^
Arakh.
16''
^XlpX'l 'X an occasional guest. Ib. 0515 'X
n5B31 a traveller (constantly changing his lodging place)
discredits others a. himself; a, fr.

PI. "p^spsx (v. supra).

r^T:i 65
:n f,T W ^ "JW*. l*Jt5lt. itJn Tg.
tt. u. a 10 <p, tav i. AaMi.1 'm amv
/I/
VII
':>.
ii*#
I
WVUIiw
il\ MMT. Mvi Umt^ r* Mftnc
^tw tn Ktyp* ((Imx olkrpd InwfplUlMi
> MooBd to Ito Uw Afttla (to be licridiiMy is ib*
.fr.-fl)(-rl9a)AMiMi. B.Ma.iroMnMt
^^r 1(3 alUr Um bMlUi or btelMMUM
-OfMH^
on aMrel or ! AniMJralfoer MM; abo lAf
>>, or lit pm$in poor; (iadMd.)
h^f
amr.
><. Jub XXXI, at; A. .B. Btii. ii^'omi^a^'K
>
lo |iMHriag (oftoldkn takMpiMo) la proiKWlloA lo Um
nnaubMr of tMMtOi (of Mh booM). Don. Ill, 1
; v. Y.
lowf. BbobL V, SI -T"
f
'
JUJl* rVrsire 7
' i
me3lirt)jroaarDotaUowodlofi*....
tu .idivrt |iwrtrd wlih yoo. V. Br. IX, n*" H TPn
Nf-^'-r xh.,
,Htor
btfSM*. lb. "^
poor
bifl*'*-
^*-
IHoI.i crnsTn) H es "O a poor omb.
ij.i^ctmf
of teMan tmltHmimtd
6$ CJU Aa^rfloMf
'f*e pUt. Y. Btf. I?, S*" (op l6 p* iMTfaif Ibr
ohoUra' iMeUag. Bab. ib. 68^
K 'itlXa VW opMod
pb in bonor of bospilaUtjr to ""birftt
'^^.-V-S?! k
'
-y^
f. (T. prtood.) l) 9hw
^
u
'
/iliom tftrOp. Sot. S\S) toliitr'i pa^. lUkh. B'abaU.
tb4; Yalk.Bx.
S4;a.o.(bitorebaiigiiV vhbaraOBK
**'OZH, ^C'iiD K n. (rMd mr^xcoii XM>por
ooboa) MM uioproridn for ifrMyinor mMmt*. fiMricr-
NA<fT. Y. B. Kam. Ill, r top "ne . . . . t Ti 7W
2'
pr: iiri-3
(rMfdrrsnnr-^) it to pmniwibl* to bribe
Ui quartomuMtMr (to tot yoa off) bofor tb Boohum
nUtr (tbe ptoo*), bat not aftor that (wbB oat man'*
rlM from qoartoriaf datgr to dirwt injury (o (bo
otbwr inbabitanit).
uS'^lKCDfe^f C'^^TC^N, iluli. i,<i
, Ab. Zmr.
S* 'JtV . . Oresr ezpst (>. Var. Uct. Babb. D. S. a. L),
(. Hull. Ill (IV), 27 -t* can cwTtps e*c';t* z-^r^,
rw cx-:rx* ( yr'cs)^ CA
'
fU;(it) vrArt' r-V^r^jg
-*
(0**:rx^) xo.ia;, i;r,A.a|ioc &^ia;, afivia;,
niinw of
flahes (V. Givk Diet.) CoHa$, iWmnyt, XipAim. ilflbiMt
and TkHnny, v. 0:<Sit.
i^*OrS T,v<f.OboI.XVIIl,5, V. smoOMa. r
'
X;jx

fV. also next w.J

< ar flMPW, V. n;- 'M|i, Ml MMiaifcy
%
ii^.
UMk II, OU ai. iTMvi^ V. )b 111. rv n ran* b
MO* ilWMa la a Imb|i (a MMijr m (bat* mm* k.> ii.^

I
V
- ^itu UThrnkk. tar. 4, ik. X( ft
'
I?). T5H
k (b b^
09^
|^. .. r
lb* * oMo tl Hii* ibai
u. . .m m imnQimv mm
ltT9 Bak *,
WJJ
^^'^ -^
(*. |nm4, II iMi mifkL B IMH. ir
^ lo walfbi b ibwrM 4Mni to
i!^t>
n"tt iba ajbif) tmtrtaamm U
am <Elr WUaMbr,
Kabb. D. '& a. Lji
aM^ ariM^, brflawod by
-^
f iba pMwo
nuuttnti. Tug. I Cbr. XXt, If rfr -Y lac V. tl^
lop rrh nmi ^KO wa' irbal aaMara to iba
bbar Ttoaa. M* 1^
- 9 why iloU ibal
Ikaa* B. Maa 40*
'9*
liiR}-9* vbai Joibaari
wbatbar be. Kob. B. to IV, I rH 'la n9 n tei anf
ava to it (o Ibto oaa (V tfM oiBar iteaatfl, L a. vfty
tboM ba N*r fcr Hf; a. 1^. Parffc. B. a l. bi^
'^
enb win
p
aopto caia ibr Umm (ay ilMi)f QtL OT*
rr^ rssii i6 rtan tkaaM ba aoi aara tat tot Oaipk i
' f
1 -
-I
"^ .
2r^
ai. (-or-S q. V.) fiii^a. Y. Babb. ID,
top. Kooa. B. a 7^Y. Bm. Y, H ^rtr
cacvrtRf, caaltiy.' i^ts rsrVa aoaUagafUaafeMM
Uka a pot. Tars. im. Vlll, tl (b. (ast ^ip).
T^f.
laal
U, ; Nab. II, II (b. tat

. CMpi arp-
irrOK Y.llaaM.I,4iop.iaa4afrr;cMp.n^.
nj^CW t b.^b. n^trat. Y. Mi. IT. 7*
top. aspL
r-T= r^ T. r-Mi; Y. Kdb. XI, r; Y. Aib. I. it*-
top.

^rpM pr. a. [fbe kaaU

f
&tf]. AMkr'mi,
aa aafal.' Valk. Daat. MO. Dat. B. a 11 "-TSB (aair.
acr.)
^^- -X f.(b.nr^sn;r^)prr/aaMfMirwarray
i't' wbcDoe, mmehcm, cap. r^&SLB. 1U*.
^^
'*
-rs* uaM appoiateJ lor pablic Mia. Kaib. I**^ Xes
in propartj mM at aactioa. lb. km i a|BialiiM iai bi a
mU *)(
ite vidioat
p
re^ioaa aMaiiaariMl; a. It.
XT-~^
MMr. TiILiolS.XlX,&.Talk.ibLmBrs
pr. D., prvb. a corrapt. of K':u' ' L
**
BrUmmmie tdn.
Kn:?nDs 66 ?nbs
iSTljp JJsS f. (""13) prop, halancwg, hence balances,
scales,
iveighwff. Pesik. B'shall. p.
82'' ':"
"("mzsT 'x:i in
the way they weighed, tliey were weighed. [Cmp. Buber
1. c. note 43.]
NP1 I wJCN f. ("iC3) i)ropricty, proper use. Targ.
Koh. X, loT
'
~
^rSS (contr.ofin S<n3?3 IX) a scholastic terminTahn.
Bab., still, even notv, yet. Meg.
2^
'Dl (T^b '^rS'a 'XT and
still the plural form is needed. Yonia
27-'';
a. fr.'^IHBX'I^
since, up to that time. E. Hush.
10'\
SDripS m. (nsN, V. P. Sm. 191; cmp. 6<0=X, 03?,
nosr, "pv) venomous, vindictive. Targ. Prov. XII, 28 Ms.
Luzz. (v.Pesh., a. LXX b.c); [.some ed. xrmSS, v. fna;
Kini?; h. text '31 bx na-^rs!]
l^iJC^ m.(v.preced.; "iformat.,cmp."ipl^D)^-eeww/j,
blighted. Y. Dem. II, beg.
22''
is there no rice in Hulta?
X"ri 'X it is greenish.
"
J^T^
^-
C^'^^)
[divine crown], pr. n. Akhtriel,
a divine surname (attribute). Ber.
7^.
~
IS) D ij"cS J./fca, a formula of permutation of
letters wherein the first interclianges with the twelfth,
the second with the thirteenth, &c. Num. E. s. 18 bxsa
X^'S-i n"abs<n Tubel in Albani reads Ramla. Sabb.
104='.
"^5l^ a prefix, =by; e. g.
nix'^apsipibx (=misii<n ^3?)
appointed over treasures, v. "X.
ySS (b.h.) not, no (according to Talmud a milder foi-m
of prohibition than xb; v. Y. Pes. VI,
33'')- Aboth I, 3.
'^'^pr. bx (abbr. r"X), v. x'^X. Taau. ll'*
'21 nxn-^ 'X shall
not live to see &c.; a. v. fr.
~CS (b. h.; bix to turn) prep, to, toward. PI., with
prefix ^ a. suffix of pers. pron., of itself, of my (his &c.)
own accord, on my {his&c.) authority. Yoma
5''
^^xp X^
not on my own authority. Orlah I, 2 T^7Xp n^isn grow-
ing spontanejusly.Y. Peah VII,
20''
bot. its sacred
character 1^1^^
T^^X? they did derive from itself (i. e.
from the wording of the law itself).Hence xb'^M"?, v.
~sS m. (b. h.; v. bbx) God. Shebu.
35" divine names
which dare not be erased are El &c. Taan.
6''
bot.; a. fr.
!S^S buttress, v. xb'^X.
S5!S
I to lament, v. '^^x.
IS^JSlI m. club, bat. Targ. Cant. VIII, 5; v. xnfex.
S?S
(!S>^f)
(contr. of X^ IX^xb DX) 1) if
not, ex-
cept, but, only. Targ. 0. Ex. XV, 11 nx 'X Vf^h none but
thou, none besides thee; a. e.Ber. V, 1
'31
'X '^laiypX
one must stand up fur prayer in no other disposition
but that of humility. Snh.
4''
nUJ^lT 'X "r: xV he
did only three times. Ber. I, 1
'31
'X
(lliax) 13^3 It X^l and
not only in this case they said so, but wherever &c. lb.
5*
W'lia^n 'X >iS'i5abn i-ipn bx read not thHamm'dennu
(ihou instructest him) but th'lamm^denn (thou teachest
us) ; a. V. fr.
2)
(ellipt.) (you cannot say anything ex-
cept . . .) but, a logical inference excluding all other
explanations &c. lb.
30''
XJil" xb 'X but (the conclusion
is proven) there is no difference. lb. "n "lOX 'X but, said
E . . . . we may derive it &c.; a. fr.
Sn^SllSblS, read 'ix>p, v. X^USbp.
SS^^^bb^, HD^Sbi^ (aVx to cut; cmp. r;bn,
Ci^n,
XS>"in &c.) a bundle
of
shoots, broom. Y. Meg. II, IS""
(for b. h. X-JX-J-3).
^'^jZI^sS m. (v. preced.) young shoot of the palm-tree,
thin pointed branch. PI. 'psa^x, X-^S^X. Cant. E. to
VII, 9 the palm ... has no' less T^'jn^X "pS^-^X nbn |'3
(strike out j'^jb'^X) than three new (cutting) shoots. lb. in
our place they call n^iJOJD X*^'^32bx^ the young shoots
sans'naya (h.O'^JDJD). [Num. E. s. 3, beg., in Hebr. diction,
pSiaSX, fi-. nsx, cmp. nx; prob. to be rea<l TSia^N.]
tJ^'D^^JJ^ m. (b. h., cmp. ttJ-'nJ Job XXVIU, 18, a.
Targ. a. 1.) hail, hailstone (crystal). Ber. 54^ (playful
etymol. IT^X 25 by).
lS''!2l5!p5S m. pi. (=b. h. D'^ia>iabx) name of a tree.
Targyii Chr. II, 7 (8). [lb. IX, 10; 11 X'^'^SI^Vx, reading
the h. text as in I Kings X, 11.] V. Jl-abx.
yOlJ^i^ Tosef. Maasr.111,14 Var. ed. Zuck., v. D^"15.
^ibs, D^lbs=^nbx, D^nbx, V. Piibx.
Pit's to curse, v. ibx.
T T
ntS f. (b. h.; nbx, |/"bx to point, cmp. "nx a. "in)
imprecation, curse. Sot, II, 5 (17'*); a. ir.

Pl. nibx.
lb, a. e.
n>JS c. pi. (b. h. ; V. preced.) these, those (cmp. "^"itn).
Ex. E. s. 30 v'elleh (and this) adds to the preceding (con-
tinues), elleh (these) restricts. V. ^i'X.
n"cs f. (b. h.; V. preced. ws.) terebinth. Shebi. VII, 5.
Sabb. 90" Ar., v. xb''X3. nbis
n?S f. (b. h. Josh. XXIV, 26; v. XP^X) [pointed,
prominent] 1) lance, fork. Kel. XVI, 8 'xn ^isn, v.
"iflBn.
Pes.
57''
in'bxp
'lb "ilX woe to me (I am afraid) of their
fork (weapon). Sabb. VI, 3 (63") ed. (M.s. xbx); Y. ibid.
8''
(expl.
pp'111).
2) sign-j)ole, used in the barn as a
mark. lb; Y. Maasr. I, 49" bot.; Tosef. Ter. Ill, 11
'xn "ip3>"inUJ^ (ed. Zuck. -mJ5>n"'a;^, corr. ace.) as soon as
the sign-pole (fork) is removed (indicating that the grain
is ready for use and priestly gifts).
nbS, >^nbS, HTS m. ch. (-h. nibx) God. Dan.
Ill, 28;"
a. fr.Targ. 0. Deut. XXXIII, 26; a. fr.Lev.
E. s. 5, end an nbx rx Ar. (ed. nibx). Y. B.Mets. II, S'^
fWt^ 91
rfm
n
i
lli,,-IPr^.
iffpdf) Ik (r*r

1^"V
1"^ U>>
Iil^win of liW
lit* li*iit* |M>ri
V
T^
(ct'P- it/??)
-. H
< irVw **
Wh T rf III. I, mi4 f4.
Im ,^
...i. ^rvr o III* lofi of iW rvoC In*
^
iL
Tff Htfii. Vni. II*.* Om.
ftpptol*
"'-** -Viir4 r ....) vte4
aol ftvfMMljr
rnfllMi(Midhrr
rtiAi.}i Ik. T
-
-IrOvlMi
M Ar. (V.
3
v
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> ^ il, 97
i
A. Ar. II ni CfVH Ml4r. I- .
(ur hm\, not fo m^. Tsr. I Klaf
YtU, u: , U kmri , IS. Y.
7^;
emit, idx

'^, ^TH c. |ii. (li. b.
r*n,
|. V.) I) lAcM. ihc fiAkm'
H* M*ta. li. i
i
A. V. f^.-ir H MA. eb. Y. 3; a. V.
*(9)(int>rToc.)irAMf r*Mit.U . W (M, vd. rriadm.
iif**) 7ic ^WS 111 wbicb t>r than aball w inutt
>.k. KiiliAua p. ItT** Ml.;
Yalk. U 30T mn6. ^ri6.)
'^Vl
(.r^ V. hbM) MUM. Itaa. U, Si; a. .
S*
*r^
D>. (%kiT^, prob. of taBit. orig.) Ike impimtit^
jHtctofdhtt, OMd M pwgaUtr*. Git
69''
Ar. (sd.
Aui.' T*rg. Y. II Num. XXIII. 10; a.'*. Trf.
Bi.
I. 3. ,fr. (-b).- Targ. V. ib. XXXII, 30 (b. ixl Vjt)
Mini. R. . 9. 0i. R. . ; . fr. *[T<Mf. Y. II Nam.
X \IV. iS -^VlJ,
Y. I ^,
wtef]
rPi^H m., pi. orb^f (. sr^) atoe-trood. Y. Klb.
VII, iiid. Sr'; 0n. n! . 14. v.'JiV?L V. alM r^>L
Ti^K m. (b. b.; v. bti) 6d. A m^^. vrh^ emp.
-STi^xn bv Qod! Sabb. 144*; a. fr.
pi w (^. vab*
utetl for n M rnbji, dj<, TT* asp. in Taif. Y. ad.
Sab.] CT'^ cb. ic'^x, adopted in order to avoid ttr>
<<? the divine uiu. B. Kam. I0*; oap.T't'^ "VC^Ac.
JY. r-rrtx 1) rfri7>, ^oiMT*. Y. B*r. IX, beg. 12*.
i.t'v. R. 9. 4.-9) MMicof MTMt cwrfamti
y
fAe irord A,
JC/(4iN te. Y. R. Haab. lY, ST.
r*rr*j<, v. rsn^
KTm>! B. Balk. TT, .
T^

n-

y(^wHh.h.)MkU,ihtiMkmamk9ttk
iMdar. aoataiirfiif ivaaty ate* dayii^ vafYtag
i
tba anraDtb of Aofaat aad Um awaad at OaloWr. B.
BMb. I, I. lb.
19**: a. fr. Y. Sbafc. !. bi^
47^ bo. ns
H aateals bom to BIsL Taf. Y. Jfam XIY. n VVn
Tbrg. U Raib. III. 7.
a
yXlT)^ |*22Ti^Mi| Toaai: Kal. BL Balbt YL
*
*r^rK.<dMi.arMAani(IldL A S*M.
7*>i&^
f. Bbak. m, bag.
47^; a. ai
D*bM m. (rt; |/^ eiap. cir.:^ Ac)<aign|i ii
OM jM^ (emp. Lat. Almk pn*. aB^Waa, a M^ a<
LoacryMm or iUi/!iMfc Tbid Yo I. ft (Tar. to Ar
opV, c"Vi>. CiBp.
yifi-
K!^?M m. chj-aast w. ntf. trr^^
THf. Bk
II, 7; 15.
"^
rrOn^ t (b. h. m^; rt) II Wai^
^
mlf
ii
itfwi Paab VI,
9
(10) Id . . . nsn grato atolkc toiialil
for btodi^ ahaavaa tkarttf Omi aot far
lattar toto baadlaa of Aaavaa -sr. Mate.){For
AaaTaa fkrcMJH B. 8.).t) Aetf. Be. B. a. *l^H
B. MaCa. n^ aq. larye
Um
TISKI m. (b. b.; v. t^mLFL c-ri^L G
15 re^ IK tba WU. afcMB aaaw A'Mto, t.
GkB.
. 15 TC-3C

taa bwl mmmimt mmam vim . S^6^
[lb. 'c-r:draadGr%<^T.rrb;9n!f).
B.
^r3
m T. Ksott; BwBatb.90
veers'
*,
t. iog^ (Oa.
R. s. 0 (plaj*oa JallaH* Ook XXIV. )
m ba ia aa
oak (of iM appaaiUKa); Baaki rataa to mtaA v.]
9*
f^
68
jwnibx
.7
"["l "5S 11 m. (aXXo: ace.) another. Gen. R. s. 81 in
Greek alloti means nnx;
Pesik. Zakh.
p.
24
^ir 'X (read
inX) another (one more).
n"t3^vSl (n^nj^bx)
(interchanging
with n^-JS^b
q. V.) f. (-J^b, io corer, tvrap, cmp. I Sam. XX, 10, a. Xl'nh
in H. Diet.; 3 inserted) lorapping cloth, sheet, hathing
clothes. Sabb.
40''
'DSlbx d'lX b(Til3
(Ms. M. 'nsibx, Tosef.
ib. Ill (IV), 7 nnaibx) one may warm a sheet on the Sab-
bath to put it on the stomach; Y. Sabb. XIX, l?"^ hot.
[Gen. E,. s. 80 to put on a wound, prob, next w.]Sabb.
147''
(Ms.M. always 'nilbx, Ar. 'aJI^).
Men. 72''.Y. Erub.
VIII,25^'top.
P/. Hx^-jS^KxSabb.XXII.S
(147a).
Ib.l47''
n-i-JSlbx ^^ys (read nix'-^-j
'.
. ., or ni's-j
. . ,). Tosef. ib.
XVI (XVII), 15 nix-j3!ibx (Var. H'ix'^aabx, nix^aab). ib. 17
mxaaibjx (Var. nix-^Dsbst).
'"'"'
n^t^^^^Sll, corr. r^njsibx (n^ins^x) f., 'j'^tni^^x m. (a
corrupt, of olvav{>rj, olvavOivo;,
cenanthe,
oenanthinus;
cmp. |1"i5''DX as to 3 a, \>) made of tlie grape (or leaves) of
wild vine (cenanthe), whence
1) an aromatic tvater. Y.
Ber. VI, 10^'
he who sprinkles 'njibs
cenanthe.
2) an
unguent. Y. ib. I, 3"
top '31
':^'^bn. -jiao
(eorr. ace.) you
may oint a sick person with cen. on the Sabbath. Y. Sabb.
VJV, W hot. l^W^bx. Y. Shebi. VII, beg.
37''
'X nxs"'
pb'^BFi^
. (read Sn-'n . . , .) except cen. which is only
for children (after circumcision)^
3) a me(vinumcenan-
thinum), used esp. after bathing. Ab. Zar. 30'^
(expl. as
a mixture of old wine, pure water and balsam);
Sabb. 140"
"J3lbx ed. (Ms. M. 'nsibx). Hull.
6'
wine to be put ^inb
'xn into a mixture called aluntith; Tosef. Dem. I, 24.
Y. Bets. I, 60^
top.
^^^^""^ '" (=!*9?^^
q. V.) spear-head, javelin. PI.
^D3lbx. Git.
70--'
\yo^S^ 'xn (Ar. "^as-iba) with Persian
(poisoned) javelins.
^y^
m. (b. h.;
if?^) j)rince, chief. Gen.R.s.20 beg.
Dbl5 bll5 -iSlbx the world's chief {Aleph, i. e. Adam).
ILl^CS pr. n. pi. (b. h.) Alush, one of the stations of
the Israelites on their journey to Kanaan. Yoma 10\
Gen. R. s. 48 (play on lushi, Gen. XVUE, 6). Y. Bets.
II, beg. 61^.
m^CS Pesik. R. s. 22 'X T'D, read rixb^ia, v. ^bsia.
^^^?^
f- (v. 5<;1?X) apiece
of aloe-wood. Bets. 33'';
V. xn^x.'
i^ri^^S,
V. xni^x
a. xnfex.
T T T T -
*^<^^&D^t2b^<, n^^oD^i^b^,
Gen.R. s.

-^-^
-x
Ar., ed. -jbUJ 'X D'^GSn . . ., Yalk. Ps, 834 T^tS^ribx Dt3Dn,
prob. -pb^Dz-jbx (v. -bx a. G^pD'J) chief of the court-cere-
monies (i. e. the angel of Truth); Rashi: seal (>).
]'^r^:
(^^^*'^^) fir-trees. Tanh. T'rum. 9 'x iTina
Bibl. b'rosh means
firs.
j
IJ 0~N,
j
U" 13, a corruption of ''iS'^MSX^ for
|'i3-'ri3X:^ m. (lavOivov, Aquila Ex. XXV, 5) violet-colored.
Koh. R. to I, 9 "jbX; Y. Sabb. II,
4'^
(expl. bibl. IJJnn as
a color isn:f dirb, v. Ges. H. Diet. s. v. UJnFl). [Esth. R.
to I, 6
)-\:^^-^
(Var. ",13iiC3)
read ,13''-L33ip''].
""^b^I, n5ij (b. h. |/bx, v. nbx; cmp. iiar!,np3 &c.)
to curse. Sifre Num. 18 (ref. to Num. XVIII^ 21) nbxb
'D1 ra -pbx IJT^ir 'as a curse' means that people shall
curse by her (pointing to her), 'may happen unto thee
what happened to
'.
^tlXlI, U^^S (=bb^ v. X^b-^X) to /ame?if, ?(;ai/. Targ.
II Sam. I, 17; a. e.
Pa.X^X same. Targ. Jud.XI,40nx^xb
(someed.nxbxb).
OJS
mourning, v. xn^bx and xm^^x.
S^bS, S^bs, V. x^b^^t.
T : v' T : T ;
OJS'^^N read D'ix"^b"'X
q. v.
Ssll yss (='"'b-bx='"ib-bs)
according to the opinion, in
the sense
of. B.Kam. 13^ a. fr. -(XBI 'X in whose sense? in
accordance with whom? Sot.
21-''
xnsbni 'X in accord,
with the adopted decision. Sabb. 28'',
a. v. fr.
"11
'X in
the sense, developing the opinion, of R.
.
"t : r
^' ^^" ^^"
'
'^''^
!
^- infra) attachment, whence
1 )
(cmp.
ast, xis-ia) tail, fat-tail. Ab. Zar.
25''
(ref. to I Sam. IX,
24) what means v'healeha (and that which is upon [or
by] it)? 'XI pW that means the leg (with thigh) and the
fat-tail. '=1 nib3>ni ix^
and wliy is it called 'and that
which is upon it'? Because the leg is near the fat-tail
(back). Hull. 117^; a. fr.'X ifiba (Ar. s. v. "^Sba; ed.
X^'^b "^Bbs, Mss. x^b) towards the tail! i. e.just the reverse
!,
reverse it. Pes. 5'';
Sabb. 93'';
Ab. Zar. 75'';
a. fr. [Rashi:
X'l.'l'b "iBbr
where are you turning to?]
2) ear-Zai^. Keth.
5''.
^'^T?^
^^- ^^-^
P'"- " - Eliyahu, Elijah, the great
prophet in the days of Ahab, freq. represented, in Talmud
and Midrashim, as intervening in behalf of the pious
and punishing wrong-doers, and expected, in the Messi-
anic days, to clear up doubts and prepare the heavenly
kingdom; cmp. Mai. Ill, 23.Ber. 58'\ a. fr, 'X xrx
'31 n-b laiix
E. came and appeared to him in the dis-
guise of &c. Gen. R, s. 33, a. fr. nvjb -|13T 'X xnx E,,
whose memory be blessed, came &c. B. Mets. I, 8 (37^^),
a. fr. 'X XIS'i^U -IS* TO",^ xni
let it be deposited until e!
shall come (and decide to whom it belongs, i. e. an in-
definite time until the matter be cleared up). Men. 45;
* fr-
"'"^;!V^
"I'lCi Seder Eliyahu, name of a lost Tal-
mudie treatise, divided into Seder Eliyahu Rabba (Large)
and S.E.Zuta (SmaU). Keth. 106" (of legendary origin).
^^'
'"^r^
pr- n. m. (b. h.) Elihu, one of Job's friends.
Y. Sot. V, end, 20'^.
Yalk. Job 919. B. Bath. 15'^
M
.i/^r. 111,%
"
">*
. t^^
t. fritj Iktmk, rt^ Urn, ft
II tfr^
tHv Uii4r llkinlM. %\At.
VII. 4. YaIH. . I.
X. 'T}^
^1,
.Mi,^
Ti. K*. XXIX.
J (MmIii forhm, an.
It irr-Vn T r,
\ X VII, 4
'. Ti'
aaa v^^irim irS t^- .
MP)*^ r. (*^ii) iMti/. *m/<^. TMf.
Job III. r.

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Iktrop^HM tVptfUt^nt, Ml Ifliiinrjii i<iwa om|KMMUag
\IV, *). O.'H. It. 4; (wf. enrmp. t-w:)
~^
n nr*i ir' rraV "-Tn nr
^r . . . ihoy Mtoolad it for Ifcair
itt^nk, BMM of M JBorpliMi
tolijr or noOMw, pMb. Urntehottm. Tkrf- V. 0B. X,
'*-
' " (b. IMI B), mL Baltm. pnrT4ll (Tar.
s
NU'TH, V. icrbriii.
r***S, r**S<
f.r^lDfmale waiter. KJ. XTI. :
~
r r*r*=* iho rilr'a inaicl iaMrvoMBU III. XT, e.
'"^H iB.(UMforfl;aM.r.ofVt|t;oinp.yna.cr<>|)
t

(OMopbMii.)MUL Ab. Xm-. IT.S (Taloi. ad. r^); .w

KD'V^ It rrroy (abbr. r?) iMhfry; abo UbI (oap.
nsr^). Snh. 97\ Yoma 9^; a fr.-S) cgalofrntml, r.
%^
'"tS
ch. MUM.A KjV^
Ttof. Y. Ut. I. i.
"'TX
(-y^) fo kmml.
Tarif. la. XT. 4 (XIT,
81);
S
>^~""^
.1.) i<py.il "Vw.
Tarf. aB.
Q*n^
* r^ pr. n. pi. Btih-Kiim, nmr Moont
lor. Qn. R. s. 99 bg. Mekb. Yitbro s. 5 (trrfttt)^
0*^
tfm
9
|i < to MM to wtrtvb lb*
|4f
to
Um towV-K^Hk u* ir-8 v4
Uto Ma *
wwvito* U iIm ftmtm aiiiwiai.H,
flM (Mw) kmI 9rin mo Hii^i aMMMMMy
r
*taii( MH^.' ra. Ki*i
44* rrsii
^? nn M A*
nnnn. *** **** *^ *""** MrtbofW^ m li*f frtbt
t. jrrm
fWfttt
fflf. aMMlMv) Miifiwi, M/W iMtowt i oiyi.
lAr^n. KM.ft.a.l9. aM 7
*; *;
*-
bai tor
iba Mtokjr Maa to Iba mm toiwrtyiiaf ilw
MMlL-fl)
(-T'^
If iiiiibiiw)
(/ (raitog ite %
wittowt idtoU or a rrfalto*; iif^ thim n
lb, H
'9*
rcrr it (Iba bwib itagi^ mm^) t^trnM late
yrroi1 boM oT bto Mr. it mM bt bowl
ar CMk
hto bo4y. Mb. Xh^ m to Tm^ BaUtoib I. b mt
. ! wbaUiatad hj l6l^ -f) *. mvVa
Targ. Y. K*. IV. II^*S) fiU^r*-
6-9^ HaS. 7\
TMf. Job XXX, SI*. TWtfl Y. Bft. XXT. t.
a
tC-'TX m. (C^ S) mrfr. Ttef. PaL XXXTm. I
*0'ri<. "S
(C'T?)
a. oaiy to fie^qr^v.
rpri^ be' (bbn, oap. 7^ la Babr D*c. a. se- 7S-I
raia9,Mrto. Lar. B. >. 19 (nitoiit to kaam Tl, ii>
\^ nrr^ rtt ipv-
T"*^
(rMl awi of fcai to tea*
oliihwl bj BMilriag brwcbia. tbM laaaria lato^ T"vr
*<it rrars r^ Krpavbito ofwbat toaMMtUtoibjcbarr-
iof. ao lato* raaMto; Eob. B.to X,lt (coir. aec); Oml.
R. to IT, 14. Caip. rs mA OT&K.
V.2C"TS,
Tlacr^it. TiacT*^* m. (vuaak,
Mce., fr. i}XtaCM. V. Or. Dtoc) a toKMM vmt cWaaai
dalea) far htob th ffiapas > to
for threa daja. aftar wfaidi \htj
troddM oa tha favtb 4ari^ tba too torror of dte
day bMt (8m AbL a. . Viaaai; Ciilawdto XD, tt\.
Maa. Tm.
,
'
00
'
lai Hkb. (Ar. ad. Kob. tr%K, TUm
ad. 8i* TPOOrin, *TViy. B. Balk. >r^ Taer^ Ar. (Tar.
*ir5>''bK
70 ^"^'n50Db
a. ed. ,ir3Ciib''|-| ; Ms. 'p-jGi*^, p'lialD'^Tsini ; v. Kabb. D.
S. a. 1.). Tosef. Men. IX, 9 (from which B. Bath. 1. c. is
quoted) 'iVJC'ibs.
l)^ ySS pr. n. m. Eliezer, 1) servant of Abraham.
Gen. R. s. 44; a. fr. 2) several Tanaim: a) E. ben Hyr-
canus; E.b. Jacob, E. bar Zadok, disciples of R. Johanan
b. Zaccai of tlie second gener.b) E. b. Judah, E. b.
Matathias; E. b. Hisma, of the third gener.c) E. hak-
Kappar, a late member of the fifth gener.
?l^bs, V. ^>x.
&^D''b!S, Y. Shebi. IV, 35' top, read G'^bVx.
np '?S m. (IXi$, ace. . . xa) wind'lass for launch-
iug ships.' Y. Sabb. VU, lO*^ top, read: T^SSt ifiJ^t pn
'nh "pbsm "^iob he who pitches wood for vessels or ropes
for a wind-lass.
*^I?''
r^
^l?^?-?^
(* disguise of Q-^ribK for the pur-
pose of avoiding the utterance of the divine name, cmp.
niVx)
5y God! forsooth (ironically). Pesik. Bahod.
p.
104=' na Simn "^SX '^bx Ar. (ed. xnx hn, Ms. Oxf. ^p'^'bif.
'^3'^X) forsooth, I shall propose to her, i. e. do you believe
I shall &c.? Cant. R. to I, 4
'31
"iniS "^SX "^rbx forsooth
(do you believe) I shall give &c. [V, Pesik. 1. a note 81,]
D^p^^S (b. h.) pr. n. m. Eliakim. Ab. Zar.
58''
R. El. attendant of Rabba.
5<"l^bS read X^^^K.
3?t2J'^^S pr. n. m. Elisha, 1) the prophet. Ber.
10'\
Gen. R. s. 25; a. e.2) E. ben Abuyah, surnamed "inx,
q. V. Aboth. IV, 20, M. Kat.
20''.
3) one E. surnamed
B-^ESS bra 'winged'. Sabb.
49''; 130'\ Y. Ber. II,
4"=
hot.
'^t)t'bi< ^S, V. DBU:b2.
T T v; T T :

n''^S, V. n-^bx.
^^?-?^
f, ch,=h.
i^'^'i^^
wailing woman. PL i^n^bx.
Targ.^Jer.^IX, 16 (17) ed. Ven. ']lrf^^^,, ed. Vien. Str;!?X.
lJ^Sn^!pjS f.^XW-^bx. Gen. R. s. 15, end; Pesik. Ron.
p.
142*'
xn'^sai 'X wailing and weeping; v. xn'i^X.
^^^?^ (^^^?^)
f-ch.=h, T^^hi<, fat-tail. Targ. Ex.
XXIX,' 22; a. e^Hull. 127* rT^rnixi U313 xn^'iTS
excommunicated be Narash with its fat, skin and tail, i. e.
all its inhabitants.
Sri'^?!^ or ^^"55^ f. (cmp. hbx, '(i^X &c.) 1)
fig-
tree (of a certain species).

'St IT^a name of a fig species,

Gen.R.s.15, end '31
'N ma Ar. (ed. -^bx) it is called femf/t
alitha (daughter of mourning, v. Xinibx), because it has
brought wailing and weeping into the world (as the fruit
of the tree of knowledge).2) wood of the fig-tree, used
as kindling wood on the altar (h, form fifj'^bx). Tam.
II, 4 (Mish. xn . . ., Talm.
29=*
nn
). Yoma
24''.
Y.
ib. II,
39''
top,P?. nin-i^X. Par. Ill, 9.
iJ^ri'' >l^^, Sn" >3? f. (pronunc. and meaning doubt-
T..T..
'^
ful) Illitha, something supposed to render fire-proof or
extinguish the fire. Snh. lOS'' n^lT 'XI "inx im isb a^
Ar. (ed. '51) we have something, its name is 111. [perhaps
to be read ^tlX ^31 a (female) idol]; Yalk. Job 906 'b^S,
Ms. nJlibs]. [B. Bath. 73 "^bxa nib -(rn^l Ar. Var.
8. V. xrbx, ed. xri^x, Rashi xn^bx, Ms. Oxf. ',b n-'Xl,
XWlbx pi, of xrtx. The use of the masc. gend, in con-
nection with the word, makes the passage appear spu-
rious.]
Jin'^?S, pi. nin-^^x, V. xni^x.
j?IS!=1i|iX, Dan. Ill, 12; 13.
SDD^sS, riDD^^ pr. n. m. Alaxa, Lixah, abbrev.
of Alexander. Y.^Keth. V, beg.
29''
R. Al.Ib. IX,
33''
iO-O 'n lb -i^x 'X (read xa-Q "lb); Y. Shebu, VII, 38* hot,
'31 nos^b name of a gentile judge,
pDD^ISt (='|G3lb, Xo$6;; cmp.howev, aXXd$) l)(adv.)
athtoart, crosswise. Tosef. Kel.B. Mets. VIII, 5 two feet &c,
of a bed cut off 'X crosswise; (Kel. XVIII, 5 ,G3lb).
2) 'jiosbx, ch. form XJIDsbx m. diagonal line, diameter.
B. Bath, lOl''; Succ.
8*
SJlbsbxa xn2X b3 a figure
of one square cubit has a diagonal line of P/o cubits
(approximately). Men. 35*; Meg.
24''
must be square
"iDiD3bxai "psna both as to their seams (not warped)
and as to the measure of their diagonal hnes. Erub.
59*
rT31D3bxi -I'lSn nT'r) Ms. K. (ed. 'xn, V. Rashi a. 1.) the
measure of the circumference of the town plus its dia-
meter. B. Bath. 99* '^'O^'^p 1in 'XS XTsb'^ll perhaps the
Cherubim in the Sanctuai'y were placed across the room;
a. fr.
pPpbjS, l^'^'lJppbN m. pi. (V. X03bx) Alexan-
drians, name of a nut, prob. a species
of
pistachio. Ab.
Zar. 14* j'^Osbx ed. (Ms. M. "pl'lSOSbx, Ar. l-iObsX). Cmp.
T^obx.
Sn^DDD^S pr. n. m. Alexander. Y. Dem. II, 22'
top, (an Amora of a place called Tsadoka). Cant. R. to
IV, 12; V. i-l^3D3bx.
DlniD&pbS, 'pbl|< pr. n. m. Alexander. 1) A. the
Great, 'jl'lpl^ the Macedonian. Targ. Cant. VI, 8; Targ.
II, Esth. I,
2.Tarn, 31*'; a. fr. 2) name of a judge and
of a robber. Y. Ber. IX,
13*'
top (for nX'^^ISDsbx ib. read
our w.).
"'"l^Dup^ISi m. 1) Alexandrian. Sifra B'hukk. chap.
V, Lulianus the Alex.
2)
pr. n. m. Alexandri, an Amora.
Y. R. Hash. IV,
59''
hot; a. e.Cant. R, to IV, 2 xni
(corr. ace.).3) V. 'j'^Gsbx.P/. ni'^n':^3lD3bx ; fem.nis'l^303bx.
Men. 100* Alexandrians. Ib,
28''
'X nibl3 (Yalk. Ex. 369
ni'f'i
) Alexandrian cups (lengthy and narrow). Tosef.
Meg. Ill (II), 6 'X bw 3"ria a Synagogue built by Alex-
andrians in Jerusalem.
^^;-^i^Dpbs, nsn^DODbs, 'Dbs pr. n. pi.
Alexandria, in Egypt. Targ. Ez. XXX, 15 ; a. e.Y. Hag.
"'^^Wit
71
r^Q^
v^IIMr. TUL tm
W^NV 77^i
. rr,-- K*L XV, I. V.
XIX, aliiii otiailag ira. ft
"^'Z^
f AltvitmdHam K4. XV, I HI
niir fMvrvtiir*. Ha '^
^ *r) Aii.
<
(M.r.ofVH, V.
V.
rttif. VV7) nforMk A

't-
* '
Vrtf* (\inl. R. Iwf, (^l|f a
tlitMi l)4a Mrti aflfff ^h
L It 17 Ltfmr iJol. XXXIX.
Malhihg ft ct>5lng (s^ tlfotf
l
ItNi'-) {i)loftomlettl. :n la ttf
IT.
V
V"^l.
"H 1^
*^ -
B^)
*^.
At.
y^f
ell.
Mtnc Tmt* Kiim \IiI ? > fr^^
<''>*^
mImb.
~
v^l
h^ V>9li. m. (b. I. 3(111. 4,%.
y^i
i
*V>n) m/I, km o^^, Ui.4. />% mMamv. tgal
MM/. Tin. Job. I. fliVll. tX. I (Um. 131*. dtr
what hlad uf olM U mMUil In Ih* Mtob^
Orswi IVi Ui oAJ (piUiorpd (lu ImUI).
4^1^. 1, 4 V<^. Mil.
7* -y
rra r-Vi 7^9 11
tkvm %hm te no mtwuaiiftJ vaJu* la 11. Xb. M^
''
if uiM hud Mt lniip|iro|iriat tbooght alMNii At/
..wit (which U fli 10 ml).
S^!?H or M;
f'M
in-
(^i
cmy. b. b.
T?)
fvWirfMV
irN(> or oljtv prrm
;
fmamlil^put into the pnm at m
<-.
B. McU. I0&* 10 imo MH Ar. (ad. '^)
oM Rabbi irMU of 11 plao* whar* ibajr ordlBwiljr
ott* Mor (oMMura) into Um prM at x'mm, kt,
i>.
B. to 1, S (rvfMTing to KMh. L c^, and Nb. XUI,
I) tboM dnjrv';
p^y
on atla a. atlay; t. nxi w.) H
-*t
iriM prmimf^ (on flabbaib. Nab. 1. c) and 'woa*
caUoB M ponialMMit) war* Uioaa di^ narkad fbr.
^7^
(b. b.; V. "^U, W) m>M. Lav. B. . 17, a. a.;
xi w. Tan^i. Aharf a, onV^ (oovr. aec); ad. Bb. 3.
>^*
"""^X
in. pi. (T. |irad.) ww makert, a word eoinad
i)g on crVi-a (Pk. LXXV, 5, a. a.). Lar. R.
. A. .; V. S^5^' for correct Tarn.
-*^(
(b. b.;
V^^,
V. V^) l)[toaiun>andJi/ocviiicrV,
'"OK. ^STi); intr fo ht Haimp, csbsMhI, iDNr>
.HM^*'. V. csjt, raVs
<
cW.) la jraw, U
I.V. V. C>^ Cnip.

Mp. rbx P. LYUI, S,
\ ipot^ a. V. cWl.]
25$ >
"*
5^ <^^ '^ ^'^> <*
I^)
1 ^ fo 6c or ^rotr $lnm, tofrott. Tkrg. I Cbr. XXn, IS
5> (b. text ^no5, Var. cV^f). Taf. O. Dt- XXXI,
: ; 23 ad. Vien. -X (ad. Bart. %
v. BcrL Taig. O. n,
nB. Batb. 124*; 135^ (be left tham) in llS^^ a
blender palnt-trve and it grew thick.

^S) la fM^ .
Wf>^|-

3) to bf mmte: v. Iibp.
I\i. r^ Dtobr titnM^, V. opra.S) fo rfi'
Hf
Hni,
ni/>^i7. Targ. U Cbr. XI, 17; a. e. Part, paaa. f.
.^, _ .
_ui i,u(ii.iit
rswrw-R. KaM. M* '9*
m^If^
UMRbMilbMM
ilf bMinar* KgH(ff
Irfw w
|
wiir yrttOfH, KifM.
i ii U^ Hjijfcwi up fift rEailii n*bl w (Um
aoMft) 099 Mm prttRtfWi > lo twiya wr. Ral*. It4i^
MB' VT*^^ aw appama ovwwwaOT Mii.
tUmmTat$.ft^%%'' t(kXtl. rfWi
^ 10^
10
f
^MrM r fTat* i<4 Vt.

C^ C^tt M. (b. k.1 . a^ II MBf. 9^9 milr.
mmttUt Vo ipwit.'alvi ^awf Ter I. , a tf^Umtk.
R t IV, I (tWl to atmami. Umk. I *.i r"n rrn'uhm
a* iiaaM* to a|Mak ai (aMiadotf fivMl Um Umt Orbm^
airtl^Kr^riiNlllR. dkllMi*.-^i^|K
VR>
IIb> B. a. f. iML ir, 9&L t^
'yt,

MOIII; MDTM MtTTItf Mt}^ !> "m^
TiBff. Kktv. tfAA^Aa. iu.
9>t
rak.m. sm.
NQ^fM
M. (eflip. b. k. ibK. . fl^l
(dial, lam) MMi|M%. PMit*'9*^'
<r waaM
d^Hlf^
*i^^ l*l*i "^ ^^
S^l^
nzyiM (.no^^f dlyf, AmiTafvr
'
iwl^iR...Mj*c.>-TMat*lAnite T -s*
j -r *ry;wfcjalwfcl upai aii I noiba
m
ainI Aa.fia.fr.
PC>M B.(b.h.o-3^bii*s7, flrval7) i)<Mral
Toaat lUlB.lla4i.lIl, M{ KaL Xlll, ; RaMuM^i T. ttt
. VI. 8^ lop^-
1) Id.
V9nbif, 79^ tpti^
^L^f'^
I
fre, probw oaral MMrf (v. tolka aa to t aitoaa aiMMal.
t
R.Badi.tS*;R.RMk.tO^|.ir-liiM^ftobm
(apparcBtlj a nuaftwlua of flwwf aai crl4Wtfi T.
Kalh. Tn. and.
11^
(tgalWiiw); (0a. E. a. 15 baf. tnhm At^ ai.
e^^ eorr. aec). Poaik. R. a SS (fl to II Ohr. O. f
a. I Kiii X. It); v. rrtei
KftCbW, pL rB*6, W^JW**
k^ -
Kiflfi X, 11; It. U Ckr. IX, !; II.
^^I m. (T.sitt) m\ tim iftrim, aakimtm
Pr. vvwiif. E. Ba^ t*; &Bath, to^; . 9B^9
ytab^II nk(b.k.T^T.8ft)PMdi^
onp. Itef. I Rbm. XZl. S
*Ti tw k. ^nte)
Kalh. 7^: a. f^.
*rtC^ m.(bLk.^>9MMMa< aala f.
v.
p
iiii l
)
pr. ^ a^'Aww. BatAB-tolV, 1 7 Y-:^
thaaaHli
nama waa Ploai ^f^"^ Oi^- 8^
jTQ^ ToaeC KaL B. Mala, m. It taad :ndhL
*"13>H Bi.(proh.aomv-.farrc^*HiV'>*"''*^-
^-
8aec II, 'b^. St* TC nsTSS wbia iha iMf ia port.
xbttbii
72
^^^i!
way not,
if
not, but for (usu. without verb or followed
by -'i or -^; cmp. X'2"^3S<I, 1). Snh.
49'' '=1 111 'X but for
David (studying the Law), Joab could wage no war.
Meg.
12''
'z^ mas 'X but for the previous letters. Tanl.i.
Hukkathl (ed.Bub.l X^ D5<);a.fr.2)(=xV-K^D-!l^^s:: cmp.
STS'^lsl, 2) if indeed. Meg.
24'' ^ib nrx '-^h-ohn [Ms. M.
nrs<
"11^ Sibiabx) if thou wert a Levite. Keth.
33'"
xbnbx
'31 miSD if they had lashed Hananiah &c. Sabb. 118''; a.
fr. [A differentiation of speUing which may have existed
for the two opposite meanings of our w., is untraceable
;
V. Lowe, Pesachim, p. 28.] Cmp. ^I'lS'^X.
"jQ^i^ (deriv. of next w.) to reduce to widotvhood,
bereave, 'desert. Pes. 49 'WWH. rx ')"2^S^l will be forced
to desert his wife (to leave his home).Nithpa. njoVxn:
to become a widotv. Y. Keth. II, beg.
26* (Mishn. ed., a.
Talm. Bab. n^^'l<ri3, v. b^"iX).
nDQ!^S f, (b. h.; v. "lin^X) widow. Keth. I,
1; 2, v.
pD!ni<. ^Kidd.
75* nO-^jJ HSia^X the widow of one of spu-
rious descent; v.
HDi^; a.fr. Trnsf.'X rhf
a
frameless door
(or made
of
one piece). Erub. 101*; v. rnal^a.Denom.
1 !
n^DQ^i^ f. (b. h.) widotvhood. B. Bath. VI, 4 'X n^2 I
(98''; Ms.'M. r^bp'lX) a house in which to live in case
of widowhood. Yeb. 45*; a. e. Y. Keth. V,
29''
hot. "nn
^nsisribx m'^^-Q "^sbt, v. naxil.
ms^t2Dbs, V. nvj3!,bsi.
^Dp^bjSl, l^riD^DlbS (read '"^bx aXYjviati) Helle-
nic,in Oreek. Taiili.'Tsav, 2 [a gloss] N"2HMp la-Jp'X
)^^h
in Greek A;a<a6'A:Aa(Hos. XIII, 14) means xaxapa descend;
V. Yalk. Jer. 333. Y. Sot. VII, beg. 2l'^ 'p-^np llVp
rnu:
'sibx s?aJ heard them read the Sh'ma in Greek.
*'^pDbS, "'j^^^^^^ f. pi. (=Xp3S-b2; on the neck) poles
used to carry burdens on the shoulder of
tico or more
persons (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Falangce, phalangce, which is
of Semitic origin). Bets.
25''
what means 'provided no
carrying on shoulders takes place' ? Ans. "^psbsi .... Ar.,
Ms. M. (ed. '1^X3) by means of alanke (phalangse). lb.
"ibxx
pS'i^b ed. (Ms. 'bxs) to be taken out &c. (carried
in a sedan chair through which poles are put). lb. Am.
and Mar Zut. allowed themselves to be carried on should-
ers of men 'sbxn xVa'^'n smUJS Ar., Ms. M. (ed. our w.
absent) on a Sabbath during the festive week on pha-
langse (to the lecture room). V. "^pSlba.
DbS, Pa. b^X, O-i^S (contr. of Dsbx, v. Oyb) to
craunch, bite. B. Kam. 84*. Git.
70*.
D5S pr. n. m. Alas (Valens; v. O^'}) 1) an Amora.
Y. Kil I,
27* top.2)(?) Snh. 64* Sabta son of A.; v.
obax.
D>S, D >i5 pr. n. Hellas (=Grsecia Magna). [That
Italian places are meant in quot. below, is obvious from
Targ. Ezek. XXVII, 7, v. X^Vj'^S.]
Targ. Y. I Gen. X, 4 'X
DDTj'',(h.textu:"'llJ"ir'i ma"^bx) Hellas and Taras (Tarentum,
V. G'^PT^);
Targ. Y. II ib.; Y. Meg. 1,
7l'' bot. DDl-jobX;
Gen. B. s. 37, beg. CiTJDlbx, "J-cbx (corr. ace). [Targ. Y.
a. Midr. reflect geogvaph. a. ethnograph. conditions and
notions of their own days.]
*D^pbS, D'p'bS (D'DITS) [the final Ofreq.
read D in 'ed., as Dip'^lfx &c.] f. (v. O'^bx) pr.n. pi. Ilsis &c.
(grottoes near Tiberias; v. Jos. B. J. II, 20, 6)
ruins of
fortified caves. Koh. B. to III, 9 'D^X. Y. Shebi. IV,
3.^'
top DiB^bx; Gen. E. s. 34 O-^-J^iX; Euth. B. to
1,
17
DiDlbiX ('IX); Yalk. Ezek. 351 D'JBVx; cmp. X'J-^-ja a.
r'n-js'^x.
S
V. ')"'")^^x.
npbS, "112?b pr. n. m. Elazar. 1) E. b. Poira,
counsellor of John Hyrcanus. Kidd.
66*.

2)
Several Ta-
naim: a) E. b. Azariah ; E.b.Arakh. of the second gener-
ation ;
b) E. b. P'rata ; E. of Modim, of the third gener.
c) E. b. Jacob ; E. b. Shamua ; E. b. Simon (bar Yoliai)
;
E. b. R. Yose the Gahlean, of the fourth gener.3)
Sev-
eral Amoraim: a) E. b. Antigonus; E. b. R. Yannai, of
the second gener. Y. Ber. V,
9''
hot.; a. e.b)
E. bar
Abina. Ib. I,
3*=
hot.c) R. Lazar or E. (in Babli E. b,
P'dath) one of the most renowned Amoraim of the third
gener. Erub.
65''; a. v. fr.
^p^:?bs, V. T^>x.
(b. h.) thousand. Du. Q-iQbx.P^. D-^B^X.'X
D'^B^Jx a million. Gen. R. s. 8 'X "^5^
; a. fr.Ex. R. s. f)
D'^qVx tico thousand (men); a. e.
r|bSl,5]bX,SD^S ch.same. Targ. 0. Ex. XXXVIII,
25 r^Ved. Berl. (yTxbVx); a. fr.Snh.
95''
'X in one
thousand. Bekh.
8'^
"^rt 'X nx^ one hundred thousand
zuz ; a. fr.P;. T^Sbx,
X^sbx. Targ. Ex. XXXVIII, 26
;
a. fr. Targ. I Sam.' XVIllj 8; a. fr.Y. Dem. VII,
26''
bot.; a. fr.
f|bSlI,
f|^bN; (^^b^.) (h. Cibx, yp^
to join, be
joined) to become used; to learn, study, train one's self.

q'^'bx accustomed, used to. Targ. I Sam. XVII, 39. Targ. 0.

Num. XXII, 30.Targ. Deut. V, 1 ; a. fr. (v. also tpY^^
Cant. K. to II, 2 ti'^'b'^''^
ini ^ns would you like to
study? B. Bath. Ill'' top
if?''^^
'^T.J "pi rr^b Ti5 take me
away from here, this man has no desire to learn (but
only to argue). Taan.
4*
man is bound niUJBJ t]h'Xi))
Xnirr^sa [prob. vl"^|pb,
v. infra] to train himself to be
gentle; a. fr.
Pa. Ci"'|x, Ci^X
to train, teach. Targ. Ps. XVIII, 35
rp^p (=tl^Xia). Targ. Prov. XI, 25; a. fr.Koh. to IX, 10
thou didst emigrate t\}>^'ds for the sake of studying, Xini
XS^xls "^Va but he emigrated for the sake of teaching.
YrDem. I,
22* top "^l"! 'B^X
p
xbl (not
'^iX) did you not
teach us thus?131 'X, v. infra.
Af tlbiX as Pa. Lev. R. s. 30 13t 'hs tph^^ (q^^^a)
offers arguments in my favor.
Ithpa. Ci^xrix to exercise, practice, exert one's self.
Targ. Is. II, ^
;
XXVI, 9.
v^
IB
I, IS* bot
i
ft. rr. ^
MS* (f*fbfrtllf lo AarooM arnrn *!> iii, i> <! Btii<''f '>
UtNi rittiii Iwlal wHJi ttA, (Uw mmmHmI viMm IwMkf
'Ji'i dy*>, will
fpt *1mU wIiMi tMHMa aridk trtili
Alf o r voM
AMfn, or km Uhm Mfw WMOkmi will It*
a..v
^ni^
rqy} ftar4Mv. vtn^oMK-B. Baili.
><^'*<
- M tiMNv Alf Balii (MMif***
"J*! !<
' I *>rtrr'MnaMiAWf9oi|Mft*
I ori.itMrtailfaM^Kinriw. lhlM.lo^ Ite.
II. . .! . , , ,,.
p
ri>uM
d. (M*. M iiutii
TtMni Uiay 4mm m lo ow wko Woi*
th liAbliMiii two MMk iMlan m AtaC AM
''< J^-
U
ta.XIV,ft)MatMl)rfptot V.*"^AC

S'T^it t) oh Atfm^AM. OMt. R. iMf. tiM poM

^ -^
n "TZf 13 wlivn wriiiag Alpluibviloal neroMtaib *
.1. R, iBirtxl. (It iIaiiin I. II.) Toe urSr ibtV
p
na
bthaiflH *o *<> Ipteb. MnMUi (! U
w
uf Uu v*rMi Ibr moIi iMiar.; a. fr^f) (lXf)
.i/Moi Um r
oT Um OrMk AJptebM. Btolu
itl.
s. Mo. \ 'oSli bMt qoaltivorHattr. lb. .
'
\ oM^ir. RoUi R. lo m, IS (wL r^OB^ V""a^
^'^^ BL, pi. TT-JS?^! Min. Kolj U. lo I. 1 ',
"*iof, eootnid. to n
"'
V
b>iUiig pot. Hd.M*
troM Ant In put "}/!> *n~7 srr^ bvfort it is
ui stow-iiot for ftwuninf. Y. HalL I, &8*
top.
. 37* *
nrrs <lw.Ocn. B. . i, end
'
t;
'
,J ic
\ pot with iu lid.A
TPfb*.
Bet*. JS*, v. rrr"nc.
I
,^rS<,
I
^^25 "i- Pl* (BjT. irodK P.81B. 1&5;
i rniit t Y. Dem. II,
bc. sa**; Y. Mm*.
UN 1 f. lb.I. I oW. Ib.III. UT-TskW
~
;~r. 52 *rr^ it, oormption; read: C^prx tsbc
- :
T! sr *r*r5<
p
(oVpj) ; cmp. Trnnh. Miahp. 5. [Tl*
'iit< cl.tU5e sms to b gloM.]
*Q*p^
(b.b.)a symbolited pr. n.: K^Bhmiu^. Y.
bou *::;'
^^ tei the Ki] Oh*
Lord)
on his deoTMt) ii with him; ha darirw not
to n his decrees (bat permita ^^apentaBee to
% i __
'Synk. !55TH
^Qp^ V. wMm.
Breli Ylll. It te
16 rmrtr edfJCwlu ted. ^;
^.i..
-i^^ia^
I
e fWiiB wusdief i<ei>nM<. Ik'orVrQ y tm
r 'Jg^
C H-
f^nppVii (a^. . agVirjj teri
/
MMMMT.) Mmm 111. 9 i
rrafll IMM
f
M<I
Ml W^
i
'
"Jl (
to tlM ieM mm mm^
i
C*pT!< |*Mit Yl. 4 Fr l<. tittd D
'
;
^'.
Mm. leiirtH , SelucLi d^ r*^u.k Mot^^t
Oee. XTtll. e*
M; n
"^
A
L IC p. I0&) Arkaftm, * basn Mpmiv; IB f-n^w
ia|f,
Y. Om XU M (ed. TIwm
KPi0il|
> e. iii> f**
Ip^ Y. lb. 1, ft* bei. 'apm T. BWf U, r tap Ar.
(ed. ms .... eorr. Me.><le^ M^ (pnev.)
m
tlie Ark. took m
bx the head, aad the eeeM mm 1m

^^T^
^^y
f.<tJidyM)ieyi[f i-^fifrfiy.heUiprtwiBto
ad pttMic; esp. 4%e tf fmUie r^ftklifgt mfptktmt ly
Perik. 8h%riid pi IM^ while the Kl^ Is ei^tei ta
-ar *Vc to hto hOwK *of Mm whM
XM
Mad.
B.to IV,4 T ir-%10 T^iarv "^n 16 (air. aae.)(ai
Sinai) thcv did not stand {m1 ia hflariA. hat to av,
tremblinf 4c
K**^ a Smme; pioh. a awiaptiua of Ji*;i'a
(tua^;, iiaas> iKar pmdtm. tfmm tf ttr mUmmimml
wmmelm rtm^trttiwHk nmiti^. Oiu
70* it wsr*r;
Ar. (sd. KVi
u to the amaaee Mtowtag).
<
NT'JK, Hr>$ (MT^^) t ch. (-h. rwji pMi.
jMfc. itooi- #>rf. niv-Joeh. XXIV.M (ed.yica.1 wAnttr-
tt (of MT
'
lm
)
>er^V T !-
^ *
^T^*
'* ^-
rmyvL) B. Bath. Vi* tcsinc. rr^ 7-nr* Baafai (al. atof
M^4tO aad we stnak it with dahs; v.. howata
BaMuSt^ 11 It
1^
2nrr* and aae aa eaeh asvaral
(BaaUX V, howarer. le^^ijL
rlNTjaCRPCll M.
(V^.
a. tnr, . ir;
I Chraa^ifm );
t. 4) eHWS Himmii^ cIm^
hfW. llidr.TSB.toPa.XYai^pr(hiaiaaan,8iotaB|
thatia 1&B
*
hto (the BoMaa Itopwu rt) Otof uias aiu
(or pinr. treasareiai
10
nipbs 74 D'it:3^x
n\^bN i'UCS f. Iltith, name of a large fish (prob. from
its placej v.XPbsin). Makhsli. VI,3(Misli.ed.mrts<). Tosef.
Kel. B. Mets/v, 7.
"lS7i*?s (="ir'S<~^?) on the spot, forthwith, always with
-)>. Gitt. Ill, 3 (Mish. Talm.Y. -inj< bs). R, Hash.
6'';
a.
V. fr. (in Hebr. phrased.).
DS (b. h.; cmp. "ix a. ^ii) 1) if, when. Mekh. Yithro,
end niuJ-i n-iinaU5 'X bs every Im (If) in the Torah refers
to voluntary actions (which you may or may not do)
except three &c. Y. Gitt. VII,
48*>
'K nnXT 'pila because
he said, If
(I die), i. e. conditional divorce. Succ. SS'*
jSO "^SX 'X when I am here; a. fr.
2) whether. Yoma
III,
1 ; a. fr.'X ... 'X whether . . . or. Y. Pes. VI, beg.
33* '31 riDE 'X whether or not the Passover ceremonies
supersede the Sabbath; a. fr. [lb. nbmn u;i
C3X read TUSX
'31 ttJ-', as before.]')? BX (abbrev. 3"X)
if
this be so. Ber.
I,
1
; a. fr.

"i?
DX x|x (abbr. ="XX) only when indeed,
not until, unless. Keth. 76*; a. fr.
DS f. (b. h.; D^X, nax,
I^OX; fo 2's, embrace,
join, support, lead; v. *)13X, l^X, y^i< &c.; cmp. nx)
1) mother, ireq.=m?/ mother. Sabb. 134*; a. fr.Y. M.
Kat. Ill, beg. gl*" IHX pn ni;n left his mother's lap
(Palestine).Num.R. s. 10 (ref. to immo Prov. XXXI, 1)
'31 n-iinn ... it 1?3X 'his mother' that means the Law
which trained Solomon and which is called a mother of
those studying it, as you read (Prov. II,
3
; text DX is
re3id.U^em).2)womb,mouthofthe tcomb. Hull. Ill,
2
(54*)
'31 Qxn n^D'^J if the mouth of the womb is absent,
cut out. Bekh. IV, 4 (28'').Tnisf. legitimate existence,
authority. Succ.
6'',
a. fr. miOTab 'x UJ"! the traditional
Scripture text (letters without vowels) is authoritative
in Biblical interpretation, opp. X"ip^^ 'X UJ"^ the tradit-
ional reading (vowels) must guide us, e. g. 2^(12 (Ex.
XXni, 19) may be read 2^na as the traditional vocal-
ization, or n^na in the fat of.

PI. rinax, ninaix. Kidd.

IV, 4 her genealogy must be traced back 'X sa"iX to the
mothers of four generations (on each side) which is eight
mothers. Y. Snh. II,
20''
bot. they are not xbx nin^X
nina'^X maid-servants but mothers (of the nation).

Trnsf. d'^bun ^TU 'X seed-onions. Peah III, 4. Erub. 29*;

a. e.ch. xa-^x. [Koh. R. to XII, 7 '^^ssm 'X, v. nax.]
S?2^^, v. xB^x.
ISSS cubit, v. xnHX.
SQSl, &<QI5< f.=h. nrJX. Targ. 0. Deut.XXIII, 18;
v. xnax.
HI2S.II, ""^JJ^, fut. XTOii, imper. XTS'^X
(
l^DX to join,
V, lax) to say, speak, think. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXIII, 10.
Freq. in Talmud.X^'^fi lb"'2x even if you will say, i. e.
it may come right even if you assume that &c. Succ.
13''; a. fr.Xa"^]? ^a, X?3'^a('''3), or XO"^^ must it be said,
does it mean to say? lb.; a. fr.X'a'^n ^31 (ixi) and if
you should object. lb.; a. fr.X'2'^X X^X but rather say,
i. e. the correct version is. lb.; a. fr.XS"'D X'O'^X now
read the second clause, i.e. how will you understand &c.?
Ber.2l''; a.fr.X^^X 1 might think. lb. ; a.fr.xr^X nin
I might have thought, I might have been led to believe.
Erub. 74'^
'X mn "^Xia what might I have been led to
believe?; a. fr.iTinn3 X'aiJ let him express his opinion
in agreement with his authority, i. e. why does he not
say so expressly? Taan.S''; a.fr.Pes.
7''
XT3"^3 iS^n what
else should he say? l3T2^ X^^a should he use the ex-
pression lamol?Gitt.
47'',
a. fr. X3''2X T'O it may occur
to you to think; v. xnyri. Yoma 2,'o^ mn tnn -^xin ix
X3"i^X had I been there, I should have said.xaiaxp=
xr'ax Xp I say, speak of, v. Xp. Gitt. 47''; a. fr.
D^S^NI, C1JJ<^"S pr. n. pi. ('Eixfxaou;, 'A}J.|xao'j;,
hellenized form of iT2n, nr^sn) Emmaus, Ammaus, a
town in the plain of Judaea (or Philistuea), renowned,
in Tahnudic days, for its warm springs and luxurious
life. Koh. R. to VII, 7, a. e. [lb. 11 D'^SI^'^X prob. DIX^-^X.]
Cmp. nion^i.
[Other forms : GiXTas, Oi^s, Dix^x, dix'ss.
For other places by that name, v. Neub. G6ogr. p. 100.]
""^^^ (='ixa
!3?=n!abx) wherefore"? why? xb 'X why
not? Sabb. 48*.
Erub. 70*; a. v. fr.
^SZSS (='|Xri bs) to whom?, v. "X and
ixp.
ni!3^S, Sni3^S m. (Pers. anbuh, Perl. Et. St.
p. 18; cmp., however, by Xia^s Ezek. XXXIII, 31) crowd,
escort. Yoma 87'; Snh.
7''.
Succ.
55*.
5l3^S m.,pl. "p?iapx(=bi3S"'?; aas) little grape, i.e.
c/opj?er in the bell. Y. Sabb. VI, beg.
7''
-iVnaiaX yib mr>'
(corr. ace.) he put clappers in. V. biaSX.
kJ^"'21DQ!S, Lev. R. s. 5 dlion 'X bs Ar. (ed. by
cler. error X'^'^sVx) read X*l3213X towers, battlements; v.
'''^ssx.
p"bp-i^ni3:si,
ilbf^nisas m. J^^npni^^s f.
(IfXpotipixXov, imburuclum, corrupt, of involucrum, D.
C. s. V.) wrapper, cover, bundle. Y. B. Mets. IV, beg.
9''
'xa -p . . . X q^bn^n Ar. (read ")1
; ed. "ilbpliax
")lbp1"i'^a^xa, corr. ace.) if one exchanges one bundle for
another; cmp. -iia"^:: ibid.P/. nix'np'i^iasx. B. Kam.
114''
ed. (Ar. nx^pasx, Ms. M. 'laax, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note).
ri'^SQS, ^I22QS f. (v. next w.) bottom. Gen. R.
s. 68, V." '^bi'^'n.
"'IDiipS' "^'^5^
f-
(
K"'^^'
V- i^'^^^; inserted) bnth-
tub, bathing reservoir. Ned. IV, 4 (Var. X'^a . . .). Hag.
15* 'ax Ar. (ed. 'a^x); a. iv.Pl. ri'i'iiaiax, nix'ja^x
(niX-iaa^X). Y. Sabb. Ill, 6*.Bab. ib. 40* 'iliaax "(Ar.
nixiiax); Tosef. ib. Ill (IV), 3 ed. Zuck. mxaax (Var.
niXua^X) baths in large cities with ambulatories (v. Sm.
Ant. s. V. Baths). [Y. Pes. Ill, beg.
29''
p:ia baj 'X
(?),
prob. a corruption.] Cmp. n^sall.
CI^ilDS m. (avapixr)?, contr. ajxPoiT-i;) prop.
rider, traveller on horseback &c. ; hence (sub. ll^ri) an
ass used for marching through the desert alnn^!:side of
75
if*' ^v%l /rT-r
'i'i '.itiwliin** liMl li) IW MML Y. III*. V f^ Uttf^
vtMU ! Ml nMif p^
"vv lU or lU
' ^f'<*m
Nfyp^
to AsU). V K-i viii i o-w--
' MMl). V, DT^'^
Nr'jHyi
f (d^y. of ayiit IT
f
ik hmlk^htk. r, Itabb. YIII. :; . :. ,
-.--
f."
-
II h wba VMbw (bU MM) Hi *^. ta lUbt* to (i #!>
4 of ibt fwivai.
*DTT3I3M,
rM4 a<"pj| . ,,
< Ir. Till. In IN XXII,f. OWU
pl.) wiM torw^A r^TCR OlM. sr li^ H TorA mlp
< Ar to all dMMt torw of w|mi mmI ksH*)
> Ami Mlaff Ml on Miipty lomali Utm.
*a to lb tbAfMi of Boi; . a^lt "nWL llall.
v It. Mela. <0*.
>Mi 4od Uilr|*rir of drraau
;
^rf.
Y. 1 Ks. VII.
I6i
VIII. !.B. BmIi. 5^. Yoa
^ (lluU. a*7 11 rtrv l*nrb U Ui mom of PmvImi
t|pi vktXft whom th c|| la UiTnpl bmdwL
r
,
Syrt-sr s* m Vr. (rwMl WP
i
l^l^VR ^^>^^
.si.l. "' .H -Vj- m fea m ba (in Uvnal) Um
h'ttit;))'^ )..t.i i.k-..< (u uiat, iIm Bifltm (uBong tbt
1 iAt)a) abiiU 04
'iDm3M B. (V. prcd.) a
/
bflwpw / a^<aniM.
/iMwr in toreiry. M. Knt. 18*.
WChjQt} r. (dariv.ofptMMLva.)!^
)n]rMMi.'8bb.7&* Wrwnart li lU M. (od. irvoo,
r. WBWan) aa to

gfaniwn Bab and Samaal dilbr.
(laelarinff li to ka aoroory, Um oiliarbbMpbiny.
*n'ffn"5TOI f9fmrrk^ to (Ike MM) tthkk mmit
m o pra
'
a^fa' (ofartFamdrion). Y. Ab. Zr. II, 41*
top
kV:* pn mVi hit vidona aa to bloodabad bad rater*
1,. ; h 'o ibut (blood) whicb mada bim he, r. "k
~^S
( ^
t:
; v.iTQ) to form am opproximok mUmait
,
gmoto; to apprmor, jmipt^ itKrer on eaftrft opMm.
^:rub.
58*> 'yi ri^
ba foma aa apptwdaato eatiante of
\\w baigbt of tba bUl, and paaa on. 8nb.
78^ Virn;^
nrr:^ thoy (tba axparta) dadarad hia ii^tirica to ba
flktiU; (Y. lb. nC. 97* bot^ alao "1W) crnb It tba
opinion wm that be woold reaoTar; a. ft*.*HbD.
51*
^rt: nrsst tba animal bafora taktof a laap niaawuai
strength.
Hif,
T^t aama. Oao. B. a. 64 nrm Tnaana tbay
1Ad appraisad it (tha MA,as to bow mneb it woaM
Id). V. nw8L
^5|^
ch. same. Bekh.
61*
Tr"^i<
*=~*5
1 guowed thi
. > ; uy intaation. Keth. 6** rr:'r:Mtn X"! in ib one
case it maana that we bare formed an c^anian aboa*
him (know vhether \:\^ !< siinev or irhralV

T*,.ri.
hnk%. f* "MTi
*
n ha ftoa^ avpratoa^ to
valMd baim ite Baiii
'v^
M(.W lo la
R Kmb. tr II VTM. Kadfc. tft^ VlA^ n-3
mr**
I ka W li noi fMk. E Bub.
"
-Ik *r wym OH
'Wyvm ballato k^ to ba wwltby. T. n^vvwi
*JlVl8!i. JtVr^SSt
a^ f.IHD W.
-r^
Var,
^j
#ap r
ft om top of Ir^m, Babk lU*
n
it>^
Ar
. j. M !f4 i^^lTl lddar far

_
*M?TUM a vari to aatonn
It a. Ar. (ad. lAnai),
*mtTV9U^
^
ar Am I li<ir. iii
Httll t (b. k; 0MI, a. op) ll/ii
ll**} ii. B. a. I
rr
-wi ^
11, )MM jn II
tmd. (A. Mt fl) "^in % mmrmti
tr. Vp.
Bob. B. u> Xll. 7 aK^ m
i
rr-si
ap to ilM aailla. ormpH, nama o# an r
|
eaug m a
door; V. bowaver, tofra. 4)/~4) rmkit, a mmmw*
toito dinanaa teai ito albpv to ilw
Uy
aldw
ii^w; Kadlk i^; Man. II* H iMa ton fito
Bafw)iaaaadlbrdaBitofltoanHMMMb KdLXTI|,l
yyaannpmM<BainiinM*oritoTiH|li|iii|iiiiliiiai
waa iis, ibiU of tbe vaaMl* ita band biaa lib labbk. fl*
rnniuba baUdar'acnbiKlniiinawiAmVgH
uMia
cabit. YoHM Sl*i a. a."I<b. M^ noTO "B Cno^li Y
Yoma I?. 41' boc rrr
a ridaeid aaMi; v.
vm
nla
calladr*S ncv rs H a aabit aC ato baai liaailbi
praaaad tejaibar (aewowto
f)
. app. to ryrrccngp ra| H
a anbift oT als a>lda iptaad (Inatktof) baaitimiili
Brab. S\ Y. 8bk.TI. and. SO^^-OaikB. a. it
V7 ^
'
Ol
Tbaban (Eupi.) anWt(T). B. BaUb tt^ urbsn r*o nw
buid iir diotof a dylia at om eoMifo wtfiks ITS H
|iS'V* ('
T^ T^)
tond far a anak or pand tor
watarii^ catUa and wadling rlnibaai aTana anbit*a widMfc.
9) (-93SII) miBili nm wlHk. Bakk. IM*. MdL U^ a^
& Kam. l9\-4) prop. rirr. banaa emtoi, %b>.
anwr. Paabll.3 s-tr TrpLYoomT,*
, J Ji u -iar "in
10 tba blood of bub waa niisad to ika aawr; Tarn.
III.6;B.Mato.S3*; Y. Bor. m,
4^
top ^n (T-S) nn
a aawa^ to tha Tcmpto cnBad flto Ak< of He
{tnm Ba abapa; . OrBto ManntoKhr. liMt p.
[coMBdalion r<e annaeaMaty]; . anpra/A:
KaL XVII, 10; a. tf.
nZ3K f. (b. b.; . OK; eaipL praead.) ianlaiw'l 8o.
1S\ /
praead.; a. .~R i t
'
iJK. T. Bnh. n, tt^ bat.; v.
BR; a. a.
MnDK,WnQK, tCTOM eh. aama.
T^f. Jah
XXX JsT Tart- G^. XvCl; a. tr-Y. M. Kac ID, tr*.
->lfeff. IS*; a. ft-.bmb. SsVK x. J: T^at Tarr
Qen. XX, IT; ^ fr.
V113K ehj-ast w. Taay. O. fix. XXi. 7 a. *
irnnrn.t*
aerranCj; ca^lL rnL
nin^K 76
snto^'ax
rnnQJj^ f. (n^S) servitude of
a maid, servile con-
dition. Mekh. Mishp., sect. 3 'X ^ns TTll^p the father's
privilege of giving away his daughter in marriage is
valid even after having hired he;* out as a servant.
snni2s, 5<rnDS, v. sn^s.
r--: :
- t t : - ^ .
^nn^S, pi. of srax.
T T T ~ *
'
"
*"'b^"l1iOS, with 'na m. diver. R. Hash. 23''; B. Bath.
74''
Ms. a. Ar. (ed. '^X-ntiX -Q).
TIl^S Y. Snh. IX, 27% read "p'liaiX, pi. of l^^iX.
D^^^^, D^'S'S ni. (=ms<^X, denom. of DX) model,
form,
shoe-maker's'last, &c. Kel. XXVI, 4;
XXIII, 1.
_
lb. XVI, 7 'm
^^"115 h'ii 'xn the block of the cap-makei-s
;
'31 "i^riS bUJ of dressmakers. Sabb. 14l'' Ms. M. (ed. Dl^'^St,
corr. ace); a. fr.
IIIQ^^ I m. (b. li. ;
"i^X)
artist; (homilet.) a)=-|P'iX, tutor
;
b)="|!iox nvrsed (well-covered); guarded; c)=next w.,
metropolis, (great). Gen. R. s. 1.
^ll^JjJlI
pr. n. pi.
1)
(b. h. 'wS S<13) No-Amon (Thebes)
in Egypt. Gen, R. s. 1 {=Alexandria, the metropolis).

[*2) A., near Tyre. Y. Dem. n,

22''
top; Tosef. Shebi.
IV, 9 p^r.]
riD^lQ^^. f. (b. h.; yox) firmness, faith, honesty, surety.
B. Bath. X, 8, a. e. inibn injI^X h^ xb at the time he ex-
tended the loan, he did so not because he was relying
on his (the friend's) surety. lb. '31
'X ^35 "p^JJ for in this
case he did &c. Ab. Zar. 55^ ^^rj^^ax nx inX3 13X shall

we abandon our honesty? Hull.

133'' D-^msn 'X "pX Sama-
ritans are (usually) not trusted. Tam. 28^ nnv^ 'X scru-
pulous h<mesty. V. n3?2X.
*D1QS 'S nD3, Y. Sot. VII,
21'-
hot., V. :x.
Sni^S m. (^T3X) 1) speaker, lecturer, interpreter
;
esp. Amord, one who, in lengthy popular discourses, ex-
pounds what the lecturer (Tanna, v. XSPi) says before
him in brief and in a Ioav voice; often called '|T25"i'!r'a.
Ex. R. s. 8, end
'21 'xni .... 'iril'in;!: U^z as the lect-
urer sits . . . and the Amora speaks in his presence.

Snh.
7''
'X2 tTh'J nip stand by him as an expoundei*.
Taan. 8% a. fr. U:i11 rrh'J 'X . . . . Q-iplX
S. . . . placed
an Amora by his side and lectured. Sot.
40''*
"iiaxi
X^SJlJ in iT^n'i^X and his Amora gave a different reason.
Hull. \b^ do people listen to the Tanna? ^niiS
'X^ they
listen to the Amora.2) in a particular sense X"^'i^;X,
Amora {Amoraim), that class of Talmudic authorities
who lived after the final redaction of the Mishnah, and
whose discussions on the opinions of the Tanndim or
authors of the Mishnah and Boraitha, are deposited in
the Ouemara, thus adding a second element to the dev-
elopment of the oral law, called Talmud.

PI. 'pl'i^X.
Y. Ber. I,
2''
top, a. e. 'X "i^Sn two Amoraim differ, for
which Babli usually: ... X^'^^XI inJ-^S "'X^i'SX two Amoras
differ in their relation (or conception) of the opinion
of . . . Shebu.
40'';
a. fr.
nSni/GS m. (=preced.) teacher. Targ. Job III, 17.
-PL px'^i^X. Targ. Y. I, Num. XXI, 29.
nSniDlJ^ ch. (=h. '^I'i^X) Emorite. Targ. Gen. XV.
16; a. fr.Keth. 112''
'X ''2. PI. '^X-;i^X. Targ. Ex. Ill,
8 ; a. fr.

'X p'lS the chapter treating

of
idolatrous prac-
tices (v. "i-il^X).
Sabb.
67''',
(v. Tosef. Sabb. cb. VII, sq.).
^b^"nas,
'^< "Q,
V. -xni-x.
"'H'lIZS m. (b. h.) Emorite; Emorean. Gen. R. s. 41
none among the nations are 'X^a nUJp more obstinate
than the Em.Trnsf. Emorean, superstitious, heathen-
like, 'xn iD"i1
superstitious i^ractices. Sabb. 67", a. fr.
'Xn "^Sll D1ia?3 13 -jiX is not to be looked upon (not for-
I
bidden) as an imitation of &c. ; 'xn
'^311
Dliaa in
125i
it
is forbidden because it has the appearance of super-
stitious practices.
5J^"~I^QS m. (-11^, -iiai)
exchange. Esth. R. to 1.
l'') ^'^.'?"''i^^ "^3^
l"s hostages; v. XS'i'^S^lX for corr. ver.s.
D^niQS, v. D-^^^TS^X.
TiODc* (abbrev. of next w.) on account
of, for the.
sake
of.
Ber. 56 bot. '31 XTIT 'X for the sake of thy zuz
(which has been refused, v. Ms. M. in Rabb. D. S. a. 1.)
shall the wardrobe of the king go to ruin? Lev. R. s. 27
'3 X"i'iS'3 'X for the sake of the tender cattle."'Sn 'X,
"^sn^ 'X therefore. Naz.25\ B. Kara.
71*''
(Ms. H. blii^X
"3n); a. fr. V. I'JX.
51I2QS (=l5rj?2 \>^', Isrj, bb'j) for the j^rotection
of
whence (=h. 1?3, bVsa) for the sake
of, on account o/'&c.
Targ. Y. Lev. IX, 7; a. fr. V. bi::?2 and preced. w.
ffsr'^1w/j5=preced., only with suffix of personal
pronoun. Targ. Y. Lev. IX, 7 'rh . . . .=h. ~-fJ'z. Targ.
Job I, 10 iT"!?^ . . . around him (protecting him). Targ.
Ps. VII, 8 Xnnba^^ for her sake; a. e.Keth.
67''
iT'PiVi!lM'2X for his sake.
''On^, V. r^^x.
Sr'^IQDS f. (-ji:a Ai.) balances, scales. Pesik. B'shall.
p.
82^^;
V. Xln^"'n3X.
bi2m, '7hi^'q'^_, V. 'brj^x.
SriI2^S, V. xr-j-'^x.
T
T : -:
Q5^, V. x^x.
D'^Qi}, Af. of -J1^.
]']t:T12^, v. lioj^^^x.
^^"*Tt3"!CX Tosef. Maasr. Ill, 6 ed. Zuck., v. X:;'Vj^n.
sni]^as, snisiES, srq^^^ f. cj^x, -j^i>;
]/^dX, dS, V. Ci^X; cmp. Xii^aini) darkness, dense cloud,
mist. Targ, Deut. IV, 11. 'Targ. II Chr. VI, 1, ed. Beck,
'^S; a. e.Gen. R. s. 44 (transl. irjby).
Tte**w
77 npjH
(Nif w y
' /^-
^T''!'''!.
^'7''^ Bwk. I * 11
li,
OTi Ylb. PiMti. tM ro*a corf. >.!
:n. rM4 19r"n A w*t gfcu mii l># tmiMtH
M< VII. l<r uifi.
5CT^5< Mnh.
44* Af . t.
KX^
>MM4llMf. Tiirit Mir V.
'^
111^ ao (powf 0 ipMeti or Wfn4; >. fr,
.pMli.l..lM<r4*f. r.liUi.lV.tt''ki|.;
I
)|a. ia\ Y. B. Km. IX. iMf. r* (ooatrMid) in
.10- ?) fA# iMfif mm*r (*^) te IA 9trifw kti. Y.
itoi. 'r II VO ^W3 Imi Mflr U ommI *.{ M
..M..ir Ii*r ImUcalM ibai lb* wurd i cuoirtdrwii
ir.; . ..-a) rfwMoiWnii (empu aF*ii. KldiL I,

-
X
4wllwniww to Um Uwd (by ut4 of
wlMt ddivvry it la prlrai tnuMMtloai.
iteMMaoT I). Mtiflk B. Ik I4 d
I' tl #Mffr MM ntRMM OOMT: flr.
rr'^Xn f. <. pr<d. a); clll^ Pv.lY,ft; XOYI. If;
111, to/ I) /irflf(wrf<iii, ifei<><
Hf
Aawiifr. Bx. B.
.'9
wbwi hunuui kin(
'91
id ICT* oomw forth for m
>-|iUon of hoouif*, h coomw forth dngljr (not wiili
< Mrmy).t) iMimeliom, armmtnt Ydlu Bx. S44, v.
HT^'^S. Hr*91 ' (^ s^) oiMni ilMop'f
Pflzn. 1*^60; BMhi)crr? mm/)- ToKf. Sabb.
13
*
(Viir. T!). Siibb. !$; I40\ v. irr?.
Kil. lU, 19, Var. (ed. EuoJl sts-tr).
k* i^vC
in. (rtW) trmf, iruutftu. \ n^r. \\i. ii
"It. B. , 70 do y not udmil "K spr* that Jacob va*
tthfniT lb. a. 78. {In later Habrvw: real]
?p2i5
^'- of
i**
or XTi.
k -5< Kob. R. to VI, 1 ^*
"X
TT.
prob. u>
x^mX
-' r.*:rpy; tn lai ivr'4- "m "at either one bite*
in I V. rzi) or one tttnga him

^what beaeflt has he (the

.top<>r of the obaoxioiu beutsi of ibeinf
"rr::x, t. n^vx
I
- -
^ or > vwCv '
T s. T *
n
bV^.
'<
ceiliiig, criHuf: beam prtjetiutf otiifidr Ae komte.
'ruMoe. Krub.
3*
(dillbr. <^[wiuoim at to the meawif of
l!
S
ClB Ik h, ako Im U***"'
'**i 1^^'
"*-
B. M*j rfc
7**
f
'
tfi
'
li Ci^ * i
'
JU
'
JI djftef
owal*
f
faitHos ae to ^lllaf d*dwi t9uf of 9 h|r i
MM to BMb XBJU.t IIW OTdMa did Ml
I. a flMil ya biMUr).
9H r
?S!t .t. t. . I'ss. f mi cMf nqpvt
fo
VMrta:r^9eMdkii
^
m ^yr: h tratai kto ImmhI (piartid^i
T3Jt I r yvm. *.
sf) >
pta-d i
W ifrvAf.

i/*. .
TSiJ
to BffaH.
M Kia*
%Ylli. !
tft
p
i tm, T 4 tiM flv-
H TrwMh
m;ri^
"=*
''^ ' **
'^-
bitt Ma tellMr who ubBtm iI M* mi (<K
Y. lb. 40^ fte*1L lb.' top rTP
.Vi/:73R?(b.h.)npaf< rST.tn.r^^ti
woriky, rtUatU. Poh
-7 S-T^ (Uw pamtwmf
bervliwi apM eoMan...^ ~ -^'^d frvH c^ L-cIT fkfy
diilMi Um frvlli to be the paat wmrn* ^hmm, tkay Mt
Mii^ ttom UtltM. Kach. I. * mK hw i f it
aelad pM M tiM. AbuBar. I4-r-"^'yi*r
*
a tellahle wif im iBHnnim aw^ t I afpl
to lly
<
JodfdMit thai I eoald Ml IwiroMigii^ to4
Dem. U,t If oM rtooNoa -: r-n^ to beoM r the I
(eoMdentioM la givtaf lUhoih -''r.^Olar
Y. Sol. II, n^ top u
'
u
'
ii tear tsu Aomi bmm^ mt9
the word* (of the oallO he fkMOed.
Hif. r?y
(bw h.) to dwlai fc to^iM fly
,
i> frM< fa-
Kfwiii. Da.'Ttl. 1 r3r?niirrr b he<iW 4atod
irrt)trMUhiaiBothi utheaAiifB.
|h.S;a.f^^~Ah.Xar.
1
'T^
-s-rpcr Vimed- Pe^. EaYak.(.
BahtD.aa.L
tiou ; ed. T^:atn ifa/l; MMOthoa didti decton aM a nA-
).1 witt>M anto thjaidf (appaaBaf to aij
JodgaNa*^

pia. M. "^ff rran thoa rilfiJrf m aa}- <^

"iCi; U . (h. h.; T. pMtoi.) iMa. iMP*<.
>
1) .daMi.'. fror.'to aMyiffe.' 8baba.9r
'S*rcrSB'S1i
in Amtem k ini|i&ed m oalh, a fnmim, aad a f^^jw
fbr fUdUaMou Ab. 2ar.C*i a. tr.t} tos., dk
.4m<ii. Ber.
47* r*cn H m AaMO haatflf
('m); nr^n an HmMicaiAort (aaw^): nrr* Vaa
orphan Amaa. the raipeMdarMl haviaf
heard thehMO-
dictioa to which the Aaea lafSin; TneC Xcf.
IT<IDQLt7.
nrW t(b.h.-, r.pRCod.)
l)/SHtt.fPMil BuBMh.di^;
Keih.* iV if I Ha -j
T'Srt -n om
(oTr oar Mgaatat m to haviaf a
orer) vmt a aianer of trwl (that the
be coMamawted aftcnrardf)^ Ih.
-;* -trr > bin of
n:)3X 78 I^K
indebtedness signed on trust (that the loan would be
consummated subsequently). B. Mets.
63^*
mT^B^ 'X
advanced payment at present prices for future delivery
;
ni^li 'it with the option of paying the difference. Gen.
E. s. 100 end, 'X ITD^ to deal in good faith with. Tosef.
B.Bath. V, 8 nTl^an r352X honesty in measures. B. Mets.
49'^
'H "'"iDirra (the way of) those lacking honesty (unfair deal-
ing); Bekh.is'' 'X noinn; a. fr.
2)
faith in Providence.
Mekh. B'shall. s. 6, v. ns^xn. Sot.
48'' '5< "iffiiSX men of
faith, trusting in God; ib. 'X "'Sap wanting in faith; Gen.
R. s. 32 'X "icinn same; a. fr. Cmp. ns^iiax, ns^xn.
n^QlStll pr. n.
1)
(b. h.) Amanah, Abanah (Banas),
a river crossing the city of Damascus. Targ. II Kings
V, 12.
2) iiJ^X, dis^N (n3^i<), fs^N Amanah, hellenized
Anianos, Amanon &c. (Banias), a mountain range form-
ing the northern limits of the Holy Land. Tosef. Ter.
II, 12 D13?3X (Var. piSX, ',15^0). Ib. Hall. II, 11 DU^S
(Var. "|13135<). Git.
%""
'i1...(Ar. D-^S^S, D-^S^tJ); Y. Hall. IV,
60* hot. Q3^N (ref. to ns^X Cant. IV, 8). Shebi. VI,
1
;
Hall. IV, 8 (Ms. M. Q...); Ex. R. s. 23. V. biniVJ.
jiDaS, Dl:ai<, v. preced.
J}^mDQ5^^ Y. Keth. IV,
28''
top, v. strioiaiix.
DDQlJ^, v. nsastil.
^bisas, V. -bi?^x.
*i<i2aisas, ij^aisiDHS, b<Da"D">< pesik.
B'shall. p.
86'', Yalk. Sam. 152, corrupt, of XlJ^isin-^px,
or StliiBiippX q. V.
*nTaiDai<, nrrSa^^, Plrke d'Rabbi EUez.
ch. XLII 'S< m3lbn Ar. (in ed. our w. omitted); read
ni'ssiipsix (denom.of 'p'JpBX q.v.) glass-windows.
"ntamsas, v. ni-j^D'ax.
*'l''niS^S, 'j'^nl522!Sl m. pi. (eixTiopoi) travelers,
traders. Targ. Y. I Gen.' XXV, 3 (a gloss to preceding
p^an; Targ. Y. II inserts p^lX for n'irjVi; h. text
D'^-iiiTBit). Ib. XLVI, 23 (h. text
D-i^n). [Geri. R. s. 61,
quoting Targ. Gen. XXV, 3, reads "pIBlb
!]
^^^b^SDN!, b^;b!fas,
'^3:]S, 'bs^:s; f. (pi. of
i[X7:iXiov, impilia) (pair of) felt-shoes, in gen. shoes, socks.
Kel.XXVII,6. Yeb.XII, 1. Ib.l02'"ianVli;'X cloth-shoes;
-ns bl5 'X leather-covered shoes; a. fr.

PI. nix^"^B3X,
'PB3X, nrb-^snax, pb'^BSX j^airs of
&c. Sabb. 120=^; Y. ib.
XVI,
15''
'X
'inu; two pairs &c. Gen. R. s. 61. Yeb. 102'\
^bBai^,^blBi2S, -bym, ^bls:^Sf. (b?;; cmp.
'^'bps^ix as to form) the merchant's money-chest i7ito tvhich
receipts are dropped through a slit. Shebu. VII, 6 (45^)
^bS'SX Mish. Nap. (Ar. 'IB^X, ed. '31X; Y. '3X; v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note 10). Tosef. Maas. Sh. IV, 11 ed. Zuck.
'1B3"^X (ed. "i^pSIX, ",iVlp3lX). Ib. Shebu. VI, 4 ""bsSIX ed.
Zuck. (corr. ace; oth. ed. X^BS^lX). Cmp. b'^BMX.
T^I2'^D!Q^^ m. (imperator) commander, Roman
Emperor. Lam. R. to I, 5 'X ^3'in"i"i
-^^^'2
Ar. (ed. XS'^S'i
"i1i:bBX 'inX'a, v.
'^5'^5) be saluted, my lord, the Emperor.
Tanh. Mikkets, 9 -n::-nB^X, "niiT^B-aiX (corr. ace.)
Yl2^
(b. h.; V^nx,
cmp. D^X, j'^n)Jo press, harden.
n^n i^pix hard-hearted. Tosef. Sot. XIV,
7 ; v. infra.
Pi. "j^ax, (^a'^X l) to make strong, to strengthen. Y.
Taan. Ill,
66''
all shall be "jna "pSSlX^ strengthening
thy power (assist thee). Snh.
44''
'Dl T3SS ,''^X^ who con-
centrates his energies for prayer. 2) to press, close; to
make impervious. Sot.
47''
ibti '^SXlX'2 those who clos;e
their hearts, the hard-hearted ; v. supra. [Sabb. XXIII, 5
n^n rx "p^J^Xia Y. ed. (Mish. 'asa, Bab.
151'' -p^Si'^,
Ms. M. "o^'O) to close the eyes of a deceased person.
Tosef. ib. XVH (XVUI), 19 yi3Vh ed. Zuck. (Var. y^xb).
Sabb.
77"' '31
T^s^axa IX "p^liaSJ^a is m'ammHsin (1. c.) spelt
with 'S or with X? Answer by vef. to DSir Is. XXXIII,
15(1).] V. xs^aix.
Hithpa. ^Bxnrj to he closed. Tosef. 1. c. ni:53xr^
liT^yx^ they will be closed of themselves.
3?^Q5!< m. (v. SSp;
/7'2;
cmp. b. h.
r\'\7\,
Tj'n, Q^^sn)
[lying in a press], whence

'X^ in the centre, between

two extremes. Y. Hag. II,
77''
bot. 'X2 ibtT^ he must
walk between the extremes. B. Mets.
70''
'XD ^nD3n
li;
Y. Ab, Zar. I,
40*
top 'xn iljn sasx the hand [finger] of
the gentile is between, i.e. he has a shai-e in it; a. fr.

2) common fund, estate. B. Bath.X, 7 'xb ^3'rn the profit

belongs to the comnion fund. Ib. IX, 3 'xb irT'SlUn they
improved for the common fund, i. e. the profit must be
equally divided. Ib.
144''
'Xn )-Q from the estate; a. fr.
Cmp.rs^, fl^^CC'^.[Also in Ch. Targ. Job II, 8 (Ms. i'S^)
Targ. Y.' II, Num. XXII, 24 'xn bettveen.]
rriVlU^ f. (v. preced.) centre. Y. Snh. I,
18^'
bot.
nmS'S^xa n"a the Mem is in the middle of the alphabet.
"^^DJ!;^ m., n^^QS f. (preced.) central, middle.
Erub. Vj 2 'Xn the intermediate village, opp. n''3lS"'n;
a. fr. Shebi. Ill, 4 n"^ . . . xn the central part of the
field, lying in the middle. KiV. IV, 8 ; a. fr.P^. D'^*i':f^X,
p^rspx m.; W'yS'SX f. Y. Peah II, 17^ top; a. e.Y.
Ber.li, 4'' bot. 'Xrr (sub. riD'nia) the intermediate (central)
sections of the benedictions (between the first three and
the last three). Kil. V, 2 'X!i the central garden beds;
a. fr.
^^1212^
m., 5<n"^l?!G5J^ f.ch. same, also as a noun.
Y. B. kani. IV,
4''
t^op'l' was present 'i<2l .... Xt^'^-i3
at the discussion on the first, the last, and of the inter-
mediate clause (or case). Ber. 3^; a. e.
HDi^I (b. h.; /nx, V. DX; cmp. I'sn, Tar) (a) to
join, knot; to be knotted,thick ; h)to heap up; c) transf. to
join words, compose, cmp. "Ql; d) to contract, bargain,
exchange. [As to Assyr. to see, cmp. X^ari.]) 1) to speak,
think, say, relate &c. . . . '"i 'X . . . "i 'X Rabbi .... related
in the name of R. . . . Ber.
3'';
a. v. fr.Part. pass, liax
expression. Yoma 70'^, a. fr.
'31
'xn Xin it is the same
ncn T
l-rtrntUtn Cam rmtf) mtd hmtm and to Ui* Book at
NutttlMrr* Mift |i0tii . IM, a. If, nm^^ my tntm
1anr rswr (um.
'
., .:.'... .; ^
It.- I^-J
.... Mild w* rMi4 tt** . . . Olt'^ ><*> '

a V ^ *":??;? (atihr. TB, W) l"f I' "n
H. i!| ( ,i> ' >-
.^rii|nr* In Ibtor of an oftlnian).
\ . I > f r
. , aImi "sv nos (*%
-:
;
-.
a -
n U ml*! In fhc fW-
k....,
.- in Mwl'
III caaci, or addvd to lb* mhlciMHia void; v. 0*0
'MS. *^Hoh. DMprwvd. I). Tarf. 0. I, S; m.
>.
-~a K abovv jrott qootod an aallioriiy, or, it tuw
utad. Bar. >: a. fr.IT^ H tha 8cr1plar M)r-
iii,Mi,es\a.frocanrraK
.oy iM it In bcbair of . . . La.
Bar. I, r* rrl lifV
'
u hit word
,
u lie) |iiuii< n'^uw wrwiMH^w^riH:
1 -*na( (h. ra() (A(y aiv, tf i mU. Sabb. l'
-
-sar ... V? r^Vsi it i told about B.
AAotliitr r'llion ratmn thU to &.; a. Ar.^VHp,
-r.^a-fr. irrr
o
tr-hf
-
--a
.o. Y.
... - , -. .. ... ^>-: .'.'jet CM*
a fo ar^ r 8abb. iftO;
a. fir. . . . . ^. . . xVm r^M kV this
baan mid, i. a. thU appUat onljr to a oaaa .... bot
. . Bar.
43**;
a. fr.
r^
m ifa^fk^, mtmnit^ to
rig; . l4^Y. K.I. IV,'s8 bot.
'5' -^^ T^rrjt
ya to Ac"nrrs
'w, t. iqr^; Aw. -nrt
8abb. 6*; a. fr.Hor.
13* m*3
'
who ordan
>y thing (aa an etsmioL of bf->?R).t)
to
pn^t
7tM. Tar;. U. YIU, IS; a. ft-. Part. paaa. "<r;ac
/fA|if. -vp^tTtt, ooQtr. -ipptt, '^nat if mU^ tm^kL
kv Job XXXIV, !.
Y."
iroma V, end, 43* maW*.
T. r^ranst it has ban Mid with refer, to the opiniaa
... .Ttt, rrtt C km hem and (ftae); we hut
l(tn tam^kt. Baec 15*; a. h,
Ithpd, yqfifnit ame. Tanr Om. XXII, U . .
"""IS
II
(b- li.;
I
=N -^Hl. a) to be Ikkk,
Hif.
"^"SUKT, 1 ) to rArinr. to boosts rttwwf. Aa g
jf
lewiw
(cmp. Ps. XCIY, 4>. Sot. IX, 15 (49^) -nar
T^
tha
nobility shall b oppreeaiTa(8nh.97*r>7*: Der. Er.Zut.X
- r..f p t.oi ''i rr>-!_fe'
'-^^uoni. of x~r: to
a. y.
nuoiiM^ MtOef. Miak.
2S
paacli (ad.
**
t*A^k !>& I. 1
tmA. ii A
V>^ /m^iM.
.t|4a|raa
'!Sb* Af. Of
-
5Ji
lb.V,v
^N'
DtoL
Vf-U
V979
' i"
'af4Mamrf <HMMiir,
(k. iMt nr-. LM
V*
I. a i|
(aonvMidlm to SB"
o
ii^ III.

fifnmi B. *^
"Tiewpili Uwtkm
all. V ?, ciB|. J
a. i'
\,o.i
-I.
UChr.
>~!3M fh. h.) pr. B. n.
'. T.
Klaomfa-ar
tiDM m. (b. h.; i^ai: oByi Hrergi) 11
rr<iy. mtgktfmtt, Parflu TajW pu s*'; rwO. B. a 17
rrm -ei(^) ir: frooi aigMhn to ld%hi.-f| (a4.|
rA<
Mwwiaf, Inf a^ML lUf.r. . 9er4arsiiiUa
raaiaf jroa wigliBm tba aeaatef iiibilwt Bali, di^
*2*n n faMt Bight ha kiOad Mm. B. Meto. dv* L"Ut
-X Vr drep of hwflfht (
j
Mmd^
l. o|. ty gfl; fc
r -S
f. (h. k.;-4^ai; ^S) frvll.
Ai
Sah.Xi,'3<r top Hrrft bread oftrath.
talttj. Qm. B. a. N II Ve tor tnw (aaaeMMl)
^
t. llaf. 1, 70^ top rr-r Ve r*ae miba Law BmICUl
M hogh tha ScKoU of BMhar ware tha rieieiiiifc T.
8hha.TI, ST* top trxn Ve '^^ ffca traUi of Ae.
NiML B. *. IS
'91 rrm Ve n tha tmB of the Law <
a waapoa (of ptotactiaa) to ite owMr^-rvai 'Hs to iMi
tbqr aaid that kc. Sahhu I, S; a. fr.-R Mala. , a. a.
vmre^r-^vm icte wheaaearaB nplaJna to ialiu leiii
with tha word* *ia toct thay aud* H Maeae to My that
it is aa aetohlieiied togal ratou T. SahbL I,
3^
hoi, a. .
"S^ 10 iBCe xrs wbaraear tha lOihaah MyiK, to
it iwHratoe a nda daitof ftvM Meese 00 Stoai, L a.
aneaaBft taditioa; r. Jtnmk. Dwfcd p^ tm.'Wt
Tanh. Koah, 10 (ad. Boh. 15, aoer. ace.); t. Ct=l
HTZaK t auh. .-TJML l)<wM. Tais.l&i. XXT, !;
a. fr.T. Sot. Till, tr hot. IHL w Kt a cohit Ims sis
xn^x
80 siisst
hand-breadths; a. fr. 2) memhriim virile. M. Kat.
17'^
ninaxx n-^'p'^D stung him on his membrum.
3)
trnsf.
enclosure; protection (cmp. Main). Xin^m 'X enclosure
of the millstones, mill. Ber.is''^P/.T^SX (fr.XHN). Targ.
Ezek. XL, 5; a. fr. Nrri53^. Hull.
59''
'X SS^n nine cubits.
Sr.QS hand-maid, v. xn^jx.
T :
- T :
-
mriDS f. pi. the use of the word -n^N. Ber. 3l'' 'irb^
'X three times -r?3N (I Sam, I, 11 ; Ms. M, T'inTax).
S^iri^S
(Y. X^nri) m, (cmp. h. h^lS^) something
tangible (="i'"0*a lis i^^u: ^a'l); plausible reason for cor-
recting or retracting an evidence. Keth. 22^ 'X tisns DX
.
'D1 if she offers a reasonable explanation of her contra-
dictory statements, her second one is accepted. Gitt. IX, 9
'X dU3 XiT^ xV^ ^sbil provided no reasonable explanation
is offered to show how the report may have arisen by
mistake; a. fr. V. sVn^.
*S5rQS pr. n. f. Amathlai, legendary name of
Abraham's mother (1^313 na 'X), and of Haman's mother
(sHn^a^li- na 'X). B. Bath.
91'\
ri/JwS m.(denom. of "ITS'^JS:; '^absorbed
by
preceding X;
cmp. next w.) one ivho rules through fear, tyrannical.
PI. "pin^X. Ber. Er.II, beg.; cmp. R. Hash.
17''.
V. in-Q-^X.
wriIJsS f. oh. (v. preced.) fear-inspiring, powerful.
Dan. Vli, 7 (quot. Gen. E. s. 44 '^-^X; Ex. R. s. 25 13n:DiX;
Lev. R. s, 13 "a^X a. 'aX; Yalk. Gen. 77; Lev. 536 'aX).
[Ges. H. Diet. "^SPi^X, not found in editions, fr. "pxi to he
strong; cmp., however, "r'ax a. "|r^"'X.] [Edit. Letteris,
Berl. 5644 a. m., "'Sna'^X.]
"jS
if
V. -px.
^X (b. h.) where? ",xb ivhither. Ab. Ill, 1.
jCS, jiS ch. same; (interrog.) where? Targ. Gen.
IV,
9^;
a. e.Y. Yoma VIII,
44''
hot. n^n
p
"(X (read
. . 'jX 'p) wherefrom this? i. e. where is your authority?
Y. Yeb. XII,
12'1
hot. -y^h )ii}> xno "inn of what use is this
old man to thee?; a. e.

(relat.) ichere, ivherever. Lev.

R. s. 27 beg.
'31 n"i(T nx 'X (Yalk. Ps. 727
'in) wherever
thou givest, thou givest abundantly.
S|S (b. h.) oh! I pray. Succ. Ill, 9. Yoma VI, 2.
5S^D^^, emph. X33X ch.=h. "^SX, J. X3X xn contr. X3Xn.
Targyd." Gen. XXli,V;a.fr.Hull.2'^ '21
'x as to myself &c.
Y.Taan. IV,
68'^
bot.
'31 QibUJa X33X1 that I myself should
surrender the country. PI. "j^X we. Targ. Y. Gen.
XLIII, 8; a. e.Ber.
49''
'X ""Tre let us see; a. fr.X3n_3X,
X3ri3. Targ. 0. Gen. 1. c. ; a. fr.
Jf^SS,
1) V. XS-'X.*2)=X3X -jX if I.
Jj^il^S I:=xa'^Xl, fruit, produce. Dan. IV, 9.Targ.
Job XXXI, 12;"a. e.
SSIlSlI, xa3iX f. (=X3rS') [berries], eggs
of
lice,
nits. Naz. 39*. "Taan.
22''
'3X
i3
tl'^h iinni2 Ar. (Ms. M.
'j^H.
"13 imial, ed. X3^3\N5 imnn) looked as small as &c.;
V. xa^3^.
^^U^, SJ^-i;^,
PD:S_,
^l^^:^
m. (V. xr,33;
whence ^[i^iiv-oi, afjL,3i;, ambiga) a small cup; a measure
containing one fourth of a Log. B. Bath.
58*'
on the
gates of ... it is written)
'31 pS3X 5a3X (Ms. differ, order)
Anbag, Anpak a. Autal (as the same measures). Kid.
70^
X5n3X"il3 Tiri'b will you take a cup (of wine &c.)? [Popular
pronunciation: anpak.] Sabb.
109''
XpS3X; a. e.
^IBIIS m. (=l='i2ry, V. biapx) clapper of a bell.PL
di'b'ia^X,' -p.... Zeb.
88''
Ar. (ed. 'pba3'i:y). Tosef.Kel. B.
Mets.i, 13 d^^^a3xn nh nirr ed.Zuck.(readn^b':a3x onb...)
if he put clappers in. lb. ')tTib'^a3X (corr. ace).
'I^JISDS, V. x:abx.
nlsnj:5n^a:?s, v. rbp-i^ia^x.
^IQaDll;?! f. (jn3;=b.h. ns::i2)o6sey?;afor^, tcatch-toiver,
battlement. PI. nix-ja^x. Ex. R. s. 12 the hailstones
formed 'x 'X lines of battlements; (Midr. Till, to P.s.
Lxxviii br'13). V. x^3iaax.
uBjN m. pi. (v. preced.) 2^l(itfofins or elevations
erected for public spectacles. Yalk. Esth. 1058 all the
people shall go out 'X "pinb (read 'X mtih; Lev. R. s. 28,
end "^M^S "Jinb, corr. ace.) to the spectacular elevations,
for a Jew (Mordecai) is to be hanged. V. X'lia'SX.
b^n:x, V. bi33x.
I^n^s,
V. rasx.
mS"lp33S, V. lib|5^iarx.
Dliaj3i<, V. or^-3Jx.
On3''J|J!}< Yalk. Ps. 794; GVJBiax Gen. R. s. 12, 'X
ns-in-aa (Ar. O-jOxaSX) read TiaOi'i::,
C^SX) m. (qusestor,
xuaiaxcop) qucestor provincialis, assistant
of the consul.
ibiy X'^a ... 'X (read nbttJ) the qusestor in the province
is appointed over its roads, v. X*a.
"f
^^D^J3^^, V.
x:T^3n-
CniD^Jii^^ Y. Ter. VIII,
46''
top, read D'^-Jl33'inx.
I iI3D"jN read I'^b^p'^ySXm. (^vu^lffTYjp=^JVu^taTTi-
plov) knife or scissors for cutting nails. Tosef. Kel. B.
Mets. Ill, 12 (ed. Zuck. -|-jD"i35X corr. ace,). Nid.
17'
'I'lDDISS; M. Kat. IS'' X-|-J0135 (Ms. M. irjD153, v. Ar. s. v.
t-j&35).
^b53N, lJ<jb^3S m. pi. (ctYyeXoi, v, Perles Et. St,
p. 113) messengers, angels. Targ. Job XV, 15; a. e.
!J^1^|S (read X'niJSX?) pr. n. pi. Ancyra, a city of
Galatia^ 'in Asia Minor. B. Mets.
46''
X^53X'l XpX^3X 'Mm.
Ms. M. (ed. xnjiSXI Xp3X, Var. Xp^";?, Xp"^^?!;!:; v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note, Ar. Compl. ed. Koh. s. v. xn:3X) the
Bithynian and the Ancyrean Denars, one of which was
Cta^J!!! A|
..
^ ^.
^,
n
r-'^-Zit

t%t<. <r 1 ^Mim,
3 M Jm^i rim w ^3i >?<, Oct, II di
-t
III. lUili , Kwi
:'
iiprii
I
rtltw A.
r awrAs. Y. IWr. I f*
R UmU. VI. .1 CUM
H r*r93 (llMi MMl
|<V. H. a. I . Z H Vrsr llivv hvAtd llMl OTtS*
oil*
fur |Mltl; ...i ttM lu Uki> t>Uro in lb* OMIIH
Kilt. R. iMlmd. II 11
iVp kAlakli (Rot IY. IS)
!<rw|IK Hnli. loi*-; a. fr^A
n^ . . . .
r3>3
7^} rnm if^gii
ollficUNl fhmi
'
ilk.
N f W..||ir|| ff..l
iidr. Tin. P..
. ....... m.) nut tut
III. !ii iTn.;iiri<1 i
r**";:!< I. K
Allll"! > >! ' . .
Hlli !- ! z'l:
-
TrtMf. Ka M rt
(Ml.~l*ik. i:
' od labor.
..'.1. |.r.
C" i2X .
irrupt, of OTS*m>^U
r"~5X. CT"^!<> y<'<^. '"'*'/)*' Ai
H lUili. i4*
hi- nyii-
gnnt.
;
^ TrVsx Vr Ar. (el. .
dir< rxiMiiptttl liiin fft'iu la\
Sr'12X
n., nm: (., v. next w.
I; M-5<, Jp ---J*
in. pL (b. h. mrW; Sno or ra)
/*<^9 or
m^ffate /W(mv /Vom fAe fesylr*. Sabb. VI
U, 4
It rrrrb <ns enough toilat malvrial to make side curb
(Mih. Pe, -r^X, Nap. -KMX, Talm. "CW). lb. 80^
nc:
tt '<?t V'Q^ what kicks are nMut by kWtml, and what
bjriM(j/?t Answ. thavpfMraadtlMlowarfte. lb. "^m
^' .-ic-c rsjt

-2-1
-rs- Ms. M. (cd
-^
nan6i
Stt-!:x5< . . .
"=)
K. Umc of ib arhool of (in rai-
ini: ib.-ti Mishoab) usd i)io word aiuUfmk (id the rittfc.)
upiui which R. . . . asked 'Will a penoa wasia his
noney' (i. e. of what um is the material for one emi so
as to make a peiaon guilu- of a trmmgrmmm viiea car>
lying iton the Sabbath)? Ib.stT'SstidB'naK ^Ka
hf mmM/k
(in the sinir.) is meant the lock on the fordMad. lb.
2"^
rrT-n:j(c .-rrnr Ms. M. (ed. incon. H
'
'
'
uu) it wbu^
hiiu on his forehead and he died. [Baslii.-=*C*^*]
<m
l tl> esa il MM* ! ^"'-i
%<)
or
mir^trm t twiuHmm, Or
ii
( mn, Am., . *
MsMMMiitaMv d
'
tt^ bi 4oM MM ga fNw nrs >npv am
a-
i.^gbi u*
iM mt4 V nrsx t
m*i i^ fj^nf
to Ma <tf i !'# flay ar to jjfdfclt; T,
< I. .. MiM bf
'y
rTS
g^
#-
r ni^yntm
ItMk Kr. M. ^
I
MTDC Ab. w. IT, tNM .{ V.
an;*.
*K*irH, 'M
"^
pr. bl M. liar ,ije4ff (A4m|.
T. Katb. IX. U* top H "St
TV* llMv of Uw mMtf 9t
B. A. (who wt vary Hcb).
%'
"
^
mt
C^.r*jtTirJt
s.(i><p<
j
ae6)i
I. i , a. fr.
X*C*^i^ .^~]25C irvad irrrVcut.
(. (pufialar protiaiK. of i^ifi^ r,p.^%.t wiy^ w^-^t . *w^.
X^ffc4u for kijt^) trimn
tf
tmm, m Qtmk ilfkC
rspffimlsfv. 8m. Aai. a. r.), ! fnt faaiiAaMHf 4(^ am
rtmr4Um
9f fwU
ar <rwnr. Oa. & a. ft r3

T^ an endmlsiwda aiMMa mhUk ktti Um 9m4 aai Ite
bad; Lav. R. a. St; Nam. R. & f; T. oC
1. ir lof>^
Maa. R. a. 5 to eaaa oT nMHaa "U nz T? tte k^
ordaw um aailwi l rp^ [O^^ R. a. iiT,
"
a>"i
; fmtk,
Vayhi,
p.
47*; Tm^ Bo. 4; Faiiiu R. s. IT I
'
in UJ
' '
< I
.
rrccrm, oj-ti rcnrr. aec,); ospL FmUl R. ppL, aA.
t
Vt. p. itr.j
*SI 31TTiJrt Tab. II4\ taa4 -wSnTB -S
i-i
a
Ashan Ottt. ch. IT, to p.M^
fmtiimf kmB, rayaf rtcefiiom Aak' Gca, R. a. &
'
^" "^
nmc ror? *sai Ar. ad. Koh. (ad. , . U'
;
aorr. aca^ I
shaD maka it tolo (aar Ika vaeaM giuMif fcr Cka <ae>
ikM oO a baaqaetiag halL {Jim aoaHsl fgrMii tta
idmHflnalioa of oar ar. with vraof^yof.}
Cp^i ^3K, t. -r-^ac
^^^^^S ai.(a.ooattci.of avdptic^4v7a|Mflfae;
alao yorfaW^ *<; aMye. Targ. 9mh. ID, S-^ (aoaa
j^isnirK 82
ed. pi., incorr.). R. Hash.
24''
a .synagogue 'S ra l^-'plXI
Ms. M. (ed. 'X na mn) in which they placed a bust (of
a Persian king). Snh.
62''; a. fr.
P/. '^-J'n'nSN, N^-jn'nSS.
Ab. Zar.
40''
D'^sb^ Vr 'X royal (imperial) busts. M. Kat.
25''
'X ^D TipiT5< Ms. M. (ed. i:Ji:JprX) all royal statues
were overthrown. Y. Ab. Zar. Ill,
42'"
top. [Gen. R. s. 8
*P'L]"nDS
f., Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. IV,
8,
prob. '^jrjS'inix
(^oovxtoTTj, sub. ^ujTpa) a teethed strigil; cmp. Kel.
XIV, 3 n-i-^Jo.
0TJ3S""1'7^5J^ m.(av6pia;avTo;)s<fl<Me,v.X-J'inj5<.
Ex. R. s. 27 X-'-JJXmJX blL" . . . . nbS3 (read rr-lsBS
'St bU3
Til ~yrh) it escaped into the hand of a (royal)
statue
;
(v. ibid, "j^^ b^ pDp^X bs n^ir-^). Tanh . P'kude,
4 Di::5r-i1N (corr. ace); Ex. R. s. 51. [Gen. R. s. 8
'p-j-lirx, V. G'^-J'^3'i"l'n5N; v. Ar. s. v. D'^aS'^-l'TX.J
"''^1'^?^
pr.u.ni.('Av6peaO Andray. Y. Meg. IV,
75*';
cmp.
"'sinTisx.
oiD^'n'^:^^, V. Dl3^^"^"ii<. Ex. R. s. 51.
T :
~
: - T : :
~
DTDD'^^niDb^, V. 0'^L?''3in'nai!<, a. oiasx'^'n'ns!)!;.
n^Dii2"nDs Ar., V. x'^tsi^i'b'i^-tsK.
*i<"L2^"]^5^, S2^S^^^^|t m. (prob. Pers.) Indrafta,
name of two species of birds, one called Shabur And.,
and permitted, the other Peruz And., and forbidden.
Hull.
62'.
HDS, V. '^3!)t.
T T
^TinlDH f. (Inf. Af. of in3 used as a verbal noun)
lightinff, illumination. Targ. Ex. XXXV, 14; a. e.
JS^n^nnjCN f. same, also enliffhtenment. Targ. Num.
IV, 16. Targ. Y. Gen. II, 7.
"OS pi. of. "13 X.
T
^ ...
?]lDS (Coptic anokh) /. Pesik. R. s. 21 ; Yalk. Ex. 286
(in Egyptian) 'H. "^SSX Anokhi is Anokh, Esth. R. to I, 22
-(3ni "pirb (corr. ace).
^^SS, pi. of surest.
^^ID'l-C^, nj UCN f. (anuona) prop, annual produce,
hence ration, or portions
of
provision granted to court-
iers as salaries or petisions. Gen. R. s. 47 the king
'X 1^ fib'S'Q raised an annona in his behalf, i. e. granted,
him a pension. lb. s. 87 -|^1!; 'X nsmn ''SX Ar. (ed. nojns)
I shall cut down (reduce) thy pension; a. fr.

PL !Ti3'iiX,
ri'Sisx. Ex. R. s. 41 n''313X (corr. ace). Lev. R. s. 23
r\T^331X 'p233 (corr. ace.) annonse are collected from them,
lb. s. 10 Q''3'iii< Ar. (ed. Djisx annonas, ace. pi., incorr.
ed.t:i3'^3X). [Cant.R.toI, 7readb3!|-u:x.] Cmp.')'i3'nN,s<3'i3nK.
n^:^2)^, r.^JlJ5J<, 0212^, v. preced.
I
K&i2S (SDJl^)
S&^D^f
m. (D3St) violent man,
02)pressor.^TAvg.^Koh. VII, 7 (h. text pv^S).Pl. T^T.il,
5<';p'i3X ('""SN). Targ. Jer. VI, 6 ed. Ven. I '"'3X (ed. Vien.
pCsS'ixj oth. ed. "13X). Targ. Is. XXI, 2; V, 7,
a. e.
Cmp. DSX.
"^pIDS, read ^p,'".Vi, v. x;?33X.
dD5j| m. (b. h.; v. ^'3''S<) [being], man.PL (of d-^X)
n-^^JX,
const, "^dsx. Ex. R. s. 25 ; a. fr.flbl-ian nD35 'X
(abbr. ytisx) the Men
of
the Great Assembly, Synagoga
Magna, a religious and judicial authority said to have
been established by Ezra. Aboth I, 1; a. fr.; cmp. r^O?^-
(n'l)SX TT'^ 'X the division on duty of priests having
charge of the services of the day ;
'vyCi'O 'X the division
of priests alternately on duty during one week ; 1^3."a 'X
the division (of Israelites) assisting the priests on duty,
by prayers &c. on the platform (^^S5^) and divided in
parties corresponding to the priestly divisions. Taan.
II, 6
; 7
; a. fr.
I2;^DS m. (b. h.; v. preced. a. UJ'^X) strong, severe,
overwhelming. Num. R. s. 7 (ref. to Is. XVII, 11) 'X
"aa 'p'dhi anush has the meaning oi strong; Lev. R. s. 18.
^P"'?r^
m. (p)
injury, loss. Targ. Esth. VII, 4
the adversary is (of) no value or gain Xsb^T 'xa against
the King's loss. [Levy Targ. Diet, reads Xp'iSlIX expense('0,
V. !!<p3"^!lS<.]
TCS (b. h.; cmp. p3X) to press. Hithpa. roxnfi to sigh.
Ber.
69^S
v. next w. Yalk. Ex. 391 '31 TTQS bs nsxn^
is anxious for the honor of the Lord &c.
n!3lJ^ ch., Peil n-'SX, Ithpa. naxnx same. Targ.
Lam.'l7 4; 11.Targ. Is. XXIV, 7; a. e. Contr. nsnx.
Targ. 0. Ex. II, 23 late ed.Mpe. nsn-^X, 'tnx. Ber.
68'\
lb.
59* n3n?3 ^ni3nx Ms. M. (ed. nsxrp nn3X) he sighs.
Pesik. R. s. 18, end; Pesik. Haom. p.
72''
n3n^?3
iTU he
began to sigh.
nriDS f. (b. h.; preced.) sigh, grief. Ber. SS''; a. e.
Sriin5i!?If.(^n3,nn3)%er. Targ.Y.Ex.XVI,13; 14.
nsnires, nnin; (smresii, ^nira) f.
(v. preced.) tray, board. Nidd.
7*
'3X (Ar. a. T'bul Yom
IV, 2 '3). Gitt. 62*; Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VI, 7 xmn3X.
^yrm, idh^s pi. of xsx, ^3x.
SrnDS f. (m3; cmp. xn!in3x) rest. 'X n-^n rest for
beams. 'Targ. I Kings VI, 4.
5j<rnDlSl f. pi. (nsx) sighs. Targ. Lam. I, 22.
}}<b^TJ5^, 'S ri^D pr. n. Beth AnVbila, name of a
Jerusalem 'family. Y. Peah VIII,
21''
bot. Tosef. Peali
IV, 11 X-Jb33 ed.Zuck., ''Xb::"'-J3X &c. (Var.xVjnJ, X-J2b5).
nrt. rmp
'V^m) MMMnf. V. KM.
|iriiii If, i";
f
l,iV U.I. r:
....>. ^
^- avok^ III II lict w I <i| ' '.}'
tkf'of lrml of A dill 14 r
At' ! \ .. ,
|r. h. M''T/() ii .1 . . -,

-*,
lh rapital of itjtrUk fttundMl l>> 'iif, M*
imImI nn th OraitlM. Tiik Y. Snut \iit. /i ; a. .
(lUntiilli In nibll.~KUt. T*. 0(11.44^} fr -Y.NH^fc.
VI.
:' ' ^
'
.'
'Ttn t>|>lii) nMir An* . t^t R, if
ir-3 . Milry ur MafHri
V" ^^t
AmlioHirmf.
Y. I>m. II. vr* to|i; Y. Nlll. III. 40* bot{ . .! r. rVn
'""lirX pr. n. m. f^WT^Xioe) AttldL T. Diii. V.
J-.-...
mi-
1
Ant.
x
";
Uiif. 1.
A .M,.!
tNT. . n. itufMllMII^ I) BOOMUI Mi*
1 .* a tiUmd or B. Jodab Bui-VaMl.
\ t Atanadar 8vnM (Oravts) or
p. . oth.). Ab. tmr. 10^
fA.; lb>A. toB orSoTvnn.
:'
rVr: r* Uwro Is on* rport
i..,,|,
rvliffon, Miothcr Ac.T.
X
emp. Y. Ktl. IX, SS** to|.
ace.)2) Knil
I to X, 6.{S) (T)
r> with R. Job.
w .?%, V. r*_:*r<
k>W >MOl %
w im^
>*r^ ^"f T'-
P**-
"' ^-^ Avrt^ovoc) Ami*'
jK>NMi. i) A.of&tkho, duciploorSiiMNiUie JiMfL Abolh
I. S3) luts. 34*. . fir. B. Bhnr mm of A.~TMi. SI*
I Ar. C--=x). (Y. 8nh. I, It*, T. Otra-)
V.
Tn;. KMh. Ill, 14 Mas. (od. msm); SMh. B. to
>l>id. (explain, "prrc ib.).S) tmmtr to lifter. Ooil
It s. (^7 -H
-) 2.-1 Ar. (ed. Mnanutt, coir. "
)
gHo
in an answier (to the emiMror's letter). lb. H 71 vb
>
tho answer?
3''P"TUCS m. (avTt^xoO o
pp
mmt trnii, im
. adrrrtarjf. Gen. R. s. M.lb. a. 100 t;";.
'^
"."Jj> (eorr.
m.y, fMtt. lfa*M
^
Iff. a tr^n
T
p
H * U mttt DMt. Baft
Tf jii>
i
(cwt
t*.X
C*^.*^JC (wr**U^H)
f-*
*
Mu iirf^^ (till
n. Am. a. V. Pltil1>
) M kml III. ar ffs|[toi iW
1 h>i
*^^ *3
mihtkt fib MH|
d b>iwwwi n
i
i.
4.f, mimAh
m "3 IMlAl VMM! 1 vifbUi
*"*
mUAwkht^h.
!
r-9rfwri'
: ^> M dm. ofw
bl III. r wx. TohC
B#i. III. fu. T. lb. I. ftr boc 7 r^
-
irvTS m to
tb caM of aA mmtieki wbicb Ml 4ke^*JI. Kal. tt^ (to
foMrai diffv) 16 ITS xriP aaafs mrs 19 tobo iw
boM (pto) oal of ibo Jav (tlw ym to vMili ib tiarf
b i miimIH) d It wrtar bo pt toto Iba liifa
H
t. 0.
body and moI bio mam w|Mii<d, fbo laMar
bttof iba
immi goia botbtolbo (dlrtoa)
fftof
: cap. Koli.XJI,d
q.;
(Ma. M. irrsai6 len .... v. Bm*. n.
i
a. L oota.)
DX^niJ^^M f. (svTi/^i^nci aa ^framnd dfcv^
<iy f>> r i
'
ii dMti 'ifcr mmofm hi9i tAJrH (to ptooa of
totoffoat OB tba loaa). T. B. Mau. Tt aai. ti
* rvi
ipn P"9^ BBtiebiwit I*
I
! lMOl T.
T^O^^I^
w'>2^t2!>tt pr. B. . (^vHi^oO JaftoOB*; r.
X'TUIH Y. M. Kat. III. *. T. rrsrsaL
'p*n2*^33M, . Bitor Baxt w.
onoBrrrx, c-:srr:8 (cT'irst) pr. ..
pL AaMdtm, a towa aortb ao>tbwaii of Jonaakai,
foaadad I17 Herod tbo Orcaft Bad aaaMd after fab fiubcr.
Oiti. YD, 7 (TfF) (tba focoDd S fraq. drofpadl. T. &
Mota. Tn. ead,
11'. T. Ybaa. IT. M^ top cr^
;
a.
fir. TiMer.Oitt.Tn (T), f U
'
i ri.^111
,
C-CS .
. ,
(ootr. aee.)
nintsBitssx 84
r">r?^
~
luB tJ^*^ f. (preced.)
of
Antipatris, Anfipatridic.
Sabb. 90^ '5^ VrJ Ms. M. (ed. 'i^^-J5B3>(, Ar. "pTJEliaSX);
Nidd.
62'*
n'i"iaB-J5N Antip. nitrum.
m. (corrupt, of N::B>iri3X av&UTiaTO;) proconsul (residing
in Csesarea). Y. Meg. Ill, 74*; Y. Bar. V,
9* top; Koh.
R. to III, 6. [lb. to XI, 1 K-J-^B-JIX, ''a'lS-JJX and var. cor-
rupt, in var. ed.]
DinD^-L2:s, Dns^-ais, &n&^t2:i<, V.
T T : - T :
-
"I0'^|^'^I23S m. ('AvTi-KaicrapoO Pro-Ccesare, the
highest dignitary next to the Emperor; in gen. vice-roy.
Gen. R. s. 53; s. 85, end (also 'D'^paJX).
^Srm^DDS m. pi., V. Gir,n-j3X.
.. T : -
*^
' : - :
-
5t2!]S m. (Vo:) Antal, one fourth of a Log (liquid
measure). B. Bath. 58*';
v. !XV:33. V. X^^I^SN.
""ta]jcS m. (ivToXeu;) procurator, mandatary. Y.
Snh. il.'beg. W^ 'X lis n3?3iT
(ed. incorr. nVj3X nib) let
him appoint a mandatary. lb. nsi2a5a 'Nl can the man-
datary take an oath for his client?
^'^qyi^j ^^"^^y^yi^ m. pi. (ofVj3X; from which
Greek SvtXo;, avrXov &c. and our w. SvxXeta, antlia)
haling out bilge-water, pump (Avith wheels and buckets).
Euth R. to II, 19 '1-J3X baVa; Lev. R. s. 34 'Vj3S< (ed.
xbi::3N, corr. ace.) the pumping wheel. Tosef. Makhsh.
Ill, 4 'phiii 'X 13S0 on account of their baling machine
(besprinkling the wheat). lb, Mikv. IV, 2 Xibia3X.
Dia^bt2Ds, V. &i3i3rj5N.
nbi33i<, V. iVjsx.
ni!23S Mass. Tsits. (ed. Kirchh. p. 22) perh. An-
toniana, a cloak; v. S<ai::iN,
^<^''Jt2)3b^ Midr. Till. Ps. XV, beg., perh. 'p'Jisi^ or
Ki^aisi^ (monetae) mints; cmp. nix'nsCjiinbN.
Dirr^iJ^^, V. '3rj3X.
n^7j&:2?s, V. 'r-^?i<.
Di'^nti^S, D'^l'J^S pr. n. pi. ('AvrapaSoO An-
taradus, a Sj^ian town opposite the Isle of Aradus. Y.
Bets. Ill,
62'*
top. Y. Sabb. I,
4
hot. Oi-iii-j3i<
(corr.
aco.).Cmp. K^'n'-mnsy.Deriv. ^XS'ii'i-JSX' inhabitants
of
Ant. Targ. Y.'llj Gen. X, 18.
"^"1123^
Pesik.R.s.24, p.
122''
ed. Friedm. '!X2 "pbii-J-a,
V. 'p-jbOX.
^s:;ttj3s,
v. ci^^jjx.
jni^iS Y. Sabb. VII, 10^ bot. 'ia 3>pU3^, v. "iiTjaxa.
D'HIQ^lJ^, prob. corrupt, of D"''n::Qia5X
q. v. Y. Gitt.
IV, 46* '^^
'H. if a slave escaped to A., he may be ex-
tradited; V. ijixii.
^]]S, Hj^^ (=b. h.
nji,
sec. r. of 'pX, cmp.
"iSiJ
a. b.
h. nsr); Pi. ns^X (nsx) to press, ivrong, oppress; to im-
pose, overreach in dealing, v. nxjix. B. Mets.
59'^
nsx^n
isn rx he who wounds a stranger's (proselyte's) feeling.
lb.
49'^ ijnirxir no ^b
"in
return to me the amount
with which thou hast overreached me. lb. bO^ top no
i3ni5X'>y
(Ms. R. 1 insjixr.:':;, v. infra). lb.
51=* ijnijx'ij
(Ms. M. i:n::x"^, fr. -(jx; Mish. IV, 2 irnisixTiJ, v. nxsix,
Ms. R. 1 isnip-iniu, v. r\^':^1^, Ms. R. 2 isroixi^j, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note).
Nithpa. i'ii^'ri to be overreached. lb.
49'*
'D ^o which
of them has been overreached? lb.
50''
'W ^2 (Ms. M.
nilixro); a. fr. [Nithpol. of "(SX, -iJixr?, V. supra.] [In. Y.
njix, V. nxsix.]
"^DS (b. h.; demonstr. "(X, v. i23X)
I. Succ. SS''; a. v.
fr.[lb. IV, 5 ini 13X (Y. Xim), reverential transcription
of mni X3X, to avoid the utterance of the Tetragram-
maton.]P/. !13X. Keth. I, 6; a. fr.
5^''3S, V. xi3'ix.
T : T
t;
^pk^^^^'
^R^^?'^
P''-
" pi- (v-
T'':?1)
an ab-
breviation of
ipii31X hi2,
Bithynia, a district of Asia
Minor. B.Mets.
46'^
'X
13i'l
theDenars issued in Bithynia;
V. X'^SiX for var. lect.
pmr^s, V.
-r^^^.
SSjJ ^SS pr. n. pi. V. X'lJSX; cmp. next w.
Sn^'^SS m. (=X"iai3 bi' by the creek) shore; v. X'^a^S,
X-jas.^B. Mets. 107''; a. e.
jl 1*1 JiS Pes. 112'', a word in a charm formula
against thirst (var. lect. Rabb. D. S. a.
1.),
prob.next w.
jlnriS (pmr^S) m. (aaioyapov, 5 corrupt,
for h) a sauce
of
oil and garum (to which wine is some-
times added). Ber.
35''
sq.
'21 X^o 'X elaiogaron contains
the juice of beets ; oxygaron the sauce of all kinds of
boiled vegetables. Yoma 76''.
Shebu.
23^*
'X
i"S Xobill
perhaps if used as an admixture to elaiogarum ? Tosef.
Bets. II, 16 'Z^ -n^byi ',1-i5id:x1 'X (Y. Bets. II, end,
61^
'D^ 'pinsi "pniJSiX, corr. ace; cmp. Rashi to Shebu. 1. c).
Tosef. Ter. IX, 10; 12; Shebi. VI, 3. Koh. R. to I, 18
'pa-iSX (corr. ace).
w^ 8ft
W
CTM Y M. Kl. III. W boi^ ffwid rw. MMiif of
of lit* MOVrMT bHTWWI 4Mtlt Mtd InuUI ci#
'-<".
nmUiMl. to
n^*9m
fi^^ll. Umm. lUlftii

41 e*lt3*9 H i<t Ifl Iwlwif (ftHlfvtl
III. 41* l|i -9*
H Tim !) U Smimukf^
fluMi 4iiili lo *r, Y. pM. VII. Ad* lufi m^
n>*^
olMrvMM* oT teiwUi Inr lglii U ktbUral.
H..M iMUwwwi Onm rtean % wnfW httmmm
>i*u|hi RHHtmum or kto mwIi- dUi.
r*r>|
r. Milt*. KM. M^i A. fr. 1 lUMi.
Sr^r**^ eh. MUM. Tarf Lm*. II, A; a. .
I*. I, 13; 11^ P.
IpM
iM. r.riK. MM^
-pm iiif
m*. HUi/k
ion. Tarv. Koh. V, 7
;
Hnc*: r. (p.^.)
w**S
m. pL (T. &Cr^; >^o;> m^omIi. Tbwf. Tar.
II. II. II ; (aim 7W , 70^; Y. Shabi. VI, St<
t
8*r).
M^w*.S com. (r. nqCT}) mmk of tatt mtUO, opp.
~.x of wrooghl or alrHclMd omUI. Sabb.
&''
in
: (lUahi ad. tOBrrt) aa to tiioaa mada otmm naUl
! no dlflbraoca of opinioD. lb. "'py
1i (prob. to
d
T*^
T. Ma. M.) what it OMda of caat matel is
praeioua (orifinal).
CTT'IS
Targ. U Brth. I, S raad C
*
3BlBt pr. n.
lu. w^n/iWAm) E^
if
Kimu, Eiof of Sjria.
r*||^
Af. of ^n:.
I
-SS
I
-in ^K-. r. of y*it,yrt)[li4fU
hH'-i,!frl only Jn pi.
.
-
(r> jlar-ftolk* a/ier
bratnt amd MM. & Meta. II, 1 (Si*).
. - bot,; Bab. ib. IS*" <Ar v.
V To^f
lb. I, 6 rrrst); a. ft-, v. rs<8L
^i;*r^
"^- (?*s*) 'ronWr, aftiHiom, Taff. T. On.
X\n,20; a.e.iY.^-
~
x (oneoaard aaaau^olar).
r*rs. I^v. XXI. 10 i.y dMth in tha ftnuly);
a. >. ('lup. X7::x.
I.
i-yiHOi||v..,.r4^:^.
^i
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Slaa

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M I* U hand ha hnHiwati
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j-
lk 1
H "tV JTa^ ih* Um4 haiar* ih* pra>r # fli
tor M aa^a A*., iT'
j
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71.
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ba -IHWWIIbytWjIii 11
rAiwY||,y|
ih* <-
-4fUi at* aHMMhaaMiWrrTU(
pond* wMh tha MMrtaal aatoa
f'lkL
tosa cif iaa ihrty i^r*. Ab lar a^
iU. ^M 1*4.
Tntl.-J) rarMr a/fppamtM ali*(nr. aayv;
tfflMk
lb. 11^
10 ...
. rvrr Ar. (di "wai iW tfraata

pavad irHh hr. (for th pMMadaal. TwMCBaiaifato.
I. a. V.
-91}.
Lair.
>.cMiHhith<al>a><Miidir>
ahia y
Pt^^H M^ hM lla
fhMa IM^: M
y * UN
V. XBS^ I aa jrow
MNiv faiajl to vtali <toMr. to
aom* td. a. Ar. . v.
^
*2.H (b. h-; . "^11; nap. ^pi / F4. ,
ji,
T. TSit lAhb. lOS*
rr~9^
H mAM mmj W
Mpn4d
a* as acroalkhM VVf rrffi. *rB lO* I aifwir Ua
writtaa, haaa gfvaa (tw U*|. Fa^. Bahod.
^
iii;
*.
T-H. <?. W9. Bar. 14*; a. fr. T. ;.
^.
I
J>SC( v. ttmtX V.
Tf'^T^
m. (avdMTttev) rwifay ^arf;
fi^pK. KL
XVl. 7 Ir. rsVto (Tar. hi E. ft. TS'tei. N. rtai; Mr.
aee.). Y.
Maf. Ill, 7S bo. :sii. TT* <arr. aaa^li TaadL
Kel. B. Kam. II. S T Xr% t2A ad. twk. fTar.
75b *,
ad. rri
"irji rd rrbwai; wd a* fcs.| a
raadh daak i
p
iaad oM ia daM. faliad tagaihar b
^"ip'-^J
f. same. Tary. P. CU. 21.
PM
(h. h.; aae. r. oTlW. . 7) fa
wraiy, v. rcM.;pK a*r aAa/Mrfrarwvd^ aMaracr. opu
^Hmh. moaraar badon tha bwial oC a tiaMi^ tmrn-
trmd. to Vs; T.r^";qL HL Kal. 14* H S-^ muf idfciain
atMC(iAeaa'thoghbaiaKaaOMM.--il7r^ aah.47*
H l&ai Ttewra rn 16 thay ahaarnd w mMtwka^ cw
n bat Urad fai aOcat aad wtfaadawi^ FWi.
.-::*x K4h. sy.Pawaa.
T^R
fiw^toiaiaj. /Miifaai^
/Ur. K rrrtr. -p^c
fmMSkmm a^tafa; Mi^ toliiy
m au iaiaa. drtitaie, Pa. 113*. ciapu L XC
'
IL
Jillftpc iTKr: fa /W Miii^adL cmvWb tf
m
86
^''ipiBix
j^V'
\-r
^^' '^ ^^ griwed, to mourn. Targ. Koh.
VII, 4.Denom. 'i'^SX; f. XJ'^DX, with xrs'l^h. "pJX, v.
preced. Hull. 112* nTii'l 'IS he was fastidious, delicate.
Ber. 24'^; B. Bath.
23''
"i^nsi
'x I am &c.
"jDS pi. of X3X.
SDjS=X38< X5X, V. X5K.
^P5?^
"1-
C^!'*!?^^.
^ inserted; p5i<)=X|?i5N. Targ.
Y. Gen. XXXVIII, 25 "-ipssx my distress.PI. i^pisx troub-
les. Targ. II, Esth. V, 1. Targ. Y. II Gen. 'XXII, 14
(Y. I ''p_'':Vi). Cant. B. beg. none tells r\^1^^ 'X (some ed.
'SIX) his troubles except after his release; Koh.B. to I, 12
pUX, read
i;r'i3.v{.
Targ. Y. II Gen. XXXVIII, 25 "^pS-^SX
Ar. the distressed (ed. X'^p'^'^r). Cmp. pW a. deriv.
"'J^JjS adv. (a^a.-(%ri) perforce,
ofnecessity (corresp.
to dbishuj am32). Gen. K. s. 12 if a human being spreads
a tent '3T mniU i"r
'X it must in course of time become
loose. Cmp. Y. Ber. I,
2^'
top.
*Snf;;?S (S^-^r^l^DS)
f. (=h. n;.;xil,
ni^x?)
/ttW ^roMJji camel. Midr.' Till, to CIV, 24 and the lion
took pity on him (the dog), for she (the camel), (read
X%'Tl) is a friend of the lion, 'XI X1?0 xa^31 and the
dog is a friend of the camel; Yalk. ib. 862 xn'^pSpX,
XPp'^SpX, Zay. Baan. a. 1. XnipJX.
D^lJ^ (b. h.; sec. r. of D1X, ]/"lX; cmp. -jnx, ysx, bin;
as to meaning cmp. rjis, ':x &c.) to bend, force; to do
violence; to outrage &c. Hull.
45''
Q'^3^diD3
'x if one in
cutting presses the windpipe and gullet out of their
natural position. Ib. M^sr ilOJX if the animal strained
its neck so as to dislocate the organs. Gitt. 44'^;
Hull.
13P '21 !|D3X1I5 "i-in if royal officers took forcible pos-
session of (seized,) his barn. Keth. Ill, 4 DSixn he who
violates a woman. Part. pass. f. riOIJX an outraged
woman. Y. Yeb. VI, T*"; a. fr.Masc. CX the victim
of
an accident, unavoidably prevented. Ned.
27''
XS'am 'X
'31 the Merciful (the Law) acquits from responsibility him
who is the victim of an unavoidable accident; a. fr.
n. &|X to violate. Num. E. s. 14 nosxb to violate her.
Nif. 03XD to be forced, overcome., to meet with an
accident. Ber.
13''
nS'^^Jl '3
overcome by sleep. Hull. 31"
JllslSU'l MDiXS if she dipped in the water by an accident
Ib.
45''
OSXri xVir "inbai provided the animal is not forced
so that its organs be dislocated. Keth. I, 10 nG5X3 she
was outraged; a. v. fr.
DJwS, fut. Or'i ch. same; 1) to take by force, snatch,
rob. Targ. II Sam. XXIII,
21 ; a. fr.
2) to oppress, rob
(h. pU55J). Targ. I Sam. XII,
3; 4; a. fr.Arakh.
16''
n^b 'pDJXI ')ibtXT and they (violent men) go and rob him
(or force him to feed them, v. Bashi a. 1.). Lev. B. s. 34
'D1 ,5^'ipX jS'^BSX Ci'is'^bSX) he forced them, made them
managers of public charities.
3)
(cmp. TTiS) to distrain,
fine. Targ. Amos. IV, 2; a. fr.; v. XOilX.
4) to urge,
press; restrain. B. Bath.
5?''
one must niU3B3 Gr:aV
restrain himself (turn his eyes away forcibly). Hull. 133*
tr^JT^S ii'b 'X time pressed him.Part. pass. G":x
1)
wrongedSiC. Targ. Hos.V,
11 ; a. e.
2) unavoidably pre-
vented, forced, v. preced. Naz. 23*
'X 'Oi^'O he had no will
of his own (being drunk). Ned. 27'';
a. fr.
Af. C^JIX to 0])press. Targ. Jer. VII, 6 (h. text n;-^).
Ithpe. GDxnx, 0*^3XriX, contr. DiSln'^x. i) to be robbed;
to be
fined, (of official extortion); &c. Targ. Is. XXI, 2.
Lev. B. s. 34 ','n&1X ',13X1 (read "i^l&SXn-a -pinxi or 'pS-^XT
i"l3C>3X^; Talk. Lev. 665 pa'lt^ ','inxn,'v. "i^t) that you
will lose thi*ough extortion &c.2) to meet with an
accident, be unavoidably prevented. Ned. 27*
xbl "'in'^x
Xnx he met with an accident and did not come in time.
Ib. 0'^:n'iX
03"i-3
xm was he not \inavoidably prevented
(since he died during the appointed time)? Keth.
16''
ID'^SPXn Xin "^DISPX they were prevented from forming
the bridal procession [prob. alluding to government
interference; Bashi: through excessive drinking]. [C^sn^X
to grow ill, v. Oisn'^X a. BD3.]
DjN m. (preced. ws.) one who acts violently, a violent
man. B. Bath. 45* Xin 'X
"1-133
dno as a rule the gentile
is violent (lawless). Y.Kidd. I, ec top.P/. d-^plX
'pSSX.
Hull. 94''
'xn 13ST: on account of the lawless (among
the gentiles).Esp. (law) Annas, one tcho is in possession
of property bought from one who obtained it by force
or consfiscation, owner
of reclaimable property. Kil.
VII, 6 (5)
'31
yira 'xn if an Annas put seeds into a
vineyard (creating Kilayim), and it is reclaimed. Ib.
from what time and onward 'X X1p3 is one called an
Annas (who may consider himself in undisturbed pos-
session)? Answ. rp^i'i::D
(v. Y. ib. 31*) from the time the
name of the original owner is sunk (when the property
is no longer named after him).PI. as above. Y. Succ.
IV, beg. 54'',
V. 'npsn.
i<^DDS, ^<^^DjS Targ. Y. II Gen. X, 2, v. X"it31X.
p"lJl'^&3i< read "p^a^DSX.
SCTODS read X^i-^tpsx.
^J^J
(b. h.; sec. r. of ClIX; v. CjSX) to swell, blow,
whence, to be angry.Pi. C]|X tn quarrel. Hull. 63* Avhy
is it called Anafah? '31
dS> nSSXpiU (not nBX3nUJ, v. Bashi
a. 1.) because it quarrels with its kindred.
SS^S m. (more freq. XQX q. v.) 1) face, front; freq.
in pi. ^B3X. Targ. Ps. LXXXIV,
10; a. fr.
2) with prep.
2,
in sight
of, before. B. Mets. 86* IT^SSxa X2ab he
locked the door before him.PI. iQSXa (Targ. also 'X hv).
Targ. Y.Gen.XXIII,10;
a. e.Hull.' 121* nill3B3
'X3 (=h.
^^:'J 13BS)
for itself, singly. Targ. Y. Deut. I, 6; a. e.
B. Mets. 22''.Keth.
7''
iniiB3Xa in their presence;
a. fr.
IS^S
f. ('iB3)=h. nB!l3Jn waving. Targ. Y. II Lev.
VII,
30*
(20) (some ed. "lis^X).
5J<^^1&^S Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VI, 5 ed. Zuck., read
X-ib^BSX.
pJplDOS read 'pS-^pBSjt.
T*Hl
HI
->
i^i QfllH^
rHmm. It
n *r rtn mmU miI Io aOlterjr
Sum. H. . t rvr-VWi PMik. R. . II
t..i. ( tioi to b< iiiBibM<ii wuk r^*'y
-I
|M. pulM Iw. Uw mnfing >4i). a Mvta. II, fl 4s
,^ ^m H ttMfduMil'a iin|4miiU (if fxtii4) Md in'I Im
lljr MMMittMNl (Ibr rvcani to Uw wmt). It. m*'
! V. It U9U, II, U. i^t TteiCi Ilk I (Mhilu of ar
> lb* MittvsM. Ubu n-^^nti
^uc:MMi<9ii.
XTIX Tuwf. Hull. Ill nVi. fl7 Vr. K^
ex.
^
m. (ii((l.o)o;, vpiliigiw) nm/arfJi^
-^ ^ . ,.
^^
luOiu^ ^j{umu)l, ^MiUt. Till. Iw Ta. LXXII
w*J* >*CI5^, oorr. M prtcad.
k
'
)^ui^ . ripe:.
fi
iI WIil|l l> ol J
(4M
imw, IW iHmiiiti Uw iMt affiMllMI CM4 Uw
Ito nrtglMl ova^i *
'
.
'
p
'
T
'
Oh
'T nwo lr m4 l
f
j afri mi of iIm
titmw k m ^rt. f vIMi it iai ipi'iiii
<
r* r*
Tt Um ! MMOTitof Ik* yfifciii
^
4tm mi |M>
t. ...w flilgte l MM to CMM. HIm Ml
^BirtovW. Ton! OMt. ? fUlK t^-tt r'^ym fUmi.
tklah. (nftai.lmAf}T H rvsVeniM I tikm L4| toto
to pi^ to iwalMBii(lMMto #
cutr. lu i)xt w.
ripr cVinn/ TMy. EUi. U. 13
^^l^^Ptta. 49*
T^VM
^t. M. 1^:p^B3lt). Mm. VIU, 9; . .-Qo. R. a. M
,.: .... (oorr. aoc). CanL R. to IV. 8 'ptnn icon.
10.).
*^^'^S2^^ f. {Tm or
-
^'^) a bremk, divmpm,
SO*" (rr. to
Mf*^^ q. ) II rri
'
tfu netr tn -w
naa boy a half of a thiaf (aa a ooanetk for ooe
ft)t
S)
pmUtl jwjfwwte,
an lyreaaeiif (inYalid
to Jawidi Uw)
ot ttrm pt^msmh trith tkt
offorftUnr* <M mmii^ometenm {v.
WPffp^),
9mck am iijfreemail fonal upom a Jcv b^ a foUiie
aM) ittditiimal or emtkorUjf. Qiu. 44* (t. ^i^ at
if his crop was sailed in conMqaaoeo of aa ai^pmrfA,
i:( oxompt IVom pajing the tithes (of his pixMiaoesi,
siuce ho is the loser, whersM if distrainad for a real
debt, b onjovs the legal benefit of beii^ rdeased of a
debt, mmI therefore mui
pay
the Uthes, as if he had
sold the crop). Y. Keth. X, end,
34*
Ti ;U
'
:
*
JC with
fWiBnaii of far*atr*i (Kato. ..!?
V.
xmth
pwd. a. 1 1 mm, V. 7M
fM
Targ. Kob. XII. 1
1 TXin. rMidTT':^* k*K^ mtmai
(h. taai erreO; gloai in
'
iii
'
i
. dartaal armr tor .

i
'
ai 'i
or lU
'
JUri, aako^iai to iha lasi # asa mi4- Tasg 1
BaoL XUi, SI, Ar., v. 39;.
p2K Y. Bice I, a* boC i
'
VUOU. v.
p^^
pIK (sea. r. of put. . pai*. iW
nv
It/rrMk <*tlr.
Pan. paas.
pupj
i JIdbrf, friwadL Taif. BmIl O, 4.
OtoF*
p;a. V. k;3-9||.
wtggf^
Aa.
nj^ri*
I (b. h.; pK) a spadas aT JbavA TMb.
Balak. 9; Nam. B. a. SO.
np:5<lIf.a<T.iq5iR.
or ','"JiSp "xi, T. "spi'Jl a. r. * >! '-iJjt* i.'.
"?-, /
f
or Aadk /ar ihaapetf Ijala, a aarf
4|f
mriijkittl trm (r
I9; . iafka). Sabb. YI, 8 Ttro 11 Kite. a. T. (Baku
ad.M* 'p^)*a artiAeial aras (far laiijlag bartoaa) is aoi
saacaptibhi to larttkal aaeleaaBaBB, bat yoa mmm. aoi
wear it in walkiag to the street oa the Babbalb (bacaaaa
U is iatuadad for eanji^ barter). T. Ib^ r boi. (R.
Abbaha a^Waa oar v.) ar*^
*n ;*%
Toqp
09^ Ar.
(rsad two words; ad. crm, oorr. aec) tha Itmk (aas i. a-
paDsy) of tka stoaip haMliid,-a baad-paBsy Caii;
a. LR. AbbakaOavi^aatthea9Bolacy) XBSI
a pollay for loads, t.
af.
0th. apia. ibid, -n:
(axtiAdal legs)-, XTT rare) q. TwT. KcL XT,
D13''''p3 88 XDK
-pis:?)^^?. [The definitions by Ar. a. Rashi, referring to
implements of public entertainments, are not in keeping
with the preceding proposition of the Mishnah.]
Sn'^pDS, V. xnpssx.
T ( : - t't :- -:
*D^Dnbp;S, b^Onbp^S, readbrjr^-^lipsxm.
(inquilinatus, v. Makeld. Roman Law, ed. Dropsie, 408)
the lessee's right
of dwelling, lease. Y. B. Mets. VIII,
end, 1
1*^, let him stay rT^lil 'K i^h^'^ IS until his lease
expires.
*Saibp5S (nalbp3i<) (ixxaXoOfxaO I appeal.
Deut. R. s.'
9
;
' Koh. R. to VIII, 8 'X . . . l^lb to say
before the Lord, 'I appeal against thy decision.' V.
next w.
ltj^bp3S
('p2'lS) m. (T) exxXrjTo;, v. Sm. Ant.
8. V. Appeliatio) appeal from the decision of a court.
Gen.R.s.49 'K lb "pbin one is permitted to hangup against
him i.e. to announce, an appealfrom the dux &c. Deut.
R. s. 9 'p-j-^bpsx i^itb jn-'b (read rrhrr^b a. )r^ . .
.);
Koh.
R. to VIII, 8 'X flbn'^UJ to appeal from his decision. Tanb.
Thazr. 7 '2^ 'pSIX Ti^S! 1D5-|"i xblT (ed. Bub. 9 ISn"^, read
ibn-'). V. next w.
pi2^^p3S, Mus. ,'l2'^bp3N, read T'aTa'^^pSX m. pi.
(l'{Y.Ki]ii.a, . . axa) tcritten complaints, charges. Deut. R. s.
2
;
Yalk. Gen. 77; Ex. 167 'Xn DSnJ has been arrested on
charges.
DIQtlp^i^, V. OilsiD'ip'iN.
^''Pcpr^
( 31S) f. (a corruption of Ive^upauia)
taking property in pledge, writ of
seizure=Ht[\2'i'i^. Tosef.
B. Mets. I, 7 'Dl X"^-J'^bp315< ed. Zuck. (Var. X'^Dlb'^pJlN,
corr. ace.) M'hen a writ of seizure is found, if the debtor
admits its correctness, it mustbe returned to the creditor
;
if not, it must be returned to neither. lb. B. Bath. XI, 5
'Dl Jf^bbpDX ('i''H, 'SIX) a writ of seizure may be written
out without notifying the creditor, but not without
notifying the debtor and giving him time to protest; v.
B. Kam. 112*^).
i<?ipp:S, Snp;S, V. xnp5?x.
T ::' T
Sni2J2S her walls, v. Xffisix
T T ; ' T
"j^IIJD^. Y. Ter. II, 41^1; a. e., v. ^TTJ to forget.
C^^S, V. aisx a. C-^X.
. T -;
^3S, nrijS com. (=h. nnx, tnx) thou. Dan. II, 29;
a. e'.Targ. freq.Sabb. 30* n?3b 'N thou, Solomon
!
Ned.
91'^
Hh 'i< "^X if it was not thou. B. Mets. 26'';
a. fr.
'
S?l2S m. (rm, na, cm p. wrx for W^X) essence,
substance. Men. 78* XM'i^'Sl 'X X^"^X perhaps by 'loaf of
oil', the oil itself is meant?, i. e. a loaf made of con-
gealed oil.
1^D^f
f., V. w^x.
D^Din^H, read DissinJX m. tunny-fish. Tosef. Hull
III (IV) 27 ; V. 0:VJX.
"'J^D^rJS m. pi. Orthusians, v. tr^-ipWiX. Targ. Gen.
X, 17 (Y. '-j:x).
Dl"lD^rD5J^ corrupt, of e'i-i'JB"'-u:!X, pr. n. m. Antipater.
Targ. 11,'Esth. Ill, 1.
oirriDs, D^rn:5j<, v. o^j^nsx.
"'p
FjiS f. (IvDtjxrj) store, capital of the business.
B. Bath. V, 1 if one sold a ship, he has not sold Avith
it . . . 'Xn rx the funds and stores belonging to the
business. Cmp. ib.
77'*
(definition) nn n-'Xl XpO"'? Ms.
M. (ed. HTUm) the business connected with it.
"Dl li?itfS m. anthropeus (man), an assumed form
for ^v9pa)7ro;, for the purpose of deriving another as-
sumed form(X'Bi"iri3X)aw^/jro/;eifl (woman). Gen.R.s. 18;
s. 31 did you ever hear people say ggnios and gyneia
(from Yuvifj, woman), or anthrojfetis, anthropeia, gabra
(man) gabratha (woman)? but you do say (in Hebrew)
ish and ish-sha, both of the same root (as an evidence
of the primitiveness of the Hebrew language).
SJS1"1<1?S,
V. preced.
Sinri^S f. (xnnx) woman, wife. Targ. Job XXV,
4;
a. fr.Lev. R. s. 37, beg.; a. fr.Yeb.
45''
. . . made a
gentile woman perform the immersion 'X wdb as a woman
(after menstruation, not as a proselyte).
"CiS a formative syllable, v. "D'^X. Words not found
under "CX should be looked for under "C^X.
CSJ< Ex. R. 8. 15, V. G\X.
S&S to heal, V. ''GX.
S^, i^DSl f.(?) (infin. of "^DX, as noun) healing,
remedy. Targ"! Jer. XIV, 19 (Regia ISX). Targ. II Chr.
XXI, 18 'X n'lb'n incurable.
S?J^, i^D^^ II m. (preced.) ^/(/8idaw. Targ. 0. Ex.
XV, 26
Ti&X
(f)OX); Y. r)XpX thy &c. V. -^OX, X;!C)X.
i^DJJ^III m. (contr. of XO'iX, v. O'ln) myrtle. Targ.
II, Es\h. II, 7; a. e. R. Hash. 23* 'X D"in hadas (Is.
XLI, 19) is asa. Pes. 56 Xll 'X Ar., Ms. 0. (ed. i<-n)
fresh (moist) myrtle. Ber.
9''
'D1 'X ni'^-J^aX"! you had to
carry a myrtle-tree to the palace (when forced into public
labor, V. X^i'lJSX). Snh.
44''
(prov.) 'SI "^SiS "'Xpl 'X a
myrtle between willows still is a myrtle by name, and
people call it a myrtle.P/. X^OX. Targ. Esth.VIII,15.
Nidd. 37* (Rashi, sing.)
.^.. I..U. (. AsV3 H iAt. MM) oM 4a| (M * tlimtm
f-rtnuUtt, *. muL t-mp. AM>r. 44 lUlbi. Y, R. , It.
wS<S only in ic^
*3 (|>nli. fir 90. ODI It
()iMr (1 wn^-Aor-w r44lil lo vamU Ujr |Miuif mm'*
Into iu Monili, lo rallMW It uf ||ili|giii, m|*
"pri
Mulil. I jV, Ar . V. (M*. O^ AU^ Mk. "VVH.
|} H . I) \iiMhi. f mi mh^kKfH Umbt
mifM,
t.99^
IS.-iummnom wlUi IM MkMrliw r"nii . . .|-
lK*iii. i<i> vraon, iraM. v.
iqo.i
rAr rvMr/i i.n finirr, ht
^
fll,
mMmmr (v. IMm. Aim. . v.
I ,.iri K.il. tl 1.. III. 4 T TOTTl Vc II W fYll..l.
i :4 . . . Ss
. I .... .1.-
|^.H'i knifIII. f>w . . ..
my iUKNii<ir >
I
In ih lMh4 nt |m4.
Yalh.l.e. T .<<
'
^:'.t
l.wbfawaeoiwnW[Hrf
S^P^
H'TCX
i^";.;^)
f. <. *)! % illMll f^
./ fArr. ni/> Brr. IV. riCIO (Ar. mO, M*. r. W
'l
XIOm
V i. tl*
-s* rnaoit mn nim
ntl rti/ho^aik rt tiM HMM. Sab.
-ioj Ar. (fld. i i
"vm, Vr.
>"..
,
ST'inCM. HrinCH r. nno) dnrnkiin, tUU-
mfml
of am rffrtrifHrt. T.
!''
ii\m<ikiii "itd what
! Ihi> objMl of big utniDtT Bm*. M*-
V-i>
*4'
ft-
w**'^Ci5 itr.n.in. JSmmu. prob. illrxiaiiifr AnrrnJ,
Ah. 7^. 10*. in4d.4A*. V.Oiryoj^^
yes
.c*)t,v.aM)M0Mnl. Makb.lfWip.,
N'tik. c's nrr: KbM it int an4*r aeeidail It mat dbflU
(r>r. to n#n. XLII, 38).
nlG^OH f. pi. (b. h. na^^ Kob. xii, ii qm)
yd/ArriM^ fl^ adkolcrt, ooiMififa. T. Bob. X,
18* boc
MttiB. a. . U. Sob. IS* H ^%ara SaMdria.
^9^M m.. r.*^^K f.(70tt)/<MmdSfv. Kidd.1?. 1
()
'3^
qMOV te IK MmSfi it child uka ap tnm tba
ttTMt, wboM tetbar aad awtber art onlaMva, aalwd.
to
Tv^^ <1< T.-4b. 7S* if tbit ba ao MT itb rvw it
A male fonndHnir oa|tlit aot to OMfry a Ctoaala toaniliag
B. Ml. 87\
~'*CS nt. (b. h., part. pata. of "^) 1) primmer. It
o90X, r-wOK.'Stn rro (b. b.)
j
irilta. Qas. B. a. tl;
a. tt.i) [Part, of *st. q. v., /iwOWm,)
"""wS m. d). (b. b. -^X) /ie, ckaim, Daa. IT, 12.
7Y :r.'< Ktra VII. :: %. -VW,
S^*wN, S'^"wS ui.. Sr\"'wH f. tMM. Vtiy.
FroT. VU, 22 (td'. Walt. ^). faif.'^ U, 3; t. -^r*.
wVmi H tiMliii oT wtfaH statu, lb. M*
bt te lifflwb ibigr TaUl (v. I99I.
^TIVM
.
K
f
V.
^i)
prtT' At4^
r
iMfUMili Mm^la m 0iM frML V. & BMlk l?
bt. 14*. Ibr Mib Mtb tb. tl*" V-^BI. Var
Ib. Dl, t rrrr, Yar.
r*".
ttti, a. nff.
, emit rmrt, rrmmt^.
TWf. U,
, 111. (anMM ad. CI
>||} a. fr.
Il Mala, triof 9 9^ ir. aad BabM^ <
aibelad tbi eagb Mat. ft tUmk. tf*, a. fr.
wbaiteibariidjrfarHt IMib.ll|fba|<tbatliW
U immmmmktmm} km Mm* Ma H n4 r^
la w nMiij>-K
r:Oft^ ^ BMl^ *d^
H )e "^ I. iba viMb mmA m At ftaaJ a
aUiiil i l aB. wrj,U
ft.
a Mala. I ll <i'
yj
l
ft
W>-
Ibr tbaM. Lav. 1. a. flf ir*W (mi
img. Taff. I Ktai^ X, %. Tiff. I lata IK ii a r-: <l
pbM* oC IJMttim Cb. last rraoi; a. .
"2061
laiinbiiilig
viib -t (fiar sat
ftMmd bat* balov, v. a. '991); < "aapLl
rwirtay tfaMan. Oaa. ft. a. 10 aad "S nv i lafct A tlit
Paalk ft. tb tl tTDOOi^ latd
HT^qei^
wq^scrm) ynhmmait Mr waft, il r
-
j^^vcak
* dau
Bntb. S4* H H 7"9 Maiu (ad. aw Y, v. ftalibt D. it
a. L) plaatad ao aa to tarm aaloaaa4L
*SrSr2:3CM .. (Mabalato, D. &..b^aflai.
aTajkttr^c
Mfafriy. FL
\f
Kt\Xfim Emk. ft. ta L It
"mvrff^ (rvad O-^) ebiaf of aqMntaa (aaMaa alabaft)
fprob. to ba raad
^
JaaiLjCW
^
rt^R^CW,
tJ'H
f. pt "c, ^ r;-., .wdwr
arod a ttova. KaL VIII, ; cap. XSth. rfp^ fW^r-
T. Ab. Zar. U. 4t* boCV
r
nrD 71 ad. ftyt.
(alb. ad.
nrem) tV^aa aad mlt^tHk mn tba aaaw; aai^. ft. ft
to KaL Le (TbtatKal. B.Kaa.Tl,l7 .. r*MaD ... 0*4
mmad. Zwk. (Tar. r<MnB. ft.ft L c rrBO). patb.
aotrapt. ctri/rx^]
TJ^wK, '^IIIH,
'^^
mk. (bpa. BOSB of 78pi
ttaerrgr ti^cifaBrft.ai^aiyr. H. ^"TV^QKa^ vaaali
,
TVfOm
be. Sal. IS^;' Sf^; Bar. : a. fr. ft*. dT, .
*M'^;j!SD. 'SK.
'^
cb. .i.-il 79Mt (TK
K;raQ9K be. Tarf.Y. Ex. Tm, S; 14; IS. T^Joh
Y?l^; a. a.
U
m5iDS!30
90 b(l2t20M
nir^jitDpS, ':?S, '^S f. (V. preced.) astrological
speculation, planetary constellation. Sabb. 156* "inbanDi
'31
':f'^S<S ed. (Ms. M. IDXII) I looked at my constellation,
lb.
'31 'iCO XS give up thy astrological speculations, for
Israel stands not under planetary influences. Yoma
28*^;
a. fr.Snh.
49 ni^QtS Til bll5 'X 'p'^i:) Ar. ed. pr., Ms.
Oxf. (ed.
'pTDiip ''S'lSaaSX) David's star stands as
yet (has not yet gone down).
n;TL2DS,
l^?^1I2D^?,
V. -o-x.
IDD^^ Y. Sabb. VII,
8''
hot., v. niti-iSiarj&X.
STlDDSl, II, V. xirjo-^xi, II.
SDirjbs, n^:nia&s, v. -d-^x.
tt:: .t:i
^<mTt:DH, V. -no-^x.
T
T ; : : =
T : . ' T : :
^blDps, V. '^biisxi, II.
n^^"lDlDlI3&5J<, Y. Sabb. VI,
8^
hot., also in
two words 'a IWOUk, quoted from Aquila as a rendition
of laSJSn 'TIS (Is. Ill, 20), read: Sfi-iDpiDbpSt (IvsTOfia^ia
pi. of lv(TTO}JLa^iov=-fji,T:X6xtov; v. explan. ibid, d'l^iai
'31) an ornament of
the bosom (stomach).
i^lDD'lIOpS, "'Si m. (aroixa^ijc) prop, orifice, esp.
stomacH. Lev. R. s. 4 the food goes 'X^ S<::"tr"l73 from the
gullet into the stomach. Koh. B.. to VII, 19 (incorr.
order).
SDQlIG&Sll nimcle, cartilage &c., v. xspinps*.
S''I3!2&^5, Pesik. R. s.31, read K1''-o-JD!!t=xai-JXat?N.
T T T T :
"i?1^i:Dt:^f, V.
^5ivj-jD.
iart3&i<, V. 'o^ib.
jn^D^t2p^f, V. n'^arjox.
n^I2DS Ex. R. s. 15, read a-itibX.
jlPPtDp^,
jitiptapJSJ,
'^bf
m. (^xaxTiv, sub.
IXxaov) oil that runs
off
tvithout pressing, virgin oil.
Lev. R. 8. 5 '3-JDN )i2\a Mus., ed. 'pliDX (Ar.'pnDN); Num.
R.s.lO ')133l:3X; Cant. R. to IV, 8 pbplBi^, '^SN (corr. ace).
^^'^^'P'PpS
com., pi. X-jl^S-jpSjl ('lI'^SiJpX Ar.) (Ispe.
noun 0^13^5, '^30; cmp. b. h. f^;^0, ni3iap) prop, embroid-
ered figures ;
hence embroidered girdle. Gen. R. s. 1 9 (ref.
to GeB.m,7) various girdles DiJi'lb, ",^^5 'J< (Var. Q-iSliba,
Ar. ed. Koh. "j'^^lS) embroidered girdles (or girdle), wrapp-
ing belts, and white linen belts
j
v. "ji'^lja 3). [PI. in sing,
sense, v.
"J"^*!?^?.]
jtSpS, pi. cV^pX m., V. "^iiMpX.
Jj^bl2DS, ^<bmb5, Sbil3DS, '^b< f.dspe.noun
ofb::, bb::
j
cmp. ni^a) robe, garment. Targ. Y. Gen. IX, 23
;
a. fr.Sabb.
128-' lb rriilXin
'X a robe becoming his
position. M. Kat.
28''
(prov.)
'31
'X bl'^U) the grave is a
fine robe for the freeman whose outfit is complete (well
becoming old and virtuous age). B. Mets. 17*; a. e.

PI.
'pV^P*?. ""Y^^^i I'l'J^PP'?,
'^!^ &c- I'^^iab'n 'X a suit of
clothes. Targ. Gen. XLV,
22; (ed. Berl. IjbciplX; ib. Y.
\Uiabl "^ibaOX, read lUmbn ^b-JOX).Y. Ber. lU,
6^'
hot.
(v. margin, note ed. Krot.). M. Kat.
24^*.
Y. Snh. X,
29'\
Koh. R. to XI, 1 "jUilSbl 'K V. supra.Cmp. n''^:;:p!!)!.[Y.
Shek.III,47c hot. StlT V>U5 "^baOX, read "'^lOD'^!*; v.
S^'nipiOiX.]
[Although our w. coincides, in meaning and sound, with
OToXi^ in its poetic and older sense as 'an outfit', yet the
form of its Hebrew equivalent (nibiaOX) and the laws
regulating the borrowing of words, as well as its appear-
ance in so remote a dialect as the Mandaic (as xbL:aS')
forbid the derivation from the Greek.]
nV^Dbf,
^^m^f,
v. n-^v^ox.
^VjDS, ^blDDS, 'O^S f. (bbl3, V. preced.,=t)-yjS<
q. V.) resting place, road- station. Y'lamd. to Deut.
IV, 30 (quot. in Ar.)
'31 :3in31 iblCJDS rx^V he put up a
station for travellers, over which was written, "When
this people shall go up &c." (I Kings XII, 27).P/.nii^aGX
(fr. n-^^apK). Num. R. s. 23 'X dnb ^aS'n put up for them
(the unintentional murderers fleeing to the place of
refuge) resting stations '31 ni'' .... X b3i1 (read IT'bLSDN
or blsGX) and let there be an inscription over each of
them 4*0. Tanh.Mas611;ed.Bub.8; ni'^D'^bpiX, O'^bp'^X.
Y'lamd. to Deut. Ill, 9 Cl"'bap''!!< 1\US 3X1^1 ym'S Am. a.
Moab erected resting citations for the passing Israelites
(quot. in Ar. s. v. "j"iX 5).
^bt3QS, ^bll2pS, 'p^SlI f. (a corruption of
ibiap'^sx
q. v.) letter, dying injunction. PI. ni'bapx.
nix-^S
..'.
Y.Sot. vn,
2i*i
hot. nu:a onb 'pW 'X1 and (the
stones containing) the dying injunctions of Moses (Deut.
XXVII,
8);
(cmp. Bab. ib. 35'0. Gen. R. s. 74 end Ar.
(ed. a. Var. in Ar. 'blU&iBX). *Midr. Sam. ch. XI (ref.
to the five verses I Sam. IV, 1317) Trh nin jtb pM
pbiaDiK nujan ix p'lSia (read ii-iBiD?) 'nSQ-Q'n y\ywya
'31 xbx indeed so, not five pencils (writers?) or five mes-
sages could kill him, but over the news of the captured
ark his neck was broken. [Others read "j'^biap'^X (jdili)
styles used for writing on waxen tablets].
ppiao^bDOi^, V. xp^i?Dbi5t:-^x.
n^^t2pi<, ':?^, '^Nl f. (bb, V. Xb-JDX, n^^i:)
1) wardrobe, esp. festive suit. YomaVII, 1 pb 'X a suite
of white color. Gitt. VII, 5
T"^*"^^!!*
Mish. (Bab.
74=*
irfeliSiX, fr. n^'J^-^X) my suit. Ib.
74'^
Xpll xnb::3"iX (read
''n. .... or in . . . .). Y. ib. 49" top imb:::!t''X3 (read
n-^b . . .).
2)
station, v. "i^tiapx.
b<QI3pS m.
1)
(Ispe. noun of dD8t=t3t)n, v. Wfe^in, the
h. equiv. of our w.) forging steel, steel-edge. Ber.
62**
'SO
f1
* r
word m
MWO. Tar,
r S
li XIII. aiMl 10 VI, tmd rrwa .
--:s
He It p. 'toiiwuijtr dtmrnm, Wony. OlltlO^
i*- ;dS Bi^ l. (Ar. rem in Um mmm of IW 9fnh
itur of fto. Ki44 71^
W'J" TO^ Um gofr of
MmluMi.
1fvi?:}C}. rr!K:q'. r-.c-x r.
(iM>-iWi
MiP< r^
>W
'
>
^ * lyWoN
Y
"/'<. an. i
f
i
mftiif
.
Umbc 1, 5 (5) nmrrwoM lb. M. (vd. rmoon^ Mbli.
^epM, Y. cd. t. 7 P-omortl) thla wdl proMOttUos of
wtteMOM on Uw iolbnmUiua by olbor v|laa UoUfjr*
taf to aa alibi wtwld bo ragalar ijreopliaMjr. fllalsi.
fwida rfVOOHL] r%mt Maao. I, 10 rrv^Xm, ad. Ssek.
(Vw. P'O'imio.
rrSSXjyt, V. rr7:?wt
H^^^yCJ^ i coin, t. X^TtniL
^1^^^t3C5^ f. p!. tMtatrr; r. ir-^Wt
J: _w>. w N It luii. 149*^
f^f^
^..t.
V.
w>. C^^ J -.wo. Y. next wa.
C . "-irS
'
_N
r'X,
4
S) m. (Trpo)io>
10;)
,--. Y. 8abb. VI, ff* lop m
^x (rwwi "tT) a certain aatroL; a. tf.R. pyflr-sox
(^x &c^. Tare XII, 38 ad. Bahflk.
y
a^
'
A
-
w
(V.r. ^^y^t
1 ; a. T. fr.OaaL B. to VU,
ts^v^-^ooit
n
Aii'- lis- !
V
'
V
''
:t
''
m>^K. a. obar oor-
nipttons, corr. aec]

^V. abo nxt w.

[At lof
afdi CS
for ao, . Baeans. Don. b. Ltbrat ed. Pilipp. p. t.]
mM^
41* lo^ *<an nvi
to ba tmA 7*> . . V. laftml. foilfc, a. 14
(aafv. Ma.| 9mp. ^^V^#l. imvt^BOf |*i9^

R.a.A9 lOnr^rwi^ alM aa* la kor
boofta far hmrnmof}. t>mn ^
JI^JJulTOCJIJ
aaMi T. laMi Yl, t' n-T^
l^pV to Biiwiimiaal baaka (ar aaaifiaaaUoMl tta
]15'*|^11U0K adv. fOT^pl. ar aMrrv^^*".
ib| to raawdwd
Mf,
r<i 1 alai i$ toff. fiiyA|ww, m
ttylA
wat). ruaifc. K. c i.wiadi rwraa rwrr
tn idg
ma llM 4Mpa Of a kdf oTlka naalii 1 1 Ml Wf fa.
T7l,
an thai tbiry aaald ii aiMilMltj' mm mmk aika*.
V. fTU^JTS.
inftm) Ml. pi. (9Tp^fM jmmiilafi
tfm dmr tmnittf im mtJfiM 'r.^ IL. . wnrVvmrBB
yAr.(ad. lU
I
U
' UU fl ;YalbjOaa.ll* WIM
'
m>'il|pto4'
Uka, tha doom aald ba dablad baakmd. fYalb. L a.
w^banaJ lUiW4Jm atp<fana^y. m,Baai Xlil,4.|
MIdd. lY, I imuKimH Ar., ad. mvUAH (an a*
abova). Paailu B^lMdL p^ M**; Yalk. Raaa. IM T^'^e
I. (aoir. aae.) Hka doom laniaif to
MtjntX^ 'tXpfi, niptjMa. llOattorakaagtog
witb
acpdra H.) ^oaed mtff,
pmUir rmd. Tmg. T. 11
XX, IT ro . . .; a. f^^Y. Oitt. IT, bi(. 4r. T.
II. liy* top "an n >S oailM road ha baaid *i
X (XI) I ari. (Ka-o. icrcM, Tar. aenron artiii r). Ak
d'B. N. XXYIII Ufc to Kka 'SI UVUO'iA (laad ...f
a pobUe raad raaaiag baiw<i two paba Aa- Kak. B.
toTO, 7
'
VyiMVT9
warm 1 ww bMillag aij mad, aa
oatof njr way.K. a
^
,V
T
"Ck^ *!-y
'
Mg*
MofT a;u
'
ucai|.
Tuy. T. MoBk XX, iff^^reroOK m. Cfte c^ wafti^
/
I UBiiwa fia
(
baiaai Iba nnl i iaaiiM Ae>). T.8abkTl.r
1i 1 'inT^~Tm iiiipiiiHiaiillt ir Y.KB.IX.n'
top;OaBt.B.toT.IS;T.Kafc.Xn,U^boCrOK. [tbart.
B.a.srenaOK.readT'rcrcgetL] linTmi^wtamiyTxrtm^
TTODIL]t) ffteaiv*. PL imj
'
XJCM^ t. ;
v^um.
mtri!X)tlM.Ka>.y.wdwiUlI.>lfr>3
T. a^ycoWL. Y. ptacad.
, T J t ....
"
airrUCK Oaac B. to Tn. t laad cVv.mj>
mr
r
jOti. 'C^KI (orpctiK ta Ika aa. or
aipaioaido'v) caM^ racaaipaMw, aip^ aa
#)
55)t3^ttBK 92 cw
front of
the royal palace, court; also station on the road
for Temple pilgrims. Erub.
26'*
d'lsl)^ bw 'S Ms. M. (ed.
"|ba) camp or court round the royal palace. [Men.
103''
T[bo bm !!<'i'-i'L:b''fi<, for St'^D-ia&'^X
(?),
v. however St^n'JpX.]
[Lam.R. to HI, 7 'X XJIisa; Ab.d'R. Nath. XXVIH "^'xb,
read Xlj'napX. Targ. Y. Num. XX, 19 X^an . . . some
ed., V. KanuGSt.]P/. nix^J-J'iapSt. M. Kat. V"* Ms. M. (ed.
niXO . . .); Mekh. B'shall. Vayissa ch. Ill
'^
stations
(=^^1111). [Erub. 1. c. rnJ . . . S^-'ia . . . , read XiriTU,
or mxi . . .; V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note.]
x;t3nt3D^ii (H;:anD5<), 'p^i< f. (axpaxfa)
prop, army; hence 1) host (of heavens, cmp. LXX Neli.
IX, 6). Num. R. s. 12 'rh^Xi bia 'X; Midr. Till, to Ps.
XCII, end '"iDSt . . . divine army (angels, prophets &c.)

2)royal 8uite,court-officers. Kidd.IV,5 -jb^abuJ 'xn nroi^

recorded in the king's list of officers (daring Agrippa's
reign, serving as evidence of legitimate birth; cmp.
^S-iXI). Lam. E. to II, 2 'BOX; Y. Taan. IV,
68'^
bot.
'^bx the Ust of Barkokhba's suite. [Y. Ned. XI,
42'*
bot.
ni'^aiMDX read niai'^unapX ; ib. 'pin ni'^a-iabS read
DiiD-nc^px. Y. Gitt. Illj 45^ top, n-T^-j-i-jox, V. nio'i-j'iBX.
Tanh. B'resh. 2 mx'^a-iODX, Var. mXTjOX, v. X^napX.']
Jl^DliaDif,
^<^'E5^Jp^f m. (arpaxViYiov) camp,
regular garrison (=h.
33p), "contrad. to stragglers &c.
Targ. I Sam. XIII, 23; XIV, 1; 4; 6; 16; a. e.

Pl.
T>5''i:"ir3Cix. Targ. II Sam. VIII, 6 (h. text d'^a'^SS).
Targ, I Sam. X, 5 . . . "'a'^ui'iIJpSt (constr.).K*a
Targ. I Kings IV, 5 'X b3> chief of camps.
Dlrt2TjQX (jl'^tDnia&S) m. (axpaxriYo;) mi-
litary commander, general; (in later Greek) prefect, city-
magistrate; also chief of body guards (dxpaxriYoc xuiv
7rpaiaevxaX((ov, D. C). Ex. E. s. 31 (cmp. Gen. R. s. 58).
Ib. 8. 37, beg.; a.fr.Deut. R. s. 10 '31
i'^5'':2-i::Dxb (read
Dia ....); a. fr.P;. T^ru-iupx, '^.J''t3'iL:pX.Targ. II,
Esth. I, 3 'n'inoix (corr. ace.) generals. Y. Ber. VIII, 12
top'X "^SttJ two chiefs of guards; Gen. R. s. 3; a. fr.B.
Bath. 143* 'la'^D^MOXI "^bin Ms. M. (ed. lATTJOXI "^bl^X);
Y. Yoma I, 39* top ''a'^-J-iDXI ibl3
(read '^S'^'J-iIJGX'l ^blD,
v, "^biia II). Yalk. Koh.969 ibuj ^inaoxb -nax (read 'iiavj-iubxb)
he ordered his guard.
Qi^t2"!p^J:,
SDTri-itjps, tD^iQrpTjp^jf
m. (dxpaxKoxr)?) prop, soldier, later Roman officer (D.
C. Gr. s. v.); attendant. Y. Shek. V, 49*; Cant. R. to
III,
6, end iJ'^'OTj&X (corr. ace). Y. Keth. I,
25*^
top
D1"''J . . . (corr. ace.).P?. 'pp'ii-j'nDpX. Targ. I Chr.
XVIII, 6 (v. however Targ. H Sam. VIII, 6). Tanh.
Haaz. 2, read: 'X 1X2 the officers came to meet the king.

ni-ji'^a'nupx. Y. B. Kam. IV,

4''
top 'X '^Jia nisbon rr^bujiu
(read tinbttJ^W) the Roman govenim. sent two commis-
sioners. Y. Ned. XI, 42''
bot. Mia^aOX; v. X'^p'^ppXlI.
'|^:2rD"^I9D^f, D^iaTtait^ps, brt:i-i!:&5<,
v. preced.
Dlb^-Q-lt^bS, V. next w.
i<t3b^t:nt2D^, &^Db^t:i^t:Ct< m. (axpaxriXi.
xrji;=magister militum, v. Sm. Ant. s. v.) commander in
chief, military governor. Lev. R. s. 16; a. fr. (everywhere
corrupt, corr. ace). Y. Snh. X,
28''
top niab'^kJlDx (corr.
ace.) his stratelates.Pl. "p-jb'^-j'n'jpx. Targ. Esth. Ill, 12;
VIII, 9 iDlbi'uJ^i-JDX (corr. ace.).' Gen. R. s.44; a. fr. (corr.
ace). Ib. s. 78 "ibLiiaDX, read "^ab'^DlDOX my stratelatcB.
OlTUTdtD^, read Dia
&ii3^b!3n!2&&<,D'n^bi2ni2t:s, v. x-jb-^p^ippx.
^<ni3DS, n^Tjp^ji, s^^n'jps, 'p^^, :21s:,
-2 N f. (also X'HljpX m.) cacophemistic appellations of
all kinds of gentile sports; emp. the use of l^eaxpov and
OeaxpfCeiv in Ad Corlnth.T, IV, 9, a. Hebr. X, 33 ; XiTuiOX &e.,
as if a denomin. of "1I&, cmp. Syr. X-^STJOX, X'^S'ioilIX, P.
Sm. 304 a. cit. ibid. ; Xn'^iaSX, as if fr. niS ; "p'^'TTJSX
(v. next w.) as if fr. Iinr, v. 'i'''Tj2r''X; emp. "I'l'^SX) theatre,
arena, gladiatorial shows, &c. Ab. Zar. I, 7 (16*) dliij
'D1 X'l'ilUl^rx (Ms. M. Xn"iiasX, but in Gem.
18''
repeat-
edly Xi"iasx; Y. ed. Xi"il::D"iX;
Mish. Nap. X'^'IDSX, com-
ment. X'''T1k:SX) place ofexecution, ofshows &c.;v.Gem.l8''.
[Men.
103'' "p^ b^ X"'li:D'^X the king's amphitheatre,
V. X-^UTJOX]. PL nr-1-JpX. Sifra Ahare Par. IX eh. 13.
Tanh. B'resh. 2 nix-npOXVar. (ed. nixa^ppX). Ab.Zar.
18''
mxa-i-jcj'ixb -jbn xb "nujx Ms. M. (ed. nix'^a-iub, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1.).'i'l-i-jOX, V. next w.
(i'in-1'jsx, '|i"i"lpS''X, also with rejection 'of 'X after pre
fixes) m. (pi. of X"i::&X, v. preced.; used as sing., sub.
-n ln'^2 &c.) arena, theatre. B. Kam. IV, 4 (39*) -iiUJ
I'^l-JS'^xn Ms. M. (ed. -plasiX, Ms. H. a. R., a. Mish. Nap.,
a. Y. ed. *|''"iaD'^X) an ox of the arena (that killed a per-
son). Tosef. Ab. Zar. II, 7
'31 "j^l-JCxa afflm Var. (ed.
Zuck. ;iai-JD'^X, ed. ')'>-iaO'iX) he who visits the amphi-
theatre is considered a murderer (countenancing blood-
shed); Y.ib.I,40* "pniiS'^x (interchanging with'lliaX'^n).
PI. "pDi'i-JpX &c. Ab. Zar.
18''
T'ffi "^DSO 'Xb 'psbin
I^^X
Ms. M. (ed. Di:jb 31231^ "-DB^ 'p3"'TJSCxb ...., v. Rab. D, S.
a. 1. note) you must not attend theatres on account of
bloodshed. Ib. (repeatedly) |3"i"i::ax Ms. M. ; Tosef. 1. c. 6
'p3liaTjS"'xb (Var. |"'31'inioab, p3T'-i-j:b) ; 7 'p31'TTj:ixb
(Var. 'J'^3Tiiab, "p31'i-|-j:ib) ; Ab. Zar.
18'' 'p3i-i-j:ixb Ms. M.
(ed. niX'^l3n-j, En YakobI niX'^*Tj:iX, V. preced.). [Y.Erub.
II,
22''
bot. p^-JS'^X, liiusx f. ruins, near Tiberias, v.
T^TuiJT'^X.] [l^-iIiDX sometimes for
'fp'^pX.]
DTJ^bniab^^, v. xi:b-^p7^ox.
sb^bpn:2DS, v. xb^bpna.
"^PS
(='ipi^
Frank. Meb. Y. s. v.) pr. n. m. Assi;
1) an Amora, mate of R. Immi, disciple of Rab and of
Samuel. Sabb. 22*; a. fr.-Y. Ab. Zar. V,
45*
bot.
"1021=
'X 2'n.
2) a copyist. Y. Keth. II,
26''
bot. "^IISD pb-'X 1153
'31 'X^ as for instance, if witnesses say, these are the books
written by Assi, and like these (in handwriting) must
the documents be.
^plS, b^D^J^ (sec. r. of BIX, v. D3X; emp. UJ^ ttJ-^X,
U33'^X &c.; V. Ges. H. Diet. a. vv. nuix, Mirs?) to be strong,
well. [Act. V. to make well, v. infra a. "^px.]
I
4/-^(..H.. 1.,^......,.
\X. 17 (T<.
V.^lt
"ov mo lo^ iMf tiM to ft
d* Ik Uf. 1. . It. Mtf. rM4i
*^i^ n^
nrW9 1 iMll M D aloMi CUli. M^
/fApi, ^r-w /M|.
'<crx rmhht mn^ h
ft^-lkM*.
M*. Olll. it^
fM
Mir4 vHli ilM voiNy W r
". TqomM* ^1191^1 (olfliHwL Ktli.t^
' *- "-'
Koli. R. to I, W wmi *.
T^^**
'
'HWl. C2h^ f^ij.
lMfAilMM......v ,r..r-r
.^rTO|<wWr]
IWt. Ml. XXI. If
{
. . Y. Ymum III. 4(r* iwi,
-91
II vi
inf^iia Uhmm.
Iitff in IUp|ih.>rt. Y. TMMk III, M^ 9 T^hS rpMi
iMMr Uijr i>lijrB4c4Mi (iUi prwMrta) ||m b \m Mad
of Mm. & Kmm. m* "yt Mpm n ir Um aMfwa b ter
oO; Um ; m ta bliMl (iMlbv* ha mtIvmX Hwn. A.
a. 16 ...
.
wnr iloor whlok o^mm mi 9at
kMttjr.
wUI b o|nm4 ftir Um fil
g
Mol; %.tt, H wr^qf^ Y.
Nm. IX, and. .-W9<l, M^i^
IWg. Qan.
U Si a. a.
OIU. M'^'y rr^
ry^
V pkyiteiaM to owa E. ladofc.
M vM or M^IM a word la a ebam Ibrvmla.
Paa. Ill* (Var. Iwt v. lUbti. D. B. a. L)
^*\^'
^"*^^'
^'??
P'- " ^*^
> -*^
JfiiMr, or raUiar Um B4Mnaa proriaca ambraoli^ Um
Waatom port of Um pMUMokoTAitalllBor,
iMqoaoUMd
by Kii Atulos to Um Bomm npobUe. Tarf. Y. II
Gao. X, S; I Cbr. I. (b. test tam). Y. Kidd. I, ti' top
(Iwioa for
'^)i
aB. B. . 44 (ooea for "Op. oooa for ^np,
onaad.rmioorr.aao.).
Y.Maf.
1,71** boL (for Q9MI).
BUM Balak isi (p.
47^ ad. Friada.) Iran (eocr. aoa.);
V. Valk. Norn. 77I.~B. MaU. 84*; a. a.
2) noo f a
town mippoaad to ba JRno, aaai of Um Uka of Tlhariaa
V. Naob.
0ocr. p. M; omp. Ra^ Br. Millia a. v.)^ T.
Ktl. IX. Sr boi. 8obb. 10* rt (wiib boi apriBfi). Yabw
XVI, 4 ; Y. lb. Ii< top -; a. ft.
^^^'p^ f- ("), fowowjf.
Tarf.PioT.llM; ..
m'CS (v.
axi cinp.Vil . bVt) (0 fe a<^MyaMl,
sfiKin<i<T. targ. Pro*. XXUI, SO
'y
icTp^n (Ma.
1^r^f\
V.
inftra) who ar axtraTagmot m eotiof mtit. ^
lari e-c ocirM^ont. lb. 2l.~il
TV^

I
!2 CH Daot B. 1. 7, raad
70^7^
^'*y?
.
r) |i*JMra. Y. Babb. VI, r top
S> "n rro-OK
Um phyaMaa of te.
' W%^, V. >CJt.
V
-*y^ nu (i(nq|io<, -av) wieotiMd mtiml^ WHm.
B Mets. (Y, I -a* rc'p -it tbe ancoined aatol b^ja tba
. vuuod, i. a. by dalivariug Uie vnooinad, vbicli m<
M gooda, Uie porchaae is condoded.
lb. 47^; a. tt.
bI.-
\lM'<;il}t<i>.lBWlo.nrigi< M
^
liiforfrois
Mk. ri Ak, for. 1^ SO ?PV IB" *9B * Ito Una
IJI^^Oil
. (faipL or pii)
It *ie*WL 'iU.
4*
iMw i v wr r-sii 'm Um Ma^i^-^.
104^ ka
(CNk
c
(0 tliawi bili) poaHaal fo
(a qrproM); .
P'^J (OHl. dT. t.
)9^J
*rCM M. (b.
li.i eon) karmUt, ttmp^n.
BkaM.
'11, 34*
to|^ iU aovtac
IBOM
M^'^OM M. (
'
"^
Um lraM*r oT tW
hlai to ooOoell lit
'
J
i
V
V. iMki a. L, V. lokb. D. B. 0.1 aoto ! Vj
toitaf aloi witk It tiM tfcrniBaH oT Ma Boa (m
iMtoviMa pioporty);
Sf^- COlk. tara.
1^^
M< a-
tVMM wtaf oT Um booaa, v. ImM a.
LJ
n^W t(b.k.r90|!;C|Hl|l)
Taaa. I, N' lop 69 rr|| poMtc
ewanoaJM, Oaa. B. a^ M ya aball ba nm V om (
aalamH) aMiibly. I) tllji^ ^a^ It* UTIQ on m
thotalivol tbot foOa to tW karaaM naoea. thbOnpsn
IT -TT Mi M fill If nnmn! nVm)
kanaail^ pai
lltod Act, a. o.-^) (rat to Mom. XI. tt) ife omtt
iiWa
f
iwfoflWAtr/Vraofnyliaw. riilMt Um ttiool
(nem^K 9a0.fT^. M.B.iLlt.4)ftefaif
fa. JmA. MO 4/- At wfi tm tt nfM fo
lb.
rmrrm
tka daotk of Aana (Mmb. XX, MK
B. BaUi. It^ H^ nr^ Um oaa of rt a. 8|BK.
1XKafc(b.b.;
II St? I'"''^'
vblcli tka priaoMr^a
""''wX,
"""SfiJ, WTW oi-rev) DMprooaA, iii>
pruaMd. prMMMT.
TSarf.' ^b. XL^ t; o. fr.
t)
(part,
poaa. oT-^) IML OMMtidL Vml irxoi TaDg. Y. II.
Oa. XXY, 1^-^) ^iliddw
Tkqr- T.* Koa. XXV. t^
^ F?V^ T"^ "!T0<|;
*-
l.'M^-
Vaag, Goa. W, f
;
S; a. fr.Tkcf. n Saaa. ID. 34.
K.a.M7V
1
1
j
^
C. (proead.)
iwfniiaoii 1
IB '^^
MMi Bot oB of thaoi
t*
^ priOMt
Sabb. bb. 77^
(pUyfel atym.) m rm n d. a. Var. Ar., it ia
''^3Dit 94 MnSttOK
called dsitha because it is caved out (Ms. M. a. Ar.
i<n'TiDn pious, submitting to blows). Hull.
105*'
XSmm 'X
^^1301
mortar and pestle for spices. Nidd.
36*'
(Issi play-
ing on his name) I am i<^mJl '5t a brazen mortar.

Keth.
49''
"D^ 'St (T'b IBS invert for him a mortar in
public (improvise a stand) and let him stand up &c. M.
Kat.
22''
'St "^BS invert thou a mortar &c.
2)
(from its
shape) hip-bone, pelvic bone. Hull. 52* 'H^ XiSIH the pestle
and the mortar, i. e. the rib sitting in the hip-bone and
the hip-bone.

*3)
(cmp. Nidd. 1. c.) tmsf. hard-hearted
woman. Gen. R. s. 17; Lev. R. s. 34 'X Xin p12115 Ar.
(ed. xnniX, Xt:''2 Nnn-^X; Yalk. Lev. 665; Is. 352 xnn'^X)
divorce that mean woman.
S^nSp^ f. (<JXe6ia) ra/?, /Zoaf; cmp. iffibX. Y.Ber.
IV,
8
top X'^'iSbSt (corr. ace). Neg. XII, 1 VaV. ; Naz.
55^
X-'IpOK Mus. (ed. '-ipGX; Tosef. Ohol. XVIII, 5 S<-iCOX).
V. X^'l^JODX a. ftfJ-ipOX.
''bi^p^f,
'p''^f
f. l) (a^oXi^) school. Peslk. Bahod.
p.
161*'; bant. R. to II, 5; Koh. R. to III, 11; Yalk.
Ex. 272 (all of which compare to arrive at a corr. text).
Ex. R. s. 9. lb. s. 20, beg.P^. n'i''l?i3pi<, 'p"iX. Cant. R.
to II, 15.
2)
(scholae, sub. palatin3e=scholares, D. C.)
imperial body guard, royal officers. Deut. R. s. 2 '^b'^aDSt
n!5)1B (corr. ace.) Pharaoh's attendants; Cant. R. to
VII, 4 T'^lpDK (corr. ace, or read T^'i^'ispX) ; Midr. Till,
to Ps. IV, beg.; Y. Ber. IX,
13='
T^OlbsiX, Vd^SIX ;
Yalk.
Ex. 167 DibDIX (corr. ace).
S)^^t2pblSDS, V. -tp^x.
iJ^riD^Spbf f., pi. xriB!l3C>!!<, V. xnEfflppX. Y. Meg. IV,
end, 7V xni'-'S'iit 'St (='X1S!) on the lowest door-sills; Y.
Yoma I,
38"^
T^^J
\^^^ entire passage is obscure].
^b^DDS, V. -biSDX.
i<b!Dp5J<, nb^p?^ f. (b3b,/lG,cmp.Gen.XLVIII,
14) lattice-worh
of a fire place, grating, grille. Pes. VII, 2.
lb. 75 nnplSa 'St (Ms. M. "lit) perforated griUe (with
holes in the upright bars for the spit to turn in, v.
Rashi a. 1.). Y. Pes. VII,
34* hot. nbsOSt -ibS roasted over
the grate.P/. nibsGJt. Sifre Num. s. 158.nistbapX.
Ab. Zar. 75''; Tanh.Hukk. 2. Chald. pi. xrtspX. Targ.
Y. Num. XXXI, 23. Cmp. bl^a-ia. ["Ea^apa does not
correspond in meaning.]
S^JpS,
P"^*;
-
P^-
($'J^i=<i>^eUT) cuXiva, V. Sm.
Ant. s. V. Ships, a var. lect. quoted below) the wooden
implements of a ship, oars, ladders, poles &c. Tosef. B.
Bath. IV, 1 he who sells a ship 'SG'^itn nst "15^
(some
ed. 'pb'^St) sells implicitly the oars &c., (Mish. B. Bath.
V, 1 -pSini^a); B. Bath. 73* (Rashi '"'bSipN, Ms. M. if^bSGit,
Ms. R. nbpOSt, Ms. 0. St'^aba&'iit, read XS'ibsp'^X). [Comm.
ladders=sc2i.\?B.As to transpos. of 05, cmp. biaOIOail.]
*i<aSD:j? (naDDS) f. (d^O, v. p. Sm. 307 sq.
fiStoSt a. denomin.; an adoption of a^rjfxa, -axo^ would
read \xaXi'^'2'o^) planning, simulation. Targ. Prov.VII, 10
(h. text tT'tt)); cmp. next w.
Sn^Q^pS f. (030) consent, agreement. Targ. Y.
Gen. XXXI,' 14. lb. Num. XXXII, 25 ifin 'xn in one
thought; cmp. preced.
^"3?P^
nnSpS f. (HDO; cmp. Ps. LXIII, 12)
choking, croup. Ber.
8*. Taan. 2?''; a. fr.
5}^''1DDS, V. x^^ispst a. x;i'ippst.
^pS, ^''pS m. (Vbo
;
cmp. Gr. S.csikla) a pole or
yoke carried on two or, more commonly, on one shoulder.
Par. VII, 5 'Stn l-iWIpl and fastens the bucket to the
pole. Kel. XVII, 16 '31 in UJ-iUJ 'itti a carrying yoke in
which there is a (hidden) receptacle for money ; Koh.
R. to IX, 13 b-^OSt.
SbpXl ch. same. Targ. Y. Num. XIII, 23. lb. Ex.
XXIX,
3.'
SbpS II,
^bp^^, ^<bp? f. (box, bos, dial. for
bSSt, b:ri', cmp. bp"^?) l) foot-stool, folding stool. Sabb.
138* 'Xl bpO'lia StODI il'Ji-0 (Ms. M. Nbo-isi, Alf. Kbpo-^x,
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note, v. bpp"ip) couch, folding chair,
andfoot-stool.^

2)
privy, iron frame of a privy-stool cov-
ered with leather. Kel. XXII, 10 'Xn (Var. in R, S. xbon);
Erub. lO''
'2)
ed. (Ar. 'X); Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. I, 4.
5}<bp5<=^bcx, V. ^bo.
plObOS Y. Ber. V,
9*
'XS ')'^b'>''Ua, read
T^p'^pX
or
I'^p-'bpX; Pesik. R.s. 2324, p.
122*' ed. Fr. "^ToSX^ corr.
ace.
^bpi<, V. -^bo.
JjtnpDpS f.
(^pp)
1) support, reliance. Keth. 67*
Xin XS'"iXX ini-^nsaOX their reliance rests on the landed
property.2)
Scriptural text used as a support for a
rabbinical enactment, intimation (X"ipx nisiaox 'they
leaned their enactment against a Bible text'). Hull.
64''
Xabsi 'X X"ip1 pSTlia it is actually a rabbinical law, and
the Bible text (quoted) is a mere support or muemotech-
nical aid. lb. 77*; a. fr.
3)
(law) Asmakhta (surety),
a promise to submit to a forfeiture of
pledged property
(or equivalent) without having received a sufficient con-
sideration; collateral security with the condition of for-
feiture beyond the amount to be secured; e. g. A pays
a portion of his indebtedness to B, leaving the bill of
debt as a security in the hands of a third party, and
agreeing to pay the full amount on the bill, if, at a
stipulated time, he should fail to pay the due balance.
B. Bath.
168* Xi3p xb 'X asmakhta does not purchase,
gives no title, i. e. gives the claimant no rights (because
the law presumes that he who made such a promise,
could not have meant it seriously but had in view only
to give his transaction the character of good faith and
solemnity); ibid. X'^ip 'X asm. is a valid legal transfer
of property. B. Mets. 66*; 73''.
Ned.
27''; a. e.Snh.
24''
applied to forfeiture of
stake in gambling (inasmuch as
it makes the gambler an immoral person disqualified
for witness or judge in court).
fiyHjl^
96
''^Ai^
rinaqtk-r
grtm'nnj
"
-H. 1W|. Jol I, If (Vr. Xfm^
"^
SrSS
^ . -^
f.rWiLlf. Iir.
I) rA'>rN /'MA II, t, . lUi
MM/ iii'inf ^
tiawwi *>i
'
I'l -:*,;
u ..'jifiA ttwi4 Mf ahtu...->... .ial|(V) !** : .
(MX. M. *)X(I. Urn. M t THH. tUU D. II I I
nr
:)'.
V^CvC |ir n m (|tr<<l> uIomIk al iili A**iiii-*iiti '.
HeJir K A T ! .17| ntfm>tf>par Kiia IV. I Hi.l.
4*
(rvC^rriHl u% tUniMclii'riiii
^CX (h. h.; J'CJO,
T. OiNi. U. INi. . .; rm|. -nj,
. ->Ml> |/o acr^f fafiiAwl. (e gather, karmi. teb.
III. S rrr<ai) ^piR (bow who harvwt ih fraiU of Um
HAbbttlb jTMr (flbralon); ib. ST yxvm (opp. lo rnrre
tndcni In tnittt of Um 8blwtli ymmr).
Nif. rc^) n to W tthr$d: to te talm atMyr (bjr
li-ath).
Nam. R. . U (p. tAT^ cd. AnwI.) B'9lO om
'":rS Mill Umjt (Uio people) gatlMT UinMlr to hamr
I III lb.
(p. SM*) eno erceio err^vav po aAm- tbair
I. trh^r<
hat* bMD taken Awmjr from UMn (wbon they
PMik. R. a. Si
Ylk. Koh. lo XII. II; Taah.
I
: - 2) frt / j'iVlr<f Mi' Kidii IV. I: v.
iiif "'9^ muUy r,-v", v. r^^
*|wH oh. Mm*. Y. Keth. V, SO*' u>p vdn ft
-
aro
'
j i&
V.
T6W3 (rMl 7C0IO) it would be nnrewMa not
to ooneider atadenta like hanrter, for tbey work (even)
heider.
XD'^'1!;CH m. (Per*. ^pW-aft; Arab itpuUi^ Pert
KU Kt.^ p. W) 'irkiMtad. Qitt.
6*
'MTl nioK Ar. (ed.
xs-^'fOK) aloee and white lend.
TDpH, '^
m. (380, T. TKO) l
y
oi
y
cdk, ipiii^j
f>rf<i<f. Targ. O.Ex. XXIX, tS; a^ .Pf. TSilDK. lb. S;
i. 9. (VMitiona aleo "SiipK).
r'ji'^.SOi^ r. b. tune. Bnbb.
78''
M^ M. ^ed.
Hf^S
pi . sub. rjscr).
T. 14.
*P7lBC^
l.
A pi fjyiii^t II Kmi. 94^ imp 19%
Ma. M. ledL 'm\ Ha. H Vwri) ! ne^ * L
BTQECIs rrOCCH* ^.try^^^rm.
*SX^ to
/ML At of W ^
e. B. Beak fi*
XVIII. II, a. a,
iNfr.
V. law tlJ.|
V.
WTGCM . (bpfc WioT V% cwfk
nqr^
tmfjttm
fatti4^'f^ (vtom Uto cpllftl. Uniiu B. a. 4 ym
of Me toal (jm Mi toat a
.nd
Vnr!l^pM
t (lap. Ma r iAki
fteklf.r*aAtoa t>Mt.R.. 7. Wf.
"Si n i r* pn
iiMm aonlaina ibree kind* of aaleani dedamtem^ enib
njjbtiv
^(T^C^^ 'C'H n. (topa. aoa o(
^. Ata^.
nbc, to 'nif/ v' Ci.-iL 11. DtaL a. v.; cniyL TV); mI^
^Imp, raeaat, wbenee I)<mc.I^ 1Wf.T.Bi. XXXIII,
St (b. tost rr^\ rm%. Fn LTD, I (e4. W)/-^9>
Mira (. M
'
;
jUL^), rtrnv m fit Amw, aiOny raMa in
(Ae aft^pc
lf
an efm Aafl^ gaMaraOjanpfafiad byeolnnHa.
&Balb.7* nrr^oo-wionaof tbebairanBiindabna
Mbiaabare. lb. m *a ap Ibe oUmt bnOin wnl
la front of the ban
(
debniiii^ Igkt M< nlrl. Mb.
R. to 1, 9 H rra fHiipfton fHMbA*nr^fBK. Man.SJ^
'an Ti^ rnn H balla anpportad bj
ptrxw,
1 1
.
w JwwSs T. nast w.
*rr3 vS^K,*^ f. (-<r7ri^Corr-A?0, l-e.nnnn
of 9te or
^i
eaq. IP^ a. nW-c, S dial it 1m 3.
(faraoAaidnfforhenliJ^ aibb.IX,t(cqpLaLl^aavnn
portaana of tot Md ow portion oT was>. T. Oil. m.
bet. S' 'anit mnm ba who okao n ptoatar o tba
tot or Ae. T. Sabb. VH, lO' top KVI r l.uai be vbo
Xh^sbBOK
96 0'>'nBDK
spreads a plaster. Tosef. ib. I, 23; a. fr.Pesik. B. s. 44
DisbBD^X (corr. ace). [2i:Xir)viov, in Hippocr., seems to
be a Greek adaptation of our w.]
Srj^jbSp^, 'p^JS! ch. same. Targ. Job XXX, 24
Ms. (ed." xn"i?bBDS, v. preced.); Var. XD3X.Sabb. ISS*^
'31 12'^D 'iinblSI 'fi< a salve for all pains is seven portions
of &c., V. preced.

5j<^D9pS,
'P^'S
pr. n. (=S<^'^-r|'^t3, or X-^^-qiD)
1)
(proi). of Phoeii. origin) Hispania, Spain. Nidd.
30'\
B. Bath. Ill, 2 '31
'X3 nirT^UJ "^-ID long enough for the
owner to be in Spain, while the present occupant may
occupy his property for one year, and for people to
travel a year and notify him, and for him to come
back the next year (and raise his claim), Ber.
62''.
Yeb.
GS'^.'

2)
(=X'iaB!!t q. v.) Apameea, several towns, esp. one
each in Bithynia, Mesopotamia and Syria. Y. Shebi. VI,
beg. ae'' (h.
iWp); Gen.B.s. 44, end; a.fr.Gen. R. s. 60,
beg. ninTYinnai 'X^ from Ap. and her sisters (country
towns) (in Babylon or Mesopotamia); ib.s.30 X'^'aaiSDX^
;
s. 44 'BD^^ (corr. ace.)[Targ. Ob. v. 20 Ar. (ed.X'i^BD)].
[B.Bath.
74''
'X bttJ niQi=t5i'iaB as Ms. M.J V. X-JSBOX.
^^Dpbf m. (v. next w.) Spaniard.PI ^JBOX.
Makhsh! VI, 3 'fitn D'^blp the colias of the Spaniards, a
species of tbuny-fish (prob. to be read '^JDO'^n 'p).
Jj^l^SpS,
P"*?!^
pr. n. pi. Hispania, Spain. Tanh.
Vayets6, 2 'St^l X'^^S^ from Gaul, Spain &s.; cmp. Lev.
R. s. 29
;
Yalk. Jer. 312, a. e. X^iaBDX.Pesik. E. s. 32
(p.
56* ed. Pr.) tJ-'JBDKa (corr. ace; ed. Fr. s. 31, p.
147
'OBDX).V. X^^BpX.
:J<^3C&S, S^^^DDS Snh. 2\\ V. X^SOBX.
D13^^^DSDS, DlO^'^DBD5!< pr. n. m. Vespasian,
the Roman Emperor who, when general, conducted the
war against the Jews which ended in the destruction of
the Temple. Targ. Lam. I, 19.Sot. IX, 14 bUJ Dl^lslB
'X the Vespasian war. Y. Meg. Ill, 73^; Lam. R. in-
trod. (R. Han.
1);
a.fr. [Meg.
11* '1X315133.. . 1>:5tbXT3tm,
read with Ms. M. a. old prints "iG^p 'X.]
"*DJ5^"'pDp5}^ (genit. of Vespasianus) Vespasian's
(followers). Lam. R. to I, 17.
Di3^^D&Di<, DlD^DSOi^, v. C5i3x-^DQDX.
t:-: t:-:*
t:-;-
*^^ripDpS f. (reduplic. of tp, v. "^BG; cmp. b. h.
xiQpri)^!) fokder for cattle. Targ. Y. Gen. XXIV, 25; a.
fr.
2)
(in Talm. Bab.) ani/ plant especially adapted for
fodder, grass (Pers. ifsist, clover, prob. an adaptation of
our w.; V. Snh. 93*: 'to import 'XT X"ira aspasfa-seed
'
;
Yalk. Dan. 1060 'Wi, corr. ace). Yeb. 121^ 'X bvJp
cut grass. B. Kam. 20*; Ab. Zar. 28^ '\Xl nbTiB long
stalks of asp. Ib. 'XT xntUa (Ms. a. old ed. X^DIBXI).
B. Bath.
28''.
^QpDDS, V. "^nopx.
t):
: . T tI: -
:
i^''~l*pSpb^,
p"'^j>
f. (specularia) I) window-pane
made of
lapis specularis, windoiv-glass. Targ. Y. Ex.
XIX, 17 ; a. e.Kel. XXX, 2 'X 1XU35JU5 '^IPl^n a (glass)
plate which is used as window-glass.'
2)
Metaph. pro-
phetic vision. Succ.
45'' '31
'x:3 "i^sno^l who contemplate
(Deity) through a lucid speculum. Gen. R. s. 91 nX"iU;
'31 1*135311) 'X2 (play on sheber, grain, and seber, hope)
he saw in the glass of prophecy that his hope (Joseph)
was in Egypt. Lev. R. s. 1 nsVsib^ 'X a dim glass
(vision) ; opp. PinsniSa 'X polished glass (clear vision).

PI. Pii'i-l^pQpX. Ib. ; Yalk. Lev. 432 nix^'n^pBpiX.

^DtDDnpSDS, read "^'JprpCiX, v. ^jpspost.
*"|5D5J^ ("I^SD), Snh. 106* 21 -i-QX (D'in3 T^TS D'^XI)
'X ')l3"^b ed. [missing in Ms. M. and added on margin;
Ar. ed. pr. a. ed. Koh. 'X )-'3b; Yalk. Num. 771 "irsb xb
'X] pr. n. m. (Aswv I(jotup0(;, Leo Isaurus) Leo the
Isaurian, Byzantine emperor, leader of the iconoclastic
movement which caused a long-continued war between
the East and the West of the empire. [The words above
quoted are an interpolation of the eighth or ninth cen-
tury, and refer to "the war between the lion and the
lioness"words immediately preceding our quotation.
The interrupted context in Rashi a. 1. shows that the
commentary to our ws. is also a later addition and that
in Rashi's Talmud text there was no such interpolation.
As to the impression on the Jews of the iconoclastic
agitation, v. Sachs Beitr. I, p. 78. For Var. Lect. v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. and Koh. Ar. s. v.]
IDplJ^ m. (-iBD, cmp. "liopX) Espar, a Hebrew
name for Sestertius (cmp. "ip'^X &c.). PI. const. "^ISP^*
Maas. Sh. II, 9 (Ms. M. "i-iI2iX, v. xn'^tnp^X, Asheri '1B:X);
Eduy.I, 10 (he must exchange the fourth Denar) nsaiX
Cl03
'X Ms. M. (ed. i^lX) for four sestertii. [0th. opin-
ions (v. comment.), Sinrpoi, supposed to be worth one fifth
of a Denar. There is, however, no evidence of fiaTtpoi
being used in this sense in the days of the Mishnah.]
b5^Dp^f,
V. 'p^x.
*s"iin5ps, rrnnsps, 'p^s collect, n. (prob.
a contraction of explo'rator vice) forerunner, the com-
mander's van-guard. Keth.
3''
(Tossaf. take it rts sing-
ular), v., however, lllillfX, Vlll"??!*-
ynDpS^ m. (SaTipo;, ov) white, opp. "illll^dAaupi;)
black. Gen. R. s. 7 'X ini '11?3 Ar. (ed.
"p"'''?:)
a white
fish and a black fish; (Yalk. Gen. 12 niTI a. D31X; Y.
Kil. I, 27* hot. X0"^3Vi a.
Xpl^i).
*TI2"^"1DP^<, I^D^bDp^
m. pi. (Ispe. noun of -JIB
or Xihti, V. H. Diet. s. vv.) 'separate threads, hangings,
fine fringes. Lev. R. s. 17. Yalk. Ps. 808 'ptJiBDiX.
*!j^D^"]S)p^^ m. (DIB; cmp. tJliQpX) that which is to
be split, log (h.' n3)p2). Lam. R. to III, 12 'xb X^ni23
(referr. to VU arrow, taken in the sense of "J^isn to split)
SVUDII
M wdf for III*
lf, L . iIm wwdgt (ImmI} to
bttl Un lo (Um iMtUto MUiiMM) i* |4ii.
47^COII* V.
Vr^i^ii.
yr*v
'ij
(^
opncot
i
)
.. ,.
..
'dl 'IC (U. 41
-
Klt|>kM r I. A.} tl>li. Ill*
H0mtUif. Ban ,}..
br^ail twmni, wip. M HMniNMM^a Mvori INalk. B'sImUL
l>.
Ni^ '31
^OteiQ Ar. {wL
'
WO'li
}
Yftli. 1*. tot Im.
npOllt onr. tee.) wtib Um word wlili vktok Um
]||]r|iileae itroek, were Ihejr inMk.A.
TTf^
>
E. 1. 16 II ^nr prtpere ye Ike rrorda; v. n^bn^TIBi.
^*C^OC^ a. (9Mfe(,
T. preeed^ carriir afhmi
fHwrrf, 9m flkt tafwHel le^y
f
wirf for wWeh tan
nen woukl be m1i4. Genu R. lo 11, 1ft
i
'
HJK*li
(eorr. eee.)

iY. T-TfpM. lb.e pcvrinee (orelljr) r^nya

^VoV H WM reeriof iwlhArU for Um kiaf. (0.R.e.6

S"t:'~TXT,
M^a^pr'H m. (lap. or lUip*. of
^'^ajn>(HtmtktmAmmi middle 0mfer,
<x IQ*^
p^ At. (d. . .
. ,
.;..\, _.-. ^. _ ..v., ^v cUrred me op by mepidag oa
my fii>rlieeil.--il
"
buycau Ab. Imx. tt* ^K Trc ii 'i iu
r. (ed. Tm) nep tbcreoa (on Um welUag) eixty Umee.
)<V:2'p^n f. (mlIU. eKeStkov) a edbcr or
u tu', -fntarfftqnanfmrm, KeLXXX.1. ll.Ket.111,7.
i^p* C^*pwS reed 'iaerw.
|-'t|'wC<. V. -S^C
j-'wik^f V. S<P^NpOX.
I <)i,^pwS, "S f. (Spo, eap. b. h.
9T^
*
^f^)
<r ss ;.t<,r; l)v(}nfafUiip. Toeef.B.BeUi.IT,ld.Zack.
Yar.r.c;rT*s(); Y. ib.V,
bf.
I&* in teUing vesd one he*
not impliciUy lold ten T Um yuil (beoeae* U is taken
down wtMn on lead ; t. Sm. Anu . t. Aataoae). JBdr.
TUL to Pt. cm (the embryo ia Um eroab) TTM emu
'3*.
rcpexs (some ed. nrteo, reed narwn rfMfxjip) like
A l>erson Mtd on the yard oa opea Sea.S) UhM.
fAirnAelii, gea. iover ioer-eOL Bebb. 8*; a. fr.; enp. Y.
B*r. V, 37*, expL O?. Y. Sah. VI.
>
bot. H(5) TtW PC?
tnake me Uie thrmbold for Uie Law to pus over ane:
L e^ let Um lav kaew He eoane > iW acpMae f
mff
Nib) Talk. H. m$
H"^H. It^TCII.
Xm^k.*.^
p-*. ,
tl e. . (O.
ipV|^#lirflpOI|. H|^
i
-V. Tem I. ir V. MMW. ilmmmf^
btoud.
|
tWli(keitar1HPp). Y. Ak far. m, dTlop
II rwv . eaviy AoarftMaaa vere agt
t>MMrf
ieiyii
y
ea rriMfiMi T. nMk.Tlt. IT hat., e4
toVii,4ni ...Mr(ft4 arvsita Mk kto aMt
Um neart Y. Ak lar- U.
41^ kec np . .
^ wmi n^P

ttraDK veil ( (caAfit eeefiMi %lf iMlk

li^.TlM^IJ^ Tearf.taee.ia It Tj^^eAJhMt.
(ed.
T*!^
tenr. aia^L
(Afc
wiiae tft wifUpa; v. Pon. Z, M, leake Bekr. I, Ifl)
fOM mi0m, Httmr vM
Mfy.
lUir. m to re. i
'VpcH^ ""ipCli (eorr. eee.; leai
p.
101* Vt^po Ar. (ed. xrrpe, aerr. aeai).
UUk^Vm (eorr. eec).K i
'
'
<IVIJH;<
J
^>
Balk B. lo 1, If
i
ham. B. to I, i
'
rror'pe, eorr.aee.). Xaai. B. e. IS
'aorre rs; Yelk. Xa. ris (eorr. aec^). (Le B..M
*Ber70 7?: rrrs
frs Ar., ed.eafyrmTr5^ - Miir.
TOL lo Pe. cm, c. V.
r^P^^^J
yij^CII M^ptTTRWirTO-^VOClW A<frirj
ra^
Ar.a.Bakiiit^ed.rL; Yelk. Lee.Mr(eem.aae4. Y.^
prop, e^pyw^ ^Mec, keaee mmI or raikar jev^ (a>kaai
tke eeptaia iMe far lookia eat; capu kj i|. B. Balk
73*,a^laiB.lera; T.aapia. Y)Ma.SI*'8lb!rB: Ivaaid
throw myself (tato tba water) Ikam Ike yaai. B^
MelB. tt^. Kelk tt^ 01001 aMjaiii; Tkaa. tl*
(T.BakkD. & a. 1. mMe MOI^^Iif. XIJ, I ; Bat. ft**, v.
t pLck IHacst w.Th^. O Ex.XVl.ii.
S) read TTCiOpQ (fLOCMTf.^U m LXX Zach. IT. IS)
fakm^ InipHMalae. Tat^ lark, L c
"J^npOK T.aeBtw.
.rrPCK,
'^
mu pL (bpe. aaa. e#aT: emp.
S3>^ 1 a. <MWMk| aaMif a anae
er
patm- jeaaM. AaHM*
Vayas.ftnrTOK790Craadre ) BbILI,*; FMUn
Y. HeU. m, K* bo. pVJi /O
'
gei *
k'ljlia era kc^, .
1D
98 i^DttWDS
"IDIJ^ (b. h.; sec. r. of "ilD) to surround, enclose (v.
Schr.KAT Gloss. II, s. v.)whence 1) to chain, imprison;
to sentence to prison. Ber. 28^, v. "liiD"!!!*;.
2) to harness,
put the horses to. Mekh. B'sball. 1. Gen. R. s.55, v. nnox.
3) to bind, obligate. Lev. R. s. 23 'si 'Xffl ''bl^'^X had
not the Lord bound himself by an oath ; a. e.4) to in-
terdict, to declare a thing forbidden according to ritual
law, opp. "T^rii7 to loosen the tie, to allow. Hag. 3^ iV^H
']'^"i"'n2 ibbm y^'pytf. the ones declare forbidden what the
others allow. Lev. E. s. 22 -^ ^n-inn -^ "^rilDXUJ n?3 of
whatever I have forbidden thee (as a class) I have allow-
ed thee (a specimen). Erub. VIII, 4 ^'^hy "lOiift he (by-
residing there) restricts the other (debarring him from
carrying things around on the Sabbath). Pai-t. pass.
^IDN, f. trilOX {it is) forbidden. Ber. SS'* '31 'ttJ Bixb lb 'K
one'must not &c.; a. v. ix.Pl. Q'^'nilDX, "pITOX; f. ni-|!lDX.
Ter. X, 12; a. v. fr. V. "ilDX.
Nif. '^0X3 to be forbidden, to become subject to ritual
prohibition. Va.WTnv^} rx:'^tit^ n'niD'iK affects other things
which come in contact with it, but is not affected ; a. fr.
"IDSj nDS ch. same; 1) to chain, imprison. Targ,
II KingsXVII,4; a.fr.2) to bind by spell, charm. Targ.
Ps. LVIII, 6 ; a. e.3) to tie up, put on &c. Targ. Y. Gen.
XLIX, 11; a. e.B. Mets.
86*^
"^"ittJI '6t Xpl that he tied
up (his wound) and untied it. Sabb.
81 '*
xnixV f^n-iCiX
she tied (stopped) the ship (by magic spell).4) to bind
the boivels, check diarrhoea. Gitt.
69'^
"lO"^?^.5)
to forbid.
Hull. 109^ '31
))) 'i<1 bs, V. preced.; a.v.fr. lb. Ill''; 112^
a.fr. "T^pX, ""yp^ it is, they are, forbidden.Ah. Zar.
37'"
iT^b "'^'y^-a ^ySi< t\t)^'^ he ought to be called, 'Joseph the
forbidder.'Y. Meg. I,
70*^
hot. I^SBb "lOib to forbid fast-
ing on the day preceding.6) Ho bind one's self by vowing
a fast (cmp. Num. XXX,
3),
or to be bound. Meg. Taan.
XII, end, quoted and discussed Taan.
12^*
(v. Var. lect.
in Rabb. D. S. a. 1. a. notes).
Pa. -i&X to tie (sheaves). Targ. 0. Gen. XXXVII, 7.
Ithpa. "t&xriN: \)tobe imprisoned. Targ. Gen. XLII, 19;
a. e.
2)
(in Talm.) Ithpe. -iDPi-'X to be forbidden. Targ.
Y, Num. XI, 10.Hull. 101
"^
lOrT^b let it be forbidden,
lb. US'* lionib n^TiJ n;rs>^ what has been prepared on
the Sabbath ought to be forbidden. Yeb. 33" IDn^a Xp
n^^tbo2 he is forbidden from doing labor; a. fr.
IDS*
JJ^'^P^J'
"^- ^^^^ ^"^P^*?!-
Jj^npiS m. one who forbids, v. "ipx.
lOi^nnDS, '^i< m.^-ji^-J^-opX (cmp. stradiot, D. C.
s. V. (JTpaTitoTrji;) Roman officer. Koh. R. to XI, 1. V.
niDb^ f. CiDX) the act of
tying (the horses), harness-
ing (the chariot). Gen. R. s. 55
'31 ^DSUJ 'X S<nn the
harnessing which Joseph did himself (in honor of his
father, Gen. XLVI, 29) will stand against the harnessing
by Pharaoh (to pursue the Israelites, Ex. XIV,
6); i. e.
the merits of Joseph's filial love will protect Israel from
the hostilit3- of Pharaoh.
T T T : '
l}<I2'1pS, ""JS! m.^XaniJpX, road. Targ., v.'-JDi<.Y.
Shek. Vll,'56*^ hot.' xnSIJI^'X ' (in Bab. ed. nnSIS'i Xp^D'^X,
corr. ace). Y. M. Kat. I,
64''
hot. ; a. e. (interchanging
with 'atJX).P/. 'panGX promenade, v. '::G5<. Y. Taan.
IV,
68=^
hot. Y. Yeb.' XII,
12''
top V^'7pit(?). [T'-J'^CiX
troops, V. 'D'^X.]
ni!2"lDS, same, v. tjix.
T T !
'
^^t3"lp5Sl, 'p^Sl f.=x;tt'n-jDXl, camp, station. Y.
Shek^ VII, 'so"" hot.
^^^I2"lp^f, 'P^i<II f. army, list of officers,
v.
x;;-j^'jc>x IL
^^"DlPS, V. OijiU^JDX.
Dl^pnp^,
'p^bf
m.=-ji^-jrJ^s<- -P^. ni-jr-j-iDX.
Y. Pes. VIII, end,
36''"
'31 "p-nallU VH 'X (Roman) soldiers
were guarding the doors of the Temple in Jerus., and
they bathed (as the ceremony of admission into Judaism),
and on the same evening partook of the Passover meal.
[Tosef.ib.VII, 13,
niilTJlIiX ed. Zuck., Var. nVjrn"i:::JX,
p'^nDS, V. X-J^OX a. "p-J^DiS.
^iirnDS, V. xno^sti, 2.
"l5^piS (Ithpa. of *i5D) to be locked up, engrossed
with, [Rashi: to be beioildered, silenced, not knowing what
to say]. B. Kam.
40* xn'^'^apa ilSPiDX )p'2iii Ms. F., leave
us alone, I am yet engaged in the first question (Rashi:
I am not yet ready to answer &c.). [Editions a, Mss.
"ijnDx, prob. iianpx. Ar. T^anDx 1 am sick {).]
STiriDi^, V. X'Ti-|-J&"'N.
T : ! T ; :
"iHiripNl m. (Ithpe. noun of "ino) [the bright,] Venus.
Targ. Job XXXI, 26 (h. text niS, cmp. ibid. XinG=n^i).
Meg.
13"
why wasHadassa called Esther? 'i'^llp iT'lK..
'X nniX Ms. M. (ed. 'X dlllJ b5>) the Gentiles called her
M'har (Esther), (ed after Ist'har); Yalk. Esth. 1053
innOX DID b55 nSIJn 2313 nniX
^"'P
called her Venus
corresponding to Ist'har. [Cmp. istarri"incy, Schrader
KAT176sq.] V. X'^iplO'^X.
sm?ibi<, b^n^ijn&s, &<n^?iDN, v. 'o^^<.
tt:: t.:: r :
SDnlTip^^, '^X (&<Dalt3Db<) m. (Ithpe. noun
of "^^D; cmp. XSpiD) the thick part, or the protection of
an organ
of
the body, muscle, cartilage &c. Hull. SO''
(explaining 'the inner stomach') NQ'n31 'X (Ar. 'ODX) the
thick portion of the rumen (?). Ab. Zar. 29^ SOi^l 'X
the protector of the heart (or of the stomach), the car'
tilago ensiformis, xiphoides, v. 'ibpJIXl,
3;
(other opinion
rejected in Rashi: fleshy walls
of
the heart).
I
f*
li i'
XXIV. la.
^^M b^ M^I^PM, *^ h. m (IUi|i. of p.
ir.
|CMl,t*t ICI44. It** IPOH^aS-V Um VttMMi
TDMtlb.A.V.
'3'^
wroM iirii (M. ^) Um wNllivtad ammwtA
Ui* vky Knib. :^*
a IWnadla didikwi * k mtiMV
in irsro M m Mrtliviiid digri IUf> W^ 9Mk, lltS
P3prCS Ar. Ibr po^^^M.
II
ntv'in Ar. (cd. nab *^) sh w him looking arooad
l bar toon (not linowinf Uini n trmogw bad niarad).
nCnpH (b.b.) pr. n. L AMer, wife of king Ahaavanu.
Ix. .''ift rrrwrt it rutr ao<l Brtbar {krifid far,
-
-N
oama and brongbt lighu Mag. IS*; a. fr.
s
-
. or only K, (iW Boo* tf JBrflcr. 8nb. lOO*.
V r\ a. a. (contrvvtij aa to iu eawmie ehanctar).
r'^i^'PrCS, 'D'S f. (IUji). of p-C) -Jt rir irarrf-
i^J * ^C(> V, C*i*-"-
^*S.
^(^^
ui. cU. (b. ys) wood, ttooi$; alao Kooim
.-.fhUr. Krm V, 8; a. c
Twf.
O. Lev. XIV, 4; a. a.
\ SHbb.VII.lO-
top,v.n5i;.--il75tf.Taif.Joab.lX,21;
. .Y. Pas. lY, 3<r* top.Arfrr. jrf. cttk, ftcwM. T.
Knib. I. lr; Y. Saoo. I,
5*
Sr*<S f. pL (T.praead.) fattt of a lattiead window.
VAxig. jud. V, S8 (b. aavK).
*3?S, Y. 8abb. VU, l(f top, v. np-bx
"j^^i,
'|!?X=va. Tiwrg. I 8am. XXV, 18.
1 . ^j_ _
.
-*.
a*. i.
OLM^bil
nr.n
Mob
Tatg i > JkJUUV, t0 Ma.} v
1^1
(b.
b-^iWiivr
tm
m
tk* aasM. Aka*
rWl|prB>.#w ii<iiy<< ifc iiiiyiiiii
rn
i,
iiIm tntmm moiUjr to WliiMgl, ilto liMar to
KmIi T, I V ^-WW t-M alltimt dM
' 1. a. flr^Mai. r ion lA mn nm
doaa aoi aaa lit a. V. fr.*-1B
*
W Ml
ri
n. BaM. aama. Tm. O. Saw. XVI. U; a. iu
f.tm
Vptlim
Mir,
tut k* t-.

: -'
'a^WiTW WT^M^aaiM
owof ayr bM of mir% mhtt
toaf Mibrtoi boli i ilw mJHwi
fr.-a) pr. n. m. 4/*. altotartMl aam* r tW aarf ad-
Inhlwlnj Jnrttoa Is. B. a. 41 and. a. 44; ti.B.ai.
-4)MHUiM4MMiliiiiMViML llabak. 01. fVn
dtfi vton tlM MlanI if awttkmui, Var.
IPT ^
v-
^mm.(V.lLiqpiq^aly todn.S^/SMi(Aa^.
WBMl ab. a. wa; I) fam,
j
lami t>My.fc.l,dt
a. a.; v. ll9}4p>-4lon. B. c ai^ baf.
Hiyp 'rsD ^I'lA I*
aaa j rnMliaiiiii lb. a. 07 li I* il^ ^D9 m$
r"
tbaitba toaaoftya(Mal)baofaad. M-KaLt^wpe
to bar prtMBei. H ite to bar akmmm^-Tiwmd. frmL
HolL
47* 'T nsB Um fhmi (of Um tanpi fectog Uto a-
Miinar^Witb \hwii.i|fii<fi %tk.ir 'wm\ Hiba
ptoam htoiiilf oppoiHa ma(fcrdaiai. ra.lll^rv^i6
rpbtran (Ma. M. -S rr-t4) lowM*),
bf
bia laft liia^
Paiik. B. . SI 10 H feaa to toec Oam. B. la III. 1
1
Um aafal baa W1 toaWi Lam. B. to T.

-irrs
1 V. r boi H)bb lt& T^aiidn bnt OM Mt my aa to
U> pramnaa of aU (ybMc^yV-^) (o^T
bi pL|
ttmia. llHf. OnL I, It.Xad.
41* wa&n "pi
of lalnarfiaal dtognhdltoaa. LHn.B.laII,S VTr-ritotj
way* of iniarpvalntton. Bar.
4^
Y imro (Var.
Ms. M. r-a
q^ to alfbi waya.
r-rc -no /br
iMT. ^p W
*^ M^: "^
^-i

K^B^w-J) aap. to Um pL >; V^ cftarmfar. aaterr
BMh. B. iMvad. wm\
*
Impadwt paopto (b. r-X <v;i.
T. 8nb. X, F bot. and if dM Lord wiD not baar ma V:
rw H an aalmm (Avtoittoa) art aKka ( pmi ubtol as-
prmrioa of diMraat to Ood); Lml B. touod. (B.Timk.S>
Ar.(ad.r!mi Fa*. Bhnhafcp. lf;BaifcB.laII,l4.
MDKn ek.-b. CKII. aaae. Tug. Lam. IV, Si; 1.01
HTtC m. (eoatr. of I0rn| ^.t.) fer^ped mW aaimaf
(of Um gamm /Um) ofwIM tha mato (atoaagw) aad Ika
tok.9es^T.;
''S'l'^lfiX 100
n^31BX
leopard, and hycena striata {striped hyena). B. Kam.
16=*
(expl. XnSJ leopard); ib. (expl. SIS^); v. discussion ib.
Yoma
84=^
XIS'^I 'X Ms, M. (ed. XIS'^'Tn, corr. ace.) a male
afa. [Not to be confounded with b, h. nsSX, v. Nold.
M. Gr. p. 58 sq. note.]
m. (iTTiSl^ioi;) dexterous, clever, refined. Num. E. s. 10
(alluding to Laban, v. ")1?^) he was surnamed (to his praise)
'X 'the refined.' B. B. says y^J-Q plb^ refined in wicked
acts, [In parallels Gen. E. s. 60; Euth E. to I, 22; Yalk,
Gen, 109 OlODITiS read 0rp3'i'i-}Q
(7repi5e$ioc).]
SDID^^ m. (h. "inex, Pers.; v. Friedr. Del. Proleg.
p, 149, note) country-seat, mansion, palace. Targ. Jer.
XLIII,10(h.text-ii^B;i5).M.Kat.l2^ Ber.56^ Keth.62a
'XI xbli:^
"155
sleeps in the shade of his palace (at home,
in safety).P/, "iS^BX. Kerith.
6*
(read 'XX or with Bashi
'X bs). Keth,
97^
'
nD^^ to hake, V. "^SX,
T T
'
nSX, V, XBX.
T - T
-
ISi^ Lev. E, s. 30, read "^Bix,
D^miSS, V. X^T^BX.
T :
-
li^pb^li^^,
Ti^P^SiSiJ
m. (^j7:opd).7afjLov)jmce
of the balsam-tree, balsam. Gen. E. s. 27 'X 'pX"^n^ T^n
'31 vjUJI (read "pBUJI) they would take balsam and smear
it on the stones (of the houses of the wealthy); Y. Shebi.
V,
55*^
hot. 'Xla 'p^UJII marked out with balsam. Y. Hor.
m,47<= IITDObn "iBXa (corr. ace). Gen.E.s.39, beg. 'bslSX,
liaitsysiBX (corr. ace). V. 'i'i^O'iSX.
ir^nDS, v.nextw.
*^r^^^5i<, "^D^^TDS m. pi. (6tl'.av(5c, sub Xi'&o;, ob-

t: -:
t: : T
r
\ r
-> -"j
sianus) obsidian beads [Eashi:
of
gold, thinking of IS].
Sabb.
57*'
Ms. M. tIBX (ed. 13'i'i'JIBX, Ar. s. v. ax 'tSX;
Var. in Mss. "IBX, '^'^BX, v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.), expl. nsaia,
of Mish., contrad. to XHB'^Mp'i Xni^in balsam beads, v.
xr'iriin. V. 'p^tiBx.
D^mSS, V. x-iTQX.
SniDJj^ or i^'^n^SlS; m. (MBJ or niB) sti-elling,
whence bulk, volume. Pes.
50*' irr^iniBX U5'^B3 Ms,Oxf.(ed.
irT^'itnBX, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1, note) their bulk is large.
p'^I^ISS, read T^^iCSix, v. "p^&BX; cmp, '^S'l'iTlBX.
j
Ip"u'DiS Ex. E. s. 24, in a corrupt passage; cmp.
OIS^'X a. Num. E. s. 23, by combination of which the
original version may be restored
;
perhaps; 'pX )H:iT\ ira
iz-iprn xb bxnui-' -jd di^ bsri wt\ xbx "I'^ws'^x nb 'iia-ipn^
.-i2i^n nixi^-iriiBX onb
D'ai^lC^^, matmSS, read 'i:1B0, v. J'JB.
*ni'DT9lDS, 'DbS, (^3t9lS!}<) f.pl.(putealia,or
puteana) enclosures surrounding a well, protected cisterns
(in Noah's ark). Pirk6 d'E. El. ch. 23, expl. ib. QiD3?3n
'31 B'^^n niiax rx (not n'^G'^JS^ni) which cover the wells
and canbeopened and closed. Targ. Y. Gen.VI, 14 xni'^iaisx
(xni-3....?). Tosef.Erub.XI(VIII),7 -la-JlBX ""bs (ed.Zuck.
d'^b3 '3X,inoth.ed. omitted) tools for unlocking the puteal.
DlDllIDlDSS, V. 'i^i:^Bx.
lJ^p''"lI2lDS ed., X31-J1BX Ar., read X3"}X^-i-JQ m.
(Traxpiap^TfjC) patriarch, religious chief of the Samari-
tans. Gen. E. s. 94.
^D^Di< (^pDIS, "D^D^tS;) f. CiBx,
-^sn, cmp. rs^Vn)
return, exchange, equivalent, settlement (cmp. esp. Targ.
Prov. XXIV, 29, a. P. Sm. s. v. -JBrt). Lev. E. s. 34, end
X'ln
"in
riTi'l
'X (Yalk, Lev, 665 "i"^31B"iX, pi.) where is the
equivalent for the money spent? Ib, and of all those
(praised for their deeds with ashre) tTt xbx 'X bl23 xb
(Yal. 1. c. "I'^SIB'^X) none received the promise of an equiv-
alent except this (Ps. XLI, 2). Gen. E. s. 42 on the day
of the destruction of Jerusalem "^SBX Vx^^"^ iVlii Ar. (ed.
'3B1X) Israel received full payment for all their sins (ref.
to Lam. IV, 22). Ib. rtVlIU 'X ample, general settlement
;
Lam. E. 1. c. nn^b 'X settlement in full. [Tanh, Sh'moth
/J13,
diQBIBX, corr. ace] Num. E. s. 13; Esth. E. introd.
EuthE.introd. p3B1X (corr. ace). [Lam. E. to III, 13 "^Ja
'31BX Mus., hostages; v. xs^Bix]P^. ni'^sisx, ni'^SBX.
Y'lamd. Sh'lah, quot. in Ar.; Num. E. s. 17 a citizen
was paying annonae 'X ari131 and writing agreements
of converting (security for the case of forfeiture); v.,
however, fll^BSX.
i^^'ipiDlJ^ (S^tl"'&^<)
pr. n.pl. A2)ulia, the country
in the S. E. of Italy. Targ. Ezek. XXVII, 6 some ed,
oth. ed. a. Ar. X^'Vj-'X (h, text d^'^ns).
p''^lDS, Yalk, Ex. 365, read '|i''>"'BXB.
n^biSNi, n^bis^s, l^bis^ss m, pi. (b. h. h^)
beans. Toseh Ter,"x, 15-pVlB'^X, "pb-'BiX ed, Zuck. (Var.
d'^VilBX, d'^ls'^B'^X). Ib. n, 4 -pblB-^X (Var. 'p^s'^BIX). V. '|1BX.
DlI2iab-lSS, V, dvo.]?^.Bx.
^^tSQlSb^, V. X-J1B^X,
D"'t3^bQl5!J<, read G^-o^b??^BX,
S'^^'bCIS^^ Y. Ned. II, beg.
40'', read X^'^DB'^X, v.
x'jVj^ari.
"IISIJ^ m. bean (cmp. biBX s. v. d^lpiBX). Y, Yoma
IV,
43"=
hot, 'X3 i:$ only the size of a bean; v. IIBXn. Y.
Ab. Zar. Ill, 43* hot. n^n 'X31 had the shape of a bean.
PI. di?1BX, '|''?1BX. Kel, III, 2 ('^ilb^Sn 'X Ar,, Ms. M,
(ed. a'i3b?35n) large beans; v, libaa. Sabb. XXI, 3 (143=^)
'X bia 15?^ (Ms. L, 'BSi; ed, Sone "I'^^IB) the silique of the
bean, Teb. Yom I, 5; a. fr.
HmJIDS f, (=n'i31B
q, v., funda) money bag, purse,
suspended from the neck or from a belt. Y. Sabb. X, 12^
Sabb. X, 3
(92=*'^)
Ar. (ed. IB) ; a. fr.Tvnsf, ivomb. Tanh,
Thazr,3 n^nDIBXtl, n^^ilBX; ed. Bub, 5 IT^'lSIB (corr. ace);
[Lev. E. s. 14 "'pS'nX].
loi
mrcn. v.
i < " ' *, ff?
9Wf% (rNi4 ^i)>
w lOiByVII, DiCtJIyigil ( vtr. ti-'
M. in. Afo^amm (I'lHrtotiKM), am Im* U M*iik>'>
iMvIng banMi4 xhm Imm (i*'t
"
an Uol it -.-^
Twnpto). TMMk IV. ti Y. |i' k. II Kii^ tfto
rt*i(i. M oiMur of Idag Amiumpii Bfiptuwni of 4|Ttei
|>rh. A pOfWl OVrVfil. of 44tllH< Ml|l> II
VI. 1.
1
>r
">(
(fVx|a. aUMopM 'm, Md villi
. ^> /"flotataof to fAr fArtM ir to c A^A
.. . ^ .. ibro, ho iitw
1; 0i. E.*. 1; Ltv. R. a. 9 (oorr.
.<jMhold (a Coldlaff Moolt
. ;
-31
itfi IT ropss
*>
(oorr.
rib or lablaia la oao (v. Op8B),
(lot
uMd a* a ftwiaool b aonapllbla of tta*
.:.!.:. ^ . .;ing trod apon that wllh a raoaptaala Ibr
^A\ (writing Ubl*l) fu oaokaa bj Ao. (Oao. R. a. 17;
K.h R. lu III, 19. V.
Tiliml
D'CC'Ct^, raad
yCClBH, C'QDlDK f. (dro^cc4^>9t;)n(r.
diei,di9penmt*on, [Variool.Tcomiptad: TVC*C^XC*t*X,
OB-nw AO.J Y'laad. to 0d. UI, I qooL in Ar. (rf. to
ProT. XVni, 7) tha feola gira out TiVc '^Wtfm tbair
own Tvrdiet. Paaik. R. a. 44
'
,
'tiXO'^ UtO
'
Ut (corr.ace.).
lb. a, 46 (d. Fr. p.
187**) ^"WB
'^--3
raad H ^ ha
raeaivad his vardiet (of azpttUon from Bdan). Y. Sot.
Vn, %\* bot.; Y. B. Haah. I, 57*
bot 'Ttt; a. tt. (Taoli.
Sirmoth 13 rorwt 4cV, rMd ^q.}Midr. Till to
Pa. XVU; Yalk. Pa. 670 two owioai (v. TOmon) -jrrx
OWra(Wnfi'<Ma Taoxi andDTH'MO) mn (coom) aaeb
with a vardiet;
t.TTM^
LaT.B.t.Sl, bcf. r*-rsitAr
raad with ed. 9*QeK.
V~r"rX Koh. B. 10 m, 19, V.
Pf**.
i:"^^*
*j^^8 in.iil.(pa,pB)xa.i4(-h.'erc).
Y.Pes.Iv73a<^ top TOnte 10 OB Sabbath night. Pa& 166^
K^**
-
djimiawU of tha fettlTa daj with banadtetion;
. ft-Y. Peah vn,
),
top T"t (ooir. aec) a.
T.
fTV,
V.
P1K.J
"^plK^ m. pi. (Ai\ of
p)
onryH^ !. Taif. O.
Lv."xxvi, 5 ^cm -a
-j*
natil
T13*^W Ut R. a tft. %
*
;, Valb. I.
'S' "IN S
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:><
^.c-fMtf. t4i Aaui
\. . .... .MMi wHas Hail f IMi rtfa.
M^S^ t 'mi' t) Mw. itef
Joh xu. It 'tv-
I) /Vvaf i/ tf iArf. ptM. iir T -w n*
V. a^rv-Tmwu U*
III '1U ai f hia tii ialMiil lib
wntad.rinlli v.lil^FVl|l'Aklar.IlM IBM
Af. (ad. HTM, lU H. nrm^ MT ) as Bi Bto ihBfM
<l*.a.
pTHDt.
^'ffllDH t
(Aat#,r, > ft*
oB. xxnr, f^ fk V. 10 -rn -K w
!> iMac* w
MaatoT' -npi...., Ar. caMy^
'*.
a.MK
)
V.
bag.
* hot,
of^
. ^BBte
dwallii^ iMMii, cay prfryA h r
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m Bi. B.
a. 10 T
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'bwa iiaaa be am

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than-4
-r-wt Taf.Y.II>aa
a. a,T. >ca- li, 41 bot
flMda a'wovfty wMmm batag
of iha
p
lidgaa^
ff.
to
'
"T) H ha aada H a iwigaga hf
aayteg, Tm as
pif
jooraalfoBlyoaloriMBiaii^. Ibi II^H-^ynVBIkr
wrt
g
agad his ils; a. flr^9) aMv^fi^y^^ariMMW imiL
Tooat Bbabt TUI. H ^ r-<8 ^OB fad. B 1
a nota (auttUnci) aoalalaiav a MMtlBlifa abW"^"'^ **-
R. . SI 'n ^ It
*^
3T9 ghra mm % aartp^ on iRjr
flald.-R :
'
-m-.
'
V
'
l
- ^ M**^ If* f li I
m.
t ' (M*
M.
T
'g"*^-
>
V R*^^ Dl B a. L Mta) willa. amngti
daadaAe. TonfL Sahb. VIII (IX), U VTT
i
-noB dL
Zwfc. (ad. TV^ raad Vr>.
1^
(-h. h. tff) la dtaM^ fa^. 91 Oaa. B. .
(amplMUiv W. Oaa. XXTm, It w lafciilt laeah)
*3\
ID C^9I$
aportiag wiBi hte.
SrSH t,eoMl.rr>(rB|bBfcPirjrM/;aa
o/* gri^'rvg. Y. O Oas. XXTl, JS ad. (Ar.
7>
N'"rHin.
(
u m)fai. II iliiiBi flh.sr*'*f-*rai
--- i;- Ar. (ad. Ii li at;
Var. leet. . Bahb^ B. B a.
L Mto 7) tha BiMa text daaeribaa their wmitmmmm,
luadaaw Fm. St\ .
WJI
w
sQXXs . lent.
^rrr7!QCtt Xoh. B. to l, Y :? -C?. prabc ta be
read wayMW t (daMMB. of TTiOBB)
xp'^ntsiBx 102 K'^SllD^BK
(for the Jew-Christians living in community of goods).
[The entire passage seems to be corrupt or defective.
V. Zunz Gott. Vortr.
p. 275.]
^^P^'"lta^ss, v. xp-^^rjsx.
^)P^niI2S^i^ pr. n. m. Aftoriki. B. Mets.
5''
"il mnx
'X; Hull. 64''
. . . ixnDin (Dostai) the father of R. A. (Y.
Yoma IV, 41'>
top '31
mnx iplias Patruki, brother of
B. Darosa).
12125^1}^, t^^lDDN m. (=r:!iB-J^B; v. -J-oS) 2mppets
of
clay, a set
of clay (or metal) pins to put pots on for
cooking, pot-stand. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. I, 12 in TU'^UJ 'K
'31
a pot-stand containing metal. Tosef. Nidd. VII, 3 "^litX
(corr. ace).
"'I2DS Yalk. Deut. 810, read x:;I3B\N!-Tosef. Nidd.
VII, 3; v. preced.
l5<;Q^^f,
v.
-r^.
nl^DTDD^, V. 'i?iB5<.
rriDSS f. (rjB, Nif. ^DBD to part; v.n^JBn)
1) fare-
well-address, homiletic observations made on parting
with the host that entertained scholars, toast (in praise of
hospitality, charity, support of students &c.). Gen.R.s.60
R. Y. 'fit r\}i lis? used the (preceding) text for a toast;
a. fr.2) V. XPi'i-jBX.
l^blDintiSU^ Yalk. Gen. 9; XBTJtfi<, 01BTJBX,
pB-iIiBX, V. Siei-i-j'^BX a. follow.
NTinuDiS f. (v. tTi::BSi!) proTp. coiiclusion, esp.Aftarah,
or Haftarah, i. e. the prophetic lesson read in Synagogue
after the reading from the Pentateuch. Pes.
117''
'fiti
(the benediction) belonging to the Aft.*Gitt.
60='
'X IBD
(or pi. fitn'niiBX) prob. a book containing homiletic notes
for toasts &c,, v. fTi-JBfit. [V, Rapap. Er. Mill. p. 167.]
Cmp. 'T^OBr?.
^DIS, "jlaObl 'IS Y. Hor.III,47'^^bot., v. "p^D^SiBX.
^S!J<, nSX (b. h.; ytiH, V. 51BX) [to heat, darken,
cmp. yan,] to bake. Keth. V, 5 nsixi and must bake.
Pes. 116^ Y. Ab. Zar. V,45"'' hot. Ci'^'iisn '5
'fit baked three
ovenfulls of bread ; a. fr.Part. pass. "i^Bfit baked, (as a
noun) pastry. Pesik. R. s. 16 '31 inst 'fit (some ed. "ilBS;
Pesik. Eth Korb.
p. 58'\ Yalk. Num. 777 ^^2^ corr. ace.)
I charged thee with the furnishing of one kind of pastry
(to supply the governor's household).

PI. di-^IBfit. Mekh.

Bs'hall. Vay. 4.Fem. n^lBfit. Gen. R.s. 67 (play on epho.
Gen. XXVn, 37) 'fit -|nB\hy bread is baked, thou sbalt
have to eat without labor. lb. 'fit fitn-iillB (read ^^niS^IB),
V. n'^an'iB a. '13'1'iB.
Nif. nSfitS to be baked. Cant. R. to IV, 11 (play on
epho, V. supra) ni lisna '3 ia
who is to be baked in this
oven (hell)?Men. XI, 1; a. e.
Hithpa. nBJtnn same. Mekh. 1. c. nsfitn^ nin
became
baked of itself. SifreNum.89 "i13n3 d'^Sfitn^n things baked
in the oven.
^DS, S!St (riDS) ch. same. Targ. Gen. XIX,
3 ; a.
fr.Men.94^ni3'!X"l
^1i3
after he baked it. Sabb.63'' fitB'^pb
to bake.

"jafit, iXn'^'^'zn baking tvomen, bakers. Targ. I Sam.

VIII, 13.Ber.
58^''
'fit I'^nw sixty bakers.lb. I'l'iEfitl and
they used to bake. Y. Bets. IV,
62''
hot. nsio njnfit (read
nB"io) she came in order to bake; a. fr.
Ithpe. ^Bfitrnfit to be baked. Targ. Lev. VI, 10; a. e.
^<JDS,
v. fitBfit.
]^'V^_, V. r^Bfit.
JS l~"DsS m. ("I'lB) stable-floor, or cement formed on
the stable-floor by moistening and stamping the dung.
Nidd.
28'^
he burned the corpse 'itn fitlT^B ys Ar. (ed. y's"
D'i"i11Bfit) over the dung on the cemented stable-floor.
[0th. opin. marble-plate, meaning a hard 'cemented sub-
stance, cmp. bba 1I33.]
n1t3l'^5S m. pi. (DIB) prop, able to talk (sensibly),
hence children of about six or seven years. Y. Gitt. V,47''
hot. fifiilB 'fit ifyototh (Mish. ib. 8 referred to reads niu^SB
q. V.) means little ones (v. fit^B). Y. Maas. Sh. IV,
55'
'31
'fit n^ "iriB expounds the subject by analogy
with the law concerning minors, for we read in the Mish-
nah &c., V. supra.
mC^ntO^Si^, read nTOBiniiiBfit.
C>D 1 lU Dc>
1) m.(ch. form=next w.)
\)
gtiardian,ad-
ministrator
;
procurator (of a Roman district). B. Mets.
39=^ '31 '^SJp'i'i^ 'fit we appoint no guardian for the bearded
(adults). Y.ib.in,beg.
9='
'fit nn m^'Jb to appoint another
person as an administrator of the hired or loaned object.
Lam. R. to V, 12 fitrilp^ h"'))^ 'fit a governor (proconsul)
entered a town.PI. fit^sil-J'^Bfit. Pesik. Asser p.
95"^
p^'^fit
'31 'fit those Roman proconsuls that go out visiting the
country places (cmp. Ex. R. s. 31, end).2) fem. admi-
nistratrix; V. fit^^BIIM'^Bfit.
DlDlnt:^ss
C^s^,
"im, 'um)
d
m. (i^(.
TpOJroc)same. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXIX,
4;
a. e.B. Mets. 39*
'fit "pli^JJJS the court appoints an administrator. Y. Ter.
1, 40*'bot. dblS^ 'fit a permanent administrator (guardian),
iismb 'fit a temporary administrator (substitute). Ex. R.
s. 46 'fit bsfit nb^Sn^ reared in the house of a guardian
;
a, fr.Sabb. 121* "^^fO bU3 'X royal administrator (of the
fiscus).Trnsf. Keth. IS*', a. e. niiisb 'X "jiX there is no
guardian (no means of guarding) against inchastity; Y.
ib. I,
25'1
top ni'i^S ^55 'H.Pl. d'^OB'i^a'iBX, "I'^GBi^-J'iBX,
"^iBi-iCiiBX I'^B'iraBX. Targ. Y. Gen. XLI, 34. Pes.VIli, 1.
Esth. R. to I, 2; a. fr.Tosef. Ter. V, 7 'X tltil-in T'rumah
set apart by administrators in behalf of minors. Y. ib.
1. cGen. R. s. 6; Yalk. Gen. 9 'j^'blBI^-J'^BX (corr. ace);
a.fr. [Yalk. Ps. 771 Clllp^BX twice, read our w.]
2) fem.
V. next w.
S^Dlni3^S^, &<Dlni2^SS ('Ids) f. administra-
trix, guardian. Keth. IX, 6 (86) (Mish. ed. XB . . ., Talm.
ed. X-^B . . .). B. Bath. 144 XB . . . . Y. Keth.IX, 33* top
XBI^a^BX, XB^MBX a. DiBI'JBX. Tosel". ib. IX, 3.
rw
f
ti
if^
lOS
htpt ^tmtmyilraHm. TomC . I*<b II. ft
JKoflk., eorr. .)) tcmt. Btli. tX. a
wbM li# hM cMMd ^0 ht M MiMtalimMtff.
Wr9> nwr balUf h kilwr faHiKiw o> Uw fcltiJli
M ft tpwiw oC Mttklimt V. 3i)ii< Mmi. M*t . tr^tt
H*f.
Y. Pw. lit, to^ lop n x n ivtM Um Msm
rMiulnd Ibr buklag. (Y' N4. Vtl, 40 boi. Wi 1
<
VMd rrj^ M TomH lltf. I. 1.1
IIP r<r
Itt.
'9)
m. CM) *ift>
4 10 fPDV
c^
lUa M* bol Ar.
Mai. M. pBI, ffa4
. t? Wtm 9L Mmk,
(Var. rti).

>*H m. (b. h. ; bcit) alow fo rifM, iatt im tJk* mimm.

M. Kai. V n Ui tM-odvMi, opp. -<*9^ Om. H..ftl, baf.
ID rn tuw At ih advMMad nMon. FMa.hy*f9 a^HMMirf
MhMm. rmimif mmm. Y. Tiuml 1, M* botAP^^i"^
Y. R. Biuh. Ill,
bf.
47^
lAwfM mkkk mmttirt kit fo
W^ vK NI^M eb.Min. M. Knur-
's* n\) Ma.'k. (tI.
MT X
diir. v. in lUci
gcvwlttf gMdao mm! by wstarlaf b nwk** h
iaff.--A m. ^W. -Hx. Txtt. Kob. XI. i
Tmu. a** ^VM I
.
tb rsin)
Aft*" *%MI^ ""fi t>M... .u ....-r ompa (iu ;>>
....i
yan, ro'lhat Um Inlarral of Uni variw). B, t. MrV<^
W^^ Tbtf. a Bx. IX, S9. R. HMb.
8*
\aiM tmeUri^,
lORfiBh abMp, opp. KT'^r
r .
HTrX
f. (b. b. rtex) imrkmm. Qmu R. a. W hac-
(nteuul ilnrknoaa; triala Ac.); v. scnn.
Tnrg. Pt XIV, a (h. texts:); a. .B. HMb. tS* (raad-
iiR STM Ia<v. Will. S: 4; 37 mm if eiP) Vbicb pe will
. n>claim',
':*
"^x STX ye aTm if anisf in tbo ppoint-
nni of the festtT* calendar Ac, L e. tb appointnt
1 Ui Supreme Court ia deAaita aai bjading. Bar. f*.
fr.
v^"'^
'K even if foUowiaf tba opiaiaa ofte.; a.T.ft-.
1
r*nt, R. ond "^-'trts
"X, r. aexi w.]
Uv\,
1 1 > S^i ni (srtu.wv. azttAtw*. part.
pns ot arsiAsw, |in>b. borrowe<i ft.Aquila toPt.CIT,S3)
'A.Y :Vm>i<;. Y. Ber. IX, 13*
boU cnmb ^O^gV H srr:
Mo kH>ks upoD hia world threataainf to dtatroy it. Cant.
R. end, that tima "s* "^rrxri 'irtat rr^pn ssrr (read
bag. (fMi. la Af wUkmL to fa. t a| Vsr^ViM
lA^Cpaad <ialiV
)9| Ha laaba Uifiaalia^aa Mmil4
1
iBp^ HMr. TUL to Pa. XVIU, ) Yalfc. U BmL IM
B,l*^rvViiikMMAr.(ai.l4'VH, Ma-f.
p
i
^ir^
mI ^WI r^. YVaal. ranb- i
M *9rfr|.
^t^gilm . IpttMM. tai| /Mp. Wte.
r I IIHT IIW ^IIHiiiwul (ilttii
J )g
[fcti
I to* r*V*lii. TV'Vt 11*^, a4. r^***. fa4
r'Sll,
7*^9^v.|
mmt fM AB. ik. X, land rTWi

v*^
a4Mwr. TbatlLlLlMkX.ft'VWIal.]
tiaair.MHV
u:
aerr. aaa4- Bi Balli.
144*'
okaw. v.labb. D. t-a-L
eVBfnftv ad. (Ar. OVsbt),
*OTH, 'it "tQ
pr.aM.
U
tba XikHffod. Ab. Ear. 4J* Iba Ifwa af 'K <V f^-TS
d. (Ma. VT:9i
T. Babb. D. Iu a. L) a
( lata) and of Sarapia. (OHif. iaaha Billr. n, (
la Sai. Aal. a. v. Cnit
)
IToaat Par. T (!), t
raad Hb ad. tmtk. trmn, r. ^MfTk]
"!fi.C"W m. pL (hwniM)
but ma. balk*B. a. T4 aad, ad.; r. -^POlllt.
Daot. n, t (^aoL fai Ar. ad. pr.; oUi. ad.
'
!UU>.
rrt-TtSCW f. pi. (InvTUaavl <
mamban of aa tablalaia. T. laea. t, l
cp.nrtqqrf,
jTiL'tW, 1'1'i'WI, luiiaptfuai of
TOrai^ or of aast v.
yilSTO . (ifCntaii. apUppin) aaddlr dKI. a
flgaiatita aiprawina fcrtbaptalabaiaaiiaiof tbal
liatSoak; t.
TifL
Kob. B. to m, ! (rrt to *iba
taga of mam ovar bawtt' Bob. L e) 'Tt
*^
(corr. aac) and aa aphippiaai ia pvaaaad oar it (tb lock
of tba btrttock) ia ocdar tbat ba a^so* laak aa bidaoaa
aa a baaai; Oaa. B. a. IT T'twrmt (aad iilbwahi, to ba
aucmtod after Kob. B. L a.); Talk. Kob. MP t ta
"^
Vs
<?""
(eovr. ace).
carrMT^ cNaif hrfiwiiai Ab. Zar. II* (v.
4
r--f.
Jnf.
(
/-, a^b. b. %. W^^i fta ^pA;
^
--r*
a- - %"
'
!
rtnr*) afBt pmm tfwmi. Ukm.
U1hi naad fbr apafirra. alw m frmmn fmr itetralir*
DinoS'^BK- 104 1io->npiB
hangings. Y. Sot. IX, end, 24*^; Tosef.ib.XV, 9 n^l? bnx
'31 '"iiS"'SX Xin but one may make lath frames and hang
thereon whatever decorations he may desire. [Bab. ib.
49'^
n^l'iSB; Eashi ni-iSi-iQ sing.] Kil. VI, 3 nspn bs
'X on a portion of the esjoahers. Ib. VII, 3 'K inia the
balance of the espaliers (on which no vine is trained).
Kel. XVII, 3 '21
'^SS (Ar. 'iS ; Mish. '1SN) frames for hang-
ings to which reeds were fastened from the bottom up-
ward (crosswise) for support. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VI, 6
(a. freq. in comment.) ni-ist^B'^S. Ib.
'21 nrXTU nnx^B'^B
a frame (baldachin) which cannot be taken up by its
handles and carried through the door (outside).Ch.
X'nsiS'iS, X'irS"'B. V. also X-n^lS a. "|'i"'"iSlX. ["I softened into
1,
cmp. n-i:ii:sn.]
*DnDD^DS or DTlDSISS y. Ter. Vm,
46'>
^h
'21
'X ',l::n, prob. to be read
'21 XT^absb ll'J^ xb they (the
would-be captors of R. Isi) had not arrived at Talmyra
before all of them (the royal court &c.) were gone (car-
ried into captivity). V. Jf^aJT.
1^bt2:i^DS, V. r>^t?p^x.
p'^DJiJ (b. h.
;
pax, /pB, V. pIB, ppB, pB:, p3B ; a) to
break through,
go
forth;\))toheafree man, ruler)\) spring,
rivulet (ch. ST^:iB).P^. ts'^p^BX. Ab. Zar.
54''
hot.
2) rukr. PL as above. Cant. R. to V, 12 (allud. to afike
mayim, Cant, ib.) '2l b" 'X tsfili; they (the scholars) are
appointed officers over the waters of the Law.
&<Dllp^DJS.=S<;'i"ll3^B. Y. Shebu. VII,
37'' 'Xl n^no
(Y. B. Kam". VI, 'end,
5^
'tr\).
Dlblp^&S(?) pr.n.m.^i>M"ofos. Tosef. Hull. VIII,
3;
cmp. Dblp2X. V. -p-iipiBX.
ji^lp^DS, palp^SiJ, V. next w.
jU Ip BcS m.(i7rlxu)fi,ov=coniessatum ire; cmp.Sm.
Ant.s.v. Conmsatio; Plut.n,726 Fragm. ed.Wytt.) 'to the
aftermeal entertainment!'=oaY,'Remove the cloth' . Pes.X,8
'X riDBn inx "ii-iiliBTD
l-^X
after the Paschal meal one must
not wind up by saying, 'Now to the after-meal entertain-
ment'; (cmp. triuBX). Y. ib.
37'^
top
'21 xrr^ xbu: '|i^:ip'iES<
in order that one should not break loose from his comp-
any and join another.

"p^aipiBX m.pl. (iTrix(o(xoi) things

belonging to the after-meal, dessert. Ib. hot. 'X "^X^ what
are epicomoi? Fruits, sweet-meats &c., v. "iptll. Tosef.
ib. 11
'21 jl^'^p'^BX . . .
.
'pli-JBO "pX ed. Zuck. (read"prj1p..)
we must not offer epikomoi, as nuts, dates &c. [Pes.
119''
'21 xbttJ ni l^X 'X iX^ seems to be a corrupt text; prob.
to be read : bxiJaiT 1:qX 'X "^X^
'21
xbir 21 I^X Xasa ^Xn
'21
"1152 ; cmp. Y. 1. c. top
'21 xba 'X . .
.
; bot. 'X "^X^
'21
12X ^xi^ir . . . .]
iS I Ip ifN m. ("ipS, V. next w.) an irreverent person,
scorner. PI. "'lip'^BX. Ned, 23* '21
'x "'n''2UJ1 for it occurs
frequently that disrespectful persons attack the scholars.
Dimp'^SS m. (Dips, enlarg. of IpB, cmp. t32-iB &c.;
cmp. "pOnpBX) one irreverent
of authority or religion,
sceptic, heretic. [The peculiar form and also the mean-
ing assigned to our w. found a ready support in its phon-
etic coincidence with Epicurus, the philosopher; cmp.
N.T.Acta XVII, 18. The derivatives of our w. and those
of the plain root IpB interchange frequently.] Snh. X
(XI), 1, the following have no share in the world to
come .. .'XI and the Ep.; Y.ib.XI,27d ^q^ -py^ ^^^^ -n-
'21 X~iBD as the one who (speaking of the Law) says
(sneeringly) 'That book', or 'Those Rabbis'. Bab. ib.
99''
(similar definition). Ab. II, 14 'xb 3"^u;nu; n?a 'J'^^^ that
you may know what to reply to the sceptic; cmp. Snh.
38'^;
a. fr.P/.'-i^O-iip-^BX,
Qit?
'ITip-^DX. R.Hash.n^*
Yalk. Num. 764. Hag.
5*'
'XT2 '^S iirfn "^X^ how shall we
henceforth cope with the heretics?, i. e. opponents of
tradition (Jew-Christians; cmp.
)'''Q
a. Snh. 38'').
Cmp.
xr)i-i|DBX.Denom. nipinip-^Bx, v. niD-iip'^BX.
pn1p"'Si<, "pIp^DS, only in 'X2 as adv. (v. preced.
ws.) without'restraint. Hull.
104*'
'xa 'i'^V2X3
n3i25i
S^l"
(Ar.
'"IT
. . ., ed. *|1 . . ., some ed. 'p'^BX, without prefix 2)
poultry and cheese may be eaten without restraint, expl.
ibid. '21 '^"1:23
X^i without intermission by washing
hands &c. *[A marginal note referring to the opinion of
biblpiBX, Tosef. Hull. VIII, 3, has been mistaken for a
var.lect.of ourw., as D^b-^pax, OlbplBX, Olblp^BX, O'^bipBX,
and another glossator, prob. thinking of facialis, cpaxio-
)vTfj;, added n^blJ'a '"'B all of which was interpolated in
Alfasi a. 1., a. in Ar. s. v. 'pllp^BX.]
niOnip^D^^ f. (denom. of t3i-iip''BX) licentiousness,
acepticis'm. Kidd.
66''
'X in rxp'y^'i (some ed. nipil
)
scepticism (Sadduceism) came over him.
priDp^SS, l^^rCtQp^DN
(corr.'iBX)f.(airoxoT-
xapiCeiv) orig. playing at coitabus, or squirting ivine into
a botvl; trnsf. (S.) the gourmand's practice of
taking an
emetic before meal; to vomit. Sabb.12'^;
123*''.
Ib.XXII,6.
Tosef. ib. XVI (XVH), 22, Var. ed. Zuck. j'^T'il-JpBX.
Succ.
40*';
B. Kam. 102*; Sifra B'har ch. I, end dirsap-^BX
(corr. ace). [A noun dTioxoTxaPiai; to which our w.
would correspond, is not in the vocabulary.]
SDb^P^^lJ?, iwp^DS, i^i?b^p^Dm.pi.(iix.
TtoxiXra, TToixiXxa, ra) embroidered garments (quoted
as Aquila's translation of niapl Ez. XVI, 10; LXX
TtoixiXa). Pesik. B'shall. p.
84'', Cant. R. to IV, 11; 12
xnp'^bBiX, X::pibBX (corr. ace). Lam. R. beg. 'p31X Oain
Xlip'^'ba pnii:pbBX (read Gb"ip3.', and corr. ace. by striking
out one of the two words as var. lect. that came into
the text; cmp. Pesik. 1. c. note).
Dln^p;DNi,
&"!p^?5St, Din^p2D5j< pr.n.pi. Epi-
ccerus, a town East of the Jordan (Ptol. V, 16, 9),
in
Targ. corresp. to h. r!23?53, Targ, Deut. Ill, 14, O. "'pBX;
Y. II 'p^BX
n"i''1p (Y. I corrupt Dllip-'-JDXI imp). Targ.
Josh. Xn, 5; XIII, 11; 13.
pbp^SS, V. 'pb^piB'ix.
sninp^ss, V. xriipBx.
1"cnp^D!S, "fnnpTS, v.
r^y^^.
wwi
10ft
k
Wj5 Cl .
oi^T"H^
"CM (b, h. T^fTJ q. .) If |i 'i-
'kiI. II, a Miy mm I .
a4
<irn ih *'>il nvr (dMo
^
<i.o |iri<>t mm*!)
i^bn
> ^KU.l. If r|yt*
te ikftU *
> r.
Tff^)
lo |prooi.
t|CR Af rtit ! IfWoli. |)|t(lr(Ml. a.ML)
_
i OhiOA. Till. II; a. Ar.
Y Kil. 1X sr top
T*M yMl Itini Moand, torn roosd.
>ln. S&^ A. Ar.
IV^
ivfw il, or, I mwrv* IL lb. rr
-S
rstK rm how eu you rtrarM lit Oitt. M** n-;;*
! 1 im rovcrM it; m. Ar.<Witli mrov) i rfwnt tA
ifA.
Ut^ rA oatM ortrhlAt
Offmml, fMbm, 41* In a
> wbar* Um Biblioia U prMoribw moftib
IT^f?
K^
> allow it not to b ahiftod ovr to tbo eUiannt; a. ft.
tebli. 91* rrb
TW ho rtvwd {^ i. . idtl th
<
-t*>t to him in Invortod ordor. Yob. M* h^ It h
horJQslthorovww. OHt.
47**
^MT^|*? thoy will
rTrM; a. IV.3) Co wolwii, iMirfly. Tann. U*
. .^brb rrssm (M.M.?Tin) that I aboold doMroy
t h world.
3)
(enp. rf^nijt) to Ait to i iritt, Mr* /or,
mimI. T. Bota. 1,
60* bol,; T. ShoM. IX, ST top; Y.Bmh.
III. ai'' hot. (rMidO "S^ M rfrrt >
itx its what doM
'
h Uw about wieks eoocm as who apMlUaf of tbo
.! vrbat ralation ia thcra btwaaa tba two? T. Tar.
-".
4 top
'3*
rrrs '}
itx rrs what rataHoo la thart
n raligioQs Uw* and nnitark' praenationaeoaeam>
u(Miako*bitn flrnltf lb. "S^ ""Sfiit ma (oorr.aee.).4) to
<iOM nftoMt, (rariJ; (ra//lr. Ah. Zar. Sl^ "aBIt 9^ all
ha people ara aboat, on the road.S) tojMy in rffnm,
> rrialiate, v. "^^ . ?*
/TApr. Txrx, -,cr, > to
ckamfff of. Data.
10^ -rtr-x
-trs (Old ed. correctly '^CPK, mod. ed.
I
'
MUIt JWmt,
Xv M. -r^ciTi) they ohanfad placaa. DeriT. '3||; MSV^
'TrS. ^^X, T. praeed.
^r!^ only in Hif. V'txn (danom. of Wk q. t.) to
iakf dark, ofrfcwrr. 8abb. 88* boi. T'^tea V^KQ ba ankaa
<.*rk by praadinf his aloak (corar) ovar hiaaalf. T. B.
iwuh. Ill, 13* top 'X^ *nro tba trea atnnda than and
.^es the light away.3) to ht kit in ripmmt ginmf
iriK Ac; to Aone iiito eropa. T. ShabL Y, ba. SS' rrr
-iV'tSlJ yaan slow in ripaninf, whan the orop is drijt% * i
.
lien. R. s. 99 rVfixr x*rrr wbieh has lain oropa.
bCllalkMM. llkV<l9naferaf.Blll. BwlMftuT*
.M^ .U^
^^ ^^^
_^

^^
'
Ttl, 11 IllllllUi
mgf
IglK.
^^l M. ty^
9. tmi trnp. ^m, Var^ {ikUk
pofy4 1) 4tr*. aM.M^. a. fr. lir-s a 4mk {^ktUv
laM) liiinai,
r^'fi
t 4ark pimf. T Kan. tX. ftH top;
I'M il^ IQ. " in vnlnr or In adnrt ptone reevei^
it hm. r^f^ U*. K. aw 9
*
r^tan 4mt aUn*; ^
>,f| Anwy. rfiwrrf iil. aW. ia DawNk V*HV. .
^
bWU (*5T^).
*
T9
pr. n. pi I;m 4Arf
(DMbRami. nMnnnrnMiM. Dma. fl^ 9arv

M*. M. (ad.
'
I
mmmta tm^tttm K^^.Afiimimm
bnUM kia Ibnt la wMar. Ik H
rP
*^ **^ . . . . 4. OU
iran WTT) I ten
*-M fiiMA kiM. ff A
(MK, Am4 worn mt m ctonir nn^ mtmi fmr ka^mmr.
aabb. IM* Ar. a. lUAl (ad. Vi*rm, lU It rVm naw.
ana.|L T. lb. XTl, lf top T*r% (nOTr.nai.)^ KALTUl. I
Vhux pi MA. (Bak. ai. trm, mm. aaa^ Yar.
r^.
T^U. rnnbotli XU
QnUlaa (CMnian). Y. KaiX,n'boi.in3*ihalnk
of P.~T. 9alL nr, and, M^(n.-) Jf
la
^1^
t (aiia i4
i^U
H
wO
(-al aaavT^^ h. rirp^) to nMrf. to
BaMr tt
-^'3 Ve i6 to Mlnta Um kiaf.
fVwwaad I
'31
"t^Ms l6 fmanad.
to Mfcata hto toilMr tka ktaf. Owe B. tn I, It
(oofT. aee,). Y. Ab. Ear. 11,41^ hoi. oai&; JOir.
vn rm ann6 (eo(T.n0a, or Tar.*Vi6). (Tnlk.
lOM "an6 aoaa a4, md: xaai.1
B.1W
I
C*t2r!^M (agytT|go*)
f
to nMrf (to join bnwi^
Pwilu B. S.5I iranalatint kaiwmfmmm (Pk Xm. >.
[Oomat: nsT^ *i nvp WR iDtt vb s^nao !*>
ts9
^i^
rh -)i ; T. Midr. TDL to Pa. L e.)
,
'
V
V
. with : insaitad) ii^pii fi arf T. Bskk Of,
9<
top li Ar. (ad. 1). Ih. I. f bat. CTOri-pM (nni 7 . . );
T. Ab. Zar. IL
41^
U
Pa
paiaBal ptonaa
,g
'
Jl^ ^
v.]
wjilpcr. (^Vonf), a kind of
"insBx 106
or sole over which straps are drawn for fastening; cor-
resp. to h. bs3^. Taan.
12'^
'X
'^^'^'^Q-Q
(Ms. M. ixnao pi.)
having put on appantas (on a public fast-day). Yeb.
102''
'=1
b?p 'X n-b mn (ed. 'B; v. Ar. ed. Koh. s. v.) the
panta is one 'from on' (referring to Deut. XXV, 9 'and
she shall strip his shoe from on his foot'), and the thong
a 'from on' of a 'from on', i. e. panta and thong are two
coverings. Ber.43'^ 'SO X^X Tl^X Xbl (ed. 'B2) this applies
only to the panta (upper).
^njDS, V. "I'JSBX.
DS m. (b. h., V. next w.) [extremity,] ankle.D\.ml
Di'iDBN.' Yoma
77
'\ Cmp. D-^OB^N.
CDS (CDS) (b. h., yoti, V. 0GB to cut off) 1) to
be gone.[As a noun: there is an end o/" . . .] B. Bath.
11
1^
ni-tsT C^nan) OBX (v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.) (the words
of) Zachariah (to whom you refer as an authority) are
(is) gone, i. e. they are no authority.2) homiletically
used as though a Greek word (acps;) let go, leave alone.
Pesik. Vattomer p.
130''
(ref. to hedfes, Ps. LXXVII, 9)
D"^BX K"T33 Xin 1511
"ilirb it is a Greek word, as if yuu
were to say, afes (let alone) ; Lam. R. to I, 2 "iiax X"^53'i
DBX (strike out lOXI, a. read D^BX); Ex. R. s. 45 yrdb
nijn DBX
1311
in Greek aphes means, (he) let go; Yalk.
Ps. 816.[Gen. R. s. 40 (ref. to efes Jud.IV,
9); omitted
in Yalk. Gen. 67, an interpolation from passages quoted
above.]
DDS pr. n. m. Afes, an Amora. Sabb. 59'';
a. fr.
DD^^ dialect, for ys^ q. v.
^JIDSS, read:
TDICDXj
j
J*cSlis m.(64ltuvlov)J3ror^^9^on,marA:e^
^n^. Tanh.' Tsav 1
'31 '(iJIGBX innbuJ -Q3
(some ed.-pS . . .
.)
I have already sent the marketing to thy house (brib-
ing the market commissioner); Yalk. Lev. 479 "ilSOBIX;
Mic. 555 "piDBIX (corr. ace).
n^nnODlS, Treat. Der. Er. Vm, beg. "iisbin lifi
'31
'X nx (v. Var. lect. ibid.) a corrupt and defective
passage, to be restored from Lam. R. to IV, 2 a. Tosef.
Ber. IV, 8, our w. being a remnant of nnBaiS. V. Koh.
Ar. Compl. s. v. I, 224.
5<1I2DDS Erub. 100^ supposed to be pr. n. pi.
(Var. in Rabb.D.S.a.l.note60 NiBiyst, X'JiBUJiX, XiBiBUJX).
V. Neub. G6ogr. p. 348.
nn''I3pD5S f. (redupl. of CB, v. &DB) rake or pitch-
fork. Y. Sabb. VII,
10=*
hot. if one works on flax stalks
(on a Sabbath)
'31 ann
'X2 with a rake (spreading them
apart), he is guilty of an act resembling winnowing.
ppI3pD!J< f. pi. (TTiaxaxta, ra) the fruits of
the
pistachio-tree. Y. Dem. 11, beg. 22''; Y. Maasr. I,
48'^
bot. 'BIX; cmp. )i'i:i>!S:.
riT'pDS f, pi., prob. denomin. of OBX (W-Ql DBX
r Sam. XVII, 1) of Epheft. Y. Dem. II,
22''
bot. 'X -ii-i^P,
Ephes dates,
I T
-^
T
-(ob8ianus, d^i(xv6^) obsidian, a stone used
as glass.' Tanh. Naso 23. Yalk. Ps. 842 ;ii::1BX (read
li^GBIX). [Midr. Till, to Ps. XCI; Num. R. s. 12 -|iBi'bp.]
Cmp. "^JiiTEX.
V. ni^lBTSX.
j
7^J OSSS m. (dtj;iv&tov) absynth, worm-toood. Ab.
Zar.30^ 'X lb the bitter wine is that of absynth (absinth-
itea); v. ')1-JDiOB.
sa^p^DDS, sap^DDN, V.
x^TPBx.
X"l^DDU<, V. xnOBX.
T : - T T :
-
cS^JDDS f. (o<|*toviov, cmp. "pJIDBX) provision, esp.
supply and pay for an army. Snh.
18'^
'X QllUti -jV'a the
king (is excluded from the court deciding on the inter-
calation of a thirteenth month) on account of the soldiers'
pay (it being to his interest to create an embolistic year),
lb. II, 4 (2l'0 (Mish. a. Gem. ed. 'SOX thi-oughout the
whole page, Ms. M. 'OBX) 'X ',nil: il3
as much as is required
for the stipends he has to pay. Y. Snh. 11,20' top Xii:dBX.
PI. nii30B5< (doubtful, prob. nii3D3X}. Cant. R. to I, 2
'X -^TVO hin;a (read pbn^, ed. niirOBX, nii3DiBX).
Sifre
Deut. 828 ; Yalk. ib. 946 rixi30BX.
*Sa^pDDS, Sap^OSU^, Sa^p^DSi< m. (a cor-
ruption of axtcpivo;) {rope) twisted
of palm-leaves, (v.
Low Pfl.
p. 118). Erub.
58='
ed. a. Ms. (Ar. X-2ipBX).
"|DD!J<, npp'^S
- (Pers- afsai". ^^^- to Levy Targ.
Diet. I,'418''; tfaXXiov) bit. Sabb. V, 1; a. e.
SnpSS (jJ^n'pSi^) ch. same. Targ. Y. Num.
XIX, 2.Trnsf. the means
of taking possession, as pos-
session is taken of the horse by seizing it by the bit.
Kidd. 27^ '31
xynxi 'XI IM'^ the deed is valueless in itself
as it is merely the bit of landed property. B. Bath.
53*'
xyiXT 'X IS'a the balk is &c. (taking possession of which
is equal to taking possession of the fields to which it
belongs).
p^nODS, ^pnODS f. (supposed to be an adapt,
of oi{<o9iQXTf]) wallet. Gen. R. s. 70 when Laban could not
see niniprOBX 'iBX (ini
, Yalk. Gen. 124 'pirOBX
without 'IBX, Ar. omits 'iBX, Lonz. XinpiaOiBX, Rashi
'UOBX without 'IBX) even his (Jacob's) wallet. [Prob. to
be read nili'l ipiRIBX i^n ... or nin^piniBX, cmp. Tar*;.
Y. Gen. XXIV, 10.]
CS>DiS m. (contr. XBX; corresp. to h. ?13S; 2?BX to
color, cmp. HBX) [the checkered,] hyena or leopard. PI.
X^?BX. Targ. I Sam. XIII, 18 (h. text Oiyh:).
n3^DN m. (b. h.
;
prob. fr. SBX, v. XiBIX ; cmp., how-
ever foreg. w.) [the foaming,] viper, adder. Bekh.
8='.
Gen. R. s. 20.
^D!S (b. h.; /qx; cmp, MX, ^t>n, qB3 &c.) to swell,
to bend; to press, to surround^ to heat, to darken, (v.
T^tt*
107
-W, CW. tw,
fM
Ac). MMr. Tm. IP ^ XTIII, ft. .
lo IV XVttl. t (!
H.)fM*Ml. MMf. TUL
w4 lb.) Im m VM
(Ml. L Mtaai Ma* H *v^ rw, urv m ate**.!
TtmL thr, Mr. X, Ar., nmd *rm .
P^CTTWt-
niicM Willi Mrmw r.
tb. X, n<} !>
k-
V. Hhb.lll.*r>. :
II 'Ir
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<tiUb M
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llM
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Y. 1'M.t. r tfi rtsvu.
N
jmitM^Twt.
fmm.
r^ T^-
Mofl ! lop II kV* Ma^ M. (vd. 7> bla wH woMwiiit
.,.,
.,^ OItU If*
i;pCr^
Mn lUabl (a. V'M) to ()>
uMMwbMi ih* parrhmwni hm bdri>n4Ae.
II' n*. IP\-lb. n; 8bb. 7t* 7.
^i^^^(. {Crrr m. (prMcd.) (oonlrMUaf
,]
gaU-mml.
(J.(( '< s.i.i.'.
1 * n fra) gall-Bol Jttle*. PL "^Jlk
itr SI., bo. 41^ vq. M PL
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til- *.V.
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r*
(^ 1^ tt* %OT^I Ifei* Miw^nr
ru foraw M> lMck (Wt mmmi HItM W nm; ML
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U
TmU. ITtoaMk XU TV-r*Ml(Tw Yr.
bwii Ml i^cnno. [BMMLft.La. ui
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1
4. TVH) la kit AmC ftlM. 4t^ le rv^ ! nMatf
a^laal Uidr aiwiHrComt *.)i B^ ST te ^hp
r&
S Ms. M. (rM4 nte. a4. )>S wlWii) tf
v...^
kla aadarvaar Ml tolo M, (Ika aMl fMia itan)i
N,
r^C<
r. (7M, r.
rtK) rAa/ M-AirA frrmelM ti
hqi^. j^ 4 c^^ge r*Vfrmi }m mrn Ar. a4L SalL fat.
N
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.t,
M'
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<r!^
T. sr:, Ks-
f*r frwMA. I ) nrr*.
Tarf. Y, I^v. VII, S0(0). TWjf. I
IV. Iti Ar. (Var. 7-WI, 7-t. xr*p).-8)
wV
' " * *'
rfioN
(/ (A
y
afci >rw wAtrt lAe 1 i^ftwHiw clarte
<>(h opin. fAr nMKfCrafioN, appw porfiMl Soee. 13*.
Nidd. 84* "s* wr;^^
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"u'CprX, rmd
7
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s
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tlMalMwMr.
i/lMAiM. VoaaM^CYar.
^
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r. (irpo mwwItaWw
/*
otl^aliwn, rx-
<r;>fiuMW ityikatHw. Ms^yi* a
y
acfal r^yal <iynmafi >a
(>ith lafcranca to Um oipatwioaa of rishta eoaatcHil
with Um Sabbatb and Yobal Tan). B. Mala. lOT; lOT.
lb. St*.
Xr-^P^rS (iC"s^t(-Fe;v.rHrPI)aMA-
iij7 /'rtr. irrVi-rrrNrr. cowfeayl
/ tt * mI fli feacA-
rrsi. M.KHt.
16^ *'.-Vx'? 7't6 for eootampt of tha Law
(>xooinnmnicaUoo i.pi\>nouncd forthwith (without van-
iiif).
Snh. lOO* ? = -trr: r: M*. M. (ad. inooir. rs
<nrr) do that look like thowinf inararaMa (to
*nCM T. Biaa. U. bag. AT bol.
Tha aaHra paan^ la ootrapc wmk
thai
* aaaaa (-"QT) fa ftm,
Ac
.
Ibly raad: '*V9t, V 'J I U mv *9n nc9^ 8^C3r f^t ^w
xn iBTc r-CTC rr: rr-5 7?3 rrc -n nrr r-rrrs
*r rwi -V
("nn ar* )aii a. *v^)q Mi. (raad: ^rs-
*)
is a floM rafwr. to 9wmS^K/Sk ah. ID.)
"^rS m. (h. h.; /sir, mpu pSK, fW) mkm. OkaL
II. 2 r^r-r
*
aahaa of panoM hM to 4aah (Ij
accident >. B> Bath, M^; TWa. O, I r&p8 V caltiBai
..t^f (jwhol t>f TT-rrf'-f. fflliliiw N )
T.AJ^CI^
pror \m t| Iha athaa of (tha tarn aabaiiiaiid furi
iMac Oaik B. c 4*. Lav. B. a. M; a. fr
""vi^ m.(|^^cHLOai.H.Dict.s.T.irK|
yrawai(oatadof thatowaX iBfaB-aMadMR. I
Pai.
tb; a. f^.
..
*! 108
^P''1fc
HDJS^, ^^nSISl (nn^S) ch. same. Targ.Y.IIEx.
II, 3;
5'
(VarT rTiBX; Targ.' 0. i<'\S^). [Y. Sabb. I,
3*^
in
"iBK, V. xnin.]
snssii, n"iS5< (sns's) ch.=h. ^bx. Targ.
I Chr. XXI, 15 '31 'hipST 'K the ashes of Isaac's oflfer-
ing, V. nex.Y. Taan. II,
67* a foolish son '31 ''3'isa 'St
is ashes in the eyes of his mother (rJiri by permutation
ttlSX; V. n"x).
S^JIDS, ^^^UnSS, ^<^&J^S^< f. (aTrpaTfa,
onrpa^ia) inactivHi/, cessation of
labor, holiday. Pesik.
Sh'mini, p. I'db'' (v. Buber note 66 to p.
193=*) if both of
us open (sales) at the same time X'^S'iBSt ""^UJI" 13X "^in
ns-il^a (Ar. Var. Str5*iBX, nD-^a-iBK, read i<''TJ'nB5<) we shall
create a cessation of labor in the district (as all the
laboring people will run to the market town on one and
the same day; Yalk. Num. 782 hy\ from misunderstand-
ing); Cant.R.toVII,2 D'^-^JIBX (read Sf'-iS'nBX or tC^-^DSIBSt).
Pesik. E. s. 41 E. Yonathan had goods with him
D'ii"iBJ< in!n''''m (corr. ace.) and there was inactivity and
dull business in consequence thereof [for which Yalk.
Ps. 758 n-O-,^^ bia"^ rr^n X^l prob. to be read Dia^iBK
iirparo; unsaleable],
srjnss, D^^jnss, S3^Pi<, D^-3nDi<, v.
preoed.
^J"lD&^ Mekh. Yithro 6 'K^, read, as Yalk. a. 1., nK
'B, V. ^'ia'iB.
OlDDlln^N, V. D10D-IBK.
nnSS
1) meadow, v. IBX;
2) ashes, v. K'^BXII.
JOrnSS, V. asrrnB, x^'ia^n'iB.
^D"'"]*!"!!?^ f.('A9po8tTT)) J;)ArocZ#e, a Greek goddess
(Venus). Ab.Zar.in,4 'N buj YVTro a bath where A. has
a statue. lb. we do not say, the bath has been built "^IS
'z^ '6<b as an ornament of A., but we say, A, is an orna-
mental attachment to the bath. Y. Shebi. VIII, end
38''
'X t<mb 'j'^BbtO squirting water (as a libation) to A.
p-mnSS, read:
T"'"'^"'^^
m. pi., |1'i'i"iBX (II'^Q'^N) f. pi. (v. II-IB,
la'iB, Sfnll^^B, xb'ii'ia) those appointed over the outworks
of
a fortress, runners. Targ. Ezek. IV, 2; XXI, 27 (h.
niHDS m. (b. h. n'^BX; niB) brood, young bird.
Bets. 6'';*Tosef. ib. I,
1 ; a. fr.Gen.E. s.37 'z^ 'X blianit
yesterday a chicken, to-day an egg (lost prestige).
SninSi^ ch. same.P/. Tni^BX Targ.Deut. XXII, 6
(Var.
VO'llB*?);
a. e.X-'^ri'l^BX. Y. Ber. II, 5'\
DIDIIS^^, read OiD'iBiX, v. JOlBiK.
Jf<^!^I2l"lDS f. (cpopPeia) halter. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets.
IV, 6 sq.' V. it^apiiB.
DlSinDN, read b^DBlBX.
i<r!n?5J<, V. 6<n?t-is.
^niDS Y. Sot. Ill,
18^'
hot., V. n'HB.
V'nnDS, V. xrriiBx.
I
T : T :

niDTQlDJS, read with Mus.:
rnOTDIDS f. pi. (apparatus) military engines. Y.
Keth. II,
26''^;
^(Y. Gitt. Ill, 45* top n'li::TjD'^X camps).
jTHSS, "jTH^'DS m. (b.h."iB!!<;="|1-'-iB Isr, -i^lB, -i^iB;
cmp. n'i"i"'''B''BX, S<"i'i'iB"'B, N^";>1B &c.) [on a frame,] frame
and hangings of
a palanquin, litter
of
parade, esp. for
a bride in the wedding procession. Sot. IX, 14 (49*);
Tosef. ib. XV, 9.-Sot.
12* 'xa nS'^Tyin (Pesik. E. s. 43
i<''"i1B3), a. e. he placed her in the litter, arranged a
wedding procession for her. Num.R.s.20, end, 'iX2 '2tli'b
to take her seat in the litter (for the wedding proces-
sion); a. e.
^^rnDiS m. (t"iB) [the /ea(Zer],(archit.) the king-beam,
principal. B. Bath. 6*.
^^1"l?^ V. next w.
T'}1?^
m. ch.=h. 'i^nss;. B. Mets. end .T^-i-J^S
'K
pS^^'HVi ed. (Ar. b""i^ Jt^'i-iBX fT^V inn, Var. K'^^n^lBiN,
K'^-iB'^N; Ms. M. "pIBX. Ms. H. "ili-iBN, v. Rabb. D.'s. a.
1. note) let a palanquin be put up for E. Sh., i. e. he
deserves a triumphal procession. Cmp. X'ni"'B'^B.
U "iDwS (b. h.) pr. n. m. Ephraim. 1) son of Joseph,
progenitor of the tribe
of
Ephraim. Gen. E. s. 98 ; a.
fr.2) name of the expected Messiah, also called the
Messiah, son
of
Joseph, in contradist. to the Messiah
of the tribe of Judah. Pesik. E. s. 36;
37.3) a dis-
'ciple of E. Meir. B. Mets. 87*; Gen. E. s. 85 nXTTp^ 'H
E. the disputant.
4)
*. the Scribe, a disciple of Eesli
Lakish. B. Mets. end (Ms. M. TiH^p^
%
v. Eabb. D. S.
a. 1. note).
IC>, V. T^'^lBX.
(^^j^^1SS)
^i?^"]S^I
pr. n. pi. (Africa, 'AcpptXTj)
Africa, esp. Northern A., the Africa Propria or Vera
of the Eomans. Y. Shebi. Ill, 36' bot. the Girgashite
'xb lV "jbn emigrated to Africa (Carthage). Ib. 'a land
like your own' (11 Kings XVIII, 32) 'X n that means
A.; Lev. E. s. 17; Deut. E. s. 5.Snh. 91* N-ip-i-iBX (corr.
ace). Tarn. 32* sq. 'X nail's; (Lev. E. s. 27; Pesik. Shor
p.
74* XDaiI2^p, V. T^yin). Lam. E. to 1, 5. Xp-^-iBXl D1311
Duke (military governor) of A. (Pjgypt &c.).Denom.
d-^^p-iBX, ch. ''X;5'^'iBX Africans (Negroes). Sabb. 31\
Targ. il Chr. XXI, 16.
^p^npSlI, b<^p^n5?S pr. u. pi. (supposed to be)
Phrygia, in Asia Minor. Targ. Y. Gen. X, 2 (h. textT^J);
100
*Omrt |*.Mil.pn>t. 8
<
-rH
P^
Tills*
-
aiar be May b MrtrMIMl ; ttti^ 0""8aL
WVlMff toMid lMMh.< fW^Mr oti
I-
tlM mlltotoM. Boi. :
imi ns; -w
))mmUi Uiy Mr Ilk* ih bo
p
pw lo wdf< IIm iMlf
to.: Y. Kidd. I, Mi. ti^ ^n wma utm aps
ir>
lU (mall* opw) ibjr Mr to. , PMih. R. a. 10 IMLV r
*^
^SHi ttok* Ihjr Mr, Ilk* m boppvr, to rMlv k<
MXnSK t-MM w.
TMf. Y. Ex. XXXV. 2
KaHlb. ft*. *R. BmIi. tS*. B. 49*. Al>. Iter, tn^ lU. M.
(d MTQCOII).
y. AV.lw.ni. 4f* top; a. fr.Uua. B. tolT, IS 'Sw
) Mtam Ini', to/jMmMrecrf. Bar. 4a*.
It) fmiekt*. MuMT. I,
Si
. fr. V. pr*!.
Tp^Bi^ adv. (V. -ipX) on fAff ari. Bw. 18*; Nidd.
-
V*:) U on hit bMk. B. BMh.
7*
to|.
^^Cp^J^^^O-ICf^*.
Br.
Mk;
U*" ad.
C^C^, adT., ariUi -^ (v. -t^) for a lime to be deHmttl
the Kitort), iMf|lild||f. fortrtr (h. n;^^).
TMf. la.
bVU, 16; . fr.
trifora mcrtH jmrpair, utba baTa*aMaf(T*nuDah.
(St), ur a Maritoa (Korbao); alao (mMmni oa
>riYiri/ aac^tamiMt, or on arc. ofmereimem.
i. the Ihii^ $t1 apari^ of^^rimg, gift. Y. Yoma I.
{,
8; ToMf. Parah III (11^ 1 iTToa \
^Jt
yn) m
(Babli Yoma 8* TST"*) the ona is tMlatad for lh
'T'orpoMofporitoaUon (baoaiua ofiuMlMiiaaX Um other
v>r aaaeUlleation (for tba Mrrieai of tba Daj of Atoaa-
lOMtX T. Dam. TO. Se** bot. Tta ""ir dapaads on tto
act of Mttinf apart. B. Kam. V, 7 *rc -n
r^JTJ^
tto
isolation of Xount Sinai praMribad as preparatioa for
tto giTing of tba Law (Ex. XIX, 13)-^ a. tr.Ft i
'
'
--mV^
nit^^ Y. 8bek. II,
46''
top 'K sk; thiw Uads oT
Morad gifts.^) crostiitf tka Oeemm; amp. lhL Qaa. B.
. 6 "S-J rrnsn; Lav. B. . 5 P^^
\i.v
*
ooartr. I
'
,"i;
'
m
. Ttfv^^
Kaik XII. M* top V tm*. Y KiL tX. n** tof
' ^^;
(0^B.a
i<'^'"-W' /f =-^--e butV
B, tol.l acpl
"MTbIb*^

Ytaf.Bail<-
pn^ "V (hi Ma. UHt utHt****h
to b. L Cf?.
V iaf XY. 1) i*',
^iMMi-
paMMlp.aili|, lia I
'
I <aot tMa mytoto>r> toaaa. Y lawsYtl.a.^baC
**
ff^ II
||
I 4a Ml
*'- "~* '*^ < "^ t Jim *! I<*
I am wUliflf to wmtrj ito. 2f am m i tauiig
w
Oaik III, tS) H

V ^W Mli AdyMm I M0t (4
piUwwl. BaM ih ^Mv'^-MMAAMa'pM.
%y MO mMMMT. 'I vfii '.
hV.VO. Il^'bal. nw
'9 -
(iMdneiQi. Y.Pa.Ytii.t^to.rosnBii(fMflii*i.
V. OiU. Tl, I
i
a. fr. Qmt. B. a. Jt 9C
*-
-^a*^
nalttor bim aor bte 4latoa
Mic^ aMMwalW. wbawsa
|
wJllMlir. m
Twf. Job XIT. 14; a. fr^9&. It** V msm vtort
it is poBsibla (to wlaia Amis), H Is pamfbia fmaanat
do).btttwbafaltislapemiMato Xab.fl''a|. YTnT*
wban tbart Is aa aharaailM aad oaa tors itora b
BOM. 8abb.ltrn4vi6tobMMaMaa. T.Ba.TIS,
i bol.<g
*
"m jM iwMBt My. ftoikt^tAnsi^'*^
-r tto arorld CBMOi axist arUtovt to; a. fr.
^HFCMI m.ftradL Bar.4^qMCiBAr..probLfrM
misrMdlnt'irB^; . Babb^ O. & a. L Ma. X.
c^at
yPCtC II UTt) nimmtm, mUtik, whmtt I Kawte.l
a ckmmbtr or iriiy
fnj
fdlm

frtm m hmSUUm
(viib
tain fhMB ootaidaX iaipwf riln. & Balk, tl* (x*
plain. TTT). BnD. M* It ^nn 3^ a ijn^mM
asmii
andar tto baieMy*.
S)
(bot.) iMe, Hdtr. Lsm. B. to
1, !. and 9
KT^ H ima Bto ttoc tabar ofaabtofa,
tto
latfar tto lattar growi, tto MrnBw fMs tto fanaar..

3) pL -rt^^ only witb H*??, afnaJimf if

migld, migU-
foB. Y. Ab. Bar. I. b^ IT. Y. Batli. n, ad. IT. I*.
B. s. u; Kok. B. to n, M.-ars- *r<s-* ur Y. Ak
Zar. Lc; Oaa. B. a. 78.
r=*.'-
cA arafisioa is MaB aaL Bah. M^ ^o rro iins
p^nsK 110 X^^mifi
(Rashi fT^pmSiO, Ms. M. nipnans fT^-^n^s) he (the servant)
warned him (Ms. M. struck him) with his ladle; (Rashi:
struck him on his neck (I), v. NnipSN).
pnrfii^ Targ. Y. I Num. XIII, 21 Ar., v. "i^PB.
SiZNt, V. X^iXl.
^'^iSX f. (b. h.;=r2:ir; Sas, |/na, cmp. Job X,
8;
cmp, ra:: a. nraa) l) finger, esp. index-finger. Men. 11*
'N IT with this (the fourth from the little finger) the
measure of 'a finger' is taken ; Keth.
5**.
Y. Taan.IV,
68*^
bot.; Lam. R. to II, 2 'X "^yiipTS (iB"^::^)
who had their
finger cut off (in evidence of devotion to the cause).
Yoma I, 7 iTi-is 'X; Tosef.ib. 9 explained nbl"i5 'X middle
finger; cmp. Tanh. Bo, end, expl. n'^SSTSK.Keth.
71"
'z^ 'x "jniJ Xlti he (the husband) puts his finger between
her teeth (and must expect to be bitten), i. e. has to take
the consequences of not interfering with her vow in due
time.
2)
any projecting limb resembling the shape of a
finger. Hull. 61* r^'\^r^ 'a. the j>rojecting toe on a bird's
claw. Tarn. IV, 3 (31*) lasn 'X the lobe of the liver.
Pig. (like T^) share, part. Y. Pes. IV, 31
top ; Y. Ab.
Zar. I, 40
top, v. rsriN.P^. nisasx. Hag. 15*; a. fr.
(mostly in the sense of finger's length).Vqb.I\2^
;
Nidd.
66* euphem. for membra virilia.Dual CSailX, Q'^l'i'asx.
Cant. R. to VIII, 11 'n dT^S one whose (index) fingers
were lopped (stump-like). lb. that whole trade of mine
'N2 xbx JT'JpJ iii'^H. cannot be acquired except by learn-
ing how to use the index-fingers.Pes. 109* a. e. two
finger lengths.
^<^5^^<, 3?Si?N ch. same. Targ.Ex.XXXI,18; a. e.
PI. xny'ssx. Targ/Y. Gen. I, 7
;
a. fr. Targ. Ps. VIII, 4
iniS'a::x. Ned.
49**
rr^nsasxa with his fingers. Erub, 53*
we are uratih N-i"ipa
'H. ^2 (Ar. xnnaiS) as to reasoning
like fingers on wax (hard to be impressed upon), fins^bl
'31
but as to forgetfulness like fingers put in seed (leav-
ing no trace), v. K'nta ; a. fr.
iikiS m.
of a finger''8 length, dwarfof
the smallest
size. Bekh.
45''.
i<n3?nirx, v. s^arix.
''^iDI2^^ f. (v. r'2-s, cmi\VTSH) tongs, S7inffers. Ohol.
XIII,
*4
(Var. -^ftSpX); Tosef. ib.XIV,4 'iP.2a\N;i, ed. Zuck.
(Var. inasb Stbl) and for the snuff'ers belonging to it (the
candlestick).
^iZX Ar., v. xniiitN.
T
' T T :
-
N l-2cS, V. next w.
(J^nilb^ f., pi. xri^tx, xniisN c^ia, cmp. ">a:i a. ano)
creeper, vine. Pes. 39* (expl. nran"in) xbpi'Ti xiljix Ai-.
(ed. xnilSN, Ms. M. xn-^tSX, read xnips, R. Han. XIpX,
'
V. Rabb. b. S. a. 1. note); Keth. 60" xnj^SX. Erub.
26^
Kbpill Stni-^nn xninsst Ar. (ed. Xbpiin "omitted, also in
Ms. M., cmp. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note) arkablin are the i
prickling creepers of the palm-tree; v. Xpri. V. StnilSN.
j
SS^.n"!]^^, Sn^nilZS f. (nv.i) cry, noise. Targ.
Ezek.Ml, 14.
SmmS, ^nmS f.("i}IN, /rX,cmp.a:ir,a.denom.,
tt;- tt:-
' r i '
-^
i ^ it
a. xr^OS) trough, kneading trough; also a trough-fuU,
the quantity
of bread baked at a time, batch. Targ. Deut.
XXVIIl, 5; a. e. (also as plur.) Targ. Ex. VII, 28; a. e.
Pesik. B'shall. p.
91* '31
'X ^3 the entire batch of bread.
Ib.^ (correct ace. to Ruber note 198;Var. Ar, V.iX, 6<ri^0!!?,
V. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.). Cmp. X:i'^SX. V. Xliix.
snm:is, &<;"^ni:2b<, v. 'nuiix.
T T ; - T :
~
: ~ . - .
-
SnmX, V. xiiiix a. xniisx.
TT : - T : - T T :
-
"C212IS1, for words not found here, v. sub 'apx, "JD-^N
or '::s^X.
S^"1I3^S m. i^-t-J.) \) destruction. Targ.Prov. XVII, 14
(h. text rbann; for ^rJX ib.read 'r"^C)X, v."i"J3).
2)
(caco-
phem.) theatre, arena; prevailing vers, x^nasx q.
v.
f
T^:iS, pr'7l3^S as preced. 2);
v. -pnasNi.
D^bl3irS, V. next w.
ni>t3l2S f. (b^-J, V.
n'^V^P'*)
covering, lining of
a
shoe. Tosef.' kel. B. Bath. IV, 6 iaU5 n-^Vjaixn ba-^SlT ed.
Zuck. (R. 8. to Kel. XXVI, 4 di^MSIxn ib'J-^S'r ; Var. ed.
Zuck. 'ibiaiaxn; ed. DiVjSCXn) read 'x nVjiiT the lining
of which is off". ; v. 3*11.
sni2:2i^, V. x^niiux.
i<t3iasnni2:irs, v. x-j^iein-jox.
i<;7j:?js;, nijnms, s^""im5<, 'rs, 'o^is
f. (-noj cmp." XiinaDX, 6<"^3-i:;SS< P.'8m.'304 a." quot. ibid.
;
cmp. IT^ax) place of
debauchery, an opprobrious name
for the theatres, arenas&c. of the Romans, and a phonetic
perversion oitheatrum, Olatpov. Ab. Zar. I, 7 (16*) you
must not build
'31 Jf-iTjaX DIIIS (Ms. M. sa'^^-JlIN,
prob. XDi"ia:irtt, v. supra; in Gem. 181' repeatedly '"iliSK,
Mishn. Nap. S<"'l:3ax, in comment, ib. N'^'Ti:::iX), expl.
ib. le**
'31 dlTnS bir ip'^b'^Da a building for public ex-
ecution (court) or for public entertainment (amphithe-
atre &c.)PZ. ni'^^Jpij:. Sifra Ahare IX, 13. [Men. lOS^*
-jb-a bUJ X'i"i:2&'^X royal amphitheatre
(?),
v. X">:;i:;t5N.]
[Tanh. B'resh. 2 nix-jn-JpN, Var. nix^oDX theatres.] Ab.
Zar. is"* nii<L5^::0'^xb -jbh xb Ms. M. (ed. niN^::"i^q.v; En
Yak. '-Jin). [For the vers. X'JTJSS v. s. v.]
p^I2:I^f, "fi'^p^si,
'rs, 'p^s
[rT-?r'<.^-
pieced.
end] f. (prop. pi. of X^'JUX, XTJDX, v. preced., used as
sing.) same. B.Kam.IV,4 (39*) -iiTj^sixn "ilUJ Ms. M. (ed.
l-^rjax, Ms.H.a. R. a. Mish.Nap.'l'^'Tj&N, Y. ed. "pTJOiS)
an ox of the arena (that killed a person). Tosef. Ab. Zar.
II, 7 '31 pTjOxa a\yTin Var. (ed. Zuck. |TJ'TJD"'S, ed.
"p"i::D'^S<) he who attends the arena as a spectator is like
a murderer (countenancing bloodshed); Y.ib.I,40* auJ1"'n
pias'^xa (interchanging with )llUX'^n theatrum). Fl.
Ill
I .
^0 WfMWI^IM^
JW^^*
t s*i'' ii". 'It-
';"*- jp''>
- i'.i ' i > i
Jl.'l IIIMct I; , . '. ' l.o .-f I l . ' ' t
' ' ; ' .
^<l
I . (I.r.4>tr< ,.l, ,.. .t,l.< f c
M M rej.ea( ;
in 11.
.
'Vat
';_ 4
>. ;^';ij>
:'~'j4'"i i..|. r*ji"y^
^
..^k^ 1.. ,.l
.--
.
< i*tN *i- II II ' '
WMMir*. rv
M. K. MT^T^tl)) UirM ro oi>'
(V. Kbb. I>. M. A. t olei. CD
hUovicblMir'vcfiMHNl'^ *r*' "HI
~
-^N
(b.lt.1 VsMurVs:, emr'J'^MA#><Nli(Ai'A
(6, f^^Mr (villi or wHIhmii "ti. Armkb. it**
H'-i ^ ut>
\o lh Ibow. fV y'riw. conMr.
>-l|^
!!.
'
t'
"S^ 1* "^^SS eonrwpoiHlInf to ib Ibotn (wbvr*
w in iMlanU pnaiiiun loaebM Ihabodf U Y. Yoiim
' (ChAld.) Uv. IL . .
)
<^ rrysii) Mid lb* oib-
xrmt brokvt)
i<^tltn\l<tM, i-m|V V*r. (Otb. opin: tk (ktii ttkkil^
tkr WoMtf of hlf*ripK dm**.] OiU. 9^ A woouui wm
otruilxHt Sr*T^ -xa (Ar. iwni) with he (an obJMi of
> valiio).
X^*^X. X1I*X? m. ('i'ZX. omii. MT^SIt) a common
'
'
'
- V -
1
,j
-1
11
r.J
Hbr. yrts
yTHS^t Tug. Kob.XIl, II gloM of "rCK m
nff
n d. Baxu a. oth.; r. y}f^
TITX <
f/Vx, T. Via) to frolert, tfurt, eatmpt frvm
i:Ath.55*, T. T?C-nL{Bet*. 14* %, t.
-^J
Tl]k^( or '^I^ (b.b.) pr.n.ai. illae/, Atmd^ mentioowl
( M.rt\n. VIII, '37 JKi-: IX, 43 tq. Pmu J^
'51
16 H 73
M^ *
P.
V. Rbb. D. &. I. note, fiir var. Ud.) Um
\l^Un:tt!on of tb rtpatitioB of I Chr. Yin. 29 to 8S,
..(1 IX.
i.s to 44 and tba varbal diaerapaMias batwaaa
\\* two Kcorda would load four bnadrad csmab with
'..caion; emp. Baahi to I Cbr. 1. c
^^X (b. b.:
V^x.
T. VVt, tVx) iy tte tiie /; awr.
\\k. B.Mets. V, 1
v^
70 "^ """n thoo baat wtea with
r. ;n>; .ul. I, e. I owe thee Ac. lb, V> Tipr rcw rs
*
Nv h s Mde art thoa lodged (in the world to eoae)f
;
^ i K . ' IX, 10; a. fp.
t |f*|
f^
mpmit^. Tmr^ la.
r^'.*
^^=i^ ' b h : ^ni Hm^ m Ummk *-
tote*
c
oa*. M TWiM Aa4atf| e.r*^ teMi
M^ H
*^
r'-'S ha dM Mhiaili aala ArMl la iW
k) Maiai MM. 9II mr r-^ Ufk
as iIm
li vsMiig^
^MBOpi or M^SM M. Cm^ v. B9>i ArMMr. /*r
. a tfii aii ia l fWiw
fittir; iH- 1||i t tath tt^ IT-mihaaa %aw
yfr^Ktorapaaililla*). Vk,'^Trtmr%',rmd,kh.%m.
Vti^W frwk a. ^O ad iriMlimaiji rm wmi mi
of life; (cofTMi vrom rv-
r src s-s^ ' *
-*37: 16-. rpad id; Va Sir ib) Om^ ft
. 4: aaU (pko'
o" 'JA' 'UUi) Ti
Tj^ffC
ha laafcatf Um*
ap te the 4aaat he^Y. Dhm. TI. aai. IT; fhaaC
Vl,4; kh.tmf.l\*r^rt9)i
tommtimmrjf (a
p
othaaailm
l. or faad *^ %
*.
nCQjII
^G{tJ
ah. MflMi *naif <l^ Om' XJi,
7^a-^''ar.
T^-V^.
7*X->. B. Balh. M^ ^Bi
pi
V
*
(prob.
-f
Ai.>
fo
oat &&4 by a tor Ma fhr
atorage he.
my. "fiini. itt^ "9^0^ r i***^ M^
tmv I*^
xzm, u.
"tW w. (praeal.)
-^^
1
YoiM 69*; B. BMh. M\
tfijtll M. (pnaad.)
aarrm li aoatracKoa of the
iorthafoov).
(h.-^|. Befch.tl^
(I
rttjK rrn
X road nr rnr (. -^1 tfarva
l^ioM;'BaBa of the aavitiiB the ftmH-tUi to wMcb
the pearlo are aaatrd, aad which eoMaia a kaB; v.S^ti|L
T. Babh. n, 0^ ir top^
HTTTJ!^ t Cr^)
MbahMOO or li MfiM ef 1
Targ.'AaMa'lV, (h. taxi 'n 7T5I rsc r
re**) dirnkit wei of the mbbb 5Tei)
partol period ta of the
nsDnipK
112
xni\!j?x
s, 7
'31
'K ^2> nbi?a (Pesik. Eth. Korb. p.
61* "pcs'^npn;
Yalk. Num. 777 'p^X; ib. Lev. 479 'np, 'SSp; ib. Ps. 791
'33n &c., corr. ace; Pesik. B. s. 16, p.
83''
ed. Fr. 'p-jnipn)
reclining on his accubitum.

'X onb, or 'S<(1) NHB"^"! bread

used at the meals
of the nobility, fine bread. Targ. Y.
II Gen. XL, 16 'paapp XfiB^n (read "p::aippX'i NnS'^l) bread
of the nobles (h. text "^in). Pesik. R. 1. c. p.
82='
(ref.
to nnsn Dnb Neh. V, 18) -{-^Zi^ippn sub. Onb; Pesik. 1. c.
p.
59=^
)^'^'2pp (corr. ace).
^!SOInpl^^, B.Bath.73='bot. Ar., v. N^BIp a. nssnilp;
cmp.
"i33pX.
^"^"^P^'
SPpS f. C^mp) lohat blunts or loosens the
teeth, weakening ; fig. (v. Mekh. Bo 18, end) refutation,
arguments. PI. xnTipX. Yeb. MO'' 'X ^^p^p^
inn'^ (Rashi
Var. xrinpX IHp^) they were sitting and raising arguments.
Cmp. xnti-inpN.
j>iS m. (deriv. of rwp, v. "pX) 1) reed-basket, used
as a fisher's cauf. Kel. XII, 2;
XXIJI, 5.-2) v. "jpX.
SDlpS, V. 'p^X.
'^21pS f. (anp, with : inserted; Mand. XZ2^p, Nold.
Mand. Gr. p. 105) cupola, arched vessel. PI. ris^aspx.
Tosef.Kel. B.Mets.IT, 8 nibnarni" 'X ed. Zuck.(Var,'3apX,
cmp. ilX3aip) cupolas on turrets (a piece of house furniture),
ornamental vases.
O^lp^^, a corruption of D^'^bip m. (xoXiac) colias,
name of a small fish. Ab. Zar. Sd'^; Hull.
66''
top; Tosef.
Hull. Ill (IV), 27 D'^'^blp.
'DIpiS m. pi. (r]ps,
?p)
curlings
of
the iveb, anything
sticking out
of the web (threads, knots &c.). Sabb.
75''
'31
'X VpUJl ')X^ "^xn whoever takes threads out of clothes
on the Sabbath, is guilty of an act of fini-shing; v. 'IJ"BQ.
Cmp. XWBJSX.
&^^DlpS, V. X-Bip.
st3'^Dmp:j<, V. x-j^npx.
i^ri'ipn^pNi., V. xppiipx.
iJ^^lpJj^ m. (^U:p) hard, hard-baked. Targ. Y. Lev.
XX, 10.Keth.
39''.
Sot.
4'',
opp. XS"^:^. Sabb. 65* bs
'X '^T^r: anything hard.P/. 'I'i'ipX. Sabb. 155* 'X 'pniin
ed. (Ms. M. ^3'nrx'n, Ar. XD-^'iJXl).Targ. Ps. LVIII, 10
laipx (softie ed. "JTOpX).
n1t2pS (nTJpllS) m. (actor) actor publicus, an
officer who had the supervision of slaves and state pro-
perty.P?. r'i'icspX. Mekh. B'shall. Par. 1 ; Yalk. Ex. 230
"IX.Targ. Y. Ex'. XIV, 5 X^^'Jp'ix.
"jiSp'^DpS, "ji5p^I3p pr. n. pi. Ctesiphon, a town
on the Eastern bank of the Tigris. Targ. Y. Gen. X, 10
'p (for Bibl. Kalneh). Yoma 10* (for Bibl. Resen) 'x riT
(Ms. IIBG-JpX It; Var.'ilBb'i-Jp; DIBD'^a). Gitt.6*. Erub.57^
'liDipx (corr. ace; Ms. M. '^Mp; v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note).
sSiTl jUpN f. (i::p) ivhatever raises dense smoke ivhen
ignited, hence roots, tivigs &c. Taan.
24^ hot. 'X X'^'^i^at
(Ms. M. adds. XIIDrO; v. Rabb. D. S, a. 1.) she used to
throw twigs into the stove (to make people believe she
was baking).
pcS, read; p'^X (etxe) make room! Y'lamd.to Deut.
XI, 22 quot. in Ar. (v. Tanh. Ekeb,
4);
cmp. Midr. Till,
to Ps. XVII.
DTpS, V. Diippx.
D U pis (Var. D'ibps;), pr. n. m. Akilos (prob. identic
with db'^p'J
'q.
v.). Gen. R. s. 1 R. Yudan relates 'X D'^S.
11SI2D^pS, V. liDp-^Mpx.
2Sp''pS, V. x^ppx.
l^pS, V. X-i^bpX a. "ibp.
Srnpn^bpS, v. nein^bp.
ST'.-^pc> i. (-Kkzi^-^oi:) kei/, lock, fastening. Sabb.
89''
'XT XD3 (Ar.s.v.lbp: Xn3,Var., v.Rabb.D. S.a.l. note400)
the tooth of the key, key-bit (Ar. 'the key-gate'); Men.
57*; a. e.Fig. X^::^*i 'X the key (to the store) of rain;
I3ri"n*i 'X the key (to the gate) of resurrection. Snh. 113*
(Var. XT^bp, xnns^; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 30).P/.
"^T^P**, ^""^T^p^-
Targ. IChr. IX, 27.Gitt. 56*; a. fr.
Denom. ibpX, v. "nbp.
DHD^pS, read Disbxp, v. X'ns^p.
D^pS Ithpe. of Obp.
1 T'r'rP"!
- pi- (aquiliferi) eagle-bearers, bearers
of
the imperial standard. Midr. Till, to Ps. XLV (some ed.
'pbx corr. ace).
'jlD'^QpS,
"I^OQpS
Lev. R. s. 34 l-^DSIB 'X, read
113'iaplX, V. Dip.
11
Sn^pS f. (dpX=tlp2>, cmp. u:"'3Dy, xniai33>; Syr.
xnp?2X^?, V. p. Sm. 243) spider. Targ. Prov. XXX, 28.
iP
.
(deriv. of "^Sp) to grow in stalks, produce stalks
Gitt. 30*
"ilpXI X31-1:: xb (Var. "ppXI n-lUT) in the case before
us it means that the seeds which had been despaired off
produced stalks (blades) again '31 xrib^^ ^^f^Spi* X'S'^n ^'r\^o
when you might think this shooting up is something
(enough to awaken newhopes of recovery), therefore &c.
;
Taan.
19*.
Denom. xri3pX growth
of
stalks ; v. supra.
DIDpSS, V. &i2;5"iX a. Di-'Pi^X.
SSriS'DpS, V.
xni-2px.
Sni''DpS f.
C3p
II) being provoked. Targ. I Sam.
I, 16 (v. ib. V. 6).
"
f "n *^ M tgrmmml
If MiM to Um wwHwi>
! * i s. qioC
irrwwipiiinBV
:? wMwM 'XMVI.
"
*1p1l,Vf.llTlipil|i
III lo b I <<rt<
>n. R.V4 7mi bo/SlMWir^COvn XV1I.I) to ira
iitd by AqvitampH^ VrptI Ar. (cd. <r*e3ll, ST'^eail, eorr.
'ml)
*( Md (x1)!kv0(, a<toqfMidwiWoit (eon-
'
*: eaapb Ibid, 'an
T*^
It i> ttffleiaiit Ibr Um* ibat
hy protwior.
IK. Pa. XLV, f Ar. (ad. TW^
^^"^T**
- N ' i: 'Ij
t (TBp, Uil
;
fating rxntrti,
'oaJbicM. Vum. B. t. 10; T. Ntd.
vow of twsir (71) H TT*^
/r. IV. 4*. Tof. One VII
\ ). (opp. ixro). Y. Mas. I, Mid.
51
rcpn, rMd:
~T
. . .
Kr^j>X f. (9p3.rp)crliNf (A^ hair.
TMf. UUI,S4.
7::2pps. "pta'S'ppH,'-?.
-
^w
wrn
-
'^"^^^.
f' ( xi^) the tkon^ acvcM. Oitt. e9^ Ar.
..1. s~
v,
"oorr. aoc.V
X <psC f. (dialaot. tor ~frr. ut k r. aiai. q.
t.
; cmp.
\t. lou bel.) fbfif dMJgMitiw of vwiooa, Boatlj Babvl.
pUoM. Mg.
6*
^apaVtn H (M*. Oxt^ U, F. KT?;
t.
Bbb.D. 8. a. Ksote); Kidd. 7 1\ v. ^QpaWv [BMhi : /brf^
/M /end.] B. Bath. 1S7\ Kidd. 7t* t. icswl B.llaULM*
icaw^ tra firom Fort (Agma) to Agma (Var. laet. .
R*bb. D. 8. a. L). B. Batb. 13,\ t. srrxn. Kaoo. 10*,
v.O^^s^i a.f^. [TbaOr. ixfa,orig.tMmNi; is m pbaatMc
ooinddnca.]
>(Var
iV-r^Ti^**. v.lAbfc. |l,t.a.Lw4iB)
"V^
**
a ftf M
Mff
M Fort B^ (ollMn rnd n. a ft
to fori .). ird. i* n Vf
H'J^-Hp, JttrtP^
-
p A> '>
pj'i ^'9^ Ma M. p
%*;
rated MM(Ml a Armm). (Mtrpnp
T>
^9Tx^
Md9ii, Mr, Millw aMMli
t
itmp tqisnL
llM Cteld. HiiMlMl of Mr V,)L
H"Til to Araf,
mrfm. . *.
MTJt /Wlflr. irviv.
^H^M. ICa^ fiu M.
"^i
Ar a. , mtes wm
orlTB) AAOM of a /M or /IdUHv; par1kr^/A)
r^y or tkaU, Ab. Sar. 44*.
bVnW
M. (b. k^ bu XXXin. 7-M, *. rym, mtp
VrraJ)' witwi
y
ir, oa^ (to pooinl
-^K
i*-
oiT*
KMb. 104* '31 BP^iOTl *
ibo miM (Mi9ria) Md tfw
aofftala oriaad tbo hoi
j
ark (toroto tor lb* aool of ft.
Jadob); Y. KIL IX, t^ lop ITSTV; T. Kolb. XII, 1**;
Kob. B. to VU, II; ti: io

-*7*
Tf^f
S'^fb.b.; /^. "^oM^yviDtoj^vMi^
Ae/, to Mofcr Aotot; to mmw; iato. t}t9lttk dtomy*
Jtofe, to c|y. tor*, lir to mair. B Earn. 4\ o. (nf.
to Itoot. XIX. II) 'T
<&
W i& Mjs 'Aad ba torba tor
MMPba. tbat Maaaatba toiiaUia to kiO Ail mmu
lUl
9^ lOnR, ^a^H, HSn^ W^'lL
l#l\ tor*iiy. &
*3^H eb. MOM, part, iqii
B. Kam-'^M'; K Baib. IM* tbo
11 Uko o tarktov Itoi^ L aw 1 b m
HZ^1 1 (T^ to jMi^ oMp. trw, nrr) ImL Bl
Mata.'lOl^ M
'
J
'
.
'
i
n aboot4oad of wtoa; a.fr.OMLO*;
Odd. 71*
'2*
Ks- H Ar. ad. Kob. (od. tent) i tba
iiDood boat oi tba (iooli^ Mdga; cap. Odd. L l
-n Mamvn aad aov tba Ptoitoaa ptoeod Iha hrf^
bigbar op'. (Otb. opto^ r. MTSTK.)PL -sn^L Bl Motai 7t^
')r....xm tba wbaat to graaortoraad abipL
*}Cnt^U t m amaM aOmr memd im tke mtfe
f
m
tnt^\Lt^^ Ar.) Bl Batb. S4^ (Tumi : ohjplL
^5CpS
m. (sc^, rrp; b. rr^y aeeukmiaL dkmee, HSPM ImrHmg. r. sr
^Kins 114 anK
'SnilS; m. pi. Arabs. Targ. II Chr. XVII, 11 (ed.
Beck; oth. "'Xa'^?).
n^inS I m. (b. h.;
i3"i)
locust (also collect.). Ex. R.
s. 13;'a.'fr. V. dnis.
n!ini<II, V. na^n.
Sj^!Zinb5 m. (a^N, cmp. a"i2!) confounding
of colors,
thickness, -whence feeble sight. Pes. Ill'' the following
three things 'D^ 'X
'3'^ni (Ms. Oxf. XillllS; Ms. M. v.
Babb. D. S. a. 1.) cause defective eye-sight.
T ! - T : :
-
"lD^il"l5l^, V, riS2-l6< end.
>2^SI pr. n. pi. Arbel, Arbela, in Galilee, near
Zepphoris. Y. Ber. I,
2'=
'K n3>p2 the Valley of Ar.; Y.
Taan. IV, 69^ bsiX (corr. ace). Y. Shebi. VI, 36^
hot.
Koh. R. to I, 18 coarse linen 'S<T3 T^xari coming from
A. ; a. e.
5S"lSlI
V-'^"!)
(denomin. of next w., v. Va'is) to
sift, shake. B. Mets.
26''
baiX^al xba-ix in^'^XI Ar. (Ms.
R. 2 b-'aix^, ed. ba-i^ Xp'l=ba^'x^) that he brought a sieve
and sifted the sand. Snh.
39''
'in2"ibai'3p1
Ms. M. (ed.
Sonc. in^ 'X^ Stpl, oth. ed. mb 1ini2) and shook them.
Ithpe. ban-ix (=^ais<nix) to be shaken. Hull. 49^
b2-i""a
b'^a'il XIM it was shaken down (by the movements of
the animal). [Targ. ^S"i?.]
sbani<, sb^sn^, sban?ni.(anx,cmp.n3nN)
net work', sieve. B. Mets. 26''; 8n"h.39\ v. preced.Mace.
20*' xls'ia-ixa (Ms. M. innxa); Snh.
89''
'so xn^n h-zn.
ate dates out of the sieve, i. e. did a harmless thing.

Targ. Amos IX, 9 X^aiS.V. 'rx^a'i?.

"vZl j!S m. (banxl) a native or resident
of Arbel,
Arbelife. Ab. I, 6.PL T^'bs-iX. Gen. R. s. 19, beg.; cmp.
Koh. R. to I, 18.[Tosef. Par. XII (XI), 16 'xn 'JJi:, v.
next w.]Fem. ni^2-ix. Y. Peah VII,
20'
hot. ; Y. Sot.
I, 17''; IX,
24''
hot. 'X nXD one S'ah of Arbelite wheat,
[lb, IV, end,
19'^
top "^banxa n"nn xapis l^ ^a-i Arbeli,
supposed to be a place in Babylon. The entire sentence
is spurious both from Mar Ukba's title of Rabbi as well
as from comparison with Keth. 60''.]
jS jX m. (aixi) coarse weft, opp. to Tin^ys fine flax
woof. 'Parah XII, 8 'X bU3 UJia ( Var. "jai"!) the spindle used
for spinning coarse material; [Tosef. ib. XII (XI) 16 1U13
"ilsnnxn the spindle used at Arbel; crap. Koh. R. to I, 18
s. V. ba-ixi].
S2iin!J< V. xaaisix.
T T : T
T T :
nS-lDSnS, V. nsa^x. I
3?2"lS
four, V. xa-ixi a. nsa-ix.
&^3?^"1X couching, v. n:tf3-ixii.
nPSn
i^
I m., :sa-ix f. (b. h.) four (frequently represent-
, ed by '-i).' Hag. U** '31 10533 'X four men entered into
I theosophical speculation; a. fr.Constr. r?a"iX followed
by singul. Y.Ber. 1,2*=
h"^^ nra-iX=Tibi^ ^^^^-tX; Y. Yoma
III, beg. 40''; (cmp. Gen. R. s. 50).PZ. Q^sa-iX ('"a) forty.
Sabb. VII, 2 nnx n&n 'X thirty nine.Mace. I, 1, a. fr.
'X fip^)) receives forty (thirty nine) lashes; v. ib. Ill, 10.
,
n3?H"lX m., 3?5"!l^ f.ch.same. Targ. 0. Gen. XIV,
9
;
a. fr. Constr. a) nsaSx Targ. Y. ibid.b)
"^ranx, '^Pira'lX
Sabb. 73* (omitting the object numbered); a. fr.Targ.
Y. Num. II,
3 ; a. fr.Y. Gitt. V,
46*^
top Xi^lD"^-! ^nranx
four denarsxn^'anx, xn^ranx m. the fourth (day of the
week). Gen. R. s. 11; Pesik. R. s. 23, beg. Ibid. p. ISO'*
ed. Fr, x-^saix, ed. Prag xn-^sanx. Ibid. p.
115'' nnsjanxa
on Wednesday.P;. ''^sa'iX fortij. Targ. Gen. V,'l3; a.
fr.Snh.
26''
rf^Snaa 'X forty (lashes) rest on his shoul-
ders, i. e. he is punishable (v. preced.); a. fr.

"i!D"ia">X,
^;;<OSa'iX, '''-iQ ra-nx fourteen, fourteenth. Targ. Y. Gen.
. XIV, 5 '^-,Ci"ia-i'ia;'a. fr. Meg.
2*'
'xa on the fourteenth
of Adar. Sabbigs''.nx"iGaiX the fourteenth. Targ. IChr.
XXIV, 13.
^!/S"1^5II f. (Sa-i) couching. Targ. Is. VII, 25;
LXV,
10
^'X n'la
(Var. XSa'iX, XS^ia-i) couching place (for
animals).
u^n^S'nns, Si^S'nn^^, nnsJsns, v. n.-a^x.
T : :
-'
T : - :
-'
t : - :
-' t : t
-
^^rnnS., SSnJS f. (mx, h. na-^?, b. h. d-^ans; pi.)
[the thickly interwoven,'] willow. Pes. Ill'' 'XI xblu Ms.
M., Ar. (v. Rabb.D. S.a.l.; ed. '?) the shade of a willow-
tree.P/. XPanx. Sabb.
20''
(Ar.' xrxanx ; Mss. '?). [Gitt.
e''; Kidd. 72* 'al xaiX the second willow after crossing
the bridge; v., however, xa"iXl.] V. xa"i?I, II a. xrjanr.
Jl liS, constr. 5'iXm. (v. 551, h. a"i3) something desirable.
. . 'x'-iSTD the choicest of . . . Targ. Ps. XLV, 14. Targ.
Y. Gen. XLV, 18.
J"li^ (b. h.; }/"-ix, V. a-iX; cmp. Sin) to plait, braid, A
weave. Sabb. VII, 2 snixn he who weaves on the Sabbath;
a. fr.Metaph. (cmp. '^"i::) to argue, conclude, spin out,
deduct &e. Ruth R., Par, 2, beg. (play on or'gim II Sam.
XXI, 19) they brought a subject up Pisnix Xirti and he
carried it to a conclusive decision. Ib. "{"OS ''^Jl'ix liil^U
they argued with him.Num. R. s. 4 (play on argaman,
purple) '31
ji . . . . 5iix n-^n XinUJ for it (the purple-covered
altar) argued Israel free from sin (pleaded in his behalf).
Ib. s. 12 (same play on the word)
'31 ailX Xini and He
wove (planned) the world so that all creatures should
come forth each according to its kind. Ib.
)i2
'X the Sun
weaves (ripens) food.
Nif 51X3 to be woven. Y. Ter. XI, end,
48''.
Ex. R.
s. 50; a. fr.
*Pi. an'^X, part, jnxp (cmp. njll?) to follow the
grooves
of the garden bed, to range, esp. to select the
green and tender onions (v. pbr Hif.). Tosef. Peah I, 9
anx^n, quoted in Y. ib. Ill, l?*" top JIT^^n (corr. ace.
;
v. 31"l"''a) a. explained ibid. '31 p'^brran he who takes
r
ry 115
4 Imw Um oUmn i
Kb''^'1K 116 ]inK
^<'^'71^
ni- (dimin. of K'n'iXl
q. v.).~Pl. '''b^'^y<,
T : : T :-
T
-
: : ~ T ;
-
'IDTIS Targ. Y. Gen. XXX, 37 'XI tib'i, a corrup-
tion; prob. Ti^a-iNni tlbi, V. )'i?3'i!S;in.
^IlD''T"lS, "'^.SD'^lb^ ch -h. psB'i'n'nri; V. '^ss'tin.
Targ.
y'
i, II Ex.' XV,~25.
DDpnnbi, read aCip-nnx or
^Qp I . _ P^-
"
P^-
-^^taxata, or Artaxiata, capital
of Great Armenia. Y. Erub. Ill, beg.
20'=.
Bab. ib. 29*
5<l^0''^1?
ed- (Ms. M. Bippt?"}?, Var. DpGTiS, tDp-iTn^,
v.
Babb. D. S. a. 1. note). Tosef. ib. IX (VI), 4 OpOIIS,
(Var. &p01^3>, -ppbTnS).
I'Lj'^ jJS pr. n. pi. Ardjir, formerly Seleucia, near
Ctesiphoii.' Gitt. e* 'X "^n. Erub.
5?''.
B.Bath.
62'',
v. r^-lin.
Yeb.
37*'
-i"'^^"i'n="ist'i, sub. t'^a'^in; Yoma IS*" ^"'iT'il
(corr. ace).
rn^, V. "'ix.
T
T
1"l!Si C-iX; V. !1^X, cmp. "'nn) lo!, behold. Dan. VII, 6;
7;
13."
nS^nS f. (b. h. !^2'nx, n-iN) opening, whence 1) an
aperture in the roof looking to the ground floor (answer-
ing to the Greek hypaithron, Roman compluvium), con-
trad, ft*, "pisri a garretwindow in the wall projecting above
the flat roof. Bets. V, 1 (35'^); cmp. Eashi a. 1. Nidd.
20''
'X3 XaiGS like a blind man finding his way down from
the drubbah, i. e. hitting the truth by chance. Ohol. X,
1
;
a. fr.

PL niailK. Ib. 4 sq.; a. e.2) the opening panel

of folding doors.P/. as supra. Yoma 76^ [Sabb. 43*;
153*'; Kel. XV, 2 read with Ar. nissilK.]
nil^ni^ f. (S'lX) tceb, matting. Y. Succ. I, end,
52
ua^'iJ 'X a mat (of twigs &c. for covering the festive
booth) that became unclean.
*D^I3l?JinS,
l^I2lD,l1n^_
m. (apcoYovaixT)^ sub.
5ai[JLa)v) helper of sailors, Arogbnautes, a demon. Qn.
R. 8. 63; Y. Ter. VIII,46 top; Yalk. Gen. 110, variously
corrupted T^ajia-ix, 'jiD'^ra^x, T^D-^saix, si'nri'^aiK.
JJ<"nS, pi. xni'nx, ni^x, v, x^niix Ch.
"l1"lS, ?5<"nnS m. mule, v. niiy.
TVy^ f. (b. h.; V. ii'nui^II) manger, crib.PLr^^]ii.
Snh."2i'^*?
n MjsS pr. n. pi. Aradus on the Phoenician coast.
Gen. R.'s. 37 (to Arvadi, Gen. X, 18).
CN~ 11 jJS m. pi. (preced.) Aradeans. Targ. 0. Gen.
X, 18 (Targ. Y. U ''X;'^1''-)''a3X; I "^NDU^b, Var. in Targ.
I Chr. I, 16 "^XOsi-jV).
'
T T : - T :
-
S^^njJ^ m. rice, v. xn^iK.
T T
' T :
*J!<D'1"15<> ^^01]"]^ m- (a transpos. of X^CES,
iOr^ti^)" liaiter (Rashi). ' [Ar. chain, Perl. Et. St. p.
21=
Pers. arvis rope.] Yeb.
46'' '31 'll'nis rr^b 1331 Ar. ed. Koh.
(ed. '"^I^X, Ar. ed. tT^lDIIK) they put a halter around his
neck (to prevent him from claiming his liberty).
?|^ni^
m. (11K) l)long, tall,lasting;Y.mha.2)(=r\'^'-iS;
cmp. Tp"!*?)
well-arranged, well-balanced, thinker, a title
of prominent scholars ; cmp. "i'^'^X a. S<3"'"iX. [In legend
intellectual eminence was identified with physical tall-
ness.] Nidd. 24^ l"iina 'X arukh (the tallest) in his gener-
ation. Kidd.
39*'
'K I^ISW 0^12? the world in which all is
well-balanced (also called ma 1^13\U) i. e. the hereafter.

PI. d"'21"iX. Yoma71' 'X Qi'Ti long life; a.fr.Fem.n=!l1X.

Ber. I, 4 'X nnx one lengthy (benediction); a. fr.Y.
Hor.II,46'' 'xn by the long road, slowly; Shebu. IS'^''.
PI. niaiix. Y. Ber. 11, S*" top, a. e. Miapl 'X long and
.short roads, i. e. in all directions. V. next art.
SDinS, V. xa-^xm.
T -t
T :
riDlnSi f. 1) fem. of -11X.
2)
(noun) long board,
longside
of
bedstead, bedside. Succ.
15''
d-^SlS ''nail 'X
the long bedside with its two knees (supporters);
16^*.

PI. ni3!l1X. Ib.I,8 (Var. ni3l"iN, v.Rabb. D. 8. ib. ad 15%

note 1); Sabb. 43'^; ib. XXIII, 5 (ISl**) n-j?2n 'S<(some
ed. niai-ix, corr. ace.).[Kel. XV, 2 diairnj blT 'X Ar.
Var. the long ranging boards used by the bakers: Maim.;
the prevailing versions are risilN or riiD'^|iS; Tosef. B.
Mets. V,4 niailit, (Var. niSI'^X) basins or moulds in which
loaves or cakes are shaped.Var. Ar. niD'^'^S.]
HD^n^J^Il ^- (^- ^- !^=>1"l^, ^^"^i^;
T,
V. Qes. H.Dict.
s. V.) the web
of
new flesh or skin on a healing wound,
healing. 'X tibsn to produce a new cover, be restored.
Hull.
77''; 125"; B. Kam. 9l''.
1"lS 1) V. ''^X.2) V. d-'-iX.
SD1"1}J|^ pr. n. pi. Aruma. Erub. 5l'' ed., Ms. M.
Xasil
q. V.
nSDiniSI m.ch.iEowaw. P/. "'XailX. Gitt. 17*; cmp.
"'^inS m. h. same. PI. d'^^^i'iX. Gitt. 17*; v. d-iX,
"jlllS c. (b. h.; 'pN or i"iX, j^nx, cmp. tJIX, X^IX,
ii3'i15 &c.) [joined together,] chest, box, coffin, freq.
(=12j'iiph -pIX) the Holy Ark, in the tabernacle and the
Temple, or in Synagogues. Yoma V, 1 'xb y^sn reached
the place where the Ark stood during the First Temple.
Y. Ber. IV,
8*=
top ; Gen.R.s.55 (allegorical etymologies).

Keth. 104* UJ'ilpM 'X (figuratively) a good and learned

man's soul; v. bx"ix.Kel. XII, 5 niblia bu; 'X the grits-
dealer's chest. Y.Kil. IX, 32^ top; Gen. R. s. 100 xnni
r^
117
tlii> lH>ii..iti.
iKh. M^ 'an 'MIH la
nl^ rv UMfV U Ac
.iMrtllM IM Wllkll IJt M4MHI how do MOl !
..w .r.||
iMd ac Hto){ ft. fr/it PHV^ Sol. I*i
<v (v, Kaiik vi, < boi. r<r, *.
^I.J
TMf. Ow.
U
A (coMajiT. Il tn, f
a^
boi. it^
II le Hte over Um ark natahilwt tlw wrolli
> rmi N. lb* uk hmAt. Y. Ikw. II. r hoi. Mptl n7^
i>) cuflitt rM tarrlad oii for brll.
' Wi -M^sf m. i.t I'M.iti ft. of
from elodiu )
JtltHiU gtH^ttft III iiiniviiP' nmi 1 1 *0|| lllVlf iciti** m\
nifhilkii. tabb. M^ srqi ir^
nana "S">9 irrra M. M.
(d. ^NHH mS^i9 . . . .; v. Babb. D. S, . 1^ Ar. "Tr.
Tar. nr^
SMhl td. Bom>^ AalMri a. R. Kt. mH^ *!
*Mni) la Um daaart jroa rooofalat Um aaUoMt of Um
tabbalb (a a eloodjr day)
bv th* mvMUu in tnral.Utid
yoa look ooi for mtvttt..
rSU4
rry^t^ . n
-
^
^n^
DTTK, X. orr^i, u.
ITDTW, V.
a^Tj.
fCr^,
ypT^'H
in. pi.
(Oyi)
bHrvihai, pniimi-
Ktry tui fl/'waiiin^i. aawrariaglo UmBoomui qwnaalio;
roMiM in wI l
ufi,
diallaf. ftr.
I
'
amJO
, or rvoa, mar-
aga propar, th> laHor<wiiihttiif ia iwmitaeiinc tho brida
tba groom*! pormaMat (or lmpro?ltad) homa. [Tba
xirothal oarriaawith it almott all tba lagal cooaaqomieaa
f luiUTiaga, axeaptiof soma modiflcalioiu moally of a
: vU (paeaoiary) obaraolar, and is,
**""^i'f
to Tdmadir
ffa,
pvaoadad by a baMdktkm (It r^), white ibv
it
itMlf b parformad by tba brida-groom (or hia man-
-
) dalivaring into tba band* of tba hrida (or bar
:aary, or bar Ihtbar, if iba ba a adaor) an oltjaet
' praaanting any valna not balow tba Mllaat ooin
l^'ratab), wbaraby tba pvpoaa of tba dalivary b stated
nd aasantad to bj> aeeapCaaea.] Katb. 1, 1 Iffi
p
mlbii
widow wboaa batrotbad dted bsdora mairiaga propar.
i N. V, 1
i
a. tt. Tab.43*. a.fr. It r-rso tba rapast follow-
ng tba balrotbaLMataplLoftba raUtkmbHwaaDlaraal
ud Qod, CWtmtmi. Bx.B.. is. end: a..
S~""'S, Y. 8hk. n. end,
47* JtcW x
x-
x
r-x
->v
N /"x, V. -*
; cmp. rtx) l) fa
p
tmiii tde ietfty,
root.
a) to 6ejprid%, iirf, hard. Babb. li*
of Mp vlitak aio
hafC Ih. 'M^imi i"*^
fM^ * *i(l
nr
fHM w (b h.>Mdbr. tWakllt,* Wof
4
ftiry^ K.Hash.iriTaaa.ta*', a.i Maiaali yrasa
teMi aMi. wiilara lahh, lit*' I pliaiid H rwm
mian (hafoi taa aoaa wha aagalaii ramiaai n
Kaa,f*^ v.9^
Mr^ ab. I) MM. Taai
f^ TIT. C: a.a.-Ak
/..t* ltllflab.tf*;aa.-r -^
Taf
v.,.^ x\iv *
a.a^V Ab t^ ..
..f 'M^M* 'HMm wtr^i {mk. ofo v t-pi^g) pv
pt H ^ YW 4raa |Oaiar-nni la Falartte*.
-^wi of
m. Tab
I M. 111.
a) pr. a. ak Arm. Dmo. Til. ins:
ToaaC Ih. II, 14.
n^ftt tCamp. iqt-fl
nrMte,' cmp li^9Q*7 *>
eh. &. ifoa av
I Kiiwi Tl, 7.
Tai
Vi^
"- ^^'^^ plaT'Of rap *; cAmt (far <
ii boMaX ToaaC SiUi. IXt (adl iMk. T^B.Tar.
TraoL flTma^ ab. XU "B awpci'iix. (aaa wtl
bj n gloamtor to asplala Iba oibsr). Ihu ^tq foatr.
aoc). (Tv T. D. AhaiMb 49: vrm,]
m. (dimia. of 0^7. 91^) rrmitr^ AmMnaea fcr waacbmaa
in gaidam. TBrg.te.1,8: XXTf.fO (h.rc^bn9^Brb.ia^
'^^arranAr. (ad.'-nai BasWrv; Toaal'Orajiba
roof oftbaabadbaalbaibapaafanradla, to
slantiBg towards Aa
*HinK m. pL (V. wrvrm P. Bai. S74,
MaQbl*<6*ogr. p. 9H) vf Armmim, Tmm. S4^ in "S-it Ar.
(ad. arrvn Term; Ma. M. au*i
VO drfpa of tba Araa-
aiaaa. Fsaa.
*
ai. .>! W. OtLTtTltTcm,
(of a la^ga aiae>'
J- t
-
j^ Meg. 2* (Mil VBWneH.
Tmrg. JodgJV.M.Ott.
HPCTTKn (KrrcH)
n^.wi,^
cmp. L5w, Pfl. p. tto) hjfftriemm 0mkatmmy, 8L Jtkm't
More, a plant said to ba teal ia aaMta^ B. Kamt
47^
-^ac Ar. a. Ms. H. (Yaa. aarrvt. t. Kob. Ar.; ad. *)
niK 118 ''^K
under 'poison' is meant arzafta which may also be called
pere
(fruit, produces of the earth). B. Bath.
20*
'-ix Ar.
(Ms. "nx, changed into 'SS as ed.). Cmp. ^iD'^nri.
"l^
(t). h.;
i^-iN, V. ^^X) 1) to go through; v. rpy^.

2)
to go outside, to travel. Part. rfy\^ q. v.Denom.
n^ix path.
Pi. rrnx (Denom. of rt^ilS) <o receive a guest, to lodge.
Bar. 63 1-
r^iH-an. Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39''
bot. 'in^xV.
Hithpa., a. Nithpa. in^Kinfi, Ht^xn? <o 6e received, be
the guest
of. Sabb.
13''
a. fr. Y. Hall. IV, 60^ 'xna.
n j?N, n jlS ch. same, esp. to take lodging. Targ.
Jud. XIX, 17. [nix, xniX Yoma 82'',
a. e., Af. of n-^-;.]
Ithpe. JT^xns, contr. JT^nx to dwell as a stranger,
sojourn. Targ. Y. Deut. I, 6; v. 'nm.
^n
j
V
'^n
J
Iffs m. (preced.) traveler, guest. Targ.
II Sam. XII, 4.[Y. Ber. I,
2*^
top 'Dl X-^nx xmx Min iC?,
oth. ed. xniX, read X'inr with oth. ed.]. P/. 'pn'ix,
rn^X- Y. PeahVIII, end, 2l'', (read as) Y. Shek.V, end,
49''
'X n^b tnin he had guests, [xn'ix pafA, v. xn'iix.]
Snni!^ lath, V. xrii-ix.'pnix, v. rr^-ix.
^^ j^
prefix of Pers. proper nouns, Arta-. Gitt. 14'',
V. X^-ixlI.
'lini:"!^;, ]'^2'Dl'i< Yoma ll--'; Yalk. Deut. 844;
Sam. 124

perh. a corruption of 'jtoi'na (a Jewish) tribu-

nus; cmp. biaiaix.
[Or pr. n.?]
srnt9"ii<,
V. x:=5-j^x.
''S^^D")!^ Targ. Esth. VIU, 10 Levita, v. ^>''tt'nS.
'jnt^'IS, "jSni^niJ^ pr. n. m. Arfaban (IV), the last
Parthian king, friend of E. Judah han-Nasi. Y. Peah
I, 15*^
bot.; Gen. R. s. 35; Yalk. Deut. 844; Prov. 934.V.
'iSIIX.
b<;Dnt3-iis,
5<rnt3ns, ^^^jii^nj^, ^:2'i:n^
pr. n. pi. Artabania (named after 'Artaban, v. preced.),
near Pumbeditha.
Erub.5l''(Var.lect.,v.Eabb.D.S.a.l.).
Dm lOilt^
Yalk. Esth. 10.53, read Gia'^ujVjp or 'nabX
(Esth. R. to in, 1 GlSISi-ia, read 'Si^'J;
v. "pna^X).
bt3^^^(p&^b'^<j,v.n1tnb.^.x.
*D^Dt3-l^<,
DIDDIS, D^D^b"!^, ex. r. s. 13
G333 'Xl, read: nsins 0335 nial-i )'^H^ but no juice enters
into it, '31 h'2pi2 nin
xbi ns)-iB b^ liib niurs ^D so was
Pharaoh's heart made and it received not &c. ; v. Ter.
X, 11.
^^1^4 J*^
in.(apr6v.oizQ(i)baker,'i<r\^^bakerg. Midr.
Sam. ch. XIX iblT 'X n"^^ (Var.'irBlpin-iX q.v.) a rendition
of beth hallahmi, I Sam. XVI, 1) to his (Jesse's) bakery,
'31
X3 Xin^^ (read with Yalk. Sam. 124 '=1 Xl^"' Xim) and
he (Jesse) shall come out (to the bakery) from Bethlehem
(to meet Samuel there). Yalk.l.c.'iXSpSIX, 'riX(corr.acc.).
"'"I^^, D^~lS (v. next w.; cmp. >i"iX) prop, behold, in
most cases corresponding to b. h.
*i3,
that, so that, be-
muse,
if;
but. Targ. 0. '^^X; Targ. Y. dl^X; v. fr.
"'"IS I, 5l*^"lS
(
-{/"-tX, cmp.
"^"11)
prop, to point, throiv,
hence (in a logical sense) to argue, question, discuss, treat.
B. Kam.
30''
bbs "p^^iX Xp"!^ Ar. (ed. li-^T^'^X, v. infra)
since we pointed out the law about the dung placed in
the street as an argument against Rab. Keth. 16% a. fr.
nb '^Xp "'X^ Inb i^XpTl and he who raised the question,
how could he raise it at all, i. e. the answer being so
obvious, what must have been the impression he labored
under, that he could ask such a question, or raise such
an argument?Y. Keth. VI,
30'"
bot. "(il-iXI ^^tr^ l^p "pXI if
the heirs should rise and raise objections (go to law).
-4/".
'^T'!^
same. Ned.
2''
yu'2 I'T^'^X he does treat
thereof.Pes. 6^, a. fr.
"3 i-i'i"'X"i "^Ti-'X incidentally of
treating the question of... Kerith.14'', a. fr. (inx 13X3)
''n'^'^ia Xp the argument is up (about one limb). B. Kam.
30^' ']3'^"i'i''X "^3
when we raised the objection (taking our
argument from 'the dung', v. supra), it was before R. N.
had giTen his opinion ; a. fr.Deriv. X^J'iX.
''"I&<, tn'i^ (b. h.; "jA^X, V. ^^X) [to create a gap,]
to pluck, esp. figs. Shebi.1, 2
'31 fTnixti the gatherer and
his basket. B. Mets.89'' day laborers d'^SXra 'j'^-iix riTiJ
Ar. (ed. 'ITli'; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 300) engaged in
picking figs. Y. B. Bath. V, IS'' bot.; a. fr.Num. R.
s. 20 Tanh. Bal. 4 (homiletic etymology of arah, Num.
XXII, 6).
"'"IS II, n[]nS m. (b.h.; ''"ix, v. preced.) [the light-
colored] 1) lion. B. Kam.
16''
ni3in 'X a tamed lion;
a. fr.Transf. brave man; distinguished scholar (opp.j
bSJIUJ). Yeb.122''. Kidd.48'';Snh.8''. Gitt.83'' ;Y.ib.IX,50a
'31
'X(l SnX "pS"^!!?^
'i'^X
you must not argue against a lionj
(scholar) after he is dead. B. Kam. 117'^; a. fr.P^.,
nii"iX.

'xb 33T a tail to lions, i. e. the least among theJ

great (opp. head to foxes). Ab. IV, 15; Y. Snh. IV, 22*^1
hot.Hull.3'',a.fr.'X '^'T^5,v.ia.[Gen.R.s.28 niiTjCa 'X,|
v. XlMBii.]2) Leo, Lion the fifth sign of the Zodiac (corrl
resp. to the month of Ab). Yalk. Ex. 418. Pesik. Dibr6|
p.
116'';
Pesik. R. s. 27 (28, p.
133'', ed. Pr.); v. bX'^IX.
j
3) homiletic surname of the Lord, Israel &c. Pesik. 1. c.;j
Pesik. R. 1. c. ; Yalk. Jer. 259, v. bx^nx.
^"IS, S^"lS (Sl^nS) ch. same. Targ. Num.XXIvJ
9 ; a.* fr.B. Mets. lOl'', a. e., v. 3^X. Ned.
62^'
'^ni'nSxVj
'X to drive the lion off, i. e. to get rid of the tax-f
collector.Shebu.
22'', a. fr. rib^J SS'^i'Tl Xin 'X a lion liea
on it, i. e. it is unavailable because it is forbidden.

'
Ab. Zar.
31'', a. e. 'X "i3 son of a lion (of a great man).
Hull.
59^ the tiger is '^iUh'^S
'^31
'X the lion of the forest
of Ilai (v. Schorr He-Haluts VII, 32
; cmp. Koh. Angelol.
p.l03).P^. i<fi;;i"!,
i;;'"!^.
Targ.IChron.XI, 22; a.fr.
110
J. i (.,j. ti '.'i Hi""
.k V..M. Tti V^ Hmi w
1 w ><lhh. hf> l||> lti*m
r ihia, II
'
be no rfuw^m (ao 4iflku
- iil>imiii
loBft* Mli oUwr)t
T8**^i|t (b. h.) i'
> Ligitt (o|i ivrxvttl.
/ S A.
(y^) mmttkimg woi^m^ mth. Sabb. XIII. i,
tr. Y. ii. KL in, Bd. 98^, wbal U m>mni bj *miT
\ lu 3*Mia wbvn il loolu M If wovwi.
Mtf. M\ a. .
s') "iX}
iplBniaf iIm flMt M M to prvpar* it for wv>
g
(lodirMi prtpnTAtioB or dMigBAlioo); 8ah.
48*
*^
^V
(Ihubi r^y.
r.V"S
r. (V. praead.) WMtw^. Y.Yona 111,40' bou
'!(
tlMlr WMVli^ BBoal tak plM within lb*
^^. 4*, V. praoad.
N. '^rp- Y. 8nb. X, 2^, . ir^
T-j
ill w( (prob. cormption of rr^) pr. n. pL Ouit.
lb II, 17 (rcf. to "T^ "^
ibid. 'moaotaiM ofcnttiag^
N TX proVian *er *C (not 4cr8, r. MntL Keh. . L)
u\i (ha (Bonan) govanmanta OMijr raceiva (thair pay
>r) tlM nwMaora of Ar. (omp^ JoMph. B. J. ID, 10, aq.
r path. raf. to tba Bar Kokhbc war; emp. r
-
St
'
X,
~3
rcr a. otb. Y. Taaa. IV, 6* aq.).
^{'"^S pr. n. m. (Oan. XIY. 1) Arjfotk, 1) hotnilelie
uname of Nabotraddan. Lam. B. to , 5 (aDnaion to
-X).
3)
(emp. I>an. II, 14) Arpokk^ a title of Saanal,
hecontampormrrofBab. 8abb.5S\ Kidd.8t*. MaB.S8\
\\i\\.
76**
(prob. a Fenian adaptatkm tatjmJtft)'
C*'*"S pr. n. m. Ario*. Bitti Dent. IS; Yalk.
n t4Mt4 at hHii nli ^ttmwm Um ivva aT WMto (pr.
m Am. . V, fmim 11); litfl (oC ImITiIm vMik #
hndk^ Bra^ I. > B. Btf^ i*t - -H
r<~^ T.
Rmk. I. tr lo^ Tv^Y (Mtv. .), -II #iiK a lans
m4 la fl0i w vfilt MMito pMi^wr laiy aripi'
rw jifJMHyiwfii.liiiltHipMi/nrfa^Mttl
m-rlHmg,
opf.
na (Wdl, Um laiyw !), . B. )(>
.
M^. .^ rt<^.t..
n ritf vrnfiiy. na^ m11*^1. v
*ti lb. L *
. Trm. BarVte Bll. lo
r 7 ; 7 11 naU bMll OMliI akof* Mii,
ekofo ntt Mtk (Milt o^
f.
Ota. alt SV)
-'
rw nRi ^ ^I
Ilk 'rn r9 anMll UiHk Oaili) i
Mak nlwva Mafc,

f. (iMli. O* I i)
Bn^^^A y^HB^^^A ^^Ai^AA\
lloaUi oCrtbrnl^m, Vmlk, Qtat^ p, tl*'). V. Ink, X. t<
<"in (Y. L c ad. 1^
n^K) 0Aa m dto fturtii af
\ra^. TowtKO.I,t;T.ikl,tf*kol. H STT dMrtal
f A.
MTTHI^ Mrj^ak.(k.rr7i}lifA,r,^li
tmw
Sum. xiu, t9;
*.'
oi (k. 9ta). Baik fI* - M W:
irwo ad.(Ar. Mvno a Maiar of tka Mek wnB Ml iMo
tiM Mom Babk. IM* a koaaa VwerA an * wlidi
of wboaa walb w aavaa Meka aad a hntf; a. a..->A
*:.'
'
'
*
. TTTW* T^7r<^
Twr Ba.XBV.f7jaL<w(li.
an^). B Bath. 3* *mR ,vtJ Kliailnan kaaAtflML T-
Brab. I, ir top (abo ,um}.
!PjMl(b.b.TS)CtWlMV.iap<fM^ TB^i.lKliiga
VUI, 'sfu Chr. . t.-Y. Ab. Bbr. t. STiaph . S97K.
^.
T-.
/ ' *
P^
mgwi
;
ii lavdkea.
Tarf. Bs. XX, i
.
.1 DaM. XXTni.T 7^99 arito
appear long; a. fr.r.THn.IT, M^ TT* n^^*^ to Baa
loi;Koh.B.toTII,7.-S)laWteaL aBk.loii^<
whan 00a was toO.S) f l^ry, maM, AtfK. Twy.
rX, W. Taif. JdbT1,ll^Y. TaaM Tl, 4* -f rrna
wait a wbOa. T. B. Haah. I, sr boc
?
n;-r: r-n
ba waitad a whela jaar. lb. TV^
tn. T. X. Kak
11,81^ top
i^
lB"ns mbHi iha Aip wB wait tat iboa.
XVII,'s!)-TBri. FroT.'xnr. it lit JX m wlwai to-
tiignaialoaf prppartd(b.rxr5r). .r-v-tHpart.
poaa. of
TT^
fa arraafr) ri^Af,
M^^y-
^T. I^-
Soec
4^
11Kb -
H il H ffifbi or aott B. >. 7S* IT
and it b prapar to do ao. Midr. TBI, to Pa- L 2 r% ir
ia eaeb a tbiag li^?
1te. Y. ?j'"^
aa. ^nead4
I Sam. Xnr, 18 (n rwr
. read JII.>|l.
fn.)
Sabb. S3* a "C
'
3
?r%
>p m
'
Dt*ii{ 120
xmc'^nsi
his body. Keth. 103^ '31 X53'''nxi I would dress parch-
ment rolls of deer skins.
CSJ ICS m. (preced.) [one who arranges arguments,]
.4.reA;^a, "title of a lecturer. Sabb.
59''
'X nni XinJ a
great man, a lecturer. Esp. known R, Aha Arekha. lb.
111^; a. e. Ber.33^ed. (Ms.M. Hiya); Abba Arekha (Rab,
V. 3^). [In legend: tall, v. "^I'nX.]
SD''"I^5 f. (preced.) theme of a lecture. Midr. Till.,
beg. 'X fib "iss used that idea of R. Yudan as a theme.
l}^D"'"lS m. iv.'T\'''^ViIl) long, prolonged. Bets.30'' X^sT'
'K Ms^ M. (ed. xnD'^-iX); Succ.
45''
'K XT2T^ an adjourned
day.Fern. KPD'^'nx. Ber.4^"S< tibsn a continued prayer
;
'Xtl^lStJ a continued benediction on redemption, v. rtiSilXS.
PI. itnS'i'iN. Keth.
8*
'X n''515 the six lengthy bene-
dictions.
'
TO^njSt, niD'^nJS! f.(-\'\i<)prolongation,length ;(auh.
ClK,
or B'^DS) forbearance. Koh. R. to VII, 8 -|i^xn: 'K
'D1 the forbearance which Samuel showed. Gen. R. s. 70
D"^5B 'X. Y. Hag. II,
77*'
hot.; a. e.
Q^^''
'X length of days,
long life.Gen. R. s. 64 D'^n"' 'X lapse of time.
Jj^r^D'^njSl. ch. same. Targ. Is. XXXVIII, 11.
Sn^D^HN f. (v. rp*^X II,
2)
preparation, future (v. -j-il,
Schr. KAT p. 549). Targ. Jer. XXXI, 5.
D'^"!!?^
C^^"!^)'
Pr-n- ^rim (Arum). Y.Hag.I,
76'=
bot.; Y. Pes. Ill, end,
30''
'X VT^^ n"^ibr, v. il^-^^S; (Sifre
Deut. 41
1113?
J Yalk. lb. 681 D^-iS-JJ; Kidd.
40''
HTn:).
']''D"'niS m. (lpT)(i,a, Toi) deserty wilderness. 'X Dlp^
a settlement in a desert. Lev. R. s. 35 (ed. "iliaillX, Ar.
y\->:ry., corr. ace). Cant. R. to VII, 11.Yalk. Jer. 257
,10'in'ix, cmp. nx'^o'^i'^x.*
D'^ni^ I m. (01X) something tied to the body (uepi-
a|X|xa), whence an emblem set in a ring or chain (cmp.
Deut. VI, 8; Prov.VI, 21, also Sm. Ant. s. v. Amuletum).
PI. 'pp'^IX. Deut. R. 8. 3 'X U^l^ lb T^'oriZt^ (read "^S^D) brought
into his house two emblems (of faith); the king, too,
'X
"^3113 ")ia33 inb rjpT had two corresponding emblems
set for her. lb. Abraham delivered to his children
'X "^iUJ two emblems (which they should guard. Gen.
XVIII, 19).
D^ncS II m. (0"ix) prop, bound, engaged, esp. tenant
who tills the owner's ground for a certain share in the
produces, contrad. fr. IIDH tenant who pays the landlord
a certain rent in kind, irrespective of the yield of the
crops. Y.Bicc.I,end,64^ Y.B.Bath.III,14^bot.n^1inU3 'X
'X a farmer letting to a sub-farmer. Ex. R. s. 43. Lev.
R. 8. 1 IG'^IX his (the king's) tenant, i. e. Adam (in para-
dise); a. fr.PZ.
Q'^p'i-iX,
I'^p^lX. Y. B. Bath. 1. c. Y. M.
Kat. Ill,
82''
bot. Deut. R. s.
7
; a. fr.Cmp. tJiiy.
D^liJ,
^<0""^^5,
^<b^n!Sj ch. l) same, also ikld
laborer. ^Targ. Y. Deut. XXIII,* 25 ; 26 Levita (ed. bsiB).
Targ. Cant. VIII, 11.Ab. Zar. 2l'' I'lasyp STiniOilX
'X the
gentile tenant working during the Jewish festive week,
works for his tenancy (not as the Jew's employee). Hag.
25 '31
'X . . . Xin XJ'^I it is the tenant's business to pro-
cure kegs &c.*B. Bath. 55* '31 ly '^XDISI XCIXI Rashb.
a.
1. (ed. xnibi-ix,
Var.
'b'^'l^^
T^l-'
> "5J'?J"'1i?<'i)
v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note, Ms. M. "iJilXI) that the tenant
of the Persians is such only up to forty years (after
which time he is considered a legitimate owner); v. Nim.
Jos. toAlf. a.l. [It seems that the Pers. Jews pronounced
x^-^-ix a. xrir-'-w^, cmp. xjn^'i'n a. xjnp'^i.]P/. x^B''ix.
Targ. Job XXIX, 23. ^Xb'^lX, v. supra. [Lev. R.'s. 28,
V. X-JD-^nx.]
2) betrothed, v. bnx.
D''"lJJ^, ^J^D^nS
poison, V. D1X ch.
n&"'lj|<. Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. IV,
8 ; v. nD-ii?.
mens. f. (D-'-ixiI) tenancy, condition
of
the Aris.
J
PeahV, 5 'X2 as a tenancy; a. ir.Pl. ni'^pTjX. Y.Bicc.
1, 1
end,
64''
'X "^b^a owners of tenanted properties, v. fTi'^sn.
Sri1D"'"lS ch. same. Lev. R. s. 5. Ab. Zar. 21^; a. e.
B. Bath. 55^ v. XO-^nx. [M. Kat. 22^ v. xnbi-lX]
SI2p''"lS m. (corrupt. ofXa''aC)'ilX,apiaTr)TT^i;)6reaA:-
fasting, in gen. invited guest. PI. j'^ttO'^'iX, X'^'japi'iX.
Koh. R. to I, 3
'31
'X p-^nir let the guests eat (some ed.
'jlOD'^-iX, our guests?). Lev. R. s. 28 Xi^D-^IX (corr. ace).
Lam. R. to IV, 2 'X
"iJi^
among the seated guests.
piblSlDD^nS, Dlbn1l2D^nN5 pr. n. m. ('Apt-
axopouXo?) Aristobule, brother of Hyrcan, son of Alexan-
der Jannai. Men. 64'';
B. Kam. 82''; a. e.
plDD^nS, read:
j
luO'lkSl m. (Spiarov) orig. morning meal, later
principal meal, dinner, repast. Y. Ber. IV,
7*'
niin '"^x
'3
'X 113^ if ye are invited to a dinner, and the day is
advanced, &c. Y. Snh. Ill,
21c
top 'X 12 during dinner,
lb. VI, 23; a. fr.
pDp^lSlI pr. n. m. Ariston. Hall. IV, 11; Y.
Shebi. vi, end, 37*
(a Syrian land-owner).Y.Yeb. XVI,
end, 16* 'X in one Arjston. ['Owe of the [5ouXy) apiaxoiv
mentioned Cod. Theod. Lib. XII, Tit. 888, Frankel M'bo
p. 65^]
n 1 liS f. ("ilX) cursing, imprecation. Y, Ber. IV,
8*^^
(play on Aron, the ark) from there isbisb nx^IT^ 'X curse
goes forth into the world (for trantoj^sors); a. e.
]T-1S, V. -illX.
'^
sizj^ns or s^^ns, "j^stiJ^nis, "jstrj^ns,'
f. (T2J"iX, V. D"ix) prop, obligation, hence "(sub. mi3>0) a
meal which creates an obligation,
,
a meal lohich is given
in the expectation of receiving invitations from the
Ul
rrriprrtHmif ^mnil '-' -* - J-i
-'mA^ mm
nf^ III*
HIT^S (M?r*H)
m fr*, |'-, onp. -V)
'*#,
I.
M(lt. lllB3)i
c
/If ii:r-n (T-n,
Ti. O. I. VIII, II
IWf. IV
ux XVIII. 44. (It. uju ir|)j A. 9. Ow^
r^
"Pi^ (
^"W. inp. rs) fo /ofo, mmm; Iimm '
fpM or
?PM
(b. h.; /S, e|. gltr. KIT p. 4tT
)^ir, lo ! Idr) to At (/Mbr/
iUf. -p-^ I) lo ^rrfwy. htkm^im Miy. Br I, 4
y^^ vran iby >oniwidd > Iw^tfiy bdtoUoa. lb.
u\oinp.pNI.
T<MMiM^T4ara'yitai41(Mlapr^y*r.
^ Hfn will b ptoloag^-^ rrr ivi
fvrkfrimg. Y. SlMba. IV. bg. M**}
boU wlMeollellBf dbu (poniab*
iiif
)
n2^i^
TNra l> ia alow la ooltoeilag (puaUbM In
*
tokJb^f, Aurf/oiy.
n of lb* tpMtf grtw
I'li^.i, \ .i.:i.4, . ;
^M9V^U\
to miikf hravf/. Nm
,,ow hatlVT
iliiMi haat mud* oar burden (ibruugb rwtrletivc Uwt)!
Xif-
T^
fo be pntoi^ed. grow kmgtt, BUHNam. 181
;
Yftlk. lb. 771
;
(Nan. B. 1. o.
TW^)-
?PS
m. (b. h.) OB^ witb CNi, Gnfii Img-nti^rkti,
^ Tmd. n, 65^; a. fr.; v. C^
><-~N
CTK;
cmp. n^7); pi. -r-* me$kn,
I*. Snbb.
50**.
Oitt. 69^ B. Bath. 8*. t.
X^-m
Tnrf. Ksth. VUI, 18
-
n^^o in ita (Ui girdle**)
in^tihe.*.
X^"'i<
II, ^C~5<, ni"S f. (-pK) iMrsliVm, (enn.
limit: fxtensioH
ofHme, Diia. IV, S4 (prolongation). lb.
VII. I'j (,.t Ufrm).Twy. 0n. VI, 8; a. .
N^'^^?
III f. (-b. n=r^) healing, reMcrvtion, T ,i
.
IIChr.XXIV.lS.-Pf.rrxCT'^r^).
Taxf.Ps.CXLM.
(d. Vieii. K5*).
^^?1^
f- (
^) ( ridM^ ike i^permcH %er
of (I r/i/y (fwm (in>Mi*(/ rt /CcU. B. Mat*. 108^
irono tlM
tirst, itrt-j the additional (middie). It Um appcnnoat.
(T;rg. Y. Lev. IX, 17 read WTTTTX.]
Num. R. 8, 14 (p.
25
ed. Amst.) 'S^ lit Ons
T:
them a certnin time but Anally puniabad thein.
r^'^^
r. (3an)
II ft
%
/Ww Mii> Ac I
to lktmkh,lkknmmaUBmnmmmJimm
<to(i
ing ilMa amiMM mIi oT wblalk
b)radl*rMiimMMa|. SILIV.a. . .
lalaafl^Vilt
a. It^tt |^A*.#
Jtim0ii, JtiHL KU. VU. I 1HW
ivi
(TBitr.lb. IV. 1 1. Var. ftoSB nr-V| dMlyMMTlte im
Mik to bi( diHni aM toM te Um mmd to mm at
atiliirplm V I. f I' bol ^-^Vs n ika towar
iolal af Um laaiMift K*i XlV.t
'9*
1i Vs re^-z iTumt
ib B Maia.IV, lilr^e* rp^) a U^
>
I,
br'.kMi Ml ib*>atoi.iV.r*9^ Btd^tuV 1* m^* iw*.
^<"""S
cj( ,||, Taf,BMltV.ff (V Umm V.
'
y3, raad OVW rcn, V lf4L
aba. in, %4*.\^Pi.
ms^far%. Xm,
II, Irtk Tt I i,-r9V- IWf #ak,
IV'. .% iu
;
aw
T^^
JCCTjt
M.ak.(ft.ip^.|rtor,ai<ir
Tant. I Cbr. XI. t (fc. tost T|.
t)wg. Uk, XU, tt (k
isi 3*); a. fr.Y. Bar. V. r
*
"W m aldar pmmti
hf^Pl. rrsr% Taff. U Ov. XI. 11^ a. a^f. fmk
VIII. tl* (datoaliva aMMMa); (b. pL nM9?^ v. :pi^
dl^ui'^'H. w^frWa^(Vx^,-**mHiirliiif.
iNMaftolrato, /n/U. T. TMa. IT. ria^ Laa. B.
ei^NMaftolrato,
tolI.t;IV.I8.
ofltoa of a alty
vaa ollaa
]
B. a 7 varsrm (aarr. aaa,jL (Tha
^yar or i Mi Hr is Ua Boana 4^*
a ito aaaaati; r tai. Am. a. v.
l aaft iiwua ftr hmtMHf wmi; mima tfimlmrt^ rihria
B. to I, 1^; T.
~X
I f. (-nt. T. -=-?; aa adaptoifa.
oTafx^, aaip.
<;=-:() rmn o/* a/}|er. c/Jtoi; <arf wftUtr*. Mwm. B. &
wboarar wae tigaad m a wtoaai 'n rov* 10(KI44.IT.8
*rxr
q.
T.) in Um old aoatt of fypborfaLT. M. Kai. O.
end, 81^
^Tr-y^
"^ ba (tha gaaUh) takae Ika daad
to UMir (gaatik) oOea for rMocdii^^ T.Om. I, M* la^
^Bath B. to 1. 8 rpmn -p3 ^ H tka tiaa of Oly a'i
ecMai oB to ottca priwi DaaC B. a. t "S* H 7-7^
vorr-
eadar thy ofltoa to Joahoa. lb. a pretoet
*^
ic rmr
who waa in biaofllea; a. tr.fH. ri*S7fL Bath. B. L c
n It H Um tanaa of oOea an pridiatlaad
(
30
boc "sr ruVu 7ir>. (rwr-y, t. r-r.J
"'J^'X II, pr. a. pL It
rr^; KiryaA AwkkH
V. pcaead. Targ. ^arii. XT, 18; a. e
*!r|lMlII (Otaefc pn
fX>~)
*^ < ign- toiiod
bT apDaes-TT--:
IteftMf |rfie earftofwai"
~
"
Bkha p. IS2* Ar. (ad. OVmB 'r^ corr. aecL); t
>;
i^*r*!X=j<FCSO~JjL
(^
i iK, GoBJLa.iOb^.,]fak,T.7nr.
p^rnSX m. (afr][tto, arahiaaai)
6aAiH^! arcfciat. Taab. Ki Tbola* 9 ha w
M
'afVwib
jitajjip-iD-^K 122
KMtt^'K
into the Egyptian archive; Pesik. Zakh. p.
21^
'X n'^aVs
Ar. (ed. 'Jl^'ii^, corr. ace); Yalk. a. 1. -jIls-iX (some ed.
p^lX, corr. ace.)- Esth. R. to I, 3 115"! 'N ^^Th as in
the state-house of Gadara. [Ex .R. s.5 IlialX m^n corr. ace]
architectus) architect, engineer. Gen. R. s. 24, beg. ri33^ 'X^
'21
to be compared to an engineer that built the forti-
fications of a principality; Num. R. s. 'j, beg. "pW^p "^S^N^
"ixiop (corr. ace, and insert ti^SSUJ) to an architect that
was appointed &c. ; a. fr.

PI. 'JiS'iapD'iS'nN, ',iKpD''D"iN.

Y. Ber. IX, 13* top ISBpB (corr. ace).
V. next w.
D''I2p''b''D"l!S m. (apxtXTQffrT);) chief robber, leader
of
a gang. Gen. R. s. 48 ; a. fr. [Frequ. d'^a&'^ls'iS'nK,
divide in two words, v. "iDnxiII, a.ClJGiy] [Yalk. Ex. 255
'pDlKDi^'^Dl!*, "pal:: . . ., read 'J'^piLjoVisp'^N.Midr. Sam.
s. XXV, end Cl'i:3&'^>D"iX some ed., v. D'i-JG'^s'iS.]
p"llD''5''D"lS m. (read in two words, v. ""^-iXlII,
a. *iBl^) chief of
the body-guard, executioner; cmp.
-nobp'iSt:. Pesik. B'shall.
p.
91'^ ']'i-i1Sibl2n8< Ar. (ed.
l^B'^bbanN.Var.pS'^b pIX, iniX II^-^SV), 'jlV'^BiaiX, v. Ruber
a. 1. note; corr. ace).
D'^I3p''5"l^ m. (^pyTjjTT);) dancer. Y. Suce V, bb^
top ; Y. Snh. U, 20^ bot.G-JOD^X ; Num.R. s. 4.PZ. T^'JO'^Dnx
or J'^D'i-LJp'iD'iX. Midr. Sam. s. XXV, end Di-iaDi3"ii<, Var.
Di-jOi^is-iX (corr. ace).
*D1^t2^<^I2D^D^^<, D1^I3nt2D^D^^^ m. (a.yt-
,
T : : . : -
t : : : - ^ />
(jTpaxTjYO^) commander in chief; also chief magistrate
(v. Bia'^D'^llipH). Gen. R. s. 58; (Ex. R. s. 31 "JToDN).
D"lJ^"lt3D'^D"lS, Gen. R. s. 58, corr. as preced. w.
p!2^p'^D"lS, read ,'ii:pt3'i3-)X.
bD"lS, V. banxi.
j
J JsS I m. ("I"iX, an adaptation of 5pyo)v) elder,
magistrate. B. Bath.
164''
a letter of divorce dated nsirn
'!!< "lil^B (Var.
)^y,
)ia^^ V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 3 sq.
;
cmp. 'S"]?) in the year whenwas magistrate; v. "J'^SI'n.

PI. nisiD-iX. Cant. R. to VII, 9. Ch. jiS'iX, X2i2-iX.

jJ jCN II m. (T^jX) one giving long prayers, opp. T^Sip.
Ber. 34*; Mekh. B'shall., Vayassa 1 "p^N'Q (read 'X nri).
5Sri^DDni^5 f. ("='^XI) office. B. Bath.
1641^
(Var.
'3D-;?,%. 'iD-i'xi).
SD3"li^ m. (C531) thick, well-kneaded. Men. 43* Xi'^^n
'X thick ieaven of barley flour.
DTQDDnX, Ot3^DDnS, read b^t:t?^3^X.
JSSpDnS, V. xsi^a-ix.
n^ jffNpr. xi.-pl. Arkliath, Warka, S. E, of Babylon (v.
Sclir. KAT p. 94). Yoma 10^ (expl. Erekh, Gen. X, 10)
'X It Ms. M. (ed. n'12"'-l1X, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.; Targ. Y.
Gen. 1. e GIH; Gen. R. s. 37 pri; Yalk. 62 DIN).
^<"1^=!!<^1?--P^-
T'iy<, T^Y"^-
I'arg. Y. II, Gen.
XXXIV,' 31 some ed.
UHS pr. n. (b. h.) 1) Aram, son of Shem. Targ. Gen.
X, 22 ; a. e.
2)
Aramaea, Syria. Targ. I Kings XX,
1
;
a. fr.
3)
(a disguise for X^ii) Rome, Roman empire
(cmp. tai'iN). Pes.
87*'
'i< n'TlTSX mnu bapb ed. (read
'X h^... Vaa\)
;
in Ms. M. 1 only
'-|in
^'QDV, Ms. 2 b'r . .
.
Di-i^all
; oth. var., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note ; Gitt. 1
7^*
d'^'^rii'iX)
to endure the severe decrees of Rome.
S/2"llSt, nbJiSnSSI m.(=h.''a'nK)%na. Targ. Gen.
XXV,^20;"a e.B.kam. 59 'X ^hp'^'-\ Ms. (ed. 'XI corr.
ace) Syrian palm-tree.Fem. xn'^fi'iN. Targ. IChr. VII,
14 (ed. Rahm. xniniit).P/. m.^'^xa'nx. Targ. II Chr.
XXII,
5 ; f. xnx^^nx. Sabb. 29* Syrian (dates).Cmp.
^<Q"lS, ^^DHS f.=xnra-ix 2). Tai-g. Ex. XXIX, 24;
Tt-; TTT ttt' ''
a. e.
n^^sns, V. xaxs.
T T :
T - -:
nSJ^QHU^, V. next w.
T T :
^^;D"is,^a"ii<h., s^^DHs, ^s^^i, nsa
-:-'-:-
ci
"^ "^ ' ~ tt:- tt -:
ch. m. (=b. h. '^T^'}^) Syrian.^ in gen. gentile, Roman;
cmp. '^M'nx 2). Targ. 0. Lev.XXV,47.Y.Shebi. IV,
35*''
iQTQ
'K in (Y. Snh. Ill, 21 '
1^2 ^'Z in) a gentile in Rome,
lb.
'31 "^"^TltTi lit (prob. plur.) either be Jewish Jews (liv-
ing as Jews ought to) or gentile gentiles (Roman Romans).
Y. Ab.Zar. Ill,
41"=
top '21 SfiiTS^X the leather bottle of
an Aramaean (or gentile) burst open. Yeb.
45*'
tii<TD"iX "iS
son of a gentile. Hull. 97*; a. fr.

PI. ''NaiX. Targ. Y.

Deut. XXXII, 24 (Pomaws); a. e.Ab.Zar.
31
'\Gitt. 17*
"ix?2i"ix (Romans). Gen. R. s. 63
'J'^iJi^'lN;. Koh. R. to
VII, 11 T^":^-)X.Num. R. s. 7
Di5<?3-)5<
^(Kel. I, 8 d1"32J);
\
a. fr. [Lev. R. s. 34 l-^X^IX^ 'jinX, read 'j'^N^ir^, v. "^-at.]
'
Fem. itni-^^a-iX. Yeb. 1. e V. XS^iX.
PQ"I!SI
m. (b. h., prob. fr. d-iX^Q-in) enclosure,
palace (poetic). Ab.Zar.
24
''praised 'X T^aia in the inner-
most of the Palace (Temple). [Ex. R. s. 5 'S< n^n; Pesik.
^
Zakh. p, 27*, v.
li^dlX.] Cmp. dIX Schr. KAT p. 536.
^ *
JIUJCS II pr.n. pi. J.rmo. Yeb. 45*
captives com-
ing from A. (v. Neub. Geogr. p. 371; prob. ident. with]
: Tia^, q. v.).
1 iQ JcS III m. (v. lia~i?) platanus, the oriental plane.
d'^ai^a'iN.' Gen. R. s. 15, ijeg.; (R. Hash. 23*; B. Bath.)
81* "ns).
SJ^riDHX, nS f. (d1"i) 1) r-aising, rising. Targ. Is.
I
XIX, 16; a. e.
2)
leaving, heave-offering. Targ. 0. Ex.
I
II. II (Vm. rv*f .).
Mtf II* I'
t I) {k. k.) At
(UM tMHOn M Wll M MmM
<r
ImM ifCVMl hf
mW
^> dMl oMjr kf kMH
;- tMlim, irj^ :. _ , /

Xflli
It
t
making it uppltrable to Mrsval
<lrprtbk (v.
r
*r. 70* TTtl ns
wtMfi vr jrvl In or
*ion).
_ > N" _~S, -X.
l^*Sr^ pr.B.tn. (n dtagolM of Bomolua, *P4}ko-
'
o;Rom) >irm(7iw, mjrthtoal poaaff,rprMBUtiT
<r wirktdntM, Murwvring to th Cbrtetliin Antiehritt.
T.r- It XT. 4 wrrr^ K A. tb wiekod. Targ. Y. Dwt.
. enp. mt
'
iy
y. [V. Book
i 1 1. S ; Orn^s 0Mh. d. Jod.
V.
p. 4M.]
K*2*!2^S pr. D. Armemia^ tho platMO of Woatoni
A^in' t.nm. H fo I. U.TiUf. T. Qmu VUl, 4 OUM of
\ m<nit)i.'\ n :(i)<l of a oity.
?U*)K (dBonia. of Mst w.) KUkpA. nV
y
y:
to
beeome'nwiim (a OhaMniim). Kotk.Il,
1 ; .I ; t.
7^
Yb. 4S'; a. ,
srr^s. n'r:*^, ^c^7C7Xf.(-'V:*l^f^.8^;T.
."^Vh; t. p. a %. r. 9i ) iriifoir.' Targ. 0*n. XXXVIll, 1
1
;
a. frY. 8abb. I,
8^
top; a. tr.FL "Syr*.
Targ. Ex.
XXII, S9, a. .Y. Koth. I, bog. 24*.sc^Jt^st,
rV=^
Tun;. Job ZXn, 9; a. .T. Hog. ni,
74* top; a. .
cuiotrkcH^ Targ. Is. XLTII, 8 tq.; a. a.Ke.:. : . v.
'^^^J.Y.
N>il. V 9 top, B^Bath.
98*>
Ma.; od. ncsix
4rmnM. Twg. I Ckr. I. fhi MM
fV).
M^
Jtnt m Armtmimff^ Y. OHf. r% 4$* km.
'^
arr . V! m Kal hi. tr
i^i* v
^
fNNf apr^
Hclf*KATpu 411)-'*
^-^-
- ti.,IUtOmam
*3-|l. R lla*k.r>*7* <vilb|*7.
if.
M^*i( i.k.(Mi.
7^)
ftl likkb gri
II wbo call tko koly Mt, *IW ckoM'
rSI^JC t (k. k.) Aorv; (gr. a f -
^
fk. L*v..is F'li'an JnM*Cft (L-
to Yann (Orwoa); a9kMM w^ K r^g. Mi.g7*.
Mm. SfS (Aaijr. Iik, Mw. KAT gw gg.]
a. f.-LMi. k. to W. 10; iNdLM^ lorm-r. ii^i, n^
bou "r^ irr^. . . . r^Vr ^VKfcofT.Mc.) Ilsf 1
taoUMT wm >< flw (Ul^c);
oiigL Mag. f^
tko Kii' wtti h MM
pr^ TMk- ii<ku Ig,
^jiSHKl oi. CdOThr. or iHp
fimi wtk mm^ emm,
traJtT-i 'cCii. Taak. VmUk. nT D'UriUUI % VWit
r-rsi Vr It *b Ar. (ad. hwocr.) Uka tmim tkM ktti a
ckoM eoBtaiaiac (oombm) gliM koo4t; cai^ Tkak- oil
Bob. SSa. Boto; Talk. Km. Ml (wWto tnam anat ko
read TT^).
jlrwn , K:/r;x nr^rsc i(m.i,,.,.[
of WMB,capuMfV
^)
[i<< kii
I
f.
y.pwi Hi
J
Uii^ T.Katk.Xm^gs'rVaHliaMMMMipoO-iab
Faag* It rare cattfoaabiocc to tkoMMMfv. D. O.9L
*
dovgh wido of fon- wkjart to aMnai R . LU
fi,
r-rrT; rrnit Y^ig. T. Dom. XXTHI, A Lw. L
. 39. Y. Skbi. IT, S^; iL fr.^T. Bak. m. Sl^ toy -^aOPO
rrsnt to olkct taxaa. Fnik. Skck.
11^ (iioi lgi lM mt
BooMB cztortioM) -^

'
* -r-*K bnag ikj HMMe.
UiM ,S aa. (oTBatoa, gr:o() dMambaa. Laak B.
to IT, 1 3rn\9 nlft rrm rmiB (od. Qoam^ qcs^b) wIw
vaa (to tko aatioa) Uka a goU daeamlaaL.
!
Dt35n
124 yn
DUJ i!S, V. preced.
"^JjnS Talk. Gen. 47 "p-Jp "^SSIX, read jilij^-J'^S'iK.
"^b^nS, V. aisn^N.
Jj^J^DnS ch.=next w. B. Bath. 8; a. fr.Trnsf. 'X
xnToT bag, i. e. membrane of
the brains. Ber.
19'\
P/.
'^pS'nX. B. Mets. 84'\ Keth. 67\
"'j^Iinbjt f. (pjit, -I inserted for Dagesh) merchanVs
hag suspended from the neck, cmp. "'^BpN; in gen. money-
bag, purse. Y. Kidd. I, 61" bot. Lev! R.s. 14; a. fr. [lb.
qOD bu; 'X, read X^pWt*.]
SnJIJj^ Y. Meg. 1,
71''
bot., V. xnaa-iK.
DnS, D"j"S m.
( -j/^Ol ; V. DG-1 ; as to modification
of meaning cmp. Lat. viruft) prop, drop, fluid, esp. poison.
Y. Ter. Ill, beg. 42* the serpent 'X 13 ^"^an threw a drop
(of poison) into it. Sabb.
62''
(play on Vakkasndh, Is.
III, 16) 01S2n 0-1X3 (readD"^=y 'X2; v. Var. Rabb. D. 8.
a. ]. note) like the serpent's poison; a. fr.Y. Maasr. V,
end,
52''
an onion ClI'^K ^h
"f
X^^ (read OT^X) which has
no penetrating moisture.P/.
TT%, VPT^-
^- Ter. VIII,
45""l.
Cmp. D"!";.
0"lS, NDH'S ch. same. Targ. Y. Dent. 1, 31 ; Gen.
111,14, someed.' XD'^'^X; a. fr.
P^. -ponix. Targ. Y. Deut.
XXXII, 24 (ed. Vien. ',0'^'iX).
1D"]JJ^ (b. h. t'^iX Pi.; )/^"iX, V. -i-ix) to bind, join; to
betroth. Part. pass. 01*ilS;, f. i^DIIX betrothed, engaged.
Keth. is'' inWIXI DIIX a betrothed couple. Y. Hag. II, 77^
'ipI'lX my betrothed, i. e. my beloved citizen.
Pi. D^iX, bj'^X 1) to betroth to one's self, engage in
marriage. Y. Bets. V,
63* bot.
^"J^}.
lb. Onx"^ oixb xn
but betroth he may; a. fr.Yeb. Vl, 4
'31 D-i-^K he be-
trothed a widow. Keth. I, 6 "^snD'lN, ""'nt''!:'!??
; fr- [As
to the legal status of betrothal, v. ('^D'niS.]2) to give
away in betrothal (of the bride's father). lb. IV, 2.

Part. pass. noniH??. Snh. VII,9; a.fr.Ex. R. s. 33 (play

on morashah, Deut. XXXIII, 4).

Hithpa. a. Nithpa. nD"i>tnri, no-isjn? to be betrothed

(only of the woman). Keth. Ill, 3; a. e.Yeb. IV, 10
'DT WiXH"^ mxiffiin those who have been married before,
may get betrothed (before the expiration of three months
after separation from their husbands by death or divorce),
and those who have been betrothed (and not yet married),
may get married (during the above term).
C"15J^, Pa. OnS, fut.OI^'i.':, ch.same. Targ. 0. Deut.
XXVIliisO; a.fr.NO-iX'2 (KD^X) betrothed woman. Targ.
Y. Lev. XX, 10. Targ. Ex. XXII, 15 (16).*Cant. R. to
IV, 12 iT^nGI-iX or rr^Fipil-iX (Chald. suffix) his betrothed,
[Lev. R. s. 34 'piDIX^ 'pSiXI, read IIS-iODX^, v, 05X, or
-^hTstria -inxi, V. "^pt.]
Ithpe. O'^'ixnx, contr. 'O'^m (cmp. D_3X Ithpe.) to be
betrothed, ""'otnrni^ ra marriageable. Gitt. 43*; a. fr.
'llJ'^pDnjJ^ Koh. R. to I, 7, end, perh. a. corrupt,
of ,'ib"'Dp'i'i'^'^X m. (ipio^uXov) cotton. [The entire sentence,
however, seems to be misplaced, and a repetition of a
preceding one.]
C-j'^PC'IffS pr. n. m, Ursicinns, a Roman general
delegated against Judea by Gallus who, as Constantine's
nephew and associate emperor, resided at Antiochia. Y.
Yeb. XVI, beg. 15"=; Y. Sot. IV,
23'=
bot. Xsb^ 'X U. the
king (royal governor?). Y. Shebi. IV,
35''
'X3 . . . . "^B^ "(imn
;
Y. Bets. 1,
60''
bot.
'31 'xb xn^B "^'nin (insert -^B^) the sages
allowed to have bread baked on the Sabbath for (the
army of) U. because his intercession might be needed.
[Diff. explan. of latter sentence, v. Frankel M'bo,
p. se*.]
Y. Ber.V, 9*. Y. Meg. Ill, 74* top
'31 T^plX 'X U. burnt
the scrolls of the Law of the congregation of Zennabris.
V^ti^
(
j/"?"!,
V. rri) to strike against. Nif. S'^XJ to
come in contact with (cmp. ailt), to happen, befall (gen.
of evil occurrences). Ber. IV, 2
'31 rnxB xV'IJ (Bab. ed.
28*^ '31 "Ql r'nx;;' xb'i:) that no (religions) offence may
happen through me (by an erroneous decision &c.). Yoma
I, 1 biDB 13 "^X"^ X'a'r lest something may occur to him
to unfit him for services. Esth.R. toll, 7 IjX"!^''^ hv i'-.X'r
(read "^S'b SiX'^IU) will happen to Israel; a. fr.
Pi. :;n"'X, r'lix to strike, befall; (neut. v.) to occur.
Y. Kidd. I, 68* top nmria 'X xbl no accident (illegal act)
occurred. Gen. R. s. 84
'31 rvh i'-i'^Xir n^ ^3 whatever
befell the one, befell also the other ; a. fr.M. Kat. II, 1
bSX iy'i'^X (Ms. M. 13 ST^X) mourning in the family befell
him; a. e.Y. Shek. V,
48* bot. SJ^'^X
1p^ -j3; Y. Dem,
1,22* l3J'TiX.,,.(readij'"i'^X) so and so it happened to liim.
Part. Pu. snixr: q. v.
Hithpa. ?'ixnn to be added to, to join. Y, Sot, I, 17*
'31
nnxls nsnxnp nnx one (sin) is added to the other,,
until the account is full; Num. R. s. 9.
"IcS
I ch. (in Targ. Y.; in 0. usu. V^^V q. v.) same;
to join, meet, find;
to attack, visit. Targ. Y. Gen. XIX, 19
^sryn-^r may befall me Targ, Y. Deut. XXXII, 10 (h.text
iHI-2)'. Targ. Y. Ex. V, 3 (h. ySB). lb. IV, 2 (h. UJ5B; ed.
Vien. SJ^iSI read S^XI). Targ. Y. Lev. V, 7
nili rnxn xbj
he will not be able, cannot afford (h. text
'31 SJijn, cmp,
111 XSTSn); a. fr. [Targ. Y. II, Ex. XV, 9 "(inpi'i "^nxi (I|
S'nJI, iai) read
^T^^
and I shall meet them.]
Ithpa. SJnxnx, Ithpe. contr. r'nn"'X, S'n'^x or Pa. :>^x to
j
be met; to meet. Targ. Y. I, Num. XXIII, 15 SJ^irnx (h.
textn"i;5X). M. Kat. 18*, a.e. Xnbi'O n'S ^'-in'^X an accident
;
befell him (death in the family).Lev. R. s. 37 nrnx i
Xnsia it so happened. Koh. R. to XI, 1
'31 'n33 PiSIX it
]
happened to be the season when the Israelites travelled
|
to Jerusalem. Y.Dem.I,22* liri'^X, v.preced. Targ.Esth.
VIII, 8 'i^Pin^iy-iXPn ; Targ,Y.Gen.XLIV,34 nan (corr.
ace). [Sinx to he shaken, weakened, v. SS?i.]
Af.
3!nix=Pe.Targ.RuthII,3; a.e.Targ. Ps.LXXXV,'
1 1 'lyiix (some ed. T^SIX
Pe.) meet each other.
S^nS II
(
-J/^sn, cmp. Sl-i, Hif.
TT\,
cmp. xn;? a.
nni^) to proclaim a festival, 'iifre Num. 147 ^3X^33 is^^
i
I yn
13ft
4 M of )ii4ill MMf; (II*.
(Turf. Y.,
"w
Y. I.v. XXtll. *i
O Hmm
'
tvi. i Uw <wmi iMwJ^
IW9. lUUi
1krg.T.DMi.XIYta
^'M /ami, V.
Mf>p9^
wttr>, IwnafA, t.
S<^H f.
(
>/'r\ b.
y^
q.
V
)
{lU brlUl*) triMl. *w*.
f.
Tnif. 0n. I. I. Turf. Y Oei
. lib. mr m.o rtri! V. iqiq. 1
-
H Und of darkn^ n) ; . fr.lUhti. M*
rr on f*r fof -in irKr-*,-jcn sr.
%.
v
r-,
'or.XXVIIi
.
.ni.
oo. x
H. Kan
7*
H -pm, ' 'vm (M. M. Vi.
n, ro in prio*. V. JTHjtb.
HNirS, rr^T'S m. (DTvowl.) MrlA.iMn/. lAof
hirk, kf tcAo, tMbtiott, nrtkrrmotl. Tftrx- Joh XVI, 3;
'-
Y. KU. IX. vod. sr* It nVr to pat off Uiv oodvr-
1 I. Y. B. Mi. X, bt. ir ir*r-lt who Htm in
-low.K riJfJt, "xr-x Trf. 0o. VI, l,
B. to I, 16
'3^
sc -rzs dMl with th in-
\\m) M thoa didM with tho rapwiora (men);
^ Y. Baeo.V',5A'*(ioeorT.vr.).>fiMB.MrT^
, XLI,
7 ; . fr.-Y. Mm. 8h.V. i' top.-il wnrit.
V I .,.
i..XLIM;. Y.YoniI,s';Y.llfir.V.7.v
(Trf. Erth. rrrr:
rrj,
. riA.]
ri*Ir~5|5 f. (. pro*d.) iwrrr porfion, bottom. Y. KtL
. II. hog. 30^. Y. Shebi. I, U** top; a. .
^""-r*^
cb.am. Men. II*; YoB 48* rrrr^(rMd
r*r-j<) \h9 bottiim of the rtTenad twmL Koth.
77^
N-'xn It Um kiiUO).V. niKTi^
S-CwC^^^. r*d tftwi
-
f
TW.
Cr^~S (CI'^tTX) m. (SpraE6{ppctt^ opri*
; : ^^
r ; K^/rrnnftK*. KH. XIV, 8; XXX, 4 'm
At. vHi. IK). O^tt. B. . 4 ''^at (t2n
|t*t im a ctepsrdrm.
k
^^^
k^> read rOS'^fM.
I*"^
f. (b. b.; -pi*; Ch. a. oth. dial. r fr. JT^
rmhtfeUifr, flmp

trom the ragged ap

p
eataace of
una
tf^
9f OW rV*^ Mfa%B MNMMfliM^ of <
umti. lh,rtal^--iny?l^<wi< IMLl^*
"Mk iiM wMffi ralaniM (maim imtbrn^i a. I^r
7
(ahW. rrwi mmint pmpk, hmm OIlMi^ mmm.
nwr
/
kM (oHm
fH>4
lo m IMHrtAnOt
M
V^
*f7.
tif.
^-4hr. lihh. iT. ViMtN*. a..l^-Stpuffr7
'AMV
"^ tJLfrimm rt^mim
^t^ttftt *Wt$ttm f^trnfUHg
mm
i-^^f.*.
t>mm,l,ti
> l^f^ fi ~^'~^ nfmtn lA, t T V |{ta ^yvliM i*
iM^4 two tbw MMtM w<i> twtmmm to l> je ol
th BOtaUl jTMT. Ilk. 111*1 A. , V. f^{ ^ #.
mrmim, tot
4*
vlMrpoOaltailhyj
to tho w<IT.
toitakrooaM. Brah. 104*
p-^n TViam* Mml a. cik
M.
rv^raad H -^
lU. M.
T^ MlrtiMl. Me OfriL f^
Ar.
r^
P**i. * Ar.od. Koh.) yam mmf, iIm lalAalli,
let watK drtp tromk Um Afk 9m a aiafc paraos; Y. Bn*
X, m' lop pva rro (rvtrei; TmmL art*. O,
9
7 mL iMfc. (Tw. pTMnV
X. n -Peaik. Bahod. p. IM*; 0A. B. a. IJ; c
H;^*K II pr. a. pt ('Apni. Vw)
J^ii. ! fluBsi
^. Ctmmwm^ Cmt, USmtm^ at tka Sovik>WaMara fcsi of
Movai Lobaaoa. Oca. B. . tf (iBlvpMiBt
P
tfi i
Om.
X, 17)
pv4n It (naMd.epnK|, (Qap. rosl^ rrv Bbkk.
S7\ T. Ifaah. (Mogr. pu tl; Wt.)
KC2p"^ raad ptiotd.
of gaarde fawtitated bjr Dioatoliaa, tafiliMr with iW
Jti>,toapawadaihepilniiaae(0i>hLl.4>4; v.aadH
Bailr. I, 118 tq.). bth. B. to 1. $
T
*V *3Vrr- imn.
nn^rar).
#
<r/oi mur om Ike
hmf pift. Tarf. U, Each. I, ^ rm s
'9^
a baf>pipar walks at (or) the head of aO (rat la
the wiad paniag oear tho Bax mOka oa Ae BM; ia a
riddla oa ttaca)k
j
|^"H m. pL CToem
^
Hebr. Diet! tt. Oits. TO^. v. V^^TL
0*5pTSl, read t"
*
j^
"
a| pr. m. m.
.thai
t:px
126 ntBK
tian. Y. Ab. Zar. I, 39^ top
'31 'bp'^l N3S I, Diocletian
the king, have instituted the annual fair of Tyre in honor
of the genius of my brother Heraclius (Heracles).
^^TQSj^nS, V. K-jspbx.
jXnpnS I f. (pp"i) beaten, wrought metal,
oY>p.
{*3Ci'^?S<
q. V. Sabb. 59^ Ar. (ed. xnpJl^X, Var. Xtnp!l1, v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note).
i^npnS II f. shoe-thong, v.
Xi?^?,
xnp'n?. Yeb. 102'*,
V. xnpax.'
iSrip
JiS III f. (cmp. preced.) name of a parasite
worm in the bowels, perh. fluke-worm. Sabb. lOg** ed.
(Ms. M. Xnx;^-1K pi., Ms. 0. XripniX, Ar. "IS). Cmp. x|^>y.
[Mus.=h.
'i'ip'^''.
jaundice; cmp. 'pp^ix.]
"ins (b. h.
;
i^-ix,
sec. r. of "iix, cmp. Tin, to break
through, to make holes, meshes &c.; v. aix, 5'nx, nix, nx,
n"iX, "^ix &c.) 1) to dig, stab; v. 'I'l'^X.2) to point out
for execration, [or to set outside]; (cmp. din a. 3p3, a.
also-in2);^ocrse.Part. pass. IIIX, f. nillN, pi. Q'^-iiinx &c.
Shebu 36*; a. fr.*Y. Sot. II, 18* top nxi-a bl="'' "^p
IIS* 5"n tr'o (read ijN) you might infer from the word
me (Num. V, 18) that it must have the color of water,
therefore the root arar is used in connection therewith
(i. e. water in which the curse written with ink has been
washed off and is recognizable in the mixture) ; '31 IIS "^X
(read 11X) from arar again you might infer that the
drink must have the color of ink, therefore we read me,
which means the color of water and the color of ink
(a colored thin fluid); cmp. Bab. Sot. 16''
(where the same
argument is u?ed with reference to blood).Part. pass,
f. nilix cacopbem. for idol. Ab. Zar. 51* X"'yn''D It 'X^
Ms.M. (ed.T'yb) so much the more for that cursed (idol).
Pi. 11X, ni'^X to ctirse. Gen. R. s. 36, end "ilX^. Cant.
R. to IV, 11
'31 nilXUJ which Joshuah had cursed! Pesik.
R. s. 26 11-l'^X\r ; V. fr,
Nif. a. JVif%)a. 11X5, "^ixn? to be cursed. Num.R.s. 14
'31
111X5 xb they were not cursed before seventy verses
were completed (Gen. 1, 1 to III, 14 ; Esth. Ill, 1 toVII, 1 0).
Y. Sot. IX,
24^^
hot.; Tosef. ib. XV, 2 llixn?.
"I~!S| ch. same. Targ. II Kings IX, 34 xnilix the
cursed
.^
!!<'^;'!''l"'!!<. '^'?'i'^!!* i^- pl- Arurs, the Bible chapters
containing the word arur (Lev. XXVI, 14 46; Deut.
XXVIII, 1569); [Hebr. nin3ir orTlbVp]. Y. Meg. Ill,
74''
hot.Meg. 31^ 'xn . . . . l3a-35?2 Xp read the arms in an
undertone. Koh. R. to VIII, 3.
'|"3'J^' *n*"]^:
m. (v. 11X) dagger. Snh. 30''; 41*
'IX Ar. (ed. a. Ms. "^IX). [0th. opin. club. Var. "T^'^X.]
iZJn^ (^- 1^-; ^s. XXI, 3
;
I^IX, cmp. 01X a. \!)in)
to weave, arrange, trnsf, to plan. Gen. R. s. 9 Dllp
'31 TIJIX^ xb^
1"
before yet my tongue prepares a word.
[In later liturgic poetry Tl'iX is used in the sense of
meditation, devotion.]
rr^^P^rniS pr. n. pi. ('OpOwatac I Mace. XV, 37)
Orthosia, a Phoenician seaport, South of the river Eleu-
theros. Gen. R. s. 37 (translat. of has-sini Gen. X. 17;
Targ. 0. ib. \N;DinDX, Y. I iXDrj5X, II "iXOIIBB).
IVSlpinniS, read jiisipi::ix m. (dptoxortov) fcoftery,
v. xsp::ix.
U^^'^rinS, sarins m. Cjni) chariot, vehicle. Targ.
II Chr. X,' 18; a. e.Pi. "pS'R'iX, 'p3f:i"iX. Targ.Y. I, Ex.
XV, 4 (Y. II '3'^ni).
t^S c. (b.h.; ^^X 1) 1) fire. Sabb. 11*; a.e. nHSJsb 'X3
as destructive as fire to the flax. Sot.
48*'
nnS5a 'X3 like
fire among flax, i. e. inflaming the senses. Gen. R. s. 39
'X h^ bia^ (v. bl3^) destruction by fire.Num. R. s.2 end
n^ai'^in 'X fire from outside of the sanctuary; a. fr.
PI. niirx. Yoma 2l''; a. fr.
2)
fever. !niaa:5 bu: 'X.
Gitt, 70*.
,
1<CM, ^<%*-|Sl, ^m, Sri't^"S, '"S f. ch. same.
'
\) fire.
Targ.'^Gen. XV,'^17; a. fr.B. Mets.
8!>''
"i-^lisn
XU3X1 torches. Men. 53* '31
X^'^X may fire consume him.
2) fever. Targ. Y. Gen. XXI, 15.Yoma 29* '31
xniiJ-^X
the fever in winter time. Sabb.
66*'
sq. xnbn 'X tertian;
xri'i^a 'X inflammatory fever, xoi"! na 'X quotidian.
Yeb.7l''
"IX n-^nsn fever fed its vital energies. Snh. 108''.
HlSlJi, V. X1S1X.
Sli^S old, V. xax.
T T
' T T
3lZ;S=aU3n. Part.Ithp.:imp respected, v. aujnlthpa.
jniiltL'S, 'jniil^''S m. (inu;; cmp. nipri) collection
of
water, pond; cavity for reception
of
water, opp. 'liii?
slope. Pes. 42*
'X QlpTS place where water poured out
would remain stagnant. Ab. Zar. 72*; Ohol. Til, 3, opp.
OlSlip. Toh. VIII, 9; a. e.
3?T13^5<, read ?il3m.
n"l5^S, TT)^'^T\ f. (15\U) current phraseology (v.
list: part. pass, of IJlU)liajb niJTTX
en) current phrase
not meant exactly (arising from one's being accustomed
to use a certain word in association with others). Y.
Meg. II, 73'' hot.; Y. Ber. II, A^.
"It2JS, l^ij, T^S (/1T2J, V. "^ITU; V. H. Diet. s.
V. li^JX) to pour out, to shed (blood), to deposit (ashes),
Targ.Lev. XVII, 4; a. fr.Sabb. 156* X^l T^'^X ashedder
of blood,Part, pass. T^tJX shed, spilt. Targ. Mic. I,
4
;
III, 10; a. e.
Sm'^'^IZJS, V. xni^^p^iijx.
Jj^rr^IpS f. pi. (ii;u=h. niT;) lateral supports, arms.
Targ.YKiiigs X, 19.
T]W^ f. (b. h. ; V. UJ-^X, 1i35X), const, nirx, woman, wife.
Pes. VIII, 1. Ab.Zar.
25'' nibSJ 'nir\
"^^3
'X woman carries
her weaponwith her, is protected against murder by gent-
iles (who would rather assault her innocence). Ib. naiUJn 'X
a woman of high rank (inf.uential). Ib. ini^ia?3 in^px his
127
ifMMNM* fuanU htm ttvm
rr.td. mtw
(w:yf^
-TiSit) t
r. .,
'A' <
<-/ Kl XXI. I Um wool vliMli
'4 10 cjy
M.) or o Umfippol
rr.)
1 (Ijrr >i f. lai. Ml, ni pro^
(OHikisAf.
?
I
-

Sr'-M
m. (b. b. ?*: V rrx.
IW) <#
r^for.
'roMHiNfV/
10). Y.Kvd.lV.tr*
boibw In tb ..... v. .AiiaiD (v. 8m. AaL
V. BniliB) 'M 303 lakM ftway Topor (aad dow not bMAt
:..Utbr hy h\ prvMBM). Y. Sbobi. TUl. ST
*V n*V^ iak it up for OM to lb vapor>rooa.
h U. . M.
~"'^^^
iiurj . with im err) po on. make kmde,
.14* ir-n n^ ^an 11 mak* baaU, givt bar tb
>t divoTMi quick I Bobb. 119* ir*^ H ir*r^ n.
rr-ix
n Ar. (od. xrm) ma, y% piow oam.
"'
.TS |>r. D. (b. b.) JdUr, Am^fria, Amyriam mMm.
. ST; a, ft^.Yomo lO*; Kttb. lo*- pVo m H
^''"
' '
'^"'
-mCdT4grini).8oh.
>. rYalk.Esck.376,

N m., P ili&M r. Amtfrvm, m}!. (A motleni

7"
i/rfrrm %]M (Miuara), aoppoMd to bava baB
tbo rotoraiafBabjloeiaa e^itivM, aad
" tbeoldrHabrw(8yriaeor8aaMritao,
Y. Meg. I. 71^ "n 31-2 * ST H tba
Lviphratic, Cbaldaio) laagnagv bad a (do*
i) tjrpe of writiaf, but no tongiMCottlUvated gimm-
iiMt
,
Ate.
[8 tbe wbola ditriwrioa, ibid.] Caip. BnluSlK
I Mh.8^ th.B.toI,n; a.0.]Iflc.I.8:T. 8ot.Yl].
OR. 'i\^ r-~iB tteA^mr liiitfM<^ to its ntodora typo,
1 r*.CS At., nri-St ed. f. (b. h. r^St P. LVni,
; r
I
or rrx, V. rr2) \snpimg, cap. rJ, craj mtoU, Oan.
I
R. s. $1 (alluding to ttketk Ps. L c) 'n H le like that
molo wbiob Mt not the ligbt. KoL
^Xf
3 yr. Trrtz
.0 bow for ahootiug luoloi (t. Maim. a. L). X. KaL
4
:
cmp. ib. 6'\Y. ib. 80*, explained mVr.
ST* wX ch. same. Tarp.
a Ler. XI, SO. Tug. P.
vm, s>.
^<^'.LH,
aewi.
ri t pi ( I)
frtrii T fab XXV^ II flk MA f^Tlfl.*^ .
V. I, Oaa XXXV. ! llMTO poi 'T VM9 n fM
oTlke pre4wM of ite iMtf At. (Ik i fW. ewp^ On.
ft. . n, a^ PmUl & ft it Mphiiiig Oaa. I <l| |1V1^
Y.u
'*
ai^i TM. V.QM.sivui.r 'T Hn<yye tm.!
'WSJI] pr. . M. (b. kl Atl4. fee tr fl Qkt.
If.H
^^ pr. a. a. idWM. I) . A. ftar thial. ptiiiiHi
ofUwaw<ipaHwa(lH<Hii|ari>ai mlwjt
faaaraOp nii|m ae dM riii im aT Um Oiiiii (v.
iri}|. out. *r. H lla.M*, a. fr^f) Oifaer fHirnim
hy tbalaaM. labb U*-. a (r.
CY- > I. * '')
tt^AifeAs4^A A.^Aftaai^A ^^^^^^^^
T^rw,
'|K"'rx.
rrrMpr.fc.
^*i
e^
uf Mvefal AtiH'f . I*.
Ber. t Xer.
III. bg^ 4t^ A. iafra km i
ipWleQ. 1. 1^1. iU tS*
hul. Y Mag. i. 71'
boC-T.
TJWr.
^^ r^
*<^ '^ ap aa a 4Mpriw af HgfBCl
c/A (eoip. 3^l^<i9^jL Sai. !*}
aaif. IQtp|i
- -1 -
-
rti^ t pL lab. loa* Ar., v. r"<p?r
(C'tilinipAl
(V.k)pr.a.aL.UMM.lMe#
tbeJObaMOMML
Y.AkXar.III,4>'lop(C.tall
XVII. SO) 'SI insnt A. ie upreeiaied at a bMibt.
raad tt fcpidlai (Lev. T. M|; iUk. M^ c^M
baek'(foat).
>C1DK, Bah. \ ir^vi % v. ape.
X^ mXi pL aj'J^il*.
'i""'"r*
' ?
*.
dfToltd to iJclatrjf (v?lfov. PboM. p. S7, ftow Iku^ L*^
. v.). Ab.Zar. Ill, 5; 7. Saee. 11^ rm H aa Aaberal.
to which the Moeeie lav rcfcn (nmamm, of aact>lloMac
idolatry). Pat. S7*; a. fr. H. :
.-^ rrs?jL Ab. Zaf.
lU, 7; a. fr.-S-?^ Pirfce d*B. BL ch. XXVL
^^"r^'
^^^'-'J'? ^I- wai * Itog. O. DaaL XTI,
2lja.fr.
/' rv
"
."y
.
a;.
'
JJI
."'SJg.
Tkry.ni
XXnL 14; Taig. Is. XVU, 8; a. o^
X*. 9C m. (oapu MSI v4>y. 8BbhLi4l*'n.
prr^ Me. IL a. Ar. (ed.
(^
poa anM aat
a coatoa stopper iato the Boath ofa jagfaathaSeMafdO.
& Bath. 144* mVLii i H ed. (MiwM. K^Mn H. MTVi
ajagofoO. (Pee.S^r)r-<=airq.v.).aeeortfaKtol
idcatiD with oor w.^y
-
j"-
acxj
nC'^tDK 128
ifhm
riLJ'LJiSl f. (b. h., iT'i'St) ant/thing made compact mul
substantial hypressing, y/h^nc^ 1) cake, pan-cake {inBible
pressed raisin-cake). Pes.
36''
excluding from 'bread
of misery', 'XT 'Sbu pudding and pan-cake. [Talmudic
etymology, ibid., 'one sixth of an epha of flour made into
a cake'.] Y. ib. II,
29''
bot.Bab. ib. 1. c. Samuel says
'z^ iO"i5 'X dshishah (II Sam. VI, 19) means a jug of wine
(v.preced.),PZ.nTO-iirxCb.h.). Hull.
124''
^Sir'aD dm "^SX
'X3 to me to-day the Bibl. words apply, 'Support nie with
cakes' (Cant. II,
5); Bets. 21".

2)
pi. B'^^j'^dx, 'pC'^TUX
cakes made
of
boiled lentils impregnated tcith honey. Ned.
VI, 10; cmp. Y. ib.
40=^
bot.
"p]ID''l2JJ|^ ch. pi. as preced. 1). Targ.Y.Ex.XVl, 31
(h. nin''B^).
D^irj^irjs, pc^irjs, v. r^^^^n
rO\0^ or riT^IJS, pi. ni'^st. V. n-^ws.
^j^n-'^rjs or ^r\^m, sn^'d^i< f. (=.h. n^^x jer.
T : : - T . T : :
^ t : t
L, 15, K'thib rr^irx; ^^iT, cmp. m^) [meshes, layers, v.
itniffiX a. xai^iN,] frame-wall. B. Bath.
7=*.
lb.
59* Sinv
'^Xn''UJX my framework will be shaken (by the hammer-
ing). Ber. 56* bS3"I 'X (read xbS31 ; Ms. M.
xr.ii-Q x^UI)
that my wall fell in.PZ. xni'^'rx, xr^wlX, Xn'^^t'^IX, also
Xni^X, xniipiiN. Targ. Ps. XI, 3 (h. Vext mnV)-' a. fr.
Ber. 28* '21
xn^^rx the walls of his house. B.Kam.20''.
[Not to be confounded with X'^^lX foundation.'] V.xnit^X,
nim
N^''^Jj^=xnTr'iX six. PL 'i'^Pi^irX sixty. Y. Taan.
IV, eS^bot.'-iD'^n'iuJX, IDFiiiax sixteen.
'
Y. Sot.V,
20'^
bot.
"iC^n n'^ll'X corr. ace.
?JIIJS m. (b. h.; denom. of UJ-^X) testicle. PI. d'^STUX.
Bekh.' VII, 5 (44''). Tosef. ib. V, 4.Denom. |3;a^xri one
having large testicles. Bekh. 1. c. (Gem. ed. pUJixa, v.
n?u3).
J^TlDSZpX
I f. (nsTU) lying down, death. Ke'th.
103''.
SriJ^IijU^
II f. (preced.) butcher's shop, 'xn xrao
butcher's dissecting knife [Tosaf. slaughtering knife].
B. Mets. 116*; Sabb. 123^
5l3ipi^, 53I1'!5;^ m. (b. h. cmp. bsC) bunch, cluster
(of grapes). Y. Naz". II, beg.
51"^ '51
'X^ nxip nmn the
Bible calls the (berry in the) cluster must (tirosh, ref.to Is.
LXV, 8) while people (at present) call the dried berry
must (i. e. in common parlance abstinence from 'berry'
means from grape-juice, must &c.).D"':ia h^V blSlTX the
ovary (of birds). Tosef. Zab.V, 9; Bets. 7*.Midd. Ill, 8
nfTf^TT'X a gold imitation of a cluster of grapes.2)Trnsf.
a distinguished scholar (opp.
'f^T
leaves =the ignorant);
V. infra. Cant. B. to 1, 14, a. e. (play on the word) Ti'iX
1^ ?2il^ a man in whom all is contained, i. e. universality
of knowledge.P/. n'ib'isirx, ni^siux. Hull. 92* niattJ 'X
'31
the grapes thereon (on the nation), that means the
scholars; cmp. Lev. K. s. 36.Esp. the scholars of the
early Maccabean x)eriod. Sot. IX, 9 (47''); Tem.
15''.
Y.
Sot. IX, 24* top, V. nia!IT; Tosef. B. Kam. VIII, 13 nib='i^"iX.
Ch. x^snx.
^S^b^, V. "^STTSIX.
b22JS, V. bisox.
*]3II3S Ar., ^'SWA ed., m. (v. XBariX) [the saddler,]
a genus
of
edible locusts. Hull. 6o'' 'Xti x'^StiV to imply
the ashkaf (among the Cr^D).
l5<DDtI;N, Keth.
77''
'XI 'I^^S Ar. ed., read Xe;ax as
in Ar. ed. Koh. s. v. 1"i5, v. note ibid.
N /3wN m. (prob. a denom. of "i3) a wagon, wugon-
load; [b. 'h.' "i3"ax gift, tribute; cmp. Is. XVI, 1]. PL
p"}S)-;^X. Targ. Is. V, 10 (h. text los). Targ. II Esth.
I, 3 ji'^bai^l 'X (read '531) loads (gifts) of &c. (after Ps.
Lxxn, 10).
^"l"12ll2JS m. (v. P. Sm. 408) box-tree or ebony tree
[prob. a' denom. of -jrx=-5;rn, cmp. X'npr'ia]. Neg. II, 1
'zl D"i1inU3 xVi 'XD like the eshk'roa, neither black nor
white but of an intermediate color. B. Bath
89''
'2'1"X
ed. (corr. ace, v. Kabb. D. S. a. 1. note 30). Yoma III,
9
(8) 'X h^ mbllJ ballot tablets of box-wood (cmp. Sm.
Ant. s. V. Buxum); expl. Y. ib. 41* top )''rpDE='DpiB
(TTU^tVOV).
S3''1"1^IL'^| ch. same. PL 'pyinsux, 'py'lSiyX. Targ.
Is.XLI, 19'(h. text liaixn); LX, 13. 'Targ. Ezek. XXVIl, 6
(h. text d-i-iTOX-nni).
* HjiUN f. (prob. fr. its color, v. preced.) mole {'<).
Hull! 63* Ar". Var. s. v. "^XIB^p; v. niX2.
!5IIJS m. (b. h.; VnTX to be firmly rooted, ]/u;x, v.
ffllUX; v.Ges.H.Dict. s.v.) 1) tamarisk, symbol of strengtl:
and eminence.P^. Q'^^lTX, const. "^ViJX. Y. B. Mets. 1.
end,
8* '3T "pS'^^T 'X the eminent (old) among the Baby-
lonian scholars are but like the pidgeons (the young)
among the Palestinean; cmp. Y'^. Ned. VI, 40*
bot.

2) plantation, x>leanire-garden, tent. Sot. 10*; Gen. R.

s. 54 end (ref. to Gen. XXI, 33, v. Targ. a. 1.).
*3)
pr. n.
Eshel, a river in Assyria. Snh. 92*. Yalk. Ezek. 376
n;rx).
SblZJS, S512555 ch. as preced. 1). Targ. I Sam.
XXIiy6.P/. i^iax."^mn-i 'X great men (v. preced.). Ab.
Zar.
7''
1 'X3 X'^^H it hangs on high tamarisks, i. e.
originates from great men. Bets. 27*; B. Bath. 3l''.
N*IpC> m.
("i^'r
to draw up) rope, tow; net. Targ.
Job XV'ni, 10; a. e. Gitt. 69* iH'p'^T^ X'^TlST 'X a rope
of an old litter. Keth. 85*
'X2 n^ TXro-o he pulled it with
a rope. B. Kam.
116''
'X in one rope's length away from
the shore.P/. "^Vi^X, X^VpX, "pi^^^X. Targ. Job XXXVIII,
31. Targ.Y.Gen.X, 26;\.e. [Targ.IChr.1,20 X^baiX.]
B. Kam. I.e. Succ.
16*
'X XIIU^ to twist ropes for a couch.
B. Mets. 107''; V. nn^.Bekh.
8''
'ai 'X ini"'X bring ye
ropes and measure. Keth. 67*, v. X'^DiriJap.
y*9tm 129
.a.//.,' HUM, l\ *'.
tt
M. . Mill. < !
"
-
/
I'
Mjr;:^. K;t:^b.MM. ifM4.tr (M|4teiiiw
"Ai^y -r (i. muIimIi) t rrvm n (Am. ioVbi ii
t,
Mt4 M MrwiiMl utti Willi an .
<r* |0^
\V. }, XXVtII, IT) A. .
!
i/M/H>
TMf 1 U.
Ill, M. lb. M; Mi
a.*. Om^ r^^TT.
D^M (b. k.; 009) %)hht iMdb <Mip. Knli. ff. ;
lUn. XIV, I). Sab. t7* e;;^ (ia fwnUI. |wMif Z*ift,
Z - >^
,. (b. h.) gmilt; fttidmVrJHf. mAmm, tpttiti
rifif^^ -n (Lrr. V, is) m mtkam to b
'
'ubi M to ib ntwmlMliiB of
.m.tt.i (ib.
17**
diflbr. oplik
I), lb. VI, s b 'l mir;*^i tb
. . ...t w....enipaloaa b<oiw tb^ maff
I flMd."wm n tb a^kam fur tb oadottblad
ruOn pflbMM, wbicli ^ V<o '^ far
)i of prlvai* propri , iwialirj
: "^ fur niliipfvptfcrtfawi
, 0) rtfm nrcc
71
for
oiioa with Uiv betrollMd to aaotbor man
!);
d)"*!] "^ tbt oflbrii^ of a natariu wbcii
thvdaj^ofTowtd naawitlatt by torltical lm>
-DMt, R, a. 1, bf
. (aUndliif to
~3
C7>r^
it is so writiMi that joa
hiiir gvUl); if jo Usto aoi
*d xnsm) thtit guilt abaU fall
.anyourbonds (yoo will b uuvenble for whatolfiBwa
- -V
-
' ' -
in Sifa* Du IS. (Oar Bibia
- .v|4ea.)iV.nTD^ Karith.
N
1. Cja.!:.
X'lUiS r. (-b. IT^^^t) guUt, Tmif. Y. Ut. XXH, IS
s':rx. s::-;s
vn*:*';>?) . (-h. e^) gmm^
y. farg.'o. Lrr. V. 14: , trPt TSK^
I irv'. II nr\>n. XXVllI. 10.
wNmmvv^i te*i>2 ni. (T. Si^ i; tm**r ^m nimaj^
lyNoiti h/. HfiflcHod : anp. ^rs. Kidd. SS^ Itpt an UBealtnr*
i. n^ugh old DMU. Sir to Par. ID, ch. YU "Tsnt (aa
njn>. Cuip. rrrrjc
'X^CwN, "i^wS pr.n.g. (Par*. Afahma. ilMi-
maiUo. koiint Jud. AngaL p. 72; Bapap. Br. MilL ..)
ncAt
a^^MMNMrtt* w^M a Mvfaia ^MTiM|ilWaaar faw I
<
flU
4i|r' '^'^ Mtoft (V, Bik Am. fc V. flMfaw).
Bv. I. I 'r ivi re ih a4 # iW im aiak aT IW
im4ai lata far wMakaic ai Mli Ula alglM
.
'.p " lb. r.
T. Dm II. n* lof (aafntpC} far ^ r mmI^ -r*!.
IV. f ai. Bwk, (Var. im.
^SM
(
/. V. rati aaipi
rrx
'"'^ tr. nai i i
MiMknafMi/.inMMfaaiV^tri,- Pmi. < m
m^i rei|, aip9|
Ar. (ad.. M. M.
7^ ftl.
HaU. US*',
opf^ TT. tk.
7r. Sabb. iM*
'9^
"rvri rs^n a. ciu m. btbk. d.
^r^) aafob IMla wkMi bwd .... aAvaMiH wtadi
it hard (dry), dapw
T^.
HJwH pr. a. yl. ilWUa, tppunj le ba aaar Tpm.
BmU. li. to t. 4 (Var. n^i
*n{fi$ ak(h.h.;8!a,v.rLioLtvylkl.INai.l.lH^
<rlaafer,(ajiri^fr>~A8*f^ TMih- MAlMBS |nl
to Oaa. U. t) )
V
''
m *te l6 iha IdbHia, ift
art thott who prHB (faiy Mft) ayoa tha ftaaatary tK
tiallalioa, pm re^ It pe fariha raai makaf mtmm fa
(tai: to 8SK. AflMt Vtll, 41k
C]^
eh. aaa*. Daa. II. IS.-A79Sm.
:^
Iku
U, J7; V. II; IV, 4.
^MBCSM m. (isr, rST) ^mMif tUm, Kaihu
77^
in m'tha ahaTfa^ of a hMt whta B it nntiwL
[Ar. t. T. T?3I td. mot, ad. EoB. BBB.]
Hul!^. r.Sw'H t (b. h. ridB; ms, rws, fafaitp
mf,
cap. U. xilL 3^ Ft. XZII. IS)
^,
ii ^IlT Y.
Kaih. I,
<' hoc -V. 9aB. ir; a. tr-r-^un "ve (K h.
tMn X, rcsn to
AafOafa, aaat or a Jtrwafaat gafai.
Babh. ir; a. tr^FI. r^Wdlf. Bs. B. il IS It Tsrv tarn
hapt (of daad faofM-hw* h. crtsn); a. tt.\
*lo n^^s wtutf aiatNt to fttKat twattfnau Ci
both Maa a. woaaa). Kath. Vn. ft. Oh. TT. aae. ta
Bonitha, UioraUy, 'to draw waiar tad ^oar it aat aa
lhadaiynr-*afaoBikactV OaB.B.a.S. raltoOaa.
XXXV111, T.(BaaOalfe iafpniaiiw oC ^TBOI ^3,
LaoB. m, IS, tha tew of theta laid low*
(
tii
|
atit i
|;
Lam. B. tL L, BUh. E. to I, l\ v. wsrtr%. ia-a.]
nZ^ Ab. Bar. \
nb&TCX 130 tutnn
n^B"^S f. (=h. n^B'ria q. v.) basket, as a measure,
cmp-XMSb. Y. Dera. II,
22''
top.PZ. nrtspm. Ibid. (ed.
nn^irsx, con-, ace).
"IDIZ^S m. (b. h. ; "iS^', cmp. x^STJ) a goodly piece
(cmp. xi'r'n), a certain quantity
of meat, eshpar. Pes.36''
'31 inx 'X an eshpar is one sixth of a bullock (as if com-
posed of UJU: and ^5 ; cmp. IBDX).
iJ^nStpS m. (lEr) the scourer
of
dresses. PL "^"lerx.
Ab. Zai\
20'' (Ms. M. i-i-^S-IJX, ed. "^^IB'rx).
nblZJlJf,
nS'^"'lS f. (b. h. 'Ujx, V. nsufX) heap, pile,
dunghill'PI. Wtnoax, 'a-^X. Shebl. III,V.Sot.
42'"iX
'31 b'JJ
"ii< piles of slain.
nj^^ptpi;^ (np'^plSJS) ashknkah, a fictitious word
as a disguise ofriS;13'l', oath, I stvear (cmp. '^^'^''?Vi, "^SiS'S).
Ned. lo'' QiVs l^X X^ 'X if one says ashkukah, he has
said nothing (his vow is not binding); v. n|:3>lp'iJ.
IVplJffS pr. n. pi. (b. h.) Ashkelon, a Philistian
town. Y.'siiebi. VI,
36'';
Sifre Deut. 51, v. xnps; a. e.
Deriv. "iJibpTTX m. Ashkelonian. Y. Peahl,
15*^
top.PZ.
D-ijibpTpx, "p3 .... Kel. XIII, 7 Ashk. levers; a. e.
5j<?l^pI2^S f. (hpv:) transaction, sale. B. Bath.
48''
signed as one of the witnesses 'XXI XSII^X both on the
owner's protest against the forced sale and on the deed
of sale.
ppiIJSl, &<ppipS, "iZJIS, 't'^^ m.(y.i<^)open
place, street. Targ. ilEstli.VI, 9; a. e.Y. Taan. 111,66'"
hot.PZ. ipiT'iX&c. Tavg. Esth. IX, 14 50^^ 'N the royal
markets. Targ. Y. I Deut. XXIX, 16; a. e.
"lliJS (b. h. I^UiX, cmp. next w.; v. Ges. H. Diet. s.
v., as to opinions on etymol.) [being,] who, which. Ber.
ll''
'31 "ilna 'X who hast chosen us; a. v. fr. (in prayer
formulas).In Talm. mostly prefix-^;.
"llZJi^ (b. h., |/;rx, V. UJTL'N) to exist, be strong, happy;
V. liar
Pi. "iia^X, "i^^K (b. h.) 1) to exalt, praise, declare happy.
Pesik.R. s. 45 D'^^'X^ b'^nm he commenced by declaring
them happy; v. "^^px.2) to substantiate; to verify, attest
to. Num. E. s. 14 "pill nx "ill'X^ to give strength to the
legal decision Y. Gitt. IX,
50<=
bot. iimsnTB^X (iniS^^.'-^X)
we have verified it in the presence of &c.Part. pass.
"ilEIX^
1) firm, strong. Gen. E. s. 15, beg. the bux-tree
is called "iT*axri because it is
'31 'XT3 the strongest of all
(cmp.
H'?)-
Y. Succ. Ill,
54''
top; Y. Meg. I, 72* top
'31 '133:3^: 'X^ii the strongest (expression) of all, is Halle-
lujah.2) substantial, good, rich. Gen. E. s. 90, end (ref.
to ndx ^3 nx Gen. XLI, 56) nns^ "ii-it-ixpn the best
stores of all. lb.s.28.Snh.22^ is called AshurithrTiTSIXpiT
nn32 because its characters are substantial (Ar. "lyjIX^UJ);
Y. Meg. I,
71'^
bot.; Y. Sot. VII,
21*=
top.
Hithpa. "iTTXnn to be set up, be erected. Sifra K'dosh.
beg. (play on Q'''iTrx) d^"nxa di'il^'Xln^ QfiUJ tiZ h'J because
they are put up by others.
"lilUH ch. same. [Ithpe. luiPi'^X to be strengthened.
Targ. Y.' Deut. X, 2 y::'^'^-^, prob. to be read "nr^n-i, v.
Pa. "iTTX 1) to make strong. Ketli. lO''; Gitt. 70* (dates)
"p'i'X'a give strength.2) to confirm, verify; also to credit,
(consider true). Keth. 21* '31 "^riU'il^'X we verified it &c.,
v. precedGitt.
30''
(prov.) '31
'X n'^'O "'nnn if you are
told, 'your friend is dead', believe it; 'your friend has
grown rich' "iT^'Xr X^ don't trust.
"IIIJS m. (b. h.), only in plur. constr. '^'n^^X the hap-
piness of!,
happy is he, are they &c. Pes. 117*; a. fr.

Midr. Till, to Ps. LXXXIV '^X'nrx happy am I.Yoma

VllI, 9 to'i'lTrx happy are ye. lb.
87'' D-'p'illib nn'^'nrx
happy are the righteous; a. fr.
i<nt25S, V. xn^^^x.
T T
- T :
- -
'^ll^ntSJj^ m. pi. (v. "icx Pa.) sale on trust, debts for
goods sold. Pes.
113'"' '31
'X ^3 in all sales on trust it is
j
doubtful, whether it (the money) will be forthcoming or I
not, and if it is, it is bad money, (partial payment, bad I
coins &c). B. Mets. 63^ '31
'X
ni^
n^X he has debts to collect.
"
B. Bath.
22* '31
'X
"^
ST^X we have outstanding debts to
collect (and we must stay until we have collected them).
^SltrjJJ?, V. n^DX.
nnt^S, f. legal attestation. Y. Gitt. IX,
50''
bot. I
j'^r'^nn nnisx; v. xfi-itsx.
n"lt^_S, V. nn^iax.
^np^t, V. ^'^x.
b^n^ntpS f. (i-iUJ) causing to dwell, divelling. Targ.
Is. LXVI,'^1; a. e.
SDniS^^ m. (mrx; cmp. XTi'X) wall. ~EzY!iY, 3.
Jj^nn^S f. (ncx) strength! health!, a greeting ex-
tended to laboring men; cmp. 'nU'^X. Gitt. 62*.
l}<in"l^?> SniSJjSt f. (-1UJX) 1) legal attestation. Keth.
2l'^a.^e.''^3'i'''Tl'X the attestation by judges
(h.'i"i3iiin nnii'X,
V. niulX). B. Bath. 163* 'xb n-^IS
",-'3
(Ar. a. Ms. X"itt;x)
the space between the signature of the witnesses and
the legal attestation.
2)
(cmp. "'X'lTrx) outstanding debts
for goods sold. Gitt.
14^'
E. S. had
'31 ^bnnGn 'X money
outstanding in Mahuza for garments sold.
IIJ'CJS (b. h. r.)
1)
(/irx) to glitter, be polished; v.
CX a. next ws.
2)
(sec. r. of ^^IX) to be thick, substantial;
to be pressed, dark, v. I^JX,
X51U5X, niirx, Virx, -nrx &c.
Pi. UJlli'^X to make firm, found. Part. pass. diriX?3.
Pesik.Bahod. p.lOl''; Cant. E. to II, 5 (play on ashishoth,
Cant. 1. c.) nim'iiX^n msbtlwell-founded decisions. V.riX
x^l'ix.
iZJ^S m. (preced. \) a crystal or hall reflecting the light,
reflector'iw. next w.). Y. E. Hash. II, 58*bot. if the reflection
ni
m
u wiiir.
k
tea
niJ^ wBl
||. HUM
(
f,
M^plpf
. llNM.ft.*.!!!
I'tW). YaUl.ls.|Mrll'.rriMil'VaU.
(ft Ik 9BV)>
rCM Y. Ab. Xr. U,
41^ boi.
0-ap 1^
w, n^.
sr^^M r. fkt, V. n^fi^yalli. ! IM, v
MrV9^i
STmM fli, V. mpiNl
r><r;:jlj m. Ik ttsa, Tm I Clir. XII. il
^Mi^ *4*^
ir. orvj PQ|^ wtili v ^vi I
lAi
H
^
MTHDM iu*. of ".
l^^^U,
"t^lDJU^ ai.(ri^ll)riMn0i,
MiT, It; It.
TMf
. Um. I, I H rSVi (rii4 in IQVI).
(1m|. b.
^t (Ar. mriBiQ.
I..
I. ail*
"r *9tir H h* uUka bobwdw, li hit lalr>

y ftpot Mm (f. Bath! a. I.

oaormtaM).
I
:
r _ s. ';:^*H (Hhp. or oov; op. Doa. nr. it)
Off. HaU. SI*; 8obb. 47*.
'
~ N
> .ftoa nn rm, rood n
-
aiiipiiwi i ni.
SUT'il'S m. (c^) nMtrlr, ilUHmtiicm. Ab.EAr.41*
n "^so yy*rs Ar. (!. wy
^
rci'W) at flrat it wm
lio hand of a tUtat a BMra
of maj ralifioot idoaX bvi altar*
i uut I hut (it rtprMCBta tlia idaa that)
'
> seal* himMlf for daath a a riearioos
hol worlti
.
gimm ti
la I'l l yihi TMf. 0B, XUl. I.
} a. ft>-| l l
lalnalM* m/
HT.
* Atj^Hflatf.
Tmv Ui0k It. It| ^a.
^npr iit.f/ fHml^ I |aafcfii Tmg, Badi II. I <
lll,t.
/ti pnirf. flMV. I
"'
MM rv inwti^fi cMly
f<lllilld>i4ifiw.T^
II. M( a. a.
Ikff. la TO,!,
>vr*r"^S pr.n.nt.MfilAa. Bnib.&2*Ar.(ed.irrrK,
Vr-x Ms. r-r-jt; V. Rabb. D. 8. a. L)
>^"'r^rCS t^ conrar. l a ij^^iij
U
L (-hVr) famlm^
r<. Psu CXLli, V
^"j'^rwX
I (T.neztw.) l)to$aHa/ymt^9ttffrom
ai<ich,r ./
/>i>a<i, fo kme one idmHIM, Tab.
8^
rrnxT rrry-rcrr* Ar. (ed. t ou
'
nj
-
4. it) wo wda-
nd uuTMlvv* about him tluu he is the brother 4c.

(oaMr.of
IWf. t CWr^ IT. tf {

Mf^'^^llfN t r9r) mmrrwitm. ImU^ tfmk. T# Y
OoB. IX. 14. Tms. Y. U.
TgJjttj l)(ooMr.or n^fnp hm^) l^m pmt; m^
K^^ T. Oht. m. oU, M^ )B ir-
'4d pwilm/
MOM laM jmt/^ croy. Boliu A^; a. ft>-f| (aoiMr. af
'^ Mliv;^)
p
mimtl
g
,
mn (Ml TMf. T. Lav. ZTI, tl
Ta.
rnC, Znr"H>aU^a Mikad of 1
of tiM Alpkakot 00 villi ilM iHt (Tk IW
(a) vHliIlM lM b OM
Cn.
Uw iMiil frwa ttM
(1) viib tiM Uiiid ftma iW aad rH Ae. Saa.
B. a. It.lb. a U te IDTM 18V Aoihaik fJor.
XXV. M) tvpiaMMi Babal bjr Ika rala of ^UmL
"Tfijt fbrawUva ptaia of tba libp^ llbpa. aad IthfOh,
and eoRiipoadiaf aoaas; ia lUsMd awMlj T^; cBfi.
-OK a.
"YVt (TOr vordi aot to ba feaad Wt* . aab
*r-it,a. Tko vana.]
rM c. (b. b. P9 t; ooBir. of rSB) tfba. Ibay. Oaa.
III. n ;a. fr.Y. aiab. Uit^toppn ^nr aad Ikoa MfoM
ot

(la Tymodie aifoaMalaliaa *Wrv mrv); Ckald.

*^aK^^n8^R ttMo^poi; n4rr-8ni iWa oalorf
<
ftaqaawtlj aypUad toBotiflHr* tasta aa ibowgb addwo'
iag aa
ppfl)
Lor. B. a. 10, d rrs
^
nr
9 aad ja Iba Beripcan aja, TO tba aattSMa of iIm
Tabaaaola*! i. a. bow io Ikto fOidbli--Y. Pa T.
p3i6 irm "ta mBwiyUia m^b *Aad it ibaB tva iaao
daft'.r-T. KiL VIII, si^ tof
it3 moB ai^ 'sat rwn 71
-<;at nt, (add tba mpaetiva WbLvaraaaaftar aaeb *a a.
laad r^ORfBrfTtaiy Ibara vbera H laadi^ tboo ihali
not' Ac (Lav. XIX, It)^ tba tast fiva* ae laaMa wby;
tliarefoieitti i B
|
i ialad (Pat.XXII,taAdi^Kib iiMai
) ;
a. fr.C^OR V&n ooalc ? J=? q. T.>H.
7^a9. 0R0
m. TT^ t jfc. Tny. Pa. CXTV. 7nn Ma. (
cd^ Md tUrd paoa|. Taiy. la. HI, 14^ Tng.
n
1352 x:inx
XIII, 20; a. fr.Y. Snh. VI,
23'^
top )rj:i "pn rnal (read
jinsa) and what is it ye want ? Y. Keth. XII, 35*
-iinx
lim^X ye said so; a. fr.Snh. 109^ 1255 Ti^l (v. Eashi
a. 1., Ms. 133 nij< i255"l,
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) that
ye are thieves. V. nPlX, ri3N.
n^, n!^^, snsi, sins c. (=b. h. nix; fr. nxr,
or ixr, sec. r. of tlS or IX; as to reject, of radical
'
or
n, cmp. nx, nx &c.) sign, type; letter (v. nix II). Targ.
Ex. XIII, 16; a. fr.Targ. Is. VII, 11; a. fr.PZ.
",inx,
N^nx. Targ. Gen. I, 14. Targ. Ps. LXXIV, 4; a. e.
(W.x, )'^:;f?x, xniwx, "jxinx, xr"':;"^ cnx). Targ. Ps. i. c.
Targ. O.^Num.Yl, 2 ed.^ iSerl. -onx, Var. "'jrx, "pinX; Y.
jlinx (v. Berl. Targ. 0. II, p. 39); a. fr.Koii! B. to I, 13
'iXinx 'n five letters of acrostics.i.^WX C^linx, ''in'^X).
Num. R. s. 13, end
'31 "j'^'Ti"!
'X the letters composing the
one word (msp) are the same as those composing the
other (ns-ip).
nS, nS (b. h.; cmp. rr^X, n;:; v. Ges. H. Diet. s. v.;
cmp. nixlli) [essence}, a particle of the objective case,
but also used as a noun, the thing (ivhich) (cmp. Koh.
IV, 3, V. nix III). Ohol. II, 4 l-^bs \a nx that upon
which Zeb. 72''; Bets.
3''
1515^13 ms^b IDI^HU nx we
read (Orl. Ill, 7) that which it is customary to count
singly, opp.
'31 1311U3 ^3 whatever is sometimes counted
singly; a. fr.Ber. I, 1 r^lT nx "flip we read the Sh'ma\
a. y. fr.

[The fact that nx as a particle of the objective

case may be dispensed with, and that nx (fr. nnx to
join) may have the meaning of toi^/t, gave rise to a method
jOf Biblical interpretation by which, wherever nx occurs
in the Bible, esp. in laws, an amplification by implication
is looked for.] Pes.
22'' '31 nin^b nx the word eth (Deut.
X, 20 [with] the Lord thy God thou shalt fear [some
one else] intimates that we must pay reverence to the
scholars next to God. lb. UJ"i"n xb nx ^nixi and as to
the other authority (that differs)? He does not interpret
eth (as having a particular meaning); a. fr.

PL t:"<nx,
'pnx the word eth occurring in Sci-ipture, as a substratum
for interpretation. lb.
'31
'X ^3 ;U"in fT^d used to inter-
pret every eth in the Law; a. fr. Num. R. s. 10 nnx IT
'31
'X 'ao this is one of the three eths &c.
SriS I letter, sign, v. nx.
SnS, Sins II ch. (b. h. nnx, xnx; sec. r. of nixl
q. V.) [to join,] to come, to arrive; to occur to. Targ. Gen.
XIX, 9; a. fr.Y. Peah III,
17'1
hot.
'31 H.I^^V "^xnx the
case came before Gen.R.s.68 (ref.to Gen. XXVIII,
11) XTT^^n 'X the Sun (Jacob) has arrived. Snh.
98''
n'^2i?3n'iX Xbl
'in'i'i
he (the Messiah) will come, but I do
not desire to live to see him (to pass through the trials
preceding his arrival).

"1 *ib '^n'^Pi may it come home

to me that I did

, i. e. I believe to have merited divine

_^ reward. Meg.
28'';
a. fr. xbl "^by "^n'^'^ maj' it come home
to me that I did not

; a formula of assurance, surely,

/ indeed. Y.Ber. II,
5'^
hot.; a. fr.; (v. "'b? Xin^, s.v. Xis).
Y. Shebi. VI, 36 top ""I
"^nii
(sub. '^Vj).Imj)erat. xn
(Y. xr'iX). Gitt. 57^ a. fr. iTH xn; Y. Dem. VI,
25''
top
i^n xn"iX; in Bab. usu. ro'23 xn (abbr. '^''n) come and
see, come and hear, i. e. I Avill prove it.

"3 XVX it
comes like, i. e. it is in accordance with the opinion of.
Y. Naz. VI, 54*
hot.; a. v. fr.X'^^ni=X'inxi. Ibid.'^
hot. rripTn isn': Xin3 X-^ini (ed. Krot. incorr. x'^sni)
^n.Y. Keth. IV,
281
top
'31 -pixni (read 'pV-XI) and
those differences of opinion correspond to X'^nx
rrr^pB niipS the expression ^ja^arZ occurs in two Biblical
passages, n^'CT n"i'i31 X'lnx and the expression zakhar
occurs in two passages, i. e. draw an analogy between
the respective Bible laws in which the same expressions
are used, so as to cast a light upon each other. R. Hash.
11=*; a. fr. [X-^DS xnx Y. Meg. II, 73'', a. e., read X^'pIXrX
q. v.] [Targ. Y. II Deut. XXXIII, 1 6
"(T!',
3rd pers. fern, fat.]
Af.
"^n"^!!*, "^nix, "^ni'X to bring, carry, cause to come.
Targ. Gen. IV, 3; a. fr,"^n-^n XS'S (X3im3,
Ifi^)
whence
wilt thou bring (evidence), hoic will you prove it? Y.
B. Met*. Ill, beg.
9'';
a. v. fr.nn'^'^^,
"'ni'^p,
'^r'^'Q bring-
ing, to bring. Y. Peah I,
15*=
top
'31 '^ iS2
he desired
to bring it to them. lb. "^nin'^'^ia nb'^3'^ xb I cannot
bring it.'^n^ib, '^n'^b let him bring. Sabb. 109*'; a. fr.
'^'^in.'ixb, ''inxb (cmp. nx) to bring in, to include, opp.
^pIBXb; v. pBX. -iX^ 'Xb what is to be implied (in addi-
tion to what is explicitly stated)? Tern.
2^ "ixn "^xb b3n
what does hakkol (all) come to imply? a.fr.

Eaf.
"^pin
same. Dan. V, 13; a. e.
Ittaf. "in^nx C^n-inx, innx) to be brought, offered.
Targ.
Gen. XXXIII, 11. Targ. Lev. XIII, 2; a. e.
,^J
SnS III f. (b. h. ^rs, 'i^r) the constellation called
the Great Bear, Ursa Major. Ber. 58" Ms. M. (ed. xnr,
v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1., a. Ges. H. Diet. s. v. t:r).
s^DDsns, s^^DDHS, ns^D^ns f. (an^.a^ia)
T :
- T -. T :- :
-'
tttt-
^
,
immortality. Cant. R. to I, 3 (referr. to ni^"3", Ps.
XLVIII, 15)
'31
'X 'pi' dSnn Aquila translates it athanasia
(ni^~bx), a world in which there is no death; Y. Meg.
11,73'' X"i&3
xnx (combine into onew.); Y.M.Kat.III,83''
hot. Ar. (ed. XI'^D X3nx corr. ace); Lev. R. s. 11, end
(ed. incorr. transp.).
SU iFiS f. (TTl'i) stamping upon, trampling. Targ.
Is. XXII,
'5*
nnS m., nx f. (b. h.;=nnSX, V. 135X) thou. Ber. 11';
a.fr.-I^IX nnx, v.nx.PZ. nnx, 'sV^^ye. Ber.I, l; a.fr.
R. Hash.
25'' '31 di-Qi'S 'i 'X 'X 'X three times attem
is written (dnx, without
1);
v. I^-'SX. SifraEmorIX,9;a.fr.
ins, V.
mix.
ins ye, V. nx.
Sins sign, pi. "iXinx, ',iinx, v. nx.
nsiins, V. 'n^x.
T T
1'nS, V. XJinxII. Dan. Ill, 6; a. e.
SDinS I Athens, v. c:mx.
T
- ' T
-
SDinS II m. Onx, sec. r. of niX, v. n-^X) 1)
(cmp.
yrx, yry, xrilUX) fire-place, stove. Targ. Ex. XIX, 18;
ISS
i
4( itii|tiiMr itiio )>" '
mH1> hw paww^^ti t.
UVtt w
.' XX. to MTWn H TH M 4w1nMa ll>
r-KawiUta).
Cmp.rr%
"WJj; TTtt} cb^lt. 'Wt Tff 0.1I,|4 *.-
iif.
n^Tm.
i i-
jy
rn iljivrtoA. lb. X. ti i A. .
Nr^r^rif r. (Wr) htfimlm. Sol.
41*'
topi A. h.
^ XXXI. vs.
^r8 m. (7-9) raf, >ilig
<
/MnMi Tuf. Job
LI. l <M.
;pB9,
h. Ist ror).
s I VI)vat. arca:)il/AriM. t)i CApiUJ of AtUca . in I .,
U lo i, I,
\ II .1
>/A, frw|. rcTw . orm.
T*rgJob XXXVII.
\, U. Tury. I Kiitf*
J.r, in. .... *. /
Hr"S*CirX r. () fitwtoy. Midr.PmT.toXXII.A
X nV r-x oa b* boU
C*''^r8 m. (a8Xi^rr|C) atUHt,
p
r
mfffkler. 0a.
K , 77 its (Ar. Var. t6).
K

.v'tcfL lb. . .
c'^o'^rx
Kx. R. s. 21, end. TlMnd. Bmor (qaoc in Ar.)
*:;""5rn sTan nbrtiv pjpr' ftnt Um trampl it
(Mgiuilt, Mid Umd Um figfatan antar
(
mfphor
! U)<> souiuliiif; of the Shofkr on tho New Yor, oonqnt
; sin on t h Dy of AtotMOMnti and eanyinf Um pnlm
1 Succoth; T.
77*^
SrrCTX m. (nrr) ahrm^enem; ttnu^! it nuuH
rioMs; oittUmM used m a mer* wtctonmHoa mark.
a. R. . 4 'SI tt zsy\ and God mtmkf! b it not by
< H-ord Uiat thlhga war* createdf lb. . 5. Paajk. B.
.<! : .V ftr.
f.^X
(b. b.Vi err r. v. rAn) yarfgnfajr. mm
rrioM ooroMim. Y. Bets. II,
61*'
boU; a. fr.
fli.OXXXTl.li

1
XaI) I. 17
trwi
KXH, r. . kal uj, m" bL r-^ l^ v.
^
nrrv
v-M ^--v .
.Hny,
.4.^'
^^
IS. (*..
Hair
WK-^rvw
IV Um rf C T. faiu XV, IT.
VI. 3 (*V) (M m o*rfM); n. fr.
\ij\! II
'
*
fttoHIa
triifimf. Tmtg. Job lU, 1
'Mtrij^. frrt/tmf tM fmatrmi
^?tK*
^- "^
m1. Boxl a. otli.
l*YTjpi^
m.
o^rctoi*- B. Batli. IM^; Hi^ 9^
"^
"U
bj . . . .
T?$ T*f.
HTtJ
. (--mm. 4Ma. or ic:i,
eorraap. to h. sps, iK Oip) plmett i**** l^uff-
Oan.
XXI1,9; a.fr.r-Bar. tT. OaB.B.8.M(fMv.)r^:rB3
'31
rsBoval froai kowa to Immm (eoaia) a tkinji^Bm
town to town, a UfiL EM.R.a.4S,mti 'Si'^fiio'yjl^
mj (tho Lord**) plaea ii an aacUMial attribata m^
bat I am not aoridcatal lo mj plaoc; ob^l
,Vy
ga*.
4t*, a.ft>. 9 n-TK s
-13
tJM M taOowi tk* cMla aT
hiapineaaadthootbartkaftorhii. BL Balk. IM^ 7-n6
to Mr pInetLil
r^ni,
H^yyg- T^Kg. iwL XIX. IS;
a.fr.T.Ber. 11,4*
TV ' Tsftos maajplBaaa ^paaafai^
natlKMriliet); Pwik. B. a. <1 "-ff OTTi rcnr. aaa.)
lfoom. XTTTn Itenf mrfi. il iL t jl Oiit.tiF's
KMsnannx 134 K3^^'^
inS'i: the customs of the places are divided."irx3, ""^irxa
in place
of, instead; inconsequence
of,
because
of, for (cor-
resp to h. nnsn). Targ. II Chr. VI, 10; a. fr.Targ. Job
VIII, 4; a. fr.V. 'ira.irx hs (contr. in^N q. v.) on
the spot, i^resently. Y. Ber. I, S*". lb. II,
4'',
a. fr.
j5<r^3"^D")ilSSI f. (2131, Palp, of 31) boast, pride.
Targ.^Zech. "XII, 7; a. e.
55<Il;^J("IPS m., ^^irJlZjlJinriS f. (UJ^i) noise, noisy
crowd,rioi. Targ. Jer.XXV,3i. "Targ.Is.XVlI, 12 ; a.fr.
PI. -pisiSirx, SfJiTSlSirs, f. xr-iilS-irst. Targ. JobXVIII.ll.
Targ. Ezeic. XXXIX, 16; a.' e.
JlinnS m. (5ir=5-i'i; q. V.) [the shining,
'\ Ethrog, a
kind of orange or citron used with the festive wreath
on the Feast of Booths (=-i-in
p
i1B
Lev. XXIII, 40; v.
Targ.). Succ. Ill,
5; a. fr. Gen. R. s. 15. Lev. E. s, 30,
end.P/. 'psiinx. Maasr. I, 4. Succ. IV, 9 -(niji-inxs
with their ethrogim (which they had brought into the
Temple); a. e.
&<j1ir&^, S^1nri5!;5 ch. same. Targ.IIE8th.VII,10
(tree; fern.).P/. 'pS'i-iriX, 'nx. Targ. 0. Lev. XXIII, 40.
Targ. II Esth. 111,8 JtiSSiirx our own citrons.V.jilPi.
iSilJ'nricN m. (an affected pronunciation of xsiirs;
v. Xjllin; Pe'rs. turuudj)=S5'iir,X. Kidd.70^ 'X I^IStn ^:
'31
whoever says Ethrunga betrays a third (goodly) portion
of haughtiness; either say Ethrog (hebr.) as the Rabbis
do, or Ethroga (ch.) as the people do. Cmp. xr'^ilMS.
Jj^ri^iriS, pi, xninnx, V. inx.
^i^^^^^^| m.
CiT-)
reUance, trust. Targ.ls. XXX,
2 ; 3
(ed. Vien. s<3:innr!!<)-
D'''iriS=Q''ixm, V. DISt.
1^^1^J|=)S-l^<n^<; rinsf;=sii<n5<; v. 3!iKl.
SPlbliJnrX f, (Ts^ui) slacking, faintness. Targ. Jer.
XLVn, 3.
'
Srr.5}<, V. xnn^K.
3 Beth, the second letter of the Alphabet. Its sound
lies betwen
p
(B) and v (1),
whence its interchange with
either, e. g. '^pti'n and 1p3n; 5<3 (X3X) and xr.3 also
interchanges with "0, as Kn'^abl3 a. xri'^ljV'a; cmp. b. h.
dbT2 a. a^B.
U often rejected as a last radical letter, e. g.
ir\=3iri,
^05=3553.
3 as a numeral letter, tivo; v. 'K.
"3
1 prefix (b. h.) in, within, on &c. B1"'3 13 on that
day;'Qlp53 iniS<3 in that very place; n''31 IT^r^ from it
and in it, i. e. out of
the very thing. B. Mets. lOl''
iT'SI iT^Sia . . . X15X she hired carriers, paying them from
the very wine which the man had placed in her store-
room. ',ia=']in3. Y. Ber. II,
4'"
hot.; a. fr.
"3 II (contr. of 13) son of.
K'^'^n '13 son of R. Hiya.
Cmp.'
"1213.
b^UlI m. (=xaN) *1) father. Targ. O. Num. lU, 24;
30 X3 n'13 31 (and through the entire chapter ed. Berl.
;
oth. ed. !!t3S<).
2)
pr. n. m. Ba=Abha. Y. Ber. I,
2'"
top
(interchanging with WX); a. v. fr, in Y., v. X3SII.
Sil II m.=xn3, house. Targ. Is.V, 8 ed. Ven., oth.
ed. xn'^3.
,
Slum m. (part, of Xi3) coming, future, xsn Qbl:>
(abbr. 3iT"iy) the world to come, futurity. Snh. X,
1
;
a. fr.S<3n> (Bab,), xab (Y.) in future. 'bl '^tjtsxi (-p^^)
from this date and further, opp. SlBisb retrospectively,
or Klp-iria in the past. Pes.
?''
3JOC2 "rh it refers to an
act to be performed. Snh. 27" '31 'nbl "p'^a he becomes
disqualified as a witness from now and in future (previous
testimonies not being effected). Y. Ter. I, 40^ hot.; a. fr.
V. iti3.
nsa, V. 33,
b^JJj^!!!,
'^y^
m. (513 dial, for p13, cmp. yp3) valley,
plain; (=h. <isp3) a group
of fields belonging to several
owners, rural community. B. Bath,
29''
one single field
'X3 n"il3l33 (Ms. H. a. 0. nVi133) in the whole plain. B.
Mets,
22'' '31
X"1N3
'3
we need not presume an entire
plain to be the property of minors; a. e.

PI. ''.SXS, "^JS.

Pes.
8'*
those students '33 '1i">1"i
that are lodged in the
rural districts (and come to town for their studies). B.
Kam.
113''
(v. Rabb.D.S.a.l. for diff. vers.). B.Mets.73'*;
a. e.
b^mJISD, Succ.
52'',
V. nsjma?.
pjsn, 7-3&<n, V.
r:5<3.
^5^Jl^^il m. (v, X5X3) 1) cavity in the field, pool. PI.
^DSXa, ^B. Kam. 6l'^ \op, Ms. M. "^iSX; q. v.
2)
(cmp.
S'lpSl, a. 5!p3 Josh. IX, 4) broken or burst water-vessel.
PI. as above. Ber.58'' N-^bS ^35X3 Ms. M. (read X-^lji, v.
N'l; ed. '353, read "1553; Ms. F. "'DS'^J 'JiUJI "^saxD, read:
'3 (')'iD11)a iii'^'\ '3, v. ^?5l!<3) whither do the broken vessels
go? (i. e. what has the blind man to do here?).
ry^
m
^w
I
"j^SJ.
f^^' y]^
P*'
n, pi. Bt4m. Hmmtitmrn
vi. loiQiK*!. XVII. ftira Oil I M^i\
TM, Tuff. Frov. XXIV. tl fiMl
T^
iqi.
V
niMS f. mt rmp. UaL
I I) Mkl>^M, omt
'
rtV3r
WMWr or mfirftr > Ibi, "a
BTIT^i'
il'- UIA a -.._ > o
r..r
It. Hr :
MTilltl q. .; . .
Ill Twif " '. Imv. XI, II una, itr-i,
'S',*= 'T*'
*
D<>rt. T.ii(. O. II, p. SI.)
TT^C. -THO. v.ntsii.
PH*!H2.
. DMI w.
y^Ji'THZJ III. pi. (Prr. bisjrArui, Fl^ B. BaI Oami)
faitvm. 8iab.4* "ai (MO^O) Ar. (aooM td.
t
for
^i
ml.
|lK*n n, lb.
r*^
'Si l*^""'
"3. corr. Me.) tb AUeonvn'
hont (ttwd for OMTyiDff flUooot, hawkt Ik. on hia bMk).
Mt)M^
MIJ^
II
:
rrieki^rv )dn
Ar. ra) thAt Im (Um 0nUl) calM Um liriM 6atf.
*US^t *^M pr.n.ta. Ba/i. Oitt. II* m mi an^JewUh
iu. v/pn^ Ab.Zar.TI*'; Kidd. TO** ("33) B. bM> Tobi,
>!iii> of fifvdu)n.
7
-SI. Yalk. P. MS -S hVt !"t, fiul
Tb-^nwL
'*"S2,
^^^2 ni. (JWVo'-,%(;, Coptic won!; d*-
11 ,iivo(; cmp. I Mace XIII. 51) pahmUeaf, ptim
'.-
U. B. t. 30; Peik. V\\h.
p. I0 7C (read
-v);
Tanh. Knj<
'
>rr.ce.; od. Bti> .:
X > ilk. Lev. Wl.- i. to P. XVII .xi-
N Alk. Pt. 670 l^ra (corr. cc). v. rrfost.
iT2*^01 (-nv<M "O) pr. n. pi. Blwutk or /maA. Y.
>il. vuU, d^**; ToMf. Kil. n, 16 rrXK cd. Zack
>-
-*
x-T'St); V. iMXt w.
nyKL (B*nrK r:) pr. u. pi. BInak %. Blmah (t.
l>r<Hi>il.), tn-o gentile coodaTot N
Orl. ond, 63^ Toeef. Kil. II, \(
ri rr:, r:r r^ joh. XV. 59; xix, o.
V-
'^"S^, wSI ch. (h. rq) 1) to ie te^
a_, ,. Tar^.G^n. XXI. 11; a-ft-.T.8bb.Vni, 11*
bot.
^ '"'V rip* it dispIe.^<od R T. Ber. Ill,

boU;
VII. 1 1' top:ji. fr.2) io bf ilL from tick, Ned.
40*
U^
S) iwith xiV. ic-?, or xrt:) to be Ht^kamd,
IrmMmL Taff. VmU XT, f) lo (mmm !.
|Br
At|k
IWf. I. Smm. f, li a. w-Um. ft., tmtmi^ mi
Jtm
i^ lym uw >! diMwiMni.
4/. |q.
1P9
< mI ftW; to db rtf; to Ur
i<
'tili V or a ofilM pmmm}. Tang I iMk Xlt. .
t
to. XIV. lOi . frz-tWf. Oe*. XIX, t. Ik. V.
XM. It: a. (f.
5Cj"5J]{
. (|ir>c4
) *f*. fmlifml, Bar.tf^ wn
's
7* ICT*p3 Ar /( <|M. Ml MMIf. M4e Ul Bar I r
-
^ f ) (ed. in39 nn nnn. v. BaMk D. . a. 1
1
wm m
p
mttmt to tk llwaBW eif At. ttlik. ^^
a f^ tor Um Mke eT a pattoM. C^ ^%

S^i
patt. Of r*;
M>dC^
^^
. " .
(of gra9)s wbewre frmtt\< ,
>,-
llM *.; eaif. Job. XL. o vapLm Lev. B. >-.Mn.
MB'annyMttlfMto. v. lA^
*^KS m. (part. of*te, eoair.of )nacaipLlkk.r*^63)
1) kmniimf: Xkld. M^ TV 'a ke case to a tmt.
i) ekaMmg lb. 17* 7r-i
"a (TcMat
^^
rliiiil Uw .
off. (Var. "iic, . "te-J
"^^HS pr.B.m.itoli((>9iiir,cBiJir,crWw)L Bw.*^;
Taaa. 1^. Sabb. 17^; Ab. Ear. M^. Cia^ C-V*
^ISfeC, "TSfeO (Moa. a. MavJt Qmi. B. to III, 4.
read:
'
J
'
JL^;; nir^B "T-B
x^f^
zwXmA anix%|U,
thoa o^atoljr old karlo^ T rm yrs (m *rq9) whm.
iktokeM than of tbjTHlfT Oib^
T'**.
*7'^H3, read1^sr;B.(torctn)CWife#iye/'
laawyr. T.8abb.VIMo* boc 'S Sprs ^ wImm hepato
the stoAaf to (oa tbe Sabbatbt: t. wTJS,
2HSt . *t*.
K sw Y. rottz.
^ZS^ pan. of KfS.
"'^
< />^ * >^> 1) < ^'^^
f*^
<*** ** %^'
Dnom. -KS; cmp. m:.S) to he ifca, tmr.Pi. "K?
(b.h.) to /iBLfalai (oap. Deat. 1,
>X
Ii eqpfato; to aMior
ckm^ (to eae^ ae^T). to wdewitmti eieaHp. T. M. Kai.
in, 89^
top T990 -!^ to esphiB isfae oa) vlea he
basleaiBed. Kali. E. to Tl, 9 tattar to he
*2r Trra who dwcDe oa hto endtoe to aMkc
to hiaeeU^ than he who learae to recite i
paae. "lOQ
j
waaa^ eUmr. Ted. m. l "OWt ns rrkla.ed.
'^
ret^s) fraaa tide toet It is piovca.
~H2 ch., fk -i| HMMu T. K. Kal. m, Ct^ top l6
rr-^=c rsan know not how to aake ctoar {etgrn}.
-MH^
136 baa
~l!Sli, "l"'^j>5 f. (b. h., preced.) well, spring. Gen. E.
s.
93;"
a. fr.Erub. X, U (104''''), v. ^j^ri. Taan. 9" '3
D"""!^ niztn the well in the desert was given to the Israe-
lites for Miriam's sake; a. fr, Transf. origin. Y. Sot.
11,18* (play on ^Xlin, Koh. XII, 1) remember
'31
^"J'^xa
thj' well (whence thou earnest), thy pit (grave), thy Creator;
Lev. R. s. 18, beg. P^. ninxa, Y. Erub. II, beg.
20''
-ipn 'a, v. i;?n- v. liaii.
Sni^S ch. same. Targ. Cant. I,
1 ; v. xn""?.
JjnSil m. (dial, for Kj^'^a, v. pna a. deriv. ; cmp. X5Xa
a. xypa) sparkling, effervescent ; vhite-sJdnivg. Ab. Zar.
30''-
'a "i^n pin^ Ar. (ed. 'a
'^'!2)
by 'sweet wine' we under-
stand effervescent wine (liquid) {mulsum vinum or mulsa
aqua, v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Vinum). Snh. 98* 'a X'^DID quot.
in Rashi to Ab. Zar. 1. c, Ar. s. v. Kp^ia (ed. 5<p"ia) a
white-shining horse. [Deriv. fr. Pers. barah is refuted
by Xpia being used as an equivalent of our w.; v. also
Fl. to Levy Talm. Diet. I, 284=*.]
JiSIl pr. n. pi. B^erai, 1) ident. with
"^t?"^?
in Galilee.
Pesik. "r. s. 28; Midr. Till, to Ps. CXXXVII; Yalk. a. 1.
2) 'a
ia
in Babylon, v. "^XT?-
IlJJS^il (b. h.; V^xa, V. xia) to be disordered, bad
(cmp. sn).
Hif. C'^xafi 1) to cause decay, to make smell badly.
Ex. R. s. 26; a. e.
2)
(with W^l^l, or sub. D'^ian) to use
insulting language. Koh. R. to X, 1.
3)
(neut. v.) to
deteriorate, ferment, decay. Ter. X, 2
I"^'2i73 'iTa S"?x
pnn^Ms. M.(ed.mi^ ro^^ corr.acc.) though the barley
has begun to ferment &c. Cant. R. to I,
2^'
di^J-'Xa'? W'^Ti
liquids grow stale. Pesik.B'shall.p.Sl'' 'a^ jiI ill-smelling
fish.
4)
(v. nirsisa) [to begin to ferment, to boil,] to be
in the early stage
of
ripening, to be b^ushah. Maasr. I, 2
grapes are subject to the law of tithes 'ariw^'a from the
time they would be called Vushah, cmp. Y.ib.48^'. Shebi.
lY, 8. Tosef. Maasr. I, 1.
/
Tm, V. nna.
n!^, D5}^^, ^^^I m. (reduplic. of xa, v. xia; cmp.
b. h. nxa a. xia^D) entrance, door, gate. Targ.Esth. Y,14.
Sabb!' 32^ v. xn-j!in a. X3!l"^TaI. lb.
156''
'ax ""ip called
at the door (begging). Erub. ll''; a. fr.P/. "^aa. Ber.
58'*;
a. fr. Men. 34 ^axa.Trnsf. (of writings) section,
clause. X'*:5''"n 'a the clause ofthe first proposition. Sabb.3*
top; a. fr.Hence X^p 'a (abbr. p"a), xr-':i?3 'a (^"a),
x"ir!a 'a (a"a) Baba Kamma, Baba Mctsia, Baba Bathra
(first, middle, last section), names of three Talmudic
treatises of. the order of iV^'^iHw (civil law) ; v.pT:. [Tosefta
Kftlim is likewise divided into three Babas with the same
names.].P/. as above. R. Hash.
33*'
'a "iblzl TO-ipn the
tune T'kiah in all the three sections.
nS II, Jj^nn^
!35
pr. n. Bab Nahara (Gate of the
River) name of a tributary or a canal of the Euphrates. Ab.
Zar. 39* '3
'a"l (Ms.M. Xins':); Succ.18* (Ms.M. 1 X^nsa^
2 xnrw niBI, cmp. Yeb.
16*'
sq.).
b^nZlI, V. aal a. xr.-^aa.
^uZl II pr. n. m. 1) Baba (ben Buta), a disciple of
Shammai, blinded by Herod. B.Bath.3'\ Kerith. VI, 3.
(Cmp. Jos. Ant. XV, 7, 10.)2) B. father of R. Judali.
Eduy. VI,
1
; a. fr.
nJi* f. (b. h.), only in
"p"
raa the pupil of the eye.
Ex. R. s. 30 nST^Vrn 'r 'a (some ed. ra; corr. ace.) the
Lord's &c. V. xn-^aai.
^211 ("1^-) f. hatred (only in Targ. Y.,=!)aan; 1
rejected through false analogy, v. xaa^). Targ. Y. Gen.
XXV, 11 ; a. e.
njl^^DS (in Babli), x;|a>12, tl^aaa (in Y.) f. (ouomatop.,
V. Fl.^to Levy Chald. Diet. I, 419 a. Fried. Del. Assyr.
Stud. 1,142; v., however, xn'^aa) reflected image in metal,
water &c.; image, shadow. Ned.
9''
"b^ 'aaa ^rVanOJi
(Ar. with two a, corr. ace.) and I was looking at my
image (in the water); Tosef. Naz. IV, 7 (Var. X-^aia);
Y.Ned. I,
36''
bot. ni^aia; Num.R.s.lO X-'aia. Yeb. 122*
'ai 'a a shadow of a shadow. Ab. Zar. 47* T^SD Xp 'als
he worships the image (in the water). Gen. R. s. 4 'a
n^1"l5 magnified image. Treat. Sof'rim. Ill, 8 i^ 'a the
outlines of an effaced letter.
S^
'j3
f. (v. preced.) prop, mirror, hence (from its
shape) a nmsical instrument, o little drum, tympanum
(used at orgies, v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Tympanum). Y. Taan.
I,
64'*
bot.
^DS, V. "la-^a.
^<n^3Sl ^722 (Sn^^aS) f. (cmp. aa a. r-a)=h.
T"T t:*^ t:

' ^
naa, [the innermost,'] with if.T'V, pupil
of
the eye. Targ.
O.Deut. XXXII, 10 'r raa (plur.) the pupils of their
(the Israelites') eyes; [Targ.V. niJWI xaa Ar. (ed. "'aa)
the innermost or the gates of His thought, v. aa 1]. Targ.
Prov. vn, 2 xraa (Ms. xn-i-^aa). Targ. Koh. XII, 2 "'aa
^3iS
(some ed. "^33, "^35, corr. ace). Gitt. 69* Xn^3a.
*Sr^D3 II or Sn^DIH f.(v. a^a a. preced.) gutter,
outlet. Hull.
85'*
X^un
'3
\>S Ar. (ed. "13) over the outlet
(wherein the flax is put); v.
X3'i3\
prions
m. pi. (fr. X3a or fr. n^a) gate (or lodging)
money, contribution for the support of
traveling poor.
Y. Dem. Ill, beg.
23'*.
5!llil (b. h.) pr. n. Babel, the city
of
Babylon; Baby-
lonia, a country of varying limits, chiefly comprisinfj;-
Mesopotamia, a portion of Great Armenia and some
neighbouring countries east of the Tigris (v.Neub. Geogr.
p. 320). [Owing to the continued political disturbances
in Palestine. Babylonia gradually' became the centre of
Jewish scholarship; hence both the frequent comparisons
and jealousies between the East and the West (Babyl.
a. Palest.); cmp. ]nx, n:;33n, 1!l^>n. Kidd.69'*; 7l''. Sot.
49''.
Y. Snh. I, 19*';' Y. Ned. VI,' 40* bot.
'=1
XSn
'3-3 13
(sarcastic imitation of Is. II, 3). Snh. 24* '3 bttJ mi'sbn
nipn 1ST
-^
M Ita. 11.1 Ml|>. *V:ik|
*9
"*
"
i. M^ 9 rw Mr
.^O 'a ItoollA takyl-
.a. Twf. !.,. ^/i
iHT^Vsa. I
(i*. I, IO.~aiiM. tl*.
ib orlgte of Room) uhI Ui^ mUmI ft
. r>i. wa I fhihuLtmi/tm Tm <IA* '^n SV"f
l.tll. II. Wi I, 1.1 ,"7it'.
(Im oeevptod bjr Bb}|-
*n:*s Lm. U. 1. cprob. to Iw nsd niu^aj.
MiitM Utiwttry. Yalk. Job. IS "S JfT
'^
^
i
(0O. B.t. ft6
t I

f
Sk mtimt V. r*M
t f
4^1 U J^
1^
pr.D.u). lirn /^y />'i(7. fi.KnLtT^;
tt. Kidd.
10''
Joh. aoB of B. B.
I^(b,h.; . infra) fo arf vH4mtly, ir(hei, bffattk-
*9.
Rnh.
37* (llud. to Oca. XXTIl. 27) xb rxs rm
ilo not rMd b
'f
tiimt ;hia gmnntiits), bat bofl'iav
uthlH OB). T. Pttb I, le** top; Mom. B. t. 10,
i;.;CntR. toV,l, v.rrp^Mekb.Xisbp.. N'sikin S
;^ ro "sr -fttca (bltigdo b^ Ex. XXI. 8) sine* h kc^
irMtd hrr eoDtomptaoutly (oppi to th littorprctatioii of
kii fcraimf, rrtr
Y^sa
xmx ho tprood bit bd*
wr bw). [From ^W.ruidoriagi m wdl as ftom
.ntrpretattoDi >
.. meanings of
Vt2.^j^
rov. XXI, 18; 8nb.
:. s. T. n:; Melh.I
Kzk. XXV, T.tiS
in meaning and nae
that tiM piimttiTe flMU-
lo re wtpMf, eoROi|k> to
JobVI, 5;U.XXXIII.I;
S.T. Knc; BMh. B. to 1,10,
i alto KHhib S for KM r^
bt C JNCCC^ mo, OOITttph
1
1^
m. (b. h.;
Q^ R, i. i
f^'''
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' "a^* if
(
?doUb(0,.Il,"*'^^**"*^
'albMi I
I. Ik l
'
olrii* fj/umom*
^V^^WW # ^^ B^B* w^Vi^B
y
w * W^^PB* ^^W|^Vo ^t
P^ pr.
I*.
0tr. ft,
MO), biHk TB. PDM. fl\
WUk H> ft4 HP^NB^ tovT< aof
T4i tr* Ml*
K r*ra,
Pau ZLT, ffi
^ICU3 yO^tS, rM4
rrrr? or
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K
'feMlMMI.-
^
' '-f^pt
V
fityr
. II I^B. r tak^
Vtt. 10*
I -^ t3 wlMO MMtfiV llM flHM^M
ilnmigli (4vMiiof iMM O0K * T'^BSltl
^ '
TV.ti'
bol. Of wtiMitir It tatktUm to iMy
Day
'3
JUpo V90
parti *
1(^>P^
Y. pMb t. l^ top (flay OB
"s* r^ssB I" '"JJi V9 aU
ban (aAr rt
p
ialaaca) boHkomijnlbAeL; yB.E,iuli|,
bag.i ObM. B. to T. I.
*T|S, niS at. r)
roty*.
ftff.T.Oaa.IZTII,ll
qaot. ia Toaaf. Tom Tob to Kotb. Ul, t, a. a. fai. 7e|.
^^^-^
"'"i'lB^C Ma. Ost
*
f&A 8aM.I9^ a aatnft.
of
HTV'V
O^^A (or 0^^113%) (foraWt tttata)
ft
atan^
*owf#. rsi 'a IH
'
HI
r^
iteaa it ha* atanlj iIm vatoa
of avowal laMtr, oaoitgailty Ibr vtMaif to<
ilM Babbatfi (v. B. .% opIalMi ib. re
mrrro). (INftB. ia oanawlattoa)
n^
(
/a. r.
icKf; a^ rtw) (laftct
bco, Toiat *c.):] to le tmIW (oT a JiBili^ alpflM).
wVwet; flt iawoM <i|fr (at twaHo yan ao4 a kaH).
Kath. in,8 rf;faf\ a giri of I ijioalH ''1 (* TataC.
Tom Tiob a. {.}. Wiid. Y, 7 nu4r 7^ at tooa aa Aa it
mataia^ v. Vi^ Pol 119* (pror.) -r*
*:
T^
baa tfcf
daagirtar baeet of agat Sat tkj alar* frt* aai gho hia
to bar(M hatband); a. tt^TomL Ka(k.III, C
-H^QOBC);
T. ib. i7* hot. -fqri
"Uah.ima. I)l*e<tyr. Tt(c.T.*muZXZ,ll,
tq.9)fa *e roiy*, Arai^An^. B. Balk. 17^ lAp 11& 3e
bcr voiaa hat bacoMO roagb(from oM <
Af. ypt^ it fraAwe a raiv* mmfmet, to
(of I
laa 138
m^
bruise by friction. Nidd. 66^ nb "isa^o '^'n^ianis: niBISUJ Ar.
(Var. '55^ /jax, ed. '5S^ '5SN) will not a tube bruise her?

Keth. 65* n^ '^Vyo (the ropes of the bedstead) hurt her.

iJZl m. (preced. ws.) age
of
majority (of females).
Y. Kidd. I,
59'^
'an ni^'^ the period of majority. Y. B.
Bath. IX, beg. \&^. Kidd.
4* n''3lb'i"ii<1 'a majority of a
barren (or wombless) woman (who has no signs of ma-
turity and becomes of age at twenty years). Keth.
38'^
"lapa "2 ^"^
can the legal consequences of becoming of
age enter after the woman's death? [Other form: "liia.
Y. Keth.V, 29^ nnsia '\'n\^h after her becoming of age.]
V. M-isa.
"153
f. (preced.) a looman
of
age. Tosef. Keth. V, 1
nsi-^anD 'an (read 'na, Var. ed. Zuck. ny^ana n-isian)
she who is of age when asked (by her betrothed) to be
married; Y. ib. 29^ nyira 'an (corr. ace). lb. 'ab *p3m3
'31
a girl of age is allowed twelve months for preparation
for her wedding.Ch. v. I'^aS.
"jllj^, Lev.E.s.28, end, 'a OlTDIp, read *fVJa"'")D D'^aip
(y.6|XT]4 TrpiooaT(iJv)=comes privatarum, v. 'pai'i.
"
I J3 f. (v. "153) womanhood, (after twelve years and
a half), opp. to ni*iS?3, maidenhood (between twelve and
twelve and a half) and TiTib"^ childhood (from three to
twelve years). Y. Yeb. 1,3=* top '31 'an ma^Vi
T^a
'pit
between the period of maidenhood and that of woman-
hood there is no more than a six months' interval;
Keth. 39*; a. fr.
""lil, "'^''il prefix (comp. of a a. ':T=h. -Ja, 'is^ya)
1) concerning that (those)
of; at the time
of;
treating
of
what refers to. Sabb.
112'* 'i35i''aia
in the case of those
(sandals) of the travelling merchants (Arabs). Yoma 78'\
V. JtS^in. Hull. 20* "iinx xbia '^3nal our Mishnah treats
of a case when he did not turn. Gitt. 49* '31 prsia we
go in our assessment by (the property) of the injured
;
a. V. fr.2) if,
when. Targ. Y. Gen. XLIII, 5 n-^V^a
unless. Targ.O.Deut. IX, 4 "lapi'^'na; a. e.
1^
I="I?N. Targ.Y. II, Num. XXI, 29 ')>in'nai (Var.
']!iFi'iaii='5<i). ithpe. T^arx, V. ^ast.
iSlI m. CTia) olive press (cmp. na), tank. Shebi.
VIII, 6 laa ')''K you must not press olives in the
tank (in the Sabbath year).^an
0*^3
the building contain-
ing the tank and all implements for pressing olives. Sabb.
I, 9 'an 'a nilp the beam of the press; a. fr.Bets. 19*;
Tosef. ib. II, 7, v. aa.PZ. tDina, "p^a. B. Bath. IV, 7
'an IT^a. Toh. IX, 7 'a 13^3 1X "inx ia a quantity of olives
for one tank or for two; a. fr.
Ill III m. (b. h. ; Tia)
1) single, separate. Ber.
63^
(play on baddim, Jer. L, 36) 'a
'3 'pa^UliUJ who study
separately (without interchange of ideas). Kerith
5* expl.
Ex. XXX, 34 'aa 'a.2) with pref. h, na^ (b. h.) alone,
only. Sot.
8* nnaV nniX her (Num. V, 19) indicates her
alone (each separately); a. fr.'

'lalpa (adv.) only. Ber. 1,

1
'a It X^l (usu. with II^N) and not only in this case did
they make such a rule. Meg. I, 5 'a N^X . . . 'pa "pK
there is no difference between Festivals and the Sabbath
(as to forbidden labors) except only as to the preparation
of the necessaries of life ; a. fr.iaVa>l but only, provided.
Zeb. V, 8; a. fr.
IS IV m, (b. h.; 113) chosen,
fine linen. Zeb.
18"^ '3
'31 1''13 b^ in^m wherever the Law speaks of garments
of bad, it means that they must be of byssus, new &c.
Ib. how do we know Xin N3n^3
'3
''Xni that had (as
material for garments) means linen (and no otlier fine
stuff)? Answ. Something which grows 133 13 in single
stalks (v. preced. a. next w.); Yoma 7l'', lb. 35*
bad is
used four times, intimating '33 in3l2 the choicest of &c
(for diff". vers. v. Babb. D. S. a. 1. note); [cmp. Targ-
Jer. XLVIII, 30].
l3 V m. (113) single stalk, twig; also (b. h.) pole,
bar. Zeb.is''; Yoma71'>; v. preced. Keth. 17* Din h^C
'3
myrtle twig. Suco.
44''
even one leaf inx '31 and (on)
one twig. B. Mets. 24* anything on which something
is suspended n^b lip '3
is called bad.

PI. d'^'^a. Y. Yoma

V,
42**
hot., a. e. '3n
''p3
between the bars projecting
from the Ark (i.e. their corresponding place in the Second
Temple). B. Mets. 1. c. '31 'p::nn
'^13
poles of peddlars
for needles &c. Ib.
'^13
''Xa what does badde mean?
Answ. Twigs.Andwhy do they call them badde? Answ.,
V. supra. V. X^IISSX.
^"^51 ch.=h. lail.P/. it*ia. Targ. Joel II, 24 Ar.
(ed. 5<*1"^?)- Snh. 95* '3 "^3
"^nin under the wine press
(Var. X-^ID "13).
S'13 II m.=h. laiV,
fine linen tvoof Y. Sabb. XIll,
beg.
14*.
5<"in, ^in, V.
-^13.
T T T ;
?s~i in this case, v. XL
njJ'^Sj
^'^^'^? m- ch.=h. "'xia. Hull.
63''
xinn
nin X1''i3 (corr. ace; Yalk. Zech. 578 nxi3) that man
|
was a liar.
"S^i m. ("'IS I) 1) liar, misrepresenting. Snh.
89*'
(prov.) '31 '3 blU 1U33iy -(3 such is the punishment of the
liar &c.; Ab. d'E. Nath. ch. JXX; Gen. E. s. 94
13i-J
nn
nn '3 i^; V. 3'^B. Kidd.
-'Tahe^
^^ translates a Bible
verse literally (v. nils),
't
up.
jjjjj
is a liar (misrepresent-
ing the sense).
2)
inv^
'^^Qf^Grea^^'
^"** ^- ^- ^> ^-
^'
'3
bus D'1131 fictitif '
^-
Tfi
,f i^j^g
rjitigating the original
report)
;
ib. '3 '^131.- ^1
c/>iinued ;??
^- ^^**- ^^'
*^* ^*-
'3 n-'ISin 1X:i^3thyg^'^'
C/?3Wdually
V^
^^^^- B.Bath. 74*;
Snh.
110*''
Mosp^Q ^^
'^oaoththei*''"^
"^
V*^
^^^ ^hey
(euphem. for
9ol,
Pi
^^^C.ieEast
an^etb-II. n3X
'3
(ed.
Zuck. T'llS^,^
^Cgw
,
I
ni7-i^n
? falsehood.
^^'

,Ted. VI, 40* I
i!
II, 3). Snh.
T<13
^^^tj
I
TTB tu
h,i |/^t Ml*'
fo <M' M^ i^4r.
'; Via,
ro,
^f^ A) I) ' uMlhr. V r
\ >rQ irpfH b MHf II (iIm friMilt>i
r i mn
)
>ib hu (but UboVM tt apari).! # rf^ Mi, trtml*,
Vmik. R. 0. ; >. I. ih-
is, jf. xi.vi, II), (ad.
-jt;
-03, .
rrs.
"
- t
) <rt to Pa. ni. ) M Um Mf4
pf111 timm iIm ffat) Ihiai raof
ban
I. t 13 *^a ffMVMMlU
r?i r*-m-. ill "n "^5^
H (0VfMl. AM. to talk, turn. tl).
ttflV^ !> XMM^ Ytinp Oas. II. ttt .
-n Iw.).
1^5
n. (dMiiiat. of t^ll) oltiw4rMiir, woi'tJufHW
/t. 7-rj^ Toh. X, I tq.
1 (rvmiMUiU in corw
)
h nuita wbieb Uwjr OM.
rvad VHTIiJa, v. Kabb.
'
H. A I. IK m tb* oil prMMn*
i.mM: oil |.;. 4..., ..v. ., . i .^r. lUur. 1,
10
'an
'
TpVnacn) Um oil
p
rtwMi wbo toka tblr llgbUaf
I (RUvnuitoly) horn oa pnm and aaoUMr.
5i I U*, r. rrrns.
t Im m.pl. <prc<Kl.wt.) %ti>< \- .'I ]
:
M>i.
M<<i. X, rnti (ftl. Zuck. 7"^J, v.
-
"C^IZ (Armh.f/M^r, 6<idk) iriYA onr'a 6adt foBer.t^
(apMeb of an Arab) 'n irr-p
-2
Ar. (Ms. M.
"-Q
na, ad.
*S TO, Qorr. aoe.) witb thy bacJc (to tba SjMgogM)
Mnd<*st tboa bfort tb LordT
'4^
TWk Y. llMk V. If; a. a.
dUM /UUr fc wfciiiiM, MM0)r TrL Ki44. IT. i
AMa iMl MlM UM dMUW
'9
I^AiK T. fb II. m'
bo.. aiM. lb. y*.
in. TMf. la,
\
' ^ns)t a. tL-ti ma
mihL 1W|. U Iwik JUV. t
HT'rq r (-ni, /irf^M. iwaii a nath i>*.
a fr. m -a . .
-^
in . , .
#
a.
a ariMialui. {At. rwid* m^"
'
4
i|
;
rnjf,
FTTS (4MMB. or yr^. ^.

.
i
.
Ubt <4r/W.' Ttonr. Y. Rs. XVtII. t. u. ft<t
a. tr. Km
'3 wa varjr cbawiWL M. Kat
17*
I IM bap^. Sabb. 7y^^*l|aa n* rrz MJ u mn |6
T leoaldBot aMka llglrt of Mjr acl w a* to aafc Mm
(Ar. ad. pr. lOpnaX
A^m^fadUva^. Mfalaay*. Taaatv*. w.mfn^
Vad. ftl* bava 1 wM aaatloMd tfM ;iu idn sot to
Mka w UoffbY lb. M^ boC pi
'
UI. ( YmK. /lU
a
.
t <e<< o
^
aM'Oil <
HfT"!! m. (rrrs) aMtr^MMurrr.H. "rrn^ Taaa.SS*
- "2
'r:''^ wa are marry-raakart and ebaar op tba aad.
*Ta ins. rns (v. k, /-o. ^.-mi lad^
<
I
wbaaaa I) (cnp. ITS) fo fafa aal (a piaaa af do^gb) aft4
! ihape, to /Wm. Mas. V, I ; mttm Baor far. f, ak. XIII
*r rrrs '^KSn ba gata tba kaaaa lagalwd fcr tba laaaaa
I
oat oir thtmmtm (taktag a piaea oT Jiwub aai af Ibat
faitaadad far tba loai^-4) i rra^i. laiiiatf >adL
*
I
'9\
ryi ygbianw Qbrawwi) wMabdialabal bw
i
(arbittaiiij) lawwtiJ (aa dl^fh la) Lav.B.*.* *<n^T^
i aa ittvaatod aapiawiw Oas. B. a. lOo L au r-m
^
eiitiow voida. lb. a. M L"H, {mik. trrs\ mmm ad.
A. irra, rnrs
1) MSM. V. Mag. 1, 7r top 976 -s
mada np for tbaaa a falaa Lalia traaalatioa (of tba BMc)
IhMi tha Oraak; v. t^
Y.Katb. U,^ bot.
7*^
Trsz
wa bava baaa jaTtiag. L a. imaliag is tmm\ Toad ib.
U, 1 SK T'l^SB (eorr. aec; Tar. rVC). fY.
Kidd. III.M'
'an CTK r-oa^ prab. to ba raad 7*i
791)
(T. SbcU. IT.
Sn^ll. SHTZ in.(T. praoad.) dhanfWIant. Tug. t
S5^ boC U^iu 7<C^ v. m^>--t) fa iii|piaiii. nfwU.
rs.OU:. xr'Ti? TTzzr^ry M. (ad. incoir.

,
.
'
<

. .
-
>.:
,
.
n
)
which M% !K>uude1 for rejoicing. lb. LXVIII. ^i verrz^
Ms. (ad. tm -C2).
n^*
li. m. (b. h.) Viioiak, natne of a jewel, also of
^^ ^^
a glim, biifHinm. Qen. R. s. 16, beg. 'a* '2Z "-CO nt "^I* ^^^ *^ "*<> ^
\ oil nii^ht t htnk, b'doUh (Qen. II, 1 8) maaaa thadi aggiau' ! XVI,* 28 rmis CYar. rn|X>
Taah.Balak,14; ed. Babu (fat to liilfw. bLXLfT,t)
:*
ri?3
tba; fkvatrato tbair ptadlUJa
>
JBiip.m]mto * taiyCid a /kJHftaa< tara a Jfar.
Bar. 4*; l>ar. Br. Bat. cb. m train tby iogaa to aaf.
I do Doi kaov, 'a*, rn^rp mr last tboa ba iBdaead to
teD a fklnbood aad ba'cawbt.
Taag. Y. II, Xaa.
^ia
140 Sta
Ithpa. "''HSrx to be declared wrong, to be mistaken.
Y. Yeb.Vili,
9*^
nnsn-'Xi '|i"in3 nrhn T^'n'^a n-as thy story
crossed three rivers (coming from Babylonia) and is found
to be a mistake ; Y. Sabb. II,
9*
top '"iDniXi (corr. ace).
"'"IS II, Pa. 1^3, rrns (dialect.=iin) to despise. Cant.
R. to VIII, 1 (ref. to "^b iTai xb ibid.; read:) mnn m n-'b
''b there is none can despise me (for kissing my brothei")
;
[Ex. R. s. 5 beg. corrupt].
'ID, Talk. Deut. 913 "p-JObS '3, v. "'^B'^n.
"'S^'l^ m. pi. (1-13) fictions. Bekh.
8''
'S'l "^V'^'a ed.
(Ar. "'IS, En Yaak. "^S'^ns) some stories.
'l"'"Iil m. (IIS) digging instrument, spade, mattock.
Kel. Xxix, 7 'nn
Ti
the handle of a spade.P/.
'f^TI^-
Y'lamd. Sh'lah quot. in Ar. bnM '3(?).
2) rttf, cavity
(cmp. next w.).

PL as above. M.Kat.
4*'; Tosef. ib.I,2;
ib. Shebi. I, 7 'DT ''np'^snUJ '3
the cuts around the roots
of trees; v. il^SIX.
rn"''lS, ni'^l'lil f. (n-m, v. laH) small olive press.
Sifra B'har ch. I one may grind the olives in the large
tank '"I3b D'i33?3'l and then put them into the small press
;
Shebi. VIII, 6 'mnb.P/. ri-|iia. Gen. E. s. 31 Ar. (ed.
ni-'iia, ni'i-na, corr. ace).
ni^'^ln, rilS'lS f- O'l^) fiction, falsehood. Lev. E.
s. 9. Gen. E. s.
48^,
v. Xns.
' T T
Jf^fT'lS f. (Piia) jog. Constr. rn-^na. Targ. Esth.
VIII,
17.*
*
b^mrT'lS f. (v. preced.) cheer. Sabb.
30'^ '31 6trtn
something humorous. Ber.
55^ fi'b NnsSO nininill its
very cheerfulness frustrates it (the good dream).
"'"'D^'lil m. (contr. of "^S'^'^'i "'l) prop, court-house, in
gen. government's building, public building, treasury.
Ber. 56 '31 Sslsial '3
ed. (Mss. XSri "^a, K3r|a q. v.) the
king's treasury shall be broken into. [Perl. Et. St. p. 25
refers to Pers. divan vphich, however, seems of too late
an origin for the Talmudic date, v. Cycl. Brit.
9***
ed. s.
V. Divan.]
^"'"lil (comp. of 3,
^'n,
a. ^=h. bias) as to what refers
to whence; on account of, for the sake of, in order
that. Targ. 0. Geri. VI, 3; a. e.Lev. E. s. 28, end btX
"1X3^3
'3
he went for (the sake of getting) a bather. Y.
Kidd. Ill,
64* '31 "11S31 xbl '3
in order that he may not
deny liis owing a cup. Yoma75'^ '31 X31
'3
(v. Eabb. D.
S. a. 1.) through the merit of the teacher is the scholar
supported.
'^^'''13,
"b'^'iS &c. on my, thy account &c.
Targ. 0. Deut. Ill, 26; a., e. (Y. bba3; b. h. )Sdb).
HTHil f. (bn3) separation. Tanh. Mishp. 17
'3
)vdb
an expression meaning 'creating a partition'.
V'^% by right, v. "p'n.
p^Zl,
p'7''^
m. pi. (h. D-'^?; v. m3, -^13)
fictions,
whence lying oracles; irns{. conjurers. Targ. Is.XLIV,25.
Targ. Lev. XX, 27; a. fr.
P"*!^'
V. p13.
np '"IS f.
(pt^a)
search, examination, test. Pes. I, 1.
Y. ib. I, beg.
27'^ '3 DT^n rp'^ns search (after leavened
bread) made in day-time is a (valid) search. Kil, IX,
7;
a. fr.Num. E, s. 9 H'^T'I '3b referring to his search;
i.e. intimating that the test by the 'bitter waters' (v. ni:1D)
will also affect him (the adulterer) (Sot. 28^ n^^l'^b).P^.
nip'^'iS; esp. cross-examinations of witnesses as to minor
circumstances; v. Ti'^pri. Snh. V, 2 (40''); a. fr.
?sri1p"~21 f. ch. same, esp. examination of slaught-
ered animals as to the condition of the lungs &c., v.
P"13.
Hull. 48" '31 '3 "inb T\'h no examination will avail
them to make them permitted; (ib. 46* np'^13 Itib T'^b).
Ib. lO'' 'SI
'3 ""^iSia declares an examination (of the
slaughtering knife) necessary &c.; a. e.
nffsJ|^"'"Iil m. (v. pns Pa., end) detective, police
officer. Taan. 22" X3X
'3
Ms. M. (ed. S<3p'Ti3T, v. X|7l'n3t),
[The description of that officer's doings proves the correct-
ness of the version of Ms. M.]
ISn"
1^
pr. n. B'ditha, name of a canal of the
Euphrates', v. xn-^-iS^lts. M. Kat. 1
1"
'Ills ^XSb
'3
(read
'33, Alf. xr"^13^1S3) in the B'ditha the fish were laid
dry. [Var. Kn"i-i3, S<n''i-i3, v.Rabb.D.S.a.l.noteSOO.]
^ ju (y^"i3, v. 113) to separate, divide, distinguish;
(neut. v.) bia to keep aloof. Pes.
87'' '31
"ja:jy biia with-
draw thyself from (touching) her. Y. Hag. II,
78*'
top
maiirn 'o bia xniir iid in order that he may be careful
in handling T'rummah. B. Mets.
59*^
it seems to me
'31 D"'b"'l3 CianiU that the colleagues hold themselves
aloof from thee (1. e. thou art excommunicated). Ib.
89''
Claris '3
to separate (with a^tool) dates which stick
together (cmp. Eashi a. 1.) ; Y. Maasr. II, 50* top b^isn
Di-ian3 (read bnsn). Ber.
5" '3*1
^^13 'plltJ'^ pains will
stay away from him; a. fr.
Hif. (b. h.) b'^iari l) to sever, set apart, distinguish.
Hull. 2l'' b-^ISri 13-1X1 pbl^ he nips the bird's neck but
must not sever a limb or cut with his nail deeper than
required (Lev. 1, 17). Ib. 1, 7
'31
"pS biiann He who estab-
lished distinctions between (the) sanctity (of the Sabbath)
and (the) sanctity (of the Festivals); a. fr.
2)
(denom.
of nb'n3X or tibisn) to recite the benediction Hammabdil
T T : - T T :
-'
on the exit of the Sabbath or Festival, to say Habdalah.
Ibid. 'pb'^13'a IS'^3 what formula must you use (at the
exit of the Sabbath and the simultaneous beginning
of a Festival)? a. fr.Part. Hof. biSlo separated, dist-
inguished. Num. E. s. 10 beg.
'31 D'^blSI^ are different
from the doings of other nations. Naz. 7" Ifa IT fiiblSI^
are separated one from another. Tosef. Peah III, 5;
a. fr.
t^lil, x)"^!? ch. 1) as h. Kal. (neut.) Hull, lie'' phi'::
141
rr2 *9 iMMt iImmi mMI IUM

" c i I wwaot M
ioVr
f*
I
*^"
i (r'^ V. *n9) < ifilll, IWmA M*. |mi#>
Xltl.
r^
nm rtvi ili rwixnal lo
.1 dt
fa
. IV. ;v.n^p^ &ibb. l3^'r*TS vwUgi
1.1
du4af uf Um lanMtU)'* . it im
:<*
Pf^Td
Im hM h aui andoM*)
V hto ftaaU rdailv*^ lb. r:.
-"m Um prwoapUon U ibaft nobotl
^
>i|S ualMi Im has wrfiMJ it i
.tor* MOHialalBt bar phyrieal
:<
rmmtpmb ynsaartiavwUfaialMr
'
moilMn Ac lb. 5 "n ;
j^rrz
*arehd bajroad Um aluur, i. . t
UniMloa to prir
''<ninttMd QaMi"
v(raadv:
post l<'
b. 17,17; Bkh.45*;a.fr.S)
(o(fH/,eiir (pUnts),
,,y i
-'^ --"
-nafif. TomC Sbabi. I, H;
Y. lb
V. Oitt. I, 43^; nC.
I. Nidd. V, 6 n-rc
loaUon (to flad oat
. . - . _ .*); a. fr.
p'jZf
p*7^ eb. mme; 1)
'< trtt, irtak iato.
UjU. io5 'S'^ xpTSi jrr:*! Kin (Ar. KpTort) b atw that
V Mwr hiul burst into hi* Odd (lanadatinf it); r. M(?*IS-
tf) to ejramime, r.py; to teif. Tary. Jodg. XVUI, S; a.
Y.b. 6* *strc: rrc*tt I will tart ayaelf (aa to
y
). Y. Ned. II, S7'' boU l\
'*'
/^"-JBf^
rWTI "wa 9Ai
I to MMUid his koowladge. Taaa. SI**; a. fir.S) fo
'he ho4^ ty Mean* of
a ^iirfafMr. Had.
50^ im
'^
rrrt:
p^
poigtA himwir vith 4e.; a. e. Part.
^!ua. p*^ tttied, tmre, kmcwn. Y. Sot. V, SO* bot. |6
'"
np"na r^*n was nnknown to me (I bad not axpari-
t>noed). Taan. SS**
"^
t\i
*
U 6 (not mV
'
U
)
ye are b-
known to me (aa to joor hoDaaty).xsp^ / m matt,
I ktHm, Pea.111^
'31 ^"
*'2S rrz x:,."aiam sai jou
io not know (Ms. M.
"2'
rr^
^ Ms. Oxf. strps, t.
Kabb. D. 8. a. 1. note). *HuU. 3 '3".
rPC SCpT: rm j6
t
lUfk 1 1 Ic SMWvA.
->
v*ll M the al*t i
niakM Itef sifhl, W
I, I yxrti m -a
(b> Mill* of raMOv*
O. Oa. U4V, * li . Oaur f^VlP^
nf*^.
ran 'a (U lUar f^Mf
1m TaiM* te
rapalr. T. fm^ YtU. w ^^ .-m. t. :an 'a *VT
(MMl. r03T) 0Wui Ibr IW Tawple ri|Nlr.
*>pf.
to
ItoMfli wMali 4Mli Mi. k au ilM iir IMi W to
vMtoi wMi 4aMk; v.
P9^
*
aiata aMHiiiw rVwv "a^ llw
a aofrapi >diwg-)
If
^Si!k^lSJ2j\
r
II
. Mate.
44^
'r
*:
r
4a. A Baih. !
-r
*3
^ a
ftMint aweyt hie >eM ftalnag away tha ae|. Maaiit*
'a^ imn Ar. a ahaaMl aaaaad hy a ftwiMit v.
h. r elHfe la MtwHi
'9
(mn)
'"31
lroadMdahyahtat(of wiar>,a
a
Moiaa4onia.fr.A^^TS.X'rV. n*utt*'
'^awbara ftaelMla are o# ft e
m
Mii oaaww
af)
<
'if/VW. Tttf. O. Oaa. XUI, t fh. rmn.
fWf. U
\ II,
n.rt Tarf. La. I, myn htm
!
^*?>. fB. Bath. !*
1^^ vViq^llL)
*^'Tr
^
yr^
taOornkm. Bti* . m n. U
rrn
9
^ag? eaatiand aoiaa. fPtwh. to ha rMl TSS m
-?9 aaa. alao. ladfaMMr/lrHr. rm^^*^L3iXin\.
a. fr^9iiILft4*
'31
KSD n^ *7^ ^ if a fam4m Is eua
upon lu woaad, it awy rsaorar; piiifcli toBLBMh.94*'
<|iMlae ^^PflO VT*i TQSn^ Oltl. M^ "S* i^Hcrp% '^'5* d
eoattar j* his (my) lehee over areas walataL T. Bar. tX,
and, 14' '3*
"^ Ttsrri r\scz whaa paefia falhar (ac*
wiUBCtoUatitoiMrMlio),diMfffhle(taMli)i whaa
paopla teattar (thiow raOfloa away ia Mflaal)^ jrtkwr
la (Itea fai retired itady). Ourt. B.toTin, f TB"-5 -r
diapawa ya (do aot etaad is aow^).Patl. paas. "^r:
ii iffc i i rf. T. M. Kat. ni, tl' top
T^^
7*^6? 73C r-s
Tk tliera are OKira thaa thoae (twaaiy fear oaeae) seat-
tered ia MiahMh aad Botaitha. Bahh. M*, . iafta.-
S) la alala (hi aiiaea)^ rm%. ABoa iX,. (Mi. 7"*^
poh.7n^.] Gtep.y|L3)laAria4afiaea. Thv-IOc.
VI. 15 (peril. TCT).
Itkpm. Ar.
'
.
"?r;
Jttpr--ncr-ii, -tzti fa *r
trti, U Mt^nm. Tuf. Ll XZXIII, 3; a. It. Bahl
TT^fr^
trap (V. Babb.D.S.a. LaataSOQ, ad. rnsai
Carae ia the slova will iUl apart (aad aMy
ataitiaf). Lee. E.iLaadthadaaanhaFk
"-
.oh*
eattarad. OitLSS^ ^TRqrtt
rrajp^ (aat
*~
-^nu
disperea (eo aa aet to be tammi lafaiherV aah.
*
bai.
^fTtsnr aad tlwT (tb^ jodtae) tfapanaArDcaoa. "V^
po'Trn 142
nittna
pOniD, V. "ppnna.
^n^, T\n2, v. "^ra.
T t' t T
^n3, imS f. (b. h.; "^na) chaotic condition; always
-with inn. Gen. R. .s, 2; a. fr.
^rTZl=!in3X. Ber. 45='; a. fr. (Ms. M.).
in!!! ch.="jin3 with, in them. Pes. 72'';
a. fr.; v. in.
T : T :
"nns, V. "i-^ns.
SP^nS f. C^na) confusion. Targ. Prov. XXVI, 21
ed. wil. (Ms. xnina; oth. ed. NPins).
'^712,
^T12, tlTlil (b. h.; ]/na, cmp. wXia, to be
broken into; to gasp; to burst forth, v. pna, "ina; v. Ges.
Hebr. Diet. s. v.) to be stirred up, confounded, in disorder.
Gen. R. s. 2, beg. xniai xmn; ib. fem. xniai xmn
bewildered and confounded.
*Hif.
iiTi:^r} to clear (the field), cmp. nya. Y. Sabb.
Vii,
10='
top Dia;-ina nna^n (read nnapn).' y. Shebi.
IV,
35'^
"i-iia^l (read "j'^napi or nnapi) you may clear
thickets (in the Sabbath year) ; v. Tt^'z Pi.
nil ch. same. Part, "^na, fem. X^na chaotic. Targ.
Y. II, JBx. XII, 42. Targ. Y^ Gen. I, 2.
"^Tl
J, Targ. Prov. II, 7, read xnaD (as in Pesh.) or
iinaD=ed. Wil. -iinau:.
ITllIl i. (bn^) haste. EzraIV,23. Targ. Ex. XII, 11
;
a. e.
pT]^, Sp"'n5 (pf^a) bright, distinguished. Targ.
Cant. VII, 3; a. e.
"
"I'^nS, Tin3 m. (ina; b. h T^na) white, white
spot {clond).H. I'l'i'^na, 'ina. Taan.
7'^
(ref. to Job
xxxvn,2i) 'Dvna'ina 'pi^i:? D'^DD^n^j nsira 'isx Ms.
M., even when the clouds stand in white spots, there
comes a wind &c. ; edit, "ina 'ina niyss SiplUJ the sky is
made (to appear) full of white clouds.
5!<Tn5, pi. ^TH!! same. Targ. Job XXXVII, 21
'31 )'0 'a white clouds without giving rain &c.
n'^nS, v. nna.
~n3 (b. h.; V^na, V. "^na) to hurry, be excited, anx-
ious. Part. pass, bina excited, pressed. Pes. ll'^sq. mx
'31 Xin 'a man is excited when his property is at stake.
Ib.
72'*
'a 13^1 his time (for doing the thing) is pressed
(it cannot be postponed). Yoma85*, a.e. ina h'S 'a anx-
ious to save his dead relative from the fire.
Pi. bnia to agitate, frighten. Y. Yoma VI,
43*^
bot.
IS'^^jnaa nnx nab why dost thou agitate us.
Hithpa. a. Nithpn. bnann, bnan? to he excited, con-
founded. Num. R. .s. 14 (ref. to tibbahel, Koh. Vlll, 3)
'31
bnann bx be not intimidated by his wi-ath, Ib.
niU53Ja
"i^
'3
J<b he was not carried away by her (tempt-
ing) actions. Ib. '31 iN3Ba '3
xb he was not confounded
on account of his being alone in the house. Pesik.R. s. 36
'^"'bnanal n'^^sina were in commotion and alarm.

Part. Hof. bnaia, or Pual bniap confounded, hard to

pronounce or remember. Gitt.
14'* '31
'aia "ininiaiT Ar.
(ed. 'laa) their names are bewildering, beginning with
Arda,Arta,Phile.

[Deut.R.s. 9nabaia in3>n, read nbnaia

his mind is confused, he cannot collect himself for prayer.]
>n^'
~
n
.
ch.same.Pa. b%na l)^o ftcjjrecoceoMS,
inconsiderate, hasty. Targ. Koh. V, 1; a. e.2) as h.
Piel. Targ. Job XXIII, 16; a. fr.
Ithpa. bnanx, Ithpe. b%nanx, bnan'^x i) to he hurried,
to hurry. Targ. Esth. II, 9.2) to be agitated. Targ. I
Sam. XXVIII, 21; a. fr.Y. Keth. I, 25"
is it possible
that the whole town '31 nbnana was excited on account
of Naomi?
n^nZi f. (b. h.; bna) suddenness, sudden calamity,
shock. Y\ Bice. II, 64<*
top; S'mah. Ill, 9 nn"ia Disu:^
'a bU3 death after two days' sickness is a shocking death.
Y. B. Mets. II, end, S'* a rending of garments 13iXU:
'31 'a bu: which is not done under the influence of the
first shock (after the sad news) is considered as if not
performed at all. P/. nibna. Num. R. s. 11; Tanli.
Naso, 10 'aai N"'"i53X3 as a forced duty and in a hurried
manner; a. fr.
UMB (^"unZI ?
j
m. (denom. of next w.) cattle-driver,
cattle-raiser, driver. Deut. R. s. 3 1^25 Dnani and the
driver (leader of the ass) was with him, *[Y. Ned. XI,
end,42f' ^^XT^ti "^b^ DN''an(=t3na) my stable-man (a gentile)
has seduced me. Ib. "iDIX t35<"i3n
'px (not "ilDX) (do you
believe) the stable-man's connection with thee has no
restrictive consequences? [V.Noda Bihudah,
2"^'
ed., Eb.
Haez. Nr. 12.] Gen. R. s. 86 ^ana (Yalk. Gen. 145 DIN,
prob. nna).PZ. di-ana, j'^rins. Y. Pes. i,
27 **
(in gen.
servants). Cant. R. to IV, 4 (play on -nan331 Deut. VII,
14) there shall be none barren (of knowledge) among
thee, Q33U3 '33 "iSX even among your cattle drivers; Deut.
R. s.
3 ; a. e.; Gen. R. s. 32 man33 (corr. ace.)Y. Maasr.
II, 50" bot. "pansb iai-irn (not iS-^-inn) give the drivers
(field laborers) oranges to eat; [Erub.
53''
"pansb 13i"inx
in diff. connection].
nQHil f. (b. h.; tDn3, ^thiop. to be dumb; j/'n3,
V. 'in3)
cattle, quadruped domestic animal (mostly of the
horned race); in gen. dumb beast, opp. to man. Gen. R.
8. 20 niSWI n^n '3
domestic animals, wild beasts, and
birds; a. fr.noa
'3
large cattle (of the bovine race);
txp'^ 'a small cattle (sheep, goats &c.). Bekh. 8"; a. fr.

aiba nana, xdiiix 'a .\c., v. aiba, xsisnx kc.Pl. niana

Gen. R. s. 86; a. fr.
sTllZJ/ l3 m. (b. h.; Coptic p-ehe-mau, water-ox, Ges.)
in Rabbin, lit. Behemoth, a legendary animal reserved
for the righteous in the hereafter; cmp. 'niilb. Lev. R.
v^
tin
ti
I
i.^
'lilen MilMMl* tnnm wMtk
fn
: ff cImU gi jTM ! dM lir>
'liMBttili m. I#vlailiii !<
with bis horiM to.
tf
W*f^
". . 40 V Va npran u
v.*.
Wll, It.
HkTS (pi.
TTj;).
Tn^
rP3?
t-U. rri?. Twg.
V I, II Uv. Xlil, 8; XtV. M; A. .
]JTtZ nu (pna) Mi#
aflliHtd iritk bohak (Uv. Xlll.
M A<n
<Hf
mtmfHtom rMtmbliaf IvprMjr. v. prrs.
R.a. M
'31
"d unv ^ oM who i a babakan l lioV>
ff- rjn^ lb. (ad. iitt) '3
TO na^ (rat to
XLIX, 7) ha lat riaa aoMNif tbam a bufo number
bohalrantn (bo*tinpand man). T. nasi w.
*r)^r2,
"pTJlS n. mmt, ome fuU of tekUiak
U*. Bar.ftS^ M.lL(ad. vapro plar). Fam. r"a;yji^
fbm. nt*:(!fik *a. Mi^-M^ '3 rn^ona wboa* buida
(b. h.,
I
nr, >. -rr n; -, . ; t. . ...i ...
! ,.
or Hif,
**(
Ijri fo ./uh' ln'^U'l^,. f-r <;/. m^, . .;:..i.
OHe't elf fOH"! iruotis, to !< f I. .v.
B, . li^
Thasr. n bofirrfth l,i'\ Mil, ji Tii;ii it VaTui
"SI ir r-.-z" r-r-rr rr-rs-s) that lorded
larael by bar dcjvv, v. ',7^^A "tt^ to mdtr
r. Padk. B. a. 33, t.
^r^J
"iHiJ cb., 8bf. ^rc^ q. V.
~"^
f. (b. b., -rq)
krild trkiU opot an tke ttim,
.u'.ualljr one of tbe
l
yp
toiw "^ '-'-"'^.
Nf. I, 1
r: nrs '2
6aAerr<A maaaa an
y brifbt spot
(.sparkling) like snow. lb. U. i
^'
-"
^ u
bright spot apjiears faint on the $kin of a
Teuton), and the fiunt spotappaan brigbtonaCaabHa;
Ilk. VIII. #{ IVmC lb. Ul. It.
W;7JU irrji UTO an. Ma. raqpau*.
xn. ( A. a^A
1^
IK
Ml
M. . tqi:^
TTXH$ I'ljif r /ha, V. ^o) I) (-%.
o
' -^
a.
9^1 n<*
ki tam
f
tmwttd, okmkM, mkmot '
Qm.
'*'-
' r
iMk. i. bi^
4' . t, II
Hm**- 7* dteb. ad, r"n> v-*
-
M*' ad iwH fcalwiiawilf >
109 1
)
N* lf, tf I Hat aflMff
rraiibi
mi)' am IM aAaMa4. lk"VTararfQKNirrr
r..^ -^m,
kjr Aoald I ba ilnwisd ot
mf tvtof
'
tf
'31
TTT^ fW> ar MfcaaMd af
"ri I,
41*^
taff rrs Varov r^na b MiNsad
Mm. Uw. 1. & II rma |6
fal an
aabMMd (to nliipilMMV-|(r"99 lalv AiwdUkral
Bailk tr (prov.) a wMB ani i* attning (r tai a#
akUdiatt ilwvagk daih|rrnak la
hataatf (wbaa fl raoaaan^ Ar.. Is aot
Ak rro, Af. rrcv i) la
^
la akmm. tVHi fa.
XIT, g. lb. OXIZ. 114; a. a^Y. Mail. IV.
i*b
i^c;
T. Maaa. th. T, bif.
Mf* nam fPS ITnsv ad bid
tlM tfaadova aa If la rfMaa. la arlia ihafttoa^bMr
f^la (omp. aabb-tr* tbot, paopla aay ptajr P"
- - v
KiL} y. KatiL L a. If I flM aawag 9km viafc*.
(or rrq)) I aMjr aoc pat (ilMai) to !>!
| to /rymm,
emfnml Y. B. Ba*. U, M* bac 9 r^or |6 aa-
foaad aoltbyliaaiar^aUMrMdkalaraaMMlL
1U|M. mi^ni. JHpc rran^ aoatr r-fwi It ft^
to aAoair. Caal. B. to II. S T 'sn rm aad ha Mt
nhaand aad aa avaj. Y. tebb. TI. r top wrj^
haia
HTTS, X.,v rr, STTTJ t <b- r^i; ms, ^c
r,diiyrBM;aMaM*(-b.n77). TafvJobTUI,;
a. fr^-floh. lot*; Oaa.B.a.4t 71*30 aldaaa oC dhraM,
v.nflfiL
HalL 5g* il
'
llU 'yArm tbair ikuaa fdbaiaal
enadilioa) has beaa fvlad. Tarf. U Ohr.^^"
^'
S*Z (b. b.; ^ic,na, V. TO, tender
MKHi(.^
arrf
; r. X33.
73; to ke nacMf. faar. tr. i, -rs; la la
dioordfnJ, r. OC, 7B) I) to arfcr, cmw. B.Baik. 1.
1
sV7n<aUioaaeoaMiatothaworid,i.a aact^. BbB.M*'
virsz S=l3 ba walaoMat
TMh- Valra 14; Midc 1IIL
to Ps. LXXVni, 47. a. a. (plaj om )SA ibid.) ^^
["Si fi ad] it (tba hiaaai) comm, aaeaapa
r>i>L
aad
plocka^ Y. Shaba. YHI, ST top. a. c racr rps3 v.
T!>-T- 'fc I.iy top, a. It. *r s -a? jcr nay (avO)
l<eaU OM, if; eaap. KT*; Koh. B. to X. 8 7C& SK
(oofT. aee.).
S> with ^ (b. h. with ^> to kom otmmd
maaarli. Kerith. I, I; a. tr.z) with
T^
or
^
to
foM imto tkt power a/lAboth II, I "-r? as nr 7W
nnrav aad rin wBl hava ao power oaar thaa. Taa
**
-s^ "snrr^ MS (aot no) ha ted tha
i
-
{
>
i j
xsxin 144 n-'t3isi
to commit a sin &c.; Kidd.39''; a. fr.nx"i1 xia come and
see (I will ^jrove). Yoma 1. c; a. fr.
Hif.
Xinn
1) to bring, carry. Gitt. I, 1
'21
K"^:?p!^ he
who brings (as a messenger) a letter of divorce from
abroad; a. fr. 2) to offer.
Bice. I, 1; a. fr.3)
to draw
an object toivard's one^s self, opp. Tf^'in, v. "^n. Hull.
II, 3 'n iC?"^ ""^bin he put the knife out (in slaughtering)
but did not draw it backward;
'31 xVl 'n or di'ew it
toward himself but did not then move forward; a, fr.

4) to bring about, produce, cause. Aboth I, 17 X'^3^

Xan begets sin ; a. fr.5)
to lead, procure admittance.
Ab. Zar.
20^ Torah '31 '^T'^ nx'^a^ (v. supra) leads to
careful conduct &c. lb.
18'' '31 '^^X'^nri tinx wilt thou
procure me (promise me) admittance into the world to
come?; a. fr.
i<0i<13, V. KSXIS.
nSin, V. niss.
S Jl!Zl I m. (Syr. bubia sartago, P. Sm.
;
prob.='^a
X'^SX, S softened through assimilation, cmp. Sti'^Bn a. "'S
"^Bn) a frying pan, sometimes used as a coal pan con-
taining the coal over which things are roasted. Pes. SO''
'nia "^Sn (Ms. M. 2, Ms. Oxf. Ar. and old ed., v. Rabb,
D. S. a. 1. note 10); Zeb. 95^ (Ms. R. 1
Ki2,
corr. 'ID;
Ms. K. i<''3l3). Sabb.
29^*
he threw the date stones
K'^aia^ Ms. M. a. Ar. (Y. Bets, IV,
62"^ rr^ifin^, v. Rashi
to Sabb. 1. c.) into the pan. [Editions vary betw. X'^113
a. x'^sin.]
S'^ZI^IH II, n^5^^ f- iwage, v. nxina.
S'^miD, H'^DIS, Lam. R. to II, 2, v. Xn-^S.
ns^mn, v. is<'^3i2.
rr'n^ii, V. K-^nsia.
T :
-f :
T
T T
llZim the word 3135 reversed. Sabb. 104*.
"^JJilD, Targ. II Esth. IV, 1 '(irx "^oaiS '3, Var.
-^3516
'X '3, 'S<
'i^'^2?3
'^3313, read ']'iri?3aD''B(!Jt) or )'^-^^yd^'^ {iiti-
TaY|xaTa,oiaTaY|xaTa) commands, ordinances; v. St^Sa'^'n.
"IJIS, V. 153.JTisia, pi. ni-i5ia, v. "i:a.
^5"'"]^il c. (denom. of 13 V) a mat of
reeds. [The best
versions, however, read
K|J113
q. v.]
ilT'llS, V. ni'113.
SrmS, V. xnii3.
T ; T :
^nl3, V. ins.
']'^^niil pr. n. m. Bohagon. Pes.
57* (Ms. M. '^1113);
Tosef. Tb. II (in), 20 (Var. l-'n 133, 'P'^n
133
^3).
pniil, pnS m. (b. h.; pn3) white scurf. Neg. I, 5.
Sifra Thazr., Neg., ch. X.
Sfjniil ch. same. Targ. O. Lev. XlII, 38 (ed. Berl.
S<|5ril3)."'
rna. ^Dpnln, n^Dpmn, v.
. Ft . *T -:
' ";
Smiil, v. xina.
"H (b. h., |/^T3, V. TT3) 1) to tread upon, whence
oise. Aboth IV, 3 13 inn bs despise not &c.2) to
divide; v. ISta.
y\^ ch. same; 1) to plunder, ransack. Targ. Gen.
XXXIV, 27; a. fr.Esth. R.to I, 10 (play on xnia ibid.)
niri3 113 plunder his house.2) to tread. lb. (play on
S<n53X1 5<n33 ibid, as if from 53, cmp. 153) 13131 113
tread and shatter (v. Targ. Esth. a. 1.; cmp. Xliia). [Most
of the forms may be derived fr. 1T3.]
nS'?'^!lI m. the Buzite. Targ. Job XXXII, 2; 6.
TT
"^ ' '
J^DJim m. (113, 113) plunderer. PL !S*3li3. Talk.
Jer. 281 (Lam. R. introd. R. Yits. 1 X^liia).
SD^Iil (5J<I1)^S) f. (v. 113) contempt, contumely.
Targ. Ps. CXIX, 22.V. Xn3ll.
"n Sm. (Vn3l) prop, aversion, sickness, hence (cmp.
U3X3) a certain stage in the growth of the fig
(inter-
mediate between nss and ^'OS), ivhen its head becomes
white; trnsf. the stage
of female puberty intermediate
between childhood (nilb^) and full womanhood (mi53).
Nidd.V, 7 the Scholars have introduced figurative terms for
the stages of womanhood: paggah, bohal &c.;
""^i
ibst
'3
ni11S3 bohal means the days of maidenhood. V. bna.
5J^I3^!il pr. n. m. Buta, father of Baba, v. xaall.
T
* ' ' T T
lOtQlil m. (aaa) bright spot (cloud, v. l^na). Targ.
Job XXXVII, 21 (Ms. ttJaia).
SlSplB, St2^I2lS m. (v. preced.), i<1131
'3
si)ark
(blossom" of light, cmp. h. "j'isi?).P^. ""tJ-jia, iia^Dia. B.
Mets. 85^ '31 ni^n^ '31 i-JtJl3 .... Ms. m'. (ed. . . . '"'l313
ni^msl, corr. ace.) two sparks came forth and struck the
eyes of &c. Ber.58=' in3i331 '31 '3
1pB31 maUJ
'1
I^ON ^rh'^-O
ni3i3.'b
Ar. ed. Koh. (Ms. M. iXni-Jl3 pE31 Nnbi?3 ni3 3n
'31, omitted in ed., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) R. Sh.
spoke a word, and there came forth sparks and blinded
him.
'llaiZi m. pi. (131:3) the poor (broken ones). Gitt. 37*;
V. Di-jisVia.
>^t5^t2lZl, V. 5<i:i3ia.
nD^I2lZl, V. XUVJ3.
5j<r]^I2^3, Jj<n^ia^5 f- ('^'^^
; ^mp. X-J-Jia) floiver-bud
of the caper tree, capers. Ber.
36''
xniBl X^i^sb nibpUJi
'13 Xiini
Ar. (ed. Diip^XI
"i31
KHIBV ...Ms. M. ^'S'Tih ...
'13 l!tiini StniBI) the blossom of the caper was cut off,
but the bud survived. [lb. 58* X1131
'13 Ms. M. read
x'ji-jia, V. s*-j-jia.]P/, Nn^pia, s^r^oia. Hull. 69* 'a a'^y
'31
seven blossoming capers (Rashi: stones of the caper
PMS I4A %fs
to fi
-
~
"^
^'B M. (Wai I) MfaiMm tw a
. 1^. l. V. Hy*9t.
N
'
.
'2 ill tVSZ. \'^ . iHUi w.) n f#r*Mrfft f/W.f
(V. K. Ami. d. V, Te..
U. IkKlt. ^*9). v. at
n|t^|)i V. ttMi .-/!
r9. nnr.a o*. xuii, ii
4. Bwi. (oUi. ffii. A. y. r*a>.
M^^I m. (b. h. ms^i pa.
1^*^: /.. &< a.^^^.
MM4f. V. Om. II. Diet. . V.
pa) |^<trAa (Hi ur rrrc).
iMbi. VIl.ft l< ltli.4.r:
0. MOMI i) 0i. XhiU, 11; V. IHMmL H lUili. mo^.
T^ra.
K^t^II 111.009) mmImM^
m^^.h<. i^ It
. It, and; Num. R. . f
,
n^R2
pr. B. JSalowM, Iowa and ditriei mwI of
'Um JoriUa, Mpatad Ibr lr| nnwwnlil U
^^
T. !. Im*. I.
9*
i
Ow. R. a. 47
;;:^
Oap^ .
ft. VnB.
^3*J12T2 Pik. R.C 10, rMd rrtro^i v.pV^lfrx^
Sp2 oh.(b.b.;) <Sorns.v.Tia.brQ)fanrloNrf/ro,
'
llfifflM. Part, -px, f. !C^ Oan. R. a. ST. b.
>pl. rDi irn Prov. vn, 11) rrs* jm jc^ At. (d.
srrsr; Talk. Prov. 940 rc^ oorr. aco.) ilia ma* aboat
oTallinir) 4c. Y.TaAn.lI,&^ (rat tolfie.Vl],4) (iwd:)
X X*i *3
7s tbarafora wa ara aow in
>- wept Iec Rath. R. a. S (b*fora I, 18)
"-"-
xr~ns sp (rd 7r*C) tba aoond of paopla nui-
y.g iu excitemeat (on buiinaai).
X^2^II m (TS; v. P. Sm. I ftS aq.) 1) l/W irMMr^
$kHtttf:'2) tMe tpidfr. Boee^ if*; Bab.**** 'S Ve a<r tba
Mirad of tbe abottle [or tpider^webj. (Sab. L e. MTO^
!, vwrj beiw. srsts a. JTsr q.
.l
(S) rtaljaa, .
s^Z'S.)Cmp. r-r
'^ -*
m. (t. prsoed.; 1 fonnatiTe, emp. "crin)
'kf Hratxrt c/h*. Sabb. e^ ad. a. Ar. (Ms. M. 'Sr; Ms.
>xf. "''7='a, Ar. Var. ";ir5).
T. MMk. m.
H^
*#. . w,^(i.
;rt.
NJM:^ . oiit. iApq. pa.
^ /la.
^ r
fiii/il. aMfk 0^ . Umc a. t. MSSI t) cja.
'
ifwl
MaaalA
^,
tar. Wnk, ir r-^avp -a u< i
Rb. S3) |ri
ffMk 9t mtttik IwHk a iMadIa and
M a 4nnr<bar)^/l,
*|fR.
1^ Kaai. t>^ m ! Oti *k
taa Mibad |daaaa( aiiad aad aaada trtaaMla
'
> ^rm '33 Ar fd.
'3
aitfc oaa a.
^'^
"
4d Uw'/
f) if' -Uibudlaij
!
^ lers
u. M, iU4u mkt:
* aad I iall tMibW. v. R^
Inn. rr^ rrs
"^
nxrr* aad aaaaavanv a ala*, tMr b*
fw
aail i vttb It, V. Il.bb, XTtl. Id*^ la^ rW |a4
rvmi. Ridd. M* I aM ^ alnr*
'3
aa iMa parti*
wMali Wfca iRa M
pp
w ami. Rath Id* ^ (iU. M,
Kab. '39V-niiiL C# vdlMatiiv 4a lR|MdRfaL M^>dal
iiaiL r. V. 9r*m
ll^J/HL r. b. f|p*9cad.) EAc ptdmmeit tm m^ftm afraa)
daaply aaal ad to tba BUtfng fUba tba fib tba paK^i^
tM*. S^
^pp. aapL 89^
XII, St ; a. fr. . a. I^^R. RaUk. ita' )3e
-^
(b. nov 'vesi foalMli (arlld) ia> b>, L a a HtMhmm
b;biBMotbarbataatbfbialb*>**
"^
-
Jilll^iij
-
FL H^^JU, T^wa. Tafy. P#
:T3. Rar. d^
'3
ra
'3
a AfwiM^m ci
'*t-bani--(>^k-"7. K^Taw/lnl/^iaiB Tb*.
. 1 OaaL XXXIU, It.
(Tars. T. O WX^}
KXQII t (.|aaead.)ll/Ml La. hmfH la^
ia tb* elajr daai; v. IVSynip. R. Malau IdS^
(baaear, baacaria; yt}[
yf4iya; v. Rat. Aai. il *.
Aaaroa, Lftw PR
p.
sf) %tnm, aa waHi plaat ta^
poaad o ba laiidiiii f or ipOa aardL Ibabi. TO, S Ob.
M. amoro). Toaat KiL m. It
<
, u ad. Rack. (ok.
a
^^ I to mix, V.V19. (T.flab.X, tr* 'S sp wad
^)
>^2II (T. pracad. a. b%S) 1) Ha^
*-
f1 f |.
fatter, a kami/ml, UB, JbaqpH 8bb. T\ las^rSs Vr -a
a taBp of aalt. R. Mala. M* 791 T-s "Z hiaiW
(fcddar)ortbaaaaMapaeiaB; V. tofrm^/ -
r-rrx
T^cMk
T. aaxtar.0a.R.a. lanvty . : .<p^*
of aaiat greaad. Wnm. R. a. t aaad ia tbrvwa iato iba
dia cr^no Wiaiaad babiiati itoat aa bmpa foTglaM);
b^S)/Mder. LaT.R.aSS{czpL8--nVslobXL.
SO); Taab. Pfab- IS.
?n2lII(probL Ik-. V33)
AbA tjM b;tMxi aaaa lortfea
eiffbtbBoatb(]farbaafavaa|;v.79rr?. R.Baifc,],Md
boc (alya. of Vs) 'sr. rics resRr tba laaaaa daa^'
aad tta gioaad k cloddr; t. paeoad.Ikab. Vaah II,
tba aoatt ia aaiMd bml, rgi riimj6
ffAw irt* tba
I*
nibia 146 nbia
month when cattle is given mixed fodder from what is
in the house; Pesik. K. s. 7.
D^DI^blB, DI3^^blS m. (corrupt, of pouXeuTYjO
senator. Y. Taan. IV,
69'^
'3T &:i3'^3"iX (corr. ace.) archont
or senator; v. O-ja^^lS.P^.
"^IJiia^JlS. Gitt.
36''
sq. (ex-
plain, binOI-iS) 'Miai ''bin OIIB (prob. a Babyl. corruption
of "^liiabia '^'b'Q. Tzphti [BooX^ pouXeuTuiv) before the council
of senators. lb.
37''
(as if two words) '31 'ISI ^bin bul6
are the rich, bute (as if fr. 13122, play on liaS") the poor
(broken ones).
013*^3
m. (poXp6^, bulbus) in gen. bulbous root,
esp. bulbus, a delicious kind oi onion, or musk-hyacinth.
PI. '|"'p3>13 ('S^i::). Y. Dem. H,
22''
hot. (ed. 'J'^DDblD,
corr. ace). Ukts. HI, 2 "pDabin Var. in Ar. s. v. 'J'^DS^a
(ed. "pblVa, 'pDlbs; Maim: 3'^I^X '2':^= Solanum nigrum,
V. Low Pfl. p. 296 a. 393). [Gen.E. s. 41 DIS^IS some ed.,
read: Dl^bii]
Dl^nbin, Dl2llb^ll, corr. D^t3TbliI (incorr.
Dia . . .) m. (PouXsuTT);, V. Oainbia) senaior, council-
man. Gen. E. s. 76 this one is rich 'bn n131^nS'3 (Yalk.
Dan. 1064 0113^13, corr. ace.) let us make him a senator
(to ruin him, v. DI'jaiDIX). Koh. B. beg. Dlli'll'ba (corr.
ace); Cant. R. beg. D'lC5l'ib'',3, Sifre Deut. 309 t3lDC3l"'bn,
CVJOrs<bn; Yalk. ib. 942 DVjDT^ba, corr. aceP/. T'Ollbiia,
lunb^ia, Sti*D . . .,
ni'ja . . . Y. Hag. II,
77'i
hot. Lam. R.
toil, 2. Ibid. l^til'^biaVs'^) !!<13'^S<^ read D-^-Jl'^Vin X'lnS'ixb;
V. DiwsiD'llSi. Y. Peah 1,
16''
)'i11B"'S1 rTiallbia the council
of Sepphoris. Lev. R. s. 11 Dimibmn iVx (read -p-J....).
Y. Sabb. XII, l^" hot.; Y. Hor. Ill, end,
48*^ Jt-i-^JllVia
family heads entitled to seats in the Bul^ of Sepphoris.
T : T ;
T !
-
Ut>Ml, V. G^^a.
KP^IOblil f. (-jba, V. bba; P. Sm. 533) crumbling,
corrosion, being worm-eaten. Targ. Job XLI, 19 'a XD^p
(read 'a"!) worm-eaten wood, Targ. Prov. XXV, 20;
Xn, 4 Ms. (ed. xn^ia^p, Pesh. '^a).
J,
7
"Hi pr. n. pi. Buli (prob. the assembly building
of the Senate in Sepphoris, cmp. O^abia end). Y. Shek.
VII,
50*^
hot. (Bab. ed, "^blD, oth, Ti^bia, xn^bp, ed. Just,
'a; V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. p. 62, note 30); Y. Taan. I,
64^^
hot. 'a"! xnUJiJa assembly (or synagogue) of B.Y. Ab.
Zar, III,
43*'
hot. 'a"I X^b^ (ed. Krot. 'D^l) a statue (idol)
in front of the Bul6(?).
'*n3II f. (PouXi^) council, assembly, esp. senate, city
council. Y. Peah 1,
15*^
top lb^ 'a ba "^SSa in the presence
of the whole council over which he presided; Y. Kidd.
I,
61''
top. Ib. 'a TJB, V. Dibiail-JQ. Y. Yoma I,
39^^
top
"^Vq (corr. ace), Y. M. Kat. II, 81
*>
'Dl 'ab -|l^'iatn dX
if they have mentioned (nommated) thee for the buU,
let the Jordan be thy neighbor, i. e. hide thyself in the
bushes near the Jordan, lb. 'a^ "iliEnb to be exempt
from serving in the bide; Y. Snli. VIII,
26''
top. Gen,
R, s. 6 Dl^aiTl 'a senate and people (senatus populusque).
Ex. R. s. 15 dbia 'pl Ol^-il pi (read "^bia) and so did the
people and so the senate. Gitt. 37", v. C:;3iabia.
PL
ni^-^^ia, nixbia. Y. Ned. ill,
38=*
top; Y. Shebu. Ill,
34''
hot. 'a T'a twenty four city councils, i.e. cities or districts
having their own councilmen; [Tanli. Vayikra
7; Matt. 1
mn-i-i:?
d'^Bbx'a];Pesik.E.s.22nibx(readnixbia). Gitt.37\
or^rbin, D^i3Tb^s, v. c^-^ab^ia.
P^^bm,
V. -pj^^a.
'
D^bm, D^bin, v. ovia.
D iQx'^Il m. (PouXifio;, bulimus) ravenous hunger,
bulimy, esp. faintness from fasting. Yoma VIII, 6 (83'^).
Koh. E. to VII, 11 (some ed. incorr. ni . .
.);
a. fr.

Trnsf. ni"!*!? buJ 'a morbid carnal appetite, sexualpassion.

Gen. R. s. 51; s. 41; a. e.
Dbl2 (Dlbl!l) m. (Oba; cmp. oaXo;, ueXog a
shapeless mass, a glass-ball. Num. R. s. 2 D'^'bia lX'^:lnl
(v. bia II, some ed. Cbia). Y. Ber. I,
2^*
top D^bs
-J&13
I
(corr, ace); Gen. R. s. 12 D-^ba pain (read: 'a -015, v, Ar.)
casts a lense; v. "ipSSK.Pesik. Par. p.
39*'
Dab D"^ilb5
'a "pina; Pesik. R. s'. 14; Yalk. Num. 759 'a 'pina d-^SS
perspicuous (clear) as crystal; cmp. Num. E. s. 19 "plHS
Xind a. Mat. Keh. a, 1.
?sD>lIl ch. same, esp. glass-lump, unshaped and
prepared for casting into vessels. Sabb.
154''
XDlbaa Ar.
(ed. Xdbiaa, read as Eashi a. Ms. XObiaa, v. Eabb. D. S.
a. 1. note 1) what is meant here are glass lumps (which
may be broken without loss).

PL X'^'sobia, "pp^ia crystals

or glass vessels. Y. Kidd. I,
60"=
top 'a )'^h''H those glass
vessels (what is the law concerning their division among
heirs)? Ib. 'pSD 'ii''Qbia .... d^aPl (corr. ace) thou art
known to have plenty of glass vessels.
5]^pblS, V. Ci^p^ia.

'I'^DSblD, Tosef. Kil. III.. 12, v. Gia^la.
Op^'l'l, Y. Taan. II, 66^ v, b-^pb?.
iS l"3 m. (follis, follera; v. next w. a, 8m. Ant. s.
V. Senatus) follera, name of a Eonian land-tax, adopted
by the Persians. B.Kam.
113''
'a1 NSlai 'aa Ar. (ed. xb^ai
NJ"iai XS"i!!<, read '31 5<313ni!< 'aa, Ms. M. 'D1 X-ixblaa, Ms.
E. NJ1DX1 N313-IX1 xnlbaa, corr. ace) with reference to
follera, annona and charga of the ensuing year.
m.(cpoXXsp6v, S.) obol, a small coin. Cant. E.
to i, 1 if one drops 'a IX S>bD (Ar. ed. Koh. *p^lba, ed.
T'lb'^D) a Sela or (even) a foUoron. V. iWb.
p~l^in Gen. E. s. 8, v. )-^'^'\'b^2.
^taDtr^bm, v. ^s^'-.a.
va
147
. im. Y. HlMk. IV, ,
4*
rw
^. r t
Ml -3
WNM mI. ^9^$n. MM ti . 1^ it ll*li
I
fr. R. B. bM Uljr* m.^^". . IV. It U
)
4luuMi V. I^r. Who
I
V. dflo'iirrsl.
II. 44^ 9it9 *0
"a M
Krol. HHd nra. V NMMVNMt
niii* A. 1).

- itr at -^ |ir. h in /Immi <.t Htim% . ^ f
li iill0fl diM*i|il iif Jo*u < v -
M. a. 4 Vti (limiiimi in
a. Jnd. Ill (r* !.) |. 34.1, II
).) iMun* of ftiou* ADil UlMffl awn, oUicnrU*
nml Nnkdimuii. Tiuitt to*.
M^2^ Bttmi" <>t'<i tl.iii Ai** mA ikf irrsi
ZCiS m ih- h. eO; 003) /bfur, frrfmmn, tpttn.
ztraa) plac* Cor t
p
lBW, oppw
! n. I vrz rrzn. d. Xaekn
N T'Z N"3Z

^.-..-.-
<*-
ts, ISS. lb. tY; 34; . fr.
yiw^ m. (praocd.) rowfif /fin</ for pnnklinir

//
7:70, ooartr. "jl
jy
aL Nam. B. . 13 r^
*: (torn-
\. ">S) Ut tNDU of pMBdiw (ouriad by wiada).
SI^20R3 eh. MOM. PL yi-xn. Tuf. U, fiMh. I, s.
*2!3C^ '^Z f. (piwMd.) r a/" mdtmg
f^f*
i iry. O.'ez. Xxit, U; s. .
KOTO'S m (f-rm.
>*aBt ta*a* in. pi. (pWOM. VS.)
.. Tun:. IKinfri X. 10. TMf.BaUi.
II, 3; A. p.
Cr.m. (b. h. -CS, "CS; "^S II) katf-ript- fnut.
P
(jropes Shohi IV, H
'2':
K
'
UOru "Sn Ui 6or from
< iun<> It > :.t.iia liquid. OiiL 111,8 (31*) I'C'Wt IVCU
tz =*';^"t when thr liquid it btginnjag to gaUior in Um
<rr:
;,>>-
.;.--:-. ^v>1on it CMI bt pOt io WStM* foT OBaldBf
K Pm. &S*
*?)
'a KTl bOMT indi-
- .- of ripaning g<enu, v.
97(
Hif.
V. lliuu.\ 4> top; Soec S* 'an aTTtt a half-rip*
rthn>i:. T. B. Kan. YI, i^ boU; a. fr.
S'^V^ eh.Me. Tai]K.P*.LVIII,IO(h.texi'tl);a..
Yty'^
n>. (^2 1 1 romiempt: . strar*SS. Tmrg. Bnk.
Y||,"l.
B Baill.
''
>-T^. II
< nB>w.|
!TO *?3}
(
1^99. Mi^ 991, p,
BS) to mMT. pr
/W&,frtwMNiof>od)to iA>(<i|jiiii. IWg
(k (Ml nnt lb Lxv. I*, a ftv-#iM. t r-
\*r HTSI
MTtt C(V. p*4 > MrWiiJy. UrM. ioMJ>
|^
.< ]
mm wkmamm. (Taiy. l*ro.
MTI^ lb. XX, M (Tat.
<.(. MM)
A)
rYar. rt.
Mn?Qll f. (rS) ritf /WO. r^jliiMJy.
TanP
Job xf. ft. Tare. !* XUll. 4 *r*3^
Ift^
^f).
*fiC^-ilII f. (rat alvw^M^ ti
f
ma
if
^. Tmu.
U. XXX7 17 Ar. L pr. (h. 7*^ MkM fr. 9^; Miu .
Ar. inra. Tars. ad. A'.^'A
^
vjb
7^2 I (capL r3l fa mW7. tvUle. lrW /WfA. iUiir.
Pilp. Tssa
Fill a. (b. h.; . ptMd.| liwi^ ||MK Yaa
VII. I
(''
aq.)!, T. "I^IY; a. a.
pXt H^eli.l)MML Tni.BMB.TIII.lft. TMf.
Gao. XU, 42; a. a.A Tips. Itef. JabXTUI. 11 Ma.
Var. (ad. TtX<S) iiNiM
fm
iwtud$ (h. 4
"T^-O
(
TVS)
M-icft. Tarf. la. XUI, >; XUH, 17 (Tar. TTS ; h.
txt rrcB).s) iwaa^t .
f*.
Kfn,Tbaat8abb.TD(TIllXi ->r .<<
fanwila; V. x'jar.
Y^I
20*^1 (*prX) i.(fr.T3taAtea;orir
a plor. of Kftt) 1) vri; r. nps.la fas.
frft'. faaf
.
%lt T^. t 8am. III. 3 ; a ^-OmL B. to DI, 4 fcapl.
la. XXI, S) 'a :
,. Vw le-:^ rspii tka ba pat
p
thelamp^ lifhlad tbevicln. 8abh.9rar-n 'a T-Zsh i
pat oat a lamp (Xs. K. omita ac^Tt).Bah. 14*
""-
"a
bright light (wiae maa). Oaa. K.il SS (plaj oa TX;. Oc*.
xxxvm. t, V. rr^) yrm "a tha light of ilM
(laadaf);a.fk-.PLlPrxra. Targ.Bm. XXX,7a^;a.<
S) (la Bab. dialaet; oap. *ca) a fWB
to irp tha fall-gftnra oae. Br.4 (prT.}iii.
^ -
*
-
3-r Ar.a.Baahi (ad.rrcc^: JU-M. rr- iiau,.. nrra.
T. Bahh. O. & a. L aotaj tha jvm
If
rT'S'ia 148 Tia
by its shaft [by what oozes out of it, iT'EK'^pia], i. e. the
future scholar is recognized by his utterings in child-
hood. Succ.
56*'
a young pumpkin (now) is better than
a large one (later)
;
(differ, in Tosaf. a. 1.) ; a. e.Pl. ii>p^'i^,
''rsia. Targ. 0. Num. XI, 5.Ned.
66''
(a misunderstand-
ing of '^S'lSia betw. a Babylonian husband and a Palestin-
ean wife). Yoma 78* '33 13i:sia Ms. M. (ed. Xp"ir3)
cooled his hands with young pumpkins.Meg.
12* sq.
(prov.) 'd1 '1p3 iniN (Var. "131 '3; Sot. 10* '31 "^nxp
'^3)
the husband between the old pumpkins, his wife between
the young ones, i.e. a faithless husband makes a faithless
wife.
*3)
(from its shape) X'^inill O the pivot (Rashi);
the hole (socket) in the lower millstone (Ar.). Pes.
94''
(Var. S31D).
T
Sbl21!II, 2J<bl23 m. ch. (h. bs3, V. ^S3) onion.PL
Kf?^^^,'
'^h:i^3., 'X3.' ^Targ. Num. Xl's.Kidd. 62*; a.e.
T. Shebi. II, 34* hot.
'31 !!t"'"iBl3
'3
country onions which
mature no seeds; Gen. R. s. 82, v. bs2. *Ib. s. 95, end
'3
vlbpl peel the onions (i. e. take all we have); [the pas-
sage seems to be corrupt; the explanation beginning with
'^B is a glossator's note].Kidd. 62'^; v. next w.
PsJ>-2^Zl m.(v. preced.) onion-like plants, leeks. Kidd.
62*'; v.VaxiI.
Jj^DHim m. linen garment; pi. "pSS^a, v. Stsia.
^^J^!21I1,
v. next ws.
nni2"lS pr. n. pi. (b. h. tT^lia, v. "iS3) Bozrah (Portress),
an Idumean town, the home of several scholars. Y. Naz.
VII, 56* bot,Denomin.
n^n:?!!!, rrnp^, nsn:?1s m.
of
Bozrah.
Y. Ned.Vl, beg. 'ar." Cant. R. \6 VII, 1 . Lam. R. to
IV, 20 nx-nisa.Fem. h. n'^'ISia. Y. Bice. Ill, beg.
65<=
a
Bozrah fig.
>inn:2ia, v. s^nnisa.
T T : T : -
Np^S m. (cmp. pi3K, b. h. p>iapa for which LXX,
puxoc, pixoc; cmp. X2J13, "psi3) 1) an earthen vessel,
pitcher.PI. "^pia. Ab. Zar. 37*>, a. e.
'31 '3 rr^a l^nh xb
hang not empty pitchers on R. N., i. e. do not pronounce
him the author of such an absurdity; a. fr.
2)
(fr. its
shape) hind leg, thigh. Hull. 42^^; 54*'^;
v. K^tiX. [Ar. s.
V. duS quotes W313.]
i<*P^S,
'3
n^5 PJ"- n- pi- -S^^* Bukya. Yeb. 84*.
"ITp^H m. (jBouxxiwv, bucco; v. Sachs Beitr. II, 121;
Sm. Ant. s. v. Atellanse Fabulse) bucco, the clown in the
Atellanse Fabulse of the Romans. A^. Zar. 18^; Tosef.
ib. II, 6 ',1"'p1^1 '3; Y. ib. I, 40* "|1"'S1'3
-i^pl^
(corr, ace.)
Bucco and Macchus.
D'13^pin,corr.ni3^P^il(orD:/P^n)f..pl.(bucina,
Puxavrj) bucincB, horns used in the Roman camps to
proclaim the watches of the day and the night. Cant.
R.tol, 12 he appointed over them (read:) ISIUJI '33
"fSX^p
(v. Yalk. Cant. 983) criers with bucinse and Shofar. Lev.
R. 8.29; Pesik.Bahod.p.l52a; Yalk. Lev. 645 ; Num.782;
Ps. 840 (corr. ace). [Midr.Till.toPs.LXXXI,4 D'^l^ pEO,
read "psrsboi
'3
nl3ip.]
sbbpiD, nthpi^, V. xc^pa.
npis, V. "ipa.
Sj^PplS, V. xnpa end.
n^ I
(
y^ia, V. rtn3) to be empty, waste, uncultitmted.
Y. Dem.VI,25'^ top ^"H. 113n xbuJ in order that Palestine
should not lie waste. Ib. '31
Vxi in"'31'i; (read as) Y. Ab.
Zar. I, end,
40*^
!l"l!|3^ let them rather lie waste than rent
them to a gentile.Part, "la, nna a. rTiia. B. Mets. 101"
IT^a n^a unr.Zi in order that the field may rather lie
waste in his own possession; cmp. Y. 1. c. [Rashi fr.
"i"i3 to be clear and
firm in his possession, by buying it
back from the gentile. R. Han., in Tosaf. a. 1., nnia,
lying waste in the gentile's possession; v. Rabb. D. S.
a. 1. note 90.] B. Bath. 168* n-i133 ["^BXI] SO'^na nh (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) it means to say that even in the
case of an unbroken field being rented, the tenant has
to pay the scribe's fees; Rashi: even if the field will
have to lie fallow for some time to come yet. [Cmp.
part. fern, n^in fr. hm.']
Hif.
1-i3ri a. 1i3in (fr. nai, or -i3X) to let lie ivaste; In
neglect Arakh. IX, 1 (29'') tTi"^3ri ('in) if he let it untilled.
Ex. R. s. 27, end rn-iain. B. Mets. IX, 3 'in (Y. ed. '3n).
Gen. R. s. 82 '{T^'^-c
\)y^^-0; Koh. R. to IV, 6
'I'l'^*?^
Pi.).
Pi.
1*^*3
1) same. Koh. R. 1. c, v. supra. Ex. R. s. 32
(play on Pii^J in "ini^JN Jer. Ill, 19) d3'i'asy Dnn^^a ye
neglected yourselves (mentally).

*2)
(denom. of "liall
or "I'^a) to 'prepare a pitfall, to entrap. Lev. R. s. 19; v.
n'^i'i'ia
2).
nB, n^!ll ch.as preced. Kal. Targ. O, Gen. XLVII, 19.
Part.
I'l'ia.
Taan. e** '31 i^"i"ia
xb the halls (academies)
are not empty (oth.expl. : the gardens do not lie waste).
Lev. R. s. 1, beg. he sees '31 ITni'ia rrh'pn (Var. Sl'^'^a)
his field waste (in the Sabbath year) &c.
Af.
T^six as preced. Hif.B. Mets. IX,
3
; Ib. 1
04'' iX
nb XS-^Si^ if I should let it lie waste.
*lthpe. ^anx to become empty (stupid). Targ. Jer. X, 14
(h. text "lyas).
Ii3ll m. ch. (cmp. "iial) 1) something waste, wild-
groiving, whence ireed, brier. Targ. Is. VII, 23; a. e.
(always with "iS^ain
q. v. ; h. text Tr'^^ "ii^UJ).
2)
(adj.)
coarse, indigestible. PI. "p^ia. Koh. R. to 1, 18 the one
ate '3 *p^?3 coar.se food.
113 to choose, V.
1*13.
I Q I m. (v. 1131) uncultivated, an unculturedperson,
mannerless, ruffian. Aboth. 11, 5; a. fr.Mikv. IX, 6 Vti:
"113, V. Q^XSa.P/. D-i-iia. Num. R. .-?.
3, beg.
149
I
X 1 1 III. itntmiy ttm*) (k. Ii.^ V. ^l a.
^) II
^.
c3 -lo . . . Tonm "a. E Ibiii m* w-fn -s
tl yaiMMl by Mra
4iiilaf
(rtii4ii
KaM. V, * (tith, . fr. ""VIP f- -3
|iti \mbum Ml hM4'lrM4llMi 4mrpx li
mmI ipMlowi Mviiy Y im. II. tv*, v
"n^
I. trsnr "a lb wnrd Aor |vit.
TMMb #, v.
^^^trnat. t>Ulmtk^ *ttiftr t. Es. XXI. M q.i a
It. VtVsrwi 'a mtmp
Amtmw !> g. roiliat
.-n^v
>
. n79L-VTun
-a ili*
Lmi* Watt,
'S Ut IMffrtm*' WU, MUMi of tmmfm to Um
tirwmlMi. Knili X. Ii; Ml4d V. 4, nno 1
siittan. ciImU.
Vlll. I.
i
a
. r
'
^
tm
MUtw Al. /,Ai IV, f.
Z>
?;.
Iiiio titr
(nttii /T r*-rs II i ,
^ "^
* "Tti {Y. Hub. I, If tool, -m
ud ihy CrMtur.)
1K3I2 n. (b. b. ir4; iro)
#Vr.>/. . .. . #.
jMk 1,
11^ bok, V. prMMd.
iCnl
I n. ch.b. -nil.
Trf. Protr. XII, I; XXX, t
"
^y.-/t.
r-^
lb. XXII. s M<. . td. vii,
* floM Air "^ocj r-ia. Uv. R. . u. bif. (opp.
HQ
II to. (duDbtfiii) I) lilUtMW^, Aelf. labb.
irpn "SV Ar. (od. KoK. IT^, ad. inr^
q. .).
ie'Bpmlmdm,
Ib.l40*'iiMhi.Viir.(tirob.elr.wffor;
I NUh furrctf, uolitlnl plate
nf rrtidnut, ofUo
A atalitm for tnvcllcn (nurfd/iun ; t. 8m. Aat. .
>). LT. R. t. 7 'Z'"Z^ r*an b arrivvd ! Ui
; aUtion Ae.; PwUu Btb. Korb. p. 0i* Ar. (ad. 7:2^=,
It. Ltv. 47. tnd pn ^, coir. cc). Midr. TUL to Pn
.PL a^7s,
r?r^
Y. u*g. IV, T5* bocao ^m b'
< tkm
lodffinc ^ * (eoatrad. to "pnrsxT. Bnib.
1^ boi. 'a^ rrva ^^on aeeonat of eoaoaetad Babbatb
I bjmwimofandafyroimd w>lk aBdoftanrwts; (Tom/.
^X
8 r^Vo). Brab. ! ^333 'S
fK tbo law M to
in tbe ni(rbborbood of town* avcataalljaovBlad
out.ikiri.i for infuunriitf Subbalb Uodta, oaoBOi be
|>pliJ to lUlnlon lie lb. ii*" "PVSS '3rr Ms. X. (ad.
rc^zr)
and tba station booaaa in tba Balds (eoataiaii^
prvi!.ion and lodfins ioobm). Xaav. Ill, 7, t. i '%j^'illjL
Mekh. Yith. luimd. I 'si yraj'Tan rjr

,
'
y
<afi r .... "^
' r-d
ri*J*"n Pjr>) ye ara now foroad to ka^ in rapair
larso Bd amall tUtioBa for thoaa
foiiv to tterojal
u b read rc^ fortreMsa).Lar. R.
Y. Ab. Zr. I, 40> bot. (TTTB, eocr.
Ii lu*fi. ^M. 1 (U). 2; ":x
"2
hs (^Vt) rn"ju I ua
iMa II i I. 4 M 4aMi
]^*V^'*-

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*
-a 4a
rSPO*Vs ^f* iMi j-iardid
owaf
fMi n
ill* MHvaia i
TTT^
.
rr A t an.
m ^im k .'
!r. TUl i* Fa. X. I lta H
r^
4ar*, Ifr^' '-^ *l . . . .|iw W#ftt mm u
Mm. Ik^arVni,, .vibirki^Uc4 mm4 i u^
Wi
f
wt Y Ab lUr, IV. 4H fW-5 r^
am .dL Kc
(otk. ad. a, raad "U"! ut "fit m ttmt^t,
fkmputmi SBMa to Mm.
Oa. B. a. M; V. aast v.-T
Wl|'Ji t (4aMNa. af prMt.| mUm. Oaa.B.M
Voali la aalM % aaM oTiIm iwr (Oa*. tX. f| -srs
"aOB^aa tka baigailaa la aaBil
bf ika aMM f IW
aaallaiCYalk.OaM.tl ni J U, A.nr*--kto
^l?2-
^^MT^
pr. "^
K
ft
ffK
a OalUaaa plaaa wiftli aitaMaftei a. !>. da
y. ^ |Ta.
Y. Ab. far. V, 44*; Bttk Sk. ti* p-tt.
*H;;*Tn^
ai. (VatiMaw,
fldf^oDK} mr*i.fcn^
(b. pallia,
<lf|M) iMflrr. wirf
d(H^ ^mm
T KMk.
Xn, tft* top 9 -a J
'
It
'
-Aw dias Ma M Mwai It
te)Mitliar whiiaaordart: T. KlLIX,^iop
OnL R. a. M Mp-n trrSXi lit a. lao
Yalk.Job M4 KT-s (fcr wMai Rabbi iif*
.
'
si. -rs)
*p'
'
i '"X, 'Mp"T~"C r'*- *
. . ^T
^t*,' i*"^ ^C
'.'
.-^
-(*>ni>-f *ViMM,flMpc
Vr;fi late Lm. bttrdUias; CMpclaiaOfaak
>if
tiallfSii*.
Baaba Baitr. II, M wMa) fimi, mkif.-FL r^rm UW.
laalai. Faaik. BlibaU.
p. *; Talk. Ba. m r*-S
(eorr. aea.; Makh. rabalL I rcrv--*
>
> 14^ BaM. B.
. IS
':
K-=-r rm aba bakaU Um ra4a aaid wbcps.
uT^'X M. (eoMpL of ^ . r^i
r^
< W-rfJ
il/fmUry,hlmit /bax. Kad.4l*7-rrz rx* rT^7
-
*ts (Ar. "TIR crrs) w mmi mCtMi (om
with) Wtiaa^ wor Mfltkni ita(iaal )wmm
a ripf*. 01 *5Lj
w I U . ptaead.
'^PT'mX PaL 4\ T. rKra.
n*Ti3 150 "^D-lia
nmS f. falloiv grmmd, v. ^!i2l.
mm!!!l f. ("lial) emptiness, senselessness."^ iim un-
meaning things, nonsense. Nidd. 69*'; 70''.
Sp^"n^2 m. (a comp. of -i13 a. XpSiT, v. p3T) a
leaping well, i. e. a icell which springs forth periodically
to disappear again (v. Is. LVIII, 11). Sabb.
77''
ed. in
two words (corr. ace; cmp. Bii'1^2; Ms. M. XJp'^'t "i13, corr.
ace), phonetic etyniol. ^p3 flT "ilS this well is empty.
[Syr. xpjf "a ocrea, Xprt TQ tiara, P. Sm. 586 sq., Nold.
Mand. Gr. p. 20 (cmp. ri"^T?) '^"'^?'^^2) have nothing to do
with our w.]
S 13 jlZl m. (a corrupt.of verutum, pr^puxra, ^.)spit.
Sabb.
146^ '32
. . . nDi^^ to break open a barrel (of
dates) by jamming a spit between the splices (Ms. M.
'I'Q'ip, Alf. ed. Cost. Xn-^nS). Snh.
27'*
top 'm xnp the
handle of a burtya.
"niH f., pi. nix'nia, ni-'i'n'ia (iJiai) trees which fail to
thrive after transplantation. B. Bath.
95^^
"Tii-j rbs b3p2
nx^^
'3 Ms. H. a. Ar. (ed. nr-^Tia, nriia, Ms. M. nix^-j
riNOb corr. ace.) the owner must be prepared for ten
failures out of one hundred trees planted (and has no
claim on the contractor).
"'TIS, Mil m. (v.
^'12)
1) strength, health, normal
condition. Y.^Gitt. VII,
48*=
bot. i'^-iia -jira ppriyj lost
his speech while in his normal health (suddenly), opp.
'rh'\r\ pna. Y. Nidd, I, 49^ ; Y. Keth, V, 30 bot. ^r-i-^SJ
Ti"n3 ('i^'^2) "jin'a the child ceased to suck while in normal
health. Mekh. Mishp. N'zikin. 6; Y. Keth. IV,
28'=
top
(expl. insr^^ h-J Ex. XXI, 19 'on his own support') h'J
riia restored to his former health. Mekh. I.e. 13
1"i^2
Vj.

2) cmp. i'4?S<) certainty, evidence, assertion. Y. Sot.

I, le'*
-'1-113
hv 110S stand by thy assertion (be not in-
timidated). Gen. E. s, 70 Ti-i13 h^ imx "pTins^ they
establish it (the law) on its strength, i. e. arrive at a
final decision.
^""1^21
1 ch. same. Targ. O. Ex. XXI, 19 nii-)!ia bs,
V. preced.
S^n^SlI f. (v. -i2l;=h. rVsin, rtatn^) reed-matt-
ing used for partitions, coverings &c. [Var. 5t1|'7>l2, against
Syr. X1T12 a. best Mss., v. 12 III.] Succ.
20'' '33 -iiSSD^S
Ms. M. 2 (ed. a. Ar. with 1, Ms, M. 1 '33) you may cover
the festive booth with matting. Bekh.
8''.
B. Mets.
67*'
Xi'Tl3X1 "lan ed. (Ms. M.
'i"n3 bsi, v. Kabb. D. S, a. 1,
note) dates spread on mattings, Erub.
8*
an alley
"]'^'^3
'3
(with 1, ed., Ms. M. with 1) surrounded by a partition
of matting.lb.
102=* '31 '3
yro b^t go and fold the matt-
ing up (for the night), but leave a handbreadth of it
spread.P/. xn;'"l^2, Succ. 1, c, Ms, M, Kni-n2 a, xni'T'3
(Ms, M. 2 VXm).
S^m'S, Sn'lS Creator, v, N^na.'
T : T : T : T
p^nin, V, pna.
n"*"!"!!! f. (b. h. rrra, contr. of ni-ina, -in3; v. -i-i3)
a sort of soap, lixivium, Nidd. IX, 6. Sabb. IX, 5. lb.
go'i;
Nidd. 62^ v. bnx, xbnx, xri.TlI a. xrii-133. Kerith.6'^
n3iU3"i3 '3
a borith won out of a leek.
rjnl
!!, V. t^^a.
iJ^Sn^il, i^riSn^Il f. (v. 1-13) something hollow, ab-
surdity; cmp. "rial! Keth. 63''; Hull. 88'>; Shebu.
12''
'3 Xn this is entirely unfounded (or absurd). ii"'n3'm3 iitT2
(xn . . . .) wherein does its absurdity (or hollowness) consist?
[K2i*i!ia knee, shoot, v. N3"ia.].
"I'l'^^niD,
Tosef. Kil. Ill, 12 ed. Znck., v. X^-ia^ia.
T
-
: T - :

Sn37S, V. xan^a.
sbn'is, V. s<b-iia.
T : T :
5<b"nZl B. Kam.
113''
Var., v. X^^ia.
SQ"1^^ m. (Dn3=a"iS, cmp. P. Sm. I, 616) a wedge.
Lam. R. to III, 12, v. XOinBpX.
173,
V.
T-a.
""I^Dll (12-13) f. ( A i^opvi;, sub. vauc) lAburninn (ship),
a light fast-sailing vessel. Targ. Is. XXXIII, 21; Yoma
77''
(citation of Targ. 1. c). R. Hash.
23='.
B. Mets.
80*'
'31 '3b 'pllD '5
an addition of three khor is a culpable over-
load for a large liburna. [Y. Kidd. I, 6P bot. mi5-i13, v.
"iiina.] [Targ. Y. Gen. XXXVI, 2 XPiUDlia some ed., v.
xjnsia.]
J~3II pr. n. pi. Burni, a place near Lydda.
Snh.'
32''.
Jf??T2. [Y. Ab. Zar. I, 40" hot,
|ia-i!i2.]"
*y"^Dni!Zl,
'3
1513 pr. n. N'har (canal of) Burniti
in Babylon. M. Kat.
4''
ed. (Ms. M. -,1313^12 or j'1313-ii:
oth. var., v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
DTJ-HOmD, Cant. R. to II, 2, read Pii'-llS-iW'ia,
xnia-ixiDina.
5Sri"''^I3D~113, Lam. E. to I, 5 Var., v. ttjivjDina.
^pn^SlI (^bn^) m. (Pupseut;) tanner. Kidd.
82J
(Ar. io'ia, ed.ipD113
q. v.) read:
'21 "|iX '3ni ',b3ni rnSH
(v. Tosef. ib. V, 14; Kes. Mish. to Maim. M'lachim I, 6)
Keth. 77* bna '3
a tanner on a large scale, -pup
'3
ot
a small scale (who collects the excrements himself)j
Tosef. Kidd. II, 2; 4 ipD113 ed. Zuck. (Var.
iD113). Pea
65=^; Kidd. 82''; a. fr.PZ.
Di^p-112. Succ.5l'' Ms. M. (ed
C5i*G"1l:).
'D Il3 II pr. pi. Bursi, prob. identical with rjiD'^iU
q. v. Kidd. 72*.
inl
ym
^Y'U^^Z
M. (.Vfo|
tamrry. T. ttakk. V. f**
t
II. M. a. I. ftol* h, m, Itabr. lUT.
i
mpiy pit. mbb. a**. a*n. H
pimy uo rH S\t. Uvn XI. fr Ai /
4.01
p ia
11
III* Kuphr r II. ItHM |v*r-into
8 i try (lo look
ir II lb. *'i^nm
-nj -3
1^
-aiA*
ii'>r lo put up inttiior* votkthop;
. fr.1| BwniU,
A auburb of TtbrU, luL K t. t
^"'ISl HMrnjiv War. r.pTX. Y. Tom* Ul. I Mith.;
1^; Y*. H. flub. II.
bf.
&:. V.
>ir^
jl^
I iM III
)^
,
^
K*
n* <n. Bor'kay, nn Amorm.
r. Kidd. III. e.^' iK'i.i . . Kob. R. lo IX, ; YiUk. ib.
b^*P~'-.
Yalk. Job M4, v. Hp^Ttta.
rrtTlT2,
Taif. Job XV, 88 tome td^ xmA rr-zrz.
'ir3 Ok h.; /na. T. rns); (m a4j.) m. tamfommifd,
a!
'
'
Eb.lOI*'s^rrsKVrTmboonrHd
M) mH o M to Mjr, 'I bavo not laaniod
I
"
(V. Babb. D. 8. a. L)w~lfaf.n'-
:^
UhoLV, II re^8. KMd. l'"n;Jrs
'ho I- .1 to Ao. Kth. yni, 1 rt*2
TK ai
conftiuiivii'u (III nud a rcMon) ; a. fr.oreS ITQ (oot rVTS)
b<ihfL ckatU. Abotb , SO.
tAtfMr. mMA, tf^
p
rgcf. B. Kam.
~
he who expoaat a alaapiiif panon
~
be injured and expoapd (a parKxi
1^. r~2rcm "^sn X5 asn all (iba
'.<f) acconling to th woial podtion of the inniltar aad
i>i' the insulted. 8uoo.53* happyouryoatli "V, ns^^X ti/B
which c5ta no rilotion on our old age; a. tt.
*Hif. r^<in (emp.^Ti tr. 'n) to tromkk, tf^iL Toaat
B. Khiu. V, 18 ed. Zock. (Var. tf^wat
. . ti^ as lOah.
V,3).
HUkfm. a. Aiti^ tj^isrn, aj
'
*^ '? to Wyat to t>if.
6e wjurf, umitted; tobebadifMi, RKaouLe. Nd.M*.
Maai. R. a IA rw 'am U Ml irtia i flar
Um
ttof
iif miia m irawnai>ndtHi i a^ k^ 4 it *r

M
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. ff
n^^Z (. (ii k.,
p
riaad
i
itai r. ft. ItoUt. l>* n>

- r^*S fit..
^ iJmI alM*^-
^^t-
Mr Y. nwb.Vll,
-V* nc? ia ahlmi

Wal4 i
uiu M/* (!.. ) IU4. Y, if^
.f4 i' i>^ f <( i*-
for paiiiaf kit I
tlxi w. a. Ar.
anori la a Imi fatmato.
H;'<1 . ?aMIianMBftfaiiirfraflnnfci<4MM<
IM4).' i^M. It* "n arr Ar. <d. nVtm
hhraa. V. ftabk II. a a L aotol iVm* f'^
aMaMlaotdryaaMagliforiWAfti faMt
-
f| n 'ipm Hfmmi ftymu. Ktr. ^ wm 'S Ar. <4.
iraa)
fi
Hpiiiit bjr
Maktat 0*>"4 * te
Ar., o*mttp UwaagH wpaira ito ( MmMi.
'HSTS, ib. -V3
^tng^ iIm ftlMuaa of a aMa <
r. (Mb. arf) lailraMrf^r /iir ry,
VUI, I M|. Ib. U^ :r rr4 7*1 '3
aa ladirtaMa
(wlibool phjvtoal ia^wry) k (:
f.)
ipitlli^ ia oa^a
Y.Y*b.VI.7\a.fr. '3nr-3^4rWa. Uv. ..!!
. ...
WCr* w;^ w ^Jb,
>^^^t
pr. a. at. a. pL
*ofkdo. Titfg! 1 car. 1.18 CYar.amrBjw
Y. Oaa. X, 1 (C*"9rD. k. tat
T**!).
*!3v^'
c-Tls. T?^.
1^^*
*I5i5
pr. n.h. TS; li^Jbam, cvaotrv Baia of iIm Jo4aa; oaft
rn9S.TWr8.Y.IIIlat.XXXIt.l4. Ib la.fl. XXXIII, tt.
TarK. Ps. LXVIII. 2J (kmm td.
*:)
-Y. Mamv. IT,
!*>
bou
'
,
'
11
'
1. Y. Maa 8h. IV, b<. i4* TTS f eotr. aee.|.
Y. PMh I, i (nwdo "i^nc, . arcr.V. -pn;.
K*rrO,
Tuf. Job XV. U H L L Xjl a. Rc. rwd
MD I, II, V. *3
I, II ch.
HH^ . itrs.
T
^^BL pi. (T. Itrs, Msr-iitU/U^bnmtktM, Sak,t9*
'Z *-r7r:' pc: (Var. -3ip, r. Babbu Ol a. a. L aoia) ha
weiU oat to Ol ap biaitiaii, t. -ac (Otk.
aaaMorapiaM;Talk.8aM. I&& "S -cr. vd.
'a, T. Babh. L c]
i<r^^7^ 152
Ta
!S?^3)^ m. (T'2) plunder, spoil, ill-gotten goods,

PI.
X^naia. Cant. R. to VII, 7 (expl. "jnians Dan. V, 17)
'3T T^'^T^iata thy ill-gotten goods
;
you are plunderers, sons
of &c.
TZlJ!! (Pilp. of Tn, V. XTalT, a. b. h. Xja in H. Diet.)
1) to divide, distribute. Tosef. Meg. IV (III), 21 nix "pK
TO:S3>b liT^n latari (v. ed. Zuck. Var.) one who distributes
(honors) must take none to himself. B. Bath.
142'^
a con-
vert died
'31 11312" and Israelites divided his property
among themselves (he having left no legitimate heirs).

2) to give away liberally, to give charity on a large scale.

Keth.
50^ '31 latai bx TaTS'sri he who wants to be liberal,
must not give away more than &c. lb. 113121 13n3 d'^JMp
'minors' 'wrote' and 'gave away' (ref. to the order of
three traditions concerning minors, transfer of property
and charity, related ib.
49*'
sq.). B. Bath. 1
1-"*
'31 nn3
who gave away to charities his own and his father's
treasures; a. fr.3) to spend unnecessarily^ squander.
Gen. R. s. 80.
[4) to divide spoils, to plunder, v. 113,
K11313 &c.]
)ZtG ch. same; 1) to shatter. Esth.R. to 1, 10; v. 113
ch.
2)
to give aioay, to squander. Targ.Koh.III,22 X^ab
'31 '3ri N3X why should I Avaste money in doing charity?
Keth. 6
7
'"31
(111^13 he gave away (on charity) half
of &c. Y, Sot. Ill, 19*, a. e.
'31 tilSIM mm was squander-
ing the estate.
3)
(v. 113) to treat lightly. Y.Ter. XI, 48^;
Y. Sabb. II,
4^*
top (read:) [nin'^33]
X^T^ti 'pnn ",-a 5<bl31
5tU5'i1pil3
X1313P and all this discussion arose from that
servant [in R. Ammi's house] dealing lightly with sacred
property.
SOD, Y. Sabb. II,
4'
top, v. preced.
^mm, V.
^.r!3-
n^DJB, rf^DD m. pi. [breakers], name of mes-
sengers from Sodom [or Edom] ; a word in a charm formula.
Sabb.
67='
(ed. ni-'n
13, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.).
I J J)J Sabb.
67'',
a word in a formula of incantation
;
V. preced.
!SJ QU; v. next w.
ISJ^)^ m. (Pers. bazwan, bazban, Perl. Et. St.
p. 117) collector
of
bridge toll. B. Bath. 167* Ar. (ed.
'^313; Ms. M. XST^H; for oth. var. v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note).
S5|!n m. (ai3, cmp. xsne) that which is divided
off,
whence sheaf, bundle. Hull. 52* straw
'3 'Ti3S>1 (Ar. ed.
Koh. 'p3) made into bunches.
SrT'Jin Y. Kidd. I,
60'^
top (ed. Krot. Xn-^SIS), v.
xn-iai.
I
nn, v. 113.
H^ m. (113) robber, plunderer. PI. d"ilil2. Gen. R.
8. 1
'3
bin n^iX a nation of robbers.
XJID ch. same. Targ. Prov. XXVIl, 19.PI. "plilS,
'iliiai' X*nia. Targ. Ps. XXV, 3. Ib. CXIX, 158; a. e.
Snh. 94* (ref. to
'31 1531 Is. XXIV, 16)
'31 '3 TiXI I'J
until the robbers (of the Holy Land) shall have come and
those that shall rob it from its robbers. Keth,
112''.

Lam. R. introd. (R. Yits. 1)

'3?3 Nsb nin
"J'^N
(some ed.
D''5113?3, corr. ace.) what an affliction has come to us from
the plunderers; v. X5li3.
CsniZI, }
21 m. (113) robbery, plunder. Targ. Is.
XXIV, 16.
2!<r^jlD (SD^DllS) f. (v. Klii3) plunderer. Targ.
Ps. CXXXVII, 8 (Ms* '2113; h. text nilllT!). [Targ. Job
XV, 21 n-imim, 'nin3, 'mm, read xiii3.]
SHlflO, V. preced.
b^D, V. b^ia.
3?^-G, V. sirs.
^\~l (b. h.; ]Al3 to divide, cmp. X13II, 12, 1313, SS3)
to distribute, to make spoil. Y. Mace. II,
31''
hot. ir^n
1113 made booty.Part. pass. 1113, f. rillia robbed, illeg-
itimately conquered. Gen. R.s. 1 C23Ti3 X'^n
'3
it is robbery
what ye possess (ye have no title).
HHl ch. (13) same. Targ. Hos. VII, 9; X, 2; a. fr.
Esth.R. to I, 10, V. 113. Cant. R. to VII, 7 (prov.) take
presents from an heir fT^b 'p??'^
1^ S<bl but not from one
for whom they make spoil (king).
Pa. r-ra same. *Num.R. s. 12
'31 ri3 Xim he robs (the
youths of) the noon-day lessons (transl. IITU'^ Ps. XCI,
6);
V. iia.
Af.
1'^ax to cause to be plundered. Targ. Is. XXIV, 1
r3-a (Var. r3p).
Ithpe. riSW to be robbed. Ib.3; a. e.Ib.l6 T^-Ism
1'^ii3n?3.
n^ II to be shy, v. v^.
Smnn, Targ. job XV, 21, v. xmnia.
^<5J1Z1,
Targ. Ps. CXXXVII, 3, v. xnia 2).
)3j n?il (b. h.
;
]/'l3 to tread, v. 113) to tread upon,
whence to despise, spurn, degrade. Ab. d'R. Nath. ch.
XXIX '31 in-^an nx ni^:itl he who spurns his neighbor
(rebuking him) for a sacred cause. Ib.')^SS-'3 I'^l'is 'p they
make themselves contemptible (neglecting their appear-
ance). Part. pass.
i113,
f. n^113. Y. Sot.V, end, 20^ nnitrj
'3 iriX133 his prophetic gift was degraded (by him). Ruth.
R. to I, 1 l-^-iSns '3 XinUJ ^TO he who becomes contemptible
through his own words (in not practicing what he teaches).
Cant. R. to VI, 5
'3 11 IS? inia as the goat is despised "|3
'31 "j'^'^lia so were the Israelites made despicable at Shittim
(through debauchery); a. fr.
Pi. niia, n.i3 same. Ab. d'R. Nath. 1. c. Y. Sot. 1. c.
he (Isaac) is called Buzi, '31 nx "^31^
because he made all
idolatrous templesappear contemptible (by his willingness
to be sacrificed to the Loi'd). Gen. R. s. 30 (play on 113
Job XII, 5) I'^by Q'l.np m3 they sneered at him. Snh.
65''
^ 153 irpns
vmmU, opp. I'lawu onimiil.
U. I
r*^
a^' SmII' 'Var.
'3li
Y. ib.
ntzrr lo 6 dmyimU, kum^M, twfatfd* Y.
1
1 ,
> < .'
' '
' V 'U aMmoi toMpMnt 'SI ^woro rnir^
iH. i.uii.i.in. r.iMMlf 10 oM lNt b ImaibM
^
' Kvth. f7\ Hutb. K. i I, I
*
TWJ^
H*" ^
<rv III* wunU uf tb Iiaw dwpU<d try iIm ptopte*
til* MhuUM nuUi* ilivm whiIipUbto (lliroiifb
I tilOl)i N. ft.
C. S55 I
' .. fr.
Ihiii.'y.Uv.XN
I . I Tzr kV
|MMM. Y, 1 tj.Hfl l.ut
ut|ilrn of
>'*.- i'ati.
><uw. *t^ r. r*ts. inrg. V. ii uii. XVI. .
l\L MS Mm*. Turtf. t'linl. VUI. I; . fr.Om. B
<. IS 'a^ )M^ mV nvi.r Awyi, v. "^Vll.
Maf. SA^ if
' tlNrapoUMl
r"*^
by>a rr-w^VVrt td jrou
ita*l lo ahow him jrour contvmpt with ObnOMl mmI
/
r. nxT-ii, contr. '^V^ to bt (
XVII, a p* 2^ (r***! 'larrvi).--
. .r -.-n that ah* ( liia wife) hoold b tjrpoMd
> publioity in court. Ib. tS*Vi ibl Uiy (hit bein)
>liuuld Ac
j^t
Ml^ 11 \ . .
I
. I ' frrroir, diride. Part. pan.
!..
I ia X^ts kV-?-! p,|. ( Ml. M.2 rna V'p^lpU r.Ratbi
u I. a, Rbb. b. 8. a. 1 i> baakat*Nain. R.
^
'5^
itn rrm for
'
cooipabi tointarmpt)
I to
33P,
. ns).
. ,,
B. Balb. 84
T*i ^JO^
Ma. M. (ad. "t^Da -TKn, rvad with Raahi *^*na '^ton or
"^S; V. BAbb. D. 8. a. 1. note) ba dividad tba uaofruet
of aaoh yaar btw. tJia traaa of aah diviaioo of tba
orebard (ao aa to bava aatoally baan ia nadJatorbad poa-
aation of tba entira orebard for tbraa aonaacotiTa yaar*.
mf>e. Mrr.H fa b* imdtd^ eirf apoH. T^.Job X, 1
r^nsrx Ml V:r. /*! Viin- rtiTJt M T'^rzTH- li *
T
T
JTJS,
Tl m. (b. b.; ms) conlowpf, rfuyrace. Y.
Ab.Zar.'lIl'42*' "a bs "^i a common vaaaal (.njs Part.
Pu.). Y. Sabb. XI, 13* top, a. fr.
-3
'n aro to tnat dia-
respaotfUlly. Y. Hai;. II, 78* top '33 toa VC oondactcd
bimaelf diagracefully. Snh. 47*; a.fr.
X. > *., X. I
-
1 ^ cb. aama. Sub. M** orve rmop
'2
19 burial required in ordr to pravant djafiaea (to tha
dead and bis relaUvaa)? lb. Vs i6 tm "S trr? STtt
2^
(Ms. M. to . . "Tn ...) if you say, burial is ra-
>llrai is Hv to pravaM 4apMa^ ba baa no aMb
]
(aaiopioMbilit^MalMlvfllX Ik 4Jf* (fa4t|rrr<Q
'
g7> gnn (ilw
p
iwml ii w op d
M
paaa aU4a lo
UlMr tbao bo44y MaoiokMMa or pateJb L c OM oy
lailMr aoibr proiwaiad afooy Aam mtmni (Tar. laac
V. lobk. JO. 1. a. L ocrfo
Hi
lot \
^*i
a.lM
wbaoMlFfrtaao. Umf.^t^iU^^yr^Mtm^tt
Rr* *9n Ar. no a4. loaciwo woria awlHall pliant bim.
alf ai iba pnaon goio^A ^jrr^ labb. tr (p*
Hm gaa erf abopa (yo hova) aosy fr1aa<a ..^T i *^
(Ma. Oaf. 'a -aS) Iba prtaao
f
la m himi A*^
(,.l
aalaf.aooa)lMl,<f,lalfc. IsbbutT^wboi
.. i^fmaf Aa^r. 9i*Q.
WiMi ia Ifaflf Aaav. arte
timi wbat laipvlaow IW
^ytaf {muhk v. l^^pqnM^
M^rf
II M. CfSlf, V. MM. Mood. Or.
|
llt| af
- W *jws,
TTrr
J<4. *; teb. fA a aoocb boalM
'
lA, "S
?**
*Vmi wWo Iba attvps
fo la aa4 ooft
tnr.affb aUta (laelaloaa la Iba baor<te|, ooaCra4.lo
M^iJSV;
(Ma. M. aoMadatloa ^n <9, Ma. It rr-rs; VaA Lai *r}
T. Radd lo aah. L .).
ns.air.T.ij^
N^'-
m. iXpart. paaa. of nsD dbiyiAyL
TMf. la.
Nil.
^ 7 (b. tost n^ee)Lt) WMarWyK Tanr. Pa.
OZXXYn, 8 Kjrf^ (Ma. 'fO. ad. !. icn:
**'rn:, "^STI . pi. (. OO) prab. iUMkmtmt
,
heace-'ie-t: (anp. Mjirut) naarfi, rflatflf villi baalln
Tarif Y. kx.'xXV, 2 ^S Ar, -tSt? Mai. (od.^i3<f2|.
TTZ a word in aa inaaniatioa labbw tT*. v. |tjCL
: T
-
TJ2,
Jj
JI,
m. (to, with foraal.
1;
t. -n-o) OBaaBt
iiaA, ccaaer (b. b. es). Tbbl IT, S aatraila 'SS ..iii
wbleb had baan pat in a TaaaaL lb. T, 4. 'T* rm "sn*
in tha largar
a
mi waa tba bac, iil|d to tka briaa with
ineaaaa. T. Yoam a, sr; a. fr.A U
'
J^
X, r=!"*r Men.
XI, 5; a. fr.Nub. B. a. (capL b. b. rv) nr^'s -sns
jpn:, Kr>s
(;v~
N-"^..t^ i^
Nam.VII, 14; a. fr.
K
r^l, ir52. Ib. I?, 7.
Tai)f. Ex. XXT,
; a. fr.
*Z12, T. acrn^ n.
S7*T1
t (rc) mrf, ^ori. Tarf. Kob. m, 7.Ft
';r\zJ Targ. Y. Ex. XIV, 1. [Hrin-

-

.

: -ttJ r~r
in Baabi to Snh. 10^.]
K^p^ni, T.iqrts.cp-c, TooBtScd.I,s.iaad ers-T^
Vr^
154
HTH, SSTH, V. n-'tS h. a. ch.
It T T> T ' T
5;^3, ^n^ (Pa, of blla,
i^Tn,
V. Xtail) to scatter,
to distribute by shaking (cmp. Tia Pa. 2). Sabb.
66''
'D1 niViSl-ia^^T Ms. M.a.oth. (ed. rr^^lT-inb, IT^bTinV) let him
shake it (the ant in the tube) to pieces and carry it off.
VV^
(
|An, V. '13 II; cmp. 2>S3, SSB &c.) to split, per-
forate,' rend. Targ.' Gen. XXXVII, 29 (ed. Beri. Pa.).
Targ. Ps. LXXVin, 13; a. fr.Y. M. Kat. Ill, 83*
top
"jistai and rent them (his garments); Y. Snh. II,
20=*
top
nisni (corr. ace). Lev. R. s. 6
;
Lara. R. to II, 17 (expl.
-
ini53N 35sa ib.)
'3 ni-i-iSllS He rent His purple (allowed the
Temple curtain to be cut through by Titus).
Pa. 3):tasame. Targ. Ps. LXXVIII, 15; a. e. (Var. Pe.,
V. supra).Part. pass. 5.'n?3. Targ. Josh. IX, 4.Y. Kil.
IX,
32*'
top; Y. Keth. XII, 35* top
X^S1'2.-Q
"^ISN^a his gar-
ments torn. Y. Kidd, I, 60*
top rr^TO XS-np K^ni and it
(the wine botte) bursts in his hand; y. infra.
Ithpa. 3J^2n5<,I%e.STanx, contr. stsin to be split, rent.
Targ. Num. XVI, 31; a. fr. Y. Ab. Zar. Ill, 42= top 'i<
'SI K^-i
the lake of Tib. was split. Ib. S^^ty2. Ib. II, 41
top nip-^T rotanx his wine bottle burst. Ib. V,
45 top
IT^nia 8<y-t3i^ i<ini, v. supra. Bekh. 36* TTiS'iUJ 'sn^x
his lip was slit; a. e.
pTH m. (b. h.; v. next w.) [shattering, splitting,]
lightning. Y. B. Mets. V,
11* top (citing the Mishnah)
'art i^'i'iarn [not 'ai] and lightning struck her (affecting
her feet, v. nptax).
pVil
( Y^:i,
V. "itail; cmp. pia) to break, crush. Erub.
X, 14 (104*)
'31
rh-!2
T^ppa
you may crush salt (lumps)
on the steps (that the priests should not slip). Gen. R.
s. 50, beg. (expl. pT3n nttl^a, Ezek. I, 14)
pTl3 xinuj riTS
'3T as one who crushes pieces of peat in the stove (when
the flames break forth).
*Nif. pt33 (cmp. pTa) to be split in fiaslies, to flash
(used of the divine spirit). Gen. R. s. 26 npt3D X"*!! min
'31
the spirit flashes in (seizes) one of man's limbs
CjISn ^33 the entire body.
p|3
ch. same.Pa. p*a to cast (or shoot) a mass
of
fragments (as from a catapult). Snh.
108''
KnSS' "jina
'3
'31 Ar. (ed. ",rnm mm) he shot at them with dust and
it turned into swords &c. *B. Bath. 73*
p73^
'^3
mm
K^nai 'ill'^a ')i5>31S<
and there was a flash as if one shot
forty arrows of iron (v. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.pT3, note 5).
Ed. xbl-iJTl iT^nri '31N 113^
'^3
like one scattering forty
measures of mustard [from a confusion of which two
versions the variants in Mss. a. in Ar. arose, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note.Ar.
pn'i?23
Ithpe.].
Ithpe., contr. p'^ta'^iS! to be broken. Yoma
22'^
how do
you know that Bazek (I Sam. XI, 8, v. next w.) is here
used pit3'ia"1
SOlU'^b in the sense of being broken (a frag-
ment of pottery)
;
perhaps it is the name of a place ?
B. Bath. 73* Ar., v. supra.
nina
I
pTIl m. (preced.) fragment, piece
of
pottery, pebble
(testa). Yoma 22^, v. preced. Tanh. Ki Thissa 9
'3
lirai
'Dl what is bezek? Answ. he took a pebble &c.
SpD, 5!^)^'0Il ch. same. Targ. Prov. XXVI, 8
Ar. (ed.'xsp'^J^'Ms. iXpO^^i). PL X^pTa. Pesik. Shek.
p.
18* when they were poor, '3 'pbiitS Ar. (ed. X"^pin)
they were counted with broken pieces of pottery, when
rich with lambs (ed. reverse order); Num. R. s. 2 iT'-pta.
npD, Y. Kidd. I,
60'^
top, V. XfJ-'TlII.
"lis (b. h., |/^T3, V. sn) to itretv, scatter. Keritli.
6''
PTiTia Ar. (ed. incorr. ri"ilT3, v. Rashi a. 1.) he scatters
it, lest it may decay.
Pi. -i?a same. Part. pass.
1J!|3^.
SifraB'har ch. I bax
'aian
)^
-IS13 nnx ed. Ven. a. oth. (Var. IpBTon) but
you may gather (in the Sabbath year) the grapes from
(broken) branches lying scattered on the ground, opp.
I'lxa ^I^UJn the vine seated in the ground (Y. Shebi.
VII,
38'^
top ^p3l2n).
"15^ ch. same. Pa. ^?a. B. Bath. 73*, v. pTa.
Sny3, iJ^nrZi m, (=X35- -la, v. NoW, Mand. Gr.
I).
55)^seed. Targ.Y.Gen.I, llsq. (0. St2>lT ^3). Ib.v.29.
Snh. 93*, v. itPDCGX. B. Mets.
74'' '13 3'^ni XDi"1X the
tenant furnishes the seed; a. fr. Erub. 53* S<"ir3 Ar.
(Mss. a. ed. X"i''3, v. also Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note
1)
; v.
SSa:rx. B. Bath. 73*; v. XpTa.Sabb.
140'' '31 '3
a^p3
Ar. (ed. reversed order a. Xlis, Var. XT^3, XIlD, a. X"n3
XBOn'i, V. xniall) he (R. Hisda) took a (valueless) seed
grain in one hand and a pearl in the other; the pearl
he showed to them (his daughters), but he would not
show them the seed grain until they were excited, and
then he showed it (as an illustration of the folly of
curiosity). [Ar., with a Var. {stt^a, translates, a valueless
pebble=^^p^^:L
q,
v., which seems to be confirmed by the
vers. XBGm X"i13 (read '13 for '13) a fragment of an earthen
vessel.] [Rashi's interpretation is grammatically forced
and out of harmony with the natural reserve of a father
towards his daughters.] [Ib. 103* N'npn 'r3b for (putting
in) the seed of a pumpkin (Ar. X^l3b, ed. Koh. i<'T^3b, Ms.
M. Vtrrp'-i Vt.^rd? as a cavity for planting &c.).]P/. ilta,
'na. Hull. 51
""3
1^3351 when the flax stalks have seminal
vessels. Ib. eo**
'3 ni3
X^^ Ar. (ed. ''3ir3) he put seed
into it.
SJ IjZl, SSJ J H m. (collect, noun, v. preced.); pi.
'iJ'n'JS, "^a various'seeds. Kidd. 39*. Hull, eo**; v. preced.
Bets. 15*
'3^1
('"l^S) the folds (pockets) wherein the seeds
are carried. Gitt.
68*'.
Sri|!l f. (T13) disgrace. Targ. Job XII, 19.
SSn-D f., V. x.i^a.
t: ' T
"l^nS m. (b. h. ina) 1) chosen. Sabb. 105* (ref. t..
3N, Gen. XVH, 5) I have made thee 3N a father of the
\
nations, '31 "^"^ms '3
I have made thee a chosen one
among the nations. Gen. R. s. 76, beg.; a. fr.
2)
young
IM VC^9
> aiij* (of tb eoln). IIn- 14*, a. It,
on. II. . 71
i
A. /t. 0*"l^, r. r'"ir^ Nitfli. R. . |0,
K
*3^
V^ 'aV lo Uic jroimff (Ui* Mfonf) 'lb* votdc of
MT.TC. piPD. . urn*.
8r*HT3
Turf. Y. I. Wwrn. XXI, 17
(MX
<itp.
ITQ)
lo look u- u (..

V"!'V
''
T^
' <
w
^- -
:<'th
^utiiiua iliil not go out.
Tri, K**ni m, H*'ri r ^) l)-b. "'^
t, rkomm, trtert.
Tmv< II **'" \M,<; m. O. It
Tunc. P*. OV, ; . .-Y.ltoli.Vl,
85* boc
r3*
, z'i iglit.v Ml*t (jrounf) mm; Y. Ilaf. 11.
71* lop
^
(oorr. Roo.). Ktn.
TTHS. Turf. O. K. XIV, 7*
i.
y:^)
trini, imri/leiL Tkrg. Pa. XVIll,aii II 8mi.
. u.
rr'^ni r. ma) $ti*HhH,
mv
*om< y. Mg. i.
It* lop 'sV'^r 'a rr: m th MlM>Uon
(m>r

l
un TO)
uimmI h^n *< -"sn r^ <).> with umlHioo of r^) /Ar
7 . . ftr.T. ToiB I, Sr
I' (ho Tempi*, ahall prove
It (Bub. ib. t* fTT"^).
Sr*}*ni f. oh. (V. preced.) ITkiHm (MlwtiooX nt-
uiui> o^ ihai'iUmudic trfttia luuued Bdayolbor Edijroth
(nrv). Kidd. bA^ boU; Bdch. te*.

5ns I (b. h.; /na, emp. y'na . v. -na) (i> to

&<
ilitorilertd^ ndt; wbiM Vtv q. v.].
S)
(dwioflBla. of
Vrrr I fo A* Ni (AJif titift of riptrnt^ whm tlktflg it eaOtd
bohtl ; rmp. tta. V\M.
47* (qaot. tt. Hmur. I, S) C-BMm
"S^ *:'^b'<9 .... on^
^
WO flg are abjeei to titbw fkom
!)) time the>* are called bo^ wbioh R. . . dttow, horn
Uie time their beads grow whit.
Pi.iTTX (Vtti), Hi/. Vran hum. Sheb{.IV,7 'an *rrx
(Y. ed. nb-TTS). v. ib.
34"'
boU; Y. Maasr. I, 4* (rnw)
SI nr*n iVtrs -xr what b bih.t It (the fig) create*
aveniion (v. r^). a we read (Zech. XI, 8) 4c. liaacr.
I, 2 S5"r:::r^
lY.ed. iVrrar). t. apra. [Cmix. "sx as to
pelling in Talm. Y.]
5ns II (i-^na, T. Prov. XX, 81, cmp. preced.) to
haslcM. PL Vrr; to come earfy, Mekh. Bo, Pisha, S
'*3
m:i* '"^X ed. Livomo (otb. ed. ^ "3
corr.acc) when the
riiHMiinK of grains oame very early.
Hif. Vran to orfraiiee frwrtk, Y. 8abb. VII, 10* top
^TC'; x*rrr "ST s: (not Vrcr rrrrr) whatever i done for
advanciui.' the fniits. lb. V*rir? ^ed. Krot. Vt"2?iV cott.
acc.\
"jmS (b. h.; I^ro, y. Gee. H. Diet. s. v.: emp. na a.
T. *rc) prop. to di$HnMt9k,eacamtime {cmp.yz^'Tr.X bence
to try, pn>be (of metal); to fimd
omt. Sab. 107* xanx
try WW Pirt. pMt. |vi^ ar*
*r7W M* M. (ad.
TWl
V. Rakk Ik lb a. I.) Iky uMaamMi lb
^
ywq
Miy
iHffd iiis. Valfc. Am. !( a. a.
IV. irrs to <w
Hr
. Yowi Tt^i Wkohm, *%"
9-s a^
iliey 4M aM ai* diMtoMly. Y. B. KaM. IY.4^ boL r-ac
vr' >a aoan (aypataHaf Mi g<a><iaa) I-
Hif,
7T^
tc iUlitifmitk, San. t^ A^ e.
'9
ra ITSrft
la ordar to b* abto lo 4isUafa
lli baiireaa Ub* IfSotMit
aad Ika willfsl tnHNrMr. Ya^ M*} a. fir.
.(^.**4fr
u IWvf. Kok ll : a. fr Y. Ma** W.
(im4:) 9n4
rrnr 1^ fcoiavvnr MMiMli
baa bMo crtrtaaBjr waiataad.
/I*p# rsrii f W frW. Cm<a 1W. O. 0ik XUI.
l sq. (Var. -rsr, v. Brl. Taif. O. U,
fk
II).
lafra. Z)Htk$m^mimt,pt9ftr,
yi -r^ a
-'
C
-
a rT^ Umm dMM prv
povvrty. MaiM. ttoTrlm XJU, ; a. eufflM
rAoam. "9^
yz of
tkr htal, Ik* htal w^. Bmmu 1, S; a. fr.

*9n 7: rrsr: tb* moet prsfemble way of pwfiiiii a

raligioos act. B. Kam. 7a^; a. tr.-''vn p
"9
ftr Mvy
6i<. Y. Pea. TI, 98^
top
'3*
rvm ns tor dotof a Um
(la (ha Tampto) la tba prtfcrabl* way, yoa a^y wt aside
(Um Babbatb tow); tor dotog li to tW baM way, jo
dara aot *.; a. fr.
Fi. -vra to Fraaihs. Paaik. E. a. sa (rat io*rsiob
XXfZ, U) n^^ 'hgm *P*ti I was to Um bsMt of to-
Twdgattoff and aramlwiiig it; (ad. Fr. wawli ^nn^m,
nnS ch. san^i I) to (ry. toif. Targ. Icr. XVll, 10
(b. test 70); a. tr.fi to rAriar, arfsef. Targ. P. XXJllll,
12.Part, -r^ Targ. Job XY, ft (aot inr^V.twb.
Af.^rj^Ufiekmd. T. 8abb.TIl, to* boi. rS9 ^
m
i-'
mflya wIm oaa ptoln oot (Um ptooas of gaHndt) to
tba hoaks. lb. *VOD *B (eorr. aoc).
rflinS t (r. -W^) ^omOL Taaa dl>* EL cb. XTIIL
tira (/na, .
TC) I) to anrel, ti aiiii m
;
. aoat
ww
2) to ftr, tofo tolAe Mtoai cfm ikim (.P.Sos.Mtl.
Ber. 88*; Sabb. 156*. . rrr^
C*nS ch. aaoM; 1) to aearol, ejaaiiar. Xars. T. Goa.
XXXlk,' 1 1 "zn >,<u 3 to amatoo ... . the afcooafs

Sabb. 152*
^
1
.4
ttrrax aonit I am saafrliif for what
I have not loat (of the aged maa*a aastoady walk and
bent figare). B.lfata.5^ 'TT. 'anTTaatil I nay aaareb aod
find it. Ib. 8* T. li
'
iCIt rva (aot nrs, V. Babb. D.
8.a.l.Dotaa6) seareb for biaiaadfladlua. B.Eam.f7\
2) to sftr. Taxg. Eath. 1.
14.8abb.80^ -rriC rrc up
Ma. M. (v. Babb. D. 8. a. L aolo) bo abook tbo tawa.
Ib. 140*. Oitt.46* 'Sr7=raatixredaniot)potwHb^cir
hands, lb. 69^ top.
sens m. (prcoed.) I) sfirrtiy lade, pof torfjr. Poa.
lii^[reMl:] srsTi wra "Z "ncr 'Z'S, . .i (v.
roaaw iii
)
iftsa
156 1133
and he (the shadow-demon) looks like a ladle turning in a
vessel &c.

*2)raMng8, hotashes. Snh.39''' [read:] nnaTilX

'a "rnn she placed it (the roast) under the grate (in the
ashes); (Ar. ITi-OsirTian iT^^ap nira\-i1!!t she placed it hefore
him with the raked ashes clinging to it; Yalk. Gen. 23
'a n^bai vnn "lamx, v. Habb. D. s. a. i. note).["^^ura,
quot. in Ar. fr. Ah. Zar. (60''), '3 "^nin, read ^yw
"^3,
arm-pit; v. Y. ib. II, 4P hot.]
SI2!l, v. --on.
T T
^p^"lSI3D, Ex. B. s. 11, read T^IKap.
I2^St2il, y^S^n m. (v. next w.; cmp. b. h. fsiS)
hemp. Y. Ab. Zar.'v, end,
45**
"Ja; Bab. ib. 75* '^3;
Nidd. 65'\Tosef. Tohar. XI, 16 1'3:3.
I^^D!^ (Pilp. of 1312 or -J-ja, V. '^aa) to sivellHithpa.
aaiaann'; Nithpa. waaanD to sioell, grow. Tanh. Mishp. 9
as the bite of a snake is not felt I'^bs 'D'U ir until a
swelling sets in, so is usury not felt 1"^b" ni3ai2an?DUJ IS
until it has grown upon him (the debtor). Ex. B. s. 31
I33?anaU5, corr. ace).
T : f :
5^''lI3!il m. pi. ("i-ja)=:h. niijail, "^aax, column-like
receptacles (of water). Lev. B. s. 25 (ref. to mnaa. Job
XXXVIII, 36, taking a as a radical letter, 'receptacles
of wisdom') 'a mm::a in?3 what is battuhoth ? Answ.
Bitvaya. [Ar. reads XliT^lia, taking a as propos., v. Koh.
Ar. Compl. s. v.
Xil^i::, IV, p. 27. Mat. K. guesses at Xila
as a name of o bird, as parallel to "^12^.]
SD^IQl^ m. (pa, cmp. Cant. VU, 3) rounded sheaf,
bunch.~Pl. "^M-Ja. Hull. Si''.
PD"1I33,
v. p-ja.
ni3Zl (b. h.;
Y'^^,
V. ''::a; cmp. m"^) fo be at ease,
without trouble, whence to trust. Ber.
6'^ '31 niaab l3"in
he ought to have trusted in the name of the Lord, but
did hot trust.'Part. pass. ry\'^^ assured. Y. Naz. IV,
end,
53*^.
Lev. B. s. 31 1t15U5
'3
he may rest assured
that &c.; a. fr.
Hif.
ri"':?3n to assure, promise. Ber.
17=* 'rm5 iinL53n
the assurance which the Lord has given. Pesik. B. s.
1,
beg. '3T ')'^n'^a3:an inT3\a B"yx though those who gave the
assurances, the prophets, are dead, but the Lord who
promised (through them) is ever-living; a. fr.^

Part.
Hof.
n-J3!|-a(=nrja) confident, sure. Ber.
4'^
'31 -|a -iX 'a
I am sure that thou rewardest &c. Ib.'' lb 'a may rest
assured. Gitt. 58" i3n-J^in='iDX '53 ; a. fr.
ni23l ch. same. Taan.
22*'
J<"2Ja '3
i<p1 b'^Xin since
he trusts in idols.
Af.
n-J3N=preced. Hif.
Targ. Buth II, 13.
Ithpe. tiLoarN; to feel safe. Targ. Jer. XII, 5.
riTJSlI, tlDDS (^I2nS) m. (n-ja, --ja, v. Ges.
i
H. Diet. s. V. nk:3; cmp. f^1p^) a hollow column-like n
ceptacle
of rain tvater near the house. [Maim., a pri
jection in front of
the window to stand upon in climbing.]
Ohol. XII, 3 nE!3n (Ar. Var. n-J3S<). Tosef. ib. XIU, 3
ia3X (ed. Ziick. 1::3X, corr. ace). [Cmp. TilB for nniS,
^s-jiv for ns-j.] V. x'^i-ja.
jiniaH, '13^^
m. (b. h. ; n-ja) trust, faith, hope. Y.
Ber. IX,^13''bot. '3 Cinb
^"^
there is hope for them (that
they will not be punished, if they repent before dying).
Sabb.
139'' "3
d3int23 ibn they put their trust in &c.
Men. 29''; a. e.
12'Dil (]/"k3)
1)
(v. 1-J3) to swell, burst forth; to
shine. Denom. a^jsia, Xl^aia.
2)
(= j/'y'B, cmp. 113) to
tread, to dash to pieces. Denom. St::'i::a.Cmp. u:;:3.
^Dil, V. i-jxa.
^DD, St23, HDS (b. h.: /-ja to be hollow, to
T T T T '
'
swell; V. "pa, 1:1331), ?::3 &c.; v. Ges. H. Diet. s. v.) to
talk inconsiderately, make hasty vows. Erub.
64'^
(ref. to
Prov. XII, 18) iiljian ba whoever vows or swears in-
considerately.Denom. '^iK'^a.
*t221 f. (v. preced.) 1) bottom, bathing basin; v. '^aa^N.
2) bottom, depth. Gen. B. s. 68 Ar. (ed. laa^N); s. 50;
s. 86 (ed.
i:^"i3)
; v. ita'^.'^X
n" iSlS, 3 iZl pr. n. m. Ben Battiah, nephew of E.
Johanan b. Zaceai, one of the leaders of the terrorists
during the siege of Jerusalem by the Boiiians. Koh. B.
to VII, 11; Lam. B. to I,
5;
(Gitt.
56^ KIpD N3X). Kel.
XVn, 12.
SI2^t3!l (nt3^I3lB) f. (-j-ja) deft, grotto; ruins.
Gen. B. s. 31 ninaal '3
Stin3 Ar! (ed. '13) in the grotto
(or ruins) of Tiberias; cmp. O'^obx.*P/. S<r:j'i-jia. Y.
Pes. I, beg.
27''
xai XIIDI xm-i:3l'3 (corr. accYthe ruins
of the large colonnade (of Tiberias); cmp. Midr. Till, to
Ps. XCIII, s. V. -b^il.
^^13^1221
pr. n. m. B'titay. Y. Ber. V,
9'=
hot.
TI33, V. baa; b-iaa, v, bas.
5''D^ m.(b::3) \)loose, demoralized (=ni1}S^rt
p
Vj3).
Targ. b.Ex. XXXII, 25 (h. text SIB, v. Bashb. a. 1.).
2) idle, vain. PI. 'pb'^Ma, 'pVja. Ib,V,9. Targ. Koh.V,2.

3) idle, resting. Targ. II Esth. Ill, 3.

4)
invalid, void,
v. b-ja.
^^^[2^ f. (V^a; h. biia-a) idleness, loss of time. Keth.
105'' '3 IjV indemnity for loss of time. Ib. 50131531
'3 X3ip
(in the case of) Kama, the loss of time was ostensible
(i. e. all knew that the fee he took for judging was
needed to indemnify him for his loss of time). Y. Ned.
IV,
38*^
hot. ")bi-ja "I3ffii (in h. phraseol.) indemnity for
their loss of time.
2^, V. pa.
i^*U3 167
WC^SZ* turn-
iMi. XT, III f.
mr^
wwt, 4
nr^
p'w
't?;
bta 158 ^21
in the larger mixture; (why is it not &c.?) 2)
to be
disturbed, to be forced to be idle. Targ. Koh. XII,
3;
a. e.
*t321 II, >^Ii3iI m. (preced. ws.) I) null, void; vain.
Gitt. iv, 1 Xin "Z is void (revoked); v. ^M Ithpe.; a. fr.

PI. B"^!?^^, "pVj^, "'Da.

'n Di"iS'n vanities, absurdities.

Ab. Zar. 16'^; a. fr.2) idle, unemployed, not needed.
Snh. 21^ one horse
'3 Nllll when not needed (for war).
Koh. R. to VI, S.Pl. as supra. Y. Meg. I,
70''
hot.
S"iTiab . . . ')"'b'^L33 illUJS' (where there are) ten men at
leisure for attending Synagogue, v. 1^I?3. Ber. 16* J<"liTi
jnaxV^Qia 'aUJ provided they stop working. lb.
1?''
n"n
'a scholars have to abstain from work; a. fr.Fern. <^Va^,
n^iaa. Ab. V, 16, v. Vjal. Gitt. 32^ v. b-jal, Pi.; a. fr.
n^tSSr f. (preced.) vanity, idleness. Keth. V, 5 'art
'^D^ nX'^a^ idleness leads to immorality. Ab. 111,4 nSB^tn
'ab lab who turns his mind to vanities. Y. Ber. VI, lO'*
bot. 'ab 1U"IU "I'^aTiib to pronounce the name of the Lord
for no purpose.Y. Keth. VII,
31*'
bot. 'a bUJ Qiian use-
less labors (as carrying water and pouring it out again).
Gen.R. s. 91 'a b\2J ^ai irrelevant argument. Y. Naz. IV,
63''
'an b5 for no use. Kidd. le** 'a "lam compensation for
interrupted labor; a. fr.
, v. Wibwa.
ITJS m. (b-ja) unemployed.^ PI. ts-iiyja, 'psb:??.
Snh.
21*'
'an d^DID horses not needed for the army. Y.
ib. II,
20"^.
Meg. I, 3 'a n"iaJ2! ten persons having leisure;
V. Y. ib.
70''
bot.
B>J>b]3 ch.a&me; idler, lazy ; unemployed. PZ. 'pabaa.
Targ.^Ex". V, 8;
17."isVoa. Pes. 5l''; SS*; Ber. 17^
'
'
n^^bl2S f., ")1-'l2^ m. (b-ja) idleness, loss
of time.
Treat. Abad. ch. II iJibpa; Sifr6 Deut. 118 insoblia his
idleness (during sickness),
1IQ3, pI^S (v. 'L;a) to be pregnant. Targ. Prov.
XXV, 23.Gen. R. s. 98 (play on triyah, Jud. XV, 15,
as if rpia, three) 'p"in n3::a she was going with two
(making together three). Lam.R. to 1, 1 "^nan ('nX73 in
7).
[Targ. Jud. XV, 15 xn^-ja, v. ^nj-^-j.]
jDS m. (b. h.; v. "^'Ja) belly. Nidd. SlK Sot.
28*
'31 iiipa the belly of the adulterer; a. fr.
i^DtSil ch. f. same. Targ. Jud. XIII, 5; a. e.
T :
"^
'
^i^DlSS Botnai, name of a bird. Hull. 63*.
-
: T
'
nJDS, V. NSMSiai.P/. Ci-'Dua, v. also next w.
j
iJ uH m. (pa) a musical instrument, a sort of bag-
pipe; (oth. opin.) cittern fastened around the body; (oth.
opin.) workinyman's pinafore. Kel. XV, 6 (Ar. D'^3::a,
oth. vers, 'pilua, 1'^3"'Ma, v. Ar. Compl. ed. Koh. s. v.).
'^313^
Botni, name of a bird. Hull. 63"
(diff. fr. ^itsiaa).
n''Dl2B pr. n. Botnith. Pes.
57=^
Abba Saul ben B.
Csn JI^^> 3
'21
(prob. a geogr. term) (a hen)
of
Be Botni. B. Mets.
86''
'a ia
. . . xnST a black hen &c.
[Rashi xn^SuB fattened; Ar. s. v. xnST: i<n^::Sna, Var.
xniEJSB ia, xniDSS "la ;Ms. m. xn-^s-jB ^a, Ms. r. 2 xn^^a-jBia
;
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1., Koh. in Ar. Compl. 1. c]
jDIS^, V. ns-.?!ia.
Jj^np^ (SlIGil) m. (^Virp'J "^a, V. X'l;::'!^) space
for spanning one's hand around an object=:\i. noiBFi or
nnnx. Hull. 50''.P;. i^'ja.
Ib.
76'^
(ed. 1 for \ as B.
Mets.
39'' XTj-iSi
for S^TjiS). [Differ, of opin. as to mea-
sure: one finger or four fingers.]
^Ij3 (v. ML?a2) to tread; to kick, knock down (with
one's foot), crush. Targ.Y. I, Ex. XXIV, 10.Sabb.
116''
M'W)} 'an X-i^n snx the ass (offered to the judge as a
bribe) came and knocked the (gold) lamp over. B. Kara. 62*
'31 xnBGaa 'ai who kicked the money box aside so tliat
he threw it into the river.
Pa. UJ-^aa to stamp. Targ. 11, Esth. Ill, 8.B. Kam.
99*
he hired him "^Claab (Rashi a. Ms. R.) for stamping; v.
Xiaa'^a.Transf. to treat ivith contempt, sneer at. Targ.
Y. Num. XIV, 9.Erub. 54*
top. *Shebu.
30''
n-'a UJ'ja
n"3Jb n'l^plXI (Ms. F. only . . n^^plX) he insulted the
ignorant man and made him stand up; v., however, ^ra.
Ithpa. Uil^anx to be stamped in, mixed up. Targ. Y. I,
Ex. XXIV, 10.
Sirj^n, V. xu:i:-a.
"S
1) (=-^I) in, with, at. Targ. Y. Num. XXII, 28
Xnr^ij i<-^r^n -^a at that time. Targ. Cant. I,
9; 13, 14 (ed.
Vien. K'^nna).
2)
(='pa) betiveen, among. Sot. 10*; Meg.
12*; V. NJ-^asia.Sabb.
109''
"^h^^ ^a (Ms. '^a) between
the embers; a. fr.iU3^;i5 ^a (=h. ni;U?3U:n "pa) during
sunset. Ber.
43'' '^ ''an H^Tip the Kiddush said on Friday
night. Keth. 103* 'U5
ia ba every Friday night.
3)
(=all)
son
of; V. -^ana. Y. Ber. IV,
7"=
bot. ; a. fr.
4)
(=n'^a)
house
of, school
of;
home, place
of &c. Targ. Job VII, 9
;
a. e. . . .
'"1
iai wn (sub. 'i'n) a student of the school
of R taught. Hull. 42*; a. fr.Ab. Zar.
6''
"l '^aia
'IX (Ms. M. n"a) in (the Boraitha) of the school of R. 0.
Yeb.
21'' inai X721X iai one of the family of the grand-
mother(whether mother's orfather's mother). Ib. xas ^an
naiof the grandfather's family ;''nin '^aione of the uncle's
relation.ai "^an the Boraitha of Be Rab (Sifra). Hull.
66*
(v. Rashi a. 1.); a. fr."(San ia
college. Ber. 17*; a. fr.
[For other compounds with ''a, v. respective determin-
ants.]
S^n, ^^^^, ri'in,
n^^n (n2J<^S)f.(via,]ateGr.
pia) highway, road. [As regards the import, in the Roman
government, of the office of commissioner on highways,
V. Sm. Ant. s. v. Via.] Y. Hag. II,
77<=
bot.; Midr. Till,
to Ps. CXIV, beg.; Yalk. ib. 794; Gen. R. s. 12 (corr.
vers, by comparison) nm^l nsin^ (dlp^l Dlp^)
-f?
"pX
ib^ 'a hy naiTaa six (UJ^St) rib (1>) -px^ there is not a
district (place) which has not an officer appointed over
its highways ; v. DIpilSX a. DlSJ^SSSt. Ib. do not read r^a
tM
n
rem bai rw my^ (V. L . rr 8 aprr. m^I (Um ptttiw
''>
Ha (Um nuiaiwiiBM at iIm vorM's iuii4f) tn Hk
>*,
00^ i^pi^ IVor
|tf/bvp, V. ir^ll.)
HiTS
II t (b. b. n^i M^)
u (M^r ^"i
**!'-'*
'-
'' MlMir. Iff. att. IV. Far 7 (rr. %*> ST*.

*. KSMb. 44) 'a m i nars mti i Um

(lUti 10 hli (> Mwl i
: (alkar wwk (rf in
1> . . . t)ui. VI. lOi (i.t iM
Um Htft.i)
tti riiiiiiiii.' fi'iii liin (li Y.....
safa
160 K-i^a
'Dl 'a cursed be the breast which nursed such a man.

PI i<^ra- Targ. Job XXI, 24 lif^S (Var.imi'in).Gen. R.

8. 5
'31 '3 'pM'i'^b, V. supra; Pesik. Zakh.p.
23*'
(Ar. sing.).
Y. Hag. II,
77"^
bot.
ij^iirs, V. Jtata.
rir3
f. (b, h. nj3; tn) spoil. Num. E. s. 13, end
ti'^n W^a spoil made at the Red Sea, di"is?3 '2
made in
Egypt; a. 6.PI. nirs. Lam. R. to II, 13 (ref. to "T'SX
ib. ; cmp. xn-r? v. xra II) 'Dl '3
n^3 how often did
I give you the spoils of your enemies.
^^r^, ^il m. (ta) rending, rent. Targ. Joel U, 13,
[NPii^Jirs, v.* Kst'^3.]
S^l'^lll,
^'^^^
m. ('it3II) ra^, tvreck. Gen. R. s. 30
K30
'3
old rag (contemptuous designation of an old man).
nS^r^ f. (v. i<r3III) brisket. Gen. R. s. 34 Ar.
nxs DpDil '3
11331 (ed. ni3 '(lin, which is the interpret,
of our w. in Ar.).

[The orig. vers. prob. read nx3 KT'^33

iiX3 DIpD'^l by with a fine brisket on a fine plate; v.
Yalk. Gen. 60; Ps. 697.]
s::rrD, v. 'rt3.
"^^r^, rt'^'lZl m. pi. enII, b format.) cuts, rents,
whence disconnected outskirts oi a, commximty. B.Bath,
es'* (expl. nili-^UJ) ^br3. What is bizl6? "^aS '^po'^1^, v.
N5Xa; Y. ib. IV,
14<=
bot. n"i''t3 ni-iiu: (read riin;;;^).
S5?rS
(nSJP^)
m. (yt3) rmf, Si)^i<, c/c/if. Ab.
Zar. 70* 6<ttJ13
'3*
nin there was a crack in the door.
Cant. R. to IV, 14 (Koh. R. to X, 18 n5''p3), v. D^bx;
Lev. R. 8. 19, V. xral.P/. ^'Sn^^. Taan.
21''
rT^3 n'ii<1
'3 '3
Ar. s.v. Knb'102 (ed. ^-^n nim va-p, Ms.M.v. Rabb.
D. 8. a.
].), V. ttrnypis. Num. R. s. 18
^3 i-in '^xmi "^^TX;
Snh. 110^, V. Stfai.
Sirs, wir-1, V. 'ita.
t:
''
T T! t:

sn-r -i, V. x.r3.
t; . T
Jj^nPil pr. n. pi. BezHha (contr. of itn^t
"^3
Olive-
town), near Pumbeditha. Erub. 52 ^[3]
inn'^3^ xnn
Ar. (ed. xnr:J3 ; Ms. M. XIT^T
'^33
read "^33 ; Ms. 0. Xn''t3
;
V. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1.) my central point for Sabbath distances
be in B.
*Sir;^n^ -I, V. i^^na.
T
.
'
T -:
-
b^h;n, V. bra.
!2^D, i^'D'^2, Y. Shebu. Ill,
34^^
hot., read KS^a.
SD'^S I (Prjxa) Beta, second letter of the Greek
Alphabet.* 8hek. Ill, 2. Y. ed. (Bab.
5<n"'i3
corr. ace).
"'^t2'^21, "^ItlZl!!! m. ("'1:3) vain, useless talk, ref. to
vows and oaths which neither benefit nor injure any-
body; '3
n2>l3^ a useless oath, contrad. to X1U5 'UJ a false
oath or one asserting something impossible. Shebu. Ill,
9sq. Ib. 49*'; B. Mets. 36* an oath imposed in court
i5<
^3 riS13U5 UWO <13 does not come under the law of vain
oaths (as to sacrifices). Ib. D"'nBll5 '3
erroneous statement
without legal consequences, oppos. to'p^^ n^'^D whereby
somebody lost money. [Y. Naz. I, beg. 51* nsi3;a iia"'3'i^,
read ''.';13i3tt3.]
"1t2"S, \i^ m. (ba3) interruj)tion^ loss
of
time;
abrogation; relinquishment, renunciation. Kidd. 33* n^'^p
'3 !l3 'pS<U3 rising (in honor of an elder &c.) which causes
no interruption of labor. niin '3
neglect of the study
of the Law. 8abb.32'' ; a.fr.Men.99*sq. nblU'^auJ Q-^-aSS
'31 sometimes the neglect of the Law is its establishing.
Sabb. XVI, 1 ^"na
'3
neglect of lectures (through read-
ing at home). Y. PeahlV, 18^ a. e. Qi'^SS' ^3
loss of time to
the poor (when compelled to wait for their share in the
crop),Erub.
66'' nwi '3, v. b'ja Pi.Y. Gitt. IV,
46'*
top, a. fr. tr^a-il n-i-iB '3 neglect of marital life.Y. Ab.
Zar. m,
43d
bot.
'3 nb
'^^
can be cancelled, v. ib. IV, 4
a. V. bL:a Pi.Pes.
4''
'D1 X^bi'3 '33
a mere relinquish-
ment of possession would be sufficient. ; a. v. fr.
iJ^bltQ"^^,
'1221
ch. same. Targ. Prov. XV, 22.Ab,
Zar.
53''.
jlnia^^, V, linaa,
^l]^!l, V. -^Da.
SPD'^n, V. xn^iMa.
i
SrijIQ"S f.
(p3)
pregnancy, growth
of
the embryo.
Lam.^R. to I, 1 '^n31 (TSfa in
6)
fi<mib"i1 '31
"^tm -pb^N
(strike out one of the two terms).
SlZJia^S, SIZ;131S m. (ir-L:3) stamping, fulling. B.
Kam.
99
' ('Ma) '31 '3 '3
for every stamping manipulation
one M'ah.P/. "^^'J'^a Ib. (Var. "i^aiDab), v. TUIia.
'^]'!l=n':a, V. ^'^aia.
S^^^I (via), V. S<*a.
S'^'^illl, n'^''S f, (jBia)
1) force, act
of
violence, ex-
tortion, lorong. Gen. R. s. 93 (play on bi, Gen. XLIV, 18)
13"^b2> I'^asa nnx
'3
thou passest violence over us (thou
treatest us unjustly). Ex. R. s. 20 '31 '3
. . . X?3U3 do I
ever wrong any creature? Deut. E. s, 2 (play on nxaa
Ez, VIII, 5)
'31
xnbyb X3-1
'3
xn Oh, this great wrong
in this world, v. infra, *Y. Ned. Ill,
38''
)l'^'^3 inbTil3 . . . ')3
that is the way one says to his neighbor (read "^nDf^lS
^apiCea&ai pfqt) to do a favor perforce (ref, to an in-
vitation accompanied with a vow in case of refusal),

2) interj. (=h. ^I) woe! help! Yoma

69*' '31 '3 '3
woe,
woe, it is this (the tempter) that destroyed the Temple &c.
Yeb,
97'' '31 flXia '3 '3
woe, woe over the brother who
is &c. Lev. R. s. 17, end (play V <1X33, v. supra)
'3 '3
'31 !!<3nin woe, woe, that the stranger dislodges the owner
(idolatry in the Temple).
ita^'s Ul
BaUi
\h^:
T:S.
,.
mm.
5*'5
, (Ta;
I*, fmfi. "r^ap)
<
'Jt. 144* 'miiii
i
irwiiM f. w*3aon ii3-*3 ta^ mrr
. W^ (mI. |-3, IU M. -aro, M*. II. lO^ tmp,
lU 'a Ttt9i V. Koh. Ar.f'uai|4. .|iid M Tbte
. Mi om asp.
*2
TM*r. a Mte. IX. 14, V. W).
,TJ5
m. (doom. of
^
or Mi, aap^ ^ PL 1;
41^
(A iri0 ia rurd eommoBlliM. SlMbi.
,
ft 'SI "ab i6 farm
r
( of Um aaonqr ntUa^d
Um frtUbi of UMSftbbatb 7M))ro awl Mlpigr Um
*e;rTb'aSMTi
inabaiibtjrooaimf pay
wallHMttor a lb Air giviaff job walar to driak.
*.
B. M*ii. IX, 14 'yi iVam 'an (Y. ib. b. is* d.
'an, eorr. aor.) tb* wUauMtr, Um baUMr In. wbaa
Uiair Am* from Um owaar (ladiridaallj), omj
oaljrUMOWBar'isbarviaUMprodaeM. Ib. Till,
11**
n
p
riWiv; piab. ib. f7*> n
'
unu *n^ Woralb,
7^5' ch.J.
1,4 (viririu Umd, b. t<xt
VT?*)
Trg. I. m. ift.
^Jar. XII, 13 TSCiVLeV. B. . i, b^*, . "ta ob.
t.
f
Y. Beta. I, 6<r bou, read
'
;
^'j
;
.
'^3,
m.
1) (tj) tetVWA <*<Mfo; <AMlt ptnm,
mtm, Nad. SO* a imv cme r | H to a
a IndkaUoB la a maa thai ha la baahftil Ab.
ba who ii aahamad (to aak qoaaUoM ai aehool);
kil or?^jn^
rVx^
Yb. 7*. Y. Sob. VI, sy'
(T)i Mam. B. a 8; Midr. 8am. oh. XXYin; Midr.
*o Pfc I.
8) .
T^
T-&ifti*^^
f. pi. (danooi. ofr^ MMaoit k4gml (ai
aartain smwods) m tftodt lajttm i0Mi4Mb; Bala. T, T
(4o, Mx M. rr-at^); Sabb. 44*; a. a.
iO*^ m. (T.irroiuuMofaapMkr. TVMetPar.IX
(lUX 6 d. Zack. (Var. -Ora ooRupl, B. & to Tob.
IX, S ^iQ=).
*b*S k. BK V*94n la Mi*, V. Mit .
^^
bOl ah.
(MH^ h. k. t^) Ito ai^ iMirf
p^ Wa. V^ la ilti^r ttii ^it. Maik
(1%
aa
W,lliltTII,t}aip^ lfall
'>
n
....y^ntifca
*fkk l>"^ MM| MmT. la dy^PiMi Y. Ak Ear. Ul, df*
te^ V*r
*vi
imdvadWs)) ha wWlaada la Uto
;
illl.s^. v.rsHViaM^aMaMi Lai wilnaaa thai
r:r*. rVJ^
(h.
M pr. . . B%dK dM r a
|.. wh-Ma, fcai. (k rrMS} atMM af a
pfVMM aiiMoi, V.
^f^
Wma, T, 9* lll^ 9 IW
fMi aft aO llMa dMrfhMM Ma Amw i# Ika
hi Ikt tMMham pMt af dfea
th. ftd**} ivmc ih. nr, m mHa.
TH^'Z
Tmtg. Y II Maak XII. T. w. -^

n^
^
f, fo-nV^
fr. itat oaip. m^ Lmm, I, { H^
a. nyS7') /Aoroa^A wlidurt, araa ii^wtkmHm
tf
tl(f$eU. 2abw

'a V* a arfslwa la c
dlattlhalad la aO Ma pa. B. HmM. IS* 9 PB )d^
of Iha ailalMaa Maai M a raal arfslMa (af (
baliaa), anapl wtea md oU (hataf UfM}.
a. fr. 'an 'alb ^ym bo whararar ftaa
aad propactlaaofihaailstaraapa*4MlAMiaala;
tha raal aei or aUsiai thecmiiyx la aol
rTn^*a, T^rg. Joh xxxmi, n, w. rn^n,
yfr^ Bakh. VII, I, r, ift^
^oYm or oVr^y.iahh.Tii.it^hoi.'a
(ar.'a),raadb LM<J
'
4L pUadlhapaaMai
Vi we I'll
TP^W* '^w T^WM

T'^^p^^ T'l'^ T"
-Hdl of which tiiloap to Mm M fr. bouom
]
Th^Vmlk.VL a. SI, laad '^ r. tipL fBaad: m
^ixisi ^nuru 'ixsiim 'yu'ui 'p ii** u bahoM, laraaiad
fcr Ihaa t^ aoova^y; ihoa aad thy aftghbar (vara
mada) la mj faaaga he.]
p'Z Bakh. 4S* Aiw .
T^^i
KaL XX. Ar.,
.T^^.;
Tarf. Y. Oaa. XXY, S5 Ma, Lot. a. oih, v. ff^
*pV2
(?**
Ar.) pr. a. ai. Bflhl, la contaMWa
rVTi.ptr\ Aetitioaa aaaiaa fag aiy aw (ilmilar ft
Iba^ Diafc A Bany). HaD. ir
'91 ti i6 mt I
BO mnak aad MBfllak (I kaowofM aatharitiaaarh^
dhridaal opiaiaMX I o^y kaaw a tnditiaa. Hah.
*
T1& "tett
'31
'n (maisia la Ma. M. pto pte) ihal H. a. &
(aaj porMM iadiariilBiiaaftaly) a^joj Mf
^*^<P*'^8ilrt D*t. SC, red mrVxs, . l^rcx
wMh
T^-ib^ia
162
ra
b^D""!^, Ab. Zar. 16'',=next w.
nQ^H f. (cmp. fiiaa) elevated stand for public meet-
ings (for speakers, readers, holding court &c.). Sot. VII, 8.
Succ. 5l''. Ab. Zar. I, 7 (ib.
16''
X^'^3). Gen, E. s. 76 as
if seated pi O b5> upon the platform and holding court.
Lev. R. s. 13 O ni'S^ "l^^XD niK-i2", and gives itself the
appearance as if holding court (giving the form of legality
to robberies). Gen. R. s. 37 S'llJ'i b-Ci '3
the court -of in-
justice (Rome).Koh. R. to I, 8 (Ab. Zar.
16"'
dll^S;
Tosef. Hull. II, 24 n^2); a. fr.P/. (of Xa-^n) nista'^a.
Pesik. B'shall. p.
84''
(Ms. 0. niKDa ; Tanh. ed. Bub. B'shall. 5
Qils'ia^) (wooden) platforms.ni^'^a. Meg. 32* 'ani nim^n
(Ms. M. nianni; Y. ib. Ill,
73''
bot. ^'^m^h^ n^-ia) the tablets
(in Synagogues, prob. used for announcements) and the
raised seats (for readers or distinguished persons to speak
from). [Ar. s. v. 1132, ref. to Meg. 1. c, explains, niJTl^
the board-covers
of
books, ni^i wooden stands (I't^V) for
exhibiting the Torah scrolls during the services ; another
opinion quot. in Ar.: SnlJTlls the blank margins between
the columns of the scroll, ni^2 the upper and lower as
well as the front and back margins; cmp. >Ti"iJ< a. tiSlS^.]
[A derivation of our w, fr. p^fxa is excluded, because
the sing., in that case, would be XT2'i2 or Jtli^a'^a a. the
pi. 'pia^in or nix'jain.]
O'D'B, DD 'Zl m. (an adaptation of ptojAO?, treated
in inflection as a cacophemism=!D1S<'^l2 "^2,
v. Tosef. Ab.
Zar.V,6, quot. bel., cmp. X'^IDS'^X; Syr, XDT312, Ch. X0^3,
St053'i3, XGiaa) pedestal
of
idolatrous statuary. Ab. Zar.
in, 7 a stone originally hewn '2^ for an idol's pedestal.
Tosef. ib. V (VI), 8 dSBiTU
^2
a broken bomos, (contrad.
to natn); Bab. ib. 53*' bot.
'31
pH 'n a bomos is made of
one stone, an altar of several. Tosef. ib. VI, 10; a. fr.

[Y. B. Mets. X, end, 12^ '3

"^na ^S> nbsn, read Di-ai^.]-
PI. nisBiinis, nix'jpi^'ia, ni^Cji^ia, 'Dp'^a. Ab. Zar, IV, 6
(SS'') ti-oh-n bffii '3'(v. Rabb, D. S. a. L, Mish. N. ni-^Omn)
pedestals temporarily put up for the reception of princes
(governors). Ib. 54^ l-Q^Ti nSJlUa n'15<iG^ia Ms. M. (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) idolatrous pedestals (or altars)
erected during (the Hadrianic) persecution, laiUfnUJ B"3>X
lbK"'2 s^^ on "iniN b'J^ although the persecution has been
repealed, they (the Romans) have not cancelled these
altars; v. ^l:^ Pi.Gen. R. s. 53, a. e. (some ed, niOTS'^a)
altars. Tosef. Ab, Zar, V (VI), 6 n'i6<'''iC)!l'a
i2
ed. Zuck,
(Var.
niiG?3i3).
[Ab. Zar. I, 7 (16) niX"'&1^'i3, niiCi53"i3,
read with Ms. M, a. Ar. nixioi^'i'n.l
T : -^
''P''^
pr, n, m. Bimi='^T2^'St^. Y. Ber. IX, 14* top
"Z '-il" X'lX read: 'n 'n3 S<15<; Y.Taan, I,
64''
top 'a13"il!t 13
('^13^i<); V, Frank. M'bo p.
62^,
. ']'^Q''n, Yalk, Ps. 670, V. li^XS.
SJ^d3^S ch,=h. 011313. Ab, Zar.
53>.
T :
j 'Zl,
p3
(b. h,
;
|/<13, v. X13) to pitrce, split, pen-
etrate; whence, to discern, understand; v. Hif.
*Polel)ii2i (cmp. 'p3) to cause to penetrate, to saturate.
SifraVayikra,N'dab.,Par.l2,ch.XIV(ref. to Lev. 11,13)
1=131
1tn313n from bammelah I might judge, 'thou must thor-
oughly saturate it, n^'Qn b"n therefore it says, 'timlah'
(thou Shalt strew). Men, 21* (quoting Sifra 1. c.) ^Si^
1ii313n what does the word fbonnehu mean? Said R. b.
U. prD 'ISSisni Isiai p"n (taking n as radical, as if im-
perat, of a verb pP, denom. of pPi) it means, I might
suppose, he must mix it up like straw in clay (v. infra).
Said A. to him n^ls
i2?3i^
13D13ni IT'X if so, then it ought
to read (in the Sifra) yithbonennu (third person). But
said A. (taking it fr.nD3) ",11533 15TU551 bl3i I might suppose,
he shall heap the salt upon it like a building (a pile).
Said R. to him, tX^h
i253i^
13331 n"X then it ought to
read yibnennu. But said R. (you must correct the Sifra
so as to read) ini313n bl3i (corr. ini3i3n) thou shalt make
it savory
n3i33
dS-'U 13
pi
he shall put a taste
into it as does understanding into a man, v. dSM, [Yalk.
Lev, 454 : 13l33n .... 'Jiai ',3r3 13^3r,i *3l3i in33ni iN^
in3i3n ^131 . . . V'n in33i IT'X . . .
']i333
IS^SJI ^3131 h"Xi
.113133 d5>a 13
pi
13131 .. .Ar.ed.Koh.: ini33n bl3i
. . . M1-J3, pn3 (Pibn3 jn3in) i3l53ni l:i3i .... ini33in is<^
d3>a 13
pi
insi, correct:
'31 pi
in3i3n Vil3i.]
Hif. *1) p3in (cmp, 1i3in, s,v. I^s) (denomin. of
p3)
to mediate, to be interpreter. Ab. Zar. Ill, 5 (45*)
i3X
-jiSSls p3iN (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 8) let me be thy
interpreter (let me explain what you mean)
'31 d1p"3 ^3
(the words
'31 di"irin h'J, Deut, XII, 2, are explanatory)
wherever thou findest a high mountain &c,, know there
must be an idol. [In the version
'31 ',i31J< SnilnK i3N,
p315< is used as a part, of a verb pSX, denomin. of p3,
to
act as a mediator- or interpreter.] 2)
'i3Ji (b. h.) to
perceive, make intelligible, esp. to find
analogies (between
two cases). "i31 "^in^ "i31 'H prop, to bring out one thing
from between another, i. e. to form a conclusion by
analogy. Sabb. 31* '31 Innssri hast thou cultivated thy
mind to conclude &c. (ref. to Ml Is.XXXIII,6). Snh.93'';
a. fr. Hag. II, 1(1
1'') ^ty'$'-^Q
p3p
d3n (not
,i3m,
v. Rabb,
D. S. a. 1. note) a student able to speculate by himself,
a thinker.Ib.
13* bot. l372U3ln3
p3p
nin speculated over
the hashmal (Ezek. I, 27); a. fr,
Hithpo. a. Nithpo. )^^'3tT\, 'i3i3n3 to understand one^s
self, to be careful, to reflect. B.'Kam.27''
di31l3
'i3l3nnl3
to look around on roads (to be prepared for something
in their way against which they might strike). Gen. R.
S.34 ',313n3 'in3 pi1
the word
pi1
(he built. Gen. VIII, 20)
may be read vayaben, i. e. he reflected, argued.
p2,
1^3 ch. same; v. infra.

Pa.
',i''3,
"i'^?
to teach,
make' wise. Targ. Ps, CXIX, 27, Targ. Job XXXU, 8.
Ib. V, 9 W11 113131 explain the law (ed, Vienn, ',13131, Pe.,
understand).
Ithpe. "jiansj; to reflect upon, to understand. Targ. Job
XXXII,
12,'
ib. XXVIII, 23; a. fr.
r%
itt
^S M., ottif In uiMr. rt.
-rra (b. h., proU ir
ami MC I.
i
. rr.-r68n fS
i*tbl. C T%*
rir</<^A/. /iA. V.
f.
Ab. V. } a. fr^. . . ^ .
"3
'A , . . <i> ri'tf oj . . . . B. KAin. Iir, 1} %. fr -Yl>. t*
.'
yS D
"
<
aM "a wttirtlivr Ut law Mijrt to tliy Aubar . .
.1 **. Koh H. \0 VII. II
'* rrV

ra
owtof to lb*
- allbln iniiiinilit MM
<Um
1Tt^ja.fr^X>fcO~r5
'.W. 0i. 14, . 4 D'T3

a^ B-ra in lb* vary tmttlf

II. ft** lop. Y. Mmmt. I,
bff.
M* ran Vd ub*
!( la t>trMit lb* two. I. .
q
iialiaItow aow*
*|*Z eb., tMii. pt. *)^ ob. MJM. Tbrg. 0a. I* ) > fr.
iU*i8iii' imt fron batWMB Ibc

m iKtiii r
.
il may bt eoMlodad.
-*':*5
'K'a (Rbbr. 3*^) wbrnio do tbajr diflbrf WB*7li
-*Ta (abbr. 2*TI) lby d*ffr a lo . . . B. Mala. 14^;
r. ft-.TBI 'ra a) a tAc wttanUme. Yab, 71^; a. 1^.
...
-
BaU.7';
maltoba)
{ A1U.IX, tf r:{"St:i Var.
ti iu taasbat.]
I .rx.*Job XII. IS; 18; v. MfP^.
'
^^*X li m. (v. P. 8m. 519) (tnRoruA, (eoaoMot:
' "y
Qitu CS** "S^ IBVne (pcrb. a Uutofrapby of
Xr'Z III m. (7^
enp.
79)
a (Atn fAii^, hair;
'2
xr:*5l . I I.J Cmp. iKrrf%
nyZ r. (b. b.; TS) mtettigener, wMam, Hidd.
45^
(play on
"P**,
v. 7*: Hithpa.) tb Lord ba fircD to woaaan
nrm
'2
((raatar (aarUer tnaluritj oO jodgnMBt. Bar.
10*
"2
enpro at tba plaoa of ondenlaiidinff (oaar tba haart);
A. tr.
*y^y^^
m. (TO) eenhrot, mean (beiwaea

-. *Y. 8abb. I. S* boi. -rt rt 16 aaitbet
11 the two (moist).
'^
WH
T. Bar. I, a' bot.; a.fk-.
^
'~xzr U)> inuidle betw. bis btotbers (tbatbir
Pt. c*:^'^ c-'r-r^. I>t. R. a. so reman nr-z
.
of the middle class, opp. ^VrO; Kob. B. to K, 7 B^VSn;
Tanl . Bmor SS "sma (eorr. aoo.). R. Hasb. 1^ "^
tboae
Wtw6B tba Tary good and tba vary bad; a. tr.Vtm.
r-ri^s, Gitt. V, 1, a. ft-, (sab. maj) a /SoU
f
Mcr^fe
ftrtUity: btw. rrrj %, rvnfOT.Y. Taaa. I, boU
'sn the intennadiato T\uaj season.Y. Bar. Y, t' bot.
--
^
^bMNT*
af wMdl loo
Md. atXTIl7i.r-/lr<|^ lb. 10 ^ ^nn we
MM wMti{ Y. MmIu ti. 4t< tot l
'
IXI Wn; Y. toi.
lll< tr boi. rfVFsa (mn. am.1.
a. I.
V.
I).
r^*2. T-*t. D*;t M. yirrsj
iHtmmlt, mtpif
pic*'. ^of vbM. Y.KiL IY,fr to<IL
M^Uikii ii,^i"i"-. Ib.big.ff*, r.
T**^
Ob^ WT^'Ti.
WTTS f. roa^ njniii, * " ho) l*rfflU; f)
Mtf'/UA (cotlMA.). B. Ka* l*"S Vsm msn a
llMi vallowad flab (soMditei M !). Bw WtM, ff^
bpt lApr rvisva imwlit to sIm THi b#y
Is tba waiffbt of flab (If yon bay by Vi%K knan Um
baOy flm naovad; flUE to Art. lb. M^ bei. fpraa.) if
oaa baa a baafwl ona to bis fanrfly. aay not to bis
prsianBi n
qr*
h$un tba isb n^; Yalk. Kt u* irrs
(oonr.ane.); ib.Lv.l7 lep*. Oia.flt* (nM.') "T "5
T-:
lai bia inba Miaad raaailt to tba anrilby^BaULtr S;
IH^ (Var. w;
*
;"* pL. W-W. V. BabbwD.iLa.Lnaton
2) nana of a worm. Mnoe. If* WBTO "n n (Ma, M.
mm) a worm fonnd bHwaan eabbafa.
{Babb. IJ^
'2
ooM ad., V. KT-rx.))
fcrfr; v. arrtlL
*(Critransp.ofKp-S-|;'^v.atpa.7^
Omp.
Syr. KSOi^lOSQ P. 8m. 4M; 471.
^'^TZ, Y. Taaa. III. tT boC^ rand ^-<1)b
JCrS I f. aoOaeL aoaa, or arrs pL (. rj^i tt*
mmife^, wbeneafAelrrwrfofsoadsL & Batb. It^ boC
'Sa "it as to tba grains (of amatord). Ottt. tt*
'3a let bim gnard agniaat swnllowtof tba
xr^ *r: Ms. M. (ad. -rs) comto
7
Sr!*-II(iB7rsAr..T. ra2) f.(T.:*:
r

- :
M .
<
hair, (aoUcet.) hair. Taig. Jod- X \ .
" '-
s-rr.8abb. 140^ lUI
'
i
'
i on from tba bntr of my baad.
Nas.
99* 'an lOfrg tba root of tba hair, 'Sn X- tba top
of beYoosn
#* '3
^au, (Ms. M. rrrsi a bair
ofbisbanrdMloaL Bor.S*'a^ 3 V^r= (ad. le-a) as
easy aa toki^ n Imir ontoTtba milk.Pr.-rs- 8nbb.7*
aB cnmln aaads (r. praed.) and V"'i- 'a ^ arvan
bairs fhNB tba beard.scrr*r. Twr^ Job IX, 17 3 xrr:
(b. text rns^l).
KCSl 164 ri'isr''3
bsD Zl c. (=Xb"'S '^a) basin for kneading the meat-
offering.
*
Men. 7^] 24^^^
lb.
57*'
n^'2 ^'^<'db
'2
a basin in
which to knead.
S&^n pr. n. m. Y. Gitt. IV,
46'*
top, read i^D"^?.
^&^n thorns (Ay.), v. itG"i3.
'0
3 f. (D12, V.
'^p"'&3) tray for tvine cups. Lam.
R. to III, 17 '31 'ni
'2
ba
p
Ar. (ed. DiIiB) from each
tray (which was handed around) one cup.
DO'^3 Pi. of dD3. [Freq. incorr. for BS^a, v. GOa.]
1, V. 'i^pia.
i^JD'^lIl pr. n. m. Bisna. Keth. 100*; a. e. V. XtJ-^a.
T ;
Jj<p"1?i&'^Zi, 'pin c. (=S<)5'ninbX 13, Ithpe. noun of
plD) receptacle
of
hackled or hatcheled tvool, whence
mattress, cushion. B. Kam. 117* '3 in Ms. R. (ed. Xin
{em.).PL '^f?'n!iit?'^a,
'03. Targ. Y. Deut. XXXIV, 6
'33
Pib'ia (not '33) with fine woolen mattresses.B. Kam. I.e.
Bekh. 8^ Taan. 2l'' bot.
'3
inb y^i^Xi Ar. (ed.
"JQ)
laid
down before them mattresses (to sleep on). Yeb. 63*.
Snh. 95*. B. Bath. 58* (=J<'TnX1 S<n'i3n in an enigma).
5*'^
m. rejoicing; v. xrCJiia II. Targ. Is. XVI, 10;
a. e. (Var. 5>^3 incorr.).
HT2 (S^^n), part. f. of ?^a.
^V% ro^Zl, Sn?^II, Sn?Zl f. ch. (=h. n^^a;
513) egg" Targ. Job VI, 6; a. fr. Y. Ned. Ill, 38* top
(Y. Shebu. Ill,
34''
bot. "pSO, corr. ace.) xn^Vj-nal '3
1153
as e. g. one swearing of an egg that it was a pearl (as
an instance of "ipUJ roi3U3). Yoma
69''
K-QT^ n3
'3
afresh
egg of the same day; a. fr.PI. "pi"!?, H^S^a, "^Sia, '53.
Targ. O. Deut. XXII, 6 (Y.
'p'^5'^3);
a. fr.Keth. 61* top.
Bets.
6''
sq. X'^JlBT
'3
the eggs of a cackling hen, opp.
those found in the killed hen. lb. X^Sill '3
eggs from
a hen impregnated by a cock, opp. !<5''1fi<^ i<3BD1
'3
by
friction on the ground. Hull. 93* XnbiUJn '3, v. X^'^Tljn.
Sabb. 109* '3
"'SIBS'^B beaten eggs.Lev. R. s. 16; a. fr.
xnS'^a V33 pt to buy (the hen) with all the eggs, i. e. to
do a thing thoroughly. Lev.R.s. 11 ; Ruth R. (introd.) to
I, 2; Esth. R. beg. Xn'i3 (corr. ace); v. MS'^a.
'I2^3?''il m. (X2^'2) stamping, kick. B.Kam.l9*. [Targ.
Is. LXIII, 3, V. Ejisa.]
"113''^3
m. (1S3) removal. Maas. Sh. V, 3; Shebi.
VII, 1, a.fr. (removal of the fruits of the third and sixth
years of the Sabbath period).
"J^^n
'3, v. 1?2 Vi.Pl
p-i!l5!i3. Y. Hall. IV, 60* bot. '3^ as to laws of removal
of fruits.
Jj^*l^3?''3 ch. 1) same. Pes.
6*'.
2) clearing, taking
off
the last 'olives. Targ. Is. XVII, 6; XXIV, 13 (h. qpb).
Jj^illS?"^!! m. (V. t^riinS'^a) fright. Targ. Job VI,
4;
a, e.Pl. -jinwa. Targ. Is. XXI,
4 ; a. e.
^^nr?,
^<2irn egg, v. X?"^?.
I
U<r]!^'^!3 rejoicing, v. i<n?!iall. Targ. Ps. XXXII,
iJ<ri^n?]^3 f. (ns!3;=b. h. nrisa) fright, Y. xm'^a'
Pes.
8*''
ti'^b^S'i
'3
fear of falling down from the camel's
back; Xib-i^l '3
fear of the night. Sabb.
41'*
X"iM3'i
'3
fear of being drowned. Gitt.
68'' tT^S'i^ '3 tT^^ Wn he
was afraid of him. Sot.
20''
fear (X'lnB) detains the blood
(menstruation),
'31 '3
sudden fright loosens (produces
menstruation). Nidd. 71*.
V"'^,
pi. QiS'^a Mus., V. jrj'^ri. Y. Kidd. I,
58''.
15<22^II, pi. -p^'is,
V. xaa.
n22''!D swamp, V. nsa.
n^'^Zl f. (b. h.; 1^13,
73:f3)
1)
[the bubbling,] egg.
Bets. 1,
1*;
a. fr.Sabb. VIII, 5 (80'') tl^p '3
a light (easily
boiling) egg.2)
an egg-shaped object, ball, lump. lb.
I'ljn n:Sia Ar. (ed. T^On) cement (lime) in a lump; Tosef.
ib. Vin (IX), 20 n:r"'3iy *|^t3, Var. nS"i33 K"^!!^, when it
is as compact as a ball, opp. I3l3n.Par. V, 6 ; Lev.
R. s. 23, end fii^sm n:!"'3 the potter's lump of clay.

3) trnsf. germ, root, esp.

'3
3>p3>p to stamp out, to ex-
terminate (the last germ). Y. Ab. Zar. IV, 44* top. Lev.
R. s. 26. Ib. s. 11; Ruth R. (introd.) to I,
2 ; Esth. R.
beg.; V. l!<>"'3 pi. 4) Betsah, name of aTalmudic treatise,
beginning with that word (in Tosefta 3lt: ClI"').P/.d^S'^a,
n-^sa, constr. "^S-^a. Sabb. VIII, 5; a. fr.Ab.Zar.3''; a.e.
Ci'^33 'i^I'^a, v. nj-^Si.Y. Snh. XI,
30*'
hot., [read as] Cant.
R. to II, 5 "iXS din d'^ata "^miBflB scrambled eggs are here,
i.e. confusion of persons. Y. Shebi. V,35'' bot. d"i:t'^3 niTi'
a. ns'^3 nUJSJ if the leek has formed bulbs. Ib. VII,
37''
_
bot. 3bn ys
'':i3,
v. T^ssVn. m
^^^''S m. (3>S3) adjustment, compromise (usually
n-iT^Q). Snh. 6*. Y.ib.1, 18''; a. e.[Pl. '|'^?>1S'^3, v. iissa.]
?J^5?122"'ln, SP12''Zi m.
(
'J-lz)piece, morsel, crumb.PL
'pSIS'^a, '>*isi"'a,
"^yV?.
Targ. 0. Lev. II, 6; a. e.Sabb.
140''
'3 j?S3'^b iC? he must not eat it by morsels (but enough
at a time). Succ. 26* ''S'ai3 rtn 15< '^n^in Ms. M. (ed.
i2>'i3,
V. Rashi a. 1.) two or three morsels.
"I^22''3 (isa Pi.) besieging, trnsf. (by play on IS?
Ps. XVIII, 7) beseeching, entreaty. Deut. R. s. 2, beg.
(in Yalk.Sam.157 our w. omitted; Yalk. Deut. 811 1:13).
^jr|-|^22"i3
y xpi-iiiaa a. j^rii^ia.
SriS^^^H pi. of i^n^s^a.
T T : T
*Sri"l^lI^2 f. of
1i::a,
the lotvest. Targ. Y. Ex. XI, 5.
n'^SS'^Zl, n^!2^!l f. (v. ns3) dyke-boat, lighting boat,
Babylonian name for Palestinean t^'^i.V\. B. Bath.
73'';
Tosef. ib. IV, 1 '13; Y. ib. V, beg. 15* '13 (v. Rabb. D.
S. to B. Bath, 1. c, note 5).
XD^SI^^, Srj^iSIH ch. same. PL xnx^^^a, xn^^^s^a,
'13. B. Bath.
73* ed."
'13 (Ms. M
''3,
Ar.
Xnii::l3)
; Sabb.
101* '|U3'i^1 "^3
the canal boats 'of Meshan.
it7rs
I6& I'^'JI
rr;. 7<ri ^wr*,-. t. n^s*.
^S*^'! m. (ppa) <ii<^iMit kt mmUif frtmuL UMt,
M, I. Ar. B, V. Ote (M*. 0. MpQ. 911. Hp^), V. ft9^r%.
XI 11.
>l "O mllial part nf II' r slMval) WhMl
\\i\. :. ). Il I. 7l*'la|i
, ,, ,.i.:, ^
'..1
IV. iHig. td-
TT- Vwr^i^Ctwr.
rVTh
oTUlto. M.
nt. M^ boC
\ h. I."!""} Mn
4* - vr-
I
.((>| <|>(Wt*). Ilnll II, n
, ti
'") nf
I
quirM. lb. . .
"3 or
Vr r^r'Sl
KriUi. If (rf. lo r-75 Ur. XIX.SO) -SS
rmr ho mtut Ant bMiuniod (whthr sIm oaa Midar*
Ui |nuiihtn<<i>t nKiutrtd bv Ui).-3) rititimg (thcidck),
rtjrt/. N4l. tv*'
*:*
7t( trVin "S Ui duijr of vialUof tb
ieJi knotri no Ititiiui (of Umo or rank). B. Mot*. 80^;
rniirZi
'i>31
f.di.h.r^ T.preewl.) l)e3Mminaiiom.
unnmtnt 'S r**is( a pahUcaMMoaoflOMBt InTiUag bjw
to imbUm Uki property aMimil, i. . om wmoniieiWfii/
^
PnMc wOr-nt-J^ Kelh. XI, 5 (W*"); . fr.-V. rrwt.

S)
(b. b. punmrnnU). Kritb. 11* (rtf.toLev.XIX, 20)
np^ imv 'reVv rmr 'a tbr sbu b bikkorHf>
tMobM tbiU tbe tball b lMbd. 'Vi lOV^ '3 rnrr
how do w know Utat this bikkorctb baa th wnm of
chaaUMmmtT Anw.nir-7a ttnr ...Babi(d.^rpa)tbe
RhAll bar* tbe BibU vtraas read to b<r (as costonuvy
Usiiig in ooart, t. Maoe. Ill, 14); otb. bomileu
nr
"
(V
rrSi, r. prood. [ToMf. M. Kat. U. 1
1
r-'7'i eJ. Zook^i T. rn^^]
S*!^*! r. (rioia, pixiov) veidk. Y. Maatf. Y, nd,5S*.
Tof. 'ib.UI, end W^ Y. fbO. IV, o'' rr^
"Jp'IS, Y. Ned. IV,
bff.
S8, . r-r.
S'^p*D, Ab.Zar. MS
v h:ii
T2
nv (-n?) SON. T-iji. i i.:^. I, 15; a. eBer.^;
B. BHi'h. 116* tliia is tbe bone (tootb) 'a rvrrvTt of tbe
tenth iin (that died).Pt oonstr.
"n^ Targ. T. Ktun.
XXXIll, 31 fq. rp5 "S (b. text. ^T^
!).
"*'!..
S'^'S ccb. l)=b.'Xe.Tai;j.0en.XVI,14;a.e.
Hor.
.<>.
lV btZT "Tra "Wl "C ipOS ^KTa Ms. X., thy
gooiis will be sonsrht far like someibing Ibltat into a well
(i.e.tbybushusiswilltbiiTe;diftTer8.ined.a.lIsi.,TJtabb. ^^^
U.iLm.Lmut0t ftatb. tt^ ':^ tart Sm Dym^
wfwMl>.bMMitelU(pit(lsaoi|WcUea4ib B.
Kmm, n^ (|w.| 'S^ rrwn 'a aM Mmm bii wen
Mi # wbieliilM oM 4i( 4ftoli Ow*^ 4r
wlMl
oM* bMtied yi)^lflt. lor NT-;
'
Uiir
irfbjf^weltIf
r^""*^
T.#an
X .
. , a.*,-
I) (>h. ^4)
f
. Mf, I' "T r^ "a . .
.
iw
ttly (evMled by ib u..r.c .'< M^ a rediiiil MM^ NU
oralvi(Ms.M
irri'S*: likca van; . Bi^bb. D. B.
a. I. MI*V-
A M above. Taif.
Om, XIV. ! (b. Im
rihD| OmL B. . 4S.-Biai. r* (firee.l
'Si 9 BV MW
piM 9pm tar ite ffgBiMW mm Omi Iw n|Ml.
m4 oM Ibr Uwevll-dMrfMo vbMb be iOla). BOtBu ll^.
-f) *^ pr. . pi. Bta (preb. MmM. wiUl ^BTB % .
Mliw'plMt oC m. Btatel. Y. TaM. II. M** bot. 'V
'-^
T^i Y. Utt. I, IT ba. '31; Bob. B. to 111. 14
(aofr. Mr
'
r im
fr.^ Y. Mac. II. n^i Y.II.KaL
r

.-K
JCJ^'Sf
"^S, """X f (4ao. of
*
^
tiatiom, evp. in ral*u* for Tevip;^ ^-
r%7^. r^-r?.
r-rs.
BnUi. II,
;
fr. fc.
nrii wVi ---rai (read
mw^ lA* r5^1 fef
inff
staHoos boi Mi far eMecM; v. Bab. ib. ir.f) K.
B. pi. firr< or H; n) teOidtteeu Yebi \ B. MeHi
B4^
'^f-3 *93 tbe tobnbHMli at BL (Ma. M.
r~ ^^BIl
Y. Pee. nr,
3* top. Y. 8biM.VI. IT top WTS^

^
(a
border-town);
(v.. bowever. HUdesh Beiu. a. Oes^.
p.
St)^b) B. or Be-B. InBabyloa. MIH pbMe ofOBbw
B. Doetal. a. oh. Ab. Kar. 44>. Bn*. *r "W r-**
'S^ 'a tbe aeoMto betweM Beta! a. VmmB. Sol. 10* "S
-^O. Brvb.
45" -f^
Won.
ITT*
p2n-a nad Tte?^
rr'2 f. (b. b.; -ra, as rtr^ f^. ^;
cp. n*r)
mf of
, svfTOiMM, wbeace \)em^f9fL Oea.B.e.M;
a. (k>.S) a frp < MMMVi
/brwMp
B. Batb.
1^ ri^ 'Sa ma bove fai n laife
(eoort). Beta.

"acn
,
'
g
'
t-i
;
ab. 14 rCS -t^; .
TTBo 1,8.sX-nrron r-s, iChr. XXIX, i ;
x^ythedmm
Dwim rtniUmet, Temjile, Zeb.
119* 3 -R m 4mb it
not require a eboev l esidwci (Dcot. XII. IS)! Y. Fsa,
n,
35* top 'n ^te the wbole Teazle
aMOrt i> iil
BiiBb; Perfk- B. a. 14. Bebw Xn. S (104*) -an f-aO; v.
Oem. a. LYoaat^ "an asrr9 jovwitaees is tbe Beeoad
Temple (wbicb baa Mi boM reboiH; Y. ib.
I.
JT boC
nii un
v,
Bd. vn, s ir%n r^ni (Ma. M.
-^iwi) ftoit
HaltayaCT).PLr'a. Beta.l4, t. sspra. Beb. Ilt*ld
'S* O Uiera are Uuee DitIm lesidMnss, SbOob As. GB.
'n*2, Y. Pes. IV, 30* iop, read
"T?.

"*r=-
jr~21.
~i2
1 pL cfpreaB frees; siag. wsfrs^
rV^'^a
166 jenn'^a
j""^
l"Zl m. (,3r]puXXtov) heryll^ a precious stone.
Targ. Job XXVIH, 16. lb. 18 (some ed. 'i'^1"i''2 q. v.,
Ms. Var. pS*i1'iQ). Targ. Y. II Ex. XXVIII, 19 y^^xn^
(corr. ace). V. X^'i'^a.
D I I Zl m. (birrus, Pi'ppo;) birrus, a travelling cloak,
V. T^G'ia.
'
Tosef. Meg. IV (III), 30 dlT^a, GI'TiS (corr.
ace).
f
^"l*^!!!,
fin^ m.
iy'^'2)
heaping, crowding. PI
ni2!|'Ti3, 'psii-iia, '-^a. Men.
88'* "2
or mi^n '^s^i-i'^a the
quantities which remain, wlien filling from a brimful
measure into smaller ones. Y. Shek.IV,48'' hot. '^b goes
to the collection of &c. lb. nb iSIT^a the remnants of
the overflow of liquids,
U33i'2
those of dry things emptied
over.
"p^'^"l^^ m. ch. (^thiop. Tia pK, v. Ges. H. Diet.
8. V. -iiri^) chrystal. Targ. Job XXVUI, 18; v. 'p^l^'^?.
1^ l"ZI, v\ \il m. ("i"i2)
1) clearness, correct sense.
Yalk. Ps. 658 na^n ^;r 'n (cmp. "^-lia) the true sense of
the law.
2)
PL
'Pll^'^a,
"q arbitration. B. Mets. I, 8,
a. e.
'2 ''"iZilU documents referring to the choice of ar-
biters, V. 'pp-'^'i-iBp'ip; [anoth. opin. ib.
20"'
xnssii "^laia
records of evidences, minutes of court proceedings].

3) miort "^^l"!? exact account

of
wine measures, whence,
the surplus in the shopkeeper's wine account arising from
measuring quickly and not allowing the wine to settle
in the measures. Bets. Ill, 8 (29"^) ed. (properly omitted
in Ms. M., v.Rashi a. 1.; Var. in Bashi Ms. '^S1"a). Ib.29*
three hundred gereb (v. ana) of wine 'an Oa from the
surplus found in his account,
pbn^n, V. -pv^in^?.
^n""!!, V. 'ixn'^a[I'T^n, Hull. 139'',
v. '^T^i.']
'iX^'T''^ I, V. Kni-ia a. nin^a.
T ; ' T : : T :
^T*]''r
^^ -
P^- (P''^^^.
Pl- of Pt(i^iov) birrxis, a kind
of cloak, V. ytl-a. Y.Kil. IX,
32''
top quoted in B,. S. to
Kil. IX, 7 (ed. n'''-i2, corr. ace).
sni^n^n, V. xwn-^^2.
n^"1^3, S^n'^S f. creature, v. n-na.
T : T : ' T ;

1T"I*'H, SD'T'"!^^! m. palace-guard, v. '12.
''"'"I'^Zl, V. ''X'n"'a.
_") '3. pr. n. m. Biryi, an Amora. Y. Ter. X,
47''
hot." (Hull. 98" di'il'ia).
Y. Pes. II, end,
29''
(Asheri to
Pes. n, s.
13,
quotes '^i<^B).
T T " TT
D^;T3, v. -^i^^a.
pDn'^'^*l"3, Y.Snh. 11,20'^ top, read 'li3^':1'i3, v.X'i^ia.
^^I'^IS
pc. n. pi. Beresha (prob. Baris), in the]
territory ofBuben. Targ. Y. Num. XXXII, 37 (h. text]
Qini'ip).
n^n^S or n''"11Z f. (trna, cmp. n-^ia) something cut]
out; ring, hoop. Tosef. Kel.B. Mets. V, 7 niin:^ rr^^ian bs
nxoi: n'i-ini3 n'^'ia ed. Zuck. (Var.
ni-nia, nilia) every
thing cut in circular form is clean (not susceptible ofI
levitical uncleanness), except the hoop of the plough]
(cmp, na'^nn ibid.).Esp. knee-band, garter. Sabb.VI, 4.
Ib.
63''
n of the Mishnah is the Biblical n^ii'SX. Y. ib.
VI,
8^ '21 i<*i!Ta bs "^a it is called birith when single,]
Vhalini, when the two bands are coupled with a chain.]
[Ar. ed. Koh. "la, oth. ed. tT^ia. Cmp. Assyr. biritu chain,]
Schr. KAT 542.]
iCyZ, ^T3y2, V. x=^a, rana.
&^j"l*3 knee, shoot, v, 'n'la.
iS*
J
3) SS~ jl3 m. (pfjpuXXoi;) beryll, a in-ecious I
stone, prob. the Chrysoberyll or yellow emerald (h. firtlj).
Targ. O. Ex. XXVITI, 9; 20; a. e.Targ. Cant. V, 14
j
(some ed. xb^a).P/. "pb-i^a. Targ. Esth. 1,4.V. ^pb^l^'^a.
;
Targ. Y.Ex. XXXIX, 13 i<\n rtnia sand-colored beryll.
|
Ib. (I) XXVIH, 20 xbn ni'^b'l'^ai, prob. to be read 'pblliaJ
Xbni ; Ib. (II) Stn^ina (corr. ace), [Ex. R. s. 38, end 'pplbXIIC,]
prob. a corrupt, of our w,, cmp. LXX].
U I 3 pr. n. pi. Biram, also called Beth Baltin. B.
Hash.
23"**,
a signal station for announcing the New Moon I
(betw. Syria and Mesopotamia, Neub. G6ogr. p. 354).
Kidd. 72^Snh.
108''
'a'l '^na'i S<3''51 Ms. M. (ed. fT^S'^SlJ
corr. ace) the Great (hot) Spring of B.; v. Hildesh. Beitr.
j
z, Geogr. p. 29, note 206.
PDH'^S, v. KP5T2.
n''31^!Zl f. (b. h.; denom. of fTn'^a) 1) castle, palace.]
Pes.
118''
(Ms.M. 2 niia).P/. n'i''3'n'ia ibid, (description
I
of Eome; v. Babb. D. S. a. 1. for Var. Lect,).
2)
(cmp.
'
"I'i'^'ia) a palace-woman, court-lady.

PL as supra. Lev.
R. s. 19 'Dl 'a a-^iain (Yalk. Kings 249 'a t3'^U)3) he placed)
court ladies in Jerusalem (forced them to leave home
and serve at the palace) ; 'a ina what is meant by (why
are they named) biraniyoth ?
'31
p'^'^S p'^'^a (not p'^'^pJ),
j
he laid a trap for them, he caught them (ensnared them),
j
SnOn^S ch.=preced. 1). Targ. Esth. I, 2 (h. text!
n-iian); a.fr.P/. xn^S-i'ia, "^a; constr. n^S-l^a. Targ.Ps,
XLVni, 4 (h, text "jl^a-iX),' Targ. Am. Ill, 9 ll^UJXa rnpa
(!).
Targ. Y. Lev. XXV, 29
y^y^
masc. (some ed, '"pS'iia)
fortified places.
'i^'2'T'li m,
(l^a)
brim. PL Sf^^^lia. Ab. Zar.
74''
sirr^'i^'niax inb n'^nm (some ed. "-iJiax) and sealed the kegs,]}
on their brims. [Gitt.
69''
XST^a, some ed., v. iS^^ia.]
JSJ^n'^S pr, n, pi. Birka, in Babylon. Kidd. 72*, v. xn^^a.
Sp~l''3, Ab.Zar.
28'' 'a NrtiTiB, v. ><i?iall, 2.
b^n~l''5 f. weU, V.
-i-ia.
tl
n
5<r~'-
-
vMYI.^Taif.IIBMl.
* Mr;- i
. . Q.til.fbrf. Y.Br,II,&*i<ii
'
'y
MsSr: itiM rojiil fort of IWlhUtiein
i (I.M11. R. to 1. It.
oil icjr r'^^). I'cMlk. MItittt. !. 117*. Ylk. Jar. MS
*Q
rvam
'a rrra o^vr (r4j mts) wIimi mptiAl iltrttow.
-V. T lit.
'
601. IWIUJ
la
I Malt
III ii
Htrlktth
ORf. (ad. onljr
.<<
iom of tli>>l>-
,, .
i
' r
(V, ,,i,n .WrrHr. Ill I i -.'r . of UfMU. JW.
M; m. fr. |Y. I'mh VII.
.<*
IhiI, Il4"3" 'i n
"S,
^ '
il, t>nb. 10 b
.
171
TTn^S r. (V. piMMt Art.) / JNriAc^A r
^'
f^
^
a.
V. !! rfit.'so*, Y. p^
^y
r
w
^
I, Hw im m. (V. r'XS) 6<iii, MTOMi^ (of proni
unci ilrii'lo; nlmt iU, fiek. Tarf. 0o. VI, &; a. t. ft-.
I tpruv.) 's^ "aV as whm thou liMt don* good
t. .
'!< thou hMl doQoovtl (toUijrMif)- B. Kin.
n
.' *
N ' iiRit, ibt bad mim.B. Mota. TS** bot 'n
:
-
i plAOO ; . Ilr.il 71?^
iV, a ^b lU^CVt Md diHribaiM
> iek.Y. Bota. I,
60" bot. HCpSO
x.- lit tha aiok.Van. K^^
'^if'^
t v.wun) erii, wkhditen, iOmeu. TO|;
(
<
0; a. fV*. lb. YI, 5, a. fr. ri^ oooatr.
'3
'a can bMl be goodt Y. ib. XIV,
14'
1 33 (riuagar is) good for a aora, but bad
i< Ijov.R.a.98, bag., fh>m it (tha tongue)
c z rs''^ and fkom it tha avil; a. fr.

1 ^Targ. Oan. XXVIII, 8 (ad.

V >;
a. fr.Bnh.
7'
happy ia ha
^^ i>d) and kaepa aUaoca rrit^
r> : vrsbrt, T. Babb. O. 8. a. L
1^ ija by him (ha aaoapaa kc.)\
n. fr.
*w'I II,
^2
""i^^ pr.n. 1^. KYarBtMk, prob. Capka-
tiibis in upper Idumiea. Lam. R. to 'I, 3; Oitt. 57*.
VN4ilify. Targ. Jer. XXIV, 3; a. e.
2)"
iriettedmem^ eril.
"
' u. XXXI, 53; a. fr.8abb.
15*
'Sb Mm one
he bad side; 'Sb "^
aU bad. Lam.E.loI,l
-no; tBT3 (not TTO) hare I done wrong that
k. Zakh. p. M** [raad twice:] Krt& 'V^
-z; (Tanh.KiThetaee liVC
'
Ji
,
ed.Bab.ib.rrmrc)
V the bad man his badnaaa. B.Kaai. 115* tttrttQ
torioTU for Tice. Men.
53* "S^ ynwuu at onr
^vt they apeak to them. Ab.Zar.5*'a...ionBt
ch daairaa to aee your nusfortone. Keth.S5^;
M r^
' ""^
nmirj tyn he tamed aroond and
o E. with diapleaaiira; Pet. 5S'' "S ... rre Kin
vMa. M. t .H. Oxf. rTT-sa,
T.t
t>h. D. & a. L note 400).
<41y pert^iaa la wtaln^MM
(hf
Otri, r.
Ct;,.-Peitiu . t. tt. tmA OVT

AmAm (leyllkpolla). in OalllM. Y. B. Mmc X, id
VI tr^ iha
dwelllaff boMaa of t/^-fm M irr
(Ma. Oif. 79*9, Ma. M. 10*0).
*21Z}* C^Sra) . (T. ppMad.) I) taAaMrf or
aoe.).~il
r^i^ Y. Bar. O,
4<
boL; (Ma^ L c ^IM
WS nn).-Oh.'}irT Y.IIc.IlJ,bag.Tf^-t)(
naoM of a fdm of oUvaa. I>eah VII. i an otfav (
"a . . . . (IU. M. ^^) haahanl Y. Ik flO>
lof "TT^ rm
'91 VQO? nsr<
aooM woM any, li aMMH naly a hlHai
(named aAor Boakan), oUMnvonU 4af Ito MUM ftMi
the Ihet (r. iHl) Umt tt rtimaa ila MtcMnr <ifw
If
ilarkhaam). [Otlk opte. a 4r|r oiiai^ not naad far moM*
Ihatmrlng oil.]
T*r?
^. :*?
KathJei*.
prael.) /Mlgr, limii^f^ ~r
K^0*S T. 3-^I fan., a. ^9.
CY ^ JMI, the aoeoad kMar of Um AlphaWik T.
8abb. Xn. IS' top; a. fr.; r.
r^-Y. Bei. HI, ST kol.
"n
''^
r'^ the Beth (In prrs-a 0auXXI,lf) inltaMiae
two, a son that la daatUi aJ to Inkartt two wotlia. Lor.
R. s. 19 r*^ '2
nw rw m if tkoa nlia^ait tlM Beth
into a Kaf; a. fr.K TT-r Sabh. lOS^ om nnat noi
write.. 7s "^
dUlLTPB) theBethaaoMtobo taUa
for KailChald. MT-a Oaat. B. baf.; a. fr. CBbdu
ni, 3 Miah. ed. KT-a. read K^x)
r*]I, rZ, inf. ns(8ee.r.ofirB)tefcn,li^fm
the rngkL I^ VI, 19. Targ. Oan. XXCT. tt; a. fr^
Poa. 107* rre ra (Daa. L c) be weat to bed wfikont
taating iod. 8nh. 95* (prov.) T leri ra If pnnWimiai
ia proflinatinatatl, poniifcment is gone. TBaa.t4^^it-^
'an go ye an to bad tMdnf. Faai 4t* wi aro fCbnU.
tamd. of the aaMgwiw
^
ena| waiar kaptin
oraralghu Bar. 00^ ireia ro ha riapi in tta opaa
8ah.a\lb. 109* top ra^^nke wanted to aiv
night; a. e.Part. r'va. Taa^ la. LTm, &.
Pa. r7$ aaaM. Brab. 79* (oppL to takiii aacnbjk
il/: r^fafa^eacrn^jMi^onefarML 8^47*
nsb
nr^rrindaiaoMpoolaaM the burial of the <
11'
k
'> m. (k h.; eaaj
to arkwa eiymoiogiaal aHempia),
I) Aaauc; Aeaaribatf, Amm. Toa
H. Diet. a. T. as
rT'a 168 nn-'Si
bayith means a building intended for a dwelling. lb. "^a
1^ in-^n nrr^inu: (Var. v. Babb. D. S. a. 1. note) he who
devotes his house (its contents) to himself exclusively
(unaccommodating); Arakh. IS'' '31 inii?air
i73.

'2n h^'2
(abbrev. ri""n) owner, landlord; host; private man, opp.
to trader, artisan &c. Ber.
46'' '31 2>S12 n"S>2 the host
breaks the bread, and the guest says the blessing. Tosef.
ib. IV, 14 n"S3 ^lU home-made (bread), opp. 'ppOl^a; Y.
ib.VI,
10*'
hot.Sabb. I, 1 n":?n the donor, opp.
"iSSJ the
recipient. Gen. B.s. 22; a. v. fr.

'a
p
inmate, attendant.
Ab. I, 5; a. fr.'

'an blGS the degraded (slave) of the

house. Gen. B. s, 70.
2)
Esp. 'a(ri) the Temple. iSBS
'an in days when the Temple exists, 'an "^DSa xbUJ when
it does not exist. Hull. V,
1
; a. fr.iD3 'a or ynn^ 'a
the Second Temple. Cant. E. to VIII, 9; a. fr.'an in
Temple Mount, v. in.
3) school, college, (collect.) dis-
ciples; Islsn n^a HiUelites &c. Bets. I,
1
; a. fr. Treat.
Sofrim IV, 1
'31 'a blU those of the house of &c. [Y.
Shebi.11,33'1 hot., a.e. 1..n'iai, usu.'^ai, v. ^a].4) body.
Ber.
44'' '31 'ab lV ilK that human body (Bashi: stomach)
is to be pitied where vegetables are a constant guest
(being the only food)..5) wife. Yoma I, 1 '31 It ID'^a
'his house'that means his wife. Ib. 13* in^a ixb "^ni
K'^n but this one (designated for him in case of his
wife's death) cannot be called 'his house'. Sabb. 118*^;
a.fr.'6)
Euphem. pu<^?en(Za; marital intercourse. Y.Sabb.
IX, 12 top; Mikv.VIII, 4 nn-^a rx ry^-CNi she had inter-
course. Ib. 'an r>{ maa she washed &c. Y. Sot. I, 16'
hot. nn^ab n-nOX is forbidden to her husband. Nidd.
5
nn^ab n^in^D she hastens to perform her marital duty.
Y. ib. I, beg.48'^. Cmp. l"in.7) store-house, store-room.
Q"ia25n n'la wood-room; prin 'a straw-magazine; "ipan 'a
stable; &c. Yoma 11*; a. fr.
8)
(geogr.) place, town, in
compounds (for which see the respective determinants),
e. g.
K'^pia 'a Beth-Bukya &c.
9)
(anat.) limb, organ,
in compounds (v. supra
8)),
e.g. ns^lsan'a oesophagus, &c.

10) sAcd for plants, covering. Shebi.II,4(pl.). Y.ib.33'^

Y. Sabb. VII, 10^.
11) in compounds, denoting recept-
acle, cover &c., e.g. I^in 'a inkstand. Tosef. Kel.B.Mets.
IV, 11;
T^ 'a sleeve, v. "^^piixll, &c.Men. 34'\ a. e. cases
of
the Tfillin.
Chief compounds: ax rr^a, pi. nias ^Fia
1)
paternal
home, family. Snh.38* 'X 'a i3iy
two families (dynasties);
a.fr.Tosef. Ter. II, 11 niax va='X 'a "iQi-iK
hereditary
land-tenants ; B. Bath.
46'^.
2)
priest's division. Taan.
11,6; a.fr.; v.UiiJX pl.^

^) origin
of a law, rule kc; cmp.
ax II. Cant. B. toil, 4 r\dbr^ bU3 'K 'a the origin (principle)
of a legal rule. Midr. Till, to Ps. CIV, 29 wherever the
root 1U2J1 is used, it means cessation of government, inf^XI
'31 dnbm 'X 'a and where is the origin (determining the
meaning) of all of them? (Answ. Jer. LI, 29). Lev.B. s. 1,
beg. '31
"inbuj 'X "ya from the chief passage (Hagg. I, 13
'Haggai, the messenger' &c.) we learn that prophets are
called messengers (or angels).

'p'n n'^a (abbr. T'a) cotirt.

inxi d-^ra^J b'iJ T'a or bl'ljn 1"a the Great Sanedrin
of seventy one members. Snh. I, 5. Y. ib. 19* hot.;
a. fr.nii15 T'a court of an odd number of judges. 1"a
bipW of an even number of judges. Snh
3*'.
X'^IUJ T'a
a permitting court, opprobrious name of a court too lax
in religious affairs. Y. Gitt. VII,
48''
top; Y. Nidd. Ill,
50''
hot. -[For all other compounds not self-evident, v. respect-
ive determinants.] [in n^a, v. inia.Gen. B. s. 12 n-^a
ibuj, dbi3> b^ nia,
V. x^a.]
lJ<n^5l>
^"^J
^^^?^
ch.
1)
same. Targ.Ex.XII.S:
a. V. fr. Meg.
16* '31 'a^ ill woe inside, woe outside!
Gen. B.s. 32 xnbpbp 'a Xinn that house which is a ruin (a
Samaritan's designation of the Jerusalem Temple). Y.Snh.
I,
18*=
yiVl 'a 'jnn that house down there (Babbi's college)
;
Y, B. Hash. II, 58* hot. xn'^'^a 'jni.Yeb.
109'' n^ni'^ai
"lal n'^n'^'^a
"^3
for his (the trustee's) house is like his (the
neighbor's) own house (he is familiar with the interior)
;
a. fr.Pi. "pria, X^na, ya. Targ. Ex. I, 21; a. v. fr.
B. Bath.
61''
sq. Ib.'67*, v. xni^.Ber. 6* the case of
Tfillin, V. preced. [Playful etymol. na a-^nix Xia. Sabb.
77"^.]
2)
night-lodging. Gitt. 57* XT^SU^lxb 'a "^ani xb
they would not designate a house as a lodging for strangers
(Lam. B. to II, 2 x-^DOax xlsapa nin xVi).
SJ^H'^^II ^' (==^- '"?) ^"'^' *
measure. Targ. Is. V, 10.
Targ. Ezek. XLV, 11; a. e.P/. 'J"'ria, 'pn'^a. Ib. 14. Targ.
I Kings VII, 26.
Sri*^ night-bird, v. nixa.
i<ri"''D, V.
n"'ia.
Diin^S, Olrr^^S pr. n. m. (Boti^oO Boethus;
1) the founder of a sect similar to that of the Sadducees,
named 'pDin'^ia Boethusians. Ab. d'B. Nath. ch. V.
2)
father of one Martha or Miriam, a ricli woman in the
days of the siege of Jerusalem by Titus. Gitt.
56''. Lam.
B. to I, 16 Q"!-!^;
Y. Keth. V,
30*'
hot. xni^.
8)
B. ben
Zonin. Y. B. Mets.V, lO'' top; a.fr.4) B. B.Y. Erub.
VI,
23'=
hot.
"P^rT^S,
''1'S m. Boethusian, v. preced. Sabb.
108'
inx 'a bxu:(Mass.Sof.I,2inx bx^,corr. ace.) a Boethusian
asked. Tosef. Yoma I, 8 (Yoma
19*^ ip1l:).P/. Dip'in';?,
^Din-^a, "^ia. Men. X, 3. Y. Yoma I, 39* hot. 'an i3B^
(for which ib. a. Bab. Yoma 1. c. d-iplisn); Tosef. 1. c.
[Ar. ed. pr. "^D ST^a,
'i'^D
m^a, read as one w., like Tosef.
1. c. Var.]
mn^D, V. in-.a.
^Jl^-n^D, V. irr> 3).
^^Snin"^.^ f.
(n-ia) dwelling. Targ. Job XXX, 23 Ms.
(Var. a, ed.'xmiap tl^a).
D-jTl'^D, "^pD^^, Tosef. Yoma I, 18, Var. for ^tjin-iS.
n?l"'Il pr. n. pi. (prob. a contr. of XSin n'^a) Bithter
(Bi&&Y)pa), known as Peftor, a town in Southern Palestine,
renowned as the centre of the Bar-Kokhba revolution
against Hadrian. [As to its situation, v. Neub^iJ^ogf.
p. 130; Graetz Gesch. der Jud. IV, 168). Gitt. 57* 'a";ia
the Fortress of B.Y.Taan.IV^,69* top. Lam.B. to II, 2;
IV, 18 ; a.fr.Y. Ber.
1,
3^, a. fr. 'a laiin those killed in the
Bar-Kokhba revolution
(
r ^om Hadrian would not allow
s:
^atpm. Vmk. It. i* II, If t^ T"^
i<r.B.pi.AillM. liUkM^^nSWOIiaU
Ii|UM9MMIO B.
'*3
Y. tMw. I, *r IwL, raO. wMi y. Irak
^ KU.lV.tt^lr^*3nr<arrf...,MM
^a.
~N**"r3,
YtiSM . *. 0*>^
(b. b.} 'Oa) /lr4ni (c
MM); Abo of Mtltnala II. lUUi. IM* *i
""
t*a. X. Umg. 37^
Van mm 'a mn wm
( did ooi Ami (oa Um of Pawotw).
-
Icb. H',
'
ftn*
laobiUfMitr .37)
llgr elii! .. : -a
byhUtnoilMr. V > VU],l.ik.ft-. nbrrsb '3
fit'"
' "'
)'iiiii>yi< '>i a duabi* tliar* of to
li<^ \XI, l&aq.). ytsV 'a oa who tattat br
rr^' 1 \ 1 I . mrvr
>>diid*-
f> Kx. ii.>. IB onnso^T^
Wn
,
!; *b. nn^33 roo Ul
plagua of Um llrst'burii in
Bcvpti Nom. R. . 4; a. frv
Br"
' '
^ ^
^-rrnifcr
tx <beia, V.
MpraJi A. r. -[V.tLk. Ul^ h^g.Al' -uzn, rsjul .P
'
l||i i
.l
I^SS r.ch. (i-iMStw.) MT^ /l^.
Tmv. Ho*. IX, 10.
XXTill, 4.A r7<B^ MT?^
"^
A^
/OMi*.
. Iiv. U, 14; a. .
ny3Z, TZ t (b. h.; )
Hif
/Wia, ip.
/^^
R r'ntss. Qn. R,s.n 'r 'Sn bout rm au Um aarlj
I oObivd Um late to tb kiaf. Bab. l'';
-a Am ar|jr flga. Tar. IV.C 'Sa at Um
i.t) FL U-5B
4
m. (b. b.) /Inf
isub. mra) #rav0^/brif /Ml.
oc
1, 1
i
a. ft*.

Btec-rim^ aaoM of a trBatiM of Um

.1....,!. K.i.-^.. ... .1...
order of 8Mds (firs^).
~~*-^
"-;
afbrtt-hom. flrrne^ Ex,
s. 18 "^r arai>bonii Ibmalat (in ^grpl).
^rf biHk, tiittA-hgkL B. Batb. ItS* 'Vi pwna
'3
bs:
ok tiie birUi>rigbi fhMD Baaban aad gava it to Joaapb.
lb. 'SI "a nmn mnm tha flni birUa (of Jacob's ebildraa)
was deatiaad to ivM from Baebal. lb. Ii4* 'a p^ Um
tbaro of thv Ant^bom; a. tt.S) tie Unt
tfpuiaimi
mf
to fint-bom oniwtait, . "ina^Bekh. 1, 1 "aa amit aab-
jaei to tba law 4o^ 'an |a tttB ia azaapi tnmn ftc; a.
T. tr.^Fl rr-C2, t. rapra a. 'ra^-^BkkmrtA (Bakb.),
name of Talmodic traatise, babiagiBf to Um ordar of
Kodatbim (S'^mp).
MCTTTD^ alb mmm, btrik^h^. Tam O.0a. UV,
MS, aai|k rf*^l
hmtktr U^ gtvMig <^ili Ibr vwalNti
V.
Ikf.
Ill, ?H bat. (V.
flfVUb
U iNat. ! r^ |||t. T^j a. fr. OlMi
BYIU,
rrs
r^^ waa^anr M, a y*
9ium dii
p
Mt V. M. lUL ft**
na (Ma. M. rroNVi wImm Um
Kn^B i)fMMilMwf, niftrf|ii, LMkl^toLf
(raf* to n33r nasi nv Vt*tt n^^^^ HMI mIm ailaa Mid
Mkai iba aaBla arf wMb bar. lUu B. a. I ri9S
im
y^ibayadaH 'Um abildi vy^-) fa awani,
,Vi iC.Bal. aBaUktl.anti99
'ZZ,
ton
akMM^alto(aai.a.|i
LIII.3.a.fr^Par.^9a. Bar^^BTaS
1W9.flaa.
XXIII.3.a.fr^Par.^9f. Bar.^r9aiip...ii
I wy ovar tbat baaatjr tbat It Bbaald rot la iba
1
lb. rap >raK wbjr ariaat Iboat Ibc ?S p nm (v.
Babb. D. B a. L) tbat ba aa myit^ Laa. B. to I, 17
imrraf 1^
n^
apif aba(lMi|aa ap (to Um
II, tf' t/p7-^ r^aU Um pia
p
la bagaa to ary^
T. Bag. I,
7' boC "-T-n "sa blaafajraC T.
*^ ?9K
r^ ^ *Tra Ma. X. (ad. TD| ii to fer
hH <k*
waapan waptt Oaa. B. a. tt, v. aart w.; a. fr.
*3Sl s. (b. b.; piaaad.) mtifim. <laa.B.iita: Lav.
B.a.,'a. a. (plajiaf oa rrva, Pil LXVIU, 7) 1 . '
IJ. "a
waapiaf aad aaagi^ "sn "fffm ^TTtyga ba wbo lavaa (Wa
wiib) dwfi, ba wbo doaa aot,
*3I t ab. aaaM. Tuf. O, Baai. Xm, M; v. ar-^
r^r
lit - -<^
i
-
I
<;
pr. - pL UMllal (A*-
BtUd, kamIklitftH$),tm aaciaat atoyof
BrK
WP<nMl
flvr iia toniplaa aad basaan fr*^ Ab. Bar. 11^ T-f*
'a 793s tba baxaar at Ba B. (wilfc tta tdalanw rtoaali
Maav. V, t 'a 'a r<9 Baalbak gaitta.
*?!
BL (b. b. iCff) a apaeiaa of paara, paab. Uto
pjmun Sjriam of Um Boawat (caip. LXX a.Talf. I Ghr.
XIV, i5>. FL trr^ T. KiL I, r.
K*2^ f.-'^ Ttef. It. XXXVni, 3; a. a.
Ca) mvir. M0(r. Fl.
T t -
V. ^sa eb.
.
npi, r?"D2 t^<O^L T. Tbaa. IT, tt* top
rt^Cr Vo; BaL SbJst^ aOR V xa ararpiaf tar wot
(Ktt. 58*. a. fr. 'aa tn tbey aobbad loadlj.
ic--::icb. Tbrf. T. I Oca. XXXV, t; (II ib.
n
n'^'^ra 170
Dtaiiba
T : T :
]
J^^f
It
-
"^*
(P^'^*^''- "w^^O weeper. Targ. Esth.
II, 21 (Esth. K". ib. "iiaia).
']''D2 <Aew, V. ^^.
1 ^H m. 1). a ch. (b. h. T^33; "I33) early, first-ripen-
ing, opp. lU'^pb or b'^SX. Snb.
18'^
'Dl US'^pbl 'n dX when
the early and the late seeds blossom simultaneously &c.
;
Y. ib. I, IS"" bot.; Y. R. Hash. I, 58^
bot. (corr. ace).
Gen. R. s. 61 ; Koh. R. to XI, 6 (ref. to Koh. ib.) nsit fiX
'33
if thou hast sown in the early seascni. Ib. '3n the
early seed. Ib. to VII, 26
'31 '3
tr-Joh ir-^pb (read 'D^b)
the latest of the robbers is the first to be hanged.Pem.
h. fT^-^M. Y. Taan. I, 64^ bot. '31 'Sn the early rain sets in
on the third (of Marheshvan), v. '^S'isi?. [Y. Sot. Ill,
19''
top
'3 nrxn, V. rrnsiss.]P;. ni-i'^SS. Y. Dem. I, beg.
21*^
(Tosef. ib. I, 3 nin^lSS). Y. R. Hash. I,
56''
top On ibx
those are the early-bearing sheep; (Y.Shek.IU, beg.47''
^13311, corr. ace).
ISTllTD?, Sri1"lD3 f.ch.=h. rTn'i33
2). Targ. Gen.
XXV, 31 (ed.' Berl.'^'issjfa. fr.Ber. V'' n'inTTi33b
n33T
(notfT^33T) he(Esaw)8old his birthright; ib. iT^ni"i"'33 ibpffi
tprb ?T^3n'^'l JT^r^ Ms. M, (read ni3n'i1;
ed. incorr.) his
(Reuben's) birthright was taken from him and given to
Joseph (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note). Sot. 13* 'r3Tn "iHD
'31 'ini"i''33b though I sold my birthright, have I ever
sold my plain heir's right?
i<r!''!DSl (SniDS) f. ch. (-h. rasa, n-'sa) weeping,
mourning^ Targ. Gen. L, 4. Targ. Deut. XXXIV, 8 (Y.
i<m33); a. e.Gen. R. s. 15, end, Ar. (missing in ed.);
Pesik. Ronni p.
142''; v. XP^laX.
5!<3DD, V. it33!ia.
T T
"IDS (b. h.;
/13,
V. "^33, cmp. -ip3) [to break forth,]
to be early. [Kal prob. not used.]
Pi. "iS'^a
\) to be early, -produce first fruits. Tanh.
Vayhi 14; Gen. R. s. 99 (n'^mi'iB) rrnssri lias early
crops, opp. nUipV's, n^BXia. [lb. end Qfrini-iis^ ;'il33-a
read ']'^'^:lz-o, v. 133.]
2) to hear for the
first time (of
animals). Bekh. 1, 3 sq. tTi?i3 5<b\U that never before had
given birth; a. fr.
3)
(neut. v.) to be first in ripening.
Bice. Ill, 1 and sees iTnaaUJ flDXn a fig which is first
ripe,
"0'i3113
bis^x a cluster of grapes which &c. Y.Maasr.
I,
49-''
top '31 X-ii^!!!
133';^;^, v. X'^'i^^.
Ib. ni33 >11''3iaTr-2
53U:, v. n'13. Ib. 11'^3'^a,' 1-133';U50 (v. bri3 as to spelling).

4)
(b. h.) to recognize as first-born (1133). B. Bath.
130* sq.
Hif. "i"'23n same. Bekh. Ill, 2 nil^33pn
those animals
which have given birth for the first time.
Hithpa. I33nri to hasten. Yalk. Gen. 161 nisar^a K'^nuJ
n'^lnl"i'^B3, v. supra.
Ij3 ch. same.

Pa. 133 1) to produce, mature. Targ.

Y. Deut. XXXIII, 14 '31 Kl33pl which his land pro-
duces.
2) to recognize as first-born. Targ. 0. Deut.
XXI, 16.
Ithpa. isarx to be dedicated as the first-born. Targ.O.
Lev. XXVII, 26.
i<"JPZl,
V. Xl3Sial, 2.
sn^n, V. '3te.
T : . :
^<ni-)bs, V. 1-3?.
S'^nDi^, V. X11313.
T : - - T :
-
53 (b. h.; cmp. ''^3,
v. Ges. H. Diet. s. v.) not, frequ.
used, in connection with a verb, in the sense of a pro-
hibitive law. Erub. 100 :>ian b3 Vj 1312J he transgresses
the law which says 'thou shalt not diminish therefrom'
(Deut. XllI, 1). Pes. Ill, 3 '31 HXIi b33 l-bS" Qiinmc
concerning which we are cautioned by the law prohibit-
ing leavened things to be seen or to be found (Ex. XIII,
7
;
XII, 19); a. v. fr. [Our w. is also applied to Bible texts
in which xb appears.]
vZI pr. n. Bel, the Babylonian deity. Ab. Zar. ll''
b333
'3
n''3 tlie temple of Bel in Babylon.
~3
m. (contr. of bn3, cmp. "^bxa) care, anxiety.
Dan. VI, 15.
\syL, V. xbxa.
T T
T T
\S>il m. destroyer, v. dsba.
JS vZl to be worn out, v. ""ba.
N53, 'i^Jii tvithout, V. xb, xb.
miJ^^S, riT!^Z f.pl. (of "^ba; "'b3) outtvorn garments.
Keth. V, 8
'31 ,nini!!<b33 nG3n^ she wears her winter
clothes in their outworn condition in the summer. Ib.
65''
'3 ima the entirely outworn clothes (=d'ipnUJ Mish. I.e.);
a. fr.
2)
the woman's right to claim compensation for
the wear or ruin
of
the things which she brought along
as her property (v. Mb^, a. b'i13
"iXS). Yeb. X, 1
'3
xbl . .
.
nor can she claim compensation for used or spent prop-
erty (but may take the things in what condition they
are, v.comment.). Keth.XI,6.[Y.ib.V,30'' hot.; XI,34''
bot., as in Mish. ib. 7 ni'^b3.]
"^S^D, Ned. 9l'^ Ar., read with ed. -xba.
iS*^ ni. pi. those
of
(the family or town of) Bela,
in Babylon, (prob. a nickname). Kidd. 70'';
v. "^xbl?.
D''&)lb, D'^^lbS m. pi. (b.h. d-'xibs, "i-^iba, v.nixbs)
fragments, rags. Succ.
15''
sq. d-ba '^xbs torn pieces of
garments. Ib.V,3; a.e.Hull. 107'' nin?3n ixb3 fragments
of wine bags.Kel. XXVII, 5
'31
nB3 "'liba (leather) pieces
from a winnow or sieve.
1''ISl^? ch. same. Targ. J'lr. XXXVIII, 11; a. e.
nsbn, V. ri3ba.
DD^D^D, read dt?3b>ia.
bjV 171
trtUr up, to
liturranff*, m;
-
VVarv Uv. XXI, o)
llttirlM til* nug^u
of lii> .ye
-tt*l h
ttjKMll till) hl.i. _ 45 4Ul i
tuiurti III* town (bt
iT tl* liUMilrti'
Aitiii Itc.). Y. n. Kant. 1 V '.*Mjr
^SsVrsi 'Tvn 9a> Mid th*
i.Im

3,1
r. VxVs
)
>^^^
eh. MUB4. TMf. 0. 0n. XI, t. Tmi. U
XXVIII. JN VsV^
m4 mlsw vp (tlw gnUn wiili ib*
i.ii(r. h. imi otan)t . t/-Pwt pMt. ^V^i^ Bdib. 4
.>:V:ri o^tn Immmm Ih^ (ib* vhllt aod Um btoek oT
") Mv bIimI
Qp^
T. pr*Md.-> Dmoak MP
^
^^
^or wkth mtd hkek (b.
\^
t. piea4J'. IMd.
Vr. rd. pr. "S^SC).
//A/Ht^. euQiT. ^V9* to 6 iiatHrM. mind up. Hall.
a<i'- -VsVsr; they (wmur iinil win*) mix wall. M. Kat. f
^
"''-'
'<irbd(b]r UmboIm
X-P3-3,
T535a
,.
s*K
V.-^. -lid.
*J53i Yoam8S'"<7r -a rmnnn d. (Ma. M. i njAt;
. Ar. n^; Ki. Oxf, Talk. Dttt 95 Ma. nb, t. Rabb.
8. a. L noUX take a aa Mnrtla lUr, t. M|6.
' ^ fSf 1 ^Tli, in.(vrdariiu, ^kM;>(0(, with cbang*
~
ui. IV, 68* bou pes rfsfffs ora
-r go in ooa day and ai^i
ieB.B.fl. 10. lb. a.78; ..
R. to 1, 8 'am tnran (atrikc
. T. Peatk. 8bk. p.
14* CaaL E.
"""m "I'njn^'a rfgvy aad Mot ooutii
liad iha letun broogbt baak.
t
V .'1
'{'t
Vf' iL pL (a oocmpt. of Brundiiii, Bpv-
310V) Bniwdfi www, a port in Calabria, Italy. Brab.
V.
1 (4i); 43* lb. M. (ad. ro^ie, Var. T^c^ ,VB^
r-Tbc, TorfT; . Babb. D. a a. 1. notat). Cmp.
nbs,..^
"l^a f. a tax (cmp. Aaqrr. (tlhi, t. Scbr. KAT Okm. II,
V. ^). Esra IV, IS; a .B. Bath.
8*
expL oqwfofiM
<Mr; Ned. 6S\ Qa.B. t. *; Bth.B. introd., .
y fttjl n.
t3115S(?)
pr. n. m. B^itnOL Arakh. 11*.
jqrri , z-.-. i-.z - ,
. . ,
<IM^. vl.eur.c rrw|^ Sl^Jt <!*' Wru ti? .'
M. a, 10 a. Midr. IVav. lo t XI ftttva nk.|
13^ . (alai I) AMra. Mf^A o^fta.
rv^
te.tr SFTti ^9^ Ofwlaa MMfMl^ban
{
V. t. AM.
a V. MawM).-^) !. fT a* akof*. T. KallL VO, a4,
il'l Qm. H. a. U, aapi Sf^^ (v. mm v.)-S) (v.
tM.
AM. n V. f^nm.}
f
pkmi tm tkt dmi'kMn aiMa
fflf
kM to Ito aaakal. fwlfc. U. . It ftm put kmn wmm
VMllag *nii 9 oMy OM
|Mf<^A akowm. Mi^
4) IHr-ML T. labb. Till, ii^ boi. tr9 (aor. aM^K
XXXV, (b. last
r^);
a. a^/l 1%^ ^9*a>-M.
Mk. XXVII, ^m. Emk.
Ar. (ai.'B0O a. vte
tnMpow4{ V.
wpmii H lallk to^.
b^^ a. Ote) I) Minrf ly. V. ^^B..-^ Wba^. A.
Balk. 147*. V. nn^
pViba^.iiA.
i^*^*l*2t Caat B. to I, 10; Yatk. OmL MS trriz.
Vv60f nmA H*}"^ . B^rt a. l^t
hmrdfmt to Morfcrf; oap. -^^1, t.T. Dtm. n. tr hot.
'an
73 rpte wbMb^yiacfrNB ilMraiaikvlislaBd,
ofv^
nryi
73 dir^Uy ftva tkt faitak
pcDiba.7w*^
nn (]I-'0. -mn nr^ V. Babb. D. & a. L sola MO)
Um gnlf of O.
irT^>2 pr. n. f. F/rta (Valeria). B. OmA. 17", a
praadlytau Cmp.
rri^^I, rr^^
Otn. R. >. ; Valk. Zapk. MO,
*ym5a, T^i^'iZ, iwd
r?*
t (balawrfa) AaO-
AoMc aB.K.a.8; Talk.0. iS'^oromi'anirn
w a bath^booM caat down.{Ak Zar. I8\ . 7*^)
1) dhaMk rajK or iiiafi (v.F.Sak I,MS
icn^'nibsi 172 nb'iba
n^p)^, a. J^-^Tl^a vinculajugi).PZ.ni*'l!1^3. Gen.R. s.28;
Yalk. Zeph. 566 3(17 ^UJ 'a (Gen. E. 1. c. some ed. mi'^i^a)
thick gold chains (as translation of "in"', Job XXII, 20).

2)
plait or locks, esp. the long hair worn by the Roman
and Greek youths of the upper classes and offered to the
gods on arriving at puberty (v. Sm. Ant. s, v. xofxr]).
Ab. Zar. I, 3 'iniTlVai ISpT nnbn D1^ the day of shaving
his (the gentile's) heard and cutting his locks (v. Maim,
a. 1.). lb. 29^ Tosef. Sabb. VI (VH), 1. Deut. R. s. 2
'31 '2 rtUJIi'ii he who grows a wig does so for none but
an idolatrous purpose. Lev.R.s.23; a.fr.Snh. 82^ nUJSn
Pin'i^lbiaia he seized her by her plait.
iSn
'
J
Ull ch. same, woman's plait. Targ. Y. I Num.
XXV,^6'(ref.'to Snh. 82=*,
v. preced.).
JSII^^53 m, ('db'2) search, examination. Targ. Ps.
LXIV^T.
TiTIl fcmp. b. h. nba in nri^a, a, bna), Hif.
n-^Vian
to be unsteady, dazzle. Y. Pes. I, beg. 27^
tab:
'
. lin^.
n
(Yh'2,
V. b^S; cmp. dbti, db^, lbl; cmp. Assyr.
'Jbl to live, Schr. KAT gloss. I, II)
1)
(neut. v.) to stand
forth, project; to be cut in relief, opp. Sp^ to sink, be
engraven. R. Hash.
24'^
M^sia n^mnir nsai: Ms. M. (ed.
incorr.) a ring whose seal is cut in relief; Y. Ab. Zar.
Ill, 42= hot. Gitt.
20asq.
Sot. HI, 4 n-iD^ia .T^S'^S her eyes
protruded; Num.R. s. 9.Yoma 54* 'pti^iai 'pphll press-
ing forth and protruding (from behind the curtain); a. fr.
2) (act. V.) to drive forth, beat. Y. Sabb. XII,
13*' ubiaa
'31 anan ti^p^o when he beats out the place of writing,
opp. pp^'n.
TO 521 ch. same. Part. pass. 'J'^^, Targ. II Chr. V, 9.
Hull. 45^
l^'^H)
i^- 76" '^M'^lsa protruding sinews, opp.
"^Sl^a sunk in the flesh, indistinguishable.
U^nVlD^l, read ni'niaisa. Cant. R. to H, 15 'jiairp
drT^aij: ill i-iit:iii inn'^'i xi 'a
i^
diiinsj ni'j"iit'''Ti n^^an
diTi"!r!5<, read, ace. to intimation in comment. Mat. K.,
as follows: ni-i^aa D'^-i'iDN xi^i^Q T'nin p-jiini p^sip
D^a dni-inx d-^stan 'Jiu m "piaiinn s"nxi (the passage
through the Red Sea and the comingof the noble Egyptians
afterwards was) like the order of the kynegion (the
actors in the fights of the arena) and the theatron (the
spectators), as it says (Ps. LXVni,
7), 'He leadeth forth
the captives with their outfits', and then come the spec-
tators, as we read (Ex. XIV, 28), 'who came after them
into the Sea.'
^^n, Y. Ned. m, 38^ top, v. 'ilda-^^a.Pesik. Bahod.
p. 107^ V. iV'^a.
^bn, nbil (b. h.; |/"ba, V. b^a; cmp. 'bas) to be
crumbled; to be worn out, to fail, decay, perish. Koh.
R. to I, 4 nbia istin it (the generation of man) decays
(dies out), rtia nS'^N it (the earth) does not grow old.
Taan.g'' (play on
il
"^^a IS Mai. Ill, 10) dD-^mnB^ !iba":iu ^y
^T l^lb^ until your lips grow tired from saying, It is
enough; (Y. ib. Ill,
66'1
bot. lbVai\2J, v. Isba); a. fr.Part.
pass, ^ilba OMf?(WW. P;. d'i'isiba. Midr. Tilh toPs. XXV,1.
Pi. <i^ to wear out, outlive, survive. Lev. R. s. 4
'Dl n^aa U5SDn the soul survives the body. Ib. s. 19 (play
on -jrta 'pX, I Sam. II, 2) r^tyk'^h 'px there is none to
outlive thee. Koh. R. 1. c. ; Cant. R. to V, 15 one erects
a building "inix rkZT2 -ins<1 (not nVa'2) and another man
ruins it. Snh. 105^ v. dsba.
Nif.i'O'2}, Nithpa. ii^ns to become outtcorn, fadeaway.
Esth. R. Introd. nibari| -I'll-inSJ (Gen. R. s. 42 nibab) are
destined to decay. Deut.R.s.7, end l^ar? (the garments)
were worn out. B. Mets. 87" "i^an '3
her body was with-
ered. B. Bath. 146* ni^i^ )'^^^1iiV made to be used up.
"^^jSlj
^^?
^i^
ch. same. Targ. Deut. VHI, 4;
ib. Y. XXIX.l i^ba, Var. inba, read nba; a. fr.Lev. R.
s. 19 nba ibia all goes to ruin. Ber. s"', v. Xaa. Ib.
6".
Bekh.9*!5'lt!!<1 inb ibauhey failed and went to destruction.
Ab. V, 22 na nbai a-^O grow old and frail in it (the study
of the Law).[Targ. Ps. LXII, 11 ; XCI, 2 Ms., v. "^ba I.]
Pa. ^Aia as preced. Pi.Targ. Is. Ill, 15; a. e.Ah.
Zar. 20* that this beauty X"iS5> 'a dust will destroy.
Part, pass, f. X^^ap. Lev. R. s, 33 (interpret. diS3S<3 nba
Ezek. XXin, 43) Aquila translates uaXaioc TcopvT) (old
harlot), XIXi'iJ X^baTO Xim ed. (Ar. X-^iliia '313 S<"'ni,
Yalk. Dan. 1061 only X'^ba^ K^n-l) which means, a wasted
harlot (wasted through fornication).
~3
II m. pi. constr. (preced., cmp. nixba, d"''^iba)
rotten pieces o/" (wood). Targ. Is. XLIV, 19 (h. text bia,
V. Rashi a. 1.; Var. '^ba'^).
v3 (b. h., V. preced. ws.) prop, destruction, naught;
not;\'. niQ'^ba. Ber.
44''
lira 'a^ if without meat.
'
T * :
OlD^bD, V. Bttabiia.
*S5l^b!!l, ^JT^^S m.C^ba, formed like WWa)[rfe-
struction,] a cacophem. for idolatrous phylactery, amulet
(v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Amuletum). XpaBlUIJI
'3
(Ar. X-'Dlb'^a)
an amulet (stone) set in a ring. Gitt. 57" '3 '^tnn'Q"! 13?
'31
SO that the stone of a ring could be distinguished
(as to shape, legend &c.) at a distance of a mile (from
the illuminated town). Ib.58"
'31 '3 i-Jp3(Yalk. Lam. 1242
XS'iibia, 'bl3) they took an amulet (believed to effect the
begetting of healthy and handsome children).
rvbS, V. nixba.
Sn^ibS,
V. sn^ba.
T T : T 1
n*
'*3
f. (bba, V. nVa) mixing, mixture. Y. Maas.
Sh. n,
53'=";
Y. Dem. V,
24'^
top '31
xb5<
'3
'pX b'lilah (an
even distribution) appUes only to wine or oil. Men. Ill, 2
'31 nas> nnb'^ba it the one forms a thick mixture (one
Log of oil to one Issaron of ilour), the other forms a Ioosh
mixture (three Log to ont; Issaron).

PI. nib^ba. Tosef.

0^9
178
Htm, lf*| QaO. Iff*
^ il- prf-i'. Mi<iMi
(Uv. II, f{ a. fr.^

!. ih !*. R. . 14 'a ni'i'W ^Bf (tarn*

"k
^a W ll^
***
te . . . be rMi4 II
4tih. liny* B ^"mn bj n W).
C*r?3 Pik. It . 4f, rM4 o^rVf.
Tn*r52,
r. Hub. X, ff* lop, rMd rVT^
'
'::C*>3, Omii R. to II. 14, trmd
rpO^i
aai^ Bs.
... ..
;i a
<33|| siooM tbnmn IhNB
boLinv M^vu^Va tm ^>^;
Yik. Is. sat mvxro^
rpoo4 to Um ootopolu
., , 1. .... K. a. tf->SO(p.lS*d.
- *,2n r (rMd ^an PM). Uun. R. iatroil.
-
'Ban (rMMl m . .
.){
A. It. Ft
v.Mprm. Tm^ Ro4i 8hortiai 14.
.'kU. 1. o, iti^r. Ttli. to Ph XVUL
"'jr'"! (^^30*53) m. (balUHorlM, PaXi9Td-
mt
of
tkt ealmpttM, bo ordkr. pnlL fO^
-n 'a w. . . . WM Mo a bunUr or an arelMr (to bavo
.... .>.^
nataro of uiiinote m wU)T
N" -"C v3, .
1^
n7^^3 f. (ste) 1)
wwiftifiiy, fhUom^. Nam. R.
U (plky nn
:^ Oao. XXXYI, SS) bo nld hb birlb-

-r \irx^ to ntiaty bla flottoay.'an r^ mh

ii. I. I ; . ft-.)
rortat; . n^b^
r**!, 'S "S m. (-b. nrtan ma, t. praoad.) fnflrf.
whanoa (oaapl 9^)
itrmit (prob. &y0a itf Clarflrfii).
*b. .Sab. HO* rrpn -"cnVs '"tt see.) tba ebam
! (td for Korab.
b^^I m. (b. b.) araiiwy imCImv. <**<. Bah.
\ 1^
(playing on Vo) 'a 'Oa maans "a^ Vv . . . troQ sooa
A
ho shook off the yoka te.
Sr^^^il f. eb. (-h. nrVa) JW<aJloriy. Tarf. T. 1
Num. :^xvi, 11. cowtr. ry-bc
tftiaytoa wr^
Vklfi*(aaaMaA.lv4a|.
V%* (klk|^ta|Ma.r.arV^Vlt K,ni^aia|k
'
aa iti iiM*. t. ate^ bi |^f wmi 1 1
,
1^;
V. ^n^ alo la MrmVsi i oiu
fvMR oOX *< 4^^; < >*
A>4^'
<>bw Rl%'. a fitful
t^ Um prtMl wlw* koa4t Um aMNM'*rtet wMi oUL
v.r^i^ !>. V. f krvi M CMUw Mi Wt la Rak.
i^ Ar.Vaf.^^l toalMi iR0*iiiiaa4 lafeaiUMiMMi.
T.B. Smb. nr.
baf.

Mql^ aia

(aaiw to a bag 1
Y R.llaA.1.
M> boCi IWi^ Raab II. t. )aitll; a. <^
|an. pMT V<^. r nVH lab. U*
If^f
aa V33> <a
T rpaa atsad ao (aoaiaaMl) to RIM* 4y 4i. (Y.
Yab. Vni. aM; f< MB rO-T. <^
^^)

^
v.Hi}. Ila Xll,4 (loi''. if^lT^toy Uil
p

oT ioor aaa ba Ukoroagbljr aUiadj *. r^ Ik v4v

))^r^Y. ibab. Yl.
4* boc Vie n^Vsis tM fat atoatf
wRR'tea^Y. Tmm. Ill, at* bB4. "r
i>r
*
*
i;v.-4&) Y.v.Yl,l*iop(|ii9 4riil9l
'an Mr aU blaHtaga AaBba fcaaadad ibiyitw Wjp.

D^I (b. b.; daoak of vH |^

te,
/
liiir
t^f,
waartiy. aMofr) la araofe. rtaib*^ YallL Rm. 7s
(rwd to ptoaa of
'91 ote TQ:) nss Vd WO OQ^ ^H
ano -w Vd Vi1 eftq^ im Vb^ iba aaUi af ibi
paopla of MaaM la tfad agp (w 4mn otialfcl, to* aaa
ba Ua p
(diaaUa) Um aaO of a^j of UMaa <Um Ommo*-
itat)t pan. ft* (ptoy oa nr^ Jb XZYl, 7) dj^
'ai wbo rtfafaa hl aiwlfto trUb (laf^ aiat Rw i f ii I mi
kaapa ritaaaa Ra.).
t)
part. pas. 06^
(oupL
^)
a^^
rarMa.toaM;aer,iwifta,<itorfiytoaMr. RakR.4*
'a r% mm arbon awafb ia wreBw (aaa opta. to
iarwia)j r^cMBO "^W"' (Pa.) oaa arRoat toac
(Afok).
Ib.48*''arsmAr.(ad.fliy9,aair.aae.)<
noM to obatraetad.Oitt. CT*
'3 rm a pad
of kaowladga; . eft^-Bir*. Ai. t
^
CM, . pfa.
fl^.s^toraifrief. T.I|ag.D,7rbo.sic:C'C5='
ao"/^ proTidad Umi (wbaa cstttag Ra^) ha Roaa mijm
maebaatoaaadadfbrbtodoafhtortRai
to pi.
17*
a. V. i6, eRaa xxry r^erm, a. rAf|.]
D^n (T. pivccd.; catp.8Tr.lc^ Mbr) l
to
id
rid oftMe UUtr; to Udk. ffrOc (of aa amiybona).
Parik. Zakb. p. S4* (laf. to Pa. XXXII, f
)
tboa paUait a
biioabtoit&^rmaadbaalrikaa.
lb.'3irrrrrsda*T
(tliika oat I&, w Tub. od. Bab. Ki Tbalaa. < a. Talk.
P*. 7lf) yo aoaa aaar btoi ami ba atrikaa; Vnb-B^
Tbalaa, ; Talk. DaaL fSf, Pa. L c (itb ar. vamX
Uy^ cb.-h. C&SL1) Part. paia. sr
^
Hoi, mmie.
Taig.~Ia. XXXn,
4;'
a. e. (Taig. T. Dom. TXIX
. 4;
.
ioL)-4) (cap. TO) to
r^
"* fafcaa* hn
t^ HnU.107*KnnK7r^'a vrappedapaptoeaofi
for btoi (. ToaaL a. L).
tiba 174
yija
SIJ>3 m. (preced.; v. Q^3) halter, trnsf. guard,
protection
of
the borders of a field, as fences &c. ; cmp.
xnGSX. B. Mets.
103'^ '31 '2 "npiS bs whatever is essential
for guarding the limits, the landlord must provide. [Ms.
M, 'ai^3, Ar. "i^bs,
V. N^^3.]
|>'3, "'J>3 m. (PaXaveuc) bathing master, bathing
attendant (who receives a small coin as fee, cmp. "I'^^lp'ix).
Shebi. VIII, 5; v. t'l'ja. Y. B. Bath. IV, 14= hot. 'nn^Dlpia
the bathing master's station (the income therefrom);
a.fr.P/.
'pDl?.
Sabb. IV, 2 '3n mip the beams whereon
the bathing masters are stationed.
1^5,
5J<D^?, ^U<???, ^?^? ch. same. Lev. E. s. 28
'2 bi'in btX he went after a bather. lb. nSCI O T^a^nx
has become a bather and hair cutter; Esth. E. to VI, 10
Clba);
Pesik. E. s. 18.
i<^I3DbD, Sifra B'har Par. 5, ch. VII (Talk. Lev. 666
Spaha), V. Xi^'i'Jp^ a. X|5'n5!lbs.
^D^B, ^2% V. i^s,
ih.
3~3, "j'^ZL m. pi. (balnea, balinese) hath, bathing.
Y. Ber. VI, 10^ bot. "^sb'^n inn K-iisn "iniDI j'^ina (read
'^S'^bs) as if one drinks wine after bathing (for medicinal
purposes, when the wine which he drinks after meal
cannot be considered as a continuation of the draught
taken before meal; v. rriOSlbsiI). Y. Maas. Sh, IV,
54'^
bot. as much as one will ask (for the fruits left over)
on a hot summer day
"^ 1^3 after bathing time (when
he is anxious to sell).

*Denom. ni''3^3 f. pi. (=balnearia)

bathing apparel. B. Bath. IV, 5 (e?'', Bab. ed.) 'nn rxi
-
(Var. nisbil.
q. v.).
Jj^^l^^b!^, Y. Sabb. VI,
8''
hot., transl. of mbs.1 Is.
Ill, 19, read K'^"1''?b3.
'I^'IJ V5
(p"]
V?)
1) constr. "ilD^S (^ibs) m. pi. (bal-
nearia) bathing apparel, bathing utensils. Y. Kil. IX, 32"
bot.; Y.M.Kat.IU,82=^ tT^H
'3
women's bathing clothes;
Sabb. 147'^
"^iba (some ed. ^Ilbn, corr. '3bn); Tosef. Kil.
V, 16 'i-ixbn (corr. ace.).2) bath-house, v. 'j'^niba.V.
0*3
(
ybn, V. bbs) 1) to mix with all sorts of
things,
to mix indiscriminately/. Part. pass. Biba, f. tioiba.
Sabb. 76^"2
rttJ'^S? adough of unsifted flour (with bran &c.).
B. Bath. 58" '2 1:'15< a store room of mixed things (lumber
room).Gitt. 67" "2
I^IIX a mind full of all kind of knowl-
edge (oth. vers. Cilba, v. dba).PZ. 'pplba. Mikv. IX, 5
in utensils soaked with a mixture of colors (stains
from use), opp. D^ipa shining, polished.
2)
(cmp. '^'b'2)
to rot. Gen. E. s. 28 d*ip!ib3 misix store of spoiled
fruits.
n^a^bbD, v. x^^s-^so^.
DOtlln,
llQp!^!^
m. (dCQ, with inserted b=1; hence
piXaafjiov which was readopted as 'jiaObn; cmp. X^tsiba)
balsam, aromatic gum. Gen. E. s. 91 (interpr. "^IS) BOba
tpp the gum of the balsam tree.Targ. Cant. VII, 14.
Lev. E. s. 31; Cant. E. to I, 15; a. e, Cmp. 'li^apVa a.
"li^DIBNl.
S'^D'^Dp^il f. (pXac;(pY)|xia) blasphemy. Y'lamd. to
NumT XxVni," quot. ('501^2) in Ar.

Tanh. ed. Bub.

Tol'doth 21 nin-'Cbn (corr. ace).
pD'^Q''D&^5, read "pp'^^'^Spbsi (IpXaacpi^ixYjfjev) he
blasphemed. Y'lamd., ref. to I Kings XXI, 13 quot. in
Ar. (interpret. T^ia).
u^nnD^D, V. s<7J0^^3.
"^^J^
(b. h.; /ba, V. bba) to absorb, opp. 'jbS; to
swallow, consume. Y. Shek. VI,
49*=
bot. . . . sbia "nsnu:
'I'lsbisi . . .robia the flame absorbs a portion ofthe oil, and
so do the wood and the kettle. Hull. 110^ the liver when
boiled with other meat 'a Jia'^XT nabis gives out (blood)
but absorbs nothing from the other pieces. Y. Sabb.
XIV, 14'' top; Tosef.ib.XII(Xin),9 but he may sip vinegar
sbiai and swallow it (opp. libs to spit it out). Y. Ter.
Vm,
45''
bot. ?!lbaa Oisbn what is chewed is to be con-
sidered as swallowed. Hull. 71" DSJ^lba nXTSia an unclean
object (food) that has been swallowed.Snh. 110" "ps'lban
those (of the band of Korah) that were swallowed up.
Kel. IX, 6, V. '{2'n; a. fr.
Nif. sbaD to be swalloived; with 'pa, to be absorbed,
disappear. Sot. 36''; Tanh. Vayigg. 4; Yalk. Gen. 150
(interpret, the name Bela, Gen. XLVI, 21) m^aixn
l-^a
'303
for he (Joseph) has disappeared among gentiles. Gen.
E. s. 94; Yalk. 1. c. "^SO^ sbasu: he disappeared to me.
Hif. S'^bari to cause swallowing, to make absorb. Ex.,
E. s. 33 nipb roban thou mad'st (the earth) swallowj
Korah. Ber.
24''
nniboa iy^bM he hides the spittle in his'
cloak; Y. Sabb. VII, lo'' top. Hull. 113" U'^-iaxa dl 'a^a
causes the blood to remain in the meat (prevents it from
flowing out). Trnsf. to sell something in connection with
other things, in a lump, in the bargain. Bekh.3l'' l^'^baTa
'31
he sells it (the meat) in the bargain with the hide &c.
B. Mets. 64"; B. Kam.
118''
one who robs his neighbor
'paU5na lb 'ni and makes up for it implicitly on settling
his accounts. V. InSfbari.
Sof. 5>ba!iM to be swallowed up; to mingle with, v,
supra Nif.Part. 2>ba!l^. Ber.
31 ''
d'lUJSX 'pa 'a mixing
with people, expl.
'31 ^IIX xb neither very tall &c. (of
average qualities). Erub. IV, 6 'i!Ti3'ia '^
his property is
enclosed between theirs (reaches into the limits of each).
Y. ib. IV,
21*^
bot. ni35baion niT^iS inland-toions, opp.
border-towns. Y. B. Bath. VII,
15'=''
na V?bai^
fields
which are enclosed by others belonging to the same
estate.
Hithpa. ?bar\ri to be swalloived up, to disappear. Midr.
Till, to Ps. XIX, beg. '31 "(Q S^ana he disappears from
the world (forfeits his life).
3?b5 ch. same. Targ. Ex. VII, 12; a. fr.HuU. Ill"
'a 1in li'^bsi '^S'lii "^a as it gives out, so does it again
absorb; a. fr.Fart. pass, y-^ba, XS'^ba. Ib. X^l X3>^ba
filled with blood. Snh. 110"
nV"^
"^Slba, v. ''3?'^ba.
f*
I7& r^
'SI I ruaalvMl iimmi
f>t" <)' Uo^a oT Ak. off *>,
Arskli. W. Il*r. . T^ IT**
*r3 Uiy turn tmuif^'^ m|' ""im * hu 4artvo)4) l|r
my IimmI*
^/: f)^
Mb.llltUILtf*'4lV^lMaM fMlkrv
UiMa
(pat ihrm Hi ay
mniUi). Mm. IT*, . laft^ B.
UMp< , rVn^M fc. mt ntoW mdhiml tyb
lo MmnHtr. Tiifi. Y. Om. Xl.Vl,ti n-ra 'am k m
waUowmI Hp (diMppMffvd) r^uw bto aM^i
v. prMl
Tftrf. ioA. Tl,
'91 y^ar* aluUl atuli tnlo lb groWMl
btMtUi lit
. A^-Jr. R. Raiii. II, ir boi. nrp
n
v^
(lh moos) dlMppMTMl fnm Irf* iiglit
f)
* *tf<Ma
U fill; im>r ro frc laugM iwr a^ -b iq>9H irl^ ir
'r r: V. Rbb. D. v. . I. nuu) ibil I bAM htm taoflii
la 111* Mbuol of K. te.; (Mm. IT* 'a^
*^ /fM mtV^ n
tlib bM R. Q. uofbt MM).
^'^ in. (pwoxi.) I)
g
lwi
^m
mttmr^ikm, Imh
i
gi.
B. Mui. III. I (40*) "a nvrr s^
f
ud iMlf to ft
ijMoiwblt iMkafi
(AlMKtrtMd bj mw I'l mrii); a.
D
pr. B. m. (b. h.) AA; v.
9^9
<
T^^-^) tm
or
:^
(eap.
i)
MiMiv. . Tun^. Vajak. T (rtH
to
9^9?
Vw& IT. 10) rva
WiB imr ran 'aa; (Horn. B.
t. ft yrm )0) M Boeh M Moto wbidi Mian ooa^
tf.
iBb. *io&', v. ey^.
2rbl, K:?^, n!?^2 eh. m. (Mip.
9^)
(*e tM^
MMfi^Mrf. riUKMf /If.' V. Ab. Sar. II. 4<H 'nc reVa )nii
|te a ehokiaff
attaok it b allowod (to apply roaadia* on
Pmm
Sabbath) lb. 9te rr^ rm hada ehokii^ fll; Koh. R.
X. 5 icAa TTi rri nm. lb. rrxV^ Mpci6 to gal oat
1 1 At he had ewallowad.
,
fJblfM. Norn. B. a. 14; v.
nf^
p:2.
Y.
r. Vf^
Dam. ID, tS^ 'a& ^eno, nad
rV^f
-e^l
^
I D^bS (b. h.) pr. n. B. Balaam, tba gMtila prophet
Bpf the l*entataaeh. 8nh. 10ft* O 9^
'3
Ar. (Var. te Ar,
^p.
ad. 1^)
daroorar (daiferojar) of the people; other
^^nmilet. e^molofy ibid. 69 TinffD he rained the people
.roU|;h debaaohery; Bahi:<-VrVs). Qen. B. i. 6S. Ab.
\
. 19 (m
typ*
^ ^"^ teaehen); a. ft
r!'*2
(9^0 with O failena.; emp. o?=, c;^;;
Wift,
N fe h9 cAoM, l elaA*. T. Tir. YDI, 4t* 'arnK\
r:;ir*x^ (coir. aoo.).
SH*- pr. n. m. BaAeo. Ex. B. a
'^
Mt 'a bM9
xr-:
,i
to be be read Vt "blt-Vn TPilt, eap. Y.
Ber. IX, IS'; Midr. TilL to Pe. XYOI; CIY end].
p^Z (b. h.) pr. D. m. BoUk, Kiag of Moab. Ber. f*.
Num. K, t. SO; R. tt.
D--i:3pba
-pfrpbn,
p
. . .
., T.najAiaCol.
lct.arius), and T^"7c;rxx (^Ofkoxri^C)-
f.
irta, e.
^7^% Ah. Bar. It* r-te
-5
M*.M (-^.oirf/ r*te.
y. )b I.
40 H"S
'
U
r**^
added te M* M L c. ae
r^
r-W, Yalk H. ftlf r-*r r^/
eormpiMia i T^trs^
(Bharla^Mh.ted^f B>awl
te
>HiiwliMa^aa^a<.
a. Am. . V. Dtoi
ii
itiK ITha pNmila
V^
or 7^^
Mort pih. ha land
r^
ImiLl . r^W.
afaaHi(9,^Ui9,nm At. a ir. Baelar), Ure. >*!
M anOif a vtot^
rr*
r^
(read r*) fM
tm
yMplaMil. Om^W^h^M^ tKiaar)<awrrA ffcraa>>
eealad goode Ae.) to WM a dftfiMML Pmbb "^Aa.
-) (mUU.) to fCr^
Midd. 1. 7
'3-
d^ to pMnidM
TMi
p
le.
Wyf^
ab. a; to atrntk, ammlkta, fm^ a Omi.
ZXXI, M; a. fr.
Bk d>9 MOM. Ths. U XZn, ft
T^qpi
(ad. Tiao.
r^to At); a. a.
JlilM. idVirM,
/fft^ tf<4snf to i
THf. Ob. e. a. ^not. B. Kask ft^; a. a.
Mj^ M8^S a. ah. (V. Bast

liMi; indd.ftr'a4nhaeeMa(
^^
har to toave bar (eeermd
)
lMtebaBd.~Jl ri^A^
T*r'H-
Tuf. Zaph. I, IS; a. a.Ber.
44*
^^ Ar. a. Mi F.
(ad.i^ft9>.
'a(aotVB)thariuMiarfnair^itntomitoy(wfc>a1ifch
ha eeorekai). Ylaad. to Oea. XXXTm. I qtOL la Ar.
'St eo ^<ito the eowtahle AeHeen tha
p
i inaw over
to the aneodoaar^A
T^
KeL XT. 4 -an Vs.
v.
apra^TTl^
Tiaaad. to Moik XXIII,7. (Tar. in Bai
Oaon "^ffx^]
S^
pr. a. pL BtMaftt (aoir. of aHT^K
^
town te BMiaaa (KhMlftoB)^ ^yriaaaaMa &^
rupiffli iHiiM (TTii^ iTiinT
r T
ihBii.tr a^^
ed. (Yar. SB^ UBCVo,
e. Bahh. D. & a. L note t)L
B. Mete. TS^ xmdn ed. (Ar. SM^ Ma. H. SR^); BL
Bath. M CMS Vr ed. (Ar. 'V&; Ma. M. SM^; Yar.
a0 y% 'Cftr% vmc\ anr^ "O, v. Bahb^ D. & a. L aoto).
[YoljAriB a. T. i^TO: anrte "S.]
rO^L, r^wTji LCite) rwawBeaWnf ftnaeip, faar
111 wayi
"
dirmiB. ai ml t Beta si*; Tteetih. II.fw
Ah. Zar. Y, (Y.ed. -^^ Y. ib.4>* top raicsit * B*cr
'^
the MiahaahM
^nba
176 "'aa
i
or when it comes with hostility. Sabb. lib^ ed. "i^,
Ar. '^n.
\^bn,
"i^Tibn,
^ribn, 'n n^D pr. n. pi. ^e^A-
Baltiri &c., v. Qn-^a. R."Hash. II, 4 (22^'; Ms. M. '^n^'^n,
inbn ; V. Rabb. D. S. c. 1. note). lb.
23=^
bot. 'n n^n "^S*^
(Ms. M. 1 "'nb'^a, 2 ^rtn, Ms. L. "pn^'^n) what is B. B.i
Answ. d^'^a.
pC^^JlDD, Y. R. Hash. I, 5?'', '3 Xina, prob. to be
read: jiD^'^SaiaiX 'jiiriD (u7:o(xvT^[xaTa) like <Ae minutes
of the court proceedings, opp. to preced. T^l'^l, read
'pi?''''!
(SfxTT), pi.).
"l^n^B, 3 "IsDp m. the fourth book
of
Moses
(Numeri). Gen. R. s. 3; a. e.ti^"! O the fourth book
of Midrash Rabbah (Num. R.).
n/j3 f. (b.h.; prob.fr. XIS) entrance, gathering place,
ascent (cmp. b. h. xia^ a. n^S?); esp. Bamah, name of
the legitimate altars prior to, and of the illegitimate after,
the establishment of a central sanctuary (at Shiloh) and
of the Temple at Jerusalem ; te^nporary or improvised
altar; v. Zeb. XIV, 48.Meg. I, 10 n^ins 'n national
altar; rtSIip
"2.
local altar (during their period of legit-
imacy); Tosef. Zeb. XIII, 17 sq.; a. iv.Pl. ni^a Zeb. 1.
o. lb. 114^ 'yr\ ^TPty nSJira at the period whenbamoth
were permitted, v. supra; a. fr. [Meg.
32''
'am mniVn,
V.
n^'ia.] Cmp. rnaia.
SJ^DlQS, V. Ktjaa.
T T T T T
T T T : r
mSD&'^QD, Midr. Thron. Salom., Beth-Hammidr.
ed. Jellinek V, 2, read n'i5<0'i52"'3, v. Di^a'^a.
SDDH m. ch.=h. O'i'a'ia altar, high-place. [Targ.
Y. II, Deut XXXII, 13 XOria, read xn^sa.]P/. x^o^a,
'poiaa, x^Gina (N'jDria) idolatrous places
of
ivorship.
Targ.'II Chr. Xiv) 4; a. e.
nn^D, Cant. R. to VII, 10 some ed., read ntn "ipiaa.
J^nDH f. ch.=h. n^aa. Targ. I Kings III, 4; a. e.
PI. xnoa Vni?3a). Targ. ib. 2; a. e.[Targ. II Chr. XI, 15
x-i^naa.Y
jH m., constr. "ja (b. h. ; tnDa) offspring, son, child.
'an yiaUJ the male child's week, a disguise for circum-
cision day, adopted during the Hadrianic persecutions.
Snh.
32''; Y. Keth, I, 25"^;
a. e.'an 3)1^1 a disguise for
pn ji'^IB. B. Kam. 80*.
. . bUJ iia the son of, v. blL'.
Ci'^WIIp IJttJ
Ija
descendant of holy men. Ab. Zar.50*;
a. Q.Pl. CiiDa, constr. i.sa. Ab. Ill, 14 dipnb 'a chosen
children of God. Gen. r! s, 82 n^iin bin n'^sa children
(followers) of the Law.Trnsf. belonging to, fit for &c.
;
e. g.
n?ia "'Sa those belonging to the colony of exiles,
Babylonians &c.; b^ba "^sa Galileans; nb'^ax '^sa things fit
to be eaten &c [For such compounds as are not self-
evident, see the respective determinants.] ['p"ip'^S "^sa, v.
p'lp'^B'isa.]
^^D3, V. -Da.
T :
nS53 m. (contr. of X3>a) 1) bather. Targ. II, Esth.
VI, 12^Ms. (ed. X^lixa).
2)
pr. n. m., v. "iXiall.
"^SnS m. h. a. ch. C^sa) builder, mason. B.Mets. 118^;
a. fr.Y. Hag. II,
7?''
top 'a 'pn n-nsnix this boy's trade
should be that of a builder. Sabb.
156'' '31 "i-^nOI 'a (shall
grow to be one) who builds and destroys, destroys and
builds (restless). Ib. 115; a. fr. V. Vs'^'n'iX.[V. CXSa,
^^^2nil, nS|n, a. ^SSSn (='a an) pr. n. m.
Bannai, Bannaah, Babbannai, na,me of anAmora. Keth.
50''. Ber.
38''.
[Ib.
55^^ Ms. M. iXlins. B. Mets. 2% a. e.
'a-i, Ms. M. wai, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note.]
D'^SSS, I'^i^SS
m. sing. a. pi. (contr. of Q-'NJ -,a, v.
nx5) one of
becoming conduct, refined, a cultured person
;
opp. "lia; (cmp. Sabb.
114'*
top, as to a scholar's duty
to pay attention to dress). [Foroth.opin., v. Sachs Beitr.
II, 199 ; Frankel Monatsschr. 1846, p. 855.] Mikv. IX,
6;
Sabb. 1. c. 'al 'a bU3 the garments of a Bannaim, if stained
with pitch on one side cannot be immersed for levitical
purposes before the stain is removed (because their owner
is mpre fastidious). Tosef. Mikv. VI (VII), 14 (where
nblia a. fii'^'p refer to the stain; as to correct vers. v.
R. S. to Mikv. 1. c). Sabb. 1. c. 'a "^Xia what does B.
mean? Answer: 'SI ibx it means the scholars who are
engaged in building up the world (of civilization) all
their lives (as if fr. nsa). Ib. (dresses of the B.) ihn
'31 Ciba are the court-garments imported &c., v. 'J'^'ibiN.
?j<n^sDn, V. xn-:5a.
jrjSD5, pi. of iort'z.
S'^lDB m. C^Da) builder. PL
''"'133.
Yoma 10 -I'^a 'a
T T
^ T
'31
shall the builders (of the Temple, the Persians) be
delivered into the hands of the destroyers (the Romans) ?
nl33 pi. of na.
"'OH, nOil (b. h.; seer, of
''''2) [to combine,'] to build.
Sabb. XII, I'^nsian he who builds (on the Sabbath). Ib. 1
02''
njia d1U5^ (isguilty) because it is one of the labors classi-
fied under 'building'; a. fr.Metaph. to educate, train.
Ber.
64=*
(ref. to Is. LIV, 93) Tj^iia sbx
r\']:^
n"i< read
not banayikh (thy children), but bonayikh (thy builders,
trainers); v. d-JjlSa.Ex. R. s. 23 (play on b'noth. Cant.
I, 5)
'31 nisia the authorities directing the building of
Jerusalem; v. Pi.Hull.
78''
ax nsa nt, v. ax, a.
'i-;??.
[Tosef. Par. VII (VI), 4 1X33 ed. Zuck., v.
133.]'
Nif
nsas l) to be built up. Y. B. Bath. HI, U^, a.
fr. niJa'^inb, ni3a"''!3.
2)
(denom. of )'Z) to get children. Gen.
R. s. 71.
Nithpa. nssn? (denom. of 13)^0 be adopted^naturalizcd.
Pesik. R. s. 43 Sxiia'^a 133n3 they became full Israehtish
citizens.
Pi. ns'^S to lay out, plan a city, determine its limits.
Ex.R.l. c. the Great Sanedrjn held sessions nniX d''?at)1
(not dniX) and determined the limits of Jerusalem; v.
Snh. I, 5.Part, Pu. iii'^^y^ cultivated ; built (of human
in
!., ,.
''tDoaon 178 o'^oa
^I^ODDD, Num. R. s. 10, V. "^tapap.
ij 03 a mnemotechnical device, representing nioni,
p-i6n, rrnbi and stn-rin. Hull.
42^''.
"IJDD, Lam. R. to III, 7 Xiini2> h^ 'S (Yalk. a. 1.
n-^in-iSJ blU (XiaiJ) -135) prob. to be read : "iSCTi the lock-
ing up of Jerusalem by the Arabs, v. ib, to I, 5.

[For
ni'^DIS ^^ X"iobp ibid., read tD"i'ai'n.]
SI21D3 m. (DQ^) sweet-meat, delicacy.

PI. "'^103.
Erub.
82'';
'Meg.
7*' '31 '2^
xmil Ms, M. (ed. sing., Var.
in ed. St^'^OS, ms'^Da) for delicacies there is always room
(appetite). V. d^iira.
DIDD, read
0*^03.
nniD^l f., pi. niTioa (lOa) first-ripe fruits, first
priestly gifts. Keth.
16*' '2
bU3 G1D Ar. (ed. n-i1U53), expl.
naiin bia -p^ Dia. Y. ib. 11,26'' top ni'Ticsa buj n-^an (ed.
Krot. nmuja).
sS UQIl m. pi. (PeaTia,pl.=vestes) ^artMcwfs. Num.
R. s. 7 'ai d'^ba. [Prob. our w. was a gloss to Q'^Va.]
CJ, ^^021 (v. Dba) to trample upon; hence (with
a) to despise; v. '^Tai; cmp. iyL:a.
Pa.
"i&a
1) same. Y.Ter. VIII, end,
46''
"^^ai-ia Stb "^Oa^ xb
'ai (read "^Sain) despise neither a Roman of low stand-
ing &c.
;
(Gen.R, s. 63 lltan Nb).
*2)
(Arab, oa) to drive,
instigate. Gen. R. s. 79, end, heard an Arab say to his
neighbor 'al la n&a?3 DX Si^ (some ed. 'a^D, corr. ace.)
why art thou driving me? and he meant to say r\X rna
'a tWS'n (Var. ilS^p) why wilt thou force me?from
which they learned the meaning of dmDS'l, Mai. Ill, 21.
Jj^^pZl (Ar.), iJ'^l^plil m. (v. preced.;=h. ns"'iaB) in-
difference, willful negligence. Targ. Y. Ex. XXII, 8 "laa
(corr.acc). Y.B.Mets.V, lO'' hot. 'aa nn^ if the animal
died through negligence; Tosef. ib. V, 10 X'^Diaa ed.
Zuck. (Var. 'aa). B. Kam. lie'' 'al 'laa (Var. '33; Ms. M.
x^p-iaa, '133).
'J1*D3, V. 'a^'Ds.
Diab^on, Di:nb^Dn, read
t^^Y^::.
D'lb^''>'^P3 (paaiXeoi^,Genit.of PaaiXeu;); v.Oi'^b'ipa,
Y. R. Hash. I,^57'' hot., v. diS'nlX.
jT* '02 1) m. (Pa5i>.eiov, to) royal seat, palace. Y.
Snh. li,
2*0'=^
'ai nilil '3
hs
3''n-i
xaba (read
'3 "13)
the
King sits in his palace, and thou sayest thou art the
King?
2)
(genit. of PaaiXsia, ta)
of
the palace, or
of
the
royal affairs. Gen. R. s. 9a
'3
'illt:B (Trarpajv twv ^aji-
Xeicttv) superintendent
of &c.
DTTO^, OT^b^&ln m. (paaiXeuO king. Y. Ber.
IX, 12"^'bot.; Gen. R.'s. 8 (corr. ace.)-
'pTp^ (^pbOD) f. (paaiXixYj, sub. axoa) basilica,
a building toith colonnades for holding courts, also meet-
ing place for merchants, exchange, forum. Yoma
25'''
rtbllS '3
"p^a was built in the style of a large basilica
(semicircular). Tosef. Succ. IV, 6 (describing the Alexan-
drian Synagogue); Succ. 5l''. Gen.R. s. 68 "z^ ab 'a^^h^"
one goes up to the basil, and finds the King holding
court. Ex. R. 8. 15; Tanh. Haye 3
'=1 '3
bsx X^UJ per-
haps he wanted me to wait for him near the basilica
(on the forum). Esth. R. to I, 3. Toh. VI,
8
; Tosef. ib.
VII, 12; a.fr. [Y.B.Bath. IV, 14'' hot.
T^03,
v. Giabs.]
PI. nixi^b-ipa. Ab. Zar.
16'' '31 '|n
'3
wh-^ there are three
kinds of basilicas, for Kings (holding court), for baths,
and royal treasuries (to paaiXixov, sub. TajxeTov, S.).
Tosef. Ohol. XVIII, 18 selling wheat 'iJibUJ
'33 in their
(the gentiles') exchanges. [Lev. R. s. 34 '^pb03,read 'ipb'^E3.]
D^P5,
V. spa.
D^Ds, sa^on m.. ^^a^on, i<:ia^DS f. (Db3)
T T.;
'
T*: t;-:
^ '
boiled, ripe, whence
1)
(Var. fi'^pS, d'^pa, X'3'^pa) siceet,
pleasant, well-seasoned &c. (=h. 3'iy). Targ. Ps. CXLI, 2
(h. text 3"iS, translated in both senses); a. fr. Keth.
104''
top 5<"|i1X '31 X'^bl73l which lies high and whose air is
pleasant (temperate). R. Hash. 21* '31 Nbiir3r\ '3
(Ms.
M. 2 margin
'3
'n-0'2; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 80) how
well tastes the food of the Babylonians on the day when
in Palestine they observe the Day of Atonement! B.
Mets. 60" '3 nin xb (the wine) was not good. Ib.
69''
'31 '31 xa'^X'n that there is good and bad wine. Ber.
56''
^nian 'a thy wine will be good.

PI. 'p^'^pa, fem. ")^''pa,

Xnia'^pa (also as nouns, as h. d'^^'^S'3, mo'^rJ). Targ. Y. Num.
XXXlil,28sq.; a. e.V.X^p'^pa.
2)
(cmp. viJsn) ferment-
ing, sour. Y.Maas.Sh.IVjSSi^ top d^Oa plS^^ .... xi^n
this man's (thy) wine shall turn sour (ferment); v. 'j*^p2.
Lam. R. to I, 1 (dD-^nxn "in 7) d-^dai ini and one bag
with sour wine. Ib. d'^dfl X?3'iB3T the dripping of the
sour wine bubbles. Ib. C^xnia in) d'i03
n^bla p^Sai and
it will all turn sour.
gSU
p3;
PSAJpZI m. (v. preced.
2) fermenting wine,
tvine turned into vinegar. Lam. R. to 111, 40 'rT^biyi
I'^N
V^^n X^'iD3 p^l^ Ar. (ed. S-i^anx^idl '3 '3513 rr^X; read
'131 ']ix, strike out X^*'d1) when the endive (the cabbage)
is bitter, the fermenting wine turns sour (sin begets sin).
Cant. R. end, if the vineyard is cut before its time, "^EX
'31
iT'PpS even its vinegar is not good.
HD'^P^ f. same. Y. Pes. Ill, beg.
29''
formerly
the wine (in Judaea) never turned sour, and they put in
barley to make it sour, whence it was called X'^^OIII
'3
Southern vinegar (fermentation,=h. "^lallxil yo^ti).
Sr)^)!2''p5 f. (d03)stoeefess. Targ. Ps. XXVII, 4; a. e.
iS"U'03 m. pi. (dD3;h. d'^iiili) embalming process.
Targ^ Y. Gen. L, 3.
VOIl m. pi. (033) vinegar.
'33 s>3^i "pon 3G3ia nx
thou wilt take lettuce and dip in vinegar. [Prub. d''D3.]
D^p3, V. dpa.
b^pZl m. (dia, dd3; formed like
f^lS)
anything to
tread upon; footstool, stand, base (=b.h. "a, ij'ia'o). Kel.
179
14. . ! OmU. E. 10 V. u lite*
I.CJ* bM'Tlpl^'aalMMMlMNMalllte.i TmH
... . Y. Ab. %r. III. 49^ toy 'a irr49 rMO wWn
"to ! ti|aua ihciii (111* t4iMUam wmMmm} ao !><
itaiMtNfilMMUMorwfmiMiMdMllbrpfMUMlaM). III.
^'d ter Um dntM (Hnlalproi
lywUb to(ilMMp) i*
r t
t,tiid<i . fr,-TnMl (to liMnlli tow) dUliwr fc lO-
to amolktr
^M, .! lk M to wMib %\mMk
,
th uuu u|iwi wMrti > towyto ytotwi tabklir
Mn -onS 'a Mhwnriaitt lo m oI^)mI wIMl mnm mi
- toHMitod on llM taklMllii . frT. *iQt. I
'
WUI.
0*03| MC^t
' -^
.Ml*. Tm|. I KtofVll.lo.
rr.-- Y. HMbb. X
\
|. rr-m 'a li (||i4alt4itoBli)
>(r (MrMtorv) iiaais
HHrh
'?*
'S *n rwpHfM
C"y]}. r"CX^
^'"^5^
(MT^; oca)Aw<-
L mMi% MM, MMmI^ tttptPL PIH^T^S Af., P^CT^B, r'f'OI^
Btl.XXIV,in'^V9(Ar.'-e3)lliru UtrM taad*.
M bft>r Um bl (step) *e. Muai. lUa. 10. btf.
nmUi
,
n^QS
.. XyC2 t 1) CW)
(-oa) ctmlmmi, con-
Trg. iV XV. 4; ii.fr.-H.
r^^ fa^TT^
lui. II, 9
i
1. 1 a.
Tanr- Jaa. ix. 4. r. irmlL
^CTT^a
f. (pKCMl.) rtmltmpL
Trf. Pfc OXXIIl. .
CX^dk tug tt XT, tfti fc*>-%fW.f
uw^. C^^
( /qq, va, enp.V^ to hail, Hfem,
he
^t frrmritt) f,i h$ mftH^ pltnatml
,
pimtimg. Lmb. R.
:^^ 1^ 2^:^ ma.v (the Meiiflc) be fwt anto
.a), luiiy it b pUaaing uoto Ui. 0b. R.
-
crrs" e=^ z-xr (Talk. 0n. 144, J<Mh. s& aoo*)
"> >
'
' 1) awMt to jroo, owj it wU
^**
J4> MMfct MftM look WCO^ Mk.
to pnfHtm witk otf Ae. Bs. B. s. S3 a
.lo nr'it .:;:r nr^ TOCprs is donid and nwa*
'--'<
'

-
' *-*
to).Pari, pa.Ofa^
vo, Mttiii.R.s.20rairpQ
s it U not I
Mit with
. VI,S '38 7"
t-aik. R. a. SI
.,..,.y . i;_.-:. "ssn I) to
"*m 2r-2; Kxxlh. R
perftimu- oh^'s trlf teiik ail Ac. 0n. R.s. 17.
3) to btevmte
cadUtorotMl, to
fed the wim, Koh. B
-
. Vsx
T31 b ata and dnuik and Mi wei: om-
Mtor, iaipi ow. Qan. R. a. fT. end r^ rzr:
bis obaraotwgraw batter (ptoy on rnaBQ Gv .
.i4>.
[lb. B. 66 oVsn DOtra, t. oqs.]
Ai, rf^ II to lM<Mi. antMn; IfwC to
r. Afaklk II* i6p ymp to Muni dto
I (Iqr MHWi nf tatoTHMntol nMMiftoflMal)/-^ to
<*i/-
TMf, T, 0i Uf ( tt-^rmt. pML
*i
9r^ jllfr eosmn. <#> t^UA'w i) to Ar
MMirt, dMntMMil. |ir|ril. Tafg J<#bXX|V.M.
Ta)f.
Y. LXXX.nowsr?. a.n.-ff)toto4iitoitoMl
1^
Y.OkUl--l to to WUrM/Vrfllf vtotf/anpwIlff^B.
nto at* OVS^m r*S hm Uiay vara
Bb^M\ B.BM4.T^boC-M.r^
T (<^*99^. V. InAI a. L)
ttp wIlJi vtoa In. Ik VOam Ikajr toiltof Ika to*
(v.RnbkD.l.n.l.noto). |Tms, Ohm.!!, ft SOOni. v. OQS.|
D^ Dt^fek(pranod.)4intorto.nraMM^lHtor
of,
mpkf, prrfmm *a.( d^^fM. KIM. ^. VmiC ttb
II. t; 4. Y Bf. tX. ir tort. &ltoa^M^ Vmm Ito
(aanadlad) notaa 'aft to a4ni(giil (tor vrnfftof pap1{
a. Ar^-fTowt Bar.TI(T).tai.XMft. BV<9.)~i
r?HL 'tl^
tnbb. if.
M)CS V.
iRTcs.
DQQ (aae. r. of b. k. DO) to tonndL itonif
.
ptfr apt
Ukto. I, alalka or Minbto plMrti Irtmw *a.| ras
I991IB
vktokllM ownv paeknd to iko ham; tnea. M* pes
^
wbat 4o tkto l^aann nMnaT R. . . . i^a 999
'3
ka
ranlly atnmpad tkaa (ikrwlni); R. . . a^fa 7W "Tn
alorar bj tfdii^ npon tkoai). (Faalk. Balnd p. 4i^
Parik.R.a. IS f WO tn, mad witk >nni.R.a. II re^
. en.)
il er* (dawnn. of O^to aitoWtoA/lm^r. < /'M*^
tofmimm ttemn kmk. Oani. R. to I, f dran "S
*3*
and who gnvatha world a IffskaatoT; (ibid. Til,!: Rnlk.
R. bf.; Parik. R. a. SI SO-S, CfTa aorr. aaa.|^^-nHi.
l>aM. e^Oa /toM^' rrfnHMfd Rant. R. a. IS; Tamkm
B*baaL 1 1 porsb 'awes (not aO'SS) Hto IkraM to traly
aatabllAad abova, whan tomal te.
nOfm, Biir? to W/lr i rfrlWil rl. to tmd mfdg
llnm.R.a. IS aftar Iha naniilnaij waa waaladr^l'in 'an
tha world baranw torn. lb. aa aoon aa thof awda a
third li tor tha abto(T.VpO-C)^ 'arsH aiood toni;Tanb.
Ttmm. . Qon. R. . M tdnsn enre (aorr. naa.); Talk.
Pa. 811.
OCIl ch. aamc. Part. pas. cr^ faaai fim^
Tvy.
Cant. V, 14.
Al vr^ as pnead. PL Ttoy. O Chr. Ill, 3^
Hithpn. Tuf
OMi.lI,ft(aot
^w ^.
"CI I
(
/OQ, . eeo) to fraad |pMr; traaC (t. STS)
to oonf^ (with
^); to W raiiiaaiini (with a|. Bs.
noa
180 t2ya
R. 8. 42, end "^by n'lO'in nn'^n
Ip
so did she slight me.
Ih. s. 3 beg.; s. 45 'D^ bS" itin "ipis he will treat his pro-
phetic mission lightly. Tanh. Ekeb 1 p^
'^Pl'^Cia have I
become overbearing because I observed thy commands?
(Tanh. ed. Bub. 2 "^n^iBD, v. note a. 1.). lb. Mikkets 10
'21 nSUSn "iDin xnn xb be not haughty in happiness, so
as to refuse to pray. lb. (ed.Bub.) Emor 29 'p'^h^ "iDIi;
Tanh. ib. 20 (some ed. "im3, corr. ace.) thinks lightly of
them.Part. pass. "i1D2, fem. nniDS contemptible. Tanh.
Sh'moth 11.
Pi. IS'^S same. Ex. R. s. 1 rr^bs '31 (some ed. nBISI)
and he despised it (idolatry). Tanh. Ekeb 1 some ed.
''niD'^3, v. supra.
"1D!I1 ch. same. Targ. Ps. LXIX, 34; a. fr.
Pa. 'n'lSa. 1B3 same. Targ. 0. Num. XV, 31 ed. Berl.
;
a. ifr.; [in ed. sometimes 1U53].Targ. I Sam. XI, 12 "iD2T3
-i^-^ab spoke sneeringly.Y. Ber. II,
5<^
hot. ni^'^itT TUJ 13
iT^b X"iS3p one whom his mother (Palestine) despises and
his stepmother (Babylon) honors; v. QX. Y. Snh. 1, 19* top
;
Y. Ned. 1,40=^ |inn-iD3l3 XS3 ("jin-iDn^; read "(ins 103^)
he wanted to despise them (reject their authority).
"iD^J II
(
y^D3, V. nG3) to begin to boil, to be in the
first
stage
of
ripening; v. next w.^Denom. "lOia, fTiiOS.
Trnsf. (v. "liaa) to be glad. Gen. R. s. 34 end (play on
1UJ3 3b, Ezek. XXXVI,
26),
[read as] Yalk. Gen. 61 3b
11'i3n
bU3 1pbH3"iD13 a heart rejoicing in the good fortune
of his neighbor.

^V. 1103.
"iDS ch. same. 1) Part. I^pa m., ft^l'^pS f., pi. I'l'^CiS
in the early stage
of ripening. Targ. Y. Ex. IX, 34
p-'DS . . . X'l'ilSJD Ar. (ed. SliOS .... xniD, Stl-iDD, read
K1'^D3; h. text 3"^3i<).2) to be cheerful; v. liua.
"1P5III, J^^np^
flesh, v. lio?, KitoB.
i^^'^lDD, Pesik. Bahod. p.
154'', read X^'^IO'^p.
iJ^rj^Dnp^: f- (""521) contempt. Targ. Job XH, 21 ;
a.e.
n"'^?)p2 (read 'Mpa) m. (vestiarius, peariapio; S.)
the keeper
of the (royal) wardrobe. Pesik. R. s. 10.
*SJ^^pH
('did) m. (reduplic. of p03=pT3; cmp.
Mand. Xpbs=Xpt2>, Nold. Mand. Gr. p. 62; Syr. S<nG'i3=
itnr3, P. Sm. 520) jug, pitcher; cmp. ?jta. Hull.
49''.
sj^nriog, v. -p-^a.
SS^3, V.
':j3.
Sn^<:?3,- V. xros.
T T T
'-
1113^3 m.(v.next w.) casting hubbies, bulging, bulge.
Mikv. X, 4 (of garments dipped in water until they are
soaked through) ^Siasa^ iniD'^1 and cease from bulging.
T'bul Yomll, 8 01311310 '3
(an imperfection in an earthen
jug) a protuberance.
^il3^il (Pilp. of Sia; cmp. ^^asa) 1) io cast bubbles,
to form protuberances, to bulge. Mikv. X, 4 IS'asa'^lO 15
I
until they (the garments dipped in water) form bulges;
V. preced. Yalk. Sam. 157; Midr. Till, to Ps. XVIII, 3
(read:) rbs liri ?as?3ri nmr^tl '|^U5 ninio the oil of
anointment camebubbling down upon him.^

2) to struggle
in the water, swim. Y. Sabb. XIII,
14**
top.; Y. Sot.
Ill, 19^ top.
'31
'3
"3 pirn a child struggling in the river.
Y. Yoma III, 41* 'SI '3^ b'^nnn commenced casting up
bubbles from under the ship (Bab, ib.
38* nS3S3T3).
S^S cli' (v.
"^2.'3)
to ask entrance, knock at the door.
Lev. R. s. 21; Pesik. Ahare,
p.
177* S'3::J3^ nitl used to
knock. [Ar. reads 3?33>3, quoting Lev. R. 1. c. also for a
Hebrew verb SSSab; Rashb. to Pes. 112* quotes SiSS.]
I^'Z (Arab.) to keep
off'.
Imper. IV 1S3X. Cant. R.
to IV, 1 (ref. to 1S3a ib.) '31 "'315
'b it is Arabic; if one
desires to say to one, Make room for me (or, Let me alone),
he says "^b 153X (some ed. 153^).
Wtl, V.
-^53.
T T
^3?S, SrilS^S f. (^53) prayer. Targ. Jer. VII, 16.
Targ. II Sam. VII, 20; a. fr.1533 (in prayer) I pray
(h.
"la,
X3). Targ. Gen. XIX, 7. Ib. XLIV, 18; a. v, fv.
[Targ. Ps. XLIII, 4, v. XnSiall.]
"Il3?a, V. 115.
lOIS^S m. (1353) 1) treading grapes, or trodden grapef^.
Targ. Is.'X, 33
;
Targ. Joel IV, 13 (ed. 'Jli'a); Targ. is.
LXIII, 3 liW-ia.
2) a kick with the foot. Y. Taan. J V,
68'^
hot. '31 '3 in fT^b
3(1"^
he gave him one kick and killed
him; Lam. R. to II, 2 n'ibai3 HO'^53 in.
"113?S, snl3?5 ("i''?5)
^- ^^^^) ^^^^^'
fi^^ ^^-
'^'*^^^'
Targ. O.^Gen.\v,^17 (Y,V53?a); a. e.
P^.
'^1153, X^115a.
Targ. Nah. II, 5 '-153
(ed.Vien.). Targ. Job XLI, 11; a.e.
B. Mets.
85'*
X10K1 'a (Ms. M. 1131).
Sm3?n, V. 153.
T T
T
I2?3 1
(
/53, V. 513) to swell, bulge. Midd. Ill, 8
IMJJS"^ xblO marg. vers, (or l-JSa-^ Nif.; text J53'' sing.) that
the walls should not bulge.
DS^BII (b. h.; ]/"53, akin to
p,
53) to trample,
strike, kick. Y. Yoma VIII,
45*'
top nilS in-L:5a a mule
kicked him. Ex. R. s. 30 '^pb'^B3
'3 knocked against the
prison door (burst it open). Ab. Zar. IV, 8 nDl53 M a
wine press packed with stamped grapes.Trnsf. (with 3)
to resist, reject. Sabb. 104*, v. D"nx.
Pi. L35'^a same. B. Kam. II, 1. niJ53^ nn^n if the
animal kicked. Ber. 32*; a. e.Trnsf. to kick against,
rebel, be contumacious. Sot. 22*. Y. Ber. IX,
14'^
bot.,
a. e.
1i1lGi'i3
1353a bearing suffering with contumacy
(instead of showing repentance). Pesik. R. s. 47 ; Yalk.
Job 908 '3T3 b^nnn (sub.
,i1l0i"'3)
began to be contum-
acious (challenging the Lord).
I33?!l, 'D'^V^ ch. same. Targ. Hos. IV, 16; a. e

Y. Sabb. VU,
11* bot.; Y. Shek. Ill,
47'' ni3 '3 rejected
his authority.
Il
I*
lAlll, a;*.*
lUlh iV. *
rr. lu Ks XXII. ). lb.
)^
, TSn m raa iIm mmAM or ib* MtehMb rrfWn lo
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' -
-r^ll, (ut II
rvbua
' aliU^ tttO' lb.
-
*? tb MUbMUi
n ali wpi;
MUhmh dow
iw tbe Kikl (which may mfor lo hanuin Miliao) bat
limi"lar.
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(!
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i;.i r-M-x--. (aaiiqation(oot
'*k n Act
, It b* iNt>vn
. Y. Illl. I, S?*" T'S . . . pz-
u
K .... u -y :...
icrs K .s
. .. .
.. IWqu.T'am "Zhnkffr merry, pro!/.
. tu tr.Rmr,
9* 'Xtn r TS5
nV^n, lb. lo* 'rm\9 "vr. m
v<^i; A. tr.

, Ex. II, 15;

boa)r>qBlwwicb
r
~'
."CTS |6 I do not want
:
'72 rr*"*?* K^ I want aalilMr joar
S*Trt3SV3Niil
. fivt n.J
*mi, Y.Br.
II, b(f. IS**; . ft.
> to 6ewircfarf/br, to be wtmiti. fluf-
fr.S) to be mgetlt kmrriei.
TMf. 1 Bmd.
\ <.
T*rf. II 8am. IV, 4 Wjl
^^^^
ii
^
wbm dw waa
contr. 't:'^ \) to be aaM. Pea. 4^, a. r. ft-.
1^ ii w aakc>d by tham (the Mbolan), i. a. tba
iment cjune op.

%) to W rrTwtfW; iHoi^fAf to. lb.

7^
~
rr^rs % scr it ought to read yotoa bo (he km doM
chttT). lb. 15* rr^
'^
T^Ti it oogbt to ba miUJtbmme
(not mid/Ubr^rm); a. ft-.B. Kam. SI^

p
y
pwl) rr6 H
Mrr~> h^' <^n?ht to have boma in mind ; a fr.ITVa^ iA
leaUom. ibxfit idet . . . . rs i6 then la no
v> . . .
.f
but evm . . . .; tM( omfy .... ML
^.
4*>
"IS* st^...inrao "S t6 not only in a plaea whara
far aflMcluac ba 4 m il
ao far vHMmviac ttvm IW Mfii m^ij
a Hkai 9fari a raMgiaNW 4i^i kMawM
Ma fiiM k
UMypayvavM^filMMif
MaanvfaM
far a >.. K KaM. M^ *io It ^ ^oMp t al
"S* itw MivntMiai muitm o mm # 'aoa aljr'; M
lf far
aa odi . . . to ka ii ii
^
iiiHI , feat At.) a. v. Ik^
*<lf
II ft. *93, n^i fa ayM vAfa (iW mmAl fa
fira (of UofM4r|. Tkif. It ladb I. t r^TS r-V.
twi, Tuf^ Pmn, XXI, Ck. toM 3^ J
ii

.
ii mn
A
r?9-
tiil^ lo*** "S rm ^ faar
Mw "a ^Si^ le-'S- to UMTv a^
^!<?
{r)
pr. a. . A^ (MaiMiJ^ mm #
pabUoaa. lah. 44^ inrs
'3
(net 'ansi. Y H^ II. n*
09W
'Q.
y^f. (pan. orys)<ailnai. T. Tka^. I. M^ kal.
Vi '3
len I waai to wbai t caa 4a to laSaaa Mml^
PL m. ^y^ ib. tup
y^
mr?3 ttw^ nm
ya ara dariivaa (iliai ho ^komti nmo}, to to
h^ M a^^ r. trs^,
rrZ'^TZ Hzn} I) HHtmf. Y.B.KaaLt.fa.rfif
animato). Bab. lb. tt^ V9%
'^
far ktoki^ iik anA
foot to. S> toalwy <llk ona'r AaJl Mas. Tl, S
f?**)
'3^ rw rabhtai Mid baatiac lafar lo ito
aialton of tto wtoat or Ito aMal^aArisf <prtar to frtnd*
iuf);
R. T. aaya pSS3 (Midk Sft iaearr.) Iialir^ rafan
tottodoagh. Ih.Qmm.Vmr.rtsaTivrtrrarm'^iTmmC
ib. Vm, 14.
^52f,
*. ijx a. lA^
n>>i r. fysz) amo/ ialmaaiai. Kadk 1^ nr
...
-)
ps- ib Rabbto fia tkto eaw) tora
d. (by wkkli to
BHwnagai, a OMia act of pronitattaa
riaga). Ib.7S*, a.a.rTirir9aT&n9anrvcri7 tto
p
tarmaptiuB to ttot nobody waatr to BMto hto iaiar
eoana with a wnaiaii oaa of pwtHatioa (brt waato l
inato harhto wito itoraby)bIb.4* rrxz T^rrz tto BMiilal
doty. La. Ant coitioa; ftaqo. rcssr "S. Y.]facc.II,Sl';
a. fr.K r*ta. Sabb. TT; a. fr.
t"
>'i- I at, . KITS.
I
f
^ H m. (part. paaa. of a rvb fSS, iiaoM. af
KSTZ) fiaarf, tnmft ta Urn-foil. Tuf. Icr. XXXn, II
(a. 14, ia aooie ad.) U't'l I'l 1 Z'TZ arillra. wiapt ia tia-
fail and taad ap (r.om) with a aaal, opp. to sorrc irsr
.
T^s^a 182
1^3
"I"^S, S'1''S'^ ch. c. (b. h. -li3>a; -I3>2; cmp. also
ns3) grazing animal, cattle. Targ. Gen. I, 24 sq.; a. fr.

Y. B. Mets. II, 8*^bot.; Lev. R. s. 27, a. e. Kp^pl '3

small
cattle; v. n^na.Pesik. B'shall. p.
93 '3
^b "ipns^ get an
animal ready for me (for travel). Snh, 105* (in Hebr.
diet., play on "1153).
n*^3, V. n?3.
*3?2
(b. h.; j/'3, V. msa, to enter into, take posses-
sion) [in b. h. to be master, protect;] to haiie sexual
intercourse (both legal or illicit), to embrace a tvoman.
Kidd.
9'' '31 l^bn P1^S3!1 'and he embraced her' (Deut.
XXIV, 1), this intimates that woman can be acquired as
wife by intercourse, v. fiX'^3.^513 lover, adulterer, con-
trad, to Vra husband. Sot. V, 1, a. fr. b53^ niiDx^a dii33
^35'iS^ .... as well as the woman suspected of adultery
is forbidden to her husband (who must separate himself
from her), so is she forbidden to the lover (who cannot
marry her after leaving her husband). Yeb. 103* 53115
'31 '3 n'lb'^5'3 that wicked man had seven sexual connect-
ions &c.; a.fr.Part. pass. f. nV>l3>a one no longer a virgin,
opp. to rtin3; married woman, opp. to MOIIX, v. D'lX.
Keth.
lO'J;
a. fr.P/. niblSS. Y. Kidd. I,
58'^
hot.; a.fr.
Nif. !^^?n5 she had intercourse. Keth. 5*
. . . n5<UJ"^3
'31 nbS331 is married on the fourth day and embraced
in the night of the fifth day of the week. lb.
3''
bsa^ri
'31 ^iGBub must first be surrendered to the (Roman) officer
(jus primse noctis) ; a. fr.^Masc. bS33 (of the hermaphro-
dite). Tosef. Bice. II, 5; Y. Yeb. VIII,
9''
bot.
^?!l, T3?!n ch. same. Targ. 0. Deut. XXI, 13; a.fr.
Keth.
6''
b3>3'^pb "^SSI because he is anxious to perform his
marital duty. lb. b'^y3 Stls'i T^IlJI he is excited because
he has not &c. ; a. fr.
Pa.bsa, part. pass. f. xb2J3p married, having had inter-
course. Targ. Ruth I, 12; a. e.
Ithpe. vCys;^'^ as preced. Nif. Yoma
19''
no3 biSSXI,
'31
(Ms. M. b"'3>3'^!!t1) and how many virgins have been
seduced (to-day) in Nahardea!
5^!Zl m. (b. h.; preced.) 1) husband. Kidd. I, 1 and
she becomes her own master '3n m'^5331 1253 through a
letter of divorce or on the husband's death; a. v. fr.

2) the idol Baal. Y. Ab. Zar. Ill, 43*

bot. tii^S UJK1
'3
'31 nirt the Baal was the phallus and had the shape of
a bean [read "jlSKSI].
3)
[the fructifier,] rain (v.Taan.6'';
cmp. Is. LV, 10). 'a nia
a field sufficiently watered by rain
and requiring no artificial irrigation. Tosef. M. Kat. I, 1
'an (ni3) niir. B. Bath, hi, l. Tosef. Succ. II, 7
'3 biu na'ns?
(sub. ni3) a willow in a naturally watered field. lb.
Shebi. 11, 4
'3 b\U3 (='3 buj mu:3), opp. -ipllU blU. Num.
R. s. 16 the Egyptian gods dn "iplU blU (read ^pUJ) are
gods of artificial drainage, but those of Canaan dti '3
bU3
are gods of rain; (Tanh. Sh'lah 13, through misunder-
standing, 113 "^1353
. . . "ipUJ.
4)
(mostly in compounds) owner
of, master
of,
possessed
of,
given to &c.; e. g. nT^SX
'3
owner of a lost object; ITiSX'amasterof Agadah, lecturer;
pi '3
opponent in court; v. infra. Pes.
86''
"'SK dUJn '3
I
am so named.

PI. d'^bsa, "p^'a owners; mostly as sing.

owner. B. Mets. VIII, 1; a. fr. [Y. Dem. Ill, 23'>
bot.
'psVab, read 'pbra^.]
Compounds: ni3Ujna '3 He wha knoics man's thoughts.
Snli. 19''.
Ib.'^
i^2>3
those entertaining considerations (of
fear), hesitating to do justice.

ii^^^
'"2
gray-haired. Ned.
Ill, 8.naiirn 'a repentant sinner. Succ. 53-';
a. fr.

niaimn '3
a man
of many objections or excuses. Gen. R.
8. 20 beg.

[For other compounds, not self-evident, see

the respective determinants.]
C^>^3, constr. W:?, b?a ch. same. 1) husband. Targ.
0. Ex. XXI,
3; a. fr.Taan.
6^ '31 '3
XI'J^ the rain is
the husband (fructifier) of the field; v. preced. 3).

2) Baal. Targ. Jud. VI, 25 ; a. e.Pl. X^^sa. lb. II, 11 ; a. fr.

n^>3 f. (preced.) mistress, owner &c. Gen. R. s. 52
(rendering rt2>?, Gen. XX, 3, as though nbsa) nbS'a'l Hn-i^
her husband's mistress.
Compounds are mostly self-
evident, e. g. asri nbs?3 the woman receiving the letter
of divorce ;
di"i3ii< '3
an animal of large build. Ber. 32*
;
V. b?a.
VVil (v. n:?a; cmp. bna) to be excited.
Af.
SJasi; to
hurry.' T&rg. I Kings XXII, 9 rr^aiTa
'x Ar. (ed. 3n, h.
text ninia) bring quickly. Targ. Ezek. XXIV, 5.
Part. pass, sap, XSap ('ari) quick. Targ. Deut. XXXII, 35.
PI. -pSap. TargVNum. XXXII, 17.
Ittaf. Sanx to be in a hurry, be anxious. Targ. Ps.
XXXI, 23 "^nwarixa Ms. (ed. "inisanxa). Targ. II Kings
VII, 15; Targ. il Sam. IV, 4, v. "^ra I.
y^!ll
1)
(dialectic for a?a) to tread. Targ. Ps. XCI, 1
3
I'isan some ed. (oth. I3lan).
2)
to wrap in tin, v. "j^'^ya.
Y^^
m. (cmp.
y^2, V. I'asi a. XS3X) tin, plumbum
album. Kel. XXX, 3 '33 )'>:i 1XU32> if he mended it either
with &c. B. Bath. 89^ (diff. fr. -)3X, a. XiaO'^S, cassiterum,
V. Sm. Ant. s. v. Plumbum). Men. 28*';
a. fr.
Si2?5'
V"'^^
ch. same. Targ. Ezek. XXII, 18. Targ.
Y. Num'. XXXI, 22 Ar. a. Levita (ed. XTJ-iGp, 0. !K:i3X).
"13?S (b. h.; ys'n, V. Wa; cmp. 1X3) [to clear,] 1) to
burn (act. a. neut.). Ex. R. s. 2 fl'n^ia \iJX burning fire,
lb. '31 -I3>i3 nit2n\Ll dTU3 as the bush is burning &c. [Num.
R. s. 9, end t"S'3 di"iS'l3b, read d'^IDIsb, v. 1031, Var.
dilBlsb.]-
2) to be empty. Denom. 1?a.3) to eat up.
Denom.
1*^53.
Pj. "iS'^a 1) to clear, remove (out of existence or out
of possession). Pes. 6* "iSab pipt is hound to remove (the
leaven by burning or otherwise); a. fr.Shebi. VII, 7
'ab a'l'Tl is hound to remove (dispose of the fruits of the
Sabbath year in due time). [Num. R. s. 9
(p.
230 '^
ed.
Amst.) "iisn nx
d"i13>3^,
read with Yalk. Num. 708, Sifr6
Num. 11 I'l'nSIJJa; oth. vers.
')'i113?2,
v. 113.] 2) to clear,
eat up. B.Kam.2'' )\lin it -|?!31 'and it clears'' (Ex. XXII, 4)
this refers to injury by the tooth (animal's eating).
[3)
(b.
h.) to start a fire,
enkindle. V. nnsa.]
^n
im
If
',,' .<,?. ; . ',..
Ml,,.
: -:--
X^
"
.-
'^^nrji III h 1 . = u4
i tun nr, *
I K o
-^
nro wlitrli I
t*! . / 1 1 <
inlr III* M4. I. . > >' i.< ^o,
). ^ ,
, .
1,
'^ cb* MiM. I) h Imnt, 1 >
Ml - * rft HbH. (ollkfd.^f|,Fat). Tm, I
tt a. fr^-t) to rWMPg; lb i K i
f
m y.
(4ii|HNllii4 wiUt jriMi).
in. %
' rHAiPiiii^. ^mUf. Twf.Ba.XXXV>. i>c
l<v. VI. ft (Mm. . WMM ad. ^^ At.U
<%m. Ttfg. O. Lv. VI, ft (v.MiprB). Twg.
^ ^* , 1 7 V3*3V ^VdV*
^'VI II frntft."^!!) toppfN fV MoulA irUc,tolM
C).
TWf. II Ktb. 1. 1 rVQ (MMM adll.
'I^CWJ f. , ... ,
-T?)
/r, nm
/
l^rmHtu B. Kam.
4 Hi^ <ra
*!
m nV*rn h who mnAa oat a daaf and
'
ing watortali QJTa
'"<
iiiwmawo<i i lb.
i
Otv (UimMll). lb. eo*".
ViPSMbt^ , (tv (In Taif. Y. 11>. Tuf. Y. II
Ml.* XV. 10 (ad. Viaa. VIO). lb. &XVIU, 54 IS^
!*?);
.
C^3 (b. b* ^33,
V.
ny^i
luurrcii. wiui rty^
q. t.; U>
(Vol OMd iu KaLJ
^i/'.np9tofotoriM,/V%MM<co<oMM. Moik
a. l; Taal^. Korab l> rnn 9cnQ Aan ttanblad
iwaaalamad. Y.8liak.I,baf. Bab. ad. mf^
v. rr^
Bif. rwt to A^Aton, teviUer. Toma , I (5S^)
r^y^r6 ksv in ordar aol u> alann Um paopia (bjr a
ddajr). lb. 89^
"pSD r'srata mtn;:^ wby wiU Uam
Um alannar tbjatf(piadteting tbina oam dwto iKiUmi
;
M. a. Yalk. Kah. 578 -paXP m, iaaorr.; Ma. Ozt
Y. ib. VI, 48< boi. V&rara, t. Babb. D. & a. L
JBalflM. r^^rn to 6e <ytotoil, aiwiU. Y.Sabb.Vl.s''
rq^np MTTD tor
b*
ia axaitad.
n^ rV^ ch. (T. pracad.) toheexiiti, Midd. M^
\citad(aflraiditftoIUidowB).
'*.
Taff. Pa. XVtn, ft (Mm.
rT'::z I -S rrrr-: sraSrn laia Umni Mghtan
mv. H . s -rrrc stpx9 tbqr ftighlaa
rh other. Nidd
--
i yn
fo
and M^taa bar (ky
a Muldou noi^'-v
UMpr. rryz-s --:-nt to ke afirtud; to 6e vfikiMl,
mmrioHs, im ktuiir (cuip. b. h.
T^)-
Tkrg. I Baaa. XXI, S.
Tnrff. Is. XXII, 4. Targ. II King* VH, 15 pnnrnrip
Begin (eU. ynr

garwa); . sm a. "TaL T. Ab. Zu-.

viUilngb^lb.
ba ! aailnaitt
Kab.l**fSfH
rt by* . rtBffk. Tui^. I L .:
LXJIXVllt. If, V.
Ml frvft^lK XVII. ! MM ad
nCSi Y. Mag. 1
71* lop, V.
rf^
/A#w^*,| (aai|i. *9I I) toanarrA. rarA Taig, flw*.
II. 4 (ad. WiL rrzxr. raad rrgar^. Ib. XXV, f7. lb.
XX, ff <Var. tmk-HH. ?|M|
Igf
lb. XXV. t.
Mft, '^ant,
aoair.
fri| to Ir iftirtirf. /awai a^
IBi t. lb. XXVIU. It .
MfB,
M!(*S(tq^)ai.(b.nf-g|iaii|p.^MdL
tteB.iob VIII. II (Var. BOD-SI. Ta.faLXIX. > VTB
MT&VBn Mjl (ad. ITQl.^'^. 7*fS. ttytX,
"^
Tmv. I*.
XIT. tft. Tanc. Y. U .111, I (ad. Vlaik irT9|u Tb*.
XLVIl, II.
I '"^^
'**
^^"V^
**
7SC (Pllp. of
fQ
or
rn;
V.
Hapi to i
6Mto/br<A, toM^/M*. 8o.ll^ Bk.E..l
,
"SI Ibay borat fortb and caaM oat of Ibagiiiaad Kalb.
1 1
1
''
tba rigbiaoaf(daod) Ti
'
,
'
A1A:.
'
JP vfll braab ibiiimb
(Um groaad) aad itoa to JmbmImb rai. 18*
fan
fff^
'SQtbalaavaMdbrMdaraBbtodlbra^ibab^ Vim.
ILalft.nMl; Oiu.fta^iem'Secnbtoadbabbtodtonb.
9alL ft*
-23 cit if iba biaiM bwbbto lbraib Iba boto
ia tba MalL
72pfSab.M
(on baiaf pvft to
tfrnO.
4^
KBSSO ?R ff tba to
; or araftar bouig pi on Iba
n^, rnr^ll(b.k,7SSiT.i(ss:aBpLnnB,a.nQB
Bnk.*XLVII.* n') iftawail, oMtA pmi.ILv^
"^
Par. 111,10. TomC. Mika. 1, 14. Sab. ft^ a laaabv apoi
of er^^ ^ Um liqaid of
tu^
mmi Iba iHliali andtr-
aiood trws. Ar. rv. F. crrr cd. rTxr v. rsxii V.
HltJCrO^ f., pL rirjjs'xi (radnpfic^of -xs)-rrn
in^nn; aaip. il; ui. Y. & BMb. m, aad,
14^ (far
wbkb TtmaL Sb. O. 17 r-sreno). Y. aazi .
rrtfrpt(d;ipBa.or
II. ft 'n '2 nvprr ad Aqr
with a batoonyaa that tba
nmsisa 184 n3>S3
the men were seated beneath it; [Succ. Sl*^* X"it2t1t5, Ms.
M. mxi-JTlt5; Tosef. ib. IV, 1 'TS U5buJ]. [The variations
5<i::iS3, S<^-l!:ji:!D&c., v.Kabb.D.S. to Sabb.96^ Erub.
78*'
notes, a. Ar. s. v. Stllitlia, are clerical errors induced by
assonance with the synonymous S<"i::Tn5. E$u)JTpa as
balcony, for h. tr^lsSJ, Symm. II Kings I, 2, is itself an
adaptation of Xli^tltJ.]
nlni^i^r^, nin^:in:2n f. pi. (nan, v. preced.) en.
gines
of siege or defence (v. n^^rix). Pesik. Hahod. p.
47'';
Shub. p.
163''
(for Var. Lect., v. Bub. notes a. 1.); Pesik.
R. 8. 16. Midr. Till, to Ps. 11, end "-JX 'SI wbnx X^UJ
""^"IS do I need camps and engines (for demolishing the
world)?; Yalk. Ps. 623 ni'^nsiS (corr. ace). V. ni'-i^OJ?.
ri"11223 f. (b. h. n'lJZS, rrnsa; nsa) scarcity
of
pro-
vision, dearth. Ab. V, 8 '31 '3
blU S^l a famine in con-
sequence of high prices, when some are hungry, others
are satisfied,
"2
'b^^ n^1HT3 h'ii D""l a famine through
political disturbances and through dearth. Gen. R. s. 33
'n nD^ a year of dearth. Taan.lII, 1
'2
na^, expl.ib.
19''
'2 *^T^ nx'^S^rt TO'O a calamity which will produce dearth
(want of rain in season).
snnlnH (i<?3n^ii^g, ^Tppz, '^n) ch. same.
Targ.^Jer. XVII, 8 (ed. Wil. xnVixS)
;
'a. fr.Taan.
19''''
'31 "2 i<"iflDX xntia when provision has to be imported
on rivers (canals), it is called '3, when from one country
to another it is called N3B3. Keth. 97^P/. Xnnisa.
Targ. Jer. XIV, 1 (some ed. Xn-n^t^ia),
.5<nn^i-i (snn^^rn, ^^n^^rD) f.=h. r^,
balcony {w. n-iaius). Targ. Ezek. XLI, 13 sq.; a. fr.
V. ns-^a.
, V. naa.
l"-2]l I m. (b. h. ; 1^3) vintage, harvesting, Peah
VII, 7; a. fr.Y. B. Bath. Ill, 14'
top
'31 '3 d'^J^T
'5
three undisturbed grain crops, three grape harvests &c.;
V. Bab. ib.
36''.
V. nniSS.
l"-2ZIII, 1-221 ch.m.("ia3)rZmms/k;d!,saZ?;(adv.)
less, least. Targ.Y*.Gen.I,16;a.e.Snh.
108''.
B.Mets.2l''
^31-1^
'a less than this : a. fr.V. XP-i^lE'^a.
' T ; *
"T^llSln to be less, v. ilia.
^T2i3, V. naa, end.
nn^^S f.=-i'isal. Sabb.
17a
'an nsUJa when they
are cut; a." fr.P^. STi-i'^sa. B. Bath.
36''
'a '5 'nisa'^UJ IS,
V. "I'^ija.
^:}-l^:2n, v. i<n^i:ia.
^!|^ (
Y^y^,
cmp. ^SB) to peel; to split, branch
off.
Lam. R. introd.; Koh. R, to XII, 7 (interpret. -jTin fist
Ezek. XXI, 26) n^bxai n^X (Q5t) an arm which branches
off (direction post on the cross-road).
Ithpe. b'^sa'^X (denom. of K^:a) to grow bulbous. Erub. 29
''
top S<ni'it "iJt (ed. Pesaro a. Ar. h-'lti^K., Var. s-^^ax) the
bulb has grown to the length of a span.
"XZl m. (b. h.; v. preced.) onion. Nidd. 17''; a. fr.

Maasr.V, 7 (8)
nssl hzi '3, expl. in Y. ib.
52'"'
'the stalk
of which is pressed inward' ; oth. opin. 'which has no
acerbity', v. b'nx.P/. d'^b^a. Shebi. II, 9 d'^D'^-iGn 'an
which produce no seeds. Ib. V, 4 D'^SIS'^pn '3
summer
onions; a.fr.Ukts.II, 8'a "^331 'a '^Vy the leek-like sprouts,
and the central sprouts of onions. Gen. R. s. 82 (ref. to
Obad. 6)
'3
nS-^bp (not X-^lssa) like peeling onions (laying
bare Esau's shame).
xbaia.
pr. n. m. (b. h.) Bezdleel; 1) the artificer of
the Tabernacle. Ber. 55'. Ex. R. s. 48; a. fr.2) R. B.,
an Amora. Cant. R. to III, 11
'3 '1
D"na ni3-ia '1
(Num.
R. 8. 12 nba3; Pesik. Vayhi, p.
4''
"^ib; Yalk. Ex. 369 only
"1
DU53).
nJJkJ, v. preced.
D'^blSB,
'3
'bV pr. n. m. Ale B'tsalim (Onion
Leaves).^ Y.Snh.vfj Is'' hot.; Y, Hag. II,
77''
bot. Miriam,
the daughter of A. B. (prob. a nickname).
y^Ji!piI^ ni. (dimin. oi^^2) divarf-onion,{pallacana).
Kil. I, 3; V. Y. ib. 27^ [Maim.: desert onion.]
^2^
(b.h.; ]/"p; cmp.Sn, S>pa, SSB) l)tocitt, break,
esp. to break bread and say the blessing. Hull.
7''
T^^^^
'31 bSJ 'a xb never said grace over a piece of bread which
was not his own (never accepted an invitation). Ber. 46*
'31
ss'ia an""a the host breaks tlie bread and the guest
says grace after meal. Ib. 47* '31 "isab ''X^'n r':fian 'pX
he who is chosen to break the bread, must not begin to
break until the Amen of those that respond (to the bless-
ing) is finished; a. fr.2)
to split the difference, to ad-
just, compromise. Snh.
6''
top ^'1^3^ 1^53 after the
legal proceedings are closed, thou must not act as an
ai'biter in a compromise. Ib. '3b 11DX the court is for-
bidden to attempt a settlement (you must let the law
take its course). Ib. '3b ni:iO it is a meritorious act to
bring about a settlement, lb. (before having formed an
opinion the judge may say) iS-'Sal 1XS go out and settle
;
a, fr.
Pi. y^a to adjust. Y. Snh. I,
18''
top x'jin raa'an the
judge who settles a case is a sinner. Ib. >'23b (interch.
with ri:i3b). V. 2>isiia.
S?22Zl ch. same. 1) to break. B. Bath.
91 '' '3 nin 13
'31 Xpl3'^ when a child broke apart a piece of St. John's
bread. Sabb. 140'', v. XS^lS'^a.

*2) to tear away, rescue

(cmp. "^SB). Targ. Job XXXIII, 18 2>:iai Ms. (ed. S'3'3'^).
Pa. SSa to break. Targ. 0. Lev. II, 6 (Var. 2)^3 Pe.).
[Y. Taan. IV, 69''; Y. Meg. I,
70''
bot. SSaia (Cant. R. to
I, 16 n53SO) read: 3S3n, n3S3^, v. 3^3.]
ni?^^ f. (ssa, cmp. naa) ditch, dike, pond. PI.
n-'s-aa^ r>;sa,
'ia.
Tosef. Snh. Ill, 4 -pyiia in\y
ed. Zuck.
(Var. 'pS5l::'i3); Shebu.
16* '31 U^-J:i.2 ^"i^ Ar. (read "TUJ,
ed. 'i'^"U'^a, Ms.M. "^3>3a) there were two ponds (reservoirs)
m
IM
to Jr<
^'Jlr^
186
'^^IT^
'a T'3 the court was not, versed in the law. Yoma
49*
niXia-Q 'a an expert in medicine. Yeh. 102^ nrx Cilb:
'ri '"a
'2
art thou acquainted with R. &c.?; Tosef. ib.
XU, 11 'z^ '-a -^ tr^n 'n ed. Zuck. (read 'n
-^
"'n '3 as
oth. ed.) was R. . . . well known to thee? Keth.
6''; a.
it.PI. 'pN'^pa, "'it'ipa. Targ. I Chr. XII, 32 (Var.
^"''P^)-
Hull.
4* '31 '3
'pX (the Samaritans) are not so well versed
in the details of the Law as &c. Gitt.
86'\ Kidd.
30*
']5'^Xip3
xb "SX . . . .
'3
inD-^X they (the ancients) were
versed in Biblical orthography (in defective and plene),
we are not.Fern, nsjipa. Hag. S'. [Targ. Y. II Gen.
XLIX, 12 ndbtin 'p'^pa Ar., ed. 'ns, incorr., Levita in
Tishbi T^x-^pa;
Y. I it3bn ',?3
T^T^']
S^pS, 5J^^^p3 ve^c/i, V. x^pa.
!J?"'pSl m. ("p3; cmp. ri5:i3) fissure, ditch, esp. smaZ^
jpowi for washing clothes. M. Kat.
8'* '31 nD"i33, expl. as
XiT^J ^31 XtT^J a large pond and a small pond. Tosef.
B. Bath. 1,2. Ib. M. Kat. I, 9
'3
. . .
'3
!)t">n IT Nibrekheth
a. B'kia are the same; Y.ib.1,80''
'21 3UJin XinUJ Vd any
permanent cut in the ground is called 3!''p3
(fissure, a
grave, wash-pond &c.). [Another opin. in Ar.
'3='3 ')3IS
a flat stone whereon washers beat their clothes; Y. 1. c.
'Dl KlimU bs any stone fixed in the ground is called
a b'kia.Ms. M. a. ed. Yen.
rp?.
v. "p3.]
3?^p5ll m. ch. (rp3=J<p3)=K'^pa. Snh.
5'^
"^al^a
'3
(Ms. M. ""^pB) an expert in judging bodily defects. B.
Bath.
164'^
y'p3 some ed. (Ms. M. '^p3, F. 'J'^pti).Fl.
-pSipa, "^yipa. Targ.IChr.XII,32Var., V.
"ipa. Shebu.42"
"^El2 "'S'^pa 'lUJ'iBSI noDI (some ed.
'^KT^,
Ms. F. 'B) the
majority of the experts are supposed to be better versed
(than the minority).
SlP"'p^ m. ("p3) that which is demolished hy chop-
ping. Lev. R. s. 19, V. C^X.
nS^'^pS f.(S>p3) \)cleaving, cleft; that tvhich is cloven,
a logJ PI. 'niS'ipa. Koh. R. to II, 23
'3 "^nUJ ^^ :yp3 chop
for me two logs; (Gen. R. s. 27
nii2Jp3, v. ns'pa). Koh.
R. to X, 9; Gen. R. s. 55, end
'=1 S'p3iy
'3 '^nUj'l31133 as
a reward for the two pieces of wood which Abraham
chopped (Gen. XXII, 3).2)
crossing, passing over. Sabb.
101* n'lJI nS'ipa the crossing of fish under the ship.
p^'^pln, pI^^pD (nSD) pr. n. pi. B'kiin, (K'far)
P'kiin, modern Fukin, a place in Southern Palestine
between Lydda and Jabneh, residence of R. Joshua. Y.
Hag. I, beg.
75^1.
Snh. 32^; a. fr.
Jj^p^pB m-
(pp^
; cmp. Spa, X3>'ipa) a broken piece,
potsherd. Pl.)''p''p^. Targ. Y. Ex. XII, 12; Num.XXXIII, 4.
pDJj^bpD, Cant. R. to I, 12
'31 G15ip13 '3, read T^SX^p
'31
'pi33, V. )hp; V. Yalk. ib. 983.
Jj^D^pH, Jj^Dx'p'^il m. (Ci^p3, bpa with D intens.,
as DSJbs'a. 5Jb3; ^cmp. Syr. xbp13 P. Sm. 474;
"|/"p3,
cmp. nsp3) club, shepherd's crook. Gen. R, s. 38 303 dp
fT'Dl5p3 (or X0bp3) he stood up, took (his) crook and
broke the idols, '31
!S&^p13 atT^I and placed the crook
into the hand of the largest of them (ilashi XDpVia, corr.
ace.).P/. 'cbpa, "^obpia CpSlpa). Zeb. lOo'^ nb
>:2ip3
'133 Rashi(ed!'^Dblp33; Ms. M.''iDbp3, Ar.s.v. t5bp,''C)blp3,
Ms. R. 1
'iD3'^p3,
Ms. K. iD:ip3) they seize it (the sacrifice
to be burnt) with crooks (while standing outside).
3?pil (b. h.; ]/'p3, V. Npa) 1) to split, chop; to break
through. B.Mets.99'' 13 '3; (Kidd.
47''
Jp_^^) if he chopped
wood with it. Gen. R. s. 55, end; Koh. R. to X, 9; II, 23,
V. nsipa. Ex. R. s. 21
'31 Dnb t'pi3 'i:n I am going to
split the sea for them; a. fr.Lam. R. to II, 2 ISJpa
'31 1'^ni^'^"'n3 broke through the lines of N.'s armies;
Y. Taan. IV,
69^^
top "jinb in"l3.
2) to cross, make a
short cut, pass over. Y. Pes. I,
27''
hot. D"'3"inuJ -i:in
'31
"I'^Spia a court which people use for crossing. Erub
16''; Sabb. lOl'' (a low wall) '3 '31 QiiianUJ over which
ihe kids pass; v. nii'pa.
3)
(cmp. yasa) to break through
the ground, esp. as a legal fictioir for alevitical inipvrrity
the cause of which is vrnderground, but which aff"ect.s
the things above and beneath. Ohol.VI, 6 nspia nH'^^r^
'31
the impurity breaks through the groand and rises, and
breaks through and goes down; a. fr. Koh. R. Ill, K'.
ribl"1 '13 Dnn fT^n the blood broke through and rose.
Midr. Till, to Ps. LXXVIII, 45 "il:in nx '3, -ii:ia '3 break
through (take root in) the rock; a. fr.
Nif. SpSS to be split, to burst open. Ib. 'p5>p33 "pB'^Dn
'31
the door sells were burst before them. Ib. VbDiI
'3
T^bjt^ the vessel went to pieces of itself. Geir. R. s. 55, end
'31
D"^!! ypanb nzt he was rewarded by the sea being
divided before the children of Israel. Hull. \4^ SJpa") KO^
IMTl the wine bottle may burst; a. fr.
Pi. 25pa, rp'^a 1) to split, chop, tear. Kidd.
47'', v.
supra. Y. Bets. I,
60'*
bot.; Y. Ab. Zar. II,
41*^
hot. rjp^'2'^
'31 Dfib (1Sp3T13) of whose flocks the wolves had torn more
than &c. Bets. IV, 3
'31 'pSipsp liX one must not split
woods (on Holy Days) etc. Sifre Deut. 183 (ref. to Deut.
XIX,
6)
?pa^il yvn )^ from the splitting wood (the handle),
opp. S'pari'aiTj''"^ the sp/i^ wood (the tree). Tanh.Vayetse9
'31 "ispa chop thou &c.Part. pass. r;3l3^. Ab. Zar.
65''
ni"p130 grapes birrst open.
2) to jam in, wedge. Sabb.
67
''
n"'S''3 n?p3"an (Rashi Var. n^'3p^n, Ms. M. ti'^l'J) one
who squeezes egg-shells &c. (a superstitious practice;
Tosef. ib. VI (VII), 18 bni33 D'i:3 r3n3n).
iK/'.
?ip3fl \)tocuf, clear. Shebi. IV, 5 B-Tin
rpa'?!^
'31
he who cuts olive-trees down (in the Sabbath year)
must not cover the stump with ground.2) to lead a
line crosswise. Y.Kil.III,
28''
top
'31 S'^plsin'b to plant four
rows across a valley from end to end.
Hithpa. ?p2rri to be split; to burst, break. Sifre Deut.
183, V. supra.Sabb. XVI, 5. Cant. R. to VI, 4.

p2
m. (b. h.; "p3) [a split,] beka, a iveight and a
coin, equal to half a Shekel. Gen. R. s. 84; a. e.
^5>p!Il, V. xnsjpa.
X I : T -: ' !
n^pB f. (b. h.; ypa) cut, notch, whence valley, plane;
a group
of fields;
v. s:S3; esp. a short cut for farn.-
'jps
|t7
tfn<rAc* Mitf
!<
It Vw^i* 1,
0"'*" "*
*- '
4*irtiitiMit>u
'yp2 Y. Nvd. IV. bg IT.
I
1
Ka u ... __..- ii.iMi4
out - -ikxyf
ir'* hunii) and Mniek v. lb. III. Mid, t**.
t .11* boL Y. iiiii I

, Bf* bol. mt^M TV

t noi Mili^lali Um lot; V. xm. iakb. fT
< oip. pi. o< ! 7^
'I
tfongMM'- x.ib. R. to
II.
17 (n gioH oxpl.
yf^}.
iimu Ik. . tr, .
nqppf/
'
.; diiU. fur T7T^ q. v.
KTTjP^i
^)Y^
oil. Mun. Targ. Y. Nam. XIX, .
I. /;'. >
/V.*rr7; Y. 8bbi. HI, 84' lop, v.
fr.'
"^"^
'' 1
rr^
r.3^Z)lomUrinto, fodMr, tjAl;
'
n ( -r; to ml
*-

>m. *5?^
(-.),.
Zi f<> Itrak foHA, t' in. *ps>
"""2
tho*
' clared tnm) fh>in bodily dfMts. Hag.
**
7R
~.~i C^^iTK we do
*^'

--
1. euncl,
V in ka.
a.
%, only t I pawo ,
<
Mratiaistd) ; . f^
'
<md i
.*H*/W. T. BfT. IV. -fh
'
^n, -iq^i*
lb. ir^ ki.
'9<
r^iqw
"^
11 m I
' : A. Ar^-0| <
;

(II 'arf\ f<*4
Witt ?
Tfy
r. I
<di ta ibr pivaHi c nirr^ngjq^ m4
r TbMu I. M* iMp flnp*1^ 'S
Ralb. R. lo III. 13
'yt eVn
19 Us tiM iiraiw^d>t
MMMlotba*
" ' -
'
4. 1Mb. R, iMfiO.
(rvT. IoDmh.X\
?vt?S Mi Um Mr>
iBff
( Ob Ibaft bar
rnit./ & tl (ni. lo
Dmi. Vlli. 14)
'TiTTpf
r^' <.iao(
Um (pcTMCaUttf) MUtooa u

^. aftd lb
Taiiig of laraal aorataf; T-> 'I'rMiL IS.
Mcbh. Bo. c la opAot to dato* m : ^ 's;

'*'
vcrjr braok of aofi
f
; T. Bar. I, f lop. J
Toma 88^ '3
V^ r^^ dhrida Ika aaia pwwri' nl hmo
two BorBiac*. L a. lac aaotbar act ba Iwanad bacwaaa.
Br. 27* ':
-rr^ -rfgn taka oaljr om kalf of Iba mtarm-
iof boor*. Y. Pa*. V. sH lop L ','.%iM} pS TOT ">l^ "^ r?B
iliaa it ogbt to bava laad ibart tm AoM^lairalM (
yoa raod ersxn ps, Do.)
ti5Sm.(b.b-;
.
-^ja
<"
aifrm Vayikim ch. D, Par. 3
=
-r
>'-----
1
-
'
l*AraiA fbr oArrinf* (Lr
aadabaa
p
;
a.fr. t
*^ . <
"ZherJertlmuf^ ;<aopla1i *}<!?
Sob. m, S
"2
"^
.... .. :.~^ < uai^) I bar*
to aaa him. Sob. 68*; a. t. fir. [Both. B. to n, 15, V.
f^ith in (tba arbitratioa
oO tbiaa bardan.
HiMpa. '^zr.-s Silhpa. -tj^ro
1 ) <o fte exvmmirtf. Geo.
1
*^PB
1^ aoeoont ia axaminad (bia aiaa
ijltblah 8 rrygr
iv. Qao.R. a. 84, read
lb Talk. Qt. 141 -cptc "!: my aocovBt Ac 9)Hb*
tftl, iMtnitd to. Nam. R. . 18 aa all sick nnont
ir:: re t^i U>tl (by physioiaDa).
Hif. *^3rt (V. Pinl. for ""^^tn, . "^j . ur*i .i
:ive frte, fa rrstiyn otmerttkip, fa lirclnie a foprrtjf
>. Y. N*d. 1 V,S8* ; Y. PeabV.bof. I^ [raad:] 7^8
-
-
: !cr "C*! '^rc sn^tr ts toon aa ooa daclarea a
ng lo be ft^aa, it has gona oat of biseoatrol; T. DaoL.
"!J>^
m. (praaad.) ail4erd,
T. Bu[ V, t8\ . har
K'^{>^ I ck. Miaa. B. Meta. 4t\A.
-t;;^
8oc 4r
'^t sr^ tba aoac of the drirara (at ploagbiac).
Sr*j> IInL,pl.7n^(T.*ic:|,cap.b.b.^5:}a.'fUl)
[anpf^y%A/-ONadnl, floaflftw Tmi^ Jad. IX, 4 Ar.
a. Kitahi (ad. yruijL
K^J>^
a. rpS) Aerd. Tarf. T. DaaL YD, 18 rnps
T-T^^fh.
text TV^ "AC). B. Mata. 84* ^rm "a a berd
tm^^ 188 na
of oxen, (Var. S<:"iS, v.Eashia. 1. a. Rabb. D.S.a. 1. note 2).
PL m.
"i'^lira,
constr. inpa. Targ. 0. Deut. 1. c; Targ.
ib. XXVIII, 4.Fern. )'-\^:z. Targ. Joel I, 18; Is. VII, 25.
n^np3 f. ("ij^a) cattle't/ard, cattle-farm, stock
ofcattle.
M.Kat. iV; Tosef.ib.II, 11 nnip^n (Var.
m-|ip3,
m^pa);
Y. Pes. IV, 31 ''
top r-npa. Y. Yeb. IV,
6=*
bot.; Y. Nidd.
I,
49'^
top; Gen. R. s. 20 [read:] GirsrjDit n-^a bUJ ninpa
lai rr^a bu) rnpa n:?3o (o'^-ntu?) is'^aini n-iair nn'^n the
herd of the estate of A.pas.sedby and (some oxen) thereof
covered the herd of Rabbi's estate; [perhaps the second
nipa is to be read r''.'n)?a fern. pi. of H~.pa; v. Var.
lect. in 1. c]
b^mnpS I ch. same. Lam. R. to 1, 9 im XSSa in
'aa one is employed in the fold and one in the cattle-farm.
Y. Snh. VII,
25''
bot. 'Dl xmpa
p
^33? asa (corr.
"i^
. .
nib n'^n'^'^KI 'npa) he stole a calf from the yard and
brought it to him.
SriinpS II, Sil^^npS f. (v. X-^lsaH) levUt/, thought-
lessness. Targ. Jer. XXIII^ 32. Targ.' I Sam. XVII, 28.
nnpS, V. x-npa.
iZJj^S (b.h.; |/^pa,v.Spn; corresp.toch.'^sa); Pr.TTp-^a,
ujpa to seek, desire, beg, ask. Kidd. 65* '31
T'lUpa^ the
court begs him to give her a letter of divorce, opp. to
pSlD. Ber.12'^ '31 3)12pb !|UJp3 they (the Rabbis) intended
to insert the chapter about Balak &c. Gen. R. s. 84 'a
'31 aUJ'^b he intended to live in peace ; a. fr. D"^l3n"i 'a to
pray (for mercy), v. 'V'Z. Ber. 1. c. B. Bath. 9l''; a. fr.
Hithpa. laparn, Nithpa. ^par? to be sought, to he
hunted for (by detectives) ; to be summoned. Taan. 29*
(a disguised -v^arning given to R. Gamliel) OuJinn bsa
TTpania the well-known man is wanted; v, Dain. B.
Mets, 86*, V. naiTr\
nUJj^il f. (b. h.; preced.) desire, prayer. Ned. XI, 12
"2 ""IT in the way of a reqiiest (to give a divorce, v.
preced.). Ber. 9*, a. fr. 'a '{^db 6<bx K3 "pX the word K3
in the Bible means prayer (I pray &c.). Ib. 67* n'^lbn
imj3)3a his prayer is held in suspense (its fulfillment is
doubtful).-[?3^ 'aa I pray thee, v. ira. Ib.
9'.
Gen. R.
s. 75 end; a. fr.

PI. niTy^sa.
Srpll,
^5^j^^5 f. (=!ns.'pa, v. xaxa a. nrpa) valley,
short cut; group
of fields. Ber.
34''
bot. I consider him
arrogant 'aa "^blt^l )HXi (Ms. M. a. Ar. XnpBaq. v.) who
prays in a valley (where people pass by). Keth.54*; 103*
^rp"iaa xbl '^n'^aa 'in my house' ('as long as you will
spend your widowhood in my house'the marriage con-
tract reads) but not in my estate, i. e. she must be
content to live in her late husband's house with his
heirs, but she cannot claim a separate residence. [Com-
ment. '^rpa='^rip5 "^a house of my distress, narrow house,
i. e. when there is no room for her and the heirs, she
loses her claims, v. Sabb. 77'', etymol. of 'a=xnp3' "^a
narrow place.]

"^a "la (na) one of the same rural com-

munity; trnsf.
of
the same class or category; neighbor.
Men.
24''
'a "^Da inV.3 they all belong together. Meil. n''
'a Xin '3a of the same category.Yeb. 84 "^a na (ed.
i<rp!ia) a parallel case stated immediately after.
Srij^5, V. s;3a.
iHl m. (b. h.; "i^a) [empty, open'] 1) uncultivated
ground, forest, prairie; opp. ailT"^"'. Kil. VIII, 6. Hall. 80^
"lan -iHU the ox of the prairie, buffalo. Ib. 'an b^x forest
ram. Y. Sabb. XIV,
14*'
bot. 'a h^ii "rin wild swine.
2) clear, visible, whence the outside, surface, opp. "jin.
Yoma
72*'
a scholar i"ia3 13in 'pKUJ whose inside is not
as his outside (who is insincere); Ber. 28*. Y. Pes.
VII, 34* bot. ia "^in the inner parts of the Passover lamb
must hang outside (not be put inside, v. R. Akiba in
Mish.VII.l); Mekh.Bo,6 iai "jin (read ia 13in); Pes.
74'
R. Ish. called it la
"Jin Ar. s. v.
-in2
(ed. "jin -^in, Var.
in Rashi a. Ar. Xia3"n q. v.).
"l!n, "1^, S"!^ ch. same
1) (=h. nnir, -1?^) forest,
prairie &c. Targ. Ps. L, lOsq. Targ O.Gen. Ill, 1; a.e.

2)
(adj.) living in the forest &c., wild. Targ. Ps. I.e. Var.
Xia bl53nr ; Sabb. 78* '3 Nbl33-in Ms. M. (ed. nb . . . .) wood-
cock (hen of the prairie).
*3)
peel. Ib.
139''
H^im 'a
the peel of garlic; [Rashi, expl. rbs, must have read
Nlax].
4)
(=h. y^n) outside, outdoors, street. Targ. Gen.
XXXIV, 31 'a rpS3 a prostitute, v. |'inll; a. fr.Y.Kil.
IX,
32*'
lab -^ "^ya )H-0 who wants thee outside? (an
intimation to leave the room). Snh.
62'^'';
Sabb. 106*, a. e.
Xiab ''3n pis go out and teach it in the street (i. e. your
tradition is rejected).i<"ia X3n a Tannai not recorded
in the Mishnah, v. Xn^'l^ia. M. Kat.
17''
(Rashi: K3n "^xn
Kniiia"!); B. Bath.
93''
Ar. (ed. X-ina); cmp. i^X'^a.
4)
(prep. a. adv.) outside; "^la outside
of,
except, with-
out. Targ. 0. Gen. XIV, 24; a. fr.Ber.
38'' "pi )Vi 'a
'31 'ai without this and without that, i. e. apart from
these two arguments. Y. Erub. VII, end
24'' n'injJia 'a
without his knowledge; a. fr.Hull.
62''
n'^i''^ na "j'^3'3iD1
and thy mnemonical sign (as to HI'^'S a. NTia, the one
being forbidden, the other permitted) be: keep aloof from
it (xT^a).Trnsf. restriction (everywhere except . .
.),
proviso. Succ. 45''; Snh.
97''
who enter the heavenly
courts 'aa with certain qualifications (by special grant),
'a xba without any restrictions.lab, "la^T? apa^-t from,
outside, exclusively. CanhR.toVII, 8 bx"i113i^ 'ab except
the Israelites. Hull.gs* sixty one, ns^^ 'ab...1N nT^I "^ina
the one (egg) included or excluded? B. Bath.90'' xniru:
'abia the sixth part (as an addition) is outside, i. e. to
each five portions one is added, an addition of twenty
percent, opp. isb^. B. Mets.
53*',
v. XirJpin.
"13;
II, b^n^ m. ch. (b. h. "la poetic; i-ta) sow,
off',
spring. Targ. Gen. IV, 25; a.v.fr.bxi^TU 'a son of Sam.
j
...
'11 n'^'na son of ... . Ber. 3*. Hull. 11*; a. v. fr.
B."
Mets. 110* . . nai nia the son of the daughter of .
Sabb. lie''
'31 xn"ia X^a nipiaa where there is a son, the
daughter cannot inherit. Y. Shebi. IX, 39* bot. noB
'a nib'i '|ni this nan's mother has born a son, i. e. sh^
may be proud of him; Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
43''
'a n^aiNb n^S
(not n'^Xi); a. v. fr.PI. ["p-ia, ^na. Targ. Y. Ex. X,
(some ed.). Targ. Ps. CXXVll, 5 Ms.] T^sa,
'^.33, H^sai
ll. U' ^.
lt lum cnit lli . *
J .ill U (.. .1 ...,)
-::
/<r.
xioni, MM tiMi rmpMUf ^mtnmummtt^l
""
" ',
Ir^, **,
_
^ Xnekann .
v. Vr.
.!,) TXV
*3 imr who i* rUar iii>4 ll*vf9^ in At.
Num. B, . 10 {ft. to -2
rr. \
* * t - ^ -5 !. II. It)
111* Uw
3 nrp M"*^ tikh
.. . (ciMur. fwr*.
Ri, XIX, ) -ff. 0-^ lb.
T K^ ^V imv on M tlir OMi b pogrMA wltlioai
<(riw, MI ihr In DO drMOi wiUioai ldl Ihlsfii Nad.
*.
S"'2II. iral h ertmtf. r

-
Hot Uh'tiiftH^ to, opp.
njjtj.
Taff. II Klngi
.. i(i, . Y. I'ra. VII, iMf. S4*
'3
ier V. -^1 oh.
II.R.K.4*: Yalk.an.9(inurprl.ny>nOi.XIII,t6)
~:) it li fbraicn to ilij DAtart; . rtfni.
33*
'a Ta III* outer rbambvn of ih*
t*^ "Z TO tba outer chambar* of the
t!i. 30*
'a ^pies in tba inarktt placaa
tbroad.Fam. KT*:^ W;"
:?f
Tarf. Kxak. XLII, I ; a.
9,Y, M. Kal. ill. bag. SI'; T. Nad. X. 4t*' top
*=
KTII
Cb.'}*N^
)Ti) abroad; n.yy^B. r7;5, JtrT^ Targ.
r.>v. XXZ, 4 wnm 'i tha axtraua aada of lie.-
8)
(aa
\n) ffrerf, opm |litrr, (Mi. B. Bath.
40**
ait down "pTCS
z* IUbi (ad. MPCS) In market* and opaa plaoaa (i- *
piibtic). I.laU. 43; 47*; '"a 'n tha animab of tha
MTxtti, . -^ I eh.Eap. KT
"^
.
'
Ji. xr^^ (tub. un-flTS-
."C^rm rcrr) BoraifAd (or AwviTAa), tradiUona and
:
iaiona of Tannaim not ambodlad in tha M^thnyh aa
iiipilad by R. Jadah haa-Naai. (A aoUcetion of aoch
tniithat is fuuixl in tha Toaafta (MTIQnr) which baaia
o nearaat raem(tlanoa to tha Miahnah and ia eallad by
.At nama in Talm. Y.Tha B. in f^oentJT eallad
mtrrcr^ (Ch.) in contmd. to nrra (Bebr.). T.Kum.B.a.19
Href, to Cant. VI, 8); Lav. R.a. 90.)8abb. 19^; Brub. 19^;
^.
a. rrb TXia k^ 'a (cmp. 8abb. 61"; Pea. lOl** T->;:
'3*
i<V< ha did not know that Boraitha. Bar. 19*; a. f^.
''^^^
".
(t. precad.H^'srax nnfawfr. Ab. Zar. 2*
--
< xtamal woond.(Adv.) Zeb. 15 "a t "wpn
the >: !uan standa ontaida. lb.
*:*
pT: "zh doaa (tha
bkMvl run only ontaida (away fVom the altar) and not
aln> ni<;Jo (in all dirMtions)?
>
r -S - w Hit k00immt
^,
m <
e Ta<g U X&VIII.7..b'^/Waa (fcr lefli^
it>
XU,^'S nsn ai nmtim Oaa. N. a. aj a.
^^|w
y.
iwd. to
ii4t. II, I fr-- V. iiMfci I, htf.
tr 'a
10 Holjr tejra. pa laiar Bahr. ^
iha toMMk M vliM tlM italMttoa TitM I
(d-h-n-*
ix.t9fnr98fnwT*s
Author ol aeaailaa a thnmilaaf I
iiwpiftaf aalaMl idMMMMMt
. Ih. a. Y. ttb ir
a ^r ftaai Uw ito day af 11 wNiii. Kaflkf'anri
'T'VSMVVIkltlfrtMwajrfiaMMar bMMidtfl ilMa
tlwwottdwirtad. Tamftmrnm III 14 a-l^-T
It, M* hal
'9
*ei Um. ft. a III. 4 '3 *9*9
fft
vaitnn OnHwW. fa. Oaii. I a.|.9
^W 7WAia*4ir
OfaMte. Oaa. ft. ii Si a. a^ro^
'3 IWvdUM tiMal
(Oaa.ft.), aaaa ar ttM imhaak ariha Midfaili
ins; irnS a^ (aaair. o#
-5-
-O. I rf
ii|f<nf
la
rAaWVa'ii2Maf
fdkrr, v.
^ 4t
Bf^m, JVAM.
tItJa (if cbolari, hmmC ffqaaaily apfMad dlnlflai aT
ft. Jadah haa-Naai aad hia
tmm
mfamlm hat alM to
AaMraia^ v. infa^j. & Mala. -3 frz
'
Xm hafwakito
tha tHIa of B'rahM (a atbalar of ftahW Jadah). ML
137* 3 -an (rat to ft. Taa*). lb. II* -r^; Maaa. f^
"3-3 (V. Babb. D.fta.1. aoto 100)i aabh.ll* tvVasp^
-3
(Toaaf. lb. XIII (XIV>. 1;
Maaa. SoCrtai T. I aaly
-CS
'^) B. Oaml. BOB of ft. Jadah haa-Naii. BnAw U*
a iTTrrai
-3-
CM*. M. -r^ . BaMk p. t. a. L aataa
70; SO) ft. O. aeholar of BabM Jad. haa-N. ll>* Aaai.
I. and -ana rrrrr (Yalk. ib. Ttt aaly nrrri. T. M. Kal.
IILSS* hoi.; OaaJLa. 100 ^an ^S *Vt a i taiwl (laiawl
recited he. T. See VUI, aad,
"3 'on r* (laat
1
not aean a taachar or a atadaat waa nmrnft. |aak.
17^
^^2 m. (ahbr. ofr^ -?) imiim^, fm
B,toV,"l5;"La. IL a. 4
"3 Tzsrrr Vqi (Cm. ft.
aoaa ad.) ha growa to ba Uka aa iaawto aT tha
*2^3,
T. "9 aon. a.
"TT.
r:N~I~ZU-s-3. Ft -K-ari. Tais. Pa. cnT. I.
fr
!?
(pi,pildpirs faa.
pL af Pd^?apa)
4/^l*r Aar.
tarioaa. Laai. ft. iattod. OL
Jbah. S)
'3 icrp (faad
icrr, diTa
^?^ia) O
(Jcwa). T. Bw Mala. D. r, t. -rsrs
n2";r, '"Z'^2 .
(P<f
Pay
a
c.
bahblar. Cart.
(
Btym. pw 290) I) fortigmer (ia a coaiw|ila>
taiiariaa. Brth. ft. to IL <i ran 'an ihia
(Motdaaai, coaliad.toCliBlaBj i iaai aa Gtaafca); fiaiy. ]
ih.T'QO.K. trnf^ernr:?. x.B.a.M. Lav.B.a.ll;
a. fr.-) aa la/baWfaal
f
Brnwhawim (t.
sTT^
Gaa.
of tha
I
''^a'na 190 51^2
R. s. 60 beg. inx '2
IX "inx "^UJIS a Cushite or a Barbar;
Oant. E. to II, 8 (for ^mD read: iU312). Y. Succ. V,
55''
top, V. next w.
'^n^l^ ch. same. PI. ""''I'^a'ia, X"'^'n2l"l2. Lam, R. to
1,16; IV, 19; Esth. E. introd. '21 '3 11^33^ hx^l X" instead
of subjecting the Barbarians (Germans, Britains &c.); Y.
Succ. V,
55''
top (Hebr. diction).Lev. E. s. 22 '3
Ha^'p:,
^^nsns, nnzns, ^^"'^-^n^, ns^ns-E f.
T : - - _t:-:- t:-:- t -t:-
(barbaria) /oret^w (notEoman)cot{w<ry, esp. ]) Germania
Barbara; also Britannia (as hostile to Eome); 2) East
African coast, Azania, v. '^*]a"i2. Targ. Y. 11 Gen. X,
3
;
Targ. I Chr. I, 6 (for nailin), v. K'^p'^S^ns. Yeb.
63"'
Hry^l^ ...
'3 ilU5i< Ar. (ed. "^NiU-i^, corr. ace); Sifre
Deut. 320 X'^rjll^^l GJia^l
'3-3
. . .; Yalk. ib. 945
'3-2
i<'^D::i"i3'31 those from Barbaria [,Tunes] and Mauretania
[Britannia] who go naked &c. (v. Briill, Trachten d. Jud.
p. 4 sq.). Cant. E. to II, 8 IT^ai^Db ...
'3^
n^ia C13T3 inx
(Yalk. ib. 586 K'i3:3'i'n3b
) one of you is exiled to B.,
another to Sarmatia [Britannia]. Midr. Till, to Ps. CIX.
Y.Shek.VI,60* top; Gen.E.s.23, end
'3 "^SJiS the rocks of
B. (Azania).Ib. s. 75
N'i3^15-i331 '3 i;3.
Ex. E. s. 18
a king '3^ 153 -jbn^T whose son went to a foreign land
(conquered province). Koh. E. toll, 7 (ref. to harhurim
I Kings V,
3) a bird &c.
'31
'3T3 N3 tT^n came from B.
every day. [Ib.; Pesik. E. s. 16; Pesik. Eth.Korb, p.
58'',
'3 'V^'O, read with Ar. s. v. 13"13: X'^"i3''a.]
^^"^"^^j
Y. M. Kat. III.Sl'l bot. '33 pin, prob. to
be read 5<D'i?'iB3;
cmp. Bab. ib. 17^
^T)ii,
mri^_,
V.
XJ3.
nn2 m. (b. h.;
/^3, V. ^-13) [bright, white,] hail (v.
Ges. H. Diet. s.v.). Mikv. VU,
1 ; a. fr.'3n px block of
ice (or hail stone). Ib. ; v. next w,
^ll-^^
I ch. same. Targ. Ex. IX, 18; a.fr.M.Kat.25''
'31 "^Bia hail stones. Ber. 18'^;
v. Xf^ts.
^1 ;?
II (cmp. preced. a. abm) barda, a cosmetic
lotion used as a detergent, a mixture of aloes, myrtle
and violet. Sabb. 50''
(Ms. M., once, a. Ar. XXS 13, Alf.
Ms. a. oth. X113; v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
N^
J^
III ni. (v. preced.) barda, name of an unclean
bird. Hull. 62''
(Ar. XIX 13).
i<b^nn5,
V. x^iiia.
P'^"12,
Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. X, end (ed. Zuck. 'plU),
read 1'ilia.
']''3^T1!2, "j^JTlD, Ex.E.s. 38, end, read ')11313.
p&^'=Tl5, V. ^0113.
S^'ll^ m. (cmp.b.h.n^bl, in;]b'^) Bard'la, surname
of several persons. B. Mets. lO''
'3
"iHS X3X (Var. XSns;
Ms. M. xbl
13); Gen. E. s. 76, end; Y. Gitt. VIII,
49''
top; (Y. PeahlV, 18* bot. X-^^l 13).Succ. 26* (Ms.M. 2
Xbl 13, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note); Gitt. 14* '3
xnx 3-.
V. x;;^i-i3.
s^b^ns, n^^b^nn, m^m (cmp. xvi-,3) pr.
tt::- tt::- tt :-
' ' f
n. pi. Bardlaya, near Lydda (v. infra). Y. Erub. VI, 24*
top iT^bl 13 "^rsx thp inhabitants of B. Y. Shebi. II,
33''
bot. rTiibl131 of B. Y. Peah III,
17'"
bot. E. Jud.b. Pazi
X-^bl 131 (for which Y. Meg. I, 71* nb'in31); cmp. Y.
Snh. I,
18*^
bot. where E. Jud. b. P. is mentioned as of
Lydda. [Num. E. s. 13 X''bl13, some ed., v. xV'nisa.]
D "n"
j2,
Dv^ jS m. (TcdpSotXt;, pardalis; uapoo:,
pardus
;
prob. of Semit. orig. ; cmp. b. h. Q'^113) a spotted
beast, whence
1) (v. Sm. Ant. s. vv.) leopard or hi/ena,
usu. in connection with ipa. Snh. 1, 4. B.Kam. 1,4 (expl.
ib. 16* XEX q.v.). Bekh. sX B. Mets. VII, 9.-2) (prob.)
marten, or mariput (Eashi: putois); usu. in connection
with ni^in. Pes.
9*';
Nidd. Ih^; Ab. Zar. 42*; Tosef.
Ohol. XVI, 13 ed. Zuck. nbl13.
D'ip''D1"l3, V. bip-'Dnn.
Dins, v. aiiis.
1'^pTlS, 1'^plniil (D-^D . . .) m. pi. (a corrupt, of
Brundusina, v. "^011^3) Brundisian cloaks, thicker than
l-pl2q.v. Kil. IX, 7. Y.ib.32'' top "pO'^IIS. Tosef. Kel. B.
Bath. V, 11 ",-'Dni3 ed. Zuck. (Var. 'pani3, '3nni3). V.
p1"l3 (Parel of pl3, cmp. ptin) to pienetratc, go
from end to end; to bolt. Targ. Y. II Ex. XXXVI, 33
p!l113b (h. text ri13>).
nnm
1) fem. of 13.
2) v.
'^13.
T T
T
'
pi"lil, v.
'|11T3.
riDTlD, Y. Hall. I, 57", read XS^IIS.
b^ri"l3, read X^na m. (113) perforation. Targ. Y.
Num. XXV, 8
'3 inX3 in the place of perforation (hole).
ST^""!"!!!, Koh. E. to III, 14 '31 \sb0U3., v. 1-^3, X1''3 3).
il^nS,
3 ZI m. ("13, V. "^a) the neck of an animal,
so named from the benediction (T^na) which precedes
the ritual slaughtering.
''D'lnS pr. n. m. B'rokhi. Snh.
17'' '3 13
"^01
Ms. M.,
Ar. a. oth. (ed. '^313, corr. ace).
^pbinn, V. ^^pii3.
1*"!^, V. "(iii"^a.
Si^Hill m. (dimin. of Xia; cmp. XDS3X) dea^ litth
son, darling. Pesik. B'shall. p.83* (allud. to termination
^3
in Eubeni &c,)
i31i3ei
'^:i130 ''iT\2. 1^2X1 ^i^Hp as if
one says, My own dear son, my features, my looks; Yalk.
Num 773; Cant. E. to IV, 12 (corr. ace); [Ar. s. v. 'pz,
adds i13X'2 from his father (has he this).]
SDinilpr.n.m.BVwwajaBabyl.Amora. Ber. J^;a.fr.
Rt*
ll
^
I
J Ab. IV. 4. Ikiik. Vlll,
tt A. V.
''
AlllMVef M.
H5l*5 III. n;;^ . Mar% ^.-
-^ Y YuitM III, U. 40\ Y. H, IImIi. I,
*
?p^S m. pt (V. I^fr^^mt yn^ptr, tmmt. MMr.
'^.
1 47*
'S^ 'a . .
.
9*y wbM lit* lUy of rl*cM<* I*
owliMl; oti|k.W:;; TuMf. Anihlt.l.t.'-#tili.7*'
-
2 SM If i}ii> CM* U M eir to thv* m lb* Momtaf,
k out itiiv ofilnloitl. aiu. at* '3n "^S"! Ml Meor*
07*ondMld vorM,
"^ITP Im nMt bffin
:ruin Iho
\
h ! ovtlaia uf hn^M
-
....liy. Y. Mu.i. .. -3
3^ . aVrl; VrrZT
'a ral bolhn (about whkh ibr k no
kfl
doabt). Y.
Y*b.lV.&* lioi. n aVt M0MialM4 wtotaM* oT IbrMddaa
fWt, V Oiii,IX,5<i^bot.'W*<sr<p(iblbramte)viUI4,
ih (abUabcd
i V. m* lop "a T
-
.1
'^giU-,. l)(b. b.-^^. S
tkom% kmt, 0.B. . ss crar 'an tb bt on* mnonc
ihm.Kerr*.T?*^
Y.KMd.lV.M'boi.Tracw^n
Um boMiD amonf thy brvthm (wbow gwlofy
luu
bta wlabUsbad; v. Mprm); Num. B. . 9.
n^Sf pi.
T'T^
oomtr. *Mn^ . rr<^
llti ^ ^n ^ or > n ^ pr. n. pi. B'ror MajiU
(|latf),MtofB.JobMiiuib.SMcai's coltaga, iicrJabiiob.
8nh. Si"* (Vw. ti THJ). Y. Katb. I. W; m. tr.
S*^**!J,
rrnri^
pr. n. r. irr^ryck, daufbtr of
R. Iliwauia b. "rni^ioii and wife of R. Bleir, rcpatvd ii
a iMuncd woman. Ab. Zar. 18V Ib.^ "a nrrs srr: M.
IL (ad. "a-i 'm) (R. Heir left for Bab>loo) in coiw>
^nc* of wbat ooeofTvd to B. (wbo doflod hor biibnd*s
opinion regarding woman's weaknes and came vary near
being entnared by a plot laid against ber cbastitv; r.
Rhi a. L). TMeC Kel. B. MeU. I, 6.
Ui"^ f. (b. b.) c^prm. R. Haeb. S3*; Taan. S5\
a. e. {^a a apecie* of cedar); t. nra a. Mrnr
^I^f.->rr^ SiftaMetaora.bag.'aVesrns thatit
*!*?. Lev. \1V, i9) meaai a brancb of a cjrprMB; T.
Sot. 11, l top :

-'5S (oorr. aoc); TVMef. Neg. Vm,

:
2st Vr ed. Zuck (Var. n-na Vr; R.atoNeg.XIT,l
rirax).
Hh^' I
1^
cb. aani
r^ r^
( I't *
^i
(to iif OfMyA 1 r* ,r
ftrfe^ale. h.t*.:
Y. Bltak XXV. ft, .
Vlll, t, V. r a. rv i-tak H* rsn
frt

ii.i uae May pal a MlfHl i 4mtk
bf ptaMlm. BaVI*.
I4a V. ttyty^ lMkl*t . 1^.
c li ifii
. ba Miy lllm bilM irff villi tkarm aad b* win
Mr*2 I m (pf<M4.| iMiy ii fc, hm0. Ab. Xar. M**
''"'a V^rsTm M*. M. (ad. lurs^ Vrnnni wiMaa bg
waa labett oL lb
'3 "ViVi fo aU lJe wiaa Ibua^ iba
biM^'bola (tW im fwli f wbMA. lb. M*
'91
tr lU.
M. (4. 'an, BaAl 'S) fo a U^ wHk Aa., i. , ite vtea
above lU bang fcala. labb. IM^. Bl
(Ma B. mrsa) rtHMad Um taMliBli (
fr.i/,
. h.rtr.Umt. tlag. t* "T Hp^lC 'a "S m a rd Itee
f..r hit boTM (M. M. irr>^). (Ber. **
Itr-TT, r4
rr-t, r. mt
l-PL
t-3, Babb. ||7
^ss nS Vpr b*
aiiippad tba blda atrap'Wiaa.
Omf. *>r&.
>7r.. P. Bm. Mt). Targ. Y. I DaM.XXXIJ,4 sret;, ia4
5tn- (Y. II s^). lb. XXXIV, (Var. rT:&i. Tks. Pa.
LXVIU, 7 IU*I -ab (fad ^n^).
nTPr pr. . pL Bm iffal, v. ii/jk
'
^
.
wbanea iartima, a liquid laaawira. oaa tbiiijr weoad of
a Log (Ar.). Babb. IM^ ir*=-6 'a a bantea (aT aria) b
a remedy for a bofart a*^-
rr^ (TITS b.b.) pr.a.m. AirMgriaaClr.TII.8lju
Oaa. B. a. 71 aad (axpL-rn* 1%.
HTTJS t (ra) iipii, . irs-ta^
^r*!^ m.(b.b.;r<a)ra, traafoaL Gca.B..7&*r:*s
^dad in iroa armor; a. tr.'zyKX0mkmli0mftt/mad
te fcrau vadar tba eoaditioa ttmi tlw joaaf be dHMai
ontatha payaMat ia fUl baa lakaa place. Bekk. II, 4,
v-Sbrw'a ya "Tss CCSjawrf Binia. wifc'aaatata bald by
bar baabaad, wbieb, in eaaa of bar deatb or dtvoreev Ba
maanaatore ta apacM; beii raapiawibli wMthaA Ua
landed
p
ropei ty for loae ordatariorrtioa. Tabu Til,!; a.
ft-.; . 1
a.^ Babb M^^'a Vp (Xa. X. lip)> Y. l&inpL
KnsT'^a
192 ina
Jj^n'^D^n!!! f.(n3) boring, tapping. B.Mets.
40'' ninia
tr^niann I'ij'n Ar. (ed. xn'^^St-iS pi.; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 30) his (the seller's) trouble and the value of his
tapping (the sample ; v. XJ'^na).
[Var. in Eashi ^"13 his
calling out, offering for sale, v. n?.]
tins (b. h.; ]A"a, V. "113)
1) to break through, pass
through (Ex. XXXVI, 33). Denom. n-i-iS.
2)
to flee.
Erub.
13'^
n^Tian )-o n^iisn he who flees office. Y. Yeb.
XIII,
13s
e.
'21
'a pnna shun three things. Y. Taan.
IV,
69'^
top, V. Sp2; a. fr.
Hif.
ri'^'iain i ) to cause to
flee,
drive out, exclude. Y.
Yeb.XV.lS'^ top liDDS^a in'i'nanV to force him to flee and
abandon his property. Y. Gitt. V, il" inS5 rp-iM mx
n>l2Uti '["O one will try to shirk the responsibilities of
a guardian on account of the oath (which the court
asks of him) but one will not do so on account of pay-
ment (to which he may eventually be subjected, v.
Tosaf. to B. Kam. 39'^).
2) to abstract, steal, defraud.
B.Kam. 113* 03i3n nx 'n to smuggle. Y.Keth.VI,beg.30*^
'31 bma fin^iS^ S<^in ab^ that she should not take stealth-
ily something which belongs to her husband.
Hof.
irnnin to be chased, scattered. Lam. R. to I, 21
'31 "^JUS inin^lH the clouds of glory were withdrawn (R.
Hash. 3 Ipin&S).
nnS ch. same.
Af.
JTinx as preced. Hif., to withhold.
B. Kam'.
88'' nij-a niD35b inDirari^xb in order to withhold
his property from &c., i. e. to disinherit.
Ithpe. nnaniS! to be driven
off,
unthheld. Targ. Job
VI, 13 (h. text nniD).
Jj^nn^ m. (nna, V. n^3 l)) [one that breaks through,
cmp. Mic. II, 13;] leader
of
the flock (h. Iirir), bell-wether,
buck. Y. B. Kam. X, end, T"" if the restored sheep is as
distinguishable
'3
'p\H ')13i3 as the barha. lb. what does
'3
'inst
')153
mean? Some say XTJin &c., v. X^siriDS a.
n-^sisiari. Bab. ib. 20 top. Ib.48^ Sabb. 18'\ lb."l52a '3
KH^p a bald buck (sneer at R. Joshua b.Karha; v.K^itlJ).
!J^'''I3"1D| Pesik. R. 8. 33 '3n, read J(';'na"i3n
;
Alexandria
mn '3n nbisn ^3 bus ins^aix nn-^n^U which became the
educator of all this world of Barbaria (northern Africa).
T : - : T : - :
""iDl, {J^lil (b. h.; ]/-i3, V. 1-13)
1) to hollow out,
perforate, v. Hif. a. tTia.
2)
to think out, plan (cmp.
X'D, ppn); to create. Snh.
38''
when the Lord wanted
'31
nx nixn3^ to create man. Gen. R. s. 8 3"nX1 ...
'311:
is^'^S for He first created all the means of his sv\pport
and then created him (Adam); a. v. fr.Part. act. N'^ia
q. v.Part. pass. Nl^iS, f. nN1-i3. Gen. R. s. 44 (ref. to
Is. IV, 5 'ra\)
'31 '3
l!<%'n
-133'^
it (the futurity) is already
created and prepared.
Nif. nca: to be created. Ib. s. 8 X^iS": bi< let him not
be created. Snh. 38*; a. v. fr.
Hif.
Ninsn
1)
(denom, of "i3) to come outside, bore,
perforate. Hull,
43''
'n X^U lest it (the thorn found
in the throat) may have perforated (the gullet); v.
infra.
2)
(denom. of
X'i'13)
to get well, recover; to be
strong or stout (fat). Me'il.
17-''
i<"i"i3^ IX UJin3i does he
wish him to be lean (feeble) or to be strong?Y. Peah
III, 17'lbot. X''-i3"i X^UJ for he mayget well again. Hull. 33
'3::U5 naiin he who wants to be strong. Sabb. XIX,
5
;
a. fr. [Hull. 43''
"n X^IU lest the wound created by per-
foration be healed, Rashi ; v. supra.]
I J) Cs iZl ch. same; 1) to create. Targ. Gen. I,
1
;
a. fr. [Targ. Prov. XX, 12 'i13X
xnbx, prob. to be read
Xn3 NI-i^X as ib. XXII, 2.]Snh.
65''
X^bs 113 they might
create a world. Ib.67''
"i"i3
'^^'O xV he (the demon) cannot
create. [Ib.
'i-i3'ial, 113">^1, v. Ithpe.]
2)
(v. preced. Hif.)
to get well, strong &c. Hull.
93''
'p')'i3 Xp xbliD since they
do not grow (develop). Ib.
46'' Xi"!? Xlltl gets well
again. [Taan. 21''
X''13
b''T,v.Af.]
3) fo citf, s/m^JC. Targ.
Is. XL,
20.
*4)
(v, 13 I ch., a. nxi3; cmp. Dili Pi. 2) to
expel, exile. Targ. Prov. XXIV, 24 (h. text DST).
Af.
"iiSX
1) to strengthen, make well, make groiv.
Targ. II Sam. Ill, 35 (Var. xbsixb, v. !lXl3n). Succ. 44'';
M. Kat. 3* '^sb'iX ''.':!113X to make the trees stronger (facil-
itate their growth); Ab. Zar.
50'' '31 ii113X,
opp. i^:ip1X
to preserve the trees. Nidd. 47''; Yeb. 97' in^l'ilSX make
him grow fat (feed him well). Taan. 2l'' "UJSa ^ISX b^T
(ed. X'113, v.Rabb.D.S.a.
1.) go and strengthen thyself.
2) to permeate, perforate. Hull. 112* n"i"i3X"i (the blood)
soaked through the bread. Ib.
93''
iT^b
'^"13^1
^^^Vi n'13 ^n
Ar. (ed. only ''T'^ ni3 yi) if he stuck something into it
which perforated it (making a passage for the blood).
Ifhj)e. "'Isn-'X, X'lisnx, contr, '^IS'^X. 1) to be created.
Targ. Gen. 11, 4; a.fr.Gen. R. s. 78 'pi13nxl
in 'p (to)
where they were created from. Cant. R. to VIII, 5 ')1131
'31 n'^l^iariX now thou hast been created again a new
creature (having escaped a great danger).Ber.
54'' '^"i3'^X
'31 iT^b a well was created (arose) before him. Snh.
65'';
67'' '31 inb 'laiQI (not in3'i2l,
Yalk. Ms, "'-i3'iX, v. Rabb.
D.S. a.l.note 4) and a three years' calf was created (arose)
before them (Yalk. Ex. 182 in3pl they created).2)
to
become strong. Y. Snh. VIII,
26=
'31 '^1^2' fTi3ib "i"iaxi ')1'^3?2
since his heart (passion) became so strong over him as
to do this (or "^13X1 Af. he allowed his passion to become
so strong &c.).
3)
(v. 13 I, Xia) to grow wild. Nidd.50''
(explain, the expression X13 bla3in used by a scholar)
niO'a IXI31XI (=m-i^TU) that became too wild (uncon-
ti-ollable) to her owner.
^"ID II, nnS (b. h.) to cut out (v. Xia). Part. pass.
^1"i3, fem. n^!i13 hollowed out. Tosef. Kel. B. Kam. Ill, 3,
V. pin-in a. rii3.
Hif.
ni3n (b. h.; denom. of "^la, v. ^131 Hif.) to
strengthen, to offer refreshment, esp. to mourners on com-
ing from the funeral. M. Kat. Ill, 7 "pisri 'pXI and no
mourner's meal is offered (during the festive week). Snh.
II, 3. Ib. 20*, v. nns; a.fr. V. nxi3n. [Y. Sabb. VII, 10*
top d'^ujin3 n-i3^n read nn3rin, v.
in3 h.]
^nS, 5^^"lil m.(b,h.; V. Xia) 1) in natural condition,
whence
1)
(cmp, 'jn'^X) healthy, strong, stout, fat. B. Bath.
*^a I9S
*?^
I. li
Im. .;..! !,..( ^ -:
"a I Am or*. Hall. 10% i.
irsr* 'Mr*' tttiU 'iwrlmiM', ilia pU* i*f iwo ItUgMiiiK. >>
qS*MS iiliil a
" ../ - I... . ii 1. . .1 . .
1 III <i r
11
rM s.
.-""-5.
lb. io|> prrc mI. Khh. (*. .r.
.:., S >
) tMuiiw. Turf. Kolu X. .Tmu).
2^
r'-^'.
--
r.i, 1.* (U IcriMlito't) lack U food, o|p.
?*
1,1 1,1. \ omii
5?* lop
"31 "^ MTSn now li
\<' .I,- uiichaii (nO<tod by lh Lord)./t.
'T^
1.= :...
<|. 'a*sa Mroof ohlldrm.Fvin. IT^
ll"*'J^ Taff.
\ . K. IV. T.
H^S (\fmi0r. . irj'^^.
niJ**L,
'^J^S
(b.h.) r. (ira) mMMM, /'onMriM.
Qvn. H. a.'l; Uv.'lL . SA '31
OTSS "3^
M to ctmUoii
(plan). tliM liMiviw wr til* flnrt; m to floishlnf (rx-
< <ii>in)4r. 0o. B. a. 7. cad 1^9 Ve ir*^*^ tb* ctmUoo
.t (I,., w.irl.l I *r^^^ op^ab to wbcra
l>, u M* cii'i4t<<<i mttn . . . W
'"
'S B^'J9
to whero lip n ti
a-^an r"^s^ srni- -
..
(nqniklir plant* or auimiila).Maoo. 17*, a. fr. TTK re*"
~r~32 one whrat grair
,
>! condition, r^"-
rr-'^s: an ant in itn nn (thoogh toudl
-
i '''vii thr natur;ii tn animated
Nuld. Ill, 7 "^3in r~~z 11 of a male
.1. ryo. B. Kam. 4^ U""Oi 'wn la changed into ita
or ,:iiMil condition.
r'S""]!!, r"^2 f. f-s) heaHh. tlrrtuHh,flnkimem.
Mh. VL to'l,
N "X i., N* , N*

M h ^ame. Nidd.
47 n-'x**- r*ir^ (or rvad XT . . .; ou accoont of (his)
'l> siiy. Bekh. 4!>^ '3n ttbrTM
'3
it it (awMoal) strength
'
t^
hand (and le(t>baiMi
/. Ml I'W 1 u waakaew.
"Z*"!!!, V. ^-x.
n ^^ I i
^f X ^ f. (vrz) ertahirr; Aniimin
Mtny.' (freq. mH.<<.) iimiii. Tuaef.Kil.1,9 Sf".
'
^. Bfr.
17*;
a. fr. Pf, rr*X. Hull.
\-21*
rr: rVj|
"3
crealurvs lirin-
iatheS<>.>t.'3n(o(ten m.) people,mamkmd. TomaM*;a.f'
T T
t
<i
Y. KiL l.\, .i- t
.J..
V. xz li.
1
1 im%
I
* > ni. (denom. of r~"3) jpn/ore-ao/iliirr
tmallf^Httrti, kfirper. Rx. R. . SO Tt ra^ Vsr: ihia is

be aMW
i
iared to a {Al*a>uld*a* wtxi m dmk Aa.;
Vali. iMli. las*
i*"
'
J!'J (raad -^. -
H Ct^-*.
'-^
Is.
lodl.
Hl^T*. IMtb. ralialt. AflMlak 1.
r*f3 irron
9*VP
'a iWr apyattad ovr ktai afMi f<af
4a
, Taalr.
lb. tt
'9^ 0Tr"S r^ V1V
(|a4 TfWi)t T. Ki44. 1,fl*
Uh., |"v^o icrr aacju Oaipi r^f^l^
'a Wt Umm MMi CUm ar pt)r4Hi
tV
Imi ilmi
of 4nMalMn by Hm teia>. lb. AMm Mkfa 9 tD
bkr oT tlM* Mbela,Bar. ici* 9itn 3 Wt iJMf* wan
OMe blgkara
y
wnwi ttvfag ta Um aiigllkiirkiiii^ a# !.
TiMa. tS*"9i
'"Q
irvi r% . (aaiiliad ia Mii M. a. ak.|.
lb. u^ -z ynMa.tL (d. rmm ^a v. lakb. o. 1. L
nota tU Uk. r t^j a. fr.
80C r^; 90* '3
narrs (riftI to drtok 1m i awIJi
water; in daflaaee, opp. tw
'7
\ m VJ'S. iTary. Rrav.
XXV.tO. prob. to ba laad myr^', edL LiHp
ttrr^ Tka
eotire vena b aorrapl rnibiaaftai of two Mailiaw.)
- I
r^X m. crc) ekuiA atrmm. Tatt- 1 9mmt, XIT.M
(h. toVTbrT)L
TT^Z m. (b. b.; rro) ioft.A OTP-^
7''T.
.
n C
5*2
'Valk. lb. 417.
rrrnS
f. (rro)
/^
OeiL . a. 74; a. a.
rr~U, 8abb. SI";
14**'
itt jwitt. v.
IJ
'
^^f
X'l^T^l pr. a. Brifawaaa
,
Ormf BriCam. Tirik
DeatT 945. lb. Oast. AM, v. trnf^
^^^I. S*^~ h-b-ii-ra, OvHfcr, OarfL Tail.
Prov. XV Tl. :.

z Maker; a. a.Y. Bar. I,
t* 11"
V>

"^"^
tb honor of mj Maker. Oan. B. . M "CQ lOK n3
^>"*C 73 ""ZS why boold 1 give npay hope fai a^G^aatort
I T. Hot. Ul, beit-
47
V
'
^
-
J
-
Js *n is Uke that oT jaw
'
Maker, t. KZ^n ; V. Bah. II, *> top r=r3i(eatr. accjl
Ler. R, a. li "^a STtp
T
t"
' "
'
a>l 'l^j Maker wW asriai
thee; a. fr.
W^'^^S exifmal. . rorr.
T '
I I '
iw trmtmrr, x. TVS.
^ fortigm, tb aaai', t. rvr
ns'ina 194 sniia
nD'^Hil f. (-j"a) 1) bending the knee. Gen. E. s. 39;
Y. Ber. I,
3'=
bot. (diff. fr. n5>i-i3). lb.
3'^
top 'n -|b unto
thee bending is due ; a. e.
2)
(denomin. of T^")?) knee,
young shoot. Orlah I, 5 if a tree has been dying
'3
im
'31 but there is a shoot on it : the old stem is again
like a young shoot (with ref. to the fruits of the first
years, v.
^Yo).
R. Hash. 15'^; Tosef. Shebi. IV, 20 ed.
Zuck. nnx '3 n^rjn ibix (ed. --a) a tree which shoots
only once a year (its fruits growing all at once), opp.
msi^a inUJ (expl. R. Hash. 1. c. 'n "inUJ 'pSD) two crops,
i. e. early and late fruits.
3)
(from the position of the
hatching bird) brood, esp. of doves. B. Bath. V, 3; Bets. 10*
nDlirx"! 'a the first brood of the year.PZ. mai-iS. R.
Hash. I.e.; Tosef. Shebi. 1. c. Yeb.63 ni3-i3, v. r)':^^ Hif.
n!D'^"]5) HDHS f. (b.h. ; -^3) pond, lake. Mikv. VI, 1
1
'3b .... UJblUa inx one three hundred and twentieth part of
the bathing pond. Gen.R.s.39 (ref.to riD-ia Gen.XII,12)
'D1 '3 1T13 "^^p read Vrekhah, a pond, as the pond cleanses
the unclean (by immersion) &c. ; Num. R. s. 11; a. fr.

PL ni3i^a, '2:13. Makhsh. II, 3.Cmp. nD-i33.

']1DD''"1D, read pC)D'^-!3(=ippe$svfr. ^^iyw; i reject-
ed) it rained. Y. Shebu. Ill,
34**
bot. if seeing that it has
rained, one says '3 i^B "'"lip, (xupis itoXu ippe^ev) 'By
God, it has rained much'this is a vain oath; Y. Ned.
111,38* top ']1113pi'n3 i-i1p ^!33
(corr. ace); Pesik. R. s. 22
d-iDsl^SX i-ip "lbs
(corr. acp., read pD3'i-i3iK l.3pe$v).
!j^r]D'^"]ii f. ch.=h. n^ins. Targ. Is. XXII, 9; a. e.
j J^>
J U I pr. n. pi. JSam Barin, a border town
of Northern Palestine (district of Tyre; perh. Kefr Bu-
reim, Neub. Geogr. p. 23). Y. Dem. 11,
22'*
top; Tosef.
Shebi. IV, 10 -laa-l, Var. -;i3al-|. Y. 1. c. ')113 IS for
which R. S. to Dem. II, 1 |'n>l3 (prob. the same).
^^P^^
J, np^ni, v. xp^n^is.
p^P^nn, V. -pBa^^s.

"in-i, ins, i^n^nn m., 5<n"n3, n^nn f.

ch.=h."i1"i3
1) clear, pure, certain; polished, bright. Targ.
Ps. XVIII, 27 (h. text "135). Targ. Y.Ex.XXII,2(Var.-|!l-i3);
a. fr.PZ. '{^y-]^,
',ni-i3.
Targ. Y. I, II Deut. VIII, 9
;
a. fr.

2)
chosen, peculiar. Ibid. XXIX, 12.
nn^nS f. (-113) sifUng, assorting. Y. Sabb. VII, lO'^
top [read :] 'D1 O bbs^ "imrnD Ira b3 what is allowed on
Holy Days as coming under the category of sifting, is
not always allowed ... on the Sabbath ; Y. Bets. I,
60''
(usually "ni3 diira).
n I nil f. (l"i3) choosing, choice, esp. as a dialectic
term, B'rerah, subsequent selection, retrospective desig-
nation, i. e. the legal effect resulting from an actual se-
lection or disposal of things previously undefined as to
their purpose, e! g. a letter of divorce must be written,
with special intention, for the persons concerned ; now,
"if one says to a scribe, 'Write for me a letter of divorce
for one of my wives whom 1 may choose to divorce', none
of them can be divorced with it" (Gitt.III,
1), upon which
the remark is made (ib. 24'^) '3
"pXI "jb S^'j;^ Np sn this
rule of the Mishnah implies the adoption of the prin-
ciple that subsequent disposal does not react on the
original status of the letter of divorce, so as to say that
this subsequent selection is equal to a defined intention
at the time when the deed Avas to be written. [The
question of B'rerah, i. e. whether a subsequent disposal
has or has not a retrospective legal eff'ect, is widely spread
in the Talmud, referring both to judicial as well as to
ritual cases.] Yoma55'' '3
n^b nib
. . '"i R. Judali rejects
the principle of B'rerah; Y. Shek. VI,
50'' '3 "pinrJX ^X
'31 if we adopt the principle of B., let four Zuz (the
value of one off"ering) be taken out of the bag and thrown
into the water, and the balanceof the money be permitted
for use. Hull. 14*'; a. fr.
^n^"l-I, v. xnini-is.
Hi I ' j21 f. ("113) clearness, pureness, innocence. Y.
Taan. Ill, 67^ "jiB3 '3
innocence of thy hands (expl. bor,
Job XXII, 30).
Sil1"l^n2l, ^TnS ch. same. Targ. 0. Ex. XXI
V,
1
(brightness, li. text "in::); a. e.Targ. Prov. XVI, 15 ed.
Lag. (Var. !Xns<i-ii3).
*II;^"13,
"2
^b''D, V. N^^xii. Gitt.
14''.
1
j3
f. (b.h.; iTia; v.
rii"ii3)
prop, circle, ring, chain,
hence oath (of fidelity), solemn injunction; covenant
treatise. ['3 n"i3 to cut a ring out; to make a covenant;
'33 X3 to enter into the ring, to promise fidelity;
'3 "iBIi
to break the ring, to break one's oath &c.] Sabb. 137*';
ir3S< dn"i3i< bU3 ini13 (sign of) the covenant of Abraham,
circumcision. Ab. Ill, 11; a. fr. Y. PeahVIII, 21" i:S?3
X"X bu;
'3
on account of the covenant of Abraham (for
the sake of human dignity). Num. R. s. 18, a. fr.
'3
QinBlub nm"i3 a law is made for the lips, i. e. words
are ominous (ref. to nbS3 xb. Num. XVI, 12). Gen. R.
8. 34, v. "i^lX ; a. fr.

'31 'ati by the covenant (an oath),

indeed. Tosef. Hall.
1, 6
'31 '3
(Var. '3n); Pes.38'' indeed,
those are the very words &c,
;
(some explain) indeed?, are
those the very &c. (is it a tradition for which no reason
needs to be given)?; Y.PeahV,19'' bot. '3n.

PI. nini"}3.
Ber.4S''sq. '3 irbUJ three covenants (three times the word
b'rith, Deut. XXVIII, 69; XXIX, 8). Tosef. Sot. VIII,
10; 11
'3
Var. (ed. Zuck. nini-i3); Sot. 37'^; a. fr.
rr^nil a ring, band, v. ni-i^S.
[Y. M. Kat. I,
80''
top,
V. ni-is.]
lSri^"l!l, S^"l^, '^n f.ch.l)=h.n';-ia creature. Targ.
Is. XXIX, 16; a.'fr. Targ. Ezek. I, 9; il Ni-13
each (h.
text jix).PZ. s<n";-!3, xnxinis, '"iia.
lb. 13 sq. (h. text
ni^ri); a. fr. Gen. E. s. 60 '|il2St '31 itnn that is what
people say. Lam. R. to I, 1 in3-i (ixri3 in 1)
'33 H'hS'U
makes sport of men (interpreting dreams to suit himself).
2) natural state, v. ni'sna. B. Kam.
93''.
IM njTi
MrnS, Tiif. Y.tl Nttw. XXIV.4 '39 Ar^ v.M^mmL
I ..*../.
f%m
Umi. irr ,
?^ '39 rmi Im (wbo
fWV*)
op*"*
t,
i /htmlA ui4 aloMi ttli lrdU
(I. . n rtri -rf^^ ToMl.tol.1, lOllsa'a^ v.ltoi.lr.
;v -.-r -^z n. \u) I) to
y
rii4w
,
Mmi, cm. rfWfr
!!. VI, I. Ik. ft
r^
W ^ Im.
ing rvcittMi HIS vivming VH0 ! 4*> VML X,t PS^ ?
notn iMiPlaf rMll4 lb* li l iwla
g
wrw Uw rhiU iMib.
lb. ft rp^V . .. V*9*"vi vrsn w ara boad lo .... |*mlM*e.
.
BV9 00 ttntU Im biMpbMBM UMlior4 bjr Bto mmm. lb.
"tn^ xnon mTSV
whu blMi)litntHl Um Lord by >a atiH-
buui.-Pim.ltt. T^t
ntcHhy. Bw.M
,fr.
a)*toni/fAn>My't I,. 1. <r ^ ,>gimgrommdfffif***i.
ToMl.8bbl.lll,aod./.uek.(Vr
'*-t3C): V.ib. lY.Sft^boU
Y<nBB; Y. 8bb. VII, lo* tu|> rr39\ v. TQh. [ToMt
IbtM. 1, rnarfs^ v. intt%.]
UttAfa.
Tirr^
<A^<<*JW'
"i*^^
to bt Umrd (jtrMtoMT);
to ** torrMMl' (V. i^^). Y. Hot. IX, I4 lop
TnVT
Mid b biMMd. T.M. KjU. I, bf. SO* if Um wmMn wn
Msnty C^ZiTr
*o^
IP^*^
plcniiftil. Ytb. S*; a. fr.
Ifi/.
T^
(dmotn. of :|*X or r^'^i) lo form a kntr,
tnirm/t; wp. to htud m wim ^
drmrii^ it into f/U
ttwrf aMiHiy tf ffw/brtt mimiiptinlmlfLml,
8hbi. II. 6; K. Hiuh. lO**; a. ttTomt. VbM.
I, rwWB
rn bm (iaoorr. 'z**sz) If Uiy ba hma
unk l>ror Mtw Yew Ae.Yth. 3*(aUad.to0cn.Xtl,a)
HP
T^^S*?^ ^ ^ nOXS n^onQ ^rv two giKMl aboola (ptos
lyta)baTa I to agraft on tlM>,Ratb aBd*e.(B.Kaai.M^
31 rrr^ . . .).
?|^21,
?|'n2ch.uii. r*iu Till
""*-
"' ,'
ii."ii,
ar!
fr.sabb. e?', n. ft !t-
-
- -
(Holy Ona), blasMd ) v,
4;
.B.t.WynirPOT*Tntl'- niiB,
by the Samaritaiu; DaaL R. a. 8 smp).
Tp^ Tp^ praoad. Pi. 1) to hkt$ Ae. Tkig.
It. VIII. 10: a. ft. Eap. to $t(jf frae$ afUr wtetL
46* T' -J? ^ wbD it waa timo to
y
fraea,
mid. V aae, aay grace for va. T. iKYI,
10^
nt'cr rc^:*^: n'-sc what benediction arast be Mid altar
it i lb. hot. :<:'>::c c^sn iok t6 I do not know bow to
say };rce :ift<T it.Part. paaa. Tj^O. Targ. Y. D Oan.
xiilX. 2.-2) fo MupAnwr. Taig. Job U, 9.anb. ft*
^s^^^*^ scr^ in tba tenae of blaapbaning.
Uhpc.
T*^^^
** preoed. Hiihpa. Targ. Gan. XII,S; a. tt.
J[*l (sp*-) f. (b.
b.;
preead.) \)htm, T. Bar. I,
**
top.2> (I knfftitapei fole. Taan.
85^ Hl/ 't ivJit '3 wim
(Var.
T=.
V. Rabb. D. 8.a.l.) (antO the min penatnUaa)
a* ftir A9 the knee of the plough Okten the aofl; OhoL
XYIl. 1 n. Kel. XXI. 2 ^C (TMeL ShabL FV, 90 TO.
'S V7 HT*^ lb* <i<4 r*3 mmm toMtog a mhAi kaaaa.
"L. S^L. H~ i ck. wan, M
toMT littg Ia.
\I.V. , /^ **;-i* sri n.
Ta.J4-VII,. .
-
Hav.t* 'an "S TOn ilww toUpmd l(oai(aCacl"iu<; U4V^
Tmi, ^i'-^^WT* P*"^y
fcir aa. Um tmm^
wtfA. 0U4, iL a. ft 'a
T
^ ! Wi<g> li
two kumini toMM< VaUu lb. lu
IT^^^ ^T** ^
TWi
o.ctoaix Y.
linn*
Targ. O. Dti :
, h


pf^ifpt #* mWHtt, fwtlM, fl^Mfff
PT^^tiriaii o teOi
<Omi. I,tt. to be frvMtel). Y.lb.i. bi.94<
-3 3-r:
~
'an tba liliidi^ (Oan.nt) raton ttol to Mas b i Um
diV.-arb. \ a. fr. 'a iflar 0r t l aM<ag it mpam
hte (ba aaM rightly). Xalh. lOT; B. BaUb. 144^
rgni
romaft<ai tha Matof ora hooaa aoMiita to tha MHhv
6f Inmataa favory aaahar of a hoaahoM aaalrifcaioi
tollaeoiBlbn); ToaaC Kath. Xll,9rsnor9t % &
Mala. 4r V rr-WO "Sn
r
btoaiiag (naaspaaiod
iv^.
InMtova toonMo) wfll not lafca plaa* to thhap wWah
a walghad Ab.; TaM.t*; a.fr.-Paa.ft*, a.1^. nrf WB
lirth 'S TW
v<U aovaraaa a ilfa of
p
a^pwll
j }
a.1^.
t) ftflMlMton, r^^gw
to W rarHad i mtM*
Bar. tft* van anvt not taala aaytfaii ^ ite
abtoMtog.
Ib.40^.9ri'a^haMdtottohii
tba Naae of the Lord to not tevoka^ to no 1
a. tr.B. rv^S. 1) thwi
'
ni
^
XmwMrtitnt Vk. 4*^; a.
T. fr^-Babb. lis^ O ^no thoaa who wffia o Hw tor*
of Fiyar^-
BVaUaO, tha wttwattoa of tha
TMamd, a. Towfta Ceipoia: trtaB r?^
the prayer for eoBanlatinn inaart id to tha 1
after MaaL KaUi.8\a.fr.
T^rw '31
1^ batoothal,T.rpn lb. 7\-r-iBTS Ut partto* oTlha
ginaaaftar Bwal whtohrrfwato Pil iillBi Ikfl^^-ran'a
(hf^
whtoh aaeompaatoa the Paaehal toi*. Pm.Z,9
{\W)r-yt9m\
'^
the appeal to the pMtahan oT a
to
y
gmea, roMMan frager. Bar. 4*^7e^am ^
dtotion on partorstog the
aarted to the graea after
di^ya. Kath.8\etna
'2
tte pitoady bwaiirHoa (.
1,9496). 8ot.YII,.T''Sl
Lcrmsan 'SbanedtoHon on pertoradng a dtotoa <
mandCofaayaboBenntva). Ib.7^.-
of conaohrton proaooaeed to open air on tba ]
nma tooai bntol (r. rvcsn). lb. 8^rmm
'3
dietton baftwa and after nnding the Law. T.Ber.f.f.
[For other fMnponwhaee the rapeciian il H laanli
)

S) thifftiaijj DCn rs-x Bob. S* aq.; (Tbaat Ah. Bar.

Vin (IXX 4 rtirpx
^'''ID-Q 196
P-?^
"i^^iDin, n"^iDnn, t^dhid, Tosef. ku. m,
12,-
read X^-i3!ia or K'^^'^Sto.
n'^^snin, n'^'^sms m. (=11*3 -1-^2,
v. n^^'^a a. -1^3)
T
- : T - :
T -
'
.
the stove-setter^s knee-band, the brick-layer's cushion (on
which he kneels at work). Kel.XXVI,3 (Talm. ed.'^ia).
"IDID, niDlD, Y. Peah VII, 20'', v. "iS-i?.
riDn4=^=:?3- Tosef. Mikv. IV, 8.
Jj<SnDn3, i<ilDn^5 f. ch. =h. n-^Z. Targ. Gen.
XXVII,'
36';
a. fi\Ber. 5l'^ on XD2 (=h. n^'-a bu5 Dl:)
the cup for the grace after meal. Hag.
5''
xriirn 13"^J<
"''2
iX<i^ '|Pi'3^ how near thou earnest depriving us of this
blessing ; a. ir.Pl. xnana, "13.
Targ. DeutXXVIII,
2
; a. fr.
SriD"!!3 pr. n. pi. B'rakhta. Y. Ber. VI, lo'* hot.;
cmp., however, 8tPD'l3^.
DHil h. a. ch. conj. (n"Q to split,
V^"i3,
cmp. D"iS, v.
X^lia)
"1)
besides. Targ. Y. Ex. XXXVI, 7.
2)
however.
Dan. IV, 12 ; V, 17.Targ. Ps. LVIII, 3; a. fr.3) only,
but. Targ. Gen. VII, 23. Targ. Lam. Ill, 3 (h. text
'T^)^).
Targ. Ps. LVIII, 2 X'Jiripn 'nn is it only in truth (in-
deed)?Sabb. 63''; Erub. 16'',
a. fr. 1172K -p
'3
but in
fact they said this. B. Mets.
114=^.
3) interj. frw/y .', surely
!
Sabb. 13''; Hag. 13*; Men.
45'' '31 list O truly! this man
be remembered for blessing!

[Hull. 112" D'i"i3it1 some

ed., read: rT'13it-i, v. xns.]
111212, El. Wil. in Tosef. Kil. Ill, 12, for ^1^13^3.
ptSDll, Yalk. Ezek. 356, v. l^'J^Sb.
:rj^5ns, V. U3.?^3.
U<*pD"lD, Targ. Is. Ill, 22 Ar., ed/ X'^p'^S'llSb q. v.
UJjl^, lO jHi pr. n. pi. JSaniesA, in Babylon, prob.
the modern Khar-Birnus, near Helle (Neub. Geogr.
p. 345), having in its vicinity a Synagogue named after
Daniel. Erub. 21*. B. Mets.
73''.
l3, Af. O'^'iSX to bray (used of the wild ass when
hungry). Targ. Job VI, 5 (Ms. O'^'^sp, perh. a denom. of
0*13 stomach, appetite).
(D^pnS) pbn^ m. pi. (birrus, pt^^o;, v. Gn^3;
formed with a geographical termination, cmp. 'pD'n'13)
birrus, a cloak of thick woolen material. Kil. IX, 7 (Ms.
M.a.Ar."l3j; Y.ib.32'1 top 'pb-ito; expl.
ni13,
v. K^-J-^S II.
Sifre Deut. 234 'uiDntJ read as Yalk. ib. 933 'C3-1I3'.
DD"1H m. (Parel of 303, cmp. 30^3) a dripping like
balsam, whence catarrh
of the head. Hull.
105''
'3b "^lUp
Ar. (ed. 'ab, Mus. m3"i3) is liable to produce catarrh;
'31
it^^ni '3b a remedy for a catarrh contracted from
drinking the foam ofwine, is beer; for thet from beer &c.

Gitt.
69^*
'3b a remedy for &c. [Ar. : pleurisy. Pers. BS<D"i3,
V. Fl. to Levy Talm. Diet. I,
p.
228''.]
riDDnn, v. xjo'is.
yiS
(
/n3; cmp. na, v. F. Sm. 618) to break throuffh.
Pi.
Y"}^
to cut through from end to end. Part. Pu.
'J^'ii3^.
Tosef. Kil. Ill, 1 '3:an )^^n a ditch which is
cut through, going from end to end of the vineyard (Mish.
ib. V, 3 lublS^a). Men. I, 2 '3n 1S-2p the priest's grasp of
the meal offering must be coming forth on both sides.
^nS ch. same; Pa.
y^3
to bore. Ab. Zar.
59'' s-)'i31
XBi'iirn'lS Ar. (ed. nis^31) and bore into the keg, until it
i emptied (Bashi : bend it towards the bung-hole).
^liZnS m. (preced., cmp. P. Sm. 618 s. v. jn3, a.
Ges. H. Diet. s. v. "iXB) the crown
of
the turban. Targ.
Y. Ex. XXXIX, 28 (h. text "^'nXB).
Sn'^iZnS,
'3
'^'iiiM'.n.^l. Be-Bartsitha. M. Kat.4''
'3
''3b' early ed. (late ed. "^XniS 13 ''33b, Ms. M. Nnnii 13,
V. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1.).
p"lil (b. h.; j/'"i3, v. 113) to be bright, shine, flash.
B. Bath"!
97''
pli3C|'''') white effervescent wine (not fully
fermented; Var. pli3 searching in the bowels, i. e. caus-
ing diarrhoea, v.
p13)
; Tosef. Men. IX, 9 p'^lisn (sub.
"p"') the effervescent (wine), v. 31X3; Yoma
28''
top, v.
next w. Tosef. Ter. VII, 16 [read:] in^jm
'3
if it was
effervescent when he left it.
Eif.
p'^iart
1) (cmp. ril3
1^13) to cut through from
end to end.
'
Y. Kil. V,
29''
hot. '31 "il3 p'^'isri xtT'U is
until it (the ditch in the vineyard) passes through from
end to end, wide enough for man and his tilling cattle.

2)
(denom. of pi3) to he affected by lightning, get blind
(or get vermin). B.Mets.VI, 3, expl. ib.
78'
npnx a. xniims.
pnS I, p"5 ch. same, to shine, rise. Y. Yoma III,
beg. 40'>; Y. R."Hash. II, beg.
57''
what is 'p113 (Mish.
Yoma III, 1) ? It means npi3, the rising light, as people
say in Babylonia np113 p!i13 (Xp113 pl3) the sparkling
(star) shines, meaning X1in3'2 ItiSX the light-giver (morn-
ing star) gives hght. [Bab.Yoma28'' (hebr.) "iNpIS pi3.]
Ber.
59'^
(expl. d^^SI) '31 X3D5J3 p''13l XE''pn Xp13 an
intense lightning which flashes through the cloud and
breaks pieces of hailstone, (Var. v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.).
Af.
p''l3X to send forth lightning (fulminare). Targ.
Ps. CXLIvi6.Targ. II Estli. Ill, 8 pniSiS
'j''p"i13?3
their
eyes sparkling (in defiance). [Hull.
112^* p'^13it1 some
ed., read rT'13H1, v. X^^S.]
p
13 m. (b. h.; preced.) lightning. Lev. R. s. 31.

PI. n"'pl3. Ber. IX, 2; a. fr.

pnSlI,
'3
^33
(b. h.) pr. n. pi. B'ne B'rak (Josh.
XIX, 45, modern Ibn 76raA;)near Japho, seat ofR. Akiba's
college. Snh.
32''.
Lev. R. s. 21. Tosef. Sabb. Ill (IV), 3.
p"l3lll, iJ^p'^Sl m. eh. l)=h. pi3. Targ. Deut.
XXXIi;41(Y.II Xi^'-^S); a. fr.Ber.
59''
nxVn^ '3 a single
flash (for vers. v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) ; a. ir.Pl. "ppIS,
TT^I^,
St-p")?,
V.'i^-
Targ. Ps. XVIII, 15; a. fr. [Y. R. Hash. 11,
beg. Xp13'p13, read ''Xpl?.] Ber. 1. c. xnpll'' X''pi31
some ed. (read "'plpll"' asMs.M.). Ib. "i^niial 'pi3
pi131
'31
(read p1131, v. also Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) the lightnings
break through and make the clouds rumble &e.
2)
white
cataract (v.pi3 Hif.), cmp.n'^p'i?. Bekh.38'' J<pi3 "jD^-'DI
*pr^
197
irt, MmI Itk* llto 'iJU'i >
V. iiMl
3 n'ow M iii tiofM, V.
r^i.
/f

V
..
.,
Vnr U' i<.|<, Y KitM I, Mr but. I
I.
Umi 4ui*ftiu< Uim
..<>ilir opte.: Im Mid* blM
II iwii. , wbloh run til itfToK^iii ilirMlkNM, !.. lit*
<'>*<*lt4li t. )*!<* ^^^'^'
'"*l^
^- 1^^' I^V*<
tr "a mrv turing *( hum htat.
~< ':n^
n r*^ |iii ihrPMl (( luiir).>
... fAiMji irA^/r. irAdr IkreutL lli. 3T!*^*
-d AraiNMl ott a<l.
I Hi .. I >
r*8, vonr.MT.) ttrltit*
>r wiiiu uiir.
*- - _ ^
N _ ' '
! rtriN/itfrfMrii/ ifr
Knib. t&* (IU*UlMa.M.xr^). B.ll(li.l* rV^
'3
M*.
M n Ktl). (oil.
KT^;
ox 1*1- 7*S*) piMUM ofivn aII MXiftlMl.
*8^~^
X m. iNorwiM<;
^>t^ Vi.ina ill
!-'
v --r
I V. od."T*^ q. .)
N"""
II |,r. n. m., v.
-r~
II. ) "S "W if /or
I^alMliiip; cnip. Wi'-ia. P**. &7\ ^
'S'^'p*** III. pL (dtifttiM of UwealiMiif omp.
-*:'***)
Hri' uiioni, n oohort of prwtoriana natntd aftar
(uin (ll.nui.ua). BMh. B. to I, S
'31 x^tT
(fMMl
nu' imI. -::<~*7
*a (in two words) Joviaoi and
V
. Sue ha lu iir. 1, 1 IS tq., reC to Amm. llare.
N t
^ 'i* |>. II. in. Bark%ryu, ;iii .\iuurM. t X
IX, 3*a'' t'opfy. Kcih. XII,
35''
boi, r*p -a
r*p^2 f. (pn, .;^;5 1)
cataract
of
the rye, 8abb.
78
^^
V'^!": pr for they paint the eye with blood as a
remedy for a eatamot. ToMf. ib. VI (VII
>,
7 nyt: (Var.
iF;
,^
"-. *
**%"*.
SJ2j>'7?
cb.=next w. Targ. Jud. VIU, 7; 16.
D*2j>^l m. pi. (b. h.) tkMM, Toout < (qaot. fr.
Mef;. Taaii. di. IX) they dn^fed them ^ U^\x\ \c
"an over thorns and thirties.
r>J>^,^
f. (p^S) moTMiv ater (in b. h. a jltaM< v.
next w.\' Y. Yonia III. bee. 40": Y. It Hah. II, be.57^.
expl.
TT;
V- P-Sl
VI It. If.
i
'I. N'
V, 14 (.
tmi.
ou.
lie'lw iM*
Ib. TO, !,
p^^2 A tmmdf (of tm.
ins ft. t. - y'^, mmir. *4 , -9i (to i
|0^
'^ wlnasij II to MaAtf
r|r. |r
(vW** M.... M* (MMrprrt. Dmm. XXII. 171 ri
-r "m Midlliajr makm tW Ml M dav (hngM)
r. mmtC aiar II.
-^
dM for . Ik W
r^
Im I'
a4 a4 (mm alW Um oilMs) K.
laha U oat nUrelx. VaMi. VII. 1
(a labor rbrtlddsB am Um sttsihjt,
a. <V.

^ BnM (la Uiy) >i ws> h
elasa of siMi^. Bab. ib. T4 "an ^K/m i^%mwmt*akm
oM ilily aad M, take MU staly nM fPM It 4*v*
(f^Mteg
l)
-1-5-
kV- bi ba MM Mi MMrt
(ir. As-
ewakwfWd.). OUuV.f
-^l6sWMMM*bdplMy
siA tba frato. 8oh.4**
"Si -^ -^Imm Ibr iW mmM
tha Misi gMlk iMtbod of siawtlM; loc f^. a. fr^
Bub.
ni. 1 rsi nQ m aacb party sbauiai m* Ja^fi.
ad' ditw
'3*
T*?7^
toe a ikM.
'
i) z II
fo ^rvfic; MnrrCflja. lak. St*' 1*V
~^b Uie claimant omM ^ibr <
Vr7 "s^ to aacenain whetbar or Mtibai
Nam. B. t. , .
^?^
Y. Kidd. Ill, ai*. . TWqi U.
B. s. II ; T. Ml*pi.-S) fa s^ sAel T. Br. IX, W
top rr mr^ ba UtfeslMd, alMnwsd aad liAad. Y.
Hfld.I,bec.&l* -r 7*

50nwdbtbaianM(lBraifcB.
rows te.) which the MIshMbs bsra iili rt i d (aa Mb*
stitalas tor tba rsal a
|
ii aaiiiins of atbs 4e.); Bab, lb. \^
TOO, . rr^ (Bslb. R. to I, ft (iMd:) T^O W*
"^^
-m TiC^ ^ iatMrpreiad for than (tba Biblel
in Latin be. . in^ The paasafa is tlili rtl*a; mm^ T.
Meg. I,
71'
top.] (Y. Sab. X,
! Vran
^
^
sr*
rra
'3*.
read r*-s.tli^ salaatail (as iteilas far tba Iw) tba
ouodnen of tbairooaad tbatsadaavoftfM tna; mm^
Nam. B. s. 14; Kob. R. to XII. II.)
Eof. pr\ to U ckmtd ap, fa k dcdM (bstwaca
two aitarnaUTes); r. rr-nt Data.
4 (a baa is bongbi
aitbar for oousimipcion or far braedtac)
,.,-'* nats:
n by iu baii kOlad, it appaars that it was ongiMlly
intended tor sh
t
lilai i
K,
9"0L
14*.
AV
"^ to k sdMbdL Tteh. 8b'la^4 erp*Q
rr^;
they were rightaoos at tba tima tbqr were atlarfs^
yitkpa, -rar? 1) to dmrt etoarvMB, to seel d0M,
tettrckfortndk, Lav.B.s.11 (rettonSam YXII.fs)
yn^tra iu
-
vii ipe* kr 30 nssa wba be dmiwd to
be ealicbtaMd about bis aflbtrs (askiog; 'Wbofe^ ikaO
I know,QaB.XV,8), tba Lord eollgbiMad fatos Acfib. 13).
Ib. 'sn OB nsVS (witk rat to Xoaes); IGdi^ TOL to Pft.
XVm, M sq. ) to c amfirmed, ettaWtkfi Tanh,
na
198 iimn^'Tna
T'tsavveh 9, end [read
:]
DT^a nsltl^ n'l'nans through them
the priesthood became established. Pesik. Dibre p.
115'^
[read as:] Yalk, Jer. 258 '3l IWOi "i . . . .
'3
xb their
prophecies were not fulfilled until Jer. arose.
"I")!ZI ch.; Pa. 1'';i3 same. Targ.I Chr.XXI,13. Targ.
Is. I, 25; a. e.Bekh.
57=' '31 "in Tiin^b let him take out
(for destruction) one lamb as an equivalent of the dog
;
V. n^''ti2; Y. Shek. VI,
50'' '31 llias let him &c.
J%;e. ^'I'lanx to be clear, pure. Targ, Job XXV, 5.
Snn^ m.(l"i3) \)pureness, unalloyed metal. Y.Shek.
VI,
50^^;
Y. Yoma IV, 4:1^ top
'21 n-'^l'ia bs> dipi Jtbn 13>
as long as the gold ore is not reduced to its pure state,
it looses much in the smelting process; but when once
brought to its pure state, nothing is lost.^2) clearness,
truth. Y.Yeb.VIII,9'Hop;XV,15" "2. bs . . .
(Q-ip?:)
d^^a 11
because he based the matter on truth (gave a clear de-
cision).
"]^^l2iJ^D,
l^l^j
Ar.(s.v.in)')XU5^a, mecstocy(?);
nakedifj. Targ. I'^Sam. XIX, 25 (v. Eashi a. 1.; h. text
Dl-iy; Var. lect. "lUJi'ia).
n jZll, JSin
j3 f. (v. 12 II) daughter, child, issue;
young tree. Targ.' Gen. XXX, 21 ; a. fr.B. Bath. 141*
'al'^ai 'S the Lord did not suffer Abraham to be even
without a daughter. M. Kat.
9^ Kn5331X
'3
Ms. M., v.
D31N. Y. B. Mets. 111,8"= bot. n2p13 '3
female issue. Lev.
R.s.25 "jinB 'n a mean woman.X^p 'n=bip n?.snt:
'2
a species of
figs.
Gen. R. s.l5, end (h. SSUJ m32). Y. B.
Bath. II, end, IS*" 'i''1T'n "psaiu: '2
white figs; a. fr. [For
other compounds, v. respective determinants.]

PI. '32,
inxsa, "inss. [Targ. Y. Ex. X, 9 X3ni3 our daughters.']
Targ! GenVv,
4; a. fr.Keth. IV, \\ p2p13 '2, v. 12 II.
Kidd.
71 '^
pn32 our daughters. B. Bath.
141=' "11132 ^lil^
'21 I prefer daughters &c. ; a. fr.[Y. Peah VII, 20 bot.
Xn21ini '2; Y. Sot. 1,\1^ top i<ni1X, v, XFI112.]
ri"l!lll, pnn "l pr. n. pi, SratU Havran (or
Horanj prob. ident. with Beth-Horon, v. "jilin. Y. M.
Kat. I,
80"^
bot.; Y. Shek. I, 46''; Y. Ab.Zar.III,
42=
top;
Y. Sot. IX,
23*=
top.
srinis, V. TT}^!.
^mti, ^n1n3, i^nsnn c. (=h. ^112; ni2 or
tt: t: tt:
'12, V. pi. '|112
; y
12, V. 112) [the chosen or strong,] cy-
press, or pine-tree. Targ. II Esth. II, 7 (transl. of Is.
LV, 13). Y. Keth. VII, end, 31''; Gen.R.s.15; B.Bath.80'^
S<nsi2 Ms. M. (ed.
ini2
pi.; for oth. var. v. Eabb. D. S.
a. 1.); E. Hash. 23 (transl. 23112). [Y. Peah VIII,
20''
bot.
'2
Xin -|^D XIIS "jrix "linb what has this pebble to
do near this cypress?an evasive answer or a rebuke;
prob. to be read xni"i2.]P/. "pniSl, 11:112, 'Si12. Targ.
Cant. I, 17. Targ. Ps." CIV, 17; a. e.(Fem.) "ili^l, i11'i2,
',1112. Targ. Is. XLI, 19; a. fr. [Ar. ed. Koh!
'TT^,
Targ. II Sam. VI, 5.Targ. Y. II Num. XXIV, 6 n'ini"ii22
ed., xn'i12D Ar., read 5<*ninD.]
iJ^ri l?*nH pr. n. pi. Bartotha, in Upper Galilee. Ab.
Ill, 7] Orh I, 4; a. fr.
"^riHil, v. stm2.Dijnia, di^nna, v. -^rro.
YlTm, V. 'raii2.
^II/D, lthp.1ir2nx,Targ.Lam.I,14 Var.=n2;2nu:x, v,
"i'2ir (ed. Lag. Tr2^ni<, corr. ace).
~"(2J21, "^iSJ'Zl m. (blU2) ripening, cooking; dish.
Snh.
95''
nil'^B
"^2
'i^t the season of the ripening of fruits.
Hull.
115''
sq.
'2 II&1X, V. IIS-^N. Y. Sabb. VII,
10'';
Y. Bets. I, 6O'' top
'^2
b)>2a mm permitted as coming
under the category of cooking (on Holy Days) ; a. fr.

PI. DiVl^'2,
"12. Ab.Zar. 38* t:'^123 i^1u;-'2 dishes prepared
by gentiles, lb. d1"33J h^
iVlU5i2 (strike out 1:125, v. Ms.
M.); a. fr. [Gen. R. s. 49 nbliy2 I^X, v. ^^2.]
StlltSJS, 'ISJ^S ch. same. Pes. 27* '2
!!<b2p Xp xni
'21 irP31 fT^TSp^ Ms. M. (ed. jri'isi . . . n^2p 6tm) for it
receives the dish (to be prepared), before yet they put
the wood &c. Ab. Zar. 38* '21 '2 ''21lp to accelerate
boi^ng (make it quicker done) is something essential.
Hull.
111''.
D^IZ^S m. (d;232) delicate food,dainty. Pl^^^W^, constr.
""pniaai. Cant. R. to 1,12 S"a '2a 21:: n"'1 the smell of the
dainties of Paradise (stimulating their appetites), v. X^i?.
pQl^D, Y. Sabb. VII, 10* '2 ')la''Gp''i-d, read T^alC.
ISm^il, v. S<Fllito2.
T ;
T I :
rnilDS f. (b.h. niil32; 1252) j'oy, glad tiding; in gen.
tidings. Keth.
16'' '2
blU &12 cup of joy (wine carried
in the bridal procession of a virgin), v. explan.ib.Mekh.
Bo.s. 12 nsi '2
evil prediction. Tanh.Ki.Thetse4
;
Pesik.
Zakh. p.
24* inx niii!J2 the news of his mother's death
;
a.e.P/. nil1ia2. Y. Keth.n, 26''top
'2
h^ n'i2n the keg
of wine carried in the bridal procession, v. supra. Num.
R. s. 14 (play on 1232 Koh. XII, 12; Ezek. XXXVI, 26)
the Lord sends thee 1112112
'2
good tidings. Ber. IX, 2
niSJI niiiam ni2lL: '2
Mish.ed.(Talm. ed.54* nisn '2,
v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note
4)
good tidings . . . bad news.
Sabb. 63* 111551 '2
.... "'^K no bad tidings will reach him.
5<k^n1to?, SJjniDS,
)rf\m,
i<n1&?ch. same.
Targ. Job 111,26 (in an evil'sense). Targ. II Sam.'XVIII,
22
;
a. e.R. Hash. 19*; Taan. 18* (quot.fr. Meg. Taan. ch.
XII) ^T\'sa
'2 Jinx good news came. Lam. R. to I, 5
'2
ni232n'iX 'a thou hast received good tidings. Gen. R.
s. 81 (in Hebr. phraseol.) laX nna23
'2
the news that his
mother died ; v. precpd.-P/. '(11232, '103. Targ. Y. II Gen.
XLIX, 21.
DI^Zl (cmp.
a25'i,
a231 a. Arab, hasata) to send forth
in all directions, to shoot wildly. Targ. Prov. XXVI, 18
ed. Vien.; oth. ed. D23S).
5J^niI2l2;2l f. (v. preced.) running around in sexual
lust. Targ. Jer. XIII, 27 some ed. (oth. xnili^j; ed. Lag."J'i23).
h^m, V. ^232.
snin^tos, nn^n^irjii, v. xmito.
^9lfe|
I9f
riiu'it 1.4. J l,r Aaur i ll>tiMm|| MllltflU Of
liAi iitf^l
-in
"a wIhw III'
It. . HMUi.. , ..- . .*f4)
Nad. VI. I *r '3n
p
^IVI Iw !*
lb. 4r -at
^ ime
If. X, II. ii U.
4i
- fr.-IU.
-
l..|.. . V^
>i. ll*i Ks. R. a. I
'y
^teas rmra in Um poc th-.i
'
<1. (tlt)r rr do** by M Umj
?CS ? ^S oh. Mm: M|irMd.Kal. Tmv.O.Omi.
XL.I.'
-
'
x.^..
A. - --. ... -'
,
xi\. ...
.fr.; V. rapm.All. / > (tnUi*
\ \VI, t; At Tvg. 1 8Ma.U. IS
^
"'
4^ (Tar. V
f
yx,).
Ab. 7jkT.
'
V-:Js*.
4b%v4vK w^ft^Ms^ft j^wb^m
y^^m^ n.wi^ ^^f.(b.h.; prod.)rffe,6olfec(,
nV^ra T^ th boilM ahoold^r do* to Um prit
.yi,l). Qan.M*boUbotlid*rivit'a TSfromtb*
priMribtd for Um prlt*a gift ttc lb.** top TUt
kVm 'a hn it my*, *tlM hoaldr boiled* it idmum
(ooi aunrd). lb. in HuiUO ite
'2
yyn when it
*H hiUl tnke Ae. (h>m the rmn* it mnt thai it
be boiled joined to (or jointly with) the body of
nun. Tiuah. Tayem i Abraham nVm rato *al-
red iho flg rip, Le. poln deliberately, opp.n3Bi Oen.
49 nb^cn tat (oorr. wen,}.
[HtC^ eh. aante. Targ. Y. Ex. XII, .
^^
m. (preoed.) coolcA K^V^ Tkrc* Bnk.*
jYI. ]4 (some ed. k;V<^).
Q^2l (r. iC^Vtf) m peaer, tteO, whence (aa a
lectio tenn) gnmtfd^ t/ ^ r^A/, if troidii 6e r^A/.
7* *:*
it^ .... ras 'a it ui ri^ta* flur a* *a 8abb-
15 concerned, for it may happen on an eve of I*
-
concurring with a Sabbath, bnt (when it aay*) \m
loly Dwy', how can *c? Ih. S4'" "T^ -;; . . . Tt
'2
it if... ., it wotdd be right(to inforthatte.). hot
*m4 <br btiim ei lit* flcn <# iW ieh^iih.
Hm9 \ III. * M) . tt
IV \|.i\ ; (I. !!
T*"!
P I
Te#w

4 W (A' f.
hh. M^ II
^
'
l^J
rrnr iw bw . awl ^t**
ftwid. * T --/
<-L au MeAi rrip'43 fr^v^
I la fhuidj > tl Din*. HT/m CjuV
*t^ (ir. -^ II a.
091)
to W mmt, ^liiiiiiir,
/\ -sa, '^irs <
W**".
' trk^jfifi HiktB le; to
fen, le nwtHi ^aD. tr
'3* rvs *^e;9 I mb Mi^
lag good new*, tabk. 9t^, v.
MTtSS; a. fr.ftef. paaL
-yo^ imftrmM 9f9oi mw,
w
ridL T.KiLIXai^iof
srr^on rev '3 ivr he aheU leeeiae n Bw^etlw
> to ibe world to mmm, i. > he mms to iwid aT
>A|valioa; Y. K. vi -jfi **
^Veo . . . feotr.
>oe.); T. 8bek. t

im arr<V pB 'SD HTr. .
)U a. 4 "ai ^r&nov ^ nm ikoa en toflMaei the* I
iiave farnf ^en Ibee Ae. T. Ber. T, end. V*; e. a.
.ViMya. "^ya to tr ftmiirmti, le rtwrfnr ^eed Itfty
.
Peeik. B. a. 4t enas
'3
be ww Mieiil itoi be waald
have ebOdiaa. Oaa. E. a. 47; e. At S&ro rrwsn Ae
'
waa aMarMl thai abe woaM naraeber cbild. (T. *^ll.)
*iCZt
*^C!f
I eb.aae, l)lete^W;-*l>-i^ Tk^
Y. O^n. XXI, 7. TMf. T. n fb. XUX, tl
W
'
V!
-
Bk.
*m
^ M pneed. P>. Tafy. Y. lOaa-XLIX. tl.
Tare. Jer. XX, lA; a. tr. (Ta>l- Y. U Daat. IT. U, v.
/fA/M.-^^BTti ae pfeead. KUkpa. Ttof. Blb I, ; a. e.
M^ w^ IL
'
IWm m. (b. h.; . piaeed.) (njpr. wena, mmkI^ (>
ifttiy,- T. Freitag Arab. Diet. .T. bar. a. eaqi.Sr6] Wd(p
(b.b.): /Cedh, nMMf. HalLTIII,! 'SnVs aaj ktodofi
lb. If^ rrwr *t^ meat eatea (or ntM^lag tbe i
L e. laeaiBr meal of meat, opp. to mci iietol aMala (.
Dent. Xn, 10)l lb. IT*, t. nr-ro; a. fr.cm 'S (abbr.
1*^) flerii and blood, L e. eairfBlaMm. Ber. S9*; a.v.A-.
X^w^ H^'m^Z I, H~'wZ* **w^ w^ eb-aeme;
l)6edjr.'/Crdk mtitt. Tan;. Gen. 11. 21. Taq^. IT.XIII,t;
a.T.fk-.jpaU.loa^'a^ "<a...Kr<93l leaiii to eat aeaw^
thi^ tmikB^ like BMat witfa aulk. 8abb.l40^; a.e.fkv
2)mwtolL Tbrg. T. Oea. XLl ts. TM.Jr.XYII,S;a..
TOa
200 xnb^na
II Gen. XXI, 7^
'
*nri1"lto same. Y.Maas. Sh.V, 56top'Dl
'2
(=S<03
'31) a cup for good news must be full; Y. Hag. II.
78^^
bot. lnrfl-i-'il!3; Y. Bets. II, 6r top Xm^iUJn.
^'^11
m.
(
]AttJ2, V. preced. ws.) seasoning, relishes.
Targ. Job VI, 6 (h.text bS'J.Ber. 40^ '3 -"^-iS "pT n-^ls this
(bread, being well seasoned) requires no seasoning relishes
to go with it; v.
')P)S'i^.
nip^Hl, V. ncia.
riill f. (b. h., contr. of n52) daughter; maiden, girl;
servant-girl (opp. nnSffl slave). Gitt.
89-''
^"tfh nn a
daughter of Abraham our father, a Jewess. B.Bath.
109''
inr3 '^'nn
"^^
'ni
p
son and daughter are legally the
same. Kidd. II, 3 nbnj nnS^ IX ra (Bab. ed. "Tiaa) a
maid or a slave as hair-dresser; a. fr.

PI. nisa, constr.

niaa. Sabb.VI, 6 'an ^^Vfe. Kidd.
64=' '=i np^ ^x^'i;^
'3
IsraeUtish daughters (married to a degraded priest, v.
hhxi) are a well of purification (means of restoration to
priestly ranks); a. fr.Also Ch. ns (v. STiS). Targ. Deut.
XV, 12.Mostly in compounds. Targ. I Sam. I, 16
'3
XSJU:'^ (h. text
^yi^3
r3); v. infra.[Y. Keth. II,
26''
hot.,
read : n-^nrfS 'nn3. Y. Gitt. IX,
50"^
top
'^31"'
n33,read : 3ns.]
Compounds of ^3 a. ^33 (v.',?, 13): niX
'3
fuel, fit for
fuel. Sabb.
25'', d'^DtX mS3, v.'iTX.XS1X n3 a sore on the
foot, v.i<:5'lS<.
Sabb.65a (Mish. D^SlJ).X-iTsn NSia '3 Little
Wine-Mixer, name of a clean bii-d. Hull. 63*top.S<3ia
'3
of the same class or size. Ab. Zar.
28''.
-b?3 '3, pmn
'3
King's,Noblemen's Daughter, name of a demon. Sabb.
109=*.
[p25 '3, Ex. R. s. 30, some ed., v. n33.]i<3''S! n3 the hole
in the millstone through which the grain passes. M.
Kat.
10^ (Ms. M. N3'i-J n-'3).
S<i"i3p n3 a species of
raven. Esth. E. to I, 4, v. baba.^1p
'3
1) echo, reverb-
erating sound. Ex. R. s. 29, end. Cant. R. to I, 3 as the
'
oil (when poured out) bp
'3 lb "pX gives forth no re-
verberating sound, so doeslsrael (suffer silently).

2)Bath-
Kol, divine voice, a sort of substitute for prophecy.
Yoma9'^; a.fr.253^ ni33 a species of figs, v.rna. Maasr.
II, 8 ;
a.fr.HTO
'3
a species of white figs. Dem.1,
1
; a. e.
n?3pU5
'3 young sycamore-figs. lb.; Ber.40'', v. xb3W.

j^rr^n n3 the small bung-hole in the spicket, to be opened

for examining the flavor of the wine. Ab. Zar.
66''.

[For
other compounds, v. respective determinants.]Chald.
pi., V. nn3.
nS II f., adv. n3a [daughter, product
of],
^TX^
'33
(=UJX"i nTipT '33) headlong; nnx '33 (=nnx ti^''^'J '33,
n3'iri3 '33 &c.), at once, simultaneously, s^idde^ily. Yoma
38''
DtT^'iinxb
'"1 '33 n"'"ipt3 (Ms. M. nnx'33) staggered backward
with a sudden movement (enchanted with the beauty of
the music); Cant. R. to III, 6 '31
"^^^3; Y.Shek.V,
48'"
bot. ^X1 ri3 lb p^pt3 (read '33) rushed forward to him
headlong (to congratulate him). Yoma 67^ '"i '33 llplt
Ar. a. Ms. Oxf. (ed. Ip'mi) he pushes the scapegoat down
the precipice headlong. Sncc.
14'' '33 i15
.13 IpiriU "^la
"1
(Ms. M. rnx
'33 IffiXI "^la . . ., read lUSK"! '33) wide
enough for a goat to leap through with one headlong
rush. Erub.16^' 'T '33 '"JSn 'ir xblU "in:
(Ms. M. xbTT . . .
'X
'33 I'lSn np'ni;
Tosef. Kil. IV, 6 ^^Ik'n D33i
xb^U . . .;
Erub. 1. c. bot. 'N '33) less space than a goat would
require &c.Yoma
38''
'St '33 n3ni3 rr^n would write
a word of fourletters (with four pens between his fingers)
at a time. Pes.
86''
who empties his goblet 'St '33
in
one draught. Num. R. s. 4 they did not drop the curtain
'St
'33
at once, opp. St3;?2ip stS553ip; a.fr.
n^ III c. (b. h.) hath, a measure; v. S<ri'ian.
nri^ f. (b. h.;=nn3, V.
in3)
desolation. Gen. R.
s. 31; Yalk. ib. 51 (ref. to
'31
S<3 . . .
^p
Gen. VI, 13)
their term has come
'3
nill5>'b to make (the earth) a
waste.
Is"riij pi. ffsri" Ik :!^ f. same, esp.f^e untillable cuts
in the%alley or field l^c'mp. nitns Is.VII, 19). Sabb.lio''
let him cut porret St'nUJ'iol '3^ Ar. (Var. Stn315 ed. Koh.;
oth. ed. Stmi3; Ms. M. Stniins^^, ed. iTiDi^al StnirODO)
from the waste parts of the valley; v. Stns.
JJ^binS, V. stnbsira.
T : T ! .
ntlinB f. (b. h. ; bn3, ]/n3, to separate; cmp. '-iln3;
V. Ges. H. Diet. s. v.) [retired, untouched,'] 1) virgin.

PL nibms. Tosef. Shebi. Ill, 14 sq. ,ln '3 irbUJ b'thulah is

used in three ways,
'31
D1S< nblJl3 of a human being
(virgin), ofsoil (unbroken), and of sycamores (untrimmed)
;
Nidd.
8"'; Y. ib. I, 49\ Yeb.
61*' nir3 Stbst
'3
"pst under
b'thulah (in a legal sense) a girl between twelve and
twelve and a half years is meant, v. ni"l53. Ohol. XVI, 4
'3b . . . SJ"i5ia;U is until he reaches a rock or unbroken
ground. Sabb.
90" Tniin nbir3 a closed rose (Var. quot.
in Ar., a. Ms. 0. nbins). Y. Sot. Ill, 19^ n'^Sa'iiS '3
an
ascetic maid (retired from social pleasures); Sot.
22''
n">3b''i:s '3 (n"'3'i'ib}:)
a prayerful (bigoted) maid; a. fr.

2)
(only in pi.) the two posts supporting the beam in the
toine-press (Lat. gemelli, sorores). B. Bath. IV, 5 (67''),
expl.ni03lb3.3)
Virgo, sign of the Zodiac. Yalk.Ex.418.
Ib. I Kings 185. Pesik. R. s. 20.
D"'5^nl!l, I'^^pinS m. pi. (b. h.; preced.) virginitg,
token or symptom
of
virginity.
'3
ri3S':3 suit of a husband
against his young married wife concerning her virginity
(Deut. XXII, 13 sq.). Keth. I, 1 ; a. fr.Y. Yeb. VI, r
top, a. e. <T^bl^3 ibs the symptoms of virginity may have
disappeared by absorption. Y. Nidd. 49* bot. '3b lnbiri3
a b'thulah (virgin) as to virginity, opp. B'^^lb as to
menstruation.
l^b^nS
ch. same. Targ. O. Deut. XXII, 14; a. e.
Y. Keth. I,
25''
hot.; a. e.
Jj^Snlpin^J, ^55^^3 ch. =h. nbirs. Targ. Gen.
XXIV, 'l6; a. fr.A ibin?, IPibin:?, Stnbina. Targ. Ps.
CXLVIII, 12. Targ. Estli. 11, 2. Targ. Lam. T, 15 (read:)
xnb>;n3 S'^stoi.
iSruinlZlI f.=h. T^biirs. Targ. Lam. I, 15.
901
**!
nt
l^v.K . I, lo
inh SI'* 1^ "a
plMidor kt till*
11
"TX m. h. ..r -r:

-. |^r3 fa nil, t.
It, 17, . Trr^ a. K^IQ. It. . B"^4 *. ^^i;*.
II. *; T-^Tlw*..
^-
e. Twf.u.
. i-
l>-
-1 , ... t'lfnxn "^ro i .^i . : . - -_ - 7r5.
. Rbb. D. ft. . I. note) of Mjir Htnu>r |irivl III*.
XMd.
71*'
wryrvu "a \n (bilow ili mi* of tiiMM*; I. .
IkoM of pBftU uitar* u* of pur* drtit. |V.
M*
ibMR (Um pTMCOto) |MM
> to tli^r iticcaMir lo ba gtvvn lo mjr wiemMoni thai
>v riiitt* iiAr Uijr dentil (m bribMi to protael Uwin).
^ I n ll.is* whieb (o|iinion of) R. Mairr
P'V*-!
Km
n'^Ski ibalopliiioo of R.M.whieb U taoffbt balow; %.tr.
kMI HWr
' '
. * .. .--# K.t.ilXVUI.4
"ifl %kim im atM tiM UrH .^ <w
^
Mi4 aatliiiHttiii. <fi|i
-TJ. W *
A
. Ab. lUr. !, A: W^
./ .J...
/r.
x%ii
'* Ui^
**** *"
/
. tWf.f.UUvJlXTt.4t,
C**rX a.
fL Ir.
T9) f*
^C*'
*
-
-^ tlM immiai M
X ...I. K. lo U. f?i a. 1^.
*ZlS!S rra. .
^31
' "mAv farlifii. Ik apt villi
a to avfr, Iwy pwnHhml. llaOL T* H9 rrs SPS9
frn
ba bifgiil bl v t^r...iiJy ftoaa
i
in tlMH*vMjalM(iiL
ilbab*. o*' yBr-
-:
w Ai :^ r"ss (Ji*.
M. '30, witli 3, h^u> Mii a, V. lo ||JL L c. arf. 4tC
vara.) a aekolar ta atfai fta ait 4owa(tai aoari
k a* HtnMt
Mlanpt vivad. (tb. rr?^ i
'
4J
i1
i rrs VSZ (raa4 TSl
ba Mfgad bi (iIm wbolar. to 4i 4ov) a*!
p;
V* ^91 aa to arR.|
k jb H Taf.iobXXX,7
rrr^
M.Var.(a4.7
raad ^^TT^ v. rra.
f. \ iih : ;4ii.i
~
, rill)'. x~i*i : s"*-': , '*i . yi" kc.;
tlatad to n, aa 3SJ. izr , ^ !- n. r
-
proatbatio in foratgn word* bafbra 1, v. lip^^S3^
aa a nameral lattar, tkrte, \. x
[nxa, V. >.
,
r^*^ m. (b. b.; precad.) lofly; mlcr, hrd;
katigliijf^ Paa. lis^
*> Vn a prood paopar.PE.
QTK^ Qiu R. a. 63 (rf. to ST^ Qaa. XXV, S8)
Itro 'x^'rr twondanof iuuioiia(BBaaiidIarad);
57^; Ab. Zar. 11*
0^* it'^ B^
*T^
^ rmmi tba
S"^) not ^oyMi (aa the Mawrab intimaftaa) bat
Golds); (Ma. M. a. Yalk. Gn. 110 S-oa). Sflkm
. Par. 2, civ V (rrf. to Lev. XXVI, 19) 'Tl Vl lb
*prida of yoar powar*. tboaa are tlia lordfy (patrou)
of wbom Ifltaal ia proad. OteL R. to ID. i sn
-3
TZrm
'sn rqo than ara fav M^jaaiin nilara (is IW aataMl
kit^doan) tha ralar aaaoiV Mrb te.; Bs.B.a.sa. B^.
^
Tn ^ morss wbo ia axaliad (nUaa) otar iW ndara.
Y. Xidd. IV,awl,.
'3
vras hre pr* aoatalaava (whas
imiaad to powar) ara otwbaaiif;
Traat. Sofriai XV. 10
enc (ooffT. aec); a. h^

. tntfi,
t5i T.
f
eh.
: N" ~*"V*
(^ ^.
y/^) Dkmi^kNmtm. pridr,
\ :moaoidtlMapparaaoaorprMl
(oo iba Di^ of AinBMiBi) t)ffary. Haf. i^tH.to rra.
Jar. xm, 17) sft\mT*niS ^ma ovar tka florjr of bncl
that baa baao takao tnm biat Ae. lb. ^*^.
'
.*f
vrae mate ovar tha (loat) glorjr of tha bio*i'aiy
dom (Um JartiailiuB of tha Taapic).
to
n?^^ t (h. h. r^; ^) 1)
Knbiss
202 0X5
come (through his good deeds). Cant. E.. to II, 2 n|siX52
^rna of to-morrow's redemption, i, e. Messianic days.

Kidd.
15''
I^St" f^blXJ redemption from service by him-
self, D'^ailp 'a by relatives, D'^'nnx
'3
by strangers (Lev.
XXV, 47 sq.). Pes. US'* 'JH "|^ than delivery (from evil);
a. fr. [Lev. R. s. 32, end; Koh. R. to IV, 1, read r\\Vi%
V. bxia.]PZ. ni^ixa. Y. Peah vii,
20''
hot. 'a ^n^u two
redemptions (of fruits). 2) G'ullah, a) that section of the
prayers between the Sh'ma (SpTU) and the T'fillah (tl^Sn),
so called from its contents. Ber.
9'*
nbsnb
'5 ~OD he
recited the T'fillah immediately after closing the G'ullah
(with the benediction bxTi""! bxa). lb. 4'';
a. fr.b) the
seventh benediction offJie T'fillah, prayer for redemption.
Meg. l?**.
S?l!piS^ ch. same,ref?empfiow. Targ. Y.Num.XXV,12.
jlSii m. (b. h. ; "^XJ) majedy, pride. Sifra B'huck.
Par. 2, ch. V; v. UN;. [In the post-Talmudic period Oaon
(excellency) was the title of the chiefs of the Babylonian
academies.

PI. D'^iixs.WJisa Oaonate.]

I^IT^DIW,
Gen. R. s. 94, v. '^SK^Up'lJX.
Sn^Sij, 5J5Sni^<^5 f. (IKS)
1) haughtiness. Targ.
Prov.Vlli', 13 (Ms. XMiJi'i.S).
2) loftineHS. Targ. 0. Ex.
XV,
1
; 21 Var., v. xni"'.?.
^SJ, nSii (b. h.; l^xa, 15, nj to rise; to he arched,
caved) to rise, swell; trnsf. to be elated, proiul; to be eX'
alted, majestic. Mekh. B'shall,, Shirah 2, v. infra. [Tosef.
M. Kat. I, 7 nxia, V. r^i-ii.']
Pi. nxa, nx-^a to exalt. Mekh. 1. c. I'^nxsT -issta He (the
Lord) exalted me, and I exalt him; Tanh. ib. 12 "^STXa
rn-^XSI; Talk. Ex. 242 rmxiai (corr. ace), Y. Taan.
Ill,
67'"'
top (ref. to Job XXIII, 29) ... . ib-^BlUnb ^n-nax "^SX
*|nis<:l3 I (the Lord) decreed to humble them (by dearth),
and thouto raise them (Bab. ib. 23" inrajtl),
Hithpa. rtxann, Nithpa. Mxsns to show one's self
glorious, exalt one's self, be exalted; (in an evil sense)
to be proud, boast, to lord it. Mekh. 1. c. (ref. to Ex.
XV, 1) PiSxannb T^rsi nxa He was glorious and Avill be&c.
Ib. ts^iSian^H h3 hyi Xin Hsan'S He exalts himself above
all those who are boastful,
'31 T^SSb '5ni3 rT'l^Ti: naaa for
that with which the nations boast themselves, becomes the
means of their punishment; Tanh.l. c.Hag. 13'', v. Jixa.
Ib.
5'' '31 'anian D3^B an officer who lords it over the corti-
munity. B. Bath. 98* '31 vrb'Cl 'Jnnn who parades the
scholar's cloak. Tosef. Sot. HI, 10 sq,
'31 xbx ilXJTO xb
became haughty only in consequence of the bounties &c.;
Snh.
109=^. Ber. lO'' n 'an31 nnyui b35<UJ ^nxb Ms. M.
(ed. 'SniUJ -inxb; Yalk. Kings 'SnJI riT
;
Lev. 616
nsSUJ "inxb) after this man has eaten and drunk and
become haughty, v. D'^XS. Lev.R.s.lO I'^bs inb 'aw (Ex.
R. s. 37 inS"! nnt) became overbearing,
''S5) lJ^i^5 ch. same; to rise, grow &c. Targ. I Sam.
II, 5 "|X5 (some ed. ")3J5).
Rhpa. "'XSn'^X, ''XsriiX 1) to grow high. Targ. Job
Vin, 11 (h. text nxJ"^).2) to be exalted; to be proud.
Targ.Ex.XV,l;21. Targ. Y. II Gen. XXXIV, 31 (labsbri);
a. e.
r\v^!\ pi. of. X15.
r^<5, V. T15.
T
D"S5, V, Dia a, cina.
T
"
U Nil m. pi. (abstract noun, v. nXw; cmp. D'^';''!') ^f^ff-
iness, excellence; (in a bad sense) haughtiness. Hull.
92^
(play on O^i^"^^, Gen. XL, 10)
'31
bsiS
'5 "^Sifj nujb'ii the
three princes of excellence (influential patrons of Israel)
in every generation (in Palestine under the Roman, in
Babylon under the Parthian government). Ber. lo'';
Yalk. Lev. 616 (ref. to I Kings XIV, 9) T^-'Xa xbx
?iia n"X
read not gavvekha (thy body), but geekha, thy swelling
or pride (applied to taking a meal before prayer), v.
tlX5.
"cSi( (b. h.) [to cover, cmp. Job III,
4;] to ransovi,
redeem, protect. Pes. X, 6 '31 'M 13bX5 has protecteil
us and redeemed our ancestors. Gen. R. s. 78, beg.;
Midr. Till, to Ps. XXV, beg.; Lam. R. to III, 23 -piSI-ax
isbxab n21 thy faith is great enough to redeem us.
Gen! R. s. 44.Kidd. 2o'^ "pxsnb bxisi bxiai mb he
may borrow money and redeem his property (from the
sanctuary), and may redeem in instalments. Midr.
Till, to Ps. XXXI, beg. 13niX bxa redeem us; a. fr.V.
bxia.
Nif. bx53 to be redeemed. Ber.
9'^
'31 bxiUJ"" >ibxa|cr
wl] en the Israelites were redeemed fromEpypt, Kidd.lf)''
(ref. to Lev. XXV, .'54) '31 '3
xm nbX3 through those (his
relations) he may be redeemed, but he is not freed after
six years of service (Ex. XXI, 2). Ib.
20''
when the jubilee
year arrives inbX53 xbl and it (the field) has not been
redeemed. Ib. T^^ ^Xa'^b ins tlfi'' it has the privilege of
immediate redemption. Sabb.
118''
"pbX33 T^^a they would
be released (from captivity) at once. Y. Taan. II,
65''
top '31 bXw'iinb -(SIDI and they will be released &c.; Gen.
R. s. 56 bxS'^b; a. fr.

[In b. h.
'3
also: to cover (with
blood), stain, make repulsive.]. V. bsa. al
^S5 ch. same. Part, bxs, b-^Xa. Targ. O. Num.
XXX
V',
12; 19; 21, a. e. X^"l
% v. bxia.
nbSJl, Y. Hall. I,
57''
'a ibia, V. n^xa'^^a.
^bS5, V. -ba.
"^pbSJl, V. xi^bxiia.
U^!\, V. Da II.
UCs5=:X?3a to swallow. Pa. DXa to make swallow.
Hull. Ill'' xaujb i?3Xa make (the son of) Sh'ba swallow
it (Rashi). [Ar. reads isa (contr. Pa. of DjJS or t3X5, cmp.
Syriac DSS P. Sm. 761 sq.) it made (the son of) Sh. feel
nauseous (which was his reason for not eating it.]
w
908 339
'
in. (b. Iki as) WWW, oi^Afrf, whmttm li
'A
' wr f^fwr jiflH of iMag, a) !%.
Mp^ WA
MiiMAlV botfjr, Mi. ^inif). Om IL . .
Hl.
Iw
. a.rtihl-fcd Utdy (V. mm) 1 o-*9 iNBT
t gav ti l InmIm, om baak on tlii* ai^ A*.
-
a> mft&i on Um tM4, ( Um fool.
, Miibli. iut*.-b) t^krm (li. k). KU l^
Mldd. M* 1^ % MM
. It. Kmb. 10^. flUAl:
ut ^in rii. pi. rUf,
XXV. ft ooMdw of VI will (t
/I en9,
rn.
n^
MM QOODW SpBM
. IJall. <o^^
.
. _ .. _ .. ;abbr. >"7)0II,
tUk of {cmtK V? ia b. b.). MaU. r. a. fr.
ti|irliiUiHlU. Nldd.M*
:^libb.I,4 (v.CTft). Bncc
inuf.
-Y.
-V?
. -.
I . .
-crd
^id (M tboogb it wrs erd food). BU. U, S
**
'*
' II, 7 aib an rVosv yoa imj (os b
orM vMMb An* Um porpoM of ohuit*
m priaeipl* to priaalplo, fton
\|4. ibkL s*? ^tn mo^ ran
re*; s
-;
ns^ *n3 if on* dMiraa to work hi*
< 111* bMi of bb olivo praH, i. t. wilb
iiuu)r<l for Ui oao of the oUv* pr,
*
i. . with
ulinf, b*
BcU. 19*
l.inrorr.
'-inuiierte bia veawU on lb li
'
" . *^
-
ii>'-i.
: zin i"^ around,
I0* V7
- > > _ > 'litn aava
A lAtrd hit Qod.S2S in tke bmck^ M; \etb.
\U, 3A^ top aa C-Ct (Bab. Ill* ^33) u ^mo-
lung bebind, i. e. tbara is a raaaoo for iuCmpL t^
Zj, S1| ch. aama; 1) bme*, botfy te. Tkrs- Y. U Ex.
1. 3 iTTQ \ riTer>rid (T. I qH). Taif. Job Xm, IS as
n:^
a bodj (lump) of day.Hull.
47''
MSan on top, opp.
iinda, balow. 8abb. 109* vrvcn OK on bis fboi.
:8*mn icns*i'> itwaa tbe baek(doiaain)oftlM fboti
ip. praoed. Vs-i a^; a.f^.il
T%^
"^
^^- T* 0n.
sum. It) ^ .-tr"^ Oan. It a t, MM ai^ iad
XXI, ipT >^.
aw^
tbqj. r. u u. t. Hi .^
in^ rnr
fM
tmm'a hmii
^
mna. ini af ! aaW\i
band. I, o. i

w< " ^'UNT^

'''^
'*^ ^< >> ^
fr^-AteiOipkasVn. Tani.4adLtx.i:.
^
'
at, II
twidh. ipjil ^ 1Wf.Y.iiii
Mflte or 9. proa. Tvt' S^^ ^ * ft *****
a.MrVD9T*lMaB4wiikMa.
- .^MfraMoto
Y. Kad. VI. t mm \mm pniP ^ ^U OmmvIi ft. i*.
lb/y(Uw>tarfd>toirioM
/
. ftar.lv^lRfl ."M
lat MmImI aoM loM^ 0.B.i.M *l|^r r^ll p
Bale t^
*vv
hA W
00
la m ft. ta.) a. r ft.
HII, 21
(^^l)
. (k k{ m l
i% /hr
<Wfa#y Mftr. fOMdl
<<4dtan[i. ToMt lllfcv. , I
nav ft. ft lo Mikv. 1. I (ad. XMk. IBOB.
Iba water to Um pond, Ibu ft *^
AaF9|,
T^
i
riq>. e^|> Ob^ ft. to I. fl (laC to lpV* ttk,|
"an 'J nv rv^ ^f^ cnie Ma^ Ba aMba mm
a auui lavalf Um Mrfeaa of two poad* (by
OM la pwttad). ft^k. M\ M. Sal. tt^ O
*
II wMn, oppi qerv VtL Mtt*. I. I Y. M. Km.
I. 00* boc; Towf. MUtv. 1, Ift T^RS
r^
od. XKb. (raad
23,r.ll^
t^l to ea*< T.
^
22^ < i^as
to mrtk, oMv,
to mrrr. *PK.4r boC tJvM
Ar. <ed.rtre; Brb.M^ InM. td.
/aiBp.
/8
s.rsftr
i^arf to Aaiyly^ jrfk aipw (
torl^ ShabL IX, 3*9 a|?9i ha
ptoala, laairaa ftei^ (opp> sp^ of
f**a
ptoato).
IV, . B. Kam. 101^; Amc
40*
T^zn, v. rqr IL Y. Y*l.
Vin, 9* bot.; a. ft-.Trwt (wilb or aab. S-snr) la
fie*
p
friroigm iij ! Yosmi 7f* 22SS nr "rs 17
*r4cr irssn u*ui (Hi. iu Ar. oadt L'ui) how taif
wflt
tboa raka wocdi tafathar aad bttaf thaavpafaiBaiw
(t. e. what aotbotity bara yam tarn jomr aaMfttoa)T; BUkm
VayikXB, S^dab. eb. IV, Par. 4 x-an sass . . . Hfckb.
B*dialL, VajatL ft namy.
22|
cb., i\L aai aaoM, to rale, trntmL Tkis.Kx.T,T
7Ca;*-'ed. Bert (ed. TCZT**, Brnt^TOrTi h. tastsqp);
ib. 12 Stawb ed. BcrL Tuf.
Ps. COL, II (h. lest cpr);
a. ft. Tats. Pror. Vm, 10 'n 7:^ cs hoard ja ana
yooiaaliraikaowtodga. Ib.XXV,4ZSrakeTaot(ff
b. last Wt). TkrK.Ia.XLVI, T
7^
thtj tmka
cold (h. tact e^i).ifli.Lto I, iVsr (ncvi I) awi
'r: rare as araa tku bmb (thoa) win ba a
1
KD3-i
204 bina
of thorns and when he brings them, all people will run
away from him; [Y. Maas. Sh. IV, 5b^ hot., v. xrx].
S3!2^ m. (preced.) rakings, v. next w. X1T3S1
'5
a
hall
of
flipped tvool. B. Bath. 74*; Snh. 110*; Num. R.
s. 18. Ber.
9^ Xim 'SI
'5 '^''2.
between a lump of white
wool &c. lb. 8*, V. xnrni P/. 'inn?. Gitt. 68*.
SD!2ii, V. xnnia.

^Snn-i, V. j<^nia.
-
T : T
-
(1335 f. (nnJ) rukings, small stubble, straw &c., used
as fuel.^ Sabb. Ill, 1 sq., Y. ed. (Mish. a. Bab. ed. xnna
Chald.). Y. lb. UI,
6"=
hot., Bab. ib.
36*'. Kel. XVII, 1
'53 ps'bn 1:113 the vessels of the bathers cease to be sus-
ceptible ofleviticaluncleanness, when they are so defective
as to let small fuel drop out. Par. IV,
3 ; a. fr.
Sp_35. ^S335,
^;i335,
v. x^nis.
n35 f., V. 23.
T-
'
n3i|, V. ^na.
TT
rT35, nbil, n35, v. raia, !?ina.
n35 (b.h.; V. nns; cmp. nw) to be high; to be elated.
Meg.
15* 'm
l^n
'5
(Var. "inn buJ 13^ '5) Haman is haughtier
thanAhasver (he dared whatAh. did not venture); Yalk.
Esth. 1056.Sot.
5^ nbr^b "^ro in '5
xl:1 and Mount Sinai
did not rise higher (grow proud).
ili/". tt'^nari l) to raise, elevate; to make elated. Taan.23*
a generation which was to be humbled "jn^Enn inPlXfl
hast thou lifted up through thy prayer, v.nXJ.Erub.65*
tr^T3i2 rVy insi iiraJriuj '^o Ms. M. (ed. n^bs, ed. Sonc.
'a^D 113X5? 'nan; V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.; Yalk. Deut. 940
inS'T C^J^SUJ) who exalts his mind in himself as high as
the heavens (who considers himself very wise, ed. who
considers himself on account of his knoAvledge of it as
high &c.). Ib.l3^ him who lowers himself 'in'^nsp nn"pn
the Lord will raise, 'nl I^SSJ IT^na^fl bai and whomsoever
exalts himself, the Lord will lower; ib.
54'';
Ned.
55'^.
Tanh. Ki Thissa 14 Qni3B D'^n'^nJ^ lifted their faces up;
a. fr.Hall. Ill, 1 nnbn nnnJ^ she lifts up (dedicates) the
priest's share; v., however, nns.
2) to take up a lost
object in order to take possession of it. B.Mets.
8^*
tT^nSOin
'Dl 1"i"innb ilK'^X^ if one takes up an object in behalf of
his neighbor; ib. lO'*; Bets. 39''; a. fr.
Hof.
Jn2."i!in to be raised. Sot.
4?'' iinna^in a-ibsu: the
low have been raised. Tanh. Ki Thissa 5; Lev. R. s. 8
'n m "pUJbn with the word zeh (Lev. VI, 13) has he (Aaron)
been raised.Pori. n35>l^, f. nnnJlO. Y. Shebu. I,
32''
hot. what means nxb (Lev. XIII, 2) t^nnjla a raised spot
(Sifra Thazr., Neg. ch. I nplnni^, corr. ace).
Hithpa. Waarn, Nithpa. raans to be elated, boastful.
Tanh. Huck. 1 "jbim TOSnri b'^nnn he beame more and
more overbearing (Tanh. ed. Bub. ib. ; Num. R. s. 1 8 13Jna).
Num.R.s. 6, beg. Q^ay3 1!i3ar>3 they were proud of their
own selves.
rT35, ^"35
ch. same, to be high, elated. TaVg. Ps.
CXXXi, 1.Sabb.
67=* '=1
'b-'Q rfi-^na thou art higher than
all other trees. Meg.
15* '31 Nsb^
'5 Ms. M. (ed."tna) the
King on high is higher than the king below. HuU.^ 7
'Si S<"i1li 'a a mountain rose between them (separatj ig
j
them). [Y. Ter. X,
47''
hot. ninnnx'i )'^ iT'na, TosafJ to
Hull.
64*> -i-i^a.]
Af
naax l) to raise. Targ. IlChr. XXXIII.
14.
2)
to
take up. Succ.
44''
'ri ninnax he took it (the festive
wreath) up once as such and a second time for the willow
branches thereon. B. Mets.
2^ nmaax "'nnn "nnn they
took the lost object up at the same time. Ib. 8*; a. fr.
Ithpa. rasns, Ithpe. nnarx i)tobe high ; to growproud.
Targ. Job XXYV, 5. Targ.Koh. I, 12.-2) to rise. Targ.
Job XXXIX, 27; a. e.Hull. 141^ sq. innan-^bn that the
young birds may rise (when frightened).
mn35 f. (b. h.; preced.) height, excellence; pride,
haxightiness. Ber.
10*'
(ref. to Ps. CXXX, 1)
"-JBb 'a -p!*
'31 there must be no hight (elevated stand during prayer)
before the Lord. Esth. R. to IV, 15 3b 'a?3 from haughti-
ness.Tanh. Ki Thissa 27 oblSJ b\13 inin3a the hight of
the world, i. e. the Most High.
Sn^n35 ch. same. Targ. II Chr. XXXII, 26.
rT'135 m. (b. h.; preced. ws.), constr. (^3? 1) high,
exalted, elevated &c. Sot.
5-''
among men
'31 'ati nx nxi"i 'a
a high persou looks up to a higher one, but ignores the
lower one. Gen. R. s. 22 (ref. to Ps. XXXII, 1) happy
is he
'31 ISUJBn
'3
Xinu; who is higher than (who controls)
his sin, and whose sin is not higher than himself; a.fr.

Snh.
5*'
(in Chald. diction) nin Q^air Rna . . . mnx this
man's (my) father was ambitious.Fern, nnina. Ab.V,19
'a ni-i haughtiness, opp. n3i^5.P^. ci"^nina, f. ninina.
Esth. R. to IV, 7 ibBUJin 'an the high were lowered.-
Y. Shebi. VI, ae"^ top 'a rn . . . I'^S'^r my father was am-
bitious, V. supra.Esp. ninati the Most High. Y. Snh.
VII,
25''
top; ib. top 'a(n)riinS'3 nrmnsn with a service
peculiar to it (that idol), or with a service prescribed for
the worship of the Lord; Y. Naz. VI, beg.
54'^ nsxbiab
j
'at! referring to a service prescribed for the worship of
the Lord (but applied to an idol).Y. Ned. I, 37* top;
Y. Naz. I, beg.
51* Xin 'a 'liub it is an expression allud-
ing to Divinity, v. b'in.'ab for the Lord, on the altar.
Pes.
3''
XpbO 'ab fT'bx the fat-tail is offered on the altar;
a. fr. 2) an abnormally tall and slim person ivith shak-
ing gait. Bekh.
45'>
(explain, nsp, nS"i3 Mish.) ni3a ed.
(Ar. nna).Fem. n'ini3a. lb. (Ar. rnna).
p:i3a, V. ^^na. ;
5135 1 (b.h.; hl^) [heap, mound,] 1) landmark, boun
ary; limit; qualification. B. Bath.
69''
(ref. to Gem
XXIII, 17)
3*^30
'ab -ji^SUJ 1J3 such trees as require
boundaries (small trees, are included in the sale). Ab.
Zar.
24''
nb
^"^
'a this assertion (plpb n^n3 p^ T'Mpib,
ib. 23*') must be qualified. Y. Hall. 1,
57''
top (ref. to Is.
XXVIII, 25) dnb bw ib!|3a 3"S so far goes the definition
of bread, i. e. only these species can be called lehem.
4
bQ>
'/06
SCMk) JWKrfr
j
f. UHlTMl. to 111* MMllMin ftTrH)
' rtiMtefli, Kelt*. 11**,
f. 'J** "tTT * ^4
>.(| cuf*tttil <titt<U "(
...^ i ...... ^,. .
'>-i "\*r.i ii liii.
<
'n U fuuad OVlMlt ur Jent*lln. II, tin
T
^2i il fi.tt. O'M (lligli.tMMl). mnp. iiVh I^
IX. Ifti tell. 9V Kn) aii (M*. II. Ihilb, m. Omi. II. i
II. II
H|).
R lo 1.4 > 3r*
" '
lll.ft ir'V'aJ
"
^, '
K^^y
iif ttublA.
KrO*i3A Y. Tr. X. 47\ tMl ur
liSU 10. (K h
4 i.y
All. IV. I
*^33)
ifroMf. 6r<><-. >-'i
N*4l. ait*
*>
Vy OB M ntfunii mMi; Hlli. DT*
*> T7ni wliti III m bvruti Tmti. a;'
a. R. . ST e-rcbc PkttiMfmna u
op|>. e*e. 8ul. 4S''
*> "^
four (rbtlMvu)
rr^^ r. (b. b.; "OS) 1) tmprriarUff. thrmgtk. tmi^kt.
Ymm
**
ir^ai im M lu M. (mI. ^rsi r-<B to ibm
Bis MtrMfUi 'eoMiM (ia Hi* lonfOTtflbriaf>. Kldd.
49*-
i9
1 B^Op
'^
tan BiMwiim ot bv*ry b* eooM down
lu ib world, nin* of r)- 'vndana bav* Ukvn;
Ih. K. lu 1, a. Nun. R
id. to Koh. X. 17 a.
V, 83)
"3^
rr<T Vc 'S lh airviiftb (actiuirvd by Um
idy) of 111* Law coosicu in 'bappy*. tb vtrangib of
[win* in Sroa'; a. tt,S)
in />irtn
Mi^fftjf. the Lurd.
|8bb. 87*. lb. 8B\ a. tr. 'Sn "Cc from Um uoatb of Um
L3) kifh aft, V. inr^. /T
7x*3
I > mttmifaitiitma
'
Dirime potrtr, tr^tt Q|miwbcrv
ttir I'viilfiirfwi of li iioold call Him
ittK ib Moond McUoD of tbc TrtUab
>'. , '.ug lb powani of Ui Lord, also called
r7rr. Y. Br. IT.and, rUiU %* iba ordar Jte. 'r rrsji
\ 1> (V! iMtb, aadKiddiuliluub8hein(K'dttbab).
iwtiTM^ 4i^rffMi. a abuiaa praWaf tb lA>rd
'
nroth. Ber. V. S
'
,

:;
'
J
of rain', i. e. inaert Uie
in 'the itemrreHion', conuad. lo tbe pnjr for
.... .-Vjj'?). Taau. 2*
"S^ "ra -J ^r5 why ii named
u"6MrofA G'$/mmimf An*. mcJS

,
'
n-i-.:.
'
:; bacaoae
the rains ooma down tbrongb (God's) wooderfU
I*'
yT^t lO Job. V, 10).31
(alluion to P<i. Xr. 10
,tg9
0fei^^. M.Kat. 88*1 err:
-
-2)*aigbi>
van* ia called g:*barolh
(f
*bant loth III, 8
n^'Sj ^r nrrs (Y. Bice II,
4' hot, nr^t *r) a death of
ir'burah (at a bigb age); Ab. V, 31 rr*sas S*:7r p. M.
Kai I. c lb :r>n if one has raaobed the ago of eighty.
s^n'Cji,
'5
*!rr, Meg. 18*. V. x^*^.
O Ik. XXXIII.
. ....
"Tnni,
Z'Z^ m. (C3I) |i4b
9f
dmmm, H
Okal XVII. . ,r^
nil pr. . fl,
.
niw
nr
^-
mmltJ"- > -
fmrtknU. Imid im friml
)
n2|; IX. r^ (r.
ffat ft4| la lAafv Imld pmlt^
Timil'ltmMt. VI CVIU I
fSV-fOl
*4f*.
Caff
,'la It '*
rrr^ t n,.
h. mi I) k^ ft
frvHl 1 ^
TV) H^ a ifiiaf oT I
c>"i>A .1 Ai-prar. havtag mi
T~ii 'zir tb
.,
(At.: frvlBlamc* i Hf lni;
Amk^). Veff- X. 10 m a lapfOM libillM OM Um OwM
of iha hMd (Haklag U bald). IK ^^^n
fl 1 im W
m whioh portloa o# Ike ImhJ la alM ^aMaHttf
yrom ilMctodldtaf4owlbm>diolMfUMlMlr
bi^M . the foffabMid; Bitrrn Thmtr. iVir. ft. ch. X.
Toaot
Mif- .; --fr -a> 'A*
A^***
"
oiiAM* aiT
'^*
tkt m^ of
mrtr doUk, uf^rrr^. wfraLccli.XV t-
rwi ^b'gabbabto (Lav. Zlll, Aft) mmm mw ttAh
(T. Targ. O. a. t).
5( * Jli V. itJ'
y
jut.
*22,
n2|
( /33, *. 23;) fa erfkrf a bill, tMM Ac;
to makr tmt'B trif ftid, C arue. KaCk. M*. a. fr. tf a
later creditor (aaeoad Mortgafae) 1 16 no rr UfW
collae(adirrt,wbatbahaacollac(adiaki0o. B.Mtfta.U*'
rrz SXSrs nrs be iMy aabe hiwiilf paM at
i
gagvd properly. Kallk V, 1 ^sn nt rq ilM ia i
to tbe wboh aaooat; a. v. fk-.Lav. R, a. II Ika kteg
ant a trinanry oOkar fSi^ to eoUact (tka Mto^MBt
taxca); Gen. R. a. 43 rrrsi'i; Tanb. Sh'aini f. QImt. R.
Lc^r^^B3\raa4^3rr,cmp.Oen.R.La.) Bs.R.a.90ir5
"T^ sm *rm who ooliactad fkoa bun (pnniiked bis fori
tbe blood on hia tendt T: TV blTCr |6 nat the
laraaUtaa nollaetad R, bm the Oibaonilea did.-Ocai. R.
.8&;a.tt and 'n r<c:& ST?
rrs jkxz tba creditor hmC
with a obanca to collect hie bill. i. e. tbe Lord lakaa thia
occaMon to vWi onr aina; a. frwPati.paah *^ ettedti,
aruedL B. Metiu M* in ^ eonnting on tke Shakal eon-
tnbation* ooliactad (tbongh not yat dalivarid in tkc
Temple trMnry):Kcth.l4W*;T.Sbek.II.
bag.
4r. Shebn.
4^ a. f^. <n 13 k BUMiiwti aa if eoOadad (in the
powemion of the ereditar); a. ft-.
if. na 1) fa c cnOMed!, fa he etlktlAk. B. Mala.
L c r72b TTSn i; Y. Shak. L e. I'ilUii on what is
^35 206 HD-'aa
yet to be collected. PeahVIII, 7 d'^SffiS tTias? nspn the
charity fund must be collected by two persons; B. Bath. 8*';
Snh. 17'^; a. fr.
2) to he collected from, be taxed. Pesik.B.
s.lO '21
D^ns,''? I^n K^ they were not highly taxed; a. fr.
Hif. '^3^lr^ to cause to be collected. Hall. Ill, 1 nna^a
nnpn she orders the priest's gift to be collected ; v., how-
ever, rt25. Gitt.
35''
nxirn nx lya.'^t^ help her to collect
the balance. [Tosef. Sabb. VI (Vli), 1 nns^, v. nns.]
Part. pass. fern, r^^vm collected fund. Tanh. Emor 18.
Li'^, cs!2^ ch. same;
[1) to rake, v. 235].2) to collect,
tax. Targ. o! Deut. XXII, 19 (h. text luilS). Targ. Koh.
VIII, 14; a. e.Part. act. a. pass. "^ns. Targ. Hos.VIII, 6
(some ed. incorr. "'Sa, v. Bashi a. 1.).B. Mets.
12*^
irfi
"^35
X35P
135 xbl though it cannot be collected from
mortgaged, it may be collected from unencumbered pro-
perty. V. Gitt. I, end,
43''
'z,^ 13510
"iinns they went down
(to Babylonia) to collect debts there for friends; Y.Kidd.
I1I,64 n^Sab (read "^SJiob); cmp. Gitt. 14''.B. Mets. 17>
X^sa she has a right to collect (seize); a. fr.
Af.
lasx as preced. Hif., to confiscate, fine. Targ. Am.
IV,5. Targ. Hos.VIII, 13 (some ed. laaoPart.pass.Pa.).
Targ. Koh. XI, 4 *15X
i350
xb makes not (people) derive
any gain.B. Kam. 98'';
Keth. 86" Mia laao makes him
pay. lb. 'Dl IS
n^a 'X made him pay the full amount,
V. Sfife. Shebu.
48'' nia
"ijiajp iiiiaSX
we do not order
collection on such a bill. [Nidd.
65''
na ^aso, v. a^a
a. rr^i.']
Ithpe. "laanx to be taxed,
fined. Targ. 0. Ex. XXI, 22.
"'DJ, Y. Succ. V,
55''
hot., V. iS^aa U.
S^35 1 m.
(laa)
collected, hoarded. Targ. Prov. VIII, 1
9
'a Xiao'xoiD ed. Lag., (h. text ^naa ;iDa) hoarded treasure;
XVI, 16.V. laa.
S^34 II u. (v. rriaa a. naa) tall and slim. Targ. Y.
Lev. XXII, 22 D^Dn IX 'ST Ar. (ed. differ, vers., h. text
nbai "ix ')'1"in) extremely tall or of stinted growth; v.
n^aa. [The vers, of Ar. obviously belonged to Lev.
Xxi, 20.]
S^3-i III, Sb^j
% V. xiaaa.
T : ' T :-
-
rr'^Dil m. ch.=h. .'?'iaa (v. naa). Targ. Ps. CXIII, 5
(Var. ri'iaa).P/. |iniaa. lb. cm, 11. [Y. Ter. X,47'' bot.,
V. naa.]
^<n^n^, nn^ZlJl pr. n. m. Q^bUm. Snh.
91'*
ed. (Ar.
XS^aa)'.-Ab. Zar. 22K
ri^^^5, niS35 f. (laa) collectorship, office of
^xaa.
Y. Dem. II,
23"*
top "iwaao XliS^ (not ini^aao) ; Tosef. ib.
Ill, 4 imiaao ^1ia
(ed. Zuck. in^i..., some ed.-iMxaao)
as soon as he has resigned his office as (Roman) tax-
collector.
Sni'S^ ch. same. Snh.
25'^
'S laS occupied the col-
lector's office.
n
11^ m. ch.=h. riaa, extremely tall. Targ. Y. II Lev.
XXI, 20 (second vers, for h. text 'laa; Var. in Ar. S^aa
(not iraa), V. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v. pa ll,p. 227^) ; v. X^aa II.
^35, ^S3il m. (laa) collector of taxes or charities,
treasurer, manager. Ned.
65''
when one is reduced to
poverty, nVnn 'a '"f'b Vei2 irx he does not at once fall
into the hands of the public almoner (but is taken care
of by his friends). Y. Dem. II,
23=*
top ; Tosef. ib. Ill, 4 nan
'a tnUSJ^U if a haber (socius, v. "lan 3) becomes a collector
(publican), he is expelled from the order; a.fr.Y.Sabb.
XVI, end, 15^^; Y.YomaVIlI,4o'^; Y. Ned. IV, SS"^ in^jn
'31 naa^u; 'ab let the collector collect his debt, i. e. let
the divine agency do its mission. P/.Qixaa,']iX3a. Tosef.
B. Mets. VIII, 26
'31 DiD31oni 'an for tax and custom
collectors it is difficult to make reparation; B. Kam.
94*'.
Tosef. Dem. Ill, 17 irt'p'-f'i "^xsa collectors or managers of
charity,Ab.III, 16
'31 Dil^Tno 'an the collectors (divine
agencies of justice) go around every day; a. fr.Chald.
xii'iaa, pi. 'piiaa. Targ. Esth. IV, 7 (Bxt. a. oth. "jixaa).
[xi^aa, V. xi3a I.]
"p^II}5, 'P35 m. (laa, cmp. aaa) saving, thrifty. Targ.
Prov. xx^i, 5 "(h.^ext "j^inn).[x^^aa, V. x;aa i.]
n''''DJ, read -nii^aa.
5'^I15 m. (^aa) a mush of flour and tvater. Ber.
37''
(defin. Xrini:) nn"iO 'a a scalded nmsh (Ms. M. 'a nPi'na),
a sort of puff-pastry or ti'ifle.
n^b^D^, v.'ni>aa.
Tl^i'
V. 'r-;aa.
p3^I, &^2''II15 m.ch.=(h.li.):i^^) hump-backed. Targ.
0. Lev.' XXI,
20.'
Targ. Koh. VII, 13.
l"'!15ll m. h. (v. aa) eye-brow. Nidd.
23''
'paan Ar.
(ed. pah corr. ace). Bekh. VII, 2 (43'') . . . 'ii3i3a lb 'pX
'31 "inx 'a xbx if one has no eye-brows or only one eye-
brow,this is the gibben of the Bible (Lev. XXI,
20);
expl. Gem. ib. pa IX l!J"il0 im this is what is deducted
by interpretation from gibben (ib.).

PI. 3''5'^aa, 'pi'^aa.

Nidd. 1. c. ; Y. ib. Ill,
50''
hot.-Bekh. 1. c, v. supra. Ib.
(explain. pa. Lev. I.e.) "paaHU I^Jp^iUJ (not piaau:) whose
eye-brows are lying (overshadowing the eyes).
SO^35 I ch. same; also eye-lash. PI. l^Dpa, 1^35;
Xn3i3a. Targ. Lev. XIV, 9. Targ. Y. I, II Lev. XXI, 20
'31 p3m I'iapai.v. preced. (h. text pa).Targ. Prov. VI,
4;
ib. 25 xnapa Ar. (ed. xnrjpa); ib. XXX, 13 (h. text
'SSB").B. kam. 117* n^a^aa ^hlGOl and his eye-lashes
were over-hanging (he could not move his eye-hds). lb.
\3iaa "h 1^1 Mss. (v.Babb. D. S. a. 1. note 3, ed. ^rr) hft
my eye-lashes for me.
5Sj''jiII htimp-backed, v. "paa I.
n3"'35 f. (b. h.
;
pa) curdled milk, cheese. Ab.
Zar.
34'' ipiiaiX n^a napa Bithynian cheese (prepared
by gentiles), v. '^p'^'jaW; a.fr.P/.D-ispa. Ib. 11,4; a. fr.
Tosef. Zab. II, 5 "papan. Treat. Kuthim ch. II Dia-^aan.
Ch. xaasia.
"TW
207

TWni .iM M^l
Y. tMt. T. M^ IML S ln*T
MbK^-f) O. bMi Umtwotu K<li. R. to f V. .
Amm/i. /f ni:r^ Y. tiUib. V.
?
bl, ! ,
1 irt9 rm n^ mna nim iiij (cimIh**!!! io tovi
tb0 hump*,
awi*.
fV^*9i il-
Mr;'';4,iM...rni
7*3| M. (h. h.t mi rmi^ a. 1. tb tl i
YWnl .
MIlTliffto { A.
vcni, vcsrzi i ^^ " ^'^^ (All^wi>Wl
'Vi* *5I
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llm OnNil II. (I'l *^>
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ni'54 '' ** *

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It . I <3rr*5 o <>iii Tmh. ti^ (of PftlMUtM.
op|. nnsv Hiibyioiii > III. tf
\ . H. r'^"^
K. It I. .; TiUih. 'l *n til* nw tf III*
liliM (limli Mid RaclirM. v. r^
MrZ(*33 r. pi. (8ns)Atti. Tr./.-i. ^. . t.ktv^.
>2^
(b. h. r.; T. aa)) I'o |r<*v nmmiltA A|m>.) to
Ha kmtiti, almmi*. 8ibb. XXIV. .1 you nuiv |Htt waUr into
Um bnui (on th tebbnih)
T^^
kV Vsk bat mvai not
mix it 10 nuMii Ti*M>f. Miuur. III. la XV9 VaV h
kaMdii hl dcMich. tinx. It . 39
^
Ta (PmIIi. But!
p.
IftO^ ^9*9) OB tb< fonrtb dy He (00006 tbf> Hii*i
Into A auiM.
PL Va-^ Mm*. Y. Twr, V, iS* bot. "^ 3*^^
U Ui h
Mt ii|trt (tb Truinh) mmI tbn miidc the doagli. lb.
Vorra (rid V$^^). Tmui. io* rvrssn r 7e that
n ehMiM. lb. l^ anon nt ')73 tluu atampt cinj;
HLfr.PMrt.pM.V;Wf lb. n>^
"q
n tborongMy knd<d
HiOkpti, ^|rn to ht htendtJ,
ot thoroochly kawulad.
lb. nc^
^9irp
^8^ b
^^
oh. I) MOM. Y. 8bb. VII. 10^ hot. -a V^n yrt
,(or
)i}^)
b who kSMda lime dn>c Oitt 9* Vtii^"
Ui him knond it with booty. lb. Vtarrt .... VnsT'
T<nna Ar. (Viur. t. Van|; od. Va'Q'C*) lt him twist
. . nnd mix (th wiok) thoroufhlT with iuhe. 0o.
. 84, And
5'^
rrt
7^^ '
"-tTT^
2) (of panuit*
xvomu) fo grotr. Hall,
7*'
"ic? VQ rrrr: th.T grow ooi
of it (originato in the body). lb. boU 'S^ ^as
MT
"=
wh)
thtfv graw, th^ grew m pennittod food.
Ai, V M P. I).T. Mmmm. 8h. Y, Stf' top It^r :
ynrarmnnd to mix itt blood with flax wed. B.llet<.
(prov.)
^'"VT^^ Vaa limr&
y^l
mix (fbddar) for an ox, mix
for oxn, i.e. it i the nmo troable. Ber.
40* ^Tflpi hrrn
(if he intormpted hinuelf by aayingj 'Mix (odder Ibr th
oxen*. Sftbb. I5\
Phpa^hsxryt, asi^st to be knemileA. Lev. R.
.
l^ar^
nc'^ the ooint were kaeaded with the doogh.
M ihm tmkm i"t ilM
'y*
M 0f4e ( rt
paHijr)^ fef pfnfeff fMi a
Im4 (Ibr mMl) *mm
Mf*. K*ili. fff* 'rrri ^rlR a fiaia ki
pBf4 Cnr Mi* iha 4mIi eii Miag ! IW law #
'4 RabhL Ik. * McrV 1^
ohMnwe latuioal
lami ta
'T *S^ V lb* faMaf f Um hMM oT dw X*< v.
p
fiaii t
Mb:^,
bnf
b^i
iMi,
ii. h. V991
ij%mii
O^kU. OfliefaM. a dMfffal (Mi l*wa) RmMi ar mMIi
\S M( of imrmmlmm, uneapli I hf MamMm (. Ora4
Vf,'
-" -
-
"- - - 4-^-

I |]t JL&M1I 2. Ab. Xar. MT. Kj^Hl, lir :i9 T^THi
ama to OoMa. Ompu
ffaj^.

^^31 m. (^1 a Imtmp af^m^ ukm aai Ibr #<<.
lag eak**'**., m raff <4MpA. Y. HatL II. h^r^
! f^
*)
709 th
p
ri1% c:a moM bn, la rftopa aad
lik* a rolt IY >*. 'S 'S im titiu (Irtaa Uto
<
tliat III* doagh I* niTMi>j Into laaipe.
M'TZi oi. a/* (?aUe. . na^ m. vt^;.
'K r*TZ3 f. (a gaogr. lana) Oflfiiaa. miI>.
-
'.I'^iM bakmi^. Ohol. XIY, 1 -sm mran; T
4'
boi. rf^qwn rrrx TaeiC, OIk XIV
V baleoay to oalM OibUiht 1R39 ms
-
JAJWi
IQ
Txnrr (ed. Soelu a. oik) a hnlnnay wMeb
oeki (hmi (is girdad to Um wall oa) hodi iMae aad Mt
aloaa (withooi Mpport) la Um mMiln (Ar.
"an
fHSQ OpWD cvi vad oa botfi ddaean
in tha middla. aad esyiniae oar w. lo ai
raoai.) {Ymr. last r^rss^ rici, viOi.]
\^
'Sn pr. a. (Ji%4laad!j DutriH tf
OMmm,
Otibiiirma (onp. itVa^ a.VlMlD. 80CIX, 1ft (4t*); Ourt.
R. to II. IS B-'T- "irr; Sah. t7 car -arr (M. F. Var^)
the Qablaa wUI Be deeolale; (ry Rlli, lir jfe^ 3^^
ae to Um eaviod teUBtgr of Onheli) T. ID^^
^
T. 'Vff^
f;^
wilA , V.
ai eh.)
*)13 m. (h. h., deaom of a|)
AMaf dtfeeH^ t$t lia. Bakh. YIL. S R. Haaiaa....
aya, Um jMea of Um BMa (Lav. XXI. ) r-C
"^
r ar<sa ^se
^
. a h.; oih. opia., V. iL V.
ra- (Y^WR-
V. u mftiBiij^ fan; V. rrsL}
^33, iV. "^Ift (T. nr^) to /Wm cIcmk. Babh.
;
Towt'ib. IX
(XX IS T^S^x, ed. KadL (Tar. pxit)
; T.
ib. vu, 10^ hot i;van\ .
737.
T. lear
^'isna
208
"laa
1^3JA m. (b. li. "ipSS; p5) humpy, humpbacked. PI.
d-^SilJaS.' Mekh. Yithroj Baliod. 4 (ref. to Ps.LXVIU, 17)
'Dl driX 'a dabs ye are all humpbacked (blemished) as we
read (Lev. XXI, 20) &c., v. -(SJ; (Meg. 29^ "pnia "^^sn);
Yalk. Ex. 284; v. Tanh. B'midbar 7; Yalk. Ps. 796.
^31335, V. iDisaa.

:

*
D'^D3ii, V. DiOS'^r* a. D1DS5.
-?I25 (cmp. ras) to he arched.Part. S^aa, v. n-^na.
*^/i Sisax fo waddle. Y.Dem.T,22'' top saw one mouse
(which had swallowed a jewel) "^riKI "25^ come in
waddling.
>J5 (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Geba, a Samaritan town. Kel.
XVII~'5 'a
in^^n leeks of G.; Y.Orl.III,63''bot.
'5 '^S'^nn
(corr. ace); Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VI, 10 nia b^
': li^n
n''m3n.[Tosef. Sot. XI, 14 (ref. to Zech. XIV, 10) 3!25
'll^-i, Yalk. Zech. 585 ')la"i1 '5.]
n^n5 f. (b. h.; S?a5) 1) /w. Lev. R. s. 10
'3
"i-^^D
like a hill (the bullock between the two rams). Cant.
R. to IV, 6
'5
'in^nibny niUS he piled up their preputia;
Gen.R.s.47 mW' n?2a piia^'n ; a.e.P^.niyna. Hag. IS''
'J Xia d*!"!)! Xia He created mountains, and (correspond-
ing to them) hills. Taan, s"' (ref. to Job XXXVII, 13)
'51 d'i"iina aaUJb dX if He sends rain as a scourge. He
sends it on mountains and hills. Ab. Zar. 17^ '51 d'^"lM
ye mountains and hills! Sot. 5*; a. fr.
2)
pr. n. pi.
Gibeah. Gitt.
6^ '5
lUSbsn p'^'O'J studying the case of the
woman murdered in Gibeah ( Jud. XIX sq.). Pesik. R. s. 1
1
'aa UJabsa in the war about the woman of G.; a. e.

Shebu.
35'' '53 'p-llTaxn ni^^ Rashi (ed. "p'2';33 ^353)
the names (Adonai, El &c.) used in the chapter about
Gibeah (Jud. XX).
^I^Zlii m. (b. h.; S35, h dimin.; cmp. ?'^3y) calyx or
capsule of plants. Par. xn, 2 (of hyssop).

PL "pl3l"3y.
lb. 2; 5;
Yoma 14'\lb.
75=^
pbl2!353 'piii^ :?-lT (Ms.M.2
1ibi"353) the seed of flax in (its) capsules; v. "15 II. Num.
R. s. 7
'5
nU3j>3 the flax had formed capsules; Lev. R.
s. 18
'5
nxs^l (when no longer good for linen). Par.
XI, 7, V. bp5; a. fr.
^5SDi:?n5, V. next w.
T :

"'jlyDA m. (b. h.) Gibeonite, one not admissible as
a member of
the congregation
of
Israel, v. "pW. Pesik.
R. s. 26 (ref. to Jer.XXVIII, 1). Yeb.7P bin^ '5
(Ar. ed.
Koh. "^51335, oth. ed. pJ) a circumcised G.; Ab. Zar.
27"
'i3i33a; Yalk. Gen. 81 Ms.
i312>35
(v. Rabb. D. S. to Ab.
Zar. 1. c. note 40).P?. d'^SiS'SS. Num. R. s. 8 ; Ex. R.
S.30; Yeb. 78'^; a. fr.Ch. "1X31535. Targ. II Sam. XXI, 1
;
a. e.Kidd. 70'',
v. X*3i5; a.'e.
S!!1^2ii f. ch.=h. nS3a. Targ. Jud. VII, 1; a. e.Pl.
Kro35! Targ. Zeph. I, 10 (ed. Lag. XnUJ'i35).
~1j5
(b. h. ; V. 335) to be uppermost, prevail; to
be strong. Num. R. s. 7 135 )W'b, v.
11J!|38J.
Sot. IX, 15
:>1-rt ibS'3 1^35 the violent prevailed. Y. Bets. II,
61'"
top;
Tosef. Hag. 11,11; Bets.
20=^ '31 ','!'; nnas the Shammaites
prevailed over (outnumbered) the Hillelites; a. fr.
P^.^3^,
"13^5
to make strong, strengthen, sustain. Lam.
R.toIII, 1 '1^133 linsb "'3'n35 he made me strong enough
to survive all these calamities; ib. 12. Cant. R. to II, 14
bxiTlJiV -,-13573
(ed. Wil. |'^'^35ri Hif.) sustains Israel. Ib.
Ill, 7 '31
nx 'i'^"i35Ta "iHia they (the sixty words of the
priestly benediction) strengthen Israel. Mekh. B'shall.,
Amalek, s. 1 bxi^i ni-i35p . . .
i31
can Moses' (uplifted)
hands make Israel victorious?; a. fr.Part. pass. '1215'a,
v. infra.
Hif.
"T^SSii
1) same; v. supra.'2) to groir strong. Ib.
'31 n"n3 "l-isart . . 'pT^ny (Moses' uplifted hands indicated
that the Lord remembered that) Israel would in the
future be strong in theLaw which was to be given through
his (Moses') hands, opp. "i^nb; Yalk. Ex. 264.
Hithpa. ^sarr}, Nithpa. I35ri3 to rise, sioell; to grow
strong, gather courage; to make one's self master. Tanh.
B'resh. 7 "p'lSarri di^M the waters of the Nile rose. Num.
R. s. 19 dllJ n'lsafiTSI and rose there. Ib. "p'i315p d-^^ xbo
full of high waters. Snh.
96'' '31 "IS?
'3
xb had no courage
until he came to Dan. R. Hash. Ill, 8 p"iaania I'^rt they were
victorious. Hag. 16^ a. e. if one feels 1"ibsi '5n?3 n:iir
that his passion threatens to make itself master over
him; Kidd.
80''.
Ned. 8P -|13:Jn Vj -pn35n^ 'p^ i3S'2
because they lord it over the people (Ar. ']'^1'l5r\'3, v. Tia).
Num.R. s. 18, V. ^35. Yalk. Is. 287 (ref. to Is. XVII, U)
n'n35-'3 n3?3 (Lev. R. s. 18 n"l5n, corr. ace. or ni35^) an
affliction which makes itself the master, v. dl3X. Gen.
R. s. 76; a. fr.
"1^5
I ch. same. Targ. Ps. CIII, 11.Gitt.
60'', v.d^^X.
Pes. 76% a. fr.
'5 tlxb'^S' in the case of a contact between
warm and cold substances, the upper one prevails (heat-
ing or cooling the substance into which it is poured);
'5
nxnn the lower prevails.
Pa. 135 as preced. Pi. Targ. Am. V, 9. Targ. Zech.
X, 6
; a. e.Part. pass. I35p grounng, swelling. Targ. Is.
vin, 8.
Af. 135X to make strong, to cause to overpower. Targ.
Is. XLI, 25.Snh.
38=^ '31
H.l'^n 1"135X let the wine get
the better of the young men, i. e. give them plenty to
drink, that they may become mirthful.
"1Z15 m. (b.h. ; 135) 1) man, master. Lam. R. to III, 1.
Kidd.'s'o'^ (ref. to Lam. Ill, 39) Xlil 'PifXin bs '5 ^31 (Rashi)
is man master over his sins (sinless)?2)
cock. Yoma
1,8
'5n riS<'^1p3 at the time of the crowing of the cock ; ih. 20''
;
Y. Shek. V,
48*^
hot.; Y. Succ. V,
55'"
disputed meaning:
man's (the cryer's) crying, or the cock's crotving, v.
XjilS.
3)
(euphem.) membrum virile. Bekh. VII, 5(44'')
'5
b5>3 a man with an abnormally large membrum.
"135
II, iJ^nilii ch. same; man. Targ. Gen. II, 24;
a.v.fr.Ber. 63* '3 '5 JT^bl "iinS3 where there is no man,
(leader). B. Mets. 97* (prov) '31 it53T '5
for a man whom
women killed there is no law or judge. Erub. 53'', v.
xnS'JiX.Men. 42^', a. e.
'5 n3in personal duty, opp. 'H
nM
aot
V WV" J. rr.ll:...!, 1. '. II
^'
-^
"iS

!a^
yrt ^3 >
M
. i..r.| m tiaam, < IImI
V -i*..
u/., ....
f .
.
^H***^^ |.t. II ih. b.t Oithritt, amaam at ah t.t\
Kju R. B. 1. Y.
) -' f'"^^ ^ '
In ilUirM mutt not lovoli* Ubrtl Ac, ; a. v. fr.
n^W? f. (dMium. or ^)
cortlOtr. lUbb. T
UiU hn'
*>
nrnpg for ab* ctowmI Ilk* coek (

:,. ;
UUuua ptmUm); (Tvt lb. Tt (VltX S ^OC mrpT).
rn23
r. (b. b.)-?Tr^ 0ii, . . 41 >r?s
p
br
mUlTMi'' nn. lb. . M *innQ| (7*3) my alMmi; . .
"
iiu (dvoom. of rrt3>) /raiv, Arrp. ttifr^ Dui.
lb. 4l rsrrssct) 'i A bro (bo U) ltk
prv -<l
)
fotrrrful, onrwkflmmg.
%hymU.
rr;r;25 r. (,
Kam. r! i. t' (wt u ??t:x I.. XVII, ll. r. ^) lepro^r
is caUmI a ttroi^ diMMt 'i rcc smr -^ (not m)
bcQAUM it It MB ow<fpowtriag Ainiotioo; Lt. B. . 18
reran l MSQ aa otwrpowwing and twtwilf *e.
C^ to fre A^A, |n/(( Mp; deoom. r^;
K.~9| to fia with pile* fd^mea. ToteL Oh.XYii,

ervioa T:!^|r wbiob b fllM ap Ac; (Ob. XVIII. &

C^ ob. aain*; to Aeiy tip. Ttg. Prov. VI, 6 d.
(Ms. -r-s).
rTw^^Zii f. {ZZi) ktvf
f
atoMt, pile, tmommd.
5nh>. 7s\ Ib.'i52*(r(. U) Koh. XU. * rT rrsn) -wee
^^ ."Csp
*>
Ten tnudl mooad appean to bim (Ibe afd
man) like tbe bigbett mountain*. T.Brab. II, SO*, opp.
Jr. R rrrcsK Y. Sot. vn, i -a^ i (mc
rrr . . . .) thev pat op two mounds and named
Mount Gorisim &e.
' mi
1 TV* 1 yisj mT'
i
'
a ii<ta ctHMmn tiB Ummt
Ulfla yitos A.
*
.^ ^ ^ a^kk^k
toTT MMw tor tritiiiMi
i y yrtwi tt

bt
^tjM* i Aaif M9tto4* f iWMMiwi
-sMi Lm*. r. to II. t
'
j
ryo.
a.v.
(
y. Yak ..... . sli^ 3
'I oT ItM lop f tlw 1bwi
i^i Y. tiMu SIX,
, -Hatt.
?* fins
*
f a dirts.K r9i Bniku IX, I
i
Ai
**^\
ur ^tini m. pt (-^"SRS. r. n
^Mi'
/wtM. "rior. IS* Af. (Tar. Ar. a. ai. *9^>.
TJii V. T^ a. "Ul
IJ pr. . m. O^ I) soa of Jaeob. 0. 1. . 71 ;
a.
ft-.
^ ICP, . 'Vqff^t)
Iba
p
rii
p
bsl to Iba day*
Darid. B. Batb. It* "S* WT
*>
frpon Oad. IW aaor.
and Katban. tha
p
ro
p
ba, eoattoasd tbaBoob of ll i wri
(from XXVUI, S; Ma. O. mo<-W
* rin>.
13 I,
T13 m. (rn. oap. -T!) ((vCtty.) hflUr, maU.
Ex. B. a. & (lat to Hm. XL T) -r "i: bitiar aad acfU.
Taff.
B'sbalL. d. Bob. 21 rcjV -o (rrad resfc; Yalk.
Ex. i -s^ ^).ft c-. rn. r"m. g. b. si 7i
(play onOttUi, Xam.XlII.n) (r-ad
J
r"-5^
TTT*
*l
and bittar (psopla); Yalk.On. I
J
";
S T''^.
T U;
Talk. Earn 107 -t5 -S (oorr. .). t7T>, Tuf. Y. Km.
XXII, 7 Ar. s. .
r^
rs^ TW-1
"3
IIm.(b.li.; cmpu^Ula rmmttA^ and ram.
coriamdtr, (to Talm. a. Midr.) limweti. ToM7 (f<: U>
Ex. XVI, 7) -r irrss r tba mana laaembtoi a gnto
by its rooadad sbapa. aad a paari by ha vkiia color;
avoB so it baa baan taafbi "n r^ nsnr ^ ib* otd
^(gtaia) to sd, beeaasatba maana lisMl< li s mi;
Yalk. Bx. Ml ; Nam. 7M. Makb. B'abalL, Vayaaaa, S
(rvt to Bx. L c) TTsn,
-5
Vrn^ -r I do aoC know to
vbicb tba eompansoBrstonCtoabapeortoeotor);
Rsrt
. . . "Ts :n6 it laasmblsa (to torm) Ha
tbink *&, 7^ Vr tharafora *wbita* to
T3,
"13
in m. (K b.; TO, eap^ ") 1)
decree; fdtt,
asp. Qarf(>W<iPK), a god otabipped by tba Babyl naiaai
aad tba Jawtob asOas. Sab. C3* arrc =rr-= rs O Oad
aof tbe aaasa of idoto maalMMd
ST
la
210 nin'i'ia
Sabb.
67^ 6t"3> )^'db X^X M-^H
'5
Gad is nothing else than
a designation of an idol, v. next w.
2)
'jl^ 1J pr. n. Gad
Yavan {Greek Fortune) near Jerusalem. Zab. I, 5 '(OS
mb"ilU^
"^
'a as long as it takes from G. Y. to Siloah;
Tosef. ib. I, 10 nh'^db ))'p,yo'3; Snh.
63''
n^'^iub IJ^'i^i^Si
(corr.acc.)

[Gad Yavan is prob. the name of a pool con-

nected with the Siloah, perh. Fount of the Virgin, v.
Sm. Bible Diet. s. v. Siloam,] [Toh. VJ, 6;
Erub.
22''
l5, islSi ch. same, Zi^cA:; genius, godhead. Targ. O.
Gen.XXX,^ll IS; Y. II N^? (not HT^tf). Targ. Esth. VIII, 15
Sfna (not Xia).Gen. B. s. 71 xrv^SI 'a the good genius
of the house. Sabb.
67''
nh piroi -^^S 15 (Ms. M. pID^lS), a
charm formula supposed to mean, Be lu^ckg, my luck,
and tire not (prob. Grow, my luck &c., v. 153). Hull.
40*
"ini 'ab to the godhead of the mountain. Ned. 56" (ex-
plain. IIJS"!"!) "y~i S<D"iS the bed reserved for the domestic
genius (bed of state). Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39'^
top Dl tliljb,
V. OibplK. Gen. E. s. 65 [nil] tr^p nxl V'yi 'a by the
idolatrous godhead by whom thou standest, i. e. to whom
thou referrest in saying, 'Let my father rise' (Gen.
XXVII, 31). Y. Sabb. XVI, end, 15*^; Y. YomaVIII,45'';
Y. Ned. IV,
38<l
"h^Xi T^ia:3 (not -;na2) doest thou rely
upon thy good luck? Koh. R. to VII, 26 '31 'a ttJ-in n^
how bad is this woman's (my) luck!; a. fi".

Fl. X'^'ia,
X^ia. Y. Ab. Zar. Ill, 43* bot. N^ba nmx -pip 'a a place
called Gaddaya is cacophemistically named Gallaya
(dung-hills); Tosef. ib. VI (VII), 4 X-^aia ed. Zuck. (ed.
X'^ia, corr. ace).
*''^A
pr- n. m. Gaddai (b. h. "^IJ). Keth. 105*.
bmj, V. ba-ia.
S"in"]5 m.=ian. P/. K^'iaia, Vl^'ia. Dan.III,2;3.
Targ.^KoV. II, 7.
^
'IX^X V. biia'ba.
nnjlJl, Y. Shek. to IV, 4 in Bab. ed. (Var. nrsaia),
V. ni-iai-iji.
ri'T'31^15, '51^5 f. pi. (cmp. 1J II) melilot, a kind
of clover, v*. Xj^ipian. Y. Erub. Ill,
20*^
top ; Y. Peah
VIII, 21* top; Erub. 28*. Ber.
57*'.
[In later ritualistic
literature our w. designates cherries, v. Low Pfl. p. 94.]
5J<^J11J, Tosef. Ab. Zar. VI (VII), 4 ed. Zuck., v. Xia.
s"i^b:n:i, v. ^-f^v^t. .
nTJJnJ?, v. niiaia.
T15 I (b. li.; cmp. tia, j'Sp) to cut, cut
off.
Par.
n,
2
; ^Bekh. 44* lia^ let him lop off (the black tops
of the horns or hoofs).

[V. 115.]Trnsf. (cmp. ys.p) to

fix the price. B. Bath.
13* liax lit lia either fix you a
price for my share, or I shall do so (and buy your share)
;
nax 1!!< nai xn the right of settUng by god agod.
Ib. Wb 1ia K3"iX liax the offer to buy is applicable in
this case (the half-freed slave can O'er to buy his other
half), but the offer to sell cannot be made (since there
is no price for a free man).

Part. pass. Ilia stripped

(of branches) ; trnsf. empty-handed. Gen. R. s. 68, beg.
inbui 'a (Yalk.ib. 117 "^llia) Isaac sent Jacob away with-
out anything valuable.
Pi. 115 to cut
off,
level. Gen. R. s. 71 (play on ia xn,
Gen. XXX, 11)
'31 iia'b linaJlU ''o stn he has come who
is destined to level the fastnesses of the nations (idolatry).
Tanh.KiThissa 13 (play on ia bia?2, Josh. XV, 37) from
there the Lord 'si liapi X^JI'^ will proceed and level &c.
;
Ex. R. s. 40 I'^a^l (corr. ace).
Nif
iiaa to be cut
off.
Keth. 5i* iia"^!? itjisn ^3
1^1
inias Ar. (ed. m-^b, v. tn).
Hithpol. liiann to make incisions in one's own body.
Yeb.
13'', v. 115. Tanh. Sh'lah. 15; Num. R. s. 17 lap
llliann Stb TVO when one buried a dead, the law says.
Ye shall not &c. (Deut. XIV, 1). V. iT^'^"!5.
*Polel 115 same. Yeb. I.e. Illian xb Kip ^rrh 3"N if
it were so (that Deut. XIV, 1 meant only to forbid in-
cisions in the body) it ought to read lo fgod'du, ye shall
make no incisions.
115 ch. same. [Dan. IV, 11
; 20.] Targ. Deut. XIV, 1
Jllian, V. preced. Hithpol.Bets. 6* '31 rr-b la^rib '"iBK
Ar. a. Ms. M. (ed. ^a'^pb) even to cut a shroud for him
(the dead, on the second Holy Day); Sabb. 150'', v. T]5.
115II,V. 115.
-T
115 m. acrid, v. 15 I.
T T
1115 1 m. (b. h.; v. 115) troop, band. Pesik. R. s. 20,
end D''3i<b^
'5
a troop of angels. Ber. 3'*; Snh. le'' 13^
'aa fi3'i1'^ 1i:mS1 go ye and stretch your hands out (for
booty) as a band (of marauders). Pesik. R. 1. c. bUJ 'a
nban ''SStb^ a troop of angels of destruction.

PL 0*^1115,
p1115. Ib. Deut.R. s. 11, end." Ber.
29'' flin
i1115
Dipon
'31
in a place where thei'e are hords of wild beasts or
robbers; Tosef. ib. Ill, 11 Var. ed. Zuck.
1115 II pr. n. pi. G'dud. Arakh.IX,6 (32*'');Y.Meg.
I,
70* hot. 1115 q. V.
1115, V. Ill-^S.
^1115, SS1115, V. xm-a.
T
r :
T
S1115 f. (iia, V. 115 part, pass.) a tree stripped
of
all branches. Erub. lOO'' (Ar. Xiia, Var. Xllia; Ms. M.
Xliia, ed. Sonc. ilia, Sf^lia; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
[pttma, Targ. Is. XXXVIIl, 12, v. KIII-iS.]
^1115 m. stripped, empty-handed, v. Ii5.
ri^l115 f. (dimin. of 1115) small troop. PI Wllia.
Sifra B'huck. beg. (ref. to Lev. XXVI, 31) I shall lay i
waste your sanctuaries 'atl 'p even of the troops (of
I
travellers; Rashi: of pilgrims).
n''1115ll f. Ci!!5.I; cmp. Ps. LXV, 11) ruins. PL\
ni''1115. Erub. V, I (52'') '31 niliiaa 'a (Ms. M. omits 'nina)
j
debris ten palms high. Cmp. N115I.
211
upvrtor. 0i>
*
M of Um worM^
I'tDiiiiirtitcxI litaii ih
r* .< ,( |H^ I, V
B*U'V liHJ llts
I 'sa ut>
rlUgni of J*ru>
nlmrtM; . ft.
nV^ia f. (b. h.; W)
lanti)
VVr.;.-. ,. ,
- . . .
flrti invitUonvd, for
'
1 .. -". ,
-J^,
"W"
iiruUiM. lb. XII 1. 1 1
nr.-
iligkfHmL lb.
-
-Vm Kob. M.

. Xr. It* *m
*} Honwa dif-
a. . B*Vs"U (wib S'S^l) U
ly. nwvMiMMit of lb bo*U,
i.al
III ;>" i5 r-.5'i will li--
I' tMttttt. XV 111,
Ibr ttBfUont, and fur >
Ma. M. (ad. TTQ}) a dMr<
Lord. Bx.R.a.stid
'Sirr.s. .. ,- -
(of Aaron) which r^oicod ovar a brothar't
<
riiall waor Iha Urim te.; a. ftr.
e|m
cm ,
-*%.
Xna f, (STO) MupAaMy. 8abb. 74-, r. iw^^
I
"ITI^ pr. n.pl. G'dor, m l>ni*a. i M 1 :
v ..
Arakb.38^ (repaotMlly
iro). lb. -sr= - -
x--:
pm Oamla in Qalilao. 0. in r
n, M* top V "fpo^a ''Tl (aa aUlioiw
Sew Moon) the mountain* of IDkhvar and ti'dor t\i.a>.
ib. as*" ^nj">
'51
C*^ corr. me*,.
*
~''*
>
s> ^
IX, JW' bot,
S***a. rT**~3 pr. n. pi. GVfnrdk (Oadara) nanr
-
Aine to a speies ofcatob. Y.Maaar.
i Y. Orl. I,
!* top
rrrnrj; Oea. E,
s, 79 x-r-i sr "r2*nr
j
Talk. ib. 133 srrpro.
Maaa. Wk. I, l/ irn^ ffT (. RaMk D. a. a.
U
**lf
(.*ns II
fo< 4iiMi; m^
- -
.
-gD irn r-
~ < T
Mai tf Im 4Mi Ml olwjr.
.tf (,
- ' IMS tMik
If

>.
b Iw (H. AaaftI Md an r f iliallM laM Mm

U$tk
taqwn.wiilMl> blMl. Ik. r*""^ r-n ^ Im 0Mte ha
not oWy, a4 ba 'It Am*> tMMMitaala4
niPR . M*^ (Towf. iwad (of n~^, ii^il^ Hr. ^I, a
wc. fem of ^. ^irwir A4ai aMr,Ar. a. . 9a I fw4*
"7^ ktAkkm itmLUi Vmm. UV, l)t
wMmI !
'
'Of
lo oMjr wttapixaiiahis, vltfW a. v.
*
! 'QD vn
V^ rr3 k* <|aio4~oMMiiy Uiar Wmil i n <
aopfM.)
ViAlls^
M r*4a
n*.
(ff.

^*ll< %tsftm Ifoni n>rr< vi
wllhoai aav nnalMliin>iiWi ii mmi
Aotr
fr<
K
Ttea<
^ M8Mio#tWlti4aor:
balaf UM> jrooc forugiiiai oa PaiitirJ^Y.ik.JUli*'
- srmr TW^TVSVwlMaikaM
tMai. Ukara will ha no nartww

I. r*. I, ir tofi'rtnm'sdMkMa
>i ibcM haat laft babiad (la PnlaMiMl
.It.

ftoti R a^ 41.
rsnb. rli 17; Talk.
: ._ ... .. ,'jj fbo ciaiaaia
.t^ voaib (boaka, ao aa to ba Mowa bjr
iad).S) Oa (Vnidirw, a dga la tba Sarflac.
.0. Yalk.Ex.4tS; Kii^ ttt. [TaUuVaakTM
"ViS Z^.'S'. 9833 ^^(\ T. PB'^J
*13,
X7^3leli.aM. Taf.aOaa.XXSTItl,l7i90
(Y.-n^:(iM;M0.a.Y.ir-i^Paa.*T30a*0, .??.
8abb.
18^ Tn (irca) aMot of a kid. Ib. Itf*. 9B-
!'-
RTra,7VJ,77il,eooau.'r.T7f
TBr.DanLXIV,4.
Targ. Can. kxVII, 16 cd. BaH.
-';
f
"7f
; a. o. Midr.
San. eh. XX (csyL sim -T^ I %mm. XVD, W) T~c
n TTTS kida takaa away Croai tbair aiulbtii II.
.
\-
Tari. Y. Man. XV. S7 (b- tast in.
S77? n pr. n. m. Ga^ML Y.8ot.IX,*
-> m^W
(SohJ il* urm r-S rtes). Taah. Ki Tbctai f
;
Paaik-
Zakhor p.
13^ '5
P
Trf; Laa. B- to UI^M ir-5; YaBu
Pa. 8S7 (Yalk.8aak IS Ma. O. ir-^ v. Bab. Paiik. L c
ootaTCI.
^*T3 HoIL
5* ad., read "STX, t.
7^
a. KTV.
TT^ Tjni, Ylamd. MatSotb qpoc ia Ak.,
^"^
i; sxrt =:, rad with Yalk.SaBL78S:
-**
n"t''"ia
212 b^a
(or i'^'^'lsV) the wolf is coming to get his kid; crap. Tanh.
Matt, 4 riTlS^in lb liy-iS '|S<sb xn axtnir is while the
Avolf goes for the sheep, spread ye the snare for him.
rn^15 f.
n^j
I Hithpa.) 1) incision in the flesh,
wounding'. Kidd/35'^ 'ih (CiK) xbx irx IK perhaps the
exemption of females (intimated by d'^sa Deut. XIV, 1)
refers (also) to the law forbidding incisions? lb. tia'^'ittJ
a.'^ii nnx
'51 sVitah and ff'didah are legally the same.
Mace. 21^ "i^sa 'J1 T^n riL:*!"!^ s'ritah is done with the hand
(nails), g^didah with an instrument.
2)
cutting dates, v.
D^T"[5 pr. n. m. G'didim. Kidd.
66'^
Judah b. G.
nn3, n^;"5 f. s/ie-;fcirf (v. "^IJ). Men. XIII, 7 (107'^).
Trnsf. the tender grain in the husks. PL JTi'""!^. Pesik.
R. s. 25 '31 'an nx Viun^
inn I shall make ripe &c.,
V. "'IS.
S"^^"!;!, V. x'^ia 11.
T :
~ f :-
T T :
- T :-
>"'^il m. (b'lJ) growing, esp. one entering on puherty.
Tosef.*Mikv. YI, 10, v. fflias.P/. d'^>'^:iJ, v. bnsi.
b^"15 m. (b. h.; biJlI)
1)
pi.
Q'i>''15,
rV'^lf
<?m<ed
threads] fringes, v. n^s'^:!. Men.
39^^: Yeb. b^ D'^Da b-^IS
nSJ2"ix 'a gadil (a twist) means at least two threads,
g^dilim means four threads (Avhich doubled make eight).
Sifre Num. 115; a. e.2)
twist, table-cloth. B.Bath.
57*'
'Dl libs . . 'a iT15"iiJ "^S^y Ar.a.Ms. 0. (ed. "^xb:) two thirds
of the width of the table covered and one third un-
covered for putting on dishes and vegetables.
5"'"15
m. ch. (bia) liberal, heaped measure, opp. p'^na.
Y. Pes.'lV, end,
31'=
(Esth. R. to I, 4 -Qi-n^).
!Sb'''15 ch.=h. b'i'iS. Men.
39^ top h'^'-iT'^ '31 and the
fringe is twisted (without leaving loose threads). PI. fem.
'i^i-i^, V. xin'b"''!?.
nt'"'"[5l f. (h>^^^l) growth, 'a '['n the way a thing
groios, in natural position. Nidd.
67^* nnb'^'iM -p^ in her
natural position (not pressing limbs together). Succ.
45*^
'|n'b'''ia "j"i1 as the plants grow (not upside down); a. e.
nb'^lil II f.^b-ina
1). Sifre Num. 115 XSI1 '3 xnnUJ
'Dl the twisted fringe must start from the border, and
the loose fringes out of the twist; Yalk. ib. 750.
15"''l^ f. (bl5) plaiting, wreathing. Targ. 0. Ex.
XXVIII,' 14; a. e. (h. text TOS).
Srix'*13 f. (preced.) rope, chain, plat of
hair, fringe.
Targ. Is. V,'l8.P^. '^^'i;^, Nrt"^!?*. Targ. Jud. XV, 13 sq.
Targ. Y. II Deut. XXII, 12. Targ. 0. Ex.XXVIII, 4; 24;
a. e.
y^^,
V.
-i-ia ch.[Targ. Y. Num. XXII, 7 Ar., read
p&^'7^, V. NBil^'^a.
1^
lil m. (b. h. "Tia; 115) fence, guard, precaution
against trespassing the laiv. Y. Dem. I,
21''
ni'^iJ "^iS^,
'i'1'115 iDB?3 in order to guard it against transgressing.
Gen. R. s. 79 'z^ h-Qi
)1'<15 nsiS (")11?) thou hast broken
down the guard (enactment) which the scholars have
erected; a. fr.
Nn^"l5) S"1^"I5 c. ch. same, fence, partition. Targ.
0. Num." XXII,^24ya. e. i<3nx"l 5<5!:j"'D
'5
the central
fence of the ear, anti-helix. Targ. Y. Lev. VIII, 23, a. e.
(h. text TjISFi).B. Kam,
23*' '21 '3 "in ^Ti'Jh erect you a
fence in your field.
nn
'
j5
f. (preced.) fence, fortification; trnsf. guard,
self-restraint. Cant. R. to IV, 12 niiy ni^ns moral
restraint, v. IIS.P/. nil^-iJ. Pesik. R. s. 26 saAv the Temple
(which the angels had set on fire) S^Dax h^
'5
'J lb "i"ll2JS
(Yalk. Jer. 300 d'^iSX bu: mm) surrounded with stone
fences (fortified).
nn'^'l^ f. (-115) cutting dates, date /mrvesf.
P/.niiii5.
B. Bath."
36'^
(Ar. a. ed. Pes. 'l-'li), v. 11J.
tL'"
}5 m. (015) heaped, liberal measure. Esth. R. to
1,
4
; V. V-ilf
vtZJ'^'151 m. (b.h.; W15) aheap, esp. of sheaves, shock
or stack
of grain; [in b. h. also mound]. B. Mets. V, 7
'Sn bs 1^5-' pDlB he may conclude a bargain with him
(the early harvester) for the grain in the stack (though
no price has been published as yet). Peah VI, 2. Yad.
IV, 7.P/. C3i;a''ia, 'pd"^ia. Gen.R.s.5l end. B.Kam.60^
Pesik. Shubah p.
164'* nil^n:? bllJ
'5 '5 heaps of sins; a.e.
[V. '>r!iia.]
tl?'''15> SlU'^'lil ch. s^me, pile; mound, Targ.Y.Ex.
XXII,
'5]
TargTjobV,26.Y.Sabb.
XVI,15'l,end, spread
his cloak
'5
bs over a burning stalk.'

PI. 'pVU''irt. Targ.

0. Ex. XXII, 5. Targ. Job XXI, 32.
I2;'''15 m. ch. (tt5ia II)
staff,
leader of a blind man. ll
Lev. R." s. 22 ; Yalk. Koh. 972 '31 n'^b
'5
. . iKMn mni
and the seeing man was a leader to the blind man.
iJ^nilZJ^'lii f. (ujia I) heaped measure. Targ. Y. Lev.
XIX, 35.
sri'^nii, V. K115 1.
TT :
- T :-
^'1^
I, 5"];i (b. h. ; v.bia II) to be high, togroio, be large,
tall. Ex. R. s. 1 '31
xba bl5 n'^n^ he Avas extraordinarily
tall for his age. Ib. CiibilS ban 'pX "^Sl do not all children
grow?Y. Maasr. I, 49^, v. DIS-J; a. fr. Fem. nb"iir>, pi.
nib^lJ. Succ. 34=*; a. fr.
Pi. bl5, b-i^a 1) to raise (of live stock and of plants);
to rear, train. Kil. VIII, 1 biab tJiinin you are permitted
to raise. Snh.
19'^
<i^1"^-v
^^la
Michal reared (Mirab's
children). Ib. ; Meg. 13* '31 Qirri ^I552n he who educates
an orphan in his house. Gen. R. s. 98 li'ttJ D'^biars . . m
n> 2IS T^
' iMlrgro* '
'

'; f frd. Ilr. f* (f.
i>n ! (I Ml) la IMMT, IImI Ui^ (U
')
P^
Xf bow liigti U4 b* tl MtM*
. gttlluwt), . tt.- >
*- " -
.. VIII.>*W^ "K
\ll. tl -
ltd I 1
itltll
*. (r.
.'....,,-... , ^. .
, Xttk/io, Vi|r9 I) to U nimd to dignity.
It. R. to 111. I nScr sTTir
V^r- Id liim tint bMooM
(ihI. Om. K. . 9, imI (plajr OB
*! ^"7
hy itiMiw ofcow ( Pbaraob**
>i*r^t lo iKjwvr; . ft.8) Co If
^. 14*
topi Y. Tmui. I,
64**
top "T
>>- TI1.V Niuiio bo glorittvd, muioUIIwI Im.; a. .8) lo
fVV
oil#' *r/^ fo fcooof, jiMWr. Nod. 62*; Ab. IV. &
'z V^'^rrfi rrc; srrr bx luako ibotn (tb wunU of
^^ ) Qui a cruwii lu |Mnid<- ' ,4) foyroir,
*-
Murm/. Twib. V'. >k. ib. p.
!
""v^ tho poiMM^booruig Uw will bo aorsod
(th boolthgiving troo). TmI;. B'rMb. 7
":
tliou didat grov oldor and didot aia, opp.
. - r, m,tt.
^nilleh. MUBw. Kiuti. . Z-- >
I not yt mnirM.
"O lo rcMf, rtmr. Hag. 4
,
the childrona* nurao.
ItMpa.
^ lo 6f MMtforf. Targ. Pa. CIV, I.
^
A grown u|
*V^^
l
'1^ II (v. procod.; cmp. rns) [(e Aeop 19,
roniMi;]
' ' ' " * r. KoL XVI. 7 nKx: 'Vnj cap-
aad, V, tn\. lb. XV, 3 riTrsi
*yi 1k' who plaito
ri* err: rrro
Uie hair (is t> the Sabbath) aa an act
...ajng; ib. 9i* (;....... ,,.u.) rtrc C^rc . . .
'5

act of building. Y. ib. Vll, 10^ rm
"^ rrzrt he
! flgnTM on a TOMoL M.KaCll^'rr-
^
'"3
11 1 aiu, "Ts ^TTV ^rran let him
twine "two t Kau 1
1*
^'-nst V^*^^ to vcbto
n>t8; X^^r - aI H store, v. preced.
Pa. W sHBie. Haft.
4''
X-r: Xi^c r-^ Ma. M. (ed.
*:
~:rrr
'2':)
Miriaui the women s hairsiroMer (t. Babb.
IV S. a. 1. note); Snh. 67*; Babb. 104^
(nuaatng in later
uttom). M.ffrMapvv*>^iranilM*irMfiiM
iil> tvlfi
(v. vptimt.

T?^l tw fVul /<fiMi fo iiwmam rim Xmik W i J

:
***r73 (VtJ II) trwar^T t KaUk Ml. M* tol. (T.
Kit. i\.
1.''
h-A
wn^>.
r
*"'
r I f, fVrjlli /Ur ifciii, Ri AT^ s
cMf ki4<i 11. > r
-*:
nip m4 0^ vry
lot 4.40^ r'tr^-i, Af rVTMlsMlarilMMMHiM
4i I alMUl 1M (Ao> glH or tiiiditH m n lMir>
.iaa*r, mhI tlM Wa bom, or *iImI I ihafl Imvo mm^t
m4 alia ha*. Ik 4f* ^m m v4' r^^V9 "vs rnao
'ai rVo r^rm ioywi Urfidt r>iililrfl gHHa Hiiiwfc
MMMa maUy wtt4nimi (flH ar bNi4MM|f It
mt m Mr-dntmr, wIms iIm aajr mm, I vast mn
to lako ttp my trorda nad carry \%m u. mi i>*:i>llMnL
Y.lb. ll,6r boL
'
."ll >J^!l tm. . "TS
Um Miahaab hmmw this: a gtti i^^ >.,, :,.^,^..^ (or
tigr gavaraaaa), and a haad>aMtf fsr tlijr aifaaiaaC Lar.
R. 6. If 'an
in^ 7>
e ttt aa wia tbo fcor aT tlw
(qnoaaV) iMir^draMir (or fm^trmrm), aad ito lialr itaawr
viU win itio qaaaa aad Um qaoaa llM kiii Oaa. M.
. too.
C^l
(v. TC
1) lo Ir^ of, rfaa^fvPact. raw. ZT^, t
mjn^ Sab. ft** O nsii (T. Yomo IV, 41'
boc
rrm}
a
raduood onbit, v. rq||L (0b.R. a. IS 1 nai, fad n^TTIt,
V. s-S.] Toaef.lWkb.V.4 nsTO nrraot ad. Saab. (Var.
r'.s;i"i) wtUi ataaip*libo iagata.
Hiikpa, e^^FT) Uh mi
9i, kfftL Tuam.'i.
'mr* rnaymjr baada....ba8feaaipod(l
KCI'3?
(^^H~^)
IK (r-:. viiblMMtod:)
dowrt^ Targ.u! Kx \ \ V. 2:.. a. c (ad. Bcrl *>, Y.rm,
b.ttztr-aoc). Talk- Li'k XL11I,IS; 17 (b.lJrt VSSV
8aae.M^
'3 rr^ r-sn (lU. M. lere, Ar. nro) vbaa tba
rnatWag baa a rim (so as to bo asod aa a laeaptada for
(hiiia). Ab. Zar.
7''>
KT-Vi Z rn irm awdo a nm of
doogb arovad tbo bottle. ilTCro, irgnK Tug.I Kiags
VO^SSaq. Taig. II Kiags XVI, 17. V.i^
ri3 (b. b.;T. TQI) focai;ekp,lip4#'./~Y. Sobb.
IV. end, 7* -sfl
xn^
nrm twigs bi^ om eat off
nmming the date troo) witb tba ialaatioa of ariag
tnem for be. (Babi ib. 5C^ tq).Part, pmbl ?r^ t
nrro ;pLc*5r,reraw Midr. T^iL to Pt^ LXXT, tad
'2
Vvre^ 'KTp %hm bona (power) of band aia kppad off
(eboekad).
Pir. rT,
rT%- lb.; Midr. Saai. cb. V. cad 'ST TSr^
'T' ip"ai tbe bona wbich tbe Bi
g
lHaoaa Oaa of tbe
world (the Lord) baa lopped.
y^a 214
^ll
Nif. 5>^53 to he lopped, diminished. Cant. K. to III, 7
'3
'31 rt:i'ia (Var. 25153, v.3>"i5) Adam's high stature was reduced.
[V. 2)15.]
S?'15 ch. same.^ *Targ. II Sam. X, 4 (ed. Lag. 2;13).
Ithpa. 2>?ni!< fo 6e cw^, mutilated. Targ.Y.Ex.XII, 12;
Num. XXXIli, 4.
^"5 (b. h.jcmp.preced.)fo cut, scrape. Part. pass.
5l1'i5,
pl.-psm Pes.42="5n QiDAr., v.vinj.riEIIJi nni73,v. infra.
Pi. vl"a, v)^''5 1) fo hollow out, scrape or c/jise^ so
as to form an enclosure or rim (cmp. XS'IJ, XS3"I5).
2) to
scrape, to empty to the dregs. Kerith.
7'^
(explain. vJIS'O,
Num. XV, 30, as a metaphor) as one says to his neigh-
bor n"iD'im m2>pn nx ns'nj Ar. (ed. "n-'a; Sifre Num. 112
'31 "(Q nPTi"!.?) tliou hast scraped out the dish and lessened
the thickness of the vessel (i. e. besides worshipping
tlie forces of Nature to impair, so to speak, the supre-
macy of the Creator); he who thus explains, is of the
opinion that vj'ljia means blaspheming the Divine Name
;
'3l X^l iTlSpn '5
thou hast sci-aped the dish clean but
not impaired it (i. e. to worsliip natural forces without
denying the Divine supremacy) ; he who thus explains,
is of the opinion that CjIS^ is a worshipper of idols; [Y.
Snh. VII,
25''
top
'31 ^3 nx 'n^a thou hast emptied the
whole dish and left nothing in it, i. e. thou hast erased
the entire Law ; Sifr6 1. c. '3l nniia].Tmsf. (cmp, "iix,
^bp, np3) to blaspheme (God); to revile, reproach. Kerith.
I, 2 CjliSOil r|X the blasphemer is also excluded from the
rule (and has not to offer a sacrifice in the case of sin-
ning through ignorance); expl.ib,
?'',
v. supra. Snh. VII,
5;
a. fr. Num. R. s. 10 n:iin3n DB^5?31 titr^TVO IT^nUJ -iB^
'31 nanj nni^ na 'pb because be (Sisera) disgraced and
reviled them (the Isi-aelites) with oppressive measures,
therefore he died an ignominious death, for (the Lord)
delivered him into the hands of a woman; a. fr.
*M j3 ch., P(a.t|i^a
1) same, to blaspheme. Targ.IKings
XXI, 13; a,e.Y. M.Kat. 111,83*'; Y. Snh. VII,
25'^
top.
2)
(with 2) to sneer at. Snh.
40'';
Ab. Zar. 35* nn Cj-iSt:
. . .
'1
R. . . . sneered at the opinion.
CSsj"^ m. (v. Ci'ij) Pi. 1) hollowed out, whence 1) rim,
border.' ^ncz. 20''; Ab. Zar. TG^*'' Ar., v. XBsnj.
2)
(cmp.
?)33) loing. Targ. Job XXXIX, 13. Targ.O. Deut, IV,17
(ed,Berl. XS?, v.Berl.Targ.O.II.p.
50); a. e,B.Bath.
73''
'a ibl
(Rashbam KSS^J ^b K^bl, Ms. 0. XBa, v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note 40) lifted (towards me) a wing,

Tmsi.hird;
feather, plumage. Keth.
105'' '31 '3
n"iB a bird flew on
his head. Gitt. 86* XtllXI '52 with a goose feather; Ab.
Zar. 28^ Hull.
46''
we put on it Xp1"i IX '5
a feather or
some spittle.P;. pB-i5, "^B'lJ ('iJ).
Targ. Job XXXVIII, 1
3
borders of the earth. Targ. Ex. XXXVII, 9. Targ. Y.
Gen. I, 21; a, e.B. Bath. 1. c.
'31 ini-iBn? la^UJI whose
feathers fell out on account of their fatness. Hull. 3P
we see i53"iBi'al "^BTii that the rims of the cut throat stand
apart (Rashi: that the plumage of the throat is cut
through).
riDlJi, Y.B.Mets. IV, beg.9^' "Jh, read Nipna, as Y.
Gitt. IV,
48''
top; cmp. Y. Peah III, 17^
hot.
^'tnx v. iBns.
"jCl^, "(SDllii m. (qiJ) blasphemer.Fl. "pSEns, '^ia.
Y. M. "Kat. ill,
83'' '31 'litl ^'2rwCi since the (gentile)
blasphemers (of the Lord) became too numerous, they
(the Israelites) ceased to rend their garments (on hear-
ing blasphemy); Y. Snh. VII,
26''
top '"'Sn (corr. ace).

Y. Yoma VII,
44*^
top; Cant. R. to IV, 4 'lan bs (Lev.
R. s. 10 D'^S^Satl h'J) atones for the bla.sphemers.
"l'^5 to roll, V. "1^55 I.
"
I jii (b. h.; V. 115 I) 1) to cut, esp. to harvest dates.
B. Mets.
89"'
(Ar. 115, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1, note 300).
B.Bath.
36''
ni1"iia '5 111510 12? until he has reaped three
date harvests.Y. Sahb.VII,
9'=
top; Bab. ib.
73''
(terms
equivalent to I^Ilp); Y. ib. 10*
ed. Krot. 111511 (corr.
ace.).Sabb. 50* ;
125''
tr^'S.^h '(liaiU .... nnn twigs of
a date tree which one cut with the intention of using
them for fuel; v. 2515.Tosef. Ber. IV, 21; a. fr.*rart.
pass, 1115 cut dotcn. Tosef. Shebi. IV, 13 ^IIB'^sn
'5 Q13
(Var. ^115 ; R. S. to Shebi. VI, 4
1i15)
a ruined vine-
yard in Zepphoris.
2) to surround with a 115, fence
in; to limit, control, tvard
off.
B. Kam. 23* ^h n'^r\':i
il115 X^l Pillisb he ought to have fenced it in and did
not do so. Tosef. M. Kat. I, 7 nniX '"^'^I'is . . . n?3in if
a city wall is broken into, we may fence it in (repair it,
during the festive week).Gen. R. s. 49 (play on haaf,
Gen. XVIII, 23)
"I'nS'i xb tixni ClXJl nx 1115 nnx Thou
controllest the anger, but the anger does not control
Thee.Y. Ber. IX, end,
14''
!l'^li51, v.
'jp'J
I.Mikv. V,6
Q'^'S 1115 one may form a dam with garments (Tosef.
ib. IV, 10 115, corr. ace). Y. Ber. Ill, 6= 1115 Xirrr 121
'31 "p ^XIlIJ'i nx a custom which guards Israel from sin.
Lev. R. s. 24 '31
1^S25 1115 XinUJ "^a (Y. Yeb. II,
3^
top ^11B)
he \<^ho guards himself against sin (restraining himself
from anything unchaste) is called holy. Gen. R. s. 70 ll'iy
'31
)'^'s:) trained themselves to chastity; a., fr. Part.pass.
1115 abstinent, chaste. Lev.R.s. 22
'5
Xin 1^:2^73l and he
will become abstinent of his own accord. Gen. R. 1. c.
'31 1=11115 niTa 1UJ5X the people of the East are chaste;
a. fr. tiSIB '5
(or sub. nsiB) to fence in a breach, to remedy
calamities, also to check lairlessnesshyT^reventive measuref:
(v.nin). Ber. 19*'3l1'll5nvu that Thou repair our breache>
(relieve us); B. Bath.
91
''.Lev. R. s. 1 (play on Abigdor
I Chr. IV, 4)
'31 '|i1li5 nam Israel had many fence-
makers (guardians against sin). Ruth. R. s. 2, a. fr.^

Erub. 6*, a. e. 115 112 '5, v. nsps. [Y. Erub. X,

26''
hot. '31 ni115 n^l; Tosef. ib. 'xi (VII), 18 ni115 ed.
Zuck., Var. '115, v. 1*15.][Y. Sabb. XV,
15''
top Xnn51,
read f^lia^]
Nif. 1155 to be guarded; to guard one's self. Y.
Sabb. XVli, beg. 16* 11155^5
,1'^3
(ib. Ill,
6*
top 111_5ri3U3)
when they had been trained (to guard against desecrat-
ing the Sabbath). Lev. R. s. 32 '31 diu:3n b3
'3
all women
were made chaste through her meritorious example;
a. e.
Pi. 1115 to cut into. Gitt.56''; Lev.R.s.20; 22; Num.
R. s. 18 n3l1Bn nx "n^SI jmd cut into the curtain (Koh.
.f. UHmU III. 70 1 (IIU
3
*l
I l<il ill III* (IMIil UbMl) 11
"' '"" ' fH III* ^ "^^JT-' .
IK>m. II. ?r li J?,
l-f
n^
b. MMn; 1) to /imiv In,- fn rAmft. tl Kii. 73\
V. ir^ Yb.M^*MIOrVr3^<0^ ahmm' I
MMaihinf (mi jii
*^--,
m^mmttp f

l)
f " * iMitcf. ficih. H i I, 4 :-I V-
f^iK^}
w ii (rai wjr dowrjr. (lb. Ui I,
-^-^39
ic,
"nil M. (V.
"t^j^
fme*^ p^itiom. Tmh II, s. Y.
lb. Ir -oma 'S bdg^ v. ^qn. a Kam. tr (rMd:]
on ben (V. Rabb. D. 8. a. I.) mm! tb* |MUtiUoa wall fell
{
a. V. tt.Tnmt gtutrd afaimtt trfpumim tht Imt.
tlfimt^prtrmtirt MMaMrvdr.rnti). ToMtSbcbl 111, 13
norb Vvro
*>
lAn rm k^ tb*y (tbe MboUn) vrMt oolj
b a flmea aa can ttand, i. . vaact ooly praeUcabl*
(v.-nj). 8nb.SI*
'yi rr-i|V<n3'aTatiiarvetd
graat guard ai iba tiina (bvoaiiM a wamiof to girit).
IV.R. .ae Ui Mrpml aVv Vr
rrt|
pc made a brMcb
I tba fbnoa of tb orld (opeotd lb w\ to Uwla>
laM). lb. . S4, a. fl-. TITO "S guard agiunit immoralitjr,
ImMt,
v.
^TJ;
a. frY. Pw. 1, 2r boC^b O S*l caa
praTaniiT* rabbinicul law (rru) ba anacud aa a guard
br anothar prtYaativa Uw*7-A. nrn^ Ltv. B. a. t4;
*n| II, niiin pr.n. pi. Gnler (Qarfam). capital ..
"*
V. -rhk r'esik. R, . ai (p.
107* ed. Fr.) Tvan
73
^nnjor-nj), T.on|; ib. (p. ids') 'in xz.K. Haab.2S\
, "thf.
Batb. R. tA I, 8, tr.
T5^V. Kild. UI,
^*
top
P JlPaP
'
<) omur O.abb. 109* '3
"S
priBg*
.-
Mjf ib.vi(V),is 'a^aavrc
n rvr Utat tbe inbabitanta uf O. vera parmittad to
down to Hiuntha (00 tbe SabbatbX but Ac, v *-vr*
n*X'^13-nr^^Tf-iT^ jirrn new, . tw.
'C^l^iTarf.Jad.xyiflisoaMadnrMdTin-;^
^
w*^ pr. n. pi. 0<Mictft in QOead. Wdr. San. cb.
X.\X^ XXXII (espl. mA\ n Sam. XXIV. e)i
w P ^> htap Mp, to pni np atodbo/'frata. Paa. Si^
JIfn. Tl* *c*rr! ^C5 TCT^i lby pot th alaeka of gtaia
p before otTering the Omar (t. *^); TmtL Vm, H
-,tX.
ua a * n
*>
' .> ala ! hmM$m4 U*
a' ' lb, I, 171 T. Ib. f. r r^ 9^
flW>n rmt "*> iitat dajr for nibblatMl mmmmmiktt OMf
ii wr<ltl i 4 Mm wiimii f# law),
fa ft# h0mpt4 mp, Ut tMwr ayi Ma* IX.
f bia|)i I. . 7^ . M* tb-
-*''
I l^y
r9^1
roa* Mora aad MMira.
Is tf* wMMa. Paft. pMa. tf^Oai v. aapra.
/// 0*^n te/4ib wp ilMfau B. IUm. YI. %.
^^I aa MMa. IWv. Frov. Tl. Ma. fad. 'ttll.
ZZMtrk.tmi^mp.'^inm.^nf^tmlmimkkmd
mtm. Lifv. B. fc flt s Eoh. B. ! T,
{ Tatt. ftu tri; v.
nni, nnj (for dlalact. abM^a of n
- r<t^ fQ9
a. roi) lo mtU^ hmfpt; to kmg umar {t, tL
ICau7 sinrmnVr-r
^-
'1.
ri* waUiaBiwtnj i/^fi
the public rrjad. I. 7 RlTV oJ. ImIu (Tac
rtr- I, tv but., a.c^(hMa.4**mrmTre
*:*
--nT>, |f.|LrTr33)ifeai ite vflkmalghi
ovOTtop tba altar oaaaabii. (Cwp. Pml XXII, 7 f?t tmdi^p
(r air, pratoclMy.]
tin^t ^nj (caip. 7TO) fa palia* anrr, <r*r. Paat.
Pn ara. vy^'ermti. Btr. * -r -a -tt -cr

(tor
rigbt vara. v. Babb. D. & a. L) tba Vav ia Adrr
(Bs. XIII. 18) of tby riBte la rwad (bad by
baas vritiaB and ha
jn^ (dap. aro) to he hripkl, pimd, wilUmg. Qmm. K.
a. St [eomWaa last of ad. with vara, ci kt. aad laad:]
Muut "s 4nm crptn ts^ aff 1 '.uui uii 'jk
*)
wc r-~H"
ltr< 16 n& aad tf joa wOl aay. Abrahaai waa aot glad
and jojrfal ovar tba cwmaad of tba Lord (to laave kia
bomt), for if be war* ao, wbj did ha aot aalgraaa (aBiil
ba waa oomoMadad)?
FL rrpt, mf. rran to pdiA (tklkmlK ^w, gltm.
Cant.iLtoIV. 11 tbo elowd rvbbad ibair alotbca "TVO?*
and poUabad tbmm; MUr. TOL to Pa. XXIli IVJOf^i
Yalk. Deat. WO; Pa. 991 Tt TTBrfs Ti tzz "=?; PMifc.
B'sbaU. p.
-5^
trmz, ^Daat. B. <c 7 "insVrjL lb.
7
**9C x:n 'i'z. (T. Tsrrax) ta riaaaaiii oiUj by (haw
IhH. fb. r^rfn. p!. -sr^n. P- 10t. T. M. Kal.
UI. 8S*bot.
BiHkpu, ytj^rr. to orfotvuw. . oi. &. l. c^ . |wiall>l.
pn^
216 y\^
pHii, Pi. pn-^^a (onomatop.) to belch. Ber.
24''.
Ib.^ pnsri.
~in5, V. -im.
15,
"15
m. (b. li.; cmp. 35) 6eZ/y, fto%; prep, within,
among. Keth. 15^; B.Kam.44'', a. e. lab px p"ilT one who
throws a stone into (a crowd); Yalk.Deut. 921 "^isb (corr.
ace). Keth. Ill*; Kidd.
44'' "153 d"^"i31 there is something
in it, V. 3^ end.
15, T5, 15, S15, constr.
"15,
25^15 ch. same;
1)
(=h.
3';ip) belly; innermost. Targ. Ex. XXIX, 13; a. e. Targ.
Prov. XXVI, 24. Targ. O. Deut. Ill, 16 (h. text rpn)
;
a. fi-.Sabb.
152'' xn'^SI IT'^lsb (insert ^irVl) and go home.
Cant. R, to IV, 8 like the hen X^'Jp S115T3 nS5 X^rSTSl
(readX'iyp) that shakes her wings off (rising) from between
the ashes (Gen. U. s. 75 beg. X^^T
l^).
Cant. R. to I, 7
n'^iijn Q'^Xp mni XOI*! the day on which he stood, i. e.
that every day ;
a. fr.P/.
H'JBJ.
Targ. Prov. XX, 27 (ed.
Lag.
tTi^-iJ).
2)
(with or without 3) among, amid; in,
into. Targ. Ex. XIV, 22; a. frY. PeahVlII,
20''
bot. '|^
xDsb xiii out of the pot. Huii.4i' flnsn msmuj n-^b sn^x
he owns a share in it. lb.
48''
rjb XBip if the head of
the pin is towards the inside. Lev.B. s. 12 IXjb'n "^22^ nx
"Chv . . . pour thou out from inside (the hole), and I
shall drink from outside. B. Mets.
53*^
sq., v. 13 I ch.
a. XUJpiin.Pes. IIO'^ 15b n"^rs, ixab n-^rx I have come
among (you). Y. Keth. XII, 35''; Y. Kil. IX,
32<=
bot. X15
'21 X""iX in a unclean land. Y. Keth. 1. c* hot.; Y. Kil.
I.e.'' bot. "^JS 15 ("^3315) in the bath-house. Y.Ned. IX,4l''
bot. XUJ^^U 15 in the sun (in sunlight); a. v. fr. 15 "jTS,
iao, 'ia'^'a because, in consequence of. Y. Taan. II, 65*', v.
t^IS. Y. Ber. I,
3''
top in3'ia )13"'X1 15 '|^ because they
are brief.B. Mets.
39*' '31 irispl^'i
15"'^ since we have
to appoint a guardian for &c. lb.
5'',
a. fr. T^Trm
"Q
'Dl XSla^X since he is suspected of wrong-doing in money
matters, he is also suspected of swearing falsely; a. fr.

Hence 'ia'^ri.'isailfi^^o, l)(=h.'r^iln^, Shebu.45'',and inxri,

V. inx) a legal rule according to tvhich a deponent's state-
ment is accepted as true on the ground that, if
he had
intended to tell a lie, he might have invented one more
advantageous to his case (cmp. B. Bath.
31''
ipiub lb ^^^o
'31 "^53
'X why should he lie? If he wanted to lie, he
might have said &c.). Keth. 1
6''
X31X 'a -^Xn Dnn what
miggo is there in that case, i. e. what choice did she
have in inventing a statement, if she intended to tell a
lie? lb.
'31 "Q "ixni '72 "^xn
'11313 since in this case there
is the legal presumption of a miggo, and so is in the other,
what is the difference between the one miggo and the
other ?
; a. fr.
2 )
( cmp. 35N;) an action declared validbecause
one part of
it was indisputably legitimate, or because the
legal status required for its legitimacy might easily have
been obtained. B. Mets.
9'' '31 ipso
"^53 iX1 'a since, if
he wanted, he might have declared his possession public
property, in which case he would have obtained the legal
status of poverty entitling him to the corner of the field
(nXQ), and since (if he had resigned his property) he
would have been entitled to take possession of the corner
for himself, he has a right also to take possession of
it in behalf of his neighbor. lb. "iJil^DX xb 'n i-in two
miggos cannot be accepted, i. e. two conditions required
to make an action legitimate cannot be dispensed with,
lb. 8*. Ned.
88''; a. e.
nSl^, "15,
"^fl5
(S''T5) m. (preced.) inner, in-
side (adj. a. adv.) Targ. I Kings vi, 27; a.e.Zeb.
15'^
"^Xpl
'5
stands inside. lb. '5b, v. W3. Y. Sabb. VIII,
11''
top
K'11'15
',in3
of the inside (reed), opp. nx"i3.PZ. ""'XIIS,
iXIJJ. Targ. Y. Num. VI, 4.Hull.
47=
bot. '5D from the
inner lungs (lower part), opp. S35X. B. Batli.29''
'5
^:i3"r
the interior compartments. Hag.
5'^
'5 '^n3 the inner cham-
bers of the heavens; a. fr. Fern. Xin'^15. Targ. Ezek.
XL, 27; a. e.Pl. Xnst'J'iJ. Erub.
25l* '5
X*i15 (read ini5,
Ms. M. "^XIS ^115) inner partitions.
S^S15, V. xtiiia.
XT-
' T-
*Cn15 m. (b. h. ; bxa) vindicator, redeemer, relative
entitled to redemption (Lev. XXV, 25 sq.); in general
relation.mil '5
avenger
of
blood, nearest relation (Num.
XXXV,198q.). Macc.11,7. Ib.12'' [read:] 123 133 5inu: 3X
Qin
'5
lb 'I13i'2 when a father killed a son of his, his (sur-
viving) son becomes the avenger of blood. Tanh. Mas6 1
1
'5il imx XS^a'^l and the avenger may meet him ; Num. R.
s. 23 Din '5.
Mace. 1
0''
(ref. to Deut. XIX, 6) 3in3n Din '53
'31
the text means the avenger (is not punished); a.fr.

P;.D'^bX'i5,"pbxi5. B.Kam. 109; Kidd.21''(ref.toNum.V,8)

'5
lb "pXUJ D1X ^U"^
"^31
is there a person . . . without relations
(heirs)?; Snh.
68''
bxi5. B. Kam. 1. c.** ; Snh. 69* 51'T^3
'5
lb "pXUJ it is known that the minor has no heirs (oft-
spring); a.fr. Esp. (Ae redeemer from captivity, also the
Lord. Lev.R.s.32 end; Cant. R. to IV,
7
; Koh.R. to IV, 1
(ref. to n|5l, Zeeh. IV, 2) one reads nbi5 (He emigrates),
and one reads nbxis (not nblX5) her Redeemer (goes at
the head of Israel)! lb. XpllS nbxi5 1^X1 ^X^ (not nblX5)
he who reads nbxi5 means 'the Redeemer' as it says (Is.
XLVII, 4), Our redeemer &o.Pesik. S'Hh. p.
166''
'fX
xb^
'53
xbx . . . they will be redeemed only through a
complete redeemer (ref. to bxi5 Is. LIX, 20 written jj/ewe).
Ex. R. s. 26 beg.; a. fr.

PI. as above. Gen. R. s. 85;

Yalk.ib. 145 tT^-oys
'5 |3'^na (not D''bn5) whence will the
redeemers rise (if not from Judah) ? lb. ri13l"0 "^3X
'5 1
aiTi going pregnant with redeemers (of Israel).
Sp'!?b^l5, Sp5^5, ^^fjbl
15 m. (Arab. guwalik,Pers.
gawalakh=hippopera, Freytag s. v.) long pouch as a re-
ceptacle for grain, thrown over the shoulders or across
an animal's back, haversack. Taan.
23''
''pbxiS "^b 13n
'31 (Ar. Xp . . .; Ms. M. 2 Xpbl5 b-^plU, v. Rabb. D. S.
a. 1. note 200) get me my haversack, and I shall go and
buy &c.PZ. |X)5bxi5,'^pbX'i5. Targ.Lam.V,5.Sabb.
154'',
v.13n (where Var.lect. are quoted). Succ.20'' ^pbxisb ITH
Ms. M. (ed. '^pbisb) are fit for haversacks.
1^15, V. ii;a.
-15, Pa.
3i''5,
V.
3'^5
I. [Targ. Prov. IX, 3 Ms., v.
3'^5 H.]
ni5 m. (335, cmp. X3y) pit; rriX
'5
lions' den. Ex.
R. s. 18, end 'X
'5^ bx'^3lb b^^in He rescued Daniel from
the lions' den. Deut. R. s. 2; a. e.
3^ 2lt
'TM|. Kk XXI, tl fii. (MHM
V,
n (cd. sum. iq)i
.
AU. Xr. IV, 44* bot. 1^ >tl fUl into vim |4I, * W-
- /Y
>
M**M *a%i, '^M Tf, J ii 1 1. T.i.' fi..,
X
Iritna, Nfiir im*Nr<i (<w< -
i i. *'*<>
r
''* * MA'w "^
lApn
*>
toftof a dat> If. lb. "S^
'!'
X *. teyve^
Abb. to*** iIm ffmOowtd atriMail MM

'S
*}
In Klngl* tfimlM (MMloM oC Um boii^
top
"
I t '>
ebin, V. a (lUuM rA# iliwflw ml Ui* cbii
)
Afffll, left. Turf. t*rov. tX. Ma. 1 Vy (*>^ t
td. a^b.ll*i)- 4)*|<rl-fol>**9>*
*^
Ml of. Y. KviJi. II, u* *r nay ri'st)
t^
aini f><>i
Inf with lodUtHMli*: Y. Kil. IX, Sf** X'TTi
p* (eon.
M^il m. ibrvif. V. ^Q^ Tarf. Ii. X. 4; a. fr^*A
ir^ Tarf. Y. IIOn XXIll.t Ml.pr.a.Ml.YMi.OalM-
ad. ima^l gituUtf Aaak and lOa Ihraa naa, v. 0. R.
a. M; h. teal 93^).
"(Qlil *^1i n. (b. h.
3^ ^;
nas, eap.
-
{lk himjihhmiitrd^]
f
ata
y
, a apadaa of adibla locu : .
BMr.VI,3. 8abb.SS\ Y.Taiui. l,aod, m' '3i...e*noi <n;
two ealaaiUtiai^ droofbt and loeoaU. lb. HI , **
(iHun*
llalie aljmolotjr) wby li It oallad ^''a^r
"3^ ic*n -as
<n
baeauaa It eotlaela tii (flaaa of) jodfOMpt of Ui Itfni.
"^ipiii, *2lii rh. MWM. Tarv.Y. I Dr
Tuv! K 0V.'34. Am. VII, I ; a. a. (bi'

! S.
Vr.
irj^ |ir. OolMya. a
'
. CNmM, JbM^fT. Ifaamr, Ml yrafnMiMMo# iIm I
I
iia.,lwlaalfTtt. IUdd.ry*, V.V^l.i*iri
""9^
(aoir.aaa.), T. Kidd.lT.Mr'
tor p9i~DMiiik pL
iq^
KLU. 1<A f<.k'..*;c
(JafI
^BW^
i ^ GLmm Mi Ir^prfly
ita* (v.
*; ) a. ^M9^
: wamim aaWalkai (Ml yai Buiiiji U. Mala. Il^
miti PMIMtjr
'Sf r^ iftn jp kaaaaaa M la raady
lo ba MllMwd wBMi 110 aMBHW iHy 4^Ma aftB aMNMM
ba Mddaa), ii nil in J m If aaWaaul
*Hr*IUtC.b.3^d)liAMi. Y.OflUl,K>^
Miiad aaadaoM.
^11 ai.
ta.
V. Vq) Aar^b' i^f /M<, Mi; rii^.
Kil. HI. I M]. Mft. f'^. Vas^ Y. Mk tr cB. a m
III. t, iMdt. V3.~il
T^qu IK

M>SU M. to;
T.
V-a) CUflft fci^r aMiB.
Bar.S0^ im mibs l H la a aMm iWali mmb (m brnad).
YW
*S~I*^
m. pHr. tAlS^) tf OmUi,
V: LXXXlll, ad. (Yar.S^aW* Mi^
^^V

SC?2*i, nr^
.*4
eb^b. iyst, Y. Ab. Xmr. II. 41*
.it> 4lcrsb; Y. Xaf-'in, 7s* boi. mVnA.
"ijC'U m. pi. iaJboMaiifa a/" Ooioyo, r. tr^tt.
MTQ^U MTGCjl^ f. pi. iZZi) Ulh, asp. 0Vbalka,
iapphorU. ^m. R. . 98 (ref. to "Wn ra, I KlBfa
tV, li)
'
,
-^'
K
'
y
i '3
rVtfl thai is O. D*r Seppb. Kob.
to IX, 10 tb bunanlationa over tba daatb of Babbi
Sapph. wara baard 'sn rvGOn tr (aooia ad. rutott,
a^Si, oorr. aco^ aa Au* m Gob., a dialanea of tbraa aiil,'
.toVU,!! Mrrra; Y.Kil.V,3S'>topnrtB79&(ooinbtae
^in one w.); Y. Ketb. XU, S5* top nrrs vk (con. ace).
r.8n)i.VU,nd,2&<l
'
i
-
sT
'
li vrt^; Y. Bar. m,
bot.;
Naa. VII, .s' top xm iCC^ (oorr. mec). Y. 8bk.
II, Mf boU; Y. Sooo. U, &^ tt^ Krroprob. tba udc
'aau) V. KTcn.
m^iii m. (b. h. w^i
rq:0 ke^fht^ Amtkm; Ikieif
^^
/TrsAv ixtri (rinp. 3&). ]fldd.IY,l 7C Ib.. ^nsW; a. fir.
Men. S7^ *rrr '^
tha thickest part of tb oppar ann
(r*'*::"r);
rx^rr 'i the higl)t poiot of the forabead.
Y. Yeb. YlII, *; Y. Sabb. XIX. end, 17^; Bab. ib.
187^
ms; br msS> the thiekaat pan of tha i^as.
SP^'tB ch. aama. Ttof. Y. Ex. Xm, 9 (oorraip. to
>(t>u. S7^ V. preced.). Twrg. Job V, 7 (aome ed. nicrai,
.orr. ace).
iC^*^ ch. mj-b. nrss, eftaML Y. MMfc-TU, Wbai.
:i VV? loaf of nbitoi. Y. M. KaL HI,
0^
bol^
A
rpo. Tarf. I 8aak XTD, la. Tbty. JmL T, tt jnrw.
h. text rotcn).
Twf. Pa. LY,n (b. last nK^TSA. Tv*.
Job XX, 17 ; XXIX, JIa. (T. IPl^
-
I

T73U, Y. KiL ix,n^, . ate al^ aad.
K'IZ'i oi. l)-Mn^ aMi^ AaalflMd. Tafv.Koh.T. II.
Y.faan.I,4^boil; a-ftr.il7"=.
r5.
Tf-
Y.
I>aiikI,lS; a.a. Bah a>^ '^?a ca no wbai ia tha djfcr*
eaaa betwaaa bmb aad mmm (jam ami cmmmam
p
auflsV
Bar. Sl^ '^S irzi mmt mma^ bmb (m
omb). Oitft. 45* -r:
'3
^t; tfaaaa (oi
(ovr hnabaada) te Milwin ara bmb (UmM:
b*aadX-lr^-t) th iwftt, abE Vidd.^;
M^rr^qw 2^bacMMhit iicill (phjiiolocieal fcaoartodce)
was great.
HC2^.(ras)Ui;
pl
TatrSifk
I. 10 Embi (ed. VTS^).
HTO^ i^^*
^^%^ ^ (*-*:??*)
Ml (or ^it).
cap. dttMa, oJUit mmWaavcaal
T.
IJ
" jSl; ^KOD rQnK^ . ^KpQ he.
xnn^ia 218 nin^ia
Snj15 f. (cmp. 25i) little reservoir, whence tube,
cJiannel. Targ. II Esth. I, 3 xVimST "i. the tube contain-
ing the eye-paint; Ber. Is"* 'D1 "^xri^iia nay tube &c.

Sabb. 90^ KlUnsn 'an n^^ls '^cr\ one puts it into a bronze
tube. lb. 146'^ '5
to insert a tube into the barrel. Hull.
58''
'y\
'a Xinn a channel was discovered forming the passage
from the second stomach &c. Yeb.
75*'
Sit VC^isn '3
the
channel for the effusion of semen.
T
T :
- T 1- :
'^DJ'l^, V. "laaa.
"115
1)
(sec. r. of iai< I) to hind; denom. T^a.[Polel
Tiis, fr. which lilia.]
2)
(denom. of 1113) <o /brm a
faction; (b. h. fo attack in small hands). Yeb. IS'' (ref.
to Deut. XIV, 1, V. Tij I) if lo tithgod'dtt were meant
only in the one sense of 'ye shall form no factions', it
would have read Lilian xb.
Hithpol. "itii^nn to form hands, factions. lb.
14''
^s
ITliann xb *|3'^"i?aX the law against factions applies only
to &c.Sifr6 Deut. 96
;
[Pesik. Zutr. R'eh
(p. 43) Tina ywdb^].
115 or "Il5, forms of ins a. nas.
"13
m.(ia3)[sire^cAcd,]fea<Aer Ja^forwine, milk &c.;
which travellers at night stretch like a tent in order to
let the cool air strike it, large leather bottle. Sabb. 138*
nUJ5>i iC? . . . 'an (Ms. M. nisn a. 0., v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.
note) one must not stretch the bag &c. on the Sabbath,
lb.'', V. r(D3.
S i13 ch. same. Succ.
48*'
out of this man's (thy)
skin 'a Vi'^V) '|3''1tt353 (Ms. M. 2 xms) we shall make a bottle.
Silii I f.
(Itf-v) 1)
partition, wall. Targ. Ps. LXII, 4
(ed. Vien. X'l^ia; Ms. Stllia, h. text ina). Targ. Koh. X, 8
V^xhsi 'a the world's fence (morality).B. Bath.
2=*
(ex-
plain. r!S"in72, Mish. ib.I, 1) it means 'a wall (not xnai^S
division). lb.
36=^ "lilJl ini^35Taa the land outside the fence
which is erected to protect the fields from beasts. Sabb.
110'"a^ X'msn "pn between the stoveand the wall. Taan.21''
i<2>'iS>-i'a (Ms.M.; Yalk.Deut. 897 xn^UJit) a ruinous wall.
Koh. E,. to X, 7 'ax ni^r^n ^^na he knocked his head against
the wall. B.Kam.92'' (prov.) ^ITU rO'l 'a "^al ... -|-an n^^p
n^n (Ms. M.
'31 xn-i XT^a -im,
Ms. R. a. Yalk. Bz. 364 ^m
IT^lbiSi ^1^
"i^^
'a) when thou hast called thy neighbor
(cautioning him), and he would not answer, push down a
big wall and throw it at him (he deserves to suffer).

PI. with suff. xrj'n!!J. Targ. Ps. LXXX, 1 3 (ed. Vien. xm'i^ia,
Ms.xn"i'^ia,h.textr;i'n>n).-2)_(cmp.lW'a)6aA;s. Taan.24'^;
Yoma
77'* '31 '^n'l 'a the hanks of &c. "^Gitt.
73= X-^siax
'31 'insi Af. (ed. XT^ax, V. next w.) on the banks of &c.
I5^ l13, IS" 3 ia...ilr[-j<)junction, joined hoards. 'Hag.
15^
xb?3a'T "la
"13
(Ms. M. 2 N'T'a3) as the boards of a landing
bridge are placed side by side (leaving small slits). Snh.
7''
'31 xbTsa'i 'lab 101 (Ms.M.
"ia^,
v. Eabb. D. S. a.l.) like the
junction of a landing bridge (which is at first shaky.
but,) once putup, grows firmer.

*Gitt.73* bought poppy

seed,
'31 nnsn XT^ax deliverable at the landing of &c.;
V. preced.Y. Meg. I,
71''
top xri"1S^1 "la the seam of
the straps (of the phylacteries). V. X'l'^a.
^^113 II pr. n. m. Oudda. Ab. Zar. 32* (Ms. M. HTfui.,
V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
niS115, Yalk. Gen. 55, read 'nia, v. n^^-liia.
1J^13 j13> m3 j13 pr. n. m. Gudgada, father of E.
Johanan! Hag. if,
7 ; Gitt. V,
5
; Yeb. XIV,
2 ; Eduy. VII, 9.
'a
p
n^ains 'i ed. (Ms. M. lanr).
TV^l^^
m. pi. (v. ia h. a. ch.) good luck, Fortune.
Tosef.Sabb.VI(VII),l 'ab nna^n ed. Zuck. (Var. 'p'laTia;
oth. ed. 'pa^ab Jina^n) he who shaves his head (makes
a bald-pate) for good luck (a superstitious practice).
m"'':";a"I13, v. 'ana.
prni3,'v. rttia.
^"113
m.(h.\i.h':ii;v.'b^i)l) greatness. Erub.2l'^ ^TlM
^Is'i'iai, my glory and my greatness.Ex. E. s. 29; Cant.
E. to I, 2 ib'ia His gi-eatness.lb. to II, 4; Num. R. a. 2
(play on ibani^ Cant, 1. c.) ranx ib2> ib'i'iai even his (the
child's) elevating himself over Me (by putting his finger
on the Divine Name) is (a token of) love
;
(Tanh. B'midb. 10
iba-n; ed. Bub. ib. note ibl^iai Ms. E.).
2)
pile.PL
'p^'i'ia. Y. B.Mets.lI,beg.8' 'a 'p-'I^S (coins found) piled
up (assorted according to their sizes, pyramid-like; Bab.
ib. 25*
V^'^aM).
5113 m. (b*ia, V. b"J15X)
thumb, great toe. [Cant. R.
to
11,^4 '31 'i^S' ibnia the child's pointing with his finger
(comment.); v., however, preced. w.] Y. Ber. I,
2*^
top
'a 1S2 np5 heel touching toe (in walking); Sabb.
62''
(expl. ?i1Bi:l "jlVn, Is. Ill, 16).P;. d'^Vi'iia, 'p^'iia, constr.
iVnia. Sabb.
151 ''
rban 'a his great toes.
^35113 m. (Via, V. b'l'ia) the heap, the difference
between stricken and heaped measure. Y.Pes. IV, end,
31*^
[read:]
'31
'a 53bno X3X I will deduct the difference from
my dowry, v. "Tji??)!).
np113 f. governess or hair-dresser, v. fi^ia.
5}^D113, V. xaipa.
5^113 pr. n. m. Qudda. Ab. Zar.
32''
(Ms. M. Slia,!
V. Xliail).
']Dll3, V. ',sia.
ninl13 f. pi. (denom. of nma fold. Num. XXXH,
16)j
animals living in folds (which they leave in day-time),
in gen. moving live stock. B. Bath. 36*; Gitt.
20''
; Keth 84''j
nptn Dnb "pX 'an the possessioil of fold-animals is no]
evidence of ownership (as they may have come over byl
accident). B. Mets. 69* \a"in T'3 'an fold-animals (small!
cattle given out for raising on half-profit) must be attended
|
to twenty four months (before a division of profits can
j
be demanded by the keeper).
'J 10
r^
ai.<<iJ"^>'rrdiprMi4lgfVmHNmMNiMMk Mnib |i^
. M. M )r-p7, pl.| At. W"
* i'
U| Mi.lO^ ^^r
'^
Muff. ^'T<I3, M*. M. W^inM, MfT. *m3t A.
*
--n) (lu pal A iiiiif*) li tw> iIm bnMMlMiofAl
' o.rUa. |TlM vn>. of Ar. ffintvm
"rn lo W Um
{
. ' laiuii n4 T^ or
"^i^
mrapUoM.I
iSTli
fry MMMiri. Xb. M** HMD 1 prm M tiriali M iW Ui
iriuMil Ibr Mttkiag off Um l<>i Mw Maift. IX. *
^(j*) nav^ n^ rm (Var. nx. <^ m 44o4
teUw MMwri, to. Uf <iMMil jinmlijr ftinaim l>>
lop of oUwr itnw, wm iwlilMtit ia tlio Blgiipilll^
mMror witleh wm w muli liirt.
KtfTV lt. NUM. rob. U**
'>^ mn Uil rM !<
boopaj iinow (dry sMiUU)i lb. ^n ir4T 1 vm
UmI lop Id dfy imrw Mitooali to oo lUrd of Uw
allr* quMiUij: Sabb. M*.
MnU (M*. M. Mm) Bi. (rot-rBa, or rm-fTO, V. X6id.
Maad.Wp.ftt) on wntfl wowrf, a imMhtwimmi llMMirr,
ii'rt|iid>>,rnm^<iy. IWr.ftrdoaaiacn^HMMilX.t).
lb.
*>
nu (Ma. M.
"^
MU) o Uiondor reorvd (a ntniblti
wiM bMrd). lb. *r39 *>
1 li raolljr comms In 090 nmbUag
ouad aAr Um oibor.
Mp'YT^I f. (oomipt.oriipms,MTiMo,po6)[,
xa(^Gx) carriage wnA Ay pcrtoiw o/' HtHmiiitm (v.
8w.AnL ..). Tmb. SO^ MSrm "s a gilt oonmeo {mum
Mtfmoo, . Bin. Am. I. .); Oitt. 81^ B. Mala. TS^ V^Ta
worn
'33 Ti^ aiado thon dnw Babo's ourfaMi^ lb. M^
im
'^ -)
ibo ewriafo tai whleb R. ^jrm wOl rin to
Imotoii.JT.
TT"*^
^
"^ TiVaa lb. B. (v. Babb. O.
8. a. L nolo
90).'
Kj^nrai II m. (-MirTi
n;
onp. Syr. prn aMrboa
Bnu'lSM, a. b. "j^) mmr amd hard berrg.It
Naa. S4^ TTO ad. (Ar. "p-ro) onderdopad
rupaa.Paa.
34''
yff
'
O Ma. M. (ad. rrptTO, Ax;
T^)
iiiidaralopad oUraa (oiod for mbbing Um akin in
fvar).
*13,
T. -tt.
T- T f-
^ tt-
^^*3
I m. rro)-b. sn, 1) 6wik, itan. Bar.
40*
Ms. p. itrrff Ar. stn) tbora ramaiaa a
iuoea fi-uita again. Ab. Zar. S5^ MOP
N - 1 . Strra. Ar. am, KU, . Bob. Ar. OompL
V " '*
xnn Mnp tbe gum wfakb
IK *-Tcn.Had. SO* (booaao
U} N*>;: ',;: t wed oat) trunk. IK 16
:'
IT"!: xVx *"r ! -n the aaa ahoiv no-
onk. lb. stpcny ^Qivn
N z
- --
,.... 'i) and tba -aBtira
a of the ship was hidden in Uiat trunk; [Bashi:
M)
9)|(WftMkif#.|*nBar^;(ttat
.^ffl\wmi. MoB. a^ O^
<) n-3
rot (Ar.
<a tmti UU ii M Moloitoaa
p
orpmsiu H
k
3* 9ro
*
(Ms^O.a, Ar.wrs) alM
pp
il m-^M,
fclodliac abliM aad Uglti. abfc, IM^ 1000^ mri inI.
>^tMlO)loWMM
(owUktonBofa
<bbi.lA*lM MwiwIUmkilrtrr

. O ytrSi '41 IW WwmIm*

^ItwlBMlii:
< /-
-/J"-'
.-v 'pt^"VO*lt)
M#, -f I*.
B. o I. I TT* ITtn
T- t|
lT>37:ts' "ommmiL: pimm
f
oa vtiiali t.
Hr^^
II M. It
t^<<^
) Mi ali, tmmtk; ia
fM.
rMrf| faawfiiw XXII. t . a. Ik. (ar
aiM MiMn rsjiMj 4^ .
tuj
imn ad. (dL
H . D. H Bi k aoto 4*} Ar. imc.
r. fQ
p. tM aotoiV^iV.
^fi^ A*
.
/ IB, WL-Maf tr (Ha. IL ^Kn^
Ar. tir:>. r9 osod 10 aM
Kgbn:f,r.iq^.
P!i 1;4
(B,
""tr.
i)
.
(W
i^^w;
riaiMMM. iiilil1*'(ii i|iiIwm nf iligainjiafiini)
|rr4e
T"!
"wa of wbal eolor b tky oloakl^Miir. 1UL
to PS. XC, end
'2
b:? risr (-rs) no rr: wby Ims Um
blaa baoa priterad toaayoUMroolorf#ls"9ic
T?--
Bar.tV Kidd.f4^'pr '3tbaMi*baah(III,SS'rs)|Miak*
of variagatad eolora. Boni. B. a. IS rem t r^rtn jm
naay qoaUtiaa aai BMay eotota; a.lk.Tiarf. 7S3 (onp.
TTp
a.
v. r^
/At, riwtfarto; /ar caawpfc -rrss't-UaM
*i
T)
/"or farfw y.
laiai. Pa.
119^
'S^ =-rs* -;: mk1>
tbii^aadataa, raaalcdaanAe. lb,
-^ !i J

,
g.
Braabiooma for OM. B.M4a.lOI*rc*)|CTrx in "Ss aooM>
iUa^ like Uiia Bo vary aniMsry to be aaid. 9aB. M*
lOtfa people BkaoanahraaCia oar oeaiiSioajL T-Bar.!.**-
top 'SiTpow TKOS people Bko oamJi wfco aw aa-
gaged Ae. afaebLYIll, I*. 3. ToaalL lb. IT. g. Ori. II. 7.
B.Kaai.lOg*'anpav'Se.g. if bedatesAe. &Maa.*
*
r^Ki "S if be haa Ac; a. T. fk.Deaooi
T?
< ><>r.
Sabb. 140* lop Um
agf
is pat la pQ& (Ac
TK^
Ma. M.
iro^ O. TTV^) oaly for eoteiag.
yrS, '|\3. iCTJ, Xr*>| cKaaaae. Tafy.bUi.1,0.
TarfJir. Leir. XT, 3 TTSw^kb. 19 71 ad. AaMLDM)g.
Kob.1,13 r-S-S aaortof orfl(b.teztrsr);a.a.Midd.t4^
^rm*>
TSit woald t tiaatanily hareoaly eaa oolag.^
TnMt
ay.
iiiaaii. Taig. T. Lev. V, 4
"i -^ra k6 ia
wbat aray aoerar. Tkrg. la. L, It icn afcCi (aome
I*:''!^
220 n^'ia
ed. St31y) and in this manner; a.e.O "'Xn ^D (abbr.yns)
like this, in this loay^ in a case like this. Targ. Kutli
IV, 6.B. Mets.
30'' '3 ^xn iD ^pBH "iin iJDl is there a
renunciation of property like this, i. e. is such a con-
ditional renunciation valid? lb. 69*' top
'31
-Ji^2 yns in
such a case he must give notice; a.v, fr.

PL 'j*'3l1i*, "'ill?-
Tavg. Y. Num. II, 3; 10; a. e.Targ. Y. Ex. XIV, 2.
B. Mets.
8'^
a^'^3^ ''Dia ''iri there are two ways of driving.
B.Kam.
108''
Wl^^
'5 I'm
two sorts of indemnities or
fines; a.fr.Ib.Se'' (n^ttJ-^-iX) "'315 ^Tl^ ^S^n wants to show
faces (pantomimes, by moving his head).

'lias, v.preced.
[Snh. 98% V. ^jn,]
]m!\, u<5nii5='nrx
jiil (b. h., V. tT5) to cut (the way, air), pass,
fy.

Hif.
r5ri to carry across, drive uj). Mekh.Yithro, Bahod.
s.
5
; Tanh. Vayikra 3 ; Yalk. Lev. 427.
^^5 ch.same, 1) to CMf.cttf o;f.Part.rxs.T'^S. Gitt.67''
iTi^ill'i'lV iT^^ '51 'pS^'^T sometimes one cuts his speech
short (does not finish his sentence).Ned. 68* tsip bSJls
t'^'^a does the husband (betrothed) cut the vow apart,
i. e. annul half the vow of his betrothed, leaving it to
her father to annul the other half?, opp. \U"'Vip ^^p'^Q he
weakens the stringency of the entire vow.2) to cross,
pass. Targ, Is. LI, 10,Koh. E. to VII, 8
'31 T^iJ passed
the street riding on horse-back (Yalk.ib.974 "ii5J). Lev.
E.S.37 [read:] "iJiJ inn 'pTiiJl
p
when they were cross-
ing a river.
Af.
rssj to carry across. Gen. E. s. 10 '31 rT^n"!
<ip?P
carried it across the river; Koh. E. toV,8; Yalk. ib. 972
XJ-^S??;
Lev. E. s. 22 IT^niS^al (corr. rT'lnrsri). Koh. E.
1. c. tT'riT'ijiX she carried it over; Lev. E. 1. c. t^WiSK
(corr. ace).
S^lii, v. s^tiia.
S'nii m. (T35, cmp. Xja) chest, money chest. Nidd.
50*
Eashii'v. Xt115 L
' T T-
CSnii pr. n. Goza, a river or channel in Babylon.
Ab. Zar. 39* '3 "1113 (Ms. M. )n; Succ. 18* )rr'i(, Ms. M.
"|n3, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
nS^15 castrate, v. Xtinail,
TT : - ' T T-
P55I3
m. pi. (ns) 1) cut wool. Targ, Ezek, XXVII, 24
(Ar.
i^7''"i15,
h,text i^al^J).
2) v. )'^\1t^.
bn3
robber, v. bts.
m. (b. h., cmp. Syr. xbait, a. xriJt) brood, chick,
esp. pidgeon. Kinnim 11, 1. Gen. E. s. 44 (expl. ':\1 llPi,
Gen. XV, 9)
n3i-i pi ^^^n.Pl. d'^bjia, ni^jia. y. Ned. i,
beg.
40** Di^
. . .; Tosef. ib. IV, 1 ni^ .\ . . Snh. 94^;
a. fr.Trnsf. young children. Pes. 49*
'^''^l'^^
dSTiiJal ed.
(Ms. M. a. Yalk. Am. 545 'P'i'2) and causes his children
to become orphans. Y. B. Mets. I, end, 8* 'jiS'iiin
"^^TJ
(read "'^tis), v. bTUit.
Sbll5l ch. same. PI. T^VtiS, Xi^^tia. Targ. Cant.
IV, 1. Targ.Y.nDeut.XXXn,ll. Targ. Ps. LXXXIV,4;
a e. a. e.Y. B. Mets. I, 8" top. Pes.
119''
\ II m. (hv^) robber. PZ. 'pbtia. Targ. Y. II Gen. sbn"5;
VI, 11.
]b]% V. i^ta.
C\Un5 m. (C]y) a figure of speech, hyi^erbole. B.
Mets.
\"04'^
d-^tapl Xin !!<ab253 '5
he used only a hyper-
bolical expression ('a thousand Zuz'). Arakh. 11* "]3a'i&1
'5 xn'i3Ha and tliy mnemotechnical sign (to remember
who said a hundred atidwlio a thousand) be: the Boraitha
(or Mishnah) frequently uses hyperboles. Bets. 4* ; a. fr.
V. "^xnn.
S^jn3 pr. n. pi. (a fictitious denom. of Xtllw II)
Oavzdnia (Eunuchia), a fictitious place. Sabb. 152*
a
eunuch (gavvaza) asked E. Joshuah ben Karhah (Bald-
head) X^3 X3'inip^ N3n^ hoAv far is from here toKarhina
(Baldburgh), upon which E. Josh, replied '>)>
X3n?33 (Ms.
M. nxtlU^) as far as from here to Eunuchia (v. Sachs
Beitr. II, p. 132).
"Ijlii m. (^15) circumciser, surgeon. Y. Sab. XIX,
beg., 16"^; Bab. ib.
130'' 'ail rTlini "\
E. J. the surgeon.
[Cmp, I'llTa,]
^^1^% V. -niTa.
T t:

'
Smrii, V. xn-isita,
T :-
T ! :
n^ii, lJ<niii, V, rpi., !!<nij.
SDPl/lii m. {yi:^) laughter, sneer. Targ. Prov.XIV, 13
(h. textphi^)- Targ. Ps. LXXIX, 4 (ed.Vien.'IJ, Ms.
'"i?;
h. text Dbp).'
S121J,
^12^X
^^1-5, Dt3i;, read noia, V. noj.
"
lii m. (b. h. ; cmp. 15) crotvd, people, nation; pi. D']ia
gentiles, fr. which 'iir* =''"i33 or D"133>, gentile, idolator;^
Tosef. Ab. Zar. Ill, 4 sq.; Y. ib. IV, 41* top contrad. tol
inis (Bab. ib. 29* '^133); a.\.{r.Pl. t3i':ia, tD-^ia. Ab. Zar.
I, 1 sq, in Y. ed,
'5
(Bab, ed, d''-i33, d"135J, Mish, f'^ISS",
D'i"i33 indiscriminately) ; a, v. fr.Fern, tiiirt gentile woman.
Y, Yeb. II, 4*
top '31 'Jli
"i^
yz 'J'^XI^thy son from a
gentile is not called thy son but her son (Bab. ib.
23*
n'i-135); a.fr.P/, niilJ, Y, ib, IV,
6*
hot. [Y.Gitt. I,
43''
top, a. e. )^p>^h
di'115,
v. D1''a,]
S^15,
ISnS^I-i, V. hi<ia.
T!- T t:-
tt-
S^liil, V.
xn'iiiJ.
TV\X Targ.Prov.XVI,30 some ed,, read a^T^, v. m:.,
njl^,
n^J]5,
njl]5 f. (b.h,; cmp.ly) \)innerbody,
creature. Y. Ber.IV,8'Hop
'31
'51 'a b3^ to each creature
its needs. Mikv, X, 7 '5il mx blOS^ to make the inner body
unfit (for receiving T'rumah); Toh. I, 3 ri^1ir.n; a. fr.
PI. ni''15, ni'i'fllS. Yoma80'^
'5
nxolu some ed. (oth. sing.)
721
i
V. iii. Ill, Mr*. Kidd. ; u, tr. ii. r^M. HmJi
>iii. eh. XX P**V ! 94, (Mffr* )
Sr*";. '^fl ,1,. .iMtt., i^, TtMi T.OMi.Vll.ti.
M.). Tw.Ra-k. I. It
311*1
"*J
m. (VO) I) r*IHm
alMt, B.BMt
i4 Moms. B.
>
I
T. M. Kal. Ill, H3*'boC mtm iwd
la %h wrlUnf iwf
r. LtJJ'lHirim
Ab Xm.
H. A. I. n
i>ui Um Imu^ tottr ipwMd.
..,- '
T*rliMl .
II. iWiUi.lv. 7 ( 1 Vv . . . artcs Se
u b
f
'rtt
\ \xi, i4 (U. tki -CO). (Y.
UH'
IV, U^ k^ V. )m.]
>, nmoflk fftrb r^ Uk
*^U (t. h.;
I^n,
enp. Va)) Co /on* a 6ali; rirdr;
rotf up A MToU of th* Uw. Y. YoOM Vtl.
44^
top

riW; Y. M^. IV, li*' boU r^ rr (rad B^

. V.
bV>) Um Book of the Law miut not b lolkd
prapan Um pUot to b* rvnd tmm) in Um pfMM
iCngAlioti. DaaookW^W. [Inb.h.VorW
PMt.V"3(W). Y. V..tK^VlI,4''lop
. -rati rxh b-3 smr Uiuu inu*i loll ii (Um
otl.) beliiud tbe curUin ; Y. Meg. IV, Tft^
. .\ T. bl&l lUipdp.
Sr^:
.u^ooostr.W(VMi;ro0.Tkn;.l*. XXXVIII,
90IU9 od. TOrru "SS like Uia wATn* loU (v., bowver,
*: Krh; oUt. d. fiiiu iitra,
T%rma bras).
"S-U Xeb. iir, T. ^W
XITlil m. pVa) i^imK. Pm. 35'. expUa.
r9?0
Gi^
Mksh
) ^ (Ms. M. *S> pL); Men. 70^.
^"rt^'^
'^"'^t'^^
* flecie
^ftatf (Ykia
sativH, I*.Vum)8 oiceis, v. FLto LeT,vTAlm.Diot.I,4S9^
Y. KiL 1,
37*
top, expUiu.
TT**^
of Miah. I, 1 (r. qoot.
tu K. S. a. 1.).
YP*^^^
'"B^
rV^V
pt chi Ill cifw
>i
/Um vkMi Im Um Iom Miiw < (v. iHb Al> a. v.i.
Y.IM.V.irkoLM yi iD
rrf-1
1
p
Mla#Ma
N "^bU Ik.t w. Y. iMk.
m,
r
aytfiN InM. Uv.B.iiM CYaIIu Owk IMI ri*V%.
r :*?.
pVibu, 'bl c (fc.iti M I) AiiiiWL
Au II, i laikW 'a Man Im 4o aMHiiii A^
(aa a ooi^nml. KoH. . to XII, ilw frf4
tovf
(T^ ib.) la Um baatf (Wv4 40 fa ! ^ah a. o^
K rxV^. Xmi. B. a. If
I
Ite^ 9aak. M nrv O
'SI IawMi akalK mnm Aa^t) wpiMiM Iw. V.
Kalk. X, airf, 4*; lb. Xlll, l*, V. 9q^r% 1W%. Kl
Thtea I
i
a. fr.-/l aa above. Y.tmk U li" bo.-Yft.
Dan. IMI, V. praead.; a. fr.
SPbj^, '^5U ah. aao** i '.v. - , 7^
Bs.xVl,Uia.fr.' Tig9.aWtlk.ll I ^ .-;;r; 1
m
'3 rr^ 9n tliqr faao hla (ilaaaiiiii ikm Ota| a
kail. tb.jarn^r.flMbf.'^mrlltiimln. BwBallkV*;
Nad.
3*'
O pes, V.
^'
pMik. Ikafc. pb II*
ITV^
^
aapHaUoB tas (far Um Bomms govarMMaM; a. .
J '

V\TSt Hv'i, part, of h^
n >a L (b. h.; ^) B0f!, ipb iwita or vnoowi ".^i
flW i&iyaf, Jtm Ijaiiy atraa< aapi Biljl-faw. Ah.
Xar. SO^. B. BMb.
10^
1^ lU
'
UJU na tka r^pon caaa*
to tha oaptiTity (ia Babgrloada); a. fr.^-0 on (ch. V~
Mr<b3) chief of tba BahjrloaiBa ia, Batk 0%Am.
8Bh.38*; HoILW* \aBSB O '^; a.fc^S -Vg tiMW l alia
i^fhaaBahgrloaiaB captivity. aBath.l9*bol.V.rASw
nrU t (b. h. r^; bte)
09,
ImvI. Lav.B.a.n, a.a.
(oaad'lbr plaj oa
rif,
a. n&^X M^
iUTb"J, TTDX . ^i^
-rbU,
-rbl .k (ialaariii) mUm'skt^.
j
aolittrr. Ocn.B.a.3 aafvardaapiaaahm Boaaa'S d'l
TTT (Y.Ter. YIII,aBd,4r"sro) aot avcaa lovfaleanaiL
I
Norn. B.a.tiTbaatSocm.M.T.'gBOL ^B.ioIlI,l.
I
Lb. to VI, 12 ptaelaeed iafoar tmdaaal
Kbib^S 222 intm
'Dl "ili^S (read "I'^'^bj) a soldier's servant and a crier; a.e.
P;. 'pT^^ia. Pesik.Il.8.15; Pesik. Hahod. p.
45''
"I'^Ti'nVnj
(corr. ace.) ; Num. B. s. 1
1
; a. e. the subordinate divine
messengers. Naz.
66''
'm ']"^'nsn?2
Ci'^'ni'^^sia the common
soldiers begin the battle and the heroes (veteran soldiers)
wind up with victory; Ber.53'' 'p-i'^'^is'ia ( Var.
T^-i^Vs, corr.
ace).
Sv'^^^ii m. (^^5) thresJiing roller. Targ. I Kings
XIV, 10 ed. Lag. (ed. T'^'^^iia, Var. X^Vi^^'^a); v. "I'nsa I.
Dlp^blJ, V. G^i^a.
n^bl3, V. n^bs.
Sn^blii, V. xnbij.
T : ;
f !
J ^lil m. (bba, cmp. Isa) </te sfone placed on top of a
burial cave, top-stone, contrad. to psi'n. Ohol. II,
4 ; a. fr.

'an n^'inO the closing of the tomb with t\iQ golel. Snh.47'';
Sabb.
152*'
'sn DHD'^U: IS'.Erub.
15''; Succ.
23='
cannot
be used "Qpb
'5
for closing up a grave, i. e. if put on
top, it is not considered a golel in levitical law, v.
Hull. 72^
T :
Dbi5
it ch. same. Targ. Job. XIV, 22; a. e.
m. (b. h. Q^5, D^S) a rolled up, shapeless mass,
whence 1) lump, a shapeless or lifeless substance. Y.
Nidd. Ill,
50**
and the other limbs of the embryo look
dTi^lSls
'5
-p^D like a lump, squeezed togetlier. Gen. E.
s. 14
'5 lliasn He made liim stand, a large, lifeless mass,
lb. 8. 24 'Dl 1X"iD 'y
He formed him into a huge body, which
extended from one end &c. lb. (ref. to Ps. CXXXIX, 16)
^^rs llK'iia '5
(read d'1535'iii) tlie embryos which Thy eyes
have seftj, have all been recorded (preordained) &c.
;
Pesik. E. s. 23
j
a. fr.lb. s. 33 T^n i^lbs (read "pp^iba or
p^^'ia) they were (hard) lumps (blocks).2) unfinished
matter, a vessel ivanting finishing, opp. ai^B plain surface,
forming no receptacle. Snh.
22''
'z,^ ns^XI X-^n
'3 niTX
woman (unmarried) is an unfinished vessel, and she makes
a covenant with (cares for) none but him who made her
a vessel.P/. d'^ri^'ij, 'bs, constr. '^plp'ia. Kel.Xn,6 "^ba
'5
niDn?3 unfinished metal vessels, v. defin. Hull. 25=*; Tosef.
Kel. B. Mets. II, 10.lb. VH, 12 "j^^Vi (ed. Zuck. ^a^J)
pumpkins in their natural shape, opp. to ')''^p12'aT 'paim.
Sifre Num. 158 d^^albs !xbl d^bs (Yalk. ib. 786 T^Ta^ia)
'vessels' which means finished vessels but not half-finish-
ed.Trnsf. uneducated, unrefined. Ab. V, 7.-3) body.
PI. as above. Sifre Num. 131; Yalk. ib. 771 the spear
entered
'3 "^3113^ both bodies.
i^?2!pii| ch. same; 1) unfinished vessel2) PI. K'^ribsia,
^pV^a.^Targ.Y. Num. XXXI, 22 (after Sifre Num. 158, v.
preced.).Sabb.
52''
^^h>^;
123=^ ^^W^'2 it treats of un-
finished (needles).
2)
(cmp.
^i-iJ) sfone. PZ. 'pri^ia. Targ.
Esth. IX, 5 'a nb'iCJp (for b. h. 5'nn) death by stoning.
Snh. 95^
[read :]
ni'^nsn'^SI (ND'i-Jl) X^blS . . . ^b ini-^X bring
ye unto me, each of you a stone (lump of clay), and we
shall stone it (overthrow the city with mere stones); cmp.
Valk. Is. 284; Ar. s. v. S-HnablJ.- 3)
hill, v. XO-^bMI.
jnnCblJ, l^blj, Snh. 95% v. preced.
"'13515
m., n"'Q"51ii i.=like a d^iJ, roughly shapeai
PI ni'i'ab'ia. Ex. E." s. 30, v. dl:a.

T
' -T
^IZ'Tl'A m. (dba, with formative ir"! ; cmp. t:-'n35l
\1iard, stone-like, v. xablJ,] golamish, a species of cerZnrJ
E. Hash. 23% (explain. K-nlX); Snh.
108''
(v. Eabb. D. s]
a. 1. note 1).
IIJ'^Qbl^, ^25Z3b5 ch.same. Targ.Y.Num.XIX,6(li.
text nxV
-P^'T^W^- '^*^s-
^'^^^
^' ^^ (^^- *^* ti-^nx).
j"ii (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Golan, in Bashan (Gaulanitis).
Targ"! 0. Deut. IV, 43 (Y. Xl!:-!). Targ. Jos. XX,
8; a.e.
Mace.
9''.
T^'2 >15 f. (preced.) a coin named after Golan. Tosef.
Maas. ShT IV, 13 Var. (ed. Zuck. IT^ablS).
SD^15 m. (v]b5) stone intcher, jug. Yoma
12''
it is
usage to leave in tlie inn XSlUal
'5
the (empty) wine
pitcher and the hide (of the slaughtered animal). Ned.
49''
'31
'a b'^plU would carry a pitcher (on which to sit during
the lectures) on his shoulder.PZ. X^B^^a, "^bV^J. B.
Bath.
71* the house
'5 tiSO p'^tnia'i wliich has room for
one hundred jugs (placed in rows). Ab. Zar.
32'' i^T^n '52
inunglazedjugs. Hag. 25'"5X nia'^ob to provide jugs (for
the harvest). ["["^BblJ, Targ. Esth. IX, 5, a clerical tauto
graphy of "-pablJ, v. X^^ia,]
Jj<p!pi3, V. Np^^x'ia.
A
i
f. (bis, bba ; cmp. Xa'^ba) [lorapper,^ a long
tvoolen cloak of
state used at prayers. Sabb.
77''
(playful
etymology) S'^W "^ba
'5 Ar. a. Easlii, roll it up and sit
down (Ms. 0. '^n'l'^N" ''hn travel abroad and import it,
ed. a"^nxi "^bs uncover thyself and put it down). Y, Kil.
IX, end,
32'*
to wrap up money '31 Hrt'ia 15 in one's cloak
and tie it up with linen cords. Y.Taan. 111,66** top "n:"
'31 "rt'ia save thy cloak from the rain (a sneer at an uu-
efficacious prayer for rain). Ib. IV, 67^ -^rtia "^h StT^ nx
'31
give me my cloak that we may pray at the time of
closing the gates (sunset). B.Mets.
85'' '31 iOiTTi '5 they
spread over thee a gold-trimmed cloak (at graduation
ceremonies); a. fr.PZ. xrt'ia, XP'J^'ia, ^^^'i". Targ. Y.
II Num. XV, 38 iinn^'ij, I Yinn::^ia a. Tiir^Sia. Targ. y.
ib. XVI, 1 fiT"':;^'!^ liis cloaks. Ib. 2 T^ri^ia. Targ. Y.
I Deut. XXII,
i2'-n'i!i^'ia, ii -'^n^'ia. Ib. xxxiii, 19.
Gen.E.8.36 (expl. -^bS'nd Dan. HI, 21) Tin^^^an (fr. wSb'ia)
in their fine cloaks; Cant. E. to VII, 9; Esth. E. to I, 12.
Bets.
38''
'^bpTU '^S'^'^n^'ia have I taken your cloaks (that
you laugh at me)?[Gen, E. s. 19 T'lsia Ar. ed. Koh., v.
'|i''^a end.]
ulii I m. bent, joint, v. da II,
D15 II to cut
off,
V. dpa.
SQlii m.h. a.ch. (b. h. SXJa, cmp. d5X, XaSX) bulrush,
papyrus. Targ. Is. XIX, 6. Targ. 0. Ex. II, 3. Targ.
in^M 9'a
' VIII, n (MiNM #4. mroi. (Y.iiiib.vii. ia*iMi.. v.
'.. IV, i>oi^ f- ima)' H 117^
-^
Tfr v-
on. XU, IWf. Y. la. 0. .-. fcbb. Vtl, tr -V^
^
.V.
Itef. /ab XXXU. 4)
<' n
tllli.ir fof smJi
. V. Kik I,
*-
to Kiie ttMBiii^ otjifiawow In llaali Mii
,a.^|y. Ho*. Ak lUr
?**
kirflb fKV
[MppoMd Ut h9 lk etdtU Inn rA# AmmTa ImfCA; r.
lli.lt*nwP^)^ Ar.Mwl Um MwoCUm Mrpr M
mMi, Mnuad. to mIImU; 1. . Um pw|W<loutof
i( Vd* ra^\)~Pr.
B*l^ n^W
B.BMlklOO^'W^R!
(lla.M.a.Ar. 'r9).-S) rtU
tf
m tftmn gtmti, mmi
AmU In 00I4 wMtbOT Aar oowriif Um AMt.JPt,
K*i. XXIX, I rrxr te 'yiDMom. t^ <
)r Ay IA #oi Tmia l*b KL I, eb. XX M
--
tentoikM).
bl{fU pr. B. m^ . M^la
V
Kll. 111,18' '51
TQ
r*C 'S drprvMiona in Add of Um
Ith of Ae.Y.Ab.Kar.lV,44*bot. 1 TTs what it kft
UtdoprvMrioniinlhtTAt.; ToMf.ib. VII (VIII), S nnuii
Knek. (Vnr. r^*3;:S).-ToMr. Mil^r. Ill, 4; Bag. If*
srrii. x:n:-5 r. (b.
wn.n v-. *wi. xxjrra). 11.. win. 1! \XVI,27
I^(K'^(m'.^
-''
r^
to etmmmte) bmmimg, glmr-
^^CmI Tni,. 1. .. XXVII, &.Y. BeU. U, ! top;
^HbuuuSh. y,5r top; Y. Haf. II, 78* bot. (proT.) "S %e
^^!T^ M^*i aeonl which do not ban joa in Hs time,
neTwr bom yoo.itL
r?^ *!?'?. T"?"*-
Tkif. Y.
I <n. 111.24. Tr{;.JobV,7;a.e.Twf.Y.Bx.XXXVIII,4
s---'0(coiT.cc,), T. str**?. HiilL88\ QB.R.m.Sl(r*C.to
=*~c, r.. X1.6) 7nys -J bumingeonla (tfW)or aMras;
^.^:k. Ps :.5, cmp. Mi.1r T.ll. 10 P XI. 8abb. 110^;
^^~^^*i^ f. 1) SUM. Hall. 11" "an
'2
ratn b* m^j
A I'lriuog coal on iLS) a local akin imnw, prob.
V. Ab. Zar. U,
40^1
top; Y. Sabb. XIV,
14^
i^pc
MS^KJU t ab^i-lt
f.
tVM.JbXXXIXt4'*fW>
(pvob.
aqf*
pi, b. iti
av?^
jyy.nruMM^Iiirilirf. liyr.TlflLiK.linnn9
VterVV'rum'WiM Um tkkM wwimati Um
body, w 4a Um Un4 piMMi MMk oi.lt* (rHd;| n*
V<'nTVni...lprMrrapnMUMUpd irnmig
UMwbo^^oftd,>4idMM^^ bibtofiiwii |iniiH
iMMt, Yalb. ^mL M. tM. tl*t A. *.
)q;lii(i;v.iq?.
Ma. tr *Wi 's a UMf of bawwiw^ Ab. far. II* 'S
llornatioopofBoaMaMdkn). (lb.
9 mu'i > I
,
rad wMb Ma. M. KJ
'
i iro^ v. Babb. D.
t. a. L). Bar. ST; a. a^Vad. r nsm 'S Um
fwniwiaiidad by gaoMb (aafl of wralbVK*t>i1 9i
0* >
^W^wn Ar. (ad. iinft t i
) HI*
W^II t(-inw) I) voir. /I -rrw. Svl n*
"S (Ar. a. V. cn &, t. iaira) bo Mralch
^BlnaiUmvaUt (hi aabMljr adf cbaaUMSMag
BMna of a ioiwiiB ovwaD aaid aft b tar Ih
taaUon of ooali cIoUmi^ dmder. Mitt. M^ (ii
dietio)n9 bb dMar (was an tlMi WWkftio BaloMaa)
(Sab. 10^ 'atM.U.) Yalb. Kbi ITf, Iba^- Abba I ripi
Kob.R.toII, lOmip; Y.aBb.ll,y bol. V*:p). abbullf*
B. Aaaa (vhila ptaparii^ for UMBabbalb) 1 V^ (Ma.
O. atrro, Alf. Ms. Krra, Asbsri ad. Talk im, V. Babb.
D. 8. a. L Boa S) pot a jaals oa.H. ^IVt. SaC St^
'} m*arr3....Mm o lot Umgiaai Coart can ! I
thosa vbo ars anapc np ia ovaraUs (bjpocrtaa
yoa aaaaoi ssa Uuoagb; Baabi; Ibosa wbo vnp
alvas la doaks as UMiofb tbay vara tno ybsifmi
vara., v. tvpia).
*rr7r3^ t (Vo D; 3 bManad, capLaaat va.)
/"arw, (sobu srs) an ifay m tfrn
wl form (cvp. Otaab
tarfro
f
riberfsa), aspu sigaatinas of vitaassss alietaalaty
in Habraw haadvritfaif (fkoai Um rigbi to tba 1A) and
ia Otaak (froa Um laft to Um tifhi). Oitt.
87^
(laL to
two dooasaats sida by aida oa
p^, , ^
Um saaM abaat wilbtwo Babrav -"Bf^r.-*
V
'

i
Uitoagb from ondwr oaa dooa-
Moi to tba otber)^

xirs* srm O tdm
was signad gumflMk, and aU tba
_y
''1^515 224
t^i
Greek
e^ m
|i<it if
VII. ) f /Mr
tf ( IkI*) r^b<
*
tr ImiIIi rl< dnor CtNMllUMMMMl^.
\IV, I,
*
.f I It. .1
.' rh. urn* f> tf'rt**^.
Trf lil I. I; ^.
f)f'
VoiM lll 41* W-*f U
i
H0M, .Mii^iiU^^ f^^|i||.xxXI.W|lt
t.e
aiif* W4> (<^ III*
_1_ , . . .
-i/ M.mLm^Am.,t
4it.
(f. rT> 'I trn lilt* )i

*i m w^fi
''
'
^'f
ta Mrr
m4c^,
* HhII.
^^. . *. Hr,
' "^ - |T, KUb. Xll U*- Wut. wr 9.
iw Tars. I fm. %X%t. ft.
>....I %
bit.
rft.
(!
il
ow. Trg. II Ham. XIII. 17
'M ixl.
iMf. (vd. r*^M) r|ii Uiou *". It>. IB tMI (4.

'- (mi.
r>;
- V '
^-" "*' "**" ""* *-
tif of III* 0|MrtllUg
J. Tkrg.lloi IV,I4 ^j:;is.l.l*ai.*,C~;j.
\ .
^11
m.(b.h.nfift.ty.cm|i.m.l,^) l)Mg,prrmm,
mif, KIdd. so* (Mpl. h'gmfpo Bs/xxi. a) 'r o:a %3
ot hlniMjf li tatafvd, of blowvlf It* ball go out (frM
In lb* MvtniUi jmt) bat not, likv gvntU* !, on
loting a limb. Bub. Vl* "S^ rrsrr
')
tb* bodj and tb*
onl may try to vacap* indcniMii (tbiftins tba rcapooai*
.a ff. 'jr: 10/
>* ronnM-'- tb*
\ . rau. i. 4' top. a. *. mpn 'in "r^
. jtiiii). R. ilanb. 17*
^fS
bj dtflbng
Ab. IV, 6 'a> -Q^:; VII will biniavlf ba
--Tmaf. Omf, iho flctilloo* aiorvboaaa
n. Yab. 62*. a. . ib> aon of David aliall
i^ . . . . ^*w t; b>furv all annb in tbe Chif
A (i. #. int lo livr on ranb).
3) raarwcf,
jTN^xfII Nrr. Y Ilrr. I. :/ r~r Vc RCn an inttgral portion of
th 8h'ma(r>nfeMion of fAiUi). Y. Sahb II,
&*
top rW
rVrS Vr tb wick itnalf. XHtt. IX, S 'Tt S3 Vr Vt tb
'"^ '
r of diTorc* i* iic Yoma
74'*
r:^
!'
>iil (ni(|iAeatAti) itaalf;
n J-S (Ar.
! .me tim*
n :;. ! i;;\< V!'.
"lit it ih<> act of him wbo belpa to pro*
<hu-ti tVuit.. \\l.il<< be has tbe reward (e.g. oite wbo loan*
luonay to a busbandman on aecnrity, allowing pajrment
in winatl inatalment^): 'S*i 'TIS m rrxs a raligions act
1\\ wbieb one prewnre* bi* body par* doM be parfonn
w h.< ni;\rris a wife Jsr,iY. TCn, constr. *ti. 0n. IL
,;i. V.S.il>h.II.&''bot. risVl "5; To>ef. ib. II, 10 prT"5
^
(i$.M)tialp.-rt of tbel^aw; Ab.III,18; I.Iag.I,8(10*);ll^
S) mrmhrHm. hex. R, fu 25, end.4) mrfart, color
(rinp.
vn). Men. 44*
top
'5^ rrsn V^s its cotor reaemblca
thAt of the Sea, contnd. to na bape; Mjws. Tdlaith
e). Kirchheim
p. 23.
Wi
*
|li pi.
PS^
m. m tptaim at 4flL TomC KiL
I.I (randij m* rscn aaioa mmI
fojf
mi.7 i
Mr frofra.
I>n.l.l (Y. ad. pro). Mpl. Bot.
4^
^VD *rte iW lata
fniiu of tba gnpa^vto*. (V. ibw t\* lo|i vafAMna pTS
wltb lii
'
UH (rMid
n^fO)) Aff; lUiik .La paci ol
tro
if
Mm otaOnr lo rSS; v. oaprm
|
Targ! O. Om; XIJX. ft ad. BarL (mmm <4.
7|^
T. ;pO|.
Targ. >:ik. XVII. 7 10*9 Ibm. OK
'.
m
m.^ Taff.
Iloa IX, 10; a. ttjlMW. R. a. It "n
'
^JCJ
'3 im tW
gmpa-Ttoa is oappoftad vHh ao Mnay wadi aad propt A*.
Ib. "Sn
W"V*^U
*>
Iba riaa (witb ita poodnctji ^m Vy
Uiroa wawaa^-t) Or roMM^rvr. 'n aroff nltak flaSb.
1 10\ Oiu. M^
*}
nam and (rag*) of coUon oloili. T.
Kidd. II I. M' bot. a proOTljta n Hka 'r
'>n) if.3 cota,
if yon detfrp tn
ctNBbiaa it witb wool, van aay 4o ao
(witbo tbalawofs-ipsiAK. /lsr:ra,r:s<s.
WW. i_ - _ a I, 11. lU 7 (mL Lag. 'C;. Targ. P.
CV.SS; ncBar.40^, T.prarad. B.Ki.2*. Kcb.7t*.
ll.Batb.tf*-: a. fr. (Taff. Y. Naii.Ti, 4 , % ly^y
i
'
*
'
*-v
r*d ir^ 'yz being a aiiplacrf
f^o**
^ IUi"8.
Sir iS pr. n. pL G/iR, OapUo. Iftacn aiilr* Mttb-
wet of JemanUm (t. Ncab. G^sogr. p. I^'u T. Taan.
IV, M* boC; Lmb. B. to II, S H^ lb.io \,i Taapn^aa
wat ICC KVB *re? to tab* a'batb at CBar.
rpwii (Ma. M, 7;r).Toaat OboL XTill, 14 Tars r-
rv. Bar. Ill,
>
birt.; Y. Kas. Til, ST top, t vr^T})
44*
1. > nu (b. b. *C), r. "W) fo/rr, a rmoooa trae.
Snh.
1<>?
, T. SO*^. [Taol^ Boob 5 (rv'f. to Gen. VI, 14)
tdentiAea our w. witb C'I"|L]
HT^V-^
<' ch-cb. mnit mlfkmr. Targ. O. &.
XIX, 34*
a. e. |8oaie ed.
'Sf]
T.
1, .4*
.
n. xrssrxv *!> >rt*<>
sT'^nsia
226 '^3'^i^^ia
ni^?jS^5
m. (v. preced.)
of Qufta. Y. Sabb. V,
7'^
'an lijn, read 'a 'n Hanin of G.
iJ^nnSlJ, V. xnnnis.
'
T T :
f^^
I ch. (cmp. 2Jia) fo ^nattf (of mice). Part, y"!."'?,
pi,
'^^I'^a.
Hor. 13".
^^5 II m. (v. preced.; cmp.
Y'^'0
short, dwarfish.
.Ber.Sl'', V. Sb^.Pl. Q'^sis. Pesik. V'zotli p.
200" 13ti?3 'a
of a lower stature; (ib.Bahod.p. 108" ID X^ira d-iaip ; Sifre
Deut,343 onlyO'^^i'lp; Yalk.Ps. 776; Ex.286).jPem. n:i!15.
Yeb.
106''
'a UCini "^TlX Nin if he is very tall and she
dwarfish.
Y^3i,
SI215 ch. same. Targ. Job XIV, 1 (Mb.-HW; h.
text -iSp).B. Mets.
27'^
'a 1J< y^'^HI IBia Ms. M. a. H.
(ed. "^Il^tl) insufficient signs of the body for identifi-
catione.g. 'very tall', 'dwarfish'. Snh.
109'' '31 'a
"^3
when
he was short, they stretched him. Meg.
27''
tlin 'a ttJ'^S'^X
was a very short man. Ned.
50'' iTiD"i"l3 n^Tl 'a short
andvery stout.P/.-^aiS. Hull. 63". Sot.38'"a
iS5<n'i2''^S<
the tall in front of the small.

Fern. !!<S!^^. B. Mets.

59"
(prov.) 'z^ 'a "^nnx if thy wife is dwarf, bend down and
listen to her (advice), v. "SiTb.
']'^121ii sparks, v. y^^.
"1^3
I (b. h.) [to move around (cmp. iriD),] to be a
stranger, sojourn, dwell. Sot.
36'' '21 Sjir xSa he is named
Gera(Gen.XLVI, 21), because he (Joseph) dwells in exile;
Qen.R.s.94. Yeb.
96''
is it possible
"^3^:2 '31 l^ia^ to dwell
(simultaneously) in two worlds ? Sabb. 104", v. 1"a. Sifr6
Deut. 301 (ref. to Deut. XXVI, 5) iC?i< S-pnUJnb . . . labn
DU^ "i^iab it proves that he (Jacob) did not go down to
be permanently settled, but only to sojourn there ; a. fr.
Denom. 15.
Pi. "I'^'^a (denom. of ia) to make a proselyte, to in-
itiate into the Jeivish faith. Gen. R. s. 39 (ref. to Gen.
XII, 5 'the souls which they had made') 11i''5UJ d^ian I^X
that means the proselytes they had made. lb. ^3
'31 il'i'^aal . . . n"ipn;23 ia whoever befriends a gentile
and effects his conversion, is considered as though he
had created him. Sabb. 31" '31 ''?';i'''^a make me a Jew
with the condition &c. ; a. fr. [For
I'^l'f
to dress with
lime, V. 115.]
Hithpa. "i'^.''?riri, Nithpa. I'^^sn? to become a proselyte.
Ber.
57^'
T'^ann^ D-iT^nS! they will adopt the Jewish
faith. Yeb.
47'^
'annb !!<n'r ia if a stranger comes (ap-
pears before Jewish authorities) desirous to become a
Jew. Ab. Zar.
3'' 'ji'i'^'^anp
shall ask to be admitted &c.;
a. fr.
"1^3
ch. same. Taan. 25" ilia
"|n (inj) i^ia Ar., ed. Ven.
a. oth. (v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note 1, ed. ''"i'^m) proselytes
shall dwell with thee (in heaven); (for oth. vers. v.
11a III).
Pa. I'l.'^a to convert. Targ. Y. Gen. XII, 5, v. preced.
Targ. Y. Ex. XVIII, 7; 27; a. e.Sabb. 31" n'^':}''']^ he
accepted him for initiation. Yeb. 76" iH^'^'^a
i'ni'i'a
he made
her an Israelite. Gen.R. s. 76, end n^Pi'i'^^S ixb would she
not have converted him?; a. e.
Ji5/jjpa. "T^li^aniX, 'T^^a'^X 1) to reside as a stranger. Targ.
Lev. XVI, 29; a. fr.
2) to become a Jew, to embrace the
Israclitish faith, to be converted. Targ. Y. Ex. XVIII, 6.
Targ. Ps. LXVIII, 19; 32; A. e.
I'ii II (euphem., cmp. 9pt ch.) to have illegitimate
intercourse; (also as act. v. ) to seduce. Targ. Job XXXVI, 20
lian Ms. (ed. t*an). Targ. Y. Lev. XX, 10 (0. Ciia); a.e.
Part, nia, xn-ia. Lev. R. s. 3; Koh. R. to IV, 6 ']i-inna 'a
Ar. (ed. xs-ja)', v. qia ch.Ab. Zar. lO'' i<'^nn n^^ nin
'31 xnia nniun xn-a he (the emperor) had a daughter
whose name was Gira (Ar. xb'^a), and who did wrong (was
seduced); he sent to him (Rabbi) Xl^ana (Ar. xb'^aia) a
gargira (rocket, play on X'T^a).
Pa.
"I'l'^a
to seduce. Targ. Job XXVI, 20, v. supra.
Targ. Prov. VI, 32 xniniK li.'san
Ar. (ed. 'S<n
T'??'^)-
"1"3
III m. (b. h.; 1ia, cmp. l-i-inx 1113 132 Hull.
78*')
young animal, whelp, cub. Yalk. Job 926
'31 iriit 'a trhv
a young (R'em) appeared in Palestine; Gen. R. s. 31 Xlia
'X (corr. ace.).P/. Q^lia. lb.
'31 1i"lia his (the R'em's)
whelps went into the ark. Ib.s.98 I'^lia h^ bUJ iTnna
the strength of the lion and the daring of liis whelps.

n^lX 11a pr. n. m., v. X'JIia II.

"1^3, S*l13 ch. same. Lev.R.s. 19 (prov.) sbss '2x: 'a
'31 UJ'^a raise not a gentle cub of a vicious dog, much
less a vicious cub &c.[P^, '^'lia. Y. B. Bath. II,
13''
hot.
'a hp
1^,
prob.
i-iia,
V. T^a iii.]
iXy\^, pi. nl!S"1^3, V. ir^iia II.
sS3 j^3 m. (aia) ivicker-net used in .vine and oil
presses.P/. ^ania. Ab.Zar.75" (M&M. indistinct: iiaaa,
ina^ia, or i-ia'nia).
Si13"l13, V. stja'nia.
Dl3
Ji3
pr.n.m. (FopYo;) Gorges. Treat. S'mah. II, 4
(Asheri to M. Kat. 141 Disaiia).
^jri^nia, v. 'la^a.
i
V. 'a-ia.
Sj^Hn^ m. (v. KWa'na) connected with a wheel work.
Arakh^io'' (expl. O^^llin hydraulis) 'a X^ncj Ar. (ed.
S<3iaila, read S<3"ia'nia) a musical instrument (of pipes)
worked by the pressure of water, v. xbni: I (Rashi:
bell,which, however, does not correspond to the context
in which D'^^llin is used; v. esp. Tosef. Arakh. I, 13).
jnsni^, V. i-nm
ITimj,
V. next w.
^r"^ni3,
llO^^^nl^,
';^nl3 m. (Gordianus)(?or-
dian, name of a gold denar coined by one of the Roman
emperors of that name. Y. Yomal
V,
41''
top ; Num. R. s. 1
2
;
ItJ tn
'. }tm CVS Bi4f
U
*.
-r clMi.lV.7^|r#M iT-a^W^T^ir*^ r--"
uf Uiiid iMiuglil fur f b tftHioM* I.
|Miy I** 1I10 origliMl uw boi
pOrUlill III lltUtlrr fttlttrr.
Irtmt*. -iii|i li
t. Kidtl. II. n. ..
...
'p mrt Hull. M** fnu
'
n
y . mm
'
v
<irr. mw.|i
p
**77^U nt. (TA) trrufm-, frtUhtr, fmntU, m nidi
OMBc (br Ml infWHor whiu wrtMi, adopUii m a play ot.
^Vrvi dMk rttl win* (aitttiMdoloid). 0a. R. .
'S^ 'J
-r
. .
*Vtt- .. 4imalit Ibrrf'/i, Uwu
dnutkMt wiii{ U #! I dfinlMiA Iwd wUm. Httbb.
S*" aq. (Ml obtoww davviM for (kirooM|dwtod
woauM).
^prVU a /ni| or nyv. 8abb. IM** -jb JO^
'
g t?
liVs until h* torvM him (Ui Hon) into bb lie flU. M.
^"P^TO (or '"t^'^); O. p'^nT'j
; Ar. ^Vra; . v. IV'U
T'^flHS; td. 8000. T^tS; td. Vi.
T*^^
Prob. oar w,
eoabiii>d with ib mapieiooa ^, ii mi old dortoal eor-
mpt. of O^^rnp*} MxpufoXo; Ike ponck
tf
m kmmHw0
fMl, V. Bin. Ant. 1. v. BUs. For a aUBikr BabjIoBiaD
ooirapUon
>' '^"
iraportod Paltiaui term, eap.
^nro
'
Cilt]
tri'i I m. (v. *i III) euft, yom^ Urn, Sab. M* '3S
imn Br* bt th furnt of jrowig lio<

tLy'T!'^
'
'
(pUjr 00 ^".1; -
q.
V.) wbn th^ eaoM to Bollif^,
laid
*
r^
'i'^7^ (rMd
1^)
lb. M. (od. rs nrs
imtft rfiop, rMd *nr '^
a. l^op) bitwoep (as) two eabt
(David and Abitbai)oan w kiU Um lion (aoliaUi)T
H^
III
^TT^
I ( pwced.) pr. n. m. (Abba)
Gwrja, Kidd. IV. 13.Makb. Xiabpbt. SO (cd. Priadn.
p.
104*; 10) rrro
p -Wj Ylk. Ex. S51 ; ib. S&9 Xr
rm
"3
p a. mm
p.
n*"l*3
II m.-b. Ti, emb. FL Tfry^ rwnk Zeb.
113'>i^Yalk. Oan. 55 ^im^ %M.
T>^3,
"pi^a, ]n^J
pr. n. m. Guryon, Gvryoa.
a (IbU) q! kidd. IT. la.S) aa Amora. Y.
-'
' boL; a. ft-.5) O. of Isporak. Tai.SO*>;
^^r""'*^. Sr*y7^3 f. (T. vr^ii) a gma^feaMle emb
or iioD). Eroh.' 8 (proT.) strss Vr sois
Tp
rc3
:
sr'i -p Ar. (ed. T-^'i "p rs:, corr. acc^ r. Babb.
1>. S. a. L note 400) if tb dog barks at thee, go in; if
!^. nia a Uann fanwrta) tr**rt
um itw wMinls a< Miissw^ /t
v*k
^B to MMMS jroMf 4>^ (lMll
Kciiy^
Klktl^iWptafaflr'*nrT''3
".
W "JOT*. * ^"trnL lAr.
4 lrli;r CHt// <j
IV.l.a.fr.-
I'c, i II a. 10 le m *-n vImni
:r rrji:f>*ti iTar-**^ MiaaaMaa.. t*-
iS I><1 U.C1 rcMf.xJ ! vImwI f
i ft II, <rt, I; > : <t^. caai. iL
'
i^- :; . :.- *ji t:::: T<4iie .
: 1^ irn Ms mtutm of potAsry. Mmm. 1. 6
^
Tir
-
-TTfl^ (ntwiil,
^f^)
wte is UMr
for HMUiiac ^<Ma UoMa to ittkastIt f'sn.
I, ir boC; a. fr^S) (amp. "^ a. rr-^
M,
ffWMfrs
^
nwrf (v. I Ktags XXll. IOa. pMkk. E. 1. a.}
T. rV^ThopH; tah. lY. 3. Koli. E to i, II tW Lovl
will ba ssaiad 'SS w la a eoayt; Uv. IL a II a4 'SS
(oorr. aes.); Ks. B. a Uw Lord vUi aaai iJm Ums
of Isvaol
<
as Iks fcasdria atad to b lad th. ia
is tlM habit of kli^ (eooaails) rhv ia SXT^ (rwid 791
10 lit ia a looad oart>rooai; HaU.
**
(lal to II
L a.) "n TO
'3
a rsal eoan,-0
"8
fAm hai to
lika th eoort (of tho BsBrfria, rat to lak. L 4.
B. to V. II rmr \m ^
tlw fMfcariag for staiytoif
Iba Law (Lav. E. a. If; Talk. Piw. M4
nf^
Y. rak
(0*^3
ch. MM. ssp. tAfr^ tfrmki
rrrofr (Sjrr. labraa tapidaam ia qao boariaas
P. 8bi. <t2). Y. Mflg. 11.
74*
boC waslMd Irio
feat nfr% TO (with waiar) oat of toa (Iha
rwrvoir. (Var. rCTS iaeorr.]
pO^ pr. a. B. Gwrmk. Bnih. ft* (Tar. JWJ
'
A
*pOnna, VvTS, t. Babb. D. & a. L aela 40).
C^I (V. VC3) fo be bmrd, OmA, T. ^^
Af.
-irvit, or tint (fr. rcs) fo Aarrfoi, (with
&e bold. Lam. E. to I, 31
,
'
-
'
> 7**^ (<
(d.a.Tar. Ar. ,t
W*) bare
y tha hsnlihond (to (
back to OM)?; Pesik. AaoUd p^ ISS^ 7mt TTC:* W
XiL O. a. Pansa (ad. 7m). Ib. "VX
.V
'
-^
Ar. a.
Ms. O. a. Parma (ed. TXrWL, iMm. B. L c . IL^JII
) hart
tboo bcf
ZT^n la. (b. b.; raa. t. pncad.) ssairftiaj aa^
sfaafiaj; fcaap. elK ML Midd. ST
^T^
'3 rtvi aaeh
a Aapahws fetos is called fmak (a ball, sioaa). T. ib.
mw^i 228 ifhMy
II,
50''
n^-ix bu: 'a a clod of earth. Y. Kil. IX,
32''
top;
Y. Keth. XII, as** bot. -iS2>
'5
a bandfull of Palestine
earth. Toh.V,! D">nrn pxri
'5
a lump of imported clay,
V. Sabb.l4'\Y. Hall. Hi,
59="
Avhen the dough is formed
into "inx 'a one coliesivema.ss; a. fr.

PL )'>'6>[i>. Lara.E.
to I, 20 (explain. 1"i^"n3n ib.)
'3 '3
'jStias their bowels were
pressed to lumps (v. n-i^Pi Ex. VIII, 10), B. Mets.
101='
"(ii'^'r^Sa npSiS they were uprooted with their clods of
earth (attaclied to the roots). Y. ib.VIII.end ir' [read:]
"|iTi'i^152
"iSaiaiun when the river swept them away with
their clods.n^n ir^ia pr.n.pl. {Fat Ground) Gush-Hcleb,
Giscala (Neub. Geogr.
p. 230) in Galilee. Arakh. IX, 6.
Tosef. Men. IX,5; a. e."'Xabn t^l m. pi. inhabitants
of
Giscala. Pesik. B'shall.
p. si"; Koh. R. to XI, 2.
iSUj^il ch. same, esp. ground, soil, contrad. to air,
atmosphere. Naz.54''; 55' (ib. 19'' niUIS). Sabb.l5''.P/.
X-i^r^a. Nidd.20^ !|?T''>irW2 with their clods of ground. V.
xniuais.
lS?2iP15 m. (Dira, cmp. t^m) matter, substance, body.
Targ.^Ps. XXII,
21; a. fr.Targ. Job XX, 20 (h. text
^1^^Cir).Pl. p^iy>ia, X-^^^TIJ^J. Targ. II Chr. XX, 24. Targ.
Ps. LXXXVIIl, ' 1
1
; a.' e." V. xnuJa.
SjDIlI
U Ar. in some ed. s. v. ")^n, read XpJSUJia, y.
Koh. Ar. Compl. s. vv.
Jj^j^DSIp^il m. (prob.=XpDS ttJia the freeman's lump
or cylinder) signet; seal; signet-ring. Targ. Koh. I, 12.
Targ. Esth. Ill, 10; a. fr.Ber.
6'
K^TIBT 'an with an
iron signet. Gitt.57=';58-'',v.S<3i"'>3.P/."<p5B'r!ia. Sabb.66'^
'a ']inUJ2 with sixty seals.
j^DlL^ii m. pi. (prob. of the same origin as Latin
gausapa) 'rough shaggy cloth, bed-cover for the winter.
Gitt. 70'',
Var. for ilpSliia.
i<npl^^3
(Snf)I2J5)
f. 1) tvheat flour of the second
course, dark flour, opp. xn'^i^in.
Gitt. 56='.
[Fl. to Levy
Targ. Diet. II, 570'^
refers to Arab, hushkdr, derived fr.
iheVeriiian,bran-bread.]
2)
a cotton-like plant. Sabb.20''
(Var. 'UJlp) ; v. "paax.
'^fni^, ^ITl^Si m. (cmp. '^XPiaiia) a Goth; servant,
body-guard. PI. -ii^Ma. Y. Hor, HI, beg. 47=';
Y. Snh.
II, beg.
19*'
"inja (corr. ace). Y. Bets. I, 60"
bot. was
leaning on 'a iin two servants (Goths).
S'^^n^ii ^r.n. Gothia, the land of the Goths. Y.Meg.
1,
71
''bot. (explain. Magog); Targ. I Chr. I, 5 (Vers, in ed.
Eahmer) X'lTiia.
V. Neub. Geogr. p. 422.
S^ri"l3, V. xani'^a.
T T :
-
T T :

)3 m. (b. h.; na) shorn wool,
fleece,tan riim;i the
first shorn wool (the priest's gift), Deut. XVIII, 4). Hull.
XI,
1; a. e.Pl. -Ji^a. B. Kam. lis''. V. nra.
)il
vD5j
m. (dialect. =T?, cmp. b. h. equivalent
T131SI) gaz, name of a bird of prey, supposed to be the
falcon. Hull. Ill, 1 Tan Ar. (ed. &an). Tosef. ib. Ill, 3
Dan. [Alleged name of a species of bees, v. "pTan oi
^T-'
-
""^
*^^'- ^^^"' Targ. Y. Lev. XI, 13 (0. S<^tS)
Targ. Y. II Deut. XIV, 12 (also in one w. xn-13; Y.
S<r?
^'^)- ['". Nidd. 17='
Ar., v. W].]
S]il or b<l3 m. (=Xt3a; T2a; fr. which
iHo.) treasure
collection, -'a "^n treasury. Sabb. 63" '31 'a "^n xnsnuJa^
Ms.M.a. Ar. (ed. 'Xjas) it is found in the treasury (among'
the collections) of queen &c. YomaSl ' "pns<1 'a
"^3
Aaron's
(the Highpriest's) fund. Hor.9=' 'ai IX -'^bi"l (Ms. M.
"[iTil
'a^, insert IX, v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note) from thy (the
Highpriest's) private money or from the fund?Meil.
17''
'a '^3l3 1^113? Ar. (ed. nr3a^ in3"ibii3>)
go ye into the treasury
(he took them to &c.). Hull. 139='
wherever the vowed
sacrifice stands, '31 i<3^n"iTa
i33
it is in the Lord's treasury
(it is to be considered as if its delivery had taken place).
[Sja Ber.
40='''
Ar., v. xn|ia I.]
^^tn SU, V. ^as^^ta.
&^J5
pr. n. m. Gaza. Sabb,
145''
(Ms. M. 5<"ia, Rashi
Ms. ^"ra).
Jj^?5, V. ita.
"I3|5, r5 m. (late b. h. ; 3Ta, cmp. 3S;5, with format. -i)
manager, treasurer. Ex.R. s.2I T^'br 'a -j'^n'^irr I have ap-
pointed thee its (the Sea's) commander, Ib.s. 51 Taua'b 'a
sole treasurer, Sabb. 3l''. Tosef, Hor. II, 10 mip b3"i?3X
"^ab the Amarkhal in the Temple is of a higher rank
than the Gizbar; Y.ib,III,48'' "-ay^h (corr. ace); a.fr.
PL Q'^'nSTa, I'l'iSta, 'ra. Meil. Hi, 8. Shek. V, 2; a. fr.
Fem. ni'ia'ta. Sabb.
62='
'a niUK a woman engaged as
treasurer (wearing a signet ring).
Sn^y^,' r5 ch. same. Targ. Esth. X, 3 X3D1 'a
commander and elder (h. text ^lia).
n^5, V. n.f^a.
T
T
nT3, V.
ITS.
T :
S"1I2?1I5, n"l!3t1Tii f. h. a. ch. (=n^TiTa, reduplic.
T:t: T:;: ^t::'
^
of ~ita; b. h. equival. niTa
q. v. ; cmp. n'n:i'i:3) enclosure,
balcony. Ohol.XI^, 1
'31 I'^tn the ziz is a projection the
finished side of which faces the ground, '3T 'Tani Ar. s.
V. TT (ed. n'nT'^ani) while g^zuztra is one facing upward.
Zab. IV, 1 'Ta by Ar. (ed. 5<^ai:j3).Targ. Ezek. XLI,13
'la Ar. (ed. Koh. X^'JTITS ; Targ. ed. J<n'mS3). Midd. II, 5
'a Ar. (ed. 5<"i:i'i:j3).P/. n'ix'n'jnTa (rTi-i-j ....). Tosef.
Succ. IV, 1; Succ. 5l'' Ms. M. (ed. sing.). [Ar. nii'inTii,
n'i'f'itj'ihTa, mx^DiD3, mx'i:biD3, m^'nijiss, mx-iu^jias.']
[Tosef. Erub. IX (VI), 27 xnuDITa ed. Zuck., Var. 'TITa.]
n^np|1Tii, V. preced.
]''m, V.
rm.
rT'lpT-S, V. xyujTiiTa.
IsblU, V. xb-^ta.
git} tJ
\M4.
!.
VIII, i He (a^. iif livrSi Uii vo.
H^i^wMit V. MT^'piw
V
n"*i>V D'sn ion ( I (
I .iKlitllfllicIl lilD aUtl**!!! Ii'ImI I)
I4i
|
iL (k
J, V. Hp.
*ToM
lUMk D. ft ak Ll^fl
I*
rsj. Tmig. I* M. I-
n
u.
^
At
"> ' tOik. i(.
lu%
N U III, pi. ytyn M*it>iimit (
Uatwxf}.
'
"T*^

WjW-
v.* knib. V. r* bo.
I

t ?
I. , I

t.,,. n) 7r
*
V H. Ili- i!. . . >mr
.
ia|i. ^^>.l
^
'
'
: t f
_ >.Kt,
V, tfttq. Tuif. Y. 0*11. XXIV, U { *. IB:^^^T.
til.
53* "S^
'^
rms Ui AnuI of clreumclaion at
V. AUIUr. lll.4r top 'S V; rrrt3 srr iiukMl
y li crn> unclaiion. Y.
M*ff-
i.
?**'
'Sn MM ll> ' < ireauclavd; ib. Ill, 74';
Y. Boll.
Xt
W
"fn); Kob. U. to IX. 10 "r.
|U (b. b.) to r/, aArar. Pwik. R. s. II (pli^ oo
mnrra. cilV, ii) "a^ nrrn iwmw nran
u
fdi
whiob I trim At all Ubms. Ib. wImd tlivy lia "911 *na
evv^ I >'i<b) Hmm at oBCo; Yalk. OmL MS-
Ijlull. 1 x:t Mn bat wImii ho hirH bb (tho gootilo'*)
hoop fwr ItMnoff (Badii nolt). Ib. no^; a. o^Part.
pMi. im (T. n) toegml iv<IA /Crerr. Kob. It. to I, a
tiino will oomo whon tbe wolf 'S^ O iW'iil) ahall bavo a
floooa of Una wool.
I
JVi/.
n; fo UCM/, rrtwMnf, aAom. Ukta. 1,4 smv rst
'S^ n>^ thoM pUuilJi whicb usoallv ar cat but wbicli
have b& tjUieii out witb their rw>l. I'Mik. B. 1. c,
Yalk. I.e. 'SI nrs ^ imr "Sn \et whatever (pUDt) m cot
(trimmed) won drive* new ahooU and grows beUcr.
Cant R. to VI, II
'31 TTiVi nrOMn rrs at the nut-
tree it trimmed and shoota anew. Ib. "iAt^ U'Z'CJU
'SI T^UIC lu the nail* ar cut and grow agmin. ^
^
'SI 'yyzsrz vnx VtrwX) rxa ao the mora Israel \* shoni
of hU Horldl>' toil and given op to the toils of
tht"<l^
of th Law.
n2, rU ch. 1) same. T^.Oeo. XXXVIII, isnr^
.h1. BerU
Ty.
^V^). Tug. Deut. XV, If TttT d- Bert
1 Y. nj-T); a. e,Y. Sabb. VU, 10\ Succ SO* hot, mvr |6
^*
'TO"*
'T'":^
*~*
^''' R*^^- D. 8. a. L note) do jre not
outohiuYrUe) yourselves, but let them cat it. HaU. IS8*
n^^ bttrsn icrra from the time he coaunenoed shear'
,..., .
.J ,. ., V. "nj^ Nidd.1T* 'snTtan if beott
V ards.Part. pass. rt nrf, iroftai,
is.
mf. Tafg, km. Vli
/ptooe4.) wml nMtr.-H,
rfg^
Om,M,.m,
t UB|Mift p99^2 1 waol'4
ptS,
Ttril M. 9l.(,^. k. 0^1;
IB)
ifmdtf)^
./U ifi-y l\t.-. Oen. XXXnil, IS
7t|
(Y. *!. 1.

1 HMO. XXV. 7 rm ed.
Uf.
(ed. Ti). ''i.-
n 1MB. XJll, Maq. 7<m ed.
Uf.
(ed.
-
*U, MTS (v.m) I) fa nrf. ftibh. IM^ WBm TT* m'T-ii
tU^M. vrA, V. ip) to ! ajmla braark U^ nm
(attending a eddii, Kashl hb far Um brtda); A.W>T>A
irrte rrb (Ms. M. vrA, Ar. a. v. "O; nra^ *u ', .
TO, or *to sow*, V.
7f9
I) to cot a sbrwod for Ike dsiU;
Beta.
irab (Ms. IL -O-^. v. Bab. I>. I. a. L m4).
anh. log* (jxruv.) whon the obomI asUd far bonai, TSrii
rrr^ 7-i rrb rm UMTjrcvi off Uwa ha bnd. IbuM*
icx
Tr;i(
I in>Mlf will ou Uiy teir. Soec.
7^ T*
rrTisVs he may be tadoced to c( ii (Ms. M. . . . V:.''3
S^rr^). Oitl. 3* l l "U
'
J> *rtl b* maj cat ti slwvt, t. .
say only a portion of a Icngthj logal fanoala* v. Wk
Y. ib. V, 47^
top *n n> rtn rrgt ami wlsa crop ikoo
majrcstcat, ool, L . e^iojr Iba crop m ajr lamus; n. .
-3) fo pom, go mU s/'one'a mft. Pea. llt^ n^ *:b
Bashi, V. m. lb. n^ C* (Ms. M. n*S r-^ v. 1) be west
out of the demou's way.Yarg. 4er. VIII, JlM>n Ar. s.
T. 13 4 (ed. "ta, corr. "tS) wbicb pawn swilUj (h. "(
rr-r).
3) fo rfeof oof, dhftwrn, repa. Pcoik, Sakboe
- (read:] rrm^ MWO TSSt HVBX> ICSS9 JO^SS
(V. Bab. note M sq.) to repaj tbe good OMn Us good*
nces be, Tsah. KiTbals IfSR^ (eorr. accj; < Bab.
ib.; Treat. Sofrim XIV. 7 KST^, ir<Sab (aorr.aoc.); Yalk.
Ps. 719.Y. Taan. IV,r u>prr^-aiaa4be(R.Babar
/abda) ratnUated to him (B. Blaxar) bis rcfotaciaai; Y.
Meg. I, TO* top rr^ mat.
Al <a fa ei^ 4emn. Tkig. Is. XLIV. i j.
7
me;
S^3, V. preeed.
2*15
pr. n. pL G'zA, .. ;i i _ r
HPli .(IC) cwf #; whence 1) fa70KA.cla.
':*n:<r<o^rr'r9
lifted ap tue^iab and stood (i
HT'ira 230 bra
Kashi: liis
fist). B. Kam.
5^ nTtsb 'J"^ n^ian R. Akiba
has broken tlie force of liis club (Raslii:
fist),
i. e. modi-
fied his opinion; ib.
42''.

2)
piece. ^X'tyjH
'5
a piece of
ice. Targ. I Chr, XI, 22 'Dl '^31 '5
12n he cut a hole in
the ice and bathed; Ber.
18''
iplJ.P/. i^ta. Ib.
59''
itlin-l IT^^nn Ar. (ed. Xn2T "ifiTi) hail-stones (Ms. M.
XTlS'l n^rta or i^*NJa, Ms, F.
I'^'^n,
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note).
np!f5 f.(m) \) shearing wool. Yalk.Num.750 (Korah,
beg.)Vn' pt (Midr. Till, to Ps. I nt^a ',^7) the season of
shearing. Hull. ISS"* '31 '5
'nDllra wants shearing, redemp-
tion &c. Gen.R. s. 74 ; s. 85 ; Midr. Sam. ch. XXIII Clp^ Vd
'31 '5
'3U3 wherever shearing is mentioned in biblical ac-
counts, it marks (an important epoch).
2)
(=n3irin, v.
preced.) piece, shred.PI. TTWIl. Y. Orl, III,
63''
top (in
Chald. diction) what profit is it to him Sn^t'^W d^TS (read
nit . . .) to cut it into shreds ?
^^
?^
f. pi. C^tJ) cuts (of the road), paths, narrow
passages. Pes. 1
9
'^
(Ms. M. 'i^ia, clerical error). Ib. 11
3*
top.
^y^l^, ^i'^l^
m. ch.-h.n^'^IJ. Targ. Lev. V, 21 (Y.
ViY^J;
&^ e.Pl.
^"'I^'^n.
Y.B. kam. X, beg.
7''
rT^Sn ili<
"A tiie Tannai (Tosef. B. Mets. V, 26) goes over (from
usurers' gains) to robbed objects.

PI.
f.
xrt'^'ta, 'Ma.
Targ. Koh. V, 7.
TxT^^y T\j\^ f. (b. h. Ma, nMa; ^W) robbery, robbed
object, iliegitimaie gain. B. Kam.
98''
'SJi ns^)3 dVuJ'Q he
must make retribution according to the value of the
object at the time it was robbed. Y. ib. X,
7'*
bot.
'5
n^aCTlBO a well-known robbery or robbed object. Treat.
S'mah. ch. IX '31 n?3n nMtS niaiia severer is the crime
of robbery (or wrong) committed against a dead person &c.
PI. n'ibi.ia, niMa. Snh.I, l mbsni 'a law-suits of larceny
and mayhem. Gitt.55'' that it may not be said bsiX reata
'a the altar receives illegitimately acquired goods; Y. ib.
V,
47''
top.Keth. 105; ib. XIII, 1 'a '^^^n Y. ed. (Bab.
ni^ita) judges in suits of robbery; Bab. ib.
105''
(har-
monizing the two versions) 'a bs? PiTT'Ta ^TJia decreeing
fines in cases of robbery. [Targ. Cant. VI, 6 flMa a. niMta
h. forms.]
U^]^, V. dta.
"1^?5,
pi. p-iifa, V. ^ta.
S"1'^J5
f. ch.=h. !TiTa,<?ecree, ^arw. Targ. Gen. XLVII, 26
(ed. BerL H'^'^Ta, h. text ph). P^. p'lita. Targ. Esth.
1, 19 archive of decrees.

'p'^.ia. Targ. Ezek. XX, 25. V.

s<ntiTa.
nn^J3, V. preced. a. in'nTa.
rn^U, Lam. R. to IV, 7, v. nniia.Y, Keth. V,
30*
'a^ Q-isn, V. xiita.
^!2S^n^Jf
1T2STU m. pi. (aCapaTraTEi?, Pers.
hazar paiti; v. Perl. Et. St. p. 118, a. authorities quot. ib.)
name of a class of oppressive Persian officers (chiliarchi).
Taan. 20^. Snh. 98''; Sabb. 139\ [Ar. "'JSI '^TSa, 'En iM;
Var. 'S l-ita, '31 "iita, "i-JS-in na, -'JS'ltia, 'BiTia &c., v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. c]
kSn
j"J_3)
kSn jjil f. ch.("ita) 1) circumcision, foresldn,
V. KPi-ilTa." TargT Y.'ll Ex. IV, 25 sq. (some ed. "I'^ta).
2) (=h. iTn.Ta) decree, edict, ordinance. Targ. Ex. V, 14
li3n'n''ia your decreed task. Targ. I Kings X, 25 '31 Jn'l'i'fa
the decreed (tax) of every year. Tai'g. 0. Ex. 1, 8; a.fr.

Gitt.
55''
xn'^'^^p 'a the first (Roman) decree (after the
capture of Jerusalem). Ab. Zar. SS'^
'31 'a ilta "^S when
they published a (religious) enactment in Palestine.

PL Xn'^'^ta. Targ. Job XIV, 5.

n |i| f. (b. h. ; tta) heton stone; wall
of
squared stones.
B, Bath. I, 1, contrad. to Mia. B. Mets. 117*'; a. fr.
'an 1^3^515 the cell of Gazith, name of a Temple compart-
ment, the seat of the Great Sanedrin. Midd.V, 4; a.fr.

Trnsf. 'a 'px (squared stone), a plain interpreter

of Bible
texts (Midrash). Ab. d'R. N. ch. XXVIII ;
2''
vers. ch.
XLVI.
'
j\A (b. h.) to tear away, rob (with accus. of person
or of object); to take illegitimately. B. Kam. X, 5 Miati
"73 ni\a he who robs a field from his neighbor (takes
forcible possession). Ib. 6 '31 nx Miatn he who robs his
neighbor (takes illegitimately what belongs to his neigh-
bor). Ib. 7 ?'pPiMa I have wronged thee (and owe thee
retribution). Ber.
35''
IT'npnb Mia lbiN3 as though he
robbed the Lord. Taan. IG'^ n-i"i23 1WS1 UJ^la 'a if one
robbed a beam and placed it in a large building; a.
v. fr.Par^. Mia robber, pi. ^iMia. Y. B. Bath. Ill,
14''
bot.
'31 'am j'^DalXil mechanics (who take working mate-
rial to their homes) and robbers cannot claim the right
of possession, v. iiptri.-

Part. pass, bna robbed, illegiti-

mately acquired. Suco. Ill,
1 ; a. fr.
M/". Mas to be robbed (of object taken, or of person de-
prived). B. Kam. 95'^,
a. e. tiMaa (IS^X 2>p1p landed property
cannot be robbed, i. e. can never become legitimate
property by the law of limitation, v. IZJIX"]. Part. Mas
the person robbed of his property, claimant. Shebu.
VII, 1 ; a. fr.
5]5 I,
5"'![5
ch. same. Targ. Lev. V, 23 ; a. e.B.
Kam.
103'"^
"7^^!?
^!?'^'? they acquired it illegitimately.
Ib.96=*; a.fr.[Ma to spin, Targ. Y.Ex. XXXV,
26,
quoted
in Ar. s. v. 1153 3, read bT2>.]
> )i( , y )5 m. (b. h. Ma ; Ma) robbery, wrong, oppression.
Sabb.
32'' '31 'a "jliy^ as a punishment for the crime of
oppression, the locust rises &c. (ref. to Am. IV, 1 a. 9). Gen.
R.s.31,beg. 'aniM^a'^n d'^SII^^r steeped in lust and violence.
Pes. lis'' Canaan bequeathed to his sons 'atl tlX isnx
love ye violence. B. Kam.
80''
'a UWO 13 j'^X the law of
robbery does not apply to it (it is not private property).
Erub.
100*'
we should have learned fnls^sa^D 'a the regard
of property from the ant. B. Kam. 109' ib^n iX'^SI'^U: 13>
'31
until he dispossesses himself of his robbery. Ib. X'^itl'^m
nMta (corr. ace). Ib.'' '31 NHJIi iMia his robbery must go
*>!>
3SI yi
I
..
-. ^,^tatU44m
'Vvstminnit* 0140*
-el Uie (priftii^i if><' r>o lOM) Y. Oft li
:91 W^WB ((KNT. M.){ ft. fr*
^5U
Y. B. tMa, I,

bol. XT"^ %r.Vj^
'
H)
*)
. . . 1DV1 fMMm (vlalMt
-
'
> ("tv imI) pa;*)
f
tuimt ffko
1..
M* W
^'"
^i 1 robtvr tit
>

!
>
A tubWr (I) ii4c>
iIjW As.; ib.
*>
V. Ilt.1
II 111* ot
.. ;-.
\. Kidd. II
-
Vs
Ul* USV of lOAi. . ..JfMl
III
"^
ir*^ U r|lMl rvlilwr. lb i
'
'i, A. ir. H
v*9VK
nVf^ V^
**"^ '-^^ '^
*"*
ry.
^t ;?^
eb. mm*, a Bftlh. ao^; ft. .K.
m^^ ^VV
nli.8S"ll. Kftm.
79*.
"
oihI.) r*Uryy. II. Bftth. 47* bar rim
r
'iTVi, V. Rftbb. D. 8. . I. ooto) h* i known
t
p
owtwtng ihia flvM Utroagh lUvgitimftto omuuu
K*^^*
^(^
eh. MOM. Bnh. tS^ 'Sn *W aa objvcUoa
MdagMMi Um fltI of witaM Oft fteeowit of Uwir
ifllimftto Uftdo. lb. ST* Xt routes tb^ JfaqoaUlM
i>oai by 4iM>anolng Umoi for robbery.
D]| (V. m) fo nrf, frm
Pi.
^ 1 ) to nrf brmd^ of (for IcUiof tbc np drip),
lq. Ab. Zar. &0^
79>?r
^^ 7" "^""^ b*'^
**P
('" *^
iv Wftftk or in tbc 8bbaib .vaar).S) Tnuf. (cmp.
h.
f^
ft. Tftrg. Prov. XVI, 30) to tMrtnttn mu$dkitf.
. R. . 1
4
*^
r^^ssbtrtf^ imrwhicb tho was thrMUn-
to do uuto liim.
CU, D*U cb. MBM, 1) to cftl. Y. Ori. Ill, a* top
O^^ V. m^Ti.
S) to threaten, Tarj. Pror. XVI, 80
text
Y^).
Sbcbu. 4* Vi cnji rx-at tw a man
)uentl>- UireatoDB miMbiaf and doea not do it. lb. "sn
"^
(not 'X\ T. Babb. D. & a. L) ia this cmm, too.
u)y haT tbraataned and not dona iu3) to ffMioik
!/ptrMieatt^. B. Mela. 104^ v. tc^
^]^
(cmp. rr;) to nd of, top ofl [0n. B. & 18 rati
--T.
rwadrtyijj'v.r:*.]
>U in. (b. b.; preced.) fnndt, tlem^ ahimp: fAal vAidl
-\ir oal of tke (nmir, sAoot. B.Batb.T, 4 'Vi "ps n&non
:iate\-er sboota oat of the tninX, opp. unL -; dillaad
.<:^* -V^
V:
... nsme ^ what' .er sees (vben sbootii^
llMilgklWAvIa tnmUm 0mr im4 bilniy ! Mm
WMT if llw iMa}i lb. 1 4
r Ir* a 4bI isw hat m
jafti^ Itib iIm pftnliaiar c 4aam ttm Imm > !
iMooli gnrviag oat of iW trmmk; fb. Vf9ik 1 *lk
TV
: 4 rw ^lp Miw M (a^ 1 rs rwB, .
4iltw Imm ao Aamai lb.
ilMf aip fft<v B a
*^'
*9V balf. r

^
!, ragWill'' ' hmC
I.
Ka. tt\
'fV^
f*nf rip) to Ir mrmlk^-Uk^ t*m mrttk is
/ #.*
'Slim ^mill^ inAia 1119 n
llw M Is aafaa4 aft^ " **^
bmi^
.4W* i dMa ia ft 4a *. M.

'<.
a... $no9 t|C*iiw *>^S< Ma Yai^' i^^^y 2i*3M^
"!!
(^^i
.Wi ap.-W) ntoral; v.
"f^k.ff) l Ml
ojf.
to fmani; . nn-:
tgwti, to teiMtolr fv>
' >w/if'M/}ry aiMsafv caactf a pnkMUm, la
^rrmr (mooUy la arsstncUtassaasjL Mkl4 .. flBOei
a*^ ^
*<>
tbsy lsias< slglnsfta aaaatawts oa tIssKy.
lb l4''ySgniwrB'>4a<lafdawaliiiiiili(rfgnilli
|
undaan(sToa wbaa brobaa aa< laaioHsa, .lb. If*% lb.
17*'
-r rrn
"TC
V? <-v tb^ pBblbUa4 tbair (tbagaaiila^)
\'tf%>\ in ordOT to prsvaaillMawaf llMiraOAB. IbuM^
r~i: ^", T'H
nJVa ft ftwtlal kiaf faaaas a Iiw'sil Bar.ftl^
U.8.a.l.aoto) tba vidwd (BoMMa) fiimi
i
rsUgloas pixcatioa ovsr Istasi, thai tWj
tody Um Law te. B. Baab. It^ r-^sr
<!-0
Ibsy
a pablk Cart. lb. II, 9 "T!
T^ TT*
> ^t^" <kM >
eoBM to aM Ac. YoaM 97^
(rtC to rrn. Lav. XTI,
m
'Ti vp-m 'VHBK I, tba Lord, Isasa wrtslsil ii; a. v. Ir.
t
to ft* 4seraa< srrfaiairf. B. Bbrfk IT^ rno;
> baaa daerasd. Bsr. M^; a. fr.
i/iTApo. "asm
1) to ir rvf to /fw ToMa L c (lat
to rrns, Lsv. L c)
"'ITV
"S^ wbaas aa a^ast tbswwa
down b sbattcisd to piaeaa. (S)^|rcf sf^laMs^. lb.
Ms. 2 'aran enps a staap plaea.]
^J3 cb. saaM, 1) to raf, i;plit. Tatf. Piu LXXIT. U
(b. tzt *").
Targ. Y. Ler. XXV. 9 sq. (b. test -!5l)i
a. SbB. Kam. 81^ :
-
*
-t'T-C dL (Ar. r-^X, JIa.
B. "^^tK M> F. tnrr- l sboald bar* split Ibj
sboolder with tba boa waapoa (L a. sboald bava aseoai-
nmniestcd tboa).KC*^
*}
to aM^T ft casoMaf (b. r^S
Taif. Oaa. XT, 19; a. tt.i} to cwtaaaiat. Aanr
piK sey cirraaic MedL Tfti;i.Oa.Xn], 10; 11; a. fr..
Tatf. Y.LeT.XIX,SS irc "S (b. text rhrs V"?, t. .-rrrjjr
Part. paaa. "ns, pL T<n. Dsif. Y. Gsa. XVn, n.* Tarr-
Joab.T, S; ft.*.Mace. 11* (prov.) -rc IISSI rt
(Oen. B. s. 90 rrsp nossi) flhaehaai waafts to
(DinabX and Mabgai (Us salgact) aasC akait to cir>
comciaiaa. OaB.B.Lc-n?bc tboa liii gawisiid T.KMd.
Ill, 94' bot. 'n *Titr^ Tio bow aboat liiiiiwiMi^
on tbe Sabbathf T. Babb. XIX, IC* boc ifWB vrh rm
nta 232 nnra
'31 'TltS"'^^ had a case, -vvlien he was to have his son , . . cir-
cumcised (on a Sabbath). Y.Meg.I,72'^ bot.'il h'H hc(An-
toninus) went and had himself circumcised; (Y. Snh.X,
29*"
n^alS "i'^'^;i); Koh. B. to IX, 10 -i^tS mn was circum-
cised; a. fr.3)
to decree; to enact a prohibition as a
precautionary measure, to prohibit, guard. Targ. Job
XXII, 28; a.e. Targ.Is.XXI, 17 "p l^n it is so decreed.
Ab. Zar. 3^" '21 l^ltjl Itii'^X inST and they came and for-
bade (gentile bread &c.) even in the field. Sabb.
14"
nx^ia . . . tlila 1'nfa declared him unclean.lb.
53''
xbl
'31 Kia'bil
'iS"^"!!?
and we do not prohibit it (from fear)
lest he may &c. Ab. Zar.
38''
a.n I'JX xn "pi'lW a. e may
forbid one tiling in order to ward off from another thing;
a. V. fr. V. n^n.
lthpe.'-\1ir^i<,^'^nT\ii. l)fo6e cutoff". Targ. Job XVIII.U;
a. e.Ms. 'Ti'^an^; h. text 'hh^n\ Targ. Ps. LVIII, 8
(Var. "n-iun^s).
2) to be decreed. Targ. Koh. VIII,
4;
a. e.
iM m., constr. "iTw (~iT5) decree, '{^"^ "iT5 sentence, legal
decision, divine dispensation. Keth.
8*'
^
'5
1^ dnns "^SX
'31 bU5 even if a divine decree granting seventy jears of
happiness were sealed to him; Sabb. 33\ Lev. R. s. 26
"1
'a 1^31 ^UlU lbs without a note of indebtedness and
without a judicial verdict. lb. 'pi "ITS ri03, corr. "i"in
'P'^'l.Y.Snh.
111,21'' top Ta niti )Ta-J the court passes
sentence over him; a. fr.

PL 'pD"'1 I'ifa, 'T^X Lev. E.l. c.

Y. M. Kat. Ill, 82 hot. (expl. TO niliTii, Mish. Ill, 3)
"1 "iJ
"iV'^X that means judicial verdicts.
"155
("irSJ, "V)^ m. (-i'J5)^tece(of wood), log, club.
Y. siiebi. l'x,"39'^ top;^Y. Shek.VI, end,
50''
inx
"^5
X'^S^
he may offer one log; (Bab. ed. Var. "i^W). P/. "ji-in,
'pnna, "p-lin. Tam. 11,3. Yomall, 5 Ellas' ^^lya;
Y.Shebi.
1. c; Y. Shek.l.c. 'i-i'^rS (corr. ace); Bab. ed. "i-lW. Tosef.
Kel. B. Kam. I, 6 "iWl im?3 nx 'pSSS tliey split his scull
with clubs; Snh.IX,6 "itJ2 Mish.; ib.
82''
T^aiS; Taan.
18''
TJn; (Sifra Emor Par. 8, ch. IX nrsipsa, v. WpS); Koh.
R. to III, 17 "Wn; a. e.
5J^^Pj>
b^HPiil ch. 1) same, |;ie(7e/c/&. B.Kam.Sl''
'iVnBl''5 (Ms.'^H.'a, F.
^^lip,
R.
"i^lp?),
v. Its.P/.
'in,
?"}!?>'!?!?*,
T?
(v. preced.). Targ. I Kings III, 25
'5
"p-inb
(ed. Lag. only 'p'lr'b) into two pieces (h. text d'^SIuV),

2) rvhai is to be cut (h. !i'b"iS). Targ. Y. Lev. XIX, 23,

V. "ITS.
3)
(cmp. rrin) a guard. Sabb.
54'' "^51= n^^ l-GSI
(a strap on the foot of the ass) which is put on him as
a guard (against knocking the feet against one another).
SnU,
^^'^r-?
II m. (cmp. h. ni-i'iia) sheep in folds,
fold, flock.
Targ.' Prov. XXX, 31 t^S n^ia Ms. (ed. !!<"ir5)
between the flock.PZ. constr. i"nTa. Targ. I Kings XX, 27
(h. text 'iS^irn).
^^^"1^5
m. pi. ("ita) persecutors (v. tTitS,). Targ. Y.
II Deut!^XXXlI, 33.
n"l|5> n'*lj"'5 f. (b.h.; ^Vj) enclosure; balcony. Ohol.
XIV, 7, *v. iS<';^^|W; Y. Shebi. Ill,
34'=
hot., v. n^^ns.-P/.
(from n^ltJ) rii^'ita. Ohol.VIII,2Mish.(Talm. ed-ni'^'n'^IS,
Ar. mX'lCJtlW, E. Hai Gaon nix'^ns, v. Koh. Ar. Compl.
II, p. 264, note 3).
2)
(cmp. n'^ta a. 'T'ta) hewn stone
block. Pesik.Aniyap.i35'' (ref. to Qn^ita 'T'SO, Lam.IV,7,
V. Bub. note 24)
'3'1
'JT
'5
^3 every block which will be
placed in the future Jerusalem, will be as handsome as
sapphire; Yalk. Is. 339 rTniTS; Lam. R. to 1. c. nniW ^3
'31 nninaj 'itSI every stone block in Jerusalem was as
hard as sapphire.
n i]5> n l")ii f. (b.h.;1ta) 1) a secluded and narrow
T" : T :
'
'
place, dale, precipice. Yoma
67'' '5
?"n pia:a;l3 'I'^S'Ql and
how do we know that the place (Azazel) must be precipi-
tous? We read g'zerah (Lev. XVI, 22); Sifra A hare
Par. 2, ch. II. Gen.R.s.98,beg. '5^
firxi QttjV nrx which
(goat) for the Lord and which for the precipice.

2) decree, edict, divine dispensation

;
(in an evil sense)
persecution by foreign governments. Sifra 1. c. ch. VI,
Par. 5 "jb^S ITnta XIT^ bl3'i lest you may think it is a royal
jordinance (the reason of which is not known); v. vers,
in Yalk. Lev. 576. Num. R. s. 19 '^r'nta bs . . . "iniia
'5
I have decreed it, thou art not permitted to trans-
gress mydecree (though knowingno reason).R. Hash.
18''
m3'bT3n n'nn (Ms. M. TaU)) political persecution. Sabb.
145''
to reflect '31 X^nx n^p '5
irx wliat hard dispen-
sation to send them ; a. fr.
3) a rabbinical enactment
issued as a guard (v. "I'la), preventive measure; in gen.
prohibition, restriction. B. Bath. 60'',
a. e. 'pitia 'px
'31 ^2? '3
we must not impose a restriction on the public
which the majority can not endure. Bets. 2'',
a.fr. tDllJO
'5
'31 it is prohibited in order to prevent &c. Ib. 3" '5^ 'a
a guard to a guard, i. e. a preventive measure enacted
in order to prevent the violation of another preventive
measure: a. it.PI. nilta, nili'ta. B. Bath. 1. c. niSI
'5
ni;i3p1 Ms. M. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) bad and severe
enactments (persecutions). Sabb. 80^ Moses, our teacher
'a iTSS Ita issued so many re"<trictions. Mace.
24''
"2"1X
'31 Ita 'a four hardships did Moses pronounce over
Israel. Erub. 2l'' '31 i^as bs5 innta 'a nnin many re-
strictions did I (Israel) impose upon myself beyond
those which thou (the Lord, in the Torah) &c. Pes.
87'',
v. n'nX; a. fr.M.Kat.III,3, v. in.
4)
(logics) cfl^^^'ori',
esp. ni\23 'a G'zerah shavah, an equal or identic category,
i. e. an analogy between two laws established on the
basis of verbal congruities in the texts, e. g. Pes. &&^,
'31 n&Sn Ti'J\Ct TQXS the Passover law contains the Avord
moado (due season, Num. IX, 2) and the law concerning
the daily sacrifices uses the same word (ib. XXVIII, 2):
as the word moado in the latter indicates tliat it applies
also to the Sabbath day (superseding the ordinary Sabbath
law concerning labor), so does it in the former intimate
that it supersedes the Sabbath law (if the eve of Pass-
over occurs on a Sabbath). Ib. I^S^n \a"a '^{^ D1X "jiX
you cannot establish an analogy from congruent ex-
pressions of your own accord, i. e. it must be authorized
by tradition that the verbal congruity is applied to
a certain analogy and no other. Y. Yeb. XI,
11''
top
inXtatJ dlp^^ Ti;"a an analogy can be drawn wherever it
occurs, i. e. a textua. analogy once established must
be carried through all oxtails; ib. VIII, 9'' hot. B1p^2 UJ"a
9S8 !
r^
'<irr. Me.)i V, Kid')
u i i
-^u. I, t^ . m,

h. r*T5 .
II
. la, |y.iir.viii.ij'ioji mrmntx (wMlr
o
.
I0^*1> I ommMi4 thai fc. j V. Kll. V. JO* J""M1i IW'U^
wrnw, ..
5;fl.
*.
..
M. (b.
h.s |>t4j Mfjf. 0. R. . M.
t
tjnil,
>rn^
(eoTTwp. to b. h. ptts) I) to iMfA, /of.
TMg.'lk^ tia.' kvill, IS; l (a
T^
(>* ((
r^>>
T.
Huu Vll. ftr top
*}
rami b appMrvd to b
UtMcblac.
y.lCldd. Ill, 4* boc.
r^ni th*y bittgbtd. Y. Br. Vl 10^
l.>
n'Tsn rr^ *^"ra hit collwifuo lauglMd
bn >. 5* vran . . , :V>b). Y. Kit. IX, JS bou
rr^ap^-^bcrMaivwlliifliwiUiaraiH*; Y.Kttb. Xll,36\
'0B. B. . SO rripS mOS l^^ Ui aodiMica Uufbd
I what b Mid; a. ftr.S) to iporf, to 6e ofrw^rM (oT
IdolatroM prMltow). Trg. U Ohr. XV, l;
Bi.
ip7
MUD*, DtoJMC Targ.Y.0i.XIX.l4.-S)to
T*rw V .. X\I i. T-rv Y. K XXXII
ijw. T^'^ to U made iporl of.
Y. B. Meu. IV.
^
honor to OM that paopto iboold aay (of om) *<B1&C
num WM footed (mllowad hlmMlf to b taken ad-
itaga of).
n| m.(praMd.)>Mtor. 8Bh.8t* 'SiO iwtibityoar
a JMtar (maUnf 9patX of th propbat).
v. next w. pi.
f. (b. h.; Vto) ^Mrwify cm/. Bta.y,5; TomC
lY, 7 'Tt ^ie "Vn if on takw barainf ooab lh;n
neighbor on the Holy di^, they may be eanried only
^ th owner i permitted to go; contrad. to ronVr.
Mil, 12* hot; a. e. Teh. W* 'i TVSa fxrsi
It) aa a spark kindling coaU. Ab. U, 10 "Tn
- ^ ~NTT take care of their (the eohoburs*) bnming
'.tls (do not treat them lightly) that tboa mayaat not
K> burnt. Qen.&..78 end
'71
V^r^a tVOO (tbc (we are
a(huil) tht we may be bvmt by the eoal of Jaeob, L e.
com to griof through contact with a god^ man. if.
CT'V^. Yoiua IV, S. Gon R <t. .M
*:
r-n she took eoab
out of the oven; a. fr.
**!2r"3
m- (iwpM. /f it> Vi f* t
. aii4 (Ami O-
TTjf
(V. t99t to kmL 9llL a. a. W
f^
I
ha baM4w to the gfMad aa4 ktowd Um
^J^^p
W^B
llM. R. a. , lM. 'T
'V^
lfr n We
a*m hiM and tela low mmki (tmmi. lehb %t CITQb *
-^^. l^.. ^-^
-of^
|r Om. K. a > rahm ^*v
-
tl) itoM Ikay mill Imm (w>th
u 1

".'*ii, <r
nx^a
234 s^'^a
n^'^i V. nxa.
T
T
T T :

T T !
T T-
T T-
D'^51 or n^5 (denom. of 25; cmp. 232 Qi'in'i s. v. 25),
Pa. ni'iia to re2)Zy. Gen. E. s. 80 2"^''5ia will he be able
to reply (argue)?
Af.
2"i5X same, Y. Ber. I,
3''
top n^'nsn (T^^ n-^jp upon
which his colleague remarked. lb. IV,
8''
top. Y. Kidd. 1,61''
[read
:]
ll^
ni^it . . . I'^DX
nnSiniSStl 'j"'a5( )ldb n-i^X . . . tl'^-D'^ii
1'i2J< nSia'i^XI 'pSX R. Tarfon's mother spoke to you thus
(as reported), and ye answered her accordingly; E. Yish-
mael's mother spoke to us thus, and we &c. [Nidd.
65''
iSi^l, read "'n^iril; v. n''?.]
n^illl m. (=aa) back, top. Targ. Prov. IX, 3 ed.
(Ms. n'iia).
bsjj'il m. (aSU, v.preced.) humpoi a mountain, sxim-
mit. Targ'. Ps. LXVIII, 16 Var., v. Ksn-ia.P/. f. xnan'^5.
Gen. E. s. 98 some ed., v. Kln22'i5.
''^II1S''J(, Y. Kidd. IV,
65'*
top, some ed., v. X^nia.
'^1S*'3 m. C^nS) collection of debts, dues &c. Bekh.
5=*
tp'D
'52 in the Bibl. account concerning the collection of
silver (Ex. XXXVIII, 25 sq.). Keth.68''
'5 ^T'^ KinittJ dip
before it becomes due for collection through the court.
*li '5 m. (bS5) kneading.

'5 12 fit, designed to be

kneaded. Sabb. 18*; 155^
"iin^3, V.
'35.
i<3!11^5,
^'y2^ m. (p5)
/mm|;. Targ. Ps. LXVIII, 16
'5 '|'inb'l^3S'n5<^(Var. XlSS'^S) became hump-backed (unfit
for sacred purposes, v. "i^riS). *PL i<*3^"'5. Sifre Deut.51
ed. Fr. ll^pUJNI
'3^5 the heights of A., v. itSS.
'Dl""^, V. OiGSia a. DS5.
nln^5, ^^nS" I, 3^ m. ch.=h. "1135, strong; hero;
giant. Targ.Gen.X,8; a. e.H. 'pia"'?, X^-nS"^?, '35. Targ.
0. a. Y. IIGen.XLIX, 5; a. e.Targ. 0. Gen. XXXVI, 24
(Y.
xni'^SIIS, h. text fiTS'i). Targ. 0. Gen. XV, 20 K^t'3''5
ed. Berl. (ed. "'St'n35, Y. '^!!<'^35, h. text Ci'^XSl) ; Deut. 11,
10; 11 (Y. KlJ-lSia,"!!. text U^piS). lb. 20; 21.- Snh. lOO''
St'^ll Vap |"'"a''5 insa grief kills the strongest man.

Fem. pi. S<ni1-)3i5, '35. Ber.

31'' '21 '5
i^ndbn niD3 (Ms.M.
!!<n"i3a) how many important rules can we learn &c.
!
S^H^ii, 3ii II m. (v. X"i3"^is; a. "i35) membrum virile.
Targ. Job XL, 17 Ms. a. Ar. s.'v. I3:^"'i: (ed. i<;:ri; h. text
IT'S). Targ. Y. Num. XXV, 8 ."T^-i3-'5 n-'S his parts.P/.
K^-ns-^a. Targ.Y.Ex. XVII, 13; Deut. XXV, 18 (v. Tanh.
Ki Thetse 10).
T T T I :
ri''5'^5 f. (cmp. 55) something arched, roofing, a huge
vessel, tub, tank (for brewing beer); reservoir. Sabb.
18''
'Dl 11113 W'a ...
'5
why do the Hillelites permit the pre-
paration of beer in the tank (wliere the process is con-
tinued on the Sabbath)? lb. XXIV, 5 '53 tt:^ dX whether
there is in the roofing (which connected two buildings) &c.
lb.
15?'' '31 npllb
'5
a defective roofing rested over them.
lb.
108''
sq.
'2
'jh T' the hand whicli is put in the beer
tank (in the morning, before being washed); [Ar.: a hand
used for taking beer to tap out of the tank]. Snh.
77*
'5
I'^V" nSw if one inverts a tank over a man (causing
his death indirectly). Sabb. 88* '5a . . . nB2 the Lord
arched the mount over them like a tank; Ab. Zar.
2'';
a. e.Pl. ni*?'^a. Y. Snh. VII,
25''
bot. '=1 '53UJ n?3 what
lives in reservoirs or in vivaria. Succ. IV, 6 3iiT blU
'5
gilt tanks.
SD''3i^5 ch. same. Y. Ter. VIII, ib'^ hot.; Y.Ab.Zar.
II,41*bot. [read:]
tiiniS'^a nib K"'l35r\i!!{ his water (or beer)
tank was left uncovered.P/. 6<n'^*5''5. Y. Sabb. 1,
3^'
top;
Y. Ter. VII,
45''
bot.
iT^ni'i515 (corr. ace).
b^ii, v. Xb5^5.
*pl30TJ, Y. Meg. II, beg. 73\ read 132153, v.
'iS'ia.
1";i
m. (h.h.;''(^i>)thread,chord, sinew, artery, tendon.

rifflsri
'5
(b.h.) nervus ischiadirus. Hull. VII, 1 5ni3 '3n l'^5
'Dl the law concerning the nervus ischiadicus (Gen,
XXXII, 33) applies &c. Ib.89'',a.fr.'5 IID'^it (sub.nU33n)the
prohibitory law concerning &c. Euphem. membrum
virile. Kidd.25''.
P/.d'''ii5,'i'i'n'ia, constr.-'I'^a. Hull. VII, 5.
lb. lOO'', a. fr. ti"33
'53
'pX the rule for mixtures of for-
bidden and permitted things to be decided by taste-giving
quantities applies not to tendons. lb.
90''
1X1S
'5
the
blood vessels ofthe throat, contrad. to 11133
'5
soft tendons.
Y.Meg.1,
17''
top '53
I^IBin theT'fillin are sewed with
threads of dried tendons.Gen. E. s.20 fl-QlH buS
'5 fibres
of dried roots in the ground. Maasr.1,2 [di^nN]'5 lb''-J'il23a
(v. comment.) wlien they (the peaches) get [red] vein?;
Y. ib, I,
48''
bot,Denom.
1''.'5
q. v. [T^S, pi.
')'il"'5
ivorm-
tvood, V, H'T't n.]
STii ch, same, Targ. Gen. XXXII, 33.Targ. Y.
Deut.^XXIII, 2 membrum.B-ull.
97'' Xiir3 '5=ni233n -115,
v.preced.Y, Meg. I,
71''
top StroiZHI K115 the thread
with which a thong of the T'fillin was pieced together.
Pl-TTh^'^T^-
Targ, Ez, XXXVII, 6. Targ. Job X, 11.
S'l^ii I m. ch.=h. 15 II, grain, coriander &c. Targ.
O. Ex^ XVI, 31; Num. XI, 7 (Y. 13&13).Yoma 76%
v.
15II.P^.
i1''5.
Sabb,
109''
X'^3111
'5
Ms, 0, (ed,
'^1'^5)
grains of fenuj^reek, v,
1'^5
III, 2.
tt^i
2S5
MT3 II, (XTTfi)
M. cm f ii
Abli. KT*
(tiUy on
-
^3 word*
(of
I. 11 Own XUX. a<
r^
->
III
I
TfTI
nu
n^)
fktt ^ ten4HM,
ml(f>.
v.nill. Y.Dwn. Il.b^.n^ im i; r
wf. iTWm V
4^ rn4 "^^ v.
Oliit 14* V njrnv nt'u''
*
. n,' * i
. . i.t ..r
fvc eubila nod on it n |mtii<i<<ii -tii .i l.^r
U XXXVIII.
12
*>
ad.
Uff. (Kjuhi
r?^)
dy
btteu RiMp ombiinlitiwnU (Var.
rnyv
V*^
!* ft
rk).-8iibb. 41* -^
rrt T-b (lU M. -T>) Hm no ttaop
banks. Krub. * *}
loxn brt lbM arayvi aibnk-
inaui (rvniMutta or nilD*d bolMlag*).*> r3 (/ full
fmh, rrmgk
flmcf, Trg. U Xl^ 4 Hi. im S-cr-;.
Trnif. fltMTM.
Trf. Piu XXXI, 31 Kro -rrrj
(b.
iMl 'OT') UMTM of rolKfaty (riolaat) tarn (U*. *W
nro).
*}
"TZ Um trouble of t
b. 100*'.
2) yr.'
. !. T*W* pi.) \u\
mnl Ibod Ao.); n. tt.^
V, r top Tf*wr|
Tn i..
. VII, TrnVroa^ C^nai) yrr
.t is forbi
^Mt r- -
i?'in'i5 236 n-fia
ffihuts applies to woolen garments when they are new,
and to white linen garments when laundried. Taan.
29
'
urhin Din'^SD i:bUJ 'a (Ms. M. always y^W'^) our (Babyl-
onian) laundry work is like their (Palestinean) plain
wash. lb.
'5
D1UJ2
'<13 "pN are not included in the pro-
hibition of laundry work (in the festive week &c.).
Keth. lO'' top.
&<^n''5, S''n*5 m. (v. i!r^) flame-colored. Bekh.45''
(explT *iin''^5) as people say 'n^5 Kp-QlD Ar. (ed. 'n'^5)
flame-red,
nx^n^5, V. xn^j I.
T
'' '
Drn^ii, D5n*'i|, orna c. (b. h. nkn ^-^j, h-^
nsri ')3) pr. n. Gehinnom, Gehenna, a glen to the south
of Jerusalem where Molokh was worshipped ; whence
place
of
punishment of
the ivicked in the hereafter, hell,
opp. pS
'5
paradise. Erub. 19*; Succ.
32''
mi^n "'nir
'a blU nnns K"<n ITI . . . , two palm-trees are in the Valley
of Ben Hinnom .... and this is the entrance to Gehenna.
Sot. 4}\ a. fr.
'5
^U: nS'^l future punishment. Yoma
72''
'a *in"in ini'^n x'b be not the heirs of two G. (here and
hereafter, by laborious study of the Law without living
up to its requirements). E.. Hash. 17''; a. fr.
"in"'5, nni5 m. (cmp. St^l^'^a, ninia) gihar, name of
a precious stone, ruhy. Targ. Cant.V, 14 (ed. Lag.
'15).

Fl. "pl^a, V. K^'rr-

T5, V. ^l.
riTii f. ch.=h. ir\\^} pride. Targ. Is. Ill, 24 'as 'pbno
(h. text'b'^a'ins I).
''SI2"n^ii m. pi. inhabitants of Copies (Kottto;) in
UpperEgypt! Targ. Y.I Gen. X, 13 (some ed. '^:); Targ.
I Chr. I, 11 "^Nlira ed. Rahmer (Var. '-JliJ, ed.Lag. iK-JXS,
h. text D-imb). Cmp. '^KS'^a.
i^^mril, V. 'ni-^a.
T T ; T I
TT
TT-
nnDT-ll, V. tt^asa.
D^^5, Dl^^a (D^^-3) pr.n.m. Cams, Gaius,
1)
(mostly
corrupt) used, in connection Avith DT^pl^ (Lucius), to re-
present gentile names in general. Pesik. E. s. 21 (ed. Fr.
p.
107^'') '31
'i^
DI'iplVl "ilian 'p 'a e. g.
Gains of Gadara
and Lucius of Susitha (Hippos). lb. 108* (corr. ace).

Y. Gitt. I,
43'^
top
'31
'i'^plb
n-^ia (corr. ace.) G. a. L. are
the signers and ye ask yet (whether the signers must
be personally known as Jews to the witnesses)? [Bab.
ib.ll'' DiVl Olplb, prob. Drai ')>.]Y. Ter. X, 47''; Y. Ab.
Zar. 111,42* [ref. to letters accompanying a ship load(?)].
~2) Emperor Caius Caligula. Y. Sot. IX,
24''
top
Bpibia CJi'^a (Olp'i'bia); Bab. ib. 33* Gabptja; Cant. R. to
VIII, 9 'i-iplbOlia (corr. G^ia'^bp D1'ia=KaXi70uXa;). i
T
- T T-
1V!\, SHT'a m. ch.=h. -i.a 1) stranger. Targ. 0. Ex.
XXIII,'9; a.fr.-^Erub.9*; B. Kam. 42*; Yoma 47* Ni-^::-!
St'^au: i?2U;2 'ai . . the native below and the stranger on
top I i. 6. what a paradox is this 1

2)
proselyte. Targ. Y.
Ex.II,12; a.e.Y. Sabb. VI,
8*
top. Y.Kidd.VII,64'' bot.
'31 'a "^tiX^, V. KSBia. Snh. 94*; a. fr.P/. 'p'11''a, St^'li"''?.
Targ. I Chr, XXVIII,
2
; a. e.Fern, xnni'5 proselyte.
Ber. 8'^;
Pes.
112''.
wN i" 5 v^cS 11 5
j
m. ("iiail) adulterer, wencher, lewd
wan. "^Targ. Job XXIV, 15 Ms. (ed. XBI'^a). Targ. Y, Lev,
XX, 10 ''a.P/. 'pni^a, x^-ii'a, '^!'i'a
C'^).
Targ. y. Ex.
XX, 13. Targ.Ps.L,18 Ma^ (ed.'iBr^a); a.e.[Targ. Prov.
XXX, 31, read with Ms. xnn II.]Pern. Xtn'ni'sri. Targ.
Y. Lev. XX, 10 'i*a. Targ. Prov. XXX, 20 xn-i-^^a,
'
j
ri| A l3 pr.n. m. Bar-Giyore (son of iiroselytes).
M. kat.*18* 'a -na (Ms.M. Nira); Erub. 62*.Gen,Il.s.35
'a ia pr; Yalk. Josh. 31 (some ed. l^-^a); M. Kat. 9*;
Tanh. B'resh, 13 d-^ia -p nT,n\
nnl^ii, fern, of na.
^^rill^a, fem. of X1'i'a.
T ; T
^7n\H
Hy^i),
fern, of x"ii^a.
n^''5, )^T\V\i.{Aenom.oi^^'j')gentilestattis. Keth.
11*
inni'saa while she may live as a gentile (as she may protest
against her conversion in childhood).
SriT5 f. (ixa,
V. XWxa) l) grandeur. Targ. Ezek.
XXVni,"l3. Targ. 0. Ex. XV, 1 ed. Berl.
2)
pride,
haughtiness, v. "^nia.
jriT5,
jnj'v5'[>
i\\^m.{y.^x&Q.&A.) haughty, proud
man. Gen.R.s.'85 'ra; Yaik.Dan. 1063'1S<a.P/.'pjniia&c.
Ex. R. s. 8; Tanh. Vaera 9 '31
y^^^S'^ 'an the haughty
who declare themselves as gods. Treat. Der. Er. II, beg.
"panBi.^, 'sa.
SXT5, 1^5,
'15
('D^5) ch. 1) same. Targ. Ps.
XXXVI,' 1 2. Targ."is. XLIX, 25 (Vers.) ; a. e.P/. "panra &c.
Targ. Ez. XVI, 49.-2) (in a good sense) exalted. Targ.
Job XXII, 29.
csn^jrij"5, D"5 f. (preced.) 1) exaltedness, glory.
Targ.^Ps. XLVI, 4. Targ. Y. Ex. XV, 7; a. e.--2) pride,
haughtiness. Targ. Ps. XXXI, 19; a. e.
Sriil f., v. xn-ra,
^^"5
II m., V. X-Ta.
T . T-
nsr5, ^<n!i?^;i, v. 'ata.
t:
'
T
r. ,' t:

ni'/ri, niii f. (na) shearing; ivool exit or to be ad.
Bekh. 14*; 25*; Hull.^35* 'aa DillDX must not be shorn.
Ib. 'a "laa
permitted to be cut. Y. Sabb. XIX,
17* top;
Y. Pes. VI, 33* inraa
(fnnfaa) between its wool (Bab.
rsT*i 2J17 OfW|
Mf u io<il. Mi4r. Till, I , irjT^W
toV^ ! fc* e-'
ntml* from llMir wnol.
nrirfl ..
Trg!N. ill
n. Itlh.
4*.
lb. "jV vs rso yo miijr |kh oil mi ijm h (to t^ap ui*
flow iif inp).
telili. iv*.
7* la|i. It- >
bundliw to ail nn). (Tit* |ia.>.t4iv I* tlcfocUtc]
Turg. 1 ill. 4; m. ,
H'T^ra, T. T->.
n*3, n^ (emp. iri) I ) /o hrtmk forlk, tikr mp. Dm.
VII,"
.*
Trf.
Job XXXVIII, 8 rrrscs (h. uxt rrss)
n h bfwUis fortJi. (Targ. P*. XLll. i nzh Um^ nmA
V. son].40*^ %
V. iafVm.
S)
(cmp. innUigi of
) lo Ant (of oxtoK Tarf. Job VI, ft (aomo od. ^TT, b.
ircr).
><A TMJ,
"? ("). "^
*H> WT (Af. m. P.) /o
dk, /IfAil.
Tiurg. O.Ex. I, 10; XIV. 14. TarK. Y. Gn.
I, IO.~Tiug. P. LX, 8 s; rr^ (mb. torp). Tarf
.
nfUt.XX,4; a. fr.-TMf. Sol. XIII, &; 8oL SS* MT^^
-^r
o wafa war. Nidd.
*
-Si
TaV'
tTTO Ar. (ad.
'ISC, V. 2"^ Var. twn) a laaiTiaga d<d otm- wbieh
thoy rtghi mach baltora dgning.
Jlhfta. r^PK (with MSV) to ^ AmV^* Twf- O. Ex.
XYll. I; a.'e.
J|*n*S in. (^Ti) laughter, sport; obtrrmiy. >'id(Lio*
:
O "n*^ . . xran uied to make B. buigli, bat tlie
i<>r did not laugh.8abb. ft4* rr= (Xom. XXXI, 50)
>
tTHuslated ^vra,
> "nnb jrs:i -sn d. (lb. H, Yalk-
Niini. 78 ^^m) aomethiog which leads to obMeaitr.
S!J*tT5 cb. tama. Taig. n Chnm. XV, i (h. vtsx
f.rTa pr. n.
"v
(pUy on "pnjK
y^rT3, v. prr.
'he xixvt Qikam. Qao. R. a. 14
'
'n'J M, (t. fry a. M^ri'VI fmi*fiM4-4 .m fW IbM.
iWkb. VU. . ^
il^ 4A'' I9W Bw. *\
r
fi' 'i"9
"^'
1^ aCl tha* i4ij " ' "'
''
'
"
Ubajr b* Ml 4Mi i<mim)
*, dial <* *}. tKfi.
^nr Hmtt It r 1 r-~ -.- :"
mLmtm Titt^j ttiktm4.
ri. . ;i. -.. I
V. P^
T*5 IV. C<*wqw. oT ^rt) la f HSfVV ttrnfifi,
Ar. CoMp). 4. koh. M*| laU Uia lhl>iw hM to 4alh
Mid tba feai**t of Motaa food* J<ipHa<>l (4. r**n
s-s:i nt nr r:^srn
rji).- iat. pM. "^^z hf *
AW M arto^ ^pM< AW fa 4mIA. ObU.M 'S? '-W
avatt ir hit anrlaa an raio^M (aii4 U la d/tMg) V4.
XVMdto*).
ni.^*n'nnangnibd(MiMalMtea
ooa whoat ariartw hava baaa aavM^ awf aarvH*
ib.XVI,lSbot. *T -a TPin'^ji(TuClkXIV,4'^fr;>
van ir wifiwii hava aMS hiai bhalii
artariat, I aay. Iha opmuioa May kaaa
with a KtowiaglnUbaad h way haaa ii eatwi. Taaal
(Mit. VII (V). I ; Bab. Ok
70^ *;8; Y. ih. VU. OT haC
NilMpa. 17IP:,
T. aapr >
T^3 ch. Musa. Bah. ? pt^;
'
-~^**
V. Rabb. I). S. a. Laocat) aad
Yab.
120^.
lTr*3 ni.(7'i^ipo;,8ach>ileitr.I,ISiS;i
-,^p<t;
;
prob. an adaptatioa of ^"^ t. ft. a. v.
^^f9^
eocier,;) o mmOT a. Y. R Mala. VI, IP. Oaipt.
|U I.
C*^5, T. njtt.
C"23, T. crIL
C^S n. (sm U) l^p, aq. rmtrngimg fridp, (WM^nra.
roA*ffV(-h. h. TTUX Pt ni, 7 (4) (if OK kA h
home) ran 73
VarSi T. ad. a. Ms. X. (c4. rr=r, S
5,
.
Rabb. D. a. a. L note) to raMoa (braalita* Ac) ftvH as
invading tioopw Tab.
122'- *5 =-
r"
**
f
" "'
a*; a. fk-.il
rriBr^ Ih. XVI, 7 (I*SO h oomOj i*
:a rxawa in eoaAawia on accoaat af iavadMa.^ Bath
R. to I, 5; a.fr.DoMun. C-n la mrrm^ge hdtk, Umrier
stc^^a
238 bi>ia
out troops; to array. lb. 0'^*5b . . . triG'^'iS n^a hoAv many
troops can I send out. lb.; Lev. E. s. 17 C^.^Sp b'^tinn
'31 T^nib'^ir! he began to arrange his armies for battle;
a. fr.
[D'liJ
pr. n. m., v. O^l^a.]
i<D^J5
ch. same. Targ. II Chr. XXXII, 7 (h. text
'i'ian).Y. Sot. VIII, end, 23^(translationof Gen.XLIX, 19)
'z^ n'inp'ij'5i'2 TX
':
an army comes to ravage him, but
he &c!;'Gen. R. s. 98.Ber,
60*'
bot. ; a. e. Fl. 'pp'^*a.
Targ. Ps. LXV, 11 xno^a ed. Vien. (ed. "''i, Ms. '"^^a).
Denom. D'i';ia=h. b'^'^S, v. preced.Gen. R. 1. c; a, e.
. b<&''^5, V. ^xs->^ II a. b-^a II.
T : T
T
SD"'''i5, SSi'T'ii, SS''5m.(preced.)a(^tt/i6rer,weMc7ier,
Uwd man. Targ. Job XXIV, 15 (v. X'^'i'S). Targ. 0. Lev.
XX,10.
P/!.
'pS'^Ija,
!!<;B'i*a, 'E^'a. Targ.Jer.VII,9. Targ.
Ps. L, 18 (v. i<'i'i''a);^a. "e.Fem. xnsi^a, 'B.*a. Targ. O.
Lev. 1. c.Pl. Is''*a, Targ. Ezek. XVI, 38; a. e.
"I"'p5, "l*]'^, V. -liia h. a. ch.; also "T^a II.
}}<"1''''5,
S"1S''5 m. (liiail) adultery, whoredom.PI.
^^^Tfa.^Ijev. R. s. 33, V. '>S.
5"'5l (b. h., V. bia) to form a circle, to gather; to re-
joice.' Y. Ber. V,
8^
bot. (ref. to Ps. II, 11) dl"' Stin-iiasb
!l^'^5n ms?"! when the time of trembling comes (in a dis-
position of reverence) shall ye assemble (for prayer);
cmp. n^'^a.
>'^iill m. (b.h.; preced.) circle, association of coevals.
B. Mets. 27''; Yeb.
120'' the same mark ib-'S pn tl'^'[:i^ is
fwequently found with those born at the same hour (under
the same planetary influences, cmp. ^aba). Meg. 11^ "p
'31 ib^a of the same character. Ned.
39'' ib'^a ',n (Ar. "^Dn)
of the same age;B.Bets.30''. RuthR.to 1,3 Otl
"i^
inx nn
'an Vd 5X11 if one of the circle (of the coevals) died, the
whole circle must take it to heart.^

PI. "p^'^a. lb.v.

^i<Yh
[Y. Ori. II,
61''
bot. -jniun b-^J, v. ^ta.]
T5 III m. (bia) ball, clapper
of a bell. Lev. R. s. 27,
beg.; Tanh. Emor 5 bia; ed. Bub. ib. 7 h^X
isO^i^I pv.Ti.i.GelaiCoelia?). Ab.Zar.lo''Ar.,v.-|!ian.
5?^
^"'5
II, IS>''3, i\^^ m. (hhi:) 1) something rounded.
Succ.
34'^
'a XBpTI a willow with rounded leaves. Sabb.
110'^; Men.
42''
'a X"^2i5(?3) (v.i<';nari) liquid alum in round-
ed form (axuTTTrjpia az^joi-fuXri, v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Stypteria).
2) (cmp. 'ijaba Ps. LXXXm, 14) [rolled about,] stubble,
straw. Targ. Job XIII, 25.Hull.
46''
a feather, spittle,
'a IK or a piece of straw. Ib.
56''
top XiniJim 'a a piece
of wheat straw. Nidd.26'^ Stnam 'a2 ni^ ,3i?2'Tl on whom
we may throw wheat chaif, i. e. embarrass with petty
questions. PZ. ''Yi>,
'^A^'ia. Targ. Ex. V, 12. Targ. Job
XLI, 20 sq. Snh.
108^',
v. ^"^a IIL Succ.
14=^ sini'^^-'an
(grains) in their liaulms.

'^ii'^a
">2
dumping ground, marsh.
'a
"^j"!
XS'lb'^a the small fish living among the reeds in
the swamps. Ber.
44''; Keth.
105''.
w>> 5 m. pi. (b^a II) persons
of
the same age and
circle.^ Zeh.
116'' 'a i^blS '^-in (some ed. "la, v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note 3) two youths of the same &c.
b^5b^5, biib^5, b(^% sb^b^ii, pb^b^5, v. 'aba.
V V T : T T ; T T :
..' t :

n*"il f. (b. h.; b"^ai) gathering; rejoicing. Ber.

30''
(ref. to Ps. II, 11) nisn xnn Dir 'a np'aa where there is
a gathering (for prayer and the like) there shall be trembl-
ing, v. Wl.
"TlTii, *nb^il m. pi. (^ba; cmp. "^n^illj fr. nbUJ) [wn- I
covei'ings,] flashes, the glowing horizon. Taan.3'' it'^Ts'^bl '"^a
(Ms. M. 'ia) the glow after sunset. Pes. IS'' top
'=1 '^aa
Ms. M. (ed. X'^lb'^aa) he was standing in the glow before
sunrise (mistaking it for the flashing of sunrise, v. "j'Sn);
Snh.
42=^
(ed. K.'^'iyan).
ni
>
'5 m. (Pilja) shaving, hair-cutting. Mace.
21* 'a
'31 12 TD'^U) a cutting with which a destruction is connected
(which attacks the roots); a. fr.
n^*"5> ni~5 ch. (preced.) shavedbeard (in mourn-
ing). Targ. Is. XV, 2; Jer. XLVIII, 37, v. iK^-b^.
"'I* '5, '1>il m.(iba) 1) uncovering.'nT'\y 'a uncover-
ing of nakedness, incest (Lev. XVIII, 6; a.fr.). Yoma 9*;
a. fr.UJi<"i 'a bareheadedness. Sabb. 118''.d'^iS 'a bare-
facedness, defiance. Sot.
42'',
v. n^M. Erub.
69''
'ai -i?3l^
d*i3B an apostate and a defiant person, expl. 'B 'a2 "i^l^
a defiant apostate ; a. e.2)
the law forbidding the use
of liquids that loere left uncovered (as possibly poisoned
by serpents). Ter. VIII, 4 'a dl^U^ d'^llOX are forbidden
on account of gillug; a. fr.PZ.
di":iV,>i5^ j-'-il^ia. Y. Ab.
Zar.11,41'' hot.; Y. Ter. VIII,
45*=
bot. [read:] ababo n^nu;
'aa (not baba?3, not
"pi il^ias) who sneered at the law of
gillug.
^'^yh^^, ^1^^^^,
'b5 ch. 1) same. Targ. Y. Gen.
VI, 2 Xlirn^il^'ia nakedness.' Ib.XIII,13; Num.XXXV,25
xn'1'112' 'a=h. ni'^lS' ^l^ia. Esp. liquids left uncovered,
law concerning them. Hull.
49''
'a inb nin 13 when they
had a case of uncovered liquids. Gitt.
69'' '31 'ab against
the danger from drinking uncovered liquids apply &c.
Ab. Zar.
30''
"^IBp xb 'ax they care not for the law con-
cerning uncovered liquids; a. fr.^KnS"l "^l^a intimation
of meaning. Gitt.
34'' '31 X-J-^ai 'n 'am they differ with
regard to one intimating the annulment of a letter of
divorce.
2)
bright, polished surface. Zeb.
38'' n^ilb'^ax
on its (the altar's) top surface cleared of ashes.

Snh. 42"; Pes.

13'',
v. ^nb^a. Targ. Nab. II, 8 X^b-^aa ed.
Lag. (oth. ed. K*ba2) openly (not in a covered carriage),
V. "^^pa.
blb^ii, pi. d-^bi^^a, V. b^H.
r^s^j 'J
V.
7?}.
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Ib.
103^
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Toeet Kd. & Meta. III. 1. [T.atpu]
X'^01315
240 x-(t:Dia
s^^D^r^, pD^r5 {'m, 'id^) m. pi. (Tsvkia.
TOL)
1)
(with DTI) hithday festival, anniversary of
death;
\n g%v{. commemorative festival. Targ. Esth.III, 8. Targ.
Y. Gen. XL, 20 m^^ (v.N&''3a a. X'^^Wia).Ab.Zar.I,3(8^)
n'^sb^a blU
'5 dli royal anniversaries, expl.Y.ib.
39''
birtli-
day festival (with ref. to Gen. XL, 20, v. supra); Bab.
ib.
10'''
(after discussion) "j^rin
"Q pI'iaS'TSUJ Dli installation
of a king (Roman emperor). Y. R. Hash. Ill,
69"^
top;
Yalk. Hab. 564. Ex.E. s. 15
'5
DT^ an anniversary (com-
memorative of his delivery); a. e.
2)
(=YeveOXia) de-
scent, nobility of
birth. Pesik. Nahamu p.
126*''; Yalk.
Gen. 162 '^tU '3
tDnSJIin (Gen. E. s. 100 di&issin "^reTin
corr. ace.) ye have made known my noble descent.
Pesik. Hahod. p.
63=^
d'^Wi'^a n2; Pesik. E. s. 15 nn
'pD2"'5 (read "pp'^S'^a, Yalk. Ex. 190 only d-'iarj nm) a
woman of noble birth. Cant. E. to I, 2 ; a. fr. [Sot.
36''
'Dl msV^ '^O'l??^ Ar. (ed. "^Sisa) I recognize in him royal
nobility.]
np^?;5 ('1r5,
'^?f
't^) pr. n. pi. (rswrjacip,
revvYjaaplx, a hellenization of JTnss) Gennesar, Genne-
saret, lake, town and district of G. Pes. s''
'13''5
!Tl"iia
Gennes. fruits. Gen.E. s.98 (etymology) 'iD'i3a=di'nUJ iJi
princely gardens; Meg.
6'',
v. S<^23; a. e.

PL ln'i'^"iO"i|'ia.
Y'. Meg. I, 70* bot. I'^n 'ia ''DUJ^corr. ace.) were there
two places of the name of G. ?
nTn'^D^Jl, Tosef.Men. IX, 3, Var. ni"i-Ji3, read ni-ns-^S,
V.
^'3.
S^25^5, V. X3a.
T-T T-
I^DJ^-H,
v. x^o^r?.
i^rjS'^^, S|^5,
'35
f. (135, v. ',:) ^arJen. Targ. 0.
Gen.ll'8.* Targ. Y.I Gen.XLXI,4 N3'ia (Y. II X3a). Targ.
Ps. LVI, 14 (second vers.). Constr. ri3'^5. Targ. Deut.
XI, 10; a. fr.Gen. E. s. 80 (prov.) 5035 'a dlB^ as the
garden so the gardener (as the people so the leader) ; Y.
Snli.II,20''topn335 'p nn?a3. B.Bath. 54*; a. iv.Pl. xns'^a,
constr. n|ia. Targ.Koh.II,
5.'(3'iri, "|ra. Targ. Is.LXV,3;
LXVI, 17 (some ed. 125.; v. "iXis'ia). V. NJJ.
D^ii m. (035; cmp. 135 a. 033; Syr. X&5 divitiae P.
8m.757) spoils, heaped up treasures. P/. "'S"'5. Ex.E. s.9
(ref. to Esth. I, 4)
'31 '5
!i^^ he showed them six coll-
ections every day, and not two of them alike; Esth.
E. to I.e.
'21 nniS n-^i-i 'a nU5ffi (ed. "pD'13,
]"i!D13,
corr. ace.)
six treasuries he opened to them &c.; (Yalk. Esth. 1046
nr-iiaon ; Targ. II Esth. I, 4 "'t3a
in).
0^5
II, D^]]5 m. (Dia II) intimate, familiar. Keth.85''
nin 'a xn nin" ;"i . . ^xi (Ar. n'^'^ oa . . . oi'^ai . . .) but
if it is one who is familiar with him (so as to use his
name without a title), then, we may say, he spoke of him
in a familiar way.'Pem. Xd'^'^S. Kidd. 81* ST^n
'5
she
was on familiar terms with him.

PI. '^D'^a, "id^ia. Ib.

33*
|32"i na '"^ai where scholars are a familiar sight (and no
attention is paid them). Keth. 28* iTinS '"i"ia
they are
intimate with each other.
D A II m. (v. preced., cmp. >X0^^ III) the ivife's sister's
husband, brother-in-laiv. Snh. Ill, 4 (27'') id'^a (Y. ib.
in, 7 id-iax); a. fr.P;. 'pp'^a. Y. Shek. I, end, 46'';
a. e.
^^0*^5
I, ^^^'}5!< ch. same. Y. Snh. Ill, 2l'' bot.
'31 ''11
ri-'D'^aK E.H.'s brother-in-law.P^. '^d-'a. Snh.
28''
'ai '^nx brothers and brothers-in-law (two brothers hav-
ing married two sisters). Ib. 'a "^iri.
SD''5 II,
^^0''';5
m. (Oia I) bold man. Hull.
18 '
he
called out over him 'a 'a (Ar. ed. Koh. "^''ai "^^a) bold
man that thou art!
&^D^il III m. (dia II) neighborhood, side. Kidd.
33*
'a 111X3 on tlie other side (of the river); Erub.
16''.
Sabb.llO*
'31 'a xmra in a certain neighborhood of &c.
Yoma
77''. Bekh.
44''
'as sideways. Koh. E. to VII, 9
when the kettle boils over, I^SUJ
nid'^a ^a> it pours over
its own sides (wrath will hurt none but the man him-
self); a. fr.Trnsf. way, manner. Gitt.
67''
some argue
'31 'a ^xnb one way and some the other way; a. fr.

Nidd.
66* [read:] 'a '^^^
-;i^5>
linni i3iln
131... i^an
S^
'31 (v.Ar.ed.Koh.s.v, d1 IV, 752) do not tell thy friends,
for as they wondered over thee on the one side (over
thy bad luck), they may wonder on the other side (over
thy good fortune, and bewitch it). [Hull.
17'' i30ia I'nns,
Sh'eltoth d'E. Aliai 92, ed. xnnil rtnx.]
nD"'ii> nr5 f. (v. OOia) agony
of
death, dying stage.
Y. Sot. IX,
23''
bot. tnndia dlp^a the place where the ex-
piatory heifer died; fo'sef. ib. IX, 1 tnnna.
ij<nt2D^ii, ^^^I2&i(, ^<nt2:25 i (=sinw, a re-
t:;. t:;. t:;.
duplic. of "ita ; for assimilation of sibilants cmp. Nold.
Mand. Gr. p. 45 sq.) something defective, mutilated; 1) a
large vessel ivhich turned out defective or unwieldy, by
having its handles broken off or being cracked, and
is therefore used as a receptacle for refuse, as a pickling
pot, as a receiver
of
drippings from a leaking vessel &c.
Kel. II, 6 '31 nsri^aa^J 'da (Ar. S<"i:ia) a defective vessel
found in the furnace (in which vessels are put for
baking); Tosef. ib. B. Kam. Ill, 10 ITTJda nn^n dSI
but if the jug turned out a gistra, contrad. to nnnB3.
Ib.
'31 ni3tj< 'iipid3?u
*33 siwda sin it is (Kel. IV, 3
'31 1^ai3U3 ^3 'Oia . . . .) when is a vessel called gistra ?
When its handles are split (broken oflf) &c, Ib. 2
'ia
'31 na!'3>1in3^ if a gistra is broken so as to be no
^|
longer a receptacle for liquids, though it may yet re-
ceive eatables, it is not susceptible of uncleanness, for
there is no fragment of a fragment, i. e. a fragment of
a gistra is no longer considered a vessel. Sabb. 96* (a
,
leaking gistra is not considered a vessel) because nobodj
says 'ab 'a snrt bring s,g. to be put under a. gistra; a.fr.
2) an animal body maimed to disfigurement. Hull.
21''
32''
nbS3 'a nsU53J if one made an animal a gistra bj
lacerating some of its limbs, it is considered a carcassJ
Ib. 52* inil72Sp 'a ye speak of a maimed body (a rib 01
each side disjointed)! Ib. 27* 'a nuiirils sbl that in cuttJ
ing the animal's throat one must not make it a gistra
p'^UB^i
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r>
y^ Tmt- Job XTIIl. ft Mm.
Var. tor" ly^/t
TV*.
TTt. Targ, Job V. 7 (lU 'll
(ad. '>, ad. Vla. rK>>
1^- XU.II M. (ad.
TW)
Yatg.
Pa. CXU II (ad. Tla. 7X<:>.
^*^
I (Syriae
-^
P. 8. 709 ag.. prah, tt. "^
mi^
rtry^) aa a raiMefiMwv. /ar Ae. Tkrg. Prov. XXf v
(afTMiag wiih Paabitoi r^ win 'i T^ t4. Im^.
idn, ad. 9 a6^
'>
r*-\ PaAilo ^. . . .) far ka ilii
laada (fhom baiag pokaa to) oaly tlmft ba wtU majw
DO blow*. (Ib.xxill.i4 y^ranuci di^toad.!,
raad:
^rj
(m is Paabiio) iboo, ibafafaM, Aai)
Ti IIm.(b.b.';"rar"nsla M( tfrrwwm, w.
H. Diet, tu T.) 1) Aair. Sabb. tO^ Vi nrs Ar. (ai.
V. rrrrDaooa.
t^
t^fimitr. LaM.E. lo IT. ii
(d. Vx).^aU. M^ boc
t
Jii 'an got. fa
Kju XVL 14 (ad. only 'ri) powdand Hbm M
3) imk-tiame^ or tmlfkdte if iram (awy). Bala. Ift*
'Vn ft lampofinkaioaa (for blaalrariag laatbar), la
podcr,iaeoapoaad<*~~r
f
vwdtrafgiffmmt;
7
IPB9 Am<, t. TftgL
. U,
10^
boc (parb.
raad in tvo word: luac gypnoa be.)j
g)
/Vatt.
VUI, ; (7*) 'an p- (Hisb. *ron m % eorr. aea.) if tba
fW>tb (of tba JirmMliiig wiaa) borat fortb; ToocC ib^
IX 11 smosVvx
Ta, iCTa
I cb. msm, time, pImiUr. Daa. Y, ft.-
Taig.'o. Ez^ XVI. 14
'25
p-m tbin aad bticda like a
ooat of Una (b. fast OgonaX Targ. Y. Daat. ZXTIl, S
(h. taat TO); a. a.)
/Vatt, /Swar PL -pr*
. T.
K\ \
V. 1

srr-1
*)
tba foamiaff biOowa. (Iba^Jar. IX,14,
r-.i<i
:
*:^, T. irrIL}4) aaaM of dtaaae; a aarf
af
ferer(f). Ottt. tt^, t. aast v.
I
Ar.
to
r>i 242
XDn^5
n^ii III,
^75 II, lSnT5 m. (^^a, ^^5; cmp. b. h.
n^^)
1) projectile, arroiv. Targ. Is. XXXVII, 33. Targ.
JobXLI,
20; a. fr. Gitt. 56* 'Dl
'5
Nl^ he shot an arrow
eastward. B. Kam.
26''
'^p'oti'd iplDS ITiiimi X3T^y2
iTi;i'^5
(v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note) at the time he let his
arrow off, its force was broken, i. e. when he threw the
vessel down, polsters were there to prevent its breaking.
Succ.38^ 'D1 rr^D'iS'n '5 "jil
this is an arrow in the tempter's
eyes, i. e. this enables us to defy him. Kidd. 30* I should
say to Satan
-]''5"'5>3 '3
I defy thee; ib. 81*.Taan.
25=*
. ''T''^
"]S "^^^X I shall let my arrow loose against thee (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note; oth. vers. v. "Wai ch.). Pes. 28*,
V. nx-nij; a. fr.xnb'^i'l 'S (Ar. xn'^^lb'l) the arrow of
Lilith, supposed to be a wedge-shaped meteoric stone.
Gitt.
69''
'bl'5 '^n'^b N"i'^ab as a remedy tor gira (v.preced.)
let one get a gira of kcPl. "p-iia, I'niJ,
X^'n'^?^;
T'lTh
St^n-i^a. Targ. II Sam. 1, 22. Targ. Y. I, II Gen. XLIX,'23
(not''n"^5). Targ. Ps. CXX,
4; a.fr.Snh.
108'' '5
"nm ib-iS
he threw chaff and it turned into arrows. B. Bath. 73*;
V. pT2. Y. ib. II, 13^ hot. '31 i-n5
hp 1^ (corr.acc.) from
the hissing sound of the arrows; a. fr.
2) shoot of a plant.
Pl.'^T^. Sabb.
109''
N'^min-i
'5
shoots of fenugreek; (oth.
opin. in Ar. flax-seeds, Ms. 0. XT'S, v. X'^'^r^ I).
5S I 5 III m. (113; cmp. X"i15) direct consequence of
an act. PI. ^niJ.
B.Bath.
22''
Tr'm i-i-^Jn (Rashi
nibil);
ib. 25''
sq. rr^bil r^^y^yz (Ms. M. only rT'-i'iJn, V. Rabb.D.S.
a. 1. note); B.Mets. 117* rv^-n i1''a:a when the damage
is a direct result of his act. Ib. 44* '31 r^1m '^-i'^:; it is
his act that helped it (to get sour). [Rashi: his arrows
in a metaphorical sense, v. preced.]
Sn^5 IV pr. n. f., V. Xb^5.
T ' ' T
1J^"1''5 ch.=h. 15. PI.
i-i-^a. Taan. 25*, v. I^ia I oh.
nJS l"5 m. (denom. of iXI'^a II) shooter, (Rashi :)
arrow-
maker. Pes. 28* (prov.) 'Dl b'^Bp'3 n'^n^^n 'J (ed.' XI'^J,
corr. ace, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) when the shooter
(arrow-maker) is killed by his own arrow, he is paid
from the spinnings of his own hand.
I^pnm,
V. 1-Mi, 2).

1575, V. 115.
5J^'^"I"'5 I m.(iy^)scraping,rind. Sabb. 109''xn"i3DX1"^5
(ed. xnro'xi "15) the paring of &c., v. xn'^SpX. Keth.77'',
V. xepX. Ab. Zar. 28* XSGNI "iSI n'^'^'^l X115 (Ms. M.
Xin51 . . . !!<115, early ed. tt11151) scraped root of cynodon
and the paring of the bramble. Sot. lO''; Num. R. s. 9
(prov.) i<h:i^1
"IS
Xpiai "lap i<1^n Xl^n ^rwi "^^p before
wine drinkers, place wine; before a ploughmana dish
of scraped roots &c. V. JK'^15.
5SMn"iiII m. (115, with 1 inserted) stump, stem.
Pes. ni''top
!<bp"i11 "15
(Var. XI-^S, Hl'15, v. Rabb. D. 8. a.
1. note 30) the stem of a palm tree (Ar. : rind, v.preced.).
B. Mets. 86* (Ms. M.
i<11'i5, Ms. R. 2
X11i5,
v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note).
i^'lT^, ^^"^TS^, V.
'115.
SDl'7"l^5 (i^3''n"l''5) m. (cmp. lil^iS) n young as:
.
Ned. 41*.
'=
^nT5, ^:^1^^, V. '115. ,
- : T T : .
:-
nT5, V. ni5.
T T"
riTii, Pi. of ^15.
N I 5 m. ("^15) instigation, provocation, stirring up.
Sifr6 Deut. 87, v. nnsri; Yalk. ib. 886. Tanh. Balak. 2
(ref. to Deut. II, 19)
'5 "'3'i^
^sd any sort of provocation
(is forbidden); Num.R.s. 20, beg.
111">3
(corr.acc); Yalk.
ib. 765.
D^Q1"1^5, p^11^5 m. pi. (D15) that which goes
along, customary addition to iveight or measure at sales.
B. Bath. VI, 11 r'SSll'^.S lb "jniS (Bab. ed.
88*'
'po . . ., Y.
ed. D'^O . . . .) he must give him the due surplus. Sifra
K'doshim Par. 9, ch. VIII.
^oan^-:!, V. rc>^i5.
h
Targ. II Chr. XX, 25, some ed., read l-^SISil.
N~l"5 1 m. (3>1?) I) deduction from the price of
redemption according to the years of possession (Lev.
XXVII, 18). Arakh. 24* '52 bxs^b to be redeemed with
due deduction. B. Mets. 106* the Sabbath year nbrn xb
'5a lb Ar. (ed. '5n
p,
v. Rabb. D. S. s. 1. note 90) ought
not to be counted in for deduction.

PI, ']"^y!l1i5. Y. Shebu.

VI, beg.
36*^
ii"'?'iT5 tfiO the final redemption of the
Hebrew hand-maid.
^1"1^5
II, 3?^nii m. (2J15 II) the formation
of
globules
or kernels in the grape. Ber. 36''; Pes. 53* '5
Kin 1012 t<in,
V. 1013.
"nn"'j(, V. i>iT5.
m^5, V. nii5.
JSPI I 5 f. girutha, name of an unclean bird, supposed
to be moor-hen. Hull. 62''; Nidd.
50''
expl. the hen
of
the
marshes, Hull.
109''
we are forbidden
'5
to eat girutha.
[Ar. Xni115, V. Koh. Ar. Compl. II, 378*.]
I
5 m. (denom. of 15) belonging to a convert family,
descendant
of
proselytes. Kidd. IV, 1 (collectively) ; v.
Tos'foth Yom Tob a. 1. s. v. iJUD.
SQTii, V. Nal5.
^^D'l''il I, ^^D'lii m. (015 II) acquired learning, tra-
dition, study by heart. Targ. Cant. I, 2
'52 for study by
heart (oral tradition).Meg.
6''
'Dl '5
'^'alpixb to preserve
(remember) what one has learned, requires divine assist-
ance. Sabb.
21''
NmpS'^l
'5
acquired in early youth (which
Mtf-^V
MB
i b<llr rMHfmbr*4;. lit. 10* 'M mr . . . |6
4'<
t'
r wax to 4^Uuh^
<i'
;V""W to ilMM
(.
. .... W MaiMtkl4 fof MM.
*)
ubjiK'i toih*iuf4diMiiott lb.ix.7(v, enop"
l!09 "a^ go bMk l iMr owMN* la Um ymn of Ju>
iir with 4<iKttow ftM Um pwhiili priM h.
XXV. U
Kidtl. I, t (of llM Habrw ite)| .
* Mtr* olArr. IV*. . *0
Ar. (vd. Kok mne
mm^, ad. rn^) Imwim* it grow* thkk by MMbl'
IMlUffHi
TTjirri.
V. -rill. ,1.
STV'JI arroM*. . -^
Ul.
THT;^ Kob. R. lo IV. 14 nrx Vr
*>
roa. rMd:
^^'^f
(V. iij'ij) hvm Plurauh't forUtm (wbcfv b* w
In prUoa).
iZ^I m. (V. en n ftmUimr. Yb.ll7* 'Sinb in Ar.
(d. V^om) aanoyiuic* of(kmilyquarrtla b CunUiartobfr.
nr*
'
i^ntii^ Mor lb* dtar (Ks. XXX, 90).
I
t

KZjPIB^^ m. (rwlopUc of CTS) door-tOI, door-alop
:
SIM3 m. (niu, einp.
^ ^) LproivCA, aecrmed
fro*
':
'
4er< /focft <ooirMp. to b. n:;:^). Tarf. I Cbr.
II, I.Pt
"pcri* T^.
Targ. Am. 1. 1. Tatf. Qcd.
1. 1 1. J4 ; a. fir.Kad. 38* (qoot, tt. Targ. Aat. 1. c).
k^ .1 111. pi. (y. preead., cnp. e*ltt) AmifMiMW,
1^
jjl B.Kin.II4''r"nn(Rmbiri'?a,M.H.rr'ta,
'
- z. T. Babb. D. a a. I. Bote % tat Var. laeu)
th# frmtal* jodgaa) eosTiei tjrtaaBieaUy (not
;<p. to Jawiab Jodgaa wbo go
&c. [Raabi a. v. Mmsa, B.
Ma. P. baa "TT^, fr- ^
>
, y
..<rwMMi^ . Mnrxs.]
O^ m. (b. b ;
Vi^)
1) Aenp <^ t/^mf^ hmt* kt^ aapi.
raMiaA, nniw. Sou IX, S if the body of a mordarad
!
*
pnoo boned in a ha^ Katli. 15^
- as to reawTiiig debna for saviiig ooa'a
Urvouaibaa>btb). 8abb.S4*nTsS7Ve'9iViS7eliaiigad
bimiutoabaapof b0MB;a,fr.ile*^T^ Kidd.IX,5w
KiL I, S, T. rnm. Cmp. ^"ft.
8)
intcv, bUhtc. Mikr-Y,
-m
j9 Ow
c'irvc 1 a ilwwwa itat*. Talk Iti*^ . fr>-
/I * alwaok Mul.a If 1 1 IP'WI ohmoi

c
! MMMa4 aiai *. .)
tl aim 11^ '4W Kali ft. %*.
S^^OH*
Taf
g.
>-
4*
T^li
a-a. Ta#t
tifiaa iIm ofitato.lil* ^^MMi^b um vavw vm^
'I "7 1. '
Ab X
tarty aoadtog MolaifWM waiai
I..I t.^f .1
vi(VII).. 'ii
,
rin^a- <*4<4air^.
V.
n^J |iaff. II Wiiuff Aalil0{#r.
X
J
I
a
M^^i, Yalk. <li. &7t. *. iMSu
ft
-
.
of\ Uke mtmd'im
p
mhi hp Ikf Aaitmti QM^ mnmmi
tba Poataa Ammm or ); i i wiiw fv. 9m. Am. a.
T. Pallia). Oao.B.iiSO.asdT'^d^l' Y.laa*.l];.^kaL
(renditioo of t!rr) ,tf1^.
'
!i
; Kok B. lo I.f
,
'
J
'
uVl (aatr.
aae.). lb. TSVa^ slbem (raad Te^a&O) ad IW day AdD
war amiaa for.
3^3 (cnp. r^ ete) la acrwpr, akmn. Y^ug. Y. Lav.
XIX, 7.-V. MC%.

2!^ a. (praotd.) rmtor, kmife. YWg. Y. Van !, ;

V11I.*7 (SV).-K
7^
OaouR-nSl (trsHl. r-
Joab. Y.S)

:
'
U
'
i 'S fliat kaivoa.flWa.EaiA. X

3^i, SC^a ab. (praead.) ircr.-il ra; Tt;
'v. I."*
*71?i m. pL (aboHT^. aevfaL Tug. I flaa.
XVII, i iTr*-* (Yar. ro*a; b. rt crep^P). T, ham-
ever, Jt^:.
a plant like tbe boroadpoppy. SftmYaj{kn Hebo,Far. IS,
eh-XXn TOBS o... artrwi Ar.(ad.ir9^Tarjcp:ia*c;,
. ad. Wataa p.
18* ooCa) ha who adaBawtaa oQ wUk tba
joiea of glaoaioin (aalfiag it far poppy-oil); Kobu M. to
SI*
ab*
244 !=5b5
IX, 13 "p^Va; ib. to VI, 1 Uf^p^D; Tosef. B. Bath. V, 6
St-^pVaD-ia ed. Zuck. (Var. NT'=l); Yalk. Lev. 479 ''pih'2
(corruptions of i<:;p1.^3 or X^pa^S ; cmp. Low Pfl. p. 205
a. 257). [Ar. a. Mus. seem to think of Lycium.]
J^iij Pa. J-^bs (reduplic. of bj, v. nh) to reveal (v. P.
Sm. 723), to announce. Gen. B. s. 36
'31 S'^sa b^T Ar. (ed.
5i^a bif, not xb^iT) go, tell thy mother the good news;
Lev.R.s.5.lb. s. 25; Koh.E. to II, 20 -p-O-^iih a-'ba ib^rx
(not ''5'iba) I will go and tell thy mother. Pesik. Aniya,
p.
137* [read :]
ri'2fv ratti'^ab sbs jba-^aS b-^s^ nxn n^a br
as much as thou canst tell, tell; as much as thou canst
praise, praise; Yalk. Is. 339 (corr. ace); (Pesik. E. s. 32
'31 ^1"11).
Ithpe.
5%i!!<
to boast. Lev. E. s. 10 is it these nxi
JIIT^bs i,''h^-g of whom thou art so boastful?
Si|v5) pi.
j
5-?5 m. (preced.) revelation, preaching.
Y. Sot." I, 17^; Lev. E. s. 26 [read:] -lisba ",2 "^sa nx "^XO
')''^m do not mind this man's boastful talk.
^S) -^ 5 m. (bsbJ)
1) rolling, turning. Y. Sot.
I, 16" hot. rtS'^a
'5 "^"13
as much time as is required for
roasting an egg in the ashes; Num.E. s. 9.Y. Pes. Ill,
30''
Plbiab''5i "iHxb after the dough has been rolled (formed).

K^th.llP 'a
'>":}
by rolling under the ground (for resur-
rection in the Holy Land).
2)
(with or without rt3J13^')
the rule permitti7ig the court to insert in an oath an
affirmation to which the person concerned could not have
been compelled directly ; an oath by implication. Kidd. 27*^
Y. ib. I,
60'1. Yeb. 58^; Kidd. 1. c.
'3
^"V by implication
(the woman including in her oath the time of her betrothal);
a, fr.
4)
(cmp. ba)
'5 n''2 a field full of
hills and depres-
sions. Toh. VI,
6 ; Erub.
22'^
(Var. in Ar. 1513, ref. to
m^a). [Tosef. B. Bath. II, 16 h'ih'^^ n-^n, V. baba.]
b^^bil, 'b^5 cb., V. 5<^a>a.
Jj^^D^iii^^,
V. xi'^a-ia.
T . : - T :-
pb^:ibj, V. r>aba.
^5^55 (b. h., Pilp. of bba) 1) to roll, turn. Pirke d'E.
El. c'h.' XXXVI
'31 babab to roll (move) the stone.Y.
Sabb. Ill,
6'"^
top '31 irises 'pbabari you may roll an egg
(for roasting) on &c. Hall. Ill, 1 (D'^wnn) nbaba when she
has formed the &ough (of wheat) by rolling; a. fr.

Part,
pass, babiari, f. nbabia^; pi. Dibabia??,
T^babia'2; nibabiaa.
1) rolled. Pes.
7* 'a^ titD^^ a formed dough. Y.Sot.'l,16
hot. 'a^ d'^S'^i roasted eggs; a.fr.2) rounded. B.Bath.
16'^
'31 nbabaTs nib^^ax tix nbabia?2 it niaisi nx: as the lentil is
rounded, so does mourning roll and go around (different
version in Ms., v.Eabb.D.S.a. l.note, a. in Yalk. Gen. 110,
V. baba). [Men. 86^ V. laia.].
2)
(with bS") to roll upon,
to put on one's shoulders, to burden,, tax, assess. Keth.
VIII, 1 (78*)
'31 IS^bs d-^babaa dnx you burden us with
old restrictive laws. Y. Shebi. IV,
35'' '31 'a^a dPX ye
impose upon us taxes &c. Y. B. Bath. I, beg.
12'^ 'a^
'31 f'bs you make him bear the expenses for &c.3) to
bring about, cause. Sabb.
32'^;
Tosef. Yoma V (IV), 12
'31 ^"y
r,13T "I'^baba'S good things are brought about through
the agency of good men &c.; a. fr.
4)
(v. bba Nif.) to
overcome (one's own feelings), to put up with, bear ivith.
Keth.
67'^ d-i^-iyn 'as baban^ -;ai:fn will you bear with
me when I offer you only lentils?
'31
^as 'a he tried to
live with him on lentils, and died. Ib. Ill* 1^:i3.'3 'a he
conquered his love and remained single. Y. ib. VII,
beg.
31^> '31 1^3> nbaba^ she has to bear with him thirty
days longer. Y. Yeb. VIII,
8*'
top '31 'p-OH baba bear
with them twelve months (give them time for recon-
sideration).
Eithpdlp.'^ih}T\T\, 'an, iVi^A^aifp. babana i) to be rolled.
Erub. X, 3 l-Iiia ISdtl '3
the scroll rolled out of his hands
(down the roof). Hall. Ill, 1 d'^an3 babanrrtU IS" in the case
of wheat flour, until it (the dough) is rolled, v. supra. Y.
Kil. IX, 32 top; Y. Keth. XII,
35''
top T'babanp their
bodies are rolled underground, v. biaba. B. Kam.
17''
nnx dipnb 'arai but the barrel rolled to another place.
Pesik. E. s. 6
'31 nbabans i"i<a from Palestine it (the
stone) rolled and arrived just for this momentary use;
a.fr.
2)
to be turned, changed, transferred, caused. Pirke
d'E.El.ch.XLIX '31
b^ m3bT3n nbabana the royal dignity
was transferred on Esther. Shebu. VII, 8 tiyin^ lb
'3
'31 if by chance an oath is imposed upon him in another
law-suit (with the same persons), the court makes him
swear by implication &c.; v. biaba.
3)
(of waters) to
tower, gather. Pirk6 d'E.El. ch.v'; ch. XXIil.
4)
(witli
d'^ani) to prevail (over hatred &c.), be moved. Pesik. E.
s. 20 '31 l^^ni ibabana the Lord's compassion was moved.
Tanh.Vayigg.4; a.e.
5) to throw one^s Selfupon, to attack.
Yalk. Is, 350 (ib. 288 nxans).
5iip5, >''5<'^
ch. same, to roll. Targ. Y. I Gen.
XXVlil'lO (Ilbba). Ib.XXIX,8(0.-i13a); a.e.Y. Shebu.
VI, 37* wait '31
"ibaJ baba-il ly until he heaps upon thee
all his claims, and then swear concerning all of them.
Ib. VII, end, 38* "jba? babarii b3 tr^b ranujix ix or thou
must swear to him concerning all that he asks thee to
swear to by implication.

Part. pass. Ber.

44''
xriS''2
KPibab^ia^a an egg roasted in ashes, v. preced,
Ithpalp. baban-^K, baba^x; bbanx (fr. bba), bbianx (Ith-
polelofbia) 1) aspreced.Hithpalp.3. Targ. Job XXX, 14,
2) (with "pani) as preced. Hithpalp. 4, Targ. I Kings
HI, 26 ibaban'^X ed. Lag. (ed. ibban-^N). Targ. 0. Gen.
XLIII, 30 ibb'iarx). Targ. Hos. XI, 8 xbbana ed. Lag.
ed. ibbianx).
'
Targ. Jer. XXXI, 20 'lanst. Targ. II Chr.
XXXin,'l3. Targ. Y. Num. XXVI, 1; a. e.3) to come
about, to happen. B. Mets. 40*, a. e. xrb'^a baba^^X it so
happened in the course of time.
4)
(denom. of xnbal^a)
to crown, adorn one's self. Esth. E. to I, 4 whether with
its own or with strange (feathers) N'^ISp tll3 nbabaJnia the
raven will adorn itself; ib. 9.
~^~5
m. (b.h.; preced.) 1) wheel, esi). the ivheeUwork
at weils, crane &c. Midd. V, 4. Tosef. B. Bath. 11, 16
>/> 94
M kmtL^ m%m
lit a.fk
9)ir
i^ii. fw.
#4*' *
fW rap 1 !!
MUQMryi . fv^H. IMII*. U** lU M
.......
r79 n M lb* Miill fM>il>lw afOiM*.
Ml in muurtiing pUt9 malkiiig uicuii it) Um o#M.
(dilL la tdn V'
H^)2
Yalk. Um. I la
*> ikn
s*V9 fn
'av-l) fA ^totf. 0n. B. a. 4ti U lU v^ M . llUi
g. Inlfad. (rvl.toatm
TV
()'
lb jr-bAU ur iIm wwM (AbM

^n
'SI pn un MOtMUII of (IIm OflOMWliM un tb* )i4ll
r.DMiw
)i
..Ra*Vy. llalilMii.lll,t wlMd votlM.
BaUi. M* man ^^V) -is two Saa-globMi^ Y. WkM
ftO* bol. 'yt O^
*)
iIm pptaM of MM'* tyw ?
rwtad.-'TrMf. I/U rolgMtN
f
fitrhmt, rjlaiy (v. B.
Ballt. I^ quuL abov*). tsbb ' to b^ Daol.
XV, lu) 'VI im
'>
whMl rt*i . i.it world, L .
bMffMi of IbrUiM lako plaot imwHonUy^ Kiu K. . si.
a.
.
) (-T*l>
f**fr, friin, 8abb. M^; &, . -
K M abuv*. Y. Miuwr. V. Md &>; ToMf lb. Ill, 14
rpUau bMM Mv tboM
r*^ VTif^
(cd. ISmIu ^srhi,
fmt, yy b^), oorr. mo.) wboM |^obal mn polalad.
by;i Hbjbj. *T}
,b.wM; l)4r/. TIUV.BMII.
I& liq. Wwl'.
w!
Targ. Pa. LXXXIII, 14; o. 0^
lb. 104*
'*
itV^rcb to flihdrmw iiur) iUi Um whotL
IV. R.a.S4, V.
11^}^3)
flobf, crlttiial tpktrr.
Tuf.
'Ta. LXXVII, l. *Tarf. J. : III. SS.-B. Bal^
74"
:^ T'Tm
'3
Ui spbara of i which Uima arovad.
.1) lythig. Tus. PiL XVJl, 4 ^uW ad. Log- (o^l>- <>
;Vj.
Mi-H^f).Tam.8S^ thay haadad him icm
'3
Ar.
-:
iocorr.) an aja-ball. lb.
'71 KTTi KT&ib^
*i) Uia ajra>baU of aiortal wbieb i amrm
! Bath. 78^^4) timUle,
IVf. la. XVII, IS.
~
iaq.
IkncKx. XIV
.'.
. Targ. Y. II ib. irV;:;
,
>. a.kofa. E. to Xll,6i Lv. B. . 18; a. .
)
(t. nxt
v.)
a 4or< ofginUt, FL rr>b^. Y. 8abb. vr
^'
\,i.
inuul. of n^rti, Is. Ill, M), v.'
T^i, 8.
ViTil
^^ m., V. oost w.
'
ror*, (xtiHinfc, trrop. Hdaj. Ill, 4 (Ma. M. 'T^Ja.
:r:). N. XI. II r^VxY.Naa.VU,4^ bou ^Sp:
:^ p;?
'y
"XK if ibare ia bnriad with tho oorpaa area a
iiutll wrap (or bait), tha law ootinaffiiiBf daoajad entpiai
v. 2;r*) tinda no applkatioB. lb. if two oocpaaa ara boviod
baid aaeh othar "ai rn^ O ncB9 aaeh aola aa gilf^Um
t th othar (aoapaadiag tha law of rdM); Bah.ib.Sl*;
J7*< 7V::x Toaaf. Kal. B. Bath. T, f T^OBX Sifka
ni ch. XI. Par. 10 yAroa^ ^-^Xi (a fkuioa of two
versions); ib. Ahir^ Par. 8, eh. XII T-iarS; . e. pTar.
^:
"T^s:^
pbiSU, e^bu, influaaoad bj tha Latin emf-
to whioh oar w. nearly oonaaponda]

Mr*>*| t(Sto)l.fMatf*W. OiU.4r*
9f
hm^*vU'm Miiaa (la ii|i
n?! fa /*w <nf*iy. fo la
f
waf, 4Hwaw WW
V Br! I. r
t < rr-n
^,
W iW (lM|a*4 tmrnm mi tW
anaaaiaat 'iaa. K 4. Mf
T rnn n^Sf (W
launaadu;- .-,-. <
- -4wUi.id -I^W |*a ^^.
t rrfb^ (doaofB. of '< ^ifi
to
of bnaa. ilM Aa uaii ill, ;Tai'
'
Uif.
-rVsn
II MMM. ToaaC fbr. U
Awa. llld4.M\ Tanlik Tl. IJ <r%r l4c
* lafka.
Hh/'. ^8f I* A aMrad 4l4
"-< ' > - -txt^
iia sr rosn t
"Vf Eai.i * a*
of Um voaad la aoawad wNli a af%M. a4t>
BalLlU. II 'yhm.
Tb| oh, a^lWI ^^^
"T^ Aaai frad. Bibiu
tSt*
V*^
lium Ar *na <* Babh. D. B. a. L airtal
tha oMiaalaia (aijhoadf laMwm<i4. Ma ildoa fhaarii
I. .cry. (Lav. B. a 7, V. aait w,|
Ukp,. -rWiR fa htfmgO. H^SLUh, t.Kp^i BaMuJt*.
1^1
w. (b.
ki
<te) I) coatiof. dUa; lliffcw T. B.
Bath.'^ill. ir lop 1 iitUU
8T3
19 tha Bfty aafclla af
of tha Iowa lo tha plaaa vhart ht ti^a tha
Totaa
44*
(raad:) s^m mfn
mn an* Vas
pFi (V. Bahh. D. BL a. L) aU tha jr<r arn aod tha paa
vat of a Ihiak alaa, aad ihia day (Day *4 Amaaai) M
waalhfak XaakB.aL 18 ri^^---^^'*"^
*<*
ahaifar aa af a haarjr aioa, tho' howl Aa. B. Baah. tt^
if haaoapad tha Bhofcr ^
Vy 'fT'grn* aad n laaai H
to ila dao lisa. Lav. B. a. 7 :> nrn mr (Ar i^i bo
jroa aaijr thiak tho btosaa oa lof af tha ahar
aolMoMaa, v.*r7n<.t)ialofawoaad.crBrf. Jlk%.
IX, rrrA
r*
**
(Maint
*
^3 Vrr %) tha aeah
aanoaBdiagthawoaad(]faiak:oBthawaaad><H.ii"''Vi.
Boaatr.^aW, ^aV*!. Ih. 9mra O tho oaahhy, dkigr apeu
OB oaa'a bodj.

trr^l, 'T| ch. aaa; 1)
p<alr, coMmv
^Targ. Y.
IHBaLVlI,l8TaD'^(-ay^v.pia>ad) itr^
"
Tai. Bnk. XXTQ, M O 1*n'(told, ar dNat) flalad^
S)Kafr.antr/: H'^'^ BalL4<^ hn^ fhflO 'S ofaeahiL

) lAta. Int/Arr. T^. 1 8aai.Xni,S (v.Lof. I, p.XT1|

Jiar "Va 6r rsr (od. rr&H 7-r) a ooaS of omA anda
of tho akia of laa Ibhaa (h. text ^^J^MJ^ Bah 118*;
Pea. lit* on -rtpi
'
i^m (lb. M. -Wp^ v. Bahh. D. &
a. L aou) tho k^j Md tho locks (tha aiiff rtea oTth*
bi^ anallyof aMtal) wan oTkathar (M aa to ho onifht
waightX. Bar. 4S^ '^oa oa tha iHthcr ot tha hoaL oppu
KTX, V. KiK (Baahi: Aeef).
iwMw.;
nX^*3, 'TJ m.(proad.)
l-PL^nSl.'ViL B. M^HaB^4*aq.
K5^b5
246 K]?Diba
TT
iSJ M ^5,
"5
m. (1^3) gildana, name of a certain fish
with^Yhick
fatty skin. Snh. lOO"'
'21 '^"^5
^I'jjn N^ (Ms.
M. aiUJEr) do not begin to strip the gildana from its
gill, lest its skin go to ruin (a citation from Ben
Sira). B. Bath.
73''
'Dl
'5
Xinn that was a sea gildana
(a small fish among the sea monsters). Hor. 12''; Ker.6^
~Pl. "1.3^135,
'Yh
Tarn. 32^ NPlb^n
'5
Eashi (ed. XDlViS)
salted g/'Ber. 44''; Keth. 105'', v. xV-^S^II.
n >5, n^^3 f. (^bs, cmp.
h'i 3) a valve, folding. Y.
Sabb. XII, beg."
13'' '5 ^-^ ITJ^ folding couch.P/. y^\l.
Bab. ib.
138=^ O NC3 camp chair,
^^3, V. KM^.
SJ^^Dlbj, V. x^i^aba.
^R1^^^^
(pi:nb:i), sp;i2pb5 f. (popular cor-
ruption of lectica; for the prefixed guttural cmp. laena
and ^XaTva, lectum and xXivrj ; v. Liddell & Scott's Greek
Diet. s. lit. F) \) litter, sedan-chair. Bets. 25'' Ar. (ed. ipll^J,
Ms. M. ''p-l3!=3). Cant. R. to V, 5; Koh. R. to IX, 11
'31 K^ 'p^52 "ifiX could not even be can-ied in a lectica.
Cant. R. to IV, 8 irp'^^p ^DS; Yalk. Ps. 838 ^^^^'p ^3
(read i<r?i^p^D2). Ib. Lev. 666 'pM^JD -;"'"ir!N
^i^::'i
6tV"a;
Sifra B'har Par. 5, ch. VII X"iaDVn ^rji
. . .) he (the
Hebrew servant) shall not walk behind thee when thou
art carried in the lectica, v. Xj^'^Iip^. Sifre Deut. 37
Xp"i-Jia^5; Yalk. Kings 238 Np-^JI^sl
*2)
(=lecticula) bier.
Targ. Job XV, 24 Kp-i-lSl^sb DIQ^U'^X Ar. ed. Koh. (ed.
pISlbjb) ready for the bier (for death, cmp. LXX).

3)
*
footstool to the throne. Targ. Y. Ex. XXIV, 10 fT^JpriK
"2^ p^J'i^a ('V'^a some ed.) made the sapphire brick a foot-
stool in place of the hypopodion &c.

Targ. Lam. II, 1

^'^'lb5'T^ xpisiVj (h. text r'bs^ dinn).
T\']Xv)X V. 'ai^J^n.
iSp l I^Jlj v. preced. art.
Y^Xt>X
Tosef.-Maasr. Ill, 14, v. h^h}.
pntlJi, v. Xj^'nSlViJ.
"TTuX V. "'ilV'^a.
^SluJ, Lam. R. iutrod., beg., v.
N'^i^J.
"'pnbj, v. Kl^bxia.
^"5
m. (part. pass, of ribs) op^jcarawce, outside. Gen.
R. s. 45 iT^^lbaD n"in''D j'^N her private conduct is not like
her public appearance (she is insincere); ib. s. 71.

'52
in public, visible to all, opp. in02. Ab. IV, 4 he will
be punished
'52
in an ostensible way. Sot. 3*; a. fr.
^^'''l55 m. C^S) exile, stranger. PI. ''yhl. Lev. R. 8.5
I'^llsJ
"-12
N-^lbJ Ar. (ed.'5 ^2 "i-^lVs, corr.acc.) thou stranger,
son of strangers. Lam. R. introd.beg. "^XTibs, read '^N'^-'iba
(Ar. "ix^iVa).
^^1^5, V. ^Va ch.
b^>5, J''\T^ m., pi. tii>sib, "^a (b. h.; Vba)
filth (v.
bba), idols. Meg. 13* to clean herself n'i2S ^'^2
'^h'^^-q
from the contamination of her paternal idolatry. Ib.
'D1 ib'lb'^a2 ni^?3 she rejected &c.'a 121S', 'a V^'iys (abbr.
a''^) idolater, idolatry. In some ed. for D"i"DS>, t"y &c.;
V. It a. 2312,
S^l^ii m.ihh'j^) cast about, homeless. P/. iN^iba, N'^b'iba.
Lam. R. introd., beg. Ar., v. K'JiPa; Pesik. Dibre, p.lio''
ac^y})^ (Var. 'ilsa, V. Bub. note a. 1.). V. nb-^^a.
nlsia.
V. KO'^'ia.
Snt2Dib5, 5J<nD&lbp (claustra, clostra, pi.)
fastening,' lock, bar. i:rub.X,'lO 'a l^H'12 IT'^C laj a door
bolt which has on its top a (movable) fastening contri-
vance (which may occasionally \)e used as a pestle).
Sabb.
123^ 'a (Ar. 'p, Ms. M. repeatedly '"ipDlba) the law
about claustra, ref. to Kel. XI, 4 'p. Sabb.
124=' 'a.
nSni2o^55 m. (preced.) locksmith (claustrarius).
Ber.22^'V.Yehudah Xl-JOnba (corr.acc, Ms. M. nxirDbp,
Yohasin Completum p.
148'' nx-i-jW^p).
SpP'^b^,
^^pClbp, Tp ...
c. (a contraction of
S<p''2D'lVa or Xp'^DSiba, Le^iacus, Lesbiaca, v. T^OEl'bs,
nip2^, 'Bibp, 'Elba; as to guttural before b, v. X^^^aiba)
relating to Lesbos (an island of the Aegean Sea, noted
for its fertility and luxuries), Lesbian, whence
1)
[in
Syriac] name of a brand
of white flour (P. Sm. 726),
a white and delicate bread (cmp. Athenseus Deipnoso-
phistje III, 111). Tosef. Ber. IV, 15 T^pOlba h^ rrsbilJ
an unbroken loaf of ^'Z^sHn, opp. 2iT'"2 bllJ home-made.
Dem. VI, 12 buy for me nnx "ji^plba ed. (accus.; Ms.
M. nnx xpcnba, Ar. nnx
T^p
. . .V., r. S. "ipcnbp) one
loaf &c. Y. Ab. Zar. I, 40" bot. nnx
"pp'^I^Pi
Erub.
64''
-(ipDlba pi.Pes.
6''
he may find n-bs inS'll nS'^ 'a Rashi
(ed. ni'l'b"'^ ir^nyTl, Ms. M. rr^B-'E'i) a fine gl. which he
may have the intention of eating (in place of burning).
Lam.R.to 1,16 jXpOlba; a. e.Pl. H'lNjrpsiba,
ITP''^^, '^^P-
Sabb.
30*'.
Gen. R. s. 88, beg. Lam. R. to 11, 12 "iVa
(Ar. ed. Koh. ''^pd':ip); a. e.2) a superior sort
of
olives
already pressed when appearing in the market (OXacrxai,
axacpuXioe;, v. Athenseus 1. c. II, 56 ; cmp, "J'^pBsibs), Ab.
Zar. II, 7 "pbabiaTan i^p^^^p ^n'^t Y. ed. II, 10 (Misii. d-iriT
niXpDiba, Bab. ed.
39''
'a Ti'^T, Mish. Nap. N'JDlbp, Ar.
ed. Koh. 8, V, baba: X'JDlbp, XTJDibp). Bab, ib.
40''
(ed.
Pes. a.oth. NpDlbp, Alf. early ed. K-JOlba, v.Rabb.D.S.a.
1. note 4). Y. ib. II, 42^ bot.
'21 'p '^n^T
"in
zethe kHuska
is the same as rolled olives. [Ex. R. s. 30 niXpDiba, v.
x^pG'iba.]
.
wpo^s
847
HtQl:?.
D-:
M, . LXX. II
'
lootl . III.
^L. ... .
lir)'Uli
VII. M*
~"^
bo*
. i %
lU bandUa-ZV
k
IM 0|Mtt* ilt* <ttai<tiiiii|| hia goodaf.
*
~.'-"*^
7*r^^*?
P^Pf2**p
m. pi. (eabim-
' !!. V. I 1).QU XXIV. IS (h. uxl rT9V9).--8ia>b. if;
'
ib. Ill |Vl. JO, op|u -pO IllMO tbMla. OiU, TO**
5 (Vr,
TTr^> Imp
->
it*rrtala hia auiljr of
'king him wlMUir
1
.. Si* Tnn
'
, vmVa
^
clolhw^Rcl. XXIX. S
.\.-,--.,
.-i
. ..-b. d.m). VoMtSabb.
VI
(VIU 4; Y.Ik. Ut. 58T.
P^^*il, Num. B. 1. n, vMd
rrH,
v. -r^^
d>3 ID. (rVi) taW.Jtwirfarf. Xarf. O. Ur. XIII. 41.
Sr^r^Tj
f. (pmL) 6dtf /W4mA 1^. O. Uv.
r^^a
f, (b. b.; ^) e%,- alao (aab. rz) iMr rxiltd
"tmnmitjf, i/iaqMra. Ab. I, II n rom -QTr xcx
y
'
ooodMUMd to oila. Bar. 5, a. .
T9
r-S
"5
'-Tiiif boDM) it Ml otpiatioii. ^'i Bttbjkwiaa
ci) >u\ itv
:
*'^
; Ork
(SjriMO donlakHi; erm O Boimh
'if>n, ri r Kx K a. !&.JBq. ^wimwwil
toOteilf^f
\\XV, 1 1 aq ). MaocII,6; a.fr.-Pr. ri^
- =-- lreediTiaioMofxil;
Nam.B,a.,
(Hi
-:
n^sn 2<-roe
8uMlMrib ovrM thB off
three aivi.ions.--Pe. 8
"i pap Um rMmkm of the
!<h1. Men. no "rs
^jtr br o th* ozilod of oUmt
i). Beta. 4^
OTTO OXT* 'QB
;><> Dlac of Um on Bfbttoal)
o^<MrTd hy thoae lir.:
(whom Um oommoai*
catiom
ofUiPalsiuieiU.
...i...M ,iiooldDOtrMli);mik'.
T
'7'
'"T
<* "'
T*i;ff.
Y. Bx. XX. 14. TtXf.
Aiu.l,:a..-.-a
s-^
MA-GlMlAa,chiefofUMBabjIoaiaa
Tnt' a Hhn. XXX. 4
atf. Mft,! dijr asiimi a, ^mu. n t- ts-i i

D.A. a. L aaiaji Halt ta^ tim Om
Hupium aMcM ^m
H5|
(K ll.i nap 7^:: /V f4
flH lb ^ e4r ia.
*miUk ktmrnit
tmk 4mnmt Uw
HmuVI
u* Ii4a it^mt^A
41. ).!>. IV, aa,M.
HTI rb. r.
%MM. Te#f.
o
U. Xlll.iti a.fr^
M. Kai. IT**
'7^ '"4,^ n^ -rr^ i.* /**.- o^ k*** k^
bair aai *.
/Wf
'-
n 10
katt 9m'kmit
pait of bta UmI (4**ad.
*n?^
pr-B'pt- <'A*.
I
tiwy
H*<*
i* (> 4mtm
of Sodom. fTidd. *
7S *m .... KT^ *v t^rL >ii
vhkli la h^fartiaa l 4aall oai lii^O

*>^
n^l
(b. k)
O
i W anoMvral TmC Mittw.
1I1.I a pit
ri( ad. Xaak. vkMi iraa Mk apaa^l^l
pom. '^ tfm, rmrmtti. Uk.U^ 9 rrr- -s It to apmi
aad kMWB to ma. Bar. M^; a. fr. T.
^6|.-fi (af a
phma) l itetma Amv
V"
*aMm* (v. Jii. XTIIl.Mi
Jer.1.3); (of the iabtbHam^)toriaii limr
Y. I^MB. I, M* lop 'SI
r&l
. . .
6f
9-a
larMi waat at aidlsii. tka Divtea M^Mj
tham (rat to nte, I aaoi. a, t7); May. t*; I
Ba^od-pw*** OQ&fO sr-^ liriD ...tss'-w^imm mm
of yoa is baaiabad (by tlm Bomao II mamil to *au:
. tboagb
7 aU kid baaa bialifcii; ^mOuBaU;
(tet. B. to II. t. Aiakk. It*: iia. ii saaa
^
iWy
vara traaapoctad lo Babyloaia ia tka wvaMk Tmr (a*ar
UMaalfaatkmorJ<^M(ia>> MaacLll,iTiin7tite UM
foOowiaf
(
loelalaij> bimliilii) baaa to laav* far Um
ai^ of railaiau IK rin W to aot boaod to laa to Ae.
tb.
3 pn *^ r^ sm a taker to boatokad far initot
hia oo; a. it.
rk:rx to btmUk, evry tote rmftmUg. Maae. IS^
meat in the daaart. Maaa. B. a. tt cod. BlkB.tol,i
arm
S&f^
aad to tka aaoaa of tkeir asBa kaL; a. ft-.
Kob. B. to Xn. (ptoy oo rte ib4 tka fnldao boarf to
the sallat 9ns^nin 9111 riirAes iTRs (aot rrne; Lav.
B. aL 18 nbeoe^ aorr. aae.) vkidi tiaaiibii tka sold aad

*^-1nrtTniMa.l II abiiibimi iikm lb i ftlaHiBO

mf.T^ttke iimmu idl uyawrf to rdaa; to tawl
aof'a ary; i
pfiai . 1kak-8k^iMUi it 'SR i&npa r49 O Be
ba
248
fn)^
revealed Himself to Moses with the voice of Amram &c.
;
Ex. R. s. 3. lb. s. 2, end nibS? nrDUJnu: ?3"D2 wherever
the Divine Glory appears. Snh. II, 1, v. tlGSlI; a. fr.
Pi. tihi; n^'^Si to uncover, remove; to discover, reveal,
publish. Ex. R. 8. 15, beg. '3> d'^p'^isn sibs the righteous
uncovered their heads. 8ot. V, 2; Gen. R. s. 21 nbi "^TS
'D^ "iB" Oh that one would remove the dust from over
thy eyes, i.e. Oh, that thou wouldst resurrect!; Y.Ber.
IX,13''bot.Sabb.88*
'31 '^5 "^^
who revealed this secret
to my children? Meg. 3*; a. fr.mnSIU^
'5
to expose to
suspicion the legitimacy of families. Tosef. Naz. I, 3;
Kidd. 71*.(flD^na iC?^) n-nna d'^SS 'a a) to interpret the
Law in opposition to the adopted sense, to misinterpret,
pervert. Ah. Ill, 11; a. e. b) to put the Law to shame
by treating its teachers irreverentlj'. Snh. 99*; a. e.

'5
d'^DB (in gen.) to expose, put to shame. Pirke d'R. El. ch.
XLIV, V.
12^
II.

Part. pass, nswo, f. n^Wp uncovered.

Par. XI,
1 ; Hull. 9*';
a. fr. PI. -pWjTa. lb!; a. fr.
Nithpa. fi^ar?, bans to be revealed; to be exposed.
Pirk6 d'R. El. ch. XXIII Viixn ytVa binsi his nakedness
was exposed &c. Yoma9'' d313> 'SHS their sins were public
(they did not hide them); d:i"ip 'Sns the end of their
captivity was revealed (through prophecy). Naz.
23*^ '3
ISlbp his disgrace is published.Pes. 119*; a. fr.Tanh.
Mishp. 6; Talk. Prov. 956, v. S^a.
'~5>
SS^M, iS~ii ch. same; 1) to reveal, uncover.
Targ.Num.5^XII,3r. Targ. Am. Ill, 7; a. fr.Part. "^^xa.
Targ. Prov. XX, 19.2) to go into exile, go away, dis-
appear. Targ. Hos. X, 5.lb. XI, 11 'i'isa'i'n those who
were exiled.' Targ. Am. V, 5 'ibs'^ S<^a"^? (some ed. "IBV"',
corr. ace); a. fr.Ber. 56* "^bSN I will leave home; X^a
"^Xiall "^nb he emigrated into Roman territory. Pes. 49*
<5<^: vih I should not have emigrated ; '^trs'^X "^^J^S "^xVj xb
I did not emigrate (voluntarily) as others do. Koh. R.
to IX, 10 '21 "^Tsa n-^in nx, v. rj^x ii.Part, "^^a, pi. x*^a,
f. ")^a exiles. Targ.Nah. 11,8 X^^a2 ed. among the exiles
(on foot; ed. Lag. X*|"'a2, v. X^l^'^a, h. text nrta). Targ.
Am. VI, 7 "(ba the exiled communities.Targ. 11 Kings
XXIII, 6 'a "^nap (some ed. '^a) the graves of the home-
less (h.text dsn ^^'^i). Part. pass, "^hv, "^ba, 'a, X^ba known,
revealed; uncovered. Dan.II, 19; 30. Targ. job XXIII, 10.
Targ. I Sam. Ill,
1 ; a. fr.Targ. 0. Ex. XIV, 8
'5
la'^-Q
openly (h. text n^l T^n).
Pa. "hi. as preced. Pi.Targ. Lev. XVIII, 6 sq.; a. fr.
Gitt.
31 '^
niS-ilb 'a he uncovered his arm. Ab. Zar. 28*;
Yoma 84* irb^-Q X^n that thou wilt not divulge it. lb.
XS-^^a^J I shall divulge. Hull. 113* XUJ'i"! '^."'ISab XB-'D X3n
the second clause is stated in order to throw light on
the first. Gitt. 34 Xn5>"l "ii!|^a,
v. X^l^-^a. Y. Maasr. V,
end, 52* xsT^aaiia nriD^x xBon -^ n^b^
"i^
(not n-^-^ba^i)
after I removed the potsherd, thou foundest the pearl,
i. e. hut for my teaching, you would not have found the
truth which you now claim as your own discovery; Y.
Keth. IX, SS'' hot. (corr. ace); [in Babli nixVl, v.
"^^"1].
Af. '^ax to banish. Targ. II Kings XV, 29 ; a. fr.
Snh.
94*.'
[i>ari Ezra IV, 10
; a. e.]
Ithpe. '^l?an'<x, "^ba"^!!; l) to be uncovered, revealed &c.
Targ. Is. Lxii, 1. lb. LI, 9 xbariix reveal thyself (h.text
'115).
a. fr.-
Targ. II Sam. VI, 20 'XI who exposed himself;
-Snh. 109^ xnl3T2 '^xba'^X the fact became known.
R. Hash. 22^ a. fr. 'Dl '^.'"ibaixb XT^Syi xrb'i'3 bs people
are not presumed to tell a lie which is likelj' to be found
out. Sot.
22''
X'^ba^ X'^isapl "^XTS what is visible is visible,
i. e. man judges only by what he can ascertain, opp.
X1^::T2.

R. Hash. 2l'' Avlience do we know that alii

Xin '^ba'ipl X3\Uib has the meaning of being clearly visible?
Ab. Zar. 30* X"i^n iT'b '^ba'^X his wine was found uncov-
ered. Bets.
3* "i-aiipl
iVari remain visible ; a. fr.2)
to be
led into captivity. Targ. Jer. XL, 1.
"^1^' "^^^5
m. C^ba, cmp. "^n^a) flash,
'aa as a
suddenly, rapidly. Targ.ls.XLI,2; 25; Targ. Hos. XI, II
J
"'
>3 f. (cmp. YtiXtov) galium, bed-straw, an odoriferous]
plant.' Targ. Y. Num XXI, 12 [read:] 'ai "^Bb-^n "^nn^l.
^bil, 'h^,, ^^5, i<^bil, part. pass, of xba.-PZ. femJ
p^>a.*' Targ." Prov. XXXI, 27 (ed. Lag. "pba)!
S^v3 I pr. n. (Gallia) 1) Gaul, country of
the Oat
in Europe. Yeb. 63* ships going X'^iaBDXb 'a^ from Gauli
toSpain.

2)Qalliaor Qalatiain AsiaMinor. R. Hash. 26'|

Keth.
60* Nahum 'a U5'iX the Galatian.
i^''>3 II f.
(iba) revelation, 'a n-^n a place or tempi
for oracles. Ab. Zar. 46* nnix "jiiip 'a n-^a nnix -pnip I'^r
X-iiS rvi when they (the idolators) call a place Beth^
Oalia, Israelites should call it Beth-Kharia, v. X^1?|
Tem. 28''.Meg.
6*
(ref. to Zech. IX, 7) -(nbUJ 'a n-^n fl
that means their temple. V., however, X^a a. X^a.
S" >3t V. X^a a. preced.
S''*5 exiles, v. "^ba.
T
-
T
' :
UiKhX '^U^'bX read Dxa"^ia, T^bxa'^^a.
*JSD''b3 m. (nba) shaved face. Targ. Is. XV, 2 Kimhij
(ed. ni^-^a').'
111311''
!?3 m. (yXutttov) carved. Y'lamd. to Deut
IV, 4 quo't. in Ar., expl. dia"^:S i-iIMB (I Kings VI, 18).
0SJ^>5, DJ1''>5 m. (caliga, adopted fr. ace.
p^
caligas) nail-studded shoe of
the Roman soldier.

.
"pdXa-i^a. Lam. R. to 11,7 [read:] pDX"'ba b"I5 niindTD 11153
pxn d^n *,nbiy and the nails of their shoes left mark|
in the Temple floor. [Vers, in Ar. : ni"i'a&T3a dini-i "J-^UJIS
p'"Qn''^ sp-^pn d'^iDiaban.]
m. (iba) 1) ice-coating on the water.
Mikv. VII, 1.
2) V. -iba.
Ohol
VIII,
5.^
T'^^j i^T^*-! ch. same; ice, hoar-frost (h. "iIB:
n-ip).
'
targ. Ps. bxLVII, 16. Targ. 0, Gen. XXXI,
4^
(Y. xmiip).
li'^^ii, 05,
"^"^5
m.(b.h. ,rh;'^ba) \) blank parch-
ment, margin of
scrolls. Yad. Ill, 4 '31 "ibSJ^b^HJ ... 'a
the blank portions of a sacred book, the upper, the lower
m*Vj 249
^
V. It|llll. 1'
.if, iir titioiMl
iiiio itmivtiiil. un. H. a. If (Ar. tnrjr, cd. Koh,
T^

Aliiur* 3 V^ pn p-
^"b^
l>r.n. (b. h.) (/WnW.) Mp.OiaM la VofilMnt
t
'
' :-
r*V7n
)
Upper OaIUm, irrm
*}
I IX. 16 (49'') 'p. KvUi. t^( . fr.
|s-^ '^
Hul.. u4", V. ny^.J
S
_
-;^
.1,
,,ii.-
Turf. Kli.
M.Vl'l v'
//
-.-vr;,
^
X
\11. 10; s.*.
.') aihtrr. lb. XX, 7; a. .Babb. 47*; 78* r:t}
*
it
roftra only to OaUImlTomT. 8ah. II, A; Y. Mmu. 8b.
V,5* lop. ,. njiW
>
UpperOalUw,(Kr*rM()nitrr
'5
I. .wor O.; 8oh.ll'* nV*> (corr. oc).-rob. M^'J^
(ffillli'AI).
i<rra, pi. x;rb^, . vfl^

nXT^a m.oh.'*h.'<V>,(7<i/araii. Enib.M''n3 'J
(Mb. m.W-?:) r.M.iuh QaillMui, V. -qpnacSnb.iis* mm
j
a orbun OAlilean; Sabb.
< Hull j?*";
a. . PI.
^V-y Y. n. Batb. VI, I6 top
n^^^ r. (bbS) caa<ijy a6oM/. contrmpf. Stih.94'' (ptay
on B^jn b^j, u. VIII, 8) CT:a
'3
"ir* "sr: -:jt M*. M.
(<h1. ybs < rrcrx) I will owke him (SeniMlieribi oi>n-
tvmptible among the nations; Talk. II King* 237.
"^"^^ m. (^"V*) GalUmm. Tad. IV. 8
'3
"prtx Mish.
d. (Taiu). >a. unlv ^pTd) a Galilean Saddooea (haretie).
VI -or -I B. Jo the OalUean. Pw. ; a, v. fr.,
T. 'Vr.*PI, Z'-'b^,
T^.
Kl. II, J ^Jn croBn Galilean
flatkn; Towf.ib.B.kain. 11,2 'Wt yzsn (rwid 'an 7"3Bn);
h. 9. (Cmp., however, V?5.1
JV -^ ^'Jft
tXk
^-r-if*
f. tv. niJi
/ , .1 ,;. :- , . 47
'\i n^C Ms. M. (ed. WVbj. Ar. rr*>*: ;i .. /.. re./.
C^^t
^V?^
I ' ^?3 DwrojppfT.ebdL Targ.O.
.t>n.XXV,2.% ed.* 2*352 (ed B*>ri. ";^5S, . "jV^ Var.tr :r
1 r?. II Esth. VIII, 15. Sabb. 77^ it ia called ^7. ...
r r
-nmved.(Ms.lL'^3orvsnc)beeaaMoiialooka
ike a ihapelen (armlan) body (Ma. IL it is roOed
.{> like a lump). Snh. 102^ *i ^VwTB trail of tha cloak;
fr.Plf. -?". lb. 110>.
srbaii, 5^::ba t. (t^2) d a<>9*i, m-PL
srr-Vl, itna^* Taig. Y. l, II Nam. XXIII, ; Tarf. Y.
I
.f
4ob

II. VI Var (4.
.- I, p.\... , -, . ^ , -^
T*f
J'*
H, 10. Tarf. Y. KaaL XXI, If -rrSj l'.i.
J trh rtxifi (Ar,
Ti^'
**^ c#f.<i i.jin
**?3
r f*^^vrj) <l.
sfiAaaM
V
m4mi mad iMrr.
9V1 (rm} Ml It tkmw wm a
*'<ia4 Bi ilMra WMaoaa 4c
:
T. Brab. IV,
tl' tol. ^a4. Krai. (aovr. mtt-t
.

foetrff
Tmt;-
* ^
V I IU"r
'j
a -)! anaa^al p4)
(b. latter: XIX. llo T~r< 7^ tiM Upfsi <u#
rx'75r <^*
sn, K^ns). Paik li
tu U. LVll. It*).
a
n^?^ pr a. OaUUmw. nmutm ..f mt, *! PamI
B. s. 20 rdaflaad
**% *3
mr: rvMl*aff tb r*** <
tb* Craaior); Yalk. B'abMil, Misliftii aad lUUJlt 'S
bim O. ramaoMd RadM.
rr^ii, r'Tll pr. &. i*. (b. k.) OdKafl. Um PkOMtea.
Sot. VHl, I V Vr WTS3 rvlyiac oa llM sttaafik of O.
lb.
43**
'n S* ^"ia . . . r*9i ha i* asaiiil O., baasM*
be stood befnr* tb lord with bawfssitfi (4aiaMalL
Lev. B. s. S; a. ft.

>*^ (b. b.) 1) to nO, mmfoU, foU. M4 ST ke opH*
(the scroU), sees the plaea (to laad Aroail, TB9 ^^
rulU it ap afala and says iba baafdialioa. tb. r^ bVn
'r> be who roUs the scrolls np (ptaparfa^ Ike plaes t
read from). B. Mala. U, S (2fN ^^
ba asast nO Um
scrolls over (for tha parpoae of aittaf); a. fr.2)
(*.
Gaa. XXiX, S) t0 nO off (om's shoaldan), iiii ^mrL
Geo. B. a. 21 (ptej oo 'ihx, Job XZ, T) 'Sn nsa 'V ^
beeaase be disregarded a light eoeeiaaad
Nif.
Vau to bo roUei, foUed. Otti. B. to . 14 -rr
tAh tbey could be folded ap. Bah. ftS* mtj two araw
which are like two scrolls of the Law T^toe ioOe4 op
(not unfolded, i. a. with me leanuag is bariedl which I
was prevaatad from teaching). Traat, wtoh
^f
to be
rotted om top of,
to prtomiL Ber.7*'Sikl^vnt&ir; m^
my mercy prevail ovar waj aMiiha>ee (af jasdea 4bc).
lb.
T
'
J^ "^-5*; V. ^Sf.
ffo^l V^ fa ftrralM lii, /UML Tua.tl^ Mom.tS^
r
', '
'
Kn i&Wi when the aaitalns (of the Tabereada)
were folded ap (for remoring).
^74
^ *">^ 'V '^
oi^oULPart. pus. y?a -
folded, fieith. Targ. Cant. V, 14.
iVi.
^ to ra
of.
Ta>g.T.UOea.XXniI,lO(soma
ed.l^>Pa.).
/fAir. V^ent, V. )8^ Ithpalp.
bba
250 x]?^pj?ba
**5,
constr. 555 m. (b. h.; preced.) 1) rolling
tvith, appendage. Men. IS'*; Pes.
13'' fTiin '3 Cinb the bread
is an appendage of the thank-offering; Men. 80^ ^bjb
tTiin.

hhi^ in consequence of, on account

of,
v. next w.

2) something rolled,rounded,baU, ordure, excrement, dung.

B. Kam. Ill, 3 'Sn HN "jSinn he who upturns (throws
up) ordure into the street.P/. d-'bba, T^>ba. Sabb.
153''
'a b'^Kti^ to cast excrements (of animals). Lev E. s. 16;
Esth. R. to III, 1 '31 ib^H '5H n^ as the dung is repul-
sive.
3)
(with "1^3) a material used for vessels, supposed
to be baked ordure. Kel. X, 1. Par. V, 5. Mikv. IV, 1
;
Sabb.
16''.
Men.
6^^'';
a. fr, [Rashi to Sabb. 1. c. expl.
'a=U3ii(U, marble, to Men, 1. c.=lp2 i^'^Sls.]
5*3,
S553 ch. same; 1) untrimmed stone, cobble (v.
b-^ia).^ "[Ezra V, 8.]Hull. 63* '3 Xnx a stone fell (from
on high); Yalk.Zech.578Nbxba. Gitt.47='Ar. (ed. Xn^aVa).
Ab.Zar.22'', v. yih^'^.2)lump.Pl. "^b^S. Hull. 112'* hot.
Stnb^l 'Jinn Rashi (ed. xn^^ '3) two lumps of salt.

3) ordure, v. ^l..Pl. as supra. B. Kam.

92''
(prov.) a
dog in his hunger jhl'O
'5
(Ms. H. sing.) will swallow
excrements (Rashi: stones).4)
nmve, v. K^a.5) conse-
quence; "X2. on account of,
in order to. Targ. Ps. XL, 12
(Ms. S3''n '3). Targ. II Chr. XXIV, 25; a. e.
Sr^D553 f. (preced.) 1) ball-shaped, lump,
y
Tth^-o
salt in lump's, rock-salt. Hull. 114; Kidd.
62''.
2)
fold-
ing, V. XPiVi'^Vs.
D53 (b.h.; cmp.bba) 1) to roll up, tounshape. Denom.
B^ia.
2)
(denom. of cb'is) to calculate in a lump,
fix
an
arbitrary price, opp.
P'^p'^
to calculate exactly. Sifra
B'har, Par. 6, ch. IX; B. Kam.
113''
'rh^ tjih-^ blD^ you
might think, he (tlie redeemer of the Jewish slave in
possession of a gentile) was permitted to force an arbi-
trary price upon him (the gentile); [Rashi: (0^5 to double)
he (the gentile owner) might be permitted to ask an ex-
orbitant price].Part. pass, niba, f. n^^ba 1) tvrapt up.
Sot. 42*, V. Iio^a.2)
roughlt/ shaped, unfinished. PL
Qiaiba, ni^asiba. Sifr6 Num. 158, V. cibia. Ex. R. s. 30.nis?a
niT3lba rough laws (containing no details, assigning no
reasons; Var. lect. m^lsia, n'i''pbia, fr. ''aVia).
U53 ch. same; 1) ^o roll, wrap up. Denom. fi"^^?,
Xia'i^a I, X^sbia.2) to arch, cave. Denom. X'a'^Va II.
053, V. n^ba.
Db3, ^12% V. 'bia.
^12b^, V. s<r"^ban.
T :
- T :
"I^Q53 m., rT]l!Q53 f. (b. h.; 0^5; T format., v.
PiirstH.Dict.s. V.) like a shapeless, lifeless lump, whence
(cmp. D'on). lonely, melancholy. Sot. 42* in the sea-tdwns
'a n*T^3bl'i^1p they call the menstruous woman galmudah
',
R. Hash.
26*. lb. (phonetic etymol.) nbs2'3 (X'l) nbliaa
she is weaned (separated) from her husband; [Ar. ed.
Pes. a. Ven. tlOlba, which version, however, disagrees
with the reference to Gen. XXI, 8 in Ar. s. v.]. Gen.R.
8. 31; s. 34 (ref. to Job XXX, 3) when thei'e is want in
the world &c.
'5
^\>''^^D . . . nxi-i iin '5
be lonely; look
upon thy wife, as if she were menstruous; Y. Taan. I,
'
end,
64*^
O -\r\^i< nuJ3> make thy wife lonely. [Cmp.
Snh. 22*, quot. s. v. d^ia.]
SniD53 f. (preced.) (euphem.) a menstruous tvoman.
Gen. R. s. 79, end they heard a woman say to her friend
X3X 'a I am galmuda (for <T13), from which they learned
the meaning o{ galmudah in Is. XLIX, 21 (v. corr. vers.
in 'Rashi' a. 1.).
!Tiiab3, V. -i^^ba.
iqb^,
:j<nqb3, V. s^^>an.
i2hx V.
^rks-
53 (b.h. ; cmp.nVaa.yia) to scratch
off,
rub; lay open.
Nif. sbaa to be opened through rubbing or scratching,
to bleed. Nidd. VIII, 2 (58'') '=1 ?>anb nbis'^ X-^m (Bart.
"bannb) and it (the wound) may have been bruised so
as to bleed.
Pi. 5^a, 'i'^a (with
"2
of person) to detract from, lay
bare the ignorance of, attack. Y.Yeb. VIII, end,
9''
dl^'3
'31 12 ?'i"iab xVuJ (did they send him off) in order not to
see him exposed, or because he was not fit (to argue) v
What is the difference? sbab xbUJ t:^^>z ri"K sbV IS^il tT^n
'D1 13 It was his (Rabbi's) habit to begin with vehement
argument; now, if you were to say, 'in order not to see
him exposed', his exposure was in his own hand (he
being the attacking part) &c. lb. 13 'aV lb iT^rt n^ what
could he have attacked (on that subject of androgynos) ?
Hithj)a. ?^anri, Nithpa. ?*iana l) to be scratched open,
V. supra. 2) to be laid bare, be argued. Snh.
6''; Y. ib.
I, is'' (ref. to Prov. XVII, 14) 'ansuj Q'lip ('ana xbir ^v)
UJ1i:3 3'iin before the case of litigation has been laid
open (fully argued), you (the judge) may compromise
it &c.; Tanh. Mishp. 6; Yalk. Prov. 956 n^ans, nian"^).
"I^b3, "I?b3_, V. ^ba. J
]v% r[y:h:\, v. -rsna, n^^r-ia. m
^53 (cmp. 3ba) to dig out, engrave; to shape, form.
Gen. R. s. 47; s. 53; s. 63
'31 !T'3p}l rib 'a the Lord
shaped a womb for her.Part. pass, rjlba engraven. Tanh.
Balak 14.Pi. ?i^a
same. Pesik. Aniya, p.
137'' '''^'^yo
13 shaping it ; Pesik. R. s. 32 D'^a'^bB?3 (corr. ace).
^53 I ch. same. Targ. I Kings VII, 36. Targ. Ex.
XXVlil, 9; a. e.Part. pass. Cl-^ba.
Targ.Y. ib. 11; a. e.
Pi. '(E'lba, ,E'i>3.
Targ. Ex. XXXIX, 6 ; a. e.
^53 II, ^153 m. (preced.) engraving, setting. Targ.
Ex. XXVIII, 11. Targ. Hag. II, 23; a. e.
^^^5^3 f.=XniBbaX. Targ. Y. II Ex. XXXV, 33.
T T :
T T
:

n"II2D>3 pr. n. f. Cleopatra, queen of Egypt. Tosef.

Nidd.^IV.^V'ed. Zuck., v. !!t7L:B1X'^>p.
'iirt2pb3, V. -pa^pi^xba.
SpDpb3, V. xi^^aiba.
fhj
TV
ti^l (b. ti.| nmp
rfnt I)
i- r<w tm 9iH, to
/br/A.' CHmi. H IV. i (f*f lu r^ 'rm taD lb
)
n-iiV ^> vr
'
gy fwr
r^
^ (sot f^,,,
.||^
!-.
l
mwunijilit (of Uoii
NH ( WNttliilf ) l<> II'
Utiat It i* III* U<1 ^
to
r
li<M . uaaili*l
tnio OlMU4Mii rm
r
rr-rorin irnj). n.. i IV, i
^ro ^n 'SV ^n l immI* yunt mcmi* uMff!>> i
III* DJiU<Mia. II u MtMtnl MltMU (by III* >>>< of it* !<),
lli.t|NMiill^iti>fitiii ii^<mm> Mwyw ttvm
4MTf).
H^. 0*V^ to brtm^ lo hgkl, to |WM^ Ik to IV. I
*7>
ytf^ m^an mr (Ar mL KuH. rmtei mmI wUi
pulilirAiidii niiciiitiiioM or law) luivt 1 Kite I'iJ<l>('uL
l<> 4i wait
momgk
f kair or fttUm*
f
mm tmimat*
Mm. i .. pi.
r^
MrfiWiV ^o'*^' V^
*'^
(IUImmI V, % qtKKM a farakiB ptf^ mtUh^
iTMlrr, Ar. tr^ "T^ IV. :f>|; Y. Ilall. t. & io|i
yyf^-
C^JI eh. Mill*; fo aAiar, &' frd/l. v. 7^}, ir*^4|*.
Pari.'tMa. :^>^l).
V^n
(v. |irvc<l.) bromgU fo rali>
<IV
Ami, hoiiiti0onr. Koh. R. to VUI, t, v. n^^ IIL
a(^
te
^1
n. (pr<i.) batimtm, Pl. r^
7
^ 9emUit^
iNrfrr, V tf>> Hof.
c(h^^in.,pl.
I
W'^frr^A/ IT />i/f/ lin3i r.,i.t U.
to IV. I (a gloM lo rVs) A oiuju) h<> liHir >* thick
O 'S nS mo? |wrta II lu to ahuw w iii( Uwt, ic:t'z vrvx
*>
O
"Q?
m nice th Kmz (|.roi !..> rJid JC-J^S . .
.
, Wn 19) a youBf pumpkin, wheii ii tpniuu nirrl^,
now bright striiiwL
s( ta^'ita^'4 f. C>^i;
j'MOMC wicNmnt( ir^. \.iii.
lY^ I (Vcaiit. R. to ib. . v. xff^U [Ar.rMids Mnxnesa,
tha pboDoUc iotarprataiion rofbra to xAov of tb*
iw taxU]
ri ||. t: lv
f
Targ. T. Ut. XIII. 49 aq.
*|^!fwTd-^ Taif. Y. Lav. XIU, 41.
Z^ 1 (b. h.; C^) (jHMfioaJ 1) too, nlw. 8nb. 106^;
M* ranh y\ Z this, too, b (br tbabaat. "(i S2 rx
3)fAeparlielefaMtiitbeBibltaxt. B.Kain.*4*
Z^'itikt $wm (DaaU XXllI, 19) b imarwoantad
<raiiHr to Bath ffiUl* opinion; Tun. SO^. Brtli.
K. u> 1 S2 ib ) ns'n kbat 'i 7t frnm intimalM
an an., ii,e.PtSI^
7^
0B.B.a.l; T.Ber.
:.
r-^'^
'y^
TTM th eUs and tba mm iD>
P^T^
-iU .>:. ix(ni)ed qualification (by impUeataon), v.rK.
HCil Tl. uH^ (^(:::i) m. (proad.)iMi<. amgk, mpj
^^^
.] rerfoi^. Smb.
55*
S2 7:= Ar. (ad. CM)
"!
'-*
At.. !. cin *. ^.
a.)-/*
^. rw 1.
*-*W^ In laftai af far aaaalMilaa

api^ lfan^
v.
Mf**^ Ik If ttoi
^ '
t *T'
m- 'TfTTMh
i );ar ai aaaH laaiiaf. IklMikM*
of boCli 4Maaiw40af of a
W|l la. (rififM) I) Ommm, fW ilktrd MiarvfttM
Ofaak alplMkal. HMfc. III. f O IV-3 llli lU a laA.
l6)^t) lAf dkayv
aif
Ommm^ V, t.
MJI
(b. kX
rv^
99{
to lair a 4ravAf. prng. to
^ MM*
f
. T. Maaa. Wk. II. b.. ^t" hm 4la4 fai
119^
aad iippad It; Y. Yom VIII. i.* '.'^ ^-r:^-
XlV, 4 (III*)
'91
7Q V^r id Ar
-wr
FLf
V. Ittlhi) ba maaC aoi q;mdi
^n[** i<w"fa Mi
toatb. Y. Jfaafl*. Ill, M' bol. VB3 r^> .... HB Wv
Urga a potlioa of tiM aap oa* aMil faa# at a
Y. Bbabi. II. aatf. Si^; T. Had. VII. bi.
^
ikt
of tba aoloaaiia SHMt not b and (Is mm af a *ar a#
betlBiBa fttWBTaitobli^ or to tba tabkalli yaw) moA
9 to dp wator oat of Ibaoi (v. bA1.a.y.rnliiMrfa);
, tt.
PL vat, mmaa. labk III* "pr sVv Tips (3UM.
Kod !
ta If*; Y. 8b*bt VIII. sr* top
WV99:
R. to I, y !'*-*> *" -'<>> '
'
DJS3 CPilp. of 0)
(to ptd, ttwmf9:ttm^m^ pqrtl,
i;n]
to' iWrtfato, iliai wi . # tpmk wHk an wip iina
9f
mmemimiHif
tf
mrmfk. KiddL W* *Hn Spqgp )
1^ tbat tboo aaad sot birifn to aaroart^ btoi; MM
Daac sc Bw. tS*
'81 iikiub
BTSfS
rm (Ma. M. a. BmW
RT^ TS) waa rpMktac bwiraHagly ovar ( tba Aaona
of) B. Jadab ba. Ik^ it-fpi '>B ba aboald laad to a
haiitttfi^ 111! 11 (rapidly ulii^; T. ik to, f
bot. FQ '30 Vrm ba ooMaiaaerd MaanMrtag orar H
(baaitattof to
p
roaonaca tb* Divto* XaaMl* (CaaL B.
to Vn. 1 SSars, traaapo*. of TSSsrz, r.
2^)
_
'-.
sa. Hag. IS*- . 1 :.. lu r>S^ a
(A : .
Mflc.31^ -T TZt^ Ir. Rabb. D. & a.L Tar.
Lect.) read thaoaiaH
(t. -n^) rapidlj
R. to Ym, S.
1S3 (T. BftW.)to
cabtt, T. Ctt.

PL "Vftt
r. t^t^
ntta
252 m5'iTaa
~Zj5 (cmp. L:?3p,
y^p)
to contract, shrink, be tight.
Pes. Ilia il'^iUXD-o -|!17D5 (Ms. M. I^QS) his shoes shrank (be-
came too tight). Hull.
43a
iT^^ Xina (the gullet) contracts.
Gitt.
57=^
X1T25 the land shrinks, opp. KITn"!. Yoma 69^;
Bets. 15* '31 ^^a^T Kloa Xt3^3 ^Nn the shrunk (hard)
mattress of Narash (which does not warm) is permitted
(does not come under the law of D'^N^S).Part. pass.
1"'^J contracted, atrophied. Targ. Jud. Ill, 15; XX, 16
(h. text IlSX
q. v.).
iS M/25 I, V. preced.
S'^Q^ II Oamda;
1)
pr.n.m. B.Kam. 72*
Rab.G.
Pes. eV; 73'^; Hull. 30* R. Hiya bar G.2) G., name of
a river or canal in Babylonia. Ab. Zar. 39*; Succ.
18*
'a 1.
ni3il, V. fitaa.
TT TT
M2X Hull. Ill*, V. taxa.
"I1Q5 m., ri"]m!5 f.
O^^)
contracted, reduced. Y.
Yoma IV,
41'"
hot., v.'d^ia a. riBN.
>^G5 va.{h.\\.\'^^l^)deed,reioard,recompense. Keth.
8'^
DD^sl'sa . . . 'an baJS maj' He who rewards, pay you for
your good deed. P/. C!"il=^n5, 'pb^Tsa. Gen. E. s. 13 'a
'^2^
d''2'ia goodness bestowed on the guilty. Tosef. Shebi.
VII, 9 'a "jn^ 'pJsblUa "pttl and favors received must not
be repaid with them (the fruits of the Sabbath year);
ib. Peah IV, 16.ni^si^a. Deut. R. s. 1 SIIB ''a6< 'a (some
ed. "'aa incorr.) I repay according to deeds.
^bia-1 f. ch. same.P;. I^si^a. Targ. Ps. CXVI, 12.
n*pQ^Q5, n^p^^ii f. (G^a, to couj)k; cmp. t^a)
coupling song, a sarcastic adaptation of yafAO?, to deride
the hymenean songs in their licentious application to
sodomy and to copulation of animals (cmp. GiliPl'iB'iX).
PI. ni'spaii^a, ni^Dfiiia (Ar. ed. Koh. ni'spcoa). Gen. R.
s. 26 the generation of the flood were not doomed to
destruction n^aHSbl "i3T^ 'a innsiU 12> until they composed
hymenean songs for sodomy &c. ; Tanh., ed. Bub., B'resh. 22
dlD'^pi^aa; 33
,iD?2&'^^p,
Var. pt3pD''2p, Y'lamd. quot. in
Ar. I'^p^D^^aa^

(pei-versions arisen from confounding our

w. with pp'^aa q. v.); Yalk.Gen.43 nrii^iaa (corr. ace),
;
Lev. R. s. 23 nspsbl ^3t^ iniiD?3ia (corr. ace).
1^p*llDj or DO, Koh. R. to lU, 9, a corruption
of ')'i']p'n!ia3i<=mx'np'isiSi5N, V. ')'ibp'i>i3rix.
)Q5 (cmp. n'iiD53'i52a), Pi. txpa to couple, esp. to suspend
branches of the wild fig on the cultivated (the process
called caprification, v.Sm.Ant. s. v. Caprificatio). Tosef.
Shebi. I, 11 'p!5?aal lilllU^I ed. (missing in ed. Zuck.).
S}G5, a I2 pr. n. pi. Bar Gamza. Lam.R. tol, 15
(Ar. slw. n& 3: x-ia-nn).
y)12^ (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Gimzo, in Judea. Taan. 21*,
a. fr. it Da llJ'iX Dins ; Tosef. Shebu. I, 7
'51
Dn3^ (always
in two words).
njCl5 m. (v.T?3a) a
fig
or carob ripened through capri-
fication. Lam. R. to I, 5 (Ar. 'pt^a).
n""j"")/j5 m. pi. (preced.) a dish
of
gamzuz (pre-
pared with w'ine), v. 5<^!j3t'115t. Y. Maas. Sh. II, beg.
53'';
Y. Yoma VIII, 45*
top ^as^lV; Y. Shebu. Ill,
34'>
hot. n^^^Tsa
(corr. ace. or n'^'^t^aa).
n^5?23 f., pi. ri1^r/25 (T^a) l) branches used for
caprification. Pes. IV,' 81:55'') ^'^'pt^ h'^ 'a 'p-^n^l (ed.Y.
'as, Var. j'^Titflis) they considered as permitted the use
of branches of (carob or sycanwre) trees belonging to the
Temple treasury; Tosef. ib. Ill, 19 (Var. nrilM, nit^a);
Men. 71* '31 niin bUJ . . . . 'a; Pes. 56*; Y. ib. IV, 3l'';
Y.PeahVII, end, 20=. [R. Hai Gaon reads ni'^'isia tivigs,
cmp. niiTlta Var. Tosef., v. supra.]

2) fruits ripened
through caprification, v. tsitpa. Tosef. Ter. V, 7.
, v. "jii^na.
S;Tja5, V. 'p^a.
"^135
1,
^T2^, Pa- '^51', saach.=ii.i<aa, i*oa, to stvallow,
quaff. ' Targ. Job XXXIX, 30
l^^a
(Ms. IN^ria).Y. Ab.
Zar. II,
41<"
hot. (expl. nBITO, Mish. H, 7) ni -^Jaa (ed.
nb^aa, corr. ace.) he quaffs it, sucTcs it out. Succ.
49'^
"lyiiaa 'S-q^^'b let him quaff (take full draughts); ib. S^SH
'iS'iaa (read: 35Siap with Rashi, or 5.'aa, v. Rabb. D.S. a. 1.
note 300). Sabb. 109^ Saa-^bl.
Q5 II m.=l!<?aia bulrushes, reed-grass (used for ropes).
Kil. Vi, 9. Sabb.' VIII, 2. Y. Erub. I, 18^ 'jn'^na hv ^nai
and a reed-rope over them; a.fr.Chald. form S<'^iaa, lb.
nS^I25, n^ja5, TITU^ f. (st^aa, n^a, s)?a) quaff-
ing, full draught. Sabb. Vlfl, 1 (76
'O
'X'^'^'s
""^^
Ms. 0.
a. Ar. (ed. 'S'^JSa) as much as is quaffed at a time. Ib.77*
(discussion about spelling with !!< or 3-'); Tosef. ib. VIII
(IX), 8 (with 2J); Y. ib.VIII, beg. 11* n^^aa. Gen.R.s.60
nnst
"iiaa
(some ed. n*^a) only .one quafiP; Tanh. Pinh.l3
'X'l^sa '113; Num. R. s. 21 H^'^^H (corr. ace); Midr. Prov.
ch. XIII njtina.Num. R. 1. c. nnx 'SJ^aa nmia> xin the
Leviathan swallows with one quaff; Pesik.R.s. 16 (with
N); a. fr.
Tm, V. -im.
S'''^Q3, V. 'laaiL[Num. R.S.21 {!<i'i?oa '^13, v. nx^aa.]
nja5, n^ja|, v. nx^^a.
b^m, V. bm.
HTDJ, Y. Ab. Zar. II,
41'=
bot., v. ^aa L
nT'n!\, constr. T\TT2i^, v. nif)i:Qa.
niTQ5 f. (b^aa), Di'i&n 'a (also nb^ria, v. n'b'^ria) deeds
of love, charity (abbr. n''a). Peah I, 1. Ber. 5*. Sot.
14*
the Torah '31 n"a nnb'^nn begins with charity (clothing
the naked, Gen. Ill, 21) and ends with charity (burying
the dead, Deut. XXXIV,
6);
a. v. fr. [Deut. R. s.
1,
V. bii^a.]
I'p'OtB
3SS W999
JyvlMt
UUpCrOX
JfC^Z},
.
rr
.
n. I t
V. 9m. All!
'^'
iMlwIf re<irU .
itaf 'a^
*} nV w. . nvrs Fs^
Im*
)
wonuMi of nohl dtMCMii, li t '
'
. < <
.
M im4 (iMh. II. Il ha^ ^ |v.,l
p-nj
-
= . -.Tf
-1.:
fbr ! C.I.I,,,,- r
<
lb. . 7 "Vr^ CT^-i
'*'^ -~: 1"^ I
ii.i.;.- :;ari wriUsn iii lil< oii pkpriMc, rs ri,;
'S^ ^K^ prvpMv thcMt lb* e#nlAri, mid vooM 1
otmM prevail upon my\( to Ivnd njr 4cUtr Ui it
*
{Ymt. in ad. . Ar yrM,
Tr*^ \ i
^
'
A 0T"^
Ar.
3, ooto.'-Tbo itouM 7fti9xo-.
n tKM, iiro not oiborwiM recoi
Oraok vueabalary, and Mvin to b cact>|>liniuiic |N>r
vonion*; omp. r*ou>Q>.]
(hia^ptrfeH, ' hkr^. Es. XVI, 14.
S)
koltmtmt, emHrtfy
kttrnt. Tarir. Ut. VI. U; a. fr.--) (-li. r^) irx f
(wiUi or witiiooi TV^z) eniirr dutt miiom, eKtnmimmHam.
Tarf. Oon. XVIU, tt (Taif. V. II, t. rr^Vs). Targ. Jar.
V, 18 ; a. tt.A) etmeMlfi, iteitiom, Tanr
I Sn>. XX, ^.t
:
a. fti^T. alao *vp 11, III.
vu r. Vnr*.
^
(b. k.) [to He, ctNtplr. iMiiJ I) to load {good
or cctf) ON, to dnU wifA, oap. to do good to. Qan. B. . M
r^rr
y^
"^
KTRS for ho was tho Ant to do Umo good
;
Talk. Prov. 95ft.8abb. 104* e^ Vrw, r. Vrs-X'Cr. i
to ftt kittd^ eloritoMr. lb. 's^ B^non \rgn V ^m pr
(M*. M. '^Vri br p*-i) for aueb ia tbe babit of U>
oharitabla to ran afUr tb poor. Tab. 79*; a. v. tt.
8) to wdkr rmi, rtptqr* I>n- IV, 'fsres TTS CTK
m nt m althoogb it bai the appaaranoo aa if they
wara rapajing aaob other (bj mutual lacomiaaodatkwuX
Ab /ar. 61^
T^^oro^
^
'

'
H wa r^ct witaanea aoipaelp
t>a of favoring aaob other; Kath. 94*.
3)
(cmp. "ta|
lu b^) [fo /bmAj to imm. B. MatiL 7* on that day
'^
StT'SK ye wbeo Abraham celebratod th vaaning
of Ltaao ftc; Talk. Gen. 99; Dcot. R. a. 1 Vrr (oorr.
aec). Pesik. R, . 25 "SI Vr^ ?rrr. a Jewish intont
just weaned: a, (^.4) to Wpra, f<
ftUfy derrioprd. Par.
XI, 7 t/om'kofk are sVrs br TVrrss capaalaa of bymop
vrluch Ar not yet developed: (ToaaCib. XI (X), 7
fta Idt SMtWi < aM4 IWm iW
iMdlMllMi (abto l raM
<'
i^.
fV.
VH
to tair knm0. i m a v ill i*' baC rng
r^V' a 9w ai#iCi4 Ibr attlwg to m toam la tmrm.
nV^l I,
r

^ mi tt- '- 'V fowil or niL TaK. 1 flam.

WIV. I*. '
/ II. ir* boi. tW wiMto Inani
4pfMd
wort *cr r-) >^sr!9 l ut4m Aow t ladasw
<o btm lio giv* Mm a* huimfilito taMnrfJuY.Ab. Xar.
Ill r <'^irvn V^ Um atowtiabto.
/fii.' '--Arm r- &r /^M will; fo A htUtmwA. T
lit b. tot a

^
m. (b.ll.( Vs| (mnnldr tflot^tmmtl Bt4k.V
liar. M**} a. fr^H rVg. Katk. fT 'T MW Iv 1
eam*l in Arabm om bo kri4 tor a wtfb's pn^itovC'^IVSts
a.fr.

/t}l m. (prad.)fmwl<r<wr. Kidd^lvjimmmaM

^-^ r^T hb aon lo ba 'SI 'S *9n a aai to>nr or a
v.^ 4e.; Y. ib. IV, and. ftT ; aw <u
-
A
7^
^ M Kai. in, 9r bot.
r^ kto 4ftm.~^
':;;;.- .'^ .:(.r and amal*4ffar In ona ymn-M fim
oamalilrivar wnlkiaf by tba band of kin bnail, tka naa>
driver behind). on mnlWi
y
fot wmd mi i miwwi< Lc
one who. owing to thn Iom of tba object with wkkb ba
appuintad tba eeotral point for tba maiMnmto of Um
fUv (v.sr!^). may walk only from kit home to that sfoc
.1 i>ack. krob. lU, 4 (>); Tomt ffc. T (ITj^ t; T. fk.
I.I .'{''top.
rr3. 'Ti 'cy Csa) m. ak^ i<.
t-i.
I., in*, if. Ti^. Ps. xcnr. sT ib. cxxxTiuf -si nu,
a. e. /t. K^acf. TWrg. la. XXXV, 4Lav. B. a. 4
"Vj?
jrr? xrVsn ivrxa my kmiflu wMek I kaaiowsd on Iknn.
HT!2flI e., ek. 1) -b.
^
oamdL Tug- 1^- 3U,4;
a.a.SttklOt* (proT.) 'n IIMK
'3
tko oamal weM to a*
for bonw*. and had bar enra cnt
a fly mmal. dramoimp; Tak. lit*.- lb.
4**
(pro
- - *)
in Mcdin a ramtl can danna on a kub
(boabal). i. a. in Madia everytkinf ia pomikia. Sot. IS^;
Ketk. 47*. a. au (prov.) KVrv 'i rS atiomdin
g
to tba
enmal ii bia load, L a. the ginatar the man, tka gimrtar
kia leapooribOity. il
7^ !V=I.
"^ *B>g. Gm.
XZIY. 10 aq.; a.fr.Oen. B. .<>.T. Bor. m, 4* bol.
*ifton prr iok Abba Tndan who ia bnay nmoag kia
i; Lav. B. a i -Vsn; a. fr.2) eompk, tonmnf r-
M. KaL II* Tn "TS n
'
i".
*: "rh rert
(Adieri 99 JtSxTtfOf) knd an arrangement beI aim
tbam to team tk^ ozan for mntaal work. Ik. li\XM
rr^rd^ be broke tba arre
^
m OUM.; aa aatraiind
,
rrrs l^ nixsA . . ^
r. Bnbk. D. & a. L note); . hm
Pu9} momat bridge^ 1 1 tm rf(ompL*qiD. M.Kat.t'
'i . . . irap Kl
'
ln irrr
p
ioiided tkcra to neitber bridge
nor croaebonrd. Snk. t7\ t. r-;^0L B. Balk. n
*:
xbtta 254 ntta
contrad. fr. X^irr^n. Snh. 7% v. ttnia.
4) large-sized, v.
'
SSJu!\Tl pr. n.pl, Gamala, in Galilee. Arakh. IX,6.
TosefTMacc. Ill (II), 2; Y. ib. II, 31^ n^aa.
Js!^D^III pr, n. m. Gamla (abbrev. of Gamliel).
Yoma'^lS''; Yeb. VI, 4; B. Bath,
21.''
Joshua ben G,, a
highpriest.Gitt. 30^ Abba Elazar b. Gamla; Bets,
13*^
h-ci^y, Bekh.58^ Men.
54'^
^^15 (Ms.M, bias).Snh.
111=*
R.
Hanina b, Gamla (v. Rabb,D.S,a.I, note), usu. b. Gamliel.
SiCJl, Shek, III, 2, V. xaa,
"v^^ m. (deriv. of b^aa) large-sized (bean).

PL
dia-ibaa,' T^aibria. Shebi, II,
8;'
Kil, III, 2, QiibTaa ed,, v.
',!1S5<, Tosef.kil.11,8 'Sn j'^blS (v. ed.Zuck. note). Tosef.
T'bul Yom I, 1.
*S''*D5 pr. n. m. (b,h,) Gamaliel, Gamliel; 1) Tan-
naim, a) Eabban G. senior CjpTn), grandson of Hillel,
R. Hash. II, 5. Gitt. IV, 2; a.fr.
b) EabbanG. (ofJabneh),
grandson of the former. Ber.1, 1. PeahVI,6.Ber.27''sq.
Tosef,Nidd.IX,17;a.fr. (v. Frank, Darkhe Mjsh.p,69).
2) Amoraim, a) R. G. B'ribbi (Bar Rabbi) I, son of E.
Judah han-Nasi I. Y, Hall. IV,
60''
top T'D
'5 "1.
Keth.
103''.
Ib. lO*", Men. 84'';
a. e. [Ab. II, 2.]
b) R. G.
B'ribbi II, son of R. Judah han-Nasi II. Y. Ab.Zar,I,39'',

c)
(also b'i.*bna) G. Zuga Y, Hall. IV, 60*
top; a, fr,; a.
others (v. Frank, M'bo p.
72" sq.).
pb!Q5, pi. of V'a^a.
1^25,
V. "jibm,
i<5^Q5
-i ^^^?<^?
f- ch,=h. (ibiaa, large-sized.
Sabb.
66'^'
'5
JO^ffi^SlO Ar.' (ed. xbiaa) a large ant.Ab,
Zar, 28^, v, tiniUJIB'^n,
vhm f. (baa) a caravan
of
camel-drivers. Snh,X,5
(111"); ib. 112^; B, Bath,
8=*,
l}^ri>Q5 f. (!!<boa) stock
of
camels. Gen. R. s. 75 (ref.
to generic sing, ^lan "ilUJ, Gen. XXXII, 6) it is a popular
expression
'5 6<n'l1?3n (as we say in Chald.) the stock of
asses, of camels.
DI2i| 1) to join, connect. Denom. da I, II,
2) to
make even, level, smoothen, peel, raze. Shebi. IV, 5 Dpia
^-ixn
"i^
Ms, M. (ed. 'b'S-o, Y. dr^ri) he razes (the tree)
even -With the ground; B.Bath.
80''
dS-a '3.
Tosef, Maas.
Sh. V, 18 iniX "p^iaia you may raze it (the vineyard
with the fourth year's fruits). Ter. IX, 7 nx dia^UJ 1^
baixn (Y, ib, end,
46*^
libsixn) until he has entirely cut
off what is eatable. Y. 1. c. d^bs-i ';;t15 -iS) 'jn'^snTa '^S'^D the
Mishnah means, until he has razed the plant while it
was yet bearing leaves, Y, Kil. V,
30*'
hot,; Y. Shebi. I,
end, 33' 'D1 1^13 r\X d^ian he who razes his vineyard
lower than a hand-breadth (above the surface) ; dli'^iy 'iS'
]^"ixn d3>a until he razes it even .with the ground,

Hull, 92^ '31 d5> i^spia he peels the fat off even with &c.,
opp. to a-Jn, Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VII, 3 dj^l n^'^t IS.'
(R, S. to Kel. XVII, 12 Da'^l rit^yi Nif.) until one has
blown it up and scraped it (polished the leather surface).

Part.pass. d>iaa levelled, smoothened. Hull. 59^ '5

rr^S her
mouth is smooth i. e. toothless (Rashi : cut
off)
; v. infra.
Tosef. Bekh, IV, 16
'31 d1?2a inf^X (ed. Zuck. d1a3, corr.
ace.) what animal is called gamum? That which lacks
horns, i. e. whose horns are not projecting, v. next w.
Ib.l5 d-^aian (ed. Zuck. d1?2i3n) read: dSl^san.
Nif.
dpas to be levelled, smoothened, razed. Shebi. 1,8
'l^ 'jb'iN (Ms. M, daa3113) a tree which has been cut off
(near the ground). Bekh. VI, 4 (39'') the incisors l^aaSDt^
siO'^asiUI which are broken off or levelled (with the gum
;
cmp. Hull,
59''
quoted above), Hull. 70 '31 "'bnis laoSD
if the sides of the womb are peeled (diminished in size).
Tosef. Kel. B.Mets. 1, c. 1^353 after the leather bottles have
grown too thin for holding liquids. Kel. XVII, 4 in^aiS
if they are worn off (the sides of a vessel having become
too thin), opp. ia"iB3 broken into (Maim.: the sides have
been cut off, so that nothing but the bottom remained)
;
Tosef. ib. B. Mets, VI, 9 1^553 ed, Zuck. (R. S. to Kel,
1. c, 153^33),Trnsf. to he degraded, disgraced. Esth. R.
to I, 9 (play on gam ib.) Vashti's time has come daS'^b to
be disgraced (explained ^^3'^b).
Pi. daa as Kel. Gen. R, s. '6%
when a vineyard yields no
fruits, imK )"'aBa?a the owner cuts it down.
D/Q5 (D^5) ch. same. Y. Kil. II,
27^'
K'^'17213 da razed
his vineyards, Hull. 50"- "^1^5
dia peel it off and throw it
away. Ib.
92'^
Hrh d^xa ed. (Ar. d-^^a) peeled it off (on
the surface, opp. 'O'Svz). Ib. 96'.
Ithpe. dia'^X as preced. Nif, Ib. 44* '31 irjia'^N dia-^IX
the chin was razed, detached without laceration from
the neck, opp, '^1pS'1X forcibly torn off, Bekh, 44* d>ia^!Si
iJSia'^K the horns are levelled (not projecting), opp, "i1pi"'^8<
uprooted,
nl^DD^, V, n^a?3ia.
. T :
T
n^CDQ5, V, n-ib^iiaa.
S^DQJ, V. x;3a"ia.
>'I25, 3?Q^, V. Ktia a. ^aa I.
yCii (v. d^S) to finish a pit. Targ, Ps, VII, 16,
Denom'. NSBia.
"1ID5 I, Pi. laa (denom. of laasiia, v. X'^Jaia) to per-
fume {clothes) with burned spices. Bets.
22 '^
laab for
the purpose of perfuming clothes. Ber. 53*,
mthpa. ^^aritn to be perfumed, soaked tvith perfume.
Sabb. 18* you may put mugmar under the clothes on
the eve of Sabbath, '31 'psblHI 'pnaarai and the process
of soaking is continued during the entire Sabbath day.
Bets, 1. c, 1'ibs<?2 naara ir^nn the room is perfumed of
itself,
~|Q5
I ch., Ithpe. ^^anx as preced. Hithpa. Targ.
Cant.~in, 6. Targ, Ps. XLV, 9,
'm
265
10 hl work U

I II to /
tcrtKl*; . ft
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Htir^ III,
HaIUI u .
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In
In.

na rr?*i rm-
llMrtt'*"^
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ill. In* .y ,
;-
VI. I nV? 1 mdmt K
f.
I
a elvrieal urm UMd tn It
tug tiui of lbf> nllr* qui>t<i.>
bat.; . tt.*l\tri, putm, -n>. (
1Sm t*
Mira (|0 rtl'
(lgl) pOMwIoa.-" /
Beta, S^, A. . 1 a*XS prf*oiljr dovlo|Mxl
hIUK v> Ir' - "" ' 'roy. P. S7^ (pUy .m *. "'
V. uprm)
t-
*^^:s^ rrss) tbay pltuMUfvd
. '.
ilttroy<l
iHtrmim,
hm dalMminait ^
(-
rt6lv<l(Yowd;. ,, . . ___
;.-
^ : , -.. I"*
<Bnib. is\ ft*. TTsyi ^S^ ttiaj r ooaoid (th<-ii
volM wrt takw) and UMy dcelitoil.6ab. UI, 7(4t*) ^^
^OTVi m bn tby bad eloMd lb* eaa* (baiag rad>
>r poblfahiag Um MStaMt); a. fr. 5) (o lirtiir a row-
t'M
^ mhfy. 8bb. M^ s-Tm^ mosn masn 3
tomui aa analogy batwaaa tba agpnwlaai><mr4e.;
rir.-6) to h$ fuU^f ihariBipiA Toaaf. Par. XI. 7
v
>- -
rerrvsi erca, v. rapra.
A. *q|| 1) toAafrgy. Paa.
87'' "51 -?9
- i
Itadlad to daatroy Iba poanaaion* of lr>
PC
Jayi, V. anpra.-.M f tlr
S V. b^. 3A"> -51 7^-: -:
rtpan onlv evary tbraa yaan.
i>V.
rsj: ro *f
/f"i'-' VI 1
:
'vhan proca<>diii|iarf>
is^ll oh. aaoMi t) (v /infjui. i.ij^.i^. lj* n. >
~ -^'~
itKi. La^. tea
^
oorr. aeo.); a. fr.Paa. 5i'
;:Tt*-''
:ioiab a work oomnMnoad. lb. t^ "Vrrst 7t ""c:^
.ah ia pwmiUad, bat not to bagin; a. tt.~:
^>N(Me, Mroy. Ttarg. Job I. t. lb. XXII, 30; a. fr.
I Uo i\i.).
S) to mi, eaoar. Targ. Pil XII, S t-^ tbay
r goaa. Targ. Prov. , 11. lb. XXU, 8; a. a.4) to
>NrfMif<\ ifertrr. HjilU M* rrrs ^;r%n nov lot ooa
'ira>v a coneloaion ttoxxv thia (by analogy)! lb. Jli'ltu
'^'^'^
it^ from an azoaption we draw ao eonolBakma;
. ft-.5) to ht perfed, rmfy to aSHr, to kmaw wdL
l\irg. Y. Daat VI, 7 "an tW*:i?jr\ raad '^ r. infra.}
-IwlaTilMai < U> . u.> <.^
<
w%c *nr
*flo iw> waNrtd
to ir^m frwdUti< toiy
tip p^
U|. TMt.<l^XXII.tt
. it rp. . *-r^i ft>Uk L a, ^Wl
'm
^
f>
^
'
oaa MMM imImw. a4 iImi M My
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JU. i, . --4 li.r.***"' ~r
:-
a< aafilr*aU^ faarflUr wi^
.1 MMMl*. VoMM IT
<
prm *?:% u.
wwaltiiaf I4 (to taft aali Um mmmtmj t
fali UM* to aMwalt to aMSHMy a fraiii ilMaf
' '"!
^WlA ft9 wtwM to rB^*a itfw^ii......
^
mn lb Im acpiald m**t rv
"*' "-^-
n^n Um^ (Ilia alaM*> hu i>. iv>
"%
|IPBVin.--'""'J| l||a>y Imv* a #
>tf fctog aMfiflK lA.fY^fcal. fcCM*.
/ UraMwar Tar. 4li XXI. IS aA.
(V
> till ? > f.
t
Hil.Tl.lfraad:)
a fliMii t*'ii iiMiM'.*. iMcr. 11*^1
->AaCMl*'

k* toabt Mm (IW ilatoaa

*
jnfJ.
a*h; eowld aot r lira.
lUO-U^t^iJ^V
i toaab Uwa a tiadMioa. ft. Kmb. IT* "iI9h6
M to laaciilac. Bar. is\ *. zy II.
/a;*.. -Tim
~ri- '" '- *-.'i-./ I- i-
Itatn
ffd. l*t^
J > Will i:. I Kua.XTIll u
'".'.-.'
( '^t: zrr^i. tmj. 1. t^ SAll, t9 jn^fT', (fe.
t. ii "7*^1.
"^^t cattMV. nt2if m. (praail) 0mitktm, Imt tmmrk.
rot\nummtatum. 8bb los*, a. fr. nSlte ? Um
workSob. *>", a, fr. r-i rs cloaa aflafal
*^
I II eh. \)mKm,ihik.ftrftiimk,hmt^. ak.f^.
a. a. iery "S, . prMad. Taff. Ba. XXTU, S4 9 ^^
*>
Um paHWcUoa of aU vahMblo tUaii (k. tost ff^ftsB).
lb. XXIII. a ad. Lac.(ad.-ra, h. tost rioT). ik.lt (li
taxt r&r:).--S) (anp-irsi^ I'MJrii. a i
Targ. U. UV. 13 (b. tost 71^*).
X*tl5 f. (tr. t^
II, S)
truiiiwm. AbLZar.lf*boC 9 HSn "Wia 1 tOK
(t. Rabb. D. &a. Lnote) Uiia rafcrato rMinaiit(dialir>iw),
but ac to tiaditioMllawn(ralaa Ac), to la kaMarto tfaiy
only with oaa ttoebar, in nrdar sot to ka aaaAMad by
traryiiV o^'kv; ^^^' P*^ tU^OitL ^
9 am
*> Vi
rr<^ rrsrib thia ia Mar^y a uadtoMW (not to ka aniaad
at by way of raaaoadag) aad oaa
that tradition (and yat ba aa aMa Maa). BL
:
'i rarbal atady (oppw to naea whidi had kaaa pat U
writi^). Arak^ S9* rra..*r73 zr (not ^-rs) Bab had
hi* own tradition aboat it (had it frotn hi* teacktr that
tha Miahnah waa eonupt). Entb. fo* rr r-T9 -na
'3
if it ia a tiaditioa, laara it by hanvt, Wi it ha Kka a aoaf
(tha wordiaf of whiahyoa dara aot ahaaga); Babh. IM^;
Ab.Bar.32^;Bata^M* (Tacioariyiatorpratad ia ooaMaal.).
Yoma I4\ a. fr. m ii*uCJ ao a
knowing tha raaaoafaiB
p
rooti
,
enip.ih.Sl^kot. I
'in'aa 256 nsa
'D1); a. fr. G'mara, that, part of the Talmud containing
those discussions, decisions &c. which, after the reduction
to writing of the Mishnah, were the materials of verbal
studies until they, too, were put to writing.Abbrev.
'^a, a clerical mark in the Talmud Babli editions, to
indicate where the Mishnah ends, and the G'mara begins.
^n^l5 (infin. Pa. of "i^5) 'Sls entirely/. *Targ. Job
XXX, 24 Ms. (ed. n"i^-isl3).Pes.' 55^ B.Kam.
35
'J;
a.fr.
rr^^n^GJl, Y. Shebu. Ill,
34''
hot., v. ni^rMTtia.
S3~lDii-m. (Denom. of X"ia.n) a teacher of tradition
fi.
T T : - ^ T T :'
'
Pes.
105''.
^12^ (cmp. UJ53D) to contract, bend. Yoma
67=* Ms.
M. 2 (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 20)
tliUJil Tai^aST 'p3T3"i7
fTi^ "^tn X^l sometimes the animal's head (in falling) is
bent, and he (the man) cannot see the chord.
Pa. lyifiS same. lb. ed. IxVn n-i^IJi-ib nib '51 "pJ^iT
niTOIX the animal may bend its head, and the man may
not think of looking after the chord.
15, c, n23, n3''il f. (b. h.; "iSS) a fenced-in place,
^
garden.

"'iS' '^ paradise, place

of future reward, opp.
nrni?. Pes. 54*; Ned. 39''; a. fr.Gen. R. s. 15 beg.
'5
pSJ^ blTJ the garden was larger than Eden (Eden was
a portion of the garden, ref. to Ez. XXXI, 9). Taan. 10
'
'31 inx
"51
and the garden was one sixtieth portion of
Eden.Gen. R. 1. c.
'152
n3in3 iX^r\Vi
iJiSS like a spring
in a garden. Kil. II, 2 nD5 iJiynT garden plants. Ex. R.
s. 31
'1520 bsbi the wheel works of the well in the garden;
a. fr.Trnsf. (cmp. hortulus a. xrjTtoi) ivoman. Pirke
d'R. El. ch. XXI '31 nirxn xbx
p "px gan (Gen. Ill, 3)
means woman who is compared to a garden (ref. to
Cant. IV, 12),
'31
IT reSH nn as a garden &c. Cant. R.
to IV, 12 XiD5nn !!<ini nbiSS insa my consort (Israel) is
closed (chaste), and yet defamed.

PI. nisa. Lev. R.s. 3,

beg. better off is he who owns
n3i5
one garden and &c.
'31
bU5
'5
b::i3
I'S^ than he who takes other people's
gardens on half-shares; a, fr.Gen. R. s. 85 ni353 ;i3"iin
(eupliem. for sexual intercourse).
^^35, 5<|^5 ch. same. Targ. Job XXXVIII, 18 pS"
15
Ms. led. "J-i NnDi5); a. fr. ; v. Nnp?.P/. lips, X'^ir?,
'15. Targ. II Kings IX, 27.Lev. R. s. 3, v. -i5X II.'5
'ibpTUNI the gardens (or the forts?) of
Ascalon, name of
a Palestinean border place (v. Hildesh. Beitr. p. 72). Y.
Shebi. VI, Se*^; ib. '31 ni135 i3ni n^ "p (corr.
nii;5)
from
the expression 'the gardens of A.', we derive that A.
itself is considered as foreign land; Tosef. ib. IV, 11
'S<T X1315; Sifre Deut. 51 'X"!
Xii:25
(prob. '3S5) ; Yalk.
ib. 874 x^sra.
S,35, V. n_35 I a. 135.
nS35, V. nX2i5.
T T 'T
SJ,3 m. (135) disgrace, shame, blame; obscenity. Ab.
Zar.
46^'
a byname '5b of reproach, (cacophemistic, opp.
raiijb). Kidd. 33''; Y. Shek. V,
49* bot. '5b TON "in one
sa3's 'they looked after Moses' (Ex. XXXIII, 8) with the
purpose of fault-finding; Tanh. Ki Thissa 27. Meg.
25''
'31
'5b . . mxnp^n bs words in the Torah which, as
they are written (v. 2iri3), have become obscene, are in
reading chang.ed &c. (b5U5 changed into 33">r &c.). Ber.33''
lb xm
'5
it would be off'ering an insult to him; a. fr.
^SD5,
'^33
ch. same. Targ. II Esth. I, 2. Targ. Y.
Lev. XX, 17; a. e.
UJii (b. h.) \to put behind, aside,] to steal. Y. Snh.
VIII,
26'^
top 3.315 . . . . nx ai35r xb do not carry off
steathily thine own property from the thief, lest thou
appear to be stealing.Snh.
86^^
CS3 3315 one who kidnaps
a person. B. Kam. VII, 2
Qi3\15 iS bs
'5
if he is convicted
of stealing through two witnesses ; a. fr.nsi '5 to de-
ceive, to create a false impression. Hull. 94* 3i35b liDX
'31 VtSI it is forbidden to create &c. (e.g. to make believe
as if you opened a fresh barrel of wine as a special
attention to your guest, while you would have had to
do it at any rate). Shebu.
3Q'^
; a. fr.
"ji" '5
to deceive by
a false impression on the eye, to delude. B.Mets. IV, 12.
Part. pass. 3135, f. nai3a. Ab.Zar.44''; Meil.7''
'5 nSlttJn a
fallacious reply ; v. S<ri3135 II.
Pi. 355 to keep behind^ Ex. R. s. 5 '(dS.'S nx ')i335?a 1in
'31
they kept themselves at a distance from Moses and
then withdrew.
Nif. 3353 1) to be stolen, kidnapped. B. Mets. Ill, 1.
Gen. R. s. 84; a. fr.2)
to be deceived (sub. ri3?"i). Tosef.
B. Kam. VII, 8 sq. ; Mekh. Mishp. N'zikin, s. 13.
Eithpa. 3|ann to sneak in. Pesik. R. s. 21,
t3i33ano iin
'31
they used to have stealthy intercourse &c. Mekh. 1. c.
'31 nnx 3ianrin who steals himself (into the college room)
behind a neighbor.
33^, D'^y ch. same. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXI, 30. Ib.20.
Targ. 6. Deut. XXIV, 7 31.35 (Y.
3i35,
corr. ace); a.fr.
Part. pass. 313a. Targ. Gen. XL, 15 S<33i3a ed. Bed.
I have been stolen.Ruth R. introd. 3 (a trial before a
Roman court)
"i13335
xb "|in33a "Ye have stolen".'We
have not' . . . .; ']'0V
'5
I^Ta ri335 xb "thou hast not
stolen? Who has been stealing with thee?"; Gen. R.
s. 37; s. 63. B. Kam.
65''
y^
i335
xniri was it an ox I
stole from thee?Ib.
67*' iin ni351 1"
(he is not bound
to pay) unless he stole two animals; a. fr.
Pa.
3i:a
1) same. Targ, Jer. XXIII, 30.

2)
to go
round about. Keth.
19* '31
-jb n^ab i3isa X3i35 thou
cunning man, what is the use of thy going round about?;
Yeb. 91*;
B.
Bath. 133* 13135 X3Sa Ms. R. (ed.
i335
N335,
corr. ace.).'Part. pass. 325^ crooked. Targ. Jud. V, 6
isssp "in-iix (h. text 'bpbp25).
'l%a.
3_2anii<;,Mj9e.3_3ariix,3_3ais 1) to be stolen. Targ.
Ex.XXII,ll.' Targ. Y. Gen. XL, 15
;
a. e.B.Mets. 34* top
!!t32ai^n laii 1^ who can say that it will be stolen?
Ib. 24* '31 XD3
3i3a5<
a silver goblet was stolen from the
inn; a. e.2) to sneak away. Targ. II Sam. XIX, 4.
355 m. (b. h.) thief Y. Snh. VIII,
26''
top
i3B3 33a
'31 '5 di'iS if one cai-ries an object off in the sight of
witnesses, he is a thief (amenable to the lawEx. XXI, 37),
if in the owner's presence, he is a robber. B. Kam.
57*
3|
247
l
..a Ml te. Y*' IT' (fMv^
I
Vll
l
Msllli. MUlifi.. H'tlllllt, . II. . fr
2{il,
M^fi^
rl*. I) MUM. Ti|. Ma. XXII
II II. It.
Ab
3^
m.n^*)> q. V.
r*2{
j
r. (dcoorn. ofa^l) imfi>m4 to ilt H. n*3{.
Vin. *^^ MB* ad. ""C:), corr. .). Tatf. Y. Ova.
XIV, I K-OTO (r<l -^ri). T^-
V
fui, II, 10 M|.
[lb. 1 1 ^^OSra ^a, corr. moc]
)Cir3 f. (3:2) Miff. Qo. R. . 9S "S ^ 10:9 thkf
on of thkf (BMbcl); TkiiIi. MIkk. 10 (tvC
VI. 19).
'i*"^*^-d m.
{'\\i'{{i%^'*)
gimidimm, kind of ebanril
Sm. Ant. ..). Y.Pai. Il.tf top (txpl.
"1*^22
I cm to he rowndM. v. t|
U; ooip. -rc; t.
N Sinyri*ob OrMnm. p^ 39) fo rotf. Tiwg. O. 0n.
\ \ 1 \. S; 8; 10 (ed. Berl. -n:, t. Brl. Taiy. O. II, p. 10;
rji. Y. ib. IS
-^.
M>n><? d. "n:). Targ.l Kin<XlT,10
x-5i2 T^nn'sn XC2 (Var. T-nwri) m ibey roll wiib
hr\>lnn)i) rillcr ( h.texl bVan CS*..).OiU.et^ rP-RCJ*ri
hi aVi) and let bin roll it >ix^ ttmw. Ab.Zr^S8*
(.some d. TQTW).
/fA;><i.'t:f'^' 'o ^refiMi; to roU om'$ wtlf. B. luun.3&*
:u-p3 '~^>'W rr^^ Ma. 11. (ed. "Xrwri, T, Bbb.
>. 8. a. 1. note) to bam the ataek in ordar to roll himaalf
tsbes. .'b.nr::.--' - ^ Us. IL ho did roU biai-
tsasbea. Gitt. ; 'St Ar. (ad. Vw, Baahi to
kbb. SO' quote.-: '3*t) tbe ieuerof diTorce (thrown orer
'<a|i lMMMto of CrBMdf fll I miliar m4 ffvi l
II, Mi *i iMfl Aft, . . aM IW ! idaiii ! iii
H iImm* ltol)rlilM plMCa.
**!
'*,
umf. ^
UM^.h nkfm -nm
Pma4
of \m Immii , (M*. M. rH irr^ im*
ltpRO( Of "f 'v ';>-,. t^^li
i^MCi far M#MlMlf
^.
T^Il t
if
tmwAvp
ff^
fcnw of laaali dy. Offili
t
Mafltotod>alHtrii^ >iiiir >> ^<4
i4ti# lib iilglili
Wf
tiW
<*
I.'
^rrwM a* MglkUd. Vb S^ 8*^W *irp
.'----
41 ...; (Mju M. OV^TI^ Var. OVi^^Bt ^1^ OV^^ v.
lUbb. D.S.*. I. to%m) aajr. QriItawpy laa aateatf IMM.
Y. Ofit. til.
bn-
* u i' i4> fMs nmn} v. Tm.
I.
40^ e^s^noqp (orr. .) Im wIw al alglito
la waraly l/Mitirtpa (bi man immtml.
rCi, . r;> I.
IX, 17 (Ma. -C^l).
M?2C3 I f^ iCT'i A. (S3) toA. Hv.#AXlslT
Ma. (^.rrsm). Tarf.'Y.Davt-XIV.t rr^s^ ak77\
M. Kmt. 17*; a. a.
HT^'i^a II f. (^5) I tkrfi. ^Iclrm at'jfrf,

i) faitaey, fallatiomM rrjAy {% Zi\i. kh. Im

44^
rrr=>vbaraiaUaatkotellaejrof ktoawwart Ik.
xsrr: iu fllac]r oodm te tnm bara (ooaaiala fai Uiia).
k > r *S, rMJk2i t rPtOBp. ym
a aoftof
j
MKi/^ r , mVt and UMd bj aald laborara. Kal.XTI.7
*n rs3 Ar. (Miah. m^ pL, Talau d. r^vnx, lUim,
eooMMBt. od. DOTaaboVf r^). (Ar. a. B. &: Of fear
aMHi'a
6^.]
*^
B. (-0, cap. 1k;) cMmc Y.YoMTl,4r IW
ordarof eoafbariOBiaHertxnBB iVteocdcr aoc to 1
'aUTT' Vr
TTtU
tbe thaiM of Iad (by
nama of laraal in diract ooUMdioa vitb VTB aa tlM
tarahaat of tba tkna anraariooa).
mXl T. ShabL YI, ST. T.
KH.
^^
^a m. (73)
fttfadkm (tbe Orrak MiLspKJi,
frr^4ie-<AMiier,' iMr rwik Oanl. B. te I, 4 (plaj
^OMW, tb.IY, U) mbto hia atata raoa (tka^ibiiMiia
)
.
lb. to T.I; Mom. S. a. IS. Perik. B. & SwSob. K. L c
11J5
258
Pl?a
'31 rib'^^ti n^ ^:>in irs in^ ganni (Cant. IV, 16) means
"my state room"; as the bridal curtain is embroidered
]
in variegated colors, so was the Tabernacle &c.; a. e. j
y\^)
S^135, '13"^,
^^335 ch. same; 1) cover,
shade, baldachin; esp. bridal chamber, state-room. Targ.
Y. Gen. XIV, 13 N53a cover. Targ. Is. IV, 5 "iisan (read
'33, ed. Lag. -,1533, h. text nsn). Targ. Job XV, 32 Var.
his enclosure (v. XriiS'^s) shall not be XSIsa ed. Lag. (ed.
X335) a (wreathed) state-room (h. text n33>"i; cmp. Cant.
I, 16). Targ. Y. Ex. II, 1 xlslb'^m ""a. Targ. Ps. XIX,
6;
a. e.Y. Yeb, Xlil, IZ" bot. 'pSJ !ib ISS if a bridal room
is prepared for her. Y. Ber. 11,
5^
they went IT'SISJ "I32J'^"2
'D1 "11
to prepare the bridal chamber of &c. ; Bab. ib.
16"
S<35a Wh "p^Lip wreathed the bridal chamber of &c. Ruth
R. to I, 17 (sect.
3) [read:] 'Z^ "iDn r^:a xnin that thy
state-room in the hereafter have one jewel less than &c
,
i. e. that the jewel given ihee in this world be deducted
from thy future reward.
2)
(v. "^JS) couch, Ireeding place.
Targ, Job XL, .22. lb. 31.
0^3135, V. Q^s-'sa.
ri^j1D5 f. (v. "(ilSS) couch.PL ni'sSJlJJ. Y'lamd. to
Deut. X, \2 quot. in Ar. (ref. to D''352, Cant. VIII, 13)
when the students at college sit
'5 '5
arranged by couches
(school forms).
!SiP''3153,
13"'5
f. (v.
"i?)
(hortulus,) garden at the
house, pleasure-garden. Targ. Y. Ex. II, 2 1
.
Ber. 43'\ Y.
Kidd. IV, end,
66^'
p-|i
h^
'5
vegetable garden; a.fr.P/.
xrsf^iWS, xn^3^35. B.Bath. 68*''.Esp. (=!]?
)^)
paradise.
Targ. Y. Gen! XLVI, 17; a. e.
^^ri '-i135 pr. n. f. G^nunitha, (gardener) legendary
name of Esther's attendant for the third day of the week
(with ref. to Gen. I, 11). Targ. Esth. II, 9.
ri3135, 'v. rr^wisa.
cm, pi.
Q^piDf i^WDf
V. x:D'^r?-
XDIDii, V. xD'^ia.
T :' T :
_
5J^"'C^35, v. X''0'^3''a a.
iti*0'i3a.
t:
:' Tt-- T--;
X^^C1D5, V. x^-t3-35:
T
- ; T - :
"lDl05, V. lO'^i'^a.
ni35 f. C'ii' ;
V.
"lii-
5)
blame, disgrace. Pes. X, 4. Arakh. 1
6-''
in*l3a ''I'h
^'2
may be induced to speak of his short-
comings; a. fr.
i<ri^D5 ch. same. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXIV, 14. Targ.
Koh. V, 5.
}jj\
[to cut
off",
set aside,] 1) to save, hoard up,
reserve. B.Bath. 11*; Tosef. Peah IV, 18 '31 wa -jimnx
thy ancestors saved (treasures) and increased the savings
of their fathers. Hag. 12* iT3a '^^h for whom has He
reserved it?; a. fr. Part. pass. M3a, f. iTi!)3a reserved.
Pes. 119"; Snh. 110". 2) to remove from sight, hide
(in order to prevent desecration). Totef. Sabb. XIII
(XIV),
5; Sabb. 116*. Meg.
26''
a book of the Law in
a state of decay '31 InIX 'pTpia is buried by the side of
a scholar; a. fr.3) to declare a book apocrghal, to
suppress, prohibit the reading
of. Pes.
56^ niS<1B1 "lEO
'5
suppressed the Book of Remedies. Sabb. 115" Sin rjX
itsai Th'S ini:J he (R. Gamliel junior), too, gave ordeis
about it and suppressed it; Tosef. ib. XIII (XIV), 3; a.fr.
Sabb.
30'> '31 t135\i D"iT33n ITTp^ the scholars wanted to
suppress (declare uncanonical) the Book of Koheleth;
a. fr.
Nif.
T353 1) to disappear, be hidden. Yoma
52'*
'3UJ?2
'31 nT353 "jlixn when the Holy Ark was removed, there
disappeared with it &c.; Tosef. ib. Ill (II), 7. Tosef. Sot.
II, 2
'31 nT353 nnVSTS the scroll used for the suspected
wife (nuiD) was hidden away under tlie door pivot of
the Temple; a. fr.
2)
(of books) fo be prohibited, sup-
pressed. Sabb.
13'' '31 '3
S<"'n sb'abs but for him, the
Book of Ezekiel would have been suppressed; Hag. 13*;
Men. 45*; a. e.
T23 ch. same, to save.Targ. II Kings XX, 17.Part,
pass, rsa, f. Kt^SJ 1) hidden, stored up, reserved. Targ.
II Chr. XXXIV, 15. Targ. I Sam. XXV, 29.P/. "prsa,
jrsa. Targ. 0. Deut. XXXII, 34. Targ. Hos. XIII, 12.
Targ. Prov. XXX, 18.
Ithpe. rsanx to disappear. Targ. Y. Num. XX, 2; 13.
) J5 m. (b. h.
;
preced.) store, treasure..

PI. C^TSa, constr.

^TSa.' Hag. 12'\ Pes. 119* '31
b^ l-^TSa Ti^'Z Korah's store-
house. Ib. us'' bot. Dn-i.Tsa n-^a 'iis. M. 2 (Ms. M. 1
rjsa; ed. rtr3a, corr. ace).
NjJiij constr. J 35j jw3 ch. 1) same. Targ. I Sam.
XXV,
'2*9
tsa; Targ. Y. Deut. XXXI, 16 raa. P/. T'tsa,.
-i.TSa, X^rsa. Targ. Ps. CIV, 13, Targ.Hos.xill.lS. Targ.
Y. Deut. XXXIII, 19 the hidden treasures.Koh. R. to
XI, 1 [read :]
'31 i-^-^
iwa -d!:> blSI and go into my treasury
and take from there seven suits of clothes.
2)
garment^ :
kept in the royal treasury (cmp. Koh. R. 1. c, a. X^T'^^jB
Targ. Esth. I, 3 ^rh'^-a iT3a fine woolen garments. [Ab?
Zar. 35'', V. Ktlial.J
n^^n^JJ, V. n-3i3a.
n3?D-3 f. (b.h. pi. D"i3t3a;
735, with format.
"J,
cmj
~n) treasury, store. Gen. R. s. 61 (homiletic interpret
of n-iiup, cmp. "ii'J"}ip) '31 nxsiai 'a Dnin xin^ tTt3 (no|
nx'^:i1'al) like one who seals up a store and finds it sealed
and knotted; Yalk. ib. 109 !!<2T''3a some ed. (coir. acc.)j
ib. Chron. 1074.
rT'lJSI^^ (V. next w.)
of Ginzak. Y. Ber. II,
5''
to|
Benjamin of
'g.
(Nidd. 65* ni<3t)pD p?3'^3'3).
P?J5,
p'3"il pr. n. pi. Ginzak, Gazaka, a city in th
North of Media Atropatene (v. Neub. G6ogr.
p. 375)
Kidd. 72"; Yeb. 17* expl. 'jTia .-in3 (II Kings XVIII, 11)
Ab. Zar. 34"; 39"; Gen.R.s. 33 (mentioned in connectioi
with R, Akiba); Taan. ll'' (v. Rabb. D. s! a, 1. note 7)
Treat. S'mah. ch. XII.
m}
3A9
'->*. to*) ToMf. lb, Vllf. at Ktli M*.
;
il Mom/. 0I.M.ft.t, MMi ri *) TaMlt.
/*.<.
ni^ MUM, CVIk Ib llllr iMmMMMWInI MMMlti t
i.p.
la VV lo uitr A UwmliUiig ptaiUir*
..:). It. llii*h.
11*
*nZf II
to nd. p9t 0tt4/if
'
f' VIII. f ^r
'
>
Mfr/r. B. M*i. f tw|i }H>y ik* il>*m
S. i. iioU). [m firob. iiilrMi4 Ibr tn}, m. ynXi fi'f
p"'- > -
m. of Kl^^ll. Cm|. fwroi of Mirr*
--.^'
XII , lo4\j
*1j, n^ (etnp. %>) fe rorrr, U rortmi.
. . _
- obaar<J U
I with thvir bMQiy. Oitt, M*
"yi isn m
'9:3 rn thry
-'
.o Utn Anot gil4 wilb tb*ir bMity. Hub. 1. c
*
Sr*a bo would luitr Mitriiii)!*!! loxel nil 111*
'labb. S3'
-
eriUcid (lb* RoiiMn
: A. fr.-> 1 f^^0!9 rfrtvrrtaf to be
'em$Ak^ mdirtml; mgly. I*mS* 'V^'V^
u
^.f.
min pUe* of-^Tts idi Br.S3''
: m ""Ti b ia to b ir|irhiidd ; ib. Aif", opp. rO^SU;
Hitkfta, niKTi to maIv omc' ri/' rrpmftiiMUp, to &r>
1
1
tf. i5*> "a*! ra TifTsb
rnn ifMcb rfard
:<> !%HM* Um knowledg* of (b* Law Ac^
. *.*r-ir- . n' h aay w in bcr nr "O
~r ":x*r" ^
^ ulyveUonnblr, and nb* may b-
iiio mpuUiva to bim. Toum 78^ v. rq*^ Katb. M^;
ftp.
Il vCil Cl. :lir.<-, : '
'^
- ; .'
r*nr. Job'xL. 21. l\rK. Y. I. i.f. \M
I, 4 ^y^ to radina for maala, to tfiMr, a. fr.
-
-
' scr and foil aaleap. 8abb. 65* did not allow
".
dauht
'n-n "Zi 'fifrii Oln. M.
T^:p)
to *\*vp
,-^thr. Ib. 12' "SI -p*:'.
let bim lie in the un. Toma
"'
'*b* Aud let bim aleap (in bit andala). 8nb. lot**
":
-"^X lia down on iha bd. T.Taan. I, end, 4^ |6r*J
-:: *x:)l a wall of a room in wbieb people tiaap; ib.
-B. Bath. 58*
*n At. (ed. ) ia lying.
r. r.:j I.)
*
i*,i, -J* (With *5r) to eortr, pnJeci. Targ. I*. IV
Targ. Y. Dent, XXYIU, 15.
I
Af. \:^
to canap to He ioten. Targ. n Brtb. I, S (t)
'S^ "H"^ and made them lie down (for meabXSnb. 1. c
Uiey hd a bed
"2*
ns? "pc TPn apon which tbar mada
t- -. Xuui. R. s. Id; T^nluKorab
10*:'
ar in lie down on hi* Ked ; Snh. I. c
B
I I
I Vfa I kar* M* ^^y * M* XMMu
/M^ ;}r*ii.
tfn
(V.
p
>a a>l ttHlipa.) to U^i^mn^.
^
.,.,... -r,-- tt
1-i.f
Xf. it^.Y Ab IU#
11 -vr lAi^ itMi W> My
<
'lar*tJ ibt'^'^li ?*; (Irt ilMWilaf awl MaMi.
t^li;}^TirMi4lMa|r^4hpwM4, th. 4^
!*
ytr^ *nrp M Iv* Ioo% r<Mfkf* Amv Imi^*4 Mt[
'^ pr a. a. O'a^W. OMi. ll^;f. T.
.:
pWm 1 ffVO M is Uvt M* or MM
fl'ntba vtM WW MnM Mt to Iw pM In
r hi* baUif rabbad Im4 w^tmA to Iowa Ik. 414 Mt
IUMw^r77UkaiMbii4toMaial. Y.fbA |tl.a4.l*'
mKOoWi tbaft; Ki44.tr. Ib. sitol <S*; f wlMl ba Iim
lolaii it wortb ona thrMMaad Oltb^ A*.); a. tl^^H,
T'CTf^ na;}. Ib^Makb. MiftHpw ITaiikJa^ a. U tte 90
"S^
'3
ba eomnUyrf Itow frM4 !, . S:|. Vam B.
a. ; ; a. fr.
i; rrt O 4Kttkmk. T. Ish. Yl,
21*
-I
k*^ ' v^. ^^^^ '* *'' dii'Mi. n^'fli. Taf;g. T.

* '--'?}).
a. fr.~II MTTTk Ab.Iv.tf*
rT22
f. (i) rtmtfMtafmtni a
^
tdk. takk-XTI. I
'S S-77s'maat ba faioiri d (to eaat af tkair Wiaf naic
foroM).
M<i.f
^nyy
K^nitoa (tbairator Jiruii|
thair ramoraL(Paa. 1
16^ nro r-3. t. ns).
"23,
T. ;>.
C*I*I2| C***^^ m. pL (eonlr. of '90^ .
7^ 4|^
May cniifn. Xidd.liI,S(t4^ ^O l6e rvB (as aboctiaa
coni>ting oO a bag AiH of a Hay<olori4 aal
(Ar. "Zifor arlikh m OeM. ib. vrm; iacorr.
TTSZS htmpt
f
m liakjf tmbdmmcc, . Ar. . t.ji;
VIII, I
"^
(Talm. ed. 47^ '^); Kcritb. I, S "rs (TUa.
sJ.
7^
"Zi). BipL arf
of fUmr camlmmimf oU Aoito
offolort, TanlLTaaTvafa IS "a njc (ad.Bb.loarrsSk
Ha. R. rro, ocb. corrvpt. . ib. aoca S) om iiiian
fnll of aU aorta of floor; T.PaabTII.Mf> bot. pr-s (eorr.
ooutted ia Talk. Bab. 5*5).oC M^ r-drz -rn
t (r.
T*|
a. 9tTii Ar."^fai^ "Va*.
T."-.-.'i;.
scsa 260
x'^t:Da
S&^!]5, S^jb^O^ ('1^5) f. (adopted r. ysvoc) gens,
family, gentry. Targ. Y. Ex. XII, 47. Targ. Y. Deut.
XXIX, 17.Targ. Y. Gen. VI, 9 ns noias (n&3J) of the
family of Noah ; a. ir.Pl. 'D"^D5, XrXD'^Sa, KrO-^ij. Targ.
Y. Deut. X, 6. Targ'. Y. Num. XXVI, 7 (some ed. xnG'^D;,
read xra . . .). Targ. Job XXXI, 34; a. e. Masc. pi.
N'i^0"i5J.'
Targ. Ps. CVII, 41, v. next w.
^ni^l^^^
10^ m. pi. (v. preced. a.
N';p'i3"'5)
nobles,
gentry, Targ. Y. Gen. XXXVI, 29 sq.; Deut. II, 12 (some
ed. X*^p . . ., corr. ace; h. text "^"ih).
T : ;
"
'
jJil (b. h.) to protect, surround. Denom. '|a,
135
ch. same. Targ. Zecli. VIII, 4.
Af.
"jiax same. Targ. 0. Gen. VII, 16 (some ed. 'J-'SX,
fr. "pa, Y. I 'pax, h. text -|5D). Targ. Ex. XXXIII, 22.
Targ. Is. I, 6; a. fr. (interchanging with 'p5X).Sot.
21-'
NSap ijsiax
does protect, contrad. fr. "^blSX to rescue.
Keth.
77'^
X3aa xV ^3'iait will it (the Law) not protect (me)?
Ab. Zar.
15''
hot. IPT^'^bS 135^ they (the bucklers) protect
them. lb. le"* '111^2) 13513 they (the Persian soldiers)
protect us.
13.^ m. (denom. of "|a) gardener. Lev. R. s. 3.

PL
t3i3Sa,'')'i32a. Kel. XVII, 1. Yoma V, 6; a. e.
SD33> nD5il ch. same. Y. Snh. II, end,
20'!; Gen.U.
T T -
T T
- ) '
'
s. 80, V. xnria.
T T : '
nODii, V. xoisa.
^"ID3J, V. x-nasa.
SDD5=Xea.P^ iSSa. Targ. Mic. I, 16 (ed. Lag. a.
oth. tni), V. xsia a. xsisia.
T :- T ; - :
^^^155, V.
Th
05 I m. falcon, v. Ta.
05 II m. (v. next w.) the thick part of
the web,
border, hem. Tosef. Sabb. XH (XIII), 1 Dan yy (Var.
D3n; Y.ib.XIII,beg.l4*:3an, corr. ace), v. na; Bab. ib. 105*
Oan h'J (some ed. C33n).
D5III m., ri05 f. (Doa, cmp. \ruja) 5m%, Am^c,
/ar^e. Hull. Ill, 1 Dan riir large fowl (goose, hen &c.),
opp. p^.nDa(n^n2) large cattle (beeves &c.), opp. np"^
sheep, goats &c. Ib. Y. Pes. IV,
30'^
hot.; a, fr.Dem.
II, 4 sq. 'a ni^a, nDan in large quantities, wholesale.

Ber.
6*' '3
n^'^DS large, hasty step. Pes.
107''
'a nls^^X a
large, full meal.Sliebi.IV, 1 (to gather woo;1 or stones)
Dan Dan ^X the larger the better, i. e. picking out the
largest for using them in buildings &c., clearly indicat-
ing that it is not done for the purpose of improving the
field ; expl. Y. ib. beg. 35* O^pT "pn .... 'jpb^ Xin^JJ -yu^
d'^Dab as one gathers in his neighbor's field distinguishing
between the small and lai'ge pieces.Nidd.
2''
Dan Dan
she noticed the menstruation only when coming in large
quantities (in clods, while the blood had previously
been imperceptibly gathering).
PI. CDa , "pDa, f.
niDa. Y. Shebi. 1. c. Hag. 26*; a. fr.

rfn Da presumpt-
uous, haughty. Ab. IV, 7. [Ib. lab Da, v. Dsia.] P/.
mi i&a.
Y. Pes. V, 32 hot.; a. fr.D^Da (sub. Diap3)
movement
of the bowels, v. ^"iia end. Y. Ber. II,
4'^
top
;
a. e.
Nw5 ch. f. (sub. n'1'113) large quantity."XZ intemper-
ately. Esth. R. to I,' 8 'a ,ns<"i) ',^ni DIB^ because there
(at the Persian cauvt) they used to drink immoderately
.
SOii, V. nDa.
T T TT
"l^p5, Tosef. Shebi. II,
7
'anr nnujn some ed., v.iaWS.
'^'O^ (denom. of D_a; cmp. nDa n^-^rx, s. v. D_a) 1) to
stvallow large quantities at a time, to glut. Der. Er. Zutta
ch. V ':l '3Ba noa'^ xbl must not eat or drink like a
glutton in the presence of &c.Pesik. Vattomer, p.
131
'
(ref. to ^p'bpn nnh, Num. XXI, 5) I (the Lord) selected
for them light food S^^lV'Tl nDia Dn^ inst xn^ X^^
intnx lest one of them should eat too much and be seized
with diarrhoea; 8ifr6 Deut. 1 Ms. (v. ed. Fr. note
26);
Yalk.Num, 764 "^aia (corr. ace); ib. Deut. 790 X-^blllDia
(read X-i-i^Tll 'Dia); ib. Is.332 DLJia (corr. ace); Lam. R. to
III, 37 Xpla.
2) to feel inflated, nauseous; to belch.
Nidd.
63*'
(among the symptoms of approaching men-
struation) noiai.V. "ipia.
m05 f. (Da III) (with or without m"i) prestimptuous-
ness. Suce
29''.
Kidd. 49''; a. fr.
Sr^05 ch. same. Targ. Ps. X, 2. Ib. CI, 5 pi^S niDa
haughty look; a. fr.
irmt}, V. 'D-a.
iS IUp5 f, (castra, v. X'^i2pp) military camp, fort.
Sabb. 121^ '31 h^ 'a iu:3X Ar. (ed. "JD'^a, 'nD"ia, "jra, v.
Rabb.D. S. a. 1. note 1) the Roman garrison of Sepphoris.
Ber. 32*>
(Ms. M. 'UD^a, Yalk. Is. 332 xnnDa) )Vib ^2 b^l
'31 'a D^UJ^U: 13 'inxia jl'^abl Ms. M. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.)
for each legion (of minor planets in the constellations)
I created thirty camps, and for each camp thirty squares,
V. '|it:ip.Sot. I3''sq. '31 tv^ 'a h:ii< t^sw>^ mzh^ nr^TH
the PfcOman government sent to the camp of Beth Peor;
(Yalk. Deut. end 'D'^a; Pesik. Zutr. Deut. p. 134 ri13bT3
'31 n'la buJI n^ian bir).Hence: pr. n. pi. Castra. Lev.
R. 8. 23 XB'^nb 'a '|ia3 as Castra is hostile to Haifa; Lam.
R. to I, 17 XTJDp.P/. ni-inapa. Gen. R. s. 28 'a nrnx;
Yalk. ib. 47 "^a nib'^in, read 'ai ni^^nx, V. n^^inx.
*2)
(cmp.
castellum) reservoir. Lev. R. s. 15 Ar., Var. X"ii;i3p
(cistema,xtvi3Tpvot) cistern (not extant in ed ;B.Batli.
16*
D!|Sn).
rHOM
261
tn
Xc^i,
r
"^
. pi. I*. gMU <K<tu. K
trrw (Off. i, \. n
if^f^,
b. *i t-zTtt. t*i.
1 Oiir. I, It 'VXi,
* (4vr. mh.).
> Vs. Mm. ti'' 'yen ^(mvt. Mt.li !>. ito^kn
DQI (v. e Hi a|k iqn iii) f wdfor. 10 4iiM
Y. Ilnli' 111.
!' to|> "SI n O^TIbV mSH crv4 to rMUi>
iindialiitlHMl ( II buiMiuot AOKMlff ib gUMlA. ImIi. li
lo I. "S^ e>*a
"73^ wliwr* on* war-'-
"-- -
4ilM Hft
'
Uin i* ilholi. Uiv. H. . t wb; sol alio*
II10 gttwu
70^^
to Mlf Koh. R. lo 11. 1
7
, . ftDmo*
e^^ iap^ 4e.
Cw^ nu, |>L er^ (V. prM<L a, KQO**) tM^. nN
Nidd.Va'* iliUU S7 n|iaa ibvir 0A) Mm*.
I
iCJ. Kob. ft. to Xm
"1:2^ K *aV. rHl *t
^ or
T^iC?^, TUT^B, ro^ pl.e*39li. rM,'>(rdaplie,
of ^)) lotrimg, roaring; tmaf. I) AoMctidbiMi, kmfvtg
w lows fti>r br eiUO. 8abb. M** lib VTD
p
M. (k1. omit lb) mn who Is homitek for
lua fn
<*. lb.
3**.

t) tulkfi, rtMlitmM eomduel,

hotti> . drvn). Tanh.Sbmoth I ; Ex. R. a. I. beg.
'sy e.*r<3M bar
*)
nb mrwbo b>iuird rvbriUotul.v afofawt
lit flKibor.
!?^2 i-xns, cmp. ipp^p) fo rotf. HMpa. SfSfrn,
in
t
to ro// (me'9 tftf. CmilR. to IV, 11 -an m
T7>5lv=
**>
rouM mil tbemMlvM in Uie pliuiu roiuid the well (to
Mko thotr frrmnta daffraatk: (Pesik. n'hull. p.
92*':
(Y iilrrjnc.
i\
. R. . 20.
Bttt W.
?3r3. /fA; rf?!'^ ch. Mm, (o rotf omf'$
t,'2 tu long as that hen tt7t3*r:s
wallow* in the ah (lu Israel Itree in its r>
elen
-^ K
d in l^
to Job \N
his blXKHi -
lead), itnd is silent;
>
'^XI,! SrrC 75??5 r5"S clothe*
^
of murder).Tanh. Abar^ 3
r^ =-c 7ya?55 Ti . ! tm. "v. bo
m blood (Aaron Mco hi* aom
Irer. B. a. SO KC-QC .... nSf Ar.
P!C-:JG); Pwik. Aluir p. ITl'' rmSQ
TTtfTZ
{H*,
moli it::tsa V^xr^^). (Tars. ^U0n*XLIX, 1 1 Trrxn
'! fm.
r^<fnttf. Laik S. to I, I?, r K|1H|.
H!^ (b. b.i
c^
mi Imwwl
fmO, to r^.
twi ..!.. #-vv\vii
Imh^ ..
'r|,o.
'd ibo Wlp'* finritwr
rn i mU4 Icmtlf. Italtir
>w (lM idtoti to
rar** V TaMt II. b^ tr
I ot a tf we wato Inol
tWtoro tbo
(W flgtMUn SM MUltoj *. it.
Taff. I ttaoL VI. It. flk lt *
.
iJ Tafg Jobvr
-
I,
T^w
trt*
Mi4 tWi 10
I
eaik. ShobAfc. p. If* r'Tn T Itev. U.

1 Ma aow lovod . Uum. U. u I. I. al
rr^f
rrr:
4.) r^r^. cryH^ !
^g^.
YaHuOM-loi. . TaM 4^a SL I. di. Ill 991 ^BS
rnni tbof wopt aad bom toatli to m toii4 arir oT
fDciy.
KT"'?! ab. im. It. icf i.
^*
nT>l f. (MSI V.) hartiiy
,
r^tmmm. U^m. R. to
V. 30; Pealk. B. a. 31 ; Talk. la. tit.
o
yOl (b. b.; OMpw ViO) to W tmtwH teilk imipmHtf.
be hJimme; to ImOc T. priiil
HtT
V93n to rM>r to9rjr *y
aMMa
VM
I
to eirmmte. Ab. Zar.Vjt Wr y"iji>
'
U IL nt a
which ordiaarilj i alaaaaid with boi valor, om
pariflod for ritoal poipuiaa bj mmbm o# boi
lb. 7* *?!
^Ib^Rp *ir<9 bow anMC om tIMatoet
You pot a amaltar vaani iaio a laifor oao *.; a. ib
Y. Tor. XI. M* lana 4>tR9 fwoa iko analriiga r
Truaahte. pr.llaaar.l.oid.4t^ VsTB^ naAboror:

Vjj.j V. rfear
AV* Ws to U rtmmwtd Uriiyi MK^ T^ Ibr 1. c.
Aitf^a. b?|r; to to <ML Sob. .
^1
cb. aasM. lUpo. ^^Kyt^ Bkft. bssTK, sqcrv fo
6e poiLtM. t^kd. Tvg. tou 1, t^Arl ^ml ^1/1 b?^
lb. TI. 5; XXTlll, .
^^i (h. b.
-7f)
to alo^ to rdmke. Tanr. Zccb. III. S
ed, Laf. (ed. rn-).Kidd. 81*
=
rrs -n: KT-^ tW
Lord raboke Sataa. Oea. B. au M rrs r^ari vss vm
that maa of vboan it ia aaid. Bcbokc htoa (Saiaa; witk
ret to Zoob. L .>.
w<^| (Kb.) 1) to m* /ortt. to fMiie. to sydalcdL
Yalk. Josh. SS (eit. tt. 8abb. IOft\ tcC to SBO -l
Jsh.
XXTT, SO) U'vilt 'III UP'Lu '3S *va&e it totiaaioa dwat
the waowlato ovor tbeai qoakcd (tiwaatntog) to atoy
tbcm; Sabbu L c VXts. Oaat. B. to III, 10 9 cr: 'i
)T\y} 262
qsa
the sea rushed fortli and flooded the cave.2)
to cough
or sneeze. Lev. E. s. 3 '31 ^"HUn 'X
Hif. TZJilsan to shake, cause to reel. Koh. R. to VII, 1
'31 i:j"'j>5ri'b 051 U5'iy^rib to shake and even make reel the
mountain &c., v. supra.
Hithpa. laSjrili, Niihpa. tj^sns to he agitated, very
busy, anxious. Ruth R., introd. 2 n"5 niTUS^D . . . Ti3>wr.D
'31 the Israelites were too much engrossed (in settling)
to attend the funeral of Joshua; Koh. R. 1. c.Pesik.
R. addit. s. 2 (ref. to HUni, Job XXXIV, 20)
'31 Di^SSra
marched hurriedly to get out &c.
j
"i"i^5 pr. n. pi. Gaton (Gatan; v. Hildesh. Beitr.
p. 13 sq.'). Y.Shebi.VII,
36''
n^a2> '51 '5 ^53 U3X1 the head of
the brook of G. and G. itself; Tosef, lb. IV, 11 H.'^'O iii'>'-\
X^"i5 'J1 'SI Var. (ed.
'31
"ireJI 'iYJ'D UJ"^"!, corr. ace.);
Sifr6 Deut. 51 nn:S' 'H'^i,^ inx-ii^ (read '51 '5 "i^);
Yalk.
lb. 874.
^5
I m. (b.h. ; tpi, v. JrilJ) body. 1552 alone; explained
Kidd.20 x:ji 1215^ 0333 12132 he came with his body, and so
he shall go out, i. e. he has no claim for injuries received
during servitude ; oth. expl. '31 D333 ^1'^m if he entered
a single man, he must leave a single man, i. e. his master
has no right to give him a Canaanite slave for pro-
pagating purposes.
^5
II c. (C]35, cmp.
Cl33
a. C]3; v. t)5N) [bent, joint,]
1) the long portion
of
the wing. Zeb. VII, 5 t^^t ^y^'^u:
(Talm. ed.
68''
n^^'^UJ, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) whose wing
is withered. Hull. 57* Cja DDIia^i a bird whose wing is
dislocated.

Du. CD'.QJ, Cl'^^Ba. Ib.III,4 niQS, linnffiS whose

wings are broken, contrad. to '233 wing feathers.2)arwjs,
shoulders of a human being. Ohol.VII,4 '52 n^::'i3
carried
by her arms (put around the necks of her supporters); v.
Cl5X.3) /mndZes of a vessel, strfes &c. Kel.VIII,3. Tosef.
ib. B. Mets. X,
5 ; a. e.V. tp^.
SSii^ I ph. same; 1) tving, also ivinged animal (interch.
with N2'75). Targ. Prov. I, 17; a. fr.Cant. R. to IV, 8
S<&5 \<^'$i-cn (Gen. R. s. 75 t\Xi'^\ Var. n25X), v. 15.PA
'pB?, X';:Ba, ^B5. Targ. Koh. X, 20. Targ. Ez. I,
6 ; a. fr.
Lam. R. to I, 1 in2n beg.

*2) a pole with a hook for

cutting off fruits on high trees; [oth. opin. a ladder
hookedinto the tree.] Ned.
89''
(a proverbial phrase) i:'i<l"i
X'l'^b^im '52
he ran with hook and ropes (or baskets);
i. e. he tried his utmost.
SD^ II m.
(riB5, cmp. qJiX) city-gate. B.Bath. 8*; B.
Mets. 108, V. X^5N.V. next w.
i li:'^ f. (KB5 m. ch.) (v. preced.) 1) stone fence tvith
gate. Peah VI, 2 U3"i15bl '5^ "jl^G (Ms. M. 115^1 Uttib, Ar.
X25b) near the stone fence (ready for being carried out)
or the stack; Eduy. IV, 4. Kil. II, 8 (Ms. M. i< . . .). B.
Mets. II, 3.-2) 1^11 bin '3
(Ch. iX^1"i1 K25) the Capitol
of Rome. SifreNum. 115 "n b^
'5
(Var.-^BS) by the Capitol
of Rome (an invocation used by a gentile woman).
Men. 44^ 012 htii '5
(read "^^ll, Ar. i^l^l
X25). Pes.
87*'
iN^I-i-l '5
ed. (Ms. M.
i^1"rt, omitted in some ed.).
nS|, part. 11215, V. tJIS I.
^DJ, V. nB5.
tlDJ, Y. Sabb. XIII, U" hot. ^25^, v. ClBS.
sJij c. (b. h. 125, V. r]25) vme, esp. grape-vine. Kil.
VII,
2; a. fr.'5n i^B rvine. Ber. VI, 1; a. fr.'5 "ipS
co^^OM, cof^on free, v. 5<32!|5. Kil.
1'.
c.

Pl.
D"i325. lb.;
a. fr.
^<DD5, nosa, v. 5<32i5.
T : T T ! T T :
DDii (^sTlDaj (v. t:]25) to make air-tight, to paste with
gypsum, clay &c. Kel. X, 5 '31 Ciy ")D25;u Ar. a. R. H. G.
(ed. 'in251U); Tosef. ib. B. Kam. VII, 7 p25U3 (Var. 'n25aj,
R. 8. to Kel. 1. c. "225115) which one closed up by con-
necting the paste with the rim (leaving an empty space
between the cover and the body of the vessel).
Nif. OB53 to harden and be closely consolidated with
the ground. Mikv. IV, 3 Ar., Maim. a. Rabad (v. Tos'f.
Yom Tob a. 1.; ed. 113233).
D^DSa, CpS^a m. pi. (preced.; cmp. ir:^}) paste,
plaster, esp. gypsum. Kel. X,2 we must use
'31 '52 'TiD2
lime or gypsum &c. Y.M.Kat. I,80'' bot.dD2i5; Y.Shebi.
Ill,
34*'
hot. GiD2''5, v. infra. Tosef. Kel. B. Kam. HI, 4
r^C2a ed. Zuck. (oth. ed,
Ci'ip25). Hull.
8''
nnin ni&25;
Pes.'75'' nni^ D-iOfiS, Ar. -prini^' 0-15325. Tosef. Mikv. IV, 7
d'iB25; a. fr. [Greek adoption: 7U<j>o?, readopted biOB'^a,
010215.]
DiDpil, V. '2^5.
DD5 m. (denom, of 025) plastering material,
gypsum, v.
0*^025.
rT'pSa f. same, v.
Oip25.
^Dil (v. C|15) to bend, to join; to press, close; v. 025.
Pi. vlB'^S \) to attach a rim, to surround. Kel. XV, 2.
|
2) to throw arms around, embrace (v. t\^). Yoma 66'\j
pU331
"15
Ar. (ed.
pl25'i31
vl25)
whosoever embraces or kissesi
an idol; Snh. VII, 6 (60'0 ClBS^n.-Pesik. R. s. 26 12Bia(
'31 he hugged and kissed them. Ib. '31 nx !ni2B5?3 threw]
their arms around the columns.Y.Keth.VII,31'^'j'iBB5^|
iiKlO if they have been seen embracing one another, shel
is amenable to the law of Sotah (v. n::iD) ; a. fr.

Part,
pass. ?]B15^ closed, enclosed, surrounded from all sides.'.
Y. Kil. IV,
29*'
bot.; Y. Erub. I, 19 '31 n2S150 enclosed
on four sides; a. fr.Tosef. Bekh. IV, 16 ni2B1552 iriSTNlU
'
'31
whose ears are closed.
Hif ^5(1 to lock up, shut. Y. Sabb. XIII, 14'^ bot,j
[read
:]
'31 n3inb v)5^3 xbl we are not treating the case]
of one shutting (the animal) up in the vivarium; (Y. Bets.
Ill, beg.
6ld
!:^"22).
^Da ch. same, to embrace. Y. Erub. HI,
20*' bot.;'
VII,
24'f*
top }TiriBS5 fT^nOS she took him and hugged and
^1
nn
p . |>i^ 'or tt->(ltcf !!<:<< ;
If t (I.'. I In ,
I
/ :: rurr. T.aOM.XXIX,M
Mil. 4ta.f^-f|
/..| milKK I
III I'llCIIBWI. ig '<-
*
"^^4 (f . rM) to mA Ikkk,
M/
ttbiab
t<i
olay
h.
Il
'.
tijr liwag oi tmifi
I I L
l/M/M *fV^
fw im tlitrhrm^ Ihfvitfk n/fAwr /Wm
*bh. in*, Y. ib. I,
4*
<u|ii T.*l. lb. '
*
-
-y
(tbo titvr VMM*!*) (u tbtiftttfb <
ui|iburip.
~'Vl iVi "^l ji*"*! / I IMtiU, V|l^ 1"
rcf
V.
Off
re
*
I
f^nttd kant m*ua, prat. Imrf. Bubb.
iv.i 1 .. -
-!
te
>
|wt Buid of oUf p
u, ;

jr
u
*
r >
of
p^*wy
mmnI (ftor lh uti i pwtl out). Kl. IX, &
;
*. ft-.Cb. r*r
1) ir^ri- fkuni t) >iiinmrr. B. Kniu. VI, e (es**).
I< 81<1>.^1 . U'n.H.a,84; I -bb J.
9< vii>.
f*:^.vptiiM) *r^
'3 <i < >ik, ehdk;
m tnnm-patk laid ont trilh irkUfmed prgtofbtilnd wmdor
rl.,< I. s-s-rm mr*). Mikv. IX, S
'^ '2
Um linM of ib
^ ticking to tb fi or olotliw; cnp. Toacf. ib.
I .^ in. H.
Ni:: tUf } S--S- ;Z ; t. Ill
m;; M k v..
10'-
1
1...
yi* -*pJ, P*k. 8bor
p. 74\ rmd
TT!?-
^n^ ^"^ ^''*
> |>
I ! *< A trnstnuljitton of Iet4r, . THU.
.bb. iiM* v'Vr rrr-x jrrc ra thougb he deakd bis
iy, 1 shall bare luerc.vltc. Ib. J^H "TJ: pTTS'^i ... BK
Ar. rmr pna
"^if) if thoa dowi ao (be ohasteX ^vtU
)ou in beaTui (a dweller . . . shall tbon b).
"13
m. (b.h.;*W) lyadtreOtr, 8abb.l(H* T.praced.
a stramgrr. Tanh.Vajifg.i 1 Prrrrr ^ b is oamod
'<^ra> because be (Joaepb) became a alxanger, . "^W.
Ksp. a jroc/yfr, coMorrf to Jmdmiim, Teb. 4'>; Ber.
47^
r^n

>
tei elet t>.'
1 If) Yfr ? .
I.J (*) rro ar- Ar. (i
i
vui') |w
.., . ,.... M Mi4afte Willi Um ieeriali MI|^
Sn a d irwKw of fVvMlylML & llM. IV. I* (>
bb.BS^ 1 p
mvr. (Mo4e of 4il1w. . V
View* abot eoateru. v. Maai. R. a , VtM.!-
a fr.}. fboi. n> 0.S.a.M,4LUMLf^^H. K4.
IV, .1; a. fr.
SCif TWg. Y. Oes. XX1 II, v. a^i
SCH^J f (7^) a dUk prrfmrtd m Ikg kd mwm
pI.iU \ip'r Ikf rrmatml
9f
Ik* e^L Ettk. ft. to I, 4
T1 T-rirha loatU eakoa bdkad ta Um
tnd. to MSmo^ bsked is Um
2^^
pr. a. pL 0r4. mw Mlali. wmffami
to !
btvn Uie tMU of Um Inag* of Miemk
U*^
XTII, T et.)
Sob. I04\
2*^i (cmp. cn) I) to.acvvyM; v. MSt .> to 4.
eitr'iry. Sabb. I4i* rr^-f V<l go and aaiae bte (take
bis coat until b* ppaaw). ib. I^'VS'S W'C. |6 I
not hgbi in omawfay tlwet Bag.
'^"^
*r^'7 Um^ (tbe
rojral ofAcen) aaiaod hit propot^. Oits. >* idn tnrs
-r\ <0*;?^ la order tint robboe Iwidd aot be Iylil
to kidnap pemMand thes ofttlhiM far twrnum. VkU*"
Tib "3-9
Mtted tiMm (far debtaK
Ukpe. Trrn to he roUti. T. B. Mtu. IT,

iv*
'

thoa Inai been robbed of one Deaar.

3*}3 1 m. (preeed.) tie fmamiiffeeUeeUd mt etafl
f
imf
the teim* or oU frem (e. nest v.); in genu tefflk. kgg mm
a nMosare. Tcr. X, 8 "Ti O Vsn M^ (ed. ^) and oM
meaaarad tiM kegaad it raiteined (ae OMaljl two flfiah.

iT. 'srzri, eoMtr.

"Tfk.
Sabb. 11^; a. e. three bandied
Tirr -s gur^ of oO. Bete. Sf*.
I'^a, Hl'^i I eh. Mae, Aetfic. Tuig. Jcr. Xm. IS;
Targ. ISoolVm (h. text V2:>. Ib.XYI,tO (h. tesfVC);
yM
264 iii'ia
a. e.[B. Mets. 15*', v. Xl"'-)?.]P/. I'^n'ia. Targ. I Sam.
XXV, 18. Targ. Hag. II, 16 (h. text n-i1S, quantity pressed
at a time). Targ. Joel I, 17 (h. text niTiS!).
3n5 II m. (b.h.; 213) Uch,scurf. Bekh.VI,12; classi-
fied ib.^41'>.
31^, iJ^Iini II ch. same. Targ. Y. II Lev. XXI, 20
(Y.
I
fu:3i l-iD-in, v.Bekh.4P). Targ. Deut. XXVIII, 27.
Senom. '|SJ"i5 one affected ivith itch. Targ. 0. Lev. 1. c.
S3"lil m. (aia) plunderivg troop. Ber.
60*'
bot. xnx
xn^^Vi'iniJl '5
Ar. (ed. n^-nt) XD'^-'a) a troop came by
night and caiYied the inhabitants off.
iSn^nil f. (215) the scouring or sweeping (wind);
'a xmn North-wind. Targ. Prov. XXV, 23 (h. text JIBS).
lb. XXVII, 16 Kn':a")a, "^':3"?a (h. text ibs ti'^sB's!).
b!II"li| (Parel of ^23) to knead, roll. Gitt. 69" Va'!?"'?'!
X^l:'^P Ar. (ed.
'13'^31,
corr. ace.) let him roll (the wicks)
in the ashes.
V. 2na II ch.
SiiriZin-3 f. (euphem. transpos. of Km2a, v. 12a 3) ab-
normal length
of
the membrnm virile. Bekh. 44'',
y.
next w.
1713 1*1 m. (v. preced.) one having an abnormally long
metnbrum (one of the blemishes unfitting for priestly
service). Bekh.
44'> p'^'p
br2 riT 'an (for Mish. 123 hvz).
lb.
1*^32 '3 0"ia"'22 p'^p Vj'Z Ar. haal kik refers to the
testicles, ^VaftfflH to the membrum (ed.
'31 i<n2"ia ... )''''p,
V. preced.).
jn5> Pa. a'^IS (=1313) to be rough, to roughen, whence
1) to 'incite, stir up. Targ. Prov. X, 12; XXIX, 22 (h.
text lis, ni3). lb. VI, 3 -|i2n bi:n 313 ed.Lag.(Var.bi2n,
^^20) stir up, now, thy friend (for whom thou hast
vouched), v. Peshitto a. Syr. Hexapla.2) to be excited,
impatient. Targ. Ps. XXXVII,
1 ; 7 ; 8 (Ms. 3i3ri Pe., h.
text innn).
3)
(v. P. Sm. 773,. s. v. 313 2, cmp. "^intiaiJ,
ns^lIX II) to cover with scurf, heal up. Targ. JobXXX, 24
iTinno 313'^ he wiU heal up the wound he has inflicted.
T : :
T : :-
sn^inii,
^p^
-ii-i, sn^nin:! f. (=s<n^b3b3, v. ^hihi,
T
- T : -
T . : :
- ' t: :-'
cmp. 1313) wheel-work, tvell for irrigating fields. Ber. 58*
;
B.Bath.
91'^
(prov.) '31 '3
yj^l '^BX (Ber. ed.
'i313,
Ms.M.
'T^313, corr.acc, v.Rabb.D.S.a.l.) even a superintendent
of thewell(cmp. 1*^^2)1 s appointed in heaven. B.Kam.27''.
B. Mets. 103* if one says, 'Lend me
'3
X"^!!!! the use of
this well', he may restore &c. ;
'3 "12
'a place (in the field)
for a well',he may go on digging wells until he strikes
one that suits him. B.Bath. 56^P/.'lW313. B.Mets.l.c.
*D?l'^i5n3 C^iraia Ar.) f. (v. xaisia) l) wicker or net
work in the wine or oil press. Ab. Zar.
56*' li3b '3 l^inn
if he placed the net (once used) back into the vat.
Hag. 22^ '3113 some ed. ; Tosef. ib. Ill, 4. Lev. R. s. 22
he gathered the vessels of the Temple
'3
"ISlb "jSnil and
placed them in a net; Gitt. 56**
he took the curtain
'3
"Ji^S 1i<irsi and shaped it like &c. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets.
VI, 5.
2)
(from its shrivelled surface) the scarry and
lifeless surface of
a healed up wound, eschar. B. Kam. 85*
'3 in3^ nn^STl if, through neglect of medical advice, the
wound became scabby; Y. ib.
6'^
bot. [read:]
'3
12 nnb".
S^^ii~l5, v. s<i'^3ia.
U 4 i5 m. pi. (v. preced. art. a. X3113) nets, filters.
Tosef. Kil. V, 25 ed. Zuck., v. n-^bBSK.'
SSJ ij
J5
m. (v. preced.) wicker-work. Gen. R. s. 79
;
_Yalk. lb. 133 '31
stplUJ wicker market (differ, in Koh.
R, to X, 8).
I'il
j5
m. (113) 1)
[the stimulating j'^nt,] garden-
rocket, Eruca (v. Sm. Ant. s.v.). Yoma 18^'; Yalk. Kings 228.
Tosef. Shebi. II, 9
;
Erub. 28* sq. (Ar. ed. Koh. ^313).
Shebi. IX, 1 1BK bUJ 1313 (comment.
1'i313)
field-rocket,
Eruca agrestis.
[2) gram, berry, v. 1313.]
?}^"l^5"l5 ch. same; 1) rocket. Yoma IS*" nxsiS^
'3
T :
- '
rocket growing on the balk (Ms. M. nxiSB). Sabb.109*
(Ar. ed. Koh. !!<^"315; Yalk. Kings 228 X1313).Gitt.69''
K^'^3^3 ed. (Ar. s. v. 1t2: xb-^SIJ). Ab.Zar.io'', v. 115 Jl".
[2) berry, grain, v. X1313.]
spir:^5n5, v. xn^ais.
Sr'^iinil, v. .snsiaia.
T : - T ;-
ST^^P^n^ m. (=1'ihb3; l!33) slice; xnB-^bl
'3
a slice
of
turnip, esp. the upper slice. Bekh.
43"*
one whose head
resembles 'bl ni"ib313b Ar. (ed. !!<1"'b313b, corr. ace.) the
upper portion &c. (expl. dnsb ib. VII, 1).P^. '^T^S'i?.
Ber. 39* (Ar. '3113). Ib. 56*
(Var. in Ar. ninsb "'fflXI).
Keth. 61*.
V. CJIS.
"I5"l5, "l5"l''5
1)
(denom. of "jiia, 511313) to pour
down the throat, opp. nnU3 to set the lips to the vessel.
Par. IX, 4; Tosef. ib. IX (VIII),
6.
*Gitt. 89* fT;3lV-
p1W2 if she quaffs outdoors; [Rashi: walks with out-
stretched neck (1113)]. 2) denom. of 1313) to pick single
berries. Maasr. II, 6 bsiXI 1313?3 he may pick grapes
(from the hanging cluster) and eat; ib. Ill, 9; Y.ib.II, 50*
top.
3)
(denom. of ril3il3) to let the olive shrivel (on the
tree or in the sun on the roof), to mark out for shrivel-
ling. Ex. R. s. 36 that olivewhile it is yet on i^s tree,
iniX '("^ISISa they mark it out for shrivelling (in order
to use it for the press). Men. VIII, 4 n"'tn ^!JS12 il3l3ri
he lets it shrivel on the top of the olive tree; U5X12 "yo
33ln in the sun on the roof; [for oth. opin. v. Rashi a.l.].
Ib.
86* "jsn ib3^3ri IX
"i^n
1151372 does it read m''garg'ro
(he lets it shrivel) or m^galgHo (he lets it hang until it
is fully rounded)?
niin5 ch. (v. preced.) to grow berries, to ripen into
full berries.Vaxt. pass. 151373. Targ. Ps. I, 3 ed. Lag.
(some ed. 1313D).
"J*) afi&
VT>
^1^1
m. I) (Ik b.j ^m-ViS) Wrry. irria. ibMp t
^es Y .-1 "i-j n<.i. r ! i^ v
Ui,; II Mil..
I. fl (t) nn 1 OtMlMI WhJ WllHui
Xr'*il*3, . urn*;
\ I
I.I. X. (f(
<n|iiliOB). UOB.H.B.4A; brnii
^1
''

At. Vr. (od. Tn-a, . lUT-f).

^ft^-'"
''.>> ("Ti- Im. I, II (h. usinVV-
^^
r^r'*l!*lj
f. (prtoMDffVM/. Y.Bw.VI,lo^' >
; T-.-
-:a . , . ,
Tp^
M>( ihia fTMdjr nw .
> > . <t. but tbon, Um MMWvr; b aciad luMtUjr in
r*313 (b. b. pi. ntvjf mek; "Mnj; v.n^ . rn>)
<<i*l Uw) inm.1 hea, Koh.
: . 18, T.r6 i> li. s. S4 Um
>
7^2 773 wll (moeotts
.* iiuii.ii,4'2nnpeciM> uiro
pn (inntcAiI of cuninf) tin' trchA. lb. III,S V"
-
\n iml with miplii between the ringiof tbwht(l-pij
v.-
w J^i, h,-.a a,
^
a|la f. (-rara; rra)-h.
Klttmn o/ntHM, Targ- P- XVIII, 43. Tsrjf.
Trg. Y. 0D. I. i4; a. fr.
N--
..Job 3iXI. 93; XXXVIII, 39
<xt Z'^'').t) a crrlaim rtiUitk dajf, OMd abo n-
n icioe. B. M9f 40* *)
C^TS the diflbreoM of opiaiou
lu
rp^mrdfl loakage (v. 7^)oriMt lYom tbo difliBrsat qiuU>
>':>
of the cUy oaed for Um Tawelt. Hidd. SO* boL
r ^o
tkfmn Vt KS-'p pMoo of poUor** claj. Kath.60^
-
"~:
nssin wonan wbo oAts gnrgmtkia (m an atuin-
or ia plaoo of a oocnMtae; t. 8m. Aat. a. v. CrU>.
Ab. Z*r. 38\
'
^ 'h.; V. i) I) to fcratciy rrapr, eoaift. Sabb.
Mil. M Tr^a Ar. a. d. Y.; a. fr. (BditioiM a. Xml
nortly "Ttt q. .>P,r#, JMU*. "W^J tirifftA^ t. OT^
loaOWu af T^
f) to rvl rA# <r4
#A If
/
y |
i^w p a> s ans oiM bt*^ iiMy
Ml oir Um Im wwi Im ti'w t
j<d alMf* ( Im
talkM^iif), hM'f mMI
y
onita < (! <
ilifoad*.
^^
fl^^
.
' ml.
T3 Ml nr9) I) rrmmnv. Mm.
*
Ar
' " -
;. fA"f irAkA < gill 1 frtmfe,-H
T^
^(
'fA.
a Ki vr. It
Kt 2>- wfAi 9!ii -on la (lu ii.t r^nsi
<<4 and ^oi|ia< 4loafc>~D/Kiy, ttrvW.
.. ...^
I y^ W^"i p'STki .
^*li Ut Um SMBlMWau--a
irr *.XakXV.3(rBtiAll.4S*'|.
<
. . . ' - ^r-5 iwlMi for ibnMd* fMllad
and I vlU wv il. Maou fl\ l$rr} m V77>
. IT'^-4m M< .
75| LJ
*
C7T)i m. (am) Am^. bmIi r. a i aM rrs
-^
*>
SHid a maa waat' (Botb I. 1>a utmmff^ i . wtitwat
aojT d>Wi l|Hi mi a to wW Im took vttk Um
(offu
to
tb dawHpU of Um ntani to Fala^lMi, Bob II,
4^)
(Yalk. Bara 1047 iny, t. T':
lb.BfllliMt tn ^iffti,
ahme, crop. ITT*.)/T.
7T%
eoaMr. 9iT^ TohI
Par.XII(XI>.t aiafSnuBiMd ttaikMatkjmop;r'T9'%
<> t
r-3-:); M.33^ r^ :: raaMMsAof Um MkiSu
Maiu. 1 15 rrynry n , vbai b loft of it or ika
'
It; Mob. 3t* i'^i
'
><
rT<;
spL M4. pmrt
xn^ somU reouMBt of Um tlHoods omMlOMMte
uo lite tumpa ; a. c.
C I'l
*
*""'
m. ("Ttt, cmpL Tanc- Jod. VIII. *,
vn*s;u: re <^ tortmrr mmd envmtiom, (Rcmamf
-MlioMr te^M, gwMtmt. 8abb. 3t* T^rS ^ f^^^n
vbo atBWidt Um aeoOold to bo proiibrt Ab. Zor. 1,7
-r^
'3
;.V CO a boiriUeo. a roCild Ae., iBtotptotod fb. I^
O ^
'93
a bodlhto for tortvoa, oiwih Ac, L a. a
basilica for boldaif eoort. Pmtk. flhioMi, pi 110^ H^r
7TT33 ordrrad bia to be ooipaadod oo tAo fiOowa Oor
tortors); Y. Tmb. I, M^ top
*
7^
(oiipu OilL A7^,
a. e.
'2^
lep-CS). T^Met KaL B. Meittu Z, oirf rrom
~n: ad. Zoek. (cd. T'ra; tan. aec) Um umuum^a Mock
is Dot aflectad bj levitioal imporitj.
SC^T|i eh^li. oeri^Pt^srnjL B4kfc.44* uiim
'2
roou of Uie ayabtuia lamaiiiad triiibla< 0 lt.a.t3.
ji^^a
266 si:in5
''^"15, "]^5
m,
1)
(T15) ^t'00^ dresser, in gen. common
weaver, diff.fr. 'ip'ia. [Our w. adopted in Greek a. Latin
Yspoioi;, gerdius.] B. Bath.
21''*
one of the inmates of a
court 'a , . . nvu"^ nsiin that wants to open a business
as ... . weaver. Kel. XII, 4 '5^1 1^D?3 tjie weaver's pin
(of the shuttle). Sahb.
93'* '5
bllJ il^ip the weaver's cane
(quill); y. ib. X,
12<=
bot.
'Iij;
a. fr.P^. ti-^^T^t,
TTl?'-
Kidd. 82^; Tosef. ib. V, 14. Eduy. I, 3; Sab. 1>.kIi.
IX, 10 'pn-i5, V. nix II.
[2) (^'^ll?)
of
Gadara, v.
^'^n5,^SlT"]5, 'Tf
ch.same. Targ.Y.Ex.XXXIX,22;
a. e.Koh. R. to IX, 10 ii-t-iS nn (some ed. X^'^TIS, corr.
ace); Y.Kil.IX,32''bot.;Y.keth.XII,35='bot.
iiblS (corr.
ace.) P/. "I'^X'n'ia, "'M'na, '^la.
Targ. Jud. XVI, 14 (some
ed. p-na, corr. ace. )1 Targ. Is. XXXVIII, 12 (v. NW^a);
a. e.Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39*^
bot. 'XTi^S.Yoma 20'', v. S^ISX.
Sabb. ISl**, v. "iGDX.
l^inJI, v. ip^'n-iia."(in-ij,
V. "jwa.
"'p^TU, V. '^p"'"}';i5.
!Sn"''^"lii f. (Tia) web or thread. Targ. Job VII, 6
^n^ ni-i-iS (Ms. ni::''n-ia pi.; h. text anx) the weaver's
thread.
D'l"l5 (Parel of t2ia) to cut
off',
to fo/).Ithpa. D^njiSt
1) to be lopped. Men.
38'' '31 nban 'a^X if the blue fringe
has been lopped off, but the white remains &c. Ib.
39*
I'Oil'Tia'iij! MTia'iX'l li^inia does not gardumav intimate
that they (the fringes) are entirely cut oflf (leaving no
remnant)?2)
din-isn-'S, ts^'n'iJ'^S (=BTia, v. ^XiT?^) fo be
nibbled at. Targ. Ps. XXXIX, 12 'n^KI -i^S '\'^n (Ms.
'y^iO) like wool nibbled at (by moths; h.text\aS3).
"'ODTIJ, Sifr6 Thazr., Neg. ch. I some ed., read "^a^"!?.
^^3T13,
'"1^5
m. (Iia) l)=''in_a, weaver. Ab.Zar.26^
there was among them 'ia in Ms. M. (ed/"i'^a) one weaver.
Ib. "|r"i-J xbl 'a, V. jn'^a. [Var. pia, 'Wl-ia in Rashi a. 1.,
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 90.]2) scabby, afflicted with
an itch.PL
-li^-ia, 'n^a. Keth. 60'\ v. X3"^a"!a.
^pinJl, v. '^p'^'i'^a.
niii, V. '-la.
T T
n lil I f. (b. h.; crap. 'na"]a)
1)
gerah (a grain), name
of a coin. Bekh.
50*.
2) the seed
of
St. John's bread, v.
next w.
nn5 II f. (Tia, V. X"j''a H) a shoot, stalk (of flax or
asparagus). Mekh.Mshp.,N'zikin,s. 13"|nbn3 'an nx ni"'On
(Var.
n"i'i5, nna) he who mixes (other) stalks among
stalks of fenugrec; Yalk. Ex. 343; Tosef. B, Kam. VII, 8
m-ia ed. Zuck. (Var. m^a, n-iia). [Low Pfl. p. 317: seed
of
St. John's bread among seeds of fenugrec]
nn3 III f. (1-ia, cmp. li-na, n^S'ia) l) [the rough, cmp.
Tpa^sia,] throat, larynx with tvind-pipe, lungs and heart.
Tam. Ill, 1. Ib. IV, 3. Yoma II, 7.-2) (b.h.; cmp. Dia)
ground food, cud. 'a nb^ri ruminant. Bekh. 6*; Sifra
Sh'mini Par. 2, ch. Ill; a. e.
nn5
IV f., V. ia.
ri1"lJ|'l~l5> ^
~)'^
i^r.n. m.G'rog'roth, Bar G'rog'roth,
surname of one Judah. Y.Shek.IV,48* 'a r^^^n'^ 'i (Bab.
ed. m^iaia, nmaia, Ms. M. m-iaiia, v. Rabb. D. S. a. i.,
p. 34, note 20). Yoma 78* 'a na (Ms. M. n"iai-ia in).
ri"1^1"l5 f. (1-ia, V. nna III) [the rugged, shrivelled,]
the dry
fig'.
Sabb. 80*; B." Bath. 55''; Kerith.
17-'
m^aina
(corr. ace). Lam. R. to I, 11 'as of the size of &c. Y.
TN'az.II,beg.5r' people call UJTT^n 'ab dry figs, too, tirosh
(Tosaf. to Men. 103* mnaTnab); a. e.Pl. ninaiia. Naz.
II, 1 if one says, I will be aNazirabstainingfrom^'royro///,
he is a Nazir; Tosef. ib. II, 1; v.
'i^3"'2.
Maasr.1,8; a. fr.
n^15 \^"1^"I5
j
m. (part. pass, of Tnj or ina) stripped,
bare. Yalk. Ruth 598, v. WTia.P/. Cl'^niia. Ab.Zar.33*
'mia wine jars not lined with pitch; Tosef. ib. IV (V), 10
j'l'isfia.Fem. pi. nil!|-ia. Y. ib. II,
41''
bot.
S~1 l5 pr. n. pi. G'ruda, near Tiberias. Gen. R.
s. 79, V. x-nina.
^an"i:i,
i^ann:!,
i^n^annx v. -^^"^na.
'I21")5 f. (YpuTY]) trash, frippery, broken ware. Kel.
XI, 3 a vessel made 'an "|^ D'^^D i"i2Ta2 Ar. (ed. D-^ai-ia,
Bart. nix:3l"ia) out of fragments of vessels, or out of small
ware &C.PI. nix-Jl^a. Sabb. 123* 'an I'^ab np-iit (Ms.
0. rriX'Jilia; R. S. to kel. 1. c. Wrjtl^a) he cast it among
the rubbish (considering it no longer a vessel) ; B.Mets.
52''
1\-nai-ia
','2
(Ms. M. 'ni-Ji-ia "jinb). Bekh. 13''; Ab. Zar.
53; 71''; Tosef. ib. V (VI), 3. Tosef. Hull. I, 18.
S^in-3, V. Xi-^a.
'
T :
0^15, niyii-^, V. d^a.
/j'
l5j JDI i5 m. pi. (YpuiJ-la, crumena, v. Lidd.
a. Scott s. v.;=YpuTr)) trumpery, broken pieces
of
iron, |l
glassivare kc. B.Bath.89''top '^^I'nail ed. (Ms.M. ^a^l^iai,
Ar. i3?3ia3) scales used for weighing &c.
panii, V.
r^^ra.
Sn^a1n5, Snan5, V. xn^^^a.
T : T : :
t -.-
pn5 m. (b. h.; v, n'na III) throat, palate. Gen. R.
s. 94 iaiia inx ainb anxious to gratify his appetite, to
receive sustenance, v. CJnb. Ber, 36*, a. e. 13Tiaa U^mn to
have a sore throat; a. e.
^^!3^"l5 ch. same. Targ. Is. LVIII, 1; a. e.Succ.49''
rS'iU ni3'i"ia'2 he finds satisfaction from his palate, i. e.
by taking draughts large enough to gratify his taste.
J!^'^3^~l5 m. (1-ia, cmp.
Ti-ia) hard, stony clod.PI.
i^a>liaT 'b. Mets. 80* '33 Xptn^T "^Xl Ms. M. (v. Rabb. D.
nqt>|
jihi
)tf
it lui'i
m^lnf li. a. ett. IM. (V.
e**t)
fr/MMivr
* </'/"
H
Y. IW I,
/* l^'i- It Jacob -X Y. Mm*. Hit. IV, U* bm.
I r.l 11.
^HnT'^'^Hl
III*'
I .4lic# iw ft.*
tiis (1...
\. nm,\
oMT,
p.
#* r^"M (MIV.aM.I
.
M. Ki. Il.a4.ll*'
V-^
M^D^ r. (O^) iliA
<
ArtMNi (ft rMMly fui
incUiteltoljr). Targ. II K*ili. Ill,t (tM|p. Otn. R. .i, bif *
V|1li| , Mprft ur Aoo#. Om R. . S3 lt
pvopki m} . - . 1 (Imma to) abooi uhvtt ftni Um
bouaa of AbiUMlakli. Tm^* B^oeli. , v. r^^V^}.
ICrj, mCTU XTU V. rx^.
rnfha r. (c-a, ctu|> /Wvy a /M,) W//r
/Mwp or lAoot. Kl. Ml. . _ 3 a vtM| nad* out
.if A pioM of an oliva irv; Tomt. ib. D. Mau. U. l b
x> )..> iiiakw TaMvU r*i Vr 'sr: R, B. u> Kl. I. e. M.Kuck.
r-c-;. X*, corr. arc,). llHapb. Tvspv VtS
*>
block of a
v\
. >iiior iraa, i. a. it MMm fxirmi
of
fAoayAf, ^fMrvnl,-
' rrrn
of
wteritM, troHktmt, Tanh. Blioek. 5 Japbtab
^^^^ M poof in tb Law tvopz Vt "t***^: (ed. Biib. 7
.~-n r Vc nrri, noU: nil
-
a) aa a block *.Y. Ab.
Xnr. II, 40*^ Can. B. a. Si, and; Rath R. . I. cpp.
r^ Vr 'i ona rich in marita; a.a.iV. r^^^r^ B.Baih.
V, a if ont ba^t oliva trra* for friling, "S TS TTTS be
' '
laave a atunip of two Aata* aiae (oat uf which naw
til may riaa); Toaaf. ib. IV, 7 (r. Toa'f. Y. Tob a. I.,
.1. B. Bath, so'').Qan.R.a.31. end mb O Ar. (ad.8iiif.)
'<Uoot fur fuiura oliTa plaalation.
^^3,
T. -^ a, tr*.
U.*'. t5 ni., nU*l ii
f. (pan.
i^-,
v.i _*; a iivorcfd
upotm, *Paa. UV 1 XSt'S 'i a diTorocd haabaod who
-1 r lied a divoroad wifa. Ib. nVn ~-^i
N oread wifa whila hr htiaband it y*
-'' ~
~^^r divorcad at heart, ona wbou lier
t rnuned to divoroa; tutr.

FL L"U>ni, f. r*^
-
Jar. 36$
*^ crit
*) 'Oi ara ya divorcad f^m na (tha Lord )?
I
\ >,
I
'. /
^
m. pL (V) aoiAiy #, iftromr.
Qen. U. s. 19; Laut. R. iutrod- t (rat to Can. Ul, SSaq.)
X^^ ;*rr')C2 ^r*it Tm l punishad him with axpolaion aad
banialimeiu.Gitt. 64* '>ab '^tSlK ZT^ tiia traatea aaya
(tha latter has been gtTan ma not aa a depoait bat) aa
.% letter- of divorce which I was anthoiiaed by thy wifa
. <*| 4i*uc (a<<dMw i<< 1m,i WIV^ f) 4
MH mp^p to giMilaa, Ik ^
*>
vA TWB ail^ar Ikay
beta no4 il*< tf.^iiiilifM | 4l*wm- a^lliM mm* diaac
r*f|
i)aafr.
"*!
t frv-m u
^.)
M4a MM {Um LoNI ^ "V^
'
u
'
fJJ a^ (Var.
III
a4.
'^X
rri (b. h.) II
fa *r rMV*. frilfv*
V. rr-i, 7-^*4c.S) fa fo Ail. Ar, Mtyv
<fb,
/V rrt, rri to taeic, Mir
qp.
-z* zrzn -^MD I mail ha la tiM
rhtldrrti. Bx. IL a. tl nr^
*>
Ba
0n. B. a. if, aad (ialarpvai. Ifiiiif
T. Oaau III, \y
*r^ Case B. to 1. 4 (play "oacs .) ^ r*fe nss
CTT-n
''::9
from my hoatila nrfglibora
iDeltadagalMlmo.TraaC.-^:*^
-
laoM 9wkMi, Qtm. B. a. 7 -r ri I ate! tmy
tamplalioB ia thy way; a. fr.L. B.*. 17 mresrs
'Sr on the <!*\ l.r^r. il.r Ty .r ! t!.*!! alir opUi a*for 4c.
//
'
> l m(UamedJvdam.
lo ruu> i-i.:.. ii- . .. . .-wooaof oaa aAothaT'
2) fo em^oft ta Aaffir, ( jl^ Bar. T"^; Mag. f^ rr:
'3*
i
'
i:i6 it b paradttad to asior iato aiimhat wWk
the wtekad (vtib lafwato to h. h. rmm).Von. B.
a.19 ere 'srs haattackadtlMB.S)lalcMiaa(. BMh.
R. iatrod. mnrrrt nrnr: that tomptatiMi M Mvaaod
(agaiait Joaapb)^ . aupra; Nam. B. a. IS r^oro^6) fa
Aatv a paatiom for, to imdmie frtdg m. Y'oma?*^ m\am
ia called r'^^*7\ bacauaa ha JT t^ZT. "S J.;iJCl' wko faf
dnlfaa in Hbaeomaapoor. Ah. Bar. IS^ 11^ fg-ca iiMw
I win fVoaly iadalca in riaap (idlcMaa).
) (4cMm. of
nrsr) fa ncffr. Km. B. a. IS; TufauKonh S r
'
'
'
iiL;l
*:*
nt e to indta lanad again*! him.
yt
(liar
*^4 5t^^
<* aama.Pa.

I) fa
iW. Nam.* XXI, 6; a. fk-.S) fa M #;
Kax.
4^
TQ IS "^ Ksbm ptehapa ha
bona) at tham (without toaeUaf Umaa; Ar.
T-. -na wflna, obrkmdy for
3 a. cmp. ira, t.KoIl
Ar.Oompl.a.T.). Thb. S^
"^ *p
"XX. t. -- II. (S) |
(iny (cmp. "TOX Hidd.M^ t. "niw]
*
xa^ina 268 ns"*-^?
Ithpa. "^-sriS:, Ithpe. '^'^S'^X
1) to attach. Targ. Deut.
II, 5; a. fr. Targ. I Sam. XIII, 4 (h. text ITSCSS!). [Targ.
Ps. XXII, 8 ed. Lag., v. -i'^r.]Lam. B. to I, 5 5<ni"!2bT3
JISD "^"isr? kingdoms will attack you; a. e.2)
to he let
loose, hurled. Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 60; a. e.Y.Peali
1, 16^ top "]b X^'^yr'? Wn xn that same temptation will be
let loose &c.,v. preced.Hitlipa.

i)to become imjjassionate,

be hot with sexual passion. Snh.
64''
ir'^D'^X '''y^'^ri xbl
nvai^pa Ms.M. (ed. 1"irx) that one dues not fall in Io\e
with his nearest kindred. Ab, Zar.-22'' nn inai^l jl'^D
because the animal will show his sexual desire by I'un-
ning after her (and thus betray her sin).Denom. H'^SP.
^^''"15
m., pi. "^ai^a, V. Kl^nn.
nj
j5 pr. n. G^ribah, name of a street or open
place in Tiberias. Koh. R. to X, 8, v. NS'^S'ia.
Tl^, V. n^a.
~"n5 m. (*i"i5) [rind, crust, cmp. 2'n5.]
the parched
surface of
the field, arid land, unbroken or untilled
ground.

'an
"^^i
dry season, stimmer. B. Mets. V, JO.

lb. '53 I'aS U31^tl plough thou with me in dry ground (in
summer), opp. ny'^D'n.'an dlpo dry ground, opp. Dipa
(xr-on) i:'^i:n muddy ground. Pe8.55; Y. Kil. 11,
27*^
top
;
Y. Hall. I, 57.M. Kat.
6''
'J niU5, opp. r.331C3?2.Y, Kil.
II, 28*bot. 'a unbroken ground between tilled fields. Gen.
R. s. 33, end '21 'as nirrj (the earth, after the flood had
subsided) became like hard unbroken ground; they planted
but nothing would grow.
B^ l' ijl ch. same, rind, v.
!><*T?-
iS~
j5
m. ("i^ia) [stripped,'\ alone, mere, unqualified
(v. dl'^'ia). Ab. Zar. 37 '3 "^n^ dX the mere formula 'If
I die' (without qualification). Yeb.
20=
Kin '5
nU32>n i<b
it is merely a prohibitory law; a. fr.

PI. '''n'^"ia. lb.

79*^
'a J'^ixb '12'1'^n trespassers of a mere prohibitory law, opp.
-iNlun T'lXb referring to incest. Hull. 2'';
a. fr. Fern.
Xnn'i:i5. Sot.
32''
'a n'l'inx the expression l-QX not qualified
by tXii. Keth.
73''
'a nnx nUJX niyD a plain error con-
cerning one woman (where you cannot say that the case
may be considered as though concerning two different
persons); a. fr. [Targ. Y. II Ex. XIV, 25, v. "i^a.]
r["I''"]5 f. scraping, v. nn'^'ia.
5SP^1
'
j3
f. (I^a
2) friction (at sexual intercourse).
Yeb.
75'
(aV. xnii-ia).
^^I^"]-?'
V. tt'i'i^a. [Yeb.
75'*
Ar., v. preced.]
^^Vn^, nVnil (jj5D"'n5) f. (n^a, &^a, labial soften-
ed) [a quantity carried at a time to and from the hand-
mill (cmp. 3'na I),]
1)
griva, a dry measure (=n5<p). Ab.
Zar.
43'* '31 'a i3"'p5'l itl!i1 provided the statue (of Serapis)
has a grivah (modius) as a symbol of measuring (v. Sm.
Ant. s. V. Coma). Erub.
29'*
Jf^lia (corr. ace, v. Eabb.
D. S. a. 1. note 1). Pes. 32*. Ned. 61* '31
'a bs whatever
measure I may want.2)
'3
"^l or 'a the size
of
a field
needed for a griva uf seed (cmp. nsp). B. Kam.
96*
sr^iXI 'a a griva of land; B. Mets. 110'>; ib.
15''
xn'lS ed.
(Ms. M. X''1-ia, Ms. F. XD-i^a, Ms. R. ttlina, v. Eabb. D.
8. a. 1. note).PZ. "^.l-^-ja. Erub.
14''.
B. Batli. 73'', v. pT3.
Ned. 50''8q.
"ari-)!, nnar^:!, v.
-^ri^.
rii3^n5, V. -i:^.
0^15, V. Dia.
&''n5 m., pi. T^p'i'^a (b. h. il3"ia ; V. D'na I) [split, broken,]
grits 1) esp. jpouwierf beans; beans used for pounding.
Gen. R. s. 94, beg.; Nidd. IX, 6 sq.; Tosef. ib. VIII,
9,
v.nplbna. n-irimMaasr.V,8
IV^pn
'a Cilician beans.
Tosef. ii). Ill, 14 [read:] l^San (iV-^X) )'^phpfl '3 )r\ lb"^S<
'j'^aJSI'nan (v. Maim. a. R. S. to Maasr. 1. c.) Cilician beans
are the large and quadrangular; a. fr. [niCiia, v. noi^y]

'33 the size

of a bean. Sifra Thazr. Neg. ch. I. Kel.
XVII, 12 '31 '33 D'13'33
'3
the garis as a standard for
eruptions is the Cilician bean.
2)
(pi.) a dish ofpounded
grains. Koh. R. to II, 2; Tanh. Ahar6 1, a. e.
'3
Vr r^^'Jp
a dish of boiled grit; Ruth R. to II, 14 'j'^bi'ia. [lb. to 15
')iUJi-i3 np3-a ST^n, read with Yalk.ib.604 T'llT'ia, v. "^la.]
S&^"15 ch. same. Y. Sabb. Ill, e"* top '3T X35"'S a
dish of beans; Y. Maasr. 1,49* top N01^31 (corr. ace).

PZ. '("^tpina. Targ. Y. Lev. XIV, 37. [Ex R. s. 43

"pD'i^3
'p^p,
V. D1-li3ipX15.]
Tlh
!^?^"?f
V. 3>na.
|J^ni3'''"l3 f. (3>^3) diminution; lesser degree; dis-
advantage. Ber.56* "ih tvh "ilUB^ he interpreted his dream
unfavourably, opp. ttni'^byols. B. Kam.
99''
. . . -p 'T^ns
'3b innn he has doubly injured thee (through his verdict).
Yeb.
122''
top
'31 '3
1XT3 whereon is the inn-keeper's lower
status (lesser trustworthiness) based? Hull.
5*'
wherever
the Bible uses b'hemah (beast), !!<''n
'3
does it necessarily
imply contempt?
nD''n5 f. (ci'n3) removal
of
coal and ashes, scraping.
Bets.
28*' '31 nS'i'ia the cleaning of stoves &c.
Y'^'}^}
pi. B'^s'i'ia,
)''T'!h
V- fi^"^*}?.
fn^,
JJ^i^''"]5, pi. j^'^-ia, V. xrs'^ia.
n22"'"l5 f. (yii, to cut, cmp. 013) slice. PI. niis-^ij
bread or cake formed of
slices twisted together or layers
above one another, tioists. Bets. II, 6 (21'') '3
inci 'pSlN ']''i<
Ms. M. a. ed. Y. (ed. 'J^^iia "pPQ, Ar.
')"Si13
inS) they
must not (on Holj' Days) bake their bread in the form
of twists; Y. ib. 61 bot.Tosef. Ab. Zar. VII (VIII), 2
"iianb '3 1^5> 'pS'^bl^ you may carry your cakes, to be
baked with his, to the confectioner's oven.Snh. 100^^,
V. next w.
mrj^%
ii.fl ?rj
(O, nr-i
V
. -
-.-
- .
Ill lal
*1
rT fm 's** il.* !.
Y.rw. Vll..t4' lop
>
. . . iq?t3 ITB
biwn Uiemv Tbjr djrt^*
--
trtb* oArrytitff Hh ti <
oO Iti* lioio Dailoii, V.
~
*l, , . do** U. adupt tli .
lnvolvd with MtuUivr -
liattois iivl (. ff.eutUiiK k
U)t lb.
'31
3 nn ii|>|4icaUoii (
dcgTM, Uuki Um Mlioo Ihlo^
>^3, Hit V^njn, t. VMi.
' ' 1*4)
to rfny Wy, emngtrUA U.VrU pMi.
...;.:<./ IN 6oe(, MltftfioiMi/ M(mtrr, v. rsrr^-n^p
^ :'--
d
/off* cmMI. 0ti K. . 18 (r*d:J
'3
TVSta th

'
cobit (qiuU to a cubit Mid h :
otn* vd. '^; vers, in 'liMhl' . I. K*"
.~
k. vi vixi. :.o'' T'i rrai, rtad rrgnii, r,
h. V, 4 r*c^3 rrrraxn Vr, ed. ZikJc.
-*tn>.)Triwf. /o carry trilk i/, fe Ae fA* Cffiwf o^, fo
Hfrnticr. ^^V s**in -ci MiiMUiiiif which may b lb
\uv uf pvcuniiuj pruflt or Iom. B. Kmm. TI*" if oo*
, U dvdioalcd to th iBCtmty fur which xhv
A
nrr w rwponaibto in eaae of Iom 4&, h ia
lo pay the Uiiefa fla
(^9)
to tbr oor; MsWt
:~: "cV ';n "sn whkh proTrs that that which
r.uQiary low, is lo b coMJdwd M the
...a. (u xk bom it may canae it Ib.M^ according
>n of K.SbioMonwhoaaja 3""1!'"U ... S**3n ~n
i< the caoaa of moneiary gain ia oonaideted
le who barw a oota of ind^MadiMM la board
ih full amooni of the note; a. fir.Bah. :
*
-*V3 S'^2 caoaea hia children to b exiled. Brt .
>t. "S^ rc*=r^ '3
It the caoae of the Divine PreaAce
parting flMut lsn<*l. M. Kat. 26* ^b rrs*3 ^23 Babylonia
v;iii Ute cAuse (lltat the Shokhinah did not raat apoo
m). Ab. Zar.
>-
bi>t. s-^3 s^fran the plaea aakaa tiM
t legal, i.e. onlj in the Temple hall eaa tba Saahadrin
1 I'^i- capitjil rMa; Snh. U'' "S S^Tzn only in the
1. IV. pie Ik-UI cah a rebelliotu elder be judfted: fb. ST*.
Y. vb. 1,
2*
lop V sin r^sr^ z !i*rr
^^
if a
K
ihm MuLihiOuw aaiM 0.V aav>iac , Msmm H^
ihm naaia t uima^ ilkimgli
j% f'm'ftt, t< |<"M>>^4to(l anaMik| MM a ptvtiimMkOtt
wlMcli Ihm ant iia aaaM M ttm mtdtkm af a

iww Qwi
ia aaiwal kiMhipti . 0.% Jml
iiw << i C/
hteOMr wImiwI^ Im > imiai ti ilii MM la liiai alia a*
IM* btWr' wllbli la aat mM vMH ito laanwal af
lU caaMf f Ik* (aMMkrtHll ptatlNtita. i. a. G. mmi
fta Ilia la*tf^a aMtttag* wtUb Ua httAhm* wifa
. aha hai
- ' -^^ IM W Mi
#"--
' m.
.*.IV.
nn f a iir*^^
4
"Zn ^ nw m a
p
ra<aii < v*
.^a>irtM4

f
<li aAipHaig a# a dMa a-
4M0ti rMwtr*i flL*^
'91 aaa yoa fawe* llMi
lU mla fwmdlag Um pa4at #
<!- 11)44. SI* Ihoaiilllaal flay as Oaa.
crgrH i -nr iW W^tag #a aaa
ui uf liMlMr Mag taaoMaa; Oas. ..; v
Oaa. R. a. at 91
P^TV^ W
aftltfaa aella.
S,f. ri} U h imdirteify tmgmtend. Ah. far. M^
-3*
s*>*b fvm ao Kanra auMt ha gieaa i aaUdaf
undaaa Im:.
Bif. trsn
' '^v m4 (BTfI
<a iCriUiy a
#. vbaaaa (te rtMal liiililiHBgl l (4 ia
prwtriM fwr oMmf. QaO. ir; tO^ a. fr^rMt. paML
f rTTTrmaa aaJMnl iln^ti'
-**
*-~^*~ir

'
lh.lt^;
a. f^^Daaom. ny^*!%
C*^ I ch. m. Tarf. U III. t; a.fr.-lla.l>' ica
: -^; M.. M VI s31 I aaa iha aaaw Hiai H. wa*
I ...ri.. li'f : z^: x^r a pevaon'a aamahaaaa *.flaaa*e
OB hia fhia or cbaractar. Ab.Xar. It^ rh S"*3 ap ya WTS
what aailoo caMad thawrorfc to be aallad aa Mall mm.
R.a W (wad
J
rrr-j

?r -srr- (play oa cra tr.

w.) tlM brayiaf of an a rawad hia lo ha
(by aaaoaadBf imeohU amnJ apoa whkli Lmk wmt.
forth to BMM Ua; v. ih. a. M, VmM. SI*).
D*^i II. D*^i (4eia, of ira-3. caip. sz;
aMaa/ia/, WnnJ^'. *!. ProT. XVIII. 10
rrr t
:-.
M*. a. Var. ia ed. Lag. (read SST; ed. Z"-
V, l CTiT (lolBc ed. zr^s !-
^"^ J-
atroaf.
Pit, 8"^* I) fo *trrg1k-
f^. cxwm/ori. i arg. i ii r^
XXXT, ^ rrr > u -I-
'-''
P*-) "^ Tboa 4iiai
atrei^tbca hiaiCia hia troob: :f ly to fAr laae.
to jMdk #: Tarf. Pa.XXVlJ,. a.Bcia K^V,
T. -^).B. Bath.
-r* rr^ k .
'
a^J
i* (Ma^M. T-rr:
fr. TJ; Ar. TCT
'
UJt fr. zri; v. Babb. D. & a. L aatc;
in placaof picking off boaaa (
laeaiTjagwaary laMrartlBa)
in the achool of ., go je aad eat geah Ae.
Af.
sr|3 to aMie lalitoafiW. hariem. Tmrg. Fioe.
Vm, S8 (Yar. C-rat, h. tast |rat>.
D'la 270 D^ia
D i5 m. (Q'^5) cause, indirect prodtiction
of
an effect.
Sabb.
120'^ '12'i3
a'na indirect extinction of a fire (by
placing vessels filled with water in its Avay), v.
*<'2'^5.
D"]5 m. (b. li. ; dl5 to strip; cnip. 1"ia, lit'i'i^a) [stripped,
hare, cmp. II Kings IX, 13,]
skeleton, hone; (cmp. nas?)
s<r//; strength. PI. tr^xr^l. Gen. R, s. 98 m ni^an h^
DiTTna 1'^JD"iy as the bony frame of the ass is clearly dis-
cernible.
SQ Jil ch., constr. W^t, d'^iisame, 1) a hare tirig, opp.
XD237 Mace.
8^ (Ms. M. X^'i-'a).
2)
hone. Targ. Gen.
'il,^2'i; a. fr. [Targ. Y. Ex. XXVII, 5 IXaia read '-i5 or
5<^"i!irt.] Gen. E. s. 70 [read as Yalk. ib. 124, cmp. Dan.
vi, 25) "b X^'\'r\-0 X3X 'a -pins like a bone I shall crush
thee. Ber.
5'';
B. Bath. 116^ v. ^^Z.
Pl. K^pnj,
ipnj.
Targ. Gen. 1. c. "'ri'iJ (Y? "^^nrO. Targ. Ezek. XXXVII,
4;
a. fr.Targ. Y. Ex. XXXVIII, 4 [read:] X^plSI St^'^risiS
or Xi-imsi X'^^nia, V. supra.B. Bath. 58^ '31 xn-^nn a
vessel of bones (an enigmatical phrase for an animal).
lb. 22^ V. on? II-Bets.
11='
'a X-an a block on which
bones are chopped; a. fr. 3)
body, self.
'5 '5 each for
itself, one after the other, lb. ll"'. Hull. 11 3*. With
suffixes of personal pronouns:
'0'^^
myself &,c, Targ. Job
1, 3 tTix:-i5b as his own, n^nnx n-i:l3 (Ms. n-iab) as his
wife's sole property. Targ. Y. Lev. VII, 29 n"^^"i5a him-
self; a.fr.Gen.R. s. 75, beg., v. KBS I. Y.Ber.III, 6'^bot.
n-i^-ia^-jp tied himself; a.fr.Ber. 48% a.fr. insi Kin 'ih
he did so for himself, i. e. this is no authoritative prec-
edent.Y. Orl. 1,
61" top ^SX
'5
he gave his own opinion.
Y.Erub.lIl,21 hot. ni^j^a Dt^n in his own name; Y.Kidd.
ll,63='top.Y.Keth. Ill, end, 28* n-ii2St tt^ns bs this very
fact (thing) proves; Y. Shebu. V, end, 36"^; Y. Keth.IX,
beg. 32*^; Y. Pes. IX, end,
37='
X^-iS bs (corr. ace).
SQ"lii ch.=h. tsia, 1) cause.'^ pTliUJ S"a (in Hebr.
diction) a positive command the obsei^ance of which
depends on a certain time of the day or season of the
year. Kidd.1,7 (29''); &.iv.
2)
indirect effect. Sabb.
120'^
"i^lU '5
indirect effect (e. g. efi'acing the Divine Name in
consequence of bathing) is permitted, opp. fT^'^lUS' the
direct act. B. Kam.
60* irjB 'ppfsa
'3
damage by in-
direct action is not actionable. B. Bath.
22'^
'ppT'DS
'5
~i1D5< to cause indirect damage is forbidden.-P/.'^a'nS. B.
Kam.
98'^ '51 xn liXll '|S<^ he who holds the opinion
that one who is the cause of damage to another person
is responsible; ib. 100*; 117''; a. e.
s^Dian:i, V. s<:^pia.
ITIOZSn^ m. (Ypa|X|xaTtov) bond, document. Ex.
R. s. 15 "piDnij (corr. ace).
^ai5, ':n ^^ti, v. x^^a.
..
T :
T T :
Jj^T^/Cn^ m. (=S<i'i5as, V. liaiii) arm, elbow, cubit.
Targ.^Y. Ex. II, 5. Targ. Jud. Ill, 16 (h. text 1?35).
B. Mets.
64=' '5 "'JS of an arm's length. ~P/. "'I'^OIS. Targ.
Y. Ex. XVI, 29; a. e.Snh.
7='.
Erub. u''.
b^n'IZl
j5 f. (dimin. of t^'SlS) a small bone or shien:
Hull.
103*''
'Ar. (ed. Stn"iriinr>, HPl^^"!?').
^^12121^, S^:Dn5, '"P5 pr. n. Gennamia, Ger-
mania, 1) the land
of
the Cimmerii (v. Schr.KAT p. 428).
Targ. I Chr. I, 5; Targ. Y. Gen. X, 2 (for Magog); Y.
.
Meg. 1,
71
''hot.; YomalO" (for Gomer); Gen.B,.s.37, beg.
(for Magog). Ib. (also for Togarmah, v. S<"p'^:'3l5).

2)
(D11X bl23 'a or "^^ll '^^) Gcrmania, the Roman prorince
of Germania. Meg.
6=''';
Yalk. Ps. 888. Gen. R. s. 75, v.
X^iEia. [Y. Sabb. VI,
8''
bot. read ""i^ia.]
^3I2"lJl, V. next w.
"Ij jil m. (Gerinanus, v. pi-eced. art.) German, one
of
the Caucasian race, white, man, opp. ''Uins. Gen. R.
s. 86 everywhere you find '^lii'Q 1D1^ 'a one of the white
race sells a dark man. Neg. II, 1, v. nifiS.Y. Yoma
Vlll,
45''
top '31 ni-iny 'a a German, a slave of &c.; Y.
Sabb.VI,8'=bot. K"i5^2-ia (corr.acc); Y.Ab.Zar.ll, end,42a
'^2121X
B. Bath.
89''
Ar., v. '^ailia.
s^Dan5, V. s^^^i^
T : - ; T :
-
;

SS
P
JQ jii,
j"5
pr. n. pi. Germanicia, town (and
district) in the province of Commagene, near the borders
of Cappadocia. Y. Meg. I, 7l'' hot.; Yuma 10='; Gen. R.
s. 37 (ioY Togarmah, v. Schr. KATp.
428);
[Targ. Y. II Gen.
X,
3; Targ. I Chr. I, 6 nx'^lsia.]
jTODnJi, v. Ti^*'jai^
J
D^ W, prob. to be read 'J'^UBli' m. pi. (7pafi|i.a,
-aTOi;,=scrupulum, v. Sm. Ant. s. v.) gramma,
V24
oi an
ounce. Y. Shek. II,
46*^
top, half a Shekel which makes X
'a isn^u; (Bab. ed. to II 3 also T'D^in'^a, Ms. M. )"^C)1^'T^a, m
Yalk. Ex. 386 "pDi?2ia) six grammata.
J")]!,
V. "i-^ia.
-
j
jil) denom. of "jiia
q. v.
pnJl; v. Ilia.
DHil (b. h.; v. "iia). Pi. Dl'^.a to crush, sp)lit, grind.
Tosef. T'bul Yomll. 12 fat figs J^DI'^a i<b^ which he has
not yet crushed (into a cake). V. O'^IS.
D"|5 I ch. ; Pa. 0^15 , Af.
Oiiax same. B. Bath. 22=',
V. Qiail
Af.
[Targ. Prov. VIII, 28, v. DISH Af.]
0*^5
II,
&^'^5
(cmp. ina. Ilia) to scra})e together; to
collcct,accumulate. Denom. St3'^D"}>ia. [Targ. Prov.XVIlI, 10;
V, 19, v. Qiall.]Tmsf. to acquire knowledge, to commit
traditions to memory, as a preliminary stage to specula-
tion and analysis compared to grinding, v. 'pr^i. Ab. Zar.l9='
'31 si'i t<bi a":;j<i oirbi naiu^i a"rs<i i-aa-^ dbia*^ Ms. M.
one must at all events acquire readiness (v. 1^511), though
one may afterwards forget, and one must study by heai t
w^> Itt^^B?f*J

5^^a
272 T^a
'^"13
(b. b.; V. 1"i5) to scrape, siveep, esp. to remove
ashes and coal from the stove ; to scrape together, collect.
Kel. VIII, 11 "insnij nn^n if wbile she was sweeping it
(the stove) &c. Sabb. Ill, 1 tTinjia: 1:? not before he has
swept it.Y. Peah VII,
20''
top (ref. to Joel I, 17) nnn
'31 QiS'nia "IS'iitlTU in place of collecting honey (from bee-
hives or trees), we collected foul matter. Sabb. XVII, 2
'31 n2 "i"!;^ to grab with it the figs out of the barrel;
a. fr.Gen. R. s. 67 n^riin^a S^S'^'ia blowing her nose (v.
nnji).

Part. pass. r)!inr>, f. nsins cZearcfr of ashes &c.,

siL-ept. Sabb. 111,4, v.
V""'-??!!*;
a'.fr![Gen.R.s.53 in'^n^
'5
'3l btiJ (Isaac is) the refuse of &c., comment.; v., how-
ever, rji"!?!.]
Pi.rjT.? same. Kerith.
?''; Y.Snh.VII, 25'' top, v. ritia.
fjn^
ch. same. Targ. II Esth. Ill, 8 St3>ian 'pBna they
remove leavened things.
Y. Pes. II, end,
29''
"(Q
Cl'i'15
"iininmn scrape them at the bottom. Y. Bets. IV, 62"=
hot.
[read :] "I'^B'i? "^brs go thou and sweep them (the stones)
out. Y. M. Kat. I,
80''
hot. ; a. fr.
Ithpe. Cl'i'isnx to he scraped out, removed. Targ.
II Esth. 1. c.
Ithpalp. ri'ianan'^S same. Targ. Job VII, 12 like the
Ocean "z^ vjy'iarBl Ms. which, at certain times, is swept
(pours itself out over the shores ; ed. wp5"in'Q*l, v. C]3i"i).
mSnj, T\''tr\X v. n^sinr,.
'pn
J, v. K;5-in!ia ii.
m^ I (b. h.; v. n"iy) \to produce a grating, scraping
sound,'] 1) to scratch, scrape, shave (v. Tnj,
S'^JI).
Sabb.
VIII,6(81)
'21 "li-ials'ilD (Ar.a.Y.ed.ll-iJ^) large enough
to scrape with it the top &c. B. Hash.
27'^
iinj Ms. M.
(ed. 1115), V. I^a. Keth.60; Kerith.2l''
'31 il^ia he must
scrape the blood off before eating the bread; a. fr.Part,
pass, "ins, V. IIIJ.2) to drag, to move without lifting;
(also neut. verb)"fo follo^v. Sabb. 29*', a. fr.
'31 DIX Ilia
one may, on the Sabbath, pull or push a couch &c. (on
the floor). Y.Kil.I,27''bot.
'31 QIX 115^ X^ one must not
pull &c. Tanh. Thazr. 8 TOp-o inillS they dragged him
out of his grave. Tosef. Erub. XI (VIII), 13; Tosef, Bets.
II, 19 D-'iiisn
.'.
. nnnisn rb-i (Y. Erub. X,
26''
hot. nnia,
corr. ace, v. "ilw) a door which drags along the ground
(on opening), a matting which is moved by dragging,
or large kegs which &c.; Erub.lOl'' inSJn . . . ni-iSSn nH
Cant R. to II, 15 ibiniab illia "iSi^ I will drag him to the
flood in which to perish; a. fr.Tanh. Thazr. 9 (ref. to
Ps. V, 5 -jna^) '31 -jnix ni-iia r^^-it^ 'pxi .... nias nnx -px
neither art thou dragged behind (attracted by) evil, nor
does evil drag (have power over) thee, nor does it dwell
with thee; Yalk. Kings 231 nilia inx 1115 nns
I^X
"^inst.Part. pass. 11"i dragged along, hanging on.

PL
d'^niia, 'plIIJ. Num. R.s. 18 'a 'n eight threads dragged
along (as fringes; Tanh.Korah 12 'p'Jin 'n). Ab. Zar.
3*',
a. e. 'a di"ia proselytes who have attached themselves
but have not been admitted, v. 15.3) to carry with it,
to cause; to affect (v. Dia). Y. Hor. I,
46''
hot.; Y. Pes.
VII, 34 '31 Ilia inx anus (a majority of) one tribe
affects the legal status of the entire nation, i. e. the
majority of tribes (seven) decides, though it may be a
minority of the people as a whole. Lev. R. s. 13, end
(play on gerah, Lev. XI, 4 sq.)
'31 ni3^o niia carried
another government after it, i. e. was followed by another
oppressive government. Ab. IV, 2 '31 tlliia tli:!^ a good
deed begets a good deed &c. Tosef. Sabb. XV (XVI), 6
[read
:]
'31 inia "pX it is not considered a corpse so as to
cause uncleanness to man or vessels.
4) to saic, split.
Sabb.XVII,2 (122'') a saw (may be used on the Sabbath)
'3inn-iiab (Ms.M.-ii-iab, Mish.ed.Pes. Iiab, v.Rabb.D.S.
a. 1. note) to saw cheese with it. Ohol.XV,8 liab T^riSi Ar.
intended to be sawed apart (ed. Iiab, fr. 1ia, v. Tosef. ib.
XV, 8). Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. II, 18 '31 lia^ to saw off a part &c.
Nif.
"iia?
1) to he dragged, pulled. Erub. X, 11 'asn ia3
abolt which is dragged along (with the door, i.e. attached
and hanging down). Ib. lOP, v. supra. Tanh. Thazr. 9,
V. supra. Bets.II,10(23'') Tn'^yi njiX; ib. "pliaa
'J'^S*
must
not be dragged or pulled, a. fr.2) to be scraped, planed.
B. Kam.
119'' ni'^aon '3n shavings, opp. ni'^a-aa pDB3 chips.
Nidd.
55''
nsrt "11
'I'^iia? (secretions of the nose) scraped
(discharged) through the mouth (v. t]ir).
Pi-
^Th
"I"!'.?
1) to drag. Pes. IV, 9 (se**) '31 ni^a:;^ 'a
he had the bones of his father carried out on a bed of
ropes. Ib. I, 2 (9''); a. fr.Tosef. Sabb. VI (VII), 1 (a
superstitious custom)
'31
ii35 lllia'Qii Var. (ed. Zuck.
nma^n) one who drags her son among the dead (to the
cemetery). 2) to scrape, plane. Ib. XVI (XVII), 19
'(11513 he may scrape thera (clean his feet of mud). Tosef.
j
Kel. B. Mets. II, 17; Hull.
25'^
liab . . . l-^nSJ requiring
i
plming for finish; a. fr.Part. pass. Iliap a) scratched,
full of
scabs. Gen. R. s. 64 (play on liao, Gen. XXVI, 26)
'31 'a^ X'l another explanation is m^gorar, for eruptions
grew on him (with ref. to Job II,
8)
; Yalk. ib. 1 1
1
; v. 115 II.
b) planed. Tosef. Sot. XV, 1 1"n 'laxjn nillia'2 Var. (ed.
Zuck. Iiap iT^n) the stones were planed with a plane.
jffif/ipa. 1i5rrio be scrajyed. Tosef. Sabb.XVI (XVI
I),
1
9
ni1ia'3:a
?"}"}J!1^
?fr^ ed. Zuck. (Var. ni15^n "plia-3, Sabb.
147'' niia^n "pllia, Ms.M. niiiaiaa "plia, corr. ace.) one
mustnot be scraped with a strigil. Ib.XXI1, 6 ( 1 47^^) 'piian^a,
Talm. ed. (Mish. "plian^, v. Rabb. D. 8. to
UJ^\
note 70).
l"l5 ch. same ;l)to drag, pull, push.Part. pass.
I'll?!
dragged, following, guided by. Targ. Y. II Ex. XIV, 25
'31 ')1i15(someed.'1"'15) pushed frombehind.B.Kam.
18'*
pl'^15 ri'iBl5 in:3 they are clinging to his body. Taan.
24*
p1^15 iniiinn "(SX Rashi (ed. )3'^115, read "U'^l'^l?, Ms. M.
(3"'b"Xp) we must be guided by their order. Ab. Zar.
72''
all the wine in the barrel '5
. . . . xniU'^ax moves towards
the siphon. B. Mets. 85 '31 Xiabs 'ai that all the world
followed David.

2) to scratch, scrape. Targ.Jud.VIII, 16,

V. 115.Hull.
83'' ^0331 niina-^lpl (Ar. 115) let him scrape
off the blood and cover it. Ib. IliaSI.

Part, l-^^a lb.

3) to rub, to tohet the appetite. Ber.
35''
rr^liasi i3"in 13
iT^^ibb (Ar. everywhere 1ia) in order to stimulate his
appetite. Ib. I'^ia !!<lalli a large quantity has an appetiz-
ing effect. Pes. 107*' lilS 115^. Sabb.l40'' '51 DTJJ'O be-
cause it stimulates the appetite.
Pa. I'^ia to make appetizing. Esth. R. to I, 9 [read:]
'31
I'^^J'S X3J< I will make their drinks appetizing (induce
'^}
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f
o/* G*rar in PhiUatML Tuf.Y. 0n.
XX, I (Ar.m.L. "pr*. oorr.aoc, ed.^J); lb.XXVI,i.
-Owi. R. . M T^n^i (MT. cc); Y. 8hbi.
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nrn"U, y. I>a. I, si'*, t. nmm.
C*^^ (b. b.) I ) fo atir mf^to tt im romtmtoHtm. SUM
iMtt.s; Yaik.ib.&f Qnpa'm n
I
tj
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erna tp Vs*
"S^ rorp^ you might mippoM the (rmin) wter will tir up
tlto (I'kt) ground of the TUy, luid thus the Tallej will
lu-k :v nkiop) wKier.

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(fi ( : > : t.
Part, paaa. s^r*, t rxt^r%
q^
r.
1\.
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r-: io send 90", btmiak. 0b. B. s. St.Esp.
fo girt a IttUr
of dirwxe. Gitt. IX, I m ti^'^vn if one
divorcv.o his wife and nja, on handing bar the latter, 4e.;
H. V. fr.Ib.Yl.S if one wy (to hie d^eclae)...m:$^
ji'rshuMo, thev are authtHiMd to write and d^ver to
i)or A letter of divorce (pereeft bng the ccriloqtBaal term
tor divorcim:).
I '*
a*i I* sai 4t<'T*-i. - m. -w, ^,,.^.m te 4mihUMi. matt
I iMMiiiiiiii flT ne4M4
oC a <ifra>< vowa*. i
iVtfA, awiidiil; #a
MMr. Tilt Q iv ikiili M. dT r9:y-
S tt* U MilM 10 fAt4*a a iMtar aC 4itia
*tti har fcitwr had awtrart*! iWMr>
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fr. ffI
h # ir>rT4
HI*.
Iwreaif
X. Ak<W. AM (iellMieb XHli
UMtttmidfMii III. n^J
Ila.ll.<ed.
llar.M*rtf^r
two wtvaa. Af*l
dl*oraa ia. i
divocaae we *ii. citw <ii*<vviv 'writ} a> w<
llAp. tf^rn, iiite.
*<9>TV
te * 4rvdL OiM. fl^
'^
r9 to a it aoadllkai lo rtaaiea a leMar # dNwwb
^Ci^il II CB^
-*-3
lo ^rt^) te kmki ap Y. Ktt.
tX, tr'top. Y.Keth. XII. M^ top (rMid:) TTU rr0 yw
"^
rr^ and II I aall, jre will hoM mm op; rXoh X. lo
IX, 10 -TV; MoL K. qoolaa r^ v. tf?tl>.
trJ ai. Cb.h.: v.O-^prib. lifVnYayikrB.r4ikohw
I. xiv. Par. If ? <c^ -cm I adflit thtok W Mirt
HMut It altar bataf pooodad; Mao. ft^.
).
*ii^ rc-
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4
4
UvMofad.
-
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r -P-K -<rt
fHttK#^eolo)
tcMiff forih ttved for claaneiat eilvar waro. tahk M*
-T-a Af. (ed.
^^
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U
, 1V*";
Y.Bela.IT,dfM."VP;
Toeat lb. IV, 10 \MV\) ad. Xoek. (Yar.
TTTT.
'
|U
yi
[Baahl to 8abb. La^ aspL 061^
ia wtaa vaaMla; Ar.:
p
tJtariart rerio.]
tiltii m. (Vnx re'Ve Vv O proh.
A
hip (t. t^ti^); eonuMSt.:
(Ma. M. nnait. Ms. O. r-r:
of a
pale. Sabt. It&^
Aot. s. T. OootoslL
K^CS, rXC*^3
m. (9. preaed) 1) ow
fAe eaoodiwy fote m atlimmee
tf
tke ala|
"t^ Sabb. 100^(M8.0.'ei^)LS)aoefrrnyl
hmried m O^ rtmmd.FL IP^Vilc & Mau. 4S*.
(M'
^3 m. (a, rs; Coraaad Uka
fTBJ
(I)
appai ai, t. fHcifc]<) o frmmte oa oAtiel He toari
spreadt^ondo). Zab. 111,1 ; 3 rsrz rs rt; TViaiif ibwIT,^
lb. Mikr. YI (YII), 17 Ttrrr: -sn the ootar fraaw (of o
doable bed, qiooda ezterioi; . Sok Aat. %. t. LaeOMl.
SS
DttJa 274 na
Esth. B. to 1, 6.PI. b'^C'^UJa, T'lT'^as. Tosef.Kel.B.Mets.
VIII, 3
''pTi^K'ip
bin on (ed. Zuck. '^pX-'bu^p, read D for X)
the bed-frames of the little bed chambers (xoiTwviaxoi

which are taken apart or placed against the wall in day

time).*Tosef. Mikv.VI, 8 inirn yj O Ar, (ed. Ci-napu:p,'
Sabb.
53''
'("'lyiffiip) splints.
UtLiI (b. h., V. 12J15) to make the earth cloddy (v. Oes.
H.Dict.io s. v.).

Part.pasfs. MTliJ cZorWy in consequence

of ample rains. Y. Yoma V,
42*='
top n:irni5 n^TOJ KID
'31
(sub. V^K) a year in which the earth forms clods,
then is parched so as to form scabs, and then moistened
with dew; Bab. ib-SS"^
'3 rcUJ nsinUJ nsUJ Ms.M. (eci. roiU
'HttJI 'a, v.Eabb.D.S.a.l. note), expl.
'5 Ktin (Xin) 'nUJ D6t
if it is to be parched, let it first be soaked with heavy
rains; Lev. B. s. 20; Tanh. Ahar6 3 (corr. ace); ed.
Bub. ib. 4.
Hof. DT2J5>in (denom. of UUJa) to be fronght mith rain,
rain-hringing. B. Bath.
25*'
since the destruction of the"
Temple '31 fiaiuam xb the south wind has not been rain-
bringing.
UluijI m. (b. h.; preced.) heavy, continuous rain.
Taan.3'' 'an lilir) -i?3K xb if he failed to insert in the
second benediction (v. nnins) 'Who sendeth rain'.

PI.
W^-aOl. Taan. I, 1, a. fr,
'5
ni^iins, v. iTiaJ. Ib. 2 T^bxittJ
'Sn ms we insert the petition for rain in the ninth bene-
diction, V. nVsiD.^

'an nia*i rainy season, autumn and

tvinter. Ib. 3^ Toh.VI,7, v. nspa; a. v.fr.'3 nnb (or
sub. ni^J) a field naturally watered by rain, opp. T^nblU.
Bekh. VI, 3
'5 hiV from fields with natural irrigation;
cmp. bra. [In later Hebr. literature tWt substance, v.
next w.].
D^5 II, b^^t2J5 m. ch. (dira, V. xairia) body, self.
Dan. H,30.
PLu'ii^^.
Lam. E.to 1,5 lirr^at?
-(lani
Kb \
(Koh.B. to VII, 11 "jini?:^!)
they will notdevote themselves
to warfare.
nI2t2;5 (SDtD5j f. (v. preced., cmp. ^"^m) frame,
door-stop against which the door shuts. Erub.lOl'"' (ex-
plain, 'a widowed door')
'5
nb Jn'^b'l (Ms. M. X^IUD, a clerical
error for iHXi^O, oth. Var. X^Stlua, N^ttlUS, v. Babb. D. S.
a. 1. note; NTanTUia, reduplic. of Sllja, cmp. i<*iL:tlta, v.
Ar. ed. Koh. s. v. dttJS) which does not shut against a
frame.
^^^, Men.
50''
tiira'^st Ar., v. t\'^i, laias.
S'lp'p^, V. X'^l^W.
IVJm (v. iDUJa) to join; esp. to make a bridge. Ab.
Zar.
2''
IS'niiJa d'^liua i^y^f^ we have built numerous bridges.
"itZJ^ ch. same. B. Kam. 113^ i^TIJa "i^ipai . . "^biop
they (the government officials) fell trees (belonging to
private persons) and build bridges.
lll^il m. (preced.) bridge, ferry. Erub. 55''; Tosef.
ib. VI (V), 4 '31 'am l^pn graves and bridges (in the
outskirts of towns) which have a place of shelter.Gen.
E. s. 76, end '31 '33 1'2SS niTS" Jacob constituted himself
a ferry, taking persons from one shore and setting them
down on the other (Mat K. "i^'a3 like a ferry-man).-

P^.to'^nirJ, pn\J35. Erub. V, 1. lb. IX, 4 d"nrblS?2n 'a bridges

under which there is an open passage. Ab. Zar. 2'';
a. fr.
JS ILJ5, JSntC'ii ch. same, 1) board, joist (cmp.
sniirs).PZ. 'p-iTra.
*
Targ. Ezek. XXVIl, 5 Levita (ed.
T^'^nilia, T^'^iaa).

2) bridge. Ber.
59*'
he Avho sees the
Euphrates b231 'ax from the bridge (or ferry) of Babylon
;
a. fr.P/. K^n^a, "inira, 'iri-^a. Targ.Y.IEx.XX,26. Targ.
Nab. II, 7 (h. text/-iSir). B, Kam. 113'', v. Il^ja. B.
Bath, 73''.[Sabb.
67='
top "^-liiaa t^ '^3''D 'T1 (Ms. M. "iniua)
prob. a Var. of preceding 'i'-i1ir3 'T^ 'S'^S 'T1, v. Xni'iJS.]
^Uj^ (b. h.; v. iria) to touch a substance, to strike
againstJ liaAl. II, 2; Y.ib.58'^ top maoia na-iBDn the ship
touches the ground (in harbor).
Pi. 'irui''a to feel, grope. Y. Yoma V,
42'' '31 uJTi'a?3 n^n
entered groping &c.
Pilp. irailia (omp, ttJpttSp, laaUSS) to beat, ring. Lev.
R. 8. 8 (ref. to Jud. XIII, 25, cmp.
'ibyQ)
p"ni-i b^nnn
'31 Tlia^ab the holy spirit began to ring in Samson.
Eithpa. fflisarn, Hithpol. iiJTUiann, Hithpalp. iijairann,
Nithj>a. IDT^ara l) to torestle,
fight. Gen. B. s. 22; s. 77;
Cant. R. to III, 6. Ex. R. s. 28, beg.2) to exercise one^s
strength, practice. Pesik. S'lihoth. p.
166'^
Ninm "iisa
'31 TUluiari? a warrior practicing on a stone-cutter's stone.
W^_^ ch.. Pa.
t-il
same, to feel, touch. Targ. Y. Gen.
XXVII,'l2 ;
22 (h.textlTIO). Gitt.
67''
bot. tv^psi he (being
blind) touched it (and felt the. bone).
Jj^ritp^,
'P''5l
f. (preced.) feeling, touch. Hull.
47''
resembling wood
'33 in touch. Ib. 122''; Sabb. 107^
S^lp5, Il^'^5 II f. (preced.; cmp. StTTIiaa) sounding
ttibe; 'a nai 'a a large and small tube, i. e. a siphon. Ab.
Zar.
72'' '33 N^^H p^Di* brought up wine through the
siphon, lb. a gentile came and put his hand 'ax on the
large tube. Ib.
^"^13
. . . '3X, v. "ina.
Pil I pr. n. pi. Gath in Philistea. Snh. 102'; a. e.
n5 II f., with suffix "Pia, "PT^a (contr. of naa) a marked-
off
space. Tosef. Ohol. XV, 7 'the court of a burying
place' n3inb . . . n3n it (R. S. to Ohol. XV,
8, ed. Zuck.
ISinb, Var. b3) is the marked space into which the caverns
open.Par. IV, 2 ntnSn 'j'ln nSllU if he burnt the cow
outside of the place selected for the purpose; Zeb.XIV,
1
;
Tosef. Par. Ill, 9 sq.P/. nina, 'Plia, Par. 1. c.
ri5 III f., with suffix -ra, -pT^a (b. h. ; contr. of n33,
cmp. ir^aia) vat for wine pressing; '3n(n"U5) the season
of
tvine pressing. Ab. Zar.V, 1 1 px blU
'3
a stone vat, D"itt blU
an earthen. Ib. IV, 8, v. L5?a. Hag. Ill, 4 (24'') nmsn
iMX2ii '3b he may reserve it for the next season (and
give it to the priest). Ib.
25'' '3 lb -pNin ^31 something
which has no special manufacturing season (e. g. date
wine); a. fr.Lam. R. introd. 32 (play on 'iri"'a'^b3^, Jer.
nfv 276
O' U'^O^T
< 111. r, Y ib. 11.41** boc
t. I r
"y
**sV 'i fni io I
"rrv^ TP| fc (4MMM. f pwwi.i irMM nyi^f
i 14
T^
J I 1. Ito4*
1

I M A iiaiiMrl. fomr,
i . k
tWir.
on.
Am
it a. -
awjr b nmiif
MOMNc M im*:
pr<lx, arr*|t. to b. *S. </. *Ae, aiUWk,
.r. lion \ \ VI, At. Ib- IX. S, a. * ''
io of mullnc Utp
"* "
""n "jP's lot iti>
'
vTMiInf imjvr
ttttd>rittBil (bjr
:^ wImbm li ii
SI
I,
rrr tcl*. ii,nh>lAM,- with prtnx n, inn(irjn),
fr. Hd. 4p'(iiroT.J
wbdom), Ib liim tbara
II vtrythinf.im in ihu and thai, both. Sabb.
&2''
tm m(m) ti 'n aU aoru of ring* eon* aodcr Um
Mun law; a. fr^Y. Soee. I, if top mn mman irvi
^"'
^
roTBiAo^ T.
K^IJ L3"m Mmunn (abbr. TTBt)
whieh Bdiptur* say*, thiai w raad. Y. Sot.
I, i: bou; <ln. R. . 8; a. v. fr.Y. Oitt. IV,
41* boU
introduced hi* ltur ma with this.irrs t& motim lki$
rof, i. . th law doM not apply to thUu Y. Br. I,
9^
hot.; a. fir.Y. Taan. II, M' bot. 'sn na^ ma |6 nnt
in this oaM is th practice in afraemmt with th* anon;'
moos opiniou.
H'mII, XI SI At lia, tha eamal^i . . .. . v..
IIK'[jt, CauU R, to II, 15, t. xnnno&a)
^N* (b. h. ; cmp. sn, vt) to awft, pitte mteajf, to^^iusA.
Hif.
znnri. to mrtt, to muim to /bi^imsA. B. Bath.
79*
(play on StS-r-, Num. XXI, 30) TTOW lixu^vj TT (Var.
....
...^^
^ Rbb. D. 8. a. L note S) lutil it (the fire
n> h!i! melt their seal. Ned.S>* (ret. to Deau
-
-
- <-'3
.... rrar-r which rains tbe eye-
e languid. Ch. 2"X"5.
3H^. ^'S'm m. (preoed.) Imi^fmort wearMcw. Tars-
Y. U 'l>eut. ^VIU, 66.
>zn~'t*. I /,< r-i*- i*,^
f*.BlU.l "S^ !* f4
jW^, . Jim.
;>r- ... r#^ .../f
}N' > Sak. IM^ fptey on a\ I Imb.
xxi if)aim'7ta|iTiirrapnar*
tbL <
i*a(be(0MDari(li44iMMnMi
.^-r . . . ., U m4 m lors
*^
M itei kB 4U *,
)'.<r. 40* *rt rr3 ^rr araatbe la tar of BSBiBMiiflf Ac
'
llaf. Ii*3-r3 )imate viMBskwtwtMi
..iu. w in fear of ttm (refBltol>. iBk^. ti*,
rnMn Vs aU Um bcotkais sImbM taltBMUBtf
U
UMlr vajnt). MMr. TUL to Pa. XLTtU mm
a Bte ^dio ainn nmaad was tnmMatf te kto iMMl) a. fe*.
rS^
I (b. h.) to /ImI,
/^. PkU iL B flk. IT
ai te'rwn (re to Pc XVIII, ii).
ntn II t (b. h.i
T. rn) Dmak, mmm < mttmm
bird. 'lIoU. 43^ 'Tt rvKT^ ^ DMh aad IbbIi ami Ajyab
aad Oi^rjali aia Um bbbm fMw; Bttk4 Itoat. !.
"^^KT.-n, . -rr irsit
Si" 1^ 1 ^ If tvad: O^p^p^NIP.
"C""Cin, Y. Ab. Sar. V, cad,
4** . 0^
J0
'
,.
'X* m. (T. "^
Bn^riwKy.TTTs -rrr
man tbaa
ooQfb, toB BiBii. Katlk 111'; a. f^."VS. . ^TSi
1*H1 (T.airr)to/lMr. T!arf. PlLCV,4l(ktaal310/
Part. r*n, T. aw.
Z*)^ lOHMOr, T. aKB.
iCT^>C'SW, T. iUJ
'
i;,o'.i.
C'-~C'S~. Y. R MauL n, r, T. traors*.
v^^
276 n'Tin'n
7^S^, -l^SI, V. Y^r,,
nn^.
rT'Sn, Targ. Prov. XII, 12 some ed., read
5ij<'n.
nSn^JSl'l, pi. 'i-isps^, V. nxn'^'n.
T
T
i<bDi<"I, V. xbSI^'1.
'^D'^^S'^, "'D'^!2'''^/T m. pi. name of a species of doves.
Hull!'
62^
ed. (Ar. ''"^'i).
"IM (v. nw) to turn, circle. Targ. Ps. CXXIX, 3
X'^'nx^ sliXt! ed. Ven. (cmp. Pesh.) the turners turned
(planned my destruction, h. text d^UJ'nri 1U3"in; ed. Lag.
K'li'lit"! I^IXn, oth.^ed.
X-iiTn 111, v. ^"-T}).
iS IPS M m. turner, pi.
X'^'^f^f)
v. preced.
i"ISm pr. n. m. Daru, name of R. Nahman's slave.
B. Met8.^64'^; a. e.
^?"IJJ^1, V. nx a. Nnx.
DM (h. X^l) to sprout. Af.
nixnx to bring forth.
Targ. C. Gen. I, 11, v. tlSjn'^'rT.
V. 2'i'n.
3'^
(v. xia-^n; ?fo//". Gen.R.s.99 nnii; n-'n ai ^tid ni^
it reads (Dan. VII, 5) mb (instead of yrh)deh (wolf)
was her (Media's) name (with ref. to Jer. V, 6);
Lev.
R. s. 13; Esth. R. introd.
Sn^, V. "^nx
Jj^S'^T, V. KS'^'n.
\sJr\ to drip, overflow. Sifre Deut. 42 (ref. to Deut.
XXXIII, 25)
'31 r)DD nixai^ ni:i15<n ba all countries will
send their overflow of silver to the land of Israel (to
buy fruits); Yalk, Deut. 963; Lev. R. s. 35 'J-'Xin^l Tpz
"1
"^''N^. [Sifr6 1. c. '31 nijxb^aV mxsn msnjtn, read niw;
cmp. Lev. R. 1. c]
33 V I (b. h.) to drip,
flow; to murmur, speak loivly,
whisper. Yeb.
97-''
(ref. to Cant. VII, 10)
Ti^a
. . . 1^13 nia
Sni'n as the heated mass of grapes drips as soon as you
apply your finger, '31 ni^ai'n ... "^S so do the lips of
scholars in the grave murmur when their names are
cited; Snh. 90'^; Belch.
31*^
(Y. Ber. 11,4'' bot. nnuni^ Ar.
nianil); a. e.2) *to drop pitch. Y. Ab. Zar. II, 4l'' bot.
|j3ini 'jhai" i"i33
a gentile may tan them (the leather
bottles) and pitch them; [Tosef. ib. IV (V), 10 pSIT ed.
Zuck. (Var. pnin; Bab. ib.
2,2,'^
ps'''^; Tosaf. a. 1. quotes
fr. Tosef. "1311, v. a?"! a. in-n.]
33^ II (deriv. of n^'n or aa*?!) to speak evil, he hostile,
only in^part. pass. ni2'vi, f. nninx Y. Erub. VII,
24"^
bot.
a woman nnT^anb
"1 nrrinU) who was on bad terms with
her neighbor (ib. Ill, 20* bot.
'"isn,
corr. ace.).PZ. paiS'n,
niaiQ'i. Cant. R. to III, 11 two legions nt US m
'^
hostile to
each other. Ib. fire and hail
'31 fit
"1
are hostile elements;
Pesik. Vayhi, p.
4"*
'131 (corr. ace).
33^ I ch. same, to murmur. Xpl iT>nns^ob iriD'^Tn
'iMT Ar. (prob. quot. of B. Kam.
117'*
bot. 'liilBI STH
rrniiS"^D Ms. M.).
33^ m. (=}ia':7^ V. aa'n) ichisper, evil speech; only in
"1
b?a, pi. "-i "^Isra man
of
evil speech, i. e. opponent, in-
former. Cant. R. to VII, 10 (play on dobeb, ib.) Tii-'n
'31 'T ^Sa nt2J5.'3 I should have become an opponent of
those (patriai'chs) sleeping &c. Sifra B'huck. Par. 2,
ch.IV
'31 1 ""Vsa informers shall surround you from with-
nout; Yalk. Lev. 673 xaai bsa. Sifra Emor, Par. 14, ch. XIX
the whole congregation shall act l^ 'T i^S^aa as if they
were his accusers.
33*1
II, !S33'1 ch. same, with bva, W'a. Targ. Ps.
VIII, 3"(h. text'^a^iX); a. fr.Gitt.
55'*'
'31 l"a tT^aa'n 'ai
and his enemy was Bar K., opp. T^^n"i.

PI. "l "^bsa,

also-paayajN^aa-:. Targ.Ps.LXVIII,24. Ib. XXXVII, 20.
Targ. Lam.
1, 2;
a.fr. [Sifr6 Num. 42, v. next w. Yalk.
Lev. 637, v. preced.]
n33'7 f. same. Sifre Num.42
"1
"^^sai nXJUJI . . . Qlp^a
T T :
'
(not btaai) there (in heavens) where there are neither
hatred .... nor slanderers; Yalk. ib. 711.
'^33'Tf, ^^^33*7 ch. same, /trtfrefZ. Tar^. Gen.III,5;
a. e.Targ. Is^. XIV,' 21 ed. Lag. (ed. aai).
m''D3^3'^ f. pi. (reduplic. of aa^) lumps of
dripping
grapes (exposed to heat; v. aa':j). Ab. Zar. II, 7 (39'^)
"ia-ini (Mish. ed. nrsian, Ms. M. ':a-iai; Y. ed. 'ai3i,
porr. ace; Mish. Nap. niiJ^nTa^). Y. Sabb. I,
4^^
bot.; Y.
Bets. II,
62'*
top 'an-01. Cmp. '^J^a^p'iN.
n3M, n3"N f. (b. h.; aai) evil report, calumny.
Trnsf. an ill-reputed vfoman. Pes.
87'^
(play on Diblayim,
Hos.1,3)
'31 "1
na n""i "i an ill-reputed woman daughter
of &c. ; cmp. nWI.
^3'!
f. (a-1) she- wolf. Cant. R. to HI, 4 alsa^ 'i
"i-^a:
about that stage of the moi-ning when you begin to
distinguish between a wolf and a dog (v. Ber.
9*').
S3'13'7, V. !!<3iast':i.
T
T
T T
pi37, ni3i, sni3i, V. 'a^^
113^, Snl31, V. x-iia^.
: T : T : :
n'*l13''T f. (b. h. tria'i; nan to lead, join) l) [swarm,]
bee. Yalk." Deut. 795\play on t]i"nain, Deut. I, 1) n^
'31 'pansnu nisa nn 'nn as the bee is followed by the
young, so are the Israelites led by the righteous &c.;
(Deut. R. s. 1 '3l-1in D'l'nia'na like bees my children were
guided &c.). Ib. '31 iTiTntn rt^ as the bee whose honey &c.
;
a. ir.Pl. Diniax Kel. XVI, 7 'n h\D qi^a the vessel used
for smoking the bees out. Bekh.
7''
'l TUai bee-honey.
Deut. R. 1. c, V. sapra.
2)
pr. n. f. Deborah, the heroine
7T7
P9r
4iiil |>t><|>HoiM. Hag.
Uthvrttk rJ.i ! V, V V
XII, 10.
^.-._, -
:
II I
Ituno)
.
I
n3^ I eh '
.. .M.-y-
Turg. r. 11 \
/'I 't''
l*tfc. K. V,
, %. |i
ik0
k. f,
**2^,
H2^ r-ir< to U* Ml. te mML-/^.
-3^ fn imrk fo\, kHmt, Sabb. lot*' *V7 7a |6 "Sn
Ml. M. (vd. *-^3*b "irz:
|6) Um oo DMd do hoalli^i
Bl.4* '*6'miUM.(v.Babb.0.8La.L;l.'<4^nr39),
!I*r'^*2^ m. pL (b. h. ; nar>a3*i) fTertmrmlm, m mtflmr
. \,.r<->< n in Xhm Fri iwtmA of tb KtiMib a",""r
(II Kitu VI. tA).
Ilif.
S6^
r^"!! r. (b. b.; Van, emp. asn) a rAM piteidmum,
rakr
of prtmni
/%; /^
narrf f9rfrtum. Pw.*?** (play
on Dihtaffim^ Hoa. I, 5) tb* wm twMt ia Ui Bovlb of
all
"^3
Ilk* flg; ^a . . . Van all trod upon br m Ag
r* trodden upon. Qn.R.a.SI *i TST C"3an ba tooktba
provimon with bint in a
p
rawtd stata;
"^
^6^:3 ST^ moat
of his atorafv waa te. Toma7t*; Toaaf.Krr. 1,30, a. v.
'^
r*V*7p praatrrad flg* ftom Kailab (whieb are inUudoat-
ing). Y. Biee. Ul,
bff.
%if \
opp. rrort);
a. tt.tt
rib*2i. Kas.
*
(altanuUinf with aing.).
^^^Z''T| XTi^.*^! K5Q*^ ch. came. Ta>g. Jud.
IX, ll' (brtext ^'Zry, a. JJRL rV^*^ Tarf. I Cbr.
XII. 40.xri-sn, -^2- Targ. I Sam. XXX, IS (aoao ad.
^injj.i. Targ. Y. Num. XXXIU, 4.
'^*"5'n Muiie. Y. Dew. II, W.
~|>*21
f. (pan) I) cmAroce. Ex. B.. 53
VJi%*, T^
:u tiu> iv>ti.^n .>f

TAoa.S) nUatkmeml. Geo.
U. s. s^i.
Midi. li;. \II "ns with tbe axpreariOB
?2T (ref. to Deut. IV, 4).
T^^ m. (b. h.) 1) ih< HolgofHolit in tba Tnpla.
T. Ber. IV, 8<
top.
i) Ute Sodfc, a wtvd in oaa
the Persian Jews. Ab. 2ar. S4*> (rat to Jnd. I, II).
c^*
tf.
X^^Ilt
Twf. u. xx&i,
, mm&, MMl
1^
*l u{>r<>f
J
|f'iw^<]' r' wi u,t v- i lb VII. II
nrgm . . ^ i^
f bun^ f^f
ifrecvU* ptMw* oC fw4e
bang domi ftvm Uw liiiig lnwx>i, VVyr; a) fc
H
'
lUbb. 111. 4
*
^on rrklM. a4.
%^^
^rhmf%i dba
ahunpi te Om wool.b) (aaifi Afk dbMi mdm\*^f,
mit^TtitJt.L^Atm^ Ha^^ II 1
-
W
'
Jim-
^ nxo a ii>sanbia
1 1 . iR B J roi. m

^
-T-j
taapinr
fbylaMaal)aar^n:r f rV3>
i
nu <
- '/ pnit. paaa. VVjan
. v. pntttd*
I .
^
p2^. p2^
(b.M<*<Mw,i4^.ilM.aBMfc.tt\
v.lnftm^TalluOas.lM'afiVm Vs panUMwbala wwy
vaa aloM lo llM tttttttm Ik Daal. tM flF'nrvviV *i
bajoiMdUMSodMHMaafl|ii0,ffaK.i^)b^ T.lk.
I tH lop
r?-*
>~-*-
Um
p
>>! la
fbMLiW.
j
'..
r^!<on
Sot. 4t* (Ml Uj Hath I.
14)'
of bar who aa attnebad (to Naonaiu Oas. ft. iuM
'
-itA eioaa to tba ridik tak. M* (nt to DaM. IT. 4) tto
twodaiaa 'Si BTpOVi wUali sliflk to ana aaoMMrfaMMji
aaparated); lb. V9S e*ps-i reolly ghMd (taMfanbla);
Yalk. DetM. 814 l
'
VAi4ll . . . TOS; m. fr.
Mr rrt: ' ht jotittd, tUmt^i, mfHatd. Kmk. Ili\
Yalk. La. U it poaaibl* far -71
pSfV tobajoinad
to tha Divine Mi^aaijt lb. rvocs
'3
'bFJC (Eaclk L a;
rrr?) aa tbonfb ba at joinad. Bl Ballk tl* rOBS
-SI r^arpn (Mm. H. r^r?Ti) (BUi) vbo case back and
raaaalaed attacbed to Btblabam (r. aaprm); a. fr.
PL ps\ ps^ I) fa ^fae. R. HMb. lU, (ST.
V-
S) to imriU am tojmm in Cranrf. Oan. R. a. St *v r"
V"i> be aaw a panon and wads bia go wiik Mni.~>
Part. paaa. psrrs Yalk. Dent. L c. 'Ti r<r6 \
eli^ to the Life of tha World (tba Lord).
Hif.
P
'
j: ! ! to patU, fmdem. Pea. S7'
Ti
ba bcntcd the pot and tban pnatnd tka inngh in Ito
waU. Ib.^
Bitl^pxvn, pfqntoke/aawrf. Oanu B. sl M 7m
Jf^a pjUl.y "^ (YaUu Boa. MS TTtz) thn aanai
fBHaaar) akaO not ba joinad (tbrongh nanfavi) to tha
blaaaadCIaanaX Bath.Lc..T.KItYali Daal Le. rga??;
a. ft-. (Babb. IIS^ [read:] srcn aST pBW^ or *tr&^ r.
BabbL D. & a. L note.]
P51
278 na-n
pZlv>
P^J
^^- same, to adhere &c. Targ. Ps.
XLIV, 26. Targ. Prov. XVIII, 24 p'^a'n ed. Lag.; a. e.
Keth. lll'^
T^^"!^
^'iiSii. ''Z\ V. preced. Nif.
Pa.
p2^
to paste, glue. Men. IP '21 'j^'Qipb rT^pat" if
he pasted the handfull of dough to the wall of the
vessel.
Ithpa. P'^aTtnx, Ithpe. p-'a^nix, pn'n'^is to be attached,
join. Targ. Ruth I, 14; a. fr.Gitt.SS'^'ina "^p^'^'^xV 1^73
how about joining their ranks?

Pes. 49* X3X p^'n^K^

n'iSi"in Ms. M. (ed.
niSiin paiSI) that I should be con-
nected with his descendants. Sabb.
113'*. Gen. E. s. 14
'I'lpatin^ "pBDn n^X can broken earthen vessels be joined
together?
Af. p'^S.'i^,
pa'iK 1) to reach, overtake, attain to, obtain
(corresp. to h. irm). Targ. Gen. XXXI, 23. Targ. O,
Lev. XIV, 21 sq.; a. fr. Part. pass, p?"!?
joined work.
Targ. I Kings VII, 29 (h. text t^rb; v. 30 pin"^"! im).
2) to join (plans), to contrive fraud (nectere dolos; h.
text Ti^aiJn). Targ. Ps. L, 19 (Ms. Pa.).
pll^ m. (b. h.; preced.)
1)
glue, paste. Y.Meg. 1,
71''
top,v!p3'i. Sabb.VIlI,4,v.n2;aaUJ.2)jMcfion. Hull.
50*
'nn Dlp^ the place where the entrails adhere to the hip.

PL D'^pa'n followers. Yalk.Deut.824 D^'^pa-il DHX ye and

your followers.3) nexus, cause. PI. as above ; constr.
'ipa'n, 'a'^'i.nn'^'a "i duties the neglect of which is the
cause of premature death. Sabb.
32* (a Variant of "^p^a,
V. p-ia); Y. lb. II,
5**
hot.; Tosef.ib.II, 10 pa-il
ed. Zuck.
(corr. ace); Ber. Si''.
IJm (b. h.) to join, arrange, lead (the flock); v. next w.
Pi. "la'n, la'^n (b. h.) to converse, speak. Ber.3l'', a.fr.
t<"a 'iliylsD n-iin nna^ the Torah speaks according to the
language of men, i.e. uses metaphors and phrases adapted
to human understanding. Sot.
12''
'^l "la'i^ T^nSUJ des-
tined to speak to Divinity. Ter.I, 2 "lan^ .... ^nanUJ ly-in
wherever the scholars use the word heresh, they mean
one who neither hears nor talks. Mekh. Bo 7, end, a.fr.
"a S<^x "la'i^ 13'^X IX or does perhaps the text speak only
of? ["iS'iri as a noun, v. s. v.].
Nif. "iS'iS to hold communion, converse. Mekh. Bo,
introd. '31 I^S
'3
xb the Lord did not hold communion
with him outside the capital of Egypt. lb. fr.
Hithpa. ^afri, same, esp. part. f. in'na'na being on
terms
of
intimacy xvith a man. Keth. I, 8 DS 'n^ mxi
"ins< (omit pliaa); expl. ib. 13*. lb. VII, 6 dlX ^3 dS5 "-i-Q
she is intimate with everybody. Ib. "^ina 'ITS if^inUJDb
'31
(in'^a when her neighbors can hear her voice in
moments of intimacy with her husband.
Hif. 'I'^a'iri to make submissive, persuade, v. IIS'^'^.
Mace. 11* linb "lai:! Iinb nan the Piel dibber has one
meaning (speaking harshly), and the Hif. yadber another.
IJ^ ch. same, 1) to seize, take, lead, drive. Targ.
Gen.XIX,15;a.fr.(h.npb).Ib.XXXI,18;a.fr.(h.an2).
2) to conduct one's self {cm^. ana). Erub. 14*',
a. e. pIB
"1
X^S "^X^ "^tn go out and see how the people conduct
themselves (what the religious usage is). Koh. R. to
IX, 10, V. D1^3.
Pa. nan 1) to lead, drive. Targ. O. Ex. Ill, 1 ed. Berl.
(ed. nan). Ib. XIV, 21 (ed. nan, h. text -bri). Targ. Ez.
XVI, 12; a. e.Keth.
62'*
sq. his^bx nnan^ Ijtp n^3 ns
D'^'^n how long yet wilt thou lead a life of living widow-
hood (separation from a living husband)?2) to carry
off.
Targ. Ezek. XXXIII, 6; a. e.-
A/'.n^anitfo take, lead. Targ.Is.XIV,2; a.fr.Bets. 2l'*
'31 JT^nantt" took him out on a walk; ib. 29*. Y. Yeb.
XIII,
13"^
hot. nas nb 'i^inanp they introduce to her a suitor.
Ithpa. nann-^x, nan^x, Ithpe. nan^x 1) to be seized,
taken aivay. Targ. Prov. XXIV,11. Targ. Ez. XXXIII, 6.
Targ. il Kings II, 9 sq.; a. e.2) to conduct one^s self
Targ. Gen. XXXIII, 14 nan-^X ed. Berl. (h. text nbnsnx).
"1^
m. (b. h.; preced.) 1) tvoi'd, utterance, command
(cmp.^nia"in). B. Bath.
56''
(ref. to Deut, XIX, 15) X^l 'n
'n "^nn a statement (testimony) but not a partial state-
ment. Mekh. Bo, introd. '{^m^ '^n rT^n (Tanh. ib. 5 man)
the word of the Lord came to&c. ; a.fr.nnin nan accord-
ing to theBiblical law. Ei-ub.81 ; a.fr.P^.d'^nan, constr.
'nan. nnin 'n Biblical laws; QinsiO 'n Rabbinical laws.
Ib. Yeb. IX,
3
; a. fr.n^ap 'n prophetic exhortations or
incidental utterances in other Biblical books than the
Pentateuch. Hag. lo'*; Nidd. 23"; a. e.B. Mets. 49*;
Bekh. is"* tiDax inoin^s Diiua nna
^"^
'n to word of
mouth the rules concerning the faithless are applied,
i. e. a verbal agreement is morally binding. B. Mets.
48*
'31 'na "1^131 XUSIsn he who contracts verbally has no legal
claim. Ib. ^axa "^Xp . . . Xa-^XI 'n he who retracts a verbal
transaction with which a payment of money was con-
nected, comes under the category of those against whom
the words 'but the scholars declared' (ib.IV,2) has been
pronounced.d"^^*?! "^nan the Book
of
Chronicles. Lev.
R. s. 1. B. Bath.
14''. nnx nan (abbrev. X"n) another
interpretation (is this). Gen.R.s.l, beg.; a..{r.
2)
thing,
a/fair, object, occurrence &c. Sot.
28''
'bxa'^b ron ia V^-^'r 'n
an object which has sense to ask, i. e. a rational being,
opp.
'31
""^X^ 'n dumb creatures &c.Num. E. s. 11 'n
13'^a^ n[3"'aiI3 that which concerns only thy relation to
God; V. "pa."il'^'aaia 'n a monetary affair. B. Mets. 94*;
a. fr.
13'i33Jn n^aVln 'n a thing (law) derived from tlie
context on the very subject. Sifra, introd.; a. fr. nnx 'n
(abbr.X"n) something not to be named, a.) idolatry. Men.
XIII, 10 X"n^ n^lb "|"in:f -pxi much less priests who have
been offering to idols; a.fr.b) stoine. Ber.
43'*
(prov.) nVn
'31 X"nb xmp m''^ hang a palm shoot around the swine
and it will follow its habits (of wallowing in the mud).
Sabb. 129* sq,; a. e. c) leprosy Ib. tmup X"na 2>as "^X
X"n^ if he meets a swine (after blood letting), he is in
danger of becoming a leper.d) unchaste conduct, sexual
intercourse^ sodomy &c. Ib.
17'*
X"n Dia^ '|ninl3a bj
X"n DTiJ^ X"n b"1 they forbade connection with their
daughters on account of idolatry, and decreed something
else (that a gentile child should be unclean as though
afflicted with gonorrhoea) on account of sodomy. Ber.
8'*
X"na 'ii513S chaste in marital life; a. fr,

Pi. as above.

'n hsi the person to deal with, opponent, party. B.

Mets. 14* nx
''^^-1
n"a ixb I have nothing to do with
thee; a. fr.abisa 'n m xb there were no such things,
tit
VJ
I dimy 11 MHvigtit.
3,
^
4l\ . (ir. -%r>i
I.. I
i).H< Iiv utHi \ mAm, but bo< l. I..
.
N"
\"
S~I^
11. pi. "^ Wt. . wr-
S~2"
'"^
UjNMhtfV./lrM. Ttei* * /
UiK. Y. l*.<l. IN, 43 (li. Il
^).
^,.
'nX*2l) n. (^ij drt/t, /#, mrrml
(rti AH Kur 4?* "T imn
"^
lU M. .
1
>-'---
witr*hi| lh citrr*ot of
t..' ^' >;' frtiiii ila <>trr In !
moaih).
Mi'ti I 1 ! I
^
\ .
i^i rs. # (pUj
uD rr^^) T KTTjn im "pen poor b tb* (MwrBiioo
whnM iMidtr la wumaii.
jJaM
m. (-31) apoAvMNOii. YiOk. 0ii. IM tvm
rr-v
'^
wh.v art ibou ih pokanniuit
"P^^
in. (pr*cd.) thpumt. Tvg. Y. Bk. IV. u>
D*'*"'!m^ f. (eap. prcOMl.) liUkatire, loqmteiomM. Oc.
K. t. i' Ug.KHn^. Br.4S\ Om.R..4; Dmu
K. .;.. [Ab. Zar. II, 7, v. rr*^^].
^C"'3''TI f. (^9^)-li. ripV?. b0ol^.
TMk. Norn.
WXI, n ; *,
.
Xr^Zn II ,
rv
"T.P'*'
XT'-^x Tmtt. o! a. V. 11 Dent. I, 44. Taig. Jad.XlV,S.
"^^n. Y*. Sabb, I, s\
-"^
^TH
<o 6<PPW lifmH, to ftrmtni (of
:. SS*. 8nh. Il\ Babb. 1&4\
w^'l
ui. (b.
)).; praoed.) f/vtifKNt* i^^woe, Aonrjr
(Of beM, dates &cO- Bakb. 7^ Tar. XI, S S*nnar *!; a.fr.
X*^
* , V. ^r:*rr!.
^C*^I^, SrrZT: pr.u.p\.D'bakt4i, iMMMa
^Uouey-Town) iu GHd- Targ. T. I, 11 Nnu. 3CXX11, M.
Targ.Y. ib. 3 T: (O. STtnic ed. Amst^ ed. BwL
TS-).
-*
IM. ftl/' if
crt iMU *
n
to fagtiiiw mU Mi a. III.
-yi
srVm MM
'^
It^
iMfM blh iMfv aH
MMtt (Ml ftMMal l ia
f^
n. bM
Ml ilrf> itar ia Ml^ V. IMa. II,
41*
iiif AMf. it
(V.
i.4 i xriit. hXm.
xyFV
T^
(b.h.) pr.. AyM. BMM ortbaWriliai<.
t
>r. labb. VII (Xnih t
'71 r-9P
SB ^
?-
INtMi fte
cImtv li^m Kiirm)
%
m\nU of 4ala4rf, tt
to Mid Ac (io4. XVI, t^ Y. . n, r kM. Inai:]
1
f? uvu.
KniTT . CTill ktmp, fOt,
mmmmd. TWy. O. Om.
XXXJ. 4. Targ. Bab 111. I& (pilad p . k. test
^).ft.
r^
1^
O K- ">. >; * '-IT. KIL
I, tr* 4op
|
<'
J"U^ toad r-vi er\ B. & le K& I, t r
r-rm, elar. anor, far
|"iuii; . n^)
Hull 'i4<>
^'
"-:
irm Ibaro to aa MHlog.
(Jar. XVU, II) aad Av-
(la. XXXIT. IS)
^Jl I, Pli.
V^ V^
(*r"0 oC Vr*) to
^ll^ frtdb (C|k.
sre-iri fw >^ rir^r-'.ir -xltml
R.U>II,4(piajroo*-
OVlBtllOM davioaB itn mntct, ^mt> u a<riT nw I
liif. ypr
wB^ 8*>^ *
'ii>>7 M
^6*n
Mpm
tadaala 'S\n6rrt r *fco ataIt a> oOar
^ h sopWMiiaa (Toaar r. tah- IMmtd: aAa
^OTM an iiwfiiff
(V*f
'or an^Ma. ia tka twaii of a
iicbr.]
ZXu ch^ J^\rfmm. Tuv.Piv.XTI,l Vn9l6
rrars Ar. (ad.Va*) bto aMMMb to aoitriakj Ck-tmn^ifS^
-
*^Tl
II, part. paaiL Vc^ v. )exJl^. W-C (iinai.
of V^) to fe Ariiiirf m httf, iijurf Pan. pL t
r*7|T: tAaar arra^fetf mfrMfH^ flfct Aaiir tfkmmm llaBu
R. a. S (ra to Caat. VI, 4) 'S CTR rts* awl whanim
do Tr :lrr-^:Uat) watwbit the ai^lit; Yalk.Om.fn.
/ ])to^ay a /l^. totyaalfrr.Ykah^ei.
But. . 15 (ret to Oaat II. )
"49
Wr? wrt ^*
rcna (Tub. ib. 14; Sam. B. L c V-nBe) Ok, that Be
bw 280 ''nn
would let the flag of love wave over me
!
2) to arrange
an assemble/. Sabb. 63% v. bw I.
^J^ m. (b. h.) troop, division, cohort (cmp. caterva);
standard. Cant. R. to II, 4 ^^V^1^ Michael and his band
(of angels); a.e.

PL D^bsx Num.R.s. 2 di^iu::? 0^13 vni

'^l "\ "T and all of them (the angels) were arranged in
divisions, as it is said (Cant. V, 10) dagul (surrounded by
divisions) of a myriad each (with ref. toPs. LXVIII, 18).
lb. '31 '^
dmx nir^ divide them into cohorts as they
desired (with ref. to Num. II,
2); v. Cant. R. to II,
4;
Tanh. B'midb. 10.Ex.R.s.15 niK2:J xbx
"\
'pX d'galim
means hosts. lb. 'z^ y^fXn '*V\ ... d'^JaUJn ^bs'n the heavenly
hosts are the angels, the earthly hosts (of the Lord) are
Israel. lb. s. 24, end; a. fr.Sabb. 5";
98''
'^ba'iV n^n
"ia'12 resembling the marches of the Israelites in the
desert.
CS^^^) iS~jS T m. (v. preced.) a carrying pole in
the shape of a standard, Ar. (ed. a. Mss. mostly Stba*^,
'?"''i
q.
V.) Bets. 30\ B. Mets.83'' (v. Rabb.D.S. a. l.note,
a. to Sabb. 148'').
S^5'l (^^^S5'''7) m. (ba'n) cunning; false. Targ.
Prov.^XIX, 28 'hrn ed. Lag. (oth. ed. 'bS"!, "\). lb. XXIV. 28
(h. text dSn). lb. XX, 17 (h. text -ip^).Ab. Zar.
22''
(prov.) 'sn'^ rr^ians "l . . . sanDn Ar. (ed. a. Ms. M. S<V5-i)
the pencil splits the stone (marble), a schemer finds out
his like.
DuJn, DuJn, Koh.R.toV,12 015-iaB'n, a corrupt,
arising fr. two Var. to b^aiS ibid., Glljms a. CnsbllB
(TToSttYpoi;, iTOoaXYo;); cmp. Y. Kidd. I, 61^; Sot. lO'"*;
Tanh. Mase 12.
SDIx'il'^ f. (bsTi) cunning, scheme. Targ. Prov. XVII, 4
ed. Lag. (Var. "1). 'lb.XXX,8 ifTb^^^ ed. Lag. (Var. 'Ji-i);
V. N^Sf-
nbj'^T, V. rti^-n,
DJ^f,
V. x^aw.
jJ^ m. (b. h.; v. next w.) pile; grain, bread, bread-
stuff/ Pesik. R. s. 10 d^13> hxn isa'n are the store of
the world. Tosef. Ber. IV, 15; Y. "ib. VI, lO'' Kinm 'nn
'31 the more preferable kind of bread. Tosef. I.e. KliiUJ ^3
^ I'lja 1D"'N1 S?i^
"l"^^
whatever belongs to the seven pro-
duces (Deut. VIII, 8) but not to breadstuffs; Bab.ib.
37*'.
Pes. Ill,
1 ; a. fr.Ned. VII, 2 '31 'nn )'>2 1-113(1
he who
vows abstinence from dagan, is forbidden dry Egyptian
beans, v. next w.Pl. Q'^i^X Pesik.R. s. 41 "in nt< CjBSa
swells the grains; (Yalk. Ps. 75.'i n'bi.l TiH t]3B5a, read
n-'SS^). Tosef. Ber. VII (VI), 8 Var."|i n-^a pr.n.pl. JBefA-
bagan in Judea. Tosef. Ohol. Ill,
9."
[Tosef. Sabb. VII
(VIII), 2, v. lia^.]
iJnt Ithpe. ^Jl'^''S< to be piled up, stored. Ned.
55''
shall
we judge (fr. R. Meir's opinion VII, 2, v. preced.) 'jii'n'iiil ^3
STDffi^ dagan implies everything which is piled up?'

Ber. 47''; Bets.

13'' '31
'^K (':iK) 'xn the one (the piled up)
has become dagan, the other (standing in the ears) is
not yet dagan (with ref. to Num. XVIII, 27).
t^^X'] ch.=h. -la-n. Targ.Y.Ex.XXin,19 (cmp. Tanh.
R'eh^l7 's. v. '-I5).Y.Ned. VII,
40<=
top (ref. to R. Meir's
opinion ib. VII, 2, v. preced.) S"1X1 P535"7 dry Egyptian
beans ai'e the bread of the land (Palestine, therefore
implied in dagan); (ref. to the Rabbis' opinion, ib.) n251
rt112"^ 'its bread' means its home growth.
"IJ*! I (h. nw) 1) to heap, v. Kl'iJ'n.
2) to brood.
Targ? job XXXIX, 14.
Ithpe. la'^'^St to be piled up (of bowels in pain). Targ.
Lam. I, 20.
'
Ib. II, 11 'pXST^X ed. Lag. (h. text lal^n,
cmp. xi'i5'n=i?on).
"I^'^T II (cmp. ipT) to leap. Hull.
51''
stiJ-'X^ bE3 'n
(our w. omitted in Ar. s. v. X^IB'^X) it leaped [and] fell
from the roof (Rashi).
T^, v. 11^.
"Im m. (b. h.;=nil, v. nil ; cmp. "'ri'^) breast, nipple,
teat. Sabb.
144''. Sifr6 Num. 89; Tosef. Sot. IV, 3 (ed.
Zuck. ni23); a. e.Trnsf. spigot. Yoma HI, 10.P/. trr:\.
Ber. 10. Y. Yeb. II, 3'^; a. fr.
v]j CSM^ ch. same. Ab. Zar. 26^ she may smear
poison ii<~i3X?3 'lb on her breast outside.

PI. T^'I'n, S<*^.

Targ. Is. XXXn, 12 (ed. Lag. I'^in).- Lam. R. to I, 1
ijnfi ('nxtj -in
6)
x-^ti "pn 'pb-'X 'j'^ai^ "pini (not Kin) the
two bottlers (in the riddle) are the two breasts. Gen.
R. S.98
'31 "1 'jlSliari'i blessed are the breasts which nursed
such a son.
Smif, v. Kni'^'n.
T : T :
TVr\, V. 111.
T
mi, V. "^-i-i.
T T
i<mrni, v. xsiirrn.
^T\^rT\, V. t<-^^x
T T ; -
'
"'11,
nil {h.h.; Q.^[^\^p.^'^^)to move nimbly, hop, trip.

PI. <Tn^ 1) to tvalk,puU (a young child or beast unable

to walk' by
itself). Sabb. XVIII, 2 '31 -jibasJ y^T^-^^
you
may lead or pull calves &c. (on the Sabbath). Ib. riffiX
'31 rrn-iri a mother may walk her child. Ib.
128''
)^H '^'n'^l
iC? 'pTlia push you may, but make them hop, no. Pes. IV, 7
(55^)
'31 -p-iitn^l "I'l'n'i^ Ar. (ed. only 'Jil'^Tn^). Sabb.
88''
and the angels "jniX "j'^'n'i'a led them (the frightened Is-
raentes)back;-|1^1"i xbxiniT' r."J<readnot(Ps.LXVlII, 13)
yiddodunhut y^duddun (they lei them). Cant. R. toVIII, 11
the angels
'31 diib "t'^'n'iTS led the Israelites away, 1'^rn
'31 i3B!3
"p^ii^ and they themselves tripped timidly before
the Lord, v. infra. Y. Sabb. XVII, end, 1
6''
; Y. Erub. X,
26-^
top
'31 in^l^ he makes the bolt slide with his finger tips.
Cant. R." to IV, 8 [read:]
'31 d3'iK1 d^iri -pIX He had just
been leading them (through the Red Sea), and they should
Jul
not tnwir
TTT^
"^
'
llir
U.
I
(111* Milt'
(frr
VQ inwr (rtHMl T^r^i ^^
|H( U
I
t t, .'
Il.olt) w n
nMK llola. I .
llMy Mit
iMUg
idwiii Itio ttfwll. (Ui.b vt 3* *^ HV^
<'
bordboul<lnoihiiii ;)(ewora^il. V.KMld i
lop
n^t^ n:3n nr-* "rs li to Um ImMI of ud..
Ui travsl (him |iUfl lu pUc.
pm, pm, Y. aOil
8^**-T^, Laui. iL lo i.. .. ..
xfn.
Q^ITT m. pL (b. h.) IXn/MOlic, a DOOMdie ttib* oo
th )H>rtlni uf IduuuMii. Tkoli. YiUiro 5.V. U
'
^
\i
x
PT1,
T. B, UmH. II, 5* top, upl.
m;
ro (Mish.
ib. II. a), prob. rrri (i^it^;, pi.) pMfHMotf, (umI for
lorvhM; Bab. ib. Sa* irsO-Vil; r. Sn. Aat. . v. Tm<U)l
8"m, V sr^il
2rn
(cmp. am, anx) to h^ r^d (wftUtwy-^Bif.
' orfien, MoJbe red (t- Lev. R. , 15.
on MoeMrftoA, U. XI ^ - "^n^ wnc UiAt
!<>iw with indifiuuioo tb ftM* of tTcry on* oomiof
3r^, iCr^ m. eh.-b.anT, goU. Tuf.Okll,n
;
!..T.B.]f*U?ri,rbot. Tt-qsp golden pieeerMun-
n . V T*m. 88*; tutr^B. Mat*. 70*; & Bath. !
Nir -
on piaeas of gold (for tha naltii^ pot).
lb. >.& =< r<nB
r
'*i
if a note haa tha word 'gold*
(Without any futhar daAnMoa), it maaiw bo la than a
Dnar in |totd (t. Babb. D. 8. a. L Bota).
"^^m
pr. n- m> (praead.) DaUbai (Ooldamith).
Hikg. 2.
^'^'Tl
m* (preaad. w.) prievtiifaU, oaiA. Tiatg.
U K$th. in, 11 (ed. Lac. '^ ooit- ^m^
"^^iTT m.Bh. *3nT, ^oUMmtiLiY. ram. Cant. B. to
V, ;> a'om (oorr. aoo.).
*i^n to kaft. frtp (of yoanff of ii<mI
M
^,4, -^
"VI If
ftMa) h| froa*
>ili. >'
i IMa IP.
ahb. itl^
Xfjy^
^yf^
piM bfVlAt,
(ad
*
1^M.f*Mb.
nra*(t, ut^ >^ T Ab. JU
7 a vaaal aada at imm
f-

"Hm. R. a. ftd (m. i iMM, ta^iid sMa
Btlk-mmm. ilh. VII. fi fr..^ 1 Van r-s . r^!^
i6
' " *"
id MA datwT* !
a af tail, CM^ )i Vv rw.
t^ <L a t.an*4 /ll^ Hmmti (dMlt>lNM)
HaflMfMk OmUIm (babJ ikav Mil llM fl
(tha IttiiliUi^ V.
^Vlb
a^ Um 4a
With wta mMak (iimm^ asf^ ^
Mill; V.
IX. Il^i Y. Ab tmf. III. 4r kac; TaA Jik.lT (,
Ar. ('onpL *. *. |Vi i>,
ipr*'!, t|f


Taqj- J94 XI. . 1w^ r*iif,
ad.
ui
PTTT,
77T (aap.mi:toiank.dlalateBytthVr\
cap. nT*j lo dr^ to la /M (aunaa
p
. to h. 97 a. n^|,
Targ. lroT. XI. 8S TTnr ad.
Lc.
(Tar
".-
J . ,i'T, ewrr.
aaa.)i a. f^.
A, pm I) to /atfca. Targ. iV XXHi. ^. -ry. rrv*
XV,80;a.a.-4>to#rir/'at
TWf. V.Dwi.XXXJ.M.-
CTafl. Pa. XX. 4, .
WTM
AApa.
TTiT <
*^P-
^
/''
^^^ 1^ XXXIT. C
Shabo. 47\ T. nast '
p/T, JCT^ a. (praead.) /M.
^ffT
>
1*
rrnmn
-*
*3&9 r^ go aaar a tot smb. aad ba htL^tf.
rrm. Taif. p*. XCll. !. Ib. XXII. JO (Var. tr^.
Sr7*7, . icrn.
in^
I^
^r!^
m.(pnead.)/al. TWi.PaiXXXTl,f
(Var TT^K Targ.U LV, S ad. Bkt.
*0
(ad. Li. a. olh.
,'( I I'P; cmp. R^ i^vy.
'"pOT^ (imam, oT praead.; el^
191^

/of. to awrpf. Targ. Pa. XX, 4 (ad. WO. frr; h.
ML _ fl (i^t\ Mi9>
T^9
i*""^-
'"V
'^'-
XXXR ~(L Laf. ttrti.
^Z''i3r% 'CT^ t (praeod. wit)
V*'
/W todL
n xrrrar (a Mrlaad date) a tpeeim tf
itdet
9f
ttrwmg
pr\i 282 Kiaii^
perfume. Keth. 61* 'srTi; Sot. 49" 'J-^ni (corr. 'J-^rrn). lb.
's-^ni xn^l (read 'J'^nin) the flavor of a d'Mnunitha.
pm, V. pnn.
Tl I (=1rt":T, cmp.
'I'l)
who, tohich is, since he, it, &c.
Y.Sabb.XIX,beg. le** "inxn s<in . . . n^St in the same that
says.. . ., says also &c. Y. Peah I, IS*^ top
'31
"^ra n "'^SlS
because he wants to teach &c. Y. Maasr. I,
49^ hot. 11 )'0
from the time that. Y. Gitt. IX,
50*^
top nobody says
'even"3l till^ n xbx except he admits the preceding; a. fr.
I'll! c. (=')?) this, that. Y.Naz.IV,end,53'^. Y.Erub.
V,
22"=
top Ci':BblS:1 11 itself (the whole area of the town)
and two thousand cubits beside.
t\ III (^uo, only in certain compounds) two, double.
Lev.E.s. 14, beg. X133 "pBI^IIB 11 Adam was created with
two faces (male and female persons combined); Gen. R.
s, 8, beg. I-'I; Ber. 68^^; a.e.Ex.R.s.S Xa:^ H'^n 'HIS 11
the word of the Lord went forth in two characters
(killing and reviving). V.
1*^1
II.
^y],
V. ri.
Ji!S"*T (b. h. axi) pr. n. m. Doeg, 1) the servant of
Saul. Snh. 106''; a. e.
2) one D. ben Joseph. Lam. R.
to I, 16; Sifra B'huck. ch. VI.
I'iX'^, Pa. of 1W I ch.
"IS^*^ I, "iSll'^j m^'^ m. (Ill I, cmp. preced.)
1)
(transl. of cursor) mail-carrier, despatch-bearer. Tanh.
Bkeb 11 '31
ibfiTD t^'^ii'^ 1 a cursor who travelled with
an ordinance in his hand. Sabb.
19* xn^S 1 25"^ip Ms.
M. (ed.
'1 "^2) th mail-carrier (ed. the post office) is per-
manently located in town.
2)
(Pers. davar, judge, ruler,
PI.)
'1 "^5 ^^^ (Persian) circuit cowrf consisting of regular
law scholars, opp. !!tnD"'a?3l '^J'^^l squires in country places
ignorant of the law. B.Kam. 114 (Ms. R. 1 "^ax in the &c.,
Ms. M. Iixna, corr. ace). Gitt.
68'' '21 1 ''n fi<2'^St1
ll"^:
since there exists (in Persia) a lawful court, and he did
not sue (the tax officer). Ab. Zar.
26'*
''Sb !!<;?3''T "b Xli'ipS
'1
I am summoned to court (and have no time). [In later
Hebr. literature 1X11 "^a is used in the sense oi post-office.]
liSl^ II m. (cmp. preced.) davvar, a species of
hzard. Ex.R.s. 15end[prob. to be read lilS, v. Hull. 127^
or lailin, V. Sifra Sh'mini ch. VI, Par. 5].
n^'^, n'^'l ch.=h. nit, to flow, drip. Targ. Ps.
LXXVIII, 20'(Var. iniill). Targ. Lev. XV, 25 ai1\
Part.
2'iXI, '^^^X lb. 33.Hull.
8''
hot.Pes.
74'' '2^^'r\ Sip
it drips.
Nidd.22a'iai'i^1 125 it must be fluid. Hull.^l33.
3n, Jrl c. {b.h.;'Z'2l)[murmurer,]bear. Kidd.
72=*;
Ab. Zar.
2''
; Meg. 1
1*
(used of Persians, ref. to Dan.VII, 5).
Allegorically: temptation. Num.R.s.l3; a.e., v. nia.

PL d-^ail. Snh.
107''.
31"^,
yi, S^l^ ch. same. Targ. II Sam. XVII, 8.
Targ. Is. XI, 7 (some ed. Sta^l, corr. ace.).Kidd. 72^
Taan. 25*. Gen. R. s. 87, beg. "|^p
'1
Xti here is the
temptation before thee.

PL '("^Sll, "^211. Targ. 11 Kings

II, 24.Taan. 1. c; B. Mets. 106*.[X311, Kllil wolf, v.
Klail.] [Targ. I Kings XIV, 28, v. 5<:11.]
^2%
m^i, s"T^, ^;n^'^ m. ch.=h. =iT, aux,
T T T T ; T _
gonorrhoea, abnormal menstruation. Targ. Lev. XV, 2
sq.
[Targ. Y. ib. 3 r\-^^-^, read n.l'll]; a. e.
^kS 3lM pr. n. m. Dubbiel (bear-god), the genius of
the Persians (v. nil). Yoma 77*, v. XiO'^X II.
S^IllM m. (v. <i^''3i) a species
of figs
or sycamore.
PI. "ilsnii- Ber.
40'J
(defin. 'n'Op^ nun). [xbnil, Sot. 10*,
V. xVn\]
SjJ n m. (v. Nnii)=h. 27, one aiflicted withgonorrhoea.
Targ.'^Lev. XV, 4; 7; a. e.
&^)^!2^'^, V. i<pn'ii.
"yy^
back, V. 12112.
lUlIlTT m. (v. 1^21) honey-crop. Deut. R. s. 1 STO211
ilb3>2^ what honey the bee produces, belongs to its owner;
Yalk. ib. 795. [Hall. I, 4 -^115211, Mish. ed., v. 1^:211.]
i^lZJDI'^ m. ch.=h. t^21. Targ. Jud. XIV,
8
; a. fr.
Ber.
37'''.
Ib.
38* "ilTani 1 date honey; a. e.Yoma
83''
some ed.
!!<U52'i1.
jILjIm m. (preced. wds.) 1) honey-crop, honey-store.
B. Kaoi.
114''. Snh. 101*. B. Bath. 80* '|2iy211 their own
stock of honey.2) honey-cake.Pl.'^^y::'^^-^. Hall.
1, 4 (3),
expl. Y. ib.
57''
nbx3 "^hxi meligala, honey and milk cake
(Mish. ed. "pTiJ2l1, corr. ace).
;}<p13^3^'^ f. (preced. wds.) honey-like. Gitt.
69*
'1
6<n''32bn sweet galbanum.
SptZjDTi, V. N|3iijsi.
Jl^M ch.=h. 5X1, to be anxious, troubled. Part. S'^Si,
y^y^. Sabb. 156'"2l XS'^XI Hirishe was very much troubled
over it. M. Kat. 28* pni '^Si'il
Xp llti the rabbis were
troubled (over R. Huna's sudden death).
nun, V. 15311.
T :
"'Jill m. pi. (ail, V. 5X1) drippings from melting fat.

'1
'a a receptacle for the drippings of a roast. Hull. 111''.
mS'^jn, Yalk. Deut. 923, v. mxi2l2.
T'Jm,
Y. Keth. n, 26'!, v, 5iT.
n'^Jl'^'^ f.
(=n'i5151, denom. of 51) fisher-boat, light-
going boat for shallows, Palestinean word for Babylonian
n'iS'12. B. Bath. 73*; 78''; Y, ib. V, beg. 15*.
)XDX^% ^12^% naJll^ f. (oEqixot, cmp. TrapA-
0iY[xaj 1) simile, illustration (cmp. ~'b ^'^^^,
i'^^ ^^''S
i
n^ll I2in). Cant. R., introd.
'1
ntT^n . . 13? up to Solomon's
T^^^J^J^W*^
'* urgnoMFnt >
y
rtiu
2M1
'/;
Mlir. K<l<ir. V,
!
r w,i

\ \ II, n)
''t i l' I
*"
fe*ri( 111 ti r>
nlMkl lnllr<ril,r fV<
Mnfr, V fAiii. R. lo V,
A W<
'- *^-
I
V. milI. Num. H
that whieb i
<>^-
of hU Ull.
Omn. U. 71 r

r ;;-
PTjjn, rsjr. "rr^J", r*
Sabb. I, 8 ^S)<i, M ihou..
,A ,
J,,'.;,
; i r,,.
> MMNplliatf
kf
Mtwl* mag
aUlM<lif me*-
'-
''
MUI.,... ,..,
.. Ilbb M^
thmrttt
'ft (H
\xxvi,7 rr?)-
I. . om* raal. .-.<.>.
\XVIII ni i' i nayn;
*rn Yar. lo TomC,
-J
I

pi. (a timnspos. of
dttijfnt. 0#n. R. . 11
':*
7^?^
"^
^r: *9X5 rx""^ Ar.
(Mt. 7-ru2 Kcsrr, mmmmI. (boo* w^ooiT.ae.; Tua^ Ki
I
<a 83 Bribe irssn
799) HbowtoUiM(ilMrifhi-
i) 9onMtbinf oorrMponding to tbair dMigM (ravurd)
Mtd to tboM he Tmnh. P'kodi 1 1 (rcf. to Job XXJCVI,7)
U) Lord roftuM not to th rigbtoooi nuto ^Vs ^ a ren'-
itation of hw dovifas (idaala), t. prtood.
rVr^""
Midr. TUL to Pfc CXVIII. rod rT?r^-
l^^ I
\'
*] (b. h.; pr, n. ra. ittrui. King oi i*ri.
Bar. V: a. v. ft-.'n ;a or
'^
(-rroo) tha too of David
(Ui
I
<), the ladaamar of brad fton
eap- < ^ a Moood Darid. B.Hah.S5*
(a acrat wmtobword;
"3^
^^S
'^
David, tbe Kiof of Israal,
is aliva he Y. Bar. II ft' top. Yab. 8S*; a. f^.
Tr\, TI (b.h.) 1 )
frienti, hrer, Mpvof
;
(allafor.) tke
Loni^as th bloTed ofIsrael. Cant. B. to 1.4, v.
1^;
a. c
S) nW^, fatMer"* brotJker, Stfra K*dosh. Par. 10. ah. XI;
Tab.M^~Pin.nrTr^nTtai/. lb.Pterrn i)/ViaMb;
rtlaM. Y. 8nh. XI, SO* bot.; T. Bar. I, S** bot. (rat to
Cant. I, S) 'SI "ran "i tbe word* of tha seholan ara
rdtad to tbe words of the Law; Caat. B. to L a. Ah.
YaL M. a I*. OMk ft. a. tr IB
7^
'V'"
''
. r- '. !*; D i. flb L a.
f>Mii. M. L
e
) b4it * u^ i(US') tovi^ AT Illy daMTel
Itji'fah.
V. 'Tma. ir.it* I,, . _ ,_ . ,
-^
^
.. . - '.u
way niiiiM Mif} LMk ft. 10 II. fl "'9n (aoir. a.)
inn Mu (h. Ik.
m) latf*r. al^Wi. ^. Tart. U Km^
lY.
-- - . ... .,-, f^
g^i,^
im^
Ti'. Iwa waaiart
ba(lMi(ilMialiM*. U.IU'.
:X ibhh.l
.
-rWlt-rwil. ir-p%
-
Jla.SVI.lt
XXXTlll. i{ a. . Tmff, Y. Uv. Ytti, n gy
<
;
m
p),
X
I*
"I, t. H H^
f
^^ i I
If T. irrr*.
C*2Tr;
m. pL (b. h. vrfr) DUmdU% a T^tmIi
tribe, V.}rrrr^
0.B.a.sr,haK.: Taft.Chr. |n (ft
to -Ti,
Oeo. X. 4, a.
TT,
I Chr. I, T).
rni, .
-
-
*r^ f. fnr) aMuAraaMaiL T. Ah Ear. II, ' hot.
;
r., bowavar, IL-tX.?.
^^'^"
Targ. Frov. III. a4. L^ (!.
-
.
-
fci 111*], T. imrw.
nr^, pi. f^?r. T. "Tt.
"*iT7, T.

_
-
1
^ ^
Ti
j^,
>?,
KT'T^
*T?
"^ <^> 44rf; (roilrat.l
trr^fofioM hj meane of boekata. Tary. U. Xl, IS (ui.
Yiaau V|9)larBh-fo^ rrnra *6 rr^ "n ha afght cartj
tha hMkat with taioi^B. liai& I0* top
*0
... ijb "VSV
Toa oBgliK to haaa btoBgto the watar or froai tha larya
waD hj hnigaliac wrIcB. Ih. 7T* "lb . . TRa if om hired
ibr ifTi^rtiav worfc. K. Kai. 4* n ^rm
bb^^'^ 284 1'i''^'^
was doing irrigating work. Yeb.
97*^
"t I^Ti '^xb'l ye
water drawers engaged in irrigation.

PL 'J'^^ll.!?.
Tai-g.
II Esth. I, 2.
T T ; T T :
-
pT^ m.=*,'ias<!i. Ab. II, 7 Ar. (ed. WXl).
It: tt tt: t t
It : - tIt -' 't :-
T
' T
-
SIZJTl'l m. C>yw) 1) treading, passage. Sabb. 8l''
"1
dnu?3 because of treading down (injuring a neighbor's
field). B. Bath.
22'^ '31 ioni
'^
the passage between the
walls (stamping the ground) is beneficial to both build-
ings.
2) ordinary course, habit B. Kam.
116'' fT^^'l'^
b'^TXI M'^pS he (the boatman) took his wonted course.
Ber.
16=^ "JipS niUJTil Ar. (ed. tT^3-iD) he followed his habit
(in recitation).
(Si nr\ f. {'|^1) the sick man's draught, medicine for
the appetite. Targ. Job VI, 7 (Ms. xmiT ; h. text "^inD).
ISniT^, i^T\yi f. ch. (=h. niT^; V. xni-n) a menstruat-
t:t t:t tt' r '
zng ivoman. Targ. Y. Num. XXXI, 23 (some ed. Stni'n).
"IJim, V. laDsi'i.
TVil, Hif. rrn,r\ (b. h. ; v. rri^) [<o fcri^'Aien,] to wash
off,
cleanse, rinse. Mikv. VII, 3. Hull.
8'*
rp'i'O he must
wash the meat (at the place where the knife passed);
a.fr.Tam.IV,2 "j'^nin^n n^n the washers' hall where the
offering meat was washed. Y. Ab. Zar. HI,
42''
hot.
Eof. n-im to be tvashed, cleansed. Makhsh.IV,3 b'^nirn
^^!1P111; in order that the dish may be washed by the rain
;
Hull. 16^; Sabb.
11 1'; a. fr.
Nif.
H'i'n'i?, ^'i^3 to be washed away. Koh. E. to VII, l
;
Midr. Sani. ch. XXIII.
fjl'l ch.,
Af.
Pi-ix same. Targ. II Chr. IV, 6.
nriT^, Yeb. so'' ; Gitt. 57% v. r\'prr\.
T
' ' T
^^D^'Hll ch.=h. "iPli^. Targ. Y. Num. XV, 19.
iSDni^ ni. (T^nn) laughter, scorn. Targ. Job XXXIV, 7
(Lev.^xin?).
jM IM m. (b. h. '^TV\) a species of millet. Pes. 35^.
Ber. 37*; a. fr.
pn n, pIlM m. (pni) [pressure;] ^) need, distress.
Hag.
5* 'ipn'in nsiaa just when he needs it (no sooner);
Yeb. 63* (v. Tosaf. a. 1.). Ab. II, 3 'ipn-l n2U:a when
he is in need (of official protection). Y. Ber. V,
9'^
'no, V. ii-STX.
2) crowd, V. piirr^n.3) emergency, v.p'm.
[In later Hebr. pri'i'n a forced opinion or reply, v.
.
next w.]
SSpM/lM, Spnii ch. same; 1) squeezing, forcing.
Targ. Y. Num. XXil,24 'nS in a narrow place.Pes.
14'',
a. 6.
'=1 "Ti ilipni'n "'X^ what forces R. . . . (logically) to
put it &c.Hull. S'^ xrDtJT 'n the force of the knife (the
blade forcing its way).2)
crowded state, pushing. Ber.
6
'
ribs'! 'n Ms. M. (ed. nbsn mm '1) the pushing at public
lectures, v. <i|3. lb.'', v. S<"i3!!< I.3)
oppression, extortion,
distress. Targ. Ex. 111,9; a. e.Gitt. 43* XTQ-iill 'T D1^^
because the exorbitant price is an extortion of the com-
munity.4) difficulty. Bets. 30* '^n I'm (Ms. M. Xpnn)
a load carried (on ordinary days) with a great effort.
I I) n" (b. h. ; cmp. 3!S;^) [to drip, melt aivay,] to
mourn, rejnne. Nidd. 23''
(ref. to Deut. XXI, 17 "iDK, cmp.
^1^) "i-^h'J niT labu: ^^ a child over whose death his
(the father's) heart is grieved. Ber.
16''
122b tll'i'^ bx may
our heart not sink. Kidd. 8l'' Q'^ll^n bs ll-l-^ let all those
mourn who feel the affliction; Naz. 23\ Yeb. 47* the
Israelites ... are d'^lll (some ed. D'^'^ll'n, Part. pass.) broken
down (under persecution). Gen. R. s. 60; s. 74; a. fr.
Nif. mil? to be afflicted. Pesik. Asser, p.
96* imx bs
'3UJ ^iS<n over this man (me) in his afifliction; Tanh.
R'eeh ed. Bub. 7 (Tanh. ib. 10 inn^3U5, Yalk. Deut. 892;
Prov. 962 imi3UJ, corr. ace).
Hif tll^n to afflict. Y. R. Hash. I,
57''
hot. nb ninri
'31
afflicts it (the year, causes prayers and fasting from
fear of failure of the crop) in its beginning.
11, H"]"! I ch. same. Targ. Jer. XLVIII, 17; a. e.
Ithpe. ''rr^ii to feel pain, groan. Hull. 51*
i?3'^ip1
IW^a
they groan constantly.
^n, ^yi II (v.preced,; cmp. b. h. ClOS, nbs) to look
out for, espy.' 8abb.35 niT?2b "^.l^ Ar. (ed. ilN"!) he looked
eastward (for the reflection of the setting sun). Ib.
53''
they raise their nostrils [read:]
i.in '^'D "^50^1 (Ms. 0. ^aiTD)
and march like looking out (for the wolf). Ker.6* 11'n
'Sini^isb Ar. (ed.im) watch the lips of&c. Tam.26'' "^l-i
'31
Xsnb he (the watchman) looks out in both directions.
*
J
M, 'y] m. (Sti'n I) sad, depressed. Targ. I Kings
XX,"43; XXI, 4 (ed.'vien. ^I?).P/.
"Jl^, "ill-i. Targ. Is.
XVI, 7 (ed. Lag. 'in, corr. acC); 11.
'^T}>
^"'1'^'
^"J"*!!
- ch. (=h.
'il'n,
v. preced.) grief,
affliction. Targ. Gen. XXXV, 18 (h. text i31X, v. ni'n).
Targ. Y. ib. XLII, 38 "^il^ (0. XSni).
S^l'^ m. same. Snh. lOO'' (cit. fr. the Book of Ben
Sira) '31 "1
b^sn xb suffer not grief to enter thy heart &c.;
S^n, V. N2n.
"ITI/T m. {"^Ti) grief. Yalk. Jer. 279 rii3 b^ iari'^ the
grief over the (destroyed) Temple (differ, in Lam. R.
iutrod. 32).
iwi
y^y^ m. (^ At,) M^Mliiy. eht^. t^
to n^ V*"

: > whieli oii't owA Imui4 woinnI 11^ I. . M/i MTti

1^ I (V !.) I) I*
fmmd. pfMk. Y, iMt. !,*<
l'< Mill
not lt> |- S' fQl^ M I" |>t|t.lii
........ .,,"-
- fr
iP^
eh. woM. Part.
T*!. T^
^Mf.O. Nvoi. Xi.i.
Ai.
T??
"Mil*, iwu. u* -r
rrr"
'a < Ot*
pn
. . . Pp'"*) wtia Iboit iMMtttdMl (oo A Boljr Dajr),
bMid Um martar aldawajrv luid puttnd.
I
mp.'pn) to rjMmgmM. KliM. ll* 7*9
TV
1^*
V. *pll (mimint in ikI.) t><>i>t<' cam* to
pal Ut itra oau
^jn
II, SDTI m. (cmp.
T;
A-yr. 'n to
Bohr. KAT |. .tof*) (ModM e#; poimttd omt,] ptmea,
katL Tftrg. I Klnta XIV.
w (wl.
Uf.
3n, mom m1 KS**,
oorr. Mc.); Trg. II Clir. XU, 11 (li. Iwt MT).Br.la^
lb. 4t\ V. jirsrj,
?|
vT
III m. (y. prod.) itmier,ekitf99mmanitrt ly
in
n^ Tfn (an aJa
p
fUon of dux dsMun, 4C
SmxAv,
.DaOai^s.vO tb laadar of Um MnriOM of Um Lcritoi^
T.
^. T. Sabb. X. If; Nain.R.a.7 (rvadarinff of mc:
^ma Nob. Ill, 8S). lb. . 4, vnd (raad :] "Tn
rm -v^
'S> I^Bsn BauHu was chief commandar, prioca ortr
priaeaa ; cmp. WXm,~-*PI, V^PL Qan. B. a. 5 .(play oo
C*:-. I**. X( III, 8) ('Um Hrvn Ml op thair voteaa*, aajr-
injj to the wava* of the 8aa) ^5^? S'^ri
j taadan,
rtcoiv* ua: fTalk. Pa. 844 ^CM S*sn are eniahadl.
s:Vi, V. II.
CiIvT, wDvT m. (dux) dux, commtmifr. Ex. B.
!. \h, A. A-.{6a. B. a. ft o^ orr6 Bahi, . ooon)
PL Stan, T^^sn. Oaat. B. to n. Ift iryjyn w (read
*cr*
) Koma aitd bar Awit. Oan. B.a. 78 "^sn my (Bona'a)
ilMott; a. ft-. ri^v.B.a.ie '<Qim iTQreTi, raad aaad. WU.
'^
"irw
D^TVJ V. M^SW.
^^ w . J II, . preoad.
ST"-*^
t
C^)
wtorUar (h. ns^)- Tmrg. T. I Ham.
XI,
8.'
^^"^ m. (cmp. -^ ll> place to ateiitf , aten^ ifaf,
aap. JDmAAoh, the priaeta'ataga firaaawUah tiiay proaoaaaa
Um banadiotion. Mkld. U,8; a.ft-.io n%cr to go ap Uw
stafa, to o/JScMto oa primt, Sabb. 1 18^; a.a.S> i rl^ift
MTVMv /row Me etead^ the LeriUf$ tiiyiiy.
t^
. M^^TT
all. iMwe. TW V V
ff,
'
*fc.r"^li a. la gaa. b-vArr ji^form,
fmm^ \au ui a uum hn m/m Ilia Madwrafa pHiar>
wWrti imailiae iw aaljr ii
p
apii Oap,
ry
%
rUJl^ c
cm t. im
^
ii n ii
np
.
^mmMitA riL
Kai.l.(Hbi bay iir
**
r^mv paw far
lUt. If, a. a-
- /t
-rr-, ir-W
Taf. OaaC fI. ii
a. a, Oaa. . a.
'
B. to X. ta. I^aaa B
Ialfi4 (B Ala
"
?t (rwd ) "^S
n*>Q5*t
lla ac/< aiplt^l a
a*
(raip.
^
II I.I
DltSC^D^ wk. {tmrnfm. at iW/trrat) 4i# to-
ap/tf, aa !aferKr kiad of fvrkmtml, opp a sihp. pM
paralnaaai of aapartor qaaU^. llaa. fl^
''
*<%',
abb. Yt^i a. fr^A TtWBsn. T. Ukh. \ utA
pa
\
"CTOpi" o.
aptaUoo of lUj
iXL-
arrfmaf. Mif. IT* 'sn ad. iJI<. JL -sc:*
aspL by B. BharfMdi ann irr^ tba rid.
^
I
of tba towa. (Caip. Xlp"**!]
M^^DSn t (da-iau af
pn)
AM.^ (.dwadarX
femaarMliijp. OhM.B.ioVI, is |ffaad:J IV^aavi ^ ^ an
give ma tba fotaraofabip of O. (t.
H^Sf^V
lb.
'91 "1
baTfa^aataradtbaoAeabaaaaM^avaftaa
(to Sappboria).
pOn, T.B. Mata. U.8bo. "C. MSa ai, .
Vv'w^ 1 I, T. OQQIL
S- r -rill.
r*2""~ eao.ofiraw) I am Mr. ori
Keth. : rj^L
STT"" '. f-r -^ n) ^Caee. Bar.
41^ Oatarab. wlib
ywbara atoa (la Babbiaiwl ii-
^ . -
--
"13
ia aaoUter piac* (of tba
Seriptarm). & Mala. M^ boC; a. t. fr
^vi (T. idn)tovMd,dramia<!fr. Daooai. V^lAani
*Af.
V*r^'to vtad a^. m^aAmm, pevparv /br ipia-
wm. Tab.9''r*rr )c:"r=t Ar.a.T. Vi& baj f>aa*y madi)
aad do Bot wiad tbatam (ad. Vrr icr* r=t, . Vn I a. D\
ittjWL V*-^
^
< iir Ava /Wa^ to fiac mator
faawf* fmr irrifttym. B. Batb. * Vr^ JT^rrt bat
b^^ 286 xcrn
perhaps the well (to be dug) will prove unfit for irri-
gation? lb.
12''.
^^Tf^-'
^"^^Vl.
m- (^^^. ^- ^^11) ^^'^. skein.PI.
"Vby^J Hull. 60'^'^they give the leper a reel bh'^^ "iPiDI ed.
(Ar. St^bll'i) and he must wind up the clues or skeins.
pD'^S^'lM m. pi. (oeXcpiv) dolphins (aflsh about which
many, fables were circulated among the ancients, cmp.
Sm. Ant. s. v.). Bekh.
8^ '3SVl1 (Var. X3"'Sbw, corr.acc;
Ar. ed. pr.
'Y^J;
Tosef. ib. I, 11.
Jj^DDbl'^ m. (qb^) hlear-eyed.Pl. ^SSbin. Ketli.
60''.
['pSSbl-i^ feekh. 8^ v. preced.] ["^SSlsl-i, Tosef. Kel. B. Bath.
I, 9, read "'psbll.]
DIpSbTl,. DpSbn, Sifre Deut. 231, v. 0'ip'nn"'>.
^j^^nbii, V. x:")^^.
D'l'T, imper. of DOT.
DI'T, D"''^ (cmp. DOT, Ml) fo speak in a loiv voice,
to Kuspect. Part, pass, Q'^'^T suspected. Yeb.
52* iTlti dn'^n
ri">n^'^n^
'1
he was suspected of illicit relations with his
mother-in-law; Kidd.
12*'
IT^S'^^a fiin^n X^a'^p . . . . (v.
Rashi to Yeb.l.c.) his mother-in-law was suspected &c.;
Yeb. 69*'
sq.
SQI'^ pr. n. Duma. Tosef. Par. II (I), 1 nn'^n "n
nx"ip3 the cow was named Duma (Var. l^iT '^1 the owner's
name Avas D., v. XTS^); Yalk. Num. 759 DOT.V.riBW II.
TV2TI I f. (v. aw) 1) evil report, rumor. Nidd. 66*,
V. n-Q'^i.2) a woman of
ill repute. Sot.
27'^.
Gitt.
69''
'^
ins
'^
iT^MttJI which an ill reputed daughter of an ill-
reputed mother has spun.
HQIm II f. (b.h.; preced.) 8^7cnce,^a^
of
death. Masc.
Dumah, the guardian angel of the deceased. Ber.
18''
(Ms. M. X^W). Hag.
5 '^h
ni^ Wn^b^^a I (the angel of
death) hand him over to Dumah. Sabb.
152**.
Dl23l'l, V. s-io^^.
'^Q^'^
f. (Wn) evilreport, gossip. M.Kat.18''; Yeb.25'^
'31 XHOT
"1
the gossip of a place must remain undenied
for a day and a half (in order to be acted upon legally).
b^ 721m m. (XOT) resemblance, {there is) an analogy;
{under) analogous conditions. Kidd. 19* 'si (T^Til '^ 132
'his son' (Ex. XXI, 9) means a son like himself (the
father), as he (the father) is of age, so must his son (to
whom he designates her) be of age. Shebu.40''; B.Mets.4''
'31 d"^b3*l
"1
under similar conditions as the just stated
claim of chattel and landed property. Meg.
2* "i dni5*2*
'31 ilia 035311 z'mannehem (their respective seasons, Esth.
IX, 31) is analogous to z'mannam (ib. 27); as z'mannam
means two days &c.M. Kat.
4'^;
a. fr.
013*12^21 M pr. n. m. Doniifian, the Roman Emperor.
Y. Sabb. klV,
14''
'^a'^OTI n^nia; Y. Ab. Zar. II,
40''
Ohjitj^inn (corr. ace).
I^ISTl,
Esth. R. to VI, 10 111332 1, read 'ion-i-iS C^ip,
V. 'piaa. V. D"^^ip.
1D"'DT1, read '^3'^rii'n (vocat. of dorainua) O Lord.
Lam. R. to I, 5 Ar., v.
i3'^3.
[^1l^0^1, )^i'^m^, 'pS'^'ail, Gen.
R. s. 8; Koh. R. to VI, 10, read li3^'^n.]
'^pD''?'^'^'
""P?^"^*^
^- pi- (dominicae, sub aedea, v.
Revue des Etudes JuiVes, 1884, p. 277) churches. Snh.
74''
Xni3 inb ',3'^nni '^3'^r! '"I1 ipllp 'in Ms. M. (ed. omit. X113
;
Var. lect., v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1.) how dare we give fire
to those churches (on Sundays)? ["^pUp, "^pXllp &c., mis-
nomer of xupiaxY), the name used by the Greek teachei's
of Christianity, corresp. to the Latin dominica. For
another explan.v.Revue des Etudes Juives 1885, p. 195 sq.]
SDQI'l, V. 5OT.
DDI'^, V. DOT.
T T T
^212% V. ^prii.
^
S^DZ2n, V. x;;&i^^'n.
l5<''pDn, Yeb. 17'\ V. "ipai-i.
jIm m. (v. X21) keg, measure. B. Bath.
90*'
they
called it XBS
'1
(quot. Tosaf. to Yeb.
79'*
ed. Til, Ms.M. 11,
Ms. H. 113) and they named it (the measure introduced
by Papa) XBS
'1
Papa^s keg.
SST'GSDi'l, i<D^t23l^ m. pi. (donativa, pi.) im-
perial donations. Gen. R. a. 10, end (ri3 . . ., corr. ace);
Yalk.ib. 16 'a^311. Ex.R. s.41 nS^-J roil some ed. (corr.
ace). Num. R. s. 7; a. fr.
T : T :
-
^yn, V. 53'^'n.
JlDl*! m. (b. h.) wax. Lam. R. to I, 4
'13
i;DS'3 they
became (yellow-complected) like wax.
"iJlDn, V. 15311.
HDii, nn^t3 ran, nn^^raTi, v. xn-^-js^sii.
01*^
(=\2il1) to stamp; denom. KD'^'^i.
CSD IM pr. n. m. (prob. an abbrev. of Dositheus, v.
^xnpil) Dosa, a Tannai, usu. named R.D.benHarkhinas,
or Hork'nos. Eduy. Ill, 1.Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. IV, 14;
a. fr.Erub. 83* [read:] l^alX
'1 '1
I^IX '^Ti
'1
(v. Rabb.
V*l
I. H I ., IV lUk. VII, ACT* T -,
Mmtt.
0* "^1
r'Mp*C*l ToMf. lui II, M*uu II. t, V.
wjtnr^
I. I K J .
f li I .1.1 TuMf lie
j
L I.
I
L
''B'* Ml f
I
. I
I M, -1 1J^ roro irr UlMib* rr]p<l<MM
<
hill Ant, B. v.).
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<-'**

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(oBik. wwlg of tn^^,
Mml^ rtfrotck, Yotua;;]
-
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i a
rwlad (MiflMU'a 4moiU Thb. lft^;T(MNrC B. IUa.V 1
1
m. fr.Snh. w**
"1
Vb man; v. -s^.^Vm. a^ m*Umi
wn eVtri t^ *rr: Mrr rrj (iia. o. iwra, v. libi..
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ttv*r gt riduf iu Mmei (oiic inad* Koolcui. i^
b clmwd by MijT prop, v.
njf^).
K^I^I cb. wiM. Tri.
!*. L, 20 (Var.
T^
"t^
B(i r^ (bm.).
k
'"iDiTf *)l^ m. immaff, dftect. Ab.2ar.S4', v.
'^.
*r To.
on,
T. e;?) i) AaarrfjwM'lilipii, Mp.
^
yv boolb (n|). Buoc 4*
'VSSMn "n
Um middla of Um UirM walls. lb. nuyj "i
M eivtwl
woll^ a lagal fleUon by whkh a pan of tU cailiiig may
ba oonaidarcd as part of a corred walLIK t^; a. ft*.

S)(tnMf.)ti(/of a vMal,oppoa.U>
!
tul. ObuL
nC, 1 rcca rrr under tba bally v. i uMf. ib. X.t
~
MO cideof acave,0|^ U*;ppSte.; a.frj

'Tommdimg Ukt Itm^ rib*, alao a w'lyfe riil.

lloU. 48', a. ft-, 'nb rcvjeci ntrn hugi adbaring to the
cbMt. Sub. 49* r
.
-
van
'^
tb fifth rib (csountiBC horn
thlowMt).

^) Ike paritt
9fthe abiomiem. '^VXrmt^um
extracted by uieaua of tk rgirwii aeeftML Nidd. V,
1
;
a. tr.Metapb.
'^ n^ to anspand trom Uf# wall, L a.
le Imkv ifceuiow m MMpeMae. T. K
^
boC;
T.8nb.YI,tS* bou IBTC (oorr. ace).-
.
^JPPJ; mortly nil^ HulL 4i^ nx~ -wn cAe
betwm the hitif$, rncn ri^ lb.*
"^
"rr two aides of
Uie cbesCSoco. I,
1 ; a. fk-.Toaef. OboL VI, S Tsa
nsi *:trt ed. Zuck. od Um wemBriikt aide of the tcau lb.
Vmst sr "crr: s;, ed. Zntek., read (with R. a to OhoL
Y.
7) r'OSn or (with ed.) wrt
M^jllt K)^ tk^ MMM. B. Mala, tt^ Vn Ar.
V.
pl(f]^
m. Cpn.i^
||fM afMMf vAicA
iw^tmg
Mgljlf ah. MM. TtMy. r. ffB. XIX. Ii
li.
f
.^^ . .
pi. (pV^
A>iArl/ t-*tt^ i^f iwreiito
Si! ; -^
IHI^'P
fVa^, 1"3l*i^ ' fMi*9 I ao'KV'T* .
T^
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f iMip, 4a(v, ' noMw*
yn, 7~7 ah. a.^
T-4.ta.
(Ma.
nv*,
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Tarf. P XXI. t4 (ell
I^off
icpp-r: />><' '1
~
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I catr.ofmteprwA.i<ici.a|waiJi. abh.M^
f be tb It ta. palled rt ot hih-Ud^
"
.
'
ta IBTm, V. Bafchu D. 1l A. 1.
brooch) tartolha wan. HlAM^
^o tied ioaedberl. fB.
!.
(ao aa to br< Boee. St'^ T^
fPP
l6
ouiai aoi aqu-
and wiUov (^. _
,
Baih. 74 rr-jn Ar, v. |7 j
T. W^^Plart .
~ /mmmwb. Ih.
dared. BaU. $1*. t. V^rn. V.
rT*-;
(eaap.
7?, -^^^
a.
oth.) fo tjramim* emnfmO^, to h pmrHtMlmr, etmti im
I
Af
I eaw'nw ; to jwy tpteiml alkmiitm, t mdmd. Ih.*, ^fir.
nsen p he oxaMiMd aad foaad. teccr
r^
l6ha did
not oKpraM hittMlf esaetij; a. tf^Buft
pT^
tmr^mL
Kaih.lS^'npnnvhe ieeary cateftJC towht iiaiip
ha tttaa). Toatt83^ KSCS 1 nm mhrfad a iMa'a aaaM
(eoMidariag it aa idfctio of hia chMMMr). Ih. IB
grsrs "^^^Tn did Dotadadhe. Ibu <rT^ 3f*
lia ii .
Part. Foil
pr?
(v. A.) /rc< niiwt iMiw & KaM. S^
thoae versee 'SI "^^ *>os |6 aia ao HdMH dlhar fcr
tha one or the other.Diow. M^"?, Hi^*^
H^^t.
Akp-r? l)toftTiii,todWiaoai^l%r. Sahh. IS*hoc
nbsm 1 i|j"* 1 1 Ma. If. (ed. iJmm n^*ii) aha ^iada hn-
IbodcanAOly^rS)fafyM iy
|
iiiMwa
f
mt^, to mmifte,
froK, Koth. Sl^ tU'U 'n takes his a
n
aait tooat the
flm daose; a. fr.3) to celnJifr' xiacd%^ Th^. T. Lav.
XXVII, IS. Ih. XXV, M, T.
pr^Q;
a. a.
Af.
pnriK. prrm
to te
/
iwtWiliai.
^
impaiiemL Koh.
B.u ill,t K^ It tba kiac
was irritatad Feaik.B'shalL
Xjpl'n 288 n'l^
p. 86^; Yalk. Sam. 152 '21 niD np'^I'lK Serah . . . grew
angry; crap, p'lp'n.
2) to examine, look with anxiety,
wait attentively. Targ. Prov. VII, 6. Targ. Ps. XIV,
2;
a. fr.Gen. R. s. 17 '^'Mlh'ph . . . pi'nx R examined
into the noise they made; Lev. R. s. 34; Yalk. Lev. 665;
Yalk. Is. 352. Y. Keth. XII,
35-'
top; Y. Kil. IX,
82''
top
'DH 'jl^ 'K Bar K. looked out for them (waiting for them
to ask him).
KP'Im,
^^J^Tl^ m. (prjeced.) 1) exactnesa, minuteness.
Nez.
?''
"lb n^n3 enters into minuteness (saying 'one and
a half).
2)
(as an adv.) exactly, exclusively, only. Yeb.
76*
Kni2);a "f a real barley corn it must be (nothing else).
Men. 30*
'*!
nu'^U; SJ^^Kta only in the middle of a line.

Gitt.44"
'^
InV IX
"1
is this meant exactly (one hundred),
or not exactly? Men.
27** "l ^K el (towards) is meant in
its exact sense; a. fr.
Jj^fJ^'^
I m. (p'l"i)=h. p'n,
chaff. Targ. Is. XL, 15. lb.
XXvfll, 28.
iJsp^ M II m.=h. pti, a withered spot in the eye (or
withered in growth, dwarf). Targ.O. Lev. XXI, 20 (Y. II
ib. G'lSS).
?> pIM m. (p1^) evidence by conclusion, exact mean'
ing. Keth. 3
1''
'31 i<iTl '12
they differ as to the conclusion
to be drawn from this Mishnah. Zeb. 3l'' (Rashi: Xp^l'^'n).
Jls" 'p IM m. pi. (Soxia, pi. of Soxtov) beams
of the
ceiling. Lam. R. to 1,1 "^m (^233 "la in, an oneirocritical
interpret, of Kappadokia) Kappa in Greek is ticenty,
milp
i"^2 '1
(not i<ip"'1) dohia in Greek is beams; v.
oio'^^pn, v. o'ir^iii'iisp'^i.
D'^p'^'l (v. pW) pr. n.pl. Dukim (cmp. Q'^sis), Dokos,
a stronghold near Jericho. Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39*^ '11
D'^Dpa
the garrison of D.
"iJ^plN m. (ducenarius, SouxTj^apioc 8.) commander,
procurator. Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39^'
(Bab. ib.
6'^
nxS'^a).
DlD^;p'^bp^i, V. 'D^v^i.
ISDp", iSjp'" m. (p1l) calculating, accurate
scholar. Ab. Zar.
10'^ '1 XIBG an accurate scribe (paying
attention to exact historical dates).
PL "^Spll, "11.1.
Men.
29''
1 "'"iBO careful copyists of the Bible. Yeb.
43'^
'Dl It 1 il2
"^^"^"^0721
dlU)^ because exact scholars report
a traditional addition (to the Halachah in question),
'These are the words of R. S.'
^Dp^'^, ^^p^'7 f- (denom. of
'ipl ; adopted in Hebr.)
trimming shears on a pole. Y. Maasr. Ill, end,
51''
T\T\'^T\
'12 nVli'^S if the fruit is taken off with trimming shears
(by a person standing outside the garden). Ib. IIS US
'Dl
~n'i5p!11 wrap well up (keep well thy question about)
the pruner (sophistical as it is), it is better than any-
thing (the Agadists have to say).Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. Ill, 9
"11
bu: biarxn one knife of the shears.
Jj^rj^^P^'l, V. preced.
S"lp^^ m. ch. (Ipl) fork-like reed, opp. to "^Sp plain
stems^ prop. PI. "plp^l, ilpll. Succ.
13"* "^Spl 1 the
pronged reeds (corresp. to S^riipBX of the palm-tree,
Rashi). Lev. R. s. 12.
"pp n,
l^pl
m. h. same, fork, fork-like reed,
pronged pole. Y.Erub.1,
18*^
11 ti3p reed-stem and prongs.
Ib. 19 'pi "p2 ; Y. Kil. iV,
29'' 'pll
T^M;
Y. Sued, 52*
hot. D"i-!;rl -pTDS (v. ipi). Y. Shebi. II,
33''
top n^ n^li'
'p'^l (corr. ace.) he puts under it a pronged prop. Tosef.
Kel, B. Mets. HI, 14 'plin ed. Zuck. (Var. 'pplll).PZ.
t2'^?'^P'i'^. 'r?'^P'i'^.
'P"=J-
Y. Kil. 1. c. he took DmOl 'pll
forked reeds with which he closed the breach; Y. Erub.
I,
19*^
top; Y. Succ. 1. c.Tosef. ib. I, 4 if one made a
ceiling of the Succah 121 d'i3p2 with (plain) reeds and
with forked reeds; Bab. ib. 13" 11 tTVp (Ms. M. 2 D-^Sp
'in, V. Ar. s. v, Ipl), expl. 1 blU t3'i3p pronged reeds.
Tosef. Men. XI, 6 'pl'b li^ail shaped like forks; Men. XI,
6 (96*)
'1
I^M
I'l^SlEi^: Ar. (ed. omit. '1 1'^532).
*Denom. ')lp11^ fork-shaped. Tosef. Kil. IV, 5 tnp
Di31p!llri; Erub. 16*;
11''
'i"'31p1in
tn'p (Ms. M. D^lplln).
5'^Dnpl'^,
'p'^
ch. same.P/. 'pSipi, 'pi. Y. Yoma
III, beg.
40''
'Dl 'pi "pin "p^D like two prongs of light;
Y. Ber. I,
2" 'llpl (corr. 'ipH); Gen. R. s. 50 Ar. (ed.
jij-ip
limn).
"1'^'^
I (b. h.) [1) to form a circle or enclosure (v. El.
to Levy Talm. Diet. I, p.
440* sq.).Denom. Ill II, I'll,
ni'1'1 &c.].
2)
(denom. of H'^'^'i) to reside, dwell, Ber.
8*
'Dl 1'ili D^15-'b one must try to live in the same place with
his teacher. Keth. 72*; a. fr. 'Dl 11 dIX "pK, v. nS"iB3.
Ib.
110''"i"!!t2 1in ^2 whoever lives inPalestine.Succ. 35*
(ref.'to hadar, Lev. XXIII, 40) 11\y 121 1in !<<bs< 1'in n"^^
'Dl ed. (Ms. M. 'Dl 1in 121 1in) read not hadar but
haddar, something which remains on its tree from year
to year (without withering) ; a. fr.
3)
to lodge, v. infra.
Pi.
I'l'^'i
1) to cause a circuit; nilU 1 to let cattle
change folds within a field, to collect manure in a field,
by letting cattle live on it. Shebi. Ill, 4. Y. ib.
34*^
hot.
n21::2
'pT''!?'?
you may let your cattle live on one's field
as a favor; a. e.2) to lodge, v. infra.
Hif-
^"^Ivl
^0 lodge. Pesik.R. s. 3,
beg. (play on 'liii)
niS2 ni'^i i'^ipiU it (the goad) causes understanding to
dwell in the cow; Pesik Bahod. p.
153* nil^UJ (ed. 0.
112TU); Koh. R. to XII, 11 [read:] I'^^lo xmHJ; Num. R.
s. 14 111U; Y. Snh. Tanh. B'haal 15 'Dl hiBn ^St* I'l.
[Num. R. 1. c. the words of the wise 'Dl tV^'^'Zi. d'^ii lodge
understanding with men.]
Nithpa.
1'^''13
to be manured by cattle living in folds,
V. Piel. Shebi. IV, 2; M. Kat. 13*; a. e.
H'l,
"1^'^
ch. same, to (Zwe//. Targ.Ps.CV,23; a.fr.
Pes. 113*top (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 6).Part. l-^Stl, T'l'n.
Targ. Ps.LVII,5
!!<1'iilMs. (ed-KI'^'^n).Yeb.52*''22 l-^NI
'Dl he resides with his father-in-law. B. Mets. 117* lini
"T"'l
who occupied. Taan.24* 'Dl Stii'^'^i I live in a poor
village.
/U
^'*t. >^. -^^
Dhgp rtNMNi I0
^<rfi^ fiaip.
I- -'-
U. Ill. B"^
(Mt*!.
-^ Uv. JUV, 101 r-
K-^-1 M. M. (Ml. m-n n, Ar.
*.-
j; inivtilw M ttaMMtf to
fo mihi4 mta
r:ie4s UifMiili tiMvlMit ilrlM^-f| to 4^pwr
firfOML /V- ft Kmmt, II^
*<1
'"P'
5^
'-^,
M. It

1
"'^
.r
%. Klt. n R
nt4 r<f
I
-... ... -> I* /i/-* . , .
"f nm bMl evwtalk* mo(
il.
H. o*"^. lb.
. '*i)Hm, rIA. Kl. Xn, I^
^n
III m. timgfd h4^. U. R. to I. I <r3
Cronns), V.^L (Y.tlib.X.a<i*lt>i Num.U . 14 I-
Tiuib. B'hikAl. IS, V. nny.)
lit n. (b. h..
-"n
I) (rirr/,
^M-torf, eitt|k V^J fnvr>
dtoN, fMifM|inr^
AnUh. 1?
OTV
"^ "1
m Um
kMMlcr
M Oi* gvnvrmi ioo ; lu v. fir.ro^ 1 Um gMiwiHuii
rhtoh wiiBiwid ilMMpMUion of cmm; Vqi *t vbtoh
ibod la Um flood; 'Vrxn "1
whloh pMiilMd la ik*
ri, Ac 8ali.X,8 (I07\q.); m.tt.~n. rr-n.
ib.W;
ftr. rrfnl^
ftr att time to tome; permamaU^ opp.
rWD riti
uinporaiy ordlaaaeo. Il. l**" (rt
Nob. Til. i)
'^
^ nVi rvrvcB trm oalj ihy
r* inat^iUd viUi olnUpt, but act m a pea4ot
(Mara tnnallartoat
;
a.fr.Mao. I^ a.a. 16 rvOD
'^
*
aptnaaMaHawaaaaoibadarivodfroiaaapaeial
iporary lagtolaUon^'n maoaaal Paawvar ittJabta
opp. to B^nSQ not Um oo obMrvsd in BpjTpl. I^B.
5;a.fr.
lit
iinparat. of "nj. Kidd. 41"; a. tt.
yiy? I
m
(T. -yi
1 )iiilfcrirf. >iW<aiwrf,r<ff<yt(oowap.
b.
-WJ).
B.BaUi.S^ IBWom ^ Ma. M. (ad. litm);
! Knm rr^n
Sltpikinlrtfi^ (r^ botravar, BrU
i v.;r. B. 0ogT. B*byL
p. 80).P. 40* '31
'On
-1
Uit
"otUemant of Ba-Hadao.RH^^nri. Tmtg. IV X, 8 ed.
I
(Var. KTm, . Mmn;
lu'tfTTarn).
><"|T'I II m. (b. b. -n.
. OoB. H. DteL . t.) <ira.
of a
Jeml, mttker ofpnrlO). Taqt. Emh. I, 'n
=" "S'^an the dora of Um Baa plaoa*.Brtb. B. to L c
^7-1 wr^-^V
. . . T m UMfa ia a plaea wbara a
l>arl (or jwal) ia oaUcd AiraA;
Maf. IS* tiMra b a pca-
^-
jow stoaa in Um Baa plaeat nam rrrni
lb.lL (ad. rr-:)
rboto nama ta raA (itorol); T. Bab. X, <
top
l^
^^"^
. .
T^
thtn (at a oaitaia ptaaa) Uiay call Ae.
i^"***
III or Kl;t m.
C^
I) ^araaito worm in
he bowels. Num. B. . 7 [read:] TTrss 1 frc irroR};
i i r<Vi
^ (aw V. mtmtaa to Ar nfH) i# ikaa
vfllMI dw bwilaa. IrfMilMI (tt fommm atefa *
>Mpii art<t>y. i ilwll tote Ika laaik
ir*t
I
V,
o- ir^, T5
(am^-^ir? > -i>*
nmmoUM^mkL Uno.ifmLttUM
iU 9. orm
"Bi ob. ta#. fi-i, m
ll.fLA.Laato).
irm*a^ a.
^
'-^fOTa, in<|^ pL af Mpa*. *.
tXi . . .J4.ft.|f^ nMad.to|fa
XV, I ^|oi. to Ar. . . n*^
*
W~^t
a,(.K7a)NMii|rfitarMr-^(||^to<
ih
r'**n. tilt* 0/ aMiar. Taato M**} ftibu ?#*(
r- n^ (M M. iTf-^,
BMiiir dw tof4 ar ay fMyg;
. inl.
)<!r^
to. (aaatoM. .# n>^ .adaHK. W<V
-;
mp.iqy^a.y^alai^li
^
toiAr. Tto#a>
XXXIV. 10
.
-1
Ttoat ;y^|t-H.
!JTV^
Jr^
lb, XX
.
^f.
TT??*'
Ta. rivv.Ttll. !
Var.ad.Lae."r3n(oorr. aM.). 1Wf.Pa.XXXI.t4.
X^r^
TliT^
tou (mi Miito tf r^td oflktoo.
Y. Bor. III.
baf. at* n"m ti
Van mn HtoMatf Mi flto
oUr tod' (or
a^H)i V. BiUl.tl.trtor'^ b.1.
1.
1
1^ '-irrrarnn
te(lfotoi)kftbiaanarv-rtod.
to Mam. Xil, I, ^aoi. to Ar. TVcn. Jtom. B. lu d rmc
rrtf> "^
rV9 tbac
Utojr aboald tona a blitoal^i #
ofltotfa bilbta ktoa. T. KaUi. XU, M* bal. rrm wm
'S^rrm;
Koli.B.toU,lO 79^ (aocr. aaa.| ba w ^
(E.
M<ja*) Mito to tte fMwa tld. m^ hto ^m ba-
H^TTni.(PtAwl,
cipk,boaar.v*ni
to(a,iri^ Ab.Zar.SS*./T.ir
'*^t>%
TMf.Pa.LXXV,fM^IS* -in\8
opoo ito loM (Jar. XLTIU, lij. Ah. lar. % a. a.
- 1
-
^T?^
pr. a. to.
D. (Var. K
'
lMiv
rn^,
T. irw I, IL
y
' t
I pr. a. pL,
"1
ere Or
Kit. VO. SO* boi.
Ab. Bar. 17*
BL bi
o( Dmom. T.
jTTt
II, cb. form TKm m.(ipo^)/n(aarf,AoMravy
y^. Tkif. Pa. CXU, t. lb. XL. T; a. m.-^t^t^
7^
rftv
N7^
IV ID. (*^II)frttriN,lMi4i.
B.Kam.M*'(ptoT.)
im -n
Um bamt oflbri^ is a voiiva gill (aot a
of loiMiawt). Paa. iit^; a. dr.PL rr^. 1W^ T.
Ex. XH, 40; a. a^rriirn.
Ota. B. a. 7f. (TaBLibLlSS
"'""'>;
fr.fcald. form. M.^;
' l U Tmg. Pa. X]^ 4
ed.Lac.(]fa.a.MaMad.'*5-^taeoRw)L
QnLB.toTIII,li
wncnr^ T. aazt w.
S'^'nl':
290 1'^
S'nl'^ f. (6a>pea) same. PI. ni'^ni^, nixnin. Gen. R.
s. 85, end, the one sent (to Babylon) dates, and the other
(to Palestine) mi-ilT gifts of honor (purple cloak, ref. to
Josh. VII, 21); Cant. E. to VIII, 11 HT'SI^I'i (corr. ace.
or nisilin).Ex. R. s. 5 miMS ^ir niX^II gifts consisting
of crowns.
nmn, n^nin, nnin'^ f.
o^,
-m, v.
ni^r,)
freedom,, remission of
tribute or fine,
pardon. Gen. R.
s.53 (play on pni-^) [read:] dbl5^ "11 ini^ D^lSb pin X^J-^
a law was issued to give a grant (remission of sin) &c.
;
Yalk. lb. 92 '31 '-iTrt pin KIS"^. Gen. R. 1. c. [read:] no
obi^b 'n ',n"ib .... rr^^wsj qt^ abissb '-i ,n'^b . . .
ni-^^as as
the verb nms used there (Esth. II, 18) means to grant
a remission to the world, so does the verb tiUJS (Gen.
XXI, 8) etc.; Pesik. Sos, p.
146 K'^Sin (corr. ace.) ; Talk.
Gen. 93 'ni^i.Y'lamd. to Lev. XXI, 10,
quot. in Ar.
'1
n^a^blU full pardon.
riT'Ti'i, V. fi^^iii.
TT'nW V. n^nii.
Jj^Dll'^ m. (-j-1'1) threshing. Targ. Y. II Deut.XXV, 4
fT'5'n'i^ '(Y. I rr^TTi,
h. text ^"n).
mSD"!"!*! f. pi. (v. preced.) ^owiace. Tosef. Maas.Sh.
I, 10 n-i:Qn blt5 'n ed. Zuck. (Var. mson'^'i).
nlSDin, nlS^DHl^, nlpnnreZteAv.-'Sn^n.
OlDniT m. (a disguise of Epfiirjc, orMercurlus, the
divinity of commerce to whom a great annual fair, prob.
of Tyre, was dedicated, v. Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39*^
top, quot.
s. V. C^bpnx) Durmos, name of a great annual fair. B.
Mets.
72*'
(Ms. M. 'iT^a-iOX, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
21*pD1Q"l"n, V. n-^pop-iw.
oib^ann, oibamn, b^bain, v. oib-oi^x
rni<^DD"m, nToami, 'D^^am, v.
Xi01Olbl"i13S<.
ppDami, V. stjippp-if.
ri'^pODniM pr. n. f. Durmaskith
(of Damascus).
Sifrfe Deut. i R. Jos6 ben D.; Hag. 3'^; Tosef. Yad. 11,16
'D1TD-I11; Tosef. Sot. 111,9; a.fr.Mekh. Yithro, Bahod. 1
Abba Jos6 b. D.[Tanli. Noah 1 Xp-ODII, X-apOII (corr.
ace), Var. xmsp, v. Tanh. ed. Bub. ib.] [PI. Pii'^pp^'lil'n,
V. KS'^pp^'i!!.]
i<3pDann, nrjpDam, p3pDam% v.
xrpppn'n.
IS^jmi, Pesik. Sos p. 146% v. n^-ii^.
mS'^Dmi, Esth. R. to I, 1, read ni^Si'liTi, v.
"^^Tl-
mom, Tosef. Maas. Sh. I, 10 Var., v. niOiiTn.
D^Om, Y. Kidd. I,
ss'i,
V. noinn.
1^
I n m. (o-in) place irhere hides are trodden or
fulled before tanning. Bets. I, 5 (ll'*) you must not
place the hide "in "^35^
in front of the dor^san (Mish. Nap.
a. oth. no-i-iin n-^s, y. ed. no'^'iin ijb^).
^^TTiX V.
^r:?^t?.
"up
J
1*1
f. (a perversion of xptoxTrj, sub. axafpuXifj,
V. infra) grape used for dessert, fit for eating but yielding
no wine, fig. a woman who has no menstruation. Nidd.
IX, 11. Ib.64''; Keth.io'' (phonetic etymology) Slop 111
[hence the perversion] a cut-off race (bound to die out).
Ib. 1 r\nSll^?3 a family the women of which have neither
menstruation nor symptoms of injured virginity. Y. ib.
I, 25* hot. quoting Mish. Nidd. 1. c. "^lapi"!:?.
"I^pm,
p"l"n, Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. Ill, 14 Var.,
v. T^pi'n.
IL^n 1 M m. lecturer, v. 'U'n'n.
'^I'^'Cni'T m. (comp. of ^W a. '^D'^UJ, pi. of KS-iJ) [roio
of
teeth,'] gum. Sabb. 65^ "lb (some ed. 'lUJ'il'ib, incorr.;
Ms. M. "^S'laTll, Var. a. Ar. in two words, v. Rabb. D. S.
a. 1. note) a remedy for the gum. Cmp. i<"il'n I.
Srill'T, v. xn-i'n.
d^ (b. h.), part. a. perf. ir'i \) to tread, trample,
thresh. Sabb. VII, 2 ^'nn he whothreshes (on the Sabbath);
a. fr.Euphem. for sexual contact. Nidd.
41''.
Gen. R.
s. 85. Pes. 87''; a. e.SpSa "ii'U to trample with one's
heel, to treat lightly, not to heed. Ab. Zar. 18% Lev. R.
s. 27.2) to tvalk about, be familiar, well-known. Meg.
24''
1"i*i5;2
1151 il''il dX if he has been a familiar figure in
his town (so that people do not mind his bodily dis-
figurement); Y. Taan. IV, beg. 67**; a. fr.
Pi. ly'^^'n to trample. Ex. R. s. 15 nx 'p^"'*li3 Dni^n
'31 VSn you used to tread upon this piece of wood. Midr. M
Till, to Ps. VIII, 3 "iBSD yis ^''*'!?'? even one who treads
upon thee as upon dust. Gen. R. s. 44 dTU'^'ii tread upon them.
Polel lUiail, V. ^VX
^11 ch. same, 1) to thresh. Targ. Ruth II, 17.
Zeb. 116''; Men.22*, v. nxFjlU'i.
2) to tread upon, trample
(to death). Targ. II Kings VII, 17; a. fr.B. Kam.
9=
^ISias* U:'';]1 he sets his foot upon the landmark (symbol
of possession).3) to be used to, not to mind. Sabb.
129''
D'^ai n''^ W-p 'JI'^S since the people are in the habit of
doing it. Gitt.56'' U51 UJII "iliS being used (to the ham-
mering) the gnat did not heed it. Keth.
62''
na "ladl we
are used to it.Targ. Prov. VIII, 33 "il'^-^in, v. Af.
Af
\l3''iX, TTIX to pass over, to leave unheeded, to be
listless. Targ. Prov. IV, 15; XIII, 18; XV, 32 Ar. a.Mss.
(ed. Lag. IX, 'lO with 1, h. text 2?nS); ib. VIH, 33 (v.
supra, ed. Lag. "Jlffll'^n).Snh.
7* (prov.) y^UJlb n'^HM
lyiisti (Ms.M.^'^"i!X1)happyhewho hears (himself abused)
and minds it not; he will escape a hundred evils.Y.
Peah I,
15*^
hot.; Y. Kidd. I, 6l'' )'^^'ro'] .... UJ-^IXl bl3it
eat and care not (do not share in our conversation), for
so do dogs eat and mind not. [Targ. Y. II Num. XI, 8
"pciN, v. 'j';?^.]
m
ttftim. firm,
trn
to ^ktm^ki Mf9m tkfmkti, TMf.
U.\\IV..v II..XXV
'
'Tfg.Jr.XLVIII,M,v.0.1
Pmiu it vr^ Vv My4 (Mp,
^
ir. XXXI. wi,
rV'Ti PTtn t (MikrO) w. MMbrrviwim aMMMHtf
iifpfvrooMf w#i#ni 9HUtt, |iljr? Wf^w
0^9^
mv^^mm,
t*. tn. lfOO.J (la lUiiiMli Uim ToMnmIi mn. v. R.
t. I OboL Xl .) . RmIi. IV.fl Im vIm Mlk Imm.
bM MA Mid ith It "w m MVt ^91 ni 16 alilMr Uw
fill Off Um ArfA. lb. M*
'9^ '^ < <^'*9n <
km mA
ihtth Mm roblamuMMB, Ttsa
'^
irvvO ^*9
k>r U n>Ml
by dtgfiiMi,
niMA by niMottrjr. TimI. Mntb. XI ( Vtll>. It;
Tgf. Pwt I, a "tr^rvr^i r. ib. I, it^ top ^rm ib.
'3^ nV r* nz UmUng uf (n$tUkdk htcb ba U4. K.
iiiMk lll,7^Y.Ab.Xitf.ll.4(^ boc rrrV . . . rfra (^ift.
aMi),) wImni goiaf a|* witli kim lo Ut appvr vtory or duwn
to lb* MlUr Ae. Kl. V. vtl. Dwwb. 7n. Oboi. XI.
nn;Tof.ib.xll.4-n;n.fr.Kn^rn. TuW.B.Iilk
Ul, I (Vr. Hm, MMi. tb. IV. S tlag.).Tmn Y. lb.
IV, U' bot rr(m<|.KnU(oonr.Me.). (Our w. mmm to
boffigUwll7rirv%fr.*rr. Au i^gokwofnouipwra^^bruj
^rrr, Al nm (-^^nn) to Mtf mpmH
tf taek kimd,
Tkrf. Y.^ Dml XV, u (O. tr^ h. tjti pS9 Hiil) inms
irt
fiTJ^
(*. Aowl. "mr '^rrra, oorr. mc).
nin, V. ^ffn.
rU
j*},
nn^ (emp.irn)tofr^M(rry,irMtoN.-I>ioB.:
*H^rn f. jMer, Ammt.PL
t??-
Dm. VI. If
[(owp. M"^?; oth. oplfcttt w.).
*rf\3y]Trit
tL (r.pntmi.) bmrd$uMimtmMb^
M toMt.* ^?oM{. KL B. lUta. V. S KimU (ad. Saek.
Pb. LXil. 9d. Li.'
TWf.
S^irn
m.CTrn)/'eo<.wrfiii^ whrfatiwwwif. Kob.
R. to^U, S [NAd:] 'Ti IQ3t>U n
'
V
<
'

be wbow huX is
diatorbad,wbat baa r^ci^ to do with biaf ; Pwik.
bvi ?
'* aa'^W^ rtanm
71 (read <iv ';
73);
Lor.
R.a.SO.
plTTT m. (pm) 1) cy
j
wmrtcw. Taif.Rz.Vl,. Tavf.
I^. XLIII, S.S) meti, tUMt, Tavig. U Cbr. XYUI, M;
1 Kings XXII, S7.
m, Sn"1, TVTl (b. b. nrn> i) la ptuk tmm^,
tArust, Tteat Toma*lV (Ul), Una id^ iMrn; T. ib.
Tl,r bai, 4^ If ilM MilwwM Mm aM dowa llM
pMiiplii aad It 4*4 aa* di, ah.lT\a.. Vinv anp
yi rwm M Uw Ml baa4 laH *** **>* *^ *%**
tevMai a. fr^rTraaK pa ^ or mp9 to ifaatot mM a
f^wrHilV'Hr IMktf*. Mi^aA.aillaai.
.clf
I
a-Hr^-f) tofl^K TMCOaaklll,: akk.il*}
V. tttm. II. t^ lapb V.
fnV-)
^ mt^mi
,
mtkt ^
ifaaffw. aaiwrwii. Okat TO, 9^ ** Wr**** ra
dafv aot tal ii4a iIm fVM4 4ao M oa baaiaahto
Ibr ihm mkm at Mviiai nubar baaiia Uto; 0a ft. . N
:r VTvvi 7*w 19 la fi ilMw oaa aMMl aalt 4aa jroa
iiairtlii aa Uh Acf^V.lalb VIII, ITiaf piDn ni
*^
liiilMipfilliiliirtiTlilwiiiiif tfrlf -I
- |--
i Um arfalML-T. Mk.lV, r* koc
'9 ^P VT^!
puipuaad M <lka fcti| to Um m 4ajr oT Ika waab;
Mf.^rarrn}ftnib4r9^m,~rMa.vij ..nn^
l^rrm tba faHowtag piHbuaMaaia 11 1 ^ni tor tbo
ika |ir III af Um tibbat
af llM abballi laa)) flb l^^llvl,
*rn)^wdW,AfrtodL H.Kal.irfr*'
doatJi. b)iW|aif<aairw4UL Vm^>
'71
im
rrn lU Uw aboat lavlilaal pmnj la oaly
tor tb aab o# aa aaltoa oaMaMUiiiy (aad tu
tow 4a. la toopwadvai lok It* rpm'n ai toaaiiW
alwt, opfc rarvi mn, v. lafra. CT^
^i
OM. IT
'
a ptuittm anar, Mapvaaaa, w^Wi w^p.
M.
^ nrrr> ? V^i iba toat baiag aaoaaaifaa4ad (a
aooonai of tba gabbaib), U* t*>^i
aa (aai aa> ba
talMiapoa8aada)r>. Pan*' zs Ttfi , . . ^i xrm
(V
aaalaaa aa fMMnT> M aaifi4a4 (yaai*
labtalioa) aatU Ika iiiuaj Paimat plaak
tX. lOaq.), bal aat a iiiiaiwaallj. TaaM
4* 9-n %bb
pm^
P^
aaiaMda (dadiaalad tor Marfflaaa)
rwaiifad toiaarlkaiaa4aaa (aalaaf atU
Uaa aot to ihair pbyaiaal aatfaw^, Ibu
7t
nreaaaa 14
aad tbaa dtoeatdad (oa aaooaat af a Hm|i arary aii4*
aaaa)/Bar. M* ran rr^ 190 . . 'an )o la Ua vba
givaa wajr to tiaM (jialdiat paltoatly ta draaaalaMaa),
UaM win giva w^, . pna.
Hif.
nmn
1) to mmnmt lwifi%. M. Kai. tr rari^
vxru ba wbo i* aaadoaa to raaiera tlw Warafa ralatlTa
(barriaa tba borial).S) fa AnmL Araklkia^ PK
t9n$
'an *rat Basbi (cd. rvmR, aotiapi. af nr; Ar. nm
iflBparaL Kal) I wiU tbrow a aloaa afkar tba tolka aMa
(BotghratbaiiBaaracbaaea towtara). (aa.lf*r''rTs
ro Ar., read vitb ad. re ,. IIU
.J
(ToaaC Toh. VIII, f
TPT, Hrnicb.aM,l)tofto^Mi;pM*.toMe*4bOTiL
Tmtf. 6. Nam.' XXXV, M ^rra ha kaoclud btai 4pa
Ok. text zrrt; Y. . 1 '
J
if). Tkifi Pa. CXVIII, U; a. a^
S) to aaapead; mfttidr Aa^ t. piaead. S). Zebu It^ vn
^CB 'n ba dabamd Wiaiiiif ftaai oAriaf (
; of bis mfommj). Paa. tt^
TTf?
"^^ < "lifl*
tbiak th^j take iinBiiwni f tha Itobbatb, Bar. ST
im at^nri iraa the panoa was ior tka liaa ia aa aaCt
oooditioB to piaj (aad bis prayar does aoC aoaai aiaD).
af
rr^m
292 om
^f' "'jl^i
?
'^t!''?
'o i"*s^
asirfe, drive
off.
Pes. 57*
"l^ "^r}"!?
!!<p "^.fln^ he sends us off (with a vain promise).
Ith'pa. '^tu^tf;, Ithpe.
Tr^''^
l) to be thrust down. Targ.
Ps. XXXVl/13 p^m'^X Ms. (ed. tirv]); a. e.2)
to be
superseded, postponed &c. (v.preced. Nif.). Targ. Y. Num.
IX, 10.Zeb.
12''
'"^X
5<bi?3^ he was debarred from offer-
ing through no fault of his, lb. "^X 6*^25 the person was
unfit; a. fr.
n'^'n^, n''''n^ f. (preced.) 1) thrusting, knocking
down. Snh. 45^ (reV. to ISni'l, Mish. ib. VI, 4) '^aUJ
'pi373
whence do we derive the law that he must be knocked
down?; Y. ib. VI,
23 top
"\
"ilSIiUJ -p-iS^.P/. ni'^'^m,
ni'sm. Ib.
2)
postponement, suspension. Y. Sabb. XIX,
beg. 16* '31 jni^ri'i '^p'^'S what they chiefly supersede is
the Sabbath and that which is required for their
execution is labor (otherwise forbidden).
[ni'Ti'n in
later Hebr. literature: the reasons for shifting the first
day
of
Tishri in the Jewish calendar.]
S^'^n^ m. (v. Xin-)) feaster, reveller.PI.
I'^'^m.
Lev.
B. s.
33,'
v. lipiSISi^.Fern. Xn^im. Lam. R. introd. (E.
Johan.I)
'^ !!<nip (translation of nrbs fT^-ip Is. XXII,
2;
Targ. nxin).
^"'H^'
^U.
.'
H
- (^P-
^'^'^) *^ laugh; to deride.
Targ. Job XI,
3
;'
Targ. Ps. II, 4, v. Tp^'^^. Targ. Ps. XXII, 8
(ed. Lag. nrn). Targ. Prov. I, 26 (Var. C^m, incorr.).
Pesik.B'shall. p.
93''
'Dl XSm laughing and weeping (Koh.
R. to XI, 2 Tsr^n).
Pa. "^tU to make sport of, to play. Gen. R. s. 79 n^b
'31 "pina 'T^nnri xsx (Koh. r. to X, 8 "jna^) will I not
make sport of that elder of the Jews?! Koh. R. to III, 2
children
'31 'psiina (ed. Wil. 'ITia) playing in front of a
dwelling.
*^n^, ^rr^ (cmp. bnt a. Arab, dahala) [to be de-
pressed, bent,] to fear, be afraid of, shun; to worship,
revere. Targ. Gen. XVIII, 15. Targ. Ps. XXXIII,
8;
a. ir.Part. h-^tU, b^m ; constr. binn. Targ. Ex. IX, 20.
Targ. Gen. XIX,' 30; a. fr. Sabb.
23''
"jSaia ni he
who reveres the scholars. Y. Naz. IX, end
58^*
(play on
nillD a. J<"i1^, V. Mishn. ib. IX, 5)
'31 "1
St"ir3 n^ as the
grain is afraid of the iron (scythe), so is the hair &c.
;
a. fr.Sabb. 3l'\ a. fr. 'pxun 'b'^m shunning sin.
Pa. b'n'^ to frighten, to cause fear. Targ. II Sam.
XIV, 15 ^2lbn^ ed. Lag. (ed. ^SSI^m).
Af.
^''ty-,i< to frighten, scare. Cant. R. to III, 6 6<in
"i^
-^b ^I'^ni-O ns< with this (fire) wilt thou frighten me?
Koh. R. to VII, 1 (prov.) whom a snake once has bitten,
fi'^'b h'^niXi xVnn a rope will frighten.
Ithpe.
^"'n'lix to be afraid. Lev. R. s. 9 nia^^a rtin'nix
she was afraid of him.
*
Mm, CSvU'T m. (preced.)
1) fearing, v.preced.

2) fearful, terrible, atve-inspiring. Targ.Y. Gen.XXVIII,l7.

Targ. Ps. LXXVI, 5 b'^m Ms. (ed. bilTi lins, combin. of
two versions). Targ. Deut. X, 17. Ib. VIII, 15; a. fr.
Lev.R.s. 9 xa^bUJ p'ln
"1
n^ how severe is this ruler!

P;.-|i^im,f.')^'^m. Targ.Hab.1,7. Targ.Ps.XLV,5(noun).

iSJ n*T m. (preced.) fear, reverence. Targ. Jon. 1, 16
(ed. Lag. ii^n^).
1^"ri'^ {.same,fear^worship. Targ. 0. Gen. XXVIII, 17
'31 xnn^^
'"1
XT3 Oh, the fearfulness of this place!*PL
pl^'^rn. manifestations
of worship. Targ. Is. LXVI, 20
ed. Ven. I a. Levita (ed. Lag. 'jllb'ni, oth. ed. 'j'^^J'^nn; h.
text a'^a:S(!); cmp. ina^in for ni13^3 ibid.).
sn^oirm, v. itn.?nx
b^rr^, V. Dm.
^^n*^, V. cirtn.
nS^riM f. (r)ni) pushing, knocking down. Y. Sabb.
VII,
9**
hot. D5<
'^1 iinija goring and knocking down are
chief actionable damages, v. 3>t ( Y. B. Kam. I, beg.
2^ nfi'^j:).
p^m, p-^n^, V. pm.
p^n M m., iJ^p^n^ c. (pril) 1) narr
010,
pressed. Targ.
Y. Num. XXII, 26! Targ. I Kings VIII, 64 (not ^); a.e.
Taan.
21=*
Km:: \Xrh>'^-0 inb
'^
they were hard pressed (in
great distress); B.Mets.ll4''.P/. "pp'^m, f.
IP'^m.
Targ.
Ez. XLII, 5sq.
2)
forced. B. Kam. 43% a. e.
'^ K'^ilS'^ir
a forced answer (argument).
jT\j\, v. b-^m.
ffN~n^I m. (preced.) /earer, toorshipper.
"^"'^
"i God-
fearing.' Targ. Gen. XXII, 12; a. e.PL X^bm. Targ.
P8.CXXXV,20; a.e.Targ. Is. LV, 13 nxian "^bm shun-
ning evil.Fem. Xnbm. Targ. Prov. XXXI, 30
"i^l "i Ms.
(ed. xnbxi tr^nbni).' Targ. 11 Kings IV, 8.
S^n'lII, b^ri^^n'l f. (preced.) fear. Targ. Ps.
11,11.^ Targ. Prov. I, 7; a. fr.Y. B. Mets. II,
8*^
bot. "pJla
TpPbrrn from fear of thee; a. e.Trnsf. (cmp. IX")'^) m.
deity. Targ. Is. 11,22. Targ.Y. II Deut. XXXII,
15.'
Targ.
Y. I ib. 18 Thrv\ (Ms. Hthm)
;
a. fr. PI. '^TU. Ib. 17 ; a. fr.
IXt^^t!!!- Targ. Ps. LV, 5.
i^^rn, Pesik. Zakhor, p.
26'',
read: xbriT.
^^^^^^in/T
m., pi. ''^.^^In'l scarecrows. B. Bath.
27*'
n^b
i5o
S<^'b35a '^m Ms.' (v. Rabb.D.S. a. 1.) and the put-
ting up of scarecrows (to keep the birds off) would be
sufficient (Rashi : cutting gaps between the branches).
ffSJUn^ m. (v. xbrn) God-fearing, conscientious.

PI St^iibm. Y. Maas.'sh. V,
56''
hot., v. 13n.
mhm, sribm, v. nbm.
T ; : - T : ' -=
-
nn~, V. next w.
DNm
(^^jM^J
(cmp. ini)
to press, crowd.

Part.
j)ass. Girrn, f. noirri croivded, thick, full. Lev. R. s. 30 ^
'pbS'n Ar. (ed. laini) thick with leaves; U^i^'J. "l richly
blessed with children; Pesik. Ul'kah. p.
184''
DltTi Ms.
0. (ed. "1, V. Ar. Compl. ed. Koh. s. v. UJn 3, a. Koh. Ar.
Compl. s. V. Bni).
MS
/v. V^ MMM. TmmII TbIl Vllt. 9
l49 Omin (flit
/..I h. omr, vd. iman, U. . loTok VII, ? s-r. rir

) if OM alitAi bM bMlrtf AppMfl teto Um NiMh

**
M .iiiuw olowi (op^ lo nnMVV)<
Cn^ (.prmd.)lo|irl,
ll<f. Tmi.Liii. Il,td.
!<>( ii rtmly (w Um ftoMdl. Y.B.llla.lX.Wg.lt^^
/>L 0*f7?MMi t
ir.,
ih. oarr\ prob. onT*,.J
PC
Yob >
-i^^ifwitiiiy
,
(OS
llfTT (H, H ; 9m^ *r^) to pwA, lAnuf, AMf4 4mm
mVI. -r^if
cm (TomT. lb
I
1). V.
-
vi.4i ..^Pftrt.pMi.epn^ tn^
<M|M0<, A-..- M. Kat W* '*i rrna (alniHW lb*
fryn, V. *mi Vmt. rtrw. t. R^bb. D. 8. a. t. asto).
VJITI b. MM. TMf. Y. Uv. XXIV. M (V. tab. U*
qttoU 1. V. n*m).
Turf. Y. thuu VI, It (MmM sd. TH;
b. tast rv^K Tmw. Job XVIIl, II Ms. Vm-. (cd. CfViV
Ill, 1^, VIII. I Belli, rrno, omp. pwcil.).
(Tr. In)*. I. a, f. -ttv)
/fA/ir. rryt, rrrry fo ^
|
winawf agatmtl, to ioUfhm.
Turg. Y. I I>al. XIX. 5 Uvita '^TD (ad. CfTTl, ?., Ym*.
np; Y. II rpr, b. twi rmo).
prn (b. b.; onp. pnead.) lo prtm,
tfmtmt, eromi^
thtw^. Pw.9&\ A.*.
'31
)9
prn ifptnoM aflUciMl witb
.... foread thab wj *^Macu se** top roVon rRrn
y
prMwdagalnl aad proinidadAc Ab.U.lftprmaTGra
Uia anplojw (tba Lord) prwsaa (wgat to work). Bar. M*
rtrvnni'*itoforeatiiBa,baiBipofftaBat,T.fvn. Lav.R.
.S8; Paalk. Haoo. p. 70^; Padk. R.t. 18; Talk. JobMS
(raf. to mn, JobV, 5) 'sn wm(axb)
~t ra wbo ommpUd
upon tbe waaltb of *e.f8ifra Vavikra Par. 1, cb. II
'*i
'31
^"TO nm^ (Yalk. Lav. 430 pTTQ) Ha pTMMd UoMair
(oonflnad Hi* Praaaow) balwwB tba Ohambim tjFmi.
pam. pwn praiwrf, woret. Ab. Bar.
85**.
Kif. Trrr} fe b
p
rmtrd
, etn/hei^ t. mpra.
pTTT
I, p*rn eb.Maaa, 1) to pmA^ tfmeen ho. Targ.
Jud. I, S4; a.(t.3) to impet^ kmirp, frtn. Targ. Joab.
X, IS (h. tMt p). Tatg. Y. Daok XV, 3; a. tt.U.
Ku38* 'T! mb3^ N;rr7 tba foot of Bar NaOuu ia praa-
Dg (bi* predestiDAd tarm of ofBea baa begun).
Ak prn la pnt (a dabtorX Targ. Y. Daou XY, S
^rn^ (ad. Yian. TrrA).
iUbpa. prnM, '^ i) to te priwirf, atoMM
M^f** MT-
Targ. O. Nvm. XXII, S5 (Y. r-ri
j
i, rMl ^)wS) to ht
diotrtmoJL Tri. I Bam. XUi. 6
j
XIY, S4.
'
prrj m. (praoad.) Dwiciywicy. Nidd.\ a.f^. raca
"n in a caaa of amargancy.
2)
prt9$mrt, meei, r. pnn.
prn II,
^^i5^T^
ch. sama^ o
pf
rtutom
, jittnm. Tug.
Y. Dent. XXVI, ""prrr
(O. SJprrh).
HJJrT^ WL ifmwnd.f ufyrrmKvr it.
JPQ9'
<i4
a
It.
^Snn, V. om b. a. alb
*D^C01* V. Ba. Ul. b. riopt Y.Babb. Ill, 18*
a i88|pi^ la iba rtrr
Aal. ik a. Baltol. Mi a aat (
^
(b.nj.aMp.r?larfai^lob.^i?iiH-^ )'
mUm, mkfn, mAmi Aa. Uaa. lY. 8( a. fg^-Jfm^
XXIY.fl. 1Wt.ri.l<XXIII.17.a.fr^llilraapiAi!
-^ "^ % a. ^-Wub ix iaoaal prt
^-.
^^i
Y
. O.Oaii.XXXI,UICi ;.IC5-^ !#.
f
; t, f^B. Balk
4*-
m
iJ I II '-I
M
'.. n-r-i
ap baaMda
if.t*
TT^
fuilUUi ira Iky I
of bra baA-fl* MMaAaa. Tmb. ft*
mrri
advlealabaUarllMMijroafa. OlU.84^7sV^;oW(
maa (Bab Kablaa>. B. Kaak 117^ jrlr
KTi I ballaaad (laaratafl mm foawQBaftli iitiiiQ;
bai iito ibalraCiba Bibjrloahir)} 8aa.4*lbH
T*^H
ValL
48^ 7T-1 aar tba aailwr or aoapitar al
Daoc B. a. t -nasi rrr-i ^
B. J. mM la bia awa
Ab. Ear. 17* ii 'i' ia n-m arte UMta ia
baiwaaa twooplaioatofbb. Y.9af.lJ,7riop;r^7li
Y.Seb.Yl.tS'bol.TemtOoaaoryaanufl) CftilffwA
Daa. IT, S; a. f^.-Y. Tmm. IT,
87*
bat. atrsr ^ llK
it ia a AMt^day.
^Il-'^in. for if.
Y. B. Bm^. 1. if^
P
i6
-^
AI'lA-i. aVt/bryaaf. Y. Tw. V. 4r; a. Ik^
l*p,
p^
/or
^
ao aa. Y. BhaM. IT. $ boc; a. Ik. T. V
"1
aL (b b.; ma, aaipL^8C)f^^)Mfaey.plMllr;aaaMr.
*? ciNNyA /br
; ^caai^ /or aM.
TT?
flwayA /ar Oar *.
Nidd.1,1 7-98)77? thajr bava aaoacb fcrlba <
La. tbaaaclaaa coadMoa^ aow diasovaiad, baa i
paaiiva aflbol, opp. fr^sb n^^r^ci IPml
8^
aboald bava baaa aoataatad. Tbaa. ti^ "Si apS
^
(Ka.
M. apon)baiaaoatwtodwitbaKabofAc B.KaaL
II, 5 (85*) 'n rnn to nb tnit la aafirial iBr tha tear
wbicb la darivad bj eoaelariaa ad aMvaa to ba aa 0HAt^
m tba law fhiai vbieb it ia darivad. La. joa aaaao* go
bajoad tba latlar. lb. rn rr6 r^ 3~ti doaa B. T. aoi
IbOowtba pciaaiplaard^pfa (ibai tba darivad lav caaaoc
go b^jaad tba otigbMl)? am arr*tvi m arr ia aoi
Uiapriaaiplaor4mV*MbHflalfOaB.B.flLSi oBT**
it ia aaoagb for tbaa^ Piapaa, L c. aay ao aMxa; a. fr^~
With preOx *:cp (v.
^^). oaalr.'^ a* atae/h oa refMTvd
for, mitamim to^ aa aoa|. a origr toi. Maaar.Y, 8
Tne '3 asm aMl foaad a qaaaiity aonaapoadiaf to wbai
ba had laaaiad iato it (raMoaably fawraaaad); -zhstr
TTTO BMre tbaa ttia raainaabia naaallTy
.*"= "3
or
^
"3
TT* aa mm^ witbia om aiacb, tiaw aa ia aaadad
for aa atteraaea (a. a. a aiaaliaa. v. T. Bar. L 4hL BL
'^ 294 nia"!^
Kam. 73% a. fr. ^^1 "IIS'^ID TQ'^n '3 -jin two statements
following each other immediately are considered one.
lb.''
"1 '3
'n inn there are two different intervals com-
prised under the expression tokh k'd'e dibbur. Snh.
31''
hot, '31 pibnb
'3
in order to give honor to &c. lb.
32=^
bot.
'31 nbl ^ISDn xbUJ
'3
in order not to make loans too
difficult, V. fh^; a. fr.
""^"l (representing oi;-, duo) two, twice, cuip. ^I'n III.
IS^'7 m. ('iS<l=2i<T formed like 155, v. ri})
longing,
faint, love-sick. Cant. R. to II, 9, v. I'^'n.
IS^n, Y. Ab. Zar.
1,
39''
top, "i
l^j?,
read ']X''n (calo
diem) I proclaim (welcome) the day, an etymology of
calcnda (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Calendar). V. ^iJi^i^.
l''D''rnS'''l m. pi. (8iov6aia, xa) the Dionynian
feast, hacchantic revels. Lev. R. s. 33 (ref. to Ezek.
XXIII, 42)
'31 'pO'^SKp d"'Knii3 (corr.acc.) 'carried along'
(in procession) refers to the Dionysia, 'drunken', means
the revellers, v.
5<'''iH'n.
' T :
-
^n<^\ V. s*!?"^-.^.
rajl2i<^^, '^12^;^y\
('I3l"7) f. (oiiravixa) edict,
ordinance. Targ. II Esth. Ill, 15; a. e.Sifre Deut. s. 33
niUJi 'aTi'13 like an antiquated ordinance. Lev. R. s. 1
;
a. fr.PZ. nix^rjX"''n, 'd'^'h, 'oi'^'i. Ex. R. s. 30; a. e.
)''i:iQa-JX'''n. Y. Shebu. VII, 38* bot. 7n^J-'ax-'l ; Y.Keth.
IX,
'33''
bot. 'pl^aio "pi (corr. ace).
ni2^;n, pi. nli35<;n, v. ^-^-^^
i^naj"'i2i<^i, V. K^aaK-'x
st3^nt3N^7, pD^npis^n, '^_'=t ('v^) m. pi.
(diatreta, v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Vitrum) cut or engravedglass
vessels. Ex. R. s. 27, end [read :]
'T ibbn mDl3 'n these
two cups of cut glass. Esth. R. to I, 7
'i"i''Mli1 niGl3 (corr.
ace). Gen. R. s. 19
'1"iaii1
(corr. ace). Ruth R. to I, 1
)lB"''nali1 m013 (corr. ace.) ; a. fr.
*SI3^]P^JSl"^'7'
^"^'^."i?^^^'7
m.(3toixr(TT);,dioecetes)
overseer of
the treasury, treasurer. Lev. R. s. 5 (prov.)
unfortunate the district where the physician has the
gout, xrs" Tnn S<-J::1p"^i<11 ed. (Mus. XOOp'^'^'ll, corr.acc.)
and the treasurer only one eye (is unable to examine the
coins).
^b^'^X V. ^\^^X
T T - T T-
b^DN"^!, JlDJj^^l, Men.
77=^
ed., v. Jta-^-JT II.
IIQ^nS"^"!, read ']''ri'ilnX"i^. (oteOeixriv, sec. aor. med.
of 6iaTt&yj|xt) I disposed by will. Y. B.Bath. VIII,
16*^
top
'31 'JsVii
"1
ir\13n qx even if one writes in Greek SieOeixr^v
(7 willed, instead of I will), it is to be considered as if
it were a gift (cmp, ib. TT^-HV, ptni &c.); ib.
'31 "in-iTTl
I went around to all linguists to find out what "l was &c.
;
Tosef. ib. IX, 14 -pisiniin (ed. Zuck. ''p'n'^1^, corr. ace).
T
^p^ri5Si^'=T, ^p^P^^ ('T'=T) f.(6iaayixT]) a disposition
of
property, esp. by will and testament ; covenant, contract,
V. Y.Peahlll,
17**
bot. for difference between 'T a. nSHTS.
-
Targ. Y. Gen. XXIV, 10 XDI^-'Tl 'n Ar. (ed. ""piniBK nsuJ);
Gen. R. s. 59, end (ref. to Gen. 1. c.)
'"i 11 this means (his
master's) will (in favor of Isaac).Y. Ber. V,
9*'
top '"i2
'31
lb I'^nnJ have I given it to him as a bequest (which
may be cancelled)? I have given it to him as a donation.
Y.B.Bath. VIII,16'' bot. iniT'^n'^^'ia "ilTn-'l he may change
his will. Ib.; Bab. ib.
152^ 'n" n^-jnia "i the later will
cancels the prior. Y. B. Mets. I, end,
8" oasb . . . "pK
'31 j'^p'ip'i'^l
nobody is likely to make a defective will (by
anticipating in it the receipt of a debt before it has been
collected).PZ. niXi^ini^'n. B. Mets. 19. Tosef. B.Bath.
XI, 6; a. e.
T'^T, V. D^^.
!J<D^'7. "1- (='^'
^^!)'
'<'<'^^-
'^''^^'S-
Y- I Gen. XLIX, 27
(II nrn)." Targ. Is. XI, 6 (Regia X3W); LXV, 2b. PL
-pa"!'!. Targ. Zeph. Ill, 3.[Targ. Is. XI, 7 xn-^l bear,
V. Mil'n.]
SD^*! m. 1) flux, gonorrhoea, v. 5<ni"n.
2)
xa-^n ^30 or
'^2''T K'^JD a certain part of
the matv, v. "^SD.
ISS'''^ f. ch.=h.n3^. Targ. O. Gen. XXXVII, 2 lina^n,
lina^,''ed. Berl. ',in^''-J.
SDS'^'^ "^- ('^'"P-
^''^^^
fl^-
'^'^^'^- ^"^^- ^' ^ ^^-
^'^''^
n^o "^ninT, 'ed. Buxt. xaian).PZ. x^nn-^^, '^na-^l.
Targ. is.
VII, 18 (ed. Lag. '321, ed. Buxt. X^nO'^j). Targ. Y, Lev.
XI, 20 ^nn?^ (read'^n); Targ. Y. Deut. XIV, 19. V.xn-i"^^.
nZl''Tf, v. na'n.
T\2^1, pIS^l, Targ. Y. II Num. XXXII, 24 some
ed., V. -ills'!.
SDlS^l, Targ. Prov. XXIV, 2, v. X313^^.
plil"^!, p^lSi'^ m. (pyi) 1) attachment, junction, in-
timacy. Cant. R.'to II, 6 (ref. to Deut. XI, 22)
'1 mrr
what is the form of intimacy? [Ab. ch. VI (Boraitha)
t)"i-i2n 'T (some ed. p11p"i) the friendship of students (thai
care in selection of friends).
2)
glue, paste, solder. Y^
Sabb. Ill,
6*
bot. ip13"''n
b3XnD X^U5 (read:
'31 '5<ni nhvi)'
lest its solder may be consumed (if the vessel be left!
without water). [Hull. 52^, read pO'5 if the bird is caughW
by means of glue, v. pa'n.]
p^!l^'^, p^il'7 ch. same, joining. Targ. I Kings]
VII, 30 "i laiS joiner's work.
n^il'^''T, "llil'l m. (nai) utterance,
speech, dictateA
Cant. R. to III,
4*
nttJp 'l of the various expressions for*
prophecy dibbur is the severest; Gen.R.s.44;
Mace 11*;
(Sifre Num.
99-i3"n). Lev. R.s. 1
(playonnp"i1,Num.XXIII,4J
a. xnp-'l Lev. I, 1) the Lord reveals Himself to the
gentile prophets 'n "^sna only with half a word (defective
revelation), opp. nbUJ 'n. Ex. R. s. 28 '31 ni3T 'T thej
99ft
I
bag. 1M9
'^
Vp u.'
A. fy^ 'Tn ^ ty foUvwlMi lit* txr
- --
t h.
VU, lO^i . fr.-/f, o^^wn r'tO- II . .
IV V. ^t) (bOMllA, '^.-y
WbN. liibb. !
rra ulii
"^
fli U.
f ' i
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It ^I^VT}) HNNIM fabtBlfliriNi| liM< 1 t M' M
ffffkHoti. Turf k I.'a4^ ?i -d' |',AC.
1" jw*b, ri-.
tttm* Ml. r^ -n.
rwwl iri-^K Tnr T Wum VII. .
A. fr.- li. IImIi. im 8V3 iiS 's
mm I miglii !
IhOttftil m mar* wuM (wiiliotii Mltnni of no lfr<
Ilk fTT"*^ frrrr W^ h< l*4 ol tub*(iitUiiP hi* frl
(by an Miiim). Nd. i
"3^ - -n
lalhinc ic i^jar<iM
lo lb yw; a. tt. H, II7^"\
ITT^. m;
'
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p. fA# Tm Cbmmmmtbmmi:
Taif
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Y. Ks.'xX. I (II
H;^); A. fr.-T.
Mf.
IV. Tft*- boi, -SI "VTS Tap Ml
Um Tm Oowiindmim apatI, w UmI oar ebildrMi mny
b* Abl to lUrfjr UMOk
i<i^^'^, HJJSn m. (pan) jb<AMy. cwiKwAlioii.
U.
!
jm -p-i -1
-"^m Ar. (hI. iqj^m) tbb U nMralj
own oombiDAtioD (thAt IUb* opinion waa delirerwl
I with th* MithoAh). bat lUb bimMlf reild
A traditioii (witboot rAfemo* to tbAt tpMiAl
of tb MidiBAb).
"^?*^
^?7 0>. b.) oM-ntt^ mp. nrrlatien. Sifrm
I
. Mekb.
Bo,b<ff. (TAnh. ib. S "ven) ; A.fr

. Mckb. L e^ V. b^ Y.Br.IT.r top;

7Vn Ctmmmimemh. B. Kmin. M*" "n
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h one In i
-my. 8nb. 67*,
, ^ ' ^U. r. hV*.
^^"'
*^. S^L"!, T. mom.
'
^i*'*
*"*
(^1 1)
ftraiaffm^ ietefiim. Guit. E. to
II. 4 sWn
his (JAOob^ atrAtAgcni (Q*m. XXm. I>r-
li,
7^-?, *?. lb.; V. iop;.
1^3"^ m. (v.yxt) nforvAf fl/'frotM, |Hliif mp. Oitt.4?*
**s: n
s*:'. r^-n
(the word -pn, Drt. XfV, S umam)
1mI tlKNI IUmIMMUIaI MCA<CA|l(lAWilgMH<iillJ^
IMII Ml wiMi dM fMdlA flMW pi, opf. to 9
ipf^ MM
9Mi frwtef M ilv frilli (fAlMUAft^ tL aUbk H^
^
^n Ife r. ^aid
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V Aftbli. O.K.*. i Mutm 1(M.
-
^ip1>4
JU^
lA. t '
.ft 4m ArrMh^ rAMr. Ml
fAA. /W ariU !^i. .'->.'.r (LM, Mtf]. B. Blb. |A'
Acb It Um awuma # ilMMi mUam
"^
^ T'wp tw^n prm
lib. M.
r>*^
M ATibuAl to bM AMMl lOTH t IM
4^MMi (btMlATM MMlJl lb.tHM.f^lfMy%l
> m b A ItAAir .... rrv
'^
digmt, k* Im to b*
x.r iwto* to MtoMtoi ToAit lb. I, iv\i Ai.XMfc.
V **
fT^ mtr.
J.
l) (by AMloiir vMi iyt7Arit|,
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'wrk fyHtC Si. !.
r* rv"! (r^) 4. / AAA.) hmm wIMk bM
oAljr two AorMto
i^
mi umumtlif biiill|{ H Batk. U a.;
Kaa La.

r^ri, 'ri pr. . rb.

SbTD
WrtA*r
7V>^
tw.
0n.ll.l4.-llKAi.t*^bo. 'SI
"^
^rs pB Uw iteMt
oftbTlfrteloMbAi AAAb oUmt (UmAiv toftoliV A IamI
wfiblbAbAiUlA). Ki44.7l\ TAbwItI*. Bw. t*^. TamuM*"
n^ Mnmn^ono 7v(Aoc m-r\ V. BAbkD. aa^ LAoAif
UmfAMAfA of3lAbto Aplto4 UMtoArfvto toto tWIIfrtiL
D^Qlir7 t (MrwMO itorAR. Tkfi.OBMk.ll. A
d. La*. (Ad. 'er\ AAffr. AAA.)L
H2Tm, H2~ (Xyn) AL (-T3% w. w^prv
fy.
I^oIL M* re ra -n rt rir. Ti)
m iy llAA A
whoU jfAT, Bar. 44* "ri rrt

- mm ^ (lU. .
"-n
. . ir-ir-ii T.BAbb.D.&A.LMto)AB that AilyvMy
gUdA down hia (fiu umA aAiootfc) Ibaa OiW, it*' mj^
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'

*B^ V^'l A hUfA Hy JBd AAMAg abAAVAA.

3i T^ f. (radApUA. of
TI or r^; ccAp.
the ripor roomt, Xidd. #7* ^
*Q ^fT9. Ar. A. v.
(d. TT-n) I My, U (tb toAd^MI oT to Ibo vapc
(whara alM AotArad Aftar Um hmth).
*?T?
'
P**
^
I
^
I
1
(4wdAx<i, v.O^rr^|rt%at,
^iMnit aI tiatiwm. (Pt^olAr adaptAHiiA Tr\ mUit.
T'.]
TouM VI. 8 (ttS *m T. Ad. (Mkb. i m,
' i
;
Bab.
^.
=
% If*. M. sar^ Mm. L.
*r\ *m, ICA. %m^
r-*:%T.BAbb.D &A.LAoto). Makb-rahULa. I ! . i
r: -n PhATAob bAd gvAida At atotioaa (noMMAAtriffAf
with oA AAOtbtr). Oaa. &. il 10; TaO. ib. It [rAd:]
;
'
r
' '
'
;ft
T^
rerm ram 76 rem bAtoetAAaad tor
than tbA apAAd (of the Mdl bAAfn). Aad be MAibar of
AOatatioML BMb.B.toI,1 y .". ' s
AMD AAnyinggiftA win bA nnfniAa Ae.
TV^ t. (Kb.; r.Tvn) Dmn^ "MM ofaevcaal
birdaT HolL tS*jkdWdbA (Lr. XI. It) TeA ^"V ia tbo wbil*
.'^j^'n
296 oni30i^"i
dayyali (stork), anaphdh (ib.) rr^iia^ "i IT the irascible
dayyah; v. S<n''''Ti. i
n^'^ (cmp. iin)
<o he faint

Af.
.w'lX to make fainter,
j
/jflfen Nidd. 20^ 'Dl n^b ^liT'^N they showed him a fainter 1
color, and he declared it clean.
I
X< rM_, nn
']
m. (preced,;cmp. form and meaning of
nns) faint, feeble, dim; light in substance, thin. Neg.1,2
nD^^n nn'^n T^D blU the red within the lime-colored leprosy
is fainter than the latter, opp. T^; Tosef. ib. I, 3 X'l'i'^.
Tosef.Nidd.111,11 '|SST3
'1
if fainter than this (shoe-black),
opp. ploS; Nidd. II, 7
;
20^ 'p-Q "i. Ib.
'1"! "1
extremely
faint. Gitt.
57=*
"nxn '|?3 nrr^-i Ar. (ed. nmi, read nnii,
fr.nin'n) gets faint from the effect of the heat. Yeb.
80'';
Tosef. ib. X, 6 rtnn 'iy"it nasa; his semen is watery, opp.
"llUp^ cohesive; Tosef. Zabim II, 4 nni-l; Nidd.
35*'.
Y. B. Bath. VIII, 16* bot. wherever the word nU5"ilo
(heirloom) is used, KtT^T '{vdhi it is a faint (vague) expres-
sion (not meant in its true sense as a real inheritance).
Ib. (ref. toDeut. XXXIII,4) 'Dl 'jiJ'iD 'n TT^h there is none
vaguer than i\ns{morashah), for whosoeverlabors (studies),
obtains the whole of it.P/. f. nirr^?. Y.Ter.IlI,42'^ top
'T 0*^3325
the juice of grapes is light in substance (in-
cohesive).
'^n''Tr (=117
"I'ri)
of
this (certain event). Targ. Y. Gen.
XXV, 33
'1
Q"l"^3 as if it were the day of a certain event
(of Isaac's death and Esau's succession, cmp. Targ.
Y. ib. 31); Targ. 0. ib. 31, 33 'in>'n ed. Berl. (ed. "pnVi-i,
ri!}^"^?.
cmp. 'h'^'^, ST'^''?, s. v.
"i-i).
S3n"''^=it5n^. Targ. Ps. LXV, 12.
T
- T -: - =
V^, V. s<n"''=iii.
T'^ 1 f. (b. h. ; 111) fluid, writing ink. Ab. IV, 20.
Sabb."l3S^ Y. Sot. II, 18 Hop, v. I^H; a. fr.P/. n'iHi"''n,
nr'n. Midr. Sam. ch. XXVII, end C'^f^'^^); Gen. B. s. 58;
Yalk.ib.l02; Yalk. Kings 170 '31 "1
n^3 how many ink
drops have been spilt .... to write 'the sons of Heth'
ten times!
i'^ II {ok-) tu'O, double, a Greek prefix, sometimes
used as a separate word (6uo) for etymological purposes,
and sometimes separated from its junction. Erub.
18"^
(explain, "p'l^l'i'l, v. I^i'^'l) "pTlOS l^l two columns; ib.
(expl. r\ti^^\ V. X'nS"''n) "sil^'iEl "1 nU512>n bearing fruits
twice a year.i^lt 'l", CjllS'iB "i &c., v. 'Tl'il, 'Sli^ &c.
"Tl a Greek prefix. l)=8t-, v. preced.2)=Sta-.
T"^ m. (v, '^1'n)
1) faintness, trouble, sickness, Y.
Ber. IX, 13* bot.
'31 fTi^i "1
he was in trouble; (so) we
let Kim pass. 2)
interj. expressive of love-longing (cmp.
"lix &c.) Oh! Ah! Cant. E. to II, 9 (play on
I'ni) nx
'31 '"I
"1
13b I^IX thou (0 Lord) sayest to us, Oh 1 Oh
!
[strike out the gloss ^^^l 1S<^n '>].
Thou art sighing for
MS first (instead of our aspiring for thee)! Ib. (twice
more; correct slight inaccuracies). Pesik. B.s.15 [read:]
riK^aip 'pab nnx nx, pab nx ix^i, ii" isb ru-oa. nst; Num.
B. s. 11 [read:]
'31 mx nx ri isb ni^ax nx.
ST'^ m. (v.preced.a.\in)^ne/'' Targ. Prov. XXIII, 29
ed., Ms-^K-JII"^-!.
12 'JT^ m. (oiaprjTT]^, diabetes) siphon. Y. Erub.
X, 26^ top
"13 'pbs?^ you may draw liquids by means of
a siphon on the Sabbath; Tosef. Sabb. II, 8;
Erub.
104'^
'B1'^"i3 (popular perversion, as though=''B i"^"^ double mouth,
V. i-^^ II).
S'll'l'^'l, ^^Tll'^ m. (reduplic. of 111, v. "^Il) grief.
Targ. Prov.' XXIlf,
'29
Ms. "^I, ed. Lag. 'Ill; ed. HI"''?!
(Var. in ed.Lag.p. XII xrn, corr.acc). [Prob. a corrupt,
fr. X^ll"'^, V. next w.]
'^^^''T m. (ni-i)
grief Gen. B. s. 74 ril'^'ib itn Ar.
s. v.-ip'ip 2; Yalk. Gen. 130 (ed.Gen.B.l^lob) he (Laban)
went back to his grief.
l-3n^"I, ^-3n^"I, V. next w.
"^Jl^'JT'^ (a popular perversion of oiaSo^Tj, as though=
'511 i'l'n
two sets, v. i'^'n II) succession in government, sur-
render of office.
Sot.'
13'' '31 nrr^n "i b\u rau: nmx (Ar.
latl'^l; Yalk. Deut, 941 ISTI'^n) it was the week of trans-
mission of office when the office was taken from the
one (Moses) and given to the other (Joshua, hence 'Moses
and Joshua went' &c., Deut. XXXI, U); v. t3l3'^n^'>^.
SDi^i, V. ^-j^:^
Sa;i2T^, V. KliJlJSt'^^.
T !
- ; T !
- -:
DDVI, read K^'^'^X
T"II2Tn, Gen. B. s. 62, a corrupt, of "^'Jin
v.-^'Ji;^^.
IQ'I'''^ m. (perh. a perversion of 6i6i)|jloc, forked, cmp.
LXX,'josh.VIII,29; popular etymol.=')"'71J3?
ii^, v. ii^H;
Erub. 18*) a corner-piece made of two boards rectangu-
larlyjoined or of a block dug out in the shape of a trough,
four of which corner-pieces form, in legal fiction, an en-
closureofwells &c. (v. GB), making the ground so enclosed
a private place for Sabbath use. Erub. 15%a.fr. dllU^ *)1''i'^3
"T is considered as a diomad (two fictitious walls). Y.ib.
II,
20* top, opp. ::1113B a plain bar; a. fr.

PL T^^oi"^^-
Ib. II, 1 ri3laU33 "pSfHS
"1 S3"i5< four corner pieces having
the appearance of eight bars; a. fr. ['pial'^l, Y. Shebi.
VII, beg. 37'^ V. ini^a-i^.J
n^DDT"!, rD12r\ v. n-M^?.
b^D^^'l m., pi. "pDI'''^ Cpl)
quarrels. Lev. E. s. 12
(ref. to D'^31^,
Prov.'xx'lII, 29)
"1
')S<^b Ar. s. v. 'JB (ed.
'i&i"''l or D^'&T'^ pr. n. m. (prob. intended for^
Dionysos) name of one of Haman's ancestors. Targ. Esth.
V, 1; Targ. II Esth. Ill, 1 (strike out
01"'1
^3, Var.qor'l).
DTDDl^l, Ex. B. s. 31, beg., read 0"''J0'^3'=i.
\
Wl
jtUham
(9.m At*
-''
XI. ^tWn .,.
;,
K'JBDl*^ pr.^pl/Xtiy'rg(jm>l.IHBipoto.
hfUm).
/>
K
fiCICTl, Var. of
mfW^
mkp, V9t*n) fpi
i
iii MM. aif^ Dml 7
y sMd so anM,
pirtw
'^
yap l^ bat om Ium onlv la |mii
ap oooipMwi
Md divid* (Um iMd la tliMW):
'
-oi
'^
ryp Ml
(pom ad. TV<ai*, ooir. mo.); 1 . . >
<><.au I. i xrap
^ MT9^ CV^) put ap Um eompawii *o.
Kb^^*^ f^ pL ^bCr^ (a oornipt fbr teboU or
^"-S
-M)Mlrr, dwgMta*. Ab. d*R. Hath. eli. ITfraad
:)
T^ nice TT whoa b rteaivad a latter frooi
aaaouaeinf tba daatb of tha Saparor *r.; (Bd.
ktar a*' vai*. eh. Tl: rroM
<^
^ms). ll*f. Taaa.
w xntf> xnn bv rbur^ r^ nov

vbaa a
tab arrivad aiafaaat bloi, aad bis baad waa apUt with
(. 8a. Aat a. . Pttamariam); Koh. B. to Ul, 17;
18* "Wnn 'inn Um. U. (d 'ryrn -fatmy
^itm
r Par. 8, eh. IX.
I
-t I
1, Qa. R. a. &, T. Tim.
><J^**^
m. (pT)
(MiKon, ofyinnaif, Mwyiied a^wiow.
Meta. 8* lOTiU .... "^am ITg^ra
whaoea doaa Baaai
. draw bia dadoetioBt Kath. 17* 'S\ yn
BTcn 'n ba
art* what ia to ba darivad ttom iba inahT^b
by
i^Uoation; a. fr.MaO. !. v. :r2*%
ll^'i'^
f. (a rararantial traaaibnaataoo of 7^p^q.T.)
:pf, llkmfts. M.Kat.I5*>
^
I
f
V
^
A r'Vi a likaoen of H
j
;i^' (a homaa Ulb; Y. Bw. m,

top; T. M. Kut.
in. 8S top TOp^j V. n^|.
a Bath. 58 -jpt-n rma
tiKMi kaai Was pmmiumt to aaa ilw
of m$ uaafa UbmlMfli), bai My uma^
Haatf
rAda)Aa. Iliiatl*'rth9 Iv llpv^
M* (Jaftb*|
rtlMi'a nwiaaaiiii appiw4, T*
>'-lit..XVi tAX<ick'
pilllll O
< ''- tMM. p|p^ n
s:
Ta.Y. I>a<.
T. U. XXTI.
!
Ya^f*alr(.OMi.M*.qM. vr^l. BiKaM.IM*'
jro M aot dalaar tnMt aMy ui aaHatelwjr
"Q
'9^ '^MP if tba powar of aWowwy h ii^aad fik a mm*
dtw*. avao If witaaaw ai litMd o it idaiMifrlaff ite
rtfrnini fhr pun aiorr**--
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-^); to ^m. fmMp
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Bs. S4t (ad. lipi'i
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Ma. Ji ^ , g
-
a, Ma. & mw^ro,
Ma. F. rrprrc, Ae., V. Babb. D. a a. L aeia) if ikaM la
a aaaa of hafja
f
to oMAa hmdij raooid, aajr aot to
bios Haof Ihia tab
p Ibr BM. (i*ili. dlL Abai % 41
baattoto ttoMa lVpT% a. IM I9nr\ For Iba atytooLaf
ipn^ rm, t. Part Bl. 8c p. 80.)
Aww^ /a^pfc
y
. T.Bnib.T,S9 U>p*-isr%Malodff^
plaaa; a. a.Pt e-*^
r?^
lb. 09
-
rwl
Mfft^
plaeaa.
-6 ^"sm flt for abaltW. Toaat Ibi X (VUl, It;
a. tt. V.
"^-^
Ti"^!
"1"^
oi. ern) ta4<ifri7ffa/. ibi^er. frf. T.
Maaar.n.SOf'iop.oppwtoa'TOSIaadlocdia.a^ilS"':^
7Tr<.rT7?.
8ooa.I,l. Ib.iO" '9i*iKV9D*i...^^n:
what ia maaatby d<|i|iwi faf Fn jnawwilbal an JbiIImi
oee^gr tiM ^ppar aiatyfDoaa tba diniai of a raridaMo
dapani m tha aiialaMa of raal dwallaft~0aB.B.a.8ti
a.fr.
Tin, tri^,
1^,
-rn
(.ot ^j ah.
d
mmu
Ibif. T. U Oao. XLIY, 18. Twf. T. Bx. XD, 4A. Ttoy.
a DaaLSOn, 8 (b. taxk -f).-OaB. B. il 56 (aspL
^
Oan. XXm, 4).il T'-rn, -^ Ac Tbii. T. I>aM. La.;
. .--f) Iharaller. pedlar. B. Haah. 9^, .
*^
Ab~
3) proae^ Oitt. &4; Bakb. SO* nr
fr
"= "^
Pljto
nsofaproaalyia.4)jiL^r|^-7-rn*MMfcffper. Taaa.n*;
8ah. 100*.FaB. KT
'
. j j
prme^ . pta. [T. Sab.
vni, 86*
top Tnnm rooe, rMd T^^i, cap^ Bab. ib. Tl*.]
S^*?^, HT'
^ ehj-*h.
-"Ha,
ai^ iak Ikaa. M*
tn jxwo ll*.'lL (ed. *
n. Tar! arm) to a
t\r>^
298
'J'^DIp'^*'^
lb.
'11-1
Kinn^ laast Ms. M. (ed. . . . in-^n injt 1=) they
reached the same inn; Snh.109*
'^"^1
Ms. M. (ed.
"ii"i).
B. Kara. 113'', v. Xniri.
HViVl f. ch.=h. i-^n, mA;. Targ. Jer. XXXVI,
18.
Hull.
47''
''^S like dried ink. Nidd.
20'
"Ti &<rinDS the
watery part of the ink, 'X^ xm-in the sediment. lb.
'Tn Xa^lp a piece of dry ink (a sort of Indian ink, v. Sm.
Ant. a. V. Atramentum).Denom.
ni*'! to dot with ink-
marks. B. Bath. 163* fT'^ ni;'1ia Ar. (ed. a^'aia).
"^^n*'''!, ""irr^ m. (im) suspension, removal of a con-
secrated object from its purpose; disabiliti/. Kidd.
7*';
Zeb.l2'',a.e. "l "^in S^^p'^S'lS'T a primary disability (existing
at the time of the vow) is considered like a removal
(through a cause of a later date), (opp.tonni3T nst^tDjV.nm
Nif.). lb. di?a'i3 'T UJ"^ the law concerning suspension or
removal applies also to such objects as are consecrated
only for the value thej' represent; a. e.

PL T^'^iri'^'^.,
tT^..
Yoma63'' "t IT^b T'^bl who rejects the opinion concerning
unfitness (of the scape-goat on account of an accident
to the sacrificial goat). Zeb. 12''; a. e.
piri'''^ m. (pni) crowd. Tosef. Yoma IV (III), 17
ed. Zuck.'(Var. prm).
"inn'^l, Cant. R. to II, 15, v. X-nrjbS.
i<aji3^'^, V. xa^-jK^^.
T : - . T : - -:
^'^lOi^l, V. iXa'^'^X
'^^^
V. ^x
pS^'^'l=Tin'^ '^'n, that they he. Y. Hall. I, 58 top.
i.?!^."]*!,
Targ. Y. Lev. XV, 3, v. Xinil.
St2^3"^I2^;;^, )Xny\ ^12S^'7 f. (Sfaira, diaeta)
1) chamber, sitting-room (generally up-stairs); compart-
ment, story. Sabb. XI, 2 (Se"*) DlK
i-Jiiin
Y. ed. a. Ar.
(Bab. StLi1*^1, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 1) in the same story
(of separate buildings). B.Bath.eS* nsi-^bsn "'''T Ar. (ed.
'^^1) upper story. Y. Yeb. I, 3*
hot.
'31 nainnnn '^b to
the nethermost room of the nether world (utmost degree
of damnation; Gen. R. s. 68, a. e. rtan^X, '^aa^X; ^M,
iD'^n). Tosef. Erub. IX (VI), 21 X-Jl'^'n ed. Zuck. (Var.
nox'^l, ed. 0IiK"'1, corr. ace); a. fr.Gen. R. s. 62 they
buried him 1^113 "j'^lai'^'na (corr. ace.) in the compartment
designated for him.P?. nicjii'n, nicj'ii'ri, ni^'ji"^^. Erub.
VIII, 11(88*)
'31 '^ '^rir two upper compartments opposite
each other (with a common yard between them). Tosef.
ib. VIII (V), 11, V. '^Jpbx. lb. XI (Vin), 4; a. fr.2)
ar-
bitrator's office,
whence diaeta, name of a prison in
Caesarea in the Roman days. Esth. R. introd., beg. (some
ed. 'd:;'^).
Jj^-T.^"^*^^ f. (Siatovo;, diatonus) band-stone running
through the thickness of the wall. Lam. R. to I, 1
"inia"! (5<nns< nan), 'si '^t'^'^'j.i 'n Ar. (Var. xr'^'i':;:) the
bandstone of my house was broken.
iJ^^'^^M, S*5J^''^ m. (^I'l)
1)
prop. &>ie who ptours
water over another person''s hands (cmp. II Kings III, 11)
lience (=iasir) attendant, waiter, esp. attendant
of a din-
ing club, serving at the table and collecting assessments,
fees&c. Sabb. 148*;B.Kam. 119* S S<'1!!< (Y.Sabb.II,4'Uop
^Vi-0ii3 K-IX) Ada, the waiter. Pes.
86''
"l ira UiSII .SlfTi
provided the club-keeper has taken notice of them (Ms.
M. 1 '31 iiii,1 the club-keeper knows them well ; Ms. M. 2
'^
ins lini that he went around for them to see whether
they are all in).2) in gen. beadle, constable. Yoma
18*
(prov.)
'31 ni^p xpwa ^m rn '-i -jinnx la "^k if thy
sister's son has been appointed a constable, look out that
thou pass not before him in the street (for he knows
thy affairs well and may blackmail thee).
5^ 5''^^
f. (^11) pouring, sprinkling. Y. Pes. V,
32'
hot. (ref. to Num. XIX, 13)
npilt nss
d-iip '^
Stil of this
sprinkling act the expression p"i'J is used, and yet (in
Num. XIX, 18 sq.) you call it n^tn.
]
It
\i
m- (b. h.; '^"U) judge, generally at the same
time lecturer, spiritual leader. Snh.
7 ''. Sabb. 1 0*; a. fr.
PL B'^Si^'n,
T^?'^^!).
Snh. I.e. '^."i
"^^3
the judges' implements
(stick, strap &c.). B. Bath. 51* nbia "^.S-i^^ the judges of
the Diaspora (Kama a. Samuel ; v.Snh.l?''). Ketb.XIlI, 1,
v. rrn'^U; a. tr.

Fem.pL nir^^. Koh. R. to II, 8 ti"^ril

niapJ '^1 d'^"i3T male judges and female judges (leaders;
Yalk. ib. 968 ninp3 'jij^'nl . . 'j''?';;?).
']^J'^,
JJ^D^J*^,
'J*!
m. ch. same. Targ. Ps. VII, 12;
a.fr.Keth.
94'' '31 '^
WN I am an autliorized judge &c.
Snh.
7'' '31 K^l '^ lOplX appointed a judge (lecturer) who
had not studied; a.fr.P/. T^S'^^'n, X'^S'^^'n, '*'n. Targ.Deut.
XVI, 18; a. fr.B. Bath. 29* isn "iS'^-n i^Sttll S Ms. M.
(ed. '^3'^i<'^
"^3(1 'i^S'^UJI '^) ignorant judges will .so decide;
ib.
133'' '31 xnssni
'^
compromising judges (who know
not the law) &c.; a. fr.
i^D'^^'^, IJ^&'^I f. (t)'ri=^1-i) a dish
of
poun/led grain
(wheat or barley), grit. Taan.
24'' '^T K35*iB a plate of
grit. Ber.
36''
XT^ia
"^
a plain dish of &c. (without ad-
mixture of honey). Bets. 16*. Ned.
49*'.
S^p^D^^"!, V. s<:iDD>^^.
^pD^"^"", V. X^pO'i'n a. Np&i^.
^^^T% V. ^r^x^
^P"^?!
m. (p1l) evidence by implication. Pes.
99*
'1 1533 'jnian^a our Mishnah, too, is evidence thereof; a.fr.
V. stp-i^.
I^jblp^^l, V. GiaiWp^^.
anfftng vtUi lis Wilflil
d<><iatli.
rrjj'l I) (A. ur r% cmp. H^f. ml. Hn tss. .
-^
! rfrj^ MMI. l.o'' ^r-|-n? Ms.ll. (.d.
T
'
T<<
'*!*)
<liM gliuMd v>It) uvd* (an ponNM>if*) folM^wliA,
/bJNi. TMf.
Job IX. 18 T^^n, Af. (ad. Uc.
yr*^
< I
(OUk to Ar. Af
Hr**^, iC^, ^''T r.eb^li.mn. TWrf.Uv.ZI. 14.
'y'.
iV i*(.'rwi).'
Tff. DmL XIV, 18 (TMf. T.
'lb.. . ^. Tari. Y. lb. It.Kclh. 0* miii i i r^
^.
(mI.
rrni). B. Mvta. t4^ m(mMO.).T.8bk.TII,&V
.; Y. Ab. Km*. U. 41^ boU
< itt. S84 ^'*ilO (Mb. 101) Um linM of hiiiMMMor
arTiidr of ofBec) ted Mrivcd (cmp. Wfi); Talk.
iii,M7
0V^-.
8ifrib.B.S7 O^r<r^(oorr.aee.); Talk.
iiu MU own (rod oorm).
rO*^
f.Ofin)fgmirfiiy. 8iaib.l\ oontnd. to npnr
I
'

^*2^^ m.
C(?9)
(V cfiMAtiy of Um bulb or tabor la
lind. Y. 8htbL ,
86^ boi.
'
ly
^
W '*i onMhk to
.< nt to toaiiog Um plaot oat with the root.
Xr^I"^. ^^^'^^ n>. (ptoeod.) cnniiiy
,
Of|pri<M.
T.>
;'
rro\. xxiv.'a (ed. Luf.
iTOm, Vm-. iotsr\ od.
Vieii.
^z-^i h. t<>xt -rc>. lb. XXI,7 od. Yion. Ti (od. L^.
^^ Vr. "3^).
**D'^ m. pLC^U) Marfa,^OMf. B.BAtli.4^ "VOD
::?c VM*. M. a. Ar. (d. ''O-r "VBD) tbo poiato (i
tag bough* of the thorn hedgo) most be directod
nq77nqqr^, r.^
OWOni o. a. a. ft. V.
8fJ^

^
II.
"5'1|
>ITT-mS tr' . *^ IT . Vi.
jnT^ Mk
(49 y^> a^H^r*
>^<Ma. . a.
-^ )s
a Imp (barfiatflyf^lh. s. t (pliy i 4fn OmM. li .
9 *te 1Af*r ofw hto akifplaf ftva wHgwt to wldsii
to to a tolMB of lab Ohm. A. to L . (nl to
kfltfi ikifflaf
or fhm Wmm of tiM Lard ta rMdia
g
and to aa Ifaiaaal ponoa's aitonadtof
)i
Talk.
T. Peak I. irs U.
JiFtoiluR.
lb. M
liSS^"^, *^^ ak (delator) *^e
8ah. i^i
a. .K*rt^
*
B. . M; a. fr.
H jtoV\
'7^
oh. aM. CTMi.T.Ooa.UI.4 "kM.
V. aaxt w.^JPr.lTTtA'-^. Bilh. .iaiiod. 9
'^
rv 18
erhaa Uia lafcffwlacreaMd,I ha plaadariagCaeaiwitoa)
of pwptoPb pvopMtj iaanand; Talk. WuCk.
l44i Tatt.
Job 9M>
'K*^bn, 'Tl t (dakton) l<
1Wrf.*T. OkML III, 4 (oocT. aaa, v.
a. as ""Oabor 'n^QR spoke otO 0(1^
hj"l itjV ], *T\
t (iletotorta, ah.Tarka)aBMeu Oaa.
E. s.'w, a.V n^.'Poah I, lf hot -n
7*
rrr\ laad
PTI,
T.
-"s n.
WaV^, WJTmI (-^
% T. Bna Vn,
Hk-
W
|
iHMjV^
/W'wa|r.wbeaeal)to<,
jp
friiyfc Tni-Deat.
TO, n; a. . fr.Ab. Ear. S* 'S' KS-ti *f last tkanaaj
bo oaa who ke. Bar. St^ 'Sn *i
ILMU^ I aa aftaid,
lost I mayboeoao ooafiMd ; a. fr.
t)
(witkoat tke aaaa-
i^ of ppiehiina) ftrh^ft, U as^ he. B. ITask J*;
a. o. "^ kas ftiar aankici: an &
*i -
^.
^erkifa
(Itif), M; lueaaif. Bw.t^ top 9 nrs "n ia it aac poaa-
ibla tkai tka word al iadkatas the arrival of Mt aaa
(the Bonto of tka oighth diqr)t Ik. 1 V or awf itaot
bo; a.T.fr.p-(Ptonr Bkak p.
19"
*n, eorr. wxim, as Tkak.
CThiaa &.]
Kiab^^ 300
r^
is a confirmation, a heading used in the Palest, dialect
for introducing a story as an illustration (corresp. to h.
nmSJ^j V. Ruth R. to I, 17 a Ex. R. s. 52). Koh. R. to
V, 11. Pesik. Bahod. p.
155^. Y. Ber. I, 2". Y. Peah
nr, 17^ hot. ; a. fr. (in Talm. Y.).
5}<Db''1, S^bn, Y. Kil. IX,
32''
top, a fragment
of a Variant of the following ,'l"'pi::oV'i ; read: "iionnnn
JT'Ob'^n, Y.B.Mets. II,
8S
a corrupt., perh. of fniiT^^S,
V. I'i'T'lpSi. her bracelet.
T :
.' T : T : t' t :
D^^, V. D>l^,
nD"''^ f. (Dl*i or da"!) evil talk, gossip, envy (cmp.
aa-n Z derivatives). Nidd. ee'* '31 "j'^^'^S' na'^'n vcy^i ed.
(Ar. ni^l) perhaps the envy of thy towns-women has
risen against thee (bewitched thee).
01^^*71, DW^ m. (66|X04, v.LXX, I Ezra VI, 24)
a row or layer of stones, bricks &c. in a wall. Y. Erub.
I, 19* top T^nnx bu: 'n a row of bond timber, v. TTfyk.
Sabb.
102*' d'^sax blT
'^
a row of stones in a wall; Tosef.
ib.XI(XII),l. B.Mets.
118^'
'^n bs . .
ni3n placed a stone
in its position. Sot.
44* if in rebuilding his house vl'^din
irifit
'^
"a he made it one layer higher; a. fr.

PI. d"ip'i?3'^'n,
"pts'ia^'n. [Ex. R. 8. 50, read with Gen. R. s. 3 d'^OVbpin.]
Num. R. s. 7, beg. "pDI^'i (corr. ace).
[fOi^'^1 baths, v.
S<^pi:!3"'':T.] Chald. form Xdi^i-n, pi. X^di^a'^'n. Yi Ber. II,
5*
hot.
"1
H'^aa I counted the layers (during prayer).
DIC^^II m. (Stjixo;) 1)
people (populus). Gen. R.
s. 6; Ex.R.s.15, v. "^b^iail.
2)
popular gathering, public
festival with games (Stj}xotix6; d-ytuv) given by Emperors
or high officials and connected with amnesty; in gen.
amnesty, pardon. Y. Ber. IX,
14''
when the king
'^
"jnia
grants a general pardon, opp. nblp"^Bd.Kidd.
63'^
nirS"
riTn
'^3 act as was done in that public game (Ar. d'i?a'i"i'i).
Lev. R. s. 29, a. fr. "na XS"' he was pardoned. Gen.
R. s. 79 when he heard a divine voice say
'^
"i demos,
(?emos (pardon), the bird escaped, opp. xblp'^Sd; Y. Shebi.
IX, 38'' top; Pesik.B'shall.p.88''
d'lS'i"!
(corr.acc); a. fr.
[Ex.R. s. 2, beg.
'12
"iPa^ v. T^di^'^^.Gen.R.s.8 {ndW"!,
V. Xljd'i^'^'i.]P/. I'^di'Si'n public games. Cant. R. to VII, 12
'DT "ia b'^'^iaS let us take a walk among (observe) the
amusements of the world.
'i<Dla^'^, pi. S^DWn, V. di^^^I, end.
T ^ T - '
Jj<';t)il2"'7 (^^^&^D"t) f. (Sr^ixodta, Ttt)
1)
public
affairs^ Gen.'R.s.8 nriT2 blU '^n Ar, (ed. fld'iai'ia ; Yalk.
Job 907 d'^dia'^ia) with the public affairs of the country.

2) (6r)fi.6(jio^=fiscu8) state property. Y. Snh. X,

28*'
top
'|bl3?
'*!
'^^IS<1 and one golden calf was the common prop-
erty of all the tribes. Gen. R. s. 84, end; Yalk. ib. 143
they sold him '31 h^ "dl^i to the public treasury (as a
state slave).
3)
(also as pi.) state-tax, confiscation. Lev.
R. s. 30 '31 '21
-^ajiab to collect the taxes &c. Ib. . . . n^nn
"jiibu: Xdl^'i^ (corr. ace.) he remitted one third of their
due taxes; Pesik. Ul'kah.
p.
182''. Ib. Shek. p. 11'' sq.
Ti'd'i^i'n
ipiix
bring fhydemosia; Yalk. Ex. 386 rp^dio'^'n;
Yalk. Prov. 953.PZ. (Hebr.) Piix^di^'^'n, ni'dia'^'n. Lam.
R. to III, 7.-4) public bath, v. "pdi^'''^'
P^DIaJ
^,
V. next w. a. preced.
"^
j
Olu"^ m.(6Tj|x6aiov) \){B\ih.^aXr>.'^zlo^)publicbath.
Y. Snh. Vn,
25''
top, a. fr. X'^-Qi::'! "l the baths of Tiberias.
Koh. R. toV, 11 p'^di^'i'n ; a. ix.Pl. ns<;;di2"''n, n*di2"''n
CdlTSl). Ab. Zar. I, 7
(16-'') 'X'^dl^'il Ar. (Ms. M. 'X'^dOII,
ed.
'2*12,
corr. ace). .Gen. R. s. 1 n'T>d1i2'i. Ib. s.
8 ; a.
fr.Y. Shebi. VIII, 38'' bot. K-^id^ll read S<"'^enni'n public
baths, opp. niii'i^B private baths.

2) 'prison. Ex.R.s.2,
beg. dl^'^lia (corr. ace).
D^DIQ^"!, V. x^dia^^.
n^plQ^^f, V. n^t?a^^.
n'l''plD'''l, V. preced. a. X^dia'^i.
*^b<D&1a''n, ^SDiDa-^ (^^<:]Dan) m. pi. (a
corrupt, of 6rj[X07iu)vai=publicani) farmers of public
revenues under the Roman government. Meg. Taan. ch. Ill
,
quot. in Snh. 91^ [read:] '31 "i ib'^aainix (v. Rabb. D. S. a.
1. note) the demosionai were removed.
2?^22' M, V/il2n m. (SOT) mixture
of
T'rumah and
Hullin. Tosef. Dem. V, 2 \Y. ib. IV,
24=*
'in n^a-^X con-
scientiousness in observing &c. Ib. V, end,
25'*;
a. e.

Nidd.47" |32"i'l '21

the law concerning mixture &c., which
is merely of rabbinical origin.
j
I I l/j">
j
n IQ
'
'^ m. (diamoron) a medicament
composed
of
the juice
of
black mulberries and honey. Y.
Shebi. VII, beg.
37''
Mus. (ed. 'J'^'raiil, corr. ace).
SHDH^^I, V. xion^i.
^^&Q^'7,
ri^p?3'7 pr. n. pi. (cmp. 'ptsi^-^i) Dimsith
(Bath), identical with Emmaus, v. diXHX. Sabb. 1|47''
1 b^ nr-iyplp Ar. (ed. rdiaT'l, r.id^ri,' corr. ace) the
mud of D.Ib. 'd^T^I iX^^ (read P'^d^^'Tl H^^, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note 20). Ab. d'R. N. ch. XIV, end (cmp. Sabb.
1. e, a. Koh. R. to VII, 7).
^T^vm, V. '21.
]%
"i^^ V. 11.
Y^'^l.
I,
I'l'^
(t>-h., V. Ges. H. Diet, s/
v.) [to rule,] 1) to
hold court, pass sentence, punish. Snh. II, 2 ')i xb -^b^n
'31 "JiSI xbl the king must not act as judge, nor be
summoned before court. B.Kam.82* '31
"^JliJa
']"i3n court
is held on Mondays and Thursdays. Snh. VII, 5 PX T^Ji
n
801
T>
dM b* liotd Mvrif ll darvi . fr-^) # rfMf.
>tetttd. Fm. tV^ ^m n
v; ili)r mim4 Haktmih
iM. Hi. U, f
i
Mjf. 1. 10 ran <it^ ri?? iIn vIm
KMd Iwlbff* Ite MiMlilVi liilk
11^
hf
'thmm wiMi
Ml *.' M MuiiR.tMaMAii Ab.liir
II
'^1tf^ TSm *Nl (V. IttMi. D. . A. L aot* ).

I
>ti.
7*
T TOOO . . . row
r>^
V MWpM* UNI tnirt
trt'l^fvrar- tt^i-

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t
^ > I iili Nju XII. t)i a. fr,
-
'
Ab. I, , . PW.* tt.
<, pHmttikHl. twImfftL U. Ilatb. I, I
i* |iiMM>i1 utMtt ll> aH4
(
prM
fHty or
lb. i*
"
iuis r^m waiMM iM bM
> jrmr (o Um I*wkt w
.
^S 1 o Um ^MWtf of
^'ii plaaltfd). iv. trm
-. Twrr 4y. lb. If*
o hot wnlnr. Ab. lit, i: . - . - ._ .^ vttHd k
<ll with divlM iMtiejr. Hull.
4&* nrs 1 is ral^cel lo
o MOM biw M Um brmla. B. K*m. II, ft
"^ r^rff, v.
^, m. tt.
fS

to
vyWf JtowM, ii$fmi*, Kob. R. lo II,
-rvti ab* MgMd (ooalMid4) witb him. lb.
"X wbo MgM lg*l qwllOBfc D. R. .S
'**^
- ^1^
oobIwmM wiib (NM aaoUicri . fr.
Targ. I KlBf* XX, 40; . a^
>^.r7.n.r?-
TwTt.I.XVI,&. Tarf.O.Ex.XVIIl,l
-
od. Brl. (Var. nc^yri, tUTin, v. BrL Twrg. O.
'\ Y. Kj-^).lb. TTrj, 7nnp.*Trg.0.ib.ls yr^
rl.
iTcS, y! THb); a. .Y. Bab. I, IS bot ST-
^, Mt holding ooart riBcl**liaadd. lb.
TT^;
**Tn
:^
"Vp luid a Uw-coit bfbrt Ae. Ktb. ST** iqrin I
.>dd(v.auprR). B.Baib.S*, T. RT^; .fr. [8abb.7S
TV]rorrt npp Ttn jadg from* it and (all) froaa It,
I . an aaaloiy (. n^^) most b oarried ibroofb aU
IHilata ao that tb dadooad afraas throogboat with
iba oaaa from wbiob tba dadoetioD baa alaitad, opp. TH
mno ^ptrt rono jadga from it and plaaa tba dadnetion
back oil it owiibaaia,i.a.latUiadadaetkNiw<HibyaaaIoc7
be rguUtd by tba nilaa of tha original oaaa^ a. g.
Shebu. SI* an analogy batwaan taatimony and troat witb
rafaranoe to fklaa oatbs (Lav. Y, 1 iq., a. 81 aq.X Tab.
7$*';
B. Kam. %i\ a. fr.
Ai-
r??
l).** Jgyirfa, gnarrfi Targ. T. Bz. XV, IS;
a. .a)
to iieiia. Shabn. 88^ 's* -r^
T^
-m bow
ItaU tha jadgaa daeida this aaaat; ib. 47* iJ
'
.i
-
>; a. a.
^*jw. TTTiM.lVW, '^tokjn^fid;itermdiipo,jwiwit*arf.
Tiu>;.T.Ex.XVni.ll. Targ.Ia.LIX,4;a.fr.B.Haab.M*
?rtr*N rc''M whan war tbaaa aaataneaa paiaedfIK *Vi
xr-^r- sen aantanoa ia paaaad npon it (tha gimin) onoa
onl V ; scTTC 'm r tantaaea la twioa.
Bkpa.
TTr% uT?
1) "una. Taig. Pa. XXXYIl. SS;
. e.3) to argmty ditgrnte, have a Imt-^mU ttWL Targ.
n Chr. XXn,
8; a. a.Y. Snh. Ill, end, Si' [rwd:] "PTP
^
rf'*tT'r
*nd oontaatad haCNO Ae.; a. e.
JiMf, km, Tk trt ih.9^ ^rvi f -"vi
ap* lai Um
law mm UMWflgh ilM mamnakm QntllMaalii aU alfWMi*
mmm\. lh.r'<BPy*rwitilrtii|ilMianoibia4ii^
KMh. tX.
"^
j
'
tf ' U
r
MMpMriM MMM bna In.
<iMM* on ih daiMnn nrHMlnv. lb. U, t r~S^
'^
r
'^
rit I ha m 4mm wkinrw Ai^ Mk L a. VW
'^lOS iv pMMM wto bAn 0f. lh.VI. t.
*^& Kktm. 9th, n, fr.
ffvr *i mtim, u, opr
'^
P-nOT ralk taiMn Uw Mnn nT iha tow.
Hl(r
'
WMt, Al* 'W W >Mtrt>M of dM tov, MMnmMy
M^# aMMni^ ^i iwp> pir nwlua
of ik* !
fM^-
HdHy and joyhliiryt *w
Hy
d>af>
vfoni^ nmanM iAimii^ mvlaaMMm.'Ao- m i**. m. u
^n gp tiw Aiynr jndgm m Ctn tA< nrmy to awnaj. lb.,
n. fr.
*
rM pi to iiilwi OnA
to anbali toOoA iiwii wMA iMlfnliM,
*i
mlgllMi ih.iT.Wi, a.fr. 1
m
to gHw
tobntondaraapMMfMa.Oan.B.a.s*
*-
*Sm
pnnMnMnl. th.a.tt '91^ in rsr ^to
rm
p
oniibla fcr Ai, tnipw
*
^
r ',
. and, a.>.
irre IMvlan lly.
-
r-j
(Ahr.'rai
V. r!9* *^ dawit, HtJU. *\ aw ftr
"i^tttifMrt, oppnnMt In oowt. -
Anh. M** ngw *i
PVvOTVQIVBB 19 VOW* WHNB MBv WIMVIP Ov WBWMK
elntaw or Maicntanu.Bar. M* 9n*9n V9 *i
^ ona
who appanla to tha Lord ior jndfmaM on Ma nt%hhar
fl) ifmninl, ii^y. Bnh. 4^; Bah. AT *vt ^MO by
nnnlogj from oqnal asproalonn, v.n^ fh. Wi 9 idrv*
Is not this an analogy? fcp^ OMdMsn frtm airfnar Is
mt^ n^f^.
V)"
T. Kldd. I, hi. M^i
Bah.ih.4^ sl*.
m
"1
H b a propar oandHton;
*i V RBtfa
Habraw haad-Mid la aa
q
niini by HMaM of
monay, "an 'n
wb it not ao aaah tha aant prspar Ihnt
a wUbAa.Bnh.M*.a.fr. Tt 7a rwm TH Ihi Uampaiii
o# a Uw darivad bgr aenclniion Wai^^ is not pnnitah-
aMa.'an -i
p lO^ . ^ti^ f*. a.fr. - m
-
and
by
right Ae. Ih.''<Mn'*vi im tha sanM appBas alss
to AcA CTT^
rr^
aonttr.
T% Vi*. I, nn Iha
inlarpratations of lawi, . Ih. 11*, Bnh IT. I, n. fr. *C*i
mBTsaahrOaaas^mBB 'naapitolaasac B.BaA.tl^*i
^1 lOB ^T^B asntonaas ftoaa a nMM ioMar aanviaiian.
wiihoQi witnasMS Ae.; n, ft*.
"pTi H3*^ cb-ima^ \)hm, dtytmom; oawsr 4k. Dm^.
Is.LTII],,V'<a09. TMg;FrGiy.XX,>; a.fr. Oan.M.a.4*
laa nr<9 tiar* may nqr eaaaa be taqniiad at thy hands,
i. a. yon niungad nm^ amp. ir^rqiBnh.8*
'n ksv* oon
day. B.Kam.St* ;B.Mala. 1
17^ *nrr77S^r-rs ha aniato
faito the depth of the eMe boAica him. & Both. I7t^
*i
^MOnri Panian law (arbitraiy). B. Kmm. 11^, a. fr.
'^
*i MKljUin tha law of the (eeealar) guimnmMi is lav
(MtsaparsedathaJawWtkwineMlaflrin). B^MstcO^
"on *i ii ihto tha fewf Bar. S^ *i ado ^ Tan tha* Be
will paas santsnaa withonajnstiee (ponhh wiiheni aanssji
Nidd.6t*, v.*rAiL Gttt.M^bot.
*
vtt arrvn ^what
is this flun's (thy) paniihrniint (in the neOer wocld)?
Lev. B. a. ST
'91 *i
T^ri rrn i6n|t
U sneh a eaaa wonid
r^
302 CSpD'''!^
come up in your country. lb. i^nals ''n'inx
fsS'^'n (Tanh.
Emor 6 'JlS'^a'^l, read: I'iS'^S'^'^ pi.) I came to see your
administration of the law ; a. fr.2) contest, quarrel. Targ.
Prov. XVII, 1; a. fr.Pl. T^a^'n. Targ. Y. Gen. XIII, 7
[read
:]
I'^Si'i lint Targ. Y. Ex. 1, 1
'^
']'^bnn by what laws
;
a. fr.[Y. Keth. IX, 331' bot.
)'^'^^^^^>2
"p'l, v. K^auX'^^.]
]%
^;T1'
v.
rr^.
'O^'d^T'l m. (Suvari;) able, capable. Y'lamd. to
Deut. IV,
30
''SI
"1
-^ax Ar. ed. B. (Var. DlttDSil &c., v.
Koh. Ar. Compl. Ill, p.
97^').
13 M, Ji2tI pr. n. f. Dinag (Dunag), daughter of R.
Nahman. Kidd. 70 "il
Ar. (ed. Ti).
nj"M pr. n. f. (b. h.) Dinah, daughter of Jacob. B.
Bath7l5''j a. fr.
ID^l, y.
p.
"j^0'^'l=')!l3-'X"n (v. illTiX). Y. Bice. II, end,
60''
'ii-iia
'^
who say (v. W I). Y, B. Bath. X, 17 bot. (a note which
contains the words) '31 '^
'pTit 'zuz which are', and
the number is effaced (Mish. ib. 2 "IS'^XI), Y. B. Mets.
V,
10''
top '31 n i^\o^ and what profit they may bring; a.e.
llj"^, 1 "InJ pr.n. N'har Dinur [Fire-River] a
fictitious river (v. Dan. VII, 10). Yalk. Is. 373 the Sun
bathes^ in a river of fire which is called "i '3.
Gen. R.
s. 78; Hag.
13''
(Ex. R. s. 15 ttJX lain -inj).
D'^J^I, Pesik. B'shall. p.
88'',
v. 0^^'^^
II.
D'^Q3''m f. (od^ctiiKi) power, ability. Cant. R. to IV, 8
(not 01031% interpret. ^N, Is. XLV, 14).
D^IQDJ^l, v. D^BD^?^.
^i^p^"^"!, Koh. R. to X,
8, V. "KpS.
,
IJ T m. (denarius) denar (silver denar=i/24 of a gold
denar, v. Zuckerm. Talm. Miinz. p. 19sq.; Sm. Ant. s.
V. Denarius). Y, Kidd. I, b%^ top; cmp. B. Mets. 44*';
a. it.PI
r'13'1%
constr,
i-i3'i'a.
Y. Ber, IX,
13"^
hot.; a.
fr.V. 'jis'^'n'nia a. ^D'^X.B.' Bath. 166^ '^'nsi'n (sub. ntiT)
gold denars, 'ji'ia'^l
silver denars.
"ID"''^, ^^']3"''7>
^^^"'^ ^^- s*""- '^*i'g- Y. Ex.
XXX"", 13. Y.^Keth. VII, 31^ top; Y. Kidd. II, 62'!,
v.
'jis'in-iia. Ab. Zar.
52''
XSi^J WiiTini X3'^'i-il5 "1
Ms. (ed.
"ih-iia '"I'll!) a Trojanic, Hadrianic denar which is rubbed
off (i.e. Jewish coins restamped by Trojanus &c.). Ib.
6''
NSX'nb'^p "1
(some ed. niOIC^p, Rashi 'Op) a Csesarean
denar (Ms. M. I&'^pl '^
a denar coined in commemoration
of coronation; cmp., however, Oippi'i);
a. fr.
P^.
'Ji'ia'^'n,
'i;i3i'n.
B. Bath. 166''; a. fr.
b<&']'=T, V. ND^^?.
D^D^iO^l, V. wpp^tT.
pniia&^l, V. x-inb^^
S^p'^D*'^, V. X^pB^^.
pSD''! CSaiil Ar., ed. pSG"''!) m. a litter carried
by mules' (Lat, Basterna). Hull.
79 'na . . . '''b nV"'''S'0 "^N
when you hitch for me the mules to the litter. Gitt. 55'';
57* "Ti Kpu: the shaft of a litter. [Prob. named after
the city of Thapsacus.]
Spp"'''!
V^pP'7)
!" (8{<JX0i) disc (always used in
the sense of tabula, tabella), 1) tablet.

PL
'^pp'^'^. Men. 40
'nst rr^lanDi^ (Rashi '"'pG'i"ii<, Ms. R. 2 a. K. "nx) let it be
published on public tablets (inscriptions; comment.: in
official letters from Palestine to Babylon, v. infra).

2) official document, letter. B. Kam.

112'' '31 TOO "i j'lpa
(M. M. i^pBi'i, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) he held a letter
from the Supreme Court (authorizing him to take depo-
sitions of witnesses). Kidd. 70 J<ni3'i73n '"l Ar, (ed. KpP'^S
X30TiTl, 5<pO'iB) summons to appear before court. Ib.**,
V. XpG'n.P;.
'^pp'i'n.
Men. 40, v. supra. Gitt. 36 their
signatures in the shape of figures (as a fish, bough &c.)
were known to the public '^pb'ia (Rashi 'D'^l!3, Ar. 'D'^"''ia)
by the official letters which they issued. Ib. 88* "^"in 21
'31
(Ar.
"i''*i3)
Rab put his signature sideways only in
official letters. [niKpOil, v. K^pp"^^.]
Dlpp"^^ I, DlpP'n m. (8i<3xoi) disk, plate, trencher.
Ex. R. s.' 15 n33^ h^ '^'i the disc of the Moon. Ib.
'01
nVuJ her (the Moon's) disc. Y. Ab. Zar. 1,39''
)"'13*i1
nh-o 'i
(Bab.ib.6'' nsOID'^p H'\i^1, v. XIS^I) a plate full of (gold)
denars. Gen. R. s. 33 ami til a golden plate. Ib. .s. 11
'31 ^ISi: inx dlpOl^l (corr.acc; Var. Ar. -ptEI-J; Sabb. 119
jnVttJ; Pesik. R. s. 23 ^inon) a large trencher carried on
sixteen poles. Esth. R. to I, 19; a. e.
Pl. d'^pippil,
T^pipp'^'n. Gen. R. s. 10 a bath-tub in which were
"^1
"^W
d-'XS Ar. (ed. 'I1I; Yalk. Gen. 16 "^DpOil, 'orpDI; Yalk.
Prov. 961
']'^&'ip''01,
corr. ace.) two fine disks.Ib. D'^p&il,
v. l'^ipb'^1.
D'lpP'''^ II pr. n. m. (or place). Tosef. Mikv. I, 17;
Y. Ten Vlli, 45'; Kidd. 66^ D'^pDI, v. illWoI.
S pD M f. (3iffaxxiov=bisaccium S.) bag with two
pouches, saddle. Tosef. B, Bath. IV, 2; B. Bath. 78.
Ber. 18 '31 dtT'S'il '"^la d3ni X*5 Ms.M. (once K'^p'^O'^l, ed.
N'^pbl) one must not put them in the saddle bag and
place them across the back of an ass. Sabb.
142'' '""i Ms.
M. (ed. '01); a. fr.Y. Ber. Ill,
B'l
bot.
TP''^"';
Y. Erub.
VI, 23
top
X'ip'^01'11 (corr. ace). Y. Sabb. VII, lO^ di3'Jftt
X'^p'^0'11 b;i5 (corr.acc.) locks of &C.P/. nis:;pp"^1. Tosef.
Kel. B. Mets. II, 3 niXp-^OII ed. Zuck. (R.S^toKel.XII,!
niHpO'^l; Kel. 1. c. ni3la''0),
S3''^D''pP"*'l f. (disciplina) iwsfrttcfton, habit. Y'lamd. |
Vayikra, end, quot. Ar.
DDpp^l (D^3;&^"I, D^OJiD^l, b^JpO^l) m.
(a popular corrupt, of 03l:0P'i1, 'il'^1, dextans) dextans, a
copper coin,
Ve
of an As. Y. Maas. Sh. I,
52'*
top niSO
MS
^H'^
"^
Vv OKNMqr imatmitig of mmUI oUn
(Ttd Ik I, 4
(<
rv^'S
inpO** (orr
mrp (orr. Ms.)) Kolk I. lo Till, It

<ii>. &* '
|irltri lewii wliMi btuM pMto
tuui4' r. Tm TOa L (MikM. ^^ .
ff.
ittc 4UkmHm
of Um RMh OttlallM. lb. ^n 'On M*. H. (4. *irvn)
out. 40* nan V^ A wUWniMil of !*.
Mff.
If* *SD
'^
rra rr^ Mt. M. (md. "vra) b* to mnMmUy nmntitA
wllti iownlii|t (m rojrnl ttmatt v. li;;ron).tol f^
TO mnrr a> lUb Jii<lih of PitkmHm, (n.*lo Uvy Twi.
Diet. II, &7T* idvnuAM oar w. wllb I*>ta. imdtkmrmk,
TJV^*^* S^~ in. (Ullbpt. or DiCpf. uf TTO; ?.
prw)l.) aiWWi a<'4i' liirigw. abb.4a* vd. (Ms. M. wrwo).
m. ( lllUip. or Dtops. of "lOM
i
V. pfel4 MWyfvMioH,
r>itWow
c|f
mrf or jwnml, c aorf
of itmamcif.
M* ymci
'^
Q nS ttne ad. (Ar. a. YiUk. Uv. CTS
1) (whoa ooMMmlii^ all of bit llabto) b aMjr atill
liTlag bjr workiiiit a wrf. Kidd.
60**
S^pon
I ad. (An't^^nxn) wbaa b* bolds Um land abowo
bar as a paaaant (bat own* it ool).
KirC"!, X^'l I e. (dial, fbr 9Srv\ rMioplto. of
])fip,poHioii Babb. IM^ 's>
"^
"arm "n r&pv mt
[. (T.Bbb.D.&a.l.Boi^ ad. rorm >a
'
t)'n ^r&pv)
tba portioa wbkb waa givan to ma (tba brida)
kT it Ae. Bar.iS*
"1
lint Mm, U. (laad tw;
*Q
'*^
rib mv) tia Raab Qalotba aa&t them an
portioo. Oitt. 07^ Kntan wpai n 'n Ar. (ad.
. . ^) a gift wbiob obokaa a motbar>iM-law (
(Vial aayi aaiion for a traaebarooa gift, aa fhwa a
animal *c; diilbr. in Baabi). Bar.&O^ bpr
. . prfe Mar E. took (aoma of tba ttxtiu) and tbraw
toB. .. at bto portion of bonor(lCa.lL RTSD ... pm).
2CrC^, Xil II (diaL
KJPC^J e. (DiM, v. -n, danom.
'
>) a mcM^'iioM Mwaw. 1^un.S8* Vn od. (lla.lL
Sabb.llO' -Q^
Ma. a (ad. 'Vn, lUM. 'tJi). Ab.
18* -r-T. lb. u^ -m nncV "iiDnB rp yfoo (Mn M.
*^) on wbat antbority do tba Parainns call a
qa womanrftaWaiNi Cfior thanaiialrfwf)t Anaw.
Gan. XXn, S5 aa if fk>. Vn, cmp^
wift
i
j,
bavl^
of woman). Oonfe doaa not naeaaaarilj rater
Panian langaaga, aa aTidmcad by tba praeading
Paraian AialAhi may ba bonowad fhMn AraoL
K
80nT, P. 8m, W8.]
^J^?C*M,
yM m. (dial, for aiprv\ t. praoed.;
to
%m. Mt| Ml) ktmSt # M naai tmm4 Aa.
TWv J*4.
Um bdia 9t m mun i li aia
'
(arodgad t* U4<
two baflli
^p
nf MwUi fOanwt a. . rvpin <*:>
pranMu.
IMlbyaL 4naMi. f ll^atf,
|i{?{J"0|
T.>^- II ibif,. VI. 10 ad. r'ti f4
1^. yrc"V <^b. -d
'.-
M^ irir-p^-^K-BM S4*iP<r^
v.BlUu w\
B. ttaOi. Iff^i Yalb. Bit M4
-0<^
ikt lal Una (am^
alda) of ITImm, .
M^JIIO*".
dbt. tkm4, m ital itilaal %mm to ta tlai i a^ iw <Ma
b^firfa riMi i dank arHli aa a AmI, and mtn wtib
'
panmarfbiDlf ia Um
, -.
mi^i,^>rvtmmpaMfmtU. Qatt.rrA'Tra^rtr^Van
-1
rB TTonrv Um wm4 9t Um MIAmB
A U
'AM
Uaftrtav^maas adiraat paraalialaa cyiMyAiLX
<
tba faMaadialaly frLtM aii
li to ritmUly laglllmalar isdioaiaa a
teal (wbiab tflipUaa iBat daaf-
b admitiad to tba alaafbtarto^ aC)ttb> r^ )on warm
'n^on irm m Ham'in 'waa dinal pitaiiiiai
(aU BMy), ami ipi nlam a aaaatfaa aHar Um hm. Ibw
'h rreb
"1
^r~r bjr AoM iBarv ba faiilMMMkaalitva
iiahmdat Man. lOft** & '9^
7M 'nif to haa baaa doM^ to
to tofUtonala^ bat dIraaUy paimiaiftito to to aoi. Bv. t^;
m.r.tfr-'rB m$ m Hmhmi. ^alL %%^fim.
.
.
n^BSOUp &
"O B. H. daclaraa tba acttoo UfiUataiaalUrH bwbaaa
dona, bat ba doaa aoC dtoartJy aallwnaa B; a. fr. (lab. It^
arm, raad: annrtj
HE^y^ f- (-b. njt)
ameat liuf. O. Oaa. UI, I* (ad.
r77, T. Bari. Targ. O. II,
p. S).
^"1, Targ. Job ZLI, 14
:r\
ito ad., raad: 7-^,
T. y^V, eb.
-5v^ . nast w.
MX*^ t(dapla,aab.paamiia)daafrprte;tofa.
( aanlata
.'
v. Da Oangc >. v.) /lar. T. Abu Sar. 1,39' bat^
Y. Babb. Yl, and, r* "i rr^ cna ^kq (aot bmr) vbat wm
tha aaaaa of hte baii iaadT; v. aqoia.

TtaOn^BT, Bs. B. a. M^ }M^ r, 'xrsim.

*P%*1,
rMd: r^ri OL pL (pL of dudl^) daoUr
(paarvX dontfc aye, L ai 140 yaan (Pa. XC, 10). Oaa. B.
a. M (axpl. S-sra 10, Oan. XXIY. I) "<W3 (aomr ad.
'T'^ns, Yalk. ib. 108
T^fTQ)
ba
doable age (approaeUng bto aaa
yaar; aaap. Oaa. TJO, $; XXV. 90);
laarid (tiria Hte aad tha baraaftar).
*'^^3^
t(liidL% aabLVtad, . Libkor BaaBex. . t.
8toa)adwiAfe<iiftnwadi. ! ! laa ift<(T.K3ayK)
T^tspibfe'^'q 304 oir^ibip-^i.
with a double row of seats, v. n'i511'^p''i<. Y. Succ.V,55'*
bot. (describing the basilica-synagogue of Alexandria).
Yalk. Ps. 848 '31 bUJ mVoD^x '1
the basilica-synagogue
of Tiberias; Midr. Till, to Ps. XCIII, end 'UO'^bBT
(corr. ace.). Contracted: ;;:p'i^S"^'n, 'apibsi^T (v. T^Mp).
Slice,
51 '
(v. Rabb. D. S. a. I. note 40); Tosef. ^b.
IV, 5; Yalk. Deut. 913 ',''-Jt)bS
''^
(corr. ace.).[Y. Pes.
X, 37"
top
')'i^"aiB -^"bti^l, read: 'p'n'^tJlBn 'b'^''t), v.
"'y'JB
a.
*,"i-)i-jiB.]
jlDD^bD^^, 'pbD^'7, V. preced.
BsHD"
v^
D'^, s?^/ '" (^I'fjpoi;) bearing twice a
year, a species oi figs. Dem.1, 1 iiisn ed. (Ms.M, N'^S'^n,
read X-i . . .; Ar. KIBlin).
Shebi. IX, 4 "li; Tosef. ib.
VII, 15 '11.Erub. IS'"* Kisn, v. "I'll U.P/. T^-iSin. Y.
Shebi. IX,
39a
top 'p"iBl, di-nfil (corr. ace.).[Gen. ift. s. 65
|
KSitJ st^s-ii, V. xEiDs^nt.]-V. nix'^-iEi'11. I
fliDlns^n, ^i-^pyi m., pi. ppiDiiD*'^,
^"'DliinD"'''! (Stirpiutoiro;)
double-faced. Erub. IS'* T^i |
'31 D-^SS 'Cps-is ed. (Ms.M. CllSIB 11, Ar. PjISIB I'll) Adam
'
bad two faces. Ber. 61* '31 Xin ')'^Bia"iB 11 (Ms. M. 13125)
I
the Lord created Adam with two faces; Gen.R.s. 8 beg.
'31 DiBIH-iB 111; Yalk. ib. 20 "pBISIB I11 (Ar. -pBiDIIB l^l,
corr. l-iBIDliB); Tanh. Thazr. 1; a. fr. Trnsf. double-
nafured. Ex. R. s.
5; Lev. R.s. 1 '31 n'^n 'B 11 the Word
(v. 11311) went forth with a double nature, bringing life
and death; Cant. R. to II, 3 "pBpilBil.
n iX jD^M f. pi. (v. XIB11) prop, bearing twice a
year, in gen. several crops in one year. Tanh. T'tsavveh,
ed.Bub., 10 nw ^3 1 usbuj 1^ nujis xini (Ms.R. niilBII,
Tanh. ib. 13 mxiBI, ed. Amst. nii^BI;
Yalk. Hab. 565
niKilBIS) and it brings me three crops every year.
?|i:2nD^'^, V. ciioiiQii.
^riD^^, ^riD'7 pr.n.pl. Difti, in Babylonia (v. Neub.
G6ogr.'p. 390).' Hull. 87'\
[Erub.
64'' iPBia,
marginal
correct.
1; missing in Ms. M.; ed. Sonc. S^nniJ; Ms. 0.
inaiT
&c., V. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note.]
CsHsTip
'^, Sl m. (8icfOepa) 1) hide prepared for
tvriting'(contrad'. to !ia^ a. tiBiJl, v.alsoD1::&10311). Meg.
II, 2 (opp. to 1B0). Ib.19'' defined '31 ni^al '11
diphtera
is a skin prepared with salt and flour, but not with gall-
nut, V. -j/BX; Sabb. 79^; Gitt. 22^
2) record, document,
list. Tanh. Vaera 5 niiilbx bU3 1 a list of the deities;
Yalk.Ex.l75.P?. nit<inBi1, liinsil, 'B1. Y.PeahII,17*
bot. ItiilPlBI their (national) records. Pesik. R. s. 8
'1
31 lniain3 records are written before the Lord &c.
7^'7l> to dance, v. yil I.
Y
^^^1
r . -'
i^-*
V
-^ "^- (preced.) dance, rejoicing.
Targ. Is. XXXII, 13^ Targ. Job III, 22 (h. text b^a);
a. e.
kS-I"^ II f. Cj^iil
11) pricking pain in the eye. Bets. 22*;
Ab. Zar.* 28'\
JJ^H'^M m. (1^11 1)=b. h. l^st, an animal of the deer
or gazelle species. Targ.O.Deut.XIV.S.
P/. 'i^Sil.
Targ.
Y. ib.Fem.
xn^il. Targ. Prov. V, 19 (h. text n^Ji).
rm'''^ f.
('I'll
I) 1) dancing, rejoicing. Keth.8=*. Pesik.
Ronni, p.
141 '' '1 "pbus^l and insert ditsah (in place of
TOiin); Cant. R. to 1,4;
Ab.d'R.N.ch. XXXIV.
2)
Sl^il
"iii2iS!i (sub. Dim)
a shield used at Arabian sports. Kel.
XXIV, 1. [Gen. R. s. 10, beg., read
nsi*;, v. 13I11.]
Sn^iZ^'l f. (preced.) rejoicing. Targ. I Chr. XVI, 27
(h. text niin).
pn^SZ'^n, Tanh. Bmor 6, read :
|i3i5il,
v. KJil.
5^53:1^1, V. StSil.
p'^, V. pn
Sp^'l m. (preced.) evidence by conclusion. Sabb. 1
54"',
a. fr. 1123 '1
there is also an evidence, i. e. I can also
prove it. V. KJSiil.
Sp^M (8exa) ten. Ber.
56''
(oneirocritical analysis
of Kappadokia) niujy
'1 i<il^3 XBp Kappa (v.
tiQis)
means beam, deka means ten; [v., however,
i<ii|rii, a.
Gen. R. s. 68].
p^np^n,
^J^P^'IP^^ plp^^l,
V. 1)51.
Ip"*!, Num. R. s. 22 tah-Oi '1, read;
ipil.
i^y'^p'''^ m. (^pi; V. 'bpl) anything made of
thin
twigs or reeds (cmp. X'llpi); 1) basket of twisted osiers
or reeds. Snh.
7
(prov.) ^iBUJ 11
S<T2ii3 Ki|i when she
slumbers, the basket (upon her head) drops (laziness begets
ruin). Meg.
7*^
(prov.) if a peasant become a king, 1
'31 nilXISO the basket will never come down from his
neck (he will always betray his low birth). Pes.
112*'
'31 13 Xlin ^11 even when the ox has his head in the
fodder basket, &c. Ned. 51*.Hull. 98% v. next w.Pl.
i>1pi1.
B.Mets.83'^'311'1 basketfulsof fat. Ab.Zar.75*
iblpi ed., v.Stnbri.

*2) a shoe made of

twisted reeds &c.

PI.
i^lpii.
Yoma
78'' 'ipi13
Ar. (Ms.M.
iblp13, ed. i^^rm,
Var. in Mss. ibl3l, illpil,
v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.).
JSblp^'^ m. (Vpl; omp. ipn, 11S|in)
1)
Ki^sl 1 (=h.
ni^ip) the column or jet of boiling water poured upon
wheat &c. for scalding. Pes. 40* (Ar.
xbpil).
2)
(=h.
rHsp) seething kettle. Hull. 98* i<lli;i3l 'H a kettle of
boiling meat; [Ar.: a kettle containing a basketful &c.
;
v. preced.]. [Keth. lO'' '1^, v. X^pl.]
nJSb^p^'l m. (v. X^lpil) basket mafecnPZ.
ixblpii.
B Bath.
22* 'i^lpil innxi 1 Ms. M. (ed.
ixbpil
. . .)
basket-makers who brought wickerwork for sale; [Rashi:
'one opinion': kettle-makers, v. preced.].
Dlj'l^ip'''T m. (61x0X6704) pleader, advocate. Lev.
R. s. 29 Dlpi^pl "1^ nsa Ar. (corr. ace, ed. oisibipi?
q. v.).
PI. "iisi^ipil. Yalk.Num.738
'31 1 i3Tr two pleaders stood
before Hadrianj Yalk. Prov. 946
-(iJ^ipri (corr. ace).
806
0^3ICy!>
O^ygjT^
, <J
WiB^
HMM Mbttrt Mil. K. ! I( 1^ mmI, v.
mMktn ttt On imUi
rrwipn. . r^,
r*
-
. U.
"P^TP*^
. (iUmHo) iivwik iinwiailw ot %m
korMmta. Ilftr* DmiuftlF>T*^(ttirr.Mt.)i Ydlu lb.M.
"^JT^
r.
(n)
H^JmHe^ftmhkmml, atkfmmtm.
Bb. R. . If ^oa amv
'^
i"W (aoi "p**!)
I fnv* iIm
(Um OIlMooltot) MiiaAMllon (ftr itolr wnmft) oa Mj
lilMrm (It *. XXI, liq.).Omi. R. to II. 7 (riC to
U. XXXtl. I) (rMd
]
iVs 'nroWD *9
aUI H eollMto
BU debt uf juaUo* (panbhw UtmI fof hia i4m). 0d.
Bt>4A
'T^ "1
73r Ar. (d.pT^plMMl ny ctt; ,.
Xrai. It a. St( Tm|^ Mali, s (ri4:) e^r "i rW irw
mJCU ^u It ! yor MM whieh to Uko a|>.iV. 7p*-i.
T.R.iiMh.l,ft?^rti fnnsCeorr.Me.) ttk* eoart proctrt
lag*. V. rw^^o.
OTpi, Ydk. Ow. II. .
tV^
H**p*li Um. R. to I, 1 TO^ (WO -W^ .
WJt^i*
.
T*?^*p^*ii
7?
/^
"*
P'*
(WkivBo*; "n for Tl or

avoid Ui UM of UUart of Um T^tragraauaaloa; Ar.
I
xvrv^) %ic<wl*, aptaekww ilaoa. BB.R.s.3t,Md
I ^(not
'^9p'*n
) Levi wa TaprnDU4 OB UmBiglipriavta*
pUu by a hyaoinUi (h. rp^). T*laaid. to DmI.X, 1
.
.la Ar."i rr'^
'
Wi OTalk. ib SM
V
'
Xr>^>"
>
i
,
pcarp^n,
r. aee.) th paaria aad hyaeintba. 0o. R. . T9, aad
inlarprvtiaff 6p in rb*rp, 0o. XXXIII, 19) what
&tk>n bave YodHi' bcrT [md:]

,
'^
O
'
sui^ "n nr^n i^
p<nr (T. 'Raabi' a. 1. a. Talk. ib. IS4) tbM ara tba
ite of hyadatba aad maaragda with whieb Jawalry to
l.i a. tba vowai lattara oomwcttoftba eoaaonaata,
It wbiob atoo bav* aa aUagorieal maaninf (. tba aeo*
following:
'9)
amo ^).
Yu^r^*p*^
m. (uaxlvdtvov, t. praead.) kyaeimtk-
ivrttl. BatbJ k to I, e (qootad aa Oraak tianriaHoa of
ib.) '(irwp^ Moa. (ad. ^V^u, oorr.acc);
^r *!T-5^
^^*^ . *^
a. y?r^
'bpn, V. nxbir?.
^^^P"^
pr. n. m. (Dioelaa, alto) Dteete. Um aaaa
th em|>ror Dioelatian bafbra bu accawJoa to tbe
irone. Y. Tr. N1U, and, 4t^ imn '*i D. tbe vwinabard
:
p5p*l, Y. Sabb. n, S* top '*i nppi, raad:
,V"
**
1 AnotVr aiorfe
9f
rtedt, t. t^np*^.
(. tlAsr^l wo
miH<i 7 psrs
'^
D. Um Klag wa 4a ttai
0k R. a. it. Y. Ab Mm*, t,
99* 9up irrtpn. Y. Mtac
^?in

"Win-
pnpT, ,
|i"fV
'
%
17! ^ " <**^ irwaii, rim
Tatf. Bl XIY, II
,
(Itef.'o. ad. BmL ^.
v. Ik U, p.
r?. fr
T"^
II m, lfr tr. iry^.
m.(^n)aM; aa^
Ilarw4aa. B. Kaa^ Yl. i ; a. fr.>-YallL Ra. Iff
^n^
(Mk. Ba^od. pw M*
r-m
Yar. rr-figg PmOu R. a. U
l#%l) whaa lakaa tflnaily froai Ma atoMatA
0*T%
Bad. I, S '79 (T. a. Bab. ad, 10^.
s-r~* Dm.) aa
aa Um Taaipla ahada Ibr aatUa or wood, lb. if*
T. lb. ; Tbaar. ib. I, V^^
rrwf for bauMii raaJdaaai. "Taff. Mlai M. It. TM9.rr0v.
XXI, 10
'91 rr^n (a. Ylaau rr^ tba dwalHf of tba
wiaa maa; a. Ar.H.T'-t. Tuf. Y. Xa. XXXIt, l; S4
(Targ. Y.II ib..v.r:r')-TaflUXXXII.tf.-R KaakllS^
T-ii
n Baabi (U.
-h),
v.

Fa.-HT''^ Y. R. Baabu
I.
57'' -n TTTC, .
'P-5.J
nri
I t (praead.) I iiwi la hBTi^. ToMal*"ir-a
a oonpMtaMBt la tbaTaaipla dMlgaatod foradantOtag.
Ib.^ yap
rrr*a
parnwaaat riiHwBi, opp. ^rv t. Ib. 'n
'31 nrro Wa dwollit:^ not fkaalj aboaoi (aa tba Kgb-
priaaf ia tbaTaaipla) to actaaMad a dwamaf (to taf
alia
JTraaaA). Ib. II*
** "wrr^
.
TC;
*-H- *^
Ptik. R. a. Ift; .,
TTT!}
II i: MOM
mniu.'

m-^IUf.aai
50*
M| T. Mam.
T .

-
8C^*^ f. eb^b. nrr-i
Lil ^
'i
;
;^.,
Tuy.Var.'lX, . TWrK.'p^ LXXXmi IS Xa. (ad. r^;
h. tzt prae). a.;/ i. xrir^ R. Batb. <7*. Last. R.
to I, 1 'TWi; . IWT?-
of a fraja warsL Par.IX,S; caip.
I of a /ncW. T. inn Q.
t- oL ^M'Onifl / ilafiaaia. t.
V}^^ 306 -n^D-^
'0^'^,
'C"'/T m.{h.h.',^A-^)treadwg,thresJiing. Meil.13"
(ref. to 'na''-i3,~Deut. XXV, 4)
'31 -^hv 'r::'^ what the ox
threshes of thine own, but not of sacred property; Y.Ter.
IX,46'=bot. "1^ -\m-0 i^^n-ii "I3. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. IV, 3
'^^'in Dip's the threshing place. Gen.R. s.69, a. e. ISS n^
hzh 'n "^IIUS as the dnst is trodden upon hy all. B.
Mets.
90''
Nin i'^inn ixb he did not muzzle it in the
threshing place.
^""/T, ^^'C^'^,
"^'"^/l
ch.same. Targ.0.Deut.XXV,4.
Targ.is.XXvfll, 18; a.'e.Hull. 6''(prov.)
'=1 n^ffl-'no X"nn
the ox has a right to eat of what he threshes.
nSC^*! m. (preced.) thresher.PL ^JA'^'^X Zeb.116'^
[read :]
'V n-^n
"|-i^'ii1-l
(Ms. M. "^xn^i-n ilU"i-n) with which
the threshers thre8h;Men.22a "^xrid^ nnimil; Ab.Zar.24''
',i'^"i-i (xDp'np) ed. (Ms. M. xn";"^!? IT^n 'ly^im); Yalk.
Sam. 122 !!<'^"'^n.T (K^rplp), V. preced.
n^'^'^T f. (ujiin) threshing. Sabb. 75". Pesik. Hahod.
p. 46% a. e. "inuj"''!^ in their law about threshing
(Deut. XXV, 4). B.Mets.90''.Euphem. coitus^ friction.
Nidd.
41''.
1?|^1^j 1^I2J^ m. Ciiui) removal of
ashes, cleaning.
yoma
21=* 'ii2'>3En rat^ 'T the ashes removed from the
inner altar, rniSiDn
'^
the snuffs of the candlesticks,
lb. 33 '31
n:3Tl3
'1
the cleaning of &c. Tarn. Ill, 9.
1^^'?] pr. n. gent. Dishan. Targ. Gen, XXXVI, 21
;
Targ.^I bhr. I, 38 ",r'^"n.
JjiniZ;^'^ m. rye. Pes. 35" (expl. "liBi'ir, cmp. d^'n
a. ti^t).
'
njj^n^'^, pi. ^SrilZ;^'^ m. threshers, v. nxd-n.
SJnil;"'^, V. xsnG'^':^ II.
T T : T T :
n^"i, V. n^?.
T :

ffSil '^) V. next w.
nSri'*'^, T}"! m. ch. (v. nxn)==l). Xd'n, sprouting,
plants. 'Targ. 'O. Gen. I, 11; a. fr.Meg.
2?''
Rab. H.
'^1
"iDX Ar. a. Ms. M. 2 (ed. xni-i,
Ag. Hatt. Xn"!-!) had
grass tied around (in place of a belt).

PL "pxn'^'i, "^Xr"^^.
Targ. Jer. XIV, 5. Targ. Ps. XXIII, 2 (some ed. "pxniJt'^).
Targ. Y. Gen. 1. c.
'^n^'l, V. 'i^'i'n.
^1' "'^''l
-'
-^1
^- ('^'^ "^i*^i format.
-J;
cmp.
Ti'l'^
II)
this, "that' EzraV, 16; a. fr. lb. IV, 13; a. fr.Targ. Gen.
XXXVII, 19 12^'n ed. Berl. (ed. ^2^^). Targ. Jud.VI, 20;
a fr.Gen. R. s. 5; Yalk. Ps. 848; (play on B^^'n, Ps.
XCIII, 3)
X^i
T0ri\> unto this sea there; Midr. Till, to
Ps.l. c. "lbs
-nnb, expl. ',bs xmib. B. Mets. 86" 'S'^l ""ITa
the lord of this (breeze) here.
n^ m. (b. h.; "31) crushed, broken; afflicted, contrite.
Lev. R. 8. 34; Midr. Prov. ch. XXII -|1311 (J<inU3) "jl
the poor man is called dakh because he is crushed.

PL D131. Sabb. 104% v. yzt. lb. 105% v. p"TjS3. Yalk.

Ps. 848, V. -W III.
SJm, Pi. X31 (b. h.; V. preced.) to crush, humble.
Midr.^fill. to Ps. XCIH, 3 (play on d'^SI ib.) 'iXS!!^
"^JX
'31
I will crush them (the Philistines) by means of severe
afflictions. Ib.
'31 bxiTU'^ ^IXSI'^I and crush Israel by means
of persecutions; a. e.

Part. pass. XSIlp, pi. T^XS^ll^.

Keth.
8''.
&<D^, V. ^3^.
m^ODIDl, V. ni'sa^r^i.
n^M
J^, P
^
m. (next w.) being crushed. Y. Ilag.
II, T?"" top; Ruth R. to III, 13 (ref. to X31, Ps. XC, 3)
-p^Sp-Q u:S3 bia re^-ns-l ir up to the time when life is
crushed, are repentant sinners received.
rj'^P^
(Pilp. of -]11) to crush.Pavt. pass. T^'ni^nis.
Lev. R. 8. 34, V. T|l.
!]'1D''T ch. 1) same. Targ. Ps. CXLIII, 3.-2) to act
humbly, to dissemble humility. Ib. X, 10 T]'?31'^ ed. Wil.
(Ms. rj^'^z-i, h. text n31).
|
^"yi, V. swnsis'n.
IIID*^, ^^ f. pi. (v.
"'1'^;
cmp. "|i3'n) marked
off"
places,
/bwJ Targ. Y. II Num. XXXII, 16; 24 (Targ. Y. I
'pT'^.
h. text ni"05).
-
Tllip'^, V. -n'13'n.
IIDm m. ()3'i, cmp. 'jSW, '11131) an elevated spot in the
kitchen or in the bath-house for vessels &c., stand (fixed
to the stove or portable). Kel. VII, 2, Tosef. ib.B.Kam.
V, 7 -psij. Ib. 8 "pT^blSt bu; 1 the bathers' stand.
1^21, '^y\'2X
V. 's-1.
Jj^n^D^ m. ("131 II) male person, male jyopulation.
Targ.'^O. den. XVII, 14 (Y. HX-l^l). Ib. 10; a. fr.
^niD^ f. necromantic apparitions, v. 1113T. Tarjr
II Chr. XXXIII, 6.
"DID'^, "rillp"''^ (only with suffix of personal
pronoun; v. ni3) the like
of,
resemblance, appearance.
'T\\Sr\ the like of me, &c. Targ. Ex. XI, 6. Targ. Y. ib.
'31 tf.'h'h !T^ni311 that there was never a plague lik'
that of this night &c.; a. fr. Y. M. Kat. Ill, Sl^' (expl.
rnssi, v. X^S^ll) tinilSI a resemblance of it. Yalk. Sam. 1 34 ij
(prov.)
'31 {ihni3'i"xbl p1'^bl'3(Cant.R. introd. "innilB n^bl)
?I07
X^
KliK tiiBiii Ml All, . fr. Ctii|>. K'fS't
MrC^.
*1
tA*sn)fwiiy,tHilkalti0mmtm. Trg.
Uv. 'XII.V , jTuric V. ill. HP*^)H IB-
XXtll, tN
^1, nS^, /Y.n|^ (AfmiUMR. v.Msl .) htMmn
Y. l>Mil. V. lt>, m .
Um I, f.
^7, HD7 i-l. n^)
(to iMr (MUh rp^Kj l| to
I
^ ^r
O. vd. BrL (dU ^
iMotr., Y.
^5^). lU. XVI. >u '.^yrr O. (V. TQTf). TWf. KMk.
XXIV. II
rs^
<Nuii in|twii
i
d. I4||.
p^)s
A. fr.-
S)
(u 6 dfttrrtmg, prtrtlrfnl, mdmiU*t {emp. *3t). Tsfg-
aD(li.XXIll,M| -Tr. Itiiiii II, I o. lb. 1.1 3TS (rab.
^gnoV),_t^v It . .14 (wNid
j -a
-5^
^ -a "31. . "71.-
/
'^.
lAV.ft "S* ii|*r| iMUfVfvr
II rov. VI. II. . -pi.J
i^f . "97 fo difftr,
purifif ; to rr^urt to trrilirtU dlrownw.
to dollar. Turf. KMk. XXIV. IS. Tiirir. Uv. XVI. SO;
_. fr.<ln. R. . 7 -s^ nr*
t^ts p r^ sliuuld * nut
>r it (Tibriii) to tovitioal rjMUioM* from lb aUin
irM ll,#r*)f, Yulli. lb. ISS
rtTTr-
0o.a.l.c- [nmd:]
X w nuM oImuim TibariM (Puk.
:'
. K..I.. B. to X, .
-
lb. r v.
I
V. 8hbi. IX,
58^ -
-.M, . - ,.

- ' r-f |iliv.
1 - fMuirvd for I .x^in.
clean, L< dtonHd
XI. 4. Tfs. iMt.
..7;
^flOM Ui dy U pMt ; V. iTQ.
Nznjt ed. iiitf. (Ms. r"
"*=^i
on td. W"*'!';
loxt .^Tt).
-1 m., N M c. ff*i m^i t (precd.) dear, purr.
fruUtifst.' T*rj. Kx' XXV. II. lb. XXVII, iO

I'.
.\XX1, S; h.tr. Ii.
TT^, y^^i
t. xr-^' Trg. Uv.
\IV, 4. Tarir. O. 0n, XXVII, I*; e.Kday. VUl, 4
:"Ti
thf>- are clan (permtttad), t. Vntj ib.
T^?
T3**Jtn ed.
M*. M. pi) ihAi thejarelui (not sosMpUblc uf lerit*
ol uiMlaiuiM); PB. !; Nod. !*; Ab. Zar. 87\

Vom 7^ KPT'-sn Tm flno whoid flow.

IM 308 bnb^
'D^ Tji'^'^ST. the Lord remember thee for health. Part.
"iw'n, S<"i2^, pass. "I'^j'i, iST'3'1 remember
inff,
reminded. Targ.
Ps.'cXXXVII, 1 "p'^2'1 'xr",n (ed. Lag.
'PT?'^)-
Targ. Gen.
VIII, 1; a.fr.; v. "i^D'n.
2) to mention, remind. Targ.Gen.
XL, 14 (with bS).[Targ. Y. I Num. XXIV, 1, v. Af.].
Sabb. 57*, a. fr. tT^aUJ 'T ",i<^ who mentioned his (its)
name, i. e. what has this to do here?
Af.
"iS^X to remind, call to remembrance. Targ. Gen.
XLI,9. Targ. Y. 11 Num. XXIV, 1 (Y.I '^a, corr.acc);
a. e.Ber. 31^ a. e. 'Dl xnlsi^
IFl'iSIX thou recallest to
my mind what R. . . . said; Succ.
53*
bot.

Snh.
82*
iTii^jV 3"i fT^'^S'iiS: (by reciting the verse) he recalled to
Rabs' mind a tradition, v. xn^X Nidd.
24'' ni^ 1"i31?
"^21
"ISTO that when they mention it (the reason), one should
be reminded (that he has heard the law before). Keth.20*
iT^"i2rib IT "iS'ip one (witness) may recall (the circum-
stances) to the other's mind. Ber. Is'Ti'^'niiS'nxb to recall it.
Ithpe.'^^V'ii, 'ns. \)tobe remembered. Targ. Jer.XI, 19
"i?'n"_ (not
"13'!';).
2) to be reminded, recoiled. Targ. Ps.
XXV, 6; a. e!Keth.
20''.
Nidd. 24'', v. supra; a. e.
"ID^II, SHD'^T, "^V\, 'D^^l m.=h. n2T [marked,]
1) male, man. Targ. Gen. I,
2?';
a. fr.Gen.R. s.33 "n 12
male offspring, opp. X3p1D xrna. Bets.
7* 'Dni ij'^n
eggs
originating from fructification by a cock, opp. 'Dl X5BDT
from self- friction. Pes. 56* "n XIBir), v. NnB^lS III.PZ.
?1=^. '**'^3^i
''!?='^,
"'^. 'i'^- Targ.Ex.XIII, 15;a,fr.Keth.
IV, 10 (52'') -pID-i-i pa male issue, opp. ppiD -,33. Gen.
R. 1. c.
'31 "1 '\0 Xin he is a descendant of Judah by
the male side.
2)
(sub. XSSI) tJie male
of
the flock, ram.
Targ. Num. XXVIII, 11; a. fr.PZ. as above. Targ. Ex.
XXIX,
1
; a.fr.Hull. 51* '21 'T injn wethers which thieves
carried oflf (by throwing them over the fence) Gen.R.
s. 70, end, v. "^S'^S'^. ["pl^'^"' "'2D"^S, v. S<^!l-i3 a. n'ns.]
']inp''T, n31"ip'^=next w. Ezra VI, 2.
HJ^) sSJ
JJ^,
Z)'r\ m.=\\.)T\'S],memorial,record.
Targ. b. Gen. IX, ^6; a. fr.Snh. 29^
bot. ""laans "n a
memorial of judicial proceedings (but not the verbatim
reproduction of the words of the witnes8es).^P/. N'^*31S'n.
Targ. Job XIV, 17; a. e.
^"j%
J
7
- ("'?'11I> 2) ram-like, lewd, unchaste.
PI.
^hk^--
^- ^- ^- ^> "<^ 'Rashi' (ed. j'^IS"!, Tl"i51).
^"l*
^^'^
(contract, of K^ "^in) for if not. "iSb^ (joined
jDb^, IdV^, v. 1^ II) /or tvere it not so. Y. YomaVIU, 44^
bot. yJ Gitt. VII, beg. 48<^; a. e.Y. Ber. II, 5*
hot.
Y.Shebi.IV,35*bot. '31 "pb-^l bl3N eat, for if thou (doest)
not so, I shall kill thee.
"jl (imperat. of Vs'i) lessen, deduct; (adv.) less.
Sabb.
89'^ plirs "1
deduct twenty years. R. Hash.
7'^
D'^Vl"!
'1
leave out festivals. Succ.
2* '31
niinUJS "i im-
agine the Succah outside of the hollow, and there remains
the shade of the roof; 'p3S11 'T imagine the walls removed,
lb.
56'' )>1'2 bl n-^b a-O'': let the retiring division of priests
say to the coming in, 'less for less', i. e. take ye one loaf
less and those relieving you will also take one less. Midr.
Prov. ch. XXII r'^na lis? bl deduct also from the years
of his life; a. e.
5^ II m. (b. h.; h'b^) thin, sparse; poor, needy. Kil.
V, 1
'^
013 a sparsely planted vineyard; Y. ib.
29'^'
bot.
'31 D'^JSaa 1 poor concerning vines, and rich as regards
labor (requiring as much labor as a thickly planted vine-
yard). Lev. R. s. 34, V. b-ib'n; a.fr.PZ. tr^>^. Sabb. 104*,
v.
^"^"'5.
Tanh. B'har 3 '^'"S'Q'O
'^
they were void of good
deeds. Num. R. s. 5
"p"^3^2 "\
small in numbers; a. fr.

rfhii i^'i,
v. n^^.
^hx b^.
N*M that not, which not, v.
yi to dratv, v. "^hx
T !
sb^
riff^" m. (preced.) drawer of
water, worker on an
irrigating apparatus.

PI. '^x'b'n. B.Kam.

50'^; Hull.
107'',
V. l!<n^";K. Yeb. 97'',
v. bl'n.
J|>M (b. h.) to contract, go hack; to leap (cmp. "fBjr).
Taan. 27*'; Meg. 22* abin the second reader goes back,
i. e. takes up the last verse read by his predecessor. Ib.
51^13 let us take up the last verse.
Pi. al'^'n to leap, skip. Cant. R. to II, 9
'31 ^Hrrq skips
from mount &c. Meg. IV, 4 S<"^2:2 "pSiiip in reading from
the Prophets you may skip (read two portions separated
in the text). Num.R. s.2 '31 n3b!l^ 'TS skips (digresse.s)
from subject to subject. Tosef, Dem. Ill, 17 charity
collectors
'31
ItT^nn'^B ^5 '^2 must skip the doors of (take
no contributions from) those eating the fruits of the
Sabbatical year; a. fr.
aT\ ch. same; Pa. a|^ to reduce. Gitt. 82* top 5^no
in in ''Sni (the author of the Boraitha, Tosef. ib. Vlli
(VI), 9) drops only one by one (seven foldings with six
signatures, six with five &c.). [Targ. Y. Gen. XLI, 14
'n'^vhn, some ed., tT^jbl Buxt., read rfSlbl, v. "^^l.]
5^T >''T,
5'*'^
m. (v. next w.) 1) a limb torn in shreds,
strips &c. Hull. 46* '31 ITJ "^T as to this case of (nblblJ)
the liver found to be torn &c.2) wart with a thin neck,
V. nb3\ PZ. "jibllbl, ''I. Neg.VI,7(Tosef.ib.II,2-pbnl5r);
Sifra Thazr., Neg., Par. 1, ch. II. Bekh. V1I,6 (45'', Rashi
^blrtn) 'in 'bsn persons or animals afflicted with large
warts. Neg.VI, 8 '31 ^rxiSlT 'in (hairless) warts on the head
or chin (Tos'f. Yom Tob : isolated hair-grown spots).
xl'vT-P'l,
'<'^1
(Pilp. oi "bh"^) to reduce, weaken. Sot.
9'
(play on n^-i^l) '31 ins nx n^lb"ii she weakened his
strength, his understanding, his merits; Num. R. s. 9.
Tanh. B'har 3 '31 ibibl^ the Lord reduces his income,
and he must sell his property. 2) to loosen, detach.
Kidd.
24''
D:I55 12
'i1
he loosened a tooth in the slave's
jaw.Part. pass, biblip a) loosely connected, hanging doivn,
detached. Lev. R.^s. 34 he is called dal
niD33n
p
'i-a
which means detached from his property (homeless) ; Midr.
Prov. ch. XXn rD35'a hi (insert blbll^). Ker.IlI,8 12S
'^n (Talm. ed. 15sq. nblbll^n) a limb hanging down
from tlie body (not yet entirely detached). Hull. IX, 7
'T71 ao9
. zm tlmb or mn oT ink iMMftat
49vr ^twVt _
,,v.
T 1)
to
I \
'
, Hull. 44* i-J-M
'
"!''
1^
^'^T* Y. Nm. II, SI* boi. rrS rrVi kti n pci
n -3
n-'-op (V*r. rrVi rrVc). rwd m ib. V, mkI,
.4*'
rrornap mVi mti
TcnTirVtitiiifiuM((Mi^-it>*v.,
1 wiU b NMir Uuit tliia la 4e.*) hM oflfMlvc mma-
iBf. M lo Ui pbrMt 'tbat sb* will nut banr bcr too*
(wbr tb oppoiilc la ihmuii).
^5^ f. (^)irr^io.B.Biab.l2ltar TS....Km
BMbi (td. bin, Ar. *Vq) a wall can ba divided betiria
'Mnonljr whan thara la for aaeb anoofb for ona dajr'a
tRigatiagwork.ilitr!*Vt. Qiit-74^ '^rVn'Vj irriirmu
tluraa timaa ayaar.
D^^TT, fcG >^ in.-b. 7:r*r. ; '- r..:. "i..n.
[X, 37.Qu. R. a. 73, end r*.;-. \r-=-,, V*ik. ;b. ijo
S'Vi.K ^Wu B. Haah. t3"; B. Bath. 81"; Y. Kaib.
VlI,end,31*';Qan.B.a.l5,bg.7^Vn(noTi...). [Ber.40^
-^Vn Ma. M,, t.
^)
D^pmbl,
Cpmn raad: trp^?-^.
Sni^*,
1>^ in. (rVn) /ir; oi^
of fri$kt. Targ.
Job in. 25. Targ. r XXXI, 12; a.fk-.if. unTin,
-An.
Trg. Y. Deut. XXV, 18. Targ. Job XV, SI; a. a.
"^ to pgtawyA* iiiiiarya>ty(Wwl>K onkr''nDBO
buHbi^ faala A* . '^^^lAw <aafi<a af atfaaa
|
waw4jr
fiovr). Kaf<ik lo^. Ilr.* (r. Ma. M. a. tf. Karillk. I. e.
f^yy n*^ apa* ili ptnom aaoMa
orrfaiUI; r^*Vti Hby apwiiti.
*^i.
llM Miagor^ of alma* Jmtk^k %t^ {rmt to
Uv.XIV.ti|'^*rSir3^VirvrB *7i .ijr ba who Majr
polbljaeMi4ariWaaUf0ry*a.aM.fk.Lc Hh3
n-in.-*QMiill4<. Tawif^(NCMf^aMM.TOIf}
^ar49VOb.ll.f)lfea)FtMI tfMlMflMteHPMtfr
Willi vaantalioa, opfk tongvo^'M a aralf 1.B aaMMaai
....I ri
(Hfi, Hn. I p^Q 09*1119 Sr"OTV, ai. 8r4w
vr. ad. |r, a. V. ^UVUO foto*
rai^TO, Ma. tUh.
r-T-.
-T^i Yallu OteU M4 Ma. r*n -Vc).
fTT . .
.,,
hi H^by. . ijrr.) la afir a^,
1 4 Mt (mI l^a. r4i, b. tost nsn) a I
N>(h ubicb r ITS rVrs^ to ailr
f
mmm walarMiar
(driad ap) pooL-Z; fa W inaili
<
la /aar,
TMf. Ub
Ill.t6. Taff.Pa.XXVU.tia.a.--(Tarc.iobXXXTIII,flft
nbri Mfc, ,d. liV
J
Bi, rrYt,
Af. rfrm lo frigUmt. TWf. iob IV. 14
iry>iBajiL(MaMad.a.Jia.rrVi).~Tarf.Pfwv.XXVlif ;4
^Vi; wbaaaa] I) fa Srmm laalnr. 0. B. a it{
BLtol,!. Bx.B.a.1 'sn s"Vn enSM aaa imw ikawaiar
and woaaao wator tba docb ; a. fk*.Yoa ts* (fi*jr
ts^^ Oao. XV. t) "n lyfc^s nVns
ka (BtaMr| *w
ad fara to drink of bk BMSlar'a toaekiafa.t) la %l
up, rrlinr, Mldr. TiO. to Pa. i; t 'Si
*
;V i
4^ and Wa
tba Lord abaU lift aa p oat af tba daplba of aaflwtaf.
Oaot. B. to II, 1.
///" nVri
1) fa draar wafbr, fa iiiViif & KaM*
-;Ty bawbodimwawator(to Ifrigato hjaldd Ae.);
nV-Qc *r and I will In.; a. f^.
t)
(daawi of r^ fa
tutpemd^ to Iraim a /laaf la an npaMrr ka, Bace. 1, 4
*
'31 rr49 if ba tralsad a Tiaa ovar tiM faaiiva wraaib. KB.
VI.4; a.fr.iWl jMaa. rftrRa, t nWs. Ib. MMd. IU,t.
Y. B. Mala. X, \r. r. r-%.-Bab. ib.l* : <!< wJ. Ma. F.
(ed.n'^rnua) wbaa flfa and grapaaotwhaag oaa aaoibar.
( Y. SbabL n, 33* boi. rAms, r. r^Vr;.]
Pf.r4^faprwiftlr, Part.r67^pLTV?S. M.Kat.4*|.,
V. n.
'
taapgarfajL Part. pi.
"'^i
MT[ eh. aama, 1) fa ir
7^"
aoapeadad. Tvf. Bath. I, .
4) fa
Tarf. Ex. II, 19. Tmrg, U Brth. I, t bwakata asat ^m
which draw atoaa; a. tt. [Tub. Y Vaak XTV, 14 raad
rrrr A/.] [Pea. 40 TP-Vc, t. stVns.)
3) <o f^ afi B.
Kam.92^ rvTi, rV?, t. stt; IV.Bar. 18* rr^ (Yalk.
Kob. 979; Y^dk. 8am. 15S rrpte) lift it (tba cloafc) ap.
Kidd. 81* 'n rHxy ha carried it bj himaiif Yab. 9t*;
B. Mela.
17^ 'an
'^
'^l6rn -96
had I aot lakaa ap
(laaMTad) tba diard for tba^ tboa woaldat aarar ha*
'^b^ 310 Dbn
found the pearl under it, i. e. but for my intimation you
would not have reached the conclusion &c.; Macc.2l'^.

M. Kat.
28'', V. ^>'n.
Pa. '^I'l
(v. V^i) 1) to relieve, lighten. Targ. Y. Deut.
XXXII, 51 rry^-d ^^'i xbl (Var.lb-i, fr.V^^) and they would
not relieve him (give him a respite). lb. "^S"^^
"^31
(Var.
'b'n) respite me.Meg. lo=* XJ13 "i^tl lie Ughtened the
taxes (Esth. II, 18).2)
to lift up. Bar.
6**
''.'^li!^ Ufting
up the voice at funei-als, v. Vb'n,
Af.
"iVnx to lift, suspend. Sot.
34-'^
'D1 '<^'i;o^ iOWJ a
load which one can lift up and put on his shoulders, is
the third portion of the weight he can carry.
Ithpe.
'^))T^
I) to be suspended. y.Sabb.XVl7end,15'^,
a.e. "b"^^ "|"i5n (sub. PX) doest thou depend ontliy good
luck?, V. xnx2) to be elevated, high. Pes.
8''
X'^^T'?''
(a bed) which stands on high legs (leaving space under
it).3)
tobe relieved. B.Bath.16''; Yalk.Gen.106 (prov.)
S<"i'^Sp 'X XnT^ 'X ('^]?'n"'P) when the day (sun) is high, the
sick man is relieved.
^O'l,
"'^1
m. (b. h.; Tib"^) 1) bucket, also used as
cover ^of the "well. B. Kam. 5l'' ii^'n 'h -ilO^'^lUa from the
moment he delivers his bucket (Rashi : cover) to him;
Y. Kidd. I,
60''
top; Y.B.Bath. Ill, beg.
13'*
i'^'^'b^. Tosef.
Ber.IV, 16 '^i^^ h^ 'T a bucket of cold water; a. (r.Pl.
D-i'^^-i. Gen. R. s. 45, v. ni*"!??. [Y. B. Bath. 1. c. (per-
haps) T^'^ls'n].
2) Aquarius, a sign of the zodiac. Yalk.
Ex. 418.-
3)
'T n"^? pr. n. pi. Beth Doli. Yeb. XVI, 7;
Eduy. VIII, 5 (Ms. M. "^bTS).
4) tangle, v. b'^V'n.
^'b^, n^bi, 'i id, v. x^^^n?.
51"^'^
f. (n^-n) drawing water. Ex. R.s. 1 nbn pnx 'n
one draft (bucketful) he drew.
J^J^ m. (bV^, cnip. b^^'i) anything irregularly wound,
tangle,-^tou; oakum &c. B. Kam. II, 1
'31 ii;rp "i rr^n
(Ms. M. a. Var. noticed in comment,
"i^^)
if the cock's feet
were entangled &c. lb.
19''
'nrt ^2?3 the owner of the
tangled material.
j'^jI m. (part. pass, of b^'n) thin, sparsely planted.
PI. "pb'^^'n. Y. B. Mets. IX, beg. 12*, opp. -plum, v. Dm.
riD^b^, V. t]hx
T . : 'V

^P.j'l'' ^P./^-
^-
(P^'^)
/^***^' conflagration. Sabb.
XVI, Isq.; a. fr.^
"
'
S^P^b'l,
'p^*!
ch. 1) same. Targ. Ex. XXII, 5.
Targ.^Num.'XI,'3.Nidd.
36''
are you not afraid
'^'3
of
the fire (punishment for disobeying a rabbi, cmp. rtre)?
Y. Yoma VIII,
45''; a. fr.
2)
(=h. np^?) fever. Targ.O.
Deut. XXVIII, 22 ed. Berl. (ed. Xtni^lirj
XPp^'n).
n"'^'^ f. (b. h.; "b'f) [sns2}ended,] branches
of the vine
trained to an espalier Sic; also grapes
of the espalier.
Peah IV, 1
'21 '131 yp^pb inirrsa of that which is
directlj' connected with the ground as well as of the
hanging fruits (grapes) and of the palm tree; Tosef.
ib. Ill, 16. Y. B. Mets. X,
12"= '31 nnst 1 a grape vine
which was overlianging a neighbor's peach tree; a.fr.

PL ni''!?'!. Men. VIII, 6 (86'') wine for libation must not

be offered 'nil
"i^
(Tosef. ib. IX, 10 sing.) from grapes
of the espalier, opp. nrVj-;. Pes. 53" '31
h'Oi 'l; Tcsef.
Shebi. VII, 15 '31 bl3U3Stn'j; 1 the hanging grapes of
Abel.
'",
V.
"^1.
~*N (b.h.) [to be thin, swing, hang,] to be poor. Lev.
R. s. 34 niSTan ')^ *l*i1 they became poor in good deeds.
Hif.
bi!i, !5l"^ii
1) to thin, to take
off
grapes, or take
out plants in order to give the remainder more room.
Peah III, 3 bipn (Y. ed. bl^pn) he who thins Uie vine-
yard; Tosef. ib. I, 10. Peah VII, 5; a. fr.M.Kat.4"sq.
(a Boraitha quoted by Rabina) '31 nip-i"^b )'^\'ro X'^anm
(v-nbi) are we not told, you may irrigate the vegetable
garden during the festive week, if you intend to use the
vegetables during the festive days? Said Kabbah to him
[read:] "^Blb^r f^TS ""X-a K'^a
',-^^^3
'C^'bTO n-QD
i^
you
think this m\lallin means you may draw water, it means:
to pluck (ref. to Peah VII, 5).Said Rabina to him: X"'3nm
'31 mpT'b d'^'a "pbia But it reads, MWallin mayim you
may sprinkle jvater &c. Part. Pual b^l"!"?, f. ^jJII^
beggarly. Y. Succ. II,
52''
hot. ; v. blbai.
J^] ch. 1) to lift up (v. "^bl). Keth.
72=*
tT^M^I^ blil
him who lifts up (his voice in funereal lamentations),
they will lift up (praise him at his funeral); M.Kat.28''.
2) to thin, V. b-^bx
Ithpa. b'^'^X to lift one's self np, be proud. Ib. [read
:]
JT^SIVT' bl'^X xbl him who did not praise himself, they
will &c. (Ms. M. 2 ni3lb"ii1-i bl-'!? xb, read : tT^M'sn-^'^'n, let
one not praise himself, in order that they may &c.).
u!5~, Ul~^ m. (bhi, with format, a) diminution,
defect (cmp. "^Bil). Pes. 57*
that the workmanship was
good
'1
nna 'pXl Ms.M. 1 a. ed. (Ms. M.2 D-'bl, Ar. 01^1,
D"'bl, V. Koh. Ar. Compl.) and there was no defect in
them; Tosef. Men. XIII, 19 Dibl 13 ITJ: xblT ed. Zuck.
(ed. Dlb3).Tosef. B. Kam. VII, 8 D-^bl bnp^ ,-31I5n -("^X
(Var.l3lb3; Mekh.Mishp.N'zikm. s. 13 bsp; Yalk. Ex. 34:i
bS'O) oil admits of no dilution through admixture (cmp.
Cant. R. to I, 3).
i^ab^^ I, II, V. xr)b"^n I, II.
^Tp^-aabl,
]Y^12bl, read:
PP''I2Q!pi
m. pi. (SaXfxaTtXT^, dalmatica) dalmnticf<,
long undergarments of Dalmatian wool. Kil.IX,7; expl.
Y. ib.
32''
top 'pbnip (read "pmblp xoXopiov, v. Sni. Ant,
s. V. oaX|xaTixTj).
Db'^, Dlb'^, D^b^ m. (bbl; cmp. Samaritan O^T
811
1 0*ti. XXI. U, Amb. itaHam) MlmtH n, ftmmd.
. i.Mrr<rr.
0^^
(V. fMiiWI AfMi. 9nmiw, p- IM.J
' iNtrnl MMtMP for PMCWwti t
Ai (V. *. AM.
. <'-'
vnlli* . (^Iac>. K.l. i, f
1< r"^JW ^
"^avi, eoff. M.) Rf)rpliit
a
owd mmI Um
>> <iri.giitir<}
oMjr b* piMilfd H
f
Uliir (v. 0"|6l|. K4
M I Mumi nfVi, vMVMMly wteiw><i lb. *! V. Ktl.
^ tt.tH. ! "^
"ntev Im tlMvw bk bp^ly
<iife'our4. Y.Kt44 l.f'iofiryQ(MrT.aM4.
W Sbb.XXIV,4 Na4.VII.lia.fr.-'
Hll
(^ >*:
****P-
>)^> ^
^MF*
Bbb.44* bk vrM at.
:
*
nsVvi r^ran iHimi. dnpiitaf or rwuUog.
"~T
rh. Miuf. Targ.rrov.XIX.ls rV; (Vat. er>9.
*.)*'V>Ti*'^vnwbtebMUbllalHiv|ikyroo6.
^T7 m. (prod.) 4ri
i
\ pU^ ttum ih roof; <MAteUi
roof/ iloU. V, I; Bitbb. 48*. Pw. St** 1 ITtV br on
whieb Uio dripplap ftm ib roof bvtell. lUfcbab.
IV,
4M|.i A. .
5<Sj!n, 'iH, 'Tl Ob. MMM. TWf. Pro?. XIX. If;
\ XVIl! i&. T. Wmm. 8b. IT, M' top; Lmd. R. to I. I
-3"
(7^3 in I).

nr'^T. 'T^
f. (prrevd.) t r^ rwiytoelf ^ A^p.
roof of tilt Toaplo nado for
uiitiU lak in ih upptr roof.
i>dd. IV,
;
rV^)'

"pCrr,
'p^^^ f- (Wi^x^-U^t, ddpblw, Mb.
'pkica, a thr
kgg
od toblo vmd m m tollot
UUr, rootrad. f^. ^ibv
aadiiff tablo (t. Backer
II.
p. 354). Kal. XXV. I. lb. XXII.
1;
{."atbnrtCoorr.aoc.). Ab. Zar. V. 5 ()
c^i Ar. (M*. M. 'S^ a<L 'aVn, t. Rabb. D. 8. a. Lnote).
> n.in. VI.
&<*
tutoary mad*
"^
yras like a kiad of
* (for prmetieal naa and not for id<d wonbip, einp.
*x.IU.43 'nb rMVB
boKgiaff tha aiatwry ftguTB
ttng a dalpbioa (Nom. R. a. V^yFt. r^^Vi.
Ab. Zar. Ill, 4S' bot.
p^t p*^ (b.b.) n /) /'-. tot'f Uiummfd. Gen.
L S aw oaUa rr'^"; lighted. B. Kam. VI. 5 ^rr
Ihay caught lira. Y. 8abb. II. be^r.
4' rj^r-Vi irrr
that ii may continue to bam. lb.'*
V'>^"V''
a*^
inf.Part. paaa.
r*^
rmkimHletL, bmmimg. Oen. B,
'^ VVt TMXa (Yalk. ib. 1 pVh) I found ii atiU
Midr. Till, to Pa. VU, 14 (raf. to cnpVib ib.)
"^ rd^'S < Yalk. a. I. pVn) wboae baarta wiUiia tbaai
bumiuft (with lutt ).Laok &. to lY, 19 [read:] rrce
5.-T~r
TpVn (Kob. R. to Y, S
p^
yj
-
iVc
jc
t) tbey (t hRoman*) sent lira after tbea fhMM tbeir
((tanMBta), T.r-^.
S) to pmrmr etfgtrfy. Lam.
Vnr^ Vc S.T^V-: (Koh. R. \.^
-?-"*
Midr. Tin.
TVt:*C'> Israer* per$<>cotora.
Af^,
PVi|
Ai ir Imrml, 4^>w^ ly
/fry. Ort. in. I
I
^
HabM to toba ira.
Ui/ r-rr la MtmUt, HfkL mMk. Il I
n
wbf atortal mayhamai jir UwlabbaHi WJi^iaf lb f
'r<rV^UbliaMtaMpiL r.lb.il.'boi..YTar.Xi.4a'
tofiTP">^nnAaaaaaa tofi a tttbi fir<vt. a pt<M'
wUb; a. $r^-W. HJ^TJl
P^* P*c7
''^ *'M l> ** **^' ^*'
Aaa Y,
.
a. m^-ifUg. if

Vi Ma M. (. Rabb. U. .
a.l)-i3nm'- .>.f)
to /ay

ifrm
4/. 7"V II (9 Ainai' d /t^V, iterf /lrr.
TWf. Vma
Vltl. I. Tarr . XXII. . a. labb. tfl**
V
*
P
* *
biwllo <llw al^k Ik bat. t^j^^ tm ^an^ bellgb4ad
lifbrMaaaa. IkfT'S^^V V^n9 Omf
Hgbl iba
llawitab Imbp la m$ babalf at bMae; a. euf|
fa
lrMir. TBff.Ui.lY,lt. pb.lll,M7^ raad rVv
or 'p'^TfVj

tr
^ I 81. t|ivaaaA.|A|^M^MWii^^aMHvvaf(iraflawaaeec-
Y. RaUk. II b^F^
'-Vi 91-0 -"Wn rsm 16 Hw
portioa of Iba bvrataf laiaftal aa ao4 aabtaih
th ealffWMa oT Uw fcbbalb). MUM. I, 4 'W
Taoipla pMa bjr wbkb fba banrfsf
MMMteJ m iiuiNri.t
la. Kob. R. to Y, S, e.
p^
Tn*rpH
V.
TTW*^
r^V^ C (k b.; pVi) ^Mwr. T. Ab. Ear. n,
41* boC
K^5T, T. ITT
*
rfT\ DmiHh, tba foortb leUer of Um AlfluWUi.
8abb. I04, . Vnrx Y. lb. VII, la* tap -7^ ^ rm it umm
ebai^ad a DatHk iato a JbaA. llaaaL 8b. lY, II -Itff^
'^
Iba BMrk Dtltik intimm$m Ikai tba ubImiIi are Ifaai<
(T. "icpl; Toaef.ib.V,!; T.ib.tY.M^ lop^ T.Rak.X.S**'
top; a.(k-. iV. UT -V
?, IT^
8UMDaai.M; Sabk.ltS*'.
Ty'^ t (b. b.; Wi) dber, M oa Mi^Mb aURr .
Brab!' 101*. r.
n|^V.7^ "S3
'*
^ to *! fka 4oar
to bocvowata, fo mtdfr Teitl4iffiefM. 8ak.M^; t^tf*
R. Kaa. M^ 'Sfi r&eon *i a 4oor oaea Aat fa aol aariiy
opetMd, i. a. it ra
q
alraa ardaa* piajei to lafaia Mvfai
grace after a eatoadty baa aat la; a. fryTaaal RaL R.
Mea YI.7 *i Ve aa twyea. e. aTD^.A. Hrb% eoaatr.

'.
Sabb. XYU, 1. Lav. R. c 14 "Tt "n r* a' ii iiaiii'a
' baa dooca (aaadea, rrfl to Job OI, 10); a. fr^
rar.in,t:Tosatib.niaiXS "iT^'uVraaaaiofboaria
oaUagaaapoa tba baefcsof tbeosaa; 8aea.tl*./ToMf^
^ raaOlati^ like dooia. . nin. [T. Kidd. I, M lopi.
T. rsVx]
cC^Tm cb. aaaw. Ff, Boaatf. TrVx Tarj^ Jak
IU,(10) -r^ Tsm -rrVT, a ^oaa to -ni or T-. (Bd.
Lag. ToVj; Ma. "VC !'.]
iC/<r>T, Targ. Proe. XIX, 14 Var. (t. cd. Li^ 11,
p. Xn*)^ a aottaplMB of ictt.
D-^
312 s^'amci
Dm m., constr. d? (b.h.; dlH or dial, cmp. 331) liquid;
blood} life. Men. 44 '1^13 (not nol3, v. Babb. D. S. a.
1. note) with the juice of the purple shell.Sabb.
31
'^
'2T 'T n'iSi'13-i one fourth of a Log of blood did I (the
Lord) put in your body (the smallest quantity required
to sustain life, v. Sot.S*). Snh.72'^ (ref. to Gen. IX, 6) b^n
'D1 i^'^ save the life of the one (who is pursued) at the
expense of the life of the other (the pursuer).tT^ns d'n=:
irh'^'O bia
'1
the blood lost at circumcision. Tosef. Sabb.
XV (XVI), 9
'3 'T . . . C'l'i-jn^ -j'^ns he must cause the
blood of the covenant to flow from him (even if born
without preputium). lb. 8; a. fr.Pes.
16'' '=1 irBSn^r 'T
the blood with which life escapes when cutting the an-
imal's throat is called a fluid (witli regard to levitical
parity, v. 11133); a.v.fr.P^. ti'^m. Keth.
9'' '1
n53>0 com-
plaint of absence of the token of virginity.

'i WS'^STa
(abbr.Y'UJ) murder. Yoma 67*'; a. fr.Midd. Ill, 1, a.e.
d'^3'T^bn
'1
blood sprinkled against the upper part of
the altar, opp. d'^Slnnnn '1.Snh. VIII, 6, a. fr. (with
ref. to Ex.XXII.l) 1 "k XC'' his blood is revenged, 1^
fX
"I maybe killed with impunity. lb. 72*'in55p 13 he ac-
quired possession of them by risking his life. [d'^'ai
equivalent, v. d"^^.)
Dm, i^U^ ch. same 1) blood; life. Targ. O. Gen.
IV, 10. Targ. ib. IX,
6; a. fr. B. Bath.
68''
^3 U3'^-i3
'Dl 1 SMK I'^SJIO at the head of all diseases (chief cause
of physical disorders) am I, the blood. Yoma
82**, a. e.
'31 p'^-t 11 n^tn "^Stn what right hast thou to assume
that thy blood is redder than thy neighbor's (you have
no right to commit murder even under compulsion).
Kidd. 81^ '31
T^^lb (-^Tr^W) ninilUJD I should have valued
thy life two M^ah, i. e. I should not have spared thee;
Pes.
112'' Ms. M. (ed. 'T^nssCi, v.Rabb.D. S. a. 1. note 200,
a. note 3). Keth.
60''
hot. i<1^ni >tT3l b2> Ar. s. v. 'ilU
(ed. X^l) on the blood of an ass.P/.
ipl. Targ. Gen.
IV, 11; a. fr. Gitt. 57'', v. ipll.
2) congestion. Ab.
Zar. 28'^; Bets. 22* '31 Nn^^l i congestion of the eye,
tears &c. Gitt.
68*'
KlU'^ll '1^
for congestion of the head
.
(head-ache), ["^pl equivalent, v. I'^Tai.] V. S'SiN.
SDi to resemble, v. ^al.
CSaJ M pr. n. m. Dama, name of a gentile of Ascalon,
praised for his filial reverence. Ab. Zar.
23''
(Var. S^l,
ii^l, V. Babb. D. S. a. ]. note 90); Kidd. 31; Y. Peah
I, 15" top n^l; Yalk. Ex. 364. Cmp. XiaW.
C^Q^, ^12n m. C^^l) suspicion, talk, whence (cmp.
Snail, "ipinilJ) D^mai, fruits about which there is a suspicion
as to the tithes therefrom being properly taken, opp.
^Xll. Y, Maas. Sh. V, end,
56''
[read:]
pin "^^ai ^^-cn
"ipT vb
"1^1 D'mai means. There is a talk that he has
given the tithes, there is a talk that he has not; Y. Sot.
IX,
24''
top jp'^n Kb i?al (read
i^1).
Y.Dem. II, 22* top;
Y. Shek. V,
48''
top 'p^pl 'jinTa'ilX have you set apart
what is due of them (the barley) according to the law
of D'mai?Dem. I, 1. Ib. 3 in
"i^a
IIUS is exempt from
the law of D'mai (no tithes required of them on account
of doubt); a. fr.

D'mai, name of a treatise of Mishnah,

Tosefta a. YWushalmi of the Order of ZWdim. [Not to
be confounded with ''Xpi=''X^~l
of
lohat.]
I'^^D'l
m. pi.
("i^l,
V. P. Sm. 913 sq.) figures. Targ.
Jud. XVli,
5 ; XVIII, 14 ; a. e.
D^'^Q'l,
P'''^
m., pi. V^lipi,
"11
(dpi) stand-still,
stillness; nan ^aiipi the time in the morning and the
evening when the sun appears to stand still or be silent
(cmp. Yoma 20''), dawn and sunset. Sabb. 118''; Ber.29''
;
a. fr. Y. Pes. V, beg. 31"= n?ann 1 sunset.
D^/G*! (Pilp. of dai) to silence. Part. pass, dliall'a
unable to speak, overcome by wine. Y. Ter. I,
40''
hot.
D^AJl ch. same. Part. pass, dlialia overwhelmed.
Cant. R. to 111,4
'31 "O nin he lay in a stupor the whole
night, opp. 1B1B to be restless.
Ithpalp. dl^l-^X to be dumb. Targ. Y. II Ex. XV, 16
[read:] 'I';.
DT'^Q'^Q^T, V. ni'' 33131 (cmp. di).
TVjI pr. n. m , v. Xiai.
HiQ'^, V.
"i^i.
T T
}!^""}nQ^ pr. n. pi. Damharia, in Babylonia. R.
HashT
21^'
Erub.
6* 'n^l Ms. M. (ed. 'H^al). Men. 81^
Ms. M. (ed. N^imial). V. Berl. Beitr. z. Geogr. p. 30.
^D'^ f.=Nnnai. Targ. Y. Deut. V, 8. Targ. 0. Ex.
XX, 4 ed. Berl. ; a. fr.
'^M2% "^iC^ m. same. Targ. Y. Ex. XX, 4; a. e.
V. t^pi.
SD^Q^ m. (preced.) sleep. Targ. Esth. II, 21
'1
n"'3
bed-room.
S^IDI, Targ.Prov. VI,31 Ms. (ed. xbta), read xblia.
^DIDI, ^"^tTiCn, V. 'Ja^i.
Tm, V. 'a^i.
m^M gossip, V. n^a'^i.
niQ^ f. (b. h. ; '^1) resemblance, image, esp. www's
divine image (Gen. I, 26). Yeb.
63'' 'in 'JSa^a lb"^i<3 as
though he diminished the divine image (by neglecting the
propagation of man). Num. R. s. 19 bUJ nn3a
'1 j'^oia
'31 nbS'a they compare the appearance of Divinity to the
shape of man; a. ir.Pl. niil^l. Pesik. R. s. 33
'1 ni33
'D1 '^rT'ialD in how many images (visions) did I appear
to you 1Yalk. Ex. 422 '31 inx 1 "i;U5(!) two embroidered
designs, one on each side.
T\^'Cl% Sn^Q'l ch. same. Targ. 0. Ex. XX, 4 (v.
lnl). Targ. O.^Deut. IV,15sq.; a. e.Pesik. Parah, p.
41=*
'31
X3X n'^riais whenever I see a vision resembling
him &c.; Pesik. R. s. 14 n^nialS (corr. ace).
SlDrilG'^,
'Q"^
m. (Difel of lan^, v. ipn I, a. -i)
that which is ruined; ruins, debris. Targ. Is. XXIII, 13;
XXV, 2 (h. text nbsa).
'm 819
fV!
op. 33*1)} to A tMNii !><
CTV f^*"V-)
<
& /ilv, to toitfufr. iteiik IM** "h n^ vi
' I bit gMMMkNi M aoi mmp
-n that liMAr Mil
.^
olMtlOfd null lit* amImmI i
i
i mHiI
). *. ^.- m^ ^m ibw* k m riii
*
*
...rttr^ii
, ft. {r<>-UiiU.4-
'
mn
. *, 1*1. npTI ^BHH
"
; -fW.
TT^^Xa iintl*:)Uiwb*l on
!
lfdl,A
- - '-
'--sn W .
.".."*
I ..*.
.rrd. wiwtoiw].t) to te
in (A* ifyifir i<;
--.-- ' "'-
-"fM^d to
(rmguifala; e**:~ *ppmumA
Aru' "-<n
to
V
ini]
VMM. Bkh. II*
*
whMli |v binb to wtaM ,
.k*d Uk a kid*. ^aU- M^i fr*
Krqf^l)toceMfri,^M|f/VoMMiojfy. LT.R.s.n
-^
m.Mfii I mud* ihM Ulw thtm (bwMs). B.Bth.lM^
{
*
n)|rr| i6c na^ bat <mm aiut not deid ritoal
i
^ aniUofy ; v. Ijlull. 4^S)
fo Aatv at* ojMitoN witboal
'to. OiU.l*;S7'nr9>MC^BBbMMM
>.' ifcma to me, 'cn '^ U $emu to M Ae. Mm. 18*.
|
- *; . fr.Y. lUr. 11,4^ boU 'T'^ 'XO I UwofbU
*tr^ I. ^C^T ob. um.
D
to AmK Tkif. Hab.
srrt (kmu ad. iaoorr. '^).S) to hmagimt, tm$p9A,
I, T9X%. I King* Vm, 27 "^ (iaoorr. 'Wi).
irt. Mt a. paaa.
^
mupteUd, eomidend; rtaw6lM
y,
v>
iM^'^tgrromaRabaapaakaorwhat waa to
1 (andar Iba airauMlaaeai^ tbo(b aha baa
-"rri -r<V it to oowidarad aa rifffat, w r^A(.
*-(
'T it to all light (to parmittad). Bar.
13^
It to Ua (oo tba back) to pannitlad; a.

"t
. . . . MIVQ re*jm tba aotira booaa U to
eonsidared (for lagl porpoaaa) at four eabita. lb.
4^
Mrmtt nVcrs to to baeooddaradaaopaeonttoaad
;
Y. w^; a- k^.^an^onn (abbrav. -m) what to
like? IN icAaf eaatf Tab. s^ rvn nun vn wbat do
jou call 'a bad wito*T 8abb.4*
'3\
uxr^ryt *m what oaaa
do yoa maant Do yoa luaaa tba eaae of aa lavohmtary
tyamgtawor *c; a.T.fV-.Targ. T. 1 Dvt. XXXII,SS, .
uErab. 54* 'n ttViibrc to like a wedding feaat (aooo
I^Mtaing
airay). B. Kam. 85* "n TWS

T^sn, . ar^
^Ban.
3li> -^ TT'-rz
771^
tbair antraito look like tboaa
I hmmm batofit a. to.Pmi 14^, ai to.
*<f7
"<
to *to
Mto (dM allMr)!. La. tftoM to MMHtoijr baiwaaa ttMB.
Ak
*Vf
II to I
ifi . f^f^ la. nk i
a. to
^yLM^. a. rt^
rv0 19 rv
IM aaaiparwaMi
af ffV^^ to aaa aaaihar (tora aa aaatovf)? (V.
II). tab. 41* 91 r*Viv lip ^ aas ya aaaipaia
Pmtt
f^ -r^.
(. tr^rt%, pL f>M, M. Y. u
wvii 3<^4 V
i'ri),.-f)totoM||Mik(vaMtoto.
Itai.
iad. &1,
*. TMg> U XkV.
{ a. a.
iMj^^VT^ *V"^
"^
Utoi^toktolaAvfliM^
TMf.rfv.n alMtoihaMKadL
tat ^VUL m4 nrv). if.T-a.a^T.MMk.
IT, 4i< topi Y. Da I. ^ flk aMMl
aaaipaia oaraalfaii Out. ^. ^ .; .^, *ri V^i*l* ihay
bTM^^ Mood oT aatoaato bat t dttf aot toab Mfta (Hm
Mao4 oT ilM paaphath a to,-f) to 4fyar to iha (
at DM. tl* . . . s |BV rH '^
toMM ippiin
aoavoaMaAo. Ih. tt^ 'i rH '<i
U daaMS)
to Mm aa a atosator Aa. tab. M* nM| a. to.
.**DfII,
I) pL oT
mT'*)
^'^ rw?.
JbtBJCTOT, ooaMr
rr-c- f (-rrr. .L^^
tWf.
V, ir
'
t^n^,
JTS^
ak pL. aoaalr. -y* (nwi)
wayiaMf<u a
;
(aaip. m[})yrto,aalw; j i
f
aiwl. BhuIII^
do aot baifato
*i
^
7WB rw3
aoaajrtopajrwiih. Karlih. tf^ TVi ^ Ifea
of aa ok|)aat to ba laiaaaad or of aa
of wbieh tnaa daitaatod, . T^.Fh. )
"Ti "1
^ flnai ha
pv
tha
or awwdl^ to vahMt KMiA. I, ^nn
"1
nenn Vo
whatavar to aaad aa pajraaal tor aaaihar
obto*^ ^"9^
{b. it*
'91 '^
BVTVi ^ ahatoiar to aaaatoad a aa afa(>
vatoat, La. aaasahaafatoaMaataadaaiaaBtotoraai^
Ib.^ mn tm ^V% vrhn% U ha gtoaa a aaw to p^yaial
oTaMMf whtoh ha oa tor aa as; a. to.Kalto. ttt^
'"O ^tvmsre Ar. ooadMl Ihj oatoa of Sad aa aaaM-
thtoff valaabto (War. to Ar., a. ad. Vfrzi,
PS^.
*!r7, oooMr. 'S^ak.MM. VMf.LaM.T.4
(b.taxt-m^)- *a. to.B. Mm!
5^
ba tbMB (aa a
raaarratkm) IT^ loarr up "VI I aai vOliiV to 4
biat. lb. ^re 9000 ^ iDQ VJVD ^noTP 90
paopto aadaialaad Iha tov, *ttom Aalt aot ooaol!' (Bs.
XX, It) to atoaaooToltogtogatoarBi%;blni'ipiupaiU
withoat rnaiptaiiBa B. Eaia. tT 9 amn
^
^ if
ha paid tha laarfcai priea of a ptoaghtof oa, he aaraijj
bofl^ biai tor ptoa^uag; a. tr.
ftn
(or
rB) pr. a. pL
of limmi (Joab. XIX ) T.
T^' M*?I* M^
*" *'^' *
^
* < aa fftr
fraca: 'Tbiv.FiLlII,t. ^IT.t; a.frvOaa.B.a.TI,hag.
JVi KVi ^O ha (Jacob) wiU Ito with tlMa to t
XDW 314
n
lb. s. 91, a.fr. '31 "i I'D when R. . . was dead; a. v. fr.

Ruth R. to ni, 13; Koh. R. to VII, 8 rh nsan'' and the

fire over the grave died out.
Pa. T^riri same, Targ. Koh. V, 11. Targ. Job III, 13,
some ed.Y.Maas.Sh. IV,55nop T\B'iy2 a-^ni S<-ia5 Kinm
(not "ll^a) and this man (I, thou) dreamt that he was
sitting and sleeping.
Ithpe. Tpri'^iix to feel the approach
of
death. Y. Kil.
IX,
32'=
hot.; Y. Keth. XII, 35^
SSD^^, SDQ^, QIm m. (preced.) sleep; couch.
Targ7Ps. CXXXII,* 4. Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 1
6
; a. e.
P/.'-p3?3'n. Targ. Ps, CXLIX, 5 "iinisa^ Ms. (ed. ''a'n) their
resting places.
i<ri1D^^ f. (preced.) death. Y. Ah. Zar. Ill,
42<=
top.
D/Qm (b.h.; v.CiW, rro'n) l)to be silent, dumb, at rest;
to be stricken dumb. Pesik. R. s. 33 (ref. to Is. VI, 5)
^riaB'n^U lb nin "^Stiin how did it happen to me that
I was silent (did not join in the praises of the angels)?
Taan.20* nimin ti^ja'n when the winds subside. Snh.91
tJa^l-n p60 like a dumb stone. Ber.
19=*
d^iTl iniUli sits in
T
'
silence ; a. fr.PaH. pass, d^l^'n, f. rt^^W. Lam. R. to 1, 17
(ref. to Mnx, Ps. XLII, 5) 'DT Kpbti '^^113351 and now
in silence does she (Israel) go up (to the ruins ofJerusalem),
and in silence &c.V. d)TO'n.2)
to leave
off'.
Midr. Till,
to Ps. IV, 5 (ref. to lali ib.) [read:] '31 D'i'nriUJ isbai
provided that thou leavest off fromthe sin &c. ;Yalk. ib. 627.
Hif. D'^ain to silence, bring to a stand-still. Ex. R.
s. 29 end dblS^n bs 'n He made the world stand still.
Gen. R. s. 97
'31 D''^"|^ XiniU who will bring to a stand-
still sun and moon.
nSjJp22^,
V. '^yti'QX
OlppD^ pr. n. pi. (Damascus) Damascus in Syria.
Y. Bice, hi,
es'i dipoa n3 read
'13 in D.
VD"^ (b. h.) to flow, shed tears. Tosef. Bekh. IV, 4
n?ail J. . . . UK if his eye is tearing. Bekh. 44^ v. Tihx
[Sifr6 Deut. 157 msall . . . ini^
155, read:
liDi;? labli
niSa':] ; V. Sot. VII, 8.]
Pi. SCa'n (denom. of SW II) to make a thing, otherwise
exempt, subject to the law
of
T'rumah, to mix secular
grain, wine, oil &c. with T'rumah in proportions
suffi-
cient to make the whole prohibited to non-priests ; in gen.
to mix secular with sacred things. Orl. II, 4; 6 ya'i^n;
a. fr.Ter. Ill, 1
'31 Tqisyq njiN does not make Dema
by itself (if mixed with secular fruits). Ib. 2 "jnsa'ia nS'^X
does not make them dema; '31 il3C!p3 niS'ffl'ip make dema,
the smallest of the two being considered as an admix-
ture; a.fr.Part. pass. 25a!il53. Ib. V, 6 SJ31J3 Sailon ')">i<
'31
that which became subject to the law of T'rumah
through an admixture, can affect a second mixture only
in proportion, i. e. according to the quantity of real
T'rumah contained thei'ein. Hag. Ill, 4 wine jars or oil
jars ni2>5a!l'ipti which have been mixed up; expl. ib.
25'^
ttJIpl "yo containing liquids, a portion of which was
designated for libations.
Nif. SJ^a"!? to become Dema through mixture. Ter. 1. c.
Nidd.46'^ ''^^'a-isaj ndiSJ if a sufficient quantity of T'rumah
has been put in a dough to make it forbidden to non-
priests
;
a. e.
3?Q7 <^li- ^0 ^^'J^'")
^'>^P-
Targ. Jer. XIU, 17 (some ed.
'$1^^ . . 'Pa.). Targ. Lam. II, 18.
QT I m. (b.h.; preced.) 1) tear, weeping. Men. 30*;
B.BathllS'' Moses wrote 'in (Ms. M. Snis^ain) with tears
(so that he could not speak). PL, v. nsai.
/JT II m. (b. h. ; cmp. T'':, nniJPi) fruits, whence (sub.
n"it:3s<5, 'nsnp, v. Ex. XXII, 28) ^the priesVs share
of the
produces, T'rumah. Mekh. Mishp. s. 19; Yalk. Ex. 351
T'rumah has three names, Reshith, T'rumah 11 and
Dema; Tem.4^ Ohol.XVI,4 isJ^ain b31!!< he may partake
of his priestly share. Tosef. Ter. X, 16 'in n'^n place in
the barn designated for T'rumah.
S^Q'^ f. 1) tear, v. 6tnsoi._2) as preced. Targ. 0.
Ex. XXli, 28.
n^'UT f. (b.h.; preced. wds.) tear, collect, tears, weep-
ing. Lam. R. to II, 1 1
'31 ddn n?ri1 (Ar. nionn, Var.
dlajn, v. Ar. Compl. ed. Koh. s. v. n'^on) tears caused by
pungent matter, mustard &c. Ib. UpM 1 Ar. 1. c. (ed.
Amst. 12pn, ed. Lam. R. Nd3n rr^'z, v. Sabb. 152=*
top);
Ab. d'R. N. II, ch. XLVIII (ed. Schechter, p. 132 'ip^n)
tears caused by severe cold; a. e.

PI. niS'S'n. Ib.

;
Sabb. ISl^; Ab. d'R. N. ch. XLI (XLVIII, v. supra); a.
fr.B. Bath. 15% v. S"21.
ISDS^D'l ch. same. Targ. Is. XXXVIII,
5; a. fr.P/.
ttnstil,
"'liw. Targ. Ps. CXVI, 8. Targ. Lam. II, 11 (ed.
hag.' 'p^ii m., fr. NS^I). Targ. Jer. XIII, 17 yj^'^ ed.
Lag. (oth. ed. "pSJ . .);"a.fr.Bets.22; Ab.Zar.28'' itro'21
(or I!<ri5. . sing.) constant tearing of the eyes.Sabb.
33''
JT^rs isspl (some ed. ms^l, Ms. M. ITiS^Ql) tears dropped
from his eyes.
"iQ'lj Ithpa. lainx (v.P. Sm. p. 921) to be stupefied,
astonished. Targ. Prov. VI, 30 siiainTsb nh (Ms. a. some
ed. '"in^ab, corr. ace.) let them not be astonished (h. text
1T13% V. LXX).
pi2J!S^ (b. h.) pr, n. pi. Damascus. Targ. 0, Gen.
XIV, 15 (Y, I pia^lii). Targ. Is. XVII, 1; a. fr. Sifr6
Deut. 1
'12 i3S<iy I (R. Jos6 b. Durmaskith) am fromD.,
V. trippplW; a. fr.
niJ^pP^'^ m-
of
Damascus. Targ. 0. Gen. XV, 2
(ed. Berl 'Dai).
VD/Jj V. t<a>i^.
JM
(b. h.)
1)
pr. n. m, Dan, son of Jacob, Pes.
4^*
imxp ')lo he is a descendant of Dan; a. e.
2)
pr. n. pi,
Dan in northern Palestine. Pesik,Shek.p.l5=' p3U5 nat^
the altar (erected by Jeroboam) in Dan.
Targ. Y. II
Num. XXXIV, 15. Targ. Cant. V, 4; Pirk6 d'R. El. cli.
XXVIIexpl,=D!!<-i?3&, Paneas; Midr, Sam, ch. XXX; XXXII
Dii3BC,Sfl) nsi.Y.Dem.II,22bot. "jl IBS.3)
name of an
SIS
K-.f. tu Alt-
f lb.VinVUJA.ai T.OkVl.r
TT,
T^,
.it.|.i. >C
>
nj^ . (Mi|. irj,
i^>
rAk
! VI. .1.
tsff. I)mii. II. I TV1 (ai. !
.
. V. r.-Uv. 11. a. T ITT
"^y^ inm tkit
i iitiftivvn). ib.a.t'ai'^imiirS^vii 'iiWo**
.iBt.iii. 'ai"iYi
I
:n).
Turf JiMl. XVllI, a. Tr|. U XXII. It (nm
'
) hkr aU, (Aim. TMrg. ak XXXII. 4.
TMf.
4; m. tt. (Tare !* H. io rMl, F^)B.
I4V. 18) '^a^ "e rrt iiiu b
t him; PmUu Al]r. p. laa^i
oMUMr. TMfff I Kiagi
. .\ii. . . ly.
TMf. Jr. XXVI,
ti
.
.r?9 ^
^''*>M iAt<. mAiVA, TMg. Jon. t, a.
O^
(ir~
**
V r- ' V
V1^
(-*.
r
', .
T?V-
ICT I) T. pred.S) T. nr. [Turf. Pmv. VIII.7 ifcr\
Tar. cJ.
LiMt^
v. iq*).]
Mj^ m. (v. K)^O) a cy/tMirira/ MMi;/ar (doUaa).
Yonata^ nbm
'^
a jarof vlDOfmr (whiehomiu mttnmfm
{ MBoll throufh alifbi opcniaf Umo wbii opoa). Ab.
{lar.ao*, V. iqoil. 8bb.la7^ V. tq-mu.
^^
pr.B.pL Damah. ToMf.l>iD.I.ls ^ Vs mam
[Tar. (ad. Baek.
'*^).
TomH BbobL IT. a (Tar. od. Book.
[an. an, usi *); T. Daa. n, sr* top an.
^Q^^,
^?^
("^
3;i) te(/. TiUf. Jod. XT. 4.
|. Job XL, iV, T. Mr90> L Tarx. O. Bx. I
V, 4 ad. BrL
01); a. a.Pf. It^i??, ""^n. Tarf. Jod. 1. c Tkrf.
Oan. ZXXV1I. S;'a. a.~8nb.
37* rXTQ (Mm. M. 13)
tiM lat (in iba front row).
[feC'^w^, nS^n f. mmI (Vatm.). BbabLVU,! rte
Iba laTs ot dmdmm; S *vi ipor tha root of *e.
ad. '*v\ aorr. aae.); Nidd. 51^ (v., howovar, Ii6w Pfl.
q.)-
lyi, H2"'T 1) T. tut)-j<p
wkkk L T.p.y,8r
(Y. tm^' m,
97* bou nam).
n to aMne, he brigki (oocrtq^ to h. mX ^l^tt-
XXXn, SS; a. fr.LaT. B. . ST
'91
MP^ KBOVI
does Uia lan diina in your eouatiyf; Gan. &. s. 83 mt
ran xrsfO "pKU; Taah. Emor 6; T. B. MMs. D,
8*
boC
W 1 a word in a ahann fbnnola. Sabb.
67^
^
vn
ftr afron^, wy nraMii (Baabi, t. Kra); T. ib. Yl, r boi.;
^at ib. VII (VIII), 3 ^n "TT.
?lfn (^ B.) pr* AmK II iBa
oslta.''SML w*} ^ l^^an*. ft* *n arm ^
fiw
maai Ami D^ v.
^r^^M. Balk
U^t
!*
At
Bmk^ Dmkl.-^ mmm of mAmmm. Y.BMnnr^M^
Uv. Bn ft, mdi KaB. B. la IT. 1.
tt^ pr. a. M. I
Hi iwiii
,
M^ir. Bi Ban. ft^ (Ma
afaa
1^ tB^
a. c-tWt. Oaa. XXT. ati T^rg. Baai. BI, M '"i ^
k m nvl^^B. Makk I**, lb. iri Ballb ^<-91i Amu
Tarf. Oaa. XXZll, ; a. a.
. B.a.t0
(aofr. aaaX (aorr. am}. tb, a. ai, baf.
B. a. t, bif
^ff^ "On
dabiar^ laMh (aaforaaa Ma alalai). T. laMw
A
a^ i^
(laC to n^.
!*. LT, l) ha aMkai iBa aafrf of
"im i (MNBo ad. rn) Ilia aiadHor (la aoBaai Ida
vMk Mi alw). riaaid. Thav. aad (^aoc la Ar.f
(Var.Vtm^aorr.aoc). pkloDoaLlT.atOIBtfniHl
V ad. Bob. (V. Tar. ib.). v. otaKp!LHAr9^ Ikw la
Daai. XXIT. 10.T. B. Mala. II. r tmyn
T^i
T.
Ab. Ear.T. 4t^ bo. ^fVQfW l^nil, fa4:
p2^
(DIM of pW, V. -^ la /W aarraw. la
nhpe,
pr*^
I) < *^
**^ (aonaiyi to h. pev)L
BMk. XXIV, 17. Tarf. MaL n. 18. Tm, Wmk, IX, 4
'n^ ad. Lac.
(ad. '9itQV--f) (oap-PTrp fa I
lb. Tl. f; XX, 48; XXXTI, 81.
M^ ai. (Pak MaU; S^)
Paniaa aoia, IA afafi tf
a Bnar. ia
fn.
aai
B. Ifata ao^
* niKO oaa kaadiad PVafaA for
lb. 89^ "a^
'^
7'vr wrirr yrm aad of tlM
oaa tMrd wa ghra oaa afstb to tba airtar. aad for Iba
olhor oaa aisth w ppaial >a Bab, ar; EaiflB.
^
'I ra, 'n "O worth a d. BMk Bf" (raad with BaaM:)
*n iQ&s a-K Iha diBbraaea batwaaa twalBMaaBd tfcPM
lBaitlH(oraMaa)iahairarizth.A^m B.Haah.tr
(IdaatiBad with rv^ a.
n^fpp).
*i<pn, Oaa. B. a. 7f, v. .
^1^, fbr worda aadar
^
. aadar '^rn.
MpC^ m., aaaaMBMd word for M^ltpq-v. idd T8*
(critieiaiac tha apalHac l^QTi for Mpor% la a aaaMoaa
haaod by K. Hahaaa) *i am ms Wi tUa woad
(9^ a^
"V
a. K) it road
j
aji a aad ao tMa word
(% 0^ p &
|
moat ba raad imkm fwiuA Toa aaaat hana aaart ar
W7
316
^
13?1, Targ. Nah. Ill, 12 some ed., v.
'n?'i.
P
v.*?! (=P'^P^y
^-
P'P'^)
to crush, break into small
fragments; to humiliate. Targ. II Chr. XXXIV,7. Targ.
Job XVI, 12 (Ms. Var. 'p'^HCI, corr. ace). lb. XL, 12.
Plr^
m. (preced.) powdered; minute, tender, young.
Targ. 6. Ex. XVI, 14 (Y.
p'^pv)
something powdered.

Targ. Am. VII,

1;
a. e.Pl.
'pp'=|?'i!, ^^P"^?!";
(
ll^'^?:'-
Targ. Jer. XVI, 6. Targ. 0. Num. XXlii, 10; a. e.
Targ. Ez. XVI, 61. Tosef. Snh. II, 5
'^
K'^-ia'^liOl and
that the spring lambs are yet tender; Snh. 11^ Ms. M.
(ed.
'iT"'35,
Var. 'ppIS, v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note). V. p-^pn
a. p'rrn.
n2?M, n" 'M f. (b.h.; S^'') knowledge, understanding,
reason; view; taste. Snh.
92^ '^ in UJ'^u: Six a man that
has obtained knowledge. Lev. B. s. 1 (prov.) '31 ir^Sp "i
if thou hast acquired knowledge, what doest thou lack ? &c.
Cant. R. to IV, 3 '31 h^ nm^O
"1
the corrupt mind of,
i. e. the fool, Ahasver; a. v. fr.

PI. fii5^, nij'^lT (used

also in Chald. phrases). Shebu. 42* '^
mi inn 'p'^bfit we
are guided by the majority of opinions ;Yoma 83*;Tem.27''
'pi^TJt '^ inn. Shebu. 1. c.
'1^ n^nDI 'jl-'D since he cared
to mention a certain number of minds (as witnesses). Y.
Sot.1, 17; Tosef.ib. V, 9; a. e. 'Dl "i UJ-'tti dlTD as men differ
in tastes (sensibilities) as regards food and drink, so do
husbands differ &c. Pes.
112^* '31 1 SniX there are four
thoughts &c. (the husband thinking of his first wife and
the wife of her first husband); a. fr. V. f1?^.
f. pi. ch. (preced.) opinions. Y. Yeb.
I,
2=
hot,; Y. Keth. VI, beg. 30 '31 n-^K
'1
1 there are
different opinions related in behalf of &c.; ib. V, SO'* top
jliSI ",1151 (corr. ace).
n^T (b. h.; cmp. Tji'n) to crush, stamp upon. Sifr6
Num. 160.
Nif. T^?^? to be stamped upon, crushed, annihilated.
Pesik. B. s! 35 Unh 13brt1 >132J13 they were annihilated
(their resistance broken) and gone.
ny*T ch. same, ea-p. to extinguish, quench. Targ. Prov.
XVI, 14 fTi.335Jia ed. Lag. (some ed.
'3i3?"i3,
corr. ace.).
T^'iS'n to be quenched. Targ. Is. XLIII, 17 !|3isn
(ed. Lag.
'ISI). Targ. Prov.
X,
7
; XIII, 9, a. e. T^?13 shall bequenched.
^f-
T?y^
to quench. Ib. XV, 18.
"jT^M (v. 1'1'nll) to prick, squeeze,
fix,
stick. V&rt.
pass,
y^^^
fixed. Targ. Y. Ex, II, 21.
Pa. j''^?-! same. Targ. 0. Gen. XXX, 38 ed. Berl. (some
ed. "11; Bxt. yiyil Pe.).B.Bath. 74* '31 nn^S?^ (Ms.M.
n^n'^niX, Ar. rr^'i'S?, v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note). I stuck it
on the point of the lance.
f
^'7, Snh. 22* Var. in Ar. s. v. ySI, v. yV^.
Pp3?1,
Y. B. Kam. X,
7
top 1 J3 in, v. K|[5S.
n^^ f. (b.h.; V. nsii) knowledge, mind; temperament,
physical disposition, constitution. 1 bs fiths to occur to
one's mind, to strike. Sot. IX, 6 (45*') ; a. fr.in blp'^TU
weighing of opinions, i.e. decision between opposite views.
Snh.
6* 'in 'lUn nsii made a mistake in deciding, against
the common practice, a case concerning which there
are opposite authorities, opp. to a decision against an
established law; ib. 33*; Y. Keth. IX, 33*; Y. Snh. 1,18*
hot.Y. Hag, II, 77^ top tT^pS
'fn'^'^ "i^X
their mind is
not pure (unfit to study esoterics),B. Mets. ll**, a. e,
rop73 ninst '1
a deputized person (or fictitious person,
e. g. one's ground) can take possession. Snh. 25* sq.
naSS in rtin one who makes the chance of a game
dependent on his own action, e. g. throwing dice, nbin
151'^ in who makes it dependent on his dove's flight.

Tosef. Hull. VII, 1 r\S13T3 11 reason decides in favor &c.

;
Hull.
90'^
mm 1 1 iK^ by saying 'reason decides' does
he mean a reasonable interpretation of the Biblical
law, or is he in doubt and 'reason decides' means niiU
'1
his opinion inclines in favor of &c.?

'iri, "lb icith the

consent
of, with the knowledge
of, opp. "ni3 bsn, v. niis.
Kidd, 44* mni< 1^ with her father's consent; nPiSi'ip
with her consent. Ib. tT^nx lb Kb;r without her father's
consent; a. fr.
nS'^ 1 good physical constitution,
"^^
'^
insiUJ not fastidious in taste, opp. D^iPp'^St q. v.
1
nisp impatience,greed, nnnil confewferfwess. B.Bath.
145*'
hot.; Snh. 101* top.Ber.
29''
map omi they are im-
patient (Rashi: they do not understand how to express
their wishes).-Pes.
113'^
"iPibniD 'in 'j'^X whom the mind
cannot endure; a. fr.

PI. fliSJ^, v. nsi.

Sri^'l ch. same. Targ, Job XV, 2; a, fr.Ber, IS**
mri3JlVnimi5"^bnK thou madest him feel badly; Hull.94^
Ber, SS'' hot. ninsi llin Kb he had not his mind
directed on it, recited without devotion. Ib. 36* "jISS
'31 'IX .... people plant radishes with the intention of
eating them when they are young. Ib. 35"13 "P12J1 "'H'D
(in doing so) what was thy opinion? Is it that thou bold-
est to R. A,?Kidd. 8l''; Ber. 26*, a. fr. '^iXnV'^ It^b I
did not think of it. Keth. 3, a. fr. '31 '1K^\blpol b3
whosoever betroths a wife to himself does so with the
implicit understanding that his act is in agreement with
the rabbinical enactments.M.Kat. 17", v.nin. Gitt.
70*'
ixnib'^s 1 a clear mind, full consciousness; 6<nUJ"i5lU 1 aj
confused mind, delirium. M. Kat.
26''
hot. n'^n n"^b na:
'31 1 how little sense (manners) has this scholar!5<pbC
"jnyi (abbr. 1"G) it enters thy mind, i. e. you may thini
Ber.
41 ''
1"D nins-iiy bn 'all its measures',you canno^
mean that?Pes, 2*, a. fr.
'31
1"G Kp (abbr. I'tJp) thj
first impression naturally was that he who said 'light^
meant really &c, (an editorial remark for the sake of
introducing a discussion on premises finally to be up-
set), Ib,
14'' '31
1"t5 "^Xl for if we were to think that
it was a rabbinical law; ib. 18*; a. fr. Ib. top 1"D "^Kl
'31 U'hi'O if we were to assume that he withdrew his
opinion only as to vessels &c. ; ib, 19*; a, fr,Sot.
46*
K311S X3i^X 1"0
you may possibly think we
say, i. e. you may be misled to interpret &c. ; therefore
(to obviate such a misinterpretation) a Biblical intimation
is required; a. fr,
*1T m. (v|B1, to hammer,join; cmp, "jtl) board, plank;
trnsf, a column in the scroll (later Hebr. a leaf of a. hook).
817
K*l. XV, a
'3^
r*'9*m ^S
'S iH (m*<l) p\mt,k
'
btkkff J<>)ti4
lu lU wtM, II. ft*U>
<^*-*'
t*<l > .
*Q
M tlM MUM mloMk TomCOIii i(
.ir.
A V<f!S rm- Ab. Ikr. fH( MkM. c u, piMtli*
Mad M ttnwm in Uia win*
p
ri. Wttm. R. U (mL Ainti
|k SM*)
-nn v^po kmp* Mm jolMrf Imrd* <or IW 4mm)
kfvllMr. Maa. 10" "^il^ re (nr^) sliMi of
BMBi wl4 ogb iar Unm ehoMMk lb> ^n ralk to
Um fpMt btwi UmooIvmh. 1lf.Xl,t p^ *ri Um
irttM (wldUtfl) of ablfti . fr.
KBfn tb. MUM. Tr n. K XXVI. 14 (Y V^, U
toat V^){ .fr/-T.M.IU.74^boi. lb* od lU dfetb
1X.<) "n srna aiaai b wriiuni oa Um lop ofUm roiumn.-
ff rri. K!f9.
"^
Twf. o. I. 0. !{ . tt. (itottM 9d.
Kf^
m:c<i. r9!l>]-& !!. 74* <ri *9
tb flrit uf ih
oil plOM, V. prvMd. tMo. M^
'^ "^
HTSn h*ti th
Uirof WM onlilQiaUjr iowld>d w m to look Ilk* pUnka
jolMd lofoUMT (Mfttlar)! (Bimhi. m Um wboti of
wMaraUlJ.
O'^Sn DL (laloreb. vlUi QMR); m, emp. form 9Vi)
(j
bfcMrf 6ordll fbnmhg a /Vm, v. r?
p|.j
framtf, wKmU
tor OftkM *o. Mw. XI, l (M*) -t (Mlab.
'^l.
Dm. V, 4
"i^ 'n Vn Ar. (td. ^9; T. 0r9) fhuB Mob ooko-form.
oco. se**
'^Q
^Vo If OM UBiMd it (U> BUirat) la
fhMBO.B. BaUi. 16*
(rtf to Job XXXYIO, t5) to Mob
rain drop in tbo cload* I ersntod rvxa ^aca
'^
n tpcdal
BMold (Umt no two of tbom eommiagU).8abb. M* *i
XnnbVaaaitof foauU* brsaits; a.*.ilert}Vi; 7P*i.
4*. lb. 97*
by rtrnsp (Is. XXV, St) '*V> <6k Um
OKMilda art BMaat; Nam. B. . IS (ed. AaMt. p.
864*)
(MB ad.) laad tybl V. tm:^, cmp. OfCs. pn
Habr. *i jvrinf, "XJ nrs ^tdtiuf offitm; rxtrrz
f
f
rfcifw
.
D|n9
y
HwIarf
.)
DIDli Targ. T. n Qan. XLIX, II T^rs *), raad wiUi
Mp1Dn Ham. R. a. aome ad., raad iq3>
j^fTB^, ?T^, Var. of nvj,
rr: q. .
(cmp.
:^) to Aamawr, fmrce tato froacv te.
,pM8.
II^K^,
f. ruiBn. KeLII,9 'Tt
"1
rron an attacb-
itin tbe ab^ of jar attad into tba pitQaetiBC rinu
Taaaal (to aarra aa baadla).
Pi, ^r^ io forcr, mforce fftt Imm ^faaMt Sifra aaor
1 Ssri ns* xl> SM
r^
whaaoa do wapcovo tba inla,
Lba rafbaoB (to diamiaa barX foroa bim'; Tab. 88^ 1*00
Uv. Mi). Ik
Tf^,
i%.
J
tk.
proMaaia^ kUa.
(Mf^. v.Talb.
kltti h% f*^a>
)
kMik-fi,
rm-
OUI.M*
oT Ma (B. lba*aUi*a9 baaMaa (arbo
Mm),
N^ITT jmiitow, v. ii|bH
M^Spr . (M^ Mfvi| vMali la yaak aT liaiHia
tigkn. .
p
rmit .) Ihf
irm aaad for blfaa M. Kai. 7*}
II ItMb. 4*; V.
Mprv Faa. M*
Ti
tfW lba jaMa ut Um
lMi>(ni)i
pnaD^pLoTifK
^5CT (^)pr.a.pl.
Am**'. aaabai^arAirt*.
oebialaByfia. lWf.y.yaM.XXXIY,ll (V.laatff4e^|^
Uv. B. . 19
'31
)
*!
(not lart) Dapbaa Aattofha^a;
Y.Hhak. !,boi.<9r-ii T. lab. SL. tr bol. (aai Wtrtt.
ptH (^ ti.) fo iMe*. afrOa thtl. Vmrnm. pfW.
(Oaa. B, a. 44 npTT* TTB, raad 1
^W
l
>.^
.
Pf^.J
pC^, A. pfa eb. aaaa, fa kmoet, Lav.B.a.ft (fa4:)
r6 ii^v?o iba kaocba ai Um door.
Hj>Jl; I ai.(I>Ulofp,diaLfarreB.p,.- r
Kob.Ar. C(NBpl.a.v.llpen; eorT<aaputorO!S9)4|dv,d f
B.
T^
Babb. SI* 'O-i *ioi ad. (Ar. '3to\ Mat. a. v.
pes qaolaa
T^
ia Baabi, TStm to Tktok) aad UM7
grow in djfcaa.
pT2n, T. prn.
KStSn B. rrri, radapUc otf^H) p^** m the
qura
fft. Bakb.8^(aoaMad.'^Ar.lcrx^;BabiKZ-:x-^
"^ (aao. r. of 7Ti n) fa afMfc. Al "Vi. BlBa<b.74*
C\2fc^ f. fm, aee. r. of TW Q aherrvy aj*. Tkif
.
ProT. vi.'82 iprn Ma. (ad. TT".; b. tost Ti^BT^
cCrtTT m.
(fn,
radi^L of
f*>I,
aaapu praead.)
rQotetiy.'targ. Ia. LXVI, 10 Ar. (ad. 7*^
YTT,
3TfeQ C^!?
T
f&r toariair of tbe aaaMa
of
(Ar twdrr
SffgftUm fiagmn. vri, rrxx, srs; arty,
"Wi, 7*^;
""^ ro^ 'ioh, rr-cd rsc: Bis. Bi. s. S;
a. 8 and; Tanb. Yatra 9.
P^Ib.
(b.b.;ppri) f|M,/bM; Colder, oppuHL 9aBL
m, I *Vi
tfV anaU Ibwl (dovaa^ biida Ac). lb. fl, 7
p^
318
rj?1
'^n Vat powdered ordure, ^fi bin fine sand; a. fr.

PL
CJ'')?!'.
TW^'
lb. Ill,
1 ; a. fr. 'in the small bowels Y.Ber.
II,
4*^
top d'^pll (sub. d'^apS) concerning the smaller
functions of the body (urinizing, usu. D'^3i;p), opp. D'^Dl
(usu. dibTiJ), V. bina.Kel. II, 2 D"in '^^32^5 nn the fine
and small earthen vessels; a. fr.Fem. fi]^. 1 (n^ara),
small cattle, v. G3. Hull. 1. c. B. Kam. VII, 7. lb.
80=* 'n n-^n
small forest animals (deer, fox&c).
'12
(sub.ni^)in small
quantities, retail. Dem. II, 5; Y. ib. 23* hot.; Tosef. ib.
III, 12, V. KBib.YomalV, 4 1 powdered frank incense,
'nn
)f2
1 theVery finest; a.fr.P/. nipi. Hull. 56
;
a.fr.
p'l, 5J<j^'l ch. same. P/. n*;5i. Naz.
59'*
lb with
the small bowels (of the sacrifice).
p^II, pi} pr\ m. (b.h.) a veiled or withered spot
in the eye, cataract. Sifra Emor ch.lI,Par.3 plin nt pi
the Biblical dak is what is now called dok. Bekh.
38''
nniU p1l a black spot, -pb 1 a white spot.PZ. 'pp"il.
Gitt. 56=^; Ab. Zar.
51=*
'pSJaitJ 1; a. e.V. x;?^ H.
pIMpI, p"'^ m. (pipi)
1) crushing, humiliation,
suffering.PI'. DipWpl. Erub. 4l'^ WSS
"'p'l'^i^^
tbe suffer-
ings of poverty.

2) nicety,
fine point, suhtility, detail,
minuteness; [in later Hebr.: grammar'\. Ab. ch. VI 1
Di^nn the fine points discussed among scholars. 8nh.
99^^
nt 113 ^in except this single point (in the adopted inter-
pretation of the Law). Bekh. 30'\ Y. Ber. II,
4*
ibx
1 'j''D'i"i:s (not ]'^"iS) the following pairs of words require
special care in pronouncing; Deut. R. s. 2 ni'^nix 'i.

PL as above, constr. "ip^lpl, 'p'^i. Hull.

4=*
niS^ 'n the
details of ritual laws. Succ. 28* niin "\
the subtile
points in the interpretation of Biblical laws, di"iB10 1
the special points in rabbinical enactments. Lev. R.
s. 22 '31 n::'^niU 'i "^3U3 there are two defined rules concern-
ing the cutting of animals. Y. Yoma III, 41=*; Y. Sot.
II, 18 n^-iBti 1 ba all the particulars of the section;
Tosef. ib. II,
1
; a. fr.
^R^^P'?' 'P"''7
^^- same.P;. 'ppl'^P'^-
Targ. Cant.
V,
13."^
'
'
'
P'7.P'^
(Pilp. of p1l or pp^-i)
1) to crush, grind; v.
Ntthpa.

Part. pass.
P'^p^'^'o
broken, humiliated, afflicted.
Ex. R. s. 31 nT^SSia "lla afllicted with poverty. Gen. R.
s. 100 "llo '^33?
a very poor man.

2) to even a woof by
beating. Tosef. Sabb. VIII (IX), 2; Sabb. TS**;
9?'^
(v.
Rashi a. 1.).
3)
to examine minutely, search, investigate
(charity cases); to trace genealogical records (corresp.
to p'12); in gen. to be very strict in religious observances;
(with d3J) to deal strictly tvith (esp. used of divine retri-
bution). Y. Peah VIII,
21=* '31
niD32 ""'P'lp'ip you must
make inquiries if one asks for clothes, but you must
not &c., if food is asked for; Lev. R. s. 34 (B. Bath.
9*
l-'plia).Y. Kidd. IV,
65'^ ni-ins< n-0 -pK you must not
trace its past records. Y. B. Bath. IV, end,
14*^
it is the
custom in sales 'pplp^R? ni'^ilb to be strict, opp. ilB"^ 'p3>2
liberal. Ex. R. s. 31 dhaS? 'na he is stinting (illiberal)
towards the poor. Y. Succ, I, 52^ top ns "n xb he paid
no particular attention to its preparation. Hull.
4* timtl
'31 "ini*' ifS, 113 they are very strict in the observance,
even more so than &c.; Tosef. Pes. I (II), 15.Yeb.l2l''
(ref. to Ps. L, 3)
'31
dS 'lo n"npn the Lord deals with
those around Him (the good) strictly, to a hair's breadth
;
Y. Shek. V, 48'^ Lev. R. s. 27; a. fr.Tanh. Mishp. 11
<in!!<3n2
p^pt^n
nsni* nisbwhyart thou so severe in punish-
ing her?
Nithpa.
P^P!73
(='!?n?) to he crushed, powdered. Ohol.
11,7.
pMpM ch. same, 1) to crush, humiliate, v. pis?'?. Lev.
R. 8. 27, V. '^.''a.
2)
to investigate; to be strict. Targ. Job
IX, 17 (cmp. Yeb. 12l'' in preced. w.)Lam. R. to I, 22
(ref. to bbl3J, ib.) 'h'S XFlplpTi no pn'^bsJ p:np^ be as
strict in punishing them as thou hast been in punish-
ing me.
Ithpa. p^pti'^St to be crushed, powdered, broken. Targ.
Mid, 7 )lp"ip'T' Var. (ed.Lag. "jlppT'; Vien. '(inpT^, corr.
ace). Targ. Is. XXI, 9
'^'i
(not
'T)-
[Targ. Nah. Ill, 10=
'ptplP they will be chained, v.
pp].]
^P'^R'^
m. (preced.) iJOWfZcr. Targ.IIChr.XXXIV, 7
(ed. Lag.' SptplX, h. text pitl).
Jj^n^p'lp'l c. (ptpl, with format. 1; cmp.'^lpHStJ &c.)
very thin,'light Y. M. Kat. H, 8l'> top [read:] 1 nnBiTI
for its pitch coating is very light, opp. J<'T^ba.
Snp'^p'^, V. Ntnp'n.
Hj^'l, V.
p?
I.
t\p^ m. (v. p^i Af.) [a look-out,] a small door or bar
at the foot of a stairway, leading to a court or river
bank. Erub. 60*. Ib. 61''.P/. (Chald.) -^p-!. Ib.
HTlDIp"!, V. njp, n;;Fi3Sip.
Splpl, V. v.'p^p^x
J<"lp1p"I,
read '^pl, v. p''^.
"llp'l m. (-ipl) chisel or borer. Kel.XIV, 3 ttJin blt5 "ij
the carpenter's &c.
Jj^n^p^ m. (lpi; cmp. tf^pW) wickerwork, basket;]
jug inclosed in wickerwork.

PL '^'ilpi, !)t''"flp~. B. Mets. 84*1

S<"i3Bnni
"1 "13
(Ms. M. ''X"i1pl3) of the size of the baskets
of H.; Sabb. 127* '31 13 of the size of the jugs of H.
Hull.4*"^11B'i2T ifi-ilpl baskets with slaughtered birds (v.
Tosaf.a.l.; Rashi: strings of
birds, fr. "ipl to perforate)A
Ij^'^mpl, Y. Maas. Sh. IV,
55"^
hot. '*i KQp, read:
X'l^plT ttventy beams.
P^P'l,
'p'''7
-
(^T^'?=^-
^-
^^T^
cmp. p!l-i, ppn)j
crushing; oppression, ivrong. ~blU 1 j>3r\ to ask satisA
faction for one's wrongs, to take one's part; Gen. R. s.
9,^
end
'31 bus 'T ns>3in protects the wronged; Yalk. Gen. 15
Olipil (corr. ace). Num. R. s. 20
'31
bUJ
'^ "131
did the
angel take up the cause of tlie ass? ; a. e. Cmp. Tiabs.
fv^
919
lir read
TTT^
tir '{?'< (Pa|i. WT^ pommUd frtU,
not I w.
,>..n.\r.{ I ...g. U. kl. XXXIl, W (MMIM
Tart; \ l. I\,
7^
II pottntitMl mn
r-i),,..
/'/
^,
f.-.. '..i^v.xsi
.1 mntute, trnJ'-r , lifllr,
y
uu
, 17,
..**'".
-.
MrT'^mrra.v.TTs,/t*. 4. TM.iiCbr.
XXMII. II. Y. Hnli. 1. IM' C'l'. > Jii<iA.Mt.V, M* lop
^
M*Vr^Ui pi(}iui Mr* yt vr]r oittall. Y.BU.l.vtHl.tt*
tiag ohlldrw. Y. II. Mu. VI, nd, r
'^
ps
i I'. "SI
W'V'V J'''U"'*
^ff^ ! Ui mlaori mjt
(u lit* Miliilia lie.T Ib.lfp^ieorr. M.V(Tmv Y.Ott.
XIX, II 'iVi'
^
'
yT'O Ar., cd. rVwB.)Y. Birr. I, JT irrrs
'^
(lh inbiihtijitiu of) atiMU itUi (living in tcniUrrtxi
, .. . ^. .
,,
J^^^ ,jj^ ,^
V. 4r top rV-
! . Y . Umu. V. 24* bol.-V. n;^
!' ' ^ *J< II.
nn*pT f.
(^pfi)
Ml o/ n^yinjr, fmuMtg of gnnufi
x'krn wiik one tbrtU. Btli. S^'^A fii'
V
'
". Il>.
Sr*]>^ f. collMt. noun
(pp^) foiiiy aAoo/. Targ.
Y. (Un. xxii, 8 (rMd:J Vftm
'^
(-HMT Vs rramo, .
Turn.
29'').
Sr^p^ r. (V. pmrcd.) Mr towrtl joimt
of
Ou vtrUkra
( 'h. rrxs). Tiirg. Y. Lev. Ill, 9. [TMf.T.lHaL XVII1,3
1 Ar., v'. KTT^)
*
^jj"!! ni. (0iDp."r^)l)iNiAN-lrw. PvahlV,!. Tttm S9*';
:. fir."b. Bath, se** man 'n (Ms. H. a. O. rmr., r. Bahb.
D. 8. a. l.not 9) a young palm bearing mora than onc
A year (oib. opin.: ona dropping iu fruits prematurely).
\' "
T 5 Sts 'n a Tariety called deM lab (Cbald.:
Sitn. Thasr., Kag., Par. 8, ah. XIII V*^ "i
rrN t!.. .i iirt a mountain-paint (tooraih^ T.llan.84'' top;
V ii ! i: StoNeg.XI,? 'n -pn cutting thronih mount-
.
; Yalk. LeT. 552 '^vyPLZ'
I - Toeef. M. KaU U.IO; Babb. -
r--: (Var. C^^pn, Towt lb. XII (XIUX IS
"V^
'
rVpn) a potion aad at a jMtyolwe (tald to ba
of a well priBgiag forth baiwaaa two date-
,, . V.ib.XIV.U*; Bab.ih. 110*; Y.Bar. VI, and, lO'.
- . -~n. Y. Sot, U,
18.
t^^^i
'l^
oh. aama, pahm-brte, Targ. Pt. XCII, is.
Targ.^T.'Oen'. XXII, 3; a. a^a Kam.59* nKSHK "i Ms.
M. (ad. ':r^i(n, inoorr.) an Aramaan palm, rmaer% '*i a
Parsian palm. lb. 98^ (proT.) 'Tt ~i Vitn })rm tha bad
palm will traTal to maat a barran caaa (Uka maata lika).
Bar.
55^ hot. none aaa in a draam tarm "i a golden
palnt-trae (a thing not axparianead in reality). Snib.&l*
"S^ '^'Oon
'^
a palm-trea whieh rapporta iti naighbor.
lb. '::^ p'nci
'^
a palm which pays its ownar^ taxaa.
Keth.
10^ H^P'nb sc^
"^ (not itV'^rn^) as iiyarioas as tba
axe to the palm-tTee.Pf. TVjra, X*art, "^j^
*.
Tsfg.
K XT, tr. IWg DaM. XXXIV. B^Y, B. Madk. ItlT
lop. a. a. )ean
*i
Um BakfUmiam pnlas. B. Bai^
iTt
a. h. (Babb. 110*
^^MD. Ia4; V^ as Ma. M.)
r.. kmn
rVr^
fc**. ^''^
J*. O. (ad.<6r\
M*. M. vVr. aofr. .), v. Y. Ik XIV. u'.
"^
m. ipnoad.)
i
iihi
f
w iliw wr. 0. B. a. 41.
utf.i
tfoa. B. . ; MMr. TUL to P*. XOll (YalluPa^MA
arw).
jn
>m?7 7n
*>
IB!. *-^
A-***
r4ra, M<r gfwik, Tuu. Lav. XIII, Ww!.; a* 1^. B,
Balli. IT
^

-v
^<*OTr atoa4 iDaa by lite bMiC Oaik
B.a.7t<i
"
73 *X^ nran Um pIflMMt aj
fpuMktttt (aii balri IkwB My baard. i, m. pm Mi
to ba ttbaral ai oUmt paaH*** aspawat (Yalfc. Ow. IM
"ytnrB *alb mn, aorr. aaa.^ Ilaa.fr bal. Umd:] 'o
IVVP"'
W"Vas wfcaa oM Man 4ya Ibeir baa<4a. BL
i
Mala. M** 1 1
^
'
ill ' rrtr-^ rrns ba 4y4 tba hair af
{
bis bead and bvavd; lb. 'n^
. . . n tl i ba artsi il
, wblu again; a. fr. A 7^!%,
'^
T\Bf.Y.Lw.XlX,fri
a. a.B. Mala. IT. v. aast w
^?!??*
*7r!
-(praaa4.)*cankd; t.*.admM,m^im',-.
/t.
???%
-^.
aMaca.af* -Bp^ Ur.
"TP^
f^r ham4,
i.e. adalU)^ t. MTne-M. lb.
79* '91'Q
'*iw to
avan Cor tha baaaBl at adalt nrpbans
P{?^
(b.h.; ap.
ps^
74) lo
n*,fai<ffdbr^
Danom. ^I\lf. r'T*' q.
WPTT!. P!"?
I) a. Karitb. i^ pTfi pTfl as-n
asm poondiag waB Be.; Y. Yo* IV. 41^
boc
'
'31 pitn fcnn rmp^wbaa tbaattaaiai
saparintandaai eaUad, Ponad B Ba. (BUM OaM. fltf
irw pTr\ raad
p^
or p^)-t) fa W/lae. mmC
Pwt.
PT9. P?9>
8aee.rV.f
(4S
om aa wfda (rOVBX
p^
-rn Ms. M. (ad.
71; Y. ad..^ M. t. a. Miab. aL
Pea. ''vc;
Mlah. Map. ^rma Boll) and tba otBar taba wm
narrow; Y. lb. M^ top (tb^ tbovgbt)
r*
)v 'fin tba
,
narrow was for wlaa. Y. Yobm Dl, 41*; Y. Sol. II, It*
top pnnQ aaaall and tbia ^pa of lauaca. Ankb. tS*
"^
a sparaaly sown flald.
Sif.
pno, pro fo he crmaked, Makb. Bo. a is r^pirs;
Paaik.B.s.17 r;^; PaaUcVaybi,
p.
#4^ rpx. (Xeb.Vip
prcn a^ read pTW% v.
pp^.]
pj^
ab. sama, .
PT"!.Imperat. prt
(. pw). Babb.
15S* hn "os^ "I
grind with tby jaws (eat waO)^ and than
wilt And (Mi aObal) in marnbi^
JRk p|n aaaa. B. Kaak 101* vcrfni and povndad
thani.<-l\v^. poas. pgn^
(Pt?T9)>
Tlaig. Is. XXX, 14 (b.
tart rarx).
A^.
p5J!?
q. t.'
^- P^ P^?y(P?:) same- Taig. nKii>XXIII, IS;
Targ. n Chr. XZXTV. 4 p*nK.6an. B. s. 70 pjnz, .
itr-iw Lam. B. intiod. (K. pUaa <)
ii^
'
J,
'
rdcii (fr.
I
I>an.yil,7). [Targ. Y. nMn.T, If >Ki
i '
gjUj^ t. pBt.]
nj>J^
t (ppr\ T. p-fn) a fenrfrr dktUL Y. B. Baab.
D,
58**
top ^ arvo as tba nails of a yoang ebild; Y.
Snh. I. 18* boc ad. Krat.
'^
(coir, aeaju
'^n
320 yT\
"IpM (b. h.) 1) to dig, bore, pierce. Sabb. 110^ a. e.
(explain. 'p"ip1 "^^j v. 'b]^'i} 'd1
"ji'ip'i^ dni:? because they
make an opening in the bile. Y. Ned.IX, 4l'* bot. J'Tip'in
13^2 and sticks it (the sword) into his own heart. Gritt.56%
V. next w.Kidd. 22''; a. fr.

2)
(cmp. b|5n) to spread,
branch
off.
Succ.
13='
Ar.; Erub. ll'';
16^
'ci''-ip'inn Q-^Jp
Cp'ip'i'nn) reeds which spread, i. e. the top reeds, v.
'i'np'i'n.

Part. Pu. 'njsnTS ramified, formed like a

T^p"i^-
Erub. ll"^ Ar,
Nif.
"ip"i5 to be pierced, stabbed. Tanh. Pinh.
1 ; Num.
B. s. 21, beg.
1'\^'1
ch. same, to stab. Gitt. se'* M'^t^P'i?!'
1"^ (the
guardsmen) wanted to stab his body (to see whether R.
Joh. was really dead). lb. (Hebr.) ^nprj p-\ 1-iOSf> they
(the Bomans) will say, they stabbed their teacher. [Ex.
B. s. 47 I'^np'n, V.
"inp.]
"*lp^ m. (preced.) a pronged tool, mattock (v. Sm. Ant.
s. V. Baster). Bets. I, 2;
7'^
lb. 'z^ yVJi
'1
the mattock
was stuck into the ground on the eve of the Festival.
Shebi. V, 6. Y. Sot. II, 18* bp'iS -ilBITi (twice). P/.
Q'^li^'^i r"'T;'^-
'"^
"^P
('' purgative tvater, v. ^p'n a. ^p'n.
Sabb. 110* (diflferences about spelling "ipn or 'bpl); Y.
ib.XIV,14'^; a.e.Y. Succ. 1,52* hot. 'i "pM like prongs,
v. ,'np'i'n.
SDlnp^l, pi.
V?1"1F?1,
V. KSnpir^.
"j")):^, s^nf^^,
V. '-jpiri.
SnpT f. (pii'n) sfa/Zcs o/" /?ox beaten once (still hard
and knotty), contrad. to XPptlpii thoroughly beaten, tow.
Hull. Si''
'31 p'^UJ'iin '1
if a bird falls upon dakta, we
must apprehend internal injury, if on dahtakta, we need
not. B. Bath. 26*
top
'31 'l xVtK mn Ms.M. a. oth. (ed.
'"I, V. Babb. D. 8. a. 1. note
2)
pieces of stalks flew off
and injured people.
n'^, V. -in
"1^ part, of "Vn.
"Il m. (IW) row. PL J'^'i'n. Gen. B. s. 20 (explain.
-W-i'nj^"!
'1 nii1U5: K"^nttJ because it consists of rows above
rows (of the imbricated form of the artichoke).
r\, S"1m I ch. 1) same, row, range, order. Keth.60*
ittjal 'na in a row of women. B. Kam. 117*
j<ap
'13
in
the first row of scholars. Hull. 11* top il^a'n 'n a row
of men. lb. 47* "^JIX"!
'13 within the ranges of the lobes
of the lungs. lb. 53* n^SIHiOT '13
in the order in which
the claws of the lion's paw appear when he assaults an
animal. Snh.
97 '^ '31 lapl S<np 'l Ms. M. (ed.
'^:Qp1 't;
Ms. K. a. Ar. '''I'n, pi.) the first row (of righteous men)
before the Lord; Succ.
45 **
(v. Babb. D. S. a. 1. note 9).

Kidd.
36'^ fT^-m
i"n
B. J. his class-mate ; a. fr.PI. 'pll,
"I'n^.
Meg. 12* (expl. "il, Esth.1,6) 't 'i ranges of mosaics.
Nidd. 20* '31 '1
xnbn there are three ranges of leaves,
and three leaves in each. Ber. 28*&<ni1Tin
'-i rowsofwhite
hair. lb.
62*'
(phonetic etymol. of Ut'^'msBp) iOfi'^pO'lX
'31 'IX in place of going around the rows of houses &c.
Ab. Zar. 28* "'"il i3l3
X^l
inii^l
ed. (Ms. M.
i33 "t3T3);
Yoma 84* 'T "^sia xrn "^nxi (Ms. M. "^sn ix^t TV^b
inii^l
"'S'^im '33) and he makes blood come (and blood will
come) out from between the rows of teeth. [lb.
"1333
n-i-il, V. irnX'] [Taan. 3'*;
B. Mets. 73*; B. Kam. lis''
'1 "'3, V. ini.]
2) a range
of
wood, pyre. Cant. B. to
111,4 f1"Jp"' XT'p'i 'l a burning pyre hast thou set on fire,
V. Ip":. P/. as above. Targ. Ps. LXXXII, 15 Ms. (ed.
'r\'\).Z){y.'^\'^)period,generation. Targ.Deut. XXXIII, 7.
Targ. Job. VI, 17; a.fr.Hag.
5*
'n^ inV
i^^l IS until they
have completed the period (lived the years allotted to
them). Snh. 97^ 'ni 'n 1333 (Ms. M.) in each generation;
a. fr.P/. -i-i-il, St*^'i, "ini. Targ. Is. LI, 8 sq.Targ. Ps.
XLIX, 12 (Ms' xn-il); a.'fr.Hull. 93^; Yeb.
39''
-nU53X
'1
have the generations (the present) grown better?
ST^ II f. court, V. i<n-fl.Kii shed, v. N-i-^l.
T T
'
T :- T '
T
BS
1^ 1) to winnow; 2) to carry, v. "^Il I, II.
sm, Pes. 56*,
'1
XOX, V. Xin,
^JXnm, V. nxsa^i.
"jIDm, Deut. B. s. 6, read "jip'^'n.'
'^D'liin'^, V. nxsa-w.
..
; T TT : :t
131^
m. (b. h. ; a contr. of r313'l, v. 131) \leader,'\
goad, the iron point on the staff (ipl?p); also the spud at
the end of
the handle
of
the ploughshare (v. Sm. Ant. s.
vv. Aratrum a Catrinos). Hag.
3'^ '31 .IT
'1
n^ as the
goad directs the cow &c. Kel. IX, 6 '111
yV3;i5 l:a\)^ a
goad (handle) in which the iron point was driven in so
that nothing could be seen of it. lb. XXV,
2, v. ?1153.
Tosef. ib. B. Mets. IV, 4. Pesik. Bahod.
p. 153*; Y. Snh.
X,28*, a.e., v.lflll. Ib. '31 inisb
'1
!lU515> D1X man makes
a goad to direct his cow, and to his (evil) inclination
should he not &c.?P/. nisbli, PiisiSII. Koh.E.toXII.ll
;
Num. B. s. 15 (quoted fr. Koh. 1. c); a. fr. [Num.B. s.l4
ni33ii3 xiiK '13
n"i<, V. 131.]
niSjZi
J^m.,
pi. PvJZl j^f
(v. preced.) ^oad-6earer .
(an adaptation of Sopucpopot in speaking of Athens),
||
guardsmen. Bekh.
8*^
(Ar. '^iia'^l).
f^
Ayl to leap, step.

Hif. S'^illi to make a step (nsilp),

i. e. to fell trees at uneven heights from the ground, so
as to make the stumps appear like steps, opp. piVnn to
cut at even heights. Y. Shebi. IV,
35 '^
hot. [read:] i<ni xls
'31 p^bn21 yni-o J'^llgl p^bn^a he must not cut one portion
even and another step-like, but must make the stumps
equally high
;
p-^blT^ a^ll^ y^'yr^ . . dlpa where it is the
custom to cut even, he must (in the Sabbatical year) cut
uneven &c.; Tosef. ib. 111,14 [read:] a^ll^l p'^bni xb f'n
'31. Y. Erub. Vn, beg. 24'>, v. nS13.
lj^> wSii
Jl
c. (v. ^preced.) step, stairs, ladder. Targ.
II Esth. I, 2. "Targ. II Kings IX, 13 i<yjU 'l (h.text D13
niVs^n, v. Dia).Sabb. T?''; Keth. 10'''(phonet. etymol.)
ni trrK
}i
V*^
A vigr lo Ih* tnnt. lliilib.lM, v-H^ipi^ YMi.M*
*9\*^po...'^ rtyn go tfmni mm&p mhmt MkiNi rniHt,
fo
up Hf> in 9ho9$lii groowMNMi Y.KkM. IV.tr.
I*M. iir MmD^,im^'ntaivMinr,ilMfi v.^Vm-
Kn*^. TAri.0.a.Y.tlls.XX,tlt.,-TlMf.tl4Mi
iltfir. . .. < ;ii. hmg. 4r irt*! 'n tan nviii* aMi nta
ntira tuir (of MiiKoU); Y. Nnb. tt, fO* io|k Ito. li. . I
'S "n m^ rrr
"
(x
bit rail*. Mmm. H. . rrrm
31
*-(
rvrr fff term Wc ta# (M liHf>fftff
r
I ^'' It
,iu. VI, l^.).->Y*lMtt4. u Mt
I. A. . i..ioDI.XI,tt Tn. . "Til,
'
"^Jni. rn*r^l. Y. Iubb. TI, r bol^ rtiid iUi
TktMf. ib. VII (VtllK t trti^
in,
a ebM fbfMk.
ti^'n o. (rf\ wlib fenMUTo r;
u
fktUIOOl: (V. Nr! )i UMMi<
tan of our w., A. M . omoMat
t
Vll. h 'T3 TWO .... TTOn If OM \
*b<r, llURll0Wd UlQMof IhclboU 4i,..,. ,.
M. KU S7*. T. in^ Y. Dot. 11.
5'*
bot.; V. Nvd. Vll.
Md, 40*: . .
Mwii"^^ eh. Mm*, in gn. ewidb. Tars. V. Oaa.
Xl.Vll.Sr(Y If rrt^-n.). Ib. XLVIII. . Tarf. W.
VI
--.
i>uf.E*lh.l,e(d.
LaC.T^T?).
I u
*'*: . .
Tm, B.
"T? (-iTTP\ emp. rm, th^)
to Colv ^Mra,
fmore aA<. farg. Y. Bx. XXVIl, .^ *n K
i-
J^v!)
CrA)
lo olMUM it (Um alUr, b. taxtisn); Ta>g. Y.Nom. IV. IS
Vkpe, "ryr^ to gUie imm. 8ot. 44* ben t^ (Um
j
uiirleiuiiMH ooming oal iMwtiy) glidea dows and toll*
to iha groaad. Onp. ^TWJjf.
")^T*^ tM. cm) a tarft temrf carried on mheeb
, or
roiM. kvl.XV, 1 n^ "I a water tank on wbetb. SilVa
Sh'inini ch. Vll, Par. e rAocf "nm jma (corr. ace). Ib.
nVjy *n pq-; Talk. Lev. 538 "wrnu Pirk* d*R. B. ch.
XXX (ref. to nan Qn.XXI, 14)
'ri *nn rtt r^ Abraham
took tb watr barrd and tied it to licr Mm thai it
misht drag behind her Ac (8i(M Nam. 115, read *rT\,
as Yalk. ib. 750.)iY.
TT
^
'
j
. To*f. Ab. Ear.IY (V), ft
(Var.

,
'^
.nTi
);
Ab. Zar. Si*. Toeef. ib. VII (VUI), t;
Ab. Zar. 59^ top Ms, M. (ed. *in, oorr. aiee.). (Yalk.
Caut. M2 *^nnrm
,
. "wn.)
J
i
'
1
rPa*paI of 3M% cinp. p^;
t. Fi. in i^eTv iiuiii.
Iict. i,'444') to rfrtp. Ketb.
17**
*bn MTTVa 'n he dripped
an o Um baad o#
Minlaw at Ma m^
TiMn. 1^
^anvv "9*ra iW mc aT
Mpptaf att Aa. (lnilaMli^
dM Um fcflda M a f|ii).
H*r .
)^
yr. . AwtlMia, a dwiftot aftd dt^
of
4a. Tiui, Y I 0a. X. 4 (MMa*
1
^i; YWfs. lOkr. I. f fh.
tnt c*m
.if, M.iY Mag. l,TI*kM.rr^:--
M or rf(|pyw^ aaiAa, v. Kk tx.
>< top (OTpwa
rrm rhgn Ml*,). Ik fan ^ r^ ^an
*^
idb^ 1n
poia woolM aoaka ovor IImb Aa. Ik Inm. wo *r*
*^
'9
a woalas *oa OS oaa (aot *.4>aa^ l^iu too *dhn
'9^ np^T^ 4fM aa te mj iHppiw . . . . m4 ploaa
i^r
aadate bjr my toat (v. i^ Aot. a. t. Moa)} T. KIL
IX. It** lop
*o-S3i Y Kth. XU. U* lop <0'V\ tmt
"yr^
Y. Ott Ul, M* uip TVrm frrogrs (ad. Km.
'^'m.
oorr. aoa.) u aako aoaka of i
pryi
^fi\
in. (FapalMMo<p|ni
a. r^ri) ritor.
|pov.
mmJI; aap. ^i^
^
ri4U. Taif. Job 111. It. B.llalB. OT -
rrPT
*^
an MS-t wac it a ahfid llMt imuvyt dw aoiot A
inan Ik. Ib. *ai mfty '^'Ui fTTp *l
it wmt
in laamtag thai tort it. far, to aivU law. all paopla on
baginnara Aa.
A
rPT^ TT??-
YWf. Job XXX, I
-i
*rD ay jnlori; a. a^B.lfu.l.c^-ft.Baili.sl*'^*TS
taaebarof prtioariaa(lblalaaaW>);Bakh.4r. 9ahk. IM*.
B.ICaai.t^.T.il73. Kallk 1 1
1^
V^i po tW laMlMr
of Bah Lakidi't chOdnik
TTTT (POp. of
-^^ v. FI. to Unj Yaloi. tMct. t
p.
444*);'
jrilAH!P-
T'T:'?
< roflL Cbnt. IL loTl. 11 >e
r^iiarw
V'"'
f
"'
.*" aU of tbeai gat is
i
(Paalk. R. a. 11
I
'
tJ
'
J W
V
'
m*>A
Y.
TT^ m. (b. h.; T. *n) Orntk, arUrtafc (t law
n.
p. 100; 4*7). 0. R. a. 10<A 7*77?,
^
'
11^
WbM.
Vll. I. Lav. B. a. : OaiH. B. to IL t w O^tiMrw
and thiatlaa.Parik. ILa. 10
'31
'V
r>P3
vHli 1m%m
of thorn Ac; Yalfc. CaaL Mt *'ii in. (Talk. Lov. AM,
. iw^^)^v. r%^.
^/l I
i
*^ ma.--Oitt. TO* -t
nn what kind at
Dmriarmf Amt, Trm n;."
'
uu ^thacfocwoCtlMn^. Le
0arthaanBtiBalaciaB(LlHrPflLp.itt).--A7-rn. u;g.
Y. n OoD. ni, 18.Paaik. VUmIL p^
83*
(twd:) -QJS1
n )ti(ii rr6 (t. Bob. note tSS) aadbaearried Uaiovnr
flaldi lUl of IhtollaiL
l1jrR
B. pL (TTi)
f^qw or afiae hoaii'i Tv.
m. 4. Y. ib. 4r hot.; Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
44*-
top T-sm
(eoir. aee.).
KOlti-Til, . ircftBTinrxjL
CTTn m. (b. h.) Airfft, aoirfftcnt rvyaM. Toiao
21^
'-:
-co: tovards the Sooth. Geo. B. iL I, bag. Vc rrrr;
7*p*^
the aoothem aeetioo of tho afcy; a^ tr.ftp. 'in
(b.h.a3an) flk SMft a^ftfealMe, aoothof Lijdda (vith
KBini
322
^*\"?^
a town of the same name: Daront, v.Neub.Geogr. p. 63).
Pes. 70'\ Yeb. 45*; Zeb.
22"^ 'i "^ipT; Y.Eiub.VI,23'= bot.
'nn iSpl the scholars of D.
S^l"!"^, riDl"!*^ ch. same. Targ.Qen. XXVIII, 14;
a.fr.Targ. Deut. XXXIV, 3; a. fr.Lev. E.s.20 [read:]
'Tl -p^ (or '^5<^'i'Tl)=Q1-n iJpT,
v. preced.
Y. Hor. Ill,
end,
48"^ noiTiaX rr^nn::^ from Tiberias or from Daro-
mah?Y. Ber. VIII,
12* top; a. fr. [Y.Erub. VI,23' bot.
n?a1"i1 "jnJ 'l, v. next w.]

"IJ
"13
Bar-Daroma, name of
a leader during the Bar-Kokhba rebellion. Gitt. 57^
nSQI"]'^ m. (preced.) inhabitant
of
Darom or
Daroma, Daromean. Y. Erub.VI,
23''
bot. "i "|n3 'l (not
n^'m).

Pl, ixai-i'n. Zeb.

22'^.
Y. Taan. TIT,
66'=
bot.
"i-^X-aiTn (?). lb. IV,
69''
bot. ran pns '"i the Daromeans,
in their custom of observing mourning for the destruction
of the Temple, refer to TOH (Hos. II,
13) (and mourn
from the 'festive day', i. e. the first day of Ab, to the
ninth; v. Bab. ib. 29'' sq.). V. N^^in^.
DldH'T m. (op6|xo5) the runner's race in the
stadium; course; in gen. contest at public games. Kidd.BS"^
act before me iiin '13 Ar. (ed. D'i^'^'^) as is done in that
certain dromos.
0'\pO'\12Ti1, V. Dipe^-iw.
''I2T1^ m., rr^QTl^ f. (D'i"i'i) southern; Daromean.
Y.Peahlll,
17** 'i ri'^'^lin its southern half; Y.Kidd.I,60''
top.Gen. R. s. 91, V. ^X. Y. Sabb, I,
3''
top, a. e.
'1
'in ii<^r)U: R. Simlai the Daromean.B. Bath. 25*', a. fr.
"i mi southern wind.Zeb. V, 3, a fr. n'^niTn
'1
South-
East. Y. Pes. V,
32* bot. lb a Daromean (Bab. ib.
62''
U-inb); a. fr. PZ. D^^pill. Shek. VI, 3 Y. a. Bab. ed.
(Mish. n-iriiii).
J^^ZDI"!*!, n^I2i"l'l ch. same. Y. Ber. Ill,
6''
bot.
'1
npS'^'l; a. fr.Ib. I,
2'"
bot. nj^lll (corr. ace).PiJ.
"i.'^Ta'ill. Y. Pes. V,
32* bot. Y.Ber. II, 5'' X^^ill, X'^.'^TDlli.
v.'nx'Q'iii.
Dlb^iQim, Gen.R.s.48; Yalk. ib. 82 niboill, prob.
a corrupt, of dib'^Qi"''! m. (oitcuXoc) double-gated {passage).
DlpD^Qim, V. DipD^lW.
n^Qim, V. x-'Taiii.
'
T T :
*SnOn^ pr. n. pi. Darumatha. M. Kat.
27''
ed.
(Ms. mT I Nn^ nlXl, 2
'12
1X11, V. Rabb. D. B. a. 1. note).
^011*7' n&inTf ^x.n.m.D'rosa, Urosah. Y.Yoma
IV,41''top '1 'l;'^Nuni.R.s. 12 "^X&ill; Cant. R. to III, 10
n&iii.'1
p,
V. ti^'^^H.
nOin M m. Darosdh
(
Wine- Treader), nameof a coin,=
13/, As. Y^ Kidd. J,
58''; Bab. ib. 12* CJ-^llfi; Tosef. B.
Bath. V, 12 Dlin.PZ. diplil. Y. 1. c. nToh
'1
'a (Bab.
1. c. 'pp'^llti; Tosef. I.e. 'pplin) three d. make one M'ah.
[V. legends of Jewish coins in Conder Handbook to the
Bible,
3'^''
ed., p. 177, sq.]
n&^"Ti, V. tsi'^.
mOI 1^ f. pi. (Oil) pomace of dates in an advanced
stage, contrad. to niXDlll. Tosef. Maas. Sh. I, 10 (Var.
niGiii).
b<3?in^, y.2>llIII.
pIjD^ IM m. sing. a. pi. (a comp. of ill to carry,
a. pi. of Np^no; cmp. 'pp^^S 'h'yp-Q Sabb. X, 4) bag for
official documents, mail bag. Snh.99'' [read with Ms.M.]
. . 13 '2;u NP1111X1
'1 iim i3tib n^aia inra 'i ^sis inVis
"j3a22 (Ar. ipnSll) all human bodies are mail bags (carry-
ing the decrees of the Lord); happy they who are found
worthy to be receptacles of the Law, as it says &c. (Prov.
XXII, 18).
JSp' 1^ m. (cmp. Lat. drungus, v. Sachs Beitr. I,
p. 96) a troop
of
soldiers. Keth. 62* job^l
'1
Ar. (ed.
xpnoiiS)).
Xnpm, v. next w.
^"IP^"''^ (^Ipll^' 'Pl*^)
pr. n. pi. Drukereth
{Darkereth, Dadk.) a Babylonian town (cmp. xn'3>lll,
v. Berl. Beitr. Geogr., p. 31). Taan. 2l'' (Ms. M. 'Vl).
Nidd.
58''.
Sabb.
94'' Stipill (corr. ace).
m~l^ m. (b. h.; Ill, v. Ill) [moving about,}
\) free-
dom, privilege, amnesty. Midr. Till, to Ps. XC 'i h^'Ji'h
to ask a privilege. Ib. 1
"^
'jPnU), v. 1113 1.
Esp.
merchant's license. Meg. 12* (cmp. Ill ch. Pa.).2) llB^l
'1
a free bird, living in the house as well as in the field.
Sabb. lOe**. Neg. XIV, 1
'1 ilSi^
^n^ (corresp. to ni^n,
Lev. XIV, 4); Tosef. Naz. VI, 1
'1 nil3ij:"i:^J;
Y. ib.
VIII, 57 bot. Tosef. Neg. VIII, 3 '3l iViO 'l 'plSirJ ^mU
two free birds which means such as are around in the
city. Neg. XIV, 5
'1
xbm nx^I^S it is discovered that it is
not a free bird; Tosef. ib. VIII, 7 [read:] n-^^W nx^^il
'1
kIsUJ (v. R. S. to Neg. 1. c.). [Y. Snh. X, 28 top
'13
mX3, read: niin i^llD like the jeie; of girls, v. Kl^ll II.]
n^ni")'^ f. (preced., formed like niniSttJ) freedom,
^
v. n^iii.
^^'Oln*!, niDl"l*^ m. ch.=h. "|T2Jll lecturer. Y. Sot.
''
I, 16''\ot.^; Lev^R. s. 9; Num. rVs. 9. P/. X'^CTll.
Succ.38'' in Alf. (ed. KilUll). [Y. Yeb.VIir,8'' top ndlll,
v. ^1^.]
^rl T, bi~l^ (=h. niT) to scatter, sfreiv; to loinnoio.
Targ" b. Ex. XXXII, 20X11 ed. Berl. (some ed. NlT); Y.
111. Targ. Is. XLI, 16. Ib. XXX, 24; a. fr.B.Mets.74*
fill's winnowing. Ab. Zar.
44*
what proof is there that
vayissaem (II Sam. V, 21) Kin ifllll K3;rib Ar. a. ed.
Pes. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 7 ; ed. i^IlT) has the mean-
ing of scattering (to the winds)? Ans. (ref.tols. XLI, 16)
",i3ilin 'a-i^iin^l (Ms. M. 'll^n, ed. '^ITn, v. supra) and
we translate (tissaem) 'shall scatter them'.
'"1
^[ II, (XrJ
(cmp. 1^1, a.b.h.
X'iJ quoted in preced.
art.) to carry away, to lift, bear, sustain. Sabb.
66''
a
big ant ^l^^
"^111
which is carrying something. Meg.
28*
'31 6<1^
'1
was carrying a rake over his shoulder. Ib.
S3S
ra
1
ttp>
.11.. I i...,k .1 (.
H M. A. Af. V-pV) M If
riirr> It UtiumU^, lb

in llijr own |4m, an m
'jr (IIm fttiMto ut
..V... :u*^ M. ir3 rr^
*-*
f
r s^ ^ nVi man Va win.
'>
tiM eullMkfVMI jUM|MNl up U)(Mg I-
*"'.7'
T
*?
" f
"~^
S. V. ^fm
I
*. n lo Uv> Tftf
iMrl. I, P.4I7S
*
-aV -73^8 (, II.,
'^
'
I "'" *'
- ,: -.*.l) to mmImI In III. ...,.
It. Mi. la* *i
"Oa Xixn lum uroand

^ trn. B.Kiu.
11.1''
"n 033... *,irc
It III* bum(Ab. Xar. Id*, v.
^:: I
S*^T U lla.i. V Ai., V. -wn
cli. i^l.
"|"25<*"11,
T.*f. II. llaili. XI, 2, V.
-pr?-
I'J'm,
Tuwf. Ns. I, f. . Tirn
'
,
' *
sj.
^1771
(^h.) pr. . . Darimt, King of PrUu Lv,
B.. i:ii K>Ui.U.iuiv,4 'yt Trrom'n Djuia* UmSmoimI
WM 111* Mill uf Ktilxr.
' '
J '.'7 * *"^' <rrill>^ KtiipM Ac 8bb. 1
46* bol.
^
N, M. (wL rem).
n'C'ni, Tr. Ill, * -...,. rti., V. r
---
>l<Uk subxtanc* of which to a*ml fur wieka. Y.Sftbb.
:.
4*
(Mplain. Cis^; Bab. ib. SO** Kmn KTIT). V.
^S*"?*
' <^^)'wrfi#iy ; imlfri Ny, crotin^. 8bb. 1
44*
c-rn rc^ (M*. M. rs^ri)
trowIiaK oUt Ao. Mag.
i 33*n rc^n entering one*groand,Ui benafllof enm-
r; Y. Brttb. VI,
83*
botT. Biee. I, 9S* top
*!
tnpa
pUoe for eroMinf, (right of uny but ooi owMnhip
~
1m interior of the toil). Lv. B. t. S, b. 'n mt 'n
paning which the Lord pMMd.~Y. 8nbb. I, S^ boi.
127^*1
^ (oon-.Mc) whatever prevenu ttom oee-
n
a. Ar.Beto. I, 4, t. l^^ra.
85^7
**. . thn.
nC"^"
f. (tm) I) tMfmirp. Snh. 11^ nrc 'n
io
I vnn whatever in<|uiiy about eonunon alBurt jon have
V.
nTTn lle^ '^ a. rr.1|
htnyrtt^Ham 0/ lAe
liiliUal iei. ' . ., .f^^-lt r^r~ Lev.
H. a, li,
H|.
*^
Tff ! ^nnrt
tra (b.
M
< rM< iCm^ Mft. tm I. -rr-
7f***4
mmI nller nnMManittns AMlini l m* (iM* <
paM. Ba. B. I* ifi
^^
'Tfw Mn fU mmU wuk
lti alto* wiojti im\%. h
**lrii iKw
,
^inJ. tW,l,r^37*qn
>
'7!^
fnifee ki'lM ^fwa nr
wWlnndnMi
W^i Tek.
:| t;eaM r*i.. I. M.
TWf,
1*1
\h,9n^\msy -.-yi !, 0iypa4
. 4M. MaMk iPf *r frt W-rr
ui %.
M W
^
an aM bad atopM on ku r..v fi
IUM.lik.IV.Mr
lop
T^
*. f***^
T5"^
*v.
a. a IT rs
I
*W. nMMl : r3"^ V
"*~- *
'
<*yiikf. v.
Mr^
Af.T^Mlolh vXVIIl. 77.(..-
3) to Inn/. Targ. I'tut. XMI. ft. v. rp i/l IW9. Fa.
XXV, t, a.
*
*!) t tntrt- irrrrfnhr.
Taig. ftvt. T|, II.
XXIV, S4
T=
Var
V^T\li.tl --._,. Ah /^ I'.
and did not And hlnu
?rn
c, (b. h.; preeed.) My. ''-';
"^M.
a^mnrr.
Kidd.
s*-
'r TC^ *^ f-ntrthfinilelniiMdH in Ibu^lT-i
*zn ti^ it to HMn'a wiytoeaiiji *nr, nnd not wwaMirW
Y. Ned. I, beg. ST, a. a. iqwo rrar% mm, . ^id^
Sooc II. I trr-f "Vb by onr ajr OnnHilaBy). Abu
2ar.l&'' 'r
-p
. .
.
'TQM8 *73
Ma. M. (ed. "X rH0 >
on the nuae principle that Jk.; a.
v.fr.fnit "^ (abbw.
If*^) Uie way of the land, n) fttd mmmen;
hi mvmlm
orm|u/MM, fmdf; e) (enphanL) aenMf mmmmliam. Ah.
II.2Madj If*i
S9coMhiMdilkntn4ai Toea<.aoCTIl,M
s* >t**i . .
rrrrh thn Tanh ttnwiiwhwrMenlany IW fwpee
coodact that one nnet flrA bnOd n honae AcOitl.n"
hot. 'r> x"n *i
traveUii^ aarhal riierltiin An. Oea.
B. . 18, end. Ib. . S3, beg.Ib. a. 99
HfTP
Inirt
gratUkatkm of ecnal appetite,
*^
Itbc nnnncamL lb.
a. IS, end
i
a. fr.Bnk. 31^ *n rti *49 -rsn
melad
me (oUi. itttnrprat.: wronged main bnainoai).A. U
'
v;*
-
Kidd. 1,1. ILBaah. IT* ^^WTi -r-r: "cr-* ikqr Jatlaind
ftom the waya of the eommonity, bccnae heraliaaii

cjt "S'n, . "^iu||.erftv ^sm waya at pence (raC to

Prov. UI. 17); 'S
^
o beeanea tbe wnya at ilM Law
are ways of peace (diflbr. fr. ram PCS, v. n^X i- >
it ia a dauMsd of eqnity, good nnunan Ac, thoagh an
apeeial law ean be qnotod tor it. Oitl. T, taf.; a. te^
pit jn
(*^)i>erttAfe(JfbMersk MUM ofatnnifan
attached to Tklmad aditkMB, divided into JMAn (Lm^
and 2nte(8ann)L
iCn^ feCTTI eh. anaa. Ddd. t^ Tr aiorrTi it
ia nanal for i ii n aawve eating to prodnee AcAb.3Sar.4^
ran^
XD'i'n 324 T\'^
SSjy]} iSJjrl m. ("(^1) threshing, threshing time.
Targ^y/l, ifDeut. XXV, 4. Targ. Y. Lev. XXVI, 5
jlDm, Y. Kil. I,
27=^
bot., v. Wa"i\
j
IJ jT m. (late b.h.')'3"t'*?> hellemzedAapix6(;)Dflric,
a Persian gold (and silver) coin, v. infra.

*To8ef. B.
Bath. XI, 2 I'ia'^'i'n ed.Zuck. (Var, 'jiaKi'in).P/. nisiS'lX
Shek. II, 1 (in carrying the half-Shekel contributions to
Jerusalem) '-ib d^lspUJ 'psrisia (old ed. "Zll))) you may
exchange them for Darics. B. Bath. X, 2 (165'^) if in a
note is found '31
JIS'^XT
'^
(Var. n'i3'i?33"in) 'Darics which
are'and the rest is blurred. Shek. II, 4 after the Jews
came from Babylonia
'^
"pbplllJ "V^Ti they offered their
half-Shekels in (half-)Darics of silver (this being the stand-
ard coin); Y.ib.46''top 'pIS'^l "1
Darics, which is denars
(of silver, v. IJ^'i). Tosef. lb. II, 4; Y. ib. Ill, 47 bot.
ariT bU5 ni31D^'i^(Bab. ed. Var. SUT ^sinS'it'; Ms.M. "^iiS")!!).
bD"n, V. bs^t.
T m. (late b. h.)='ii3-i'n.P/. nijiTSSlii, v. ')'i3"i -i.
pDlQDm, Lam. B. to I, 6, a corrupt, for 'psia (v.
n3?3) with a numeral before it, perh. 3>3"i5< or "i.
UjM, J3^/, d'l'i'iri (denom. of tiTi"^) to turn southivard.
B. Bath.
25''
tt-^l-n shall face South(-East) in prayer.
Part. Hof. ti'-\y[-o exposed to the southern sun; pi. f. niia'n'isio.
Men. 85^
Uy\ ch.,
Af.
t^'^'-}'ii< same. B. Bath.
25^* '^p1"i1><
^^'^T'^
face ye South-East.
DipP^DI'l, v. BipD:a^!T.
p3^23n"I, Y. Shebi. II, beg. 3?'',
read: ,ft"iO'il'i^ m.
((iooofjLTiXov) a marmelade
of
quinces and roses.
Dlp&a-1^,'D^a"1^('0^aim) pr.n.pl. (district
of)
Damascus. Gen.B.s. 44, end 'in'nl; Yalk.ib.78 'o^n'i
(expl.
'li'ipn.
Gen. XV, 19); B. Bath. 56^ DpbiTi:?.
i^rp&an^,
rrp^^ll
m. pi. (pi. of Safxa-
jxrjvov) Damascene plum's. Y. Sabb. I,
4*
bot.; Y. Bets.
Ill, 62* top S<5pG?3-n"l, Hi Ber. 39*
T'p&O'ill (Ms.
M. margin ppD^TTl; Y. ib. VI, lO'' bot. Xi^Sins),B.
Kam.
116''
top ']''2p&?3l11. Tosef. Ter. VII, 13 VspOa^n.
Tosef. Dem. I, 9 niipDT3-i11
ed. Zuck. (Var. ni'Spp^-iW).
j
JT
m. (cmp. b. h. 'jix'i^i) deren, name of a parasite
worin.P/. b'^i'n'i, constr. iDI^.
Hull. 67''.
Sabb.
54''
'i
HU5fi<"i the worms in the sheep's head.
Nj
J^
ch. same, also moth in clothes; toood worm.
Sabb.75*top (in Hebr. diction) 'i na bssUJ nsiT^
a curtain
of the Tabernacle which was attacked by moths. Ib.
'n ia 'bBJir laip Ms. M. (ed. nbss^).P/. iS'iTi.
Hull.
67''.
V. KJ'nt.
O'y^ 1) to tread, stamp. B. Kam. II, 1 '21
by iiD-iT
if she trod upon a vessel. Y. Maasr. II,
49'^
bot. 5t1im
"iGlinb ^T^ns dates which he intends to stamp; a. fr.

')''b"il'nn TP'z, v. b-'SS^.Part. pass. &1"i^, f. hW'i'n.nw'n^

ttJ'^X (calcata a viro) defloured. Keth. I, 7.-2) (ritual)
to press, i. e. to cut the throat
of an animal by pressing
the knife (adding muscular force to the cutting capacity
of the knife, instead of passing the latter to and back).
Hull.
20'>.
Ib.
30'' nt bs fit l&i-i'i'i S<nUJ lest they press
the knife by one adding to the strength of the other.

Denom. riD'1'1.
3)
(of animals of prey) /o attack withpatvs
or claws. Yb.53*. Pes. 49''; Snh. 90'';
a. fr.Hull. Ill, 6
O'li'iri v]1!S a bird of prey (that seizes food with its claws
or eats animals before they are dead).noiTi f. an animal
known to have been attacked by a beast or bird
of
prey
(which are suspected of leaving a poisonous substance
in the body). Ib.III, 1 (42*) nKtri nD1^"i an animal saved
from the attack of a wolf.

~b n01"i'i UJi the case of

a dWusah applies to one attacked by &c. Ib. 52'';
a.
fr.
4) to stuff food into the camel's mouth, contrad.
to MX a. li'^S^n.Sabb. XXIV, 3
; Gen. R. s. 63 ; Num.
B. s. 21.
Nif. 0^13 to be trodden doion, to be effaced (by tread-
ing or otherwise). B. Mets, 22*
^yfb
"il^SJ liable to be
effaced; ib.''.
D"}*!,
0^")*^
ch. same, 1) to tread. Targ. Y. I Deut.
XXVIli, 56 ; a. e.Lev. E. s. 28, end "h^ DITn step on
me.Part. pass. 0"-i'n, Targ. Y. Deut XXVIII, 33 op-
pressed.

2) to press, use as a rest (v. b'^1^). Nidd.

32''
inbiab t)-^y\ )Xp xn Ar. (ed. inb D11 xn).
3) as preced.2).
Hull. 9* '31 0'^"i'i1 "^niUT 'p3^1 he may sometimes pause or
press unawares.4) as preced. 3). Part. act. D'^'^'n, pass.
b'^'i'i, f. XO"''i^. Targ. Y. Lev. XX, 25; a. e. Hull.
53*
n^Tib inipDSI C'^'^'^ when people cut its forefeet off, while
it was attacking; a. e.
Ithpe. tiyri^. as preced. Nif. B. Mets.
22''
sq. dlttJ^
IXb'n^^l because the mark is likely to be effaced.
nD"l^ f. (D^'n
2) pressing the knife (which makes the
animal so cut ritually forbidden). Hull, 9*; a. e. [Y.Sabb.
I,
2'^
bot., V. fiO'i-i-n.]
"^"yi I=S'"11 to sow. Targ. Koh. II, 5. Targ. Job XXXI, 8
Ms. (ed. 5>-n). [W^S-il, Hag. 5*, v. xsn I.]
yy\ II, Ni' J^
m. (preced.) seed, produce; offspring!
Targ. Y. Gen. iV, 3 (ed. Amst. ^nito), Targ. Cant. 1, 14;
a. e.Targ. Ps. XXXVII, 26 (ed. Lag. 'T, Var. '1).
n^III, S^ll (S>n'n7)c.ch.=h.?int,am,(o|
animals) shoulder. Targ. Ex. VI, 6. Targ. 0. Num. VI, 11
(Y. XSiinx); a. fr. Gitt. Si''; Ber.
5''
n'^SJ'n'ib, v. ibd
Keth. 65* [read;] tll^'^'n '^bS'^X her arm was uncovered!
a. fr.[Gen. R. s. 80 risill na ThViS, a corrupt., prob]
to be read: n2>1"it nx nnbsUJ.]
Yoma
33'' '=1 '1 "ili:
it is forbidden to forego the arm in favor of the fore
head, i. e. to reverse the order of putting on T'fillii
(Deut. VI, 8 ; oth. interpret. v.Tosaf. a.l.). Ib. 'n^ (Ms. Mj
NIS-i-i^X^).-P;.
^"iTn,
'tnr\. Targ. Ps. XXXVII, 1 7 '^^i'^^.-
ifT^
rg. II Obr. XXIX. tt.
> ifrrn^mt, Hfvt f\m^rit^r (.1
Miry or
Tmw O, ami. XUX, fl.~lli:f7^. TMf. ink XXII.
4 jt mm. kk. \w%t. *J1Sr*\ Ar.
r*"^.
* It^bb i n.
I. IIUl).
pl^'-r^ ' ipirMk/r. Irrw. lAriMl.
TMf. Job II. It.
Turf
> I
Am. i. V.)
IIm* Kuroiut I .. .
Of tdutjiiry.l Ab. Xar. Ill, s if oa flmU v
'7
rnw tipoo wblob la Um Bfwv of Um mm .... or of
dnMfMi. ToMlLlb. VfVIXt 'Tom 'n
r*e
virii (v.d. Xaoh.
"rpral to Ibrblddi (m u bloi
i i l.4fl'top.Ltv. E. . It, bf. (fft
to naoaom, is. Ui,
ii
ewp.
0^
Ti "i rms i u
1
1 m Um
flgvr* of a Mrpani wu oo bor boM; Lua. IL lo IV, 1&
X^m
(oiinr. MO.). B. BMb. I\ Oiu. M*" rr^ jno ti
Md A MTpvBl wovad anNMid Um barr*! (altaiioo lo Um
dlgr ofJMiMJta WMlar lh Urrottom of Um wiwitota).
(Dmi. R. . 6
\Q
'
V
9 \ to, con. MS.] (T. KO. 1, tY* bot.
Ar., V. WB^.J
-^ '^ V* ii^'
;^^?
11*; Oii^ 57*
lor^ (orr. aoe.).
c"i:ip-n, o'Dpn. . o^wn.
N~^iM
1 m. (ir^ I) [row
of
trrtK,] * ^w
(p.
^
-!).
' Ab. Bm-. ; Yoiim 84* Tn rrao 'Q TO ""tn
-'TTTO ran Ar. (td.
'nn rso im Tnsi (Mnn) . . . ^on)
It hr puts uiyUiiiig bvtwMtt bit ixUi, bto gums will
Mo.,I. lb. J'm ra p^-n Ar. od. Kob. (rMd:
TTT^;
fMT.
*"nr rra; Yonw rr-n ""osa, Raahi ii" I'li;
!>. I). 8. . I.) and tick it into Um iiwido of thj
^"^yi
II m. cm, T. -nn) (fAe d^ ar^mmd trkkk
Jke
pitwtioH rrrofr,] ttmke, rMfc. potn 'n
/|ri num.
Mh. IV, 7.In Talm. IKncren "r MOfiey f ifulc,
toM. B. Mcta. S^ KMh. SS**; a. ft*.Bag. Sl^
nianori 'n
aa evaatoal vioktion of Ute BibUeal
of purity; Midd. *.
l^^**^^
f. (an adaptation of otop^ta, a if fr, "71
1;
(to dialoUo rariaUoM, v. infra) rfta rdUw. LeT.B.a.18
K'^T, Kum.XI.SO) R.Ebiathar taja, ttarm mtnm
Num. R, . 7
5".
srrn
^fm
nvKC "A (not 7n)
(ed. it-np^ or xrrpb) it will ean*e diarhoa, for I
at a worm in tbeir entrails. 8ift>^ Dent. 1 KT*^;
Yattom.,
p. 1SI 'm Ar. (Var. in Ar. lu ed.
"^
.'vrt,
Mt-PannaMTwriX ", Oit.70 O'OC&Q)
vnmK will b saiaad with diarrboa. pb. (annpo)
n^^,
ViirdL.Ar.ar*^^v.| Ak^^ndMaftODiwlMi
la Um im4|j iir d.f Muk,
MTjlf^ %,
v.
Vlrpl
(b b I QHt awtlia
M
WWK
fl) fa *wfmmd. tmltr/fr^ Btf.l,* M
P
1
Bi fNM Ibaai a* MlmtfMiaC it te Um 1
lag. Taaa. ^ HFm w r^V I * It totfaalad la a
Bbl ^mtmi. U. turn, tm* tfiTt
J^
Um pufwtar (CbaMato) voriiag aai
Paa. ff**, V. r^i a. , f^. tiMl. paaa Itfr^;, t
Y Ylk Ym,
0*
lop
vt '^
lAn^ bai Bit Um vari IMO
bavA aaiplojfaa lar lalarpMlaliiia'. ap^
rr;^. r79r
)
(la aa.) fo (mmI,
-3
I
tf
'< 1*11 foa aMrt aot ImMmw as Aa. it
Tt r
^'
iil ia tnn>f tMav4 *m laptaa Mi tba att^ af
'^-^x
ftadlag* a. v. h^tT^
liHmrr. Rs. B. a. 4t. t^
^Z9k Abba, Um laaiawr. lb. . , aad, v. ir*iSK.^
it.
8-t^
lak
Ak far.
*
lj
"< -^ *
aay
fawailiia vlUi lia pfaaatiaw. I"
>
".J- *C-^
v. ^9%{
p^j
'
ir
t '^ V. n^ir*. fiL KaL u. (11*^ rv^ lu v.
(ad. TTIW^ read TWB'N.J
Nif. li^^i
lo I*- tmtrrf*rHfd, tmp
ralaa 7Q rt(T9 " ^K^^ t*/ bfcb tW Umt to I
Y. l*Ui II, I7 zrsn ; TSryr o-y tMap wltffc art
dartvad bjr iatarprataUaa fkaai Um aiHf aade (TanUili
rn
70 rtrrcn darfvai Aaa tba anl aaia CMtotoaab).
T. Maf I. Y0> top rij^ l.fc ran to a togMiHla al#a af
ialarpwtolioa.
i7M|ia. U. an waMu T. KaUi. lU. tH lop z
m 'An fn^'ijnt) Um wotda v'la Aa. ata opaa 1m
_.-
.
praiaUiw,
r, rruK
XiTrl eb. MM. (Ta^g.Jr.XLVIIl.M.oaMad,7T-^.
v.t^j' Tarf.JBd.Y.f. taaa-M^boC l*^ TSSm mr
thty fbaad a Bibto votw aad lalatptal id to. AraAb. M^
'Sf\ iy^>i^ Mm U aaj ba iacarpratod fa favor of a
laaiaai praedea Auot. SI* np ^Wib ... rrp^ B. ....
iBlarpnicadllUavoraa. Ibw t; ^ro wbat wwdid itoay
latarprM (to goida Ibaai ia tbato acUoa)! Oato. ir
1^ C

lOBO wa Uubl ia ibj aaaw. Yab. M* . . . n4 rrr
ai rij I
Vi R. BL odgbt hava g;Naa a valaabia iaiarptwU
atioa Ac, . mT^np. Lav. B. a. f XfT-iV?
Verm 77 mil
ha aadad bto laelaia. Bar. tr 'Ti -!a Cr-r? AaB itoto
taaeharlaafraoaaBabbatk, aad Um oUmt Act Ibuiirr6
'^
(. Babb. D. & a. 1. note); a. . tr^-tyyt kdtmrtr. T.
Tb.XlI,lS*top 'SiT'^ ntoacrvaaalactafarfJadcaAc
AApr. J ".-I ft fo he mUrftrted. Bcr.J* . . . irp -r
-Tf r^>^ this varas (Ps. ClIX. IM) caa
in iu ragaiar oidar (to to liasa to arocfc Ac,
naglaet tha bw) or iafaivortod otdar (tha
1
Um laUar of Um lav, baeaaaa toto ItoM toworfc for UM
Lord bj gaaiiifa tta sptoit); Ibw M; Bah.
70*.
HCJ^ pi. K^IL-
?), V. WBirrx.
8Z9nrr, (b. tna)!'!!^ H t (pnead.) aalBrivKfafisa,
atytnmimt, atUmpl la Aanaoatse. Fas. at* nvm ^QB t^
(IIS.M. ^r^i pL, T.Babb.D.S.a.LMMeXv.^Tah.M^
^m *ib is iaqaifad Aw aa aigaanal teba baaadapoait.
lb. 'n ^tcn aad what to tha laawwl basad apoa to?
11^
326 X2ntf'n
lb. TO**
'31
nUJ"ilb IS the word ho (Ex. XXII,44, a. e.) is
inserted for interpretation (emphasis); a. fr.
"l^n^ m. (preced.wds.) intcr]}reter of
the laio, lawyer,
lecturer. Lev. R. 8.30, beg.Pi. ta'^S^n'n, T^iiT"!^. Sot.
49'^;
Tosef. ib. XV, 5 d-iSia-ii^. Gen. E. s.b. Koh.E,. toVII,5;
a. fr.Fem. niailill, pi. ni^illSTn. B. Bath.
119'' I'ln 'n
(not "itn, V. Rabh. D. S. a. 1.) were good lawyers (arguers).
Sri")!, Srin'l, Sn'l f. (^11) l) court-yard. Targ.
Ex. XXVII,
12^;
a.^fr.[Targ. II Esth. V, 1; VI, 5 Kll;
I Esth. xn-11.]Y. Snh. X, 28" bot. '31 "Tl rr^n'i'n ns> (ed.
Krot. iPi'n'n) to the court of R. H.'s residence. Yoma72'*;
Sabb.3l'' 'D1
'^
TC^ tT^V'i he who has no court, but makes
a gate-way for his court (who possesses erudition but
no fear of the Lord).P/. Xnn^ (5<*P11!'), '<f;*<";^ Targ.
II Kings XXI, 5 (ed. Lag. nnVconstr.). TargVPs. X, 8
X'^n-nl ed. Lag. (Var. X'invn, Ms. X'^^nx'^il'i). Targ.
I Chr. XXIII, 28 X'^nm ed. Lag. (ed. Rahmer xriXIl).
2) Iniildings, dwellings in a court.

Fl. &<f}'7'^. B.Bath. 67*

if he said Xn'^'^'^, all agree, it meant houses; they differ
only when lie said Xtn'i'i (Ms. 0. xrx'^'n), the one says, the
court is meant &c. Ib. if he said Xnxnn (Ms. M. xn-n),
?J<ri"n, Targ. 0. Lev. II, 7, v. xm-n.
^^Dn"l^, Targ. rrov. XVI, 28, v. Xinnn.
^1, v, UJii'n.
Jj^lijT m. (b. h.) tender grass, herbage.

PI. Q'^Xt^^,
)'^iXilii/ herbs. Ber. VI, 1. Ex. R. s. 17, beg. Hull. 60-\
Y.Kii. I,
27''
top. R.Hash. 11* what month is it inxniy
'31 'T nX'^SI^ in which the earth produces fresh green
while the trees are full of fruits?Ib. 'i nx'^b^ y^nn the
ground is covered with herbs.
i^Wl \i!^^\ "^) m.(=Xffi-|-i, Sani.iT^-il; UJ"i1, cuip.
also ta'l'n) entrance, door-way (v. inDi";fl); door. Targ. 0.
Gen. XIX, 6 XUit? ed. Berl. (oth. ed! a. Y. xm). Targ, O.
Ex. XXI, 6 xrn ed. Berl. (Y. "n); a. fr. Hull. 52'',
v.
IPX. Sabb. 77^ ; Keth. lO^' (phonetic etyraol.) 'p'i X;t
dttJ. Ib. "ib uras
"13
(as strengthening) as the bolt to a
door. Ber. 56* bS3"i xn'i'^-in 'i (read "ixn-^ai, v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note) (I dreamt) that the door of my house fell
down;a.fr.
P/.T'l^'i, *'i'?, ''^,"^- Targ. Job XXXVIII, 8.
Targ. 0. Deut. Ill,
5 ; a. e. [Targ. Esth. I, 6 '=1 ',11^11,
read 'SI
""p^tn (or 'p^'^'^^ v. supra) and there were turn-
ing doors of silver.] Men. 33* '31 "'IDT "'^n (some ed.
XtUi) hang the door frames in first.
t'^t'^_, V. IIJ^T
"l^ISJ'^T, V. '^^.
SOIII;!, V. xsiTiJ'n.
nDl^l, Tanh. Ahare 3, read njsind, v. dca.
^"IIIJ'I m., pi. miiJlIiJ'l (cmp. 'rn2'\'n)tvJieat-stamper8,
groats-makers. M. Kat. II, 5 (13*'; Ms. rn^yirn, mnujn, v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1.).Constr. 'i^DITT'i. Ib.
13''
ed. (Ms. "i).
V. lad'n.
ti'^t^ t-^m, V. ^^.
b^sTl'^P'^ pi. (UJW, cmp. niaiUTT a, ni'tns) threshing
(women) or gritsmdkers. Ab. Zar.
24*' 'T li'O. "ilU'^'i's'i Ms.
M. (ed. only ')UJ'1^^); Zeb.
116'' "iXl^l ",UJiiTi ed. (Ms.- M.
''Xnpi'n iiy-n) ; Men. 22* "ixnir^ nn lUjm (fr. ajin) where-
with the threshers (or gritsmakers) crush the grain.
jIlJm (b.h. ; cmp. tX&\) to he moist, sajipy, fat.
Pi. )'m 1) to bless with rich pastures. Ber. 29* waia'n
'31 nixaa (cmp. Ps. XXIII,
2)
give us pasture on the
meadows of thy land.
2)
(b. h.; denom. of 'ji;?'^) to remove
the ashes, to clean (the lamps). Tam. IH, 9 "p^'i^ trims
them. Yoma II, 3 '31 ')T2J'ip
"^33
who shall do the cleaning
of the inner altar. Tam. Ill,
1
; a. e.
Nithpa.)'^': I) to become sappy, vigorous. Pirked'R.
El. ch. XXXII, end.
2) to be treated like the charred
wick, to become unfit for sacred use. Men.
88'* "plUrt
'"^3
'31 n3lS^'^3 the oil as well as the wick has become unfit.
jiL^^ m. (b. h. ; v. pieced.)
1) fat, honorary gift, v.
next w. 2) ashes (of burnt flesh &c.). Zeb. V, 2, a. fr.
"irt n'^3 the place where the ashes of sacrifices were
deposited.P/. ')"'?'J1. Ib.
104'' "paiZTiri r\''^ Tlib^(\)
iSjiUM, CSjit^"^ ch. same, fat piece, honorary gift,
present'. 8nh,94'''(ref. to II Chr. XXXIl, 1 in connection
with the preceding account) xaUiTiB ixnb "1 "^xn Ar. (ed.
'^J-il; Ms M.'ir-i, corrected into 'UJ% oth.Mss.'UJ'in.v.Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note; Yalk. Kings 235
'^f\)
such a treat for
such a gift, i. e. is this an adequate reward? V. XSOb'^^ I.
SPptDI, Y. Erub. V,
22''
bot., v. XfSPiD'^^.
pntSJl, Targ. Esth. I, 6, v. Xffi'n.
IlJm (y.^^^^) to crushgrain, makegroats. M.Kat.
13*'
(Ms. M.'''!), V. triuj'n,
I2JIIJ1 ch, same, Pa. t'^^n, Polel (of C^li) \a'^1^ to
stamp upon. Targ. Esth, VI, 1.Targ. Jer. XLVIII, 26,
V. infra.Targ. Jud. V, 21. Targ. Ps. XVIII, 43 'IDlDn
Ms. (ed. Lag. "n); Targ. II Sam. XXII, 43. Targ. II Chr.
XXXII, 1 ; a. e.
Af.
^'iX to crush, pound. Targ. Y, Num. XI, 8,
Palp. t^TO'!? to tram]), reel (of a drunken person). Targ.
Is. XIX, 14; Targ. Jer. XLVIII, 26 ll'^'ni^n'^l Ar. (Kimhi
pia^j-iii, ed. Lag. ",^UJ'i'i"i1='iir-ii1). Part, pass, mania
stamped upon. Targ, Is, XIX, 14 (h. text 031^).
nSnpl,
'^"''7
- (=^^l"l"''; ^^^) thresher or
gritsmakcr. PI. "^XPnan,
'pin.
Men. 22* v. xn^d;.
^n"'iril2J'^ pr. n. f. Dishtayhi. Pes. 110* 'i QX b"X
ni^SBlis^ Ms'. M, (Ms, O, 'U3"'1, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note;
ed. nr:SU:3 D"iU53n injinuJ''^) Mother D. of the sorceresse-
told me,
"jritlJI, Y. Shek. V,
49''
top, v. xnilUJn,
SJritZ;'^, V. x:np''n ii.
8S7
m
^R^'
^-
"wn-
;
fik
(raft Ks. Xlf. O, V.
^
"SI n r^vi
r^^fim. rink. X.tf4 boU. ft-Ap. ^ m R9 ((-fm <
lo < if ! ywnyir iMib) |iotlMy 4om mi,
ntwtmdlnfkhpiutmker^
|
InM
a
Klk. E. U> VII. I* (fiajr oa T<m%
r ^
p-i rw ftr.tfii. Willi I Ohf rr^
iys -w V warn
^Amf^t te
- .' rjii mrwitvnn mri) Uuii !..
.fiK (1mm
,
prD|iiiMi< o^ m* |iiliwiiu m4
. ii, a|i|iiio4
only kc

Y. Vntt.
^
TTTi V
I
,,it u Uijr iiplulwn bo gPM4t a. fr.
rr^, fiii r.rri
*b. tlim ^otrmfi,
>>f-m.
!'
JtmrmI, lUlb.
It. to 1,11 "S* O^f^
V: >.||
oaf
*^
Keili.VII.r.. . p-TTT^
1
1 oiMHunt (dMurtii).
VII,

'^
fMMcd ofr titai) Omi. K. k> IV. 4 tmn. m.Ji (A kt
i>liMe#or. friMi ik fanlMk V. 04ML B. INm.**
r^
HtJ^
all. mutnf !.. \ I. I*. II. u^ ib^iLU^
Fl. Mwrtr.
T?
item VII, x&.
HHT^, V. mjr-i.
K^ZTf
a.
^
(V. n. lo U17 lUai. Dkc 1,
4^)
%U^ jm^im. Dm. 111. I.-Omi. ft. to VII. , m^L
n ilc, the A<Ui U'.xi .' i.>. A. ,...... ..
Ii iti'rr
ImncM dilocUrU> wiih M m rn m. in, 'p'j'lj a. V""^
^
rt. rn^jt Ik. ; wlUi n m "Trrn , ^. nn a. n5> Ac;
'
M HTQ . C^A, sn** K.
*,**
lie. n A fbrmativo
1
1
' > \ uf TtrtNd aount, . y.
*i|9n. naVin kc
'n, n (b. h.) Ml inierroftUTc prllx. Turg. O.Gn.
IV, 9^ m. .With Ki, kWi eb. (-b. h. xlsn) m 1/ wo/?,
/x AoM, liiAvrf. Tiwg. Ckui. IV, 7; A. fr.
"Hi *n (followed bj DtfMb forU) 1) th<> lvflnit
nriiri^, tki, Br. I, 1 npdtrti iniudwij tb Am nigbt
>^ti> U. lb. "vqin the tUwo; a, . fr.S) an intetjceikMi,
145*, T. rr^; a. fir.
9)
(ch.>-Kn q. T.
S
r.
"Tl ib, nauia of tbe Afth letter of the
Ali'i.:.!..!. Y. Maaa. 8h. V,
5 'trn 7:s-> -psranj 6
r -r? Kn "pa (not am) tbe rabbis do not heiitata to
<h-nw nnalojpee between words written with Hm and
Kv^ with HtUi (M kiUuHm and (tUlHtim), Y. Peah
\ 11,
0''
hot, Y, Mog, I, 7r boi.
"31 TI STSb
T^ JOO
utst write the He of liddomoy (Dent, XXXII, ) so thst
.: extcMul below tho foot of the 4MlMd T.Babb.VU,**'
<^t. "^t Sf^^.

-n Bt ntay coant for eight, as the rabbU
-
hesitate Ac, v. sapra.Men.S7* 'nra (STO) lU
'
i
'
U
: V. Babb.D.8.a. 1. note) it. is derived fkon ytd'Ickak
Kx. XIII, 16) with a He^ which intinwtes (rtrc t*) the
i>Hk (left) hand; a. ft-.Pt
rvTT'-
Y. Ber. 11. i** hot.
TT! TJ
i^TTc: they pronounce He like Heth. Sabb.l03^
N> I
I f. (demoastr. prononn) tkit. Toma S6* MTl
:"
xnr strr:^ the one is a frequent (daily) pegfoiutance^
at the other is rare. Ber.
2* b*^ Km and this ha in-
tlroatasw Ih.
4^ *
^rmspn Mm aa4 m lo tfcto (iW CmI)
that they say, 'Until obdaigtii'. U is M fai oHot to
prevent 4e. lb. t* m
"n 191 as to this (opteii) o# ft.
Aha. lb. U*" H"J'''i Mm 11 l"! Wl fit o* rsfvaaasils bis
Dfiiln) vMi
itb rsgifii to
XXII.7;a.fr.
&
aOClla.{
m MTP m
Kan. 12'; a. fT/With pr<^>
'?!
Mm MSTt that the I'-'

invalid ; a. (TvMTfMMT
'91
HnM l^ni ye cited r
rafcwnaa to that, w* *
this; a. fT.3) ktre^ ken *.
Kam. IS* 'a^ 16*7 Mn hare is (liB 4
a. fr.
S)
(as eo^loelion) {tbBte it !*.] n>
a elf-avideni caBitqmnt, tkm s^src. Yoawli^rv^^
MM trrp Mn
in if that om diaa, tkcra is tha other
one livinf ; a. fT.Mrn /br,
0f
eomnt. Bar. S*> nSK Mm
'di for, of coarse, a womaa is sot liaMa to ba fo< ia
tlM opaa fWd; a. IT.
b) iatwdaaiMfa awtoii anaaiuii,
[kerr i eear sfwoiuy qyiagf
f,]
kK^ a^W eff As.
lb.
4*'
'Tt am . . . 730 Mp i64n . . . moR -vi aad if
yon ba right in saying tJiat ooeiMMtlM.; tfaaa ha Cuilad
to do so^ sine* he bad to say lastWraa bata^tea. lb.
9^
'nra MrVte Mnaith^Bobjaigfat,Mo^ diatia
g
aisiH
able?Ib.lS'-^MpMmnnp^7oas^, If badivcctod
hisheart'(]fida.II,l)asaaastbe iatcBtiaa to read ia tfca
Law? well, was ba not raadfagflb. rr= wr. \M
'j3> i
TOO bat accordiag to Babbi's OfiaioB. too, does aot the
text say aft^oM (yoa amst iiiwleistand)?Coattactioaa:
rr=.-u=rT^ an, .jm-.-cK ar, rtrrtetran an do w
not read^ did ha not say?, has it not been toa^t? Jbe.
Toma SflP. IL Hash. S4* Bei^
14^
b) iatfoduc-
xn
328
^xan
ing an inference of limitation, this means to say but.

lb.
13''
T'l25 X35'i^ xn . . . Xlpa read he dare not (while
lying on his back), but sleeping in that position is per-
mitted?,
'31 '^
xni but did'nt B say &c.?Y.Succ.
V, beg.
55-''
(ref. toMishnah: 'playing the flute &c.) bU5 Stn
nnil pip this allows the inference that at offerings the
playing does supersede the Sabbath.[Targ.Y. Ex. VII, 23
xn some ed., read X'n.]
SHlI, JJ^Hl (v. preced.) an interjection, 1)
(cmp.
-n) Oh! Targ.Jer.IV,30 (not Km).Ned. II, 2
(15*') xn
-^ b^lKiTJ pip (Mish.a.Y.ed.
pip) Oh, the sacrifice, that
I will (not) eat this which belongs to thee !. lb. IG'^ "^W vib
)'^^p'n . . .^{2"^^ mb draws no distinction between korban
and ha-korban (v. marginal note to Rashi a. 1.). lb. II, 2
6<n
-|^ ^DIKUJ nSJinUJ (Mish. a. Y. ed. tiya) Oh, an oath
that &c. lb.
16'' '21 ^31XU5 n:?121i: Km })b^-Q we infer from
this that 'Oh, an oath that I will eat' means that I will
not eat.2)
behold (h. '|ri, n.?l-i). Dan.III,25.Targ.Gen.
Ill, 22. lb. XX, 15; a. fr.Dan. II, 43 '''TD-^n as if.
Targ. Ps. CXXIII, 2 K^3 KH a ^1= K" Ms. (ed.
"piDrt),80, 3)
introducing a question, is it that? Targ.
Job'xV, 7; a. e.-Ib. XXXVIII, 19 'p KH Ms. (ed.T^T^)
irhcre'i
^n II,
i<n ^T] pr. n. m. He-He. Ab. V, 23 Kn
p
5<n. Hag.
9''
'>t^ ''n*i:3 (Ms. M. 2 "^mr?);
Yalk, Is. 328;
Yalk. Mai. 591 KM Kn 12 (v. Rabb. D. 8. to Hag. 1. c.
note 19).
Sn III name of a worm, v. nn.
n^fSn f. (ITX)
giving ear, close attention, contrad.
to n:riLiri. Sifr6 Deut. ?.b6.
^{J^n c. (=^K-n) fArs, that. Targ. Ruth IV, 6,
v. K31ia.
Ber. 2="-inai 'n this v'taher (Lev. XXII, 7). lb.
4'^
ItlK 'n
this 'one' (Is. VI, 6). lb. G''
'31 ^521 "(K^ 'n he who
wants &c. lb. 7'' hot. Tl H-^lsID ^K^ (Ms.M. 'n "^^ir "jb n^b)
what is all this for? lb.
8^ Kn55 'n2 at that hour.
Erub. 1 0* ; a. fr. ^K^ 'H what is that, i. e. what has this to do
here?, this is no argument.Ber.
43^ '31 IXn^'O 'n as to
balsam oil&c. Hag.4'' "^IslKI Tl ibl3 all that (suffering) and
yet only 'perhaps' !lb. Kip Tl this (following) verse; a.
V. fr.With suffix "j {locale) ""^Kn the one there, the for-
mer. R. Hash.
2'' '31 "iKIl kVk . . . 'H K^^TUS I grant it as
to the former (verse), for it says distinctly . . . , but as to
the latter &c. Snh.
4''
^Km -J'^Kni )-\^^-ii'\'> (Ms. M.
-jiKn
iKini) the Elohim which is the subject to yarshiun (Ex.
XXII, 8) is the same in the preceding clause as in this,
i.e. it means the same number of judges, and the repetition
oiElohim does not intimate a differently construed court.
B.Bath.
167'' 'ni rr^nniK the other one's wife; a. fr.
^2THr, V. K5^-K.
T : T ^
?j^Sn, V.
"iKn.
p'^i^Tl, Targ. Job. XXIV, 16, v. pin ch.
5<n''_Sn f. cream, v. Kn-^KH.
Sr\^^^n=KniK Kn, V. Kn i a. n\s;.
T

T
T t' t
x'^^^, ^Sn (cmp. K^n) l) farther off, far (of space).
Targ. Y. Gen. ^XXXII, 25 Tl
p
on the other side of.
Targ. Y. Num. XVII, 2 'nb far away. 2)
'nb onward
(of time). Targ. Y. Ex. XVI, 21.
nOQSn t.()-Qi<)\)confirmation^ful/illment. Shebu.36''
Ci"'l2i nD-oKn prayer for fulfillment, v. pK II.
2)
faith.
Yalk. Is. 296; Yalk. Hos. 519 (interchanging with !i3n3K
a. ri5:QK). Tosef. B.Bath. V, 8 some ed.; a. fr.
jSn (='|K Kn) where? ichither? Targ. Y. Gen. XXII, 7.
Targ. Job XXIV, 25 Ms. (ed.
'f'n).
Targ. Ps. CXXXIX, 7
Ms. (ed. Lag. IKni . . ",K; ed. ")K1 . . "iK);
a. e.V. 'in.
5j<Di<r (=K3K Kn) behold L Targ. Jer. XXIII, 32
(ed. Wil. KJKri). Targ. Y. Gen. XXII, 7 (ed. Amst. Kii
K3, two words); a. e.
1I2D^!t^ f. (a Samaritan word, omp. 'UO a. -n) Oh,
the perversion (of the law)l Y. Shebi. IV,
35''; Y. Snh.
Ill,
21
''top [read:] i^K ....
Kn::'i^^2 125! mn K'^'^nauj^ in
'31 Klli^ "psb ^IttJ 'n '|lb a Samaritan passed (by Jewish
fields) in the Sabbatical year and saw them throw up
the ploughed clods, when he said to them. Oh, that per-
version of the law! You have been given permission to
plough (in the Sabbatical year, because of the govern-
ments' edict), but have you been permitted to &c.?
pSn, Targ. Job XXIV, 16, v. pin ch.
'^"'^rj
f. (11K) 1) kindling. Sifra Tsav, Par. 11,
ch.
XVI, end 'nl13n niKn kindling the lights in the Temple
(quoted by Hai Gaon to Zeb. ch.lll; differ, vers, in ed.).

2) C3'^3B niKti shining

of
divine countenance, grace. Midr.
Till, to Ps.^LXXX, end; Yalk. lb, 830.
Dtl 1) abbrev. of nn*]. Ab. Zar.
76''
"^-JKab n-^b am
and gave it to B.lb.
'31 lob trb 2ni Ms. M. (ed. nn).
Y. Ber. I,
2'^
hot. there are people
'31
"ipn
who pay
money for the permission to visit the palace. 2)
Im-
perat. of am. [an an, Targ. Prov. XXX, 15 ed. Wil.. v.
2!1=1D-]
nSDH f. (Kia) 1) carrying, bringing. Bice. II, 2
^'
requii4^t3l"pT3 HKan to be brought to the Temple place
(Deut. XII, 5sq.).^Hag.
4''
'na
13^'^ is subject to the law
of offering festive sacrifices. Y. Sabb. Ill, e'' nri33lb nxan
carrying home the bathing sheets; Y.Erub. Vni,25'' top;
a. fr.PZ. niKan. Yoma 47 (ref. to Lev. XVI, 12)
nKan
T -:
'n inUJ Kbi . . the Law speaks of one carrying in but
not of offering in two instalments.2)
bringing about,
making. Peah 1,
1 '31 diblU nxan making peace between &c
;
Yeb. 109''; a. e.

[3) drawing home of the slaughtering

knife &c., opp. to nsbin moving forward; (used in com-
mentaries and digests).]
'S^H' "^-H
- C^"'
"""^^^
*^"^P-
^^")
[breath,]
vanity, vain talk;' impossibility, exaggeration, rhetorical
phrase. Ned. Ill, 1 'an
"'113 vows made dependent on
an impossibility, expl.ib.2
'31 t]31p I may be forbidden....,
if I have not seen &c. (a mere exaggeration not meant
"flp*) 4W
111
-^
HTD nrav). i|uii. fo^ 'an 7^ Ar. (mi. "vi) '
ai/i,'rttou Hi rbHoriMl fctebt TMa.tt"; .*. V. te^
i> I' Wt (fluw tf1i KL Bi. di. Ill ni9).
lb* Uw >*
'
> or Uw hmi ttvm Um
body (Uv. I.i:<,' i*'. t)2 '5V miiM baoMapMli .(V.
fl)
wrpnrtkliam. ()n. H. . R WB tl V-QTI ti
y
fw
Ul/ (0*.
1,4) itiMiiMi rviU MiMmUMit (In |wo, ttol laglMl 41fbrMi-
itoUoii) itoit
!.**
"mrm 71 Um mpma^oa r<'<
lb*
w
t****^
"** ^vrotnl diijr. 3)
//a^-
a
IbtiM.i.H .< I'lAjrvi fur ili vsit %i tb*
H-^i-t--,!!-
-
tlvAla. V. n^<^. Iter. VIII. Aj . fr.- /
rA^
HtHtteHmtM rtfrrrM lo im tk* BahMak
Pw.
104* "n "no ill* onlrr of ih
ii')^
lb. V rrwiBUn ti 7^3 1 orr*|
nvntiuuMl in lb* Btbl* (Iir. x.
Srpn I (Piip. of aan to ^v
. ,
y^) 1 ) fe
akifti'pitrck, Y.MiuMT.IV,bi.,5l'^^ary3^ sr-
-
If OM parclKW MU ovr Ui Ar*; Tiiacf. ib. Ill, I
'- .r
an mra cmib. rVvT). Mn.x,4(*). liu.34*. H.t
1
1
>oC aing* H (to prpn> it (> r
n 'ibl for flm to b* inront4
'
witb rtiu rsnsrn^ ro*ti and not to rionvT Airf j^ia.
sr-\-T~ HiikU^'f^oatM, T. lb. VIII, b^.. se*.S) to fr< 1
'
>
<7 Afd' ttUAout fimne;
to nmI cowwiif tr
dboirifi^ itnxiHif. Br. S4* anana errs (T. ib. V, v out.
arsrs) if mIcmI % Moood tisM, b moat not conMat Ae.
MlAjM. VCrr? to A* tiftted bg /lama, Tom*
41^
p:^
*:
if tb ImumI CMf
bt Ar*.
3riCn eb. Mun; pui. ptm. sn^
1)
f
fewii
y
<IA
ifioii,^rr^. R./<nn.;srcrTS. Trv-Pr(>v-XXX,lSd.
r.
(d.WU. Sn an).8)'%A% rautfd; rare. Tnrf. Y.
LT. II, U (b. txt ^Vp). Tkrg. T. U Rx. XII. 9 fT. I a.0.
TY t:, b. txt tC).TaUi.Bx.191 (tymboHsiBg Ex. Xn,9)
n^rorn: R:vsr kV daaire not to ooomnM Imt (Boom)
half-4on (but well rip for dvatrnotion) ; Paiik. R.. IS;
rik. Habod. p. M** (oorr. <;.).
SZtTin m. (pr*ced.) fito*r.
hraL Targ. T. II 0ii.
\Liv'. r!
'
*
n, t3i t "iS pr.n. n.
/'.
Hi'u ( H(i6), a writer
of T'ftllin anl M'luioih. }U-r
.'.3- T. -z "STX Ms. 31. (Ar.
rt, ed. vest) over th ;._!* in tb bouM of Bar H.
}iff:.
18'*
(T. Bbb. D. & a. L nota 60). B. Met*. 9^
I i<-^1 f. (sa:) 1) lookimg at, faqNiy en tigkU Oen.
R. s. t4'(rf. to Qn. \V. 5) V\ T^vA^ StSx 'fl 7K the
- ^t' Mihf-it indicat> looking down ftnom abova. Lam.
V. ^ V, 1
2*^~ 7^ hihhU is tued for looking at a naar
v.M ruL to rr~5t-,2)
imprrimtemdmee^ tetUckimg
^u-:,:r-i(>> iijftis, as fruiu of the Sabbatieal
Jr, .
^tTu B.>let.<.ii3* rc *, nrcvta vt: in tb onaeaae
lalU
At, L *. 83iL
nssn, V. FQs If
lb.
*'1p
^pirS ^ watirliitu:
afA/W. flUMlMt-
bMw. rt a. nj
Mb.
I Bm. it*
fraaliV A*. li> ^ H
la taatdaai Uhu *. <# li.& r -af^ or
tuKlMow
4* IHH ^* "o '"
<<**fMa |NW
aiaalkwM mm^ Im*
irwval, V. 8*r. 1. rwa* ^Xi
-7 r^ip sr.P
n (Var. nrcrs*}
'1 tii' 'Ka^ XVIll. 2i> Umu
HMM /I rinqpTL Ka.
Ii.al9'a'
10 tha prowi
j
rw Aibt} ib fr.
Sn, Targ Pro*. TI, %
1*3n iar*. < . -^.
Ct.VtQ*
S^'Xn m. CWT, amp. \an) tmf&r, mMt, imtkmm.
V^Ti^v'tt^. Vt, 19 Ar.
M.
I.
-
-
^ oUk. ai. ir-an,

:n). lU. VII, 9 (ed. Lag.

-
.- #4. Vr9'9n\.
/"
:*'~"VJ.
Targ. Pa. XXXV. '. !>. (<HtLNr ii""SJ^
. i w : xcr%corr.ao.;M. iLi. jf ;h.tiMt . >!^>'ji i)L
V. ir^n.
"^t--
(^Tsa MH) Qk Oca,
fa
ttok Taqp. Pik
>!irTi
W.
V-snn (c^ aan) to W ^|Mirf
%
M
air, iy to itoow. Ilabb I, (17^ loag asMigk baCaro
tba Sabbath <!>
'
^j.
'
A, *ts for tha tax alalka to bagln Ac
^2n eb. C-b. b. V^T. dMMw. of idpn) I) to 4a mAi
fJUM^. Targ. Job XXVU, It.S) to &< w
f
iw. to tfmi.
Targ. Pa. LXII, 1 1 iosrr mI. WiL (Bkt.
T&CfTrT
A%.;
ed. Lag. 7Va?r, Xa. riarrr).
>2n
n., aooitr. ^
or
^
(h. h.) I) Iraoti, Mjpor.
oar, irof. 8abb. 98^ Ltf
'
.
'
tj^ re with tha (iory) brnth
of th^ Boittha. Ib. 1
19^
"r TT'TT Ti ^a breath of
acbool ebildrea. Ib. itsr *S Tics
Ti a anlaaa breath (of
ebildraa). T.Ab.Zar.III,4r*boc 'Ti ^itiUi Tithavayor
of tha bath room ia ii^anooa to tha taedt. Tah.00^ TV
TI rhrz r-ra his bodj (aAcr bathing) doaa not atoaak
Pwik. Babod. p. l&4*;'L*T.lLa.i9 (r to Pai LXII, 10)
n-rs^
*"
7r7T5:T7whilethjareyaafM(itha
flrat embryonic atage) thej are imiaeatin ad %m
marital anion. T.Tar. X, 47* boc sa*S mthe heat (of
the fkaab bread flawed on top of an open viae caakol)
keep* the evaponitionB of the wine down. B. Kaaa. M^
^-tZTJi for tnjoiieaaaflhrBd thraag^ the bad air of tke pit
t nto which tha animal fSellX opp. to X=r& i^jarice aria-
ing fh>m knodda^ ngatnet tha givnnd. Koh. R. to I, S
""r* Vs 11 the hot air of the *o*; XVths ^ Ti tha
vapor of the topmoat pot; TaIfc.ih.9M HU'IX ti; a.e.<
xban 330 nsn
2)
(b.h.) vanity. B. Bath. 16^ ll blU 'p^SinJln vain consola-
tions. Koh. E. 1. c; Yalk. 1. c. (ref. to Ps. CXLIV, 4)
'n irxb to what kind of hebel (breath) man is like; a.
{t.PL ti'iljnn. lb. 'D1 'n ni'nu) the seven times that
Solomon used the word hebel. Pesik. Bahod. 1. c. ; Lev.
E.l. c.
'31 Di^'JS'l 'n bs all the vain things and falsehoods
which the Israelites commit.
55^^Dn, i^^57' constr. ban, bnn ch. same, 1) breath
&c. Targ. Ps. XC,'9.B. Mets. 36^ KiaaX'i 'n the vapors
of the marsh. Sabb. 95* 'H^ "iSaSO sufifering from the
close air of the room. Hull. 8* '31 Tl ^nxi and the effect
of the hot iron comes and removes the traces of the stroke
;
'31 Qi'np 'n the burn takes effect first &c. Bekh. 7 hot.
'31 !!<"tU3'il31 'n it is the exudations of the body (which
make the urin thick). B. Kam.
50''
'n (T^a tT^XT in which
the air is injurious (v. preced.). lb. 'ti tt5"'1 nni^b Ti 'pX
'31
the air is not bad enough to cause death, but enough
to cause injury ; a. fr. 2) vanity. Targ. Job XXVII, 12 'ti.
Targ. Koh. I, 2.PI. X*^nn, 'j-'^nn. lb.lb. XII, 8.
^^DH, Sri^^Dn f. (preced.) vanity. Targ. Koh.
I, 2; XI,'8; a. e.
}j^"*I}n m.(bba)s<omacA (first or second). Succ.34*;
Sabb.^Se'a "/ST ht33 i^
'n Ar. (ed. xb'^^nin) formerly they
called the second stomach hablila, and now the first, v.
DGon, a. 013, N&3.
ny^^n f. (5ba) [absorption,'] payment for a thing
included in the bargain (and not mentioned); indirect
sale or purchase. Erub.27'' '^a "^al )r\W he paid the
full value of the salt and water indirectly (by paying so
muchmore for the oil for which he bargained). Bekh.
31*'
'na imx 'iilSlia it is sold in connection with other things.
Ned. 37* N'^n '<i the teacher's fee for the Sabbath lessons
is included in the general engagement (by the week, the
month &c.).
n"jn m. (I3.'a) damage through carelessness in hand-
ling fire.
B. Kam. I, 1; cmp. Y. ib. beg. 2*; Tosef. ib.
IX, 1.
rrn^IirT f. (preced.) 1) the law (Ex. XXXV,
3) for-
bidding the kindling of fire
on the Sabbath. Sabb. 70*
nxn'^ ixbb 'n the law, 'ye shall kindle no fire &c.' is
singled out in order to indicate that its transgression is
a plain offence (ixb). Ib. nxs"! pbplb '.1
that law is speci-
fied in order to intimate that each transgression of a
Sabbath law is to be atoned for separately (if several of
them have been committed in one act); Pes. b^. Y.
Sabb. II,
5*
bot.; a. fr.2) removal, destruction. Y. Snh.
VII,
24''
bot. we read here (Deut. XIX, 19) niyai, and
there (ib.XXI, 9) "isan, '31 '<i 'ii compare the analogous
expressions for analogous modes of execution &c.3) heat-
ing,
fire. Pesik. B. s. 16, end nnx 'ti il3
sufficient for
one altar fire: Tanh. Ki Thissa 10.
"Ij^DH, Palest, dialect for "ipsn q. v.
S"Qn (n"lDin)m.(v.xnian; Syr.i<^an,P.Sm.ll8.5)
mist, darkness. Tam.32* Tia "^riB"! which travel in the
dark (fog). Ker.
5''
bot. 'm Stn-^aa Ar. (ed. Stman) in a
half-dark house; Hor. 12* 'm Ar. a. En Yakob (v.Rabb.
D. S. a. ]. note 1, ed. Til). Pes.
112''
xba 'na bTb ah
laNtJ^ Ms. M. (ed. Nn3n a. oth. differ., v. Rabb.D.S.a.l.)
one must not walk without shoes in the dark (twilight).
nSHDIl f. (n^a) 1) recovery to health. Sabb. 137*
iriX'^an DT^ the day on which the child recovers.

[2) re-
freshment, esp. "r\ mirD the meal
of comfort given the
mourner after funeral, v. "^"la II Hif. In commentaries
and digests.]
nnDtl, V. K^an.
T : - T :
-
nn^n f. (nan, cmp. ^'y^yr\; Neo-Syr. xian P. Sm.
1185 bot.) 1) confused sound (contrad. to tune), noise.
Yoma
19*'
'n bip .. . S^aUi-iUJ
1*13
that the Highpriest might
hear the reverberating noise (of people awake at night).
R. Hash. Ill, 7 '31 'n bip nxi but if he heard only an
indistinct sound (echo, opp. "iSH15 bip).2) report, rumor.
Y. Dem. I, 22* 'Ti"a 'n nbcs the report spread in town.
Y. R. Hash. IV, b^^ bot.
'31 'n nbs: an alarm spread.
Gitt. 89* 'n bip 13J^UJ they heard only an indistinct rumor
(gossip). Gen. R. s. 10; a. fr. [In modern Hebrew 'n
syllable.]
Sjn, v. lan.
5JsJ(n m. ch. (h. t^^T\; ^an) thought, utterance. Targ.
Job XXXVII, 2.
nriiljin f. (naa) 1) lifting, taking up a found object.
B. MeTsyii8, V. nijan. b. Bath.
76''
dip^ baa nsip 'n
lifting gives possession everywhere (on private or public
ground); Kidd. 22*'; a. fr.

2) elevation. Ex. R. s. 45
innaSfl it inbSUJn my humiliation is my elevation ; Lev.
R. s.' 1.
n^SJjrr f. (baa) setting bounds, marking
off.
Sabb.
87*
'n ms^ the command concerning the setting of bounds
at Mount Sinai (Ex. XIX, 12).
miin, mj/l f. (155) 1) telling, communication,
evidence. Snh.
30^"
(ref. to Lev. V, 1)
ni^X^b 'n 'p-i^piz
the laws regulating the witnessing of the act must also
apply to the evidence before court (that the two wit-
nesses must be together).2)(v. n'lJN) homiletics, popular
lecture, opp. to nabn legal interpretation. Hag. 14* n^
'nbilK "|b what hast thou to do with homiletics? Ib.^b^a
n Ms. M. (ed. '!!<) lecturers. Ib. 3* '31 'n nnin n^a what
was the subject of to-day's lecture?; a. fr.3)
Haggadah,
the recitations at the home service on Passover nights,
V. xpi'isx. Pes.115''; lie''.P/. niian, 'Sn. Y.Peahll.n*
bot. "nH
p
"il^sb 'pX we must not derive laws from
homiletical interpretations.
-
Dll-Sn, D"lJiri, V. onain.
n M jn m. ("I'll) [restriction,] hegder, a word made up as
a substitute for (\:i';i'pri)hekdesh, v. ilS^S. Y. Ned. I, beg. se''.
njn, V. lan.
n^ SSI
fi^7)r
I
;) rrv Kin 71 pii AfyrA Ciliolii,
M r'bumiiuu for !ipn. Y NmL I,
taf. ar, v.
^9^
"jn, n^n
. -
--
I40M, tfryitt, if<^
iiMMNM (rat to I
MVMly tanfnag, ft^ I) la fnmntime*. rtriU. iftit
|IMr.T(aolH^Xr.(r-'
-

a bujr Uml \t*\l (<

'S^ h who iiruttouncM tin
V. HJM Knh H In XII. 19
ly
'
1.1 V ,
cmtt
"jTi ims -w n lib*
oil. X (IX). I nrm
'ira of A BiMtasI book)
wrilioff a MroO.
1) It
; UiMir. U> iUm-
Iin.R.toI,4 (iotrpifI. ru*:, ib.) Ui>- MMalUd
^ nrs m wxa Tt sad Uam fauiclMd ot iMT di
lb. to lU. 38 (rtt to
nf>); OmI. &. to VII, I.
^ v>UVlll,i9) -a^pir "^ ih^ aor-
ir

;t Ac,; Kx. K. n. I TJTi. Lt. B.
i
T-
^
AoaNNoAyiM (It. 1. c.) that maaiu
hommlBf (aoroaran).
*'Sn, iOn cli. hum: to reoaoN, ipeolc,
iMr-
C**^
Trg. J<Mh. I, 8.R
r;?".
1!^. Y. DmM. !, T.
Y. Nam. XI, I, . next w.]
^n^j mum; Y. Bor. V,

T*
lU"""M*a jn? im
i Lahin. (d. WO*ironsa) ndiUUd mach in Ui Law.
I. "in (T.preowl. PL) to iy, to jmmI of wittacom.
.I.XXVU,8 'SI rrrte
<<I9
(ad.LK<^S^ Bxt.'Vi, ad.
. ^on, oorr. aoa) ba poialadat tbanwith worda(ofaoora).
njn.
^^^
m. (praoad.) ijiwdbt wwh'foWow. Tatg.
yVnm. XI, I V^sn tbair aptaob. T.Bor.V.t
y
iruiov
,
\{^n
XQ)
baeanaa of hia moditotinf inAe., v. pnoad.
^|n m. (b. b.; pracad. wda.) rgeatottow, raarfin
f
T. 8nb. X,S8* top (raf. to v6, Kob. XD, IS) 'hb
|tsr*e tbyara good tor raeitaUon, not for painAil stn^y,
Br.S8^ rn
7? oam tm raatrain yow ehildrao
raoitation (paradiag a aapaifldal kaowladga of tba
br rerbal mogaorisinfrK
^C^;*J^ eh. (>an, . Pb.) itriaiom boaatfMi tmBL Twtg.
LuaxJui, 62 (Var. 'V^).
OaoLlLiM
rnyi fc
gyp

y>
it<
^
.
wirffi^tB, dM%. v.ito*.
I. y uy (foC 10 ioili 1. 81
'9t * f>3|Q anrs Umc Hm
raaiHHaW of llM daf flod Ika alg^ te allk, lljid<. tUL
IO^I,t.
1^. >. V. t^ (Af.
n^fl,
tX. n, XIX. i&M t^ :'f,k.fmuV
H
. ta. la*
tiOTC- 11 ad. (M*
o r M. H ^WBpt
X
At. rwn
n
'4 **9*3r>a^'^ *Ma(MMta) Taa*l*
"
'-'
; t. I*^ ..*' l0|ii a. fr f
^-
li^ili viai^fti. . a, J
>yv) Cklbfi
i
%
mr.Av.jto.ii*.
*W-^v
"vj^^^n
tc^^,,io^) I) ii
44|>. roaWabj^ 0^ ft. a. Ml, bag.; La*.aLa,M 1%
\m
: to I. a.
U.l^lM4.0Lrili^f))v"f ^
:* rrrv) n ao4 laraal 4aalaf4 all ibaaa
9*4* aao *na-
tMOi aid wtiralil^iwd allofilMOi. Rob. B. tot. W
if
WWi
(raad: nirrsMi. cwp. 7aii.- /f. r";'-y ** ^
'-
Mrf^fai^Jfrwa. Tbo|kTlikro88rr)eVTO(oa rrisar^)
o Um aiaf ofpolaioi owor ibaoi (lo
silo). Midr. TOL lo Pb. OXTta ho vfll
V \o r inui
' I (oorr. aoa^) aio* to oil
t)(T.a, Al. a ^.h^i Hill) i%mi,m*mimlt0rdlim
ikUm, iUtrieL Oiu. I, I 'rhyt^hmmmm
to aoothor.^Aaa abova. Ik4^lhofo*olBooo
'91 Vi re two JortiiioiiBM jaolow of aock
]Jn
(V. IL ZLU. It) to MMi; oadb
iaf^AMi.^oaiL79n(ep.^r,ffj)/l;or%. IMLMT
Ti WBi^dbr aa oovotthj ataiooc iMk. B. to II, 4
m
<Q-6
71 X who MwolMktod Ibriya Miaiiaon MiAr.
Saa. oh. XnLB. Kas. M^ r& tA ite npeni6 aha
hod la hor orfad ooly aaah a OM aa wooM ba wwt^ of
bar; a. fr.~A 7|WJL 0a. B. a. 48 Ar.
Aipn,
part. paaa. jjftt^^fon^ pL U'^fn^ T^!*'*^

KaiD.l.a. '7iraoBaithypaoflo(aoihoroMto).
lb. 14^
'o jnm r? oowoithy vaalpiMtB of ihiilij.
Katb.fy'OBrcatworthyao(pinpiMi^hi ). Kiid.74i*
*? <?*
om dofaoaaola ehOdmo; a. fr.-T. T/n.
*Hif. 7yy to *a a^lhf aie ooi^lf. Y. Kolh.I,^
top -sn rrrsT? 1
'
,"
'
i
'
^ (aot -ao) Iha YlhariH
ara of iho aaao woifhi aa ha.
lfp\
aaaa, otfy
la jmK. ^m^ A. 7T& t
'^tVTs.'r. praead. Taty. T. Oaa. XXIT. IS; SO. Tai^. T.
Norn. XXa, SS KSfinc a6 dtophaii^ ^-l^oo.S*
04r
'TTS idn ao wbaoowi
it
wood.il m. yjfi.m
Ttf*. T.
I Horn. Xn. 1.
Dsn, T. OIL
'^in
t(3jncBiy. Mckh.Bo^P)ia^a.ii.T.^T-^
TWJjTt vJ9ar% Or
hy
OMana of boiliaf
n&ar 332 xni^n
is always done with hot water, lb. dnn "^anpl 'n ''ST3
'31 iip^l-Q Ms. M. (ed. differ.) the hagalah there (in the
Mishnah) means in general scouring and rinsing (also
with cold water).
riD^n f. (Cjlw) shutting up, closing. Yoma 18* riBJti
ninb'l (some ed. miSJin pi.) locking the Temple doors;
Arakh. ll'>; a. fr.Sot. VIII, 1 'pD'^-in nSlti
(^p)
noise
made by fastening the cuirasses (to frighten the enemy)
;
Sifr6 Deut. 192; a. e.Mekh. B'shall. 2 T^Diin riBSX (not
j'^LiDi^n).
njn, Ned.
49'' li'iaim Ar., v. 15)1.
-
t'
> - t
njn (b. h.) pr. n. f. Hagar, hand-maid of Sarah.
Gen. B. s. 46, beg.; a. fr.
n!J^"lJ|n, V, next w.
T T :
nn^n pr. n. Hagrah, an Arabian district; cmp. X"nari.
Num. B. s. 13, beg. 'n HlVj the diaspora of H.Denom.
ch. nii'^^r} m. Hagrean. Targ. I Chr. XXVII, 31.
DllJin, V. G-i5in.
ffS J I l^n pr. n. pi. Hagronia (Agranum), a Babylo-
nian town, seat of several scholars (v. Neub. G6ogr.p. 347).
Ber. 3 1*. Sabb. 1
1"
'Ml "'nCJ the elders (scholars) ofH. ; a. fr.
T"lJin m.=next w. Y. Yoma VI,
43"= '31 ^^13 "i^""!!?"
(ed. Krot. ibliati, incorr.) the designation by lot of the
first animal.
n5"ljn f. (^^a) casting lots, esp. for the sacrifices of
the Day 'of Atonement (Lev. XVI, 8). Y. Yoma IV,
41*^
ri23S2 'n casting lots is indispensable for the legality of
the entire act. Bab. ib. 62^. Kerith. 28*; a. e.
D l^n m. (v. next w.) hegrem, a word formed as a
substitute of IT'npn [prob. to be read D;njin, v. d^a]. Y.
Ned. I, beg. 36^ v. 'l^Sfl.
nQnJin f. (D^a Hif.) cutting the animaVs throat in a
slanting direction, letting the knife slide beyond the space
ritually designated for cutting, Hull. 9*. Ib. 27*; a. fr.
JllUiin f. (UJas) 1) drawing near, coming forward.
Gen. B. s. 49 ; s. 93 n^artnb 'H the verb 12553 is used for
drawing near for battle; Gl'^Sb '<l for persuasion, &c.

2) bringing near, offering. Sifra Vayikra, N'dabah, ch.

XII, Par. 11. Men. V, 5, sq.; a. fr.

Pl. niiasn. Ib.;

a. fr.
Hnjn, v. 'i'^n.
~n a prefix (a compound of KH a. "1), pi. 'i'n!n,
1) with prefix 2 and suffix of personal pronoun: "^IHS,
wn?; T^'in?; JT'iiD?;
Tin?) ^\yy^\
'12"'':!?!!!?
;
i'^''"?!'f]? '^^h
myself, in my presence; ivith thyself Stc. Targ. Job VI, 4.
Ib. XV, 10; a. e.B. Bath. 4P "^Xinn in connection with
myself. Sabb. 118* tT^lss'lN -|in2 SO^XI nil eat what thou
hast with thee; IT^Irta .... IT^^ 'jS'il^n we give him a
meal along. B. Bath,
73^' '31 pnn ilbnx a certain Arab
joined us. Hull.
57*' ini"iinn nin SObo the king was
among them; a. fr.

2) '^'iHa in the presence

of,
with.
Targ. Y. Deut. XXII, 15.Pes. 112^ a law-suit xnbn
'2
with three opponents. Sabb.
33''
X'^SB "z near twilight.
Keth.
103'' nas-i^ iT^I '2
with me wilt thou dispute?
B. Kam. 92^ v. Nliin; a. fr.'^'Tin '3, v. '^'^'iH-"'!7!!]^ ^o-
tvards, near. Sabb. 134* N^l"^ 'h towards the light. Ib.
ni331B ')>
(not ""lalB, Ms. M. "^aiB "^-ina) close to his mouth.
Ab. Zar.
30'^
Tp'^ t]'iC3 'b CJ'^-J (Ms. M. . . "^ira Cj-^'J Cp'^)
drop immediately after drop. Pes. 1. c. fT^Sls iTi^inb (Ms.
Ms.
"^25
bs) at his feet; a. fr.
3)
(conj.) "'i inna during
the time that, lohile. Gitt.68*top mxi '^r'^S'O Npi '2
while
they were going on searching. Hull. 53* D"^"l'Tl '^
while
he inserts his nails, Cj'^lsUJn '2
in the moment he takes
them off; a. fr.
s"^n, v. 5<':i.
"~
in (=1^n'^l^, v. "iri) each other, mutually. Targ
II Esth. i, 7 iTin^=itinb Kin (ed. Lag. ^Iinb, Var. "rh;
cmp. Syr. Sinn P. Sm. 1196). Gitt. 68* 'nx inr11323
(=!!tin5< Kin) squeeze them against each other. Ib. 69*
'n iin2
with one another (in immediate contact). Hull. 43*,
V. tisn; a. fr.

'n
"13
(=!!tin
'^3
Nin) like each other.
Snh.4''(^eZe6 a. hdleb) in3''3 "n ^31 which are written alike.
Erub.
69'' '31 'n 13 are in the same legal category. Yeb. 14*
'n
'3
of equal rank in scholarship; a. e.
mnI, V. Ni.
rnn II (Interj., V. preced.) hoa! look out! Tosef.
Sabb.VI(VII),10 [read:] 'n "TQiKl bni32 Hit Dbim (Var.
nin, V, ed. Zuck, note) if one strikes a brand against a
wall and says hada (a superstitious practice to frighten
away evU spirits). Ib. 11 (Var. xm). Ib. 12 (v. ed, Zuck.
note).
^'^''Tin, Tosef. Toh. VIH, 6 Var,, v, risiin,
lin m. (b. h.) stool. Mace.
24'' '31
"hv^ "n n''2 the
house which was the foot-stool of our God; Sifre
Deut. 43.
SI2DTin, Y. Sabb. VI,
8*
top, a corrupt., prob. for
NMO'iliB'^n m. pi. (uTToSrjjjLaTa) half-shoes, contrad, to
sandals or soles which may accidentally be fastened with
the front backward.
pl'^n, v. pun.
"llin, v. iin.
min ch. (=h. Ilin) splendid, handsome. Targ. Y.
Gen, XXIV, 65.
"Il'^n, V. i!iti"in.
min, V. liiin.
Sinn, ^^nin m. (iin) coH, convolution. Nn33i 'n
the coils
of
the ileum. Hull.
48''.
Ib. 113* (ed. Nim).
Fl. -ynt] (cmp. Is. XLV, 2) spiral road, a field lohich
MS
T"}
lit tiB I atwc. ..f i
Ti r-3 /MA /
nnn, ?. r.
">. - Mai'*' I>
Y. Uor. Ill,
<*
Tn,f.-^
"^^ nixm/i^
ir Tra n
'
VaV (Y
**V1) 14k uui{iii to luivv liUlMi
(whil* be WM avmka). 8ibb. I :'
^
:
'*-
M tu an ii'i
not aald <i
'And D)r i> -Pm. s7*
plleiUy UMMibtr; . fr.
^^71
^'*
^m*
'^
*? Tl "jT m. (Qrrwp. to
h. rn^ or mn, v. dkMUMiun llulL 63^) I) a bird of Um
ktek fpMiii*. Sifhk Sh'iuiai Pur. a, eb. V (rf. to pn
*tnai\ Latr. XI, U) 'alter iu kind* n"iia
p irsnb
Mtera to 6m Uil^y; ifaU.
9* nrrrt na mL, Ar.
-^
unrin, Lv. R. . 5, bf.
-51 rrn
Tnn vd. (Ar.
irrn, v. ad. Koh. a. v.) ibU hawk aaaa ita food at a
diaunoa of 4e. (v. Mull.
63'*.
raf. to nir a. mn).
8)
pr.
a. m. Bar BUaya. Bar. m* (m laterpraiar of drHum).
Ab. Ear. 80*.
n-nn, ,
rrir, v.
H^'WJ^fTarf.ProT. XXXI, SS n-n, aona
ad^raad rrjn.)
mPIT
n. (aa adaiiuUoD of Utoitr^O jw^Mte wm%
(opp. to priaat, ofOear Ac), commonct; ^p)Mr, ^iiorwil.
X^. 1 8am. XTIU, SS; a. Ik*.Xi^. 1<\ a. a. (prov.) Tvi
mro |*vp Uia lowaat mao nubaa abaad (ia iha txtx to
giv an upinioa).Yab. 59*, m.tr.'nyrstk eoamoo priaat,
^pp. Vro yia. M.Ka.I,8 tvi Um uaUaioad teOor, opp.
:>M Um protariMaL tb. lo* n ^Vi ^m whan do jou
caU ona a htdyattB. Mats. 104* n 75^ iha popular
toraut, T. tJ^n. 0fn. R, a. te n Vrra a popular adafa:
fr.
Pr.(Ch.)7C"n"- Targ.JobXXX,8;a.e.~(Habr*w)
-*3rnn.
Sah. X, i (90*) Uiraa kiaga Tt lua
'
^Ki aad four
riTt poaooa. lb.!!** boi. Tib for Uia
*'m"><^
poopla
^^aiuaritaat). Toaaf. 8abb. XIII (XIV), I; T.ib.XVI,l&
op
Ti^noi}pritrata(notHabrw) wiitiagt; Bab.ib.ll^;
\ R, . 8 exv' u (aooia ad.).Faai. r-r
I, 19 71 rrs a oow of oommoa stock ,:.
r.-iined for work).
y^'i'^Tn,
Qaa. B. a 10, raad: "JV'Twi, . ^nn^
- > - Ulilwa, a
fAe. .'.'<<- - >,*)
i^c aftd capw
'.. I.I : <.! i^f
- I.
<aMNi|,
Tw.au.XXVti.
r*-% Oaa. X.
it 4L
i^ p-nn cnrr. aaa.|i Bab lb. Iii*^
'n
itu.
..**-. ftM. r> a
.i.Mto* ii.sa,ar
r.- jrr-
\, ,. ! :- n
Tn ST* & aC A4,-
!(. I* ).
ff n 'or |aav Ui Kiag* XTItl. ii) u
/Xai^(^
il gy^'W. Var. iaa4. iaM"8i.
10n JQB^^.Babk
I', n
a. I. aoia8ai
HU""n iimrrifd,
3^
TTl> TO
.
n
.
rrr^
2^!^ iTi
^ fP^ 0^ Tmtt- U btik m. 8 (. Las^
n^-j.
[Maai. B. a. 18, bi.
py!
> 8i aeaw a4.. laad
'ii,WV "A
*. aaat w.Ji
mso tba kiadU^ (of tba Haaatkab l^kia) ia Ika caia*
Biooj prateribad
,
aootrvd. to rvsn i|w plaaiat H. Ik.
U, e (31^ ^an rg
^
jyi ktbdlu* ilw liHrtj gkM. T.
Tar. V, 4r top t6 mtu! fwwl^dl (Saa. XTUt.
O
BMaat (aho) far UfMi^ paipum

R. - IS. b<. -SI
^>/j
ii .i
}o
with oliva oU.
CTtf ''^ ann (bpik) i) I0 dimttl,
to fieea. Tatf. Jod. XIY. 8. lb. XIX.fl8; XZ, 8 (v. Ar.
ad. Kub. a. v.); a..At>.Zr.s^ 'si nonn ^pnn ars^.
MjLM.a. Ar. (ad. ras^ "TTm, rmd'^irmi ptthaftOt^
A tba bird aad tbaa pat it iaio tba poi. Brak. fir*
3
-^y? abaM wa aa hia apaitf Data. M*
VW
(ed. Soae. a. Taa. t; in
,
t. Babb. D. 8. a. L aoia) Mi
that wara diweted (Badii: ni, r. aa|rm).t)
(deaoBL of aazt w.) t ai 1 aiy fW jMrfa <a
Gift. 87^ Krrm *nn ^ sva| arraa^ bofan Ba Iba
Umba of tba (ditaictad) aauaaL
UmT, Xr=jn
. (r. praead.) ^ar<, aMvkr.A.
rr^s -?5rs. Itan. n, 5; in. St.Gift. 87*. r. pcaead.
iCTT r=.jc .ifc i
) Itot. Taiy. n Bitik. Q, U; aaipL
D^n 334 mn
Din (D"tn), Pi. O^ifi ('n) (cmp. DtTi) to make
incisions, mark (cmp. T12n) esp. (of chickens) fo leave
marks
of
the feet, to scratch. B. Kam. II, 2 'Dl to?"!!^ T''^
it was scratching and broke vessels; expl. ib.
1?'^
hot.
rnni '^n it scratched and caused the smashing of the
vessel by rolling it against a hard object. Ib. '"pp'lil^ 1%1
'31
bv left marks on dough or fruits, or soiled &c.; Y. ib.
II, beg.
2^ '31 nx IDTirny. Ib.
'31 b3> "nSSJ IBT^n (Bab. ib.
1. c. ^SS> llj^rt) they threw dust by scratching; a. e. [Ar.
reads bin; Syr. Qlit to study.]
D^n (ch. V. preced. ; cmp. O'l'^Bpit) to dance on tip-
toe. Y.'Peah I,
15''
it.'^ho
"imp O^na n'ln (ed. Krot.
6^pi2)
used to dance before the bridal couples; (Keth. 17*
D"in, Cin pr. n. pi. Hadas, (prob.) Edessa in Meso-
potamia. Targ. Y. Gen. X, 10 (h. text l^iK, v. n3-|N).
Din m. (b. h.) myrtle branch (with three leaves on
top), used for the festive wreath on the Feast of Booths
(Lev. XXIII, 40). Succ, III, 2. Ib.
32'^
riLilin 'n wild myrtle
(with one or two leaves on top); a. fr.

PI. tS'^BIIi. Ib.

III, 4 "r\ fiiub^ three myrtle branches are required for
the festive wreath. Meg.
13*
the righteous 'n 1X"ip3UJ who
are named myrtles (Zech. I,
8)
; a. e.
Din, SD"in ch. same. Targ. II Eth. II, 7.PI.
V^y^,
X^&nf]-^ Targ. Lev. XXIII, 40. Targ. Zech. I,
8;
a. e.
n0^n f. (b. h.) same; also pr. n. f. Hadassah, name
of Esther." Esth. B. to 11, 7. Meg. lO''; 13=*; [Targ.
II Esth. II, 7].
D I2Din, mnemonical abbrev. for "Il6x iinil nx::ri
-1155-13 nx^TJ. Yeb.74'' 'n 'pUJ for they (the tithes of the
third year) require bringing to the Temple and con-
fession, are forbidden to the mourner ("iSlX), must not be
removed in levitical uncleanness, and must be removed
(Deut. XXVI, 1214).
^~n 1^^"nj (b. h.) to thrust doivn, hurry.

Part.
])ass. Cilin, f. nsi-in hurried. Y. Bice. II,
64''
top rvrT'-o
'n (Var. 'Pi; cmp. M. Kat.
28=*
s. v. Cjm). [Pesik.R.s.21
niBi'iti Q'lss, V. ci^n.]
^"in ch. same, to thrust. Targ. Y. Num. XXXV, 20
Cllin (read: n^ann); ib. 22. Targ. Job XVIII, 18.
pin,
p"in, V. ppx
pin, Pi.
p'n'ifi, to squeeze, v. p"yr.
'p'V^,
ch., Pa.
pi-in same. Sabb.
141=* '31 pi'in^'b xb
one must not squeeze cotton into the mouth of a bottle
(as a stopper). Ib.
125*' Ptp^tp, v. pnn ; a. fr.B. Kam.
85''
nip'nm, v. p^t'lti.

Part. pass, p'nnp, v. infra.

lihpe. P'l^'^iS! to be squeezed in, rabbeted. Sabb.
65=*
p'lrt'^JD^ Jin ed. (Ar. p"^^^, v. supra) in the one case it
means that it is squeezed into the ear. Pes.
109'^
'^i^'I'^l'
p1iT>33 iHn the parts of the table were rabbeted. Ab.
Zar. 3P
"^^1
xblp'^1 a basket squeezed over the wine
casket.
nnn (b. h. ; cmp. 1in, -itn) to enclose, go around.
Part. pass. Ilin 1) roxmded. Hull.
59'
',3"'S'n nillin Ar.
(ed. nillin, V. -I'nfl) the horns must de rounded (not flat
;
Ar. : showing circular laj'ers).
2)
(b. h.) distinguished,
adorned, beautiful. Gen. E. s. 60 (ref. to mbn, Gen.
XXIV, 25) 'n iniK nnxi she saw his commanding ap-
pearance; Midr. Till, to Ps. XC, end.
Pi. l^rt, "^n 1) to croivn, adorn, distinguish. Lev. R.
S.30
'31 n"2ptl i"i'^rni5 whom the Lord crowned with old
age. Kidd.82'' "il^Tsa li'^'lti"; that he must show him honor
even at a material sacrifice; a. e.
Part. pass. ^"Vfrvo.
Lev.R. S.3 '31 'ITO nmnn ttniUJ that the altar may appear
adorned by the poor man's offering ; a. e.2) to go around
searching, whence to be zealous in religious observances,
to look out for the best method
of doing good. Sabb. 2l''
')'i'i'n!nan the zealous, 'ii^an "jis 'nain the most zealous.
V. wn.
Hithpa. "i^inr^' io be crowned, glorified. Gen. R. s. 1
'31 Itinriri 1"IS^ N1I-I He alone is glorified through His
world.
"Tin ch. (preced.) to go around, come back, return.
Targ. Y. Gen. Ill, 19; a. fr. B. Mets.
14=*
what thou
takest from him, 'tl "Ti-i '^bSJ comes back on my property
(I am responsible for it). Ib.
69''
WSa vrr^r^ is returned
bodily. Pes. 29'', a. fr. fT^a "n went back on himself,
changed his opinion. B.Mets.
65'"*
''D "^"^irt I take it back.
B.Bath.
84=* '31 "^S nn-in n^::^ sb thou wouldstnot have
been at liberty to retract (the transaction), and now thou
shouldst &c.
?
; a. fr. [Frequ. used adverbially.] B. Mets.
6'*
niS 'ni XIp'^S'^
pim^ first he kept silence and then (re-
considering) he protested. Gitt.
8''
I'^ax -i^X 'n another
time A. said. Hull.
76''
in^U: l^in Cnin) another time
they sent word; a. fr.
Pa. "Tnln (v. preced. Pi.) 1) to honor, distinguish. Dan.
IV, 31.Targ. 0. Lev. XIX, 15 (ed. Berl. I^nn
Af.).
B. Bath.
3*'
'^'I'^n. V. S<'i1iri.
2) to go around searching,
be zealous, anxious. Hull. 76''; Nidd.
65'' K3'TiBJt i^fl^n
what need is there to go around searching for an align-
ment (why do you resort to unknown authorities)?
Sabb.
23=* '31 "TO 1'nn^ Mltl my teacher used to be anxious
for puppy-oil. Ib. xnUJ^X Slin^ (read: '?3X -ntl^); a. fr.
3) to restore; 4) to review; v.
Af.
Af.
-itinx 1) to return, restore; to lead back; to turn
around. Targ. Y. Deut. XXII, 3 (some ed.Pa.). Targ. Cant.
VII, 5
; a. fr.B. Mets.
26=* i^niJ tWUrvA I^^^Xy^ . . . "'X
if they had had the intention of returning it, they would
have returned it to me. Ib. "h 11^n^> .... IfT^'^ap "^I^N
'31
'h l-i^n i<bl (differ, in Mss., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) I
spoke in their presence several times (of my loss) ; they
might have returned it to me, but did not; will they
now return it?Hull.
20=*
'K sb'ia when he did not turn
round (the windpipe &c.). Hag. b^ . . . >inr^'in<'i ifXiS
Tn'^'Q a people from which its master has turned away
his face; a. fr.
2) to repeat, review. M. Kat. 28=*
"^"TT!:^,
'^iX~^^^dyrh that I may review my studies. Ber.
38'' "i^n?
n"i1iain (or "i^tria); a. fr.3)
to reply. HuU.34=* ^I'lnst -^txo
i
n^J
8S6
'3*
whiii ilid .... rvpljr to cmt mtHhtfU ft. .
4) If
llMpu. "^n'H, /fA|V. v^n I < . jpo itr<Nrf
i>*ffg*t0
fUbh. tai'' ~^ mS nrr-tn
-i-*^
b wtU iinil fbfv4
to urouml iMWitf.

t) to f AA; llL W* <li'll

v^iTK^
I will go bMk tpikn.
(fhrif,
Ab. lUr.
ifibrx.
nh n
t
tttoiinUitt* I. *. Uk
dirtiiMttiUli
ii.fr.{!'
*
rwid our r
ItnAtr, IK
I
A. fir.
S^TT, S**tn rh. I) Him*. Tff. rrt. XXXI,S^
(Ml. rr^r-l
!'
XIV. at.-Tarf Y. II IHrtiU XXXIIt. If.
V. MnTin. Y. Mmw. Hh. IV, nd. AA' (nr. to drMun
aboat "n^) 'S* W
'-
Mti ro throngh tb* glory of ih \Mm
tboQ liu b nuaml, cmp. jtrrmt8) irprwirrTiq.*.
nH'iTn
f. (*nn) ifovr /<*< wroMf awrv. *r\ r
brvAcI idimIo of MQooda (<>.
^
rc). P. S7* (Ar.
nit7N7 trnp.>. TomC Sabl V).7. Y. I'**. It^W*
bot; Bub. lb. se^ opp. nt^ M) nxia.
Sabb.*! &^' '^T snc T 1
^ of tilt fbM Is Ui beard.
B. Mi. 84* rr^ ir*n Kb d*sc 'n h bud no boanl.
OWi.
^-..,
^
'vrofi. < Mifu^t or yS^r<.
'lMMtead.XMri..
% 10
MMOg lHMli|y MoMlij|ai dtKOUtliii tt^ tut |MCtU>
) (Oof w. h akvtamt
f
m t^um to ooo oT Oio m
wflod Hi IIm Mrt, pfok. lo
fJfp^Ar. io4
lilV
'
Ji
'
ul i^ hi ilw plaM *4 mp ioMW tati, *.> ;< li^
.MAtof of rf^q.*. boirKovdO alao **vi
lo
AIf. roads 09p*na, 0T*p^7a. txMTMig ool nip^
dotelUoM of OOr W., W. OMMM0i0iL|
Sr*i"in f, (*!; V. lU !!
arOi
^
io
p
<i
<]|oorf i/lrriar^ rwlatea if oo
AfM
V
kermlf. Ktik, 97* *n t6 rp^ $An
(mm 4.
Mrr-nri) iImi Umt maj oot oall Imt a ovtodter
C*]nn, D j*jn ML a popalaraootnoHoo o# O-nrv
^.
(by flilM aaaiofj)
7
"|p*mn m. (u5fHiKU'- r ;. / -t'Io;)
B'-r: *Wn rm Ma. M. (ad. rm mispb^cod, . Babb.
a. I. note) a lyinit^in woman, and Riifcrtn ttom
diatasM or dropsy. ItT. U*; S'*; Bakb. 44^:
87\ Sabb. SS* (M& M.
TipTT^;
*. TAr. rwd*
hera y^j" i U u)
D*mn, V. onm
^***Tn m. Hadrutmie. Ab. Zar. SS** jtro jram
>
Ms. M.' (ed. diflter. order, t. Rabb. D. & a. 1. nolo)
Tnganic and tbe Hadrianle D*narins; Bakb. SO**.
CC'^Tlj pr. n. m. Hmdritm^ r. o'^r^-i-
y
.
w Iin, . r^^'w.
Hl'^"''in f.. eoii4r
1^ r?
T Y I Dg.
XXXlH it".
8< II I, V. in I.
rrr^ (b. b.; uilij.) oA. </ BmIlB.IoI.S(pI^oo
AoArm) sr^m
ir6
mabM, for iWiaadofa (erinMf^
nn m. Ael, aamo of a warm fai tW pnmtyaaoH,
Sabb. V)* (Var. MTI, rn. v. Babb. D. & a. L Mlaa AM
a. SCO; Alf. ed. m).
|'iJt
yrn m.
(-m
n) fAu, (Ao/. Y. Tb. III,&
boCS: 4i "-r-T 'n tbia OM goittj of twa riw, and
that ona ia te.T.(t.IX,M^
K^^*
^ ^ (ib. III,4r
bot. m^) all of Uiia ckapiar ia tha taKlui of B. M.
T. Snb. Vn, U*. T. BhAl Y, fT boC, v. aast w.; a. It.
-.rrTr (-im jv\, t. pnead.) CAv ic. T. rab.T.ST
bot. '71
^rxsK Yi 7V1
p
rtoar
7 (aoinssrr) ifjoa aoi
aaooa BMaMtiBf fhNB this (vfll^a), that OMwiB bo tko
eeBtralTina(e,he. T.Pas.Q.bas.n' ^""Omi^Ccd.Krat.
<<9rn) this is iat^liad ia tfM prohibitioBof b hisit T.C*T
.
TM, T. wn di.
^5^"^^^ m. crri) D
oar m^o fors Aadk m Ats>sr< KTt m., iTH C (b. h.) Ac. if; sAr,- if si 4cl
swn 336
IJin
III, 3 (24'') if he has no trade Xin N^K (Y. ed., Erub.82a
Sf^n) except this (gambling &c.); Kin xls^ niD^nx lb l2Ji
(X'^n) if he has a trade besides this (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 80).XinNin, SinXifi it is the same, i. e. there
is no difference between the two. Y. Ber. I,
3'*
S^n S^^n
both are equally precious. Gen. R. s.9, end Xin "15*13 S<in
Six the word 1X^ has the same letters as dIX. Ber,
2''
5<in IIIX ns^n X^b^l perhaps it is (means) the arrival
of his day, v. "nix II; a. v. fr. [Shebi. Ill, 8 Xin nmii";
IV, 5 xin noD?3, y. ed. sinois, inea^; ib, x, 6 xin nsTia;
Ms. M., Gitt. S?'* !in3T7?.] N^n sbl but it is not so (it
has a different reason &c.). Ber.
.'>7'^;
a. fr. Xin^ bs
(X^n^ ^3) a) whosoever, whatsoever (is). Peah II, 4 'lii ba
bsiN whatever is eatable &c.; a. fr. b) whatever it may
he, a minimum, v. Vs. Shebi. X, 6 xmilJ Iss ; Gitt. 1. c.
^rrq Vd; a. fr.X^n IBO the Book Hi, name of a Penta-
teuch sci'oll in the Temple in which X^n occurs nine
times (for the archaic Xin), whereas in others it appears
eleven times (v. Ab. d'R. N. ch. XXXIV, ed. Schechter).
Sifr6Deut.356; Y.Taan. IV, 68'>bot.X!)nn, VC^iy-^, mostly
in Chald. diction, v. next w. -^P/. On m., "jn c. Ber.
2''
Di^nrj Cin . . . ni:nD xbni but do not priests bathe &c.?
Meg.
14''
',n mi3^n-i are compassionate. Hull.
12?'' inn
'D1 "|n they are to be treated as if &c. ; a. v. fr.

'n . . "jn
are the same. Y. Ab. Zar.II.end, 42% v. nraapX.With
prep, uryg, )rrq, wnh &c.
?J<in, in m., X'^n, ^n f., ch. same. Targ.Ex.I,16;
a. v. fr.xnn Xin,
v. X^.-Y. Shebi. VII, 37 top Xin2
"inx (R. S. to Shebi. VII, 3 xnnx XinnS) in the same
place.im ba whatsoever, v. preced. Arakh.
2''
niffiB3
im bD human beings of any nature, v. 53.Y.Kil. VI,
31
''
top
'21
-1^X1 Xins (in Babli xn
i3)
as (that which) R. .
.
said.

PI. "n (perhaps only in Hebr. phrases)

;
ll^in,
"(iJin.
Targ. Y. Ex. 1, 10; Ib. 19 (O. 'rx); a. fr.With prefix n
:
^^rrn, Xinn. Targ. Y. Ex. XXI, 20; a. fr. In Talmud
frequ. used to introduce a case. Pes.
3'' "1
nx^nx 'n it
occurred that a gentile &c, Keth.
78*' "1
xnniX 'n the
case came up of a woman that &c.; a. v. fr. xnSJ 'n,
xriniX 'n frequ. euphemistically for myself, thyself (to
avoid ominous speech or curse). Y.Maas. Sh. IV, 55'' hot.
'5 'TU linx thy father. Ib.'^ top 'X 'n ni^n I saw; nVrS
'X 'ni thy husband; a. v. fr.With prefix
"1
: xmi, Xini,
contr. 1'n, I'l,
v. "n a. 11.With prefixed prep, "jina, "jis,
',in^, lib.
^^n
V. iin.
''iJ^in, v. ixsn.
^"'JSlin conj. (='biS'in, v.bsi) \it helps, orhelp,'\ followed
by "I, because, since. Ab. Zar. Ill, 7 '31 n"iisbl 'n since
they worship the figure (but not the tree). Y. Shek. Ill,
beg.
47'' '31
1^1X1 'n since they sa^ so and the others &c.
;
a. V. fr.Also in Chald. phrases. Targ. Y. II Gen. XVIII, 1
7
;
a. e.Yeb.22'''
'lib irxi 'n since we are at these subjects.
Bets.
18'' '31 i"iUJ nau;ai 'n since it is allowed on the
Sabbath, it is also allowed on Yom Kippur. Ib. fliX i^l
'n xmb nib does Raba adopt the principle of hoil (be-
cause something is permitted in one case, the permission
must be extended to all analogous cases)
? ; a. fr.
Yeb. 117*
'31 njJti xb"i 'n it helps (we believe her that her husband
is dead), for she did not know &c. (marginal correction
DITU^).
cSJlJl m. (ina)
desolation, waste; desert plants,
thorn. Targ. Is. VII, 23; a. e. (with -|ia II q. v.). PI.
(of iX2in) ixnin. Targ. Job XXX, 4 Ms. (ed. ixnin, ed.
Wil. i^in,
h.textnib^). Targ.Y.Num.XXXIII,41 (some
ed. ni31 ixnin, corr. ace).
N 'J l( 1) constr. lain m. (lax) destruction. Tarfj.
Esth.'^IX, 5.
Sj"2in m. (v. preced.) ruin. Targ. Ps. XCII, 12
(ed. Wil. '315, corr. ace. or 'ix).
n^Dln,
Bif of nsa I.
Sb^baln, V. xbiban.
nT^2'^n=nii5>aiX, V. nisax. Peah IV, 5 Ms. M.
i^nDln, s^^nrln, 'is f. ch. (=h. 1^^-Q.'n, ma)
tt: tt:
''
tt:-'
'
mourners' meal on returning from burial. Gen. R. s. 49
'n IT this {txp^-:i Gen. XVIII, 19) means the custom of
offering mourners the meal &c. Y. M. Kat. HI, end,
83''
'nix mb ',1iay (read 'ix) they prepared for him &c.
U
'
J-r
'' '
"'' pi- (^' ^- li-
"'?'!?) astrological specula,
horoscopes. Num. R. s. 20 '31 li'naina nxll 'n'^'n he saw
in his horoscopes that &c.
0^J1( I (Var. V. infra) pr. n. m. Hugdes. Yoma
III, IIY. ed. (Mish. a. Bab. ed. (38") Dinan, Ms.M. 'injx,
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); ib.
38''
CJ-i5in (Ms. M. D15X, v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); Tosef. ib. II, 8 D^SIX (Var. Di15X.
some ed. tJilJn) ; Shek. V, 1 DlSin (Q-liin, v, Rabb. D. S.
a. 1. p. 40, note 6).
y^X]T\ m., pi. Di3jin, 'iiJiin can) [balance-holder,]
anchor, ballast. B.Bath.V, 1 'painn Y. ed. (Mish, a, Bab.
ed. pi:?
q. V.).Gen. R.s. 12 ; Yalk.Is. 314 Qram,
p
, , .
,
Gen, R, s. 83 pin Ar. (ed. pi.). Sifr6 Deut, 346 n-i12:p1
'31 Qi35ina and tied the two ships to anchors and iron
weights, and made them rest upon them; Yalk. ib. 953; I
Yalk. Am.548.Y.Sabb.XVII,beg.l6'^ pinn CjX ; Tosef.
ib. XIV (XV), 1 naiBOa'JJ t15X qx ed. Zuck. (Var.
piX,
)i51")
also a ballast stone in the ship (may be handled on
the Sabbath).
iJiin m. (preced.) balance; only in 'hs (adv.) appro-
priately, reasonably, correspondingly. Gen. R. s. 93 'nr
mi,'!:? nii^31 he acted (according to balance and line) exact-
ly right, Taan,
4^
'ns xbU5 ibx^ made an unreasonable
demand (making their actions dependent on chance);
'n3 lai'vUn QiJirb two of them were answei'ed properly
(Providence favoring their ways); Gen. R. s. 60; Lev.
R. s. 37, Yell. IW
'31 'n3 xbUJ mcr xin he acted im-
properly, therefore the court deals with him improperly
(more strictly than the law would justify) and declares his
marriage invalid; B. Bath. 48''; a, fr.
vi^
m
IJin
m. horJ^r, rim, v.
1^
JVT,
only t Na. p^fWK'^f^ivi^ v.HijI sMitOlni
(IM*') 1^ 'rvi roar Ml Mivto btdniaf kit mm.
<-
VIII. (tv*^ ti nmv PViVv tn^ (MiA. rf-nnj ui ui*
MutM af fnvertiHiMiiaoieavfwpaiidUlf (l0ilMMiftUt
in wMeh n >it Hii*ti. or noi iMt('i
Mnih tiio arUl totHlliif of tir litMbMMl l**rtJlv
ll< oMlly MAIU* <if III* MMMt
TOVU^ Al tu iw tniirtlatl by (wlMta.
M)^n.
i^f^^n m. (\>n, V. prNl. w4*.( *. ww
Infv of A tub. i*ni iwi|hui In Kl lu L*y Tm. DII.
t, 4ta*) i^MDV
mmrW, or inmu4m^if. H. rP^.
**n.
TRry. U LX, M.Ug. ^)r, b. ist "-33).
TMf. II C'br.
IX, IY. ti- n. b. 77*. SiUi. ftr (prov.) . .
.
rra
in 'QVQ nMMiy oM wki ar* ladaa wtUi iko bldw of
Uto jrottiif mm (mugr old mm Minrlvo ibo jroint).
DJ^^
ou. pi. rouTi (itt^tv^^c. V. onaM) / oeMt
<HP>
<, I" llr. I.
#*
l|i A. Ilr,
.. III. bo. m Vs

dw kallMk
fdk
f^t a Smb. M^ a. .: Mipk lU.
I'
jt
VII. It (>! ug.
mrrvi-
nCTT, M|A Hi'wtel rar. . ck. V. of?| Yar.
u*i. fur
iTTTv witfik MM \mm dto imm; *. wyx.
nin
1 pr. a. (V. k. v#n Iii4tf. Tvr U^ lll i
rrtniir-
III.
mk 90 %hm U4|,
II.
rrrn, rrrir^ . m^n.
>
i
i Af.alTT, . ako rr,
H7ITT m n-v^
MMw<f (U flfa) law /hr
.
.<fortfac)aM.>#l"n. B BMii.11^
-9 (v. Babb. D. . a. L MM*/ tf ilM
ofBoOT of ika iwagi
afHna babad IW briak* {far ilM
B HjmariiiM) piM ap, ibo bMa thmmtA te. Ib,r
s^ -7-^v^ pnm if oao hM aofalni, bjr Ika hkw of I
aUon, Um ritbt oT Uji^ baMai te Ow ni'iBliii'i
ba hM aoi Um rifbt of layiav jotola. fTnr tiaaipwi if
T a. -* cinp. H'JI'.;.)
*
'if. cmljf ia

jr aJi-^rvmmil.
!'
.
^ (iBHwac ut Mt M, * t**h
D.a.a. I.) tiM floaraniaad It. Sabk. r7*"vi Tvt
(Ma. M. Mrm *: ia od. "nn lall oai, T. wu
Babb. D. &a. I.) 10 aidada wbat la ra^aiiad tor
)
all arooad tha aera.
n^n f' (b. b.; ^t\ r. PL) [e*am^.j muforrmm^
niT. Knrn. B. & It (aspL r-r -s-r^. Pl XCI, t
obtn 'Ti irsoe frma iba word vbicb prodaaai
fcrtaaaa Ae.; Midr. 11U. to Pi L e. tfinsb mm
(ioNTt -eno).
*iTn pr. n. pi. Aiaaft. T. Tab. UI.
lop B. H.
n
vr: of H.
;
(Oiic M^ wm or mm, Var.
WT)
mn, T. ^Ti.
rnn aA/. t. pt.
S^ i
tt . rrrn.
i tf
J
oaly ia
-^
^ Ar vAo. Tarj-Pror. \ 1, ;, . tr.
Ob Tarf. Pror.) ad. La(. (Ma. Tts, t.
77: d- Wfl. wr).
iC^*n, T. CTL
X3i1in 338 JT^in
^^''"ClTin, misread by Mus. for N^'^ain q. v.
T T -! TT -:
rn3?nn, Y. B. Kam. IV,
4'*
top 'nz, read !Tir,ra,
V. 1W.
T : ^
T : ' T :
"^in (b. h.) woe!, ah! Ex. R. s.24, beg. (ref. to Deut.
XXXU,6) '3t '"'''b(n) 'n ^?3ll3D as if saying, Woe, unto &c.
Y. Snh. X,
29'*
bot., v. JriJ; a. fr.
'In, n lil, n n (b. h.) to exist; to be, become: to
tttt ' '
occur, come to pass.With part. la'^no 'n he looked; 'n
"laix he said, freq. MSed to say. Gen. R. s. 1, beg. "^SX
'dI "^ni";?!
I was the implement &c. lb.
'31
'dryo r\"'ypn 'n
the Lord looked into the Law (as often as a thing was to
be created). Ab. 1,13 "laiX "r\ Sin the same used to say.
Gen. R. s. 2 D1^3 xbl rnabb 'n became a nothing; a. v.
fr. Apocopate forms: "'nx, xnst, "intn, xntn, "in*;, xn*^;
^nr (=rrin), irri (=!iin':).
Yoma'ee'' 'di '^jx oibdn xnx
(Tosef. ib. IV (III), 14 nyn) may I and you be as well ; Y.
ib.VI,43cbot. '31 inn '|3 so may ye be well. B.Mets.SS^'
1D"i2X52a xnn let this be (speak of a case) when he accepts
his opponent's statement; a. v.fr.Part, nih, niin
1) fre-
quent, usual. Sabb. VI, 6 'n2 Di^3n TOn the scholars
(in using the words 'Arabian women') speak ofthe ordinary
custom (not to the exclusion of other people); a. fr.

2) existirtg, enduring. Pesik.R.s. 11, end Di?ai"i1 d'llin nn

[n"3pn^] they shall be existing for themselves (not merely
as an attachment) and resembling [the Lord]; ib. r|X
'31
IL'X n^lin on they, too, shall endure as a consuming
fire.Cant. R. to II, 13 mm ipn nni'^ rrryj (read na-in)
poverty shall increase, and prices remain high (different
in Snh. 97* a. Sot. 49'*, v. "i"CX II). Imper. "iin, Xin; pi.
nn, Ab. I, 4. Ib. II, 3; a.fr.-n:ix iin, also elliptically
^in say, i. e. you must admit, this proves, that is meant
by saying. Taan.
2''
which is the service of the heart?
nbsn IT "I^IX 'n you must admit, it is prayer. Tosef.
Nidd. I, 6
'31
m"i^X xb 'n that is to say, the scholars
have spoken &c. Cant. R. to I, 6 '31 ibJ i2-i3
'n this
is meant by 'my vineyard &c.'Y.Shebu. VII,38'' top "^nn
'31 n31i:i xb it is evident that it would not have been
necessary &c. ; a. fr.
Pi. nifi, r^'^^ti (v. n^in i) i) to change one's legal status,
to dispose
of. Keth.
40'^
(ref. to n^nn Deut. XXII, 19)
'31 m3:3) nin:a3 the text speaks of a woman who can
dispose of herself.
2)
to produce, make. Kidd. 58* (ref.
to r.iini,
Deut. VII, 26) tliXi'^i-i il'^';iri-Ci nnx^ b3 whatever
thou makest out of it; Tem.
30'*
nD^?a
<^!r!P;
a. e.
"'in, Jj^in, TT\T]^, fut. '^rr, xn-i, "in-;
ch. l) same. Targ.
Gen.I,'3;a.v.fr.Koh.R.toIX,10 "bj^ mn Xinhe emigra-
ted, v.iVa. Ib. "iba XD"'in nh did I not emigrate?lb. iin^l
iim ifo (read "^in^n) and come what may. Ber.
3*
(in
Hebr. diction) '31 iin ni"i^u:o 'a the night consists of
three watches. Ib.'* 1in "^S'^rs "'in there are two t{Sii (twi-
lights) ; a. V. fr, Y. Maasr. IV, end,
51<= '31
"pnpSia 1>lin
(^I'linr), or read: "|1in) give orders to your wives &c., 'jlini"!
'31 "jio-i-i^
that they (the laborers) should &c.B. Bath. 73'*,
a. fr. |3'ibTX mn it happened that we &c.Kidd. 3l''
iXin ninra-i^(=n'ixin)she washis foster-mother. Ned.
50''
-^"b "iXin IX
(Rashi "^m) if I become wealthy. Y. Shek.
V,
49'*
top '31 -pao mn n-^x (Bab. ed. mnn-ix,
innn'^x,
corr.acc.) there used to be old men &c.; Y. Peah VIII,2l'*
1in n^X.Imper. iin, V. preced. lb. m
"la iin b^T go and
stay at college; a. fr. In Palest, dialect x;;, X'i';>=xm.
Y. Taan. IV,
68<^
top '31 X^V^T X"'i peace be with the
hand &c.; a. fr.V. iXZ";, "aX'^';.
2) to divell upon, dis-
cuss, V. infra.
Pa.
'i.-n, "^l.in, Xin l) to produce. Y. Taan. Ill, 66^ bot.
'31 n'^ini (not mmn) where the ground used to pro-
duce &c.; Midr.Till.toPs.CXXVI ^^rn; v. "^^illl.
2)
(also
Peel) with a or hs to dwell upon, to discuss, argue, oppose,
cmp. Dip. Y. R. Hash. 1,
57'*
top "^lin -pi'^X n"ai b^ they
were discussing the question on the basis of Beth-Hillel's
opinion (differing as to tlie application of B. H.'s prin-
ciple). Keth.
72'*
XBB 'l na iin
R. P. (when that subject
was up) raised the question.Usu. na "jrim, nbs 'm on
its being brought up at college we raised the point.
Ber.
45'*.
Gitt.
4'*;
a. fr.Naz,
16"*
xa-^bxna 'ma nbl31
'31
and all this must be understood, in accordance with
what we have discussed (ib. 5''sq.), in the sense of &c.

Kidd. 50'*,a.fr. nbs "^m "^X^ what have they decided upon
it?, what is the result?[Nidd. 66 linna.. .linn, v. xnn.J
tV^lTl, rr^nn, n^^in f. (preced.) l) existence,
TT -; r T -: tt -;
^^ ' '
status, condition, stability. Ab. Zar.
54'*
(ref. to n^^nr,
Lev. XXV, 12) xnn nn'^^ina it shall remain in its status.
Y. Ber. II,
4'^
bot. (ref.^to imi, Deut. VI,
6) in'^^in l^-rt^
in'i
they shall remain (be read) in the order in which
they stand. Y. Shek. IV,
48'*
top TTIipa 'n xnnUJ that it
must retain its sacred character. Cant. R. to VI, 4 (ref.
j
to imi. Num. VII, 5) 'n Dnb )ra he gave them stability;
[
Num. R. s. 12, end 'n onb
'p"^:
(read nDn-^J). M.Kat.15'
n'^in the use of the word nm in the Biblical text;
Men. 28''; a. e.Esp. (with ref. to ttJ-'Xb nnim, Deut.
j
XXIV, 2, v. ii'jn Pi.) legal status
of
marriage, Kidd.
5'
'31 nx'i^I'^b 'n TUip^a the text puts entrance into marriage on
an equality with going out (divorce), as divorce takes place
by means of a deed, so may marriage be contracted &c.
Yeb. 13**
(ref. to nmn xb, Deut. XXV, 5) 'n na nmn nh
"iTb she shall have no legal status with another man; Y.
ib. I,
2*=
bot.
'31
'n nb xnn xb (not xm); a. ir.Pl.
niiin, '1in. Keth. 46'*,
a.e. "iTinb 'n ^Ulpn^X the various
modes of entrance into marriage correspond to each
other.2)
'n, or i'\'^'\ii (v. preced. Pa.) discussion, argu-
ment. Y. Maasr. II,
49'^'
bot. X5^ 'tl 'nn the result of a
discussion stated by R. M.

PL niiin or 'jn. Succ.

28
'
'31 iiaxi 'n (Ms. M. sing.) arguments raised by A. &c.
:
B. Bath.
134''
(Ms. H. sing., Ms. R. "''I'ln; v. Rabb. D. S.
a. 1. note 40).
sa9
vm 4ijr Im Iwpmwh y^
f%
h
Jil4t
alt mIhw
4f
V
hr vi4c w
?V1
(MHfi.
Mn) to W HMrfy.- /
laufk l (c*i|k. rr^t. rmk. AMr*.
r
-< iw, W*>n
for sr
t . tNlll. 11,
0^ lop
mail nU>S} i'tW Mi^SC. A.
X*^n (intfj.)AK Iv.iit*,v.ir7>
's^ o^^ti rs^n tb QArrting of lb* ponlMM of Umi
vMriAo* lo lb* mMw^t iMKnl /b U* |6 VtO I^
Ti
Ti nw eiin^tn,-
" lbl (hMidUif ow
wtiboai lkin <>oi mIM ttfcllal,
lb. l&* *r^cn
*
imttiMliBU prtokUaff frooi m tloofbior*
int plao* nviir Uiiiit' " *?*3^
^ Mioal OMTjriof.
'hV rrbe (lltfiito
- htubMid to d)ivr Um
liirof dlTore*, op|x. n?:;:? r-99
o dd
f
Mrtborfawd
by tb* wifti lo rMsiv* to. OHt. tS^; a. fr.Ht) irmmk^
fA# IrafAlvrrr't faiV* in fnmt4 MndUm^ v.
nRn.)
n^yin r. (b. b. rnMn rM0M<aii,- Wi, omp. Vbn,
r^Vn^
W?V!^) (
"''^Wi
y
rpo^utioo,] totr^fiw, arfcwm.
Kob. B. to 11, 1 a neb? b *n tb diplooMiio icbtM of
Um (Roman) gowrnnivnt (etnp. Tarjt.a.!., I, IT, a. a.) lb.
PVa Vv ^ ill* inliifUM of tl) b<>rviioa. Ft, r^Vvi.
Lav. R, a. 17 (lb. a. 80 mnirAr). y. r^yrtn; Midr. TUL
to P. V, .
X*jTO n f. (ipivoia) roMeanl. mmon, opp. rp^&rre.
Lam. k introd. (R. Alaxaodri i) Yi
^ten all of than
(AMrmarly dividad into fiMtiotii>)boanMaBaiiiaMMi8(Makb.
Titbro, Babod., a. 1 'W ^ "^nrri; Lav. R. a. nnan
ImK). [Lam. R. L e. (Zibdi b. Lavi I) mt 'h; Yalk.
jpa. 7W "'wm. raad: srjrsjn.)
QZ3n to hmmm itfnMm, r. sis.
M*^^n, ^n pr. n. pL Ammum, [Hpww<a. t.
Faob. Otegr. p. 367, balow Ctaaipboa], a town in Baby-
boatila to Jatra. Kidd. 73*. Ib.*>: Yeb.
16**
n yOS
> as btvitUe at H. againat Pum KahXnk. (Ar. ad. Kob.
Ms. O., qaotcd in
v-.k 1 h
'-
.j-x u
]
[Talk.
pnii M, fii,b.< OBOir.ofr'?;
w. ooip Or. owf|
I)
i
iiiiiiifa^ MMiMk. r. Ndi 1. 1** lop (lot to rvM.
"
^V^
m
viMlMr or not llwo an worfilbjr
;
ti Ui . o-lb. a. tft
I fcf 1WWP nw Ihwi nlamw gal
art io piwiii o# Iky pu iwOlottl bl*
booM
aiao Ao. i lb. 1k>^ . . . wMHikfr oolti : PMft.
i
VMb- IL I. a. ^5Hnv ^ vbito kit auod
v
fla.a.Tt(MMorffC^BiA.Oa.XX)UU.t4>%^ .
"sWw ?W 1 alMO walk aalaM|y lo 09 aaIMto (a u^
aMa, alQWly). La. B. lo I, U ^
i|^
aaaa 10 Uiy
aaon* (bo oot iMk)l
TVT,
Tin, M^t Tjn ak. oMBau
^r
99m.
I |(k.latp|rnpVrpro>Mlor< lb.XXrilKia4
^
<tb.ad.ii}^T^V<#strv'|. fb.V.iasrv^*! Lnt
(ad. WIL iqpri^Paiik. A^aar. p. r (rW, 10 ^nn, f .
Ilt.f. *. praaad) 'an TP ^^TS "VOP (or
Hfns)
4a(i.<MS,
hilo to tby aaoMiw ara Ikoa ba ooakto to do ikramk
tba !
r:'|iit:&.o.Lav.E.a.S4
(play
-
arsOO 7 ban la ikli
poor nan. tmtmtm m tba aaow aa kto; Botk B>
10 II, If r-i
-
vqT\ pr. n. Ok Hmmm (lo T. alao wat\, rWV fWi)
1) RabBoaa. diaaiptooTRab. Kb. lOTln '^ irs^rs
tba aoUifa of R. B.-OHI. M^. Y. BL Kaak Z. aod. r
;
Y. Skako. TI, aat 87^: a. v. fr.f) B. B.. aa Aaon of
tka ftHRtk gaoar. T. Poak m, ir* koi. (irv) B. &
Babbak (Boba) of Sappkoria. Y. Bar. IT. oad, r; Y.
R. Haa'h. IT. aod, SP*. Ooa. B. a. ; a^ a. Yoom 77*;
Uoll. M* ror^rs 'ft
*-!
(prob. tka aoM).'-4) MarJffaai.
JImA Oalmtka. Y. KiL IX. tS* (roid
^
fbr r^ (Ik. haC,
Irika oot ^ r*\ .M.Kai.tS'l: a. oUMia. T. P-. Vbo,
p. 7P. aq. {ten, Olti. m\ v.
^)
nr)
Sifra Bliar eb. ID, Par. s 1
I
'
Vj'J' B*p- (law)tepaa(Nao. /taodafiof nywwirfaiii;
fodroar io oaar ^mii aaiiiaj. v. nsriL B- Vata. IT.a
T. ad. (Mlak. IT. 7 ) ^ li
'
Vitai tba mwiMnkhn, to
ba oetiaoabla. moit b at laaai foor Vak ke. T. Kaik.
Xl.SC^top'an ^ rp& 7B agoiaat povBkaaa Aaro to ao
claim for ovatraaaU^ L a^ tka pankaat llaeif to ooi
teraliialod. Y. B. Mcta. IT. t* top ira9
tt tka
aoMMBft ovarekarfad. Ib.*r^rvitkat
ba vaa ovarekaifad. Ofko L^a. ti r kgal radnaa
ba daimad; a. . fr.Pt r"'*3V, t. rr5%.
D1!343TT, . oncroK.
iTK133n, pL *iri|3n m. (. rna?)
f
HmfriS Tkiy-Pa. I.Vxxm.T. Taa. I Ckr.T, 10; a^a.
,Aa
op^3in 340
oi"rnin
Dp"I3in pr. n. m. Y. Sabb. XVI,
15''
top
'-|1
xn^sna
'n, prob. a corruption for riC3l% v. Mishn.a.l. [The entire
passage seems to be corrupt, v. Bab. ib, 11?'', sq.]
T T
'
TT
S^Sin, V. ifBilX a. X-iBSin.
&sjDin m. ("(BM) perverseness. Targ. Prov. II, 14.
n3?Din f.
(SiBi) the appearance (of Deity), the use of
the verb S^Sin. Midr.Till.toPs.XIV.~P?. nWEin, Sifr6
Deut. 343 ;
Yalk. Ps. 769. Snh.
92''
miSBIH (corr. ace.)
;
Ben
33a
Ms. F. (ed. map3, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 40).
Sri^3?Din ch. same. Targ.Jud.V,4 (ed.Lag. nSBin).
m^SJDin, SnS?Dln, v. preced. wds.
riDpDin, Targ. Prov. XXV, 16, correct (with Bxt.):
Tjij^BSlD, V. K2|3B!|b.
ITin I fastened, pi. I'^Siin, v. y^ix.
]r ^n II m., pi. Tli'^n (v. next w.) palm-leaves. Y.
Sabb. VII, IC top he* who beats 'D1 'n
2*^0
bast, palm
leaves or papyrus. Ib, XVIII,
11
''top; Bab.ib.78''; Tosef.
ib. VIII (IX), 10. [Succ. 12''; 15=^
'nn nssb Ms. M., ed.
'pain, V. yn.]
i^^^n I m. (yin ; cmp. yin, yi:?) l) (&dj.) prickly.
B. Kam. 80* 'H KS-HU Ms. M. (ed. KSCnn) a prickly
creeping animal, v. Xpn.
2) the long and thin foliage
of
a palm-branch spreading from the stem. Succ.
32''
a
Lulab 'il in;i p^boi which spreads its foliage on one side
only.

PI. ^it^n. B.Kam. 96* if one stole a palm-branch

'n insi'iaSJI and tore it into leaves. Yoma
78''
'ni3 in
shoes made of &c.
3)
prickly shrubbery used as fence,
hedge. B. Kam.
92=*
(prov.) xa-iS ^pb 'n iin2 with the
shrub the cabbage is smitten (the good suffer with the
bad). Ned.
49''
"n'2 b'^SK ate with a thorn (as a fork).
Ib.
91*^ '31 rzb . . . n^a^B the lover parted the hedge and
ran off. B.Bath.4a KJBTl 'nn iJ^nai where it is customary
to make fences with shrubbery or bay-trees. lb.'' H^b 'n
'SI n^b where they use hedges for fences, the exclusive
ownership of one neighbor can only be secured by a
deed.PL i:;sin. lb.
S^in II pr. n. pi. Hutsa. Y. Ned. IX, 42= niini
'n UJiS{; v., however, ^in.
nS^in f. (KSi.v.nxiSi) I) carrying out. B.Kam.30='
d^bnt nxS'in nSlU the season for carrying out dung; a.
fr. n^n nscS'in funeral escort. Meg. 3'';
a. e.

Esp.
(with ref. to Sabbath law) carrying out
of
the house,
in gen. transferring an object from one territory to
another (from private to public ground a. vice versa, v.
rw"^). Sabb.
2''
'm QinUJ two forbidden acts in taking
out of the house, opp. nQDDn, carrying in. ib. nODsn S<3n
'D1 'n '^'Oi the teacher of the Mishnah calls the carrying
in, too, AofsaaA(Mish.nxiSi), transfer. Ib.'n ... n-i^psbi
'31 ai^ removal of an object from its place is implied in
the term hotsaah. Y. ib. I,
2'';
a. fr.2) bringing forth,
sprouting. Y. Shebi. V,
35''
hot. 'pbs nxsin^2 from the
time that the leaves come forth.3) \15B5 'n the escape
of life, last dying movement. Hull.
38''.
4) the time con-
sumed by the laborer to go out to the field. Gen. E. s. 72
n"nsn h^-o 'n the time for going out to the place of
labor is included in the working hours belonging to the
employer (B. Mets. 83'',
a. e. nx^si).
5) expenditure,
outlay, cost; marketing. Y. Peah IV, beg.
18''
b^^ "n
n"n2?a the cost (of cutting the fruits of the tree) must
be borne by the owner (and not by the poor). Y. Shek.
I, end,
46''
D^D'^I 'n expense for keeping the roads in
repair. Keth.
80''
'r\1-i bs "in^ nnin '^n CiK if the income
from the improvement exceeds the outlay. Sabb.
117''
ran 'n the marketing for the Sabbath
;
a.fr.P/. H'ix^J'in.
Keth. VIII, 5
'31
b:? 'n stisi^n if one spends money for
improving his wife's estate. Num. R. s. 14, end 'n n^D
'31 mxsii how large the expenses are for the royal
table; a. fr.
~!i1f I pr.n.pl. Hutsal, 1) an old fortress in Palestine.
Sabb. 92% sq. (?) Meg. s'', also called 'poisa n^ni 'n, or
',1^133 il"!
(v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1., a. Neub. G6ogr. p.l52).
2) H. in Babylonia. Ib. 29". Yoma 52*, sq. Kerith.
13'';
a. fr. (v. Berl. Beitr. z. Geogr. p. 32).
j-i in m. (cmp. yin II a. SSin), only in pi. constr.
)Tii3ti i3S'in (hard) flax-stalks before they are prepared
for spinning, opp. iS^SX, v.
yi3N.
Tosef. Succ. I,
5;
Succ. 12'';
Y. ib. I,
52''
bot. V. Iirj-in.Tosef. Maasr. Ill, 8
jniTB 'n (Var. i3S1N) read: ^nbn'n stalks of fenugrec.
n^pin f.
(s>pi
Hif) making an abomination, ex-
posure; hanging. Snh.
34'* '31
'nb "p3"3 how do we know
that hokaah (Num. XXV, 4) means hanging?
Iin or n
J
in m. (b. h. in pi. ; nii)
teacher, father.
Deut.R.s.l (play on ri'<t^ inn, Deut. II, 3)
'31 fit ilin this
his hor, that is his father. P/. d^'i'in. Gen. R. s. 68;
Yalk. Ps. 878, v. XS'^^??. Pesik. R. s. 2324 I'^'nin his
parents. Pirk6 d'R. El. ch. XXXII inst n3bin"in3n5<
l^lin his love follows (is given to) his parents. Gen. R.
s. 76; a. fr.
nsiin, V. m-Tin.
T T T T
s'^nin, V. xinsin.
T : T :
rn I in f. ("Tn'j) leading down, letting down; descent.
Y. Sot. IX, 24* top 'n n^\ii->2 from the moment the calf
is led down (Deut. XXI, 4). Midd. IV, 7 D^^n n'i'nin TT^Z
(Talm. ed. n'lTi'in pi.) an enclosure in the Temple serv-
ing as a spout for the rain water.
Onnin, Onimn pr. n. m. Herod, the Idumean,
King of Judaea. B. Bath.
3*^.
Ib. 4*, a. e. 'n ^33, v.
)y2.
Lev. R, 8. 35; Taan. 23*; a. fr.
Ml
III. Ii.t V. **in) (MafArJ (iMMHiMiMMi i
H. lo III, 4 I1ai*r|>f. yyn -nr,
^
, m
, 9"nii thai NMuiii* i)n> TIiwimiI. tor fVuM
llMf* ImmmI lh Mttligailun of twmml lo atM* lijr lgl
4dakNM! ti. R. . I . Oani. U u> II. 1. . Mi w,
Tvyn, rryyti.
rajT^n t (m. n^)
<iiWri>fl<iw; tmrim''* 9t ^mtjf^t ffif*-> T Bar
'V
llorte*
'91 'n otnv >wM lanriMUoa
co*
Tmmi. irmm . . . r .
.Oaa.lL*
II. . 40<Out ft.
<. ^IHldr
Vl,.i'up n
'^
-vi Tr-n
rn
faki 4MlilM la

K..III. I V- Ti
iiVa rrV * iiV h* aaaM t^-* >
a IvoMoa (MMt MMkMaaU^ o<
Y.f' ^iii.tr* bo*. Ita ^i^Otr aad Oi*
'
furbtddco lo ilva a daaMoa. Bar 1. 1
'TIS
-
to laalt, v.fr.nTC Tff^
an 09tfTfHrff, a iipartaf mitpnt

A lirMadattt), opp. p^'^^V 'n. Yoa a~, a. tt.

im mmthoristd tmrhtr, jmi$t. P**. %^\m.tt.^l
.
niirn. v. N*. IV, tid, &a* Wrira in rr^rx 'o u
balaf apfiotatwl a UNichr in UrMt. Ilor. !,&(&*)
"ra (Mkh. ad. H
'
";
; ^tt. HorajfolM(HorontMh nmm
of a taliM >. TuMfIa, Tataod BabU a
TVvahalnii, ue ! r TrunaoM dieliloiM.
c*r*D^*n, c*2^Tn, tomc. oiu. vui cvd. 3.
raad with ad. Xudi.
rtjrV^ pr. B. I) Ormm^tl (AboraiBaida), Uta food
prineipla la tha ScadavaMa. Bob. S*, v.
TVTVHiWB.
Bath.TS* boi^ T.oaxt w.}.S) a gaoUl* (Paralaa) propar
Boon, . prt^. Oiu. ii. S)
Ti irc-it, . irinit4)
n
"nrTMi pr. a. pi. BanmuiOrmtaJt-Ar^fir, prob. klan*
tioal with An^ir, v.
'
^
'
4^^
B. Bath. &S*.
I
UM ai m. Honnia, nam* of a damoo, amp.
J'V^*-
B. Bath. T8* boU r*V^ -S n (Ar. a. Ma. B. a. Yar. in
aommani. i^'snnn),
W i|<^ ' II I pr. n. m. ayr-nnt, i.i . Miirc.t>ran prioce
and Iligh-prifat, brother to Ariatobole. B. Kam.
82**;
8oU4^S) Auhar of B. BUaatf. Ab.II,8ia.f^.3) too
of R. KUatar. Sab. 68*.
rrrin or rrrtn t (daoooi. of hou of rrn) <
tt/Hon^ Miiy cowcfiaarf. Balk S8*,a.f^. ncnpa lOO 'ii ti
waa eoaeei^rad in an onballowad eoadition (vhao bis
kar was a fantila). Ex. R. k. 1 Tts nr-^in sba was
ivad on tba road. lb. -rna kVc rtrrcr. rrs as sb
ivad witboat pain; a. ft-.
I rZ< I i f. (S^) rfodU^f 0tr, Aaarfwy aacr, opp.
gVin q.V.Y.Sabb. vu, 10* "prraF ti pnon i6 ncin vdgr
not raaobing an objaot ovar {tn>m ona tafi i loi
y
to
r) coontad among tlie labors forbiddsB <m tke
rw'l aiL alf Is pL
|f
a I aiL
awf W pi. n>Kr. TVB "Ttf^
/larataOi
W aa tai inai^tsi i slaliaa a# pw
p
aiali DS. naaltai. to
Tii
*?3rn (.
pi^ a. i9<n|.
.* r-
" "
u.
M. (V. KaM. H. B. a. L) If as* awa>*4 llto BaoMli
^u. ieaA'a'A . . ^ I 4a a Iwaw (i^hmt
ar aai Uw
llisb AasAy>. id 7^ n^ TOS: Ma. Il fv.
t!*'
1 a. , L) tmf do f !* '.' w-iM, tvr #
dMf an aalia4 m^.
TT^n f CTVr)
9wiitf. MMm
^
. Talk. Hwk fift.
H*yiV".,
^
'
pr. a. to. HniAa
ipa da Balk
ii*ri*

ir
matter
mfn
V. KiM. I. to^
V
i
mvon "BlliBa aUMr al Mm
M.I... -f) saatoni AaKMlto bfr i^at
...... ) 1. Y. B>4a. I.
r ba.; a. fr. V.
Frank. M^ p. T4% a<}.
/
1..- .. L_ . :

ea IW FM of BooilM.
'
^ aar* B. faofftla*).
oaOad B^-lb. IT* S
rrlb; A.fr.Ttoy.
ti
'.
II
'^
tfOk
fr.r .^rru, ^- ^
:. -^:
^V'
i.nnoa 71 er. Yn irr* (Ar arrcwii i|r
aT
<^ J^ivrf
i<
lioolhM (now aaBad n^ Ti>; v. MPSrv.
Hm, Tmi.
Pvov. xxn, ti arve m.. t. teyr^
rwjn
*
"TIT'-
BihUuA. Bab.
! -ai 71
* jrr* -i. .^*.^-; .. ..*-i.
bsiasanibatow miani^iWfcbapffiii r^l>
XVHI,0) and iBal suaeami^ tba rrt iBl aai iliw
Q
lWii
*
ib. XVIL It). lb. 9 iO-r=
-3 Ti wn bat is aa4 tlM
I
wilfalaass' and to soiirtiiia wiUi dlk paaaMjt
iTjn, STNT^
*'^^Jjn
^ ^'^^
i# ialli^ af iBa
blood of nerUtota. of tba*wiar of partBcattoa apaa Hw
analaaa. Sab. V, 1 'Ti 'n TBS Tm sad tksir btood ansi
ba sprtoklad on tba apaaa bstwMa ite ban Ae.T.Bar,
y. f* top rrms TT^ tha rin of apitakBaf wWch ha
psrforatod m valid, "pas. VI, t rrrr man (T. ad.
rr<vi|
1( tba sprinkliiv (oa tka aadaaa) prvn it; a. tt.tt
T^rm, rmwy. T. Toma T. 43^ top. Boh. ib. S5*. Man.
lll.'c;a.ftj
porticmM imio vAicA Oe asiy tfEmbimm (Daac XXXII,
143) It la ttdJndedta/s4ftcrrct>n#aai:y.l--4r'Wn;
T. 7IS ^nct; T. i18 myr-r; v.lM~^; t.7
M; T.sa43 X. B.Bash.Sl*(T.Tasala.L fori
divisioB); TVnL Boftiia XII, k.
rr^'i-Tn 342 cbtan
TT TT -
^l^in
^-
("'^''j ^- '^'^^7!'*) ^)
gifting a debtor notice
in order to prevent loss of right by limitation. Keth.
104'^
'na N^UJ nana has a right to collect (after the lapse of
twenty five years) even if he has given no notice.

2) Hazkarah (=d'^T3l23a
J^T'3!'!')i
^^^ insertion of a reference
to rain in the second section of the Prayer of Benedictions,
V. nnaa, contrad. to nVs<C. Taan.2''; a.e.3) the Tetra-
grammaton. Y. Ber. Ill,
6'
hot.PZ. ninsTln. lb. IV,
8*
top 'Dl 'n n'"^ eighteen invocations in Ps. XXIX. Lev.
E. 8. 1 U3"p3^ 'ri n""' eighteen invocations in the recitation
of Sh'ma, v, 5?:C; a. e.
SQin, pi. ^12)11, V. x^nn.
n^Tn f. (d^t) the refutation of ivitnesses by proving
an alibi, contrad. to niyriDii counterevidence; the con-
viction
of false witnesses (Deut. XIX, 19). B. Mets.
4'*
'fi niina subject to the law of hazamah. Keth. 20" 'M
"tT^SBn xVlU evidence of an alibi taken in the absence of
the witnesses concerned. Mace. 2* 'ii 'pi the punishment
for evidence disproved by an alibi (retaliation); a. e.
i^DDjn m. (pi) summons. Kidd. 70" KpniB (KpO-'B)
'ni (Ar. 5tri12'^53'n XpG*^"!) a document containing a sum-
mons (to appear before court).
nJlj|n f. (pT) preparation, designation of an object
for a certain purpose. Snh.47'', a.e. xnb'^ia 'it designation
is a reality, i.e. the designation of an object for a certain
(sacred) purpose isequal to its having been used. Bets.26^
Ti designation for use on the coming Holy Day; a. e.
i<ri^3D^n f.=x3ain. Kidd. 70^ V. xpDi.
T t:
tt;-
'
't!-
rii" (Ara,h.huzmath) a bunch. Snh.26''bot., quot.
in Ar., a gloss to KBD which came into the text, v. XB3
a. X3p.
t'-
p,^n
V. pw.
"I^n (Pers. haz&r, v. PerlesEt. St. p. 16) a thousand.
Snh.
98"'
(speaking to the Persian king) 'n 1X3 "j^ IT^X
SWia Ar. hast thou (Khar hazar gunah, Persian) an ass
of a thousand colors? [Ed. "^Jia ll'^n 13, Ms. M. IS inn
3315, Ms. F. aiSlia nXQ irn, Ms. K. aailS; Yalk. Zech.576
Ms. IT^innV ri-h n-i&tl ^3115 n^b ir^St ^^ has be (your horse)
the colors which his (the Messiah's) ass has?; v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1.]
i^vFlJ I m. (li^ti II) final decision, esp. ascertained
condition of
lejyrosy after the probationary days of con-
finement (lapri, V. Lev. XIII). Y. M. Kat. Ill,
82"=
hot.
'lib "OS Xlii Ksn here (in Miriam's case) the confinement
was ordered for a definite case of leprosy, opp. laOdb for
probation ; ib, 'ti
'^'Q^
the seven days of Miriam's leprosy
(Num. XII, 14 sq.); Gen. E. a 100.V. n-j'^bll III.
niObrin f. paste, v. no^bn n.
J^rnDinn, Pesik. Parah, p. 35% read xniBOin.
njI3(J f. (aia) 1) doing good, esp. a void to benefit
one^s self (or others), opp. tiyitl self-abnegation (or harm
to others). Shebu.111,5 'n ist nyin 'p^ ffii^ ta''ini vows
in which a self-abnegation or an enjoyment is implied.
Ib. 27" '31 niTUI ti il'O as well as the vow of enjoyment
refers to something religiously indifferent, so &c. Ib.
D'^ins tiauti a vow comprising a benefit to others; a. fr.

2)(y. Ex.XXX,
7)
j)reparing. trimming. Yomal4''; ib.33";
a. fr.Lev.E. s.32; Cant. R. to 11,14, a.e. (ref. to IS'^Ii'^n,
Dent. XVIII, 17) ni13il naulia Ti a well considered word
(which has its effect) like well-trimmed lights; nilDpil TlD
like the well-prepared frank-incense.
( l>2iI2n f. (bn:: 1) immersion of vessels for levitical
purification. Bets. 18", v. Sli^t^n; a. e.
"^llSjrT m. (n::3 Hif.) inclination, sliding. Bets.
9''
'n
'31 dbiD the question about moving a lad'der by sliding
from one window to another.
n^bii3n Ciian), pbiD?| m.pi. (wine
of) mtui
or Atul, a place mentioned as producing the most pref-
erable wine for libation. Men. VllI, 6 'ti (Talm. ed.
86''
'S (Ms. M. D-^V^I^?* V. Rabb. D. S. a 1., note; Ar. 'Pi).
H"^!! m. (rai3
1)
plaster. Tosef. Ohol. VII, 4 blS-^ dX
'31
"inati if the plaster on them is thick enough to stand
by ilself.
nni2n f. (nro H) 1) throwing (a stone &c.). Y. B.
Kara. Ill,
3*^
top n'^XSil 'n 1113 dX if one hit (him wlio
was carrying a flask) in the way of throwing a stone
(not merely by letting a stone lie in the road).
2)
con-
tusion. Y. Sabb.VI,
8*^
hot. inba IT 'n . . . nnll it seems
that I am not to carry off from this place anything ex-
cept this contusion (of my finger).
^^QTTCn, Tanh., ed. Bub., B'reshith 6, read Xn^Mp.
n"'l3n, JT^^t^n f. (!tj3) l) being inclined, i. e.
giving a verdict according to the majority of votes (Ex.
xxiil,2 nionb d^ni "^inx), Snb.i,6
'31 ^rii-Kris xb thy
verdict against the defendant must not be given in the
same way as thyverdictof acquittal; forthelatter suffices
a majority of one, for the former there must be a majority
of two.
2)
perversion
of
justice (Ex. XXIII, 6). Sot.
47'^
l:B1L''3 n'^^aSi.
3)
(euphem.) performing coition ivith a
virgin without causing a bleeding. Keth.
6''.
WbuTl, V. next w.
O^^blOai, Dbt2in m. (bVj, v. I-^^m) bazaar, shop^
public place (cmp. ni3n). Gen. R. s. 19; s. 20 I shall die
'ii ~b '21V^'^' nnxi (some ed. 0'hz:r\, corr. ace), and thoajj
wilt sit in public places (witli none to care for)?PZ.|
j^d'iVon, '-^Ti. Ib. s. 37 'n -pl^nsa m (some ed. "ilO
corr. ace.) they arranged bazaars (with entertainments)]
where they would exchange their wives, lb. s. 79 (ref.
to )Tr\ Gen.xxxm, 18; cmp. nwn) '31 Tt T^asa bipipn
he was the first to put up bazaars and sell cheap.
^u^}
UB
fUit.
. :u ... '. ,. J. . :. I
njtjtjn r.
(Tpq)
y
iwwuto
i.
M^ Iv, ab. 'iv t)
ptiiHm0 ifM to mum jrfwv sr iw4>r tmmrrt tm kMf
it tntrm for Ika Ba^Mk NaMi. *
n> 'T ti ntes
lit* |irtMUf4<n la liM|i dMi 1 wMHiwr viMit 44* IwM
W1W MbulUhvd. III. M* nV pr* be lllMlKMlt< Umm to
be w4 tor kM|4ii 4itl*i wanni *. f^.
II, II). Omi. R. . 44. Ctol. H. U* III. <.' -i w <
MbllMl ivniM Ibr propbMjr). (TomT. KI. B. Miw IV, i
TV?)
/
4
nn^ M.frtti,
/
rp
p
awiKiw. Kolk k. to IX. t
wllti whlb lb* tleli mu lUir \xnmA\ Y. ib. Vi,
v^
(tor mm tmA nWn); Tt lb. til. i re- r^--
Sitek. (Vnr. rww "vw, rts* rrxTO, tmA\ .. P"~*
S^IT'^, Y. B. Mu. V. W boi^ . IWV.
*n
II n liitij. (b. b. MTt) ykM, ktniM, r. 8aec.
V, b*K ' "^V *n hr if aol<vod brvMl for th<><
Oomt <
lbB. Mota. 4*
I o IbM only fi(t%
Sos, m aa4 bcr* tbj ar*. Uvne* (law) hriakk, Ike im-
9hmttme9u$ deHrrrjf
vf Qm mmomml cmftmid^ wbila Um
orwiitur claim* a largr amonoL Ib. "S^ ^XJC Tt U ana
dalirari on* portion of tba claim (mjb, liara it is*), b ia
an|t (torn tabinir an mMb fw*
n
bo eoatoa a part
a.fr.3)(int#rroi;
)

"
h R. Judab, i. . to
^'
in of R, J. doyoualludeT Sabb.*** "^S^T^as^r^
u ... ^r Minhab' i* mMUit in tba MiabDabt~llall.4t''
ir^*5'5 Ti wbiob of them (vTaotnallj olooaa up a bol
in tba anlraiU); a. tr.

i) wkertf Bor. SI* 'n m<r ^

wbara ia tba law, and whM<p tba good daada to protaet
vt^Tvg. T. Daat. V rn ti, t. cr-tx--*) ,
lifer. Tarf. Y. I Dau 41 p-a rn (oot irrj) aa
ligbtning. Mortljr *a Ti; oomb. "am. Tatf. T. Lav.
XXV, 40, .
"i^
f] I aba. . v
*nii " (b. b,Bt. a, 10;-^) [frvfj woef .'
1
1*
'S^ TCn *n alaa, tba piona man (ia no mora)! (T.
Sot IX, u^
"^h Mc. i8^ ^cm . . . les XI (luiL >t,
utituns: ^cm) lOaa for tba loat baakat tall of booka (doad
l*r
laarninf)! Ib. 11*, t.
^
N I t she, V. iwt.
ST
-
X{ i
J
ak,
H> *^*n'

T"*'
f/HHh
oAvv^ "aMba* ll
\.*KUmK yi%^ kmlim. Ilr.
4'' -^ "nn M^ M. {!
^.-
T.^'
li.i iii I '^
. fab. rV*V aUi- cdL r9r\

tbo olam *A ta. Lmm^ B.

u ^*f tttmtti
if*f
09 VPS*
8''^ I* XXfX t,
-- "
\h im nm^
"^
1^99 (Yalb. U> it
^
S'iT^i ara orai
f
iwwHk alNWbi (Mitf llnia|.
O^jn or C*XTT, fMiluE. a ft r-w
n

>C^^TJ, a. arrri
Srrn
t ab.lk nm Tart. II mmk. II, T (I
. rin,u.i*v.i.*^* "'Tn.
iabb. 114^1
.<< - -
r*^ 'Xn tbMla frowiaf amoof BotnuiilMrw (pradk.
onlaalia apiaoM, v.Bak Aal. a. a. Aaalba and aaaoaadL
w^)A
*2T>-
f^ Bailk ts^ r-*9<" m clU . m
>ir-7^). B. Kmb. Itf^ (l Babr. dM4 11 UpRi fBMM
M M. KTr? iImm wbo trim tborw (mnaailag iIm
t
ijf
for ibaoMaltraa). Ab. lar.
47*^
rrr ""J'fvi tv^ ''"Ui
M . M k
Ar. (ad. nm) 1m aa^m twnem br of
1 abraba; a. fr.
STT, rn*n, ^rn . (-an t% ^^ in ^^ .
rr*
m. wi 'i.i
)
I ) iJUf'N
'
aof, vAarr naf Tarf.
Y. 1 'Uaau IV. 7; e Tarf. U BHb. Till. 7.
Kob. B. to IX, It.2i i*iUiA.t
"in^-^-n mUi m Um
km M rtftrmct MmkM kmd dUm U tl &-/ Ga.
R. a. 7
-rsr*
"^ "?
7 (TaUu tbw l -;5^ rrmi
bart is mj lord* (tby boaband ). wbat boat ibon to do
wiib <ba 00a baiMo tboa <aa|tY. B. Kam. .ba^.a^
'
,
'
j
'
;.
'
b ""T-ii wbat abum bati tbo againU ma*Lav.
R. a. M '^r *;sC9
^9r^
arr^ (not "S *^) wbj Ami Hkm
call 00 iby aoamj be.
(fT'^
'
TT^l
nKTTTT m. Imdimn. Turg. Jr. XHI, a rC. Uk^,
(oth. ad. nit'''';:T.
,
rqrrori; b. it ").
CvTn m. (D?n) dam
y
r dwie *y
atriiiiJlM^ t kirkvma
B. Kam. 17*; !*;%. "Oaa.
"ilT"i m. (8>
f)
iraier. Bacc ii*
~
st:i
-7^ rn
'71
Ha. M. a (ad. "nrrR, Ar. 'trr.) taad kh iadar <Lrv.
XXIII, 40) bt iffitr, for ia Oiaak water ia oaOad b.;
Yalk. Lav. Ml.
"'.Tn, "ii-li
j
m. (inr. PS.)
fmfmf
rofttl; kmar-
y,
adtnjiiy. Kidd.3t^(nC,toLav.XlZ,)epansT
<n G'<o rin( bi aaA a war mm to stow jvmr rcapaela
(bafakgMar aaoa^). Ok
'=n rs rac
n
v. irer. Lam.
B.tol, I xfln (tftre ^n)
*:
1^'in 344
)T^'^
die in the glory of the Law (as a great scholar), v. St'^'^'!)'

niSO 'n doing a religious act in the handsomest way.

B. Kam.
9*' '31 IS) m^ia 'fi the expense for adorning a
religious act (e. g.
buying a jfine copy of the Law) must
not exceed one third (of the ordinary expense); a. e.
''l"'n, V. ary-'i:}.
pl^n, 'p^n (contr. of NJT^xn, v. xnn) then. Targ.
Prov.'l, 28 (h. text IH); a. fr.Targ. Ps, CXIX, 6 ed. Lag.
(some ed. -pnin). lb. XIX, 14 (Reg. '^-^y^ii, cmp. ^n'*)-
pTn tohich?, V.
'iT^rj-
SI^JTl, ']^n, SI2)^5S! m.(Otn, cmp.Dm)ai)nc%
shrub, prob. Spina Begia (v. Low Aram. Pfl. p. 231 a.
quot. ib. from Plin. Hist. Nat.). Tosef.Kil.1,11 you must
not plant cuscuta '"'Nri
laj
bs ed. Zuck. (Var. xmx^tN,
corr. ace.) on izma.Pl.
"ipnn. Targ. Job XXXI, 40 'in
(Ms. in).Keth.77^ "^n 1=^ "IDTT beer containing (in place
of hops) cuscuta growing on hizme.Mostly in connection
with
i5"^n,
V. xnrn. Sabb. 107^; a. fr.
Jj^mDrn f . (preced.) shrubbery
of
hizme. Erub.
28'^
'31 'nb fiib "|3'^^::p1 for the cuscuta dies when the hizme
are cut.
P^rn m. (pn) injury, damage, loss ; danger. Gitt.53"
a.fr. "I3"'D IJiNU: 'n a damage not discernible in the object
itself (e. g. if an unclean person touches food, whereby
its value is reduced, because the scope of its use is limited).
B.Kam.2'' i^p''pt}b iMCn a"^ ''a the damage done by the
tooth is connected with a benefit (to the animal). Ib.
"^1:173 np'^irt ban the damage by the foot is an ordinary
occurrence (and must be guarded against). Y.Ber.IX,
14'
top 'j'^^n 'n possible injury to health by the hot bath.
Gen.R. S.82 Ti bU) 'ni an obnoxious thing (animal); a.fr.
^Prri' 'TT!
ch.aame. Pes. S'' 'n n-iaiai Va'^il where
danger is to be expected. B. Kam. 22^ 'n "^"a the damage
is sure to occur. Ib.5* XtSJi^l 'n=h.nDi3 p'f'n, v. preced.
;
a. fr.
i<nrn, v. x-mn.
t:
T :
''DlSl^n m. pi. (v. IDiX) calamus, reeds. Yoma
78''
'nin in shoes made of reeds. [Rashi : QSJUJ '{^^
;
Ms. M. a.
oth.
'^3L:'ini; oth. vers. "^SK'^n; Asheri: shoes made of
ivheat-straw.]
n^nia^n, v. '^r^.
'"^n c.
1)
(='^5<n) this, that. Y. Keth. XII, 35 hot.
'31
"T^JiUJ Ti (Y. Kil. IX,
32^ bot. "ixn) how is that tooth
ofthine?[Y.8nh.VIII,beg.26a:i!!< n^b
-^^ -^in, v.
X^'^in.]
2)
(=-'n) which? (generally with p'n or ia, v. 5<"^"'':n, -,.ii';n).
Y. Shek. V,
48* '31 "pi 'ni . . . 'pi "^init (read
iin)
which
wine was good for the bowels, and which &c. Y. R.
Hash. I, beg.
56=^ '31 'm . .
'^3^ {^'^
'n which sheni refers
to months, and which to years?Y.Meg. I,72*top "pb 'n
'31
)13^X (='pbiS< 'n ; Y. Succ. Ill,
54=^
top "pb'^'^n) which "
are the headings of chapters
?
Y. Keth.VII,
31*^
top [read
:]
bxi^uj 'n D^n Ti3n "-n 6tni3ni2 st
iin3
with which of
them does the Boraitha cited by R. H. . . . agree? Ib.
IX,
32'^
bot. [read:]
-^33-1
"pb '^'^n (Y. B. Bath. VIII,
16''
'jlS'^X "iXn) who are meant by 'the Rabbis'?With prefixes:
-
"^ys, '^b. Y. Ber. I,
3*
top
'31 "l ivn
^"^3
(=1^X1 Kn3) as
(that which) R. . . said. Y. Erub. HI,
21*
top; a, fr.T.
Shebu. II,
33'^
nb^a SI "''^b (iXr^''}) with regard to what?;
a. e.Y. Gitt. IX, end,
50'' "i'-^V
njt 'pilNI (usually Itb),
V, r'^nx.
^^""'51
(traditional pronunc. X'^'^n) only in S'^'^nx (^"'nx
xn) to tvhich (of the clauses &c.) does this refer? Kidd.74'';
Keth. 12=*; V. XTi'^b'^X; a. fr,
J}^'''^n adv. (=X'^''n, cmp. niin, Ex. I, 19) 1)
quickly,
rapidly. B. Kam. 84*; Sabb.
134'' 'n x-iir^3 p'bti (Ms.
M. X"'!!, v, Rabb.D.S.a. 1. note) the flesh grows fast (the
wound heals quickly). Ib. 119* bot. Tt "i^lp-ibl
that they
may soon rise.

2)
(an exclamation of encouragement)
quick! go on! Gitt 34% a.e., v. ITOX.Pes.
112''
(sailors'
cry) 'n 'n Ms.M. (ed. X-'bin pl^ni xb-in 'n -^rib'^il, v. Rabb.
D. 8. a. 1. note; Mus. in Ar. ed. Koh.: X^n 'n -^irbn
r)lb"in). [Y.Peah I,
15^'
X3C) 'p-im 'n ed. Amst., ed. Krot.
"^m, Y. Ab. Zar. HI,
42"^
top X-^-^n, read "^^n.]
S'^^l'n,
HT^n f. (=XT'in)
1) this very thing, even
this, it is this. Y. Dem, I,
22''
top nplbna 'n this very
thing is controverted. Y. Sabb. VII,
10*=
bot. UWQ 'n
'31 nb'^;i3 this is because it is an act of killing. Y. Taan.
V,
67''
top -inx 'ni and this he said.
2)
(=X'i "^n) which?
where? Y.Maas.8h.V,56* top xn^nx 'nn by which road
did you come? Ib. 'n2 t3'^3n xbl and he did not know
by which.Y. Sabb. II,
5*
bot. X^n 'n which (trans-
gression) is it (that he is guilty of)? Ib. VII, 10*=, a, fr,
XT n"i^X 'ni and what (Mishnah, Boraitha) says this
(where is your authority)?; Y. Pes. II,
29*'
bot. X'n'^ni.
Contr. X^"'']!. Ib. VII,
34''
bot. "l^X
'1
and it is tliis he
said ; i. e. in this connection he said it. X'n''"b, v. "^"^n.

-b xni'^n (cmp. h. i:3i7) behold, there is. Y. Bice. II,

beg.
64"^ '31 B^ir^n 'jib'^i'^ni (='pb 'm) and behold, here
are fifty two.Gen. R. s^ 84 (ref. to rtlhrt. Gen. XXXVII, 19)
'31 n'^h '^'ni'^n (=in XT^'^n) behold, it is himself, becomes
carrying his dreams; (Yalk. ib. 141 n'^b'^l, corr. ace).

Y. Snh. VIII, beg.

26'' '31
3X nib ^l i^n
behold, he is a
father and not a son.
"
_n, v. preced.
pT"n, V.
yrT.
1D'''^^"n, V. viT^n.
"iT'^'n m. (='|i
iin,
V.
xn-iin) which noic? who? Y
9M
Tl^
) >>
viii, ti lop rn
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fpni rr* or rriit
kici.^.
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p
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hirh
4o yon Mil iIm olrrt (r
f^l Y P.. I ii*
ran rwD
"^ Ti
which Uoio.-f
t b. t Y.^lop fO^ *7Ti whMi
o4f| Y.llM.lll.H'
bot. 19 *! '^
(oorr. mm>t>
^rTT
c (-irn
T)
<* < <*<^ '< < Ar. to II*
Miwir. tf rorrttftmii to. Bw. tft^ boc
*7^
wm n H to
ihtotlmt U.i. iMkcd. Pw.M*'yia*rs*in UeonwpoMb
lu whm U wrilloa te^ v- K^fVtfS. Y. Tcr. U, 41^
bol.
Z'^nxxr mtUi*toMMUofO(MU>ihoM*of'flTMekc'Ao.
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18^ '91 n UU"i i
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i
a. T. fr<Br. t^^i^MO
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wlmi dlflbcoMO to ihor* botwMn whot tho Mbolon^ mj
11(1 wbol B. M. MgrtT lb. 'an
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T^
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ch.
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1) *r' (.
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boU KT'i; Ti huw can it happcoT, i. nanM a caM to
which ihU rula will apptjr.3) at, Hkt; in Taif. aditioM
uwil,v with doubla conpariaon: "^ :p\Targ. Pa. XXII,
I
.,q.; a.v,fr.m M00. Tairg. Pa. OXXXIT, It-
^3 'M
o lAol wJUeA, MVN at. Tarf. T. II Hub. XXIT,1,
^.
flaw rm m *n (abbr. li**m) tvan aa yoo no4
Soriptnraa. 0o. R. s. 1, bag.; a. t. fr.Y. 8ee.
Ill, &4*
top 'SI r<*n3in rro li the nuna words wklcli joa
Moko to tba ona, yon spoke to tha otharlOombiiiad
Na-r>,nt9Ti. Targ.Y.On.XXI,l;a.frY.Bnib.1,19^;
tr. Aa praAz to nooaa mx Targ. 1 Chr. II, 54
sEXa^STi
(ad. Log.
*
TiX lb. 64 (ad. Lag.
"3 Ti); t.
(. nasi w.) icArrrf Taig. Pa.
i.tttit^
M
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S;^*n (tt^
^
wAeref, (ralai) Anv. Taig. Jar.
lll.2(ed.Lag. K^); a.a.Targ.ProT.XXYI.80 Ar. (ad.
>t::"n).Bar. S* ^z^ "^ Ti tts* wbara doaa tba Tuaai
>f tlie Mishnab) stand, that he stairta with. Tram what
iue*T, i. a. to what law dboa ha rafcrfTob.106* ^QK
^ whara to thy telbortSob. M* ibtjK Tib wbon did
tiejr go to (what baoama of them)t lb. Vnt 7^ Wrm
vhara was Danial at the time?; a. t. ft-. HnlL
11^
:* xb-i . . .
*:!
(not "onx T.
^^^ Toaa
*
urVi -n
r**; "is'n
where there to nothii^ mwiinhljng it. B.
Mai*, tor
'9^ vrri tt to ! ott ww to vMill ko
ti a. t. I^^Bapli.
XfT
(
Ao.f . tr WO
t vMfo to 11^ omiit
Twf. T. DtUL xru tl i^
IMM odL
m^pn%
TTyrt,
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( praaod.) 1) ww aa.
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4.
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Tat.
Piw LXXIU.il Cot
'yn>-^
(wntow.)
on. Ao^/ IK lo^
4) aur lAr fUi fMk. JBafck,
p, ft*; Yolk. Oaa IM.
V. Hff-S III
*5*n 1-^-3 TI)
tiktmt |ief.4' TW Tre TI
bOVOMI
bojototio. frVi ^ (abbr.
t^ v *>9n
Lftoptel^
nr<i7 Am* mw* Bod. *l^ rwo Yi W to It aov lo bo
doiMod-t)Yio)OMrfrM,.*9ib%)ottiil lo
or4r flif. Btr. r
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Moy
p
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ii jrov ttvoa. lb.
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lA^ ^ "9
toil ko
i^ bo l^ftnod; o. V. h.
*T3n
(l>' H
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b. h.
^)
Iktrtftn, mm. Twf. Prov.TI,! Ho, (od.Li^
3^3n, od< TSHj srsf; Paab* s^sn).
T?T!
^-^5^
TTti a. (b. h.) pdtaM, At r^; sp. ifcr JSb/p.
Ibo baU oMilotalat tbo goMon altar Ac^ ooMnd. to lA
Holy of BoUoa. o. ^pqiK Hldd. lY. I; o. fr.Bod. 1.
1
YQ 00 fcimdwi aa UMoibrtafi oT tko Toapto (o
tmrato)L T.8McT.M*Y8nrm(Mflrw\o.
BMhi to BLTllI.lt) aad oftaiai ibaTwtIa (Hktm^
iadooaaejr); a.fr<A. nft^T*- T.aMk.Y.oiid.4i^ C^mI.
ft>.Boa.yiIl. I4)l
R-'J r, 8C>. f
J
di. sooM. Tafg. i iktng* i, j, a.
o.Kidd.
71* 'n by tho VMipioiY.Tma. 111. a^
?
n ^anp
^
enp alaad op todag tiM ToBpIo (farpntyar).
OaoLB. to l.l,aMd (raCto Ahl YII1,S) Tn
of tbo TMipIo (reUckmi ao^sK
MDOTT, nCDTT, . rrrx
- t -' '

SCr'n, rZZTtZ (*. <7<n)
d
Om, m IA^ ftthmimg
mmmer, ctOM oa. Tug.Pror.Y1,S. Tatg. Pik XLYUI, t;
a. fr.S) 01. htm! Tkig. Pior. V. is.(Dk XXTI. tt
m . . .n oa taow oa (Ar. itrr).j
(botoa)
"OTiBufnss)!
BrvhTll^ -rs Yi a aack ia tta door
S"*!*" S*1Ti ch. samaL 8abk. ir 'ps- rr -r^
T - - -
71 the BAbbto made a diatiactioa (a
Kb'^n
346
'PlrV'T*
law) concerning glass ware. Yoma
2* inb 'iliT^bl '^S'^ri ^^
Ti in order that they be distinguishable (from other sacri-
fices). Hor.
13'^
'al 'n . . .
i3>:a
X^ ought there not to
be a distinction (in honors) between myself and them?
Pes. 114^ np'U'inb 'n some distinction to attract the at-
tention of the children.PZ.
-^^T^.
Zeb.
21*'
'n 'i^n "^n
I'ins lin two signals were given at a time.
STHl pr. n. m.=itV!S:. Y. Yoma VI,
43"=
top; a. e.
S^TlII hila, a sailor's cry, v. Xi^n.
!7^>>^n,
-Jl^n
m.(-Vn) l)walk. Keth.lll*. Sabh.113''
naiy hia r\::^h'^f} thy way of walking on the Sabbath.
Nidd.
31* d'l^a"! 'ti faculty of walking.Gen. R. s. 20 'n
'D1 -i"i^D d"iS?3 (not "]^1S) natural movement of the bowels
(Ber.
57*'
bi^VlU).

2) walking (lengthwise and breadth-

wise) through a field,
as a form of taking possession. B.
Bath.
100''; Y. Kidd. I,
60''.
3)=nsb'in, carrying to the
altar. Zeb. 1, 4. Ib.15'' {'[h'^'b) -prib "p-i2\a 'n a carrying
necessary for the purpose.
i^D^^^n ch. same, 1) walking. Sabb. 148" Up xn
'na i\UBO they would have to do so much more walk-
ing; ib.
113'^ 'n2 ^"^^-o Stp; a. e.2) as preced. 2). B.
Bath. 100*.
b^TH, bl?n m. (bbn) 1) recitation of Hallel (v.
V^ii), singing praises. Num. R. s. 3, beg. 'nb "pa^lb the
branches are employed (on Succoth) for reciting Hallel
with them. [Ib., a. e. h\'rh.']

2) occurrence of the stem

bVn in Bible texts. Ber. 35* (ref. to the plural D'^blbn,
Lev.XIX,24)ln5inb'ri'in irh ini''S< one A^7/w^s remained
over to be employed as an intimation that you must give
praise (when drinking wine).

PI. D^b^^'ifi. R. Hash. 32*

'n n-ill5S> ten times bbn in Ps. CL; Meg. 2l'' (omitted in
Ms. M., V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).Pes. 117 haVluyah
means H3"in '^ina IfTlbbn praise him with many praises.
S^l >^n, X>^>n ch. same, esp. praising the bride
in dancing'before her (v. Ps. LXXVIII, 63; Keth. 17*),
in gen. wedding. Targ.Koh.III,
4;
a.e.Ber.31*; a.fr.

Snh. 105* (prov.) when mouse and cat ist'nUJ'^lan 'n I'lSS
'51 Ms. M. (ed. !!<^"in7D) make a wedding feast, it is from
the flesh (fat) of an unlucky (victim).

'n ''S wedding

house, feast. Ber.
6''
^b'^^ 'n "^ni K^5x (Var. ibl^n pi.)
the meritorious act in attending a wedding consists in
words (cheering songs, addresses &c.); a. e.

PI.
"^b^^'^Hi
'^n. M.Kat.28* 'n T^nUJ Xion "n ^n sixty weddings were
celebrated in the house of R. H. Gitt. 57* 'il X&''5 "^nm
'55'^ni and on the other side of the town were weddings
and feasts; a. e.
*^1*
"n (or p^lb"^?!) hihif (or hiluk), a sailor's cry; v.
J I "n hilyoni, a sailor's cry, v. preced.
']i'D^*b^n, V. "i'iiap'^bx.
^
<^n>
V. "'in II.
[Tn,
?I^n=r(l?^X.
Y. Yeb. X, end, ir.Zab.III, 2
"n . . . 'In this way . . ., the other way; a. fr.
lJ<Db^n f., pi. pb^n, v. xnabn.
!]Db^n,
?I^>n
(='r^S> ^!i) therefore. Yoma
74''
'^n
'31
"i^^
therefore (since sight aids in satisfying the ap-
petite) &c. Meg. 2l'' '"^n therefore (since the opinions
differ); a. fr. [Ms. M. 2 reads "]3bin, v. Rabb. D. S. vol.
VI, preface, p. I, note.]
IDb^n,
^nDb^n, v. ^r^^^r^.
byn pr. n. m. Killel, v. VsT). [b^^n, Pi. of bbn q. v.]
"'D^'^n (corr. "^Jabn) f. (otXfxifj) brine for pickling.
Sabb*. klV, 2. Ib. 108^. Y. ib. XIV, 1^" top n3'^l:J '"^n
I^IX the preparation of halme requires a trained person.
Erub.
14'' i^abn^ Ar. (ed.
'^'^^) in the law concerning
halme (Sabb. I. c.)Pl. 'ppb^n or 'i'^ri^ri. Y. Ter. X,
47^
hot. 1*^n "p^Qibn^, read: 'n'^'n 'ji^b'^n^ it (the taste) came
from the brine.
^Qb'^n, Pesik. R. s. 2324, read "ipb-^a, v. "^pb.
^DTH I pr. n. f. CEXlvrj) fieZew, 1) mother of king
Munbaz, a convert to Judaism. Succ.
2''
(Ms. M. ''Sbfi,
Var. n-isbn, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); Tosef. ib. I, 1.
Yoma III, 10; Tosef. ib. II, 3 (not isb^n). Naz. Ill, 6.
2) mother of R. Hillel. Lev. R. s. 12, end; Yalk. Jer. 320
'n na bb-^n '1; (Lam.R. to II, 8 Db''S< 'n).
J> n II, Mini, a sailor's cry; v. N"^^!!.
lOj^TH, I2)^bn m. (-Jpb, V. ni-u?p5bx; cmp. b. h.
Dlpb;^) {receptacle, store,'\ 1) the ciboriuni (seed vessel)
of
the Egyptian colocasia (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Colocasia;
V. Dfrblp). P;. T^'L:pb'^n, 'bri. Tosef. Maasr. Ill, 14; Y.
ib.V, end,52* whose stalks are few, "prills "jfiiop^ni and
ciboria numerous.
2)
stack
of
grain, pile
of fruits in the
field.Tl. as ab. Naz.
8''
y^p "^'^p^rj V^^^
(as many days
a Nazir) as the number of piles during the fig crop.
[3) a bird's pouch; v. next w.]
I2)^b^n, lOpbn (denom. of preced.) 1)
(of circum-
cision) to trim the preputium, by splitting and drawing
it upwards so as to form a sort
of
pouch around the
denuded cone. Sabb. 133''; Tosef.ib. XV(XVI),4 T'i^phri^
'31 you must denude the cone &c.2)
to fill a bird's pouch
'
or crop, to stuff. Sabb. XXIV, 3. Ib. 155''; Tosef. ib.
XVIII, 4 distinction between l^'-iipbn^ a. rt?"^pbri (Hif.
of i:pb).
^I2p5"'n f. (y. ''lipbx) winding staircase. Tosef. Erub.
VIII "(V)", 11, v. ^OpbxV *Sabb.l57'''bot.
'31 n'i:p '\r\ (Ms.;
M. npbin, Rashi a. Tosaf. upb^n) a small passage (Rashi)
j
was between, covered with a defective roofing; (Tosaf.:]
pile, shed, v. iTiapbN).
847
W
xd,r
< of Ml otkrtm fwiX m4 'frttM ii* (I will
Kiti.tf''nitmpnMpibMMit
Y.tkM.
wi!. but '81 tnrri
rnr^ T (Mth. iv.f.i^ twi^
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lv o#
ttlm *. Owi. H hSl rovn nWak
os toy ofii iUm kt4>.
lb. . M wn
tHp* mmI Mm Umw Awn It (Um
$fU
a. fr.-. tiol all ipmid9 om him, U m, ha km
no Hftti. 11 bU power, lb.
*9i
<ial ira*n Vs lA
Ho hiMl it<i rtglii to rtta(M fttf lUnmJU lb* bMM 4*.
Num. M. . 4 a^
r^
-W^ TVn |6 yut biMl no rbi u>
onlr Ae. Ma. R. . I 9i
jm tei bava yo a rbi lo
ajr A.f V. Vt.
JOTI, V. rjn.
WVl eb.*'b. on; T
-^
wAirA rr H lUil. X -i \
tl.
(MUb. a. Babli ps-ti)
Witm, Y. Katli. I, ta lop, . irjfCTi.
H^JICTI, . irr^rr.
OIQTt, V. owrn.
*j"2*n to trtut, r. lyrv
^*irn, '^M (^|i(a)Aai/-. 1Wuad.Biib^ addlUun.
to BhlA^t- 1* (rtf. to
Wn
Dent. 1, M) tbay dividad our
baarU' <cru^ %xnat^pvb (raad O \
'
V^) Um Oiaafc
kmiif; T. Num. B. a. 17; v.
00^
y^c^^n,
y
*on*n, 'D'*i!2*n, read : vuu^th/^
or yr^tjOT'y* '"
(H'<^'^'^
**>'' ^^^"^ of a}i(9vTCoO mh^
Mtyif, a Jewel in Uie lligbprieeta* breaai-plata. Bs. B.
a. 88, aad (r. LXX Bx. XXVUI, 19).
*5^tjbj5^n, 5<^^?2n m^ pL "^^^'r:
(denom. of
a^ . S^r;) tMr canig$ for tMe Uam* in trait Oj*ffi<iy.
B. Bath. Ksb^n rrs nran >*
Ar. (ed. Kob. naVan,
ira.M. *3Vian rra r^a^n, cd. ^Van rr^ "ran) altboogb
be placed sUla tharaon (intiaBaliiif that the aaifbbor maj
in ftetora reet beama on tham). . ns^^
HFiba^n, Hsnbon, pba t (Van-v^n) [Ami.
i^ 9<ee,]
f
imuvU
f
iiw. Ber.86^ 'an irnn cn >tfi
(Ma. M. *tfi, margiaal eorreeiion *an); Tonui 81^ **r-
(Ms. M. *r% Yar. 'an, *att, . Babb. D.&a. L mom) that
proeerred ginger ooaiii^ fkoca India; cmpw Bon.
yyrif pzrn (ai or
T;-h. T9n) . '^<.
ron/Me; ( Imm oi fnni; fa arfmitM eawfaMc Tkrg. O.
i*n. XV,6. Taig. ib. XLY, 2; a. f^.B. Earn. 115* "srrn
^':'U'n he loaned him on trost (without a pawn). Keth. SS**
v * 99^
799; ilMBaMto
lagal aa tf tW<e Im4 kaan lo -iTwai
ffcrtu, 41*
|'''*I*
b4i4ac4iraelMib)riMflMal#(v|i^
tmmmt}. T. Bar. II, I'
k^
mv^ ^V-Vi
rVl6 I
Unm muita) OS tkf hmd; a. l^.~iVrt mm.
Wm
(*k.
TW)
AiflyH nlM/'. rr^tl^J i.v/f

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9f^ ji'ui i'v far wuMM<wi li^wi M. 7^aa,
(o(jr tbeparlMpleboiaf
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laa<M>>,-IU<k.tf^y^fri8Aabeliliulia.
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te oriar i ba mttU tnmwonltfi V, B Ka. tw, i*'
bM.Ti*ni a-fr^a Meu. at*" ^S lUi'i' u 16 (.a r-^oflrw
mm, parlaac) I 4o nai iraM iWa (Mm. n<9 ;oTi 16 ka
(AbmlMMi) 414 MC laljr a* M}l
-
"T* XTi
- iW^>H, mm.) ttfmm. KK.B.a,4.
*; Kob. B. lTI,| <rvi\ 7V<SV^ TT's-ii f^
a^e); VaJk. Oaik tf; YaUL Ul i8l{ . 1^.
N~':
OT, layn f. ca^i) *<
<m4.
/ma.
Qaa. rv
. 4; a. fr. B. MaMi 14*. a. Bu p*i
nrvsijrTQ fB^'Vi) to kae^ ap Ue lafMrtalioM fcr iMMity
(bk eradiii. lb. 44^
Qn
Ti
r^ mo laBaMa aM ba
p
laced on awvaala.Aa as afltotie<: fatkf m mg
tnrit Ma4.44^ 9 irra 7% ay wof4 is ika bMi4 a# iBb
voaMa. L a. 1 pla4ga tbaa mj word. Bah. i4
ITS
ft
Ma. M. I aaora tbaa (ed. Jts Yi
w bM Um iriiaii
in oar baadaji Babb. 10^
9 H ^o^ "Wlc |e penaiMod
to mj 'faltbr la aa aaalraa ptaae^ v. 77T^
*^32Tn, Bmb. 44*. r.
ti^\iMJ.
*n^?2rn
f-
nrrO rrftoHr, Aa^; ti ms
oee..
tenperad dlaporithm, oppL i I
'
u
mw rab. Yalk. Ifaaa. 774
(quoted fk-. 8lfM Bata).
pMPn, T. prrx
^^*J*:'~
(h. rth, . Ndld. Mand. Or. p. 44) f&r
/<><
<-'
" Ittrge alommtk ofrwmmmmia; 7i t? fAr
/bl cemerim the km emrred tuU of the fatye ifeoMcA
(opiniona andarfale
j). BoO. 44^ Ar. (ed.
'"r?
>
T^i)^
'*1
1) fo; .
T?.t)
(-b. h.
w
UUtf/.
Vajikra, Hobah, eh. X3, Par. 4 'Si -<on CR 7<n aov.
if he wbo^enkaCMdodaK to idolatry) is not
;
how can he Ac? (TaDc Ler. 470 oolj
'
-
'
lUl at).
y

I-7n- T.Bie.l,S*topnontt
ing witii
TK).
V
rn
348 ntD^n
I'm
II m. (b. h.) Hin, a liquid measure, equal to
twelve Log. Eduy. I, 3; Sabb. 15" Hillel said
'31 'H t^b^
a hin of &c., (using hin instead of tivelve Log) because
one must use his teacher's words, v. '"iiiiV. Men. IX, 2.
lb. SS'^
'31
nUJ^a "iTJI 'n nin there was (in the Temple)
the hin which Moses made for &c. ; a. e.
2)
homiletical
interpretation of hin tsedeli (Lev. XIX, 36)=')n, yes. B.
Mets.
49'' '31
1^^ in
Jtrr^lD that thy yes be true and thy
no be true. Y. Maas. Sh. IV,
55''
top p1^ 'pn imi and
where is (what becomes of) the hin tsedek (that thy yes
must be true &c.)?; Y. Gitt. VI,
47'*
bot.
': 'n i<in 'jni.
S5"*n ch. same. Targ. 0. Ex. XXX, 24; a. e.
5^i''n m. (Iva, ace. of ei;) one, v. )!!.
SD'H f. (cmp. K'^^rt a. "^n) quick-baked, half-baked.
Pes.
37*
'n ns^ ed. a. Asheri (Ms. M. 2 K3, v. Kabb. D.
S. a. 1. note 3); Men.
78''
Ms, (ed. X3; v. Rabb. D. S. a.l.
note 4).
JD'^n, V. asn.
'^ii3''n, V. xro-in.
Sl3''n m. Indian vetch. Bekh.
37'' n3i;i3-0 "^X^
T :
what kind of karshinah is meant? Ans. 'n Indian; v.
n3"i^-i3 II.
mTT], nsi'^rn, "ii^rn m. ch. Indian, b.
Bath!
74''
'n mirTi^''l'(v.*Rabb,D.S.*a.l. note 100) R. J.
the Indian. Ab. Zar. 16* 'n tt^TlB Indian iron (used for
armour).Targ. Jer. XIII, 23, v. nxm^i.P/. '^Xl'nrri.
'n ia
India. Ber. 36''; Yoma 8l'' (Ar. "^I^iri).
^ll^^D^n,
"^'I'l^^n,
'^n h. same. PI. "-pll^J^n, 'pi-^iT,
'Sti. Yoma III, 7 (Y. ed. "|1113''n, corr. ace.) Indian linen
garments. Y. ib.40'' top.''.i^sri ^a, v. preced.V. '^p'^'nsin.
SHD^n, y. '^^jn.
^T^?''n '^n
P""-
- -f<^t- Targ. Esth. I, 1 (h. text
!|lh). Targ." II Esth. VIII, 13; a. e.
''|P'''^!D"^n,
2Tl f. ('IvoixTj, sub.
7^)
Jmita. Targ. Y.
Gen.II,'li 'n 3J^x (Ar. "pl^sri; h. text nbiin). lb. XXV, 18
ipisn (Y. II i<"ipi"lD"in).
Denom. 'Nl^i'njiri, 'p^'ni'-^f}, '3ri
Indians. Targ. I Chr. I, 9.
^D^n, 'n n^D, B. Mets. 88^ V.
iS-in.
1^"n (=ini5 -in,
cmp. siai-^ri)
wAere .? Y. Maas. Sh.
IV,
55''
top, V.
T^n
II, 2.
nij"n m. (ni3) setting doivn, temporary deposit. Y.
B. Mets. II, beg.
8^ 'n ]*i1 in the way an object is laid
down (to be taken up again), opp. rplUJ^ hidden away,
lb.; Bab. ib.
21'^
'H -j-i1, opp. tlb-^SD -|m accidental drop-
ping, lb.
25''
'n pSD a case which leaves it doubtful
whether an object was laid down to be called for again,
or dropped.Zeb.
27^^ 'n rS'iUn^ the intention of letting
the blood of the sacrifice stand over the due time (v.
ib. Ill, 6).
SQ^D^n, riQ^D^n f. (D13, formed like preced.)
slumbering couch, esp. (a popular adaptation of u}Ae-
vatoc) henuma, a curtained litter on which a virgin bride
was carried in procession (cmp. Sm. Ant. s. v. Lectica,
about xXivyj a. cpopslov). Keth. II, 1 'na nxs'^iy that she
was carried out of her father's home in a henuma or
with loosened hair; Y. ib. I,
25''
top N31^'^n (corr. ace).
Bab. ib.
16''
'n
i15>
witnesses testifying to her having
been taken out in a A.Ib.
17^ tn ^"O what is henuma'i
Answ. K0X1 6t"i13n an oven-shaped (frame) draped with
myrtles ; oth.opin. '31 ra Xl33'23i2n xnbp (not S-a3^T xn"i-ip,
V. Rashbam to B.Bath. 92'')
a curtained couch on which
the bride reclines as though slumbering. Y. Keth. II,
26'
bot.
'31
St^13T33 '(ory there (in Babylon) they call it
namnuma (a slumbering couch), the Rabbis here call it
Kal-^IIB q. V.
l^DTj m. pi. (=')13'^X xn) those, exactly those. Y. R.
Hash. 11,58* bot.
'31 y^-O^^p 'jlim 'na in the case of such
witnesses as had been standing (at the time of obser-
vation) &c. Gen. R. s. 9, end
'31 'n T^Ti
ni-^niX 'n the
same letters form both words (1N^ a. D'lX).
I^Drn, V. p'i'1p3l:21S'^K.
J n
1)
pr. n. pi. Hint, a Babylonian place near
Pum'beditha, a twin-town of Shili. Gitt. 80*. Bets.
25''.
B. Mets.
72''.
2)
pr. n. m. Hini. Sabb. 147* 'n 13 ^DX
(Ms.M. '^3n -a 'X 'n, v.Rabb.D. S. a.l. note).3)
'n n-^a
pr. n. pi. Beth Hini [Bethania], a place near Jerusalem
(v.Neub.G6ogr.p. 149 sq.). B.Mets. 88* 13'in
n-^n ^lU nr3n
(Ms, H. )3n; Y. Peah I,
16<"
bot. ']13n "^33; Sifre Deut. 105
,3n 133) the shops of B. Pes. 53* Tl ir^a (Ms. M.
isni-^a);
Tosef. Shebi. VII, 14
i3'^'in'^2, '^3Kin'^n ; Erub.
28'' ^31\-i'in
(Ms. M. '3X1 n^D); V. i3iK II.
''p'^jzi'^n, V. ''p'^^siit.
D3^n I, V. bsn.
D3^n II, irn
they are, v. )r}.
yirn, V.
p.
'py''n(?) pr. n. m. Hinak. Pes. lOl'' the school of
'n
"Q
. . 'n
2"!
Rab H., or according to some. Bar II.;
(Ms. M. p3T3%'l nn a.
p3'in
31; v. Rabb. D.S. a.l. note).
jD n,
fo recline, v. aaG.
30^n, riilO^n, v. nan, nasrj.
nO^n m. (n03) removal, only in nsin 'n discarding
from the mind, being given up, diverted attention. Y.
Ter.VIII,46'' top in 'na n^DB3 xb it (the T'rumah) has
not become degraded by your giving up the hope of
using it. Ib. n"iin laT in 'n the law declaring T'rumah
degraded by being given up is Biblical. Snh. 97* three
things happen '"in 'na when least thought of. V. ^^sn.
rt5 S49
/ '. I V, !, M^ AMl(, ONM Of lk MM nMrttMri
.1.. .^AttitoM, Tob. X, I T9 nrp3 mi M* MH tHaMar
! >MrJ r|ll.t< . lUi. Ui the ltal Mill
> t<ft of
'obo4)r
ii) MMMr
of V4
,
. (O lrfk
h nmjr la rvUini put Um dainuuit.] Bbcba. 40^; B.
Mlar, foivrMor. Blfi . n rm sit
Bn^UU if
'
4UMr
of tbcai:
>
"^ff^
lb.3i7:5i \V,f3
quoitinA.. ,,
__ :*x.
D*p*n, Hif. of
s^r.
l*gTT, i:*i>TT,
:j*)>t:, Xw^rn. t. Mb
']j5*n, ^*j>*ri,
^*i>3 '^I^n
" ^' "'
"
^'"^'^'
ftrmcf, nurface. V. Knib. VU^'b^.
24'*
"a^ n-rcr rt
a
eiroumfbraDoa of niDij te. Sabb. SO* VQi^ an tba
largw portkHi of ibo sorfMe of Um wood (boniof), opp.
^'Or 2ir, Sooe.
7*>
'an I>^1H^ trOK if tbei* la room
oooagb intbeeircamfereMtofarovBdSaeoabtonatte.
Krab. I, &, a. 'an vpTQ n\c wbattvor (drda) has
a oircomfiuraMa of tbraa baad*brMidUM, bias a viilli
(diameter) of one. B.BaUi. IS^ ^h Vab
*^
eBO|h (bkak
l^archtnent) to bo wi^ aroimd tho aaliio rolMap
soroll. lb. 14* qpn imp this is ia ooatiadieliaB to whai
has been said aboxe *aMmgb to be wrapt Ae.*; a. fir^

:) <mMniHHnff tlehi^ t. m^^ Towf. B. Mets. Till, 27

't^n rc^rr *na aafficient tint to collect bis
iags (10 viod ap liis bosaaess).
iIm mmigj iw4c> ( . mimk laiia Ml a MMitBl
lallMsime <a Um. XIV. 1 a; or aa a frtailH MMaMi
loboili >
*<f,ir'9i^*ViynnYSlM4flrad
iWlawi' >m9mwmilmmpwmim1lluUhkmtk
<v. njji hf nmta am tuthtpt m tkm
4aBf libiJag is
Aa^ raoaisMl. la n r*- - '^'
xk 4t^ a. u ^n
T' ^m 7Q ^gbn a la*
-^
J bjr aaataor mmf
be asB4 Ibv ilwtHag aaiwi r m* ; maimrt a, tr.
0mf 4Mfcr as la liw ipjillMMwianiw Adttw* fbiw
a
iiHfclai aM iiiiiil Kartifc. ^{ aw fr
JWrn
(HM'lH) ai. Mnls/, a afc'w or
*r^
-hA
Milar aad iHagtst (aavaa, wppmil to ba rAatfaAtpAar.
e/ar(rP.tM.iaMr-TniU^Pi.p.lat. tan. MP*
^ mmr (Ma. M. t
n
* BoMi- D. t. a. L aoia ) bi
mtl^moikkdmfba awaai (bjr ! aM^ Lev.XXfll.4)t

Pml ar
"^
wrm arfglrt ao A.beMMMi t< MrorM
s.ZII,t)t
jn7?7..(
flrrm, Mrnrrrrt, -i i Mi. .
-n
''t'''n
M"l'f[J'n, r. 'rrr\ term.
ibrT:,r'brT:pr.a.pLir-ttj,H.iAJbii. r^tt^-,
Toaot'xidd. I,
W
Zolfc. r6rmy
TPT], "I Vr, "TT? ak CTs. mt nwj) rrfMaa,
kf^ftnmadtm,
"permUd tttftei, ftfifiaiafr acfsM, ofpt
"ant Toaa m\ a. f^. to ^ rness it afpian to Wai
like a lifilliMla aoLT. 8abb.VIl, f^ tap 9
Ti rA r*
titers is a lima wbeatha legal iwuitliua ciiaciswiaflar
toraoMvad. Geo. a.s.7t, ead; s.Mbsff.
Ti TnraPBrA
to fire her ia aauriage ia a lafHiaMle way. VaiL B.
s. 10^ bsf.
"zn Ti Tamo me "bm thorn who l aasi ig the
eoBBectioa with bead asaiai pevsitaad. T.Teb.l,bf.f*
fWier% m;v%it to the wigiaal statas of ftae
<
f^^Bsp.(r-rc) TI lAc rdbaarAwi"IfrOei
s^a sdUfari^ler /iaiiiy Am- rcMow /W- >
T. nrfL Baf. 1,8 t^^e rmv 'S ti the rales (
the rvlcAM fh>m tows hai ia the air (hmrt no bibWeai
foaodataoa). T. HM.IX, bcff.
ST' sar. Ti lii
t
ieisMna by
a teholat^ deeisioo; a. ft.
Wnprn, HTTTT, TTT eh. aaaou Abu Xac Si^.
a. 'an n
*
pas Kb CM will Bot lat I
nn
350 HDDri
permitted and eat what is forbidden. Hull. Ill'* S^3 'n
it absorbed permitted substances. lb. K^IG'^X "^T^^ "^tMil 'n
a permitted substance -which is bound to become for-
bidden (when coming in contact with milk). Ber. 60*,
a. fr. 'ni na, v. xn'S; a.fr. -
nn> fut. ^\TV, inf. ^\^^T^ (contr. of
l^n)
to go. Ezra
V, 5; a. e.Targ.Gen.XX,13; a. tr.Part.Af.pl. 'p^no.
Targ. Ps. CXV, 7 ed. Lag. (oth. ed. "jia^rna).
nn, !7n f. (=i<'n with affixed "j locale) this, that. B.
Bath.
58* Nnn^X "|n this woman here (myself). Yoma
13*
"in i<Oi'^p Stn SilTi^ if this one should die, the other will
be (his wife). lb. VT'Tl in^a IX^ "jm but this one (appointed
to become his wife eventually) is not 'his house' (not
being his wife).Yeb.23'*, a. fr. -jn irin is not this the
same case?; a. fr.
{J^DH, HDn (=St3 Kti; cmp. preced.) here, hither; in
this case, now. ^Targ.Gen. XXII,
5;
a.fr.Y. Hag. II,78
top iiDn^ nir-iN -;"'n how didst thou come hither?Y.Snh.
VI,
23"^
hot.
'31 fcOrtb
^i->5J^1
and I shall bring hither &c.
Succ. 4% a. fr. 'ft . . Wnii there (in the case first mentioned)
. . .
, here (in this case). R. Hash. 4*, a. fr. 'iia from the
following (Biblical passage &c.). Pes. 114% a. fr. "^as 'fi
'31 (abbr. 3"n) in this case, too, &c.; a. v. fr.In Babli:
'n here, in Babylonia, &nn, "j^n in Palestine; in Y. the
reverse. Snh.S"; a. fr.Y. Ber. 1,
3''
hot. 'm
'fl'Si
Palestine
scholars. Y. Keth. II, 26^ hot., v. K^iirn; Lev. R. s. 30
'n "(O from now, v. X^rj; a. v. fr,
nSSn, rr^'^Sn f. (n^S, nif.) striking, beating, -
sZf.^Macc.8''sq., a.e. nai-iB niU3 nn ')'^S<12J 'n a striking
for which no P'rutah can be claimed as damages. Y.B.
Kam. IV,
4*^
nn^^ n'lisn a fatal blow : a. e.Pl. nistsn.
Tanh. Thazr. 9 'n bllaob to suffer blows.
b^DUOn, Tosef. B. Kam. IX, 28 ed. (Var.ined. Zuck.
6nsn, iKD); Tosef. Shebu. VI, 2 j-'DHsn ed., v. '^x:a"'an.
U^DHDn, v. soHsn.
12J''nDn, ^npn m. Can^) contradiction, incon-
gruity in details of
legal evidence. Y. Yeb. XV,
15* hot.
mis "jins miS> 'n an incongruity in the statements of
witnesses concerning the details of the main fact to be
ascertained ; ni'iS "iJlX^ nl13> 'fl concerning circumstances
subsequent to the main fact.
( lIDnjn f. (v. preced.) 1) contradiction, the denial
by one set of witnesses of the deposits of the preceding
set; eoMn^er;i(?ewee(contrad.to M^aj^i), rejection
of
evidence
oiving to counterevidence. B. Mets.
3*' '31 'ni )W are
subject to rejection through counterevidence or proof
of alibi. lb.
'31 'ri3 13''St (the debtor's own admission)
cannot be upset by counterevidence &c. B. Kam.
73*',
a. e.
'31 natn nbnri 'tn counterevidence is a preliminary
procedure to be finished by proving an alibi, i. e. both
are one continued process of law; a.fr.
2)
failing, waste
of flesh, in gen. deterioration. B. Kam. 94* mm 'n
(sub. I!<*1113'^3) a deterioration which can be raplaced (by
good food), "iin kV'i 'n which cannot be replaced (e. g.
a fracture).
^Dn (=13 Kn) so, in this manner, thus. Snh.
109''
1(Ti''3"ia "ijnx 'n thus they agreed between themselves.
Ber. 2'\ a.fr. irh IIOKp 'tl he may say so to him, i.e. this
is his argument. Succ.
26'',
a.fr. "'Dnp 'HI . . . i"i1Dn some-
thing is left out (in the Mishnah), and it must read thus.
Naz.2% a.fr. "i^Xp '.11 (abbr. p"m) and he means this.

"n "^X (abbr. iT'X)

if this he so, introducing an argument.
Gitt.
5''
; a. v. fr.

'n "in
fit for such a thing, old enough &c.
Sot.
26''
Kin Ti "in 1S<b he is unable to copulate; a. fr.
'ni 'mx in the meanwhile. Ber. 16*. lb.
18'
'ni 'niN
'31 n'^'^'in Ms. M. (ed.only TlIN) while this was going on,
he saw &c. ; a. fr.

'n ^3 all this, that much. Snh. 107'';

a. fr.'n inn afterwards. Targ.Prov. XX,
25.'n bvjn,
'Jib la^X, 'n tiWo on account
of such (a thing), therefore
Targ. Ps. XLIX,15.Pes. 31*. Tarn. 32*; a. fr.; v. IDiSX,
^Vja. Zeb. 14* 'nb therefore.'nb n'^nxt KinUJn now after
coming so far, at this stage of
the argument. Ber. 15'';
a. fr.xn^an 'n, v. xn^n.'n l^-^SX even so, at any rate.
Targ. Y. Gen. XXVII,
33."^TaJ 'ii, v. "^SlD.
TV*'2iT\, V. nson.
T T T T
-
P^nl,
II, V. i3ni, IL
nD'^Dn f. (denom. of "jS; cmp. nss Pi.) by-name.
Taan.
20''
inrsna (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note
8);
Meg.
28'
'nn ed. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 300), v. iisisn.
"'D'^Dn (=111 j'^sn) it is thus. Y. Yoma II,
39''
hot. 'n
it is thus (R. H. said).
m''Dn='i::'iD stn, v. ns'^s
sn^sn, V. 's-n.
T V
b'Sn, V. Vs. [B. Kam. 116* ^31 -|S;un, v. ^nq.]
tl'212'DH f. Cjpn)
hiding, the appointment of
witnesses
to lie in toaU in order to overhear the seducer to idolatry.
Snh. 67*.
pn,
pprj
I
(='l?
^S")
^'"- Targ. Prov. XXIII, 7.
Targ. Is. LI, 6; a. e.
"IDH,
V^n
-'--'' - (inf-Hif. of ), used as a technical
term with ref. to la'^sn, Ex. XVI,
5)
preparing, desig-
nation for use on the Sabbath or Holy Day. Y. Sabb.
Ill,
6^
there is nothing that exists in the shape in which
it is used, iisnn 1D"iX1 which may not be considered as
designated for use (on the Sabbath &c.). Y. Bets. 62* top
'i"i pBD where there is a doubt as to whether a thing
has been ready for use when the festive day began. lb.
'n "^ilS "iian that which a gentile offers on a Holy Day
requires designation in due time. lb. I, beg.
60* n3''3fin
niax bus because its mother (the hen) was designated for
slaughter on the Holy Day; a. fr. [In Babli i^jsq*]
nDDH f. (preced.) 1) same. Bets.
2**
'n D1U3^ on
accovint of the law requiring readiness for use on the
nW3?
Ml
rrr<nig 'Uy. lb.
4*
nw m aw I***
--
'!'
I by lUbbftb (lb. I^i, . f u* TST
r Um iiiotwHtiy Miliiy. Mm*, t*^.
rnv'r. V .1.
I,bit.fl^. Y.aar.l,4*)fr^Yb^M^
-jr r-^.'.-.r
uwfUM of Ito MrOM at Um MtnkliHi
c II M.U. VfnilMMHIlrillV. V. Yl.III,ir|
)
I
.
iiAii.. 111. 14* loprr^i*! PQnnUMbvtafii^lMa*
of Um erut>.-Mam. M. a II p W^V* Vi Um I4)
of UfMt 4al Um pTDMlMd UM.nV3 'Vi Um Ii<I1 !
ib bri4 lilo tiM clMUHbcr, te fw.
imMi
aM.4t\-lli.S*|Ktb. If|a.>. i M'hi
liibb. l8Ti . fr.f) nlriiv. liwiiy km$. Y. TM
V, it** boL rrrt^ *n n wbioiry mUtmii Into Um
Uoly of BoU.-0. R. a. 7t 'n Um Hm nqiyr^ bjr
lb* biborr Ibr |oli b<MM tnm Of M4, v. nfjpn 4).
*1|n
OniMr- Hir. of *) rtngmlmt, tkt MrtfAUvr.
Mol. 10^ 'S^ "^VO tia wlUi lb* word Adttir (Oon.
XXXVtl, at) b bruofhi U* mw* to bU fliUMr, wtib
AoMtr did Ui*y Ae. (0b. XXXVIII, 3S). 0*ti. R. . U
(lb* MOOVBl of TMBJir fullom Utat of Urn ! of J(*pb)
7iV^*poDb^^ laotdlo lot OM Adttcr fbOow Um
oUmt AiMr.~e*9B 'n
yoyfWidr. Is. E. a. M (nC to
Piov. xxm, tS)
HTjn, Pm. iit\ V. nrsn,
nn^n f. (b. b.; *^
mf.) rwNfNMoN."^Stm
p:^
noo^lUon of Ui ombryo, etrtttm
lif ^ /
wyic
y
.
Mldd.
8^i
Y. Yob. IV, 6'; a. 0.-0^ rron Oil y idUdk
Y. Sot IX, tt* bot. tt%>m lb* bom,
*
Yi epQ Um pteeo
of IdoatiflMrtloa. Y. Yob. XVI. IV; Oon. R. . S, a. o.
Wnv* V orrOB
* ^*Q9n h (Ab^ah) muUUird Uio
Ibatanw of Ivaolitco (alaln in UUi). Y. Nidd. Ill, SOf
TOB *r\ MSrv
"9
uatil tbat portion of tbo Mmooomo to
Ught by wbioh Its nntort can bo Mowtaiaod. lb. TTqp
TQ8; a. Dr.
nj"pn f. (r^ jmllic ttwaoMafffwaif. Sab. M^ *n
V'aa MiaoanooaMBi in ooori proclaioilnf a ponon dio*
qualidwl as a witaoaa Ib.M^'MTsmsniaoibopBbUibod,
as to tbo natars of tbo crioM for wbieb tbsiy ars to b
osoeatod. Dau B. a II
*nn ^? f^-rn
appointed to aa-
Boonoo tbo diviao doertt
THon, pi. D*7nDn, . nxt w.
TnDn m, (r9
mf.) 1) frtiwaif ndiifiBWBf isr^
m nJiniHV, M, . B^arra. B. Bath. W*. Kor.
5*
^Q
1^
bpw KT1 must he woigfa (Um fkaak iaoanse) wiib
boot or aiaeily (.
T?)?
Snb. los* arcr4 *rQ *f3a nnt
oaa twonty fbvith of the oTorwoigbtofa liiTa(a nUanto
portion).
S)
(Qiamok) 4kmio at fo lAe
j
mrnHim tfa
mmrd with iJbe
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U. s. 80; Tanh. BVhaU. S: Mokb. BUialL, Amalek
1
;
i. .iV. orvn^ Y. Meg. IV,
74<'
bot (rat to Neb.
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tkat mkkk k vJtuwKt /* <* '^)- Y.<Htt.tII,4f
i(
Tfwan fA m ftvaa bat aakas a laiiar of
tovaUd yoa a laara vbat anifcaB lloafid. Y.Faa.Y.n*'
topT^^V3n*^pP8 VOB^fOSIO AsltafBHb HM aaWOMBMBt
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(WvftiMi tov) fitmm to
htmm mmekam (whUk aviaaa fka l oniaai villi
liqaida)^ emm tf fUmem (rmxro Vap^ "msn, o.
9nlL M^ cr TO rm)9 Ih^ daciarad H
1
lassajag grspsa) io bo oqnal to ito
for oiicltannssa wbiab arfasa Ikoai ooolaai arlili
lb. iti* *Ti zrpaa tna n tht Mqalda abtob
tbo fltaoas to booooM aarlsaa aM
lb. ^ no^ n vby aboald euaurt vMb
sary at allT lb. 'n 7*ni va^airaa oaalao wiik il jal it to
oidor to bseews dt te. Y. KO. YD, oad, tl*; flabb^M**
trr* tr (. Babbb D. & a. L) tbo ii|aifiiiat tlM* tbo
plaals(to tbo pot) wast ooaw to ooatoatwHh li|aidi to
oidor to bo fit for aaalaaaaaaa; a. to.
^-.-coneb.
-IT
It*.
rndSn t wa*, makimffUor aao. Taoa-IOi* (ptoy
on r4an,'n 8aa. XXII,lt, a. recn, Pa.XVIll.lS) (read
aslU.)I.S:] r-srr>^. rrcnp...VpetBkotbo<
aad add it to tbo Rnk and raad AaUaiaiafi magim^
saastiailBgoftbowatefa. (Bd. oi^r "WBI^ MaH. I
n
T.Babb.D.&a.LBola. AstotbaialTabafi
far boailst
ieal
p
aiposM bufaaa n a. r% v. WTu)
rnnrrr f. <. pnead.wda) /!>; nrlBM; cftari^.
Mokh. Bo 'iL 14; Yalk. Bx. ttO (ptoy oa rrvca. Pa.
IiXYIIl,7) TC ems 3rc Bo dealt witb tbat fbaritabiy
;
Tmah. Bo 11 nneS; Talk. Pi. TtS.
-^n 352
n^?
"^n, definite art,, v, t^n, !|T^n.
^n, Y.Sabb.I,4a hfib X'ptMi, a corrupt; read: liinio
bnp^, V. Bets. 24''; Y. ib. UI,
62'*
top.Y.R.Hasli.II,58''
top, V. next w.
cS>n (b. b. iix^ri; cmp. ^Nin) further on, with prefix
b. Lev. R. 8.30 '31 Vna 'n^i stDi-i
"i^
(ed. Wii. hm K2n
i^)
from now and onward we shall begin a new account.
Y. R. Hash. II,
58''
top ^iibl i<5>"iri Kinn "j^ (read K^n^l)
from this court session and for all future ones.
^^b^ n, V. 'bn.
pn, dial, for TiaVn.
n^n (tradit. pronunc. fibrt) m. (cmp. x'bn) <Ao<
one there, this one; (mostly in legal proceedings) the
person concerned. B. Mets. Ill, 2. Shebu. VI, 6, sq. '!Ti
'Dl 'laix and the defendant says &c. B. Mets. 113''; a. v.
fr. [Eduy.IV,9 XSn 'n fem., v. Tlbn.]P/. ilbbn. Erub.54'
'=n 'ni p:i::i3 'n these blossom and those fade. Hor.
14*
'31
diT^^'^?3UJ 'ii fill
^'0
who are those whose waters we
drink &c.?Bets.
15'' '31 '''byz 'n these here (now leaving
the assembly) are &c. ; a. fr.
Snbinbn, v. i<nb!inbin.
T : ! - T ; :
n^^l^ri f. (nib) loan. B, Mets. 8i'' inxibn nr^ja at
TT ; - TT : -
the time the loan was transacted. Ib. 14*, a. fr. 'n "laUJ
note of indebtedness, promissory note ; a. fr.
^sibn, '^^ibrij ^iibn, v. -^xibx.
n^^l^ri,
Tl'^II^T]
f. (nib) escort on parting, attend-
ance to a departing friend''s needs; following a fwieral
procession. Sot. 46^ v. n;;ib.Y. ib. IX,
23''
hot.
rji^ri, b^^n, sbiVn, v. '^^n.
Dibn, V. diibs.
T T
Dl^rr (b. h. tibn; cmp. xbn) here, hither; thus far.
Zeb.
102a"
(play on dbn, q. v.) mabo xbx 'n ,*'S< M/ow
alludes to royalty, as we read (II Sam. VII, 18) &c. 'n IS?
thus far (to be king). Ib. '31 'n 2"in3'i
XS'^n bsi does
hdlom in the Bible always intimate royalty for all time
to come?
) >n m. (b. h. ; v. "^n a. nt) this here, that there. Snh. 1 1
'
'n '\tilO ed. (missing in Ms. M. ; Tosef. ib. II, 6 nbn, Var.
-;bn); Y. ib. I,
18^*
top; Y. Maas. Sh. Y,b6'' top 'n ISIOn
the, then, scribe; v. tl^nS.Keth. 36''.
Y. Erub.I,18'=bot.
'n buJ nST^S the breach on the other side.

Fem. ^'Cst^.
Yeb. XIII, 7 (109) 5<sr\ 'n (missing in Mish. ed.) the
other sister is free. Ib. 'n i<3:ni. Ib.5l'^; (Eduy.IV,9 nbn).
^liT}.
^- ("^ni) talk, sneer. Tosef. Keth. II, 3 nbS3
'31 'n ed.'Zuck. (Var. ntbn, lltbH, corr. ace.) talk (against
the court's action) spread in town, opp."!^" legal protest.
Il^n, V. t^n.
nSl3!pn f.=n8<'jb, a species of lizard. Pes.
88*'
'n nxiS^aV lizard waVfound. Hull.
122'' 'ni xnUJiJ the
touch of the skin of &c. [In Mishn., Tosefta a. Sifra
nSDb, with defin. article n.]
i<riI2^n ch. same. Targ. 0. Lev. XI, 30 (ed. Berl.
JXn-j^n, Var. xn^abin, v. Berl. Targ. 0. II, p. 34).
""trr, ^^ri (synon. with ixb, "'nb) to be faint, to
labor. Targris. XLII, 4 ed. Lag. (ed. '^nb'^). Ib. LXV, 23
Jlbn"! (some ed. 'n^; ed. Lag. pnb'i). Targ. Jer. LI, 58,
^f- """^K^^,
Pa- ""^(^ to fatigue. Targ. Is. VII, 13 "ibnt)
(Buxt. ^irys).
^Di^bn, V. 'b-n.
jlt2p^;ibn, V. iiot3.^b5<.
r[^bn, V. Tibn.
nD'^^n f. (b. h.; Tjbn) going, going aivay; walking;
run. Pes. s'' p3''bn2 on their going (opp. n'T'in, return).
Keth. Ill* 'nannin bx do not walk too much. Sot.
12''
'31
IT 'n -pit this 'going' (Ex. II, 5) means death. Hull.
I, 2 PlDS'^bn "(112 in the direction in which its inden-
tations run (not against them); a. fr.

[Y. B. Kam. X,
?''
hot. 'rxr\ yo ibu^, read: nsbnn, v.Y.Keth. II, end,27^]
PI nis-ibn. Meg.
28''; Nidd. 73\ v. nsbn.
SriD'^bn ch. same. PI. ttro'^bn, constr. ro'^bn. Targ.
Ps. LXVin,"25. [Ib. nisibn, corr. ace]
STVH, v. i<b^n.
T - T"
UbT\, V. D^bli.
'jTtSD'^bri, read: 'jiab^r>'7-
P*^n
m. pi. (contract, of I'^^'^Xf^) these, those, these
things. Targ. Prov. XXIV, 23. Ib. XXXI, 8.Ned. 9l''.
Ib.79'' 'ni 'n both; a.fr.Lev.R. s. 25 X'^S'^Stn 'I'^b'^n (Koh.j
R. to II, 20 l^bn) these figs here.
Y^T)
(=Vb'^':n) which? ivhat? Targ. Y. Ex. I, 10 'naj
')"'3'i1
lay what laws.
?|bn (b. h.) to go, go away; to walk. Yeb. 84* ''P2bnu53
j
'31
when I left home to study with &c. Mace. lO'', a. e.
mix I'^S'^bl^ nn 'r^b^b n^in niXU; -j-iia whatever way one
;
desires to go, one is led; a.v.fr.ni"i2la "^^bifi travellers]
through the desert. Taan.
27''; a. e. Y. Kidd. I,
61''
'T niinn d''3bin3 (not 'n:3) as though they did walk in i
the law &c.Imper. 'T^b, nsb, v. nbs Pi., a. r\h3.
Pi. T\Sft}, T^|n 1) same, to walk, tread upon. Hull.
IX, 2 (122*) inn
"inUJ 1X (Mish. ed. "(bnu:) or trod upon!
them for tanning purposes. Erub. lOO''
'31
i,"'J r\s'ri''p\
to tread upon plants. Gen. R. s. 39
'31 dixn 1\hri-o trav-
elling through Aram &c.Keth. eO'' ; Ker.22 dTiu: "'3^na
tn US
*}
wiitfcinf 'in two l|pi (liwMMl tmimth ft^-^f I*
fA# AoMvli. V. Kii. I. rr* lo^ m n^lf^
A
WW rlv
-
Urn mUa mfl> ktiHMi imUm*44htinm,
iMk uiii. VI. I *ai ^|>vi
t.
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i. il Im my
Hi'
V. I ......
not tmy

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(from Ood)f, V.
V). Cutiir. TH", TTTS, .
~
Bt. 1^ "rtn
MOM. 1,., . uv.. T..
1 Smb. XXX, SI ; . fr.
/TAjM. l^TTii MUD*. Tferg. P*. a. 3. lb. i xvi. ?
t| jH
b. (KsmlV, IS) MUM ofa tax, piob. i
0a. m . M, a. ., V. N7>}|L
t7X| m. (b. h.; ^)
IravtUtr. Sooo. 6S^ (rtd to
U Sanu XII, 4)
*5^ 'h itnp nbrr^ at flnt b call* liim
(ih tempting tin) lfm?Ur 4ic.
*
iOtr, ^OTT-h. iVn. ArfArr, iMiUker.
Taff. O.
Bx. lil,'6*(h. last tUny. Tmrg. Jud. XIV, 1 (h. taxt lArt,
. M\n). Tar|. Y. Nam. XXI. 35; a. a.
rC5n f.
(T^)
I) (enp. jnr?) jnM<ic, i9fMl
jpiNton, mlr."^ *n in praeiioa, the opinion of .... it
tht rule. Kath. 77* T^ta 'h; a. t. tr.'VCrz nrcb Ti a
unga dating (him Moaaa aa daliTand ttom Sliial, L a.
(rWilMNNil iMt or (raditfMiMil iiUerpnialim
f

mriUm Um. Kidd. M^-. a.fk>.S) in gn. trmiiiiomUlam,
hrmditm, cuttom, Orl. Ill, 'n n^jvn the appUeataott
of the lavs of Orlah (v. nW) ouuide of Palaattae la
Inditlonal or a eoatom {rorvi ncVn, t. Kidd. S8^
T. Beta. II,
!>>
top 'nb aa a traditioikal opinion (of a
teaoherX opp. ircx:^ a* hi* own dettion for praetaea.
T. Dem. Ill,
23*^
bot., aq. *m aoeording to a custom.
Ktt. 13^ Srhiob the Lord baa spoken' (Lev. X, II) *ri tl
meaaa traditioiial intarpratetiona. lb. m, f (15^
ttiboR^aps 'noKifitiaatradition, vamaalacept
bat if it is a logical infbrenoe, there maj ba an ob-
ion to it.
S) knc, contxad. to rrcx. Ber. SI* TTQ
"Oi (h>m diacnwion aboni a law, oppL uptMi Ti a
on arriTed ataftardisooaaioa. Ih.47'' re
'y
.
-
jfi
vOM^a Ml legal
llw law ha4 ama^
iW aBs * ** *-*
( m. m ** <rv III, t^ mt r^r-rs tu ^w\ ttarr aaa.| tlw
W^M # thm I ei try (oakMa # Plliiliii| V. Mar.
01. mii, *
'
' Imm amaaa Uw aaliatfaaa af laara
(MMMMhi > n
(afl law)
araiaff Um pmrfitini -' i*^a
Ikt, ft^TT ^V*
nt^M i^artiaai. |i:> i,
!{ a. . fr
(nsWf
m TMmarf V., iM<sif at Mmmm*. la Tyai. Iha
I
.
"*
Hk (fi|4. f s:^. caai.. r;^)
f.
I r am, aarr. iag. Y. III. XXI. S&(4. AmmC :
">
h. last H'^a^lJ. IV. ."^'iJiV',. ifjtMKi 'sJ JS^rt T*^
Pa. XXII.' It (ed V ':An, M*.
"s^ ' I *'(. ''> I A, (. ddnt Is. laM
JCTTH. 'TH ak. t /. reyi a. n?^! ii sl^
Tnr 'ff .v! \VI,f^K
* ^ -^^Vi i II
(r*j Wii. KTSsn). Ibw XXI ' -TW*. I*t
-!
wr::V- M* (sd. Lag. ^ r^rn, .d. WU. rz^

3) nifoa^ AoMl. Targ. U Kia^ XI, 14.
Taif, Y. Oaa.
XLin, St.
S)
tmm, mlr. Targ. Y. Bs. XII. ; a. a.
Sah. 51^ wrmth 'VI H is a tafaWai tor Urn TTi iliifr
daja (arithooi pvaaaat apptfciiaa). Bfah. *
tm '*Ti
'af% V. qnOK; a. fr.Faa. . a. fr. n ^r^ tot what
praatiaal imae *a.fAarsWr. Ber.SI*
.*TI; a.fr^~
Targ. Kob. XII. II TTsVtv-La*. B. ik t. ki. ;riw?

(fr.
KtV^
sabolar.
(*tevi) or iaaior cpn). Pea. M*. TaaaC. lah. Ya II.
Toma Sft^ 'n a^no Ti the aiampia of BOW aaadaama
tha poor (who plaad poverty aa aa aaeaaa far aot aiady^
iag the Law); a. v. fr. Yi
m
BdS|.|iaH Oa AAaaf
of H^ the HiOeHtta. Bec*. I, I ; a. v. fk>.f) H., aoa of
Babbaa OaaibaL P^ SI*; Toaat M. KaC II. U; a.ft>-
^) B. B^ SOB of b^ or G^,. aa AaMnm. T.KIL IX. ST
top. Oitt, ; a. fk-](Y.'Btia. V, tS* boc V* -% prab^
a eorrapc or abbiar. of B.}4) aama of aasmal Aaa**
rate. Y.Ber.II,f*boC;a.fr. T. f^k. ITbo pi Tt*.-
S) oae Babbi H. Sah. W^. a.
>^
(b. h.) Ca a Ir^M, ikb^^PL }nrr to frwke.
Pea. X,*A Hn^ IDdr. TBL to Po. CXm
T^
trat
">
'
m
"6
jroa most gire praise to Hteu Ih. iMn 7*:? the aaaMr*
kal vafaM of AaTIa (71).
lRfApa.^rrri to jrawe aae^a aelf.i Yalk.Jcr.SS4.
>^ at. (prroed.) BaOH (Piaiae). i aaitalluai far Holy
DajF^ waaisrtatof Ps.CXmtoCXYm.caOad'^gyt 7i
BgypliaaH.(withiaCtaPs.CXIVXaanid. to Vnsnn
4
xb^n 354 maTan
the Large H. (v. differ, opinions Pes.
118''). Pes. X,
7,
V. "laa. Taan. 28^'; a. fr.
^^b>n, !j<b^>n, tu^yTl ch. same. Ber.56''^n!!<'-i:j^ 'n
(Ms. M. 15<"1S?31 "hH) Egyptian Hallel, v. preced.Cant.
E.toII.U; Pes.
85''
bot.; Y. ib. VII,35'^ bot., v. Sstn"^.! I.
Taan.
28'^ xn^i lli'^iyi 'n (Ms.M. n""i1 bbn) the recitation
of Hallel on the New Moon Day. Meg. 14^ 'fl It Nn^i^p
the reading of the M^gillah takes the place of HaUel;
a. e.
D^n (b. h.; cmp. dbn a. Arab, l.ilm friend; v. Fl.
to Levy Talm. Diet. I, p. bb%^) 1) to join, weld. Gen. E.
s. 44 (ref. to Ci5>S fibin Is.XLI, 7)
'31 ^D nst 'ni and welded
all mankind to follow one road to the Lord; Yalk.ib. 76;
Yalk. Is. 313.
2) to be attached,
fit
closely. Ab. Zar.
44''
ipa^in 1x^1 i^h^rib lapiaiu xiujna Ms. M. (ed. 'rh s<^5niQ;iJ,
corr. ace.) 'he exalted himself (I Kings I, 5) means that
he attempted to fasten (the crown to his head), but it
would not fit him; Yalk. Kings 166; Snh. 2l''.[Tosef.
Bekh. IV, 13 maVma, read: ni^^iais, v. D^.]
Rif.
W^nn to attach closely, paste on. Y. Ter. X,
47=*
bot. I"^!! )'^'>y^'biy^ they made the pastry adhere to the
mouth of the vessel.
ni2hr], "jiabn, v. 'hn.
n, v.
''^Y^'
I^Hor
pn (v. t<}iri) there, opp. "iXS. Y. Keth. IV,
28'*
bot.;'^Y. Gitt.^V,
46**
hot. 'n ^U: Cl'^Ja
i32
"JHS bU5 tn'2 "^sa
the 'grandchildren' here (with reference to maintenance)
are legally the same as the 'grandchildren' there (with
reference to the duty of propagation, i.e. 'grandchildren
are like children'). Lev.R. s. 10 bllJ . . . . '|SO ^U5 ntT^pb itnn
'n (ed. Wilno l^tl^iiJ, v. infra) the 'taking' here (Lev.
Vni,2) shall atone for the 'taking' there (Ex. XXXII, 4).
Mostly )\r6 there. B.Kam.
84'''
)^Q^ "|i<D :]S< ^i^a Tib na
as below (Ex. XXI, 36) tahath means pecuniary com-
pensation, so here (ib. 24) &c. Sot. 38* "iiaXSI . . )iO 'l^W
'fh here (Num. VI, 27) the expression sum shem is used,
and there (Deut. XII, 5) &c. ; a. fr.Gen. R. s. 50 (expl.
nst^n UJa, Gen. XIX, 9) 'nls a^ip get nearer there (go
away).
nJ 5n f.
C)!!^
I) leaving over night, undue delay over
night] Meil.
4'' Qinia T^laspl 'n the illegal delay of the
sprinkling of the blood, an offence which he commits
with his hands (omission of an act), opp. to ii:3TUn?a undue
thought.

')"'1 risbii the reserving of the verdict for the

next morning. Snh. I?'*; 34*; 35*.
HD >n f.
()^)i II) murmuring, rebellion. Ex. R. s. 25
'31 'n nal what cause was there for rebellion?
ni23?bn f. i'avV) stuffing.
Sabb.155'' n*3l3^UJ nipa^ 'n
T^tnnb by halatah is meant a stuffing to a point of the
throat from which the animal can bring it back again
to the mouth, opp. ^li*'^'?!! pushing far down the gullet.
Dpbn, Dpbn, ^i2pbn, v. sub '>n.
I2"p!pn, Sabb. 156* p-jipVn^, v. apV
n^Jp^n f. (dp^) doing late, ])focrastination. Num.
R. s. {, beg. (interpret, rr^bss^, Jer. II, 31) 'n -,1tJ^ it
means procrastination; ib. s. 23; Tanli. Mas6 9; a. e.
D?l m. pi. of wn.
HQH, v.
ij2n.
J\12i I, Al^i I m., only in 'fl 13 Bar-Hemag, a sub-
species of abratha (hyssop). Sabb.
109''
(defining h. ^iTX),
V. xn-nax.
s;:5an, n^'0}'i2Ti, 'n n^5 pr. n. pi. Beth.
Hamgania. Kil. VI, 4 (v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note).
^S'^Qn, V.
i^n.
^"t/l'^Dn, 'n
"13
pr- n. m. Bar-Hamdude (Var. 12
insiTian Bar-Hamdure). Yoma
87''
(v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 8). Sabb. 107*'; 125* i-innn -Q(-ia) ed. (Ms. "^I . . .,
XT . . .). Yeb.
83'' 1-1
... . Men.
38*'
(v. Rabb. D. S. a.
I. note 40).
"J^lan,
'n "id, v. preced.
']n^n, V. T^'^a'nri.
"JNCin pr. n. pi. Samdan (Hamaddn, v. Schr. KAT2
p.
378),' Ekbatana, capital of Media, v. xn^anx. Kidd.
72*
(ed. ';'ian).[Targ. I Chr. I, 5 Var. in ed. Rahmer p?2n
(ed. '^W'nian, 'n, not "^sn . .);
Targ. Y. Gen. X, 2 'iTOn
(not
'I'^'n
. .).]
JlQn, V. "^^n.
r T
pQn m. (b. h.; preced.) noise, tumult; multitude.
Yoma
20'' "im-i h^ njian bp Ms. M. (ed. I'^sn); Lam.
R. to V, 18; Mace. 24* ^-QTi blU 'n h^p Ms. Ms. (ed. bSS);
Yalk. Is. 278 blia -["O h^
i31?Dn (read: 'iJioli), the din
of the city of Rome, v. ')i^i'^-L?iB. Mace. 10 (ref. to
Koh. V, 9)
'ii2 irth)) to teach before large crowds;
(Yalk. Koh. 971 'na ll^bb to study among a crowd of
students).P;. d'^si^ii. Ex. R. s. 11 '31 'n "n on-'ttJSi Dnx
you arranged troops against my children &c.Cant. R.
,
to VIII, 11 (play on |'i:Qn, ib. msi^n p-^hy IXD (read:
D'^DI'an) hordes came against them. Ib. fiiTiinX 'I'OiliU
d'i3Xb^ '^.r'i'^i!) (not Si3'ba) troops of angels rushed for them
(to prevent them from receiving the Law, v. Ti'i). Ib.
niiJian '^siiain inx ian\i5, read: misi^n cini-inst i^aniu, v.
llDJl, SDIQn eh. same, wjw^<i^?^de. Targ. Is. XIII, 4.
Targ. n^Kings XxV, 11; a. e.
n^3l)2n or n'Dl^n f., pi. nl^DlDn (preced. wds.)
troops, crowds. Cant. R. 'to VIII, 11 (v. "pbrj, end) lotiaj
n5&
opn
r bavt A foiiUwM )n Iam R
Uj 1, 17 (uimaHjr I M*d Itt
nnr Vo In (Aifliif) Umpt of
H"*r"OT, Omu H. Io v. 14. rwi4. n
'
)t gr (.
^)i
M^'^tjri r. (a poster coffvpi. of
V^'
<
'"< *
f
lilndt of i>pd>r<
c . g. lta|M, MallMvplgrkNi mi4 Onlo-
Murin.- ToMf. Mmmt. Ill, 7
'9^
na WO ^crw (V
'Savi) rr k0inUrk lb MltolMs allows ntttpU".
Ac Towf. Alt. Xr. IV (V), || T li
'
Sj
-
Xi jVw. U'v.
A|i. 4be. |>rtMra bv MtUl; Y. ib n << ^ "- ' > (
bol. ^
(rd "Trrn); Ab Xm
m
M.
"OVI). lb.
"3^ n im mI. (Mi ^
-T) Mrml^ta l
(ItfiUljr) ib Mun < *r., t. irV^ Ca|. K^^^Vn.
'*Cn. nijn
O*.
b. : enp. BVi) to W iioi^, MsriM.
Willi *rM to rJtA aftmr, bt frii%, widwt teuOuit H.
to Ylii, II ^ . ;r3n a. mian. Pwt. fti^^ v. inrrik
fWm. mrn. Y.M. Kiil.ill,bf.8r' (laa rMdl) TJ-.
'
S Ti
nra ah* (tli* Mtulv) U rMtlMa In Um eoriMf* ot hr
hooM. Mldr. TtlL to P. LXXVII 0*7*1 ar* ia eom-
motion.
Pk'. n^p Huaa, to cvtW (with tm). Lav. R. . n (raf
lo TWQ
an^ Koh. V,
) Twan t^ rrarrsi mmt> "tj ^;
vhoaoarcr U graady and eoir>u>oa for nioeair; ib. rrrr*.
n^nr Tm 1ts> ambitkHia to aceutnulato Iraminf; a. a.
Avl^Mt. r. nfRQ tutMrniB. Nidd. &*, V. rr^-Daaon.
*^n, KCn oh. mna, to beeatciUJ^ to raar, rmnUr.
Targ.Jr. lVj5. lb. V,S;a.a.--{Targ.Prtiv. XXVIII, 97
"Vra Ar., . xrr.J
'dt/. 8lf>* Dent. 43 (raad .) ,
'
l>
''
j. ran Vr n Vp,
pTsn a. T'V'VB.
*%
"T^rm (HAJi "Hj^i^i
C3lT3n (oorr.orrrs-.t m.
[an aa*. Oan. B. m. 8S, Dd; \
\
Oan. XXXVI, M); . Wr^r-
1 lnV W ) (I
xi,l.
r
>. ^4.1
i>
^'^r'
.' '^ '
.' <>b< aama. Taif. O. Bs.
XXxix, W (ed.'Brl.; oth. L "arf): a. fr.Enib. 4*
21
rr:"^crt
"At* Ma. M. (ad. -o:m, oott, aec) taka bk
belt and tie Ac Mag. S7^ ^"^tfA ;yvijru I pawned
iCn m, (Per*. AinayiiN, FI. in lievv Tars- Pict. .
x:r3h)^ M, ^ni/r. Enib. X, li (104*'). /Y.
r:"75v
8ucc^*i% 3 (51*) "pT-pr: m
^
.
'
.
'
;'*}'J< ad. Y. a. Ma! M.
iv. lUbb. D. 8. a. I. nota) oot of tbair (old) balu they
made wick.
1^
*Cr. . itmhh.
VII. 14^ iap^ a.
*C^'^'.Ur or Cli'Un t^H^Umn^ a) Aai//'.
4v*#. 4 mmJEi' r&4i<' mV< <i tar**.
Om^%,t^9t^9tt$t^*^
67*.
'
aaa., ^m aypm v.
W"V f. .#.-.
.-i, * r^
,*"lia^faoiT.ari
VII. tMiK^'ir. anyi UV
'
T
^
!<<,*
r
W -I >, t.
ss' ^ a^ i, V. v^au'r.
C I
^
I, wi 3i . nasi. ar.
LyUr;
(pn>M pr. . . ll!*airMa. a pani itmm
eariaia aaaolar boolu af aawad : Ti *VD (i
Y. Sob. X. Si* top Tl *-0D (ttNrttl C
^-TT!).
Ball.M^<ivibiababral7"^*es Ar.adL
Kob. - *. Vrrs (Var.rrrz, \j\ jy
, ululi^ |a !>. (On*,
jaoturaa: Hmmerm (Bofaar); 'll|Up%( (jC^lus) 4irwm;
ajnobolkal ami th Lord woia UMiir. . Eok. Ar.
CoapL a. v. 0^*191]
ci'it; t. pMMd.
L.
^
b.
b.
i rmp.*3^ 1 1) to camfomwi. Tanli.V
t
at* tS
t'
~
'
r^
*^
?/
B* confoQoded bun (took bun by tarfn^ t,
And tbtt* he (Abraham) vast to meriiea bia ms; Oc.
U. *. 53.Makb. B'abaU. a. 3 (rat to Bi. XIV,S4f ^r-r-
7rr7 Ha nnaiiiinilail tbam, Ba btoacbt mmft^iiii.
tbair nmka; ib. ti S; a. .%) to atir op, mnprp (t. &ii
w.). Lam. B. ioirod. (R. Abbobo S) (axpL TSsr^ I*.
VIII, SS. aod lat ID Taiv. Ia. XIT, tSf -rz U s?^
he sarapft thorn aa with a bcoom (Kaaa. B. . , aad,
a.e TT'S=n..T9); Yalk.la.3t3 T= n. [^rsn,
of sn q. T.]
L.<j I ch. aama; Fit. sar, or 1/1
Tr^-. U XIV, (b. tart ICac).
C^n n, AA^. ^rST-m dmaat. *d an) to anAIalr
OIK** w^ (b. 'rmm). Tmy. O. Dool. XIY, i (d. Bari.
4i
Xttian 356
Isl
nmn, v. Berl. Massor.
p. 90). Targ. I Kings XVIII, 28
Kimhi (some ed. 'nnst); a. e. Part. Qonrj? mutilated.
Targ. Jer. XLI, 5; XLVHI, 37 (some ed. 'nna).
SD^n f., constr. t^p^ii (ta^i^I) siveepings, refuse.
Targ. Amos VIII, 6 n^Tsn ed. Lag. (ed, Wil. 'tip, h. text
n2-Qn f. (QOtn) confusion, perplexity. Mekh. B'shall.
s. 5 naa^ kbx 'n -px the word hamam (Ex. XIV, 24)
means pestilence.
I^n
pr. n. m. (b. h.) Human. Snh.
61=* 'riD ^353
worshipped as H. wanted to be. Hull.
139'' n^inn ',y 'n
I'^Sa where is Haman alluded to in the Pentateuch?
Meg.
10^'
SlUin 'il; a, fr.
U^Dl^^n, V. w'^?rin.
5!S J^JUn pr. n. m. Hamnuna, name of several Amo-
raim/ Y. Taan. IV,
68=^
bam 'n nn R. H. of Babylonia.
Y. Hon III, 47" top. Shebu. 34*'; a. fr.Y. B. Bath. VI,
end,
15c
X'lSD Tt m R. H., the scribe.
SD^D^n m. C^S^a, with format. -|, cmp. t^'^Ta)
[emblem
ofappointment to office,}
necklace. Dan.V,7,a.e. (Kethib:
501333n, SOS'i^n). Targ. Prov. I, 9 (some ed. n3*^5an).
PL ']''3"'2pn. Targ. Esth. 11, 9.V. XS'^J^, [Greek trans-
formation [xaviaxTji;, fr. which p'^^Sla.]
p"*
J^n, 12 ( I m. a sort
of
spoon or fork, with one
end pointed and the other broad (similar to the cochlear,
V. IS'ibs'is). B. Mets.
25''
'm '^3'^2D (Ms. R. p3^n) knives
and fork (which may have been cast on the dunghill
inadvertently). Succ.
32"* pSO'^iiD linsi (Ms. M. XltT,
p'^^^'^ ^D nb lias'i) when the palm-branch is formed
like a himnek (Rashi : like the top of the stylus).
"^DDn, Ithp. ^Gpnnx, v. -^o-a.
^O'^tilZn, V. KGGrn.
n&^CZ^n, nCQp^ f. (O^Do) melting, softening
of the brain or spinal column. Hull.
45*' inirxi . . imrx
'n which (of the defects) is hamrakhah, and which hamas-
masah? Answ. 'Dl Ti^asb blD"" 13-'S^ b:: '"lO^Gp when thje
column does not remain upright (when held in the hand),
lb.
53''
'an decayed flesh.
DDI3< I or DDQ m. (DDa) [the dissolving {digest-
ing) receptacle,} the first stomach
of
ruminants, cmp.
Kb-^ban, Hull. Ill, 1 &Gan (='nri, or DOan). Lev. R. s.45
Midr. Till, to Ps. CIII, beg. '{Vrdh' 'an the first stomach
has the function of grinding (the food). Lev. R. s. 18
j
Koh. R. to XII, 3 'the grinders' (ib.) 'n It that is the
stomach. [From later usage, e. g. Tur Yor6 Deah 49, and
from its Chald. equivalent it would seem that our w. is
&073n, and the definite article fused with the n of the
noun.]
Jj^DDDn, 5J<D^C^n ch. same. Lev. R. .s. s'; Koh.
R. to Vri,'l9 'Wn; Yalk. Koh. 976 tJOTSn.
j
ri'o^'^n, r^ovizn, v. na^^-^.
T . : -
T T : - T :
"iDn m. constr. {^\Q) substitute. Hull. 112='
Ar., ed.
nan, V. 5<'n:an I.
'^^'^^n
I f-
("""^
I) stuffing food down the throat
of
an animal. Sabb. 155'', v. naS^n,
nSlDn
II, T}'^^12T\ f. C^^a II) rebelliousness, rebell-
ion; contempt
of
court, v. x'ht?^ II. Snh. 16* "inxnTinti
from the Scriptural text treating of his (the elder's)
rebellion.. Ib.
14''
'n inxinn his rebellion is legally
punishable; a.fr.P/. ri'i'i'n':n. Midr. Till, to Ps. CVI,
7;
Yalk. ib. 864
'31 llan 'n inUJ they rebelled twice.
nHDn f. (Tia) change, mn n^ian, change
of
religion,
apostasy. Pes. 96* (Ms. M. nil^l^^a); Yeb.
71-''
top.
T\'nnT], V. nx-i^in n.
T T ; T T : -
TT^12i
J
f. (T^'^a) softening of the brain or the spinal
column into a liquid state, contrad. to noabpn, into a
cohesive, pulpy substance. Hull.
45''.
nJiLJUn f. (T^iTTO) conducting water through a channel.
Tem.^12'',"
i<rpn (XrOn) pr. n. pi. Hamtha. Targ. 0. a.
Y. I Gen. XIV, 5 (h'' text on).
nnJinCn, Koh. R. to m, U, read.- "Tia nm
^n they, pi. of Hsin, K'^n.
]n, pn h. a. oh. (b. h.
"in) 1) here is, behold. Drn,
,rn behold, they are. Ned. V, 6 (48*)
'31
Kbs< -]i3sb ''im
Bab. ed. (Mish. ")3ii<1; Y. ed. I'S "J-^SSn '(ni) and behold
they are before thee (thine), but only in order that my
father &c.
2)
(introducing a question or exclamation)
how?, indeed! Y. Shek. I,
45'^
hot.
'31 xbl i<-ip3
p can
we, indeed, read this and not feel ashamed? (Bab. ed.
J<-|p'^3n, marginal correct. Ms.M. 'p3
in).3) if. Dan. 11,
5, sq.; a. fr.

"jn^n whether

or. Ezra VII, 26.B.Bath.

Vn, 2 "ini
"in
^On
p
whether it be less (than a Beth Kor)
or more. Ib. 8; a. e.
4)
yes (cmp. 'px I). B. Mets. 49
V. X"nll Mekh. Yithro s. 4 answer '^ll'p h^$^ 1j<b ixb ls5
no to a prohibition and yes to a positive command. Ib
s. 5 'm 'n yes, indeed; a fr.Ned. 11, a. fr. ixb bbsa
|n "ailU nnx from the negative we derive the affirmativ
by implication; Y. ib. I, end, 37*, a. e.
'31
ixb raUJ^a.
Men. X, 3 (65*).
in
(l"i'^)
1)
"^ '"
^^ "'^o- Targ. Prov. XIX,
1,
a.fr.
in Ms., ed. Lag. iinq.v.Pesik.Ahar6, p.
169'', v. NSin'n;
a. e.2) this one, that one. Y. Meg. I, 72* "jnb . . . yh
'31
(Y. Succ. Ill, 54* top 'j'l'lb),
V. r^^t;}. Y.Kil.IX,32'^top
[read:] '31 ',nb bx^J
"in
na; Y. Keth, XII,
35''
top "1%^ ma
|inb b'^XtJI (corr. ace.) from all that this one asked
that one &c.; a. fr.3) 7uhat? Y. B. Mets, II,
8*=
inb, v.
"jnx.
4) where (relat.), where? Esth. R, to 1,
12 [read:]
'31
nspa nNSsCibl "irt where the robber waylays, there
he is executed. Y. Snh. I, 19* top; Y. Ned. VI,
40* bot.
Xi:^ !!<i:?a*i "jn where he came to, he came to (and his
U \
?n
85T
*8i
Tjn^
*)ni !-
< <.
V bol. W- 7^ llHlM
i*,j.
*."
VI ^ whr0 la W tHi*t>
.
-f- fAMT. Ikf*r. T#g, IMl. I.
".
ii, . iivv~Oiii.r . .Ti
know U> icwUitrva ol
lHmt 60 nai know A.
!< iti
,
.
)jn. Y.lWto.v.Aa'-ioii'nV rsrt
v
of Owwrw rapofi iImm (wmiivtsH'
(teUng Um oplakw or omIi ky m'
U>t> rw r^TW).
-"V^ "Wi <bbrtv. xnr
(lmv bwn mUiI), I. . fA4 < IA# mM am:
bou Tfn Tfi* ^*wi (Nsxn rm) I
1
Ihts nhn onljr ta*.-lb. 1&* r"-^
onlv w Ad. : . . fr.

"V^ "in n
}-
ias.R. . 17 *a^ii3a rsr
I nAivombtoT. Ylk. ib. t
>
II {Itn, llif. X^."()
in/rirrMfiAN, ol(/rr/|oN.
h 153 (rt 10 im. Num.
NW.Aijrnprsi'r
what this 'ot^cotion' iDMiiia; v. f^'^**
Jl^n, ^*n
'^ "*?
m. (9mp,y;n) Bar- Hrmog. mir-
wunt oir tpMi** or oWAtfA (nr-^sy). 8bb. lot*- (dvfln.
nin, CTin (t. nn, /v.) tn mm* ftjr mmm of
im-
ttNNM (omp.'o^. B. Batb. 69 x^riC Mj (m!.
. ) in piMo wbr ih- iiuuk Tb
for rotainiring. Il. Vpr b nars lAn rrss (Vs)
din. H. snxn 'w^ i6^ rrs bs: mL ooly ro
ijb
rrt)
a ia b*Tond Um mark of tb* retad tho pwehaMr
opt (mcraljr on the fkith of iba adlar M to
>)
MjK.
rrzrrn to br imruted. Hall.
43*
;
'
^'.
'"
.
'
' 7^^=^
'S^ at Uma$ (when the animal atretche* iu neck) the
perforationa in the two akisa of tba oeaopbafoa bu^t
jwk axaetly oover aeh oihar.
Dftorf ioN. B. 6ath. 8^ t. praoetL Oitt O* 'Tn
T**^
ue the water in proportion (as mneh aa to doa to
bAiv). [Later Uebr. rtTt^ gtomHrif.]
l^'CTlDr, Midr. TUI. to Pa. XVO; Talk. Pa. 70i.
lCn;na.ri*kiPin9npU.rr9lii4i. mm
wNk aO, or
aai*
aMl oO. Bt.
7*
(iUiMrt levvni
.^ ./ ,l . Mi U ( ilit Ul<l i* * tMr*l>'l.
T^
W n lb* IMTO ilT or IMMWMI haM( fir*
TOTn Vr m tbo Ikara W of Uw Uv4 (Saob.
>
::r-
l,f a t. 0. B. a^ M nma^ 7V
f MMiir tat
pftintbood ; Ik fr.
nrn,
.
-an.
nJTT-n
r. (V^ mnmmg mn
paaiWiion. B. Mala. *, v. n^T^A
rrr^n
t 0. b.; ri) r<. ; wMff. Om. B.ib tf.
bf.
(rVr 'io Pa. rXXT. S) 'Si ti ^ 711 so oftM to
the eompaaj of be.
r** r?-^^ fr<v
tf aaML affta**
w^r. Y. Dam. TD. ba* ^.. wtth r rf^ Y.
Paab I, IM bo.; Y. KMd. 1, ooc "Si Tw* ti
vbaa ba givaa bia fclbar mm of mtoi (by
>
I ui , V. x;^5^.
(Taani .^b. s*', 1^ ntR rv9 Yi iba tmt
raUgkMH cMmmmj eomMa to poutof tbtlgbia to tbair
appropriate ptoea. Ib. 4% a. a. in rrrpy Iba Bfttaf ap
(of a bordaa o tbo Sabbaib) aad tba pMltof 4om^
KaL Tni. 8 trxsn rr^ rps tba ptoea (to tba mi)
wbara tba wood ia ptooad. Ib. XXU, 1 9 rrsn r^S
raoofb daft of tba aida board) to aat dowa tba cwpa;
Boogb . . to aat dowa ponfaaa oT maat; T. Ab. ar.
II, and, 4J -yi neisn -n sr^ mn (mm rrr) both
icnns maaa tba mmr Taaa. S^;
4* rrijn rTTS from tb*
ttoM it (Iba Lfatob) to aiortd owmy (tba aatmrtb <toj oT
*in, nin (danom. of .-ac.*^;. AV-
'"r^
(
rqt 1 1 1) fo*6c pimmd, k nt/oy, to /rc^. Ii.
a. fk^. r: ni tba oae to bimHtml be. opp^ tr^ Vk. n,t
rn.rrr msbeo b moat paj for vbat tba aatmal boa
enjojed (cMen or drank), oontrad. to T^'W ttz vbat
Bar.
10*'
T' nsr rtrfe nrrr ntoaic
''rn 358
r?f7
'.'iib)hewho desires to make use (of people's liospitalities),
may do so following the example of Elisba. R. Hash. 28%
a. fr. ^im niSiii^ sb niSO religious ceremonies are not
considered an enjoyment (as regards the use of sacred
property &c.); a.v.fr.2) to be enjoyed. Ber.SS'^ '3tt5 ^S1
something which is enjoyable (can be eaten &c.).
Pi. nsri to benefit, to entertain, to cause to share.
Snh. 92* '31 n"n tisn^ 12'^N allows no scholar to share
his wealth. Ber.
63''
hot.
'31 injrt^DI and invites him to
partake of his wealth. Yad. IV, 3
'31 ,3n^3 !inx "^nn
you appear to benefit them pecuniarily, but &c. Ab.
Zar.
16''
sq. ^iXSlnl .... ni3ia la'l ^-d^ (v. Rabb. D. S. a.
I. note 20)
perhaps a heretical idea was communicated
to thee and it pleased thee; Yalk. Prov. 937; a. fr.
[Snh.
102'' r^ynr}
Hif., marginal note t^ltyci 'n'^'n; v. Yalk.
Kings 207.]
"
''3<j, JS^^n ch. (preced.) to please, to
profit.
Targ.
Jer,'xXXI,^25 "ijnsn ed. Lag. (oth. ed. "^inwn). Targ.
Is. XLIV, 10 nxsn^ (h. text^'^rin); a. 6.PaW! "isri. Gen.
R. s. 8 -jb 'n"i n?3 1135? do what pleases thee.P/. 'p^sri.
Gen. R. s.
3
; s. 9 '^h 'n xb ,inn'^ "^b 'n -pi these (worlds)
please me, those did not &c. ; Midr. Till, to Ps. XXXIV
;
Koh. R. to III, 11, V. -(X
Af.
i3nx
1) to please, do good, benefit. Targ. Hab.
II, 18; a.fr.Snh.
99''
hot. "iJa-i '^ sisnx "iXT3 (not 'Sns)
what good have the Rabbis done us? Ab. Zar.
14''
"^XSilX
'31 "113^ I did you good inasmuch &c. Y. Ber. I,
4''
bot.
ni^ x;;2ria n^al (ed. Krot. noi missing) what good will
it do him?; Y. M. Kat. Ill,
83<=
bot. TCh QiSN n^al (corr.
ace); a. fr.2) to take effect, be legal Tem.
4''
in.'S "^K
"13.1^ if (what the law forbids) has been done, the act has
its legal effect. Ber.
43''
nnon nib Stisnri the lying down
of a company for a meal has an influence (in that one
says the benediction in behalf of all) ; a. fr.
Ithpe. ijnnx, Ithpa.
"^irTtf
^o profit, enjoy, be grati-
fied. Targ. Y. Deut. I, 6 'p3b 'X it benefitted you (v.
8ifr6 Deut. 5). Targ. 0. Gen. XXXVII, 26.Targ. II Sam.
XVII, 16 '31 isnni X^bT (ed. Wil. ijnsni) perhaps it will
please the king (h. text
35^3i).
Targ. Ez.XVI,31; a. e.
Ned. 50* '31 iSnr.iNil that I should enjoy this world's
goods. Hag. 15* '31 lirtHib let him (myself) enjoy the
world. Yeb. 103* !l1i3S?3 XiJnnri .she derived gratifica-
tion from a sinful act. Y. Snh. X,
29''
top xb U;3 121
Dlb3 i3nn^ (not di3nna) and none were benefitted; a. fr.
i<'''^in, v.
nii3rt
ch.
T T
-:
"":
rr^'Dn, njJ^^n f. (denom. of lni!!<3, v. nixl; cmp.
nN3) enjoyment, pleasure, benefit. Taan.8*
~? Ti;i "r\ is<a
what does it profit thee (to bite)?Sifr6 Deut. 5 (ref.
to 2"i, Deut. I, 6)
'31 tlblia Tl your dwelling &c. was of
great benefit to you; a. v. fr.Snh. 26'', a. fr. 'rt bSD a
worldling.

yz 'H 113 to vow refusal of any benefit or

favor from a person. Ned. IV, 1, sq.; a. fr. Kidd.
41*
13^13 '!l 111 vow that you will have no favor at his hands.
[Sifra B'har ch. Ill, Par. 3
nii3n,
v. misin.]
fT'^^n, ^<^^^n, n^^3(j ch.same. Targ. Jer. XVI,19.
Targ. Koh. II, 2; 12.Targ. Y. Lev. V, 16 St^511p nuin
enjoyment of sacred property. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXVII,
26
;
a. fr.Ex. R. s. 6, end; Tanh. Vaera 2 (prov.) NivjTU
'i^
'31 S<ii3il nib
of acacias there is no profit except you cut
them down, i. e. a wicked man can be converted by
suffering only.Taan.
23^' nni-3n K3lpn Rashi (ed. Knii3n)
what good she does is a direct one (by giving bread);
Ilinii3n
X31p^ Xbl . . . X3X1 (read:
inii3r!)
but I give
money, and what good I do is indirect; Keth.67'' pipni
iniisnx
(read: iniisn
xaipai, or
ini:;3n pipai, pi.).Y.
B. Bath. V,
16''
hot. Ml 1131 (cmp.
ib?5p)
good, worthy
children. 2) loveliness, beauty (cmp. !1X3). Targ. Ps.
XXIII, 2 -jixnil niisn loveliness of plants (h. text
nit<3!).
Sr^'l'^Dri, V. preced.
nS'^jn, V. nssn.
7^|n, V. yit^.
rr^Dn, v. nii3n ch.
i'fl,v.
in.
iT'SDn f. (133) deduction, diminution. Y.Ber. IX, u''
bot.;^Y.'8ot.V,
20''
bot. [read :]
niXI iJt^
)^ '3n -,U a;i1E
niSTS lias? 1330 N3X lb a Pharisee 'from deduction' (who
says), I take from what is mine (I stint myself) in order
to do a good deed.
Djn m. (homiletically=dsn; v. X'M) gratuitous,
purposeless act, vanity. Erub. 1
9*
(play on D3nia) ... Xia
'n ipOS5 by n2 -,11111 b3nu5 (v. Rabb. D.S. a. 1. note 50) the
valley which all enter for affairs of vanity (worldly lusts).
jsn, V. -.n.
|J< I m. (Inf. Hif. of w)13) umving ceremony in the
Temple.'n nii (Lev. XXIII, 1012) the second day of
Passover. R. Hash. IV, 3; Succ. ni, 12; Y. Hall. I,
57'"
top; a. e.Tosef. Arakh. 1, 11 'n d1i2
on the same week-
day as the second day of Passover; Arakh. 9'';
v.
112iy.
( iDJf I f. (b. h.) same; brandishing, swinging. Pesik.
R.S.41 ^ef. to C113
nsi Ps. XLVili, .3) iDii'n ns3n2 nsin
nbllJ who is beautiful when she waves the Omer; Yalk.
Ps. 755; Yalk. Ex. 417 nnBi3n3.Y. Maasr. II, 50* top
7'yQ nsjn the swinging of the sickle.
pS^jn m. (pS3) producing before court, esp. the legal
endorsement
of a note, stating that it has been produced
in court and found valid. B. Mets. 7''; 16''; a. e.
ySn,
f
3n [the blossom-,] name of a coin; pi.
(through false analogy, v. noill) ',1:4317,
^iSSin. Tosef. B.
Bath. V, 12*; Kidd. 12*, v. p'S."
f
P,n m. (Inf. Hif. of |'23) sparJding, n-ann 'n the
first sparklings of
the rising sun. Taan. Ill, 9. Ber.
I, 2; a. fr.
'V
SftO rr^fn
I
..iM)>.t> U, > |. ant* trliMtl
' UK ruining i>tii) ui ii< ii<iii, t^tt^ t^
<>i iic
*I*3VI^
w.
Id. (T**^
I9r\ villi iifvte vij iii^
H
. vm')
f
iiiiMflirf ittfiiy. Tirf. t Klflfi fI, (Ik ul
-rn, 39*n in. (aas. Nir
)
plaHm9 thi <Mmii imhwI
>. Ilk IM.
>
fWil. Mr .
-tfiy r* 39^.
.. IV
^f
|o|> msa T". . ., .. all* lUTfUtgW*
la llM IkM. Y. B. Biiili. I\. l^ but
! Ut wddint imkI for blM
.... IV. M* boi. "n ^^ Umi
111* |irtrl h
l monU 11 botro wwUow mhI jimlor*; v.
II. Ani. ft. k ii um).
'*. Brr43\ r. "in. lb. lOUH (lU. M.
J* or^j n|^ Ma. m. (wl. r909)
Pw. lor rv> r^rn ijriii oo Ui
i;iii nd* ( Ui I^mmovw IMal; A. fV.
If. (330; V. Num. XXXVI. 7) tkr tniu/rr
prriyfrtm omt Mke to amolhtr. B. B*ih. 1 1 1
*
<l. (Ma. H. m. lUtlib. rso, r^*^) tht inuufvr
'<!
by the bo*lMUMl*s raeecdinf to
ii. lit* pn ^n Mik H. (d. rs^,
:=) iU uvcutu*! u-Aiwter through th* loa*! wkcloo.
Mil, 4, . V.) ferirMV
*V>
^
Y.
M*K. I. Tl*" 71 -pra nftor
ing locked up. Y. M. Kt. Ill, W boU; a. fr.
w '
f. MMnc. ljT. R. a. 17
'31 In
7^ lookiaf op
V VII,
4) Uodas tu lfinM>.
~w~ ..'.
...i / (e nilenl. Num. R. . SS 'sn bo tern
f
i All UrM] wmacUood before him (to liiiea to hia);
l^Mtb. Miia^ i lOen; ed. Bttb. 4 "Cn^,
V* rry
D^plCn, Y. Sah. VIU, be(r. S*, imA: trOTtr. V=,
STj, T. oyri.
^^y>7
r. (bMU) qM0r. PmUu B. aantL (p. It7*
Fr.f }~n TT-^ nactoa ona .nrt? (raid: ar6 rAic
"
*rt; corretp. to S^m ITT, Pecik. Vayhi,
p.
64'')
he
\ia (or throws) a qiear into their land (aa a declara>
of war, T. Sm. Ant. a. Loebker Beallez. . t. Hasta).
HHun of
i'^On, T. rtasn.
'%. Vtl. Ug,
*<r '91
1V9 ran ^
lAH. '^ '^
*IW WflMIM )' **<.
I.<jr'. li.ki ' 'T,lc('< :
loaHlagei Um pHfltt), Y Tma IV,Ui.: rv^ UrMt
M.I.
ir^kvC Tl Tints IMMM lWllMll
DCn Ar^ V. aor.
mf (MorwiNf.
f
mumi 4ir9wm
, Ml^ftf
*. ILBac 111.*
-nr r Vj
'
rt^ |6 la orAv aot it larH* iMaaaiii
TiwC. i> II. 17 al V? n AMi|Hi/ MMM tiiaiiag tiw
bw1. Y Bar. III.
**
top
C**^ 1
^^ Trvsn ^'VW
(, Toi^. lb. II. II ed. Xb., Yr ) tlM %tUm aT dM
UaMaialloa aad all llMi* lfifi4
la H. T.laM.T,a^
bol "afi Vv
l i
f
u.' Ifea luawiiag Ibr Aai irtik IM^
:^ arm Vb riBOns froai Um wax a panoa It
:vrr joa aaa laam whaclkar ha iwi
rua i
a. fr.H
^VP
la reai|par W orrwiyr fmmtrml 9m.
Y. Yab. XTI. IS** top "ai ^nop 7i aora faaad tkai Imna
lAtiona were pfeparad la hia kaaaa. Y. T<Maa I. M*; T.
But. I. ead. 17^.
Um. B. lamrf. (B. Job
K'JBCn, "OOn ab. auaaL TB>f.Uua I.U; a.k-
Ber. ^ Baec M*; a. fr.
nrCTj f (r^ orrae) afvlat^tfMi, tmtktmmM. YaaMtt*-
rm M-'wi tho ate ^riaat Urtah aad llfeat aT Biiaailan
the p*i>pU lo whiob Im waa aalieed (II Baak ZZIT. IV
Hull.
4^
too 71 7 tmtieh^ (Um vatk rVi)
appliea to vavbal pw^aaalua (bat oaljr la aaa^
lloenrea). BUM Daat. 7 r<73 idll 71
r
lwWi*if i
laadiaf Mttayi
"^^^^
1^
7i
711 it
~^Cn m. (lafla. Oil of -r^) 79 7i
(f
XXXI, \t)kUim ((*, iirimf mmtr, rwfmmi Ui
jn^ycr.
9aff.*
'Oi Y tts VMS Vs ha who ia aati
to tha Udii of tea (who doaa aot aaBbr aada
paiaaeatioa) ia aoaa of ibaai (aot of IsaaBtMi
Ih.\
a. a. (rat to r-a3n\ La. XXV. ) t^STT
t^ (laava
tha bora) ia tha waj ia which it waa borae bj the Uviaff
aaiaMl (la Ma aataral abapejir-t) (>^Vp f"j.i3r.
)
(Ae Maarf <o /av oicr a acilaaa ipair,
lb. 84* mrsa 71 71 q%m Ma. M. (cd. 9 rr aan) wa
kara tha aiaaaiag of '-*S3n (Lav.Lc) ftoai tha aMaaiaf
it baa in iifciiau i to Moaaa (Bz.XXXTl,f). flabb. M^;
Yalk. Ex. 4IS.9) leaAy aeraai;, famm: m gaa. wtt
oftAetUm'SS. T.8eh.YIl,tS^bot.ruitcrch.witbrreBr);
Sifhi K*daahtm eh. Tm, Par. 4 "Sr: 7i ns aa tba '^mmk^f
tbara (Boat. XTUl, 10) weaaa tbroa^ in, aa daaa tba
bare (Lot. xmi, SI). Bafcb.
nnrae 11 71
itbaBrM-born aad
nx'iyn 360 x-^Bn
tiie use of the stem nay (Ex.XlIl,12, a. Lev.XXVlI,32);
(Zeb. 9^ a. e. fTl237).
4)
(from Num. VIII, 7, VI, 5, a. e.)
ny*i\a ri"i33)in passing the razor over the hair, shaving.
Naz. 58'', sq. 'ID "n removing the hair of the body. Y.
ib. II, end,
52*'
'U3 "rh for the purpose of removing the
hair, opp. ISJ^UJ bll'^S.
'^^l?'"!
f-
1)
('^''2', ITe/".) testimony, deposition. B.
Mets.3%'' QilS" nx'iyin evidence through witnesses; a. e.'

2) CiS"^) warning given to the owner

of a mischievous
animal (Ex. XXI, 29); laiv concerning damages payable
after warning, v. 'iS'Jia. B.Kam. IS**
'31
'n u:'^ the law &c.
apphes to &o. (and full damages must be paid). Y. ib.
II, beg.
2''
; a. fr.
( \^\yT[L{T\'p) surplus; addition,increa8e. Keth.43^
'lib concerning the surplus of the value of labor over
the cost of sustenance. Ib.
66''
pt^1,Ti
i"2>
"n a surplus
gained through an extraordinary exertion. B. Kam. %1^.
Gitt. 12*; a. e.lb.'' 'nb for additional support (not in-
cluded in the sustenance furnished by the master).
ns5?n, rr^^b^Ji f. (n^sBi/".) i)(fr.Lev.xix,i9)
throwing over one's shoulders, ivrapping, opp. to niU'^nb
putting on of a dress. Yeb.
4''.
Yoma 69*.
2) bringing
up, offering on the altar, placing on the table. Pesik. R.
s. 16, end nnx 'ti i'l3
sufficient for one offering; Tanh.
Ki Thissa 10. Hull. 104=^ 'M Itas "(SStl and shall we forbid
the serving on the table for fear that &c.?
3)
(v. Lev.
XVI, 9) taking the lot out
of
the ballot box. Y. Yoma
IV,
41<=
top.
U^^'n c. (Inf. Nif. of D^^) being unknown, esp. (with
ref. to Lev. IV to V) unconsciousness, forgetfulness as
the cause of a transgression. Shebu.26^ ns>iaUJ "n forget-
ting that he had sworn ; 'j'Sn 'n forgetting the subject of
the oath. Sabb.
70*'
naUJ 'Si unconsciousness of its being
the Sabbath day; maxba 'ii of the sinful nature of those
labors. Ib. nnx '.13
. . 'jft^^S taX if he did all the forbidden
labors in one state of unconsciousness (without being
reminded between); Y. ib. Ill,
9*'
top nnx 'na. Ib. I,
2''
nnx tibS)2 (interch. with dVynS); B. Bath.
55''
'nn (Ms.
H. d^Sn); Ker. IV, 2 (17'') nni< '.12; ib. Ill, 2 IHX 'in.
Sifra Vayikra, Hobah, Par. 1, ch. I; a. {r.Pl. ni^i^OT.
Y. Sabb. 1. c. '.1
'^W^ in two discontinuous states of
forgetfulness. Y. Shebu. I,
32''
top
'11 mS'^'Ti 1^3 many
moments of consciousness and intervening forgetfulness.
Y. Snh. VII, 24 top; a. e. Usu. nia^sn (fr. .I^absn, v.
next w.), or nio^sn. Sabb. 80* '.1
"^nibn; Ker.Y?*; B.
Bath. 1. c. 'n '131U3.' Tosef. Ker. Ill, 2; 7
'1
"iJUJS; a. fr.
[Midr. Till, to Ps. IX, 1 ni^bsn, v. d^jJ.]
TTDjVTI f. same. Shebu.
4^ ninTias 1^(73 npb^b
'.1
T T -: -
'
how can an act committed through forgetfulness be punish-
ed with lashes?Ib.
14''
H'^ii '.1
is this to be considered
a sin committed through ignorance (not preceded by
knowledge)?

PI. mi^bri, v. preced.

( nDI^Jj f. (las) placing, being placed, appearance.
B. Kam. 34% a. e. 'p'lD
'1
ni'fflD according to the con-
dition of the animal at the time of appearance in court.
Bekh. 32'', a. e. riDl^'m 'n iS3
must be placed (before the
priest) and appraised (Lev. XXVII, 11). Ib. '31 '.1
bbDn
subject to the law requiring placing &c. Yoma
41 ''
'.IX
'Xp does it refer to the placing of the sacrifice (to "IT^arm,
Mish. ib.)?Y. Maas. Ill,
54''
top nDnsni 'rt (interchang-
ing with nias).
p^ZVn, p5?n m. (Inf.Hif.of p_3y, with ref. to Deut.
XV, l4)7/ie outfitting of
the emancipated slave. Kidd.l7'*
'lb ('and also to thy handmaid shalt thou do likewise',
Deut. XV, 17) refers to the outfit (not to the marking
of the ear); Y. ib. I,
59*^
bot.; Sifr6 Deut. 122.
nSlJTi, V. fT^'^'^sn.
T T -: -
DnSJn m. (Inf. Hif. of 3-iS) lU^UJ
'1
sunset, required
for the unclean person, after purification, to be entirely
clean (Lev. XI, 27; a. fr.). Yoma
6* 'n 'n ^m xm does
he not require the sunset to pass before he may officiate
?
;
a. fr.
nZini/f
I
f. (denom. of
2"i3.;)
1) going home in the
evening from labor (=10531), opp. to la3iri. Y. B. Mets.
VII, beg. ll'' [read:] b^O
'11 n"1S'3 b^a 1^331231 XiniT
j'^bsiB that the time needed for going out &c., v. 1X311 4).
Ib. (not n'la-iS) '31 '1
... . 'pn ninaUJ "^ai:?!! on Sab-
bath eves both are deducted from the employer's time.
2) night work. Lev. R. s. 19; Midr. Sam. ch. V llln iiai
JiJa IdDISI '11 1-I1U31 p3'iia: the words of the Law
require early and late study, whence shall sustenance
come?
n^*"lS?n, nSlI/n f. (l-is?, v. Lev. XX, 18) sexual
T T -: - T T-: -
,
contact, the first stage of
sexual connection. Tosef. Sot.
1,
2
; Y.ib. 1,
16*^
bot.
'1 "^13
time long enough for arriving
at the intimacy of the first stage. Yeb. 55'', a. e. n
'1
'31 nD33l, V. ^^0331; a. fr.
nD~i3^n f. (T^n:^) appraisement. Bekh. 32''; a. e., v.
in?3SJi.
riDnS^n f. (d*^") trickery, legal evasion, improper
means to avoid a religious duty. Y. Peah V,
19''
hot.;
Y. Ned. IV, end,
38'' 'lb 1^1 xb the Rabbis did not ap-
prehend an evasion. Ib. V, end,
39''
a donation like that
of Beth-Horon (v. Mish. ib. 7)
'12 in-^ltt: which was
made for the sake of circumventing (a vow). Tosef. B.
Mets. IV, 3 ni2"'"i t^ans^i an evasion of the law of usury;
B. Mets.
62''; Y. ib. V, lO'' top; a. fr.
?|lDn,
?i^^n,
V. T^Bi.
mSn, Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. II, 12, v. niSI.
^p\^lsn, yTj^'sn, pi. n1S)5\-niDn, v. ^^nisx.
nniOS^n f. (^-jb, v. l^-jax) l) farewell-address, toast
on parting. Gen. R. s. 69, end.2) Haftarah, prophetic
lesson read in Synagogue after the reading from the
Pentateuch, v. XP-iijBX. Meg.
30''.
P/, niTj^l. Ib.;
a. e.
S'^DH Ar., v.
X-iSII.
''pu*8in SOI
u This
i
W44 lb
W
BTJ
t (T\|n) /irrr<rrii<^W.
TiMg IY, X, SI,
^n (b. h.)
1)
(Ml. vH>) l0 Imm; to rA<tii|r<. '<>
ptrmrif m4mH; rftift'^if. Bs. R. . m r:c-
^mvi A cooaUy parvartMl Umnim uf f..rvMi
>t Ui oapHwt (twllng Umoi lakwMUM^); "n
-
TM errte Im ohMftd Um kwsfiUMiUMai aad
It tlitin to dMtli bjr night (afaiaat Um ^vwiah Uw, v.
<- )V.
1). lb. VTC n H drtrojrd BoiImr. Br. M^
cnr sra m tUou didi ton Um eon* . . . btto
'
-pen
p M do Uioo toni Ao. & Kmb. IU, S
"vv
h who apuum (chMfM Um plaes oO
-r poMiMlon); . r. fr<

But, fas*, IVn.

x" 'ri ^tr 1 Mw a rvvwwd world, Um
tebbw loe** 'n ono n^fwn Sodom
-..MiisnidaboatiitoiMrmtod. ttfrs
li. UI -TCn, nsn wbM Ito color b
Y.MM.V,oad,64'' "ywn
t^
.
W>-
cAmyo. Siftm oh. lY pb Ti ^bre ^ if
t It ha* toriMd whiu.
Nff-
IV, S; a. fr.
3T1D "Se: wbeo Sodom wa* aobvortod.
,:.g rsonj nrno\ v.
l63r?. Tan^ahVDoUita
2T^ 'i Um totoo tonad arooad, aa if ooaiaf tnm
., , tr.%) to nB aloirf, x. Hithfa.
^
ItT
1) fo rwwi
'
W. jMrreH, fHm. OoB. B. a. SO
:*
e**a*i "nr who spoke panranaly of Uta Creator.
r<9* '5^ 'pny 'Z7 a poor man toriM th caka, aod
r comet and takas it i. a. ona who boja away
..Ai anothar is nagotiaUng fcr. S) fo acArMr, r.
HU^ 'vryrry, Kitipa.
.^j
tUj 1) fo ^ cikomged, dit*
xise one** ae^^i Oaa. B. a. SI Imd L
'
Ly.u^j, onv Umjt
the augalt) aaRgoaa variow sbapaa^S) lo tam ne^ i*^
roMiHl. lb.
'3>
roinra mc for it (tha Bary aword)
ims arotmd man IM. Tab. Sft*; Kath.
37* Piaiirva iha
.inisbeTMlf(makMTfolDtmoUoni). lb. ratnn (KHh.
>. rrmvT^h. Yajotaf II r4r
-^ .-m pfararicatad
rmsX3) to tehrme. Both B. introd. S rrm
: .h:: r)>^irga ha (BsawaBome) aehaaas aad
tm.i Tali. Frav, # T
W rw-^ - IL err
*r tn9rr%, lunh B. I. a.
7^
'*-
i4aaf.
T
V
(V.
ipp
II to
bMfcward*
lm^..A I t'*
-
ika.tHMi.B.a. It J"'V
iM
gHMg 4own a Mmmv
.af4, Yaib J^l
Ah. Y, n "X rc -fin M^iy ii
totar;toMif ImI.
r/pMur; to fto
*^ ^
^
-^^7
a
^-v
/
TMt.Ffv XXV. is.>ih.xinx,t.-f

(<^ Ttrqi yl/lx-l**- *.) to AaMOr, 4<
V#<
to.
Nirf/r, r^ (r. P, 4>. Kld4. IT -T ITfTO
T^JB
^
waiMgoitotiflgabovlaftald. ltohh.llf*lip'P^lAnrr-
rrroQ bar<jra I stvdj what adghi ba mM to Us to >
Paa.
40* trz
"j
y
.iu
'
i who hasdto ih waw;
"-
--
*
-r^ KTff} (lUM. r<^9tn) whaaya kMdtotUMvi.
hmm*m
thaai wteh tha UMVghl Utot Ihaj wiB ha wad fur a
laWglnwpaipiiw Fhrt
f
mm
um
Y.]laaar.lll,airf,r
n;^ irm navi mIt iww aad to Iwaad toflB
ttoaa (stvdiad ovor aad agato^ talialnni
from iL
Af. Tir^
V. apra.
/MjM.TprrM, IZIf.T<~^
'
to tmrm ahmA, ieat im he, i <;/.
(..-
. m n
XXX. SI ; a. fr.T. Baa*: 1 1
: r. i. iP. ,
roll abotU, Taig. iad. Yll. i.. .
ijCn m. (hb h.; ptmd. viM 1)
ronng,
n Ti^\ pbraaa whteh aMaaa tha rtvona (aaplMarfaM|.
Y. Nas. U, il* hot. (ad. EroC -n, cotr. aac); Ih. T.
^
*
(paa.
s|to
and, M** ln
7^.S) iptara
B. Kaau S**" 'Si T^rA Vi ^ Um ^-. .,

MMat withia Ikiaa aaMia (Yac v. BaUk.D & a. L

nXTu rOTCn C (pvaead. wda^ l) (hwk.) iw>ii i
-
(tonw-ls) fAaiya. ftwa.it r=9^ -vv Bar.&S^ ft eVc
UiraaTawin whteh <Aye (Iha <
feCXlT ak (pcaead. wds.)
Taig.' Y.' I Daat. XXXH. SO.
!|wrCn m. (b. h.) auaa. Yalk. Erth. If, r.
w.-ii"r=?
(8ift DaaL StO
'i^^XT'i m. saao. Bag.
1^ (Yalk. BriB. IMI. v.
praoad.V'-'/T., pnoad.
MSJODn*
'^^
^
OT?
Aafmitoa Tug. Cca.
>. ifc/ III! Avaa. >wM. .^
Bath B. iaiiod.. Jj Yalk.
. acxt w.V

rii^bfin 362 'isn

XIX, 29. Targ.O.Deut. XXIX, 20 (Ms, i*lnp'^na); a. e.
PL J<ln='^sn.Targ. Y. II Gen. XVIII,
2.
'
'
n^xiSn f. (x'bB) 1) distinction, x>eculiarity, use of
the ivord'i^ti. Sabb.
138'' '31 It 'n this peculiarity of
punishment (Deut. XXVIII, 59) &c.; niin If 'n it means
the Law (affUctions causing the Law to be forgotten, ref.
to Is. XXIX, 14).2) distinct and solemn specification of
a votv (from Lev. XXVII, 2; Num. VI, 2; v. nxi^SCC^X).
Tosef. Naz. Ill, 19 'nb xblX ni-|iM nsn^S Kb the law of
the nazir^s vow applies only to distinct utterance (where
there is no doubt); Naz, 34*; a. e. lb, 62* of the two
ki
yafti
(Lev. 1, c. Num. 1. c.) 'D1 "n nnxi llD-'Xb 'n 'inx
one intimates a distinct binding expression, and one a
distinctness which opens the way to absolution (v. MM n)
;
Hag,
10* '31 'n nnx.
Jl55n, Ji''tn m. (5^B) 1) separation, interruption,
interval' Y. B.kam, II, end,
3 ninias 'n2 it refers to
gorings at intervals (not in three consecutive days). Y,
YomaIII, 40^bot. 'y^tirh dX if the conversation lasted long
enough to be considered a discontinuation of the services,
opp. ri25^b, lb, 'na nmx I^S they declared it (the going
out for easing one's self, v, lis'^b^) to be like a dis-
continuation, 2) digression. Y, Ab. Zar. Ill,
42'^
hot.
l^'^ttJn '!i msilUlPi he made a reply only to divert his mind
(Bab, ib.
44''
fi2iD3 naiffiin, v, ::3a),
^
nJ(>Sn f, (preced,) separation, r\ "ni'^i, v, "li^. Srh.
X, 3;^a, fr.
Thpt],, V. a>Bn,
nCDn m, O'oti) decrease, loss; injury; disadvantage
;
waste. Pes.
15''
"j'^bin "n an unnecessary destruction of
&c,lb,, a. fr, nsi"!^ 'n a considerable loss, opp. USJIia "n,
Ab. II, 1 iilS^a "n the loss (inconvenience, sacrifice) con-
nected with the performance of a good deed, Ib.V, 11,
sq. ilpSfia 1131U n:!'^ his advantage is set oflf by his dis-
advantage, Lev,E.s.34 i^BSfi the disadvantage of (punish-
ment for) neglecting it, opp, tTlSffl reward for observing
it, B. Kam.
115''
''fr\'2
'n iJB^ because it is an injurj' to
the priest (entitled to it). Sabb.
147''
I'^^DIX 'n a waste
of eatables; a, fr,
b^nD^n oh. same. B.Kam, 115^ 'n XSiitI (ed. fllbSin,
corr. ace.,' Ms. R. a. F, lOSn). V. St'l'^pB,
ppDn m, (pt3&) interruption, suspension, end. Erub,
54* '31
"r\ lb '|'^i< there is no end to it for all eternity.
Y. Ber. XI, 10* hot. riDIS '<i an unlawful interruption
between the blessing and the partaking of food, Ib.
II,
5''
top 'n 'a'^ intervening days during which men-
struation ceased. Ib,IX,13<:bot.; Midr.Till. toPs.CIV,32
niaba 'n interregnum, anarchy. Y. Yeb, II,
3^'
hot, ni'^STU
'n '|?lb
'J'^S
the secondary degrees of forbidden marriages
have no limitation; a, fr,
.npDDn f. (preced.) ceasing, interruption, interval.
Gen. U.S. 33 Sivan, the seventh month 'D1 ^ii^OSiib count-
ing from the time the rains ceased (Yalk. ib. 59 niilib).
Taan.
4*'
'nb with reference to ceasing to insert the
mention of rain in the prayers. Lev. E, s. 1, end '|i<2 "px
'n there is nothing intervening (between !!<"ip'^l a. "QT'I,
Lev. I, 1);
a. fr, PZ. nipOpn. Num. R, 3. 14, end 'n
the intei-vals in revelations, i, e. passages in the Penta-
teuch not introduced by vayilcra and vaydabber.Esp.
Hafsakah, the Sabbath intervening between the four
Sabbaths on which the sections of the Torah, SWkalim,
Zakhor, Parah and Hahodesh are severally read, v. fT^'^2.
Meg,
30* 'nb ri'i'^SlU 'the second Sabbath' means that
following the Hafsakah.
Si2Dn Ar., V, xaari.
T ) :
: ^'"
nS'pDn f. (5>pB; cmp. i<r!35pBS;) cancellation, release
from^debl B. Kam.'
113'*
inxibn TOpen the cancellation
of his (the gentile's) loan.
"IpSl I (Y. dial, ipavi) m.
C^pQ)
declaring free, re-
nunciation of
otvnership in favor of whosoever would
take possession of the object renounced; confiscation;
public property. Eduy. IV, 3 'Sn D'^i35>b 'Sn Ms. M. (ed.
'an, V, Rabb. D. S, a, 1. note) renunciation of ownership
(of the standing crop) in favor of the poor is valid
(exempting from tithes); (oth. opin.) I'^pS'^UJ 'ISJ 'n la^N
'31 Ms. M, (ed. Ipai"!^) it is not valid unless the owner
makes it free for the rich, too; Peah VI, 1 (v. Rabb. D.
S, a. 1.); B, Mets. 3o'' 'sn, Yeb. 89''; Gitt.
36'^
'n T'n 'n
the confiscation by the court (disposing of private prop-
erty by the process of law) is valid; Y. Shek,I,46* bot.
'nn. Peah 1, 6 'H fil^a "MSI or he may set aside a portion
of his crop as public property, Y. ib. Ill,
17'=
bot, 'm
nS'^Sa S'^'^n is public property ever subject to the laws
of Peah? Ib.V,
19''
'n il'^pnn 'pX his renunciation is in-
effectual, Ib, n'1'1312 Kbx . . X:i1"' 'n -pX renounced property
does not go out of the owner's possession, until some-
body takes possession of it; Y.Ned. IV,
38*^
(corr. ace).
Y. Snh. VI,
23'', beg. Xin niS":: 'n it is a confiscation
under an erroneous presumption (and invalid) ; a, fr,

Gen. R. s. 80, end 'H blU d^K "^Sla outlatvs. Yeb, 66* 5ri3^
i-i'2 UlnD 'n people took liberties with her (because sin
had neither the legal status of a freed woman nor tha
of a slave).
tJ^lppn, S'^'^pSn m. (-ipS, cmp, fr^niipBX) 1) un-
bridled'lust, lawlessness. Gitt. 13* nib xn-ij "'nn x^i^Si a
slave prefers the dissolute life with a slave (to regular mar-
riage with a free woman); Keth. 11^2) as preced, word.
B. Kam.
115'^ i<5i3t Xp 'n?3 (in securing the honey from
abroken vessel on the road) I took possession of renounced
goods.Targ. Y, Deut, XXV, 5 X'^psn (i<'^pBn) an un-
protected tvoman.
verse 13) the laiv of 'hafer', the husband's (or father^s)
right of declaring void his wife's (or daughter's) vow,
invalidation. Ned. X,7, a. fr. bb3b s<n tipt^ bb3b NniU ns
'n whatever comes under the law of 7iGA;ewt (confirmation),
comes under the law of hafer (invalidation), i. e. as you
ff^ MS
till Illl
MI'l"^
<" tf"
'*'"
rnpn
f. (y.
^tff. lb , l rn
ly
of iNvaihlallMi Mlglkl !
\ I i ^
ino ^B^iwp
ft^i** U'V*

of aaillf
la mamimmtt. tmut -

J
> llkMilMHi4| lu 4mIm
m wttieli ll <Mua tobu
V.
^
^
iMuinoi Im^
^^
(6cp)^{s) JiwilffMBicy,
SUM DmiU SSO; Talk.
. A ooaral otf his provinet;
to oollccl (Uxc*) from all he Yalk^lHiSTft
,\ - _ i.-. (corr. Mc; . preeod.)

Ft r^*n.
""
f. out. YIII (VIX 3 ad. Back. (.
OV^Btrt).
ST'Cn, V. ir:B7T.
C^rn m, (tiT^) digermee, 8abb. 145^ "31 7a -n nan
..t whMt is Um difltevBM bvtwMii Um tvoT Pw. t?**
p^ "CX said h to tha^ There Is a diflSeraoce; a.fr.
'raqoiTM fli^rinf and earrtaff (Lst. I, ). Ib.M>^
ra vim withoat prvriota flajiaf. T.Pm. VI, r%5^
inni^ the flajing of it; a. ft-.
pw?n f. Mune. Babb. lie*" vem r^rc? rrp
tlie hide (up to the ehcct) is stripped off. 8ifV
N*dabah, Par. , ch. VI (ret to Ler. I,t) STTS
TCTS sttoh pieces as are affiseted bj the order
(to the ezehuiOD of the bead vhich is cot off
flaytnf(>; r. o.
4>V3 tv
*^^PV? tMnniMi Is i eO 1mi ftwn4ie^ Is i*
<bsr llftf4s U fsfkUdM tabof),
*irrr, ircr,
rain.
%r^iii4,

. SbelNL 19^ lp
^-
baalallo lm
5*3*i:r *C*n (not in) m.
(SRfX<0
I)
frimi/. - /I
VTTV "S^fX
"^
Tarf. Bstlt. Ill, 12.
^
Xar. *'.S) sn^iirrl {Umiu eolomy. Tarv- Keth. X. I
nm^j,
- :
s-fn (h. text an
^); Tart. 0. XLIX.

- - |lun, n tn. same, /imlrac
Is. 7i (to Ps. CXVI, IS) (ra<!
.
, -
(V. Midr. Till, to Ps. I. e.); a. e. (lb. r-rit n, rMul

^ (v. Doi w.).MWr. TUl. to Ps. XVU OV *i

-
C
.
I. TI JG, V.
rcc^BX-J-K
T^'fTV T*.
ToeeC Oitu
^ III ivix 3 70"n Cii (eorr. aoe!>. V.
Wblint.
POfH
M. (pTi to cIL 4M* i#; Var. Il. e. Iirf^i
OW rtwii MW to Um danflk^ Impmb Mt WwkMi iW
dailjr iPOVtiMM of
nm
faiu> and wmk tw ^^muvuM
.
IM fitf vwMfcr'f sliteM fta^ aeMMd. le
Ab. Miw. II, I (M^i
791
p nan iW
hiali ilw MMkMI Idles ftwi Um
u. f^4en
7B, tfeoM Ul4MlkikMlMkite*wlriW
'
. ^ nriDn ;i ^arn p
Yvi
^ (Ml fMorv
i'
a a. L iMi
*)i
Tasal Ik. IT (%% It
9
y
prm ed-Jtoak. (. pTn. ci^ ooan h$ wmi #
aitlala) frtiMi U*
--*-" '
- -"ers-ruMM orike 4ilftr~
akk. M*i Tsf <n Vs
*
*n Mt wd
siofed la Ik* paaiij !.iaiftdf'4 f rrpliMian, Ksiki . hwm
!**'
skelee*). {At. s. e. pm rwds:
V^f^m*
-
Om Ms. Ar^ a. lUi^ ad. Safk ivad
:', tedMsd bj pkuasUa Maavktawi
re*,r^ Y. Ar. ed. Kok . t. prwm, a. Bakk. H. IL la
\ i>.
Xar. St*' iMie .]
Mj>?cn, "Fcr, "vjL'Ti ck^
f ...^
ftiMiBij
Tanr *Y. <Q. XLVII, li.'tk. hmi. . (ooMir.)
"S^ rrcro In Um tiaMMj of tke Lrf<i >t.
HaB. IJT
qOOt. a T. Wn}.
rnMprCn, read: l
'
Wy/t
'
0
; *prar% leai.
TT^V^.
J TttCITIi . nr^
rCfSn f. (?s*) dttmUt^, mm tflkf wi SS*. &
U.S. 18,
beg.; Tab^ Kaeak
<
(al
igy
batw. Vaia XTI,7
I Sam. XVII, , a. !). PeaUL Sair. MUrnk. ^t^ V
^*
raXih n the word 2r* Is aoaaaliaMs aasd is a ysod
sense (as flroMass) aad at tteas hi a kad aMae (aa
ocatioo); T. n^rr.
n^Cn t (b. h.; Vs) rcaciK, rdUf. Me*. M^ r|^.
saTfa^ofhoaaalhasL OHt.S* (la Ghald. dtaioa)
wrrm ri -m ent aMy ke soom Uttl* raBef (bj rv^^l
ikmr) eaa be had; ib.^ ran "D ir**B m and evca a
little flavor will not be sbowm. HalL&t^ nacr nxn ike
-niamfi own effbrt to save Had/; ' iJi n the
Torts to save tha aauaaL Ex. B.s. I srs in
drowning; a. Cr.
*7iS^^n (b. k.) pr. a. L ffandf/jpww;
name of 8aBH0B*s BoUier. Ham. L a. It; & BMk. 91*
rrriBiVx ed. (Xa. R. :
-
.lJ>!a.i
. Xs. B. i^
'
i2>J!a
>.
\ '^-^^y^ pr. n. (caspL praeed.^ t* ^ea pmk. aaai
yssn
364 nan^jn
fo a family settled in Babylonia. M. Kat.
22''
(Ms. M.
>DI2n m. (Inf.Hif.ofSSS) chastity. Pesik.Sos, p.
146'';
Yalk. Job 906
;
(Talk. Gen. 93
nWi.iSn).
T\'^}2T'\ f.
{-J^l)
making a couch, laying out of
mat-
tresses, ^carpets &c. Keth.
4'', a. e, na^n rssn making
the bed (for her husband). Yoma69'* '^'yii 'ri2 for spread-
ing nnder (to sit or lie on), garments of mixed materials
(n^xba) are permitted. V. S30.Trnsf. arrangement,
structure, construction. Hull.
49'' '21 nw^ buj 'n x-in -p
the construction of the Mishnah (Boraitha) is as you
stated, but reverse the first clause. Snh. 51*; a. e.
TT^Tl f. (nu^) kindling. Y. Sabb. II, beg.
4<= ns^n::
'31 ni-i2 nrxsn (corr. ace) must be kindled so that the
larger portion be on fire, v. p^'n. Y. Yoma II, 39' top
;
Bab. ib.
24'' '31 nnsn kindling of &c.
nbilj^n f. (^2p,
V. n^3p), d-'SS n^psn reception.
Shebu.'35''J^ Sabb. 127 (Ms.M. rt3p) nS'^SUJ ^iB 'ti receiv-
ing the Divine Presence.
Ilj'^'lipn, liJ'^pn m. (irnp) 1) that which is dedicated
to a sacred purpose, esp. sacred or Temple property.
Yeb.
66''
bot., a. fr.
'31 'n a pledged animal whicli the
debtor dedicates as a sacrifice &c., v. i'p3. Gen. R. s. 60
U'^'Dl 'n; Arakh. VIII, 7 'ilb'^jJ 'in dedication of the value
of an object; opp. nSTO Tl dedication for the altar
(allowing no redemption). Ib. VII, 1 Ci'^^^n 'pairn^ 'pX
'n^ months are not counted for redeeming dedicated
property, i. e. fractions of a year count for a year in favor
of the treasury. Kidd.
2''
113 y"3K nb "iDitn because (by
betrothing her to himself) he makes her forbidden to
all other men like sacred property (v. 'O'lp^). Taan.
24*
'31 -|"ibs 'n )'n "iin they shall be to thee sacred property
(like charity funds); a. v. fr.2)
dedication. Arakh. 2';
Tem.
2'^
'n nbnn a preliminary act of dedication, 'n CJID
the final dedication (laying hands on the animal's head
prior to sacrificing it). Ib.
9''; B.Mets.
54''
-pUJit-i 'n the
original dedication, "^W 'rt the substitution (for an animal
which became defective); a. fr.

PL nid'^'npn, 'li^pln
1) sacred objects. Lev. R. s. 5; a.fr.2)
laws concerning
dedication. Tosef. Erub, XI (VIII), 24; ib. Hag. I, 9 (ed.
Zuck. niSJplpm, corr. ace); a. e.
ntpn f. (ipa) letting blood, opening a vein. Ker. V, 1
12 nx:iTi ^EJnuJ 'n Q1 the blood of arteries with which
life goes out, i.e. the splashing blood; ib.22*. Nidd.19''.
Gitt. 70* D1 ntisn blood-letting. Sabb. 29* Ti PillStS
Ms. M. (ed. ni "n) the meal taken after blood-letting;
a. fr.
ntjpf I m. (lup) letting rise in smoke, burning on
the altar. Ber. I,
1
; a. fr.
TT^'pTl f. same. Y. Pes. VII,
34<=
top. Y. Yoma
11,39'-; LkPl. r.i-iljpri. Tosef. Dem. 11,7 'nil; Men.is''
Ms. M. (ed. 'pn); HuU.
132'i
'pH (v. DOan as to fusion of
article).
trj'^l^n, )^tyn, v. 'i?n.
Dpn m. (Inf. Hif. of Cip, formed for analogy with
"iSn
q. V.) confirmation, the privilege
of
confirming a row.
Ned. X, 7; a. fr. (comment, write indiscriminately bpn
a. tDp"^!!, analogous to IS'^'^).
riQpn f. (Dip) 1) same. Ned.69'^ nsiirxi 'n the firs);
confirmation (when he said the first ''3"'b
I3'i"'p). Ib. xbl
'n bUT^n but my confirmation shall not take efl'ect; a.e.

2) erection. R. Hash.
2''
p'iJ-an rippnb dating from the
erection of the Tabernacle. Y. Yoma I,
38"^
top; Num.
.R. s. 12, a. e. nb'^bn 'n the putting up (of the Tabernacle)
by night; a.e.

PI. T\^Q'^r^. Ib. rni^)3!i his repeated acts

of putting up.
nSDpn. f., V. s<!^'^:;;p<:.
5]j^n, {j^Dj^^n, V. 'p%>
TT\^pr\, V. nispx.
T t( : - T t':
-
riDpn f. (3]p3
II) 1) surrounding, going round.
Yoma 59* b3"il3 'H the sprinkling was done in walking
around; T^H 'n by circular movements of the hand. Pesik.
R. 8.41 nai^n nspri going around the altar in procession
with the Lulab; a. e.
2)
(ref. to Lev. XIX, 27) shaving
the hair
of
the head all around. Naz. 29* 'n T^as-'l and
he (the Nazir) may shave &c. Ib. U3!!<"in ^3 riB|3ti shaving
the entire head, opp. to rtXB 'tl shaving the ends, v. dxe.
Y. Sot. II, beg.
17''
rin^W Tl the shaving required by
Nazir laws (Num. VI, 18); a. e.
3)
growth
of
hair around
a limb. Y. Yeb.X.end, 11*=; Snh,
68''.
4) debts for mer-
chandise payable at certain seasons (cmp.nElpFi). Shebi.
X, 1; Tosef. ib. VIII, 3
'31 nun nspn shop-debts are not
subject to the law of limitation in the Sabbatical year.

PI. niBjsri. Gen. R. s. 41 he came back I'^niBjsri S>1-iBb

to pay his debts; Yalk. ib. 69.
nlSpn I f,
(yip)
waking up. Midr.Till.toPs.XVII,15 jl
D'^n^n nspii resurrection of the dead. I
n^pn II f. Cj^ip, j'Sp) cutting, a'^nfai nsi?n (cmp.
Prov. XVl, 30) cutting the lips, i. e. contracting the
mouth for a blasphemous expression. Snh. 65* Ar. a. Ms,,.
K. (ed. na"ip:?, V.
niiips).
"Ipn m. (Inf. Hif. of nip; cmp. Jer. VI, 7) welling,
pouring forth (cmp. "Tip^). '<n "ISO ("I'is) well, opp. to
cistern; esp. B'er Haker name of a certain well. Erub.
X,14. Ib.
104''
'n ni-iinn ^3 Ms. M. (ed. incorr. nilpn);
Y. ib. II, beg. 20*.
n3"*pn f.
(2^p) 1) offering, use of the verb n^'ipn.
Men. 11* X"^n 'n TO. it is an object which may eventually
be off"ered. B. Kam,
12'^
'nb ^tn fit for offering (if the
Temple existed). Erub.
63'', a. e. "plion rs-npna . . . bllS
study of the Law is more important than the ofi'ering
of daily sacrifices. Lev. R. s. 2, end
'31 'n TaXJ thf term
I
n*^pt^ SM
'l^l*'^
Num. ^ .1).
IT*Z>!T1T r. i^rri
Au'mNf. kmetitmp
tffHk0r
ltah.i''
^\)
^- of lii (Ilia t<>n*<>'e* !
"l perttm.
"!
-
'
"^
.
rlMwharv); m. >
:
ti) Tn pr* hr 1 ihy Immi4 Mid bor*
tCiA aC*t* M>i tr^ MlJ <fi.lit.jf IIm Vt
- 1 . .. / _ii.
, . I pmpr ; ..
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.
.
ilv dtUrmiiuuiU.)iV. t*-n. e

.-.. Tiim.S2, fct.

T*?
-TT!. . "^^1^teh.
14' em 'n -"ps apmoUnf th>
K'lxct inoanUiM ( flffvra tor diiUccUad in^*nuit> ). Y.
' . l*bol. "an "nn '<ro 79 WlwMn \h two high tn-im-
ICTMU NholMv). Kx. B. 1. 1& moit i6m -r. --Kr v.
ipni. Mac.
I, 8 mrra
r*^
''^
t^k* moMiila* M-
.ii.UH
on A MUr ( tlnd*r IliMr toxt for nnmroa
lio Uwa); a. T. fir.
^']'"
I^.TT??
(!
"^t
"'^) to Arf, trrrfr.
Tn.
lu.v.'xxN
, JO JtrrvQ (Var. rrvrp) td. Lag. (ad. in^
I. WU. KXra, eoTT. ae.); v. Mrrne.~Onipw
TT''
nS"*n (lof. iiii I
-J
I" tiierMM,- fA< mmmrrirti
.iiufVf' tMe Mtert m'^^iu (dajr*). 0a.B.a.SO (pUjr
--^
na-n, aa. HI, l)
'3> na^ n nctw ^ if an
a in 2V2 da^-s okl, I ahall cmim it to grow (it is
V. Nidd. I,
49*
top n3-o nm '^n TO wns bc;
T T J -
.
'
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<}nt(roua amimau. 8nh. M nwiS
"
\c)l.XIlI. Hull.
71* 'JtV with m^ni'HC.' o ii'ri>mui
ig; a. e.
jPrt (b. h.) [fo rw'. V. rtn,! fo U2^ jwl fo <iM(A. Kam.
K, , 21, beg.
^:-- - -'?
SO if ooa eooMs t-
. V, b Ue ftr> ; 'T. 58*; Snh.
7 . .
r,:
-
Qiti.&4'' T2S5 r TJ -T3D3 lie (Titiia) tbooght b*
-.... ^iiM hinuwif (eaphem. ftw fJW /xrrf);..fr./^H,
.jrr. Tcaer.Ottt.V(lIl),i marAc 'OBb irrcc
r-^^
be rrr^l (ed. Xoek. mn) thoae execaiad (bjr the
ilM ItoMM* iriMa>i f A, A4tka

ofiyraMM vtM doaa mf*

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*"
2*n (t.k{pfMa4.vdyO>v*^ialydfvfMifafii
fA'a'r^. lak Til. I
i
a. fir.
r^*r. r;"r
m. fi^k^if^ 9. .! iiii m. -#
d. W^ ^.
I I '

nfa, gavarjr aaqlf4 bjr an watlriag. KaIi. &. i

V||.-.fl) Umdimg Im, 9ttmimm fm.
rr-S9 r. -99 lnwni
t dfc aa oBii a far ala. lakk I. S r. M*; M*;
r^l^n f m-matim. pertrftim^
i/rWiAtT. Ntdd. <. . -^^WMttlMi
ro itVr rr2~i bat IW UtAmg^
lb.
57'
-r^ r: rt'^ Um i lawil la oC
a.fr. Yalk.Jod.42 m Ti^tor)raaMr>-ff r<!Srnr
faara. Mas. E. c 14 rnsms sam 71 991 ^aas ear*
raa
p
oadiag to tha ftva umia aad Uw fr*
p
r r ipli iaa.
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Y
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Ma. (Bagia ^rm, ad.
T^^V
a
0*5J^
17 m. mum. Ankh. ! (ao* r*...); TaH:
lb. I, IS - -
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t- X^n.
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miit^
0f
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ti&momm mmtf
Mr.
Sab. M^ Ar. (<4. ,
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Berti, rrfl to & Balk. ^; v.
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.f
V. Zftf^fX.
issi'q'in 366 ^fe'inn
"|Di1"l?l, V. ''itiv^ti.
']'^5DTl"in m. (comp. of ^n=^n, a. 'jB'in; v. iij'^:?^'!^)
wall-ivy, the leaves of which may be used for bitter
lierbs on the Passover night. Pes. 39^
(Ms. M. 'S'^'nti).
nib^^p^nn, ni^p^nn ("pnin) f. pi., -n -i^^
a species
of
domesticated doves (prob. so named from
the manner of their fructification, v. D!l'n"iri). Hull. XII,
1
;
Bets.
25'^;
Tosef. ib. I, 10; Tosef. Hull, X, 9 'n^n ed.
Zuck. (Var. "nnn). Hull. 139^ 'n-in "^sn im 'nin "^sn in
'31
one reads hadr,, and one reads hard., the one deriv-
ing our w. from Herod, the other from the name of a
place.
nUryi f. (vjnn, with n inserted; cmp. rjil'n'l'in)
[removal, isolation,} imprisonment within a narrow en-
closure
of
reeds or poles, a punishment for contempt of
court (v. '^il'niJ). M.Kat. IG'* (explain. 'lUJildb, EzraVII, 26).
Ib. (a version of the Gaonim quoted by Asheri a. 1.,
Nr.53) '3p1 -laitJ X5S -i"x ',1 ix^
what is hardafah? Said
R. P., Poles of reeds (fastened in the ground). [In ed.
a. Mss. the answer to 'rt "^Nia is absent.] [Ar. ed. Koh.
T 1 "
""JISTnn, V. next w.
^^D'^nn, "^SDlinn m. (ChaW. form of pssi'r.'ri)
a creeper tlie berries of which were known to be in-
jurious to animals. Hull. Ill, 5 (58'^; Tosef. ib.III, 19.
Mekh. B'shall., Vayassa 1 (ref. to Ex. XV, 25) 'tl y'^
^'^
it was the trunk of an ivy; Ex.R. 8.50; (ib. s. 23
"|13'i"TTi);
Yalk. ib,256 '^S'lBI-in (corr. ace); Tanh. B'shall. 24
"12
'n
r^^r^; Tanh., ed. Bub., ib. 19,[Var. iDSTn'^n, v. Koh. Ar.
s. V.]Targ. Y. Ex. XV, 25 '^SM'nx.
]^5D^nn, V. 'si^in.
S I in (b. h.) to conceive, he with child. Yalk. Ex. 1
68,
end. \T B. Kam. V,
.")'^
top; Bab. ib.
49"^.
Hof. iT^in to he conceived; *(homilet.) conception, v.
nnin. Gen. R. s. 64; Yalk. Job 894 that she would
have said to him, "il^S 't^ is this a time for conception,
man? ('Eashi').
]^nnni, V. "j^n.
I'^f
DTI II m. urin-soaked dung, v. ')irT|; a.
XTP\.
"l^nnn, 'n"n m. i^^ri^r]) i) thought, meditation,
opp.
"iini"! loud recitation. Bar.
20'' i^l TQilD 'n review-
ing in mind (a Biblical passage &c.) is as good as loud
recitation. Sabb. 150=^
(ref. to Is. LVIII, 13) IIDX ^131*1
'3T 'n talking (business on the Sabbath) is forbidden,
thinking (planning) is permitted.
2) heated imagination,
esp. impure fancies. Ber.
12''
riT^nS) 'ti unchaste imagina-
tion, f'S 'tl idolatrous fancy. Nidd.
13'' "iT^^
"raSS X'^a^tl
'n who allows sinful fancies to take a hold of him. Zab.
II,
2 ; a. ir.~Pl. ti'^yiiiyi. Yoma
29'^
top nii^s ''nsin'^ri
'w1 sinful (obscene) imaginations are more injurious to
health than the sin itself. Esth. R. to III, 1 (play on
ahar)da5 n'n Qi^QI i^iinnn plans (schemes) were there.
^"^'^l"'
^^nirr^^n ch. same. Targ. 0. Deut.
|
XXIX,
18."
Targ. Y. ib.' XXIII, 11; a.e.Snh.
45^
'^X^^n
'n^ take into consideration the possibility of creating im-
pure thoughts (among the spectators); Sot. 8\

PI.
TT-'T^r?, r"!l>Tlt7,
'T^-
Targ. Y. Lev. VI, 2. Targ. Ez.
XXXVin, 10; a. fri
"ini/
j,
"TTl (Piip. of -nri; v. nnn, cmp. esp. is.
LIX, 13) 1) to conceive in mind, to think, meditate, plan.
Ber. Ill, 4 inbs 'nn'in^a thinks (recites the Sh'ma) in his
heart, v. -liltTin. Gitt.57'^ JT^ryna raViTn "in
he conceived
the idea of repentance.
2) to be heated, entertain impure
thoughts. Hull.
37''
nm '^n'^n-iri X^ I allowed no impure
thoughts to rise in me in day-time; a. fr.
3)
(followed
by "inx) to disparage, criticise, detract from. Snh. 11
0"*
ini inx "iH'^ti^n who speaks evil of his teacher. Num.
R.8.7 '31 Pi-in-in DX if thou criticisest them &c. Ber.
19^
Dl-^n l-innx "irinriri bx do not think evil of him the day
after (for he surely repented). Sifre Deut. 307
'ifD^
""pX
T^niTa nnx you must not criticise His dealings with man;
a, fr.

4)
to heat, make sick with fever. Lev. R. s. 17
(play on rnsiiSn, Ps. LXXiii,
4; v. 5<"n) Q'^n'nn'in xb
D-iK^nn (Var. 'inin; Ar.s.v. SS-nH: "nsnr) I did not make
them hot with diseases; Yalk. Ps. 808. [Ukts. Ill, 11,
V. "in-in.]
^Tm.' "iTlin
ch. same. Targ. Y. Gen. VI, 2.
Targ. Job II, 10 "Vyri; a. fr.
'D^^Jinn, Y. Kil. I, 27
V. W^-^l-iS.
^^nllnn m. (v.nextw.)2Jro/2^, opp.n^-^OB. M.Kat.2\
'^H'^tI'^' ^'H-'n^
^- ^^- ^-
^^r.^'
'^-''?) 1) ^^^^^f^
release. Ex. R. s.
10,'
end; Tanh., ed. Bub.^ Vaera 22;
Yalk. Ex. 186 (cmp. Dp5:n as to fusion of article). Tanlu
Mikk. I0,v. "iDSI; a.e.

2) plenty, liberal provision ; com-

fort. Snh. 2l'' 'n^ NSi-ia xV the word ib is to intimate
a liberal appropriation (for the army). Sifre Deut. 306
'n 'pab xbx nn-ins -pUJb 'p^^ the word 'opening' has the
meaning of comfort, opp. pmi 'p^ub. Keth.
43''
ins-obx
'31 '"^^ iT^b XtT^D xb as to his widow he cares not for her
living comfortably (from her own earnings besides the
legal alimentation) &c.
']'''^TirT, Tosef. Toh. VIII, 1, v. T^^IIH.
D*n^"in. m. pi. (-iin, v. "iii-^ifi) heating, "n nu):;^
unnatural gratification on a womanh body. Snh.
66'',
Resp. Gaon. ed. Cassel, p. 110; v. DW^ii, a. lili'^n.
n^lDlnnn, '3q)nn, v. n^aianx.
SS'^Pn, v. xnsnx II, a. next w.
^D^nn f., "S''}nri m. pi. (Rashi) (v. xnEI^XH) name
of a hitter herb (not generally used as food). Pes.
39*
(Ms. M. 2 XQ-inx, Ms. O. tjlTin, v. Cl^l'^'!'')!; v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note 9).
M7
up in ri>- <Md lilw to hm Mlto.-" iWf />
Ilkfu.) who WM loclMtf i|i in mom vtUi a wmmi^
Ammt With OM 4oar oy<eim to Uw cmwi mm! MMMtM^
iMding to Um miIimm to Um Immt raimM at
*
iftdltffi
Mip. ^. Men. M\
Um wutiiiti of < ueiiBtciiiuti Keilu
<**.

f. M prMtd. s. t*M. sS At. Ear. Sl^ Ti

uxtnMirdiBf]r praeaalioo.

TC*^^n, T. rem.
at. BTKiua. t
Mw ofdaiiMffa
88; XXI, .V
.) Tien TI a6
tt: (T. td. "s^ re -^ncn
i6) Um om of Um goriif
! not nniUugoa* to Uwt of Um anUng aaimnl, nor
I UMesM* of boUi of UMm wbieh art nntnintcd bniaf%
to Ui tarn of dnoMfe Unoofh Art vbidi U
Ae. (U . Ui four osmi hnd to b* pteUUd in
Biblinl text); ymi th* pointi eonunon to all art that
are Uable to do daaaca *. llakb.Mibp^ ITiikia,
"SI Tta T'nn n m^ tba cae of (coninf) the Jodga
analogous to thnt of (mimng) tba prinoa, yai tha
It eoauttott to both 4e. [In G*nuurb "vn, .B. Kam.4*.]
fnr^II (T. prcd.,-b. h. yy,
rqn) i) UkoU, hert w.
I. R. s. 91. and 'n tjosn n bara is tba sUvar Ac
III. 4, a. (V.
"^ m 7Y toeb a panoa it Ac Bate V, S.
'an ^Ti in tikis eaaa thay are Ao. aKain.IX,a n
iVe hara is Uiy propaity baAwa thaa (taka it in tba
ition in wbioh it is); a. t. fr.
^'^
n
-'
W Ti bahold,
will ba Ac Mas. I, 1 <ri3 7i I will ba n Hasir.
Sl^ "a^ r-^S3 n maj I ba tba atonawMnt for bis
(a blessing formula for a dacaaacd fkthar); a. tt.

^'^ n hfre it a cMe of tne,

if. Mag. S^ "sn rrrvs ri
is going to alaogbtw Ac; a. fir.
*
4Ulmw^--rrvt n m) am
m4 Ih* t
^f
wafarrs
/ lAr
'
ttsax**, rat wvao ^fMUMMd
a blank
\ in en.!
art: '.TJi e^'OC 8"TJ).
-
b) iittanrr c
. Irwtimomjf met ohJrHtamable on orrvwni r/
|
Y. Koth. II.
9-i
tu|i frMul:) VOKO mPM Oin
liara
U
:)m
r I
T7 pr. au ML. Ba
(nalKap <bllif j.^a,B KaM.tr rvm>i**t
O^TH' ^T'T''
^.^#1.. /.^
!. B. to I. 4
ruMr
Of
fAt |fa.
* t
WII.T15I
jwlmlo. iiol. 43^ (bon '
XXl.l.a.Orydl.B
^3 lU 'W l"irt TSftC
grila, V. :drt. (CMp. T. k
nlMisg.'liistnk^
-
to Pnt"^i Pio*
of ndlcal n.Tmu I flit- XA, 4,
t,
s
b. fast s-wrr, jtc-n.J
^iT^V'
' "ITT.
*pn, r.
XT-
^ I'm.
^SS^I fwrryMy ( Umb) mt mt/9
1
Pe..
\ -
Y.vd^SfsLM. cllMk.3hft^r77?(4
V*3^ rrli^oftba raai msr laMAtotlMT^|i l i
T. ib. n* top.
a. K4*MA. tl*
-. wiiAnawanwa
for obiUflniilsNi
^>^
,<n I) tuna, V. ptad
S)
rmfttm. WmIii
II. e;Vflr.*
2*?*n. r. 2S77.
C2*^"*n pr. n. M. f^yt-ioO Hmrkmat^ CslAcr of B
DooJ B. Hasb. 11, 8 (V,*) ^ UMl. su Ms. IL (L

Misb. Pas. a. T. ad. ttl

'
J
'
*, v. Babbw D. S. su L t^^,
Toaet Ncf. !. 'Srn; (ib. KaL & BaUi. IV, 14 U. ;.
'

>
Tb. IC*; a. i^.
nrrr
T I
ossnif, T.
K >if1*1^
\. T ; 1. *
rrr^r ton) l)l^itiy.rfMoC T.ToaBan,bag.M^
TC ;inrs nr kx* this (smriee) is anindad, iinae it
s(s^'a*in 368 n2^n
sists only of removing (the ashes). lb. 39*; a. fr.

2) separating the 2)riesVs gift &c. Bets. I, 6 (12*') IS'^X

rrn^'^ililD 1XD1 (v. Rabb.D. S. a. 1.) nobody obtains a privi-
lege by its being set apart; a. fr.3) lifting up, elevation.
Yalk. Ps. 624 (ref. to Qi-i^l, Ps. Ill, 4) . . . "^niinttJ nnn
'D"l UJX^ fi^'^C]
"^"^
J^!^2 ^!!<"i "^I^J^ while I deserved hanging
down the head (in the consciousness of guilt), thou hast
granted me a lifting up of the head (forgiveness, II Sam.
XII,
13); ib. (ref. to wn Ex. XXX, 12) ir-^nuj nnn
CX"! 'n . . . UJxn "^l^n; Pesik. Shek. lo'', sq. (corr. ace);
Midr. Till, to Ps. 1. c; Yalk. Ex. 365 (corr. ace). Tanh.
Emor 16.
S^^!G"in, V. nsiia-i, s. V. y^'i.
?]^Q"in,
^lyyi
pr.n.pl. (Be) Harmekh in Babylonia.
Gitt.
60^'
n 13 Ar. '(ed. 'n ^n). M. Kat.
4''
-\^^'^il Ms. M.
(ed. -p-^r\ 13). Zeb.
2''
'n ''n (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 6).
^D'^)Q"}n (^D^D"l^n) pr. n. Harmine (Hurmini),
prob. a province of Armenia. Targ. Jer. LI, 27 "lin ed.
Lag. a. oth. (h. text "^pz). Targ. Am. ^V, 3 'nn (ed. Lag.
'-nn; h. text nai^lii). Targ.Mic.VII,12 xnai "Tin (Var.
ed. Lag. "iin) Armenia Major(1).
J in, V. T]'^o-in.
Jj^DDin m. C^in, with preform, in, cmp. -ipna-in)
appointmefd to office,
authoritg, royal patent. Targ. Job
I, 12; II, 7. Targ. Y. Num. XVII, 11.Ber. 58 holding
court SOb^"! 'n 8*^3 without royal appointment. B.
Mets.
84''
Nin ia^xi-i 'n (Ms. R. 2 '"iin) it is a royal ap-
pointment (which I cannot decline). Hull.
57'^
SoViaT "r\
^'S'zrh ^ would they not have asked for royal authority?
Ib.
"'::'ip3
1in SSb^'l 'n they were in possession &c.; (Ar.
ed. Koh. the king was among them "I13S sobai 'nisi and
they did it by royal authority). B.Bath. 46'',
v. next w.

Trnsf. (cmp. n^iuii)

office,
bureau, esp. Resh Galiitha's
office.
Erub. SQ'* 'Vl
i35
'|331 in'^D^UI 12111513 (v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note 300) because scholars are accustomed to
meet at the Resh Galutha's office (Ar. XSiainp).
S^DQin f. same. B. Bath.
46''
nrittJ K^^3>3 'n they
(the OAvnei"s) considered it (the transmission of the land
to subtenants) merely an appointment (agency); (Asheri
Pnid wain; Ar. xaain; v. Rabb.D. S. a.l. note 90).
~
MJ in, a clerical slip in Ar. s. v. Stsisin.
iSi U jn m. 1) harnoga, nameof abii-d, one of eight
about which there is a doubt as to being clean. Hull.
62''.
2) a thorn, v. it^'isin.
'^yyn, v. ^siix.
p"l''i"lJl, V. iinsiSK.
D"1n (b. h.) 1) to break, to destroy, demolish. Midr.
Till, to Ps. IX, 7 '31 nst Dl'in Kin He destroys your plans;
Yalk. Mai. 587.Parf. 2)ass. Osiin; f. fiO^'^ri. Gen. R. s.45
;
a. e. Y. Ber. IV, 8*; a. e. 2) to break through, rush.
Yalk. Ex. 284 (expl. IDin'' IS, Ex. XIX, 21) Ipni'^ K13113,
V. pn'n; Mekh. Yithro, Bahod., s. 4.
D
Jf
1 m. (preced.) destruction. Men. IIO'* (interpret.
'^'^r^^''"!"'?,
Is. XIX, 18)
3inii2^ in'^rai... xnip (v. Rabb.
D. S. a, 1.) the town of Beth Sliemesh which is doomed
to destruction ; v. bin.
"jbin, V. loin.
SDp"in m. (Gin; cmp. Arab. ntJ-^in, Fl. to Levy
TalmToict. I,p.559''; cmp. no'iin) fish-hash. B.Bath. 144,
V. XS-iSS.'ni i<&3 a pie of fish-hash and flour. Bets. 16",
sq.; Ab. Zar. 38*; a. fr.
^^n
I ^- (^?'^' Hi^-
^^v") ^^^^^ff
harm) to one's self
or others)
;'
self-abnegation
;
vowto injure; v. "^Sian. Shebu.
Ill, 5; a. fr.
n3?"lr I II f. (S11) sounding the trumpet, a certain note
or signal' Y. R. Hash. IV,
59*=
hot., v. nainiia.Cmp.
ns'iin, nsiin.
"^"Ij I m. (viSi, V. nS'^in) trembling; "p? 'n icink, an
indefinable portion
of
time. Y. Ber.
1,
2'' hot. nn^aiun
)'i3
'3? 'ns the time called ben-hash-sli'mashoth is really like
a wink of the eye. Ib.*^ top. Ib'' top; Lam. R. to II, 19;
V. iJS'i. Cant. R. to III, 6
'3> 'n3 (not 'ns) instantaneously;
a. fr.
nSin pr. n. f. Earafah. Sot.
42'', v. niB'^in.
T T T
"
i^'^mDin, V. xn-^BOin.
^^''Din, v. x'^'^sin.
'
T - T :
"jy
jn pr. n. pi. Harpania {Hipparenum, Neub.j
Geogr.p.335; p. 352) in Babylonia, a rich industrial town
with a Jewish population of spurious descent. Yeb. llH
what a great man, n'^nXQ 'ni litb "^X were not H. hisl
native town ! Ib. 'n 'Xi:, v. in. Sabb. 127* (Ms. M. ^iOSlin
J
read *^X3Qin Barpanians); B. Mets. 84* 'ni Ms. M. (ed.
iX3pini)j V. Kllp^. Ab. Zar. 74''.
Snh.
48''
(Ms. M. inaj
N-^iB)! [Kidd,72''Ms.O.X'i3a'ini Sf^SISn, ed.only N'^3l3in.]
j
Denom. nxssin m.
of
H. Erub.
59''
(v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. i
note 90).P^. '^N3Qin, v. supra.
b^j^DDnn, pi. "'plnS'in m. (pnB with preform. in,|
cmp. KS^iii; V. i^pn'^Q) [jiortions, allotments,] 1) measureA
limitation. Targ. Job XVIII, 2 (h. text "^SSp).
2) destiniesA
reverses, experiences (cmp. niu). Ib. XII, 5 XSiat 'n the!
changes of time (h . text ^IM ii2>1l3
; cmp. bs'n).R. Hash. 1
6*1
'31 11S1 'n "'Sn 133 all those preordained changes that]
passed over the standing crop (up to Passover).
nSlinn, rrjl^nri f. (n^l) l) (v. Lev. I, 4) accept-
ability
of
a sacrifice, gracious reception, qualification fori
offering, atonement. Hull. 81* 'nb Dr nirilp^ rh'b thel
eve of the eighth day qualifies it for dedication, the|
morning for an acceptable offering. Zeb. 28'',
a. e. (ref/
to Lev. XXII, 27 a. XIX, 7)
'31 11^3 nssinD the same
ceremonies which are needed for the atoning efficacy of
the legally performed offering, are required for making
it an unfit offering (the eating of which is punishable
"ijrv5
369
"Wj'*
wiUi MiliteUuii). K&r.
9* (vnv r nrr^ rm/^mftiati
Into III* tutmtmpl lliro<tglt tl><:
XXIV. ft .!,).- l<rr V>llir. U .- . -.
rrm t^ mtUn U** prinklliN| <*r itni ttu.i
'n *sa lliuM tor wboMi A MMftlMw
mmf
<liwi airff^^.civi
Hirhi Mmor cli. III. Pmt. 4 ti . . . V9^
n iW 4m.
MrAiimi (Arv rafara lo tmttillm StMeU
Iftwt) ii. fr,~t) mMti wttMn0, cwk(M '
pnM r^'^i
mnA to |m M
out. i.*ara r^t^r.iUMH^.^ tmni.
Mil i>
' '
t^v.niii s-|7
*3''~
in TIT';
>t r^MPnh u* MMikA III* wwntM
J I ,
Tr. II* Vtra -mrrnaiofHailiVMiaUUaffdlMr

'
>t
QhMig* (torn Um ordlMwy n^ie>M omi Im ii>^
: )"9 Tl Im doM Um itlUtif un Ui )Mick of tli
> ^^.b.Vll.lo''boi.;..Totl^l^.XI.<"
*C'*ViBljr'Tp"TI
pr.n. pi. Hme9t9polU, In Mldai.
p. a'* QpH Wl Ml Cl'VII "^
(cofT.
MX, lf)ta Bwmdwpolb: Pwik. B.
17 *Nl p- (eorr. neo.). [V., bowtvw, Mtn.
100*.J
-
(^^ W-)
m<Aor<M<(0, tttdkarily,
y. ICm1i.&* "nrvA Ti rs3 lt Um two
'irrUiir uf Ui noMi propvrtjr writ out a puirr uf
itorn>- lo on* anoUicr (to mm Um Mllcr). Sbaba.
31*
^3
xan b who eoBW btfora eoart wiUa a powr uf
iii>ruy (doI in hb own cam). Bkb. 47^; a. fr.
i n
f. (b. h., V. Jcr. XX. 17; rrr\) womh of an
uinmL 'Ser. 44^; 57^; Ab. Ear. St*. (Otb. opin. Mrwf-
X*
'*
I
r, V. xrnn,
T I
-

r*rn lu. (Inf. Hif. of and) rMferiiy, ^iriiy hmA. B.

in, (88) rrPQji n ^ars M. M. a. T. <L (ed.
xvrr "sra) bonaM Um taking care of a inui
iiuder U) daly of rwtoriaff n naifbbor lost prop-
N ; V. Yeb. II, end,
4'"; a. a.; . nazt w
nZwi
J
f. tame, rrrax n^t^j the dat\ i>i restoring
nei|;bbof't loat propaitj. B. Kam. V, 7 (M*') It t6
Ms.M.a.Y.cd.a-'Snb; Y.ib.V,end,5* 3dn^ t. praoed.);
ilk.Kx.S81ia.fk^.ilr>3dn. B.Kani.57*; &llla.SI*
-*.'-!
n nra^ . . *QB0 beeana Uia Bihiical taxi qMaks
H]uutlj' of rartoration (bat does no* inUmati^ tliat
tbe
woer moBi be notified of the raetoratioo
"{"d^, 'tfTf itt.(praoed.)nMiHiyaMMb/'orra^
'Uf
frtMA Ao7(aooordia to Lev. V, SO98). Tab
4t'
*
T^V^ l6liMno ilMprfvan9iorMafciiaMaMir<
'^a aioMd for)i At* Km
71^
B Bmi. li*- t6
r
tt M.<> At
rraS{l7 f fr39
/#4r>
rMn/ (*. fta. XII.
m
iia tiMM ligwM*aa< IHM<iaKTt.

lf I0 CHlffl lr<^
*^^m Um lav of 4i
f
jM m ttaiwl
if Um
f lilm wtw Mitea IW wwji a. a.
rjj^fj
fc flunn. T r^^ (U. wnr. mi
htmimimt iMt mtrmamrp mtmm, V. KMdL I. M^iap ^ Yi
*3
te bta own ebllnla iIm aaana oT
S-T!|| -T* yy
UW l^^liMm tW w1 by
^i*-T:, . n^fSiL
rrn^
t ( danom. of
T^
0Hlim0 mp tmHff: M#r
ito%. Uv. R. . It, bag^ V. i^
"
Jv
tf
rnSJn
dnt mt orm^) pr. n. ttmk^ilh (/iM^w
fion), alUfodoal naaM of an a^prf of jwUaa. la. lu
a. 41. and (rtC to m. OTI, tl)i Ik. a. 44} (Dam. B ^ '
a. a. HfUlV)*
(rf. t/i /.-ph. ni, 7) T nossTQ . . . 71 te wiMiaanr
atrucUT work Ika |j>nallUi nniwlBot, Umjt ild wMk
arljT iWnc (i^wlj). Ilk B. It^ and U J i^Mli r.
Um injofy (to ilMir boAaa) nnnnd by Um frar*
LXXVIU.45); a a.f)
(with rat to brr. XIX, 77 Ar
My wilk rMr. Has. 57*; KJddL *i*- :n r^
'-
i
ha lo whom Um Uw. Thoo ahalt not dartro?
appUae, to OT^faot to tha Uw. Ta ahiaB no tal off tO,
arotind he.*, t.
f^fffS
Ih. Ti Q r^ rrSrs, v. nA^; %. fr.
n^^ f. (itr^ Hit)iiyy% dhwfiiy Itf mimi bnm
a qnaeUon whkh nwt not ba Menwnd, a BiUkmlpmule
. ofimttrr^utkm need fcrdhwwtinglhenrfnd.~B:riws;n.
Y. Ab. Ear. n,
41* hot. (rtC to <CTi, Mith.lb.n.S) he
, ooffbi to hnva divartod hto orind byneofom tPORa
: rmra ^n of tha ttva pnnala* he^ . nrrsrt.
3 M^t T. rem.

.
^
yStfi m. (b.h.; V;r) rrfeeHam^ wiwifm LaT.B..J.
end; a.e.Bqi. iMnb^ one of the azpranoM for hjauM
(ref. to V9lp9 in Ptalni inecriptioM)L T.SnMt II,S4*top;
Y. Meg- li 7S top; (Pefc 1
17* V-srrV
n.^^j L (praead.) Me nikdmrn, fitiyi0rfnf.
Ocn. bT . to (nt to Protr. Xm. S)
'
VJ.'
^n^i and
what was hto (Eltonr^) releetiaaf; Talk. Pkwv. tw
iT!2212^ t ceac. Of.)
i) nr<r ruiy*
Hr
"Mm-
i>y homr. &a>b. S<* r^ ris b init np caily ia the
47
nnbtjn 370 n^PTiJn
morning. Sifra K'dosli.ch. Ill, Par. 2 'iT2 XS start early.

Sabb. 127^ ^"113 n^Sdln coming in good time to college;

a. fr.Trnsf. eagerness. y.Shek.I,45'' bot,, v. MnntJn.

2) going to labor in the morning. Y. B. Mets.VII,beg. ll''

rrsbmn 5<nnu3 (corr.acc), V. nm5>n.
nil ?^n f. (r^b-ii), T' nnVirn stretching forth of hand,
Divine imnishmetit. Lev. R. s. 20; Num. E. s. 2 (ref. to
Kx. XXIV, 11) "T^ 'nb "p-ilS-i ITiia "(ttaTD from here we learn
that they would have deserved punishment at that time.
TX^Vn f. (r,^^, Hif.) :|?w, jj-ij.) casting away by the side of
the aitar'(Lev. I, 16). Sifra Vayikra, N'dab., Par. 7,
ch. IX
'31 '(12 nnis* nnii< 'it' intimates, only it (the bird
sacrifice) is subject to the rule, 'And he shall cast' &c.
(l/Q^tZ^n f. (D^;r) completion. Naz.
8''
\>))S 'n "^in ^a
how could he ever have finished the days of vowed
nazirate?Esth. R. to III, 7
'31 trainn np^irn the com-
pletion of the wall of Jerusalem.Y.B.Mets.VII,beg. ll'',
V. fias'in.
iLjIcn (Infill. Hif. of Ipr) [extermination,] Hashmed,
allegorical name of an angel of justice. Ex. R.s.41, end;
s. 44; Midr. Till, to Ps. VII; a. fr.; (Deut.R. s. 3 (ri|?p).
n~UIL/f
j
f. (preced.) extermination, use
of
the verb
13'JJ. Lev."R. s. 7; 8. 10.
n^tDH f. (fiiib, Hif.),
)is
rail! putting an eye upon,
paijing land attention to Gen. E. s. 93 [read:] 'n X"^ri IT
D'13'^r ni-'JaOb ^::nn ]En5 n-naxr 'S is this the kindness
thou hast promised (Gen. XLIV,21) This is blindness;
(Yalk, Gen. 150 np'^b).
lOtiyijn m. (Inf. Hif. of Mpir, V. Deut, XV, 3) can-
celling, esp. D'^BDD 'n cancelling
of (cash) debts in the
Sabbatical year. Y. Shebi. X,
39"=
bot. ; Y. Gitt. IV, 45
bot., sq. Y. Mace. I, 31" bot. UMl d'^BOD 'nD it is, like a
cash debt, forfeited by limitation.
nt^^^n f. same. Y. R. Hash. HI,
58''
bot. n-j^n
C^EOD. Arakh.
4''
:>'p^p 'ii the return of landed property
to the seller in the year of the jubilee. Kidd.
38*^ '3
'n
Stin rjisri nain the remission of cash debts is a personal
obligation (not dependent on the land of Palestine);
a. fr.
riDlIjn f. (r,i;a) smoothing, rubbing, finishing by
rubbing. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. IV, 1 ed. (ed. Zuck. nSt:n,
V. f^2''J^).
T\JW^T\ f. i^^-iii) lowering, removal from
office. Gen.
R. s. ge^'fi 'piyb x'bx ni^ 'pxi death (Koh.VIII,8) means
removal &c. Ex. R. s. 45 ''rtBdn, v. n^i2;in;
Lev.R. s.
1
;
a. e.
S^DtZjn m, (Inf. Hif. of i'Bia) plenty, liberality. Estli.
R. to X, end.
nSp^n,
v. iTipiijn.
npB/n f. (p'r;, Hif.) [cauisiny contact,] dipping of
a vessel, filled with an unclean liquid, so as to make
its surface level toith the surface of
the water into ivhich
it is dipped, a ceremony of levitical purification, contrad.
to nb2::n, immersion. Bets, is'^ n^aijn i::** 'n -ilTW let
us prohibit levelling as a precaution against immersion
(on the Holy Days). lb.'' "n X'^^:p the Mishnah permitting
hashshakah is contradictory (to what Rabbi said in the
Boraitha). Hull.
26''
itr^Tzh 'H inb upbti xb the hash, will
not affect the liquid (in the vessel).
n'l'^^cri, n^^piijn, nspti^n f. (n^^s Hif.) giv-
ing to drink, esp. (n::'ib n^ll'ppii) handing the bitter toater
'
to the suspected icife (Num. V, 24). Meg. II, 7 (20'')
'31 r-'ipirnbi (Ms. M. riprnls'i, Ms. L. ns<;?Trnb, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note). Y. Sot, ill,
18'*
top 'ni'ri31l3D np-^ri^
the blotting out must be immediately followed by the
giving to drink. Snh. 87" nspCri; a. fr.
nDp^n f. (qp;r, Hif.) the looking down, the use of
the ver& q'^pian. Y. Maas. Sh. V,
56''
bot. n-|i-iN...'n ^3
'31
(not nmns) wherever in the Torah hishkif is used,
it means curse (punishment), but this (Deut. XXVI, 15)
means blessing. Tosef. ib.V, 25 'from thy holy dwelling'
'31 n mpa IT ed. (ed. Zuck. nsipirn yv^p 'ps^a) that is
the place of looking down, i. e. hashkifah (Deut. 1. c.)
refers only to 'thy holy dwelling', 'and bless' to 'from
(the store of) the heavens'.
n^nil;?! f. C>r-Tr, Hif.) taking root. Pes.
55 'nai
and as to counting the third day after planting for taking
root. Y. Shebi. II, 34 top 'n ^nx we go by the date of
taking root. Y. Kil. I,
27''
jnui'iiynn n:i1"i 12"'J< he has no
interest intheirtaking root; Y.Maasr.V,51''top. Men. 69";]
a. fr.
SrilZ^n (=5<nSTr xn) 1) now. Targ. Prov.VII, 24; a.]
fr.Sabb. 91=*,
a. ifr. ISi^TS 'n ^n2 we go by the present}
condition. Pes.4* V"^pT "n^ and now that it is established
'
that &c. Hull, 97^ '31
^^X1 'H now that R. . . says &c.;
a. V. fr.

"n ''Zfi so 7101V

I,
indeed, i. e. hoiv can you com-
piare these ttoo cases? .Snh. 4l''; a. fr.

2)
(introducing 3
an argument) since, when,
if.
Hull,
5'*,
a, fr. IP^iia 'il
;
3ir ^3 i<b . . . . since the Lord does not allow any evil
!
to come through a beast belonging to the righteous, how
much less through the righteous themselves? lb. c'' 'ti
'
X'^rnia isibn n^TS ^TSin if she would take what is not
her own, is there any question that she would eventually'
exchange her own for what belongs to her neighbor
Y;
a. fr.
TT .
- .' TT -: - ; .' TT
1
"" "= ~
t
f. (nt^^), Hithpa.) 2)rostration for prayer. Ber. 34'' ; Meg.
22" ,
'31 LJUU'^B It Ti prostration means spreading out hands and
'
feet. Y.Ber.I,3'' top 'n ~b before Thee prostration is due;
a.fr.[Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
43'*
top n^'ihpraj.]PZ. ni-^linny:!-!,]
";'nPl''^"r'- Shek. VI, 1. Ber. 31" 'ni r\rj^'^2 iDSn in con-
sequence of his repeated kneelings ai^d prostrations.
nten m., V. next w.
mt
#.... . r-*<M-" %,un
It ti
^4 lll tf
przr
rmil;
nr
^
^rr. ^
'
3 all otjtilwi
wlileli II. .
nU^/ 1 f. firj) frwor^iy ag, ntUimfof Y.fliili.Vtl,t4^
boi. cim rfrri ii*c|iiiiition.

Snbtl, f^^^BO^n rVr" llm Itiviiaialinn* fur itiitrii!

lingMl. R.I. I 71 V
n U roB*idard 11 btinnlnir
>^
713 (MM tWi. TC. . .<44nf8S. .1|*U, IOT*.a|.
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oC 111* uiw
f***.
>^ {>> rOfl'lf*l !
^
<.
/ --- ;
Tv** ! X V V. *pnn.
V ff
"irr,
/'i -r-Ti (iwr, *nh .if
tt:, fr. //i/.> M iw*^//
>pi
Bah. ib. 8t
C*t2*Tn m^ Ar^ ViMT. for or^-Vrx
njJTrn
t (rtri //!/.) heig wprm-ratm^ rolUitmeM*
( f>oTr of ilip
,
Crn (wcr Mn, V. OP II) tJkrrr: in /W mut; opp.
v. Y. IWr. 1, :s* lioU m '^t
thv BabjkmiAii
-ni. 811I1.
''
TnV ms ftrotn PiUrtin fur PiUaUn.
Ik" n rSKS Uw>r, in the cam Just eil*d, it ia dUlirit;
IfgOt tf 'lining. '7 ir if !< :.
_
yif'l
'
?< r.Jrr,1rT TM>
* Ti ^"^ *r*M A tB4i ra^airw m* Wanrii
^
Im* tW
Uw rMiuiring wMiMag is lalMi44 onljr lo
rourt 10 dMitlc htHmmm tb villfal Mi4 th
'flmdvr. SlMbo. s\ . fr. pce nrrr wwais^
ioubt, . (. <MM MrvMs UmI
4p
vtlt do earUua iMaff
'
'>v, vbaa Um Miaal MOMMMtof iWflMMa
4noi b ddtoad. IB M to aatoUi* w*-
ing |>*Md i( imnndtotaly. T. Pw V, JT
lf l^QpO
pte bsr n"fti wamlag I* aewpiad foaii44 kgall
I
un doabtfol odtaM; a. ft;.if. I\a'lj^ P^TIJIX T. R-
Kmn. VII, <
hot.; . .
.> ^k.
> f. (rr, ITi/.) MVnAyttr
;
/Vufwflr^ (vith tb 8lKi<r and j/mfm 7fk.
Tma. I^.
wbrr "r~ 3 ocd, it 1
it ot ' r.ll' a lie.?; a. fr.
I (ir, tii- .tbi. It iater>
-hnn!Ti* ye\\ ^, fr.; t. letter
3;
T. al> IcUar r
>
Ui cqairalmt
*>
'>r \ [To give ^ the valne of a coDfonaat, li b freqacotly
.i<mm\ for \ as rO and rci\For lxioogTa|liioaI pur-
IHv-tes ignore Uj* second i in words begtesb^ with n. i
'W, 6* hot. n. i^ top; ^ fr. V. S \\
\^ \ vowel sign n or o (X, *.). In words of foii|{B dri
n 4 (n) is (treqnently inserted where the original
:-
:r* . .; *-
jK.t lb.
-=
=-rs
XT], mi pr.n.. F, Fdk, ahbrer. of strst v IW
ft.
.- nnmaral, ur, t. X
"
'S*, V*^!,
**\
Fr, nawc of the sixth letter of
^n^ Alphabet Kidd. "V TTF. T9^n "Tr the
in
64f
(Lev. XI, 43) marfca the (firrt) half of the
nomber nf letters in the Pentmiioeh- lb.
4;*
^Kl 372 nm
'31 i^&'iS does the Vav of gahon belong to the fii-st half
or to the second?Gen. R.s, 58 Ephron (Gen. XXIII, 16)
is spelt T'XI ^Gn without Vav; a. fr.Y. Shehu. I,
33''
hot. '31
:i^Dla
r'll -liyy:51
the Vav in Us'ir (Num. XXVIII, 22)
adds to the preceding subject, i. e. a goat in addition
to &c. Kidd.
66''
'3l dl^UJT V^l the Vav in Shalom (Num.
XXV, 12) is curtailed (so that it may be read Shalem,
unblemished). Hull.l6^ v. xn&JlX. B.Mets.87*; Meg.
16'',
v. ni'n;?^!.Yoma45% a.fr. "^^"U xb T'NI they do not use
the Vav for interpretation; a. fr. P/.
n"i11, y'lll. Y.
Meg. 1,
7rtop (deriving from D-^nl^i'li ill, Ex."xXVII,10)
'31 dill xn^llJ that the shape of the Vav in the Penta-
teuch is column-like (as in n^-ilUJX an3); Snh.22 ....il-Q
'31 0*111
1]5< as the columns have not changed (their shape),
so has not the shape of the Vav. Y. Naz. I, 5l'' top 'IS
'1 "I'^Si'i^ hemustutter the Vav conjunctive. Ib.IV,beg.53^
'1
WXn "jX^ who is it that says the Vav must be utter-
ed?; Y. Kidd. II, 62''; a. fr.
^U<1=M;v.
ril.
n?Sl, niDtZJ
'1
V'elleh Sh'moth (and these are the
names of),
name of the second Book of Moses, Exodus.
Gen. R. s. 3; Yalk. ib. 4.
''!pS* f. (Vxi, cmp.b. h. by^ a.'b^^'^rt) projyriety. '1
xb
it is unbecoming. Ned. s'*
'31 xn^riab '1
ixb Ar. (ed. ^lUJ,
Var. '^K'^; Nahm. ^b^'^) it is unbecoming (for a pupil) to
absolve from a vow in a place where his teacher lives.
Contr. xbl.
JiSl,
'
OcS" pr. n. Ydnay, name of a river or
canal in Babylonia. Kidd. 7l'' "'3X1 iriD Ar. (ed. '^SXI'^);
Y. ib. IV,
65''
top "i"'3X1l; Y. Yeb. I,
3''
top I'^SKII. Gen.
B,. s. 16
'1 ins n-G5.'(St) Ar. (ed. only Kins) at the ford
of &c. [Erub.
28'^ ''35*1 n"ia Ms. M., v. '^S'^n
3.] ['Nahr-
Avan, a canal east of the Tigris', Neub. G^ogr. p.
324.

'Nahrvan in Irak Arabi', Koh. Ar. Conipl. s. v. "^SXI.]

s^D^^ns*), V.
sni-^ii.
i<Dl, Midr. Till, to Ps. XVII, v.
1i"'X2.
' ' T T ,
iJ^D'^in, Lam. R. to I, 5, v. iS'^a.
"TTlXly Yalk. Gen. 150, v. WIT.
nSTl f., pl.nis^l (v. nextw.)cerfomfi<'S. B.Mets.83''
T T-
^ r-
D3b^
'1
cases in which you act on ascertained facts.
^s^i, ^rr\ m., iTsm, n^^ri (^^^T) f. (^n^)
' . T- T T ^ T T

'
1) welPknoion, certain; distinct, real. Ber.
33''
'Jin (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) Thou, the known one! Arakh.
I, 1
'1 13t a person distinctly male, n^Jtll ty'Sp^ distinctly
female (no hermaphrodite &c.). Yoma VIII, 8, a. fr.
'1
DUJX, V. d":3x.Sabb. II, 7 'in that which undoubtedly
requires the separation of the tithes, opp. '^X^'n. Y.Bets.
I,
60'' 111^11, n'li'nil Avhere there is no doubt about it,
' T - '
T T - '
opp. Ip'^EO, npiSD. Kidd. IV, 3 (74') "(N^l the sure cases
among them. Num. R. s. 2, end ni'^lll nb'iSK Ar. ed.
Koh. (ed. nii<1l) the eating (in Ex. XXIV, 11) was a
real one (physical refreshment, no metaphor); a.v.fr.

2)
(gramm.) emphatic form by means of He paragogic.
Ex. R.s. 3
'31 n-'X-lll nsb (strike out the gloss CjlOn i^'^ntl
'31) the word Vkhah (Ex. Ill, 3) is emphatic (as if=^b
unto thee it belongs), if not thou&c; Y.Succ.lV,54'^ top
n-i-'ni-i
-jb (read: '11
n3b) the Vkhah (Ps. LXXX, 3) has
the emphatic form {unto thee as well as unto us).
3) (noun) certainty, undisputed fact.
X'^SI^ pBd 'ps*
'1 iT^ia doubt cannot take a case out of the status of
certainty. Ab. Zar.
41 '' '31
'pxi '11 pSO iin here is a
doubt (the idolatrous character of an object may have
been given up) against a certainty (that it teas an idol)
and the doubt cannot set aside the certainty. Pes. 9*;
a. fr.

'12,
'1
(adv.) surely, indeed; in reality. Y. Keth.
V,
29*^,
Gen. R. s. 98
'12 Trb'J 'thou didst ascend' thy
father's couch (Gen. XLIX, 4) means in reality (no
metaphor). Ib.
'1
nbbn 'thou didst defile' (ib.) is to be
taken literally. Pes. 1. c.
*i1^"^ '11
for it is sure that
they separate the tithes. Gen. R. s. 55 '12 iniX n03 11.^
tried him in the true sense of the word (gave him time);
a. e.
TT\\ Pi. n-nr, Hithpa.irVTin, v. mi.Denom.illil.
'^T^\
V. ii<?i.
"'11,
Pa. 1-T1,
Af.
inix,
V.
111.
1^J"n, Tosef. Dem. I, 27, Var. ed. Zuck., v. 'iir-iii.
5?ii,
:?ii, V. 5-.:,
^T,
^VT\\ Y. Bice. Ill,
65''
hot., v. XISII.
rni pr. n. m., v. XII.
rr^, mi (mn) (Interj.; cmp. b. h. fnn, nxn) rah
(havah), an exclamation of pleasure; ah! &c., contradist.
to 111 (woe!). Lam. R. to I, 5 il^S ni 1^i<
ill ni^35< n'^b
(Ar. 1X1) why didst thou exclaim, Vay (woe!)? Said he,
I said Vah. Ib. '31 nib
i1
",12 between Vay and Vah R.
Joh. escaped.Pesik. Asser, p.
97**
ni Qi"i^16< dn nbnn2
II di-iaix dn r,1Ci2bl at first (on entering the hot and
again the cold place) they say Vah (how pleasant!), but
finally they say Vay (woe!); Tanh. R'eh 13 nin; Tanh.
ed. Bub., ib. 10; Yalk.Deut. 892; (diff. versions: Y. Snh.
X,
29''
hot.; Yalk. Ps. 737). Pesik. 1, c. (play on "(lin,
Ps. XL, 3)
111 nil di1?3lXU3 dlpTOia (not 1131XU5) from the
place where they (the wicked) say Vah and (then) Vay;
Tanh. ed. Bub. 1. c. nil ni; Tanh. 1. c. (corr. ace); Yalk.
Deut.l.c. Ill in;
(differ, vers, in Yalk. Ps. I.e. a. Y.l.c).
11 m.
1)
(b, h.) hook.PI. dir. Ex. R. s. 51 ; a. fr.
2) the letter Vav.PI. dill, 'ii1l;'v. 1"X1.
IT ch. same.P/. "jill, X^ll. Targ. Ex. XXXVIII, 28.
Ib, XXVII, 10; a. fr.
^1=ini. Y.Snh.X,29'' top b"X11 and he said to him.
l"ir, Tosef. Kil. Ill, 15 Var. ed. Zuck., v. Till.
'm,
Af.
inix, iniix, V.
ini.
nm,
Af
inix, ini'-x; Pa. inn, v. inx.
vtr
979
PP^
11; (Ar. I..I rxzti. l*t>

, -
-_
: .., im. (UiMhi n*5W
1/ wHk kirn, In wttirli *4iM II ftitMi rNi4 Tf
^jr- r -*. . Ar. V. roj.
<
m. b. A. Olt. I) IMW
l.>lari.i aAf mat
XXIII. 19 ad. Wil. (td
"^
';
m (^.0*11. H. eta ,i^ r-7 n^
ll naVMT OMM* fHMM Ih* ll|. ib.
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= < (Kmi "H
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Mff.
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.iumolt4t Ib. ll*(plvon*l4<. lbUi.l.li

mn Tn ^ (Ma. M. -r ma nri
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A. miuf. noU in mL) wo*
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m II I
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:

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i''-
1
m (Ovn. IX, SO to t4); Om. R. . M ns 3-rs
S'* X* , . |rl.
4,
I V.t, .1.^).!^^
(uml Ae /alnr), niiinn nf ib Foanh
^r. 0*n. R, . M
"1
-W. lb. "Tsr

;r7r
"
tiiVKicii iho Ikxik of Kambtn Into lbrr
-oka. Talk. Qm. 4
"^
-tO (Gn. II. . 3 "^^r;:).
*T7^T ni. OTT) eomfrmiom cftm, prtjfrr for panhm.
V *(iv), u; Yonw
87^ * an* 1 T-XS ibi.
fftr ronf>Mton (on Um MrttnaM of thv !)>
Ib. 'ta emm mmI oloaw tb* biw
- .un to eoafiMlon (fiirgknw) Y.
'.
VI,
43' aSTS T^ tb e<>afMion (by tb IligbpriMt,
r. XVI, SI) ia in<UpMnbl for Um Ivgnlilj of tbv net.
uh. VI, S rvnn bia (Aeban'a) oif<Hiion; a. tr. PL
] ) r^r^,
TT^.
8hbo.
14 -
"T (Ma. F. "W;
*) two coiiflHiona (IjtT. XVI, a. II).

-'
>
-
S'ir*"l, V. :r'^''.
- T J
-'

k \SS^ ii 1
1 ) ^
S
nxi w.
"j"**!
m. (velam, ^i^Xov) rfoorontWota, rMrfom. Tmrg.
Kx. XXXVI, ST.Kel. XX,
"^
^Krr (Ar. >5) and
:\d> of it a cnrtAin (or sat)); ToMf. ib. B. MeU. XI, 8l
.'tjL
14*'
bot, 'SI sta
'^
a door-eortain is salQcei to
\itical nnoleannMB, baeattw Ae. 8abb.l38*: Bnib.103*.
.>n. K. . 52,
bfr.
Cvvim):) orrona ronn pV-^ vitb a eortMB
t down b<>twn them; ib. a. 74; Ler. R. . 1; Talk.
iahmn. HMli,ILll.t 'Slffll'Vr^Vsili^y WWfolM
f.
Ukm iW KiuiMtm tttun Omuk u1 ihm u*m
i
m, fr.>
K*P VUm iOm%mtm}, Um Iowmi of iIm m*tm bnwiao.
Mtt*
*' H) tibc Oatiaui m roJM | (Mm
(' ft. BMik IV. tti'^t'inrm mihu .
-

li. * -^
-
liM fOMi In wbirb
I (t4.| 'vimi^
-a pr (rp pt- m5-ir, Vr. r'mA"l\, U*g
nrnifA iiMrtfflit)
aiMl4,
f4
rV*
Y. 1IM. 111. M
rrV*.
p
"^^wir.
C-f
'inoftt rntlfr*) and 4Am4 fc)r *4te M fAa^ ^Vv^
I'rdk.A) .r*
J.
17"' "5^
'VM Ipi'it! ^fc* rt^
*
^jIT*
~'"
(Ar. Mr*ni. r.^r. *<-.) calM lbi (l|i horkm> i
tsXXy, ft)
w^!fii. ihom mUt UU19 atUg (wc^i
^-.; Uv. B. a. 17 vrni (aovr. mc; IV. a.
^>
Tinh. AI4f s r-arrt ni l. |wm. (kir arf. n
--:
r^W\ r<.fr cr ): Taab., mL Ihrti., IK mrm, i
Uir.5.-4 .-T -
fr.,fT.); Valk.K.ll IT-Smi,
p-.
(forr. aor
W V.
0*
tub 5".
I'i*^ < n. rcr\ aB|k ^n*) iilxir afmtt^lmm- *tt^titiA.
MmI./I r?<r*;. LaokB. to 1 1.
II;?.<
:ss
'-.
w"- ^ IT3S Im naay aiifoiauaMMj* qw wTwrv
witb TOO (Tabwala^ l^aipla Aajl
^"^r;!*
^ffA^
(aiitf Atoa/faDi mmh onkaTUnl
IVxik of Xowa, LmHeiu, Om. B. a. S 'n ^ao; Au ikMi
tMti eaawri
'
. ifd.SS^; RBai^ftT^. a.*.
'S^ if oat ftwawaaia hiaaalf aay
bar, ba dara ot evas aaepc Um
tm
f'l \i\ i"i, Y. Kctla. IV. end,
T-r:- ...
p^T}
- (?*^;
"i' r*^) A***.
wMt-^flrwrf-

PI-
Tppr-, *Oitt.70
-
mis 7-0 (At.
iT^ ife
'
^j)
wfll
rnn'ii )74
i:?n
liave Kick]y children; Nidd. l?'"^
'31
lb ','^111; Ketli.
7?''
|-^pir^1
(Asheri
)V^'''>i
Alf. "^333 epileptic); Treat. Kallah
"ppiTi'i'l (some ed. '"^nil.).
2)
(sub. rs^ or a similar w.) f.
senility, debility. Gitt. 1. c. 'l inmx debility will befall
him.
jinFi"
J
m. (^W) resf, remnant. Gen. R. s. 98 (expl.
'inin bx, Gen. XLIX, 4) -jbir 'pS '|i"iri'^'l -]!3 'ini
bst there
will be no remnant of thy sin left (but will all be for-
given.)
riDl, TO"], V. n?^, nr-.
b"n, lOiDlli 'n, B. Bath. 98-\ V. 'JSO^sS.
T T
' T T ;

Jj^^l m. (v.
i^iX^;
P. Sm. 1062 xbl) (it is) becoming.
Targ.Y'rov. XXIV," 26
'=1 n^mS'^U)
'1
Ms. (in ed. our w.
omitted) it is becoming that the lips be kissed of those &c.
^b^, "ibi, V. ^b^ ^h\
-T
-
:
-t' - :
"IDT, T>M, constr. ^b' m. (b. h. : lV) child, in-
XT TT
-: ^ > - t'
fnnt; young of
an animal; offspring; embryo. Y. Yeb.
VII, B'*
'31 nona iVi"! the young of a domestic animal &c.,
V. iS\)-q;
'31 nnSU) 'li the child of a slave &c.Sabb.
63'^
'^ 15 "133 the embryo is already loosened (aboi'tion must
follow). Snh. 22^^; Sot.
2^ 'in n-i'^S'i Dllp before the em-
bryo assumes distinct shape. Lev. E. s. 14 'in ni"ii:J the
successive shapes of the embryo. Kidd. Ill, 12 "bin 'm
13^ insx the child has the legal status of the father.
lb nnin3 n"ibl her child has her legal status; a.tr.Pl.
5^'i'i^l.
'V'lS
constr, "^n^l. B. Kam.VIII, 2 'l
'^^1
damages
for causing abortion. Bekh. II, 4
'1
'Hb') the second
generation of sheep sold on condition of dividing the
young with the (gentile) seller until payment in full, v.
^na; a.fr.Y.Keth.VII, 3l''bot. "iJBls I'^'i^ll ni< rbhpXiT^
l^^ibli who curses his (her husband's) children in the
presence of his parents; Bab. ib.
72'^
I^T^bl^ . . I'l'T^'bl"',
v. 1^.nx^i-jn "ibi, V. ns.
- T - :' T
"^^1
('^l'^])>
^T^l
cli. same. Targ. Gen. XI, 30;
a. fr.Sabb.
63''
n'lbl "ip"rii!)t her foetus was loosened;
V. preced.PZ. )'^'ii\
Targ. Y. II Gen. XXXII, 16; a. e.
Xl^l r\ia womb. Targ. Y. Gen. XX, 18; O, 'l nns.Targ.
O. Gen. XL, 20 'B1
'1 r.'ia Dl"! the festival of Pharaoh's
mother.
n Jm"! f. (preced.) a handmaid intended for breed-
ing slave children, breeder. Y. B. Kam. V,
5*
top nnSTU
'31
13X
'11
I sell thee a breeder.
D'^^T}, OTl']
p. n. m. {Ohilr^i, Valens) Valis, an
Amora, father'^of E. Hillel. Gitt. 59^; Snh.
36''
(Ms. M.
Dbl, Ar. ed. Koh. Gb"'1); Y. Kil. II,
32=*
top; ib. I, 27^ top
'oh^.Y. Hall. I,
57"=
hot. O-^bn (ed. Krot, "n, read: '11).
V. Frank. M'bo p. 76. Gmp. ^IpNa,
011, D I,
P'
(Arab, vasha colorare) to color, stain.
Ithp. biinix, b'^iri'iN , 6<Dli.n''X to be stained, soiled.
Sabb.
75^'
n'-J'^n^Un n'ln OliniVl (Ms. M. 0-i'in''D1) that
the throat of the slaughtei"ed animal be stained with
blood. Ib.
124''
S"'a n-^XSOO DillrS Ms. 0. (ed. iS&linx,
Ar. ed. Koh. n-^JX^ Olir'^X; ed. Sonc. "^Dlinx) his shoe
were soiled with mud. Pes. 65"'; Zeb.35^ lhi''3i<-a '^Clin^:^
their garments would be soiled (with blood). Yoma
53|
'31 !!<rsipOX 't^lirp (Ms. M. 2 XDI'ro sing.) the thresl*
olds &c.B. Kam. 18^ Xffiiiba Olir'al Ar. a. Ms.
(v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note 80, ed. DIXiSl, corr. acc.|
the rope was covered with dough (which attracted th^
chickens).
^Pl' Ti
^- ('^?'^ intensive of nbS
; as to I' a.
"<
(l),1
V. Nold. Maud. Gr. p. 72) [habitual doing, condition,]
1) regular diet. Snh. lOP; Keth. lio'', a. e.
'31 '1
'^li'^'O
a change of diet is the beginning of bowel diseases.

2) conduct, way, manner, Y. YomaljSS"^ hot. nni:: '11 ^3

'31
everj' kind of good manners was found among them.
Gen. E. s. 87
'31
bd "iripl '^n -j3 this Avas the custom of
the gentiles. Ned. IX, 9 '31
blU IFlGII X^n -;3 such is that
man's way of acting.
3) regular date, or regular pre-
monitory symptoms, of menstruation. Nidd. 1, 1 nuJX bs
'1
nb UJ'^UJ every woman of regular days &c. Ib.
4"^
xVlD
nnpl n:i51i;2 out of her regiilar time. Ib. ll'' 'iiSt'O) ny:x
'1
nb a woman who has no regular time. Ib". IX, 8 (63')
'1
nb UJ'iiy that has regular symptoms of approaching
menstruation, v. infra. [Ib.l2";
14''
'l 11S!"i^,
v. DIXinilN.]
Tosef.ib.1, 11 nnDI n35^5 nsirs she had her courses again
(after an intermission) exactly at the usual date; Y. ib.
I,
49<^
top ronn 'ana n3ii"'3 (corr. ace). lb. nsi'-ix 'ii a
delayed menstruation (which may be expected any time),
contrad. to n315.' pOSn a skipping over of one course; a.
fr.P^. rinp\ Ib. IX, 8 'in
p
ibxi and these are th
symptoms of approaching &c. Ib.63'' '^al'^l '12 Dinn there
(ib. I, 1) regularity of date is meant, XS151
'13 X3n here
regularity of symptoms. Ib. IS'', a. e. xn'^'^^ilStl 'l tho
rule requiring a woman to examine herself on the regular
day is of bibhcal origin. Yeb.64''bot. '31 "iHTI
'1
the law
concerning the mode of establishing a regularity of men-
struation (Nidd. IX, 10) &c. Gen. R. s. 48 (expl. nsir.
Gen. XVIII, 12), v. r''3nt3l1; a. fr.
b^ripll ch. as preced. 3. Targ. Y. Lev. XV, 31 (v.
Nidd.^63 '') . [Lev. R. s. 28, end n-^ntJIl i^a,
read n'TilDa i3a,
V. xnioa.]
iS J^Pl_ pr. n. pi. Yastania, birth-place of E. Hiya.
Taam9^bot.; Zeb. 112^ Ms.E.a.K. (Ms. M. ffSHDIia Xiar.
ed. '3inG1'ia X'^'^n
;
perhaps identical with X"'3&ir, Yeb.
21
'');
V. also Sf^MnpX. [V. Neub. G6ogr. p. 391
;
Berl. Beitr.
Geogr. p. 37.]
i iJ^D I I f. (noil) a tvoman tvith reguPir men-
struation. Yalk. Gen. 82 (expl. nDiy, Gen. XVIII, 12)
'1 ')i3'i5J nsiS" ednah is related to iddanin (Dan. VII, 25,
periods), and means a woman &c. (differ, in Gen. E. s.48,
V. nail).
1T\, Pi. is"ii, V.
"i;>"i.
-T
-T
~I/j,
"
rci. {T^XBceA.) \) meeting, appointment. 'l r^2
meeting place. Ab.I,41etthy house be
'31
'm'^n ameetinr
place for scholars.Esp. '1
n^S a) scholars'' meeting place.
\
t75
.,11. ..^ ^f iL I ...
I/.
"
W^ 0^'Tjrtftrf
T
flM Ik U *U*
iw
< 4 Ml timA at
1 1 f'
.i. 1, nA/ Ta4>< f'^i.l if I >..
It. II. \'M II A|i|ilio|
UlV ilpaigliAltuI) III t^Oi*, I r.
uf Mi*u|K>ii.ti.,ii<v.
WM to Ui* of^rrtef pf ll
- -
t *r"^ krtev lat t**
\ mmI add Uim tlt^rvtuw
lN>t. ^a^ 'mU.lLm. BMhi (4. -a^ Vs 1M
'
H|\
tr. fc.).
U). Ml< <
.J
VII.
.'
(
STjn*,
Turf. Piov. VU. .:-' M*.

x:c^5.
r
S*:C?Vt
Tux. CmiL II, S MtM ed^ rmA acpCQ.
~
- . Y. HabU Vn, lo boL, Or E'raa 8bb.
"-
-rxa, rpd: ^;iVc\ v. Hboaou.
Srpi, TmrR. Prov. XJV, 3, t. laapt-
piI m.
n-^;
ciap. "nTSl) Mlby. Lt. R. . .,
.u
'
to II, 2
'1
Ve rrx rcrnr a lUy of tbe t11j
;TZsn wrTB, Cant. II, i).
' TT ".
(Arab, rmri flot tAorl*; run) 1) rote, nm-
vI,t) rtwr*. SbebLTII, < *TY
tha roae-traa.
7 ir
"
roaes of the naw crop. T. ib.
bf.
37*
-pr:
-
tho ro^tr*^ itaplf (tha wood); Toaet ib. V, 7 a""?"
XIV, 4 ^ r:r rcie.Ktil; a. ft-.T. K

,*Jjcr c-:-r; Toaf. ib, m, 15 i-~

Zuck. (Var.TTr!*); ErubkO^'' 1I, M.
'
,"
'
^m* (Bahi
~"Tcn\ t>d. oiuittad; corr. ace or plur.).it r^^*
~7. M.%Hsr.U,& ^ rar^ roae.farden (for tlieciilUT-
' f *o (ar prti '.f i-*ra<iiM a'- a.
ilijr idpMWord dbr raMMlMtf vlut
'
bM o# U* 19 to vT vMalkr-
.
a atidiunoai ;u(.<^ oi ii><- iat>^* t-^*wi <t
tliatitipw (iC7*-r-i lb.7*bo(.
^H7*** (prMad.) Vmr^mm, mnmmm\l %. pW.
I 1

pr a. tr.
KcdL

tt
s'
'4m^ Otnt^hM^
s:-^* II fsrrr*. -:rm) ^r. i^
h
r.-
Immimi a (u te BatTkarta,, aaar
lu-.i-... .-. V
*;:
'
;

'
.
d. immm mi,
.'"'! A
au M'). Kmb. 4a itr-r- ^ew (Ma. X. iaeafr.
M>.a trrrr*, r. Babb. D. &a. LmIc; B.9hMMl
V Barl. Bciu. Oaofr.p^ 54, Mte 3) tba aMS of V. (kaowb
r tbttir stii^iawa). V. ^rr^.

S?
~"
.. (prad.)
<
FcrrfiM. dd.lt^
'^
n
1 opin. Imnimfmt as a mat*; OiiL IK
N . *^
*S fitnr yoryirm "~^
II ;' i.
1 - - -r^ -p-i jrr* Mil II '.-J.
-^
r=i
M<. "7-, T. Babb. D. & a. L aolO pcwUad ftfDca
-.^< nain^ of the flower gaidai of tfca< iia*
T
'*
m. (T*,
cap. "1*^ *.
TTT)
tie lyr llMrfnd;
i/a/or rrkt (laadiaf fron tba bead to tlw hetat},

H.
.
I'll . HaU. n, 1 Tt r crm
-^
Ik MHt anr tW
^'^>^^
376 nnn
jugular veins; Tosefj^ib. II, 1. Zeb. 2b'' sq.
)t\'^t:i "|"'12
'31 '11
he must let the blood of the jugular veins run
into the center of the receiving bowl. Ber. s"'; Snh.96'*
'11!3 limn be careful in slaughtering that you sever the
veins, v. supra; a. e.
I
j
I m. ("iiX)="ii;i"i1ti white spots (Xeuxtojxa) in the
ej/e. Tosef. Bekh. IV, 2 ; 3 (^^^ corr. ace.) ; 4
;
(Bekh.
VI, 3, Talm. ed.
38''
"I11"iin q. v.).
"At
'
SD^nil f. silk-strainPL '^air-ill. Kidd. 13\ B.
Mets. sV'' (Ms. R. 1 'T^^). [Koh. Ar. Conipl. s. v. refers
tu Pers. "^UJia hclt. 0th. interpret, of our -w.: beads,
frontlet.]
uIl;" m. (WTi:;) [somethifig stretched and narrow,]
1) guliei. Hull. Ill, 1 'Irt nnip3 an animal whose gullet
is found to have been perforated. Nidd.
23''
S1p5 iuuil
if the infant's gullet is perforated (there being a hole in
the throat); DiaX
'1
if its gullet is closed; a. fr.Yalk.
Ps. 687 (translating "Tllp^'a, Ps. XXII, 16) 'J"::i1>; Midr.
Till, to Ps. 1. c. '^::''Dilb (corr. ace; cmp. Lat. fauces) to
my throat.
2)
(cmp. ri:slb3, ^S'^bs) straits, canal. Ber.
8''
(llashi: loop-hole for the rope), v. 'pn^aiQ
a. "p"i1B'^:; M.
Kat. end; Lev. R. s. 4; Tanh. Mikk. 10; ed. Bub. 15;
Koh. R. to VI, 6.
St2p1, 'IT ch. same, i/'wZfe^. Y.Snh.IX,27nop. Lev.
R. s. 3;Koh.'R. to VII, 19; Yalk. Koh. 976.
ni, nib &c., V. in\
ril=ns<i, and thou. Y. Snh. XI,
30''
hot. "p^n i^a ni
and thou (the Biblical text) sayest so (that he died in
the same year)? Y. Shebu. I,
33''
top; a. e. Y. Mace.
II, end, 32'
IDX
IpFll (=-i?3X nxi).
^vll
^- (^-
'^V
^^^^^ (from the shape of its beak and
neck). Targ.Ps.CIV, 17 (ed. Lag. Jtni, Regia X-^m). Targ.
Y. II Deut. XIV, 13 (belonging to v. 18, h. text miDn,
V. iia-^N).
'j'pim, V. pTp\
IS^^m, V. Knii.
^^rnn, V. xDmi.
T T T T T
T : .
:''
^~1
P^'-
^' (I^i^'J^'ia) Bithynia, a province
in the N. W. of Asia Minor. Targ. Y. Gen. X, 2 '2in:;l,
'3^n^l (read: 'n^ll; h. text ^^n); Targ. I Chr. I, 5 (corr.
ace.).Gen. R. s.37, beg. (misplaced, v. K'^DIX); Y. Meg.
I, 71'^
hot. (Yoma 10=^ "ipiiJIX
tT^a).
y.
T
: ^. :'
^^J
^- (preced. Biiluviaxrj) Bithynian.
Y. Ab. Zar. 'll, end,
42
'
'11 njinj,
v. '^p'^l^S^lX. Ab. Zar.
II, 5 Y. ed. "lini (corr. ace).
p
ril m. (pni, cmp. Arab, vatik, a. b. h. p'T'f) endur-
ing; trusty; strong; distinguished. '^ T'nbn a faithful
student, distinguished scholar. Y. Ber. II, 5*=; Cant. R. to
VI, 2; a. fr.Sabb.
105=*
m^ISS "j'^nna 'l (omitted in Ms.
M., a.Yalk.Gen. 81) I made thee distinguished among-the
nations.P/. tl'^PTI,
TP'^ri-
Sifre Num.92; ib. Deut. 13,
v. C1D3.Tosef. Hor. I, 1. Y. Snh. X, 29\Esp. VHhikin
{Ancients), the conscientiously pious men
of former days.
Ber.
9'' '31 dS nniX "p^^lS 1"in '1
(Tosef. ib. I, 2 nriii^a
'21
dS>, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 60) the V. used to finish
the reading of the Sh'mali &c.; ib. 25''; 26; Y. ib. I,
3"
bot. '1in.R. Hash.
32''.
["i^'p'^ni, Gitt. 70", v. pPi'^l.]
Sp"ri] m. (v. preced.) name of a certain pastry, tart.
Pes.
3^9
'.
"'p'^'^TTll, V.
'^p'^^sTV
"IQ?]], V. t\\
i^Dmi m. (in"!,
cmp. ,n"'X) simw, vein (h. T^a).P^.
X^sniVTarg. Job XL, 17 (ed. Lag. 'rnil, Var.
"^li, "^^1).
iT'Oni, V. st^s-ini..
prij, Pa. pPil (privative verb, v. p'^ni; cmp.prs Targ.
Liim.lil, 4) to unnerve (v. pPi'^l); to break, shatter. Targ.
I Kings XIX, 11 pt\yrq Ar. Ms. quoted in Buxt. s. v. (ed.
ppns?2).
"ir.l, nriTl (v. ^-sv) to he plentiful Y. Succ. V,
55
(ref. to'^ Jer. 11,^13) t^}fh linil Xln (not rt-imi) were they
not numerous up to a thousand?; Cant. R. to I, 6 xn
"l5<o!3 1'nnil (read: nxpb).
Pi. in'^1 1) to do more than justice requires, to be
liberal; to forego one's rights. Y. Ned. I, beg. 39* if they
had agreed "iPil^^ ri30 b3> to yield their rights (to allow
each other the use of the entire court). B. Bath.
126''
'1
. . . . 1133 if a first-born accepted an equal share (of
a field) with his brothers, he has renounced his privi-
lege; Y. Keth. IV, end,
29''
Tr^^^ n,p^r\ (read: 'nn'^li).
Ib. m'^Pi'^1 (=ri"ini1). B. Kam.
g" '1
he has renounced
his rights (cannot resort to his co-heirs for redress)^
Ruth R. to I, 8
'31 n^ 1"itni1U3 they relinquished theii
claim on her &c. ; a. fr.2) to be indulgent, forgive. YJ
Hag. I,
76'= '31 Vj 1i"yp'n '1
the Lord overlooked Israel'*
idolatry, but did not &c. ; Lam. R. introd. (R. Abba 2)J
Y. Sot. V, end,
20''
^'rhhp b3> ICTI^ IT^n^ he pardoned
those who cursed him. Deut. R. s. 9
'31 dl'^ 115> 1^ 'nFlllJ
(not 1i') let us give him a respite of one day or two.-
Num.R.s. 21 n"iinn bs) "nmiia dis< ttni xb man must no\
be more liberal than the Law; a. fr. Snh. XI, 5 (89*
X'l^a '^"i2T h'J
'^^^Q'^^
he who disobeys a prophet from mere
soft-heartedness (v. I Kings XX, 35, sq.).
3)
to give ad4
ditional space to a plant by removing surrounding plantsJ
to make open space. Y. Shebi. II,
33''
top d'^JBSS "plP^l^ii
you may clear (in the Sabbatical year) between the grape
vines ; ib.
'31 ^milb UiiDa dlpa where it is customary t<3
clear before the festive month; Tosef. ib. I, 7 "p"^?!?^!
ib. -iinnb ed. Zuck. (read: ^"'nil^).
Nif. "iri'ifl (v. "iri) l) to be let loose, set free. MidrJ
P'tirathMoshehiri^X (Jellinek Beth-ham-MidrashI, 125j
V. Lattes Saggio 107).
2) to be outlatved, v. infra.
m
"W
Mith
Jt^li^M -fMr"!
Omi. k
'^ bt*
tN.v
klMlt bt
)

, 3* ^B
*^
;
tw) iiit iir<
IL . I MM*); T<
bpvab 4e.^ v. <
IMtf.
Uf.
*1^, /v. -^ I) lb
f^M
mttflmt, to jim^,
1^. ProT. X, t^fi) f0 * imlml^mit, to
look MNB* 4t:a.u
l^pn.
-'
&r kmmti, Y.
th Lord U Ian in dnalinff omi J*tlc,iMgr hb l>uL.t
beuiiM ralMMd . lU it m*flx lof flWIif Ac; Y.ilbli.
V.4rii Y.Tten.II.M^'boLi Mldr.TUl. to P. I, fl jTinr^
11.
iMlk
m lo m, !{ nr,
1 1 Yalk. fk I4M
*
It* wr.
-
1)
' ** dmimti /W,
'
< I fatparf, trtk Itf** nnri
. , . ^ MM
y
tnwtiag iitnlani. Y. fat Y, mi4. w^ (fC lo
ii If oM M M liWral,
Mif to aoi to nnmtm CAa>
olaiigt; aM M/^Mifeg (M wr^M *^ i.Uiu. i^^tJ^
tot. '^ ton 4^nR If I Ml toitoM^ftr Iv ' ci
ffl^
f
jmrilkm, a KiMk to*i Y. Bct^
i
S
*""
' n Ito toSM of Ibftow itoir liitt iwrt
c4. i^w. fi'
Y Ab
lar. I,u.jw*(itor*'l*^
im
'^
Ito to < l0 toMvvtoM CaaMitfiltf tto
T JE^yin, tto mtmUi lttr of tto AlpbAbcl; It iBtor>
etonfM witb 1, q. v.; with X, aa *m a. "ns, imn a.
(ns to.; with a. 1C. m
*ni
a. *^ iV? a. b^ to, 1m
anal fomaUT* (Ail-Arfnt), m urnTK, r^oit to.
3M| m. (b. b.) M>P^. B. aUla. YU, 9
'yi -V 1 tto
attack by om wolf b not oooaMorad an aoetdt raUov-
lag from raapooaibiUtj; a. fr. iV. sr^. vnn. lb.
1 mVvQ reran at a tlmo wboo wolvaa art eoaiaf fortb
hi boHoa, .
Ttfftf^
T. BbobL IV. S&^ top: Y. Tr. XJ,
48^ Bitb. R. to IX. 3. V. r(zrsX\ a. ft-.Pern. rcM.
TUL to Pa. X. IS "s* "n nmc a ho-wulT wat
fbr ttom wbo gavo ttoa aook; v. OiW"; ib.
lo XYH, 14 t
trt^ r;rm and Tbon dMst provide to.
;
Valk. Pt. MS.
X|HT m. (radapUe. of lR<-7t, r.
^ a. rW)
fMag^t
-pray; yomig
Mf$,
Targ. Job XIV, ; a. a.Sabb. tO^
I oxpl. baa Vc erOD) t dry twigi and IcoTaa oaod aa ftoL
'ST
rs, . nt.
;.

^'<p.vt< 7ri>Mri,f
T.n; .TnhXXVIU,
<v. X*T ri'H.i ~"S* !
.
:. M-
'.
lutaxt
w
^ ^) an abbreTiatton for
^
a. na^ Bab. S8^ "m
z"rz .*r& beeaose totb cobjeeta toro lufciaBOi to Umte
application to tto MW
j
proaiieil cBcw (. na^ aa wall
to the Tamplew
2}
WL,
rn{
L(b,h,,VO DfmkL T. KMtf. I,
!
(espL at. n Urn. UL tf) tf^. . v.-f) w 4|0ttdM
liM fnmwtimm Sab. 1. & ^fim ai a rMl jaU (->!><
to aU tto law* i^ U. X%*. IU, I9--M). lb. %
T. fr. Pr. e-a;, rv,. c. rv. idto iimira, /.mw
Par. 1 13 S.
'
mx), (not -C) ttoj aaito MlaM Mk U-
raaliiMi mhim; Nidd. M* -s^ is vrv; a. v. fr. CBakbu
lio** Tar;* v. sn.)~-Zati.
Mkteab a. Toaafta. aad of a
of a f Ito
*DT (b. b. 19>) ioyrvwrf win,
XXX, so (aoMO ad. "Ca, oovr. oec^
r Ito
1toi.Y.
*12!pr.n.ai.2M^, I) mmof aa AaMcm 2:tor
Uri. ^S8^: (Karitb.
*
xrsi). Y. DaakVll.bai.sr.
Y. Ab. Bar. ID, 4S IT* "S
^r?;
^^^ B. a. 'd
^
P;
a. fr.S) Y.Bar.IU.r boc ITS -O lOK. lb. 2^9*
not "a
i '^ Li^ (b.b.) pr.a.. Zftorfia*. aaaw of aa Aawta.
Y. Bar! Hi, V boi.{Y. Sot. I, l*. t. rr-^.)
"pT^T,
1 r^ pr. B-pL Ifcft-ZaMia. peak, ia Oat.
ila*. V. Me. I. TO' boC; Y. Ttoa. U. M"; Vflflhih
Taan. eh. Xn "ViSt tr<a (v. Oaaata Oawh d. Jad. IIP.
P.42S).
f
LMif T. at.
a^ar 378 Kb^at
D^D5 m. (b. h.; :3nT) /?/. Sabb. 12l'' D-'^S?3 pJ^DW t
the Egyptian fly (whose sting is dangei'ous). Tosef. Sot.
V,9; Gitt.90^ Pesik.Zakhor, p.
26''
'D^ XinUJ 'nh (Amalek
resembles) the fly which is greedy for a sore;, a. fr.

PL Cl-'niaT, 'paiinT. Y. Sabb. XIV, beg. u''; Tosef. ib. XII

(XIII), 4. Keth.
77'J
'31 ''h^^ hvi 'T (not^aint) flies which
sucked from those afflicted with gonorrhoea (carrying
contagion); a. fr.
biJ^D? m. lizard. PI. "-sat. Nidd. 56* Win^3l 't
(Ar. "^37^1, Mus. : "^^int, prob. clerical error) (skeletons
of) lizards of Mahuza.
nJ,) pr. n. pi. Zabud, on the northernmost border
of Galifee. Gen.R.s.98 (ref. to Gen. XLIX, 13 ","ni:i by)
nb-'bai 'T (Safet, Lit. Centralblatt 1879, p. 1188).
i^yO,] m. (-QT) gift, outfit.PI. "pl^aT. Targ. Y. Gen.
XXXy20'(h. text nap.
prDlf, Y. Ter. VUI,
45''
bot. 't3, in a corrupt sen-
tence which prob. read: d-^^JpUJ ^31 "ptam "ptr ypu:
l^i-iSnUJ, V. Sifra Sh'mini Par. 10, ch. XU.
JlD,] m. (b. h.; b2p [place
of offering or entertain-
ment,] i) residence, esp. Temple. R. Hash.
17''; Y. Ber.
IX,
13
''bot. 'O
dn-ili iCJirs they laid hand on the Temple;
a. e. 2) Z'bul, name of the fourth heaven. Hag.
12''
'31 nSTai . . . 12U3 't it is called Z., because there are
(the heavenly) Jerusalem and the Sanctuary with the
altar erected &c.3)
'T Ql"! festival of a heathen divinity.
Pesik.R.s. 6
11''^
Dl'b'^i 't uV it was the festival of Nilus;
[cacophemistic disguise: bl33, Gen.R. s.87; Cant. R. beg.
^intl Vin'i3;Yalk. Gen. 146^1115; Sot.
36'^
Dan]. V. bsia-^T.
l^^'jj,
jr^^I
(^- ^0
P^'-
" ^- Zebulun, 1)
son of
Jacob ; tribe of Zebulun; country
of
Z. Gen. R. s. 98.
Pes. 4*; a. fr.
2) one Z. hen Dan. Kidd. 30\
Jj^D^D^ m. (pt) purchase. Targ. Y. II Deut. XVIII, 8
r\'^Va.\ "la that which he bought. PI. 'pSWT. Ruth R. to
I, 17 (sect. 3) 'T pi he made his purchases.V. NSpT.
&<0^a^, V. 'ar.
Sj ijT, nj IjT m. (preced. wds.) buyer, merchant.
Targ.'^II Esth.^IIli'll. Y. Kil. II, beg.
27'^.
Y. Kidd.
II, 64^ top
'31 't
inp
the merchant packed his goods on
his wagon and went off'; v. "^^"n.
^D^S], V.
PI
Pa.
T
ri^'^lS^? f. (12T, cmp. naa a. also npsia"}!)
1) a recep-
tacle for drippings fastened (or belonging) to the bottom
of a vessel, saucer. Mikv, X, 71 'T xba if the vessel to
be immersed has no saucer (a rim at the bottom, wider
than the belly of the vessel and which forces the water
into the latter); (Var. tT^-iiait, n^'naiT, "pIS'ip. [Rabad
to Maim. Mikv. Ill, 12 reads npiia-it
q. v.].

2) lowest
land, V. ni'iia^T.
S^)II25 m., pi.
"^JOI 1)
(reduplication of 5tM, v.
"^51;
for inserted a, v. "i^bat) nest, brood, hatch. M.Kat.
28**
(in
a funeral song) p^iai^
fT'^iai** <"'3ri Jt2ni< (or:) iian ....
Ipia-ija
'^JiatJtl (v.Rabb.D.sia.l.; Rashi a.l.) our brother,
the merchant, will be judged by the brood he left behind,
(or) our brethren, the merchants, will be judged by the
broods (allusion to Jer.XVII, 11). [En Yakob reads i"i5n.
.
ipia'i^D
"^Waiii"! our (departed) brethren are merchants
who (on crossing the frontier of life) are searched for
goods. Ms. M. 2 '31 "ipllXI who are searched for the
wine bags they carry, v. Xi^il II a. pit.]
2) v. N5iai.
nj) (b. h., cmp. >ai) [to give a feast,] to slaughter,
sacrifice. Hull. II, 3 (ref. to Deut. XXVII, 7) nni<UJ na
'31 riaiT thou mayest eat what thou (a human hand)
cuttest. Snh.
60''
D"13rb nam of one sacrificing to an
idol; a.fr.Part. pass. niai. Lev. R. s. 10 (play on nat^a,
Ex. XXXII,
5)
'31 1i5Bb 'jrn he was afraid on account of
him who lay killed before him (Hur); a. fr.
Pi. na-^t^ame. Snh.
62'^ '31 TJ^pi 't if he slaughtered
a sacrifice, and burnt &c. (to an idol). Ib. VII, 6 (60'')
nai?3n Talm. ed. (Mish. naitn) he who off'ers an animal
(to an idol), a. fr.V. bat.
Nif. nai3 to be sacrificed, to be slaughtered; to die as
a martyr. Zeb.1,1 )^db xbu5 inafJlU which were offered
not for the purpose for which they were dedicated. Y.
Snh. X,
29":
top (play on nat "^br, Ps. L, 5) "^nix lb"^:Ja
"isia ^35 inatai who raised me and sacrificed themselves
for my name's sake; a. fr.
MJ) iH. (b. h.; preced.) a slaughtering, sacrifice, esp.
{festive) peace-offering {ny-^:^T\). Pes.-X,9. Tosef. ib.X, 14.
Tosef. Ber. V, 22; a. fr.

Pi?. d"'naT, constr. '^na't. lb.

Zeb. I, 1 'Tn ba all animalic off'erings; a. fr,
Z'bahim,
name of a treatise of the Mishnah, Tosefta and Talmud
Babli (also called d'^uinf^ n-JinilJ).
~
JI pr. n. m. Z'bid, name of several Amoraim.
Ber. 46*>, a. fr. (Z. bar Levi).Ib. 38\Ab. Zar. 56\^
Y. Sabb. I, 3'',
v. next w.
5^1*^J,
rn^IlT pr. n. m. Z'bida, Z'bidah, name of
aPalestineanAmo'ra. Y.Orl.I,6Pbot.Y.Sot.VII,2l''.
Ib. "Tiai ia mil '-i. ib. bot. T^at la 'ji^a'^o 'i, y. Sabb.
I,
3''
T^at ai.
( in^D) f. (nat) slaughtering ceremony. Hull. 3l''
'tb ri31l3 intention to slaughter according to ritual, con-
trad, to n3inn the cutting operation as such. Snh.
60''
'T nn:'^ slaughtering for idolatry is especially mentioned
(Ex. XXII,
19); a. fr.
rj^n? or
?i^nj,
v. ait.
JJ<T35 m. (v. bat ; Syr. &{b"^at, 'aDt, P. Sm. 1074; 1140)
a basket (or hook-chest)
of
palm leaves.P^.'^bpt. Meg.
26''
''TU^ini 't receptacles for Pentateuch copies; [Ar.: leather
casing.]
^s"jj m. (v. bat) [an implement for forming heaps,]
TV
S79
md itMd Ibv hum. IkUmUL IM\ {Mm. *, *.
!^.|
N^*2t
I pr. . M., V. M|*i.
VII. lAi ft. . -Y. KUM. 111. bnt'.
AX*
*
rai hMaiirti
fbr Ml ulgl. I'wili. It, VI *31m 1 HH Ihm af-
-
giMMla Mttl ii>t Uw mlMMMt, A. 1
) f
mnhum.
r. Utr. XXV. 4t (>.
i-
' -g^
J
tH.v XXV. 14 IV >>
'
i.ix,n
4nrr
H2*^t m,(
|
irt<td.)fc, Wi<<l
fMrf
.rWUlltir. Tarv
y. uii xt.ix. St, . .; V. pTM^. pM. in*
Willi* lb diMl to fl oo llijr Ail, 7*31 *\|^
:
goodt.A TS!
Mi^ B- BaUi. it** 1 rrr9! Wi ! to
Tftlld : a. fr.
f
Mr^*2| t (prtl.) foo4i; Wfytiii. Y. Ab. Ir.
ll,4**'a^ 'i mW
'^'7
mVm but, 1 M^r. UiroH|h mnm aaoldwn
lb* good* (in Um thip)
H
. V.T*r.X,47^ Mnro>
(oorr.MO.).~B.IIu.ftr

rrt
"
.rai t mUl
b* alrik** apoB good* Uk Utw** b* boogbi. lb.
CT
la rr^ b* knew Um vaIm ofbte fooda; a.fr./lKr|*si.
Ruib It. lo I. 17 (B. 8) 'sy 1 T<tn vbM do Um** fmr-
obM*t (auu-k*tiiig) ommi?
rP3T Y. Tmb. I. M^ bol^ t. pi.
J^\
I (b. b.
i
mp. nai) to mttriaim tt(craff|r.Daoom.
Vsi.
iV. Vfi (enp. rot) to #er to UoU^ wmk murrp teHk
idolahrona errtmomU*. Ab. Zmr.
18*'
'n er
'
I
'
Vai ^a b*-
WMi** tb(]r bav* Ui*r* (In tbir tbwUr**) idoUtroiu cntcr^
UliunaUi To*cr. lb. II, i (cd. Zuck.
.
tjiu
). V. tlr.
UC, 18^ boU if on* p*opl* tr^^ T3
osH^
^ *dol-
Atrott* *rTioMi a. fr.
*
^31
^h
^^
^
(dMioB. ofV^t) to depo^ fi>V0t9e fa fft
iMiar*, to wummrt. 8b*bi. Ill -"s: Tf
y
pil** nu^ b* d*po*i(dT lb. 1
1
-Irjov
iny manureJht. K*U). I0''ib rain ratab:rraud ao/lm*
(oorrp.to2M3, P.LXV,11, omp. Vc 11). CaaLB.toI,t
*a^ Vst: Kb wqk (ooi s*^) aboold w* not iaprov* (oor
mind*) fm a* tbos* oanyinf out toUaga and strawt;
A. ft-.Part, rmm
hsin mummrtd. Y. M. Kat. I, 90\
Xif.^z- be wamirwl. Midr. Sam.
eb. IV. A
~^:r me a Held wbicb ba*
b*wi manured with material connected witb idolatry
(toUage from a wonbipped tr** Aa).
^3T ob. aama..fiA|*a. Vs^'M to he mumnred. Ab.
Zar. 49* (raad K\a?tK).
'ZlJ
in. (cmp. Aasyr. nU>ila, 1LAT>, p. &50; eapw na|)
[Am/xti (]>,] esp. /bJ^fr jnM m|> /or fonmimg Mmart,
WY, depo9it9. Sabb. IV. 1 you most not keep didie*
for tbe Sabbatb n
*0
in foliage wbetber
I. Ab.litf.lU.t{4i*)'*v*n^aBin
Ibr Um w lie. yoa T. ^ . . . ros to aeli
XI. t^krf litokwpti WkNtoii B. IMaV^f rft*1'
WMO
1 1 fm^ aia,ll. fed
'aft nrin
y% k) MfllMi
b bM iimwi |M !* A. 1^^A r^, tbebi m, I
<^ t rvnps ^rvm im iy iiptttumt fringe bo
MfvM oMt Af pilteg
ofi toi lb* !! < Om E- *. ll
<^
niab. IM^ atag ) to* dpi<ia of earvwM^ie > fVlwrf
lt.lleMLl.* 'mrwibe iMiii lbrBrrytMgaMto*t
Vltl, (tfV
iff.
Cbal. S. to I. I sn:
foliage mmI of ftonw.
*m9i
':'Z' Hb iaieHod
><gH >>.
B*IUi. 4i*; TmC lb. Y, t.
h;*?2t. tc'rrin
(mtt^y)
. r^ w.^mai
1 Ar.. v.*^^ 4 Vr. to Ar. ^<Di); ed. VteO (oaffr.Ma.|i
R. Batb. n^'9 9d,aU.m.'9%w. Babb. D. S.flb LMl*}
curr. mccl.
fHaimf. Toet B. Itoia. Zl. * ^W Wt6 oAImA.
to carry It ot to bto Mi Aa.
P|, T2|
(ampwTa.a>l|rr.pn |to^<Mj l li
f
ih.
ftiy. Daa.lI..-TBr.0*A.XZV.IO.a.fr..-BLBalk.MM
[rad;J -p-a npri nrrs* ar^tos t be^gbl it of aacb a
penoo wbo bM bobi U of Ibaa. Ib^ ^IB-i TSrw t vUl
bojr wbat by biw briw>g* to mm (to aooiA Wngaliwl;
a. T. fr.
Al
T>f|
to aaO. TMg. OeiL XXT. 81 ; . a. I^^-Bu
Batb. L a. *%rr9 iqst aiUlttoaa. IKM*. a.a. (pMV.)
^^
. . .
73t^
771 boy and aall and be aillad a aMrcAmM;
L a. wm a man bay and ell wtiAoM proAtfPea. lU*
nan <*rsn -Vr:
Af
. bat-Tocah (e. Babb. Oi B a. L
noto Mi ed. WcAon *^) iwtoe aboai b^ytag wmk ariBng.
lb. 'SI
701
^^^
^ a* ragardeaOibtaigKarflaairafn**
wine *n win
T?!*?
Bi>> M. (ed. ran} wMcb yoa
U and never nffreC Meg. M^ M^ to erfl ii.
Oitt.47* Tim^C 1 *oldbiwnlf teAe.; a.fr.-T.T*an.
1,
84^ boC 'Xra rrsT (rmd : r<SSV) 1 sold my k i tosa l
Jttpa. ;|^tt to ^ seU. to fteieiyM; UmMmi't mlf.
Targ. Pfc CV. IT; a. 1^.B. Met*. 4^
*
"ffff?
nn (Ma.
M. rrrtsi rm) U woold baee been saleable wttb bml
Kidd. 8f 'n TTR-in nd get tbysdf mM as a Bebrww
slave.
r-oiv.r--^.
Jl m. (b. b.; 89) 1) ^
=r,
T"
<top. *P^
/
"r'
cff^tff,
AMb or Arrwd* cnrf /lali Baa. YI. S CS4^
L
'-
jqan im 'wi . . . trex-n AnrfaaaHim (Mnm. YI, 4)
means tbe eztarior, ii^npiw the tnttrior; (ih.
opinion, v. Sii)uToseA Tbb. IH, 1
'St
T
X5T 380 nr
Zuck. (oth. ed. )'^'i.l; some ed. 'p^lt, corr. ace.) the grape
vine (clusters) and the pomace which have been treated
in cleanness. Sabb.lV,!.Naz.l.c. )11 Mish. (Y. ed. 'pM,
Bab. ed. 5t; Tosef. ib. IV, 2 Ml ed. Zuck., Var. at) the
husk (or the interior) of one berry.2)
bell, v. ait.
5Sii5 ch. same, 1) husk or fterneZ and flesh
of one
berry^ v. preced.P/. "p?!. Targ. Y. Num. VI, 4 "pXTiJ 't
'31
the interior zaggin, v. pieced,
2)
hell. Targ. O, Ex.
XXVin,34; a,e.--P/. 'pM, *!, "^aT. Ib. 33;
XXXIX, 25.
Nidd.
17* '31 "^51 U)p"ip^ made the bells of his curtains
ring; [Ar.
i.ta 'po chased the flies, v. 'ptan].
^^],
V. -at.
J3] m. (aat to clear, cmp.
"i^t
a. "jsl, v. Ges. Thes.
s. V.) glass-maker; dealer in glass-ivare. M. Kat. 13'*;
Pes. 5o'^ "jn ri"'3 the glass-maker's work-shop.Gen. B.
s. 19 "T bm inian a glass-dealer's shop. Ib. s. 25; a. fr.

PI. 'I'^aat. Kel.XXIV,8 1 bin na^ the frame used by the

glass-makers to put their ware on. B. Kam. 3V\
&<J5^ ch. same. PL X^aM. Y. Ab. Zar. II,
40'=
hot.
TT-
T-T-
jIBPSt N? 'T the glass-makers did not teach their art.
m'^JI, ']1JI
(D'l^lj) m. (contr. ofa^lTa. nafr.-l-ia,
cmp. X'l'lia juvenis caelebs, P. Sm. 652) unmatched; esp.
one with an unequal pair
of
eyes or eye-hrows. Bekh.
VII, 3 D^ait Mish. (v. infra; Talm. ed.
43"^
pat). Ib. 44*
'31 "iinuJ "ins* Qliat Z. is one who has one black and one
white eye-brow; 'n'b "^Ip 'T . . . . xan ^3 any unequal
pair is called Z. Ib. '31 "iinia K'^^'nat (ch. form of our w.);
Tosef.ib.V,2, sq. Oi-iatJ (read: dl'naD S^a/*eZ of lia). Sifra
Emor ch. II, Par. 3 taiiat (read Q . . . .). [Ar. Dliat, in-
fluenced by the etymol. : aiT, and b1'n=6i;.]
S"""^^^?, V. preced.
T T :
-
i^P'^JIJiJ, Sri"5^'f f. (aat, V. aat) glass, crystal; glass-
ware. Targ. Job XXVIII, 18 (in one version); a.e. Targ.
II Esth. I, 2 (3)
'aiT n-n glass-house.Ber.
31* 'aiatl -03
Ar. ed. Koh. (ed. xnil'^n 'am S<D3, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 10) cups (a cup) of (white) glass; Yalk. Ps. 881.
Hull.
84*^ '31 xma'i'tn (corr. ace.) it means white glass
(crystal). Gitt.
68'^
'ait. [Pes.
74'^
XII'Vl ^miz, Ar. a. Ms.
O. like white glass; ed. XtlT.]
^yi
(l^JlP- of ^^^ V. aat) to clarify. Y. Nidd. Ill,
50'^
top'atatpl -pn^ itin^U (Tosef. ib. IV, 11 -|t37^1
-Jl;
Bab.
ib. 25^ nsni!;^) oil is cohesive and clarifies.
>SJmj pr. n.m. (v. preced.) Zagzagel {Divine Clear-
ness, cmp. X'^lbpSDX), name of an angel. Deut. R. s. 11,
end. Targ. Y. Ex. Ill, 2 bxaisat (corr. ace. or bxasitat).
^^j, ^y\ to lie down, recline. Mei\. u'' "^sa H^b-^l
ini'^bs' 5<at1 Stansb he may desire to lie down and will
lie down on them. Gitt. 47* Ir^b" 'J^Jt'ab to recline on
(while eating). Pes. 108* '31 "is^inx
'ij'^at we recUned (at
the Passover meal) against the knees &c.Sabb.
124*^
lil'i'^ViSJ xat^ab Itn they may be used for sitting on them
(when seats are improvised). Snh. 85" fT^b!? 'tt he leaned
on him. [Tanh. Ki Thetse 6, a. e. "^atob, v. -ta.] [Targ.
Y. Deut. X, 22 -at^sb ed. pr., v.
"lapp.]
Af.
"^atx to lay doivn. Sabb. 119* top
'31 XS-'afa xb
some ed. Xia'^t^ Pa.) I do not rest my head upon my
pillow before &c.
\ A) m. (v. preced., cmp. ^plBX) in a brooding posi-
tion. Hull.
62''
^"^3X1 1 111^ (Rashi iryo) mardu brooding
and eating (name of a bird, prob. an adaptation of a
foreign word), contrad. to ^"^3X1 T^ao kneeling down and
eating (like a bird of prey). [R. Gerson Ms. to Hull.:
a-ito n"iO, leaving out bi3X; Ar. ed. Koh. Ill, p. 319.]
Jj^ST'^l f. (=xniaiat) a crystal vessel. Y.Kidd. I,
60''
top 'TS 205'! ']nil (ed. Krot. Xri''3t3, corr. ace.) if one takes
up a crystal vessel (to take possession).
1^5,
V. at.
bS-313J^, V, bxatat.
i
SrjJiI or
^^^l
f. C^St) 1) a clucking hen. Bekh.
8''.

B.Mets'.86'', v.xr'iDiaa.
2)
xnniSX hs 't (the clucking hen
over her chickens,) the Pleiades. Targ. Job XXXVIII, 32
(Ar. ed. pr. xn22 h'J).
^J^
m. (b. h.; nn) wicked.PI. U^'il. Tanh. Korah 12
tn n312 the additional (twelfth) section of the Prayer
of Benedictions, also called d-pn^n '3
or n"'3"'?3n, v. "p^.
inT m. (preced.) violent man. PI. "I'^siit. Der. Er.
eh. II, beg.
"IIIT m. (b. h.; tit) premeditated, conscious sin, opp.
naaia. Ab. IV, 13 a scholar's error in teaching 'T nbiS
is accounted for a wilful wrong. Ker. 25'^,
a. fr. IST
ni3 isiTTU; a sin which if wilfully committed, is punished
with extinction; Sabb.
69* '31 't b D'^ni'TlIU -Ql. lb.
r\2U? "|1Tf3 when he is fully conscious that this is a Sabbath
day (whei-eon certain labors are forbidden); a. h:Pl.
niaint. B. Mets.
33''
t3 . . . niaaiU^U to whom errors are
accounted &c.Yoma 36*; a. fr.
"I'll?
eh. same. Targ. 0. Deut. XXIX, 17.PI. X-^snt
passions. Targ. Ps. XIX, 14 Ms. (ed. X*5'n'^t, 'aiT't, v.
Sj1~J)
ffSiTlJllI f. (preced.) haughtiness, violence.
Targ.'^Hab. I,
3."
Targ. Prov. XI, 2 Ms. (ed. xnainit).
!5<n^Dl"I?, v. next w.
T :
^3^', iJ^ri^jl) f, ch. =h. "|inT loilfulness, rashness.
Targ.^Y. II Lev.^'xXIV, 12. Targ. O. Deut. XXIX, 18
(ed. Berl. Xnia-^r ; Y. NPiailj). Targ. Y. ib. XV, 9 (ed.
Amst. 'ni3*iT); a. e.
}21\, v. t^t I.
n? m., n5J<?, 1^ f. (b. h.) this, that. Men.
53''
nt xa-
'31
let this one come and receive this &c. ; tiUJ^ tit nt
am 381
SfW
.
H"*^*
f'Tf"
lll< ..lie !
DHT
382
a^T
Gr\] (b. h. ; cmp. JiriT) [to be glistening; cmp. ins a.
nn:i)] to be filthy,
smell offensively/, be offensive. Vaxi.
DJlil, or part. pass. Wn\. Y.Ab, Zar. 11,41'= bot. I^X
^"1
't D1D3 (not DIM) R. L. says, It is like drinking out of
an offensive cup ;
'=1 'T 0123 nniUJn he who drinks (sacred
wine &c.) out of &c. Y. Nidd. IV, end, 51
"^
Diffi rTi-^3 tn
(Tosef. ib. IX, 10 Dmf ; Bab.ib.
65'') the blood of a men-
struant is sticky (or ill-smelling).
Pi. diT^i 1) to smear plants with rancid oil for keep-
ing off vermin, [oth. opin.: to cover a wound in a tree
ivith dung and tie it up.] Shebi. II, 4. Y. ib.
33^^ (expl.
prinir) of Mish.) pybnn to keep the worms off. Ib. ornTSin
'31 'ia'^X oiling a plant is merely like appointing a watch-
man (it does not advance growth). Y.Sabb. VII,10'^ top,
V. Isna II.Part. pass. CiniT'2, f. npnitia ill-smelling, filthy,
offensive.
Bekh. VI, 12 'T131 and an animal of offensive
smell or sight. Ber. SS**
'^"0
an offensive-looking priest.
Y. Gitt.VIII,
49''
top 1132^^ X^n 'TTQ she is disgusting to
him (on account of her conduct) ; a. e.

PI. d'^otillTa, 'p^HII^

;
fem. niDniTB. Ber. 1. c. 'o fiiTi smelling hands (after a
meal, Avhen not perfumed). Lev. R. s. 16; Esth. R. to
III, 1
'31
'a . . . fi'O as ordure is offensive, so is he (the
leper); a. e.

2) to declare unfit for

priestly or levitical
service (or connection), to reject. Bekh. 47^ '31
"ppSH!^ T'i*
the child is not rejected (as the child of a gentile).

Y. Yeb. X, ii; XIII,

13''
bot. nnix 'p^ariT^ T'a 'pXI but
the court does not declare her unfit to marry a priest.

3)
(v. X^C|iT) part. pass. DTOT^, pi. 'ppnito inclined to las-
civiousness, unchaste. Sabb.
145''
bot.
*Sif.
D^rnri to become unfit for offering through offen-
siveness. Pesik.Vayhi, p.
10" ^O'^riTln xls (perh. to be read
iianf in Hof.
;
(Yalk.Num. 713 l^rtin, expl. lODIJi, corr. ace, or
l^^in asNum.R.s. 12,end, a,e., v.Bub.note toPesik.l.c.)-
Dn? ch. same. Part. pass. d'^iiT
q. v.
Pa. bnt to create aversion, to sicken. Lev. R. s. 16 (to
the leper) J^ni'^-a dnin Kb (ed. Wil. dintn, read ditiTr)
do not sicken people with thy sight.
Ithpe. dri'iix, Ithpa. drnTX 1) to be .soiled, to empty
the bowels. Targ. Ps. CVI, 20. 2) to become offensive.
Ab. Zar. 26* '31 KitHi^Pp 6<b I do not desire to become
offensive to my husiaand (get ungainly through nursing).
"int (b. h.; cmp. nnt) i) to shine; v. nint, n'i-;in|.
2) to look out, beware, be strict (corresp. to b. h.
1?12J);
V. i"'riT.
Pi.'-int to brighten. Midr. Till, to Ps. XC, 16 ilWI
and brightened his countenance.
Nif.
"injn (=b. h. ^p^'fi) to be careful, be strict; to
beware, take heed. Ber.'s'' -pTi-iia l-^njin be careful to
cut the jugular veins, v.
"I'^'il. Ib.
'31 -jpia 'n beware of
disregarding an old man who &c. Ned. SP Q^'^iS "^323 'n
'31 take heed of (do not disregard) the children of the
poor; a. fr.
Hif.
'T^ntri to caution, forewarn, esp. to prohibit by a
special law,' v. rrnntx. Yeb. 22'', a.e. "pin
)^
)^T^]^ T^
a law derived from analogy (v. "p'^) is not considered a
specified law on which punishment can be executed after
due warning. Zeb. 106'', a. e. 'n 3"5<X UJ3Si xb the Bible
text did not pronounce punishment without having ex-
pressed a warning ('thou shalt not' &c.); a. fr.
Hof.
"inilln to be forewarned, to be forbidden from
'doing (by'a special law). Yeb.
84'^ '31 linTin xb there
is no specific law prohibiting women of legitimate birth
to marry men of illegitimate birth.Part.^nTl?3,f.nnnTiti.
Ib. 'a niUxnUJ labia (the repeated expression, 'they shall
not take', Lev. XXI, 7) intimates that woman is included
with man in the prohibition ; ib.
'23 K'^n 'a Kini X3''n ^3
wherever the man is cautioned not to marry, the woman
(in the same social relation) is cautioned ; a. fr. [Ib. JC^n
KiniTia xb, read: ninTio.]
nn?, "I"'?!) ch. same, 1) ti) shine, bloom. Targ. Job
XXn,"28 (ed.'wil. 'nnp
Af.).
Targ. Hos. XIV, 6; a. e.
2) to look oxd, guard.Part. pass, l-'ri]. Hag.
23'' "inn's
ina I'^n'J he guards them (from levitical impuritj').
Hull.
107'' 1'^nn he is careful (not to touch), contrad.
to rit taking precaution. Y. Ber. V,
9* bot. nb 5<'n">n|
watches it (the cloak). Y. Ab. Zar. Ill, W bot. XS-^in i6
-tb
'1 was I not on my guard against thee?; a. fr.
Pa."irn l) to emit light, to gliUen. Targ.Zech.IX, 15.

2) to caution. Targ. Cant. V, 2.

Af.
inTS< 1) to give light, shine. Targ. Is. IX, 1; a.e.

2) to explain. Targ. Ex. XVIII, 20.

3) to caution. Targ.
Ez.III,18;a.e.Snh.ee^bot.
'31 '!;< irilpS xobil perhaps
in saying 'thou shalt not curse Elohim^ (Ex. XXII, 27)
the Law gave warning with regard to holy Elohim (God),
but not with regard to secular Elohim (authorities)?
Ithpe. in'HTX, Ithpa. "inTi^X l) to take heed, betvare.
Targ. Y. Ex. X, 28; a. e.Ab.Zar.28^ v. Hp^-'] I. Ib.
12'',
v. "^T^nir; a. fr.2) to tvatch. Y. Ber.V, 9 bot. K'^n^iT^
n-ib was watching it. B. Bath.
29'' "imtti . . "inin the
first two or three years man takes care of the deed. Ib.
'31 X3*in'^i^ nin I should have taken care &c.; a. e.
^inil. ^^"jnj
O'^^) 1) %^^-
Y.Yomam,beg.40'',
V. xn^T'S'^N;. Cant' R. to VII, 3 (ref. to ^non ib., v. ^^IX)
S<"inD Sintb . . . n'^X (some ed. nnmb) there are places
where they write and pronounce Sahara for zahara.
2) brightness, splendor; moon, v.
X'lini]
a.
^"^^"^l
I-
Snn] II poison, V. xnn-'t II.
nnn^, v. xim i.
T -t-
T :-
i<n1nni v. x-inn^T.
T
.* T T :
b^ninn], ^TV) m. (inT) red light, glare, reflex.Pl\
'nr\r\J,
"'}.''
Pes.' is"
'31 xisbsn 'ti (Ms. M. n-i-ii-tm, m^
M.
2 'i^'i"ini1) and what he saw was merely the glare
V. "inb-^a; Snh.42^B.Mets.84'' T^^n
n"'3"i?2
'PB31
'1 insr
'31 Ms.M. (ed. "psa
'1 Xinni; Rashi: '"^T) and those reflexe
issuing from it are a specimen of the beauty of &c.
n^ninnj, v. n'^iini.
^^D"""!!!?, V. xninim.
^], V. nt.
3^1 (b.h.; cmp. 331, iiTi) to flow,
drip. Bets. 3% a.
131 U5 "pp^a juice of fruits which flowed out (on a Holj
i
MS
m
al I llliii J}* ll.U
ycmtl, i|iD|n iifna* |M Ii|b^
fl.ui Mil *ii
'Mm. m** mre ia
It* WM in tiMigwr fhint mvm ktmrrk0f, v. rv^
Hiin. liUilibllO^aaMi aiy or k;{ .h.
tHm Ihjp fitai.
WT m. <.Ul. .. ^. ,..-y .
IN4l/r itmtmi$r tHrml/rMtm. Ilokit. VI, & 4

'a^ nV Ut bf
but UOl tlM ursAti iUvlf) Tuscil ib. IV. A
f^(M-
Tom? KM V II o*>
"tea. ^ 11.44'* l>ol.3*t"te
^^n0 nn bal uiiix.Md
tbol CNM BwiehMl ii, i. . fouod k(lr of l
OOOUdalaf Uie iuuiii of Ib* pMwma under cono'ii^rowM)
(tboofb Bol wriitvn for Uwt pteUl traoMetloa). lb.
t lOV *Q3 'V '^Bll 3^^ ^MO tno p^ riMM it ia ??<>
10 ted MMh o WHiiohlng eoaiblaftlloB, ovm if oo* i !,
bomUw It M If ho had Mi doM It, L . Mcb nrv
ohMMW AM not iikkM Into 00Idhralioo. Y.Sbok. V.40*
bo(. etn ^mt tto . . Tin wppowd aoniobodjr prodocvd
% tiokvt itli tiM mark of tha mm day of tlia wookT
!. -s^ S*^ 'M (raad m abow:
^91
VtiS Tr>8). Y. M.
Kmi. I, and, M^ boU nr
'
HJlui nt rat:;
00a wbo kaoto
'))<
MncM two bj lwt> (iMtad of oiaklaf a ragolar
Y. Bbk. V, 4* boU n VTti I INt V^ (Bab.
> adjoatad tha length of th wiaka (to tb
> of tba tiiii* ihajr had to barn); Y. Yooaa II, 39*
;. K*p. S) to join im wtdloek, to tted.
80U
2*
T*?"^ T*
r*^ &nst^ nb wife b Mlaetad (in haavaa) for aaeh maa ac-
rding to hi* dMort^

.,^
^ ^eoaplat
^ M difBeolt ai tha
Bad Baa. Oaa. B.
V M; Lev. R. a. 8, bag. S\ G*^*% ^vrv;^
Ha Joiaa aoapla^
>Urea who ahould ba niarried to whom. tb. rAnan ^QK
:^
S^^n^ 1 can couple them in ooa boar. Ib. rMa pm
:i (read:
l^y*^);
a. tr.3) tojoim in a hostila eeMe, fa
tttock. CanU R.to 111,4, t. a?V4) fo mtatek mN*rry,
amfort 6jr pomimf oaf a nmiUir cam {tmp. Lam.
1. IS). Peaik. R. . 30 'n nc xmn (rmd r6 xm^) He
.ows her (the couatrr) a <bUow<aaAtar U> ooaftMt bar.
.. -5^ rr^iresWt r6 yrrrs (aorr.aoe.) hapoiniad oat to
>r AlaxanOMa. Ib. n^ '^n btT!^ K2 Joel came and aom*
:^rtI her (-

.
.
.
.
Lord'* eympathj).
HUkpa. : l)to bejoimei; fojbm,
^'Y^ Y.Yoi ;\ -*7r that tha ohar
> r.. . ok ina9t b<-
mnet bdoag to tha
,n>o oo-:r!,.. >;, \ , .. ^
;-:

- th^ mat
oo'.;i<U^ t.r coi;.-i-.'.ta: :on . \. \ a
.
i. *
(op (tafl to
. XXI, 11, pUy ou *?8t) "r^ -5
X -^it::

vheooedid
\ fi,..? iun
me agMDt From Seir (Bobm); a.fh
t)
(in
<aa*h ft : Mm |4aM
u<^ 1-' ga4 at Ubai ai."> f^ it * ii
ygc ^ m>p)
9* ihiaa aooarto* >iiaa>ad u itoil> lb. 7 O
'
' "a O
4 hartwna atlaOlad hai, BMh.lkMrl, etr i|
%
A
Miitel. QmM. ft.a 1,4 <nHB)i <>. tia^
^
Mf MB
'S^ va^fV ai pm iMiat IMH w< fviili iamtnum
'I, T,a.e
:.
Tm.- Y
UaM.V.tf.
Oia.M*'
XI m.oniktti,lkgho^ofatUI,9muu4.%i,^/sr7.
rlA(.p#r. )ta, Tl, 1 rrara Vs 'O (jay iwai Hm alMll
i.k the tii of M aalMal, -Tt 'V jH
'i l i
tiM ! fart I*
'tui ;<^, iiMi
iMar teW. tehb, Y. 4. TomC KaL H
M.ol.t r- Vb 1 laerbitt. Taef.llabb.Y(Y||.9.a^{
Hr.< 4 fr.A
rf". 7*\'
ToeeCKelLc. nffSH
^* :*
. .., Nelioi belle to a Mrtar. tb, 14 f rp**
71 tha rule imanfali^ balla ha. Y. Oiit. Ul,
4**
lof
"^
bd'e
(aaoof tha inmiUmiaiim of Mye, Vrz Uh
Y. Keth. IL to'
rm (ootr.aoiLA. TaaetLo. (raed:] 'rm
z'
rV^irm'^'W^fW9ynAUQmm$9U%h mntmm.
.M^^
for OM Ivo baS% oaa for a door he. Y. Gtii.
ill.
44''
top (eorr. aaa.); a. fr. rrt*
nfttkrik, ir. Si.)
Pd m, (in) I) ce^,
fir. falL SrakX.! n i iDi^ss
he moet brteg tbaoi Is, om aat at a time(om hie haad wad
arm), teh. It* (fai a aactat laCiv) Tta-tm iiiipli (af
eholare or BMaaaafar* of iewMi avthorMia*!
Rakkath (Tibariaa). and tha o^^(Uamoi
a. fk-.
T^
fartaar, OfM
*=* *^
p
ra
711 tUe (weoad kWhaod) la
of the fliat haabaad (ia oMcallj tateter).
1
p ^
r8 lt(thaaavaBth dby) haaaoi
barinf thiae aoaplaa of daje aad ooa
ipt p
am -S tha co^raalioa oflanai be thy match.
Ib. a. 7 1
p 4 V nwo tha BUemoth baa a paitaar
(ia aiaatad omla aad I li).fl rvm. Ib.
p
ar6
7
t
(for sn <<S3, emp. ara) have
Daoc R. a. S
'91 1
fm
VTOC
aooplea, ana aad owoo are laoopke te^Paa. 110^ TS r*
t o0 tha appraliiMaioa of daafar ftom ceaa aomkiii
appUaa to it, v. 10^; a.fk-. Bepi. Zafrft, tha twa chM
(iVaei aad Ab BeA Dim) of tha Baprama OOovt liMa to
raorgaolatiOB after Shaoa tho Jaat (v. Ab. I, t; 4, a.).
Kha. $*; Paah II, . Y. 80C DC, 14 top f rn nrt fe
were all tha Zi^A ao aeaooipKahad aeholanf lb. \g
rrsrs "Vi (Toeef. B. Kam. Till, 13 nbcsmi^ Ih. ba.;
Y. Maaa. Sh. Y. cod, i* t Tsn ha (Joha ftyroaa) ap>
potated double aate of gaards.t)
j^aar
*f)
rMaata.
KaL Xm. 1 S-ce he t barbar** acimon. Sef. IT,
4;
Nidd. VI, 12: a. ft.
!*,
X*T m. (prated.) ami iiM. 8ot.riQill.M^
*&
T^Sm ia llrat amrriafa; Bub. S3* T'Cw Yalk. Jod. TO, r.
sar*.
Oao. R.a. II
(thewaafc
daj). Ih.
y\i 384 11T
Av to be clear, v. V'].
SJiT?, ^1T, SJIlf I ch.=h. 5^T
1)
pair, couple, team,
set. farg. II Kings IX, 25. Targ. Jud. XVII, 10 )'^\a^^'^ 511
a set of garments; a, e.SIT 13 match, wife. Targ. Y.
II Gen. II, 18; a. e.Snh.
43''
pai'l 'T n^^ 'pilD^ we give
him two scholars (to escort him); Yoma
85^'
(Ms. M.
Xllt). Y. Hag. II, 78* top
niJilT dirn^ ^a^n ^: whosoever
has a chance shall select his partner (as if for a dance)
;
a. fr.

Pl.^yn. Pes. 110 Ashm'dai is appointed

"I in^iax overseer of all even numbers (of cups &c,,
which were believed to invite dangers); a.
e.
Keth.TP,
v. KIJT I. Sot. la'^
'7
m, v. "^MW"^^.
2)
(cmp. above ait
'j'^TUiab, a. lit) an outfit for travelling, travelling cloak.
Targ. Y, Lev. XV, 9 (not Wit) garment for polster.

Erub. lOO'^ hot. '31 la^l xa^t "j^ x:r3t ed. (Ms. M, xrt
X'^aial, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note) I shall buy thee garments
reaching to thy feet.

PI. as above. Gen. R. s. 92 ^3^

^iait put on his travelling equipments; Yalk. Gen. 150
"iniai read "^niait.
3) scissors. B. Mets. 116% a. e., v.
Xllt I.
iSAi) II, nj" pr. n. m. Zuga, name of several
Amoraira. Y. Maasr.V,end, 52'';
Y. Dem. II, 22'';
a. e.

Gamliel Z. Ib.^ top; a. e. (v. Fr. M'bo p. 77; 7l'0.M.

Kat. 28% a. e., Ar. Kilt II.
S51I glass, V. KriSWt.
onj-ll, D1J1T, V. d>.^5t.
njit I pr. n. m., v. i<51t II.
H-JIT II f. (5it) intended, beloved. Keth.
63''
?iPMt
n"i:t3 didst thou think of thy girl (that thou earnest home
before thy time was up)?
Til V. T^t.
TIT
J Pa. f^lit, iw (cmp. at;=b.h. IIS) to endow, out-
fit,
esp. for travelling. Targ. Y. II Deut. XV, 14 (h.
text pai;n). Ab. Zar. 17* xnillt nb sif^lt (editorial in-
sertion; Ms. M. inii:, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) prepare
her shrouds; R. Hash.
17=*
IT^It Ms. M. (ed. in-^as).
Ithpe. tl'^tx, Ithpa. "iWiNi 1) to provide one's self for
a journey, lay in provision. Targ. Josh. IX, 12 (h. text
-fMsn).
2) to tie up bundles. lb. 4 (h. text T^-JSn, v,
-i!i:!, ins).
SHTf, l^^nillf c. (preced.) l)=h. tTT^a,
outfit for
travelling, provision; dying outfit, shroud; trnsf. good
deeds. Targ.Ps.CXXXII,15.P/.'p-|11t, 'it. Targ.O.Gen.
XLII,
25; a. e.Keth.
67'^
^b'^^p ^X'^llVmy provision (for
the journey of death) is scanty. M. Kat.
28''
l^'^blUt
^'^'ll'lj'! whose outfit for death is completed, v. t<^t:pS.

Xnillt. lb.
27''
-jT^xb t ni3:i prepare the buriaf outfit
for another son. R. Hash. 17=^; Ab. Zar. 17% v. preced.;
a. fr.
2) bag, bundle. Kidd. 12* i-ilIXT 't (Ar. ed. Koh.
'^!?''J|i
ph) a bundle of tow- cotton (being of small value).
HIT, Snh. 96'', part. f. xn^t, v. n^lt ch.
S^ni^, ni2"T.1^ f.(nnt)
\) froth; filth, decayedmatter,
evil smell. Pes.
42''
'in nx nnxiUJ absorbs the froth of
boiling meat. Ter. X, 1 tn nx \i'r^'h to carry ofi' foul
matter; Y. Ab. Zar. Ill,
41"=
top 'ttl nx ^VJ'^b XimiJ nx a
substance which is used for &c.Ber. 53* nx "j^ttJ
'tn; Y.ib.VIjlO'' "h yya oil used for perfuming the hands
after the meal, v. Dtit.2) moral imjMrity, obscenity,
voluptuousness. Yalk. Lev. 525 't blU "i3T (ed. Lemb. X'Sit),
V. X^a-^t. Yeb.
103''
't nn ^lu: he infected her witli sen-
suality, lb., a. e. 't na b"'an the serpent infected her
(Eve, i.e. the human race) with lasciviousness. lb. HpGS
"imstiit their sensual passions ceased (were checked through
the influence of religion); a. fr.3) XUJ^aUJI t the sultry
air produced by the passage
of the sunrays through a
cloudy atmosphere. Yoma
28*' '31
'W\ 't (Ar. a. Ms. L.
xn-^t, Ms. 0. Xinit, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) the sultry
heat is more intense than that ofdirect sunlight. [Sabb.l
23"
jiTjcb 't, V. |i-iap'^b^iT.]
"S^n" pr. n. m. Zohdmai, by-name of a scholar.
Ber. bZ^, V. dnt.
T\12XT\\, V. xonit.
T . T -:
JSnrTI^ m. (int), xir^^t 't reflected sun-light. Yoma
28'', V. xanit.
IS l" I, {is?^) m. ('It ; cmp. Sit, fr. 511) pair, set; change
of
clothes; scissors (corresp. to, and interchanging with
X5it). Meg. 16* Xllt
-^^
rrb Ms. M. I have no scissors;
t rfb xnUJI irr^^X xnx Elijah came and dropped a pair of
scissors
;
(ed. Xtit, a. entirely diff"er. vers. ; Ar. Xllt). B.
Mets. 116* hot. 'Isai&'n X51t ed. (Ms. M. "itit, Ms. F. Xtit;
Ar. Xllt) scissors for shearing shaggy woolen stuff; B.
Bath.52*;Shebu.46''; Ab.Zar.75'' Xtit (Ar.'llt). Taan.2l''
bot. 13211 Xllt ed. Pes. a. oth. (oth. ed. XTit, otli. X51t.
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 100) a delegation of scholars.
Meg. 7'; Succ. 4''; Sabb.
54''
(an editorial gloss) JT^blsa
'31 Xllt 'Xn 13 ^3 1351^ 11D Ar. (ed. X51t) in the entire
Order of Moed, wherever this combination of authorities
appears, some take out R. Joh.and insertR. Jon.Ber.
22''
'31 Xllt ixniD in Ar. (ed. XJit) one of the first combination!
of scholars, and one of the second combination. PI.

^1."',
Cl'lt). Keth. 71* "i3np
't 't Ar. (ed. ^Slt) they are ar-
ranged in couples (two scholars for the one opinion andj
two for the other). Pes. Ill* '{p'^O'J DiS\y33 't iron Ms.]
M. (ed. '31
1X11) these are of the couples engaged in
sorcery. Erub. 97 't 't Qinns (v. Rabb. D.S. a. 1. note 90)!
ts'vathim (Mish. ib. X, 1) means bundles of one set (of
j
Tfillin) each. Ib. 37* i3np itit itit xbi:! ed. (Ms. M.
i11t,<
v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) Ula arranges the authorities
quoted in couples (two on each side, v. supra). Sabb.
129*'
;
'ta aiixia X^iipl
(Ms. M. nitlta, Ms. O. i-.lia, Tosaf. to
'
Erub. 56* laita) when the planet Mars rules at even-]
numbered hours of the day. Y. Ab. Zar.I,39'> bot. fini
iimx 'tn bathe in another suit of clothes. Sabb.
19'*
itltl 1313 (Ms. 0. iJltl 13113) coupled (hinged) mattings
used for roof-like i^rotections for goods; [Var. quoted]
in Rashi:
I'lt
meaning ships;} ib.
156''
(where Rashi haaj
lilt ships).
^T
"n^!
1^ <
^) 'N* ir ri
rtf),
ft^
fcM
ilMi.f. til p<MM of. T. Tmm. Ill, m^ bfH. *r rvm i (t.
H (ih tfro4iiil) ttmd to gfw viMjranI* te.)
Ai lo IM. CXXVI (orr. Mft).
*lCp^ f. (. ITM Ij flM|i.
TJD
"A-rf * '*
**'*
/bd< rwKM. INirf. 4ob VI, 7 M*. M. 10^^ <|. v )
Pt I, (wrf. . part.
; CiwlMpH*. # W or n, v. 7".
amp. m,m\) h mmv,
f0
MMjf. it/mH. Bli. XII.
-
-^^
V.
DIM.Y*b. so*. . tt. nvpvD rn\ |6 rowi ^
MMHMh WM Mol rwoi< Atom Ito ptor' ^ UA
te IIm oollteilM M it rai^
ilMfb all*! i-miai
or amlUUd. Olu. *yi ;h3 it ni I tbati wh Imv*
Ihit qwl Mlil *e. TWih. Miui. ; Ha*. H. . tt, mI.
..(|>Ujroit ainrete) -71 cnis tb^ IwvtUMOMMMl
ftr glvn lu lb other. . v. fr.
ifi/: rtn re Mf>r. 4iAv; to rrmpr>e. Ab. Ill, 17
7
'a^
rnp
(l>*.v eiinnol moir* it (Ui tfw) fVxatn iu pi;
TiMw. <> mn^; 8iih. io*.K*. R. B. & Vq* rm rti
':^ t*tnS ihou oinit not r*niovt> thj lov* from lb*in.
Koh. R. to I. IS
'3^
mV^ rtc vn b wUl moi giv*
>ip ladying Im.; a. fr.
Hilkpalp. (with MiorgMiie :)
n^^ injwii tr. ;ft^.
T*l eh. MUM.
TWf. T. Num. XIV. 44.
Af.
rtM to akdkr. HalL S8* ^ ^ra^i tb* bakisf of
thr oiur* (m qrinpioai of Titality).
^'^
11 m. (-.mrn, ?. nm) [the gtmfrimt emp. npi,
M^POM Iw.)
2^ l)a ilivr rora. om foortb of a ShtlMl.
^^ Kth. I, 5; a. fr. /I cnw,
r!*-
Ka. R. a. tt.
a.*., V. m I; a.fr.) a weifkt. T*r.X, S; Tomtt. lb.
I (Var.
y%)i
Y. ib. X. it"* top
r. /t. rn^. Tof.
0. ad. Soek.; Y. I. e. yv
HJ^
I oh. sarna. Targ. I Bam. IX. 8 (b. t*t rs";
?).Kidd. It* Ta V2 Bip twantj foot laar want oo
wban the laar waa reduead, 1 a*^ CTp UiiHj
Imt want 4c~8abb. M^ inrn *t a naw rilvar coia;
74% r. vsrwi. Hag.
*
(poT.) "n atbM 1 a Eos
proTMon ia not on band, but for (aaTiif from) hai^
it i, i. e. ebaritJ oltan waita for tbe axtramcot ditmaa
Kam. n (proT.) "si ta icrsa st-Tsa join in town
a Zus, a joitt in tba wood* tha aama, i.a. tba ooat
tfaaaportatioa baa oo iaiwDea oa Urn priea: a. fr.
Ft "rm, ^: also ia gaa. moMy. Targ. ll BMb. I, ;
i.e. Hag. 9\ B.lleta.es^ "am
*
-iTi
if I bad monay.
i)>. '=1
'^^x-t T paopla*a moaey doaa tba brakatabip for
theni (witli raah in band joa aaad no brokar); a. fr.
lb. W** -WW tbe money doa to me.Kath. 5^;

n:rrt *x (=^n;*^ n) cettnfry Zmt^ om a^tk of tlm
town Zux (or Tyrian) in valoa; (t. Knekarmaa
^ i4, ItooL ^mi ^l^ SfMlaa IMI.
Ml
P^MI.
yrtf
m.atte. MmaoTftiavalto iW fl^lipHaMli
liTMK
p
lai. TWg, T. . XXTfll. If (k. tosi
n^
ra I (map tr*. tmp. tm 9, Mm. loM} I* W t^mi,
tkmfM, (Hi a *il MmM| la kt prmd, mtrUmrtm^
Kallktl* v%
^m fwinv
to 4ar llmi kto atod w
Itmiai filMl IM may mi Ibal Mmntf t>Mltiai*n. Rt.
R. a, 17 Hy TT^ rr) b ti mn w
^^V trV^ ^*'' B" 'f I** bammW wivcm*ir.^ V
if,
abk VIII. 11*
bai. mn, . arst .)
nil alk mma. T. labb. Vttl II* baL fW^ tin m
*
raoc mn) Orfa lnai| mi bman I am aal
I amloopoariaaallaala^i
rrm jtr-1
ip CRmM mjt)
W
n^
U or nnj
(^ h. r)
amft, IM) 1^ l
maaa. Ihut. ra
fmimUmHal M^n^al Kmk. it*') H.
KaU T**-. Talk. Aw. MA, . 9ll.
//i/. r-tn
of r*in
to maaar, to aaaar la aama; la /Saw
oar to
ifiHd to otlMf*' opHMoan HaR.
7*
ma
,
i nu
TR
(lib rvf. lom-Rs. XXVIII
- -^
- ^o aot amb* bim
gfrapbioplaioa,v.iV7f. K ^af5Vsrarr<^|
ib altar wawirai (aril dactai>.
n .1 eb. ll aaaM. Targ. Y. DaoL jk*,
-.
n. r-^, a.
ttxt 7->. Ta. Job VIII. l.-*tf (aac aai^l to rvmaar,
frmi awajr. Targ. Y. Ram. IV, It (prolt. to ba wmix
Af. rrm
(0 MMr to frtailli. TWg.4ar.Uts (M,U^
ma, .?>.
5rnT,
^TTp'
"^ <^> twweprr. mmm. Twg. T. I
Kom. XXI. 3S.2.Taab. Ri TlwiM f. v. l6r9.R r%Hi
Targ. Xic VII, 17 (ed. L^- - o*lk-
*^*i
>> V. idr*.
M*T or mM m. (am, cmp
3^ r^) 1| a ^afei^ a
bagiir rtttflmeie fm
emtrtk ,m tie /Ubr'* mH: Oe aaU
ie6
(/ <A( ar.rft. Ri. XXIII, s ^9 "vs mo arm
Ar. (ad. Xnv% R. Bai O.
7:fm.
War. pv) tha aat ia ft
for laritiaal Mrlaaaarm ea aemaat of Ha b^ (baiag a
raoapcaato of aolid wb)L lb.XXVlll,t...srm..nr5n
Mao wan (ad. Dahr.. Ar. ad. Rolk 'cm fsnt a ^naaai
BHuto oat of a aai ia cWaa, bat oaa aMi4a oat of tia
oUd porttoa Ac.S) (oap.
'^.
r
'
l"jic) aArf ttr &a
tkrmn 0mi, Jepomtt a/hr /A^ tUe; Ike dbyawl 9tmt9(
a anac R. Mau. Si* 'a*
'
i.
'
O
'
l-^^
'
i ar Vr *9iC tU^p
fooad aniK>a
g
tba dapo^ta of iha Saa ar tba aOailam af
a rivar. Ib. S4*: Ah. Zar. 43*. Oaat. R. to IV, S HB
*cta Tra a^ Vr m
,
. in (aoc 0; Talk- Qma. tM
*a*ra) a* ia tba Heraaa all good tbiaga are dcfoaitod to
it miaaa AcT.Rr.IV,7*boC(reCtorV*x.U.XL(V.t7)
a^ Ve 1C*: X-nr baa ii
that mamm Rabjioa wladi ia
tba dapoait of tbe world (tha tiaaaary afbaatyaad eom>
merea); Laai. R. introd. (R. Joah. S) icn (eorr. aec).
K^l a. (aoatraet. of scarrt, redapfie. of S\ . 9i
.
cmp. forma liha n'uiuvA a. irrao.) afcadrr, .
**
01I21T
386 biT
Targ. I Chr. XVIII, 17. lb, XI, 22 't xmi short day.
B.Bath. 361^
't X"i"iS small crop (as grass, aftermath &c.),
opp. NSn 'B gi-ains &c. Keth.
66'^
'T N^IC the taxation
on a small scale; a.fr.Ib.l06^ v. tn^bx. [Y.Yeb.IV.S^^
top, read: XIJ'^T,Lam.B. introd. (R. Josh.
2),
v.preced.]

PL "laiT. Ab. Zar.

8=*
'T ''^V the short days of the Winter,
lb. lO'' [read:] in3''3 '^n'^n I'^n^D . . . 'T (v. En Yak. a. 1.)
even the least among you can revive the dead.>t::^7,
"i:;1T
(as sm-name) y^wior. Keth. 69^; B. Bath. 66''.lb. 120\
DII2I? pr. n. m. (Zwto;; Jos. Ant. XX, 2, 1 'iCatTj;)
Zoios, Izates, a prince ofAdiabena. Gen. 11. s. 46, v. t3j1^.
121? m.
1)
junior, v. X:;>it.

2)
pr. u. m. Zuti, an
Amoia. Ned. 77='; Sabb.
157'' iS 31
"im
't 31; ib. -^Zt 'l
NSS
2-1
(Ms. M. 1ES . . iialT 3-1).
W^'
V. -JIT,
lu" I (v. next w.) to be small, young. Hag.
5"
3-'3">r
'nx (Ms. M. 2 p"^:^-lX) died young.
Ithpe. "^ta^nnx, n;:!i.T"'X to shrink; to appear small.
Ned.
50'^ '31 13 X'^L^^Trirn is until it is so reduced in size
that you can swallow it.
Snh. Qb'^ .-Tirr3 'iX
(En Y^ak.
"lainx) it seemed to him a small enterprise.
"lt3lT, II, JSni21? I m. (a contract, of -i?ni"T ; cnip.
x::lt) small, young, junior. Targ. Ps. CXIX, 141 ; a. e.

Taan.
23''
'T (Npir) the younger child. Keth.
66''
XpDS
Xmi-i -iain t<i:'lT a small investment which brings a small
profit, V. k:>1*T III; a.fr.PZ.
i^i::!!!.
B. Kam. 92'',
v. sn35;
a. e. Fem. Knn-jsiT, in-n^s^T. Ber.
33''
'T Nnb^a a trifle.
Ab. Zar. 29^, v. xi^^ ch.Pl. Xn-^aiT. Targ. Ps. CIV,25
Ms. (ed. '-I'l^t).Zeb. BS^*
'13
Ar.'^(v. marginal note, ed.
Km"i3T3) counting the little fingers (of which six go on
a Tefah).
^H'PI'J II pr.n.m. Zutra (conesp. to N'l'^ST),
1) Mar
Z., name of several Amoraim. Ber. 43*'; a. fr.
2) Rah
Z. Ib.; a. v. fr. (v., however, Rabb. D. S. a. 1. notes
5,
6,
7).'i-l-JilT 3-1',
v.
i^ilT.
'i^TTT^^ ^^^TJIII, V.VJ.-II.
"riniGIHl pr.n. Zutarti. Ber.
12*'
(Var. "^X-ii^iT, st-i'jM,
V. Kabb. D. S. a. 1. note 9).
'1| to join, couple. Denom. H.W, VT^'A &c.
"^1^
m. (nm, cmp. Syr. ^t1T tumuit, P. Sm. 1092) [breast,]
1) projection, bay-window. Targ. I Kings VII, 4 (h. text
iTtn?3).
2) a projection
of a wall formed by abruptly
reducing its thickness, so as to give space for a balcony.

PI. "lit.
Targ. Ez. XLII, 3 (Levita iJ7; h. text p-'nx).-
X'Jj'^T.'lb. 5 (ed. Lag. N^ri).
1^15, Tosef. Bekh. V, 9, v. ')p^.
^^''^T? m.==!!<ni"it, corner. Lam.B.toI.l ''n3-i('nK^ in7)
TT: T -t'
) \ /
'T ln3 in a corner (aside from the road). [)'^''1T, v. Kn^Tf.]
T'^}_, V. -I3"^T.
ri
j|
f. (b. h. ; V. K11T) joint, angle, corner. Ber.
31=
IT 't3 in one corner of the room, n-inx 'T3 in another
corner; Pes. lO''. M. Kat. 18* 't!: 'T2 from one corner
of the lips to the other (mustaches); a. fr.

'T "pp (the

horn
of juncture), corner-piece, shelf. Gitt. 13^ "pi'ais
't 'p3 "priDI'3'l heaped up and ready on the shelf; Kidd. 66^
;
a. e.
Pl. ni'i.T. Neg. XII, 3 't3 wbnz ':a3 Mish. ed.
(Talm. ed. sing.) on two adjoining walls; Sifra M'tsora,
Neg., Par. 7, ch. V.
^^rr^l? ch.same.Targ.Ez.XLVI,23;a.e.Taan.23''.
P/.Xrri^^T^ constr.n^^-lT; p^j'lT, '"^T. Targ. Ex. XXV, 26; a.fr.
~'Jl (b. h., V. V?T) to be
of
slight value, to be cheap;
to be despicable, mean. Sabb.
55*'
(play on THE, Gen.
XLIX, 4) tiTJb-< nn3ri nnTS (not xn^T, v. Ilabb. D. S. a.
4. note 300) thou wast rash, becamest guilty, degradedst
thyself. Snh.
98=* n^jn mrljia the despicable (Roman)
government (Rashi: 'the slightest trace of tyranny').

2)
(cmp. T*3) to squander, be excessive in sensual enjoy-
ments, be dissolute. Num. R. s. 10 (ed. Amst. p.
240'')
"plsT bu3 !l-ii3n a company of dissolute men.

Polel b^lT,
only as part. 1) lotv, mean. Midr. Prov. to II, 4 (ref. to
Jer. XV, 19) 'to n"n X-'^lin^ ... ^3 he who succeeds in
making the words of the Law come forth from a low
man (who educates an abandoned person).Pesik.R,s.21
nWT C^iyn nt^"3 the world became an object reduced
in value.2) spendthrift, glutton. Sifre Deut. 219 -i:33 't
zolel (Deut. XXI, 20) refers to excesses in eating meat
(v, Snh. VIII, 2).
H^f-
^"^yr?
1) io become cheap, fall in price. Y. Keth.
XII, beg.
34''
l^'^THT "ipTi3
^''t^ if provisions were dear
and fell in price.2) to treat tvith contempt. Treat. Der.
Er. ch. II t3'i3-iil "'^'^Tp those who treat the public &c.
[B. Bath. 25", v. )>}:.]
Hof.
hv\il to fall in price. B. Mets. V, 8 ^^Tsini and
(the wheat) fell. Ib.
75'';
a. fr.
>"
ch. same; perf. ^T, Part. ^"^T, iilT 1) to disregard.
Targ. Y. II Gen. XVI, 5 (perh. fr. VsT).2) to be worth-
less, cheap. Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 68
{^>^^ ",i-i3
for a
low price. B. Mets. 77* S<nT'3S' ^T (sub -13U;) labor has
become cheaper. Ib. 5<"ip"'Sa
'"1132-'
Vt labor was originally
cheap. Ib. '^^Z^ br Ms. M. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 40).
Ber. 63* (prov.) tV^lp yop X^T Ms. M. (ed. fi^p "j'-isp rh\
ilD'^a, Ar.
I'lSp)
if a thing is cheap, be quick and buy
it. B. Mets. 64* hot.
'31 x'b'^T ^X Xipi "^X whether it will
rise or fall, it shall be in my possession (gain or loss
shall be mine). Ab.Zar. 70* liTi^" Sl^'^T she is contempt-
ible in their sight. B.Batli. 110* Nrt-i^ 13 S^'b^T such oc-
cupation is beneath my dignity. Yeb. 63* h^^'^T\ xbl "p3T
sell (part of thy clothes to start a business) in order not
to be disgraced by poverty; (otli. explan., v. next w.).
Af.
b^nx to sell cheap, make easy terms. B. Mets.
77*
'31
UtTTt n"'35 inaiX liiirx at the start they had agreed
to work for one zuz less (than the market price of labor),
and wages were generally reduced afterwards. Ib.'' "^^Tix
'31 b^Tia he will lower the price and sell (some of his
movable goods in order to raise money). Ib. 73* top
in^'^Sa '^b)'i'3 they will be easier in selling them. lb. hot.
13i-'33
i^TlO Npn ibniX (better ''hr^^ . . ibinx, V. Rabb. D.
5. a.l. note 1) they are liberal towards you (paying more
than the ordinary wages). Gen. R. s. 39 Xn'cn b^^Tr xbn
Vn S7
. >. vImm yd mim It fiMiiIf*t
In 111* tiMrli*!, ttMi4 win* Milb ctimptf;! $t.tf
Virr-i rrH Mm U 4 f>ui want livr la U tilngrw*^
(bjr d*pM)d(H> cHt |Nil>lia clirM; i
bU^ 41x1 llu tl>
pHMMMl.). *. >n.ii)Yi.
bit
' "
rf,rit9. Hi.
*3i a ^- b^ **
|irioM (In ittiXm u hnv* Inff* ^*
'VI e^ Um iibMM wliM* |irlM af
*v^ wa t lit* lot (il>* wttMiM*!*) Ninrft** |M)*. T
K,U,
v|i _-
M"*
*3i 'Q rn if
: <*% Uw Utn-
WM I It roM. lb. ia
T"
nwwiuu
MtetittliiMt lu ilio lowr |riwiB; n. H.
N^T rb. Hun. V. Kii. tx. sr lop 1
rar
tift
vr>tliiii ii ebMi|>. II. Mvlt. U*' i n*te )q^ Im Uk'
ih ruk of rtMlueiiitn In pri
.
Hi2?*iTi V. MrVt.
^Hr.Vlb.
qiidifxl hi Tomf. to Yb. ft3* (|. v.
*Q^T (emp. sm) (toflMm,] to br fat, ftta*^, (Utk^.-
tart, I\tU e^i. 8bb. IftS** (wli*r tbo aoob oT tb
riirliiotu nn ooaipwd to elui, nod Ummw of Um violiod
mMnto)
'
-"S^ CTJU^ Vw whilo Ibr
iii wiekl g mora and mora fTMiy.
D il m. (pro<l., erop.n*Ci)^icp, frrter. Nam.E. a. 7
"ea Vs *in tb juloo (or brio*) of ntiiPm. Ill, i, v.
BXt W.
HQIT
I n. (prd.) wmmm, ArtO, jNi(>p. Pa. UI. I (4>*)
e-nrrs br *i M*. M. S a. oib (t. Babb. D. K. a. I. not* I,
Koh. Ai..v. : od. Tsn, T.prvecd.) iba dyera' bruth (nuido
of brao, to make tbe dya adbaaiva). Y. ib. Ill, bey., tH
r- Vr '^s'n (corr. ace.).(Yalk. Lt. SiA 1 be "Wi, t.
d( .".T
IT pr. n. m. Zoma.*%
p,
or *t
p
7*^6 (Oinun)
hm Zoma^ a Tannai. Ab. IV,
1
; a. fr.
rrCiT, Y. Shebi. V, nd, 8. . XTSPn.
Ct.
I
^wy*.^1T (varioaslj cormptod) m. (^wiivpo-
v^tn>uf,pu7t;) mmp fadfe, vith a vpooa on one aido
u. ; a fork on the other. K*l. XIU, 2; XXV, S ^bran Ar.
(ed. X-'se^^ xcn. 'ci rm, Var. in Ar. mcCfrrt). Toocfl
ib. B. BMth. Ill, 6 "r*=C-rr-;. Y. 8bb. XVII, be. If*
^
Vi Tont ik Mf(Srn I ^ nm ffar. as^: iUkk
^
(rtitp ^| r fiMi. Mf/fr. to avliini, napu !
A'^'
oiti, I. < 'a* m 1*^
9Am m* *! i *. l^* ^,
lb !
;r| -m I mil nvt i^ii ii^ ^
lop <m mm irri anpv (ibr ^,i hm* aiw t**"^!.! pf.
i4n (bran Irta wwmu. tiMk in* 'S*
f^ . . . ^
n-i M*
HippnmMid gm$m tkm, A.lk
i
. ^|n Is
f row alMifnvno* flmni wImMi^ <Im bv^f,

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*^
^ t'-'k at !! Uni/orMidton.
',. ^.^;
? Id 4i4 Mil tonfc nl CUn M<a
* c,l 9 7
mr aaal dnaa nllvw
\>f rMt on an oWamMy , a. h.
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^. r**:
fa * Arf. wninfIII II f> Oltt.lfl^rp7Vp^
.<>piftj fVoM tW poMto alMMttir. MuldMteMinn
it. ': a. erwn *. orf>-
TlaaM\ Klk.Xl.l r|#^
'S^ ^0S HMMt ba anp
i
wuind ttvm thm aMnto An.
H*/*. rv% to Mbna wA pln^r. Kmk. M^ . l^ IL
/'.
-*itoai'/K.Anato;tofW,mi(ca[ipwV^|.n.
I lOS aq.) Lov.E.a.M (ml la firr, la LTftVll)
-
Slav* a Im Um nrnMin^ nf % f8 Inown*.
,.*. * ..i arm*. %m wW la^na*. 'In wiQ gtoa mm', Avl
poaa.T^tr^T^ 11 Km S7* 'SSXeln fobtar toarma.
's ^roains Im
p
inadiikatlMfcnnbann rati i Hy**.
lb. Sf; n. n.A?;!. Is. B.l ti
(mvL UWV Bit.
XXIII. ) 'S i^SPO dMy want nM
MU ftrippad; Makk.
It'.hall.. ba.i n. n.
//Mpn.
TTT^n
< rm on/a ar^T. to /^M. Tmb^ KI
Tbabo S 9V? 7r>rc B goti to war to dnftmnao^liini An.
^I elk aamo. to
/T^
niniidi Itev- Oon.
XLVU, IS (k. last V:^); a.fr.Bn.lt^ t |6
79
rrb Ma. M. (ad. mriiV) and ibyal rafteaad amtot
him (fhMB Um chnriUoa).-i*Brt. 77*. Bar. U^ t flnss
oil nunilaliaa. nanirad. u f^D to onlMy. Vnm. B. a. t
omn
1
Tt UUa on* feada and ppuiH (hit Hb).
Talk. Lav. MS ^ Tn^ 1 trrr (Lav. B. a.M orcsf nnd
ba anppofftod tknni aa long na ikay Ihrad; n. Cr.
Al
TT!
1) MaM. BalB. as^. v. anptn. T. Tak. IT, d^
TTT lur^T^ ICK 1 aknO anpplj tka wnnla of tkn
bold doriaf my monUi (ona monUi aaarj yonr).
ib. M*
'
.V^
''
^u! n*6 r^ (aonw ad. T^, rand rrS) ka
kaatka maana ioanpportall of tkam; n.*^> to fni^
dfoarato. Tary. T. Oan. XTV. 14 (O. r-, h. imtt
. fWl^naaLTTf^^re. Tarf.Qon.XLIX,19; a..
llApe.
1^,
T^rv to A* aaffMrtedL mnayirf Ik.
XU, 40 (k. test pe% Tarf. Kok. IQ. tS.KaCk. IT.II
(in a marriaga dnad) '|.iljr^i and aknO ka anp
p
ottod.
iUgp**
7?!*
"* ^ fn^p
p
t< ainwrf Tatf. Inai II, 9
(b. text
T^)'
'I^wy- ^' H 3^"^ XXXI, S.
"pT II (mn^ praead.) (to #tr< far]. (onpL ti) to
4f
1)?
388 yiT
P5
or "I1T m. (cmp. Xlljt a.
"I'^D
girdle, laborer's apron.
Kel.'XXYI, 3, Cmp. Xn-iaVT [D-^rT, v.
''31^]
T T
-fT
SS3^^=xn5!;'n. Targ. Job XL, 17 Ms.
T : T :
"
nDIT f. (b.h.jnST) [degenerate, degraded,] 1)
(in mar-
riage law) one urrfit to marry a priest (v. Dfip. Yeb.
VI, 5 '31 n-nnisn
'^
x^na for that (nisi^x) is the zondh
meant in the Law (Lev. XXI, 7, as one not mai-ried for
propagation). lb. 'Dl xbx 'T 'j'^X a zonah (unfit to marry
a priest) is none but a proselyte, a freed-woman and one
who has had connection in forbidden grades of relation-
ship, lb. 6l'', a.e.
'1
nx^JS . . . "^ISS if an unmarried man
has had connection with an unmarried woman without
the intention of marriage, he has made her a zonah (for
priesthood). lb. n^a^TD 't
'^
the Biblical zonah means what
the name indicates (a faithless wife) , ib. nipSI^ 't zonah
means a prostitute; a. fr.2) harlot. Ber.
23'^. Hag.
15"
(in Chald. diction) 'T ns'^X he met a prostitute. Snh.82'^;
a. iv.Pl. nisit. Ab. Zar. 17^ a. e. 'T bttJ rXT:p (Roman)
house of prostitution. Snh. 95*'; a. fr.
"'D'l? f. (CwvTf)) belt; cuirass, armour (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.).
Num. R. s. 4 end 13in r3n?3 man (corr. ace.) he had a
belt around his loins. Y'lamd.Vaethh., quot. in Ar. ^"^nn
iViUJ 'T untied his belt (removed from office).

Pt. OSIT
(Cwvac, accus. pi.), niiNSiT, 'pSIT. Lev. R. s. 13, beg. "iinn
jnba
)i31T (Ar. s. V. D3t: D31t) untied their belts (made
them weak). Cant, R. to IV, 4 [read:]
i3'i: inDIX inxi
D31T "I73X . . . XJin
'1 ^^''^ in^a and one angel girded him
with his armour (outfit). "What is meant by &c. ? . . . .
zonas (belts of magistracy) ; iPesik. Nail., p.
124'' (expl.
13'1'^T, Ar. "1317, read: M'^'^f or i:'^T) ''31T . . . Win 'n; Pesik.
R. s. 21 (expl. XJIT inoin, read: 13"'t IIGIN) G31t; ib. s. 33
(expl. ni'sS'lT, V. n'13'iT) 'si niiXji; ; Tanh. T'savveh 1 1 ni-^xsiT
;
Tanh. ed. Eub., Sh'lah, addit. 1 DS-'^ (read t33n); Yalk.
Ps.858 nixSIT; Midr. Till, to Ps. CIII niX1i3Tt (corr. ace).
nn^Di^, V. xni3T.
T T :
5<^^5l?, ']"'!!^I m. pi. ch.=next w. Gen. R. s. 28, end
'T Uptiu "p35"iT 1'^n they sowed seeds and the earth
produced rye-grass. Ib.
'31 'T "j'^b'^St that rye-grass is a
growth dating from the generation of the flood.
PDI^ I ni. pi. (of nsil; njp [degenerate wheat,] a
weed grotving among wheat, darnel or rye-grass (Lolium
perenne, v. Low Pfl. p. 133). Kil.1, 1. Y.ib.
26'*
"p-jn
f^
'31 they (zonin) are a kind of wheat, only that fruits
degenerate, v. nST. Tosef. Ter. VI, 10 'TOW 'T (Var. -pait)
the darnel in it; Y. ib. V, end,
43'*
nS313-J 'T (strike out
''O as a gloss).
pDi? II belt, V.
^t^.
1
0"
III,
Jj"
pr. n. m. Zonin, Zonan. Ab. Zar.
V, 2 (65'') ')i31t
Ms. M. a. Y. ed. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.; ed.
')31t); Y. B. Mels. V, lO'' top, v. Gin-^a. Sabb. 81"; a.fr.
i:il
mb<T:iT, V. -3iT.
Tl'^Tl] or n''in^ f., pi. ni'SIT (v. ',1?) outfit, armour.
Pesik. R. s. 33, v. "isil.
^^ri'^jill or Jj^r.^^l^ f. ch. (v. preced.) laborer's
apron. Pesik. Haomer, p.
72'' '31 iT^psif 1DX (Ar. rT'no:i't,
Var. rr^nOlT, a corrupt, of JT^riD^a "132) he tied his apron
around him and went on &c.; Pesik. R. s. 18 xri'^SIt. V.
Sn^DII II f. ch.=h. ri3'n, harlot. Lam. R. to I, 16.
T '
J, v. -p3iT III.
D3l?, V. ^3iT.
n^noDi^, V. Kn^3iT I.
S"l^iT m. (^(ovapiov) belt, Targ. Prov. XXXI, 24 (ed.
Wil. X-ix:iT). Y. Snh. X, 29* top hast thou any claim
on us
'31 't "pin N^X except this belt and this cloak (in-
signia of office)?P/. 'p-iSlT. Y. Sabb. VI, s'' hot. (expl.
dii:"'-in, Is. Ill, 22)
'p-ii"'S'3 'T girdles embroidered with
figures.
SI2D"J, niODI^ V. xroiT..
'
T :
'^I3"'p1^ pr. n. f. (Zw(ji|XT)) Zosime. Y.8hebi.Viri,38'^
top, V.
xni;;n!ix li.
ffsDO" m. (Cu)jp.7.=C<i>|Aa, in the sense of 7rpiC")[ji.a)
cook's apron. Num. R. 8.4, end x::DiTl C^-np^ ^"ysh (corr.
ace.) puts on ragged garments and an apron. Y. Meg.
I, 7l'' top
'31 naOIT "jiiii (corr. ace.) an apron whose
meshes are wide &c.; Y. Ned. IV, beg.
38*=
naOIT -(nx
(corr. ace).
n^ilDII, V. xn'^siT I.
^J^
(b. h.) 1) to drip, v. Hif.2) to move, shake,
tremble. Pesik. R. s. 26 "ibs I^T ''"Q-'X (read with Yalk.
Jer. 262: "^Hlp) my bowels within me trembled.
Sif.
5'^in. Tl^
1) to perspire, drip. Zeb.
18''
(ref. to
rrn, Ez. XLIV, 18) Tirwr Olp^a on tliat part of the
body where one perspires. Toh. IX,
1 ; Meil.
21^'
W^T^UJ^ Ar.
(ed. IS^r^ao) from the time the olives begin to drip, v.
pvp2. Slfra B'huck.,Par.2,ch.Vn'i:?iT^ D-'^^OT the heavens
perspire (vapors, rain) ; y^l^ mmri3n (read : fiy^T^) bronze
sweats. Gen. R. s. 20 (ref. to Gen. Ill, 19) r3S si^'i.tn his
face began to drip (tears, v. Pes. 118*); a. e.2) to move.
Tosef. Shebi. Ill, 4
irr!?
n^U^in^, v. ST^T. Koh. R. to
I, 13, V. TIT I.3) to be agitated. Cant. R. to IV, 4 "i'riBS<
'31 'rt nh^ is it possible that the sensual desire was not
at all agitated?
j>n) oh. same to move, tremble; hesitate. Targ. O. a.
Y. II Ex. XX, 15. Targ. 0. ib. XIII, 17 (h. text Cn3i); a.
fr.Ab.V,22 ?1Tn i<h n3i3a thou Shalt not move (deviate)
from it (the Law).Part. S-irT. Targ. Jer. IV, 24; a.e.
j
Lev. R. 8. 10 'T nx n^b . . "jia thou shalt never leave my
palace.
Pa.
"i*T
1) to shake, frighten. Targ. Y. Num. VI, 24
'^S'l'^Tp frightening demons.2) to sweat, drip. Targ. Y.
1
0^
' Dmi. XXVIll
t' -
i) lo
XVll. II.
llMUl.ffr
TM|. Job XXXVII, Miu
M. Npi
n^f
r. (b.
bt |itMd.)MrM^MA#
-n r^ri fc*.
IX. 1. lb. At*. V. rak r. lb. IX. 19*^ TbMf li MUl
\1. T;. .
5<5J?1t
f. (t3^) A^w. TVf. a iiMti. II. *
(Ml. Bw^. I 7*1, V.
llfl).
nS^lt pr. n. pMb. h. ^9^)JSMir. K>l . i
Tm|. Y. 0tt. XIX, tt. !.
. Yam* III. t>v
Br. I, r *vra).
n* I (nn|. 3^) lo ilrif>,
/# i n. -/. \ . r*t I . rf
ALC^ DfuMNlftvrAldl.rMri./. l-a.lmilr,nU. Hoi
"*
(Xpl. BrS*1 IS^) Q *,f
*|l SS> aTS*^ Ifiivi winch U ttawl
fbr mlslttg wtUi oUicr aativfaiico* iiii>iU*r l< nuili* thrm
Appwr viaoid (dlflWr. in oommMit.). S| lo be mmet-ouM.
fdtm^ trracAw. lb. (rf. lu bvi. tv. LIV, 8i s-qi
*::
TfTJWt
Ar. (Babi TC^TK?; ad. crr-an !) p^.pln ho
! ttoelaoM (l. who makr ibir ord itiirfwoM. i >.
IdomU UimMlvi). Sifr^ Dvuu ?< irr
ra nrc tr nrn
I MMin* M if Mtww WM not ioer in vrriUns 'b* !<
>Uiing uvr 111* own bortcominit*). 3) to falnfy,
; te frpt* tkt ftUlncif /', rtfwU; to (/aiotmcr a fait,
If.
T.Sol. VII, 81' 'an Damv>
op^ jr (8uuHtaiw)
itr faWlWd jrour Tocmk (addinf eae to Dwi xt. t^t
It (o no parpoM; Bb.ib.SS^wlb. "^WO ^^^'
with this argnat I abowcd tb teUaejr of
-
tbo SMMriUiM; Sob. o''. lb.
'3^ ItVi crtrr* lU. M.
Babb. D. 8. a. I. noU, d. Lur"
'
U
' *%)
y
dlcputad (oar
from D*at. XXXI. !), bat It doM not atuI
(for tb id** of rMorrMtioo b ovidcot from Noai.
.HI).iWt pam. VryK^ t. nrmq fmtm^ mfmmtal.
(of doeaoMBto igiMd by diaqoaliflad witaMMi).
.0**
'rt "Omo *n (as) doesoMOt wUeb ba* il r-
-otioti io ilM<lf (bing tifood bjr diaqoaUlld wit
ithough it would bavo boon valid witbont tb ilfatf
t' wilntMMHi) b iUagal; B. Bath. 170*; a. .Ibw nORBn
-"TS Mid tboir avidcnoa (alfnatsre) is found oat to
rmal (baoaiaa Umjt ara dkqoaliflad).
iV./Ajia. er??Tn lo Ae /UMML /WfL Oitt. II. 4 *er:
-"'i h'V* MTIV3 baeaoaa <oo soeh writiac Baiarial) fotforr
< rit>: and writing over) is mad* aasy. lb. If^ srs
-3
'i'C^ -Q'Mr a writing wbieb oaanot b forgad (L a.
> riitn on material draaad vhh fall>nat, v.7^). [Hif.
~

, V. rtM
*
ch. same.i^, r*;; to /tuytfy, jc'ryf. Tmx. Jer.
viii. 8 xr;;a& ed. Lag. (ed. sttni),Keth.
5''
"i r-^
^^ (erase in.), lb. am 1 ^cm be praetieod
im*%0ti'^ mi i,^mAmmi\kmtft
0^ |iu niuia
Ilk
M-J^Ummff iimUm
(uf u M|gMiM<Mj wMMovar tm 4mum* l^tT^tv^ It
*9*itlkitm *f^ t. Ila.ii )
nHsssir jiigp t tojstja HB
oi ya to tlw mhki a.
Tai - Tmi$.9Mk. i- <f. !.
^W^l.
Tim Mai. Ill, 11^ a. a. (4/! f*^ v r?*
)
pit, pi, Afc
r*

I
l ia. rf
1^ Ut Im Mw
wf.
/ * ir. Mali lo9^ *>< r4
p<^ Moor
y far Wr
imI4# IW raaXtof <llttl<i
ff . fit if>a4, i
|i|M a arpV wUtr. V. f, Man. IUT|.
StrKT^ m rpaat.lMiv
"r
mg^Bm,fflmU4m^
(M
V
.
, ,M|y o4.
X|~*T Hk (Sp) ri#. dhsirf
M.
pfUr, T i^
\X, a (b. iMii wrs).
r-*'
"'
1 u.u ,- --
fogomrmutd.muh'^ut'^Trlm
turn aur,iy. U r*. ^^y .'.
la IMtti. Toas 7f* TWT! fT^
iha liaw dipatto ftvoi Ihm (is CDf;fala|, *.
*t.
||4r.
Till, lo IV. XO. % (plajr on VCXTi, tk.) ^rn ^rs *-i IW>
drTiatMl (froM IbeLawlAci rr
IT"'*^^iTali.1^ Ml.
1^ b. mom; I) (wltli -9) la ftov My. tW. a.
XVI. M (b. test
-t),
a. .
f)
(vHk -%) (fo tarn /rooi
the nmi fo.) fa mlrr fwaf. fa In^pc Tafy. Oa*.
XIX. 3,sq..a. fr.
/^i tt ^^ loltov, raft lWt|
n Ar. (ad. ir4*J **9C\
4 vbosa ojras af raOad atart (ad. W mHs
bis ajras); v. **.)
^^ (caipu ^"a.
"^^
Ulitmf, hrp
(as a pladga); U pnm. U. Mato i^ rr^ n . . . u\JUi
ha kaapa tha ilnw< wlil Ika vfilsali Im bpaML T.
Jt""'. IT'TS, IP^W Ar.
"^%T
II m. (pfwead. .
"-^i
'r .-,..
I
solr. TosaC Maasr. Ul, 14 rT^ ^
* ji:."*
'
"yz
*:
I
'91
(ad. BMk. ^
I) (a gHlieA plaag wbiak bas
o^r m
I
capaola of saads erowai^ tiM stoM; T. Au T, and, ST
'
^nn (oorr. aec).
TTl, TomL Kit lU, IS. V.
17:
IL
yn^l, V. next w.
SJ^
a. pL (-nt; anp. ^)
Andkai T.
IV.M'boC 1 1 !> .al>
ra (d. Zjt.
ii
'
u,*, . r
)
vWa
be takaa op hk fiiiHibas (tte aaiiii of kis atoakX
T. *I^
yrrn,
itni n^ (, aaap.
<)
/raw /lar laAaB ai nn
f
md^
m
390 ni"\^s''t
Pes. 107* '11 1^ 'iniri"'X (Ms. O. 'T?; Ms. M. '(X^ill, v. Rabb.
D.S.a. 1.) I will rather drink flax-water than &c. [Crap.
'"IIT, P. Sin. 1114.]
^n, V. -IT.
T
M) m. distracted, v. T^^Htl.
T
nin^, i^nini, v. r\^rT>, xnim.
-
t' T t'
- t' t t
nriT, nn^, v. nnT, rnn:; also rat II.
TH?, TH] m. (Isni) M;orm. Targ. JobXIII,28; a.e.
OHT (b.h.) 1) to creep.-2) to flow,
run. d-^^nit, 'pbniT
running tvaters, opp. to 'j'^StilD dripping water (collected
rain water &c.). Mikv.V,5 y^S'O'D '"n running waters are
like a well (for levitical purposes). lb. 't ',s<u;"U3 "pBl3l3
collected rain water which was made running (by causing
an overflow into a channel). Eduy.VII, 3,sq. Sabb.65'';
a. e.Y.Shebi.IV,end,35''
Qi^
l^nnUJ'a when the berries
are sufficiently developed to yield running drops when
squeezed, v. SJna II. [Num. R. s. 13, beg. ri^nW; Yalk.
Cant. 988 nVnit", read 'hb'iT, v. rib].]
Hif. b'^ntri to let collected tvater run into a channel.
Mikv. V, 5 13
|"'c''^n'?^
T'*
you must not use it for &c.
5nt I ch. same, 1) to creep. Targ. Jer. XLVI, 22;
a. e.2) to flow. Targ. Ps. CXLVII, 18 Ms. (ed. 'n^T, h.
text ibT-i),
[Targ. II Esth. I, 2 '2G12 "p^nt, read )''r(b\ v.
preced.]
Pa. hn to let run
off,
to empty (by opening the spicket).
Y.Ab.ZarIV,44abot. rcia "i^lbnTni "ir until ye shall have
emptied the pit.
vM) II (cmp. MrtT, Vina) to be bright, brighten up. Y.
Snh. XI,
30'*
top; Koh. R. to VIII, 1; Pesik. Par., p.
37''
'(^Vm (corr. ace); Yalk. Koh. 977 "pbni (corr. ace).
^n| m. (preced.) zahal, name of a species of locusts
born without legs. Tosef. Hull. Ill (IV), 25. Hull. 65'*,
V. xnppx.
^^n?' ^<ni
cb. 1) same. Targ. Am. IV,9; a.fr.
Yalk. Peut. 938 (play on pb^y)'1 -pnilD niB pb- D!:-' a people
of locusts, quick like the zahla; ib. Ex. 262; Pesik. Zakh.,
p.
26''
xVni (corr. ace); Tanh. Ki Thetse 9 -sniTS niS
(corr. ace). P;. X^bnt. Targ. Is. XXXIII, 4 Ar. (ed.
sing.).
2)
(bni I)=NbniT worm, moth. Targ. Job IV, 19.
Targ. Y.Deut. XXVIII, 39. [Targ. Y. II Deut. XXXII, 24
X'^Bi' Wnt, read: "^^nt creeping in the dust.
>>n?, V. preced.
n^Pini, Yalk. Gen. 116, v. xn'im.
l^'ll
! ('^'^''j formed like "ini-a) haughty. PL
"P?f;'!)^ Treat. Der. Er. ch. II, beg.
US prob. an abbreviation of Sa
m'^'^'^!
i/nay thy sneez-
ing he for good. Y. Ber. VI, 1
0*^
top -Jt JT'b n^i^b "nON
Ar. (explaining=:CT^T(i), live!); ed.
0*i''=~1"D
"''^
the Lord
help thee !
t21t21, V. -jvjsT.
sn^j';, V. xrisT.
n:3|, V.
*.
i-u:>it.
"^1125
pr. n. m. Zatri (v. "'TJilt). Pesik. Vatt.
133''
(v.,
however. Bub. ib. note 70).
Cni3I2S^t, Yalk. Ps. 631, V. DiBVjhi.
^^^s^^ V. xn'.^t.
T T- "
<-
nH'T I f. (3ST) gonorrhoea, protracted menstruation,,
legal condition
of
one suffering from &c., v. at. Zab.
II, 2; Naz. IX, 4 '^b pptD^^ as soon as he is declared
a zab. Y. Maas. Sh. II, end, 53''; a. fr.Men.
64''
"rp^-ib
I offer a sacrifice for my recovery from the condition of
a zabah (v. JlST), or from a severe hemorrhage, v. ait;
Y. Shek.V, 48^\ v. next w.P/. ni2"it. Ker. I, 7; a. fr.
n3" II or nj ] f. (popular diatectical pronuncia-
tion for nast) wolf Y. Shek. V,48'^ a woman said "'na''tl3
(v. preced.) which was interpreted as possibly meaning
nsa HX 'by^'b Sta axt a wolf had come near carrying off
her son (and hence the thanks-off'ering)
;
[diff'er. in Men. 64'',
V. aitj.
niH^i, n^ni m. (nat) slaughtering of a sacrifice,
festival. 'Snh.
63'"';
65=^; a. fr.Tanh. Vayesh. 9 h\D iraat
DlVi'^D, v. bitat
3).
>1il"I, Ji^] m. (bat) (idolatrous) sacrificing and
merriment. Pesik.R.s. 6 Dlb''3 "'tb b^at Dl- it was
the festival of Nilus, and all went out for the entertain-
ment in honor of N.; v. b^iat 3).
!S!^"!Il''y f. (v. N^iat) a shovelful, clod. Ber.
8''
(prov.)
ii'dbTT xnii-ina 't is 'iBX . . ^J'Z'^b (Ar. sb'^at) man ought
to pray for peace even to the last clod of earth thrown
on his grave.
Jj<^13^5, '35
m. (lat) sa^e. Targ. 0. Lev. XXV, 42; a. e.
Sn"lIIl''5 ra. Cnat; cmp. h. ti'n'ia'n) bee, wasp. Targ. Y.
Lev. XI, 20.Gitt. 70* '31 'it sbat "(X^a -Stn he who swal-j
lowed a wasp cannot live.Midr. Till. to Ps.I, end p"l06
'31 'ib (not "p^i^lX) people say to the wasp, we wanti
neither thy sting nor thy honey. Ab.Zar.28'*bot.'tb
i-|i^pl|
and cold water is good for the sting of a wasp. Hag. 5*1
evils opposing each other xaips"! 'T "iias as a bite of aj
wasp (requiring cold water) and one by a scorpion (requir-|
ing hot water) ; a.e.

PI. "'"lis'^t. Targ. Y. Lev. I.e.; a. e.

Snh. 109"*; a. e.Fem. xn-iia-t. Ab.Zar.
17''
Ms. M. (ed.
xrYTiiait). Meg.
14''
't n^^ Xtn one was named wasp
(Deborah). P/. XPi^-liait. Targ. Ps. CXVIII, 12 (ed.
Wil. 'at).
D'^mB'^^
'2lJ
f. (nat, V. ni-iiai)
1) the lotvest (worst)
land
of an estate (classified into nili"
best, niJiD^a mean
Ml
.111'* ImmI i
I .
I* m2*1 (r*C}) r. {VI) gomtrrkm. Uv. It

NHS*! m. 9k,mk, r3 nmt^m. t^ ti*' n
*r*7
iIm Altar.
il*T (V. Ul)
II to ^ r/Mr.
^1^. frmt^rMl-rMl.
i:j, rr\. Pw. Ti*-
*
m.a, (Ar, J-ni it M at #lf
M *., V. inpOI. Mabb. IM* n KS-m A4 wlMf* llM
is II lniiui|Mirii ' ilto eliil4' rump.
Mull. W-
}
w >)
b ib*j
pMrvnt lUtottglt iioi whit*, ~
y) (itit>. Ijai.
complMion (WM ttro/lm, ltlil).
H^TTi Knilk. low*' bot., V. wn.
Ptn. nV; Mm. II* (pvov.) tjw Ti
IB:*
ittMNi mmI B. WM puaklMd (bveauM b* wm tUtgU
wilam).
T1| "Rt (b.b.;einp. in) to/Tpir Mvr, &oi7. HoLII;
lU. R. >. I, xpl. m (Kx. XVIII. II), V. V;^
//#/". Ttn
I) lo boii, cook. Snh.

(rf. to
TT
lt.
\\l. 14) 'sr Tn^
r" m niMu (adult) cooks (prtparw
pinou vlrilff) and bogvU; Y.ib.VIII,b|t.S*
'
\
'
i
'
UJ trom
ilio Unia h prtfrnrw ke; a. t. S) fo p/tfii rrii^ to act
ith p,,mr
' '
'
I fiUi comaci9n9mmt9f4oim wrong.
iM. )>.
:
-r^^
nT2 71
ifba actad ta AiU eon-
biug Sabbttih d^ and of
:iln oB Um SabbatlaK tbi b
>ot in lb* Law (puaiabablc). lb
. ^v. .. ba labortd undar a nusiaka a* tu
1 d.v, but waa awara of tba ainftd natorv
1 (if dona on tba Sabbatb). Kx. E.a.S, aad^
fr.
^3 if dona wilftiUJr, opp, a'CS. Ker.l8;a.l^.
t
VT!
r
Bta.80, a. a. la rrr ijrt . . ssr: it to batter
:>At thvy ba ignorant tban tbat tbey know and traaa>
vvn
wilftUljr; a. ft-.
TJ,
T^ ch. santa.^. -rix to p&m Ac Targ. Y.
X. XV, SI. Targ. O. ib. XXI, U ad. BarL (ad TT^).
*
rj, *"rT f. (praoad.) ^mncrfifalMa, SMilier. Tmrg.
-. XXIV.
:.'
Xr*T
, ^^yT m.(proed.) I) wilfmi, nlemi; Ignml.
!>:. Prov. XXl' 24. Targ. Job XXXI, S, Targ. Y. DeoU
VI, 22.-71 r:Tr, T^yn. Tkig. P*. LXXXVI, U (ed.
<g.
r?^).8) McC^M^, boiUmg orer; trnat jMatMii.
s*'?"^,
riT?, x;rr!-
'^**^' '**' cxxiv, * au.
-^).~ll. XI.X, 14 'r-Vt ad. Lag. t*d. WiL "ytX v.
KT'^T, a. vw
^"'tT.t ai. n***fi ita fib a^t
'la.
0V71 M. (Vit|
li lywm^r^tfpkm^mU, fmmtU
md. or
f|4v ly mM mmmmt (. orW). Ak Xar. Ut" i
*3i '1
^
'!'
#AM M a mmm U H'i"^ <Im Uaa^ *.
/WJH, terM mMwmtr, MM. i\ v.
to kp*t iifIHtolinai. Y. Yak X it*
. iOVDI^f6rv tbat* fertlMi^ilM bar

M**
dal dl laaiHiliin for pr iibrad, bai Uw
k. nil. l^bM.7
X\|.
>
praaad. t)
- /T.
M. (ad. *97m| iU Mw tww
aaitad nAara
Yki*. Ab

;y

I
m. CTR) MlfitMvi
friMMvr. Tarv. Prov. IT, U (Bat. ^vn.
b. tost
Y. rm 111.
5*
,

i
. CO
t
f
lrmimr
,
li^ptftiiw. YWy.
Vlll. 3 ad. La. (ad. irra).
Tars. iV ZVIIJ, 1%
Ma. M. (ad.
'^i
Ttar^' I'l Ham. XXII, U t<l|. Ta^g. a
DavL XXXIU, S. Taqt- r. XIX, & vr
Ma. (ad. Im^
.
ad. WU. mrrt, oOl irrr>.ft
^
'
n <. Targ.
>S(ad.Lag.ata.) (Ik XXXII. S^nrrs tdL Lag.,
5* I I I, V. Kirn.
"-nlin'l, . iraim.
~
n
*
H^n*T
I,
HitT m. (*tiT) aMoa, awaa-^ipAf. Targ.
Y. Deau IV, 19 (b.'^irrPC). Ib. XVII, S i
Ar. (ad. Ti;
a.a.Kidd.81* Itvrvs i be Ar. (d irrc) oligb*
faUtbroagbibaopMtarftepterbuB). Y.TiM.IY,aad.r
t eteai AdI-aooa arrirad.Y. wrn.
)fr^T\ II (H *^^ Ar.) m. f-m, cp. rm a. sr)
( fliHw iiy nAalMorJ I)
fa0
(capL
8fr.
vm p. Sa^
IMI, arr<rnaBrr*M,ib.lOM);ttwid.flyer,fli9iBrdprdt:
Qitt. 4^ 1 sr^9^ aba waa ilkd witb (aO (gn).
Bar. 6i\3) rmm. a /afa/ hfaanr dia-*aifirf ly aa-
Mrfa
V
jwvy a* aMBeiaiif. Ab. Zar. JO^ CTW: :
'
Ma. IL (ad. c4p X-vrV) ita (tba aarpaacl^) paiaoa
r-
. t
waakar witb old aga. HalLSJ*
rr-vrt -rr it iiiibiiiii
ita ToaoiB. lb.AS^ it* til .... rrs r^ i
it Ibmmb a Baid
bat iudiaebarge doca not barm. KaM.^ 'Si Tl tcAr.
^yr'^
392
i^rr
(ed. "^Snn, corr. ace.) though the poison is removed from
the body (through the secretion of the nose), the fluid
itself (put in the eye) is not removed.
5^1(1"'^
III m. Cnim) [that which is guarded, cmp.
X"iJ|fT^T a. N'aba;] landed estate (comprising fields, gar-
dens &c., to the exckision of private dwellings, contrad.
to 'pDSS). B. Bath.
61^ hot.
'31 "i-ini^
b"S< ''K Ms. M. a.
oth. (ed. X . . .) if he said (in the agreement), I sell thee
my landed estate, the sale includes even orchards &c.
Jj<"l1"in"J,
Snnn'"}, 'nj m. (preced.) oicner
of
large^estates,' rich landlord. 'PI. "'"linn'^T &c. B.Bath.SS''
^Dint iriD-isT xs-ix "(inn 't ^r\yn (Ms. o. ini'^s'ix "^s-inn,
Var. "iTinT, i-iX'17, i-i-inx^T, v. Rabb. D. S. a 1. note) as to
those landlord.", whoever sells land to them for the taxes,
the sale is valid. [Ar: Hand-tax collectorswhosoever
buys from them' &c.]
Sninn.^] glare, v. xn^inT.
snnrr^^ v. fitii-m'iT.
T T -: T -:
TJ
m. (b. h.; =rW; r^TM^) i) splendor, glory, coun-
tenance. Sot. IX, 15 (49'') Irarnn t the glory of learning,
nJ-riDn
'^
of priesthood. Ber.64'' nj-'Dm 1 Divine Glory;
a.fr.'papix 'T, v. T'i'ip'^X.
2)
good looks, bloom of health.
Koh. R. to III, 11 '2T il''7 sn xb "I'lin:' my son's former
good look has not come hack yet; Cant. E. to II, 5
"p"^"!?
'z^ nsn^sn irn "^Sn X3 nh my son has not yet recovered
his bright looks which changed &c. Koh. R. I.e. IsttJ "jll'^'T
sn; Cant. R. 1. c. '31 '|miT (eorr. ace.); Yalk. Ex, 272.
3) bloom, forth-coming vegetation. Y.R.Hash. I,
56**
hot.
'the month of Ziv' (I Kings VI, 1) D^li' b;a
11*^: IStlJ be-
cause in it the world appears in bloom. Cant. R. to VI, 11
p-ii
VuJ '|1"^t (read il"^]) the beautj- of a vegetable garden.

4) (b.h.lT) Ziv, name of the Spring-month. R.Hash. 11*,

a. e., V. supra. Pesik. Baliod., p.
106''; a. e.
V], ^V) I ch. same. Targ. Y. Ex. XXXIII, 1 1 ;
a.
fr.Targ. I Kings VI, 1; 37 X'^JS'^a
'1
n"!"^, v. preced.
R. Hash.
11=
^i'b^ah 't na niXI for in that month (Ziv)
there is the bloom of trees. Y. Yeb. XVI,
15*^
hot.; Lev.
R.s.18 11BX1 'limi'iT his features.Snb.Sl'', v. n^t??; a. e.
i^'^^Ul, V. xntl.
T ' T -
C>j"] pr.n.m. Zimy, son-in-law of R.Meir. Ber.53''
(v. Rabi). D. S. a. 1. note). Yalk, Koh. 989 'n blT i:nn 1
'33 (ed. Lemb.
'^
omitted); Sabb. 153" "'XTi'it Ms, M, (Ms.
0. "^Xnit '1. ed, omitted, v, Rabb, D, S, a. 1. note),
ITT, Tosef. Bekh. V, 9, v. ^1^).
m, )!nv], V. r^ x^T.
At\ '}, Jill] m. (51T) coupling, matching, marital des-
tiny. Gen. R, s. 68, beg.
'31 bUJ ^VfT^'f
I^X
man's conjugal
destiny is decreed by the Lord; (Yalk. Jud. 70 1511 or
"i^l!. V.
a.i:!). lb. '31 lairt bsx -jbin xifra ;l"i (Yalk. isit)
one must travel to meet her who is designated for him,
to another .she travels to meet him. Midr. Till, to Ps.
LIX '^n b:? lT:ia n"nn in^"^ the Lord has His special name
connected with mai-riage (Gen. XXIV, 50; Jud. XIV,
4;
Prov.XIX,14); a. fr.Trnsf. a corresponding case, solace
offered by pointing to a similar case (v. jlp, Pesik. R.
s. 30 '31 n"'Vu:i-i'i^ a t3'iirp2'2 were looking out for a similar
bereavement as a solace to Jerusalem and could not find
any (ref, to Lam .II, 1 3). lb. the Lord said 'VVT'l ST^S^X ^3J<
I will be thy partner in misery (ref. to Is. XLIII, 14).

PI. D-^SirT, "pSirT, 'W. Gen,R.l,e.: Lev,R.s.8, beg.; a. e.

it:.
t -r
V^T^'] m. (riT) trembling. Targ. Nah. II, 11 ed. Lug.
(ed. Wii. SH-^T, oth. ed. ?rT).
"'"?."'?
V. -iir,
"jriTPJ^, V, ',ri"'T.
TTT, Tosef, Bekh, V, 9, v. nl'^T.
n'J
m. (",11)
\)
putting on armour, going to tear. Num.
R. s. 14
(p,
257''
ed, Amst,) (ref. to p'^JS, Ps.CXL,8) Dm
'3"
^;I5 DS1"''t on the day when the thirty and one kings
went to war against Joshua.2) the decoration of letters
tcifh crownlets.

PI. 'p21''t. Men.

29''
seven letters (in the
Torah-scroUs) require "r rnuVlT each three crownlets
(flourishes),
IJ^J^'') I, T"'! m.
Ci'i' 1)
food, alimentation. Targ. 0.
Ex. Xxi, 10. Ber. 44^ '^
food, contrad. to X51t^ .satis-
factory meal.
SDTT II m. ch.=h. 1!1^T 2).PL ^J^'T. Sabb.lOS'' "^sm
'1
when the letters (he has written) want crownlets for
finishing touches,
^vj V) III m, ("|1t I) management, expenses and risks
of business. Keth.
66'' 'T l::l'n xiilt np'O'^S a small capital
the management of which is easy.
)!^2V) m, ('|!1T II) 'T -la prison, v, XS^l'^Tal.
'JV), :yj\% V, ?^i-t.
5^1^5 m. (q>it, Pi.) informality, fault. Y, Gitt. II,
44^^
hot. i<"^'n iSJI'T ilT sueh a document (written in day-time
and signed by night) would be defective on account of
a condition not perceptible from the document itself,
. opp. i3ina ?]i''ita, V. qsiT i,
.?: O ..'
J ""
("'"''')
^^^ whose eyes are unsteady, vJ
^1T ch, Bekh. 44*
Ar. (ed,T^"lT, corr. ace); To.sef, ib^
V, 9 niiT. lil^T (corr, ace.),
Ip"]"'} m. (fmi-^T, fern, form of
1"iT, formed like 'jni'^ai
bright, distinguished, noble. PL "'^ari.'^.. , constr, ''.Jril'iTJ
R.Hash. 11*
(play on It, I Kings VI,
1)'
12^125 t 1X123 'la^
for in that month were created the nobles of the worl^
(the patriarchs).
y^T]f ^5^TJ
ch. .same. Targ. Job XXXI, 26.-
Targ. ilEsth, X,'3 tl iriT'sn (missing in ed. Lag.). Targl
5195
1 ld WM.
7^)..<HM. IW
I La. (cd. Amm. r^)^
orr. MtJt OMk K.
ofT MS. I IIm btlglitail
1}
1 "Oi
W
1
V-'
' (Ni. w. nj
HI,
<l. l-ai fn. *< .
-
II I m.
i >tf>i I) trWSV ^ >! o| M^* in
lnUU^/l D*rT.
ri*1 Hull
1*'i mhm BfaNMltti IW. Id.
It. XII i V. r^t VIII. 4A' bol.-l)
if.
y. Mabb XIV t^f K*- |4Ulbr. Ill '
lb. xit I
Mf.lMikl,* rnn van
Var.
r .
S) MUM uf A AibvlMM
'
loP.mi). L99, m, . t% mL B. Mtlih, Tl^
n
II m. (-n, . -t. r^) i llMsAMiiif. ^
jrtiiom fkuui Ut door fVrnm* Mwrtaf m aW ot IW
Mtnui, or MMiMiJ^ l>rtijru*ig fh>ni a ta4e*ill
Mnrlus M ifMM. Obol. XIV, I (diflWrMM* bHv. wir
w. A. rm, V.
HTCffVf
>. Ik. 4
-yt
aye iinv n
aoM*
luf wbleh nuM itfOttod Um Mlii (orfoai) Mid
AiriM a |Min or Um door tnm* > rVn *N^
i
'yi a braekvi in fioiii of viadow. Talk. Dml tMl 'vr
"S^ nVoM rW sihI on 111* braeliH (la fHwi uf ih* pateoa)
M aprviul MiiibiM, Irinki Ac; . t. fr.^-H. 0^. r^.
Obol. VIII, a. B. Bath. Ill, ; *. fr.
Kl I 1 li. Mun*. TWrg. I Kinc*Vi th
urn). Tltff.Ks.XLI.6(wl.
Uff-^>--B.>i Vdk.
Bs. S4 HtfTTTl

MahiUHi lMktJii> ur bjr-
wwlfw frmp, r-
'
. t h.
60*
H.
7T^.
K"^.
Tant-
I Ki. XLII.
&i
a. ^ V.
-^1.*
(B. Bath.
-'
r", lead wiUi M*. M. p-r: . . . nmj
H
Kn II eh^h.
n
l 1.
IWf. Y. Dit. XIV, It.
Xr^
III, T
"12
pr.n.iii. Bar^Zita. Y.B.EAm.VI.S*
u;'y. Sbabo. VI, 37'.
I ,
:
I,
.'
1 ,1
?
pr.n.pl. /u-v^w /i.-yaa, TomI^
. > . 1 V .
:jf^
^ io^. (Var.
T'^r*, wL jTW^j Y. Dcm.
SU'T (rr".'?)
Cr^ta) tlia Qr^k letter 2<te (
' :* C
srrrH). tiaed ia phonetic plaj like C^.tett '*'
N 14. Im
,; . a -, V. St;pf;j Y.Yeb. IV,4^ top icr
w . Ml orw>a>) l m. (,r,Tr,To; .-, ,i^.,.^.j,.
>. Oav(t>, cmp. Tobit I, 19, a. TSpzr^ Ta^n. .*) omr
H-ko u H|^A< /or to 6e jwl to icatt,
/^V(a>
/cvm
jiidkt, omtime. Qi.R.s.SS,bf.;.S8,bec.;(Yalk.Pa.3l
e^n:2sv Ar. ed. Koh. Oicrxn. Var. '2cn,
W^) rvss
t ^r'x dochu-^ hita an outlaw, aad h vtll b like (leigaliy)
da 1 &c.
f*
imffitrim
*' t;' i>.
(mi.Wf'Vy
.-"7^.
Yalk. Uie. ^..p *P-'
*

TT*T.
Tf^ ^, au Xo^ T. Ak. X IL >
7*t.
^
MuQW) awMiiirf, araMT. awyf-O-cj
ifeW . 1 a ^fltmmwH mfmm. ItmmJ. Ak^.it.4l6 m
1 *^ lAn^
I
awat aateaH lima iiMr awaor
"
ar ImH""" *^ ^Ik IM*
''^ **
^9 ^ i^ AlN.*^
iImm Maal aawwHlac !< t, a. IW aMaaAMlwa #
kafdaoMl iiaal (aapi Ik. M^^ Cma^ R. i III. 4 3^
t
X TWal ., od. Bah., Lakh tS T^ -^rr 'r^ i JJ cm4
kta ritk my (rojali anaar. Ckai. B. ut IV. 4^ twm^
Kal .. p. 194\ a. e^ V.
r. iLs. B. a. U (fal to *V. C>
XX XIII. &), raip.
TVs a. fr, Ak. Mm, t^. Ye*

-r r:
* -fc nrn a woaua ka* kar anaor am. t-*.
.'.tatral <reak iwt : lH>r prvlUc>a f>M iw>'
(KaM tC. A. 4. -ftd T-vz,
-,J~il
r U. KI ch. XLVII. bc.
lb. 1S\

f*
^^^^^^
HI*^ 1 1 n>. (7* 11) railHriiiBt toa {o
Y. NumV XXI, x; urn,
M. i^iri. v.Babb.I>.tka.Laaa-, 4.
KTOC),opp.
'
T3 T3
V-
^
k. a. ck.
5<r'^ Bu(rO/Wfy]r,a/Wycrf
am n rxiB (JU. B. M^v) tka
Kalk. M^ am Ti tkat it b a
*^*^! or 'r*^ (T. pcaead.) Z'gaf or Zi^pafff. a Acii-
IMMM MUM of 'oM of iko Hadoaiita ja%aa. 8ak. It**'
(Baahi aorv).
i<.S*^ ai.(ptacad.4a.)/Wyrr,Annr. Aktlaf^ll^
HT-^S^*'^ L (piacad.) ftrftty,
itatL Aku Zar. 11^
S^'^l, TTT^, iC"l at. pV Al) *^
flk
JW*
/la ailirf faifr t latoiii ray Ike ajiprf to he frtm
&0
B. BaUft. tMf
itrrin 394 ^i^^a-^T
y. Sabb. XVII,
16'^
top; Y. Bets. I,
60 bot. nilt^m 'T3
'31 as regards the handling on the Sabbath of a press-
tub &c. lb. 'zl iTi^ "laS Ti ^ zayyara is that in which an
object is squeezed, m'zorah is that with which the beat-
ing is done. Ab.Zar.
60'"'
NlitT H^:i-J-Q Ms. M. (ed. Xias'^3
"I'^T,
Eashi to Sabb.
123'* 5<-iXi-1 xn-iSS^) the vat or the
press-tub (used by a gentile for making wine).

PI.
'^y^I'l.
Sabb. 123'' "illTOI 1 '^^'^D (Ar. ed. Koh. '^'^X*]) the dyer's
pins, tubs and beams.
^V^% pi. "|TP;I, n^T^l, V. xn^t I, II.
"'5"'^,
5J^''!3'^J
m. pi. C^-T, Pa.) clearings, i. e. twigs,
roots &c. collected for clearing the ground, rubbish. M.
Kat. ]0''; B. Bath.
54'
T "^sn "(XO ^xn (Ar.
X*?l,
Var. in
Mss. &c. X*3i'i, '3'n, '3T, V. Rabb. D. S. a.l. note) he who
clears away rubbish.
0"^)
to be worthless, part, b"*:, v. 'biT.
5"^
J imperat. of V]X.
i^TJ 1)
part. f. of b^iT; 2) m.^xrflV'^t lotc valuation.
PL '^"^^'t. B. Mats. 52^ V. hhl.
^^^^? pr. n. m. Zilay. Ber.
53''.
n'
>
'), >} m.
(^iM)
sprinkling (with aromatic wine
&c.). Pes.
20''
Tb "ilX^^M-s.O. through entire page vl^t) fit
for sprinkling. lb.
'^
f^'i!"n may be used for &c.Num.
R. s. 13, beg. (ref. to ibr, Cant. IV, 16) T m that means
aromatic sprinkling. Succ. 40''; B. Kam. 102* xbl n^DSb
Tb 'to be eaten' (Lev. XXV, 6) but not to be used for
perfumes; v. nbt.
i^ril5''5 f. (bit) I) cheapness, low price. Targ. II Chr.
IX, 27T Targ. Job XXVIII, 17 Ms. a. Levita (ed. xnib-^p).
2) disregard, disgrace. Targ. Lam. 1,
8.
Yeb. 1
00''
T mUJO
because it is a disgrace (for a woman to stand waiting).
Mace. 24* '31 "ta 5^1U xb'l he does not hear a scholar
defamed and keeps silence. B. Kam. 102'' bot.
13'i'^np'i
xb
'31 13'^ri>lb''T ... I want neither your honor nor your in-
sults; a. fr.
S*^^P^J
m. (bbf) disregard. Ab. Zar. 35* tin '^Tb,
read Avith early eds. "^bltbTb.
Shb^J, V. xnM.
N^"') m., pl.'^'O'^f (v. O^tlll) secretory vessels, nostrils,
gils (Syr. X^IT P. Sm. 1101). B. Bath. 74* nip-^T
(Var.
n^plK, V. Rashb. a. 1.; Ms. O. nilint, Ms. H. Tms^p, a.
oth. Var., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
n^^J,
T\12] I f. (b.h.; Q^T III)
1) [filth (cmp. S^nit),]
obscenity, libidiousness, carnality. Sabb. 152* '^T3 rii::U3
e.xcessive in carnal gratification. Snh. 106* bttJ on^nbx
S<in "t N3ia ibx their (the Israelites') God hates libid-
iousness. B. Kam.
16''
(play on d^iT, II Chr. XVI, 14)
"t ''^'O . . . rr^l^n b3 whoever smells them becomes lusty.
Ab. II, 7 n?3T ily^^O increases unchastity; a. fr.

Ab.
Zar.
17''
(ref. to tint's, Prov. II, 11, v. next w.)
"it -ian:a
'31 she (the Torah) will guard thee from improper con-
duct.
2)
(homilet.; cmp. tsp: I, tr^w, "Xp^^ &c.) suspicion,
parental uncertainty. Sifia K'dosh., Par. 3, ch. VII
siri n-2 n't t ':r Q^-itia^ . . mh-o-o he fills the world with
bastards, as it says (Lev. XIX, 29) the land will be full
of zimmah, 'what is this person?'; Yeb.
3?'' I'sxp "^zfi
V.'^fi ii'O It R. El. b. Jacob means by zimmah doubts as
to paternity.
TVXT], TVXi^ II f. (b.h.; Qi2t I) thought, plan, counsel;
(in an evil sense) cunning, evil plan. Ab. Zar.
17''
(ref.
to n^t^, Prov. II, 11, and reading 'tri) '31 '"t^ "^XTS what
do you understand by mizzimmah? Do you mean the
Law in which the word zimmah is used in the sense of
counsel (in Lev. XVIII, 17) since it is translated (in Targ.
O.) 'counsel of the wicked' &c.?Then it ought to read
zimmah (divine counsel .shall guard thee).

(Ans.) p'^i^
'31 t ^aia, v. preced. (v. Rabb.D. S. a. 1. note 2).Deut.
R. 8. 2 (ref. to Ez, XXII, 11) nnujrn32 "^ta iX-a what does
this Vzimmah mean? With reasoning.
11!^^
J,
"11?2J
m.
Ci^t) \) designatian for a purpose, v.
H373tn. Ned.
7* b'iyii3 t has designation the same effect as
virtual use (=xrib'iO ns^tn)?
;
Ber.
26* t
^i;
a.fr.2)
sum- .
mons to appear before cotirt; 3) appointment for a com-
mon meal, the appeal to partakers fa say grace after a
common meal. Snh.
8*
nmbW2 't zimmtm requires three
persons, t n3"ia . . . 'T "^xa Avhat is meant by zimmun'i
Shall we say, it means the gi-ace after meal &c.?But
we read
'31 't ri3iai t z. and the grace &c. require three
persons
'31 "^ai^tx t ix^ S<b5< consequently, zimmun
(not qualified) means summons before court. Ber.VII, 6
tb D'^Biaa^ can be counted together for common grace.
lb.
45'' D!T'5'ia tn nsin *p5< (not "(Iton) the appeal and
answer to common grace must not take place between
them. lb. ""iBiab t "px the appointment for a meal and
benediction in common cannot be made retroactive (it
must be made before the meal commences); a. fr. PI.
n"'5ia'it appointments, meeting places. Pesik.R.s. 33 n^3
Dsnx TJiant: t how many meetings liave I not appointed
with you!; v. 'ilSJ'^l.
^^D^^S"^^ pr. n. m., v. XS^ttt.
Dl'J^l^'? m. (D'it I) intention, planning; conspiracy.
Y. Hag. II, 78* top 't
i13
't? even the planning of a breach
of law may be punishable in extraordinary times.
12'^},
V. xiait L
[ip'^t,
B. Bath.
74* rr-cnt, v. x-a^t.]
^^Q"^^
f. (C,r\\).\.a.) fine, penalty, esp. the oppressive
penalties
of
the Roman government. Tanh.Naso 10; Num.
R.s. 11 nD^nab t xian xbc that no zemia may be decreed
over the district. P^. p^''t. Y'lamd. Ahare (quot. in
Ar.); Yalk. Cant. 985.ni-iTzr. Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
44''; Y.
Shebi. IV, 35''; ib.V, end,
36* ni^alt (corr. ace). Y. Peah
I,
15''
bot.; Yalk. Prov. 935 niia''t^n (corr. ace). Yalk.
Jer. 312; Pesik. Bahod. p.
151* ni-i^t (corr. ace.).V.
next w.
"jTI2"^
"P"^!
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IM
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rv.

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Mt^ |tr. . ., V. Mpff.
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(Y. fmh 1,
! bol. rra rm; Y. KhM i, tl* Iwi. m
(HTipjOrpjij^. nfiT^.
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m.
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m. rwr Ao., .
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11
lu k:-;.
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T^. O. Oru. .\LI, 44. Tm. U. UruL XXII, &
H
TpT
rt iniui'a oulrtl; . fr. B. IUI. 4 "r^ nV? -,pt SH
thottgh ihuu art nitd (I rvoml u
hM (abuikiiag Uii Uiou *> ",
T7y^
4w.
lrx. Y. II UoiL XLIX, 19. Tni.Cuit. IV, 4. Tuf. tV.
VII. 14
-:"^
Ma. (wL
71);
a. .
'K3r*T, '2T tn. pi. Zmaf, bmm of OMhito irib*,
l<n>i> nnupd from SSettfit. ZrmfiUnm S*fU to AMai
rr>>l> (C4up. T1
/t^X*
or i^77 in Ntttnidia, Sttmbo
\ VII. S1). Tiv. Y. 0. X, 7; Targ. I Cbr. 1,9 (Tar. is
. ! i:
'
;:,r Tl; b. tst XSTCSV
N . T, Pcaik. Al^t', p. i..> . . jii^a^.
X^2 C^i <*, Tarp
> \*iii.i V, -M r.imii.' ..f
xrr:^c or rr*x.
^M,
J
in.(7:Ua7MirliM
ii tpoHi. Hull. S\ Xb. ..-
lb. n b2 *^
"xr P"m
wben tfceiirii .

h iwcririoo in tlie^Mml %
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t ns as tbe jl cones ttnnu

.: intwo diraotioM.PL CTfMI
pC*r*T, Ar. . . tan, T. yy^
v;
.
S)^r"J m. (prt) leap. Sabb. 77\ . jqrpt-Hc
^1
m. CTR) tmnMuy, i^Uatiom. Lar. B. a. Il; a^ S7;
sifra 8h*mini. MiUoim, a. e. tn rmD ng^O in fear,
i^mbling aud oommotaoD.
< S
X^ t, Xtff I
f.ch. (preced.) I) mHhqmi.kr. Targ.
. 1, 1 (d. Lag. Str^T).
2) ttw^ai. Tkig. Job
fVftr. Mal^lMli. II. I r-
a
of 4m9
Bi li ti( . 1^."?. MMi Ml9 nHMtos aytfoltii*
CaM. A. IV, 4. V. 9.
Jii""''- ^<^ *- * t i, fr^ ii^^i t^^w O
Ova.
111.
-7-1
)
(Y.
*}
iii ' <"{' wr^i *tY^ |r)AfiM (/< MMM la
WMU of ilM t^foili Okl,*vr a*Ag
MTV aavAMloa (of Hm <ali| ^aa, fi** ^tas ^
!}. jaiM prmmi t (ao MMteir4 4iiik|'--f I
U,m^ f,^,
Tafg. ir. XXII. ta, v. rt, T)m)|. O, DmI.
^ Yar^ V. iqrH. tmta, II iUa. fY. t ifi. ftMt.
\ \ III, aT).
fp
I vafli, q a. st^. r
*MW|r. Makbalk V, V 'VI 3n (>. . 'VII tsni |1
Hoc 4t\ V. ri I
^Illfbb.l,
iMaom. -m, pL S-i
'
'
faspL BVl rst. * )'( <9 of
Um Slpblloa. lb. (rrf. t JEt/faa
OMOM mm of Xtf ( Joalk XY. 41l
Y. ^ ~r^ bHallM of a cvIm; TomC.
ib.IX(X).7^*5r(Yar.r^).~<ii
ii
liL BBl(k.44*
"^^^ rare {nA. 7C*% toaoir^ mm wIh a
y
- brow a
H7'
1 g^-Dw't*'**^-
Arvn.-i*. Bdlk.4*
rr;f taif. MMt 1W. a Bs. XXXIl, 4 "^ oi.
--I; [oUi.opl
7^^ m. (rfi) afl(iiy ^f^^alclL Y.Sal*. YU. i^ ba.
""?
ba who (Uanlvaa Ibo pilcMtohl^ v. Ufl'J.
&>
s
?( ^ t, T. ret, Ktt.
^^m
PI
m.
(?5i), pL
TTTl
(b. b-
^T!.
7".
^-T"^
*/'*,
iriniif tfrraar* (b. luj; aacieara^ diaah'a/ ilor* (or eaaMfJ.
Bar. IX, 1, m*^ ib.
^^ =r=m 3C=l~S) UaiC<artai'
Sip^T
396 "i^n^T
[also imagined as a spirit (cmp. ni"i)]. B. Mets. 107 \

(Mikv. IX, 5 Ar., v.

p)?].]
b^p^^ I ch. same. 1) shooting star, or comet. Y. Bar.
IX, ikP^.
TT^-'], T.""!-
Targ.Y.Ex.XX,2,sq.2)
Was^,
wind, draught {fpirit). Targ. Y. Lev. XVI, 22 1 mi.
Targ. Job IV, 15; a. e.Ab. Zar.
28''
1^ -imfil and let
liim beware of exposing his ear to a draught.Ber.40''
'T i"i:t2n dates blown down by the wind. Ned.
28'^
60*'X
X^U'^SD "t a strong wind is blowing (threatening to mow
down the standing crop). Esth, R. to I, 12
'31 '^ ns blow
a blast into his belly (arouse his anger). Taan. 24* 312J3
'^
(not XUJ3) a wind arose (gathering clouds); ib. 25''; B.
Mets. 85''; a. e. Sabb.
129'*
T -i-isl xrTi in a room
Avhere the air is tijrned around, i. e. in a draught.Gen.
R. s. 50, beg. (ref. to p'^'ziT^ nxi'SD, Ez. I, 14)
'^^ xmis
as the wind drives the sparks at a conflagration; [com-
ment.: as the wind shakes the suspended leather-hose,
V. next w.] ;
ib. W5"^ 'T3 as the wind scatters the clouds.
Ber.
59'' ^JT D1S h'S 'ID like the I'umbling sound produced
by blowing into wine vessels; a, fr.
Sp"*) II c. (v. preced.) [sprinlder,'] hose, skin for wine,
water^&c. (Syr. xnpit uter). Targ. Ps. XXXIII, 7 (h. text
1.3); a. e.Gen. R. s. 50, v. preced. Ab. Zar. 60 'pn T
'31
X'^V'3 a tied up wine .skin whether entirely filled &c.
Y. ib. V,
45* top
'31 '^3 1331 'p^ if one drags a skin (to
take possession) and it bursts; Y. Kidd. I,
60''
ri|5T3; a.
fr.P/.
-ppiT,
X^p"'T. Targ. Y. Ex. XV, 8 (h. text 13).
Targ. Josh. IX, 4 (h. text nil5<3); a. e.Lev. R. s. 12
(quot. in Ar., not found in ed.) "pina Xi'^p'^t -pb-^X p11B3
X331!3^ let us unload these bottles in this burial ground.
Sp"'J
III m., pi. pp-'t (^pp^, cmp. b. h.
d'lpt)
fetters,
chains.
'
Targ. 11 Sam. Ill, 34. Targ. Jer. XL, 1 t<*p''T
Levita (ed. X'^pp").

[XI5"'T f. obligation, v. next w.]

i^p") f. (PpT; cmp. I^'^a fr. bVs) [tie, chain,] 1) ob-
ligation, duty. Y. Ter. VI, end,
44'' '31 n^im np^T the
obligation to pay T'rutnah and tithes. Y. Maasr. II,
50*
top
'31
'ib X3 sb it has not yet come under the obligation
of tithes. Treat. S'mah. ch. XIII "vh-J ini"'^;!J
"(
the duty .
of watching the corpse rests upon him. Yalk. Gen. 151
"pl^iS "jfi ap'^ib yWi (corr. ace.) they are not pledged.

2) legal restriction. Snh.

50'> ^rSii np'^t marital ties,
betrothal.Esp. zikah, the interdependence ofa childless
tcidoiv and her late husband^s brothers, the levirate relation.
Y'eb.
17'', a. fr. "t TU'^ the relation between a woman and
her eventual yabani is a real connection, i.e. carries with
it all legal consequences as regards the laws of incest
and the right of interference with her vows, t
"I'^X the
levirate relation is no marital connection as long as the
levirate marriage is not consummated. Ib. 111,9, v. UZ"'.
Y. ib. I, 2^; XIII, beg.
13'' n^n np-^T iiprb . . . r:xii
she may refuse the yaham so as to annul retrospectively
the relation between herself and her deceased husband,
V. -jN^; a. fr.
Ip^^, Tanh. Matt. 3, v. "'p'^l.
p^p'^] m. (v. pr) dart, spark.Fl. pp^p"T. Deut.
R. 8. 7 U:n bJ 1 13^ two darts of fire (Tanh. Vayak. 7
|-'si:ji3).
^i?^P^5
I, ^^p"p| ch. same.PL 'pplp"'!, 'p*. Targ.
Hab. ni, 4. Targ.
y".
Ex. XXIV, 17 xm-^X
"ipip-^t. Y.
Ber. V,
9* 1131 '7
T^m,
v. preced.
5J<P*P^5II
m. (dimin. of XJ^-iT II) bottle.PI.
'pp^'P''!-
Y. Ab. Zar. II,
41*^
top 'pl'^^l 't small bottles.
n;p^5, T^i:p\ v. 'pt.
SDp''5, V. XS-ipT I, II.
kJ^np"'] f. (collect, noun; denom. of Xpr"': I) sharp-
shooter.' B.Mets.
94a
"i^
Np-iDS t -j31 "^3 Ms. M. (ed. xnpit;
Ar. "iinS
X3'iJ< T
'iX31
'|i<3) so many sharp-shooters are
assigned to us for our protection. [Xrp*iT goad, v. npi.]
"1"^^,
Pa. I"']'!, V. lit.
,
"l^J,
n"''J m. (b. h. IT ; lit)
1) crown, wreath, rim.
Yoma
72''
'T 1(1U5'!3(1) '^X'a what purpose serves the 'some-
thing' (over ten handbreadths)? It is the space for the
rim. Ib.
'31 lit '^Ipl It 2in3
it is written (in the Bible)
It (which allows the reading It) and is read zer; if you
are worthy, the Law is to you a crown, &c., v. lit; a.fr.

P/.'pl'^t. Ib.t nobo three crowns (of vessels of the sanct-

uary).2) crest, cnstomary addition to dry measure; v.
'ppl1"i5.
Sifra K'dosh. Par. 3, ch. VIII 'in m'snrah' (Lev.
XIX, 35) biun t It that means the large crest.
3)
(hot.)
capsule
of
seeds, seed-pot.
PI. as above. Maasr. IV, 5;
Ab.Zar.7'' t1 pl-^l JJIt . . . ra^n the dill-plant is subject
to tithes when its seeds are collected, or when its leaves
are used as vegetable, or when its pods are eaten. Y.
Maasr. IV,
61 ''
bot. tb nrit if he planted it for the sake
of the pods; Tosef. Shebi. II, 7 t nnt (read 'ib). B.
Kam.
81*.

4)
(v. lit Pa., cmp. nit) small bundle, bunch,
contrad. to nb-^an.PZ. as above.Y. Ter. X,
47''
top;
Y.Orl.III,63*bot. t fT'3 a M6^7a^ is twenty five bunches.
Sabb.XXrV, 2, contrad. to
TVP^
a. T^^'Z;
expl. ib. 155* t
itlXI, V. xnx; ib. (anoth. defin.) xnVn t they are called
zirin when tied with three bands; [Var. lect. "pit, "iiT^t,
j'^tit, 'pllt, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 80, a. marginal note
in Talm. ed.].
n"'!, Sn 'T ch. same, tcreath, crown, rim. Targ. O.
Ex. XXV, Tied. Berl., v.
1"^1
L
^^1, V. Xl^-t.
t:-
t t-
^"^7. pr.n.m. (=Xl'^S-"t) Zera (Little), name of iseveral
Amoraim. Keth. lio''; a. fr.Ib.
43'', a. fr.; v. Ni^rt.
nn*') f. (nt) circle, esp. wrestlers^ ring. Ex. R. s. 27
(play on It, Prov. VI, 1)
'31 'ib -^:IS nD33n nnx thou (by
assuming an office) hast placed thyself in the arena &c.
Ib. tn Diiai2> nnxi '^3i< we two stand in the arena (com-
batting each othei").
1^"1'''(
I m. (lit Pi.) cutting shoots
off,
trimming,
thinning. Shebi. 11^ 3; Y. ib.
33'^ r.-^UJiTsn ^a Hill"! the
S07
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"ititmliiK M it l <!> in IW Mh >*/ Uw ymt
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,
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or Ml. vawa utlr4 whil* barfaialnc KmI.111. I. lb ft*
"Vi 1 *ii **n im] la II rmil vo* c*r mvrpljr ( * Ibri
borgRloii^r Y. lb. Ill, M* lop l
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( which flows of it n
p
iiii
af).
Ib.(V1ll,4)
s~
Ui dm run. 3> Wr; (rab.
ff)
Wirr tree.
r
aiTQ, r. *->; a. . IV.7? Ui bIm of aa olive;
TT^ half ih* tisa of Ae. B*ti. I, I ^33 rm m ibo
->*;
fur both i that ofAc Kab.lli.S. KaL XVII. 8,
>t;
a. T. tt.Pt. BT-T. vrr. Bw. ST* 'n

njmn
viii. 5 rm -rsm
o* of til* wood.
\ .in 111.6. Hnli. II : T^, . p'^T; .
.:!.. .-,! PuV. Ki Ti;. ?
7?
In pim of
h.,
p. i5^ 1
1; Mk. R. a. It.
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iU proud aaoof Um oUvaa; aoipL
f. ib. Ill, < 'SI rrr^ Tiism aaeh aa como oat
in under the proa*; B. Mots. 106* t rrs^
y litUa oil).
Sr*W cl. s,ne.
Tiir.Haf.lI,lf. Taiv.GcB.VtlI, II;
*. >. Hull. J>s ^^ -tz jmn fNt of the of as oUveu
lb. -n x;Vr half the ue of Ac; Ti yaic T"rtr tbiitj
time t
half an oKtc. T. Fea. VII. 35* (prov.)
'St xnc -'Z. Mun an olire^ aiie of tbo Paaaovar moat
{{ot ech participant), the Ballet (aonf o the n>o)
aeenui to burst the roof (i. a. jov in rinplieitT is tbo
paraet); Bab. ib. SS**; Cant. B, to II, U ItProa KTCB
(rwKl Tsy
Pf. 7r*T, !trrr, -r-n. Tar^. Mk, TI, is.
Tarif. U Kings XXm, IS "n --c (h. text ;
r i
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rJi "ft);
Targ. II Sam. XV, 90 (h. tct rTr:xB. Meta. ^l^
r** tNw4 rrri f. Tom^ hi. ot* aoi.
XTTfi
a. te
MS^ If tfe. f* ff 1. 001^ %fr.
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ldi
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nSC3T m. a. t ik (prod^ *. *IQ>i cloor,
Targ. Vh. II, T. Ikti. MB. V, It; . oi A Ttf^.
.
^R9> cb.
ST^H^l C (pioeod.) i ) woonff*. TWg. Ooo, XI.A.

S) Jm^giajf. Tafg. Job XXXtl, S "T n

t.<m
V3 A*,
oaoae be Joiliiod hiilf Kors Ac
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tttf, irarfly (eorroap. to bb A. ^"tf). ppL 9"^ AaAA-AS*,
a. . 1 "T? rst
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V. H^/t
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nivaffwu^ of
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-ps -t

1
7 bis gwafHno ia Mt i as anlag
72t,
ft.); a.fr.-l) o
fn
oifforf. mtifmiMp. AaA i
n L" um f two mco, 'Xot goilif'; a. Ar.-^> mUU$i tm
ponemimt or tiuyooo^ ArM|f oMffcoi iff, r|fM Ac; v.
n5l.-.KcOi.lV.4 'TiT'SSiaanUMfatAorAMMHAarity
ovar Ilia (ouaor) dawgAtor to gi Aor awaj te OMrrioffB
by raccivAig a aoartilaratiiio Ac; "S^ rcvxss ^ oad
baa tAa rigAl of fn
tw of vAotaAo Aoda oad
of iatarfciOBce wHk bar vo; a. fr>lf.7t|i. Abu I.
ts as if botA (claiaaat aad iifiataal) bad Aeca ligbc
8ot.4A^. v.aopra;a.fr.Psoi-niai. 8aL4:i* '>n^ sac
oba OM^ bo ae^oittod ia eoort.
*HZI cb. MUDC. r
y
tlwji, iaaswl. Tkay. OaLVI,0;
a. e. ^, T?i. Targ. ior. XIX, 4; a. a-
"
""
''SCI II pr. B. m. (A. A. "7) Attot. i* c^ < B.
Jobaaan. Sab. 41* "Ts t <;= T rm 'z ba bo was a
stadeat, tbey called Wa Bea Z. Ac AA. U. t; a. ftv

t
P
rO) Bm (Bmr) Z. BalLSS*.A) Jt ,
alao "^
MBO of aeTcffal Amorana. T.SaAb^VII.r top; aaA.t*
(KaM.

an); T.TebLVin.rn"-=t {van. ooc); c a^T-
Batb. IV. f8* top m-floooin 1 ^; T. TobL Vn, * boct
HDT 3dS '2T
'D=^X
'1
(cor.acc); a. e.Y.Meg. IV, 75'' hot ^1331 'T 'I.
lb.
74''
bot. xrasj 'T Z., the butcher.
Tr
^D?, ID'f, V. xn;.
T : T :
P^PID^ f. (b. h.; -jst, cmp. xn'^^siaT) glass, crystal.
Meg.
6'
(ref. to Deut. XXXIII, 19) m^h 'T IT bin 'sand'
aUudes to white glass. Sabb.
14''
T ^ba bs nx^i:: IITa
declared glass vessels subject to the laws of levitical
purity. lb. 15''; a. fr.P/. ni'ssiDf glass beads. Num. R.
8.21. B. Kara.
30=* 'l"irii''DWT his broken glass ware. lb.
Dnini'^rirt (ib. Ill, 2 sing.).
Sn^DTDj ch. same. Targ. Job XXVIII, 17.
ilD) I part. pass, of "13T.
"I'lD^ II ni. (b. h.)="i=t male (mostly used in con-
nection with pederasty). Snh. VII, 4. Ib. 54*';
a. fr.

Snh.
65'',
V. nWT.

PL
Q'tyo] necromantic incantation,
V. !11T. Pesik. R. s. 23.
SmDJ, pi. pH'lj) (v. preced.) necromantic appa-
ritions. Targ. Y. I'l Deut. XVHI, 11.
TnD] f. (12T ; cmp. Lat. fascinum^MJi^c/ira/l! a. meni-
brum virile) necromantic incantation (by means of a
membrum); necromantic apparition. Snh.
65**
'O rtran
he who conjures up the dead by means of &c. ; Gen. R.
s. 11; Y. Snh. VII, 25' ; Lev. R. s. 26.Snh. 1. c; Yalk.
Deut. 9 18 (interpret. "piS^, Deut. XVIII, 11, ir.)^S) -T^nsrin
'prn by -iT -isianssm (Ar.ed.Koh. 'piat "i^t, cler. error)
he who lets pass before one's eyes seven sorts of appa-
ritions; (Sifra K'dosh. Par. 3,
ch.VI; 8ifr6 Deut. 171 I'^ay^
'pyn hs only).
TTD] ch. same. Targ. 0. Lev. XIX, 31, a. e., v. ^nirn.
Targ. Y.'ib. 'T p">Da, read: ^2.
TliD] f. ("131) 1) acquittal, favorable judgment, plea
in defence.
'T "nsh to plead in favor of
the defendant.
Snh. IV, 1 'T "plob^a hz'n all are permitted to plead for
the defendant. Ib. tI: "pnri'lS the opening argument must
be for the defence. Ib. "J^ 'inx
"iS hv "pa?3 a majority of
one is sufficient for acquittal; a. fr.Ab. 1,6 1 Zpb p
"^Irt
judge every man with an inclination in his favor. Sabb.
32*
"Il:BiT1 T xnn bring pleaders in thy favor (good deeds)
and be acquitted; a. fr.
2) doing good, blessing. Taan.29'',
a. fr. 'T -(-^babao, V. ^5^5.Y.Naz.VII,56 bot. "lb ^n;Tl3r3
I had the intention of doing good; Treat. S'mah. IV, end.
[Ib. inisT nbnn, read: ir-'^'^yn.]3) the protecting influ-
ence
of good conduct, merit. Y.PeahI,16** top tib u:'^ "tn
'Dl
'pp good deeds have a capital and interests (reward
the author and protect his offspring).R. Hash. 11* t3
max for the sake of the Patriarchs; niHTDiX "!a for
the sake of the Mothers (Sarah &c.). Ber.
27''
T trb IT^b
ni3St has no distinguished ancestry to rely on. Gen. R.
s. 44 '31 m^aiS" 7^1*137 thy guarding influence shall stand
by them. Snh. 12* Dnwrai ai?an-in an through Divine
mercy and their own merits; a.fr.

4) advantage,privilege,
benefit. B.Mets.
19'' '31 l^vb Xin T liberty is a benefit to
the slave. Tosef.Gitt.1,5
'31 'T x:^3 -|X^"^ ed. Zuck. (Var.
'PD^
iT2 "^DSia) how dare we obtain a benefit for this slave?;
a.fr.P/.n^CT. YomaSe''
"13 lb V^?: ni2nT wilful wrongs
are accounted to him (who repents) as though they were
merits. Taan.
20''
WI'ST^ lb p3:'3 it is deducted from
the rewards for his good deeds. Ex. R. s. 38, end; a. fr.
Sri^Df, ''O],
1DJ
ch. same. Targ. Gen. XV, 6. Targ.
Y. Deut. VI, 25. Targ. Y. Num. XX, 2; a. fr. Lev. R.
8. 30 'T tph^^2, V. preced. a. Cjbx II. Ber. 10 -Tini ^T^T T
my merit and thine. Ketli. lO** T ^X^ where is the benefit
(that the word nzf can be used)?; a.fr.P/. 'plST, Xnil3T,
'13T. Targ. Deiit. XXXIII, 21.Sabb. 140*
'31'^^
'b'l33U
(Ms. 0. "'Xril3]"3, v.Rabb. D. S a. 1.) it may be deducted
-from my reward in the world to come. Hag. 16* ina'^^ab
'31 'T to record the merits of Israel; '31 T pna"'^b to wipe
out the record of &c.; a. e.Esp. (pi.) verdict in favor,
title, claims. Keth.
85* '31 T "^b 12n3 give me in writing
your decision in my favor, that they must pay &c. Ned.
27"
'31 1 D'^anX"! whose papers were deposited in court; 'jlbrb
'^Stril3T iJn these my papers (claims) shall be void.
J)} i IJJ (b. h.; cmp. ~t) [to be pure, clear,'] 1) to be
acquitted, be right. B. Mets.
107'' 'piS nail he will be
successful in his plea before court. Ber.
?''
"pn3 in3lT (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) he will be found righteous in
Divine judgment; a. fr.2) to be fotmd worthy
of,
to be
privileged, to succeed. Ib. I, 5 '31 ^"^3:
xbl 1 did not suc-
ceed (in proving) that &c. Ib.
5'' '31 ^rrb n31T xb not
every one is privileged to enjoy two tables (this world
and the hereafter). Hag.
5'' '31 b-^npnb 13fn you will be
privileged to receive &c. Pes. 19* '31 "pXUJ !i;"'3T it was
a good thing for us that &c. Erub. 54* '31 niixn 'T if
one is favored, 'thou givest him the desire of his heart'
(without prayer), if less favored &c. Yeb. 63*, v. 133;
a. fr.3) to take possession, have authority ; to own (cmp.
ii3p); to gain, obtain a privilege. B. Mets. I, 3 ''Tp~'\ "'SX
ns 1 took possession of it for myself; n3 "t it is his.
Ib. 4 nn "I na pi"nna ni the one that took a hold of
it, is the legitimate owner. Ib. "^"IIU "^b iir3T my field (i
which the object lies) has taken possession for me. Y.
Kidd. 1,60* top
'31 yas.'S i"r n'isTb ''IKnn he who is legallyJ
qualified to acquire ownership through his own act, can]
obtain ownership through another person.Erub. VII,
11 (81''), a. fr. 1"i3Ea xba Dixb "pst you may obtain ai
privilege in behalf of a person in his absence, but you
cannot act in his behalf to his disadvantage; a. fr.

'
4)
(v. Pi.) to benefit another person by one's own merit,
to transfer blessing &c. Eduy. II, 9
'31 pb nsIT nxn a
(good) father transmits to his son the benefits of beauty &c.
|
Tosef.ib.1, 14 lb n3lT plEn -i'J up to the age of majority i
the fatlier's merit stands by him, l^J:"b ^311 -b-istl |!!<3?3j
after that he lives on his own merits.

5) to deserve]
well
of, be of service to. Lev. R. s. 34 (ref. to Ps.XLI,2),j
^^QV niSTb -Xin . . . "'in reflect well how to be of real
service to him. Ib. 12 ni3Tb to deserve divine reward]
through him, Ib. ibxb ibx "psl ifT^UJ that they
may.J
deserve well of each other (ihe poor being the instru-
mentality of bliss to the giver); a. fr.
^
sm
X!
/'i nSI. 'S*) i I (0 arttmtt. to ntottt " tol# /or menrntllmt
k4
for M
hU v.
ffif't .
31
Va P*
oM)i>
-1
fbr Umw
V.lt,a.ii. 'art
rm Rstan Va wi.
lo dn
' V
Ml. li v r .w
dMir> l tMiri A. Ar.
A9 /^' 6m-
ftedMiilu*< < ) vtrtflcu
Y. lb. V. W *..|.
,->.
. - .
-
h*eh-
iMr (of tb* two coani*) hr )i t*
MOquiUcd; . (V.-S) fo A'<-
wmit agirtd. |h. t.i* TKi:
Mir oflbr* tt, lb. r:3Cr *
?S *Vl (rnd T9 *CS).
*5y
^-"
"*.
Tnr. Job
IX, la. II' rr. Me.) ; .

t) to 0 wtprnmukfil (b. np:). Targ.Jvr. \XV.29;
S) fo deourt ttett^ do good, to oblatM a claim on dii. ;t..
fntor. Ut. B. . 84 (rMd:]
"3
*7^ rs
^
. . . er tbo
biiffr M^i .... 'obtain a elaitn te. ibroacb in>'
*brcom pur* tbmurb mo\ (wblcb mM) "3
TC"-
"-'
bMifl lb. "p

i{i..
UiM

N 'aire Ik imr)
MiiiUitaf. V. i !.
*:*
*?73 .. nsc Mot hia ton
to TibriM for h.- ...., oiatol (tbroofh tod^r); Y.I*.
1II,S0^ boL *=r* (oorr.Aoc); . f^.-~<)
to btcome tr^Hhy
0^
'
to he frfirHeffd to n^foff.
to lire to tre.
I
. ; n. .Br.
17*
775?
"^
S"S3 whi-
'U >iuti (wbo 4o not atudjr tb Lnw) dnrt
CTRMt8nbb. S1^
^t *
if 1 bad bMU wortby
r ih<> liord hud permitted ni). Lcr. R. . 2& r^
*
'"bsH if the Lord permit, I may *( tbersof. lb. r^:} S
-: (VsT) iftboo abjUt live lonn enonKb to eat thereof.
"0*;
Beiii. aT\ a. e. "S^ p"08r -^Jl the Lord per-
< I will go Ac,; a,ftr.4> ! fafcr |icwfWiwi> argntrr
R.lli.
8' rrrt:V

nnec b has a right

lH>s's.un f.>r him' v.T*. Tt-Kain. IS**;

ii, '51
I) ro nf<ir (from iv.' ; vi' .M. ki. iu-; U.
lUth. 54. T. rn.
2) to chx'.r, -.iryHit, jmatiftf: l Itot^
'
Tanr.O.K^ W TiY.-rtcr. .-.
i;
a. ftr.S>
/.I
ct-oHse.
Tarf.
1 i 1
r-MT
M. (ed. r*2T, el. Wil. rrrt, oorr. aec); a. e.Lev.
U. ju a*, V. jtupnuI) to irin, defecd^ Ab.aar. 10^; Sob.
1*
X2b;3 Tn
*^
Ma. M. (ed. St=9?li) vh^4ocer ddaata the
k-iiit; in argument, lb. 107* ."rn^s t xncs (old tA-Trta)
a
((HMI'.*C< J kU k*.<c Ba^k. a^ "^
**9f
^
ed tm r/ar 9i
,
. !_
dtff^d
tmt^m mif T*v t (m.
Ik. XMV. |t|n.e
^
J
IL
rP3?, V Ye<>. VMI, r. .
'^C? II
rr^T ( . '^-
,
I
a iMifin. fatoay
j
i, i,f n.
4mim. r.
''
-If
n T i*fl. II, s* 10^ ain 99
/. ih*
'
.( romamttomd
fi mfnt
4<uM
^
Mieaalfin mrtil exiiaHl
M (i.
-:;:<
II.*
p
na baw Hail a*
~
nrz^ 7)3 M M. (omiUad i ad.*. & Meu. I. . . *S
't*rg:bTb arifbttotaba|i wiiunto yaBl
. r.
:| Sjt M^
^1
in. rli.*lii.
*;
Tanr- Y. Oen. XLIX, IS (0/

','-}
f.
n;) I) rioaale Br. lUmkim^,
(rel^to NnskXV.af -S* 1 1 t^ -t <
In
tbinldac tkiaMac todoiaf. 0 rattoOaau
\ MI 1)4 nst; ^ rrs hatrnMilnnos4andf 1
lie to him. U09.
!* R
J
,13 irrSM AM^.
linantinBM bgr aPniif to hv
(I 8am. XXV. SI); a. e t) rvnlflfMa. Ik. S^ (nC i*
BMb.lX.2S)1 raeitationorilMBookorBMkar,oMan4.
to rrr;
arinhntion of tka F^taeaL
**i*rT, Teb. si\ rMd
*7TV
"^
!p|
(b. b.; T. n=i) fa it demr.
ihijK "(tzi to WHdie drr. Toaai: Wdd. IT. ||
T
^S
'i^C* oil ia aofUy iowiaif and claata (tka
man; Midd. IS^ VtSTtsaP).
"lit (b. b.; ch. -r?) [fa aMtfi.) fa nmemher. 1
fa nafcdi iile (bj a earaMonj kc). PaiL 1<M* (reC to Be
XX, 8 TBI) 7-n *xr T7St Ma. M. (ed. VT?^/
tha SnbbaOi (iliili^niili'it) bj a
BatiL I5*> V lae "ny? ^n*^ "ark tka isMatk (ky a
iiMiMimy) frna aw>tkar (Holy Day) hick (ptaadia
tke Sabbath) any caMa tka acskct at H fSa. . -t6i,
Raahi "TKSv
Ta^i
^- B. XiMai a. L). Mol 4S^ rn
"S^ ^!>=n...ea thiaaarcoMayai
IDT 400 n^"iDT
&c. ; a, fr.

Part. pass. ilwT, f. n~!i3t a) reminded, re-

membering, mindful.

"'SX 'T, contr. "^I'^IS'i I recollect.

Sabb, US'*
-3
"^JX 'T I recollect about &c. Bets. IS'' 'T
X''n she will remember. Snh.
52*'; a. fr.
b) thought
of,
remembered. B. Mets. 1
1^
mr^ CjiDa^l 'T if the sheaf had
been thought of and was afterwards forgotten.21:3^
"?
(abbr. b"T) remembered for blessing. Gen. B,. s. 16 end
Vt in-ibst El. of blessed memory, v. ",1-i3T. Sabb. 13'',
a. e., V. D'na; a.fr.

PI.
Di"iT. Pesik. R. s. 13, end; a. e.
Nif.
"I3T3 to be reminded, to remember (with accus.).
Pes.ee^'; Snh.82=' r^zbn '31 rnrr^ nxn he saw the practice
and recalled the tradition. Yoma 38" "iPlsn "^max 1123
I was thinking of the v?.nished glory of my ancestors.
Ex. R. 8. 45 "isjii remember; a. fr.
Hif.
l'^2Tn
1) to cause to be remembered, to recall.
Ber. 55^, a. e.
'31
D'^'l'^Sfp C"^n2T '5
three occasions cause
the sins of man to be remembered; a.fr.2) to cite (as an
argument), to take into account, lb. 60*; a.e. 'pT^STiO "px
3"a miracles must not be cited as evidence. Kidd.
40*'
ISttJ"! 2ia 1^ "i'l^'iDtia 'pX his wickedness is not counted;
a. fr.3)
to recite (in prayer), quote. Hor. 14* DmoCJI
T2 13S< "pX whose names we do not quote (as authorities).
Ber. I, 5 '21 '2"i
"J'^'i^zt^ we must recite the going out
from Egypt(Num.XV, 37 to 41) in night prayers; a.fr.
Hof
n2nn to be mentio7ied. Kel. XVII,5. Toh.VI,
6;
a. e.Part. ^STI^, f. rn^)^^ clearly defined. Kidd. TT".
IJ| m. (b. h.; preced.) [v.
"112J,]
1) male (of man
and animals), male child; opp. n2p3. Nidd. Ill, 7 2irn
'21 'tV she shall observe the laws as after the birth of a
male child &c. (Lev. XII, 4). lb. 'TM nii'-i2
the formation
of the male embryo. Y. B. Bath. IX,
16''
hot. 'T nn^^a
the rejoicing over the birth of a boy; a. v.fr.

PL Di*i2T.
Nidd. 3l''. Zeh.V,3, a.fr. n3in2 in2T
the male membeVa
of the priestly tribe.Gen. R.s. 13, a. e. 1 Di31-'bsn S^^an
'21 the waters from above are the males (fnictifieis), &c.

2)
(v. 12-nlI) (Dibni bir) 'T the male
of the flock, ram.
Bekh. V, 3; Yeb. 12l''.Shek. V, 3 '21
D? a^a?2 T that
with the inscription 'male' was used only for libations con-
nected with rams.

PI. as above. R.Hash.III,4, sq. ba32

'T with horns of rams; a.fr..3) membrum (of animals).
Tosef. Bekh. IV, 6, v. -(asiT.
4)
(of inanimate objects) the
thinner, pointed side
of
a double tool, v. n!il2T. Kel. XIII, 2
'Tn the pointed side of the cosmetic tube, contrad. to
Cl2
the broad part.
5) the marrow
of
horns, reeds &c. Tosef.
Kel. B. Mets. VII, 12. [lb. Par. II (I),
2, v. nsilDT.]

6) (gramm.) "\
'p^b masculine gender. Kidd.
2''
,n2UJ!!<
T 'b -np^^^ -|-n we find (in the Bible) derekh in the
masculine gender. Mekh. B'shall., Shirah 1 t 'bs in the
masculine form (l'';^); Cant. R. to I,
5; a. e.
I J), IJI m. (b. h.; "i3p memorial, remembrance,
symbol, mnemonical allusion. Succ. Ill, 12 anp^sV 'T as
a reminiscence of the Temple usages; Pes. 115^ lb. lie"*
nisnb 'T typical of the apple tree (Cant. VIII, 5; v.
Sot. ll'') ; i:"^i:b "I typical of the clay (which the Israelites
had to tread). Ber. 2'^; Tosef. Sabb. VII (VIII), 4, a. e.
"Qlb T . . . -jiHUJ B"rK although there is no proof for
it (in the Bible), there is a mnemonical allusion to it; a.fr.
jm3 m. (b. h.) same, memory.^ memorial. Kidd. 3l'',
a. e. n2"i2b "13112; (abbr. b"T) of blessed memory, v. "i2T.
Y. Shek. II,
47=1
top -,31-127 -jn "ini-iai their words are theiV
monument; Gen. R. s. 82 Dni3i"i2T (pi.). R. Hash. 27*
'T
"|1U5St1 ^rh typical of the first day of creation
;
a. fr.

Esp. a Biblical verse in tvhich Divine remembrance is

alluded to, citation
of
verses &c. R. Hash. IV, 6 bir .. . 'T
ni3SJ11S citation of remembrance .... for evil. lb.
32''
T^n*^ bo T a verse treating of the remembrance by the
Lord of an individual; a.fr.P/. ni3i-i2'!. Ber.
6*
'TH "BO
the Divine records; a. fr. Esp. Zikhronoth, that portion
of
the Musaf of
the New Year's Day which treats
of
Divine remembrance. R. Hash. IV, 5, sq.; a.fr.Constr.
^31121, V. supra.
ril IJ] f. (denom. of I2p
1) male genitals ; male sex.
Y. Snh. X,
28''
hot.; Num. R. s. 20, end.Ab. Zar.
44''
(expl. n:ibE^, II Chr. XV, 16) 'T "ii22 a phallus. Men.
6*
n2fn22 'T1 m^n unblemisiied condition and male sex of
sacrifices are required only of cattle. Y. Yeb. VIII, end,
9''
: T IS the male side of the hermaphrodite; in!ll2T n20 in
I as much as he is a male; a. fr.
2) the thin and pointed
I
side
of
a double tool. Bets. 3l'* ibUJ "r the sharper side
of a hatchet (used for splitting), opp. ibu: ni2p3 the
broader side. Cant. R. to 1,3 [read:] inilpi ^12:2^1^ D1X2
D"'2 bin2?3 ba as much as one takes up when dipping
the point of the painting staff into the paint bottle.

3) the fructifying principle, germ, bud, eye or strophiole

(in plants); germinating spot (in eggs) &c., v. next w.

Y. Sabb. VII,
9''
hot.; XII, li" bot. blU ^rfrqi rj^b
ii2
fia'^n deep enough to plant the wheat grain up to its
eye (so that it can take root). Y. Ter. X, end,
47''
h^ 'T
pTDbn that part of the yolk where germination sets in;
ib. m^ ba 'T the germinating point in the white of the
egg (the more substantial and cohesive part). 4) the
bony inside of an animaVs horn or hoofs, the bony pro-
jectionover which the Jiorny substance grotcs. R. Hash.
27''.
Y.Erub. I,
19''
bot. Bekh.
44^^
(Tosef. ib. II (I), 2 "i2Tn).
[Zeb. 63* ni-i2n, V. x-;ciT i.]
ISm"lp5 ch. same, l)mafe^ewi^a/s. Y.Ab.Zar.II,40'' I
bot. inni>iini12T
p;
Y. Sabb. XIV,
14''
bot. nni-i2"i
"i^a
11111
or 11111; Tosaf. to Ab. Zar.
27'^ illHI 111127, read :
^IUH'T'
S<ni12T "j^ (v.Stini, Xiini) a medicinal drink prepar-
ed of the phallus of Dionysian revellers; [oth. opin. v.
infra].
2)
(cmp. preced. 3) source, fountain-head, feeder.
Bekh. 55 '21 N311i1 '7
the chief supply of the Jordan
comes from the cave of Paneas. Ib. '21 X^ll 'T the liver
is the fountain-head of the blood, lb.
'21 Xi^l 'T (Yalk.
Gen. 22 xmi21, read Nn!ll2i or '2]) the Euphrates is
the supplier of water (for the world), cmp. iU3nnx.

[Y.
Ab. Zar.l.c. ifllll '7 'p from the source of menstruation,
v. supra.] [Zeb. 63% v. XlU^lT I.]
^T}'^]f ^^l^!"!^!
(b. b.) pr. n. m. Zechariah, 1) the
prophet-priest slain in the Temple court (II Chr. XXIV,
20, sq.), Targ. Lam. II, 20.Gitt. 57''; Y. Taan. IV,
69"
bot. ; Lam. R. to II,
2 ; a. e.2) Zechariah, the prophet.
Erub. 21*. Mace.
24''.
Snh. 99*; a. e.3) Z. ben E'butal,
r5?r
4411
n
I
oiirvUor of Um fl^e-ni TeTipt*.
Yonhi l.t| ^t^, It^ <
'b, D. R. . I
>
R. I, Mil Mf ItnialM^
IrtlllMli, ToMif Ho
* '
^V*- .. . ....
. Baili. III*.

nil* I, IN** iu|.. \ \.
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^:^
'<>.u. %i , *
J^ n> f*:'i Mr h^rimj it ,. I
/u III I . .
1 ! ..
I bl.H.H%
irr-
V. Mrg. IV. 7y lop rm
tllMl ! ^ ..,.- ^-..
^iVn. Talk. J. r'^V
"*
tiU riglii jro
ctrfpptas iMtMMi. uii. H. ti tt *MD
Sn
;3Xlte (MIT. M ))
. .
Xt\ 9h Mun TMf|. iV. LXXVll. 1. TMf. Lmb. I,t
TJ>
Ar.
M.
y^)i
, c
f
jpM
jf
M. (m eonip. tit,>
tritm m dtm
nif
htiard, (toh. i
) TrT
"^
(Mt, M.
;r*-
. D. H. A. I. ttoU) u.
Y. Tmii. IV. b*i;. ?
^ ^QSfO ramovcd on* with downy bnl (from (innioane-
I
ilM prlMt]r b<odtoUow).
nHTuTJ III frVT) ap-tRUir. /T. nt
^
V. Hull, to*
^ 1 . . *:n thv*v ( I li winds mm! rmm*) arr ih- r^{ir
prioklvra (h*t tnareh bcfbr* tb Lent
IW*T HI. (rVt Byr. U draw walwr, P.Sm. Iltt; v. ^
^^p'*^
m. (truwpoc of 'pt
-
(
pT, .
p^
TMy. Y. Ltv. I, t Ar. {&, M^^r^i Ar.
/ .. ^V^^V T^Mrg.ProT.XXVUI,7 (td. Li. . oUl.
"^V
^^^- n. (prtocd.) iwffyrfir, ^mtttmma.

FL
n??
frwp. >^t)
n fo drip, be wrt Y. B. Mcu. VL
vrrr hta Ald wm too wt (for work).
WiumUc fluid*. Num.R.t. IS, bf.
rtors
rTiV^n (not m'xnri) Um winAs swcp and sptiakl*
:h pcrftiiuM 4c.; Yalk.CuiUMS rnssc* rrV, read:
T -rc; cnip- .-sxrv^t
Toer. Shak. I. 1 r^t *%
P^
or rat*) on may osa it for apriakliaf befort bb biar
b. II, 47 top r^tx "i nrr").
^V r$^ to sprimkit tb floor for eooUng or paHkun-
the air. Toaat'Sabb. XTI (XVII), 5 r ,t^u
7
n'cn (not r^onn) oa moM not (on tb ^abkotb)
ukltf the houM witb anjr iLind of aprinkUn^ flnida.
(V. Mnr-
*. I.
,1 *firMi/y
A
, V. r^^/^

^ M
aik 1 1 . . nsy^
i6o b
.mnm
rH
Tomf. inM^ XYI U . .
1^.
(.f wau
*
^ *^ paMi<4
f^
'ikt>/<tf (W iaoa
'^ "*" '-^ "
W*, ff. wiir.
II. II ^to 194. ^r^.
f , Aftpu
**T!, M?T fo /lav.
fir. TWy. F>w. IT. tl (. )>r|L
T^ mL{9.\^tmh.Vr*.ftrUimimprmik^mmim$'
IV Tm|.O.ImiI.XXI, W ^03 "I (4 AoNt.
>]
rl In bnjrtaf anJ andaf MMt; amp. Va
I k a V*.
*rrj m, itrri
1 1: (^ /<f4f.
r^tmrim. Targ! U 'chr. IX. tl.
Ttef. rr. XIV,
Y. IV. IT. and, Sl^
T
r*S aknMk nnd
M^TI II m. (pnwad)
Tarf.'Prov. XII. v^A *V^. Ik^ XXTIII. f (wna ai.

nt*^ n. ah. (puMl) dhnip. Y. . Mala.
V,
ir km.
KTO
.'.
V-TTS (not ropsa, raea> m ka iov piaar
tha antira jaar.

rS*^ 1
(^J
emplgimf ttom whI naL Ak
Zar. a**
V
'
XHK . . Vc ITC-tt tha htM. ikM Ikay ponr
(into tkair oU vaanii) r
i
doat of
nkaa tkair oU forWAda*.
KJ>*^
m.(7HcniFP8ablltt;liSl. a.7^)ifnri:
H.
T*!-'
TWf. Pro*. XVI, t7.

v^ (b. k ; cmp. bVi) ! Ar %lf, afoUrr.-'sr*. t. V.
fHp.
\tt\n
1) fa fTMf KgM^, ir 4npMr, Myfrf ^wiik
3). Bar. i^ (rat to Pik XU, f
)
7^
vV^
'
* ^rvn'TT-mmi
wkkk paopU tiani alighilj. Y. PMk I, IS^ aq. "ZZZ te
"SI tkay 4aapiaa tka soo* of tka kanAaaMa; Oan.B.a.M.
anbk.S^ -S^ Vt\rvFt ka who b niflirtikl in tka okaw-
aneake. Ab.^.if TTi"^
"^ M-"-<A.'WS^
tka LydAaana art nifiiwftil of iilifinna ohaaniTai;
n. a.

2) nra ^ li tfirupmrf iff irffrrt. Y.

m. M^ top; ik. XI, bag. M^ (tka rtballioai ran
took wkat balonn* * k tetk) Vi^-r -t? am W
'3
eanno* ba madt rwponaiblii, nnlaaa ka Aiar^fnAi
monay, axpL ib. *ke takas an okgaet and aaOa it for iM
exact eoct priea* (tbns
p
ro<iin bock V
his waatafalnaaiX
bht 402 xi'i'aT
I
bb!
~|
ch. same, to be
of
little value, disregarded. Targ.
Prov. Ill, 21 -r-n bn N^ (h. text n^^). lb. IV, 21 xb
-j-^Jiyn
"l^pa
Var. ed. Lag. a. oth. ed. (ed. Lag. ITSa, v.
"i^t
; h. text -r) It-'b'i).
Palp. btlsT 1) fo disregard, despise. Targ. Y. Deut.
XXVII, 16. Targ. Y. Gen. XVI, 4 Thih>^ (ed. pr. rt^t) she
disregarded.Hull.
133* '31
bf^tri Xp "^VinbT does he show
that he treats religious observances with disrespect?, opp.
Mn.Ab. Zar. 35 'TO. "^b^l^^b "^niil Ms. M. (ed. K^i^^"'!^)
and he may be induced to disregard it; a. e.
2)
to count
the lowest price. B. Mets.
52'^
"^S^iJ ^U53!^2
"r^!^^^
^"
^^'
deeming second tithes we are permitted to count closely.
lb.
"12 xb "'b'^l "^iri two lowerings of value must not be
applied to it (to value closely and then to count a de-
fective coin for full).
Ithpalp.
Vl'l'tT'*;
contr. ^T^rsj; to he despised; to lower
one's self. Targ. Job XL, 4. Targ. Koh. IX, 16.Targ.
Y. Deut. XXVIII, 16.
^^\^ (cmp. n^T, C]Vl) 1) to pour, empty over. M. Kat.
II, 1, sq. '31
Ci^it he may empty the contents of the vat
into the press and finish the process &c. Y. ib.Sl^bot. "|"^Sl?it
^V^'^ nx they put his grapes for him into the press. Tohar.
X, 7 lian nx ?|bitn if one empties the wine or oil pit.

2) to sprinkle. Par. VI, 2

'31
X^^ (R. S. ?l^"'T) if he used
all the water for sprinkling. lb. 3 ri^t"^ ed. (comm. C)bit
;
Yoma58* "[bim TiblT) he may sprinkle &c. (Bart. a. Eashi
to Yoma 1. c. he may empty the water into bottles &c.).
lb. VII, 8 CllsT! (Maim.: he empties &c.); a. fr.
Pi. Cl^'^l to drip, sprinkle. Par. VI,
2,
sq., v. supra.

Y. Sabb. IX, 12* '31 "iiS^iTa you may drip hot water on
the wound; Tosef. ib. XV (XVI), 4. Sabb. XIX, 3; a. e.
Hif. t\'^h^t\ to flow, squirt (neut. verb). Ab. Zar.
59^
t\'h\-0 (Ms. M. ^^0
;
Tosef. ib. VII (VIII), 5 tr3T3).
5]b] ch. same. Targ. Job XXXVI, 27 ,isbt'^ Ms. (ed.
'^T-i
Pa.). Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
44'^
hot. Ib. hot.'
'31
"JlS^n
and receive the wine at his hands. Part. C^'^t. Targ.
Hab. II, 15.
Pa. Cl"i|t to squirt, drip. Targ. Job XXIX, 6.Keth.
67
'^
'31 fT^b "^Sii^p they sprinkled old wine before him as a
perfume, v. nbt.
Ithpe. y^"^}^ to flow out, to empty itself. Targ. Job
XX, 28. Ib. XXVIII, 4, V. nbt.
^J} m., V. vllW.
^7\y[ f. (bbt; cmp, yi^T) bucket, hod. Yeb.46a W^-jn T
Ar. (ed. Xabit, prob. corrupt, of StSJlbt) a hod with clay.
[Sabb.
55''
urbl, v. biT I h.]
^ni V. ^oT.
t:
sr^bsa;, V. M-^^^r.
T : :- T :-
niQt, V. naiT.
U^12] m. (G?; II) muzzle, bit PI. D"'rilJ3T. Gen. K.
8. 60 (interpret. nnS-il, Gen. XXIV, 32) DJi'^ain'l "iinin he
took their muzzles off; Yalk. Gen. 109 inin^T, v, D^TII.
J^SJ,
V. ;5ifiiT.
Smi-I c. (v. p. Sm. 1138; prob. from the color of
peeled vine shoots, v. mi^T) bluish-black or bluish-gray.

PL f. "i^iaT. Gen. E. s. 85
'1 'niDiS' pin his eyes were &c.
"Tll^l, V. "Tn^tx.
( imC| f. (b.h.; ^pT I) 1) vine-shoot, vine-rod. Sabb.
XVII, 6
'31
H'^i-i'ii "I a rod which is tied to a pitcher (to
let it down into the well) ; a. e.Esp. the rod as an officer^s
badge and punishing instrument. Num. E. s, 18 'p'^'b^
1 1^ and to give him the rod (appoint him an officer).

"til b"2 carrier

of the rod (among the Eomans Centurio,
V. Sm. Ant. s. v.). Sabb.
145*' T "^b^'ni Ms. M. (ed. bs'ni)
and Centuriones, v. 'li^sn. Y. Sot. IX,
24''
top (rank of
officers)
'31 'Tn h'S'2 "(I^Sxri h'S'2 cane-bearer, rod-bearer,
strap-bearer; Tosef. ib. XV, 7 (variously corrupted, v.
Var. in ed. Zuck.). Midr. Till, to Ps. LXXIII, end; Yalk.
ib.808. Ex.E.s.21,end;a.fr.P/.ni-iiaT, Gen. E. s. 31, end
D'^^'^sV 'T vine-rods as food for elephants; ini^'^L^lls 'T shoots
for future plantation.2)
nienibrum virile, phallus. Tanh.
Ki Thetse 10 the Israelites did not know 'T Isa nn"':: n?3
the idolatrous function of the phallus (with ref. to Ez.
VIII, 17). Ib. 'tn nx . . -p''r\ Esau giggled and produced
the phallus; Pesik. Zakhor,
p.
27''.
Num.E.s. 13. Pesik.
E. 8. 7 'm . . rsi-i'^nn Avith his (Amalek's) blasphemies
and by throwing up the phallus (taken from the muti-
lated Israelitish bodies). Ib.
'31
bcJ tSH'il'a't the membra
of Israelites; Num. E. s. 13 (")nil3t),
SnniQl f. (-irT II) song. Sabb, 106'', a. e., v. iCrc^.
.^12^^121 m. (infin. of t2:?2t tinnire, P. Sm. 1132, v. d-2ll)
playing on a tingling instrument. Erub. 104* "tl xbp
"^3
as the sound of tingling; [Ms, M, n^itn p"i, Ms. Alf.
i3
i^lOt; Asheri: '^^1t?2'^T 103; Sefer ha-Ittim lalnips],
"'D) I, t^l2] (v. tapt II) to bind over, to
fine (cmp,
nOiX, am &c.)y'Targ.
y',
Deut, XXII, 19 (h, text \1535).
Af.
1^1 X same. Euth E. to I, 1 '|inb ^^r, read "^pTp
he (the Roman officer) fines them ; Yalk. Prov. 959 "iJaio
pnl: (corr. 'It); Pesik. Shek., p, ll'' !Ti^ ni^lOI, Ms, 0.
nil: latol; Yalk. Ex. 386 (corr, ace).
Ithpe. '^p'n'!i< to be fined; to lose. Lev. R, s. 34
i;3T
'31
uj"n 'I'^^'siitri n^nnx Ar. (ed. 5<m3bn 'p "psnn^) that
his sister's son will be fined (or lose) seven hundred
Denars. Ib. 'pN^nxo )^r,ii. 1!:< (read:
'i^'htt;,
Ithpa.; Yalk.
Lev. 665 liiTalTn) or you will pay &c. Ib, 1T3 ISXT , .. X^sbin
(Yalk. 1, c. '(13'^Xl, corr. ace.) didst thou know that we
are destined to lose &c,? Ib. "illDlXO "iIJist (Yalk. 1, c.
pijaTt^a "jir^xi), v. d_2n.
"^121
U (cmp, DOT I a.
lal)
to think. Denom. Xji^piT.
'T2''12], V. not I.
1
Q),
part. pass, of "(0^.
Jj^D'^Q] I m, (-i^T) invited guest. Ned. 24*.P/. K*r'?T.
Targ. I Sam. IX, 22 (ed. Wil, '333T, corr. ace).
9ipXlf
40S
8f
N
I*.
. .
'
f.l liiiti
WIT)
Y
N'*^} w-irti. ton*. K*ilt II iollMrYll.R0ilk
(-^. ll piMif fA* V^. Y.KIL Vlil.lt*
.
z^\l (. (b. b.(^ii). pi.
Law Ming* ( raUrutnliK lr i47)i ^
!
IIM)
Ml MmI'
tfkfn wr-n. irnn l# W prK <.
n^u4 III* iwiwMWi
y
to itowliNi>
g
viktHi Um^t
wan riftii4. Umjt MlbM^ a. .->lfl^. **^
t* II
"
I u 7H
*
Miiti>af UwN aMM aa
ri!3| (rnSlV) r. (vneni. tyr. Mri*i. P.SMi llM) QQi
||
MM.) MUM 'of a Mm. Bar. ; 40* {Ma. f. '^
Wmm^ (fat
I -' '
1... e4p.e\ sn) fa iiMiMr; la
m^t'l"!'-
is Ml vU taoa, eaip> n^. /*>
ap. (wiih rat lo Dtiu XtX. t) ;
yny
', imrtmkh fa tta fer ofnIaiiaHpm; b) rf
y'^t Maae. I. 1 ^ 79 a wttaaH aa*
iiaaajr; a. tt.F9mt, ry^i (aab. nn.
0. t, f 1 irra mit rMora if om *vldMic (of om aai
> >mi Mat) baa baaa diprov4 ; a.*.--Ki7'9rt,
U'VV***
4 1
1&M pn ibajr do not eoaa oudar iba law of rw
aUoo. lb. t D*SUr; r dvolaiwl luaoaabla to Um law
. a. fr.Toaaf. ib. 1, lo
/
^-j
u
't
iha* wUmwM an
M avidaooa tbajr bad l>r >*f Mm
imooy. Y. ib. I, bf.
31*
.
. mtid
oly Agniiut bim. Toatt Bab. Vill, 1 yrvaff cnsn
'** '
*^
Ui orifiaal witowava mad tbair raftitan,
<>rs of tbalr lalbtara; a. ft.
---rr.
lowuJt* Mfrnttn e^it, fo rv/Ulf wtfMaaaily
y fo an al6i, fa rfftuf. Mace.!, > tf oth*T wttw %wmm
'gain BRartrnaadrabaUadtbaaB. Kail "^'i
r Maeo.1,4 (&*) rrrrs Bab. ad^ raad n :*a.
Ifof. snn,
Xif.
oSr; fo 6( rr/l(< l be iteiartd Uahk
*'
rfi4iliatim. Sab.
10* wnrr 'B** If
larad, Tbia man did *a^ and wtra daeUrad
"31
VSnn wa bavc baaa eoaviatad ho,
ii aoort, and mada to
pay*
lb. I, 4 TT
3 (Ar. psra, Bab. ad. torriD aorr. aaa.)
I U attabUabad againat tbalr oara pataaoa
an alibi of any of tba allagad aaton in tba caaaX
5''
er-r
".- "
tinicM botb of ibam ara raftetad;
c^l lo ixiiut, ParL Of!^ pl*
TV|!^
aoofer. on^T?-
1,
81*
top.IVvt jpaaa. esfRif mt menmi
%
fidte
Sob. VI, s 'a rrrc nr rm en if ba kaaw
t^iU ba was innooant.
-VifApo. c^; 1) to be n^^ed Ac, . Bef. T. Maea.
c
.^1*
^:3sit$->rr^.--S) fa be muaAiei, Oaa. R.
*^. (ret to rrct, ProT.XXX,sS) -prat a)f?t^ qk
='"^1
0<^l:> Prov. 944 na^z AV/l) if tboa baift baaa
.d>r<i, put tbj band to tby moatb; . ORgRtL

a rm. Plvv. &XX. 7. V ptm

^L w
flu
V%
n
If ba flMirfai Ma waath (M aAaoMl i at* Ma
taaabar). ha will haaa to pal Ma iMad to Um atoaik
(wbaa ba to tof la aabad^ Tar. t%. t VT* ^ hm a
01 toaaaia Ma aatoMl (aaaipliaa whJi Um law. Immu
XXV, 4): a. a. iWrl /mm. oas^ t I^W. pl
8-9i.
rluWIi wfifi^ yi wawlirf /Vato
j
i aaia
p
. Oaw. B. ib 41.
Paalk.' B. fc t. Oaik B. a. M. aad; a^ auP 9^ O.
QZJf
ab.totoai iaawwfc. Tv^Y.UQm,Xm,1.
Al anp aaaMu Targ. T. Dmm. XXV, 4.
D:^IlIfaW/Btt|r,.SiU
*u^ 1 1 1,
/lApr- S*5*ri (Map. cn) fa * ran^
Targ. la! XXIX, f
'
'
V.ii <ad. WU. MJ
-
v!
f r. Ci;
abcaat la ad.Ug.i b. ist rrsr-on. rMdarad k*j
a. oar w, of wbiab oaa la a gkaaji [Woe TV
DO I or CO .
(69;
t) /Mbr lM#iMM|. Saac f*
rs^^it^ r9nn3***oaa b aoM fbr ihaftT (Ba. XXII.
n
but BOC for Iklaa taiiaMy (wWab Miffci awaally ba
eaaaad Um la of UMalkad Uiiaf);
Tlol ni,ad.lf''i
Toaat Maca. I, 1 yergxi.
DO II m. (S7. U) aranlr (. Sk^)- (k K. . ai
(pUy oo msi, Ptov. XXX, St, . s?" I) T> rTO...raon oi
'31 1 7-^ if tboa baa4 plaaaad to do a good daad . . .
.,
it woold bava baao battor Cor dMa to pat a annala a
thy awoth. lb. a. 7S (ret to ^99, fe. CXLw !
'
^ nev
'71
pot a bH to Baav (Bobm); .. "T) 1 Tt9 aad whM la
tba bit (to cbaakB4Mad^ powar) *a.T;
Maf.
* beC *7S>
'SI per Vit do aoi looaia Ma bisf (Pik L a.k
that awaaa
Orraaaia he.K. tr^,, V>
uC], Ht20 ch.aaaM, al*otbaaaaaaiarparafb#
llrau
p
* flba aato aad tha Aadbrf faai aaad thatato. Tmg.
la. XXXVU, tt. TuM^ Pa. XXXU. f; a. fr. Bahh IW.
V. ^ lb. Ill*, a. ta "-Cp-: jrcT ha loop whiah ia
^ada to teaiaa tha eaaMTa baalMt to tha riag; iKxrp
rrCPB Ti ha (panwaaat) kaat ia tha bit Hadf; .
1^}
404
f^T
112? (b, h.; cmp. "31) to arrange, designate.
Pi. '{T''[ 1) to invite, esp. to a meal. B. Kam. 79*'; a.
V. iv.Part. pass. ^^^^>2, t. n:s!i'!-2; pi. n-^SBira, nissiiT-s
a) invited. Pesik.K. s. 41, end miyob 'o XiniT
i^
he who is
invited to the feast, lb. (expl. "^Xlpa, Is. XLVUI, 12)
^jB^iT^ My invited ^lest (Israel); a. e.
b)
designated,
chosen. Ber.
43* nznab
'^
Nin he is the one designated
(by the host) to say grace. Ab. Zar. 17* 'Z^ i^nb T'a chosen
for the bliss of futurity.Snh. 102* '31 'a X^"l "TV there
is a time designated for &c. lb. 1T3lTa mi (not X^n ns, v.
Rabb. D, S. a. 1. note 8);
Yalk. Is. 330; ib. Jer. 287.
c) ready at hand, in one's possession. B. Mets. 102*;
Sifre Deut. 227, a. e.
'33^ a"iB Xlpi 1= 'if it chance'
(Deut. XXII, 6) this excludes that which is at thy
disposal (in thy court yard); a. e.2) to appoint a meal
in common, so as to say grace together; to preface the
grace after meal by saying, Let us praise &c.; v. "Ta^T.
Ber. VII, 1 "ifit^
"pniin
, . . nir^a if three dine together,
they are bound to make an appointment for common
grace. Ib. I^V"
l'^?'?]::
common grace may be appointed
by making him one of the party (offering him something
to eat). Ib. "|ili'?~ "3
'i^X
you cannot count them in (to
make up the requisite number). Ib. 2 I^STaTa in23 H" how
much must one eat of the meal in order to be counted
one of the company? Ib. 3
"2
IS^s how is the appeal
for common grace made?; a. fr.
Hif. "p"?ifn 1) to cause to prepare, to notify. Dem.
VII, 1 '31 l-i-'an nx
"i^^'^n
if one notifies his friend that
he will dine with him (on the Sabbath).
2)
to designate
for use; v. njotn. Ber. 26* 'z^ irtJin if he designated a
building for &c. 3) to s^immon, v. next w.
Nithpa. ")?!? l) to meet, to come to hand (pro\identia.\'
ly); to join one's self to. Snh, 96* '31 ih 'SUJ "S^a mix
that angel who was commissioned to accompany Abra-
ham. Ib. inx i^S'n lb 'i a footman was joined to him
(to meet his challenge). Ab. Zar.
25'' '31 lb '3\U bxiC^
(Hull, 91* bB::5UJ) an Israelite whom a gentile joins on
the road. Shebi.VII, 4 '31 DUb li^tiTSa who accidentally
caught unclean animals; a. fr.

2) to make an appoint-
ment for meeting one another. Pesik. R. s. 33, v. "iia^T,
iU) I ch. same.
Part. pass. 'ppT ready, prepared.
Targ.Ex.XXXIV,2 (Y. 'p-?], -jirT, incorr.).lb. XIX, 11;
15 -pSiriT (Y. II -(Son, V. infra).V. Xr^T.
Pa. "p53T I) to invite; to appoint ; to summon; to pre-
pare. Targ. Mic, III, 5, Targ. Ex. XIX, 10; 14 (ed,BerI.
'pr:, V. Berl. Targ. O. II, p, 25); a. fr. [Ib. XXV, 22
(orxi, ed. Berl. ^anxi, Y, -(TaT^X, Ithpe.].M. Kat.
16
'31 nib ')3i352T^
we summon him &c. Cant. R, to V, 13
'31 ')Si?5?n iiarn (not (r^^J^n) in those my days when we
invited two parties of scholars (for discussions).

Pari,,
pass. "laTri (hebraism: 'lE^lT'S). Targ. Ps, LXXII, 17 (h.
text "iISi).

PL constr. i.SBlo. Targ. Y. Num. 1, 16 (h. text

iXi-ip).
[Ib.XXVI, 9 1^3222 Ar., read iS'at'a; ed. i?-i5a).
2) to appoint a meal in common, to say grace in common.
Ber.
45 '^
'BJSI
mniS let. us go back and agree (retro-
spectively) to make our meal a common one.
Af.
|---3TX same. Targ. Y. Gen. XXIV, 7. Targ. I Sam.
XVI, 3. Targ.Ex. XIX, 10 'ttI some ed. v. supra; a.fr.

Ber.
50'' inub" "(lafX they counted them in for common
grace, v. preced. Pi. Snh. 48* '31 iT'r'a'XT which one
designated for &c.B. Bath. 58* sq, X":bra
"^"iX irx ^X
X3inb <T>b
"|ipT^1
Ms.M, (ed. incorr.) if any unknown man
will come and sue him; a. fr.
Ithpa.'^TZ"^}^ 1) as preced. i^^iZ/ij^a. Targ. Job XXXIIT,
23.Targ. Y. II Gen. XIX, 31
'31 XS^'nn-cb to join us in
wedlock (cmp. ai't).Targ. Am. Ill, 3; a. e. 2) to pre-
pare one's self. Targ, Josh. VII, 13; a, e. [Targ. Y. II
Gen. XXII, 8
p"i,
read '(Br.]Contr-in^x, 7f/ijje. ',ir"ix,
V. supra.
jG| m. (b. h.; preced.) 1) appointed time, term, time.
KiddT'l, 7, a.fr. X^aia Tn, v. X-anv.B.Kam. 113* Dii'^ip
'31 'T we appoint (in the summons to appear before court)
a Monday, Thursday and Monday in succession. Gitt. 72*,
a.fr. 1::^ bu; is^T the date of the document.Taan.l
4'',
a. fr. iTfn Ti in our days (after the dissolution of the
Jewish common-wealth). Ib. 'Ml icb ban all depends on
the season (whether it is advanced or i-etarded, v.Rabb.
T>. S.a. 1. note 400). Ib. ny^SI blT np" the rainy season;
a. V. fr.

PI. C^3*2T. Meg.

2"*
ny^H 'T various dates (for
reading ihe Megillah).

"Ui "i^ta in the case

of,
ivhen, if.
Erub. VI, 7
'31
'^^Z
in^iX
in what case (is this said)?
When they carry &c. Ib. 6 '31 in Dilial they all agree
that, if some of them &c.; a, v. fr,is^is, ^3^13 &c, in
its prescribed, due time; ii"3Tb y^n &c. out
of
time, beyond
its due time. Zeb.1, 1. Ib,II,3; a.v.fr.
2)
festive season
(cmp. X'ip'3, xy^X"3) ; ^Z'man', that section of
the benediction
on the entrance
of
a Festival which refers to the return
of the festive season Cntn ptb i3Siam I3iir;nuj ....), Pes.
102*^ '7
"laX xbn^S since he did not mention the bene-
diction of Z'man, v. T"n3pi. Succ. 48* i3B3 '^
. . .
1312115
lass the eightli day (of Succoth) ... is a festive season
for itself, requiring the insertion of Z'man; a. fr.

PI.
as above. Y, Ab. Zar, I,
39*"
bsnn 'T '5
there are three
festive seasons (idolatrous fairs) in Babylonia, Tosef.Ber.
Ill, 13 Tni . . , -Jinn Dnin you must close with 'Blessed
be He , , who sanctifies the Sabbath, Israel, and the
Seasons,[Snh, lOl"* 13"an xba . . . Xllpn he who cites
a Biblical verse at a banquet out of its context (pervert-
ing its sense for lascivious purposes) ; Treat. Kallah beg,]
yy^
II, "^^12], 'i^yi2\,
'^5
ch. same. Targ. 0. Gen.
XVIII, 14 (Y.Van "t, h. text "irTa). lb. II, 23 T xin this
time (h. text Qyeri); a. fr.Targ. Jer.XVin,7,9
'^^....'^
at one time , , . another time.
Hull.
105'' "la ib "3pib
'31 T set me a term, and I shall pay. M.Kat, 16* -pi^apl
t that (in legal summons) a date is fixed for appearing
in court, Ib. ^ irl "l one term after the ofther (in case
of failing to appear on the first summons). Hag.
4''
bilX
ni3aiT
xba dies before his destined time; a. v. fr. B.
Bath. 73'', a. fr. Xin T once upon a time (introducing a
story).
P/. -jiSaT, '11. Targ.Ex.XXlII,17; a.e.Zeb.94^
a. fr.
,iXi5D T many times.

'T"t at tiifies . . . at other

tinges. Ber.
20'',
a. fr.
X3aiT -(STrp^h. 1?ia bnx. Targ.
Ex.XXVIII,43;a.fr.-Targ. Ps, LXXIV, 4r(i3at='iTi331l5a.

Targ, Jer. XLVII, 6 T nisb to thy destined home

(the sheath; h. text
i;";";ri
!).
[Targ. Ps. CXLI, 4 pn
>9T
406 a;?
V. pr*fl4. wdt.]
**
-1
I (l>. b.) ^ nip; to prume; to ml. lUMi Ti*- ^7*1
'3^
*i*~:<^
if oa trim* irM (un ih* Itobbiiili; fur iiiAbiim
luwof lb* wood. Hnh.M* TTT 7^3 (not "'V^i ^iM to
-/.
i-Mii.. i.PM.i I, < <iiin (V. Ki. B. . if)i v^vr^

y*^
iliK tMMi> hrt* uin for Ui KorpiUn* to b bMlud;
I'vaik. lUbod.. p. 5u*i i*itk. K. . I&.Uv. U. ..
bf.
A LI.. 11 t nimd /.itiih (1 Chr. H I<>b.
\ 11. .* I rr b? .. ^ij5J bcu. im
litM wvro unnrvd (Job. VII,
6>i
. >.
^^T eh., Af."
*i 'w -n ir:n
:'
(not "TJI) wiw
. olNiUeAl jrMT).
*iC| II (b. h ;
cmp. a^, 1) to Hmglr, make Mttnc, timg.
V. -s^ty
Jh'.
n^t
I) to tim0 imt*praiM. Cant. R. to II, 16 im
^^9! "??? (Of
^f?xV ''TTSV
Uo praiMd in,ttcd I Ac.
0n. R. a. l, and (expl. mV'S, Oao. XLIII, 11) S-Sn
'S'>
r*^^
'iHC tilings wbicb men pniM all over the
world.8) to rci'ifir a Ifnaon in r. hant (v. n^^)-
Bub. SV** top CV \zz "^ chant
^
, TomC Obol.
XVI, 8 1
rrvnr ^
7
(th Law Myi renew me sUadily
&c.; ib. Par. IV (111), 7 ; cmp. X'^Ct.
"ISJ
cb.,/^B.T9t nine, l)/onN^. Targ.Pa. XVIII, 60;
a. .Sot, 48* "S^
"^22 "^t when men hidk and women
respond 2) to ting a satire, deride. Targ. Lam. 111,14.
*T2\
III, Hif.
"frqtn
(crap. ST'i^) <o took btuitk.
Y'Umd. to Mum. XXV,
14, quoU in Ar. (plaj on
"^J
rm^ n:rzs r>c2 its ts until hia deab (tbroogb hia
lewdness) bad the color of a smashed (rotten) egg; (cmp.
Tanh. Pinh. 2. Num. R. a. 21, beg., Snb. 82**where our
w. is omitted).
"II2JI m.
C^J
U) mttWtf, Bong; t -is (or eub. "*=)
musintl ittstrument 8ot.48' T *cr3 nrr~H3 to the music
of four instruments. Y. ib. VII, 2V top t^ nrb Greek is
adapted for song; Y. Meg. I,
71*'
boLSnb. 101* nnn
"^
ytz 'r*it and treats it (a Terse of Song of Songs) like
a (secular) song: Yalk. Prov. 953; a. fr.
")DJ
n m. CW I; cmp. mrt, Geo. XLIII, 11) fruitM,
(grapes 4c), dessert. Y. Pee. X,
37<*
bot (expl. "prVTJt)
T ^:r: various dessert fruits (Bab. ib. 11
9*'
'z^ S"n:s*;
Tosef. ib. X. 11
'31
OTliJt).
"1Z25 m. (tc; I) musician^ imger. KeL XVI, 7 T^am
T br/v. r^rr;. Yalk. Lam. 1001.
S*'2l ch. same,Pt X^TST, Targ. Koh. If, 8.Pem.
pi. Nr--:5T. lb.
X~i^T ch.=*i^T I.T "IT (-:"-: )="*CT ":r: (-Vs) muncai
instrumeHts. Dan. Ill, 5; a. e.Targ. Koh. II, 8.

^larg.
Ex.XXXlIl,32 *,-r"CJt iBT flute-music.iY. St^TCt. Targ.
T, |^|b. ni s 'Si (hir4i 'if ilitfir dtiaiv
i ' . - -- ., .*: mosM (el ....,.--, sftar tJM>
4aim(ierti of tbc Temple) is <!wrbidditr lb. le-n 1 ('
muMsui mttato, aravi n vomI miMM. ii(ic4* MT
'
aa
i
*
wato ^m %k* hnmo tmtmMi m a* tli* tktmmhnH. Ik.
t V*B9 problbiie4 oiiMka'
Tl *p^CS eewea of prnlso t .
D. t. a. 1. nota tttOt^lt
r^.
"^^
t. . III. 74* bol.
"O S*llpi yv^ rm umd u go la bad aitd * ^ -
araita^V. rryt.
M^ '"1 II pr. . m. /<iiira, CsUmt oT E. Yoa, v.
V.
ketit. t'd*; a. fr.
UToi, jnr^ (Twizi, trnci) m. (^^i-
fm^iiH) tmaraff colored ergwiat tt.Wm. AULu.
v.). T> in Um MMt of intiotH
suine! <raprof opprato)/^
/Y. A.
'i'"-;'*:^'.
l^\. U. . v
(
prlooe itoas).
ciou* tone. Tm> . x
^ I >uT, t. rritt.
rrD, 'C*T f.
(n^
II) dhml M mrjftiy Tabmmdie
UtwU. 'kg.3S> (sooMed. man); TrettC tefrtei III, 10.
"'~]m (b. b.) pr.n. m. Zratri, ilaia bj Phiaahna (Xwa.
XXV, '14). Snb. 8SS a. o^ v. ^91 lU. Y. Tm. UI, M*
bot. 'z^ t ITS bow mani SSImria (1wd ombI an la oor
days!; a. fr.
S?' i22T, pi, Xh '^1 v. .
^, >
.mTS nom. geat.pL (daooin. of tr^^rt^)
Zimtkane (ocbemen). Targ. Y. DauU . 20 (Taff. O.
JS
'
jr
;
b. txt ysTst).
11'
1*1'
^tH
(*> ^
?i
By*'-
7
qoAUtna. Buda% P.
8m. 1138, sq.; cuip.m, a.
Ts
a. rr:)
qmatUif, maiwrt; lami,
tpeeiet. Terg. Gen. I, 11 n*:i; after its kind. Targ. Ler.
XI, 14 ?>; a.T.fr.Ber. 82* (prov.) KSTZ nSt rvXTZ
"^
Ar. (ed. "C^ ^t) ftUed stomachs are a bad sort (pleatj
ia tempting). PE. ?, ''rn. Targ. Oen. I, 21; a. fr.
Dan. II, 5, t. kt^. B. Kam.
16^ (expl. cnei, O Chr.
XVI, 14)
-:t
-n Ms. M. a. Ar. (ed. T^) TarioM
5^T Yl to go adray, t. ^t.
^SIT m. C^f) adulterer; volmplmema. 8abb. 1S*.JFT.
peUT. Targ. Jer. IX, 1 ; a. a.-Targ. Ex. XXIII, 44 (h.
text rsKSi).
22T m. (b. h.) gffadfcigiif. fait Bekb.VI, 9 -nan 2
the taa of a kid ; a. fr.Yoma 41^ 7C^
7
the tail-aad
'fiinges) of the band. Erub.
18* (ret to ^fX, Gen. II,2S)
'
it means the tail (with which Adam was originallj
created). KiL IV, 6 T rxrr rran and one vias png^ets
like a taiL Ukta. I, 3 Vsrx bv t the sfcaletoa at the
cluster oi grapes (the thin brauchcsX oppi to *r, the
ns?
406 n^3T
stem; a. fr.Trnsf. the last, least. Ab. IV, 15, v. '}S<.
Euphem. memhrum virile. Tanh. Ki Thetse 10 (expl.
SDri, Deut. XXV, 18) 'T TOi: "iHlX
n=ri Amalek mutilated
them by cutting off &c.; Pesik. Zakh., p.
27*; Pesik. R.
s. 12; Num. R. s. 13; v. nni^t.Denom.
331 Pi. (b. h.) 1)
(v. Ukts. I, 3 quot. in preced. w.) to
cut
off
the extreme branches of the vine, to trim. Shebi.
IV, 6 n"'2Ea3 ^SI'S'^ he who trims grape-vines.Trnsf. T
mblsUJxa \to thin the clusters,^ to diminish the scholars
by persecution (v. Vism), Gen. R. s. 42; Lev. R. s. 11;
a. e.2) to attack, force a passage. Gen. R. s. 74 ;ap3
pil^ Joab wanted to force his passage through their
territory; Yalk. Sam. 147.
n"'33J
pr. n. f. Zenobia, queen of Palmyra. Y. Ter.
VIII,'^46'^'bot. Nns^O 'T (not xniD^^).
^s|:;, V. 'rT.
JST3JJDI, Targ. Cant. Ill, 9, read: xa-'Vi33T=x:'^V30T.
1
T ! . T . .
S~^5|j][ f. (Ct77t,3epic. zingiber) an Arabian spice
plant, prob. ginger. Yoma 8l'^; Ber.
36**
(v. Ms, M. in
Rabb. D. S. a. h), v. XP^^-'fi.
Sj^Tl35 m.(Syr.!!<p"iT:f, P.Sm. 1141;=Xp"nTT, reduplic.
of pp'^, cnip. XpJ'^TlII; for inserted 5 cmp 'pnnT^ s.v. 5WT)
jailer. Taan.
22''
Wi< 'T Ar. (ed., a. Ar. ed. Koh. XJ^S^l'^ST,
V. Rabb. D. S. a.l. note 50; Ms.M. nSDp-i-iS) I am a jailer.
712], V.
-^37.
TT
13'?,
V. 5<n!i:v
JSniDJ pr. n. pi. Z'noha (b.h.niST, Josh. XV, 34; 56)
in Judaea. Men. VIII, 1 (83'') Ar. a. Rashi (ed. !!<n::T,
Ms. M. xnsiT, Mish. ed. nn^ilTa, Mish. Nap. xn-iriTI; v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); Tosef. ib.IX,2 nrb IT (corr. ace).
D''313? m. pi. (b. h.; njp
1)
prostitution; "f "^Ja
children begotten in prostitution. Pes. 87* hot. "I "^53; ib.**
"t
'133 -1331
Ms. M. (ed. 1 n"'33, 'T -1331, v. ):i).2) sen-
suality, lb. Ill* "t mn . . . xnns sexual passion will seize
him (her).
pl3J, v.
p^3iT.
m
J)
f. (b. h. ; nsT) prostitution, unchastity, voluptu-
ousness. Sot.ix,i5(49'0 "t^ "T^ni nsin ms (='T ni3V) the
scholars' meeting house shall become a place of licenti-
ousness (where low people assemble). Num. R. s. 13 b?
imnx "!
for seducing his sister. Ab. Zar.
36'^ '7
"IT a
meretricious connection, opp.Wi^X. Gen.R.s.26 . .^Dtl bsJ
'Til 'p I'ln .... the Lord is long-suffering to everything
except debauchery. Keth. 3*, v. !^b1S'a; a. v. fr.
Sri^D?, 13? ch. same. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXIII, 2. Targ.
Hos. IV, 11; a.'fr.Targ. Job XXXVI, 14
'^ iio keepers
of brothels.Sot.
3'^ '31 xr.i33 'T faithlessness in the house
is like a worm in poppy-plants.
njj (b. h.) to glisten (cmp. n3l) to be fat; to be greasy,
foul (cmp. meanings of DtTt, "jnri, v. Ges. Thes. s. v. n3T);
1)
(act. verb) to loathe. Midr. Till.toPs.LX; Yalk.Ps. 777
iniX UPt73T nns nznx ipr;3't i3X did I loathe you? You
loathed me.

2) to be loth. Pesik. R. s. 41 (ref. to n3"iT,

Ps. LXXIII,27) "-^in !in3n IpnT^r because they removed
themselves from and were loth of Thee.
Hif.'rp'^\r) 1) to declare rejectable, unclean; (cmp.DnT)
to reject; (cmp. 3X0, pm) to remove. Hull.
7* "pn^jT^a "px
imx we must not detest him (remove him from college).
Pesik. R. 1. c. -n^n 0^:15 D''ri"i:'tp they (through their
sins) remove themselves from thee.2) to polish, cleanse.
Lev. R. s. 1, beg. (ref. to ni3t i3X) I Chr. IV, 18) that is
Moses V's'o Dr!i3"ri;r n^nisT^b 3x n^niu for he was the
father of the cleaners, for he cleansed them from idolatry
;
Yalk. ib. 428.
P^. nST to make glistening, to stroke, dress. Num. R.
s. 20; Tanh. Balak 12 HipinST . . . ins<3 I had come to
kill her, and now I had to polish her up; (Tanh. ed. Bub.
ib. 20 nni3iT; Yalk. Num. 768, Matt. K. to Num. R. 1. c.
quotes in Tanh. 1. c.
niniDl).
n3?, Targ. Ps. XV, 5 n3r ed. Lag., read niT^ or
?1Ti.
"'D?, n3? (b.h.)
1)
[to run to and fro, wander;] (with
ins) to run after, (with i"inx^) to run away from; esp.
to run about as a prostitute, to be faithless, be unchaste
(cmp. ch. N13 npB3 for Hjil, a. iSIi for our w.). Sabb.
55''
(play on 'iriB, Gen. XLIX, 4)
niST nx-jri . . . n^DS thou
hast trespassed upon religion, sinned, been unchaste (v.
^1T).^Snh. lOO'' nSTn N^O lest she may go astray (be
seduced); a. v. fr.2) to commit an offense. Gitt.
6''
ex-
plain. 11^5 n3Tn, Jud. XIX, 2, cmp. Targ. a. 1.
Pi. ns^T same, also to invite faithlessness, to excite the
senses. Sabb.
88*'
nrsin -in3 n2T?3 nbs n'D.'h'J (v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1.) bold is the bride who thinks of faithlessness
while getting married; Gitt.
36'' '31 3-ip3 nrrtir. Sot.
10*
l^br n35]p . . . nsT^an h^ if a man is lewd, his wife will
think of faithlessness against him; Yalk. Job 918 f^iJ'O
rnnn. Meg.
15* '31 nnsit nnu:3 3n"i Rahab suggested
impure thoughts by her name (Rahab hazzonah), Jael
with her call (Jud. IV, 18) &c., v. il^ST; a. fr. Trnsf.
(of plants) to degenerate. Gen. R. s. 28, end nn3i'i
"i^ixn CJX
the earth, too, became degenerated in her produces ; v.
Xi^SIT, Y. Kil. I, beg.
26'^
7|T?a mnisn the produces may
degenerate (ref. to Lev. XIX, 29).
^3j, S3? same. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXVIII, 24 11^3]
(0.
nj<i21);^a. e.
Pa. 1JT same. Targ. 0. Deut. XXII, 21 '2Tb ed. Berl.
(ed. Amst. HNSTb); a. e.Keth. 81* '31
^XS] pSD there is
a doubt, did she or did she not commit adultery ?

*Denom. "jrix f. a runner {after men). Snh. 106* hot.

(prov.)
(1153)' 1-133 i-i3al3 'X iXin i-J^iBI raOn after (living
with) princes and govei'nors she became a runner after
ship draggers (or carpenters). [Our w. is absent in Yalk.
Num.785 as well as in Ms. M., the latter having a mar-
ginal version Nim xblN.]
SinT3?, Ms. 'r3t, Targ. Prov. XXIX, 3, read:
Nnii3T,
'"^;!) V. next w.
kT3?, Sn^3? ('^;3?) f. ch.=h. n3iT. Targ. Joel
IV, 37ed. Wil.'^itni3}). Varg. Prov. VII, \q. lb. VI, 26;
i
PT
407
~
/t. KT^JI. "^Jt, "^1. TiMf
Mofc IV, M
X%IX. a.' V. |<fl. V Twui. I, M^ Iwi. 1
-3*3
latlc^ .
UUl I'ltMtUuiMI.
'
PI
(m. r. of n^) to frr fnHklfm, m^*<i

'
t ! ill Im %hm
i(. ). l,ar bob toovi
3 I fin MaI*
.1 ;.. i' momlk wnlrr.] lo mn$k* a
p
frmm

>tm htm mihmirf^MtJk. Ka. ft. ik i, "txi s^rj*
X errpt
y HHMto Mjr MIdrM tick Iqr vtibboM*
'
iiivMl, witvti y* His te,
/ (a ilrtf. lo /r. Y. Sabb. Till, 11^ b<
I M UimIi mmam rbl OM M pMdi Of
HSVCT,
Trf. Prov. Xll, tl mm* ad^ . Hno.
*'*X^ m. pi. (^Hb. 6^7C3. VMt/A. ywdhftd 4a^.
1 Arf. I Smb. XII, S (cd. Wtl. -^). Targ.U tern. XIX.
T:nrMinf.);..
T\7\m.{rm)9kok,MkL iWf.T.oD.xxyii,ss.
VTH, Tl (Pilp.of ;Ft) (o Morr. AAr, yilalr. trmMe.
Yk U. 15, vod 'S^ U
^
ini m 1 U* Hirrtd the mm op
u.l *)io.>.l (o him (IfoMi) 4e. T. Br. IX, 18' hot "VH
<-:V*r r^n<8 1 will oMk* my worid qoak*. Ori.l.S VJyi
nr'"-r-^n the plottghlir tooMocd It (tb rooU of Um
ir*); *ra vmr Xfv^ b (th* haabaadman) lifted the
ir*4> and pliicd it in *otK m.t%h (. oommmt.).
HUhpaliK TVrirn, XilApa, Trrn} i) to be tktlrm^
f>u;hUHt^i sh..bu. 3*
Y. Br. iv,
7*
nwm njrijni
j
titc \.til \.'t loinuved from it* place; B.Km.t9^ ^'^M is
PiUMiine quaked. Cant. B.I0 111, 7 rs*

i^ U
were frightened and ahakan ; a. ft*.3)
1 beOifOm,
Yalk. Num. 7ftJ iX^TSn ^S3 ^srs^K'S againat whom the
inhabitants of the eoontry rebelled; a. tr. Contracted
part, rn"ar, or
rn?
(-TTtrrrs). Hull.
U
'^'
PulUt 1
^STa Xrrrs wl. (Ar. Ttnrs) the atadenta oppoae it,3) fo
fttaaf fo fMuJlr. Midr. Till, to Pa. XVIU, 8 ryi 3?in rem
*:*
7Tr~TH . . . thon hait mada thy limba tremble
ik> will 1 make my world qnaka, v. anpra.
^y]
oh. aame. Targ. Pa. LX, 4; a. fr.
PMlHilp, yvnr to htfrjflthnti, Targ. Y.Gan. XXVII,
S3; a. fr.
U-U:" (--us;, ::ir?) m. (radapt of art. T.
xu**) j/omtg man, jT^Mtk, timdemL

PL cr^OCSt, oonatr.
*2?:t (a Variant of ^"^53, Bz. XXIV, 5, becanae -^R ad-
mtta of the meaning ot aemuilt, rfww, Oraak ttt<).
cb
a(
M^
(tiiiiaiai Xrapi tor "*9S}^ Tmmu fta^ai
VI. 4 ntm0i V. TMk iv ir toe vwi.
(ilfto4 m o W !> ilWf1 toilwOfwIi
of iImi FwiHIib. Mi4 idL ! *l L a^ aad u
K XXIV. I
) -jrnait .4 (Ma. far Tt. otk. MM* a. Yalk.
Oe*. a er) 'Ilka futtUttf ((ff*(, M ptoaa vt eiic
r. LXX Ka lAH
! t^T J p^
ell. aaiM. Tmt^ Y Kt.
, Taif. Owl. VI, t.
7*
'
t r Ir iBMlf, HaUuUkaL TMf.
Ifov,
Var ad. Ug. (e4.
Uf.
m, 9tk. "O^
S'ln, K*^^1 r. iqrt
*Hr**7T r.
^ i^.y^l
tmatl Tafg^riwe. Vll.t Ue.
'wi.
I4MU MP^^ Var. *"^VI|u
,- ^ , r.
pyi.
**'??
I,
"<1, "^^
All.
"Tr. "Ti <iif ?: ku k.
-fTt) t| to U Uemitr, flMff; fa he redmnd, 4 hMwI.
Taiv. Prov X. 97. v. 'TV. Tarv. imt. XXIX. : a. ti.^
Y. Babb. VIII, 1
1*
boC "S^ 1 16*
TTT}
tl (tW iHiwri)
WM radoaad. boi vaa mm made aa amall aa i had bai
batora; v. A*^.
S)
(cap. -73) ! et tkk. Qm.%,e,U
rrsB3 *7tn and ba may gat itolL^-) fa rairwim. Taff,
II
Ham. XVIII, ! ad.
Uf.
a. Ar. (ad. STS; ktast^on).
1/*
'^1!'.
*??l^
*?**
U
' rAKv, 40 UUe. Tarf. Bs.
A VI. 17; it (b. i*st 3-rri|. Tail. Lav.XXV, !; m.h^
Targ. T. Mom. XXII. n VVI
^
to vadMa ( l itoil
j
kim
(b. tast ns).t) fa W BMtt,' Tatf. O. Ba. XII. 4; a. a.
Bkpe. "^pnVi "Cpnt to 6r aMd^ tmmOer. Tary. Y. Oaa.
I, I4.-T. Sbak. Ill, AV top (laad:) T- r-3
|6- ir-rtw
it waa radaaed, bat not mada aa email ttc-^ e. eopn.
'^7\
IL
8CT7I
m., H*T7I, Kpr/^'l X'"^l t
(praaad.) amaH gommg, temder; Umtr; m UtUe. Tar^Oaa.
1, 14. Tkrg. O. ib. XUV.S^Tail. Oa*. XIX, SI ; a. fr.~
Y.Bar.U.4^ rc-i .. 16 1 tha ialMor doaa aoi gtaai iba
soparior; Y'.Sbek. II, 47topTi(Botn '-').Y.8ak.IIl,tl*
hot. rm ~7n vrsz ia babalf of oaa Ua jaaiar. T.
Kath. V. bc. Sff"T -T:fi and aaid aomitbi^ amaD (!-
s^fleant). Ib. t m arm ia tbia inmitbiat aUtt
a. fr.
7?. li;j
'
Ji. Targ. T. Bx. XII, 4. Taigs. Pt
CXV, IS; a. fr.-T.if. Kat. Ill.St' top lb Wr irrr and
ba aakad tba iatorior CmholaB)?PMb.
TTT.
*^.
. r
>
Tail, a Oaa. XXXO, lO^Tiaig. PaLCIV,f (Ma. KT^rt).
nr*^
in pr. n. m. Z'rr (laMJ^), aa Aawra. Y. Tw.
VUl, 44* hot. Iir^ -a t Y. Ber. V, cad,
* t -; a. a.
fcC^ I, T. rn II.
Mn*!7I n pr.a. m. Z^crta. (alao: KTCn,
Tr'...\ aaaw
of armi Amoraim. T. Tar. XI.
47^ botl; a. fr. (iaBab.
urn)T.Bar. VI, Id* top; a.a.Ibt 1.
9*
top "KT
t "v
IK Vm. ir top; Oaa. B. a. S TCa -C 1 -VT. Sabb.
I,
y"
MTOH -O 1
*\
V. FT. JTbo p. 7T*, a%.
xn^n'yT
408 ns'^pT
Sri^n^'S^^ f.
(list) sniallness, small number. Targ.
Lev. XXV, ie ; a. e.
D3^f (b. h.) fo be excited, avgry.Part. pass.
C!i"J;
f.
frcirT; pi. ni'airT. Num. R. s. 11 T D'^JS morose coun-
tenance, opp. m"i''x?3; cinp, riri.
Dly^ ni. (b. h.; preced.) anger, displeasure. Num. R.
.s. 11 'T ^;a D'^3B, V. preced. Kidd.
66'* "t3 . . .
I^inil and
Israel's scholars parted under (the king's) displeasure.
3?3?J, V. VVJ\, a. S'lT.
^!^T (b.h.; cmp. &?T) <o te excited, troubled, serious.

Part. act. Cl^it; f. rssit, pi. niB?iT, part. pass. qsi^T; f.

nSiiyt; pi. niB^iyt. Pesik.R.s. 21 'SIT D^DB (a, "15*1) serious
(commanding) countenance. Pesik. Baliod. p. 110*; Yalk.
Ex. 286
"
n-'SB, contrad. to nrsira indifferent, mT^aOia
inviting, kind countenance.
n^I ch. same, to rage, threaten, storm. Targ. Ps. L, 3
(h. text mrOJ). lb. X, 5 (h. text H'^B''). Gen. R. s. 6;i
IT^a Cjl'^'t'l
^3"!
xrn Rabbi wanted him (R.S.) to threaten
him; Yalk. ib. 110 r,?nT (Y. Ter. VIII, end,
46''
ClWi^b).
*1S^] m. (b. h.; preced. wds.) stortnivind, vehemence;
anger. Taan. Ill, 8 'Tn TT'b lb"^nnn the rain began to
come down with vehemence. Pe.sik. R. s. 16, v. 'liX'^'HSX.
Treat. S'mah. Ill, 9 'T h^a nni^ a sudden death (by the
anger of the Lord); cmp. M. Kat. 28*, s. v. C]m.
^{D| ch.BSime, stormtvind, hurricane. Targ. Job 1, 19
(ed.WiT.KSn); a.e.Ber.59(expl. mm-inMish.ib.IX,2).
SD'^iS3if1 m. (Arab. a. Pers. zafran) saffron. Targ. Y.
Lev. XV,' 19 (ed. Amst. X^BSt).
pPJ
(b. h.) to cry. Ex. R. s. 1 (ref. to Ex II, 23) 'pX
'D1 N^X Ip^'ri 'they cried' has the meaning of lamenting.
Hif.
p'^S'iri to cause to erg. Gen. R. s. 67, v. <n|5^T.
p3?|,
p"^!^^ ch. same. Targ. Ex. II, 23; a, e.
npIS^) f. (b. h.; preced. wds.) erg, prayer. Yalk.
Deut. 811; Yalk. Sam. 157 (as one of the expressions for
prayer; Deut. R. s. 2 M|55":). Gen. R. s. 67
'2^ nnx 1
Jacob caused Esau to utter one cry.
'Dpi??, Gen. R. s. 98, v. T'S'^pi
^7r\V}, V.
y?^
II.
SS5, SSn^^y* i^Tl^) f. ch. l)=h. rST pitch. Targ.
Is. XXXIV,
9.'
Targ. Ex.' II, 3.2)=r\^13^-!' pitch-coating.
Y. M. Kat. II, 8I'' top [read:] WiB-iTI, v. X'^"'p'npf-
TT^l TT'^^h iTi^l'
'?^^'- CnS^?) pr. n.
pi. (Zecpuptov) Z'firin, Zifirin &c., prob. the headland of
Cyprus (v. Sm. Class. Diet. s. v. Zephyrium a. Neub. Geogr.
p. 391), a place mentioned in connection with R. Akiba'
travels. Y. B. Kam. IX, end,
7* 'SIT; Sifr6 Num. s. 4
'ilBIt, riD-nST; Num. R. s. 8 'B-'T; B. Kam. 113^ 'iBt (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); Yalk. Num. 701 1-1S15.
\l^]f 'P^?
c. pi. (Syr. I^Bt, P. Sm. 1146; N^B, v. -j^Sl,
with preform. 1) a certain number, so and so many.
Targ. II Esth. I, 8.
^y?
(v.
7f(\
a. riET), Pi. qs"'} to line vessels with
pitch.Part. pass. iCa^r,!iBt, Part. PmoZ ris^tri. To.sef. Ah.
Zar. IV (V), 10 niBIBT; Ab.Zar, 33* pEWTri." B.Mets.40''
'T22 when the oil vessels are lined. V. HBJ.
pDJ
m. (pBt, cmp, pBD, pBb; cmp. KpBp"iX) bird's
crop. Hull. 111,4. Ib. 6 (one of the signs of clean birds).
Lam. R. to IV, 15 n^iai-in ))-a "r, v. niniBb.
pDf,
^^p5D? ch. same. Targ. O. Lev. I, 16.Tai-g. Y.
Deut. XIV, ^rpBT; ib. Lev. XI, 13 xnpBt V. XEplPT.
XripD? f., V. preced.
n:1nD?, pnst, v.
-r-s^.
r : I !
'
:
T^pl,
v. Xi^i.UI.
S^lpT m. (qpt. cmp. KBpDX) lintel; trnsf. upper lip.
Targ. Ps. CXLI, 3 (h. text b?, cmp. rt'n),
fjlpj,
V. tipi.
5^1p],
pi.
D^Slpi,
pplpj, V. -rE^pi.
SDIpVHD^p? f. (a. Hebraism, v.ClpT)
t nop (X731p)
erect stature, pride. Targ. Hos. XI, 7. Targ. Y. Lev.
XXVI, 13. [riBipt gallows, v. Vt-tTp] II.]
np^pl
m. ch. {pp^)
strainer. Y. Sabb. II, 5* top, v.
iibp^nT
riDp?, V. 'ipf II.
''^^P?
o erecf, v. qpTi.
^^p], JJ^^D^pl I m. (preced.) 1) erect, upright. Pes.
40'*
"i"iDi< "t if it (the pot) stands upright (so that the moisture
cannot run out), the grain is forbidden. [Ms. M. XBp^t
as a noun, an upright standing vessel.]

2)
elevated, pro-
jecting. Targ. Y. Lev. XIII, 2 'T XOl^J (h. text nxr; some
ed. NB-'pj).P/.
Tt-^P}.
Targ. Y. Ex. XXVII, 2.
i<S'^pllI (SSp^f)
m. (preced.) 1)^0^6, scaffolding,\
gallows. ' Targ. n Esth. II, 7; a. e.Targ. I Chr. X, 10
'pi1.
Meg.
16''
'TD nnn:^^^ . . . V'lT (Asheri 1 ''3; ed. 'n|
incorr.; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note
6)
you must extend]
the Vav of snni (Esth. IX, 9) as long as a pole; inbisj
'Z^ 'J "ina (ed. nS'^pT, Ms. H. 2 Xin 12; Asheri "f NirQ)
they were all hanged on one pole (at the same execution',]
V. infra). B. Mets.
83*^'
"t "^mn under the gallows. Ab,
Zar.
18''
lb mpDX they took him out for execution.
I
2)
(part. pass, of vjpT) hanged, culprit. B. Mets. 69'',
v.J
xnpn"''n.
3)
(fem.) execution, v. supra.
SD'^p? m. (preced.) raising, lifting up. Targ. Y. Gen.
XV, 1^2. [Targ. Y. Lev. XVIII, 2, v. XB-'pT I.]
riD^p? f. (w)pp putting up, erection. Ab. Zar.
46*
nrB">pT NlwJ'^a"! the erection of which is noticeable.
wpf 409
9!
I
> IM fNlUMm Vp of IK* WMNll I
OH llw ll>lilUi
N""J5J
m,
r?)^|.
ltKm.triofi(aMlil.rT7<^,
F. HPTN;
Yalk. O^n, 6* (aom* mI. mtt^). CMw.
I ottr w.flr. M^. C4ap. I^ll;?^^ ihchil<oo btac
vil lo Uv un lUr.)
y^
I (b. Ii) (! U thim-. *Armmk,
Anl,J lo te M.
H. .
4- .'
'%ir7'J
T^RI
'"''*
I Alt! I (tlir I
ltdaiaf
Iltf. TTvn 1) fo grott M, Sab. 100^ 'Ti irao n^n^rt
I !) itrrtvM ! old , bt is afVftid Iwt te. Knib.M*
^iru e*:*7rt^ lhy
f
in th middU of lbir dajra
irlj). ttebb. i<*
i^'P
'
VW ?: ^ Um oMr Ibagr
a. fr.S) to MoAv old, tmMtr old (fetib). Om.
BanT*3n crrprs> . . . em yoo oooaklT aaeli
If yoang, aad cb hta pariocr old (Talk. ib.8t to^
luid bliT your Lord too old (to do womimoj):
^if' '8?!?.
V*/>|NL 9**; 1) to loemm old, imI, frml.
fBr. IX, eiHl 14'
(rr. to prov. XXIU, SS) n^f^n} BR
['P'S^
if tli> nation is dcenyiof (in fbitb), tUod ap
fbnca br in (prevMit bar boing uoddoa opon); Talk.
^T.MO.
S)
(cnip. pnpn) fo ho trndmrefy tomgidertd^ be
(bayond duubt);
4)
(cmp. m'P)
to be kmrd, d^-
Tompf. 6nb. VII. 7 (tha pratidinf jodga dodarw)
'tk^' (ITT?)
*^' ^^^^ ^^'''
7^PP*^);
dheoMiJ
lb.
42*
r^
'vz nra what dow mixdakken nkaaat
it tiuan !C*^ rp tba easa is bard (dUBeolt, so as
ad a rooasidratiun)t .... It means 10*i aart
is clear : T. Sub. V. cod. 2^*.
rb. same.
)tom0keold,nimk*m. Smb. M* nm''^ m
. . '.sm asoaats . . . made as (ma) old, .IKTIL

frow old. Midd. 47* n^

*7(^,^
(omm ad. topni,
rxsp>) tbis would ba a sign tbat ba baa wiHtad
(passed tba obaag* of life).
^ II tu. (b. b.; preoed.) 1) old mum. Oao. B. a. St,
rz. Y. Bice. Ill, 6i* bot t rrrvs (Talk.Lav. 70
3) the dutj of standing up before aa old mbm
14*; a. Ar.S) elder,
judft,
oekolmr. lb. (ret to Isl
TX^ ^W
*T ... ..I (?-, ../rfrrr.
/flT
lheh'me\'rt> .Hoc VIU.
I
'
I4* '^j f*!
s'f-p,
ni.t ,-' ' ft. a. M ;
.-M -^pan (rMl
fT?
M
-U?*!). i
HTl*'
I
m. {Vtt\\
Hfimgmit. IWf.Uia. Ull. (Ak [
1
"rfT!.
.
TT'I
PI t l^i/ai !>,<. <.i '.t \.. j1 ili <mJ
i<uM Ma*, s^ S* ''^7S
"^
* *<i. ~*j !.<.
I<^f<j4
bad toarasi, .. .
OfU KOi. ti^ i6ii ^
r
an !< ! ft.t VIT. iTi sAobif i* aMeMt
WUfmh.
-wni i6
r^ i
..f^>...w
..^-.<.. < Hwwagli <dyi
Mi<isbsr<raaMia. V M Katllf.bac !'
T*V8
ni
^ Isfcall got rstiifH
w ff*y diea iba tiplowa oQ
a Mulvsi; a f^rII t^lg?*. ^b t >< r. n^^- Ham M
ii 'VI nm talibleissi U. Her II* n"9?* *>
*< at iba NbaaiOMl avItiMl: a V. h.-^ti
grmmd*
ff'*-^.
mmrmlor.
--

W fw ii esl o#
iWtr aMMior (A
, fl^^a.^^
VsMb fQB|
IV|"|?f >; l9->|liM.9*
1 0M wSitfmi
tl^
'
tf^^rmd'
MfAfT.MMilraa* -ff^ffViWi
tr'^iMltnallaar '
"^
tide flMM^S
<i, );,-> ''dj
oOau-Ft. nn?l. r ib. I, n^ boc; a. a.
TjJJ
. (b. b.; caipk pi) *rrdL
Ber II* -r
ip^
IbjT baa4 ia te., v.Vjf IdkTUl.llM^
'31
,
'
11 ran i
tTTW mUl ba gRMss a bi. bjr vMrii
Is OMOiit tU bair of dM geaheie *.; . fr^A V^.
Lev. E. s. S.
n^ f, (b. b.:
pt) eld s^. /ntdfir. Ber. ar ^B
<
<9B is tbereaoidbe elate oOoMaga bars*eMwlir
T4ar ravp n ftaUigr oT oM age wM ovartafca hte
<f>
BMlwIj). RBatltHO^^lrtw Mtiaartj aid ah.ll*.
a. a. 1 "^n OMS woiBMiadiag lapm tor Omk ak BL
Mato. ST*; Bab. 101* 1 ^m |6 vram
'9 (v. Babb.D. 1.
a.l.Bo(et)aptoAbffabaai*sdafs. tbara as ao disiiaclias
ia appeanuwa of oU age (v. Oaa. XXIT, I); a. fr.
nUJ^lsaoia. Kidd. tt* V^, Qalswb. wUk t-^).
T.Bets. lidO' bot. ^c^nb tt: TnicrB I sava ay I
for By old age; a. tr.
(Ms. -rrpi).'
TWig. Pa. LZZl. It
^^ (b. b.) 1) to /OM,
^
logetker, pmt
wf,
erwd,
mtorv (to proper posWoa). Beia.Il,
'5*
7*SHi TV
joa
tntui not set ap (pat togetber (be Imks oO a laasp oa a
Holy Day (v. ib. Sf). M. KaLtT* T TtTW
f-rat, fhMa
what ttea oa tlw ev of the aabbath ars tka aMwaen*
aoMhae pat ap agaiaT Ab. Sar.
4*
'ai rorafr 1 if oaa
pat a brick op to worship it, t. r^r<^ ; a.fr.Part.pasaL
rnpi. L rvpt. lLKat.111,7 t nso a pa-p noacb, oppu
a. tr.t) (caspi mS a. Lat. aaxas) to
W^palr, et^foiM apon (with ^). B.
rrtna aad the ctaditor settlas tha i
or as a loaa (the acta slaliag tha
of priaciple aad iaieresK as priae^). OM^ 1^ TT
UV'.v"
sracro aatil dw aecapla patttol pajaMBt (of
Iter widowhood) and ssitlss the balaaiw aa a loaa (by
m.
410
P^T
talcing a note &c.). lb. n^5 Stbl nBpT if she allows her
widowhood to be entered as a loan without taking a
partial payment, lb. nibos "iSi^TUJ . . . onx indemnity
for outrage, fines . . . which were settled in the way of
a loan; a.e.
3)
(neut. verb) to stand upr
iff
ht, to be restor-
ed again. B.Mets.59'' ^iSJpt X^l . . l^S3 5<^ the bent walls
did not fall, nor did they assume their straight position.
Ber.
11'^
'OW'^
'1
't1 R. Y. remained upright, opp. <^'^'r\-
lb. nspt iinx . . "13X^3 when I bowed, thou didst remain
upright. Y. ib. IV, beg.
7*
ClpiT he erects himself (from
his bowed position).Part. pass. ^lIpT, f. ns^pt upright,
erect. Ber. 1. c.
nspt nop erect stature, proud car-
riage. Ib.
43''; a. fr.
Nif. vipt? 1) to be put up, to erect one's self. Tosef.
ib. I, 6; Sifr6 Deut. 34; a. e. 2) to he converted into a
loan. Gitt. 1. c. m^oa OiEf?'!? ^n^ixo from what time
are fines &c. considered as converted loans (so as to be
subject to limitation)?
npf, ^"Ip] ch. same, 1) to put up, rear, erect, raise
(armsV head &c.). Targ. Gen. XXXI, 45. Targ. Y. Ex.
XVII, 11 ripT; a. fr.Bets. 22* XS'nUjb rib "i he put the
lamp up. M. Kat.
25''
tT^DI-ixls tT^BpT he set his coffin
upright.

Part. pass,
ripl q. v.2) to stand erect. Targ.
Job XXIX, 8. Ib. XXIV,' 24 IBIpT Ms. (ed. 13"^-nx) stand
undiscouraged (wait).3) to hang up. Targ.IChr.X, 10;
a. e.Part. pass. CjipT hanged. B. Mets. 59'',
v. XPip'l'n.
Af. qpiS
to elevate, Targ. Ps. XXX, 2 (Regia Pe.; h.
text nbl).
'
Ithpa. Cj'^pntit, Jthpe. 7\'^p;^^.^ l) to be erect, to rise.
T94-g. Gen. XXXVII, 7. Targ. Ps. XXI, 14; a. e.2) to be
hanged. Meg.
16''
>iB'^p'?TN, v. XBpi II.
iiirilDp] f. (preced.) raising, lifting up. Targ. Ps.
cxiiiy2.
pp"^ (b.h. ; cmp. "pf a. ppl) [to make thin, fine,
clear,]
1) to distil, smelt, v. Pi.

2)
(cmp. Cj'ns) to rivet, forge; to
chain, tojoin; tobind, obligate.Part.pass. pAp^, f.tip^^p]
;
pi. dpsipT,
'pplpl, f. riippT, with b chained to, connected
ivith, dependent on. Men. 27 '21 't m^ mniB "fiuirn
the fruit-bearing species of the festive wreath shall be
combined with those which bear no fruits. Y.Ber.VI,
10*
bot.
'31 '1
|b"!3 'T>ln^3 when they were, all of them, de-
pendent on one loaf (for saying grace). Pesik. R. s. 43
'pb niplpl . . . mba "15J3 (not 'pplpT) corresponding to
;the three laws for which, our Rabbis taught, women are
made responsible (Sabb. II, 6). Y. Ab. Zar. II, 41* top
ni3bpb 't in constant intercourse with the government.

HjTuin. R. s. 9 nplpt 5<^'^ W^l^h she is responsible to two

(her tiusband and the Lord). Shebu. VI, 3
nit333
'?1 "pppit movable chattel binds the immovable with
reference to the obligation of making oath, i. e. the
two claims preferred in one suit are considered as one
lawsuit, and the oath must refer to both; Y. Keth. XI
[,
36* bot. [read :]
nyinurb 'if^pilb to combine the two (as
one lawsuit) with regard to the oath. Yeb. 11,5 nst ppiT
'31
he holds his brother's wife tied to the leviratical
marriage, i. e. she cannot marry otherwise until released
from him; a. fr. V. np'^T.
Nif. pp)i (cmp. 51T Nithpa.) l) to join, meet; to be
engaged in. Gen. R. s. 20 '31 '3
xb tslsiyo the Lord never
engaged in communication with woman. Ib.s. 42; Pesik.
R. s.
5 ; a. e.
'31 "b'on
'3
the king was attached to, took an
interest in the atfairs of the country. Sabb.
12''
n""2
"I'^N
lb
'iPP!?
the angels do not attend to his prayers.
[2)
(in
a hostile sense) to attack. Gen.R. 1. c. pp^b D"^nn"a 1X3
lb (Pesik. R. I.e.; Ruth R.introd.,a. e. Sll'^inb) Barbarians
came to attack him.]

3) to live ivith; to be coupled.

Ruth R. to IV, 3 nb ppTN sb'iJ T3"5 with the condition
that I will not live with her. Gen.R.s.20
'31 nppT3 ^3'iX
I shall never again live with &c.Pesik. K. s. 15; Pesik.
Hahod., p.
43*'
in-'nb p;513 mx X.T^'i' in order that man
be attached to his house (love his wife); Yalk.Ps. 738; a.e.
Hif. p'^prri to oblige. Succ.
28'' '31 "^Sirippin will yon
force me to say &c. ?
Hof. Pl^^in
to be made dependent on, to obligate one's
self, to be obliged to regard: B. Bath. 170* '31 ^pp^'Ti. CS
Ms. M. (ed. I3ppnn 13 3in3 DX) if they (the parties to
the deed) bound themselves to depend on the signatures
of witnesses, &c. (ed. if it was written in the document,
we obligate ourselves &c.).
Nithpa. pp?t3 1) to be engaged in, to care. Tanli.
Korah 6 m'^UJnls Ippin xb (Yalk. Num. 750 Ip!^??) they
did not care to answer him. 2) to attach one's self fo,
to make love to. Num.R.s. 9.
3)
(in an evil sense) to get
,
at, to harm. Ib.s. 5 dnb ppwtib ^p2 wanted to harm them.
Pi. pp'^T (b. h.) to smelt, refine, distil. Lev. R. s. 31
ippTpUJ n3> until he has refined the gold. Part. pass.
p;3iTp, f. nppsiTp. Pesik. R. s. 14
'31 'Toi .... n-iirn the
Torah is clai'ified and distilled in forty nine ways.'2)
to
chain, tie, connect.Part. pass, as ab. Y.Hag. III,beg.
78''
U51pb 't03 it treats of an object which is tied (has been
made subject) to the law regulating sacred matter, i. e.
treated as if it were sacred matter, v. il''^fl^. H
ppj
ch. same, 1) to refine.

Part. pass.
pp^.
Targ.
Ps. xil, 7. Targ. Cant. I, 11; a. e.2) to chain. Part,
pass, as above. Targ, Is. LX, 1 1 ]^p'^p'] led in chains (h.
text t3"^ain3).
3) to obligate. Part. pass, as ab. Y. Ber.
1,
3*^^
bot. n3"i31Db "|3'^pipf we are bound to say the bless-
ing. Y. B. Mets. X, beg.
12'= '31 nx 't thou art bound to
carry me (the lower story must be kept in repair at the
expense of its owner). Ib. 'pplpT '|13''X1 (read: 'pt).
P<^-
P"^i?!
1) io refine. Part. pass, ppit'? (Hebraism).
Targ. Cant. I, 11.
2) to obligate, tie. Yeb.22'' top ppr^
'"^i^"'!?!
''23 Rashi (ed. p'^p'i) he (the bastard brother) also
ties her (prevents her from remarrying).
Ithpa. PPTi-tX, contr. pp^^^x to be cleared. Targ. Y.
II Num. V, 19 ip^n
(h. text prn).
Ithpe. p'^p^rx
as preced. Nif. Ned.
77''
n-b Ap-'p-^l'^H
'31 pa'i the Rabbis attended to (the absolution from
|
vows of) the son &c. Ib., sq.
'31 2"! iT'b 'X Rab attended i
to Rabbah's vows in a private room of the school- house
&<.Y. Keth. II,
26''
bot.
'31 p-ip^nx to sleep witli
&<.
p]p\
m. (denom. of Xp-^i II; cmp. Xplp"^) II) maker of
and dealer in leather bags.

PI.
TVi^l-
Mikv. IX,5 't b;y
saddles used by the dealers in hose (Ar. :
"I'^p'^y
b;i3 saddles
on which hose is carried).
Vf
411
i
MM)^ w,
rf n.fl) f Mil M. r
mf, -^j. A'MliNf.
-^T!*?'
I) lo ^ Ikrmmi h Imp, !
titlft^.
"
"^
-
1) lo h0 4tlU*t U
(.11 -
^ '^*5
Af
r. Ar
.
A. i. II
",t;j . . . rrw)
' f
'' "
'"'"' -
'-'f..
Ilor. 44* - .-

)m
< lUbli. I>. t, . I. |Mf 40)
'IT lO MjrtllHlf
"T^n Iq Ihp
foHk, to
kmf
milA
^ NIdil I
>ftt4, ItNUpiNl
^i
I thikir-
It;;t)^i4.
Trg.l8Mn.XlII,tMb.lMi|9^).
i tov. XIV, a (otn* Ml. *p\ cofT.Mc). /v. TTir;',
Turf. Kob. XII. II. (B. Mel*. M*. v. MTp-t
]
")?,
T.
^.
*)
i..(b.li.;v. .)
l)ii/niiifrr;(inTalni. aMMtfjr)
j/ruvf. kjrwati. Xb.lt,l. lb.tr; Toaw4^j.fr^
). rnt. Ttb.
86*> *?) '1
Knrt gnuilMl tbat ak* U aot
'imiljr;Ut <iiiMHipnBJttd*e.T
ow^y. V i>9.
4l^(f, to^^
-*
12*pss **i lio not make Um ombj
V king. 8*bb. loA** 'r t \m 'nm
vranniMl powr wHbin tbMfs.B.*.S4
..
-
. "n, .
^) tf oiM is worthy "w ^ uiw
xd SM^ ibajr ar* to him erown, if notttii ciMajr;
Hvakb. 8.Fin. rvM. Yoma n*" t
-
-
m.
l.'m 'Triers) tlw Law appsart to .
,nt
M. aba baeomaa astraofad from bim. T.*t|.

st) out-
skumtfif lMfAaoM (t. iri). Nom. B. . 7 (pUr oo
Num. XI, JO) n 1 ncr; '^xtr ud how doaa ha
<m> an oateaatt Laproav OTvreotnas him.

Ft or^.
%"S7n ,:: *T excludeil (Vom tlw eonfragatioo. Sab.
: a. ft-.
'1
cb. tarn*. Targ. r \MV
8abb. n^
X ^T ID. (b. h.; V. preoed. a. naxt w.) iiMtr, loath-
mg. Num. R. t, 7; Lev, R, . |8, v.
-
UL
'*
^T4
. stm.
X*y V.
"^
cb.

J
ra. (v. naxt w.) riM, {fwrw^r, (riwaiijif. KiL IX,
7
t sr rr:-: Ms. M. a. otb. (v. Babb. D. 8. a. 1. note; ed.
^^> , cloth-lined shoe; Y. ib. 32^
top.
^
,}
to smrromndy Kme, trim, Y. Kit. IZ. Sf* top (ral
-^ ir Vmts, v. praoed.>
*5"
jrc-3
TTT'
7'^x r-9t
f4aai vWr* iliaf pai wmt
(0 U wtmd te 0tm
3"
"U^ WW ad
-|6*nilMirt. v.tabk. (A
l
'
rnnrt
d
- r ,^
^
.,;fc |^/
I'" (orr. a< , * '<.
n
rn.
ft.a.10 (!
"^^
r
-
'
r
i|M with waaw; Yatb, Am > rrrst sns TVB
li w- (9 Jfli
a.
I
r. . iiM)
orl#. T.Iit.f.f7*lM.
aaiTBt. (ft la avidaal Ikai oar
-bod, M n. to f<v7 TalML Mm.
,, _ ;^._ ,

anov*** tr ta I.. 1l : I 4
or TV.]
n^*J^ n. wrywil, mmoCtn>arafawl
eofdooa twl^ hot tara bwili. T. taaa. in. btf. IT,
T^ m. (v.m) I) tlnrnflk, mk ftni. wl^r r^.j47*
(a OHNaphor in initatioa of Prov. XXXI V:
^ Tfe "ai *r^ rrn n
Ar. (rwid nftff; rf,
-
. -.^-.
.
.
r iir V; if*, if. irrw nt rt, iiift
'
M*. tf. f
r "^r-i T-t; T. Rbb. D. S. a.' L aoa) all bmm Imm
dona valiaaUj, bat tba valor of oqf BtoirtaraamHad tkmm
all (a maUpbor of carafVil Btftamftj').
f)
(a. Mst v.)
pl.
=Tn. 7-n aftoate, frwac. Toaal tabb. IX (X|, !;
SiU>b.i08* '^'VT*?^ ba wlw eta gwata. If jar
food 4c lb. Xvill. S (IM^) 1 '^rsr. bmdlaa of
|
Ijooof raada Ik., aaailaMa far foddar); Ok ISt*. ToaMl
ib.XIT(XV).lo rm mi. Saak. (fl ri% Tar. sn . .)^
Ep. 1 -^V-^ Or fowy
^proMfa
< Om mwimltwi^ ite
intarior of which ia mimm aa a rriiah. Skahi. TU, &.
ToMf. 8bb. Vni (IXX 1^ 7"a6n& foorr. aaM: Y^Mt
Maaa. 8h. I. IS; IVMaf. Ukta. 111,0; Ufcia. Bl, .! pr.
n. Oi.h.)ZiTei, BaaMofabrook, Ti iftrs. Tmr.0.%mm.
XXI. IS; a.a.Toaat SkabL IT. II ; T. lb. Y^ ST; flHM
Daot. 61 -rtn; Talk. Daat. 874 ^n r^r (ooit. aae.); v
HfMaab. Baitr. p. 44.
T^} (dDom. of praed.)
Trt %
(Vm rtes) to i tof>
lanftjf. Tona 47", t. praaad.
A-
n
T {to Blrei^Arm, 4Ktdermle grmik; cmp. 72
Af^
to trimt, m^ dheolt og. au>k.zn,S
r >:<
.
jt pn
h who C4it off dry twif, or jonmg dioota. fb. f<n*, v.
preccd. Ab. Zar. OI, 10 (4f^. Toaaf. Sabb. CX fZ). ttf
ad. Zack. (Tar. tttju
Hm
'
m. (m) and of mimil^ armomr (v. P. Sik.
q. . TT. Km, jtam, >rT)L Babb. . ezpL Tr
TT*T, Toaet Babb. XIT (JTt, 10. . "ni
H-
5i
xrr^^iT
412
=1T^
^^71- (^^"lO
f-
C^^^)
bushes
of
sorb, or service-
tree, growing in unhealthy marshes (v. Low. Pfl. p. 289)
Pes. Ill'' iT^ti 'T
'^^'1
(v. Kabb. D. S. a. 1. note 400) the
spirits of the sorb-bushes are named shidde (demons). lb.
'31 fi<riOP SD'^ab 't a sorb-bush near a town has no less
than sixty s^eWe; [Ms. M. xnnt, Nnnij, XPi'lT; v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. notes).Kidd.
73'' '31 IS llii . . . 't a child ex-
posed in a sorb-bush near a town (where it is likely to
die) is considered a foundling CiS^lDX). Keth.79* '31
'T 50X
a forest (of timber), a sorb plantation and a fish-pond.
nil, fem. of IT
q. v.
TT T ^
nnu, II, V. ^^Ti,ii.
TT ' '
'
^J7?
ll
''^^ W-T^-1?^- MelahdZarvai, a. hordev
place on the east side of the Jordan. Tosef.Shebi. IV, 11
'n nb^ Var. (ed. Zuck. "iSllin -^\)^); Y. Shebi. VI, 36'
'I'ltO^n
rt^ (read 'a-it='l^_T, v.Hildesh. Beitr. p.61, sq.);
Sifr6 Deut. s. 51 XTIi't IT'bsJ; Yalk. ib. 874 "iXIT^I rr^^ia.
[Hildesh. 1. c. a. Neub. Geogr.
p. 20 emend X-iVsia
or
nr)-Q (i<nibo) for nbo.]
niT, pi.
i^ni,
V. Tm.
"inJ
f. (b. h.) arm; (with animals)
fore-leg, shoulder;
strength, force. Ber. \1^
'Til -pJIT-iS
receive their susten-
ance from the Lord by dint of their strength (virtue),
opp. npl:i3 by divine grace. Y. Taan. IV,
69''
top ISilt
ViKIUJ"! "bZ) btti the arm (defence, protection) of all Israel'.
''
Sabb. 56^ 'n lbi:D they took by force. Lev. E. s. 2 N23
'n 11i2n
bs> like one coming against his neighbor with
force (confident of victory).Hull. X, 1 'Tn the law con-
cerning the shoulder as the priest's share (Deut. XVIII, 3).
Ib. 98=' nbm
\ V. bm; a. iv.~Pl. niSJi^T, constr. ^Si-iT.
Sot. 49'>;
Tosef. ib. XIV, 3 n^in 'i the supports of' the
Law.'t "^bya violent men. B. Mets. 118*; a. e.
VT)\i T"] m. (=b. h. ?!|1t; S-iT) solving; seed. Targ.
0. Lev. XI, 37.-P;. T^ri^T,
'^^.
Targ. Is. LXL 11 KTOil^T
(ed. Lag. TOn-'t sing.). [Y. Sabb. IX, 12*
top; Y.'kil!
Ill, beg. 28 (ref.tols.l c.) x^bo tiiyiilij
zerueha is spelt
p^ene (with l); v. xasti.]
p1"l? pr. n., '\
iriD, V. pn.
^tT i?^"'?
P'- '^P^-
Z'rukinga, in Babylonia. Hull. 1 1 P.
^m")T, Cant. E. to II,
9, v. nT I.
Prllj f. (denom. of IT) the legal status
of the non-
priest, the laws concerning
non-priests. Y. Ter. V
43*^
'T "ilD'^N the prohibition as far as it concerns the T'rumah
to he eaten by non-priests. Y, Bice. II, 65*
'T "iH'^n in-
asmuch as they are permitted to non-priests. Y. Orl.
II, end, 62<= 't dllU^s for violating the law forbidding non-
priests &c.Yeb. 68^ a.e. (ref. to IT ^31, Lev. XXII, 10)
'31
-p "iPi^Tax 'T the Law treats of non- priests, but not of
the mourners ; a. e.
n? (reduplic. of ^T, v. I'm; omp. ItK) to be strong,
vigorous, quick, v. ^^T.Part. pass. TinT, v. T'^nT.
Pi. Tn-^T
1) to strengthen, to make active and ready, to
instigate. Pes. 89^'
n^xp . . -,n_Tb ^^3
he said so in order
to awaken their emulation in religious acts. Nidd. Sl'^-
Yoma 47^ ^inT^T, v. fTiTLPar^ pass. TniTp a) strong,
vigorous. Nidd. I.e.; Snh. 70''; a. e., v. -(a^n.
b) active,
zealous to do good, valiant.
'
Mace.
23''
xbx rpTtQ -px
(^nitob Ar. (ed. tllTa; some ed. T-it2, corr.acc.) only the
strong-minded it is worth encouraging; Yalk. Deut. 937;
Sifr6 Num. 1 D^niTob; a. e.
2)
(with n) to admonish,
be severe. Tanh. Korah 6 "(na TnTa binnn
(Num. E. s. 18
Dnb "imb) he began to speak to them earnestly.
Hithpa. tn^iTn, Nithpa. Tn^n i), to he alert, zealous,
conscientious. Pesik.E.s.e (ref. to ^lira,
Prov.XXII,29)
nsxb^a FiT^'nn thou hast been zealous (conscientious)
in thy own occupation. Tanh P'kudell ; a.fr.
V.T'i'iT.
3) to be armed. Yalk. Num. 785, v, next w.
'J!
I> Pc-
"^Tll
same;
1) to he quick, to hurry. Targ.
Y. II Gen. XXIV, 20 (h. text in^).Targ. Ps. LXX, 2
T-i^iT
ed. (Ms. 'T; h. text U5in) ; a. e.Part. Pe. T-^-iT, Pa.
^y."^;
pi-
Tri], r!";j, riT,'?-
^arg. Y. I, H Num.'ix,
8,
opp. "pna; V. also T'^'iT.
2) to quicken, strengthen. Yeb.
102b
(expi.
jr-^ijn^,
Is. LVIII, 11) ^?:ia ^WT it means
quickening the bones. Cant. E. to II, 10 "[''jaia iTI^T
(not iT-il-iT)
make thyself ready ; Pesik. R. s. 15 '^TlT.
3) (cmp. l-iT,
1_TN) to tie around, gird, arm; to harness,
saddle. Targ. 0. Gen. XIV, 14. Targ. Job XXXVIII, 3
T^:iT Ms. (ed. T-^-iT, T^T). Targ. 0. Ex. XXIX,
9; a. fr.
Part. pass, ^-\n, pi. 'pnTri, S^^nTp armed. Ib.
Xm, 18. Targ. Is. XV,
4; a. fr.- Yeb. I.e.' (ref. to nsbni,
Deut. XXV,
9) Nin ^W^T NT31K1 may I not say, it means
tying on?
Ithpa. Tn'iix, Ithpe. T^-i^TX i) to strengthen one's self
(so as not to give way to emotion). Targ. Y. Gen. XLIII, 31.
Targ. Esth. V, 10.
2)
to gird one's self, he armed. Targ.
Num. XXXII,
17; 20; a. e. Targ. Prov. XXX, 31, v.
^S"^!-Sifre Num. s. 157 iT-i^Tix
ibx isbnn "pN hehaVtsu
(Num. XXXI,
3) means, be armed; Yalk. ib. 785 IT-rnTn
(Hebr.).
'J.J
U ")|J
*" (preced.) 1) strength, valor, v. TIT.
2) beit, belt-saddle. Kel. XXIII, 2 laibpirxn 'T Ar. a. ed.
Dehr. (ed. T^IT) the Ashkelonian saddle; Sifra M'tsora,
Zabim, Par.2, ch.III; Yalk. Lev.568 n-i3irnUNn iriT (corr.
ace.).P;. -pnT, constr. int C^Ti-iT). Erub.
18''
D^3Xn 'T
garments of fig-leaves (v. next w.j.
Pjll,
^^51^
'"'"?!
^1'- ^^^^- Targ. I Sam. XVIII,
4;
a. fr. Targ. Is. V,
27^
T'^'nT (constr., ed. Lag. T-iT). P/.
?!';!
Til!
garments, equipment. Targ. 0. Gen. Ill, 7 (h.
text nSiri). Targ. Jud. XIV, 19 ")iniT-lT ed. Lag. (ed. Wil.
'linnT, h.text 'nilS'^bn).Targ.Ps.LXXXIII, 15 X^IVJ '^nt
the crests of mountains (cmp. "i^^T ; Ms. "i-in,
v. X1^ I).
T-H?' ^n?
(''edupl.of q^T, V. n"iT) to flow over. Cant.
E. to I, 3 '3i' Q-isnTia . . . -nNiua
r^nta . . . pian no
(not ^S<U53) as oil on top of another liquid, when the
cup is full, does not flow over with other liquids, so will
the words of the Law not flow over (the lips) in con-
nection with words of frivolity. ,, J
it^*rf 4IS
I
I
|.l
V
t
.f from
f r-ti.
*^% r,nt
R. ui V, I 'r era . . . r-Tn "jr . b^}
MMllmlM IWOUillAlor> in It'*
' *- *
'
uoagvoMlw. ( littt. llt.t
**
TJlfll iH. (Ilyr. r^ l. Umi. mm. At. nmu,
tUtrlimf: Itull. ct* *n r K'anS (HifM Nli'o.
efa. V i4 Uhi uil-
.
*ai *l ^Wl aol

fbtio* \hm
mvMi4e.iOtt !. "Vl llocli
of Urltiif* came to PtUwiln*. PI, U"^"1^,
l"'T ^J-
**
.?& 'S^ 1 *KJ TV
twu tfoeii of auiflinga OAjiwM alMirott
OM boArd (two ttnliuiMi eannol nil* l lb wuiM Uom).
ToMf. Hull, til (IV). W.
^riT
pi
ynp?,
*. -i-i i
nij (l>
. )
[to 9>mul,J /o Mmc
i/zariyr.
rm (emp. rvjnj . . . xrao ^vi did Ua tun
riM for him (Jasob) BioMt Y. ^Dh. VIII, cad. ... -T
rrn^ lUfi dow Um mm ahfaM on him (the thi0 nloscT
A. Ar.Tiinli. Tnv IS, a. fr. 'Vt nrm ttti toprvMjr broke
out on 4o.
m/. rr-|m i) to mmlm tkimt. 0n.R..s rr-om i& in
th Lord mad* laprosjr fUstaa on hi* far-
ha eaoMd tba floba of lh Mm to ahina I
iign of pardon). Lar. R. . M, b. ir^ rr"yns
i

i
^'b^ it i raward anoogh for thm that Uta Lonl Uia tii
riaa Ao. Maee. 10*
(raf. to itftflu
. DaaurV,4i) r^ri
VOB lat tba aun ahiaa on onwiUiaf manaUyen (five
afotjr). lb. *r\ xrnm Uioo (Momi) baM 4c
(Boat. Tarb) to ffiitml 8babi. IV. 7 <r"<i.tn (II*. M.
:> trhan tha yoong llga bagin to gUatan..
S) (daoom.
90 tiui, 0n.R.t.l,od (ref.toOn.XXV,)
~Tn& .... ITS Vs go as tor aaat at jroa can
^Ti
rnTi (b. h.) to araffcr. to wbutom. 8abb.VlI.S
he who wtnBOa (on tha Sabbath).lb.
73**
X*Ti
rrrt \ not winnowing tha aaoM procaw aa aiCling
.fAb. Zar. HI, 3 rr~d rmn pnv ha most grind it and
it to tba wind; a.(^.Bapham. to tmU nien. Oan.
. w, V. in.
ti. Txyi tuna, also to tifl^ ikeL Paiik.R.t. 10
y
i rc
'*r< h ground and loattarad itAcNidd. si*;Toma47*
to :'nn II Sam. XXII, 40, a. "TTSCT P. XVni, 40)
sr*^ then didat ailV me (aeleci the beataamaa
'
embryonic formation, emp.i7T) and make mahealthy.
*^\
M"^!? ch.9ama, toarattor. Targ.ax.XXXiI,SO
tr-i).'*
1. eiMl fi '.
appltod to <U 4al>
<9VS B- liflc f4artfiiMloa by
lfl>f} IMi* no fafvaaAiia torlWai).
la Ma Ml
t
frte
.
M. a A
4*4i M oelloi rti.
T^l
T'^y
414 n^yiT
Til ^-^"^P-
n3?^"l|f f.
(Vjl)
sowing, seed. Ber.35'' 't nraa at seed-
time. Sabb. 9r' 'lb to use it for seed; a. fr.
^P^"?i
f-
(P-P
^) sprinkling the blood on the altar.
Zeb.
25''.'
Y. Pes. Vll,
34''
bot.; a. v. fr.

2)
thrusting.
Sabb.
96'' '31 ITibir 'T thrusting (on the Sabbath from
one area, niTUI, to another) is forbidden as a subspecies
of carrying (v. nx^J'^n). Y. Erub. IV, beg.
21''
't
''"3;
by
means of thrusting from place to place; a. fr.
5j<rip^"l?, Srp"1^5 f. (p^T) that ivhich is thrown
off,
pickings in the tooods, used as fuel. Targ. Is. XXXIII, 4
'pini ed. Lag. (oth. ed.
'pT!, '1^1!;
h. text D'^nS, cmp.
nana); v. -^ix.
ISTlj m., pi.
P"!"*"!?
(""^T; cmp. ^IT; cmp. Lat.
sternuo) sputtering, sneezing. Targ. Job XLI, 10 "^i"!"'*^.'
('nini'iT)
(Var.
Xl^p?).
^i<D"lf, V. "iKI-iT.
53"!], /%a. bS'i'nTX (orig. Ithpa. of bs-il, fr. -nl,
cmp. ^bllnx P. Sm. 9:)2; v. lb. 1157 s. v. bsit a. sq.) to
tcalk proudly. Targ. Prov. XXX, 31 b"'S'l^t"'a ed. Lag. (ed.
Wil. n^TO, V. ni), V. N32N.
n''I2"l5, rr^^n? f. ch. (=b. h. nni; cmp. a-rt, -i-iT)
shoioer, storm. Targ. Is. IV, 6 lb. XXVIII, 2; a. e.
^ij If m. (i"iT, cmp. N'ni'it) vomiting, nausea. Lev. R.
s. 18, end (expl. X^T, Num. XI,
20);
(Num. R. s. 7
X'^J^;
Ar. s. V. N5-Jia: X5*iiT).
T T "'
SplOnl m. (Parel of
p3T, cmp. Xj5iy
11) leather bag,
hose. ^Tafg. Ps. CXIX, 83 (h. text 1X3). B. Mets.
103''
'TI X^in buckets and hose (for irrigation). B. Bath.
58*
13b ninx 'T (comment. Xp:>"it, Ms. 0. X3p-H, corr. ace.)
she means a hose (which had been made of the hide of
the animal stolen from hei'). lb. 167* 'tX Dp (some ed.
Xp311'lX, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note) he wrote standing on
a hose (to imitate a trembling hand-writing).

PI.
"ppS3"iT.
Targ. Job XXXII, 19 Ar. (ed. p3"'ab, insert
I'^n).
n jH) m. (v. P. Sm. 1158) arsenic, orpiment (v. Sm.
Ant. s. V. Arsenicon). Hull.
88''
bot.
JJ'nT (b. h.; cmp, "^-it) to strew, sow. Kil. 1,9. lb. 11,3
""^^Tl^. V. -BX; a. fr.Part. pass. S^llt, f. ns^llt
;
pi. d^yilll &c.
lb. d-iBPl '/sown with wheat; a. fr,Y. Sot. I,
17''
top
-1 niSIlT |nini3a .... ntao as well as their vineyards
are sown with mixed seeds, so are their daughters &c.
(faithless wives).
Nif. sy,^ to be sown, to be stocked with seed. Gen. E.
s. 83, end, a.e. '3l TOntS i^^iniDn the field has been sown
for my sake. Shebi. IV, 2 yyu may be sown; a, fr.
Hif.
y'^'i'tri to emit semen (also used of women emit-
ting a secretion at coition). Ber. 60*, a.e. n?nn ?i"^T^
^yx
when the male is the first to emit semen; n^'ita tnffiX
'0^
when the female is the first &c. ; a. fr.
^~}) I ch. same. Targ. Jud. VI, 3; a. fr. Part, sy^,
yi-i7 (?W). Targ. Prov. XI, 18 ; a. fr Targ. Is. XXVIII, 25
i:?*iT.
lb. XXXII, 20 'i'^r-iT.- R. Hash.
16" XSin ynn^ let
him sow early seed (barley &c.). Y. Peah VII,
20''
top
'zi xbpn 't mn planted carrots on his field; a. fr.
Ithpa. y^^TX, Ithpe. S.n^'tX as preced. Nif. Targ. 0.
Deut. XXIX," 22; a. e. Y. Peah 1. c. "i^iy'l^itX they have
been planted.
Af.
y"i]X as preced. Hif. Y. Kil. I, 27* bot. 'pyira
and they copulated.
>
jj
m. (b.h.; preced.) seed; animalic semen (mostly
'T rxaii). Qen.R,s.73 '31 't DVin Vi^ys the water in their
bellies turned into semen. Y. Kil. 1,
27*
bot.
'1 13^ih bai3
t he may take seed thereof. Shebi. II, 8 'lb 15>'1T125 which
! he planted for the sake of obtaining seed, opp. pTh for
using it as vegetable; a. fr.Trnsf. issue, descent. Gen.
R. 8. 23 ; s. 5 1
'31
i<^n^ 'T iniX that issue which was to
come from a foreign place (Moab). Ber.3l''
'31
niTl^^i;
'1
a descendant who will anoint two men; a.fr.

PI. O^V^'].
Peah II, 3 'T^ p^OS^ b3n all of them form a partition
with regard to seeds (making each field separately sulj-
ject to Peah), opp. to trees. Kil. Ill, 2 'T
"j'^^
b3 all kind's
of seeds (small vegetable), opp. nipT^ large beans &c.
;
a. fr.Y. Shebi. II, 34* top 'pS'nT nir;u six sowing seasons
during a Sabbatical period.

'T'I'np or 'T Order

of
Seeds,
Z'raim, the first of the six orders of the Mishnah a.
Tosefta. Sabb, 31*. Esth. R. to I, 2.
3?"l|
II, S3?n| ch, same. Targ, 0. Gen. I, 11; a. fr.
'1
13 that which is fit for propagation, seed-capsule, v.
Xnrs. Targ. Prov. XI, 21 ; a. fr.Targ. Ps, XXXVII, 26
Ms. (ed. rr^yil, V. y^fl II).Y.Snh.VII, end,
25''
,n^3-l 't
flax-seed.
]'\V)l,
pi.
70l:?n?, D^3lni m. (b. h.; preced.
wds.) roivs of
plants in one bed, also (=Q'iS'iT) seeds. Kil,
II, 2
'31 ii35 ^;iS"l.'f garden seeds which are not used for
food, i, e. seeds of vegetables; Tosef. Maasr. Ill, 14;
Sabb.IX,7. Tosef. I.e. mUJ 'T field seeds (e.g. vetch &c.).
Kil. Ill, 1 'T nilJon five rows of different seeds: a. fr,
mS'lf, Snh. 37, V. niy-iT.
^T^l f., V. xn'^S'-)!.
n^*?"}? f. (preced. wds.) descendants, family.

PL
ni'sy-it! Snh, IV, 5 (37*) l-^ni^y-iT D11 101 Mish. a. Y. ed.
(Bab. ed. I'^myi'J, v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note 10) his own
(the murdered man's) blood and that of his eventual de-
scendants; Gen. R. s. 22; Yalk, Gen, 38.
n"^!^"]], ^^r"v""l?, "v'ni ch. same. Targ. O. Deut.,
XXIXJ 17. Targ. Josh. VII, 14; a. e.Y.Kil.IX,
32'^^
topj
'31 np'i&S xb nir'iS'nT his race shall never cease; Y.Keth.
XII,
35''
top xni'^yi'J (corr. ace). Koh. R. to IV, 9 xnii
'31
't 't here is the third generation of that family &c.

PI. xni;;5.;-iT,
'p;;?"!!; constr. ni^riT. Targ. 0. Gen. IV, 10,
(cmp. Snh. IV, 5 quot. in preced.; ed. Berl. ')^?1;). Targ,
Zech, XII, 12 14 (not l-^yiT). Targ. 0, Ex. VI, 14 (ed.
Berl. n;?i]); a. fr, Kidd.
70'' '=1 X3"iX 't Tnn there are
two families in N. &c.
Ill ay?
^h ii|iiWito
'ti4( til Ai Uutt lvt
ppiiMl tor bMlMg M iMJiwiagHim *.
~*|
(U
b.i oif.
""^
l tprkMti to
1D^ b* wliu ilirt an <>mii foMi prlvaUi to fMblic

't*.
to t
p
t Mk hkad m tk titer (U*.
t
V^i^ . .
^ ha iMil*d tb blood
: ic^utfiMl upHnklinv. Xb.l,4:a.frYoMoi7\
!r"*
.VV.
r?P
to ^ tfHmkUi, Pm. T, fl{ . f^.
b. Mm*. ToTf. O. Rs. XXIV. (T. ?); a.
ii . .. ... I .
*t,,iq4 friod:) Vw . . . rrvr
7^}
mmI it will fll bork to ll origin
'
grvHjud (ion will alwajri oom*
'h: <rtnp. 1
,tu. R. . to).
WrW. Tm. Nam. XIX. 1.1
':
iprCSR laat >^r wli*n tlii>
'<! of Ih* pRMOwr Mcriflr* wm Aprinklwl.
i>b l*iob
Ifik kii.
1
A04f.
O rtiMI of <
Mm.
**i
1
|HUi bNtg. 0*4 lit* oar vi T
S'

^
r'lfr
.'i t *f40m
Ml* ^0*4 A*r|;
\* % n %i
Vm.
a. K. a. 00 (|rt]r oo
r**, 1^*. LVIII. 4| "V* wrT% ^
Ar. (ai. l i'
V
'
w
y bk tiC wa* 41rM(4 # >. <-.
UmaMi.
Talk. Oap. 110; Yalk. Daoc no r
'^^ Si
HMla4i Talk. Jar. ttl; Yalk. Fk '.-
- *.
.k,
I. a. H"P^^
cri, r. r^.
4frlA,aiKbib latter of tbaAlpbabal, It iolarchai^aa
M. n a, T. . Mtr* K, a. n; alio wlib 2 a.
p,
aa
S2^ a. sapi
rnr. a. rrj^ Ae.

For dial^eUcal pro-

lion, . jnr Ik IV"^
'
M a Doma-al lattar, riU,
W", part. o(f "TT.
^Hf], C^,
pWJ,
.
^,
rr. pr
(rgrji.
^r^n
f. (w, emp^ aor, to ^orrAiW, emp. nr
i
itr'stn. p. 8m. 11 M) cUtoil crram. T^rs. Prov.
\, SS Mil (Tar. d. Lag. *; <>(.
Laf. a. oU. ttrtrart.
rSn i. (t. ,B^) a ha**
' '
~
-
^rubber
.\*\ on
rtJJX,
V.
vtJ<). ^ ^ .1.. \\ . i I- (Bab.
m
oh.
3n, V. ssr.
sir, jqirj.
Sin,
a Kaok
101*
STtUJto
^n
I (b.b.) (to ^ardM;
/onr.
/v. 2XT*.. SSr 1) noM. to lcr, dUrtaA; witli *XS or
"X^ toprefer. i:x.B..t7;Taab. Yitbro^Yithrotoaamtd
2Z*r.
-:*
rit Ts bcaoaabe lord tba L*; 8ifr*RaB.7S.
Sabb.u'* nrsr rai T^srz
"^
by barkad ibe m-
017 of pait trooblaa (darotiBf ommorial daja to tba
relief ttom tboa). lb. l\ a. a. rs 7 m
,
'
jj
-
.u r;=
bow thej booor aach otbar. Pea. lOfl^ r-Ts r~ *acs
"tCS . . . zm: tboa did* a*vaja ptcfv mj i^piaioaa to
tboM of B. J., aad MOV tboa embneeat bt* opimM ia
my prvaaora; Y. ib. X, bc. S7^; TaaeHBar.T,t; a.flr.
S) (doMNB. of TTT) fo aiolr UiuKti. 0s. B. ic M -TS
'^^Jf- "CST^ in ofiler to maka hSam fed tbc d^airBom of
bomr; r^ *S3:p *t: to make him tool boar 4aor wa
bia aoo to bim.
nan
416 nnian
3!2n ch., Fa. S"ian same, 1) to love, honor. Targ.
Prov. IV, 8 Pr;22n honor her. Targ. 0. Deut. XXXIII,
3;
a. fr,
2)
to make beloved. Targ. Y. ib.Sabb. 130* is it
tTXrz "^n^sri Dra?2 (Rashi S13"^ri) in order to show the
high appreciation of the ceremony (of circumcision)?

Ib. "^anan^ x^x (Ms. M. :i3nb). Hull.

133=*
23n'3 Np ^z^zn
'z^ does he (by taking hastily) prove his anxiety for the
divine command, or &c. ?
2<A|). 3"'annix to he tied together (in affection). Targ.
I Sam. XVIII, 1 (h. text n-i;rp:).
312n II (v. preced. wds.) to embrace (in a fight),
to wrestle. Tosef. Shebu. VI, 2 nx HT T^nain rn^T
"i^T
^3
ITt (Var. "I'^Dwiri) as long as they were fighting each other,
i. e. if the case comes up immediately after the fight
took place; ib. B. Kam. IX, 28 I^DalH; Y. Shebu. VII,
37'*
hot. "pDsin.V. 'xaian.
^S^DH, v. ^xn-ian.

T T -:
......
n3n, nS n f. (preced. wds.) love, esteem, honor.
Koh.K.to V, 14
'31 'na th^sh xa man enters the world with
love (caressed by his nearest), and leaves with love. Y.
Bice. II,
64''
top 'n h'^ n.rr^-Q nrairb a death after seven
days ofsicknessisa death of (divine) love; (ib.'' bot. D'^"airb
'n ba nr,io, read naib). Ab. Ill, 14 '31 n-i"ini 'n the
greater divine love consists in its being made known to
him &c. Hull. 33*, a. e."|n-iC3?3 aipn ns'^n the honor in
which sacred objects are held makes them fit for levitical
uncleanness (even without contact with liquids, v. "ilTS).
Ex. R. s. 2, a. fr. 'n "pu;^ the repetition of a name in-
timates endearment. Y. Succ. IV,
54''
top 'n "|Ti'^ (the
word I3'j, Num. XXVIII, 7) expresses something dear;
(Bab. ib.49''; Num.R.s.21 rr^ina).Keth.56* nuin na-^H
'31 the affection produced by the {eclusion in the bridal
department is the final act of possession. Gen. R. s. 93
1
Yalk. ib. 150 [read:] '31 X"i:D3X ^53
^"
-p "pyn ra-^n hs
a this was done for a dear object of sight (our sister),
how much more shall we do in defence of the host of
the Lord (Benjamin, v. |3n3r^x); a. fr.Ch. Xra'^n.
nZn, n2"^n t {van) reserve, storage. B.Kam.lOl''
na-^na 'pa-iaiy^Ms. M. (oth. nana; ed. xana, v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note) which he gathered up for storage; Succ.
40*
naiin^ ed. (Ms. Ms. 2 na^na, v. Rabb.D. S.a.l. note 200).
^3n, pr. n. m. 'n la, v. 13n.
i<2lSn, V. '3-n.
T

!Sn"1112n, Hull. 57 ^ v. xn^iian.
i2i3ri, '3^.
UNn m. (Cian) pressed doicn, esp. habut, a legal
fiction by which an inclined projection is assumed tx> be
hke a horizontal plane. Erub.9* "jmax 'n IX . . . 'niab IX
'31
either we assume the fiction of a junction (v. Iials)
or of habut, but both of them we do not assume. [Rashi
reads liian or ch. I3"^an, as imperative : press it down.]
SIQ^DH, v. x-L:3in, a. xijan.
n, v.banl,ll. [Y.Kidd.IV,65'ltopX^-' 'n,v.^'i3n.]
b^zn, sbinn, v.
-:
binn,
a^n.
rr^lZiri f. (b.h.nV3n; b3n
1)
pledge. Tanh.B'shall. 19
(ref. to bshn bsn, Ex. xxil, 25) ... nnx 'n nban
nain mbian if thou seizest a pledge once, thou wilt
finally be seized many times (cmp. Ex. R. s.
31, quot.
s. V. "lisrri); Yalk. Ex. 257; Mekh. B'shall., Vayassa,
I
8. 1 (corr. ace). Tosef. Keth. XI, 8 nb^3n bs . . . ni!:^n
i '31 if one gives a loan on a pawn &c.

PI. ni^13n, v.
supra (Yalk. 1. c. niban).
j
^S*1jn m. injury, loss, v. X^ian.
!J<^bnn, '^2n, '2^n f. (b3n; v. NoUI. Mand. Gr.
p. 146,sq.) interest, usury (h. Tj'^JS). Targ. 0. Ex. XXII, 24
'n ed. Berl. (oth. ed. 'n). Targ! Ps. XV, 5; a. e.M.
Kat.
28-'
(in a funeral dirge) "^n "pS-i^l xnl3 13 XniO
death is death (paying a debt), but sufferings are the
interests.
IBH, v. 'a-^n.
i !S l'3n c. ch.=h. nnian, company, party. Targ. O.
I
Ex.XII,46 (Y. ed. Amst.^'ari).P;. -(-iian. Targ. Y. Deut.
XXXIV, 6; a. e.Masc. ^"inn. Targ. Y. II Deut. XIV, 1
(some ed. 'an; Ar. "p^an; cmp. nn^JX).
!S ni.n I, V. pieced.
Sn^Sn II m. (nan) charmer.

PI. constr. "''JOn.

Targ.'^Y.llDeut. XVIII, 11 i^T^ia "inian "^nian (not x"iian)
those who conjure up companies of evil (demons).
n llZin I f. (lan) company, association, party; esp.
those united for eating the Passover lamb in company
(Ex. XII, 4); the colleagues at school (v. "lan); the college.
Pes. VII, 3, a. fr. 'n "^la the members of a Passover party.
Ib. Cina Pj^'^n ex if it is a party consisting of priests
only. Y. ib. X,
37''
top
'31 IT 'n^O ^a1^" xni Xb'.r that one
should not rise from one party and join another; Bab.
ib.
119'', V. "i^aip'^SX; a. fr.Ber.
9''
'nn ^3 -\TJ-az. in the
presence of the whole college. Ned. 81*'na lintn beware
of disregarding the benefits of collegiate studies-. Lev. R.
8. 2, end niaa b'O irn^an the disciples of Moses; a. fr.

Y. Dem. II, 23* top iniiarea mix ")''nT^, v. n^-i'^an.P/.

ninian. Pes. IX, 10 ; a. fr.
nn^Sn (nn^Dn) f. (b. h.; lan 4) a mark of
violence, wound, discoloring. B. Kam.VIII, 1 ID^^X-' nip":
'n TVVl^^3 a spot on which no wound is made by burning
(e. g. on the nail). Snh. XI, 1 (85'') 'V. "|na mr2J"'U: 15
|
unless by striking them he creates a wound; Y. ib. XI,
beg. 30* pp 'na naia nnsiana 'n irxa what wound i>
meant here? One the creating of which would be a
Sabbath offence (discoloring), or one of the kind required
for claiming damages?; Mekh. Mishp., N'zikin, s. 5 n:-
'n na ^"^^U (in order to be punishable with death) it
must be a beating which makes a wound (or a sore).
Sabb.
107'' mtin n.':''Vt.'ii "n a permanent discoloring. Ib.
'31 nD"'Xir 'nb p'^S^a whence is it proven that by habburah
|
a permanent (not a momentary) discoloring is meant?
I
J
tf^TS'i 417
^^
hymi^). lb. ft** TO kp^ 4#*if<
~^.
pro AaModltf bjr A*..
. tl] . .
sr*isn cb MMM. Yiii. !)
Sr'"'!*^ vb^b. n70f%
Mm/mmif iaT. *. II.
J-"
'
AAd bb 4lMlplM. Y. Tr. II. 41' rm t:
^ whMi UMblng Im bU foll*gi ft. . ff
fl** Mna I0
Yi
Ibara burtal
'
. . !.
1 iT m, (Hrr trt^af% r. MtTt ntnt* nttt fmH,
I'll
|i. i
i ^. l-r. VII, I , ., -. . _.
--^
Sw ^n rh. MMit*. KmKU *v , '..
m'-^' - ^mm ^
t
SM*2n III. (V3n) iM/trtawMrHl. Kob. R. to XI,
"
rJI r*7 "tSO^V I1IV bvini; im|>riaiHNl Ukhi ilaal Ah
>*ilun - Titig Y. 11 0tt. XXXIX. SO
^*;)Qn) fw<M>M.
UHn fH^ b,; *!>, van, Van) (f mj* /brvrj n fo
.*n . . . P'spr lb rooAag of
fk.c|i hini tiiittdfttl of Ui
bmb limit): N .
80**
*rMb io^ (Ar.
^n, V. e^n> ibc .w...
, itint down iinaM4biUl;
<orv lip cuold And out Uial it wm too hravjr for bin).
1. i'' TpT^
7;^
prr wd lliem rooad.
r. IV. (4iM rarii m rrr
^ -3* M*.
(V. Rl>b. 1>. 8. K. 1. iitilc 10) lli> iNiii iii*m dun
'oly upon on* another on lb ground by tli* nitar (opp
,tr^, lb. IV. 4). Ktib. -ai a-TT TOsnr tra 'the
ii' (Mivh. ib. III. 4) rvftrs to lib prvwing bar down
ih biird ground.9) lo force, io knttk
Ofoi, Mp. to
ibviii bart, bcforv pottiof
"tt fitrt to ihrvab tb gmia

Kx. K.
^ r^ S2nr .... ^'p'Hu
'
y tnkc tli< ) knocked upoo, and
r knocking it, tliey put it into the vat (oorrssp. to
-
Vru.vill.4). lb.
*5^ snpa..7C2im....n-Mi7ic
ilea conip and knock Uiem (the Israelite*) from
\
4 ; a. .hut, pam. son latfcai.
lime ie nuMhod (and mixod tritli
V. lb. \ ill. tl'' boL trana (cotr. ace.).S)
to
!<-N for rtrririnf Unito^ m gen. to fmmisk^ himd
r. out. IX, 8 "a^ TtiK raan orcan but vbi the
(.-^ntilp authorities bind hiui over and M^, Do tb
Isntolitos tell Iboe, (the letter of dJToroe so caforMd) is
VMlid (diflcr. vers, in Y. cd.); ToellYb.XII,l8.Toeef.
8ot. XY. 7 'e^rri rrrat Vrsi tttoo cd. luck. Var.
O*.
ib. IX.
-^4''
top vr^rr^) they gave him in charge of the
rod'bearor (v. rryi'ST), and he tried to force him (into
obmission). Midd. I, S ^ipCQ tsari bo poiushM him
with his oane.
Sif. aar: to be knocked upon: to ttnhe mfomti. Bx.
R. s. 36, V. supnuKetb. 38^ "an rosrov "Wa
lb*
M*^ ^'1 M-* i.M* ftiu<i #&..>< <...,A^iit|M|
(n^
U '
elMcAI.
If )<i iu* M >iJti i<ja
<I|MNI
t Mifm.
:^ pttm dmtm, Ikrmr imm. Kotk, to,
mfSr^
T*
( belbrM4bard0waMiiM4ti4ifcpwwH
Htikfm a^rm n^rn U frwtlralt / mtf im
;j|rt|S. Umi. R. a. s. bi. Tr>r yrrc f^
auppltctfleo mmI ^earl* bitMH<
b mtmm, I ) f ier4, to *tJk*,
f
wmkik
I. A
'
ntjan 4ld bisn
q-jan go on with thy beating; Koh. B. to VII, ?3;
Tanh.
Huck. 6 T|t2"'^n; Y. Kidd. Ill, 6V hot. JJian.Esp. the
beatinff of olives. Lam. R. to 1,1 Tia-i ('ma in 2) n n5ra:2
ill the season of beating; ib. ni:3n (corr.acc).

PI- ^^i^^n
olives ready for beating. Y.Maas.8h.IV,55'M)ot. [read:]
'nn nxi X'^SSn nin Xinn that one (dreamt of olives) in
the blooming stage, but thou of olives ripe for beating.
nI3Dn f. (Dan) seizing an object violently in order
to take possession of it. B. Mets. 118*, v. riaan. [B.
Kara.
50'*,
v. 'jan II.Lam. B. to I, 1 "^na-i ('nia in
2),
V. preced.]
'IjDn, Y. Shebu. Vll, 371, v. ''Xa'iarT.
^Dn, Snn, nSn (b. h.) to cover, Ude.Part. pass.
(fr. nan) inn, f. r\y\in Cant. R. to li, i (play on nlssan,
ib.) D^IS^ h^ l^ia
n^iari hidden (disregarded) in the
shade of Egypt; O^ ^IT ibsa 'n nearly covered up by
the darkness of the Sea; iJ^O
b^ "ibsa 'n nearly covered
up by the shade of Sinai (threatening to fall upon me)
&c.Ib. nbaa 'nUJ its (the young lily's) onion is hidden
(its leaves not being unfolded).Ib. ^a C^iJian . . -^t^^ bo
all the dead of the world are buried in me (the earth).
Nif. sans to be hidden. Sabb. 60' 'ai T^xana i^n they
hid in a cave. Taan. 23'', v. infra.
Hif. N'^ann to hide. Taan. 1. c. they named him "jjn
lulus' 'niy i:sT3 xansn Ms. M. (ed. x^ana nin^) because
he hid himself (in his modesty). Y. Kil.V,
30*
top (play
on n^xba ina, is. XLii, 22) n^Nbs . . . 'j'^xianpa n^a a
garden house in which it is permitted to keep plants of
a different species (from the surrounding vines). Sot.
34*'
(play on ^ans) '31 'Jl'ij he hid (suppressed) the word of
God (truth); Tanli. Sh'lali 6 l^iaT nx 'n'i^ he suppres^sed
the words he ought to have said; ib. Haaz. 7. [Lam. R.
introd. (R. Josh. 2)
Qi^an ^ana, read:t:inan nana, v. "lan.]
Hithpa. !!<annn to hide one's self. Midr. Prov. ch. IX;
Tanh. Ki Thabo 2 D^xanna trying to hide themselves.
^Dn, S2n ch. same. Bekh. 43*', v. infra.
lihpa. Nannit, Ithpe. ^anix to hide one's self; to be
hidden, covered. Targ. Lam. I, 3. Targ. Y. Gen. VII, 19,
sq. (ed. pr.=0. 'Snnx).Bekh.
43*' lanij?
S^arn (Rashi,
ed. 'na) when the head is hidden (between the shoulders).
B. Kam.
60''
'al iisian
^ana he hides himself iind walks
(by the way-sides).
jn pr. n. m Edbay. Yeb.
115'^
bot. (a name of
frequent Occurrence in Mahuza).

B. Kani. 72* Ms. M.

(ed. la^an); Erub.
57='
Ms. M. (ed. ^X^iin).
J -jn
I m. (aan) beloved, dear, precious; favored,
privileged. Ab. II, 10 'ai -jibs' 'n . . .
ini
let thy neigh-
bor's honor be as dear to thee as thine own. Ib. Ill, 14
'31 d*lX 'n man is privileged (favored of God) in that he
was created &c.; a. v. iv.
Pl. Qiaian,
T^aian. Ber. s''
|iniDi
~"'b:?'n are sufferings dear to thee (as divine trials)?
Yonia 52"' 'al bst^ffii 'n Israel is favored, for the Lord
made them independent of a mediator; a. v. fr.

Fern.
naian. Tosef. Ber. VII, 24; Ber. 63^; Y. ib. IX, end,
14"^
'ai n"nn 'n the Law is appreciated. Pes.
68''
nna "n naa
nnsma how much moi-e preferable is a religious act when
done betimes; a. e.Pl. niaian. Sot.
13='
bs . . . 'n naa
'ai how dear were religious acts to Moses.
3^Dn, 'n, 'Sn, SD^nn I ch. same. Targ. Jer.
XXXI, Tg
; a.fr.P/. "paian, X'jaian. Targ. Is. I, 4. Targ.
Y. II Deut. XXVI, 18; a. e.Fem. Xa^an; xnaian (as
noun). Targ. Y. Gen. XLIV, 30 (h. text'n-ilUJp, cmp. aan
Ithpa.).Targ. Cant. VI, 4.
J JM, iSj"JM II m. (preced.) [connected,] uncle,
father's brother. Targ. Y. Lev. X, 4; a. e.B.Bath. 4l''.
Y. B. Kam. X, beg.,
7'';
a. iv.
Fem. xnaian
1) aunt,
father's brother's ivife. Targ.Y.Ex.VI,20; a. e.

*2)mother-
in-latv. Targ. Y. II Deut. XXVII, 23 (h. text -nam).
SD"Dn III, nn^nn pr. n. m. Hdbiba, name of
(Ms. M. laian,
v. Rabb, D. S. a. 1. note).Ib. 'n ai "lax
(v. Rabb. D. S. 1. c). Sabb. 54'',
a. e., v. XIIT I. Y. Meg.
I,
70''
top naian 'l; a. fr.v. Fr. M'bo p.
79''.
^S2^Zin, ^SDDn m. pi. (v. aan II) wrestlers, a
case of assault and battery without witnesses. Tosef.
Shebu. VI, 2 'n nmx xnip n'^n mini
'-,
(Var. ed. Zuck.
)ian5n) R. Judah called such a case (inChald.) hdbibae;
ib. B. Kam. IX, 28 (our w. a. nniX omitted in ed. Zuck.,
Var. Xanan nniX, ixa nniX); Y.Shebu. VI1,37'' bot. xiip
1-jan.
nZl^^n, v.
aian I, a. xaian iii.
Sn^J
'
jn f. (aian) love, attachment, divine favor.
Sabb.^'ss"' -p^'xin 'n ,11-iri (Ms. M. xin niniaian)
and
yet (in spite of our defection) the divine love is with us;
Gitt.
36''; Yalk. Cant. 983. Arakh.
16'^ '31
'n aax on
account of the extreme friendship '&c.
"^n^DP!
pr. n. m. Hdbibay, v. lan
a. xaian ill.
Si?l!1^3n, V. xaian i a. ii.
kSJ I -in m. (lan;
b. h. liian) secret place, recess.
j|
PL consti-.'iliian. Targ. Cant. If, 14 xna*!';; 'n (ed. Laj
xnia-1^, h. text'na-nan -ino). Targ. Kohl X, 20.
nJI jn f. (diniin. of fnan) a small vessel, /task witl
flat sides. P^ niDlian. KelJlI, 2; Tosef. ib. B, Kar
II, 2 nisiiax (ed. Zuck. niraix).
^J^nn, SI3'^Iin m. i) part. pass, of "oan.
2)
(-janj
flail, cudgel. [Tanh.Huck.e "Dian,
v. Xwan.]P^.
i^ian,
B.Bath. 58" [read:] 'al XlaipX rjian 'n'l\ipl2: (v. Ms.M.
a. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) take cudgels and beat on the
grave of your father, until &c.
D''"'Dn, Lam. R. introd, (R. Josh. 2) 'n lana, read:
Qi-ian -lana, v. nan.
' - T
^"^DH (v. ban I) to get sick. B. Mets.
97=* niai 'n got
sick (from overeating itself) and died.
^"'Zin woe!, V. ban II. [Targ. Prov. IV, 13, v.
biain.]
'VJ
4lf
^
, IUI.ll- !.
- ,, nm, R. . IT Von.
N ^ ^< T f. iV^T) tmimn L> M. kat ViaS
*
U
art IooiwknI. (Ar
r , k n
,
d. Wil.
r^J
Mc
.-. .- - "
nrasi*9
?*'.:' - --M*!.
gU ui wlivM eombin**!, AoU ri> 41-
. ^11, Hue c I**.8; iMN<(. . . '
7
fii Tpr. X. 4; lop^ . "n. 11 Molt ;.'
*:*
u mrriai a toad (m mwMafar) frvw
t>i iir(liprloMaflilclir). Kidd.M''
er I hiiv*
lugtM*
villi Ibtm. B. Mcta. 7a*
ft', , .^.;.'3 r|in ih wurking imui hM lA bandl*
(of loils) Willi him (m a plol( ilMt he will eooM to
w. rt. HV^. 7*!rsr, eontr. (mtmOy) "Vv.
ft-*
1. S
'91
vp
Ti buBdli of atftiw Ae.Y. B*r.
. . 1 P Ti
'>^(h* Uirv* diflWrant bvadlas (of bjMop).
. to^bot TO rana Ma. M. (cd. riof.) mm adding
iuIIm (of dry Iwift) to tbo Ara.
IWr. 49*, a. . 7
.T rxn 7*9*7 w mniit not parfonn raligiooa dtttiM
u)dla*wiv (bni pay atu<iitioo to aach aingly). Smb.
64**
i*r.T. XIII, 1
1
) rsjwr: t. y\ .. rxtn eR Ma. o.
'>.
I). 8. a. 1. noU) if oo* atudiaa bandl>w{aa (too
ibjacta at a Uma), hia Uarnh^ will daeraMa (ad.
: lia will bffcoma poorar in laaminfr). B. Mala.
84**
-
mcTcr r. *:rcpn Ma. M. (v. lUbb. n. 8. a. 1. noU)
*
'
'
t wilhbundlaaof argnmaola wUioh
. a. fir. S) Imndy bamdapt. Ab.
.1. u> . 4. T. r ] (of fHandahip bvtwaan
.. twt> natto^
rV^
!. *. ;
^ < ' iiitista of oalla, coovoloc-
1.'!
,_ . , .'-t^, V. nsr^r,
"f-n,
Ttiaaf. Kil. ID, li, t. TOTi.

-J
^1
r*r*2n, iC^nll^Sn t cpr, deoom. of wt. v.
Sm. n8i7fo foii kamdilM ttc bocm) idltmrm.* Tng.
i rov. XXXI, 87 iin>a3m tfjrVi cd. Lg. (Var. mBNarcTs
ad. Wil. ::*sn, coir. aoc). lb. XXII, is i<\"
'
j;:ru ed.
I**}?. (Var. a. ed. Wil. 'arrra, corr. aoc,).
7*2n, Y. Poali I, ! -n na, v.
y^^
I.
7*^n in. Cpn) <iA f/lomr, htrnffftrndoUhmtm
mio a ;nf/|); rmp in a AoMla boiled in a fv**. Bor.M\
V. "?^;?na.<Jn. B. .
4".
'^*^''*'
k l|Mn# IWf 5: M.
-i
.^ V. Rabb II. ft ' ^'<< )

. lU a.
IBBTrri
rTj^^n, rr!^n, JU'^'SH, . -jr. *. r^-r
whwmm da * d*f1 IIm
1fM
a# aMMaMUMf to
(to avnli llM rnHrii of voMdaaAlMidl 9rr^. XII,
1**
itii. >
^'Vl f*<B IW frkmrn vHofo M. Aklba oa>
Rnad.
M
Ji, to, . n
-
T.l.
lift II , ,, ,
V7
It Kan*. III. I i:\ 4aaMal wttl iji* a. rr-~fti.
ii -.-y^ Vo 'w
i>a fmmtn' boula (oaad fcr
ing;.> lb. 1
rii*^ ^
Lf
ddoao
iigi^
r labMoboiiloiL Hidd.!^. .! h.(.fr.
Mr*2n elk MOM. & KoMi yr*. ahh.
74*' T Tsri
who mmhm aa aanlMO ja (o Um aMMilin a, m^H.
r^Ti lb. 1 10* ti tnmlla.lL (ad.H:.*9r) oo ipk
DT*2n,
7?^n
t
id.
(b. k. e-rsn; r9\ omr.
I'Sn, }'*^| A on of a>ltr (coip r^v^ Y. Toom I.
bag. 3t* TS nrx "^^ic ih* wotd r^aui la OMd In *'
naetioo wilh IMittim (Lev. VI, liji lb. rSTT? Tt
TV
(rab. ro
'
p
l i
) tbo offMiag of Iba cnUa u tka UglK
priat' loaofaralkNi ia no ladiapananMo ro^oiaMl.
Mto. XI, 3
9":
^T^ bo cnkoi tko IHgfc|ittoi1a i-
aognraUoo.
>2n rb. b. ; cmp. 2sn) 1) fa arte, C lofe o pMff
Mckb. B^abalL, VajraaM, a. I, a. o, v. r^ian.BL Mat*.
tX. IS (IIS*) L
'
li
'
H m %cWi ka wbo aataa aUl-
atonaa (for hia dabt); m. tr.

i) fo ffvW (v. ^qft); Ha ila

tiokmee., MncAope; fa ia#rf a wommd, to Aarf (faOovod
by a of Um objaci). B. Kna. VIII, 1
^'
JU V;;^m ha
wbu ii^oraa hia naighbor. Sabh. XIV. I. lb lOT VsT!
^Q^ TnSoM whowooadafanaaiaMlon tho Bahhaih
U guiltj) whi ha aoada tho Mood for hii dog. Vk. tsr;
Kcibcra ooa who womda generally (not far A potpoaa);
a. A>.-<S) to irnOe, Irotwi;, . FL
y r ^^rs Dtobe $euei, YaUu Bz. Sl ^tqfr*> jrvo
=>"
B. Mala. 114^ V'ar?) which any ha aaiaad aa a
pladga in day UaM. S) to Ae m^urei. Tnaaf. BL Kaaiu
IX, S9 :r) y^fTsn
p
adc trsm. altho^ tho faganr
dooa not aak iha tiuarad (to pn^ for him). Um i^jarad
most pray he; ^ fr.
PL '^f. I) to iivara; wmmi; to latapr. ram, apadL
Bar.&l* V^ . ..
*^
S-< I hava paiaiwiiBi to i^ja>a(kiO).
A. Kank
91^ rsx^ *a|r6 to natihUa oaaTa aaitKaL
XIV, 3 ''XJj\^:i from Um nMNaaat he baUan (the tabc^
for fitting it into the top of the alaff); Toaaf.ih.B.]Ica.
IY,5 Vorrvs, T. rar^ Kaaa. R. a.10 (play oa Van; Piov.
XXin, 34)
"^
Vr> t
'
V^4; whom JaH matibktod oa hia
b:n
420 fnn
head. Talk. Ex. 301 CiD'^^asa tiriVan you hava ruined
(turned to evil) your deeds, Snh.
24'' '=1 riT? nt 'plparna
(Ms.K. nt nx nt) wound each other's feelings in discus-
sions; a.l'r.2) to travail. Taan. 8=' hot. nlbT^ n^Jtl nbsn^S
(Ertshi : nbain) travails but cannotgive birth.

Pass.pass.
baiin^ ruined. Ex. R. s. 30.
Hithpa. Vannn to Z>e spoiled, ruined. Mekh. B'shall.,
Vayassa, s. 1 bannpn "im iinb
^an'^n -on "iHid he puts
a tiling which spoils (the taste) into a thing which is spoiled.
^DPI I, 5'^Iin, fut. h^Snr san e, /o wrong, be violent.
Targ. Job XXxiV; 31.
Fa.h'^Sn l) /o injure; to ruin, destroy &c. (corresp. to
b. h. n-^riUin). Targ. O. Lev. XIX, 27. Targ. Gen. VJ, 12;
a. fr.

Part. pass, bsn^s mutilated, blemished. Targ. 0.

Deut. XXIII, 2. Targ. Mai. I, 14.B. Kam.
87''
"^Sa ""X
^^an "^S^ }> na banp Ms. M. (ed. 'nn-a, incorr.) if he
desired to wound her (his daughter), he dared not.

.2) to travail. Denom. xn^ari^.

Ithpa. banrx to be corrupted, destroyed. Targ. Gen.
VI, 11, sq. Targ. Job XVII, 1 ; a. e. [Targ. Ps. LXII, 11,
V. ban.]M^e. ban-^x to get sick. B. Mets.
97-'
x^'^^^ "^xi
Ms. H. (ed. b-ian).
5^n
II m. (preced.) 1) injury, v. xban I.
2) u)oe!,
Oh! (cinp. X"^^a II). Targ. Job X, 15 (Var. b-^an, bian);
a. e. [Also in Hebr. diction] Ned.
74'* '31 -j'^bs 'n woe
unto thee I (a pity) that &c. Snh. Ill"; Ex. B. s. 6, a. e.
'31 "p"iaNT by 'n Oh, for those who are gone and cannot
be replaced! Ib.s. 26; Mekh. B'shall., Vayassa, s. 6 (prov.)
xniiab 'n xn-^a bss (not bax) when the house falls,
woe to the windows!; a. fr.
3)
(adv.) to ruin. Pes.
20'^
'n '^BUJn (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 9) it must be poured
out (and go) to ruin; B.^am.ll6* (ed. bm, corr.acc, v.
Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note 30), opp. to tpb"^! r15Sn, v. t\^'^\.
ban
bnri
b-ian.
n m. (b.h.; ban) 1) rope, a measure
of
dimensions^
rope's length. Gen.R. s. 93 'na 'n "i^Jp tied rope to rope,
v. X^i?; Cant. R. to I, 1. Erub. V, 4 ra xbx 'pTTia 'pX
'Dl Sabbath distances must be measured with a rope of
fifty cubits' length, lb. 68% v. X'S'^ppBX. B. Bath. VII, 2
(103'') 'na nio measured with the rope (exact dimen-
sions). Peah IV, 5 'nn b" in a straight line, v. Mjrb; a.
iv.Fl. n"'b-51j' Erub. 1. c. '3T dn 'n 'a there are three
kinds of ropes (used for legal purposes).

Trnsf. share,
possession. Sifre Deut. 312 blia xbx 'n 'px hebel means
lot; a. e.
~Zin m. (b.h.; ban) 1) writhing, throes
of
birth, agony.
Snh. 98'', a. e.
ni^n b;i5 iban the sufferings which are to
precede the advent of the Messiah.

PI. D'^ban, constr.

"^ban. Nidd. 31^ napJ 'n the pains at giving birth to a
female. lb. nap3 bii5 ^ban (read : D'^ban). lb. nax 'n inTi
and this is the cause of woman's throes.2) damage, in-
jury. Mekh. Mishp., N'zikin, s. 8 b"ab nuJX 'n the dam-
ages for a wife's injury belong to her husband.
^^^D' ''5''D
ch. same.P^.-pban, 'pban,'a'^n. Targ.
IS. xfli, 8. li). XXI, 3; a. e.
S^Dn T, JS^nn m. (preced.) injury, ruin. [Dan.
III,25^ban. Ezra'^lV, 22 xban.]Constr. ban. Targ. Job
V, 21. lb. 22 (ed. Wil. ban). Targ. Y. II Gen. XXII, 10
'm xai5 (=h. nrnr "ixa). Targ. Jon. II,
7 ; a. e.B. Kam.
89''
n-^bana for the injury he sustained. Bekh.8''n''ban Rashi,
V. xb-^an. Snh. lOo'' 'nb birb go to ruin.
Sb^n, i^^^n f.=h. nban, destruction. Targ. Y. I
Ex. IV, 25 n -[Xb"^ (II xban'a). Targ. Y. I Gen. XXII, 10
(II some ed. nban), v. preced.
IStlDn
II, S^nn c\\.=h.'b:i'n,l) rope,measure. Targ.
II Sam.' VIII; 2.Y. Sot. VIII,. end, 23* 'ni n^fi-^Db nilS
'31 called the ending point of a rope measure its head.
Lev. R. s. 14, V. X^an II.Koh.R.toIX,10 nban -pn^-^x
'31 get a rope and^ tie it &c. Gen, R. s, 49 'n UJ-^Bn nx
'31
thou seizest the rope by both ends (demanding justice
and mercy); Lev. R. s. 10, beg.; a. fr,P/. 'pban, "^b^^n.
Targ. II Sam. 1. c, Targ, Prov. V, 22; a. e.Y. Sabb.
VII, lO*- top, V. np^X. Y. Meg. IV,
74''
bot. '31 'n "las
make ropes and catch deers.

2) district. Constr. ban,

V. bian.
nvjn> V. preced.
n53ri f, (ban) injury, mayhem; damages for may-
hem. B. kam. 87* i^b 'n to whom belong the damages?
Ib.9Pbot. XDI^n n^lDni 'nb . , . Xb ^3 we disallow pay-
ment in instalments only for the injury, because he caus-
ed a loss of money (to the wounded person); a. fr.

PI.
niban. lb. Snh. I, l, v. nb^n; a. fr. , .
n!^^n f, (preced.) destruction, 'n i3xba angels of
destniction, demons. Kidd. 72='; a. fr. [Chald, nban or
nban, v. xban,]
Sril^DH f, (preced.) act of
destroying. Targ. Y. Ex.
Xn, 27.
]b3n, n^Dbsn, v, 'bain.
i<ri3Jan, V. 'ran.
T T s
- T -:
DJM (cmp. aan) to crush, press down. B. Mets.
80''
Ar., V. oan.
Nif Da)nD to be crushed. Hull.
42'' '31 nD?n.3U5 nbubis
a skull the larger portion of which is crushed.
SDjM m. (preced.) crush through pressure. B.Mets.
116'',
v.Vjan.
f
nn, Pi. ya^n (cmp. aan) to heat milk &c, into h
pulp, to make a pulp, to scramble. Sabb. 95*; Tosef. ib.
IX (X), 13 pSbni "panpn he who makes thick milk (on
the Sabbath, oth. opin. in Rashi: who presses thick milk
in a bag to let the fluid run out). Ib. XII (XIII), 14 labai
j^ani Xbia (Var, 'J'lani, v, ed. Zuck. note) provided, he
does not beat it into a pulp, T'bul Yom II, 4 '^n QX if
the unclean person stirred (the jellj' with the oil on top).
rham 421
^Of)
r "ISn f, (b. Ikt pfoh, % ofL
af ar, V 3^ II. c
fie. ti tti t
'*
< *.) ycNMif tiiif, Mb* II* Imrx
< .1 It. to II, I nr^ 11^ roop tnw
r^
'Ijr U mmUI. 11 i MUM4
^,
kMi
i.. 0*'>n3V
,' nj. the *tf
r <b. li
r^ a)felti4^ "* ' ''} Bel* II.
i^l
IMibb. II.
'
pSn, 1^
p^
1) Mtn*. Tm. Prov. lY.
>rp-|ft
titbm lir (WiMlom). lb.V.v
i^
n^tf^
HSlp^ (Ma. M. rrpm, v. lUbl' i, BMbl
lAp'nii mW), lUahb.
'^
Rp) Im Umvw bnatiM ariMnid
lb* irMs-S) to fM
hamJb. Ami.. iir:<?r. Tarf. Protr.
VI. 10 (b. UMt p^k
p^n nt. (pr4. ifrtl.) jmmc**am.
m lii Ar, mtkh
/of.
NMd. S* Ti Z'- .
"
:..v ,^^ i
Vtk* l(r 10 lb* pine* br til* loop aila (to 1M tb
! of Uio lif); T3S9 m iukI (if blood la fouad) on
iMtkl* itMif ffHh. o|in.- 'Ui piM* wbort tiM lag
Midtion*. Ar.th kM**
-t) ribonH nnmml Ihe
r.
K V"
7'.
) *mI ^i'A ^*f* <*'
lip or A>t.>.
y V
> "</
i ftulmtd aroMint its
t; (otb.upin.: Ike
I.
'rlf]. KoLXIX.X Sifm
iini.8hVM., Par.
a.
ctu VUI; 8abb.4*. B.Bftlb.7t*.
*Qn (b. b.) I) lojtm, befriend, omul. Y. Ab. Zmr.
'
l*ioV(rf.u)P.LVn
.
1
J mroirt nmr r: be
whovTcr ftbtffd i poliUoal ambitkNiXbiiD
b<Vindd. Itop. "^yn, pi. a^'tr, r^sin lunrimg a
m fAeinMr*A^ /^i Mcr0cr, v. rnon. Mw. IX,9
bo.) ttn Vab r-rs nrn Ms. M. (od. c-^) od of
conpftoj does Um waving in bthnlf of all of tbom.
14* "vra nimro is rodooad in anmbtn as regard*
) partioipaats (oalj oa of them bdag raqoind to aet).
.S"; Arakh.
3* n "bea (sab.
ppp)
partaan of a saeri-
I (also '>.S*7"<^7a).-S) witb b9 (erop.
S^
) fo>taiVmsf,
U.Batb. 11* "SI rte nan bis broUisn te. eooH
to protest s^nst his scUooa.3) to fie, foMtmate^
Lam. R. to I, &
'3^
7^3"*^ *Wi TVa'S Umj pro-
a ebannsr and cbami tb serpent. 8tfr6 Daat. 17S
VQ**r: n he who charms Urge ol^jects; Ker. S^ Vra Ti;
8nh.
(>.%
rTj -xn. Ker. I. c, JTin ynn t63n -en ^crs
but \Otst kinl of charmer (Dent. XVUI, 11) is be that
is liabl only to lashes (v. ^M^)?; a. fr f4^ .^>.,
---^
to umskapTy troHitH, Denoro. .v^aar,]
/^ nrr; i) to Join, faMat. Talk. Joi>i';:< iri, lo joo
XL. SO) r*s::a rsc; nr rs whoeeor baMsd*d bislf
sriih good deeds; Tauh. Nitsab.4 (corr.aee.). KoLXTV,!
ilM tabs <A ft flW
b slIanlMeM. <rp|k.
lb XII. 9 -n-v^te
I il W bn*
not twsan 9 r*^V "VS
'<
MM-: Mllliprd
ibUM)A.>tbll.b<^ i.1h4k4 M4
eorriifrfMl^

Vifi
"^ *^
'
is i b* suniiJstsd as scHHk*. ...., m..^.^, .,. ,,^^t~^,^
(bka a grovtb) and (M oUmt rvpsai*) as m ailMlMd
ti to eA0rm. Vam. B^ teimd. (U. imk. ff) "V^^ Wm
e*y(not aFanaw)babt|^ite HIfilialHi ml^ttb
r*f.ioKa.XXI.MX nb.ib* <i9r|b "vpo be bmImmms
for obannlng pnrposss do csonisa tbo dsMMw); ik l^
Kif. ^^ U it JotmtJ, 0mUUrtd, Om.tL.minf
Bos. PI. t) as Um priasis "r V? U"
'
"|r
j
a
aromd Ac , Msoe. 10* "Si ;"yr
4
.
HUkpa. VTt\ NilkfO. "^TTi It mimi e.
.> to osMcisIr, make fHrmdt milk. Ab. I. 7,Xom. B.
s. to. bsf. -r am <nirf^ Moab and Midlaa
slliaxis; TanlL BabU t.) to la <4iiirf
,
lb. B'sball. It
'9^
TV? Tii
m aaoa tba bird is 1
(bj the aks looking at its ihadpnr)
Yalk. Bs. 3M ra (read -STTS); Mabb. r^wlL, Ti
. 1 'bs V? %rir .; (not bit T1) H
ueer iu own shadow.
%n,
i% "^ eb. nune. 1) to A>sr. jtim.
T^f. P^
CXIX. at fMs. r-SR A.; b. tast *5C3). t) to emmkime
agaimti. Tsrg.Job XVI, 4 (h. tast rrmt)^--4) todUrw.
TsTf. Y. 1 Dent. XVIII, 1I.-4) to nj . infra. (T.
Mans. 8b. V. M^ boC, v.
^^]
Jttpa. lyTW. 1iT I) to iwiffrfr. Tuf.Hoa.t%M;;
a.a^2) to ic wiinndrd. Eatb.^ T'or tpt
T*^
S^
-9?^ is tiM Wood (la tba womb) stand np, or is it tbs
rssalt of a woondt; ib.
*
*2n
B. (b.h.; praeed. wda.) (witb soft
^VJ
I) m-
mtcude^ friemd, forimer (in anartfsaa); rafcyr, fiJkm
atmJad; ftlhmhtt^; tflktmme Umd (ntoo of ibfa^).
Ab.11,9 rc 'natraaMaadiT^'naCilsaflriend. Ib.10
T^T
"^"^
tbj nai
g
bbor^ booor. flabb. * top r? ra
with a good fHaad (an obacaaa diiginisi tor a toir aaMan,
T. ''rrn) ; a-T. tr.
i Jk < -% (in Bnbli) T! -rsir eonai^e
and popO, a title of disiinaiion Cor a stndeni, ftm. T.
8bak. Ill, be. 47^; Y. B. Battu IX, and. I7\ a. . ft
'Sn rm 7-1
vas a fMlow ander B. Ak.; Bab. tbu IM^.
Bar.S7^ rm Ti -r^brn wbo was a toilow (aadcr Bab).^
t) Baker, FrMtm, aseboiar's lilia. tan tbansrvtorpi.
Kidd. SS^ ftn CbnbL phiaa.) Ti warn. "T'sr 7m
y
are
AaUine (doeion), and I masvly a fcUow. Balk 8^, a. cu
'an WTI, T. nKXTt; a.fk-.Ocn.&aM Cplaf on T^^Ti)
'sn TV/an ^^or thsit wxxiby scbokr bvicd Ac3) flrier.
i^"n
422 nnan
member of a religious or charitable association, esp.
member
of
the order for the observance of
levitical laws
in daily intercourse. Dem. II, 3. Tosef. ib. II, 2 "pV2p?3
'n ri'^lnls iniX is accepted as a in ember of the order; a.
V. ir.Pl. d''^5n, "inn. Ber.
28''
'o^ inan ibujsi xbi that
my colleagues (in court) may not fail in a decision of
the law. Ib. n5"^ninn 1123:2 TriTn take heed of your
fellow- students' honor. Bekh.
30''
'H nirbu: ''SSa in the
presence of three members of the order. Pesik. R. s. 11
'31 D'lpdlS onbUJ Dalian the members of societies among
them are engaged in charitable work. Ib. diT^I'^ar! "pXl
D'^lL"'S"i^ and their neighbors (the fruits in the same bag)
are not affected; a. v. fr.i^'em. fTi'^an, fTian, n-ian, T\yyn.
Snh.s'* tTi"'3n tl'iTX a scholai'ly woman (acquainted with
the law). Ber.
48'', a. fr,
'31 Pin"ian3 nSJi: nisb^s liK one
term of office does not touch upon its successor even at
a hair's breadth (duration of power is preordained). Deut.
B. 8.7 nniana rn-iyms ns-'a -pX one rain-drop does not
mix itself with th other; a. fr.P/. ninan. Sabb.
129
'31 n'^ni'nan, v. risst; a. fr.
iZin m. (b. h.; preced. wds.) 1) association. lan
"I'ly
a ioivn organization, congregation (for divine ser-
vices, study, charities). Ber.IV,7. R.Hash.34''. Meg.27''
top (Rashi: I"!!? "lafi a scholar maintained by the town,
V. preced. w.).
2) charm. Snh. 65*; Ker. 3*^,
v. "lan,

PI. d'^'iin. Lam. R. introd. (R. Josh. 2), v. lan, H.

T -: ^ " - t'
3) "^pPXia 'n a load ofsacks tied across an animal's back,
to unload which you must lift them before untying,
contrad. to "^pVitl^ "13N a load kept in balance by equal
weight on both sides, to unload which you need only
untie the knot on the animal's back. Sabb.
154'^
ixb
"^Xia
'31 ip^na "laro ed. (Ms.M. bin 'nastn or bl'ia) do you not
think (when it says, ib. XXIV, 1, 'he unties the ropes
and the sacks drop of themselves') a heber is meant which
must be lifted along the sides of the animal?; laxa xb
'31 ip^Xli Rashi Ms. a. Ar. (ed. "^pnhx 'nina, Ms. M.
ini^SlTa "ipbxsa, read: mi-^BIS, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 7)
no, a balanced load is meant &c.; v. Ar. Compl.ed. Koh
s. V. inn. Cmp. '111113X.
"inn m. (b. h. associate; Talm.=iain, v. "QU)
1) charmer. Snh. 65*, v. nan. Deut. R. s.
7 ; a. e.2) magus
(v. SiUiaTDS), Parsee priest, guelre in gen. Parsee govern-
ment. Sabb.
11''
'n nnn xbi 1133 nnn (v. Rabb. D. S. a.
1. note 80) rather under heathen (Roman) government,
than under a Parsee.P/. "iiian, D'^-iaij. Kidd.72''i3X*in
'n let me see (give me a description of) the Parsees (as
opposed to Persians). Pes. 113*^.
Yeb.
63''
(ref. to Deut.
XXXII, 21 baa 11a) 'n ibx this means the Parsees.
nSn, ^^nSn ch. same^ 1) charmer, v. Xlian II.

Lev. R. s. 22;Valk. Koh.972 "lan in 5<ns< (Gen. R. s. 10;

Koh. R. to V, 8 135, corr. ace.) a charmer (of snakes)
came; Tanh.Huck 1.

PI. Dfjian. Snh.

65'^
ns< 'n
'^
thou
art a creation of the charmers.2) Parsee. Gitt. 16'', sq,
'31
'n xmn xnx a Parsee came and took the lamp from
them. PZ. "iian. Sabb.
45=*
'n i^pia from fear of the
Parsees (that they might see the lights). Yeb,
63*^
inx
?a3? 'n the Parsees have entered the Jewish colonies
of Babylonia. Bets. 6* but nowadays 'n Xr'^Xl when
there are Parsees (forcing to public labors).
iS ijlj m.=h. lan
1) friend, neighbor, fellow-being
&c. Tai-g. Prov. X, 24 (h. text 51!); a. fr. [Targ. Hos.
Ill, 1 h-^nana, v. Xlanl.] B. Bath. 28'', a. fr. 'n
Ti^'zn
'31 ii-^ n"^X thy friend has a friend, and thy friend's friend
has a friend (you cannot claim ignorance). Sabb. SI''
'31 "jianb "^30 "^"1
do not unto thy neighbor what would
be hateful to thee; a.v.fr.

PL "pi2n, iian. Targ. Jud.

XIV, 11 ; a. fr.B.Bath.
16'' '31 ai^XI 'n3 Stian "^X either
a friend like those of Job, or death; a. e.Esp. Haber,
a) scholar (v. preced.), fellow-student; b) member
of an
order. Bets. 25 "plan our fellow-student (Rab Hisda);
'n 13 the son of &c. (Rab Huna). Y. Taan. I,
64'
'1
'31 "iniar X-^SSn R. H. the 'Fellow of the Rabbi.s'.P/.
K''^':!t'^i r":?'^,
rian. Targ. job XII, 2. Ib. XL, 30 Ms.
(ed. K'^^'^sn). Nidd.
6'' '31 'pi-0 'n the Hdberim observe
&c., V. 'SI. Hull
12''
'n 1^1 Xl^i't "^yujlX 0. junior, of
the Haberim (Tosaf.: of Habnria, pr. n. pi.); Taan. 24^
Gen.R.s.l3,end '31
'n )-Q '^^ax A., one of the H., visited
a sick person, v. xn-^ian.Fem. xnian, 'I'^an. Targ. Ps.
CX, 1 (v. Ber.
48''
quot. s. v. lan fem.). Targ. 0. Ex.
XI, 2; a. e.-^Yeb.
63''
(prov.) xr^oa xbl nniana cor-
recting a bad wife by giving her a rival will be more
eflfective than thorns ; a..h:Pl, xnian, "^an. Targ. Jud.
XI, 37, sq. [Nni-^an n-^a, v. nnin^a!]
"iSnnn (denom. of Xi^an) to darken. Targ. I's.
cxxxix, 11 laiano, 'an^ (ed.'wn. 'n?).
iZljIin m. (v. preced.) [hiding in the dark,] hdhar-
bar, a species of lizard. Sifra Sh'mini, Sh'rats., ch. VI,
Par. 5 (a subspecies of a^J; Hull.
127''
1115?). Gen. It.
8. 82, end 'n on^ KHJ-il (not rxs^l; Hull. 1. c. 1113>); Y.
Ber. VIII, 12^ v. nrsn. Ib. V,
9='
bot. (Bab. ib.
33*
Tosef. ib. Ill, 20 llli').Y. Yoma VIII,
45''
top lailin.
SnSniHn ch. same. Y. Ber. V,
9^
bot. 'n 1*'in (not
x-^ia . .
.).
j21 JJIj m. pi. (preced. wds.) groping in the dark,
temporary loss
of
direction. Targ. Y. II Gen. XlX, 11
Var. (ed. niiaitt, read n*iaian); v. iK^llir^-
nnnn, pi. ninnn, v. lan.
111JM (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Hebron, in Judea. Mace.
9''.
Gen. R.' s. 84 (ref. to Gen. XXXVII, 14)
'31 'n "pX Kbni
is not H. situated on a mountain? Yoma III, 1 "TWi lit
up to the horizon over H.; a. fr.
S"11~inn m. (reduplic. of lan) companionship, as-
sociation. Keth. 65" T('^!lianbl -Jianbl "|b for thine own
sake, and for the sake of thy friend and thy association
(social standing). [Yalk. Is. 292, ed. Salon., fr. Pes.
118^'
ri"'l1ianb, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 300.]
milir!'
'"^5^!
f-
(^51) 1) ^^ condition of
aHai
with reference to levitical pureness; the Order of
Hdhi-
rim. Bekh.
30''
'n iiai bapb xan he who comes before
scholars to take upon himself the obligations of a haber.
Tosef. Dem. Ill, 4 IMI'^an^a mist "pnH ed. Zuck. (Var.,
Hf^^'l^fl in
IW
iitMt
ttm III* Mrt*t;
f,
lb li, 7v>
uff
1. -SI 11 ^IW "11 l llM
.lib. t). . . 1. BoM 90). Ibt ..t:
'^
'
man Umii |ttii>> I .> i. > ' . .. i uli
(mfY llwi'
"
r*^ **^tr att#t.* lu La IxM
KMII I IVll
V. .M. Kill. 1.
90^ l|i, V. r-.
^A&, tlii 'S^ TTZ n93n lb* ImvYiMaitiif *h|rb Al^mbam
*tf) ftf tmfrtt
:XV,7 (Vr.l,..
impttl, V. S^. IHiuL R. . 8 "S* 'SZTl rWi
hv Cuuld
t (oou*lmn) whom lie wiuil^ f
"^9
Y.Pv*.
89* bot. btrtr ir ttty; if lni. btm in
lumiMd to it hiinfVfor
!'
-ran, rnjw". bt s"
iiiuob fur hiuMr:
Butb.'Jo* r^V^r;te
Jtr.3)
(ngric) to n.
itNofArr Kptcieg,
ri
"
I'rtaun (on* oumot
r olbM*). lb. S4^
lod
bJ royal utbority;
'>
plant ome upcrira loo
KiUtyim (e^>65J. Y.
11
' bt.u rarr
r
t m<-rt tritb uo
Y. kil. ill, S''
!ij{Uii*e, doo* uiie
ftr with ihr oihfr (aoM to b forbidden to plant) f
:i8* .^ teST: anx )>i odi> rniiot make forbidden
ilayim that which ia not \u tiwn (by
iiUntlni; too
. f^. i'.irf. pan. rcr, f. rrren foo rfow/y pUimtnl
JifrrcHl tprcict. lb. I, ud, 27'
TTSHQ Tl irng j
plantad biwan.
tzri I) to be imyritomd, U iktaimed, KUi U. 9
~!rxn a Diarrivd woman that haa bacn d-
powar of giUlt% if for niunejr l(c.; a.*.
ni too dwp/jr.lo ftfrowi /or6rffew at KUaifim.
"^
hot, fM'^i'm 'S baooii ^ a
-1 uf eight cubils. lb. "S^ N . . .;at
a I.O 11,-t made forbidden at a distauca oi more iliaB eight
eubits.
Hif. r*zrn to be the canar ofprokibUiom em Silagim.
tb.
':*
C-~r xVs thai it doas not caaae a probibitioa
ai dista! i-tf of more Ac
HUhp^i -z-rr to ir l'f>t ag primmer. Sabb.lSS*' 7n
3*
sr; r- i aIsM rr;
^nd ther, tbcmnlTM, haU be
kept iu prison.
|0 omtm i^|w7 i an fwiiiil Aabng
Af /.d armi).
r:^2n
r. f^nM^ 4a) *arj#.
Ufdi^. o.
U
' I (r<. la Oe* .ywn. Xmi. Ill
'I'
^^i
>
I'f n-
fd.
IJItbIa, humm v4 a |liigkt|**i
) i.u* It i IV . Aptlbmf TumL t9mm
zT^t 1^1. 11 * .' im4 rron oraBi,
,T2n.
^,
STi, . Mr, m
^
m. (b. h.; aan; ani|k xrz, "nfii l) aainvr|r.
/rWirat Ut. B. . 19; Paalk. BblM- p
I'J** an ^ tT"
.*^
p
nm a Kew-Moon of a aMaili m whkJi Uhm i a
K^val nad wboaa fiaUvnl aotecMM villi tiba VewMsMi,
v.nqfl. Y.Taaa.lV,99^bai^v. niR^. MoCM^ati^m
their (Um ^urplinae*) Itative da.<i 'f^^\fceitwe
perioik the ftmat
of
Boolk* m-td , . '.DrngofCm-
roemliom (rrgg 'rss). 8ec iv.s sn ac ,imi i ar* tiw
Aral Holj Djr of the Imgi ib.* 'S^
'
,\tmn S'* (W Imc 4c.
(tbe eighth dajr); a. fr. >
f
i^rim'M fnik* eermf.
Haf. lo\ V. Mxi .. a. nrSTL II sir, caMcr. nr.
Bar. as^ nST T. pwftode ori^wfO n>riH*
^^^ I cb. aaaM. Twf.DeI.X%Xl.TM|K.T.Onk
XVin. 14 T. ';9 (h. tcAt *:*::); a. fr.Hj^ lf^ (fC la
Ks. Xll. 14) how ran toa prote that tlua
^f
nMana
(faetive) oOwnc, -T^ lOn rrr in^-n peflMpa it mi aw
'ealebrate a faaat't
Wt.-TrT. rrr- . . 'isji . . .
^r-i
perhape the text mmum to aay, Wt and drink and 'Wtee
a feaai (r^ioiee) bafora ma' (viihoai aUadutg lo >periil
pilfrinu' oaMii)f~Ib. <rC. to Ks. XXUt, 181 "TD ^IT
"S^ im wm Ma. M. <ed. XSm) if jon voald majt. *m
maw fimat (aMnT-BHUuic) AcKob. R. to III, 3 7=
"Sn 71 boiwaan the PeaM of Boolha and iUnocfcah. Y.
Sabb. Tin, beg. H': - fr / sp^*^ "r^- T*rr Kx.
XLTI, ll;a. fr.
N'
II pr.n.ai.(abbr.of Hapii)lfjyn.i
r *. B. Kaae. 48*
X*. IL (ed -v
"'
"
P*- T^^
'T. nsr-v
3Jn m. (b. k) 1) h
Kfft
x
,
Uemat, abtL IX, 7 -n Tt
Uring elaao (catnhio) kxneL. fl LTSSn, TSJrv
aMn
424
nan
1
Hull.
63^
'n
'^:'i^
species of locusts. Pes. Ill, 5 (spreading
apart) 'n "^DIpD like the proboscides of locusts. Sabb.lOe'';
Tosef. ib. XII (XIII), 5. Gen. R. s. 38 the palm-trees
appeared to them 'n ibso as though tliey were locusts (v.
Xnn).
2)
(metaph.) pudenda. Sabb. 152, v. nsJS. V.
alVobiD-ip.
S^l^n ch. same. Targ. 0. Lev. XI, 22 ed. Berl. (oth.
ed. ^yyn; Y. WinD).
Jl^n (b. h.; cmp. 5in) [to turn,] (denom. of an) to
celebrate an anniversary, to observe a festival, to make
a periodical pilgrimage. Num. R s. 20 'si nJsSnn traist
a nation that celebrates three i)ilgrims' festivals.Esp.
to offer the pilgrim^s festive sacrifice (nj'^jn). Hag. I, 6
'31 sain ... an XVUJ "^^a he who failed to offer on the first
day . . . ., may do so duiing the entire festive season.
Pes.
70'' na'^an dnaan you have offered &c.; a. fr.
Jjn ch. same, 1) to turn, draw a circle. Targ. Prov.
VIII, 27 (Ms. ban).

2) to celebrate a festival; to feast.

Targ. O. Deut. XVI, 16 ain-'in (Y. '|l5nn). Targ. I Sam.
XXX, 16.Hag. lo'' xan lain, v. xani."
S'ljn m., pi. constr. 'H^n (b. h. constr. "'lan; xan,
cmp. xa'in) rugged places, clefts. Targ. Cant. II, 14.
"1^5n, V. ixnan.
.
"1
MM m. (b. h.) girdle, outfit, v. next w.
nnijn f. (b. h.; lan)
1) girding, tvearing apparel
for travelling, outfit.

PL ni"^ian, constr. '^'lian. Gen. R.

8. 19 (ref. to Gen. HI, 7)
i-iian miian xbj< . . . -px n-iian
nilian it does not say higorah (a girdle) but hagnroth
which means sets of outfits; [Ar. ni"iian "'"iian "iian]; v.
NI'^DM&X.2) an enclosure, rope-fence, con trad, to ns'^rra
a.' -fsi Erub. II, 4 (Ar. nn-'an).
Un, Un m., pi.
'f
pn (cmp. nan, Dan) a species
of tvild bees, or locusts. 8abb.
106'' '31 'n Disan n:in Ms.
0. (Alf. ed. Const, I'^n'^n, Rashi 'an, ed. 'pta, v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note 200) if one catches (on the Sabbalh) locusts,
hdgazin &c. ; Y. ib. XIV, beg. U'' "p^aim "p-an, read liTan
p^yin-^i.Bekh.7'' iiy-ii^jni -ptan irai {="r(rj., cmp. opian;
Makhsh. VI, 4 'plan omitted) the honey of &c.
^Ijn ch. same. P/. X''tan or 'an. Y. R. Hash.
T T T
T - T -; . :
II,
58''
top the palm-trees of Babylon appeared to us
X'^'^an pb'iXS (corr.acc. or X^san); v. Gen. R. 8.38, quot. s.
V. nan.
''^n (b.h.) pr.n.m, 1) Haggai, the Prophet. Naz.53='.
Yeb. 16*; a. fr. 2)
also '^'^an, name of several Amoraim.
Y. Ber. 11,
5'^
top.Y. Dem. Ill,
23'^
bot. B. Kam.
42=',
V. xanil. V. Fr. M'bo, p.
79'\ sq.
nJi"jn f. (aan) l) celebration, esp. pilgrimage to Je-
rusalem for the festivals. Ber.
33*'
bain na'^an the pil-
grimage of the festive season. Lam. R. to 1, 17, v. fMJiian.

2) the festive offering of

the visitors
of the Temple on
the festivals (Ex.XXllI,li, si.e). Hag.1,2. Y.ib.76=' bot.
ina-^an his festal sacrifice; a. fr. P/. nia"^an. Hag. I, 8
the laws concerning festive sacrifices; Tosef. Ib. I, 9.-^
3) Hdgigah, a treatise of the Mishnah, Talmud Babli
a. Y'rushalmi, a. Tosefta.
H'T'Jin, v. ni-^an.
^^^n, v. \an.
i^^'^Jiin, Y. R. Hash. II, 58^ top, v. Xtan.
Ti^n, "l"'Jin, ^^'^'^^n m. (=h. lan) lame, halting.
Targ.Lev.Xxi,l8. Targ- Job XXIX, 15; a.e.P/. ^"T'an.
Targ. Is. XXXIII, 23.
nn^Jin f.; v. n^ian 2).'n n*"? pr. n. Beth-Hagirah,
name\)t' a family. Y. Meg. 1,
71**
bot. 'n '2 blT (ed. Krot.
nT'an) those of the family of &c.
^^n (cmp. aan) l) to draiv a circle. Targ. Prov.
VIll, 27 Ms., v. aan.2) to go around, v. infra.
Pfl.ban to go around (vi.siiing, peddling, begging; cmp.
P.Sm. 1191). Y. Sot. Ill,
19=*
bot. (expl. n-^nniUJ) [read:]
'31 nnoai nban^ she goes about visiting and gets a bad
reputation. [Gen. R. s. 17 nb nT^aa nban mini Ar. ed.
Koh.; Yalk. Is. 352 rv^\ ST^aS nban nuhl and she (his
wife) went around begging, leading him.]
&Jin m. (cmp. tan, nan) rabbit, or cony. PL "^oan.
Targ. Prov. XXX, 26 (Ar. s. v. Oa: ^Dan; some ed. "^DSn,
corr. acc.)_
"Ijn
I (b. h.) to encircle; to gird. Sabb.-
63='
n"n BS
~3n^ V"
iin'i'nan ... if a scholar be even revengeful . .
like a serpent, bind him around ihy loins (be not afraid
of him). Midd. 111,1
'31 iiain .. . ami and a red line went
around it. Gen. R. s. 71 niass l^ana 'n xb did he not
gird his loins (in bold prayer) in her presence (Gen.
XXV, 21)? Ex. R. 8. 43, beg. nbsnn lain bmnn (sub.*
I'^an^) he began to pray boldly. Taan. U'' plZJ "^ianb to
l)ut on sackcloth (for prayer); a. fr.
n^n ch. same. Y. Ned. Ill, beg. Sl^ wni^ n'^bs? T
tied a rope around it, i. e. made the law more stringeiu
Bab. ib.
49*'
''IJIS ''3"iaini (Rashi: "'iX naini, Ar. 'ni) and
I had my forehead tied up.
"I^n II (v. lan) to halt, to limp; to hesitate. Hull.
18='
'31 "liannUJ "^in a notch deep enough for the nail to halt
on passing over the edge; Bekh.
37*'; Tosef. ib. IV, 1
nnain X'^ni and it (the finger nail) is caught.
3if
l-'ann same. Y. Pes. VII,
35''
top T^n xnnUJ 113
nnan^ enough for the finger to be caught. Zab. Ill, 1
p^ian^ they halt (do not stand firm).
NithjJa. "lanr? ^^ becotne lame. Tosef. Eduy. I, 14.
"Ijn ch. same, to be lame. Targ. II Sam. IV, 4.
Af.
Aianx same. Targ. II Esth. I, 2. Targ. II Sam.
XIX, 27 "i">an^ ed. Ven. (ed. Lag. -ism's, oth. ed. I'^an).
[nan constr. of K-^an q. v.]
"liin, "lii'^n m. (lanl; cmp. D^X) [tied,] limping,
lame. 'Hag. "l, h Snh. 9l''; a. fr. PZ. D^nan, "p-ian, 'm.
I
'^^ 425
lli.Vlll,4. .iinii iMiiro, iittiMxi, | i V iriii r
"Ti.
tl. Knin. in*', T.*M>r. lb. Vif, |A '"rvi Um> m.i
|Y. hIimM. VII, ar lop "^m, raad: ^frnj
njn |ir. n
(lUi/l' I wi
V.
/,'
H'^jn
I,
n^Jin eh, pr. It //dfrtt. I) lrii w..l
|iruvtnr lit lliw <lMri of Hliiir Tt O lUn. XVI. 14
M. In,
I TO), lb T (h. Iffil ^^1.
T*ni
Ocii XX. I
I > O.Uvii. XXV,|i(v. IQpW>).~| /Wr. Toirf Nh*^)*
IV, M -m
or* mI. f'ttck. (Vr. rwnn
nyni
HtfiA iKiiii. M ir>nr , VMJh ib 174 mer*. \
DiMicr. p.ft|,M|. (Yvb.llt* Anaii b. IJljr* fVi, . Ii>f:^ i
^^.'^'*Il |r n. III. tittgra. V. Mrg. I,
7|' IhiI.-Y.
r.ai, l\, <ii.^ |n> (T<M.f. Ktl. I, \t, A. 0. ITMI q. V.J.
M^iin in. 0I1.-I1.
^ 1) lame. Tutg. Job XXIX. I&
Vnr.-^Abb. SS* (prov.) 'ai ti irrt tb* b*phnl liun*.
itiid III* ahvitp rimnlns (i. in eriliml n-
*-
-tin'<
lit* roinn how to him). 9) roiwtr.
*'*

/
-A
Tnnt V 1 K. IV. lu (V. ir miR). il,.YI,l2i30
Ai (..I. rrr).
rPjn, T. irsn I.
*X?"'an, *rn r, <. n-jir) tnmmn. fraUty. Oen.
1
ulu B'r.Hili. 1 1 ir*>Ti ^o M-OM ( Viilli. ib. :i
~r .. . ,..i>aidii, cur Ui>- uwn iunrniiljr.
MTin r. (V. KM-i) pilgrimuf fetiive e*ion.
/.AT. 1
1
''
'S'"in Tl Ui ini?llini{ OMrcluuiU' MMon ( Arabie
"7
1 ui. (b.h.,"nr) t)y..inf. .',
-
.;4'.-^rx-
TTl THK if oiH> nitle of llie
K-
'" 1" I uerixnn-i-
..1 (Tl .!.. (ChiiM.) TJ nn nrr. yv -.-in. lb.Pem.
-;"
Si,l,.4\ B<?r. lO'-s-iTJ^-rr
-txevenifhrpeiid
!<wortI i laid on one's Uimal, one miut not denpair
of prnying for dirine mercy. Qen. R. a. 14 (pUjr on
^rnn, Oeii. II, u) "SI rrvrn nhp rxrerra (Greece) who
w :u i-Mh and sharp in her decrei.
S) nti/t. PL as ab.
!> I '9''
(pUy on ^ip^ry) iu waters
T^pi
"n an swifl and
"n
11 IU., snn ch. nni, Mie^ nt^gtJar, parHemUur.
T*rjj. Oca. I, i; a.T.Ar.xsm TH first day in the week.
Vav^. II EsUu III, 7. Tarn. P- 3ULVII, 4. Targ. E.
Win, 10 (some ed. nn); a. fk-.T. Ab. Zar. I, S*** hot.
X2*r3 iro, V. supra. Meg. I !, a. fr. "an Tn . . . Ti one
iiuKority another authority kc Ber.
28 Jtn *Wl
:* r-tr *it "^ is this a unique subjeofc to thee (the only
tiling' loanuHl from R, Joh.) or a novel (strange) thii^l

Oitt. 44V IWkh. 3\'m 'VO one time more (eleven time
the value of the sold object); a. t. fV.(Sabb. CT* bok "W^
"n
V. "rrn.}ifirs [Wr onej togeikfr, 9iwnJtameom$fy.
Tiu>:. Ps. II,
2; a. (V.{tnnb stn^oWy, rery wtmA, loo
mnek. Targ. Gen. I, 31. Targ. Ps. CXIX,
8; a. ft-.
Hin, Tomf IhMk ri (VII). II. Vaf^ *. mn
i|
ninn . If. B^avrvy. Ttuu. U XXII. a
13pjnn,
paMb. Vnjrtii.
p. w**. * o-V^nrtr-*-
T^ to ir eUfy. pMfl
. f^iml. V. IMa. V. 44^ top
M t4
fntaiiflff ilM i4p al il

'on tl> W..,

i'^f , TMmC fo vdM Ufe arM, < Iry
la^i/t armmtn,
to
fmult. Tmml
7*
(mC to Prtnr.
' ) "S^ ; iWU . . QK so 4o tvno srtioinw wImk
lamladte. Mm. M^, a. . ^^ . . , nw !^
d^ rvi U. J. M H ooljr hi oHspT to esMMtfime llM stMsMa
In raUititf prjiitU . A. ,

ArW. ^A* l^f- tkar^-wu-f

rrU
tndrtatly K>
livni i, < Vb *^^tm8 fi in' ii \* wfi 'i
ib Uw be ever iMidy i %hj waili (tift^ ItaM. tl
-"
I
'
tlU).
V. S>.
ililkpn. T^m fo frr wkHtHl. Oen. E k # 790
T
-r mrr^ kjnf* u wbettod om Um bfVM4 4iii afaai-
oUier.
-3^
-nr^rs rrr 7
-p
aoto a aUMlMi's flitetf lMto4
by n MloW'Stodent, v. Miyrm.
TTl eh. same. Targ, Jwb XU. 2; fTg. T. I OeM.
. 44
TrTr*
*
'^V.'
> "^ T""".
T-J
/to. TTl
1) as prMed. A. flnbb.
33*
<plv.) ir-r ^
-=oiminn
IU.l|.(ed. -nr,
Ms.

'bestlMinr
thrown down, sharpen (M knif^ l oMacBla
man's sina are liailMl, t i
uii. 44^, fr. &
m to try Abbayia' aeoni
'
fmo. Tms rvWjr in
aMiMT^^fMMoM|,Kir/Atvrri,fiiM(T.pffMAj. Efvb.
IS**
"
'i
"unu KJ I.1.I IJ
I tm Ma. M. (ad.
"
Ui iU
| tbe rMi
that 1 am readier than my fellow-sfdeata. Tek. 14* XTi
*C'.' " I vj thoae of the aebool of 8I1. wars aort acoto.
N.i.i. u** ii
'i
ntfua; -TtTO (rnd:
TJ^fc
* toft^) i*
rArrr ii/' rn'rr/oM.
Gill. 8\ t. KT
-'
V^
(r..l:) .i
'
.iu,J
,
1 J.i
'
. (Baafal : rnrs) ho nehmi hit
leMuos (traditiooa) welL
rnn
tl)tom.ot^.l,i)
Amf ndt, tJife. T. Ber
I, S^ hot. pm, ToaBtSabb.VUYU),!! Var^ t. rvin D.)
^T^*
T?
<^ C^)
W-
Targ- ! XXXII, 14.CnL
It to I, 4, T. Win. Ber. i"
''
8*Tn, J^nin, *Tn t l, . T*!^. O. Oca.
XXXC 27
XJin
ed. Beril (Y. X .

-<L -prj pl>.

Targ. Is. XXXIl, 14; a. .
S)
(an exdaaatmi' of joy)
aha! (h. rain). Targ. Pn. XXXV, 31 (Var. n^ri). Ib. f
Ms. (ed.
'31
rirTr\ . -nri). Pt
yy^
r. oapra; JC^T"^
. KT^-jr*
) fw
y
w, mUtgory; PI,

^ ;=
w
hill, . irrru
i'li ih, TT
rrX , mm.
-
' . -
"TT^
Targ. T. Deot. XVm, 10; 14 soow ed, t.
:4
ninn
426
P1T\
mnn f. (b. h.; nnn) joy, rejoicing. Bets.
15''
(ref.
to Neh. VIII, 10) 'n m:i'3 l^iipi Ar. (missing in ed.) and
fulfill the law of festive rejoicing. Keth.
8''
(in the wed-
ding benediction).V. XI'iH 2).
*p"'''nn m. pi. (cmp. W^n, a. Syr. Xl^iH P.Sm.l200)
subterranean stores. Tosef. Toh. VIII, 1 ; 6 (Var.
)"i"''nn
ed. Zuck., R. S. to Toh. VII, 1 I'^'n^n; to ib. 6
'piin).
pi'^n, ^^'^n> V. sub 'TTin.
ni'^n, V. nw.
^^Iir^' ^^^llD
ch.=h. ni-in. Targ. Ps. IV, 8.
Targ.'r.'Deut. XVI,' io Win; a. fr. Cant. R. to I, 4
(nb'^JD) nn ^S lin Xa'^bia n "^xn this is a complete re-
joicing, joy upon joy. Lev. R. s. 20; Koh. R. to II, 2, v.
stD^rrn. Gen. R. s. 27 'n 'n nsuja (Kalk. ib. 47 ni'in niin
Hebr.'), v. xbnx.P/. !!<n^"in,
"i^in. Targ. Ps. XVI, 11;
a. e. [xn^in^ 'i;iri, pi. of rrn it]
Jj^r'^'in, ^^niinn f. (preced., cmp. Xinn)
1) dancer,
reveller.
'
Kidd.
8*^1 '''
N13l"iT3 imm Ti X5X Ar. (ed. Stmin
"iini, corr. ace.) I am a reveller returning from a day
(of carousing).2) a loedding party. Gitt.
68'*
he saw 'n
tl^ "(1^1112 lini a wedding party whom people entertained
with riddles &c. [Y.Ber. VI, 10top xniisn 'Sb (ed. Lehm.
Stntjn "^^b) prob. to be read 'nn 'dh to a wedding.]
"^"in, b^nn (b. h. nnn, cmp. "Tin) ^0 6e bright, glad;
to rejoice. Targ. 0. Deut. XXVIII, 63 ed. Berl. (oth. ed.
a. Y. ^-Tri, incorr.). Targ. Ps. CXXII,
1 ; a. fr.Pes.
68''
'HlUBa iX-jn (Ms. M, TUBS, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) be glad, my
soul!Snh! 39''; Meg. lO'' '31 XUJnip 'n ^^
(v. Rabb. D.
S.a. 1.) does the Lord rejoice in the downfall &c.?; a. e.
[Y. Snh. VI, 23<^
hot. ; Y. Hag. II,
78"^
top, v. next w.]
Af.
'^inx to gladden. Targ. Ps.XXX, 2; a. fr.[Targ.
0. Ex. XXVIII, 28 l^in^'l, fr. inx.]Y. Snh. 1. c, v. infra.
Pa.
"i^n
1) same. Targ. Ps. XXI, 7; a.e.Y. Hag. 1. c.
I^ab
'^."''^npl who will entertain you (Y.Snh. I.e. "^^n^l).
2) to observe a festival, v. rtl-in. Y. M. Kat. II, 8l'' top
'31 K11^ nst i^nri wouldst thou enjoy the festival?
Drink &c.
^t'^D> ^''"ID
I,
"JO
^^^' ^^
bright, clean, glossy.
PI-
r"'"!l, '^.''I'j/f.
'{nn. Ta^rg. Prov. XVII, 24 (Var. -pni"!,
incorr.).Y.Snh. IV, 23' hot. ^in tD^'^pS 'j'^SS^ "^iriab (read:
^"^im '^"'pS) dressed in clean and glossy garments (in spite
of the rain, v. Rashi to Snh. 44'')
; Y. Hag. II, 78* top
>'i*in "I'lD^SJ "ilin (corr. ace).2) merry, noisy. Fern.
Xn'^-in. Yalk. Is. 289 (transl. nt^^y, Is. XXII,
2), v. riij-in
a. ^'^'rn.Pl i.:iri (abstr. noun) joy. Targ. II Esth. 1, 2(3),
opp. 0"'p3.
iJ^'^in, lJ<'''^nn II m.=h. ntn. breast, chest, bosom.
T :
-
T :
- T 1 I
Targ. Ex. XXIX, 26, sq.; a. e.Targ. Prov. XXIV, 33.

'n
"^3
bosom. Kidd.
70'' TV^'-in "1313
out of his bosom.
Sabb. 13* in-^-nn '^nx on their bosoms.P/. (fem.) xn'in,
i^m^^rt Targ. Lev. IX, 20.
"'IN (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Hadid, near Ono. Arakh.
IX, 6 (32% sq.); Y. Meg. I,
70-'
hot. (not l-^nn).
n" jM pr. n. pi. Hadiath, in As.syria. Targ. Y. Gen.
X, 1 l.^sq. (Var. '"in, 'in, Y.I, verse 11, nms, h. text nbs).
V. Schr. KAT2, p. 98.
b^D^nn, V. xs-jnn.
"lD'^"]n, V. nonn.
5"^!!
(b. h.) [to be cut
off,]
to cease, to omit. Gen. R.
s. 48 (oxpl. bnn, Gen. XVIII, 1, by ref. to Deut. XXIII, 23
and Num. IX, 13)
pOS.
n>in f. (preced.) omission, use of the root bin,
Ned.
22'^\
'
Din, V. onn.
0"in, Targ. Y. Deut. XXV, 9, v. Om.
"iDnn m., """ipHn f. (=-i05 -m) eleven, eleventh.
Targ. Y. 1 Deut. 1,
2.'
lb. 3
n-|i 'n eleventh month. Targ.
Y. Ex. XXVI, 7; a. e.R. Hash. 21* top
'31 'n3 on the
eleventh of Ti.shri. Arakh.
12''
^-iDin (some ed. 'D in).
Taan.
18''
"iD'^in (Ms. M. "iD in) the eleventh (of Adar).
nS"l&'in,'^S"]p'in m. (precea.) the eleventh.
Targ. Vchr. XXIV, 12 (ed. Lag. two words). Targ. Y.
Num. XXV, 8 (ed. Amst. -^XiD-in).
^npin, v. iGin.
pnn, 'p}n to cut into, prick. Part. pass, plin,
'
fem. np^in, pl.npiin. Hull.
59''
p'^sa 'n Ar. the horns
must be prickly (rough); ed. mplin, v. pin.
Pi. pin to squeeze into, drive in. Erub. lOl-'* (play on
I
pin, Mic. VII, 4, a. rpim, ib. IV, 13) ^"nix "iT'^nri'i:
t
'31 Ms. M. (ed. DiriUin nx 'n^ia) tliose who force tiie
i
nations into Gehenna; Yalk. Mic. 556. Y. Sabb. X, end,
12''
'31 nn p'^inb to close with it (to stuff it into) defective
bags.
Hithpa. P'inrn to be driven into, to stick to. Tanli.
Ki Thissa
1
; Pesik.R. s. 10, beg. (ref. to Prov. XV, 19) as
the thorn '31 n533 np'inna sticks to the garments &c.
pnil ch. same. Part, p'^in pricking, injuring (by
being forced into). Sabb.
78''
N3aa 'ni ']1'^3
Ms. M. be-
cause a rope injures a vessel by being forced into a hole
(ed. p-^in, V. pin).
Pa. pin to force into, to fill a gap. Yoma 72* inrp'nn
fasten them by forcing the chords through the rings.
Sabb.
125'' np'ini ')r3 Ms.M. (ed. 'ni) since he squeezed
the stone in (made it immovable).
pin (b. h.),
Y>''\}^_
m. (preced.) \) thorn. Erub.lOl''
it is written about yoii (Jews) 'n3 D2ia (Mic. VII, 4)
the
best among them is like a thorn.2)
anything used for
filling a gap, stop-gap.

PI. C^pin, -ppin, 'n. Ib. OlUr

*zv
437
tM^Wt. X. noii nrvav
im (iib. ad t
tli viuif'tiai* In A brwali.
- /
'
'
Y TiMn. 11.
*^
lof <r>C to lliik. Lc,
d. . M*. U A. , -n).
Mjrtn, 11 II |ir. . m^ //at. . 4kM99
of It. Ah'ilM. lUbb
t|7''i KUi.
*4^ It. lUili lit*.
nHj^in , (.|.,i|v 4ikiiimUv of iqpnil 4^
MvmtttiU t/ it ao,Hff rmf, Knib. lot*; Talk. Mi. M
(ilb tr. lu Mir. Vil, 4, V.
r^;
ottf . tibMM to M*.
M^ V. lUbb. D. . A. I. MO*'
^l?77
^^' '*>
I*'
* ''*<^'A<i '/"'frM. 0a. R a.
|)
Ilr. &W''", . TTI
'nn
(b. b.) (r Ml
i,l
to mmmm^. m^inw. I\vi.
' |M
rli iii, to ttrttrm nnmttd. Titrj(. Y. I I>ul.
1, 44
"3^
'li'^f^ V!^^'~'
l155*n (tiiir wl ;
1 11 I, *, TTI)
llii wiM| wrtn rtittiMl (iiuui) Mid bi away (oatk^Wi
in Urv. IV CXVUI. 1
1,
aq.).
^"in ni. (b. b.; praecd. wda.) cuotomrv, eAmmhrr,
frrH t^'mfMrHmmt. B. Bath. IV, I
'3^ TV1 Um apMial
Ui'ltwurv f'lr Murafv loiiidv of lli* building; a.fV.Tmaf.
tkf imttrr >aH of tMt frmmlr gmilaU, tkf upper rmd of
lA II, 4. lb. i;''j Y. lb, II. iu
t>; - >n tliti rvinaiUM wco, in
II a. (t., T. mrc Caot. R. to 1. 4
(*:.N-:~ -
lit* mjr(vri of BbtnuUi Ac,
roarro 7% v. rcr*;;- Vaik. Omu 982.
I

iTn^
(k- >.) pr. n. pi. Hndmkk, SifW- Dwai. I;
'k to YII, b {ft. to Kcb. IX, 1) I am fhMn
It 1^ TSC^ X^"Z S; tr* iinl tbvre i a plara
uamvd II.; Yalk. Svclu &7.S. lb.
(p^y
on tb
'a^
Y^^
. . "in lwvM^e ... and mild. OaoL R. I. c.
[Y^
vft TTTC be (Uia Mwiiaby wUI laad Um antira
rblAo.
(b. b.) [to be brigK] to It new.
m I) fo row, rvtKMtofe, politk. Lct. B.
r. toTTO. Ps.LXXXI.4) CZ'TTOrrTT) jcabaU
(olaaMe) yonr doiafn. 0B. R. b. 78, bg. (ret to
ni, S3) "a^ <sj4i.>u nr ibou rtoawart oiv Uvea
mondng; "n
VT^^
''^ ^^^ tboa tnapiratt oa
; aew Itfo in the mominit (riae to power) Ae., t. "^a;
(S) to eommtemet (niv, dlo lydin. R. Haab.7^ a.e.
Num. XXVIU, 14)
'2^
iOm ?^eommeiiea a new
int and offer Trumab of the new prodaeea. S) fa
tmuifotr a HTtc UtWf to nlmbliwk ametr imkrpnitiitm
Iff m Bibiicat late; to /M nnr poimt Sabb. l(H*, a.fr.
(ref.
ftaC to Ur. XIVI. 44) 91 #i:^
*w^ *
y% (9,
II. a. L) Baa dM
|
iiiiwnl(pii B f I4ato !
f^upm km a nglii to iama a sow law. V. Brab T.tT
boi. (I alld Uw Hew OaK iaaavM Ummo "T* 0Tffi
fMt "^
Um RornM laalHaiid ito MiaipNteina cJAn
Ui a. 1^.
tf
y
jIH, JVUlfS. tf^Ti 1) la Iv rvMWMd.
laoa aaai'ie/"'#r/4t^MMif<^iBt< t^^. kuiVM|,
l l eiffwid aa art- ii.r
tof (iW. to I Oir. Vlli. 'I - -*^ r-ij^ir.
7i ai
Iwr laatoaaa ilio tot rpi 1 laltow imt Uw Uw l**^
^ 'mm^kHtkaii mi4r.mm.^k.%%ti.Hmk
U :Wt llto lav tea bai tonrpnii I la|
mm. i^.^tt ro ^0 *on
y^ss ! inn R^
fwpMMad <br Ite aeba af wpa yafM SiiaA.
7) to rAaa^ ranai. Yomm * )";; wi
>
rnow Ika
Tpw
p
M attooiaAla ara faltoead.
HJTI M.(b,kipraad.)m.AwA,
IX. 1. ittka iotfod. -n a ;*T^
to
1
(MHlMladadlallMfMarallaw); a.fr^
t. <rm0mprmlmmflki0dimtnpatmtu&i
(q* tM bWt Um Otoar 4ay (Lev.Uail,l*~l4|. Kidd.
I,9(S7) 7V1
(p) m abo vttb tte MeapMiwaf titoi
prodaaae (tlie lav aeaatnriaf vbkli appRai
IbraifM eotortfiaa). fh. 9P* "n -TT rm4 tte
(laaTliv rt 'alto'). Daa. IT. T m n ^mIm ie aav
fhUi (aot jrei pvewiitod); a. ft*.H. Ut^
ii jL Tatoa U, 4
a n
''
"J^b 71 oev HMO lor oAafRf teaaMo fab m
aver balbta teee
p
etfufad ttet Ibw li n a
X
aaaad Ae
fb. PSr* U Vi saw HMO and alto old owe (vlw te
ofncUiad belbrt ibk). Lav. B. a S. vad (rat to GmM.
V1
1,
1 4 ) Tn the latar leaden, oppw to 8":C" tte
I
n. fr.Pan. ntf^*. lb. & IS 7i rmr a aew law,
rr-r r-n niyrel total pieiaiiM oTite law (<
laiicbtrti- Paidb.llaM,pildf*7;i
dre; a. tr.
^Siin, tirfl . (b b.; pte*d.) l) -
awo;. L *.
tke (tnt mppmrmmer of
the rrneml. B. Badh. I. 9. a. a.
m m nirr -a te wbo aaae Um mw tooas (wRea it
WM bis duty to travel to tba plaea of IteRaprane Oatot
to taataljr). lb. mrrxA TRSr ilMy travel for tte par-
poM of taoHiyii^ to tte aifflit of tte aaw awoa: a. ITj
t) uttmlk. Sab. V. l n rrna la wtet BMNMlif ; tvaaz
TZ on vltat day of tte aootli t- a. v. (r.T. sir (abbr.
r^) the fini datf
0f
Ikt towrt, tte
A^h< of
Mat
Moom. Meg. Sl^ rr^- rr- tte aKtioa of tte Law rmd
00 tte New Mooa Day (Koto. XXYIII, !-; a. Ir.
il t:":j a
j
. lb. m, 4 YI
*
R
'
a oa Vew Moon Daya^ B.
Badi.I,S
'31
Ttnrob? for tte prodaoMlioa of x Vew
Mooo Days maanagara are aeai abroad. Kclh.M^ nrtv
nataaataoftbiaotoo1teta.fr. [Pawb Bated, pulS*^
n tra ccra, read t*7in.T. JJbebi IT, i$^ boC "vrs,
read "Wt'J, v. tJTtn,]
iiwir
I t I) fe. of ihr.-S) itiieaUm ofm mm
bmiUmf. ififri OeoL tt (ii to rv\ Deal. XXIl, S)
71
i
'
tJMj reea (Talk. ib. tW tbi) yo afBit ante a
baltlIt aa soon as yo dodkato it ^oc daiay)L
ncin
428 ym
ntUin II (b. h.), 'n "lis pr. n. pi. Ir Hddashah, in
Judaea. Er'ub. V, 6 (v., however, Y. ib.
23='
top).
Targ, Niim. Vl",a. Targ.Ex."l,8 (Y. ed. Amst. nTTi); a.e.
Targ. Deut. XXIV, 5 (ed. Berl. xn'in); a. e.Targ. Jer.
XXXI, 21 xnin a new event. Ber. 28, v. -inll.
Yoma
19''
(expl. nnx, ib. I, 7)
nin bs for (showing)
something novel. PZ. "pn-in; fern. ,in'ir!, "in'in, xnnnn.
Targ. Is. LXV, 17. lb. XLVIII, 6; a. e. Shek. Vl, 5
'n "jibpn new Shekels (of this year's contributions). Y.
Gitt. V,
47 '
-jin^ii
'n n^ (read : "pi SOl^) what were the
novel things to-day (at college)?; Y. Yoma III,
40''
hot.
)innn (corr. ace); Y.B.Kam.IX,6'' bot. m^in.Men.85^
sq. StriMPi new T^fillin.Denom.:
D'^n, n'''in=h. cnn i) to renew, restore. Targ. I
Sam. XI,14; a.fr.[Targ. 0. Deut. XXXII, 12, v.ijufra.]
2) to add something new, to change; to make an exception.
Targ. Y. Lev. XXVII, 34 (v. d'^r\, Pi.
3);
a.e.Keth.45''
XJori"! 'n the biblical text states an exceptional law.
Ithpa. nnnrx to be renewed &c. (v. t-rn). Targ. O.
Deut. XXXII, 12 XPflnnxb ed. Berl. (oth. ed. XMnb,
xnnnb which He will renew).

Targ. I Chr. VIII, 9 (v.

Yit^-iS^i ch.). Targ. Y. Deut. XXXII, 1
.
T :
-
T
- -:
- -:
prnn, v. nnn.
{Sn*?! jlj f. (preced. wds.) tieiv condition. Targ. 0.
Lev. XIII,' 55 (h. text nnaa q. v.).
SOrinn m. (preced. wds.) a new-fangled {deity).

PI.
pn-in.^ Targ. Y. II Deut. XXXII, 17.
in, Y. Sabb. I,
'6^ '31
m in, v. xnin.
i^in, constr. ri^n, V,
K^iri.
i^in, V.
iin.
D^n (b. h.), perf. nn, part, rii^n, an [to be bound
over, seized,'\ 1 ) to be declared guilty, be sentenced; to be
punishable; to be {legally, morally or religiously) bound,
to be responsible. B. Kam. I, 1 p^tan nn he who caused
the damage must pay. Ib.
6'^
laJra^n . . . ni^n ... an
nb the Mishnah says hab, ought it not rather to read
hayab (part)? [Answ.: they are the words of a Jei'usalem
Tannai.] Ib. I, 2
'31 ini"<rni53
T^^^'^^
^^ for whatever
I am legally bound to guard, I am legally answerable in
case of injury. Sabb. I, 1 2'iri ^syn the recipient (the
person standing outside) is guilty (of transgressing the
Sabbath law).Y. Ned. I,
36''
top '31 ^3 hs 3n he is
punishable for each separately.Ber. IX, 5
'31 tDl5* a^T!
man must praise the Lord &c. Hag. 4'',
a. e. nis^ ^3
'31 n3 n^iifl muxtlTD whatever religious act is obligatory
on woman, is also obligatory &c.-^Ib. W^tVi "jbnb T^^>2
niacin as there (Deut. XXXI, 12) women are included
in the obligation; a.v.fr. 2) to act in behalf of a person
to the latter's disadvantage. Erub. VII, 11 '3i 'pan "fxi,
v. nsT. Y. B. Kam. IV,
4''
bot. ainb -o'^s . . . nbnra
'31
'pb originally guardians are not assigned to minors
that they may eventually act to their disadvantage &c.
:
lan lan dXl but if they have done so, their action is
legal (and they cannot be held responsible) ; Y. Gitt.
V,
47" top. Y. Keth. XI,
34''
bot.
'31 an nrx:n2D then
you would cause a disadvantage to the relics; a. fr.

lassa 'n to be alone anstverable for one's loss. Ber. 1, 3

-^TD^jya ainb n^^n ii<13
thou wouldst have deserved to
be made answerable &c., i. e. if you had met with an
accident you would have had none but yourself to blame.
3) to otce, be indebted. Shebu. VII, 5; a. fr.nxtjn 'n
to be bound to bring a sin-offering ; nn^a 'n to be subject
to death penalty. Sabb. VII, 1. lb. XI, ri<'jn
la^in hz
'31 all those eventually bound to bring &c., are not bound,
unless &c. Snh. 58''; a. fr.
Pi. a'^'^n to declare guilty, to convict, sentence (opp.
ns^l,
"laB). Snh.
6* ii<3in nx 'n if a judge (by an illegal
decision) convicted one who ought to have been acquitted.
Ib. 111,6
ai-sn^ inxi and one votes ior^ic^^lSi. Shebu.
IV, 13
'31
'na mxa "-I R. M, says, he is guilty (of blas-
phemy); a7 V. fr.Ex. R. s. 32, beg. n3"'^ay oriaitn you
have given judgment against yourselves. B. Mets. S** I^S
'31 '|iaT3 ia^^nu 'pX the defendant's own statement cannot
cause a judgment against him to pay a penalty, but causes
the imposition of an oath. Yoma
35'' '31 'n^ bbn, v. b^n.

Part. pass, a^-sin^, a^inp=aiin, sentenced, bound. Y.

Keth. Ill,
27'' nini^ '?*^*^nri those sentenced to death,
ni3^ 'a sentenced to lashes.-Ber. 20'', a. fr.
'-Q
irxiy b3
'31 "laia whatever is not obligatory upon a person him-
self, cannot be done by him as a representative of the
community, v. nain; a. fr.
Hithpa. ai'^nrn, Nithpa. ai^nr? l) to be convicted,
amenable to laic. Keth.30'' nb^pD '3TU ^a he who (under
Jewish jurisdiction) would have been sentenced to death
through stoning. Ib. '31 na^Jaa
'3 "laa he was amenable
to punishment for theft, before he transgressed &c. \h.
'31 nin xb llTEDa a^'rinT: but guilty of a deadly sin he was
not until he ate it; a.fr.
2) to be responsible. Ab.III, 4,
a. fr. ITTSSa 'nn^ nT I'nn he is responsible for his life,
would have himself to blame, if any accident should be-
fall him (v. Ber. 3 quoted above). 3) to be doomed, to
have the misfortune to. Tosef. Shebu. Ill, 4 D1X "px
'31 Siau;b 'nna one has not the misfortune to hear (
curse &o.), unless hn sinned himself (ref. to Lev. V, 1;.
Ib. ril!!<"ib
'3 ni'^as . . nxinn if one sees people sin, (we
say) he had the misfortune to see, opp. nsT.
mn ch., perf. a. part, an, an same, esp. to incur
guilt, to sin. Targ. Ex. XXXII, 31. Targ. Lev. IV, 22;
a. fr.Targ. O. Num. XV, 28 nianps ed. Berl. (oth. ed.
n^anpa, 'npa).
Pa.
a"i^n
1) as pieced. Pi. Targ. Job XXXIV, 17; a.
fr.Lam. R. to II, 1 (expl.
a^^i, ib.)
'31 'n
-;iS<
how did
the Lord . . condemn &c. ; tliere are places xa'^^nb "pnlliCT
xaiiJ" where hayaba (the guilty) is pronounced at/aba,
V. ai35.B.Kam.
68'' n^ai'snib J<b (omitted in Ms. F.) do
not condemn him (to pay a fine). Ber. 2o'' ""a bsl
'31 iinsiai^ns we might just as well byrabbinical ordinance
m 429 PflnH
.11 >ii.
A^
ii, r*.
I la tMkkm mMIi in Ik* wil 0I 4h. R.
~
4rt bottiMl iMt^ffCi
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mIhmiI
-^
M^ , . Mxm I Ml ****<(<
iw Inm<I. It. KMi u' *a
h.; |MWm4.
m|.) rfi**. ^mfr^i-'f'M-**
<t.
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' ^*n V? Tn* n"a^ mkI i1i evdiiMr (Mtiwl) iiMtrv
' lUbt iuiiouiiiil u*. lb. * trrt T rhn rz
> (of d>o>Md fWlbvr) bM lb* |irlvil< u(
ooolriMl. lu PS*i*, ba4r;
'
.fnrM 111. XIII.
"31
n T
iiv iiiM *,: .f|^-.A rsw Mad.
47'*
"bn
rm.
2^ 1 1 in. (b. b. ah. aar) n
Aomm, tnwc fA
M
'ON / o lrv, opp. IT! Um point, Um InmI/ uf
ivmeliiiHC loT ibi* min Unincliw. B.Kaat.iii*
,W Vr -^awi Ar., M. II. . F. (lUabi inioo: ^S-r
.
"<
V. ax).

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. mhn b muat nl
'
cloib fur Uieb>
. widUia of ftMMBi
laoaooMlUi. &KAa
M.. K. a. H.
TV.
. iUbb. I).8..ln Mto;
tr.ntr:
>n2*H. n2*n
cb..-li. Z*r.l 1) ir/i.
Trf. Y. Drut.
>, i "p:? S^s Turf. I*. Ill, It T! a craditon (I.
vn^\).-~%) mm, jfmilt. Targ.Ovo.XX.P (0.d.Ain<
-T); . fv.Y. IIm II, 7r* bou Ti im nar yn tbi*
0(>inittd on tin Mnd died in it ; V. Bob. VI, S3* *T^
S^Tipt:'
)ieinbooiniUcdT--
:2*^ - I.. X, 4. Tmtc. I Stan.
1 ' u to i,
-?
irva Ti (not HCTJ)
'^
^^ \ u L^uirmetod Ac
f^^'iM <ii/r<iyr,
T. nan.
Sl^n
I c4i.-b. a"r II, Imp, bomm, Tmxf. Pro. Vl,27
;
..> (J.I^. 'S'r, V.
2Vi
h.uatpr.). Trf.Y.Bs.lV,.
H2*n
IIj nSTll iimbbm, name of bird. ^alLCS''.
'-I''
11 pr. n. f. iiuf'iMi*. Mo 01 M Huaa. B.
Kain.'so* (M*. M. TO-rt); Nax. 57\
nZ*n stonige, T. nan.
rC*n
f, (aNn)ol%<ilMii, ilNty; (nib.'pT') oMi
j
oi
ni
ucri/iif, opp. nan:. Nas. U, 8 Tt ^rn: -wt ^n I am a
Naxir by obligatioD (boaoM Um ouoditioo of -aqr ow
was
fUlftUadX opp. nano *rQ
volaauiy Bnrita witk-
001 omMiooI vow, lb, y*
Tttm tm ibot
if
A<4 aa#iMaliip vw oHlipilnt^ KtOMta 1 I TfV
Ik*
(AUkgaiMy aMVltH^ o^ rw0*^TL Vat. ft^ . Hv^
'n IN nr m Uw oMlf jwi
f
or <miwi or <iMkurft
I. I ir*
Bk . , 1^9 16 itof MO Mt
b i*<iid ilwoo m mmi^timmm
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M*i iiii i r IV TO pvx
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2<:;2*n,
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m. csrt iaoaj #4m^ lmo
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3 Ar. rd K'>b -ar% Var.
ira*T , d WTS *:Z) ! V^'k U* gtbUa i(b Um
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VoMb. IX. aod n Krr a6e <Var. libari ooc u> ba rmik'
Um by Uiroortef
f
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wilb IbMB.
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r*!!^1n t (V.
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12 pr. o. . Aor-iSraioda. Y. Poab
I. i\ V. bttt w. lb
T^ar -o (oofr. aoo.|i
73^ n, iCpTt . q-n I) m/I ,*(. V Poa.
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r
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abaoB* fhNB a wMtogook/I TSawi lb. Y. P^ I. id*
TI ir. non miA amm, LaC as bo* cbaia> (ladmcUjr do>
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i^v.
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irfT.
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m.
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s\ . ngwx
3) fMK, Mm <Hi <#b iiy. Targ l^tt. ,
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q.Tmj. Fi. CIX, 7 ; aL .Y. 80c ,W boCn Tm
TJ; Y. Bar. IX, 14^
boc nrsrr in -n, . nafrL
4) dtm-
mthmmlmfe; niodtiiy eridemer, B. Ifcta. S8^ T-~a ]6
"S^ ^ <L':*4l oaa iaooia^poaed to ofcr tridtoio af^iot
bioiaalf.ALaGrST*., v.nvra.Tar|^LafB.IY,SS
^y.^
^
(b. form).
.vn
430 nin
J^n V. 52n, asn.
:ijln(jin) m., pi. D^-?Jln (^ii^in) (=.b.io.i?n,
V. 5:n a. X^?n) cfc/its, precipices. Midr. Till, to Ps.XLII, 5
(ref. to aain, ib.) D"^;!: ^;u 'n Kin iir ,"iu:b (ed. D"'5"in, Yaik.
Ps. 742 ta'^Sain) it is a Greek phrase 'precipices of water'
(xaxvppaxTTjC); cinp. x:i"i5X.
SriJ'"^ f-
i'^l^)
circle, limit. Targ. Prov. VIII, 27.
"Iin (v. iriX) 1) <o connect, finiah an arch by insert-
ing the keystone. Y.Ab.Zar. 1,40=' hot. 'Dl bD T'-'r! Xim
for he finishes the entire arch (cnip. Uab. ib.
19''
ri="0
jTinx, V. UJis^ II).
2)
(cMip. Syr. "tnx claudere enigma,
P. Sin. 116) to bring to a point, to compose an enigma;
allegory &c. Targ. Jiid. XIV, 12, sq. Targ. Ez. XVII, 2.
[--1/'. T^nx to connect. Tar{r.ls.XLIV,i3 I'^nx^ ("'''nsra,
fr. ^nx).]
nin m. (Tin) point, thin part. Cant.R. toV,2 n^iins
'CTTO bttJ as the point of a needle. B. Kam. 81* hot., v.
ain II. Zeb. 53* '{-^p blT i-niin (nnv:) the point of the horn
of the altar. [Tosef.Kel. B. Met.s.III,9, v. Tin I.] V. n^n.
1in ch. V. Tinb.
b^'^^n =h. Tin. Hull.
18''
S<>'213T 'n the projecting
point of the Adam's apple.
"'S'l^n, in m. (Tin) enigma.PI. I^X^in, 'in. Targ.
I Kings X, 1 (ed. Lag. "pbr'S).
Sr^lin, (S^nin, ISJlTfl same, also allegorg.
Targ.Vud. XIV, 12 ; 13 ; 16.Targ. Y. Num. XXI, 27 (some
ed. XnTin, corr.acc.).P/. "(il^n, ,';i'in, "jinn,
))T^.
Targ.
O. Num. XII, 8 "i^Tin ed. Berl. (ed. Amst.
)'^TP)-
Targ.
Ps. LXXVIII, 2 'Targ. II Chr. IX, 1 ",;n-'m iTibm^ ed.
Lag., V. preced. w.
p"l1n, pi. Q'p'lln, V. pnn.
-
nilj (b. h.) pr.n.f. Havrah, Eve, Adam's wife. Gen.
R. 8. 22 nSTOX^in 'n the original Eve. Sabb. 95''; a. fr.
^<^"nmnn, v. x^ni^^^n.
S^Tin, V. x^n-^n.
&^^l]ln f.
(iin)
instruction, law. Targ. Y. II Lev.
VII, 7 (h. text n-iin).
isb^nn, V. sbin II.
T " -;
'
pl^n or p1]n m. (p-in) rundle
of a ladder. PL
ppljn or "pplin." B. Balh. 59. Lev. R. s. 29 D'^pi^n Ar.
(ed. Cpll?).
min, -ITnII, Sni^n, v. ^-n, n.^n.
^iSmin, v. stna-an.
p
v^inTin m. pi. (cmp. bl"in) thistles, used for bitter
herb (Til^s);' cmp. ""^sn"". Pes. 39* Ar. (ed. -pbli nmn,
Ms. M. "pbx n-nn, Ms. M. 2 "pbDTn, Ms. 0. ^blixn, V.
Rabb.D.K.a.l.note); Tosef. ib. I (II), 33 ^IITnn ed. Zuck.
(Var. bnin, prob. corrupt., for bl"!n).
"l^nllfl, V.
nii^in.
smm'^in, v. i<^i-,^r,.n.
T
-
T : - T -T :-
inilfl pr. n. pi. (b. h. )yr,, v. Wetzst. to Delitzsch
Job p. 697, cmp. "i^n) Havran, Auran, a signal station,
for proclaiming the New-Moon, in the country east of
the Jordan named Auranitis. R. Hash. 11,4 (22'') (Mish.
Pes. "jITin, Mish. Nap. ITOn; Ms. O. '|1Tin); Tosef. ib.
II (I), 2 (Var. |";iin).'n Tr^ (nna) Beth-{Bruth-)Havran^
prob. the same place. Y. Shek. I, 46* ; Y. M. Kat. I,
80''
bot., a. e. 'n
'2*1
n'^'^Sin 'n; Bab. ib.3'' nspn ir-iX J<'3in3
"5
jn-iin ni3 (Ms. M. '1in r^p^y, Succ.34'' Ms. M. (missing^
in ed.). Erub. 11* "jnTin n-'D nspn Ms. M. (ed. -(niTin).
D^min, Y. Ab. Zar. II, 42^ top, read : NSO-in; cmp.
Bets. 16*; Ab. Zar. 38*.
I
J,
V. ]y^K
T^n, V. ntn.
nS'firi I m. CTn) a visionary, fiction-teller. Pes. lO.')*^
x:x H'O'^zr, xVi x2n 'n xb Ms. M. (ed. 'n . . . . nsTa-^^n xb
'31, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) I am neither a poet (invenlinr
story) nor a speculator. [Rashi explains: T'J?.]
nsrn n, v. next w.
TT
'
"S^in, n "a pr. n. Be-Hozae, a district, on the
caravan road, along the Tigris and its canals. M. Kat.
20*
(Ms. M. 2 nxnn '3). Sabb. 5l'' sent money 'Dl 'n "^ab to
(the merchants in) Be-H. to buy him a Lybian ass (v.
Neub. Geogr. p. 380). Taan. 2l'' 'n ''n wniiD NSix tlipv^
is an epidemic in B. H.Keth. 85* 'n
"^3
. . . "^ptiXi
"
men of B. H. had a claim against him.Denom. nxrr,
Ab. Zar. 4l'' 'n xr;n an; Sabb. 130'^; a. fr.
ni[in m. (b. h. nTh; mn) seer. Gen. R. s. 90; Yalk.
ib. 148 (interpret, n of niJE risi, Gen. XLI, 45). P/.
Q^nn. Lam. R. introd. (R. Job. 1).
'MM m. (nm ; formed like ''W'^) ospect, nature. Tosef. i
Oho'l. XV, 12 'Dl ino . . . i-^rn rTli '3*'S< I do not know
the nature of the case, but (I do know) that &c.
i<J";P"n m., pi.
p?"^rn
(ntn) smrowHUngs. I
Targ.'^Yi Gen. XXXV,
5.'
Ib. XLI, 48.
"
Jj^r^D'^^in f. (collect, noun) same. Tarj,'. Y. Deut J
XIII,
^8.
v! xriDnw.
I
"infin, V. Tnm.
.

nin m. (b. h.;=lmn, v. nnn) thorn. B. Kam.

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-
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T<3
Vr Ti
for twiiiini;; a.fr.Y. 8bb. VI, S** b<>t.
I; rr?r% rrsn ar^ band (of bir) ^
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Tf"2r T! the v*in ofthe fura-fKit ; a.fr
<. Ttwf.Tar.II, 12, lb. 13
'2'
STSVj r.-. ,-
^ i) (Km-M) of the line i* oonsidored aa belongiaif to
ind of liirael. [Toaar. KaL B. Bath. V, 14 rxs*-
V. *,*v II
]
flH rh. tm^. 1) fhremi Jbc. Targ. 0n. XIV. S3
i
a. tt.B, Bath. l'> aiS3m rt
a ooatiwot
fralmrr af llm fmrr, mm**. m^Ht T'l- YVt.lfl^iri k4*fc<
KmI Tfl
tW*
Hi !$ ii wial
uf a ftawila

,
. f tl..Rt,r.
/t
T
''
^
'
' '
T. MMlMt
of Iha two tNi*!. .. ...-.,, . .-
r^srri; Uv. R. . 14 (T. Ntdd. UL s<'
iWib. 9* 7
TT
<ar*: if th pfft<ti<H>t ci# ll* MWi^
prrf>ri^ into on* olbr. TnMf. i| f. /? >
!!!
'
h.sooMMLrsnn.hKiavr.l. trciV.
i
T* ':
.
^TTTTi tha iw.. bowb Im4 caM*i railrt*|
Ilka two slander saoaia, t.
PT^
(v. Baahi a. I)

4| lAr
Haffnl *irmpfimf% of a iXoe. Tarf Nb> Xlf
- ^ '" -

(enp. ITJMS*^).
X!2^T1
ch. mumm, mme. Tmrg. T. Uv. XXI, I*.
)t7> I) aftfif. acr/./rr. Tat. Mmb. XTII. 17. Ta(. fa.
XLV, 7; . fr. (Ala "Ch, jr^, eaftMr. "Sr-.l0^B.
s. M, T.
rrt. Yeb.
$;
Kcih. M*. t. IT^ IL U^. B.
a. IS "a* ;t t 1 Ti tha (oM OMa's) staff ad two foe.
Sabh. lo*** iTT-n T Ms. M. (ad. illtn. the Hliiih ifa
8*air (the Loadjr StaA), aaoia of a plaaA, v. irnssVv
Y Kidd. I, tO^ top. a. a., . r-StKT^; a. Ik;.AL
,
'
'
^ .
KT^SV, Targ. Oao. XXX, 37 ; a. f
r
X^ljnil, K"3SH m. (. -sr^
...M'
-.
... /W-f,
emd-mirr. Tmrg. mIc'iI, II.

Sahh. 3S* (ptov.) T: :*3i

:-
*?ri at thagataoribcfald, tlMarw<lria(har;ru
lat ia the stalls (whare the aheap are daiiTcred^
-
aceoaat (in cvitical asofaato a woaMa'a aias are
.^, v.iriri.flT'lOV^'^:. Tarf.0.irnLXXXfL U
V} ed. Bcrl (ad. Lvh. "sr.y. Tmi^ I Baa. XXfT (

ed. Lag. (otb. d. -sr^

K^:2T!
m, rnifln, vr^sn pr.a.pL Hmfrm,
Ifalraya, aaarSahanlaa. T.Sabh.l.4*boc lh.,cwl.r
B. Ui rr-sTfri; T. Bau. n, csd, fl^ Stn.
Dnt2in
432
bin
5^3"113^n m. (wS-1-jm I) striped like a staff (v. Gen.
XXX^ 37). Sabb, lio'' 'n nnx -an a striped (checkered)
swine. [0th. opin. in Ar.: hump-hacked, y.
next w., a.
|
P. Sm, 1250.]
i
n~l!2ln f.=n-iarjn, cawe/'s/<M)ir/t. Sabb.
54=* "in-i-j-nai
(Alf.iPilii::) and tied to is hunch.
'in, mn, PL nrn (b. h.) 1) to point. Meg.
16''
'D1 minis nn'Ti slie was pointing at Aha.sver.
2)
to shoic,
teachJell. Gen. R.s. 20 (play on nw) '31 DIX nb T Adam
told her &c.
'in, Sin ch., Pa. "^in same, to shotv; to tell. Targ.
Y. 11 Deut.^x'xXlV, 1. Targ. Jud. IV, 12; a. fr.Y. Kil.
Vll,
31''
top
'31 ach'O 'n (not n-^ylsD) showed a Sela to
R. E. (for examination).
Af.
"iinx same. Targ. Y. Deut. I.e.; a.e.B.Kam. 100*
'3T vrom rrh 'X showed a Denar to R. E. (v. supra). lb.
lie'* "^.^^riX '^inXT (not ^inx) he pointed the field out (to
the officials for confiscation). lb. JT^rs-nx ^inx r^h iliaXT
(not
^'I'lnX, V. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note 70) and the officials
said to him show (us) his field. Snh.
107'' Mss. a. old
eds. (omitted in later ed.)
n">ni3 n-^b 'X he made a sign
to him with his hand; a. fr.Y. Yeb. XII, 12' top ..
'1
'31 ^.inri R. Z. told R. Ba that &c. [Targ. 11 Esth. II, 21
X"i1in ^ino, read with ed. Lag.
niTOil, v. xn^ II.]
Ithpa. "^Unrs)! to he announced; to be told. Targ. Gen.
XXVII, 42. Targ. Ps. LXXXVIII, 12 (not '^r^^^ "^"i).
^in, ^in, s^in, '"n, v. x-i-n.
nii^b^nn, V. xbinii.
!7in to ruh, scratch, v. Tj?n.
r[ini ch.same. Sabb.
54''
n-^a
-THl
"'""^ ^"^"^
^^^^ *^
animal might not turn to scratch (and make the wound
sore again).
niHlI (onomatop., v. preced.) [to hawk,] to laugh,
(=pns) to jest tvith, caress; to laugh at. Part. Tj'^xn,
r^'i-'n. Targ. Y. Gen. XXYI, 8. Targ. Prov. XXIX, 9 -Xl^,
ed. Lag. y^n (Lev. -('^nx
^Z".).
Gitt. S.'i'' I3inn xb, v.
infra. M.Kat.l7'
XJpi'^n Xp "Tna X^ Ms. M. (ed. X33''!'n?3)
I do not laugh at thee; a. fr.
-P-
T?'.'!'>
"^S"^^
same, 1) tohatvk. Gen. R.s.
67, v. T^3n.
2) to laugh. Targ. Jud. XVI, 25. Targ. 0. Gen. XXI, 9
-^^xn^s (Ms. -"^nxr). lb. XVIII, 12
;
a.fr.Pesik. B'shall.
p.
90'' '31 pin'Z rf^.rra"^ . . X^X (Ms. O. ""nTS, Ms. Carm.
ipJi'O) I will go and make sport of &c. (v.
"^"^TP).
Snh.
26''
p ns'^'sri^ xp ""^^nx does thou make sport of us? M.
Kat. n''* '-y^'^n ed. (Ms. M. "'riN). lb. X33"'"^n^ xp, V.
supra.
Af.
""^nx same. Targ. 0. Gen. XXI, 9; a. e., v. supra.

Ber. IS** r3"^'7^

^"2 (Ms. M.
r3"'in) why didst thou laugh
(with joy)? lb.
19*'
H^S !l3'inr xb do not laugh at it (v.
supra).Ned.
51* "^m 'X (not'-[inX); a. fr.V.
rp^.
!]in
I ra. scab, v. "r^is-^n.
?]iniT, tiyi, i^Din m. {r\mU) laughter, gladness,
ohject of
derision. Targ. 0. Gen. XXXVIII, 23. Targ.
Jud.XVI,27;a.fr.Targ. JobXII,4 yn (ed. Lag. -,"':n).
Ber.
9'' '31 'n pDS xb laughter did not vanLsh from his
lips (he felt happy) &c. Shebu.
34''
'n ^XO what, is the
cause of the laughter?Erub.
68'*, v. xblb^S; a. e.
&<Qpin, Sr^Din, 'DPI f. (C3n) \)iciHdom, learn-
ing. Targ. Ex. XXVIII,
8;'
a. fr.Sabb.
90''
'rh for ac-
'
quiring wisdom. lb. 30" 7(!^p3rj
l^
where is thy wisdom?
M. Kat.
28" '31 nin^3in; a. e.

2) suhtldy. Targ. Gen.

XXVII, 35.
"iDin m. farmer, v. '^"'sn.
5in (b. h. ; cmp. hhn) [to turn around, circle,] 1)
to
dance. Part, bn, Vn; perf. bn. Taan.IV,8 nibim niwS:J1i
'31
used to go out and dance in the vineyards; Lam. R.
introd. (XT^jn 'n) nibni (ed. Wil. nibini). Koh. R. to 1,11
rJBb "pbn dance before Him, v. nbin. Gen. R.s. 74 vrhn;
Cant. R. to VII, 1; a. e.

2)
(cmp. Jn) to come in turn,
to occur. Meg. 1, 1 '31 nmb bn if the fourteenth fell on
a Monday. R.Hash.IV,!; a.v. fr.
3)
(with bs) to howr
around one's head, to rest upon one as a duty; to take
effect (as a law). Shebu.
25" '31 bs" D'^bn n^-nDn vows
are binding even if referring to a religious obligation,
lb.
'31 nibn niyi25 oaths are binding &c.; Ned.
15".
lb.
17" '31 ilbn *pX one vow of nazaritism does not take
effect &c.; Hull. 101" '31 bn i1D"'X, v. "flSiX. Y.Sabb. VII,
9"
top ; a. V. fr.
Hof. bnin [to he made to circle,] to he commenced,
established. Ber.
31" nbran it (prayer at fixed times) was
instituted.
bin ch. same, 1) to dance. Part. y^rt. Targ. Y. Ex.
XV, 20 "pb'i'^n (read ib'^'in).-2) to take effect.
Yoma
14"
'31 n^br xb'^'^n the observation of mourning rests upon
him. Ned.
17"
'31 niliW 'n, v, preced. Shebu.
24'' D-iSXriX 'n
takes eff'ect with reference to figs. Hull.
103" 'n ... TiX
comes and takes effect in addition to &c. lb. , .
"^^''331
'31 (birrip) bn'^ri and they differ as to whether or not the
prohibition of ... . comes to take effect &c. ;
a. fr.

3) to hover over one's head, be impending. Targ. Jer.

VII, 20; a. 6.
Ithpa. bi-^nnx to turn in a circle, dance. Targ. Ps.
XLII, 5 (h. text omx).
"^mil (v. ribn) to be smooth, quiet, v. infra.
Hithpol. bb-nrn to he quieted. Ber.
30''
bbinnn-r -^ns
rbs insn (Ms. M., Yalk. Ex. 392, Deut. 813 biinpii:) until
his mind is quieted (collected for prayer).
bin ch. same, to be smooth, lax; to he forgiving,
renounce; to he srveet. Targ. 0. Gen. IV, 26
'31 "bn men
became lax in worshipping.Keth.
86" top bUT^ril
b'lnn
'31
Alf. (ed. nbrr^ni, Asheri bn^-^ni) let her go and renounce
her mother's widowhood in favor of her father.Gitt.
47'*
n-ig'lX b'in-'b-i that he (the gladiator) may be in a for-
giving mood for his life (which he is forced to risk);
[oth. opin. iT'piX bilT^bl that his blood may be sweet,
Ar. s. V. X'21X].
Vw
4aa rt^fin
^^ rrV^ftf^ HiinJ^ ! b MKjr fti4
Ml win* mttA \mftwi9 it, mmI iIm* mil It (fbr
iwf*
r?
f-V
'M- 119 ^MdimH iliM Ibr ilM Holaii cf
Mwtt M. KaL *.
Kili. I prVm
. *. ni|ifm. II.Mu. ?
''^^
. )(^
>. "^(^
. . *W^ t. V I
f mm*
l ymt. R. Ilailt. 144* nx-x

> tl.* r*
il.
,tit..
^. Ikbb. ! m , _
.1.
I-Iiin4.
Mrf.
*
Oww In
79 r
. "ILiaUkI Imwtta tiM pliOM. *. r-'
iM dix* A pit In mmif grovMl. UMDmcui* 'nr. r^
^in
II m. ifot, MUM of A Aibvloo* bird (PboBls>.
U*n.U .. l(r^. biJob XXlX.lB):lIi4r.8Mii.eli.XU:
^ .iw Job 917. Omp.
lrr'-.
"^
*n
1 1 1 ( b. b. ; Vbr) (oMlsidk d/'/Af MwfiMry./iNv^l
im*^iiftr. ammtm, opp. ^mp ; iw* <fa
j
r. opp. T^Jt, ^?r;.
*--v 104*. llatLse** rtb srrp 75 btCwMS wbat b mmtmI
wbiit ia M>coUr. Shcbn. :>&^ nra pn . . . rvoK ho
HTTC all iiam of loidahip {Adomtij^ . . . ara aacrvd,
opt tb toUowiiiff whlab ia aaeolar (raffarrfaf to pr-
>.^9ie Vv ^bHn, or "wryi Vn Um bairtMilvo d^ya
'
-nroninf batwaaa tba flni aad iba laai dajra of
Pmmivit or of Suoeoth. Maf.SS''; a.ft>.Maaa. mi.Ul,S
"-'**
rTT* baTiof an aatranca on aaoabr groood; ib.
:v- tlioir ioiido to aacalar ground. B.Mala.84'* ....*te
*3
vrrtr abaU tba raMal onoa oaad for Morad UiingB,
iwd fttr Moolar
p
Mpoaaa (afaaU B. Baanyc^ widow
* '; a. T. tr.Fl
7^
prtQum Wiy, tn
i> <^miieeraled^ ortKmmty t^jecU. HiilL2^, a.e.
*"?
*r7:r T onlinary food (not T'ninuib) prapared
)>.>
prccAiitiona raquirad for tbalavilieal clann
orrttd food.Pa.M*, a.lV. nrwa USIJLW "han-
t oonaaeratad for McrUkaa wbiah waradav^tar*
<
T^mpla ooort. lb., a. fr. l>ri"
'
m
'
i . . . *r tha
.; tba oae of ordinary aaloMli alaaffatarad
acal. Gitl.S*'r^ ror? bto ordinary doofb
;

-ri(nots^...), T. rrne. Hag. I,S 'rvi

lo
na ar
r.'.\
rrom Mcalar toad*, opp. to procaeda ftoaa aaooad
ftp.Bar. S (play on Vrm. Ex. XXXII, II) "r.
-
NTi it is too tanign to tbv natarv to do racb a
<; Y!lk. Qn. 8S, . r^^ir. HtUIiM {=T r=^).
- i) of a tivatiae of tba lUahnab, ToaaAa aad Tklmod
ivibli, of tb Oniar of Kodaabim, oontaininK tba lava
aonoeraiiig onlinary maat.
KWI (WTti) dk. MM ftog. Ua K. I
/f.
rm *W< (^^ vwg Y Ra. XXII. M
wvo tt
<-7pn r^no W Wn9 l^v,

p
raaid.
TWgu T.
S'm
9tmi^m,9.tlf}ttL
MTtn
1 1 f fcwt. V-^i a fa^^bd p^w, tmlk. Yalb-
ltMa.fM
^'
4Maaaoabl<wMl*
(MMaad alU* ...... ".. .'...* ; r^H^vv^/f. Wi^l^
>yi,| I Ik flMd L a. Var. rUH^**''. *. ad. rir
M1JV1
lk4MSl w. tteg, U. Lt. XJ, ck last
a
rnj5fiifcf<>ijjaiiip.
kfc.i*9
orfr. riu.
I. NT. a.r
a^- Kal.XY,Cf) 9mmL raLtt. Ih llf*^.
Tkaa.r *m^ tig IVoaiUM alary abaal wimiI Md wall
(*. DWiaiaU). Y. tabb. XIY. 14* ia. a. it^-^rfm
-^ .
,-
.
.^^
prntm/tim^ *
fr.
KIL Ylll,b,
i7^/tH!4an. La*.ft.iL.bi.~
li f- (.
or:
~
Oke mmla db fciiir
Y. koaM i, ar; Y. M^ lY. 4
*n ^nvB two Taaplo-ll<
0mm. ft. la II, t ^-9ft
n^bVl
III (b. b. rrff^ pr. a. t flaldWk tba pro-
pbataaa. !!.
14^ (traaat HT^V-^). Y. Vaa. IX,r* bol.
n "93 *rap tba gravaa of tba aoaa of B.. Tiaal. l*aMb
cb. XI? ^ ^Opi a. a.
njln WL (b. b. n^; rAr-) aielf; a fiaHwf. Bafc

Tn m-pVi
^
go aad vtoit tba iiok OQi^ lb.M^ ^
yitrrmbawbobMbaaiikaadraao*arad. IbuboL
7i
rn
'n a aieb panaa, a brldagiwnai bai; a. v. fr^A.
erM%7Wn. OBat.B.tolI,&^90ilB'ViiAiflraai
iippuluB, GW. St*, a. fir. art^ ^ mCba M^orfly af
tba iiok raeovar agafak Ib.ai* *r^ erra ^VV;
7
ara bovad to vWt tba iMc of tba gaattia
alika wHb be; a. tr,ti
^V^

*"P^
Sot. M^ im *n tbat aba waa riak.->Miir. TO. 10>iiL
XLVIII, 14 (play oa rftfT^. lb.) rrrrv ims 'nt rt^wb
'n rmb
(p^
aMaalioa) to tbat aiak (aaUoa). far aba i*
daatlaad to ba riak (mimimt). Olaau B. L a.; a. fr.
tVrni
t (V. praead.) mil, hmi. Kob. B. to Y. it
*n *rt nan C* ^an w tben a bad evil aad a good aviif
rT*niI t (Wtp-k b. VVTS) kmm
af
aimftrt amd
damceru Y. Mc. II, 73^ (reH to rirr^ Pn XLVIU, I4>
*=*
T r*r. ;
-
^16 . . . -rcr tbc Lord wiU ba ebeaaa
tba kadar of tb laragaa) be; GBal.B. toI,S;
VU, 1 (raad:]
*:*
>v. B. . II. aad sm rmb
t*; (Talk.USM ixn^ kob.B.toI.11 rdrr^; ib. rftrrd
3T^ *T^ nad rhelai. Cbat. B. L c 'n noSD ^ro Kke
Iba cboma wbkb wat arraagad fbr aa be.
''KS'ibin
434
STSbin
' TT
nibin, V. ^in I, a. rtin. [V. also b^n i h.]
i^^bin m. (T^n), pi. 'pT^nn loins. Targ. II Esth. VI, 1
1
^inbin, read binb^n.
n^blnbin, pi. nl^^inb^n, v. n^>in^n.
5<:nb^nbin, s:nbnbin, 'binbn f. ch.=h.'
n"'b'in?n, intrigues, trickery. Targ. Koh. II, 12 '^n ed.
Lag. (Var. '^^nbn, v. t^Wn); VII, 25; X, 13.
n^bnbin, pi. nrbnbin, v. n^>n^n.
.
T
:
T T :
T ;
T : -
^bin, 'in u;ee^, V. ^'bn.
^^In disease, v. "^Ipn.
s^b^ni, n^b^n, '^;b^n f. (b. h. n^vn; ^^n, cmp.
b^nlli; cmp, n^ii) [loose part, something movable,] limb,
link; vertebra of
the spinal column. Bekh. VI, 5 'n *pa
"nb (Talin. ed.
39''
'nb Ti^) between two vertebrae.

Hull. 52* if a rib is displaced tl^S 'm and a vertebra with

it. lb. 42''; a. fr.Y. Succ. I, SI*" ll^S blT 'n a segment
of a column. Men. 3S^ 'n a joint of the plaited show-
threads.P/. ni-^Visin, ni'^bn. Kei. XI, 8 a chain r6^ 'rittj
'D1 the links of which are of metal stiinged on &c. lb.
'D^ D'^sax h\D 'n links consisting of jewels, pearls &c. Gen.
R. s. 79, V. "pnrp^-l. Ohol. I, 8 n nTiTS njl^m eighteen
vertebrae.Bets.
22''
ni^Vn hVi n"i13T3 a candlestick which
can be taken apart. Sabb. 46=, v. i<)^'iri. Kel. V, 8; 10
'n IDrn if he cut the burned clay of an oven into tiles;
a. fr.Esp. a segment
of
earth cut out in digging a pit
and piled up on its borders; (collect.) the entrenchment
around a well (increasing its capacity). Ber. Z^;
59"
(prov.) in^lpsin^ xb^n^Q -iian 'px a pit cannot be filled up
with its own earth, i. e. a community cannot live on its
own resources. Sabb. XI, 2(99'') man ni^b^in (nTlp^n, Mish.
rii'b!in,pl.)the entrenchmentof awell. Erub.78*;Sabb.99'^
'si ("I'^b^irn) trr-jbi^ni -nn the depth of the well and it en-
trenchment are counted together to make up ten hand-
breadths, lb.'' 'n . . . nSJ^rn "nnn if tlie pit was nine hand-
breadths deep, and he took out of the bottom one segment
(which had been cut before this). lb. 'H nsinb "iPJI and
threw a segment in. B. Kam. SI'' 'D1 'n orjiSUJ 1"ipS both of
them took the last segment out together, so as to complete
the legal depth &c. Yoma
84*'
"n ^p15 break loose one
segment of the entrenchment; a. fr.
l!^^!5^nn, ^''"'-Pin m. ch. (v. "^Vn) sometUng sweet,
sweetness. Targ. Jud. XIV, 14. Ih. IX, 11.Meg. v'' X3K
'n iT^b "^"iia) I sent him something sweet. Pes. \\b^ 25X
m^bisin Rashb. (ed. -p^Dm IT^'^hn, read: i^in, v. Rabb.
D S. a 1. note 60) on account of the sweetness in it &c.
n^'b^n, is^^b^n, rr^'^b^n, v. preced. wds.
T : T : T :
i<Tbln m. (^>n) chisel (h.
inj).
Targ. Is. X, 15.-
PZ.-p^-^b^n. Targ. I kings VI, 7 (Var. StWn, xlsibn).
"I^b^n,
V. ^inili.
7^bin, jy\T\ m. (^^n) tongs. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets.
IV, 5 [read:] Qin^tJ^n . . 1M blU Tl the carpenter's tongs
with which he pulls nails.
n^bln, V. nbin.
*n^bin, Targ. Esth. VIII, 15 'n nbin, a corruption,
prob. to be read: H'^bi'inVmn f. (Vbn) (the hollow) sheath
of a sword.
bbin m. (b. h.; h^n I) dancer. PL O'^bbin. Yalk.
Ps. 729, V. n^"'n.
Sbbin, V. ^Vh'n.
n'^D^in f. (denom. of lain I) sand-field, ground from
which sand for
glass-making is dug. [Cmp. Gr. uaXo:,
usXo;.] B. Bath.
67''
(Ms. M.
'^in,
Var. 'Vn, v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note); Arakli. 32*; Meg.
6''
(missing in censured
editions) nblStll Ti (Ms. M. niOIH, v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1.),
V. nbi^isp.

Sifre Deut. 39 Var. 'nn IT^a glass-sand soil,

V. ^"in I.PI. nixobin.

'nn n'^n glass-shop on sandy soil.

B. Bath. 1. c. (MsVf. niob'inn, Ms. H. mHols-inn "^nai, v.
Rabb. D. S. a 1. note 60).
^vin m. (Cl^n) slaughtering knife. Tosef. Kel. B.
Bath. VII, 3 'n buj'l and the handle of &c. lb. 'n
p
(not
"pa, V. R. 8. to Kel. XXIX, 8) a small slaughtering knife.
^bln, constr. of KSbiiin, v. 7\^r: II.
nsbin or risbln, pi. niDbln shoots, v. :ibn a.
nB"^bia
'
SDSv^n m., constr. '{Bbm (tjbn) value received in
exchange (h. "T^rna). Targ. O. Deut. XXIII, 19.
Sn'^DDbin, Vers, in Ar. for xn-iSBDn.
7bln, V. 7^1?in.
P>^n, l}^p J^n m. ch.=h. pbn, portion, share. Targ.
Deut. XIV, 27^
'
Targ. Gen. XLVIII, 22; a. fr.Y. Yeb.
VII,
8''
top '31 'n naOS she is entitled to a share with
her sisters. B. Bath.
142'^ '31 IX i<-bdb "n n-^X is the young
man (to whom a share equal to that of the eventual
future issue from a second wife was promised as a do-
nation) entitled to that share besides the inheritance
with the other children, or not? PL "pp^^n, X^p'^^n.
Targ. Gen. XLVII, 24 (Y. "ppb^n). Targ. Ez! XLVIII, 21
(ed. Lag. X*p>n) ; a. e. V. Xl^bn.
K^b^n (S^b^n) m. (^^n) faintmss,
weariness.
Targ.lVxL,23.B^^Mets.80''. Yoma 56^ J"nDT Ti DIfflTS
'31
on account of the faintness of the Highpriest (under
the excitement of the services of the Day of Atonement)
he may not take notice of it. Sabb. 87" xmiXI 'n wear-
iness from travelling. Ber,
40=*
Xab^T 'n indigestion.
Pa^H 486
PTln, r^j\n
f (Vnl) timmJ lUaim, itrrii*
f
NaoMMla). opfk to piMf 9Mf4aM
t; T<Mf. lb. II, Wrnfl Vw P'"^'r. Iii. p"%iTi
- - . <*|*|'- 1(* |*lMitr grtfM uf JarMtiw. IfJwwitiwmL
bo our w. fr. Wi 111; iMt mtrrmmiHmB
tf
a iMm,
1. W.I. nrV-r,. \\k, I'lv*. ii4| L. B.
a. i 1i rw.
^'
('^^ |-
^
tvo%A,) pr. u. pi, "W
.|irr4Ml ':*8Hkar i^kitif Hmlkt,
oil. llin iiAvigwtiie |Mirliii of iho OriitiiM ti|i to Aali'
U\m. Y. Kit. IX. tt<l. At; H. lUili ^
M. M.
rV<n. Yalk. I*. WT ^37)
V V"
Sr^n |ir. n. r //M/7Aa (llio Wk.Pay.|lrt).
il, (MKomiiini on Um flnl daj of Um wMk,
Cn (f. mn) fe 4# w*trm, ParUO-t^ >in. Hatl.l^
'3^
wliMi it (tli kolfv) gvia wiinti: v. infm.
=->nM to Wttrw; (o4#<irl(lMNirM). M.Kt.
12^11*3
'
'K^ water whioli gvittiU rook bad warmed.Babb.
*
's^ arm K-rcoita 'it d. (Ma. win . . .
"^
'k, lU.
"V 'M) aroua* lb* fwlinca of lb* popl wbii dlivl^
I (mjr Mial) aball b priawt
< M ffuahi lU tryn-^ td.
" <MM (Uwt of
Ijr of him, and ooa
' warm Aclb. ton 'm yn (Ma. M. e*>ltr% oorr.
ho will at'
-
for tlMtf
M > m. (b. b.
^r ^ ler, AmI. U.M>
<.R. a. S4. lb.a.4
':
-X...9Tafui
' r unria Uirrv ia heat unlj wlMfo Um wan abn
SZS^n, MZrin l m. aaoM. ISirg. Geo.
\
e.,
:<r(art.Oao.R.a.87 (in Bobr. diet.) ir^ his
1 baat (of yoatb).
X^*n
II pr. n f. Homo, wife of Abbayi. Kth.M*;
nCin
f. (b. h.; rran to murmmiy prMrct, v. Ow. 11.
I. a. V. iTsn) loatt, cop. forti/teation Yob. es** (rcf. to
I XXXI. 91) Yi ite Htm wiUioot (moral) pvoloeUoo.
<.
>^''
i^er?^ mane wboM lako ia her fortifloaUoa. lb.
*n
vrrn fonlfied all aroond; n.tt.PL rwru CaoL
o V, 7
'31
br nr-h:T. tlio walla of; a. o.
S'J^^n
I f. (am) dorfcwM. Targ. T. Ood. XV, U;
S"
II III. (V. ptt>cU.; prK from its gt%y*
i) II li:ari{ (ckimtThiin). T*rc. O I^v.XI.SO
text rcr*
I
ii-.*.n
m. (ucn, cmp. yar, to be aitjf. bitUr, r.
to Levv ThIui. DicU II, p. TOS*") Atrmfon, a sandy soil
utHiuing salty sobataneoa and used forlho
p
rosanratioo
of viMnl.. laM. ! 'n ap (M* M rtrsw^j a tUb o# k
yowilor,- ->i
rn
pr. . ijni9ft$^ a dMiMl oTi
VM Um Untf of R.
V
tj^n
M. l. MwCw pmdir, 9.
W719?^ f' U P^Har oomipi. of fMot^M^*,
^,RfTi|HO, v.tM.Af..v.; V. f.a.tO( ta, fM|
~
MrilBW fl 4rMM Wtfdr
^f
Chmt^mvi* Amo* 1^8^, .
T. |i
'
.V|l
|
i.i
00lr\ ^3:}CTt .
U oorropiiosor i^fijkv)
o Uyiiii mimmm, Hmm ttaUL 01i4M*(aii*anMM)
'31
^a ^a Ar. (sC
*^
TTTT tnfjl IMJ <!
MM MM ft ImImmm^ wIimi waw
WQifn M.
T. u ai. Tt, I Tl, It.
rL TCB^ l'^*'*'
ICJIJWI n. (wn) oiMyw. Taf.Plv.X,M Miifod.
TIJfIn . (b. h. pph;
rvp
Hw. r III. I -n
^onan doailo (Boion) yJBifnr (wtoo l^wwiil Ml
borloj). lb. 4t^ (wImm Ubo win* of 4lm oonld o^y ko
soorsd by an admiJUora of barloy) GTO *n t* Ti^ tti
*9\
iboy oallod It pl^a wfa iyor
.
and now ... ikojr ooB it
doM^ (Bom, Ommvmi) wim^w flo Ifilli jiil I k
IhNB para vino vteagar)L DoakI,! r-
agar aMdo tai Jndan, v. mpra. T.Sati
jrrr%
btlfrwii^Bifir; a.fr.-B.MoiB.*- 7*
p
Ti vw.
ar son of wiao (bod aon of a good fcthirV
7^*n
m. (b. b.) oMM OMn, r.
rf9\.
'XSOtn m. pi, .
r>^
and.
pSCTIm., pL p52Cyn dukm prtpmnd nCA til-
'yo'
(rt^>^
adbb (for eoolii)u BoUi B. lo U, U ^Tz
Tl; Talk. ib. MS
T^VT';
I<^- E. a. M cr^l^T
IQini m.
rV;
n) (mv^. 'oodp] rifMf rcito^ciwo;
froolMHparlMMie. Haff.lll,l,M|. norrao wpo^thorr
ara lastriaUuna in tbo law rofartfnf Tiaaipla asniioaiiM
wbkb do not opply to T^niiMb lb. 4 nana tt (anb.
m|JUU
);
a. ft. ft L Jin
, r??"-
Tosai: KO. V. 4
'n -n:^ TW y^Xia we sabjooili t*oboCbf8lrietfaNM(bj
tiloMJ^Im it wMi doiaaUe niwali and wiib taMto of
UMMd). T.IIrab.IX,irf,SS'.'r&
(^ dooMe loalriet-
iona ara taapooad. T. Sob. XI, ao* bot.; a.fr>-r-=
'^r^.
\Ar\ nrtrieUoM adoplad bj tbo miMitaa. BalL 44V lb.
*yi
Vjnjt^
'
i
vi
'
VvJ e"^ it oitbor yoo follow tba
BhaMmaitea in their eaawr and Uwir aineter prmUoaii,
or Ac lb. 18^ 'Sn H
'
^
'
jx In the restrietiwK m^m of the
Si*
^toin 436 o^n
place &c.; a. fr.
"loin;; hp Kal Vahomer, a conclusion
a minori ad mojus. Sifra introd. (ref. to Num. XII, 14,
sq., a. Gen. XLIV, 8). Pes.
66'' '31 I'^an n^ KIM n"lp we
conclude (that the Passover sacrifice must be offered on
a Sabbath day) by the syllogism &c.: if the daily sacri-
fice &c., V. "p^; a. fr.Gen. R. s. 23 -jlTin ^15 n"ip an
absurd syllogism.PL D"'":i^ni D"^^]? (fr. -|!l^n). Ib.s.92,
end
'31 'm 'p n"iU55'73 ^n5< one of the ten conclusions a
minori in the Bible; Yalk. Sam. 132.
HDlnil ("iDln Ar.) m. n?ni; v. P. Sm. 1310
8. V. 6<"i^ir:) [whatever joins or is joified,] bead, little ball
(bulla) hung around the neck
;
jewel, clasp, seal; trnsf.
'n "iiQa like a jewel, i. e. a precious ethical principle
(cmp.Prov.1,9, a. xn'^Va'iri), a symbol. Kidd.
22''
ujmi iT^n
'n I'l^a . . . interpreted this in a symbolical way (giving
the practical Biblical law about perforating the slave's ear
an ethical signification) ; Mekli. Mishp , N'zik., s. 2 "nain *PS2
(Var."ii3lJ<,corr.acc.). Sot.
15='
'n "priD rt3U51^&t I shall inter-
pret it symbolically,PZ. niisi^n (fr. llon, cmp. ft<nn^^n).
Hull.
134''
'n ''tt5"ni (Ar. niiain) symbolizing interpreters.
S"112^n I m. ="ininl. Snh.
49''
M^bra 'n a mere
T !

restrictive measure (which does not allow a conclusion
as to the rank of the successive functions of the High-
priest), lb. hot. 'n '^XTST wherein consists the greater
import (the greater gravity of the crime)? Pes.
11''
dlllJ^
'31 n21i51 'PI on account of the great import of the Sab-
bath (the grave penalty for its desecration) people are
careful &c. Hull.
9"'
'nb xnSSD pBCJ where there is a
doubt about a prohibition based on danger to health
the stricter practice is preferred ; ib. 'nb
"^^3
XllC^it pSO
the same is the case with a doubt about a ritual pro-
hibition. Bets.3''; a. fr.[Targ. II Esth. 111,3, v. K'^O'^ri-]
b^nDin II m. (v. npin II) joint, knot, head, amulet.
Kidd.^73'' '31
'n -hry Ar. (ed. "iltinn ia"i) if the child is
found with an amulet (beads, by which the mother in-
timated the hope of future identification) ... it is not
considered a foundling (v. "^SiiDX).P/. "^"ip^iri. Ib.
9^
top
xni'^sns 'n glass-beads. Sabb. 147''bot. S<-i1U3 "n theverte-
brae (v. X^bin I). Gitt.69''top 'n 351 xnipSJ a scorpion
with seven joints (Rashi: seven shades of color, stripes);
v. xn-ipsin.
iS iQ'n III m. (v. preced.) accumulated sum, result
of
calculation. Ab.Zar.&ani-i^amb n^b n3;UT3i (Ar. niinnx,
rr^l^nx) and he will find the sum he wants.
N IQ in m. (^^n) weight for holding the tent, socket.
Targ.^Y. Ex. XXXVIII, 27 (h. text 'pti).

Pl. 'pn^in,
X-^^nTSin, constr. ^:i^in. lb.; a. fr.
^ri"lQ^n f. (v. preced. wds.) 1) a ball (bulla), bead,'
charm. ' Sabb.
57''
(expl. PiSaio) xns'^iipn 'n a charm
containing balsam. Ib. 62^ (expl. 11^313); Gitt.
69''
'n
I'lV'^B^ a charm containing phyllon. M.Kat. 12'^; Erub.
69'*
Xffiil'ii:'! 'n (Ms. 0.
'"1^)
a bulla containing a jewel for
sealing (diff'er. opin. v. Rashi to Erub. I.e.).2)
bud, (ball).
Gitt.
69=*
bot. xni;r3"i 'Pi the bud of cuscuta.
3) weight-
stone, lever. B.Bath.
67''
(expl.'baba)'n the weight used for
hoisting the beams of the press. Zeb.2l'' M'^n'i'Cini with
its wheel work.
4) smoothing iveight in the laundry.
Keth. lo'' top.
5) stone or sand in the bladder. Gitt.
69''
bot. iT^S'i^ XpB3T 'n the stony substance which he passes.
iZJDin m, (b.h. ^qh; UJ'sn) 1) one
fifth, esp. one fifth
of the value to be added as fine on restoring misappro-
priated property or redeeming dedicated property (Lev.
V, 16 ; 24; XXVII, 27). B. Kam. IX, 6. B. Mets. 54' ir-2'in
yp
b'fii the fifth part of the principal (assessed value),
i. e. one plus one fifth, v. next w. ; a. fr.
2) Homesh,
one
of
the five books
of
Moses, also one
of
the
five books
of
Psalms. Sot.
36''
Q-^T.p'^Bn 'n the Book of Numbers;
'3^1
'n the Book of Exodus; a. fr.
PI. QilT^in, "p^'a'in.
B.Mets.IV,8
'in
'n nUJ^n there are five things to which
the law ordaining the addition of one fifth applies.

Hag. 14' mm ^do'in tlVi^n the five books of the Law.

Y. Meg. Ill, 74* top 'n single parts of the Pentateuch.
Kidd, as'' 'n "iSUr two books of the Psalms,
X^^in, constr. ^Din ch. same. Targ.Lev. V, 24.
Targ. Y.' Gen. XLVII, 26';
a.e.B.Mets.53'' rsb^Q 'n the
one fifth is included in the amount, i. e. the addition is
one fifth of the principal (v. preced. w.); 12^0 'n the
one fifth is excluded, i. e. the addition must form one
fifth of the principal plus the addition (25 percent), v.
"13
I ch.Ib.
64''
'm 'n a fine of one fifth for misappro-
priating the addition of one fifth; a. fr.

PL I'JJpin. B.
Kam. 108\
^^r)I2in f, = S<a^n, heat. Targ. Y, Ex. XII, 39 (ed.
Amst, KHTS^n). Targ. Cant. I, 7 (ed. Amst. S<n?2!lPl, pi.).

[Targ. Piov, XXIX, 11, v. xn^'^n.]

Sn^in ch.=h. nain: constr. n^in. Lam. R. to II, 2.
VU'lI f, (man; corresp. to Gr. iropsftpov) name of
a plant, pellitory (Parietaria). Gitt. 69"
bot.
'31 in^Q^ -^s 'n
(Ar. incorr.
'^1 'n) pellitory leaves are in such a case as
good as Mamru, but the root of p. &c.
^y\T\y riDin pr. n. m., v. J!<3in.
T T
^ ' T
^Znn pr. n. m. (abbrev. of St;)3in3) Honi, Onias, 1) H.
surnamed ilf'a^^<^Z (circle-drawer). Taan.111,8; Ber.l9'.

2)
his grandson. Y. Taan. Ill,
66''
bot.; Midr. Till, lo
Ps. CXXVI.Tosef. R. Hash. IV (II), 1 1 'ppr^ 'n.
i<^Din, n^Jin, '^"^J^n pr. n. m. (preced.) Honia,
t:t;t:
' '
name of several Amoraim. Y. Sabb. XIV,
14*^
bot. R. H.
Jacob of Ephrataim, Y. Shek. I, 46'; Y. M. Kat. I,
80''
hot.; a. e. v, T^Hn.V. St^Iiins,
Tjin pjjinj pr.n.m. (preced.) Onias, the founder
of the Onias Temple, 'n IT^a, in Egypt. Men. XIII, lU.
lb. 109''; a. e.V. 11"'3in3.
s^^jin, rv^Tin, v. x-im.
T : T : T
;
DiM (b. h.) 1)
\to bend over, have affection for (v.
Jon. IV, 10),] to protect, sjiare, have consideration for
(with hs). Neg, XII, 6
'31 niirn non -j3 ox if the Law
4S7
'Allot! Uf mail** profMfix o# im1I vala*
n ns9 Sli ir IIM Iaw mmi4 mmIi mni>
Ly
...iro. Will AMI
MM . . ., 9mn WBW
liord fparwl nt (In Kcn^i. v< Tkht.
I
. I, e.|; a. .
II.
SI; A. fr.
*<mmtMi9mf9r. T ' I.IT
1 Van). ITunr. i.
V tn
in t4.> rd
07^)
^

uli
Hwf <#, rnlMrlMN Ay ti-tar <>n./
.p. T^Oi-II.
Cpin, V. Dior.
ICin in. (Tpnl; ouit. b. b. ;ten) l) WrrNyfA. Kx. R.
or.lut>iui.lV.27) be TM tb trvntb \ MiM.
VtiN* Babb. 11, I, Kpl. ib.
20*'
'Has puoadcd
lod'i Y. ib. II,
bf.
4'.
SIw*n iQ. (v. pTMvd.) 1) fori, ouf/. Tafs. Fiu
\ \ x'l, j)(h. tMiiMX).8) tirwftk, domimipm. Targ.Otat.
> W
iM
m. (b. h.
"^
i "iqn) iMtJi/, fcaixity efprociaiom.
lipn. U. . 34, V.
;*
j
,^"''' ^* jWiH cli.ini<, Ht-nl, want. to$s. Targ.
nu XV, iVar. x:rrcr). Tarx- Jl. XVIII, 10 (ad.
^\ il. 'on). Targ. Prov. XXI, &;..
^^n
I b, to rmb, eftantr, v. rtr II.
^^n el), aaina. QiU.S*bot. rrz rr ba Mnilehad him-
i( against iu 8nh. 9&* .Tr
*-
r-^ Mp rm ha TftimrH
^ bead. lb. 107" C^
("TTI)
* * HIdd.M'' qrrob
I . C|Cn) to waab bar hair.
^^n
II to bemd Ofw. v.
5*":^ L
Sr*nnK(ro^l) lim, /Wfor./I 7^., v
Targ.'l Kiog* VU. 33 (h. taxt TCn).
rXiTin
m. (8n)
I) eoeer, roofb^. Targ. Es.
^ \V1.
14; a. frTaig. Bs. XXVU. 6 *h r-Q a bowa
eatre) witli awningi.3)cafu^jrfafe. Targ.O.Xaak
\ \ II. 3, q. (ed, Bari. *tm), . iptr.
'
-
n f, (b. b. F*R: rtn I) 1) rtNicrMif, cmt^pjf, ap.
liomber
; also ('^'nb tkkz) tMe efnmrro/'C&e i
ilw tinnitiwi late dM MIaI atiawhar aiwlllaiti
'< 4allit
|
by bar faihar
< ! 1*^ M**Q * i/vvv^j BMMMWf* OaK> IL a. M M
i.
t"
U rn waa Mt immM m mjt aa^lf Hah lor
V'nffmnmtrtim1th4^9mmitrMmm, AbV.21
^W^
p at iftif^a yaar a la ilfcr liiwiit , V
Mi.lt, irui^i Bat ~ra a4ita |paty . a.*^
rwuMM vUl I anaaga km. Y> toe tX, aJ
kV.0 e*im "n yi
^Umm art iha hiMal i>i'.*
- K
if ianrdlam alW Um iiaiwiHlaa of ito Tiaipltlt
(Bah. Ih.
*'
rfVt tit .
B. a, U,
haf.)
a. fr.-
t)iti9famDMm ar|bafy.-lta*ah. Y
Me^. I.
7/* ui^
'91 i*n 'n bo an aatiaartai
Utigal Iw.) whiah aiiM4 Aa.
M*Spn m. (Civi
1) I) rvlMy. Bar.f* wr-i
'
UmIt (iba dawaaa*) rahMag ^piiail thai
S) brotm. Saaa. M^
* 9 i*3ri to hM Um Oiafa af a
brooB. B. Kaai.M* If 9m alola |iaJfl4aaaa Yi l U
'
Tm
aad aMi4a a hraon of thaak {kr. KVi, Var. rpr-. *.
Rabb. D. . 10 iaea. I. , ao< t.)
'
TTH I (aap^rw), pari a. paft.
fn
(fa tpmm im, U>
btmJgtdim^ I) fa W flyAl. MMwaakc. MafclMk 111,
wrrr yaca Uiat th^ aaj haaaaM tighl (hy iinii%|L
MifcT.XfS nspn K^iVTao (aapu part. imm. n&f^,, flr. bT|
if it b tight (immovahlajL
2) U Ufkiem, tie rfni^i. T.
liag.III,7*ioprv^ersr(rP:> Ui^ itait vaiartigM
3)
ym or fVi
fo iralfr in, /arai a pmrlititm; 0 ialii-
cvae, ap. (at hathiag) fa pnrnai ike mmttr frtm Umtk
img the Uig. Irah. UI, I (17^ Vidn qrVi^) pr6 Vo"
Ma. M. (Bab. ad.
*y\
"frhx ^6, MWi. 'aSn 'tA
^Mv T.
ad. VrVi Tb, T. Rahh. D. B. a. L aoia) ha wmj fgrai a
partition (batvaan hioMalf aad iha aaelaaaaaa, hy A-
tiaf iBavahiela4e.)awlaat. Bab ia* (7ve)
r<!^
Tts
doaa It fonn a partitloa hataraaa tha bod
j
aad Um waiar
(oaa to aaka tha toaiiiiwi laiBheliM)?T. flahhuTO,
bg.T^ 'Si
XV]
7>e fcr thqr focaaa latatpurftioM at
bathiag afUr aiiMnMaUiia . .
-pPl-
T^n oh. I) Mmau Part. 7-^, f. KT-r aiaa. Bab. It*.
T. praoad. Ib. X^r; (Baahi: \r^ft)
i^-fVl)
Inform
a fmrHJimk^ 4 >aiM a waBly
#
<Wiy
f
mtktrial mUktmt
rtmmlimg; (of panoaa) fa ^arai a lar. T. Shahi. 01,
cod, 34^ rrt
7^.,
T.
fn?.
Kalh. ir; Mag.
A
^;

fnII Bi. (b. b

;
piaead.) 1) Oaf mUek u
#;
oafnrile, $lrtdL KaL XXTIII, 9 ^n rsorr* bo p4n
tha ahirt of tha raaahaat
(p
wwlitla ;
t. 9m. Aat. a. .
Ooa TaMia a. Diaphaaa Baiaala; IViaBl ih. &Bath. ,14
orm rmm goii^ oat of tha liar of tmmam}. Xchu 87^:
Yoma 57* BTQVI *n Ar. (v.BabbLD.&a.! aotaS. a.TaHr.
n2in 438 nin
m., V. next w.
to Zeb. 1. c.) what is done outside the Temple and what
inside. Hull. VI, 2 '112 . . . Ljniajn he who slaughters un-
consecrated animals within the Temple courts or con-
secrated animals without. lb. 8b'^ Ti "^liinUJ consecrated
animals slaughtered outside the Temple court, lb.
68'
in:i"^n?3b 'n nns"! was carried outside of its legal limits;
a. fr.

'na, 'na'a outside, from outside, 'rh out (through

the window &c.). Sabb. I, 1. Ab. Zar. 11*; a. v. h\

'^) (followed by -a) except, tcithout, Hull. I, 1 ainn 'n

'31
except a deaf and dumb &c. Gen. R. s. 49 insia 'H
without consulting him; a v. fr.
jinn stone-cutter, v. aSJi,
n!i2^n f. (b. h.) l)=y'\nll; (followed by "V) outside
of,
out of.
Ab. Zar. I, 4 ilb 'n outside the town limits.

y\n)) 'n outside of Palestine, foreign territory. Hull.

V, 1 'xb 'na abroad; a. v. fr.

2) an outskirt, not in-

cluded in the Sabbath community (31"). Erub. V, 6.
ni^inil f. (preced.) I) =n3'is'^n, outsider, stranger
(not related). Yeb.
13''
(hiterpret. Deut. XXV, 5) n^ax
'nn !n?3rt the deceased's wife who is a stranger (to the
brother) ; Y. ib. I, 3*. lb. nsiSTin 'nn 'paj-il llJ-^itl (the
Samaritans) who interpret hahutsah like hahitsonaJi.

2) a strange, unnatural act. Talk. Is. 303, v. iis'^n 1.

ri^ISin f. (b:in, V. yspi; cmp. rh^nq, ftfj-isa ii)
matting used for partitions, coverings kc.

Pl. nftsin.
Eduy. Ill,
4; Succ. 20 'Dl 'nn ^3 all kinds of mattings
are liable to uncleanness by contact with corpses; v.
i^nin-173.
Tosef.Kel. B. Bath. IV, 14 Q-'b^'inn ed. Zuck.
(Var.'msbin; ed. mbsin).
SD!i2in m., pi. S^3!2in (denom. of
I'm)
outworks,
outposts. Targ. Jer. LI, 12 (h. text D'^S'iN).
^*"n, iSs^jIin m. (Cisn) harefacedness, boldness,
impudence. Targ. Jer. Ill, 3. Targ. Y. Num. XVI,
2
;
a. e.Sot.
49''
(IX, 16) in the Messianic period XSDi 'n
impudence will prevail (Snh.97'' nain niTsn). Snh. 106'
'D1 '"^BX 'n boldness will carry its point even against
heaven. Ib. 'Dl xniDba 'n insolence is a royal power with-
out a crown. B. Bath. 155'^, a. e.
n SX^n pr. n. m. Hiitspith, surnamed the Inter-
preter, a Tannai, one of the martyrs of the Hadrianic
persecution. Shebi. X, 6; Tosef. ib. VllI, 10. Hull. 142.
Ber.
27''.
Y. ib. IV, 7^
top (some ed. r''Bai).
p'n (cmp. aW) to round, arch, hollotv. Denom. pi-iri,
p-^n.
pin ch. same.PaH. pixn,
Targ. Job XXIV, 16 ed.
Lag. (Var. pW, ed. Wil. pxn, oth. ed. p-'XI, corr. ace;
h. text "inn).
?*
P''!'!'
to dig out. Sabb. 109'^ rriljls IT'p'n'snib'i Kashi
a. Ms. O. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 200) let him dig out
its interior. Snh. 56" (ref. to ap3, Lev. XXIV, 16) K^'^XI
'31 dU3 'ni may it not mean that he cut out the Divine
Name in the edge of the knife?, v. 2p3.
p
IN m. (b. h. pn; ppt^, v. preced.) [circle, draiving,
engraving,] latv, rule, custom; assigned share, mark.
Erub. 54* 'M "^SSb JT^SX I will leave to my sons a due
share (a fixed living). Sabb.
137''
CiU5 inxins "n He ordered
a mark to be put on his (Abraham's) flesh. Snh. Ill'
inx 'n "^SX ^I'lya^lU (some ed. ph) who leaves even one
law unobserved. Ib. '31 'n "iSX nUJS xb^a "^^b Ms. M. (ed.
diflFer., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) who observed not even
one law; a. fr.PI. d"ip-in, D-^pPi. Kidd.
39='
(ref. to Lev.
XIX, 19)
'31 "impprna ti the lines which I have drawn
long ago (by creating separate species); Y. Kil. 1,2?''
top
(it is forbidden) "^labisa . . . 'n DIUJ^ as coming under the
interpretation of (Lev. 1. c.) "the lines which I have
drawn &c." Tam.ol'' d'^'asii "^p-in customs of gentiles. Sifra
Ahare ch. XII, Par. 9
'31 C^plprin 'H (idolatrous) usages
practiced by them and their fathers &c ,
v. next w. ; a. fr.
f IplM, npn f. (b. h.) same, esp. firmly established
distinctive usage, religious observance. Ab.Zar. 11" ns'^"!'!}
X'^n 'h IN^ the burning of costly materials at funerals
is not a specific (gentile) religious custom. Num.R.s. 19,
beg. "^i^ppn npn I have ordained a ceremony (without
giving a reason). Ib. four (laws) 'n "jna 2*^^31
in reference
to which the word hukkah (rule without reason) is used.
Ib. 'n -inxV bnx . . . nbao "^SX -jb unto thee I reveal the
reason . . ., but to anybody else it is a rule; a. fr.

PI.
nipin, n'ipn. Tanh. B'lmck. 4 "^nipni ^nisa; a. fr.
I jn (b.h. ; cmp. "IIK) to perforate; to be transparent,
tvhite, clear.
Pi. "il-in, "^n to make clear, evident. Mekh. Mishp.,
N'zikin, s. 13 (ref. to Deut. XXII, 17) n^oUJS . . 'pll^na
they must make the fact as clear as a (white) sheet.
Gen. R. s. 98 (ref. to D33, ib. XLIX, 11)
'31 llin^ Xinir
he will make clear to them the words of the Law; xmiT
nnini^SO onV 'n?2 he will prove to them their errors;
a. e.Part. pass, l-iinp clear, proved, evident. Y. Shek.
HI, end,
47*^^
'|^l3aU5 'a the clearest of all the quoted
Biblical evidences. Gen. R. s. 47, end; Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39''
lop ',bl3nm 'n the least doubtful of all, Y. Succ. V, beg.
56"
'na la'^Xffi dIUia because the use of the flute is not clearly
stated in the Law. Y. Ter. 11,
41' hot. )n\0 . . . inx m
'31 p'llinp this is one of the three interpretations (of
the Rabbis) which are clearly indicated in the Bible
text. Y. Erub. Ill, 21''''bot. 'n?3 ')3''S<U5 ... ClID
"^ISJian thou
must finally admit that the law of Sabbath limits finds
no proof in the Biblical words. Y. Ber. II,
5"
hot.
"Jiyj"
n""lO 'nn "jSiiiUJ n^Sn niixbn t)1D ed.Lehm. (oth. ed. corr.
ace.) thou must admit that for labors permitted or for-
bidden during prayer no support is to be found in &c.
;
a. fr.
Hithpa. ilnnrn to be made clear. Y. Keth. IV,
28'
top (ref. to Deut. XXII, 17)
'31 llisinn'^tt) IS the facts
must be as clear &c., v. supi-a.
IIM, l"n ch. same, 1) to be tvhite, to shine. Targ.
Joel I, 7. Targ! O. Gen. XLIX, 12 ,nin'; ed. Berl. (ed.
430 m-^
till.

fj
*
I n*my \>
^
mm0 Mill
r immI* of M*
Mr. IWg. II iMK.
UttlLl llM^
lit M|ii<4
.
I ) lo tthiirm.
III*.
"i
R. IV.'
. .irnNlonl) tntuU hi* kin Umk wlift* (till*
V. lUbb. !>. ^ Mu. M'' 'I'
j
iJgl
>! to hmnoli Yalh. Kl. M.
-)n. H*-n. H?-- I ., V. ^tr
-f*l wm^ Ml ! InImv
tfm mmk tWi. ft*
X.
'Sr!*^' Cv. ri4.) |ir. . pac itmtf iff*
ii4i (Taiiu liL an
f^}.
XC .-t) 4hMlgM
(iiMir.V-4| <
n/
hi<tt
(4. na^vt). V. Mst V.
ate.xxlx.t. a.fk.-IUik.lf^ronr c
hiW{iir HMMiiiHr hi (Im M4. SflA
4<i*
HIT-
-
"matr. rZ'
T-m
Ar*
^^n
I,* or
"^"jH (ein|.prod.wd.)fo i>orr. rwbi :
FMmvn
*V7 bo borad a bol.
lini, l^r\U m. (k. h.; pwd. wiU.) i) Ao/r.
Pw.
rranb emi toe
n iv bcwMs two
I of ndfflibori^-tebb.
&2^ inn Vo-oe an (M*.
irriv% Ma. O. Pnnn, mom cd. myr\) m Mdl< whow
to'brokvn off; N>VlSS*
m^i
(lU M, mvr); Kd.
II.S in
n;
T>f. ib. B. Mu.lll, rnrt.
R
-p-rir.
I. c. lb.
'31
r*a "^ tii appr mmI tbo low bolw
h(> wiUl; a. fr.9) Mf* iforf, . tnin. [Pwik. Slwr
'
arm fnrrt, T.iwn.J (Y.MMsr.Y.cnd.sr "Wtn,
II.J
lin
II m. (b. b.). piL r7Vt [miiUfttrmemU,] fretdom;
I, Ti rs free, fntd, opp. to iUt*. Oiti. IV, 4 nwi
(,p
. . . and b matt daotef* bin tetm. Ib. & *Q7 TXR
Txr.1 hair a slar* utd half a frMdman; a. fr.

H.
B. Kani. I. S "s^ Ti "S vne witaiMW who are
iman and of lli Jewish fliitli. KMh. B. to I, <azpl.
ib.) "SI T. "sr 0*^33 ganmnta whieh fraenien wear;
'.Ti -ra (CC::) frrr (not moHgagad) jNnaytHlf. opp.
B. Kam.
';
a, fr. [BibL. Behr. BTpfin, cr*i^
l^nill (b.b.) pr.n.m. Hnr, the hoAoadof Miriam.
B'thall., Amalvk 1. Ptaik. R. a It. Bz. R. a. 48
lfMU)r of Besalael); a. tt.
nini ch.-h, -lin I. hcle, Tarf. n Kio^-xn. 10
Wn. tr.) : a. (\r.Arakb. .^O", a. e. (proe.) iros? W
yx H^ a^a not the mooae is the tbiaf bat the bole
kich hiiefl the theft, i. a. fine tlM pvrchaaw of the
but not the wller). Ib. n^ MSQ Ti . . . ^^ bvi
'
the luoaae (which steab), whenoa wovMtba hole hsT* |
of lUbri* of laproM koiai}[.
nS'Vtn, n^TT Hk.h.,Ttfirmim^rmim,demUd
hmiUui. I*^'
*'
^ <> V'- *'
*P
'g
4
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" "~* ^

OM nOt) tba tpoce flllad wMh deWM irinpft^ to 1. aa.

lb. 'SI im
p
vhr hnmk aooM sioaai ttom iMa mi* by
vlUsli Um Majrart laka yyiwl'i of (W nmtm. a Cr
(Arakb. If*, r. iq^ L]
-
A r-s
^y,
r-ynr. B. l
'51
.
-
'
! . , rrrii j-i-f . oa of tfca nrfaa of 4
(oaWtfMM. H|f.'
5*
r"!-? -arK tiM
TMoplo. M. KaL t
KiLIY.M4,Sr t^-^^i ^e*ifB41i)'
opp-
'^?V9>
A^ Sxr- *^ ^"^'^ '^ f^^<**" *)*
of the Saeoiid Ttaipla. Toa M^i a. flr. A .
H
'
'
73; 0B. R. a. M; Talk. Qm. 101 Tt -wa . .
rc-xsr tor
ba (Palmjra) took a pan ia bock dartraeliaw a# iW-
THDpla: Lam. R. to U, t T Ta (fHB4.
^CI*^^ cb-Mine. Targ.UXXXIV, II. Tu^-Lam.
I. S p-^ (eowir.Xtab. M^. &Bath.
14^ Tr rrrc xh*
1 of Uw book tpmka of 4aaU tiua. lb. T^ r- irrs
in anaafii^ tba ordar of tba Biblioal book% w Joia
tba raeord of dMiioUiiin (at tba and of om book) to
tbai of dortraetioa (at tba begiif of tba other}.
T^ 7Ti m. (anr)
[fiSmf
#a^ t-
KTySi
em. Sob. III.4 (tr^ T^
Vfn
(iri) ba alcp
(not hU rebUaow). Tab. SI*; a. e.Tt
TTJ^
T* *^
II,g* bot. "rt TTW? two Kp^kfldw(of JJgMMl
p
ai mH)
brbogfat ap ia tba mom bo.
nr}1n L (pracad.) atif
iei^ir. T. Tcbu n,
S*
bot.
' '
M*a Mep-daaKhtar: Bab. ib. tl^; a. ol
i<na-^nn
440 XT"\^n
Sn5"l^n ch. same. Sot.
43'' '31 n^-^ian 'n a man's
wife'sMaughter brought up among
step-brothers.
"nmn, v. next w.
nTl"lin, "iTlTin m. (IW, v. Sm. 123I) wUte spots
on the 'cornea (Xeyxw'fia). Bekh. VI, 3 (38''; Mish. ed.
m-iln, V. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.); v. f^ni. Cmp. K^^^-irn.
llnln, 'n T\% pr. n. pi. Betk-Horon, a border town
between
Benjamin and Ephraim. Nidd. 61*. Snb. 3i2
'
'n JT^n mbSJ^ the ascent to Beth-H. (narrow); Erub.
22''
'n n'la tnbs^i ed. Sonc. (ed. f^iis; ed. Sal. 'a n-^n a. n-^n
'n, V. E. Hash. 18% a. D. S. a.l. note 4). [R. Hash. II, 4,
jinin, pi. pjinin, v. i-jin.
"nin m. pi. constr.^'i'n'irix (v. 5<'iinx) behind, after.
Y. Shebi. IV,
35''
bot.
'31 X"i^n 'n '^'IS running after
(driving) an ass on a Sabbath (being forced to public
labor). Y. Snh. I,
18''
bot. [read:] ''^S^ -^i-iin )'>2 rr^b dp
(Y.R. Hash.
11,58'' top ^'^mnx "|0) stood up from behind
him to pray. Y. Sot. VII, end, 22^ xnDinS 'nb, v. b^ia ch.
Y. Ber. II,
5''
bot. "iii-iinb . . . "pnn two thirds of the load
on his back ; a. fr.
"^niril m.='^'iinx, another, second. Y. PeahVIII,
21*
'n xi^b in xnx a second caravan came.

PI. ^Tf^ri.
Y.
Ber. IX,
14* bot. 'n "(b n^X there are other cases for j-ou to
quote.Fern, "^"lin, xn'^'i'in, "^'I'nin (noun) something else.
TiBV. R. s. 33 'n "l^t( gave another explanation. Y. M.
Kat, I,
80''
bot. X^n 'n it is another sore (not the one
seen before), lb. II, Si"* top 'n xniuri (ed. Krot. ^xn'^-nn)
in the year following. Y. Succ. V, beg^ 55* 'n xnaiUJn
the next Sabbath; a. e.
^"llnil f. (b. h.) cakes, v. iTnnn.
S^lin m. ch.=h. hrTi.Pl. "hym. Targ. Prov.
xxrv/31.
y
J
in m. net-maker, or fisher, v. D'iri.
nanin, v. n^-in.
jDHin, SDDnin m. (Q'nn, v.P.Sm. 1375) 1)
(adj.)
burning, venomous. Targ. Y. Num.11, 25 (ed. Amst.'J^'in).
Targ. O. Gen. XLIX, 17.
2)
basilisk. Targ. Y. ib.-PZ.
'paTS'iiin, !!<i^_Di3'l!in. Targ. Y. I Num. XXI, 6. Targ. Job
XX, 16; a. V
']n'in, V. 'iniin.
another, next; last. Targ. Y. Lev! XIX, 6. Targ. Y. Ex.
IX, 6. Targ. Job XX, 18; a. e.Y. Pes. VI, 33 bot. 'm
'dt ^Ipiz that another man will sanctify &c. Y. Peah
II, 17* bot. ^^N naim and the other (scholar) says; Y.
Ter. II, 41^
top ns'^ini; a. it.Pl.
T'^yn,
'psi^in. Targ.
I Chr. XXIII, 17; a. e. Y. Peah VIII, 2l'' top 'nb to
other people (not himself).Fern, t^ri-i-nin, '^lanin, xn^in
(nn ...). Targ. Y. Ex. XXI, 10 (ed. Amst. ttt^nnis). Targ.
II Chr. Ill, 12; a. e.Y. Sabb. II, 5* sq. Vi^b 'n wliy
the other sacrifice?P/. "("'^i'^'in, ssn-i^snin. Targ. I Chr.
XXIII, 27.Y. Sabb. X, end,
12''; a.'fi".
jsn^DDn'n,- v. 'o-in.
^~nn m. (b. h. ti'yn; ^i^n)
[severe season,] Mid-
winter. B. Mets. 106'\ a. e. (ref. to Gen. VIII, 22)
isn
'n . . . ibOD half of Kislev, Tebetli and half of Sh'bat
form the midwinter. Yoma 10* '31 'n n'^b tliey are called
Winterhouse or Summerhouse, but not house withoul
qualification. Koh.R. to VI, 3;
Esth. R. to I, 2 'nn ni^"^
winter-season.
^^D^1^ m. (wi^n) sharpness, edge; pungent taste.
Snh.
56 X3"i3D"l 'n the sharp edge of the knife. Ab.
Zar.
39* Stn-^nlsm ns-iin (not n^S . . .) the pungency of
assa foetida; a. fr.Trnsf. rtCMtwen, ingenuity. B. Mets.
96''
'31
'n DISb as great as a man's ingenuity, is the mistake
he makes; Nidd.
33'^. Erub.
90* '31
5<b
niQ-iin nax rely-
ing on his ingenuity he did not study it carefully; B.
Bath. 116'\PZ. "iQ-iin. Targ. Y. Lev. XIX, 16 '^'iB-lin "j-inn
its double edge.
HD"lin f. (v. Ges. H. Diet.
10
s. v. q^n I; cmp.,
however, R. Hash.
8*
s. v. xb'^SN) a young lamb (used
as a standard value in exchange). Targ. Job XLII, 11
(h. text tTJ-^lDp, Ms. a. Ar. Var. XSn, xn'iba'113; v. Gen.
R. 8. 79, end).P/. IB-iin. Targ. 0. Gen. XXXIII, 19 (Y.
piba-i?D). lb. XXI,
28Va.
fr.
Sri"'D"1'in pr. n. f. Hurphitha (the quick maid),
name of one of Esther's servants (for Friday). Targ.
Esth. II, 9; v. Kn^MSa.
nmn m. {nmV) pUe, esp. ant's store.Vh constr.
^nnin, contr. "iniri; only in d'^V^sn 'n. Peah IV, 11 ed.
"i-nn (Y. ed. "^-i-nn, Mish. Nap. '^T^ri); Maasr. V, 7 (Y.
ed. "il-iin; Ms. M. '^Iin) ; Y. ib. 52*'top; Y.M. Kat. I,80<^
IZTlin m. (b. h. TlJ-in, V. Ges. H. Diet. s. v. lU"in H,
cmp. ia"iri) [difficult of
accession,] thicket, ivild-growing
bushes. Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39''
bl'nj 'n nUJSil and it grew to
a large thicket of reeds; Cant. R. to I, 6. Lev. R. s. 29
'31 m 'n^ UJn'^a tears himself loose from one thicket and
is caught in another; Y.Taan. II,
65''
top; Pesik. Bahod.,
p.
154'* UJnn (corr. ace), v. U:;3D; Yalk. Lev. 645. PZ.
d-iianin, 'pian'in, d'^irnn. B. Kam. 8i* top 'nn
X''^'yo
rnuj
that people shall have the privilege of pasture on un-
tilledlands. Ib. 79'',
opp.
niU3'i\ Ib.80*. Y. Sabb. VII,
10*
top, v. Tr\'^; Y. Shebi. IV,
35''
bot. '-TO (corr. ace).
?J<1IJ"l^n ch. 1) same. Targ. Ps. LXXX, 14; a. fr.
Cant. E.' to 1,1 d-^Sp blU 'n, v. n^lji-inill. Ib.toIiI,4 (ref.
to Ps. LXXX, 14 'iSJi with suspended r)
p
. . . dn^rT dX
'n if you will do good, your invaders shall be (like an-
imals) from the water ("^N'^), if not, they shall be (like
animals) from the forest; Yalk. Ps. 830.-2*) (P. Sm. 1386
angina) narroiv place in the throat, windpipe. Shebu.6''
441
(M. .
Illlliwa I IS
A r . : Ai) ' rf
' IV, St.(kNk U. f4.
T^rj,
11,1.) wT9k try
y
M.niivy w*iit iNlo m v.
(Twf. V. MmB- XXI, ff,
]
'
I m. CMfJ.
m|. VH) lAirA fwWitiMv. /I U'WI.
00 a"nn, om. xlvi,ui tb otot^
Um Imvm for tW liMlf) of rH^,
aac^b II
V.
lUvn ti t
>.
b.i V. (MWMd.) [to /Swi; frtm,] l) fo /ry
-ff Mnib.M* ira itn if om Ium bwd-
wlinM tltrudi la AtfiMitd) a.fir.'-t) to
' Y. |*mUi v. IB-' bot. ! ^0* Wn
.4
MX^af
*r |{s.tt..S :9V^ W
'
-'^rioHt, 7wrlr. to kurry. Y.
-72
.O'Tim, I Chr. VIII, )
kt panUivr mmI iimI
On oh., prvk tir, , :^^ mom, I) to /m/,
^lrMi5/rf. Tmm. I>. LXXIII, ai. TMf. Pnv.
10; a. .8abb. Ua* tcVn x-prs en Mllbrad
hMviaM of Um bart, lb. r^ ntrc "VR^ Ar.
*<r\ lu P. "O rsm, fr. naf^
"^^^ and I tolt Om
Act front the hair Ac

2) to apprdUmd^ can
Targ. Y. Num. XII,
3; a. . T. Bv. VI, lO** hot.
nb cr* Wn ino R. Z. omwI to do ii, w
do Ukwi>. Pm.84*; Voma 4\ a.*. Cn (0^^) Kb
V care* not what floor ha grindt (what argnmant
). Kath. SI* TTO
T^ . . rm and 8. took iato
OB that a ooort might hav* mistakan opiaioa
nora axplidt in hia dooamaoi Mtam tlia law
Yb. 100* "a^
"JJ"^*^?"
I for w most laka into
*r.; B. Bath. 164*. lb.
'21 ir^
(
iM
.";'')
'
a
p
prahaad that parhapa Ac. ; . fr.
. ''iuitm to, /Cac Targ. Oanu LI, . Targ.
Pa. CXLI, 1 ""b ATI haats to my help. Targ. T. D*.
I, 44. r. -^r.
Af'. r~>: to jN-oridt /or icitk amaeidy. Taig. O. OanU
XXXll. n^rrcz (T. irirrp). (TMg. Pa. LV. t trmn Ma.
(ad. rrr-^t).]
iCZ^^n ni.h.TC:^ odhitoliow, tamAtr^wmnuf-
mentl Tars.Ex.XX\.13.'Targ.Koh.lX,IO(lla.iqis^;
a. .YouiA
17''
st'n Sfsbn "n it b maraly an aoeoomt
of nu>a^nr>mentj( (witliout obaanring a particular Qrdcr)i.
Hull. s>:.'' rr srbrs 'r. strm now I mo only that ha
ad^mtands luttrouomic*! calcaUtaom. Y. Br. II, d^ top
"Si
r*^" n-:2i^ the nmuerical Talae of the lettcr of
the one (r/u:!) is the tame aa of thoae of the other (Arja).
Iav. R. s. 30 in Wa ten "ps fhn now let u ooBunMce
'lt.Ui R. I.*, V.
,
: . I'-
ft. u^ I
wttk 1U
Ar
MfCjVI,
V, iq>r* II.
mJfi^ m. 6imi . p. Mm. I4) II |nlirf froila.
M. ftB. XXVtt. If ^Mi. m UmHa ra4. WF^l^f1
1
torf
Awilfy. VoMM 9* wiilMiit Um UmIi f^
T
^ M^ K*
At (^a. iiVewi H la oalll ^ailli imt
n-<|. k.fT*
biH. lloll. *iv
-K *^1 aSaM.M^'lMC ^^pMl4
(Ha M. *^'0*K Ma. tL
*y*9^) ilialaiod a An* pntpmtf
paetod bartojr (wbtah * had apra*! pvMto
tor dryti}. M. Kac Id* ^I^OV* nm p
M*^ t. ftabb. t), II a. L| WW
pin, "pJn . (b. Ii.; ivn. MV^ )vn
iSeb.M* 'yi
^no y^ Uw IkkidoM^ fenMi
who
for wvoNf jolgmwwa laMc t
J9* t6 mi
wai prlvfkfa4 lo voar Uw NtailFftola f
poa Ua baaft. Yomm TTTiVnTi rrVi
Iw
Um biaaat pton fhMB tW JQHM; a. fr.
^tfln, K^ti^ dk OMM. nrg.BiLXXTIIM*-*'
nrt (emp. rm) to akHmk fmm, to ImH*^IWl
rfj, t
nrr, nrrs (oaip. nbr a. nVn fr. iar). T. Tar.
*
VIII, iS** top (roC loTpv) VDonrn icnD*avte
anjtbiof loai liaoia. Pioiik. E. a. II rrrt trm Vd Wt
"n errs aad OM ahrteka frB ealtof UMMk 1*1^ B.
1,7
'71
'nermlwvB i6hi dope mai mUwr laadM
to drtak oot of goldoo cvpt t (Y. ToMa IV.4I< bol. rr6,
read ltfi!>, t. nrn
LJ
Pi^ HTn. r?? to troato aw rfw T.8lMhLIT,Si^toi.i
Y. llaav. I. 4^, T. V;^
^gjfin c (>m h. h. to fj> ai uaarf, awairffr) n inp
fM
1^ rwi aiaffiiy ia whteh daiaa are paokad. Me. Toad:
KeL & Meta. VI, 4 :n Vb T: a mat far daiaa wkfcli ia
intended to be thrown awaj whaa tka daiaa are aatoM.
Kal.XVI, i 'an ime r a bato wkteh joa aaa add loor
/aka from (withoot catti^ K opoa) Ac. T.8abA.I,^^
'S^^jAro artte Ti a bate flOad with fMt <iw Uktik
n,\. T. anr.-nr. keth. vni,ss*top -an ^ nSTT*. sbo,
rMd -n -\ bnr . . .jPf. l \'i^ Sabb. I4*.
n^lVin, T. praead.
uTptl OL (h. h.; ern) i) aad; itoMp. die;
locked mp mitkmwtark. 8abbLYIII,S |1.
'
A
'
a. r= ae
aealing clacr.aa raqaircd for a aeal oo bag*. 1
oal oa lett4rra. SBh.IV, -v Ts...:rrs =r9 a
boiag prin'ji maar coiBi from ooa die hc^, boi
*3n 9V UA ''ii .21 .... ns aiamped evcfy haam
the die rf Adam, and yet aot oae ia like tiM
ibw rv, it*" bo^
"^
Trz. Sahh.
* itum: TQ
aiaTo with tha amrk haaging dowa from hia
H
sc^amn 442 inn
nm&D3tl5 with the mark tied to his garment; a. fr.

Trnsf. sexvtal innocence, pwitt/. Yalk.Num.766, v. infra.

PL ni^anin, a-^^anin. Y. Snh. i.e.Bets.
31''
rp-ip::w 'n
'Dl knots which serve as marks on doors of subterranean
stores, maybe untied &c.; a. e.
Tan. d'be El. ch. XX,
*in">pninn in their innocence.
2)
[lock,] the oblate side of
a berry to which the stalk is attached. Y. Ab. Zar. V,
44'^
top. Toh. X, 5 'n
"1515 a single berry, if its oblate
part with the stalk is intact; Tosef.ib. XI, 10. lb. 'n mpa
the place where the stalk (now torn out) was seated (and
where now juice is oozing out).3) the membraneous en-
closure separating the stone
of a date from its flesh, peri-
carp (as far as not eatable). Tosef. Hull. I, 23 X^a 'nil
nu:a'in quot. byB.S.toUkts.11,2 (ed. Zuck. 'nn omitted;
oth. ed. D'^n'^Tn in place of the preceding D'^^yn) the
pericarp is counted in with the unclean matter in dry
dates; Ukts. 1. c. nUJa^ bU5 'n B. S. (ed. a. Maim, bmn).
4) concluding formula of
prayers.

PL as ab. Taan.
II, 3 in'^anin. Y. Ber. I,
3''
hot. -(ninianin, v. Qiin'^ri.
S^rjin ch. same. Targ.JobXLI,7. Ib.XXXVIII.U
(Ms.
iVc^'i". P^-)-
nOriin f. (b. h.) same, seal. Gen. B.. s. 61.
S"jrin m., pi.
pin^n, y. x-j-^nn.
in, pi. \^T^, v. rm.
sjn, V. -^m.
^^''Sin Ar. ed. Koh. Ill, p. 356, v. Hrtn II.
1'jn, constr. of KITH.
-i'
t: v
^in, ^rn f.=next w. Targ. 0. Gen. XXIV, 16 (ed.
Berl. iTiria*)).lb. Num. XU, 8; a. e.P/., v. K^tn.
J^l^ll, HTl^n, i^irn I m. C'Tn) looUs, appearance;
vision. Targ. Gen. XXIX, 17. Targ. Y. I ib.XVI, 13 (ed.
Amst. x;m).Targ.Is.LIII,2 X^in sif^n (siTH) the appear-
ance of an ordinary being; a.fr.Koh. B. to V, 2 '"'I t<^t^ 'n
this is a vision (not a mere dream); Yalk. Esth. 1057
[read:] IXin 'n IX "^Ntn N^b^na -pi (for KTirn some ed., read
KIIT'^n) did I see this in a dream, or was it a vision?

-P^^'riirj. T'lr'^' ^V-V^i-

Targ. O. Num. XU, 6 (some ed.
(It'^n, fr. iirri). Targ. Esth. VI, 1; a.e.
2) look-out, cross-
road.PL constr.
iim,
ilpn (""inr!). Targ. Y. Gen. XIII, 1
8
;
XIV, 13; Deut. XI, 30, v. next art. /
SDntn, V. NsiTn. SDIItn, v. xsitn.
T T:
- ' T T
TT : .. TT ; V
'
spin m. =^<'^5^.
Targ. Y. H Ex. m, 3 (I K31W).
Targ. Y. II GenVxiI,
6; XIV, 6; XXXV, 9 (quoV. of
XVIII, 1).
I
^^IID (']!'n
']^0) ^"'
("''"^)
*^^^' Ta^g- I Sam.
IX, 9yTarg. U. Sam. XXIV, 11; a. e.
n'^ri'''Tin, Y. Ab. Zar. II,
40^*
top, v. xniun.
pin m. (b. h.; iitn) vision. Lev. E. s. 1 Tihl ninnn
in word and in vision.
i^Dlin m. C'Tn) seer. Targ. I Chr. XXIX, 29 (ed. Lag.
x^-.tn^ oth. ed. Hil^ru
SJlin, irn, nin, in m. (preced. wds.) vision,
tt: V t;

t: V :
' ' '
astounding spectacle
;
wonder. Targ. 0. Ex. Ill,
3
; a. e.

PL r?1Tn. Targ. Deut. XXVI, 8 (ed. Berl. sing.). lb.

XXXIV, 12 (ed. Berh sing.; Y. II Xninin, pi. of sith).
[Targ. I Chr. XXIX, 29, v. preced.]
pl^n, V. p!i-rn.
I lin
1^
illlj
j
m. (^tn) surrounding, "n "n all around.
Targ. Y.'Ex. xix, 12; a.e.Targ. Ps. L,3 (ed. Wil.'Pi).-
Y. Bice. I, end,
64'*
'D1 "^n "^n around Zepphoris.
ninnirn,"i^rn, i<nlin, 'Ti m. (v. preced.;
cmp. "I'll!) apple; apple-tree; apple-shaped ball, bell &c.
Targ. Joel I, 12 (ed. Lag. ;?/.). Targ. Ex. XXV, 33 (h. text
"inBS); a.fr. Lev. B. s. 12 trees are called by their names
(of the fruits) niTin '^-ipm: XIITH there is the apple, it (the
tree) is also called apple(-tree).

PL "f"i1Tri, "^"il-tn, "^n.

Targ. Prov. XXV, 11 ; a. e.Lev. B. s. 27. Gen. B. s. 93
(retransl. from Aquila Prov.l.e.); Yalk. Prov, 961; a.e.

Targ. Y. Ex. XXXIX, 25 r:?"]"it'iri.

mn f. (ntn) polish, lustre, beauty. Yoma
70'' "^la
"2l^ "iWin rilS^nb to show the people the beauty of it
(his copy of the Law); Tosef. ib. IV (HI), 18 'jn'^^tn.
B. Mets.
21^* Tibs rTi21?3 imin (masc.) the looks' of the
olive proves the owner; [Ar. Var. in'^.l].
SPlin eh. same, 1) vision. Targ. Job XX, B.
PL
Kniim, 'rn, v. Xilin.-2)
watch-tower.PL as ab. Targ.
Is'xxni, 13. Targ. Y. Num. XXXV, 11 (v. Xnil'^n).
3) appearance, color. B.Kam. 101* St'in xmb'^a 'n appear-
ance (improved by dying) is a substantial improvement.
Hull.
47'*
'na resembling wood in appearance, v. NPilIJJ I.
Sabb. 77* t^ dl^o dm there it treats about color.PL
as ab. Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 27 'Pi "p'^^D^sl which dull
the eye-sight (h. text B'^bBS).Hull.
46*'
'n 'T\ Ar. (ed.
xrilTn) several spots of abnormal colors.
im, Hif. tiTnn,
V. ntn.
iJ^nn, V. xnitm.
TT -I
T -:
n MM f. (nn to make incisions) lichen, a cutaneous
disease connected with desquamation and sometimes ul-
ceration. Bekh. VI, 12 'n b3J2 an animal afflicted with
lichen. Ib.
41*
(expl. nsb^ Lev. XXII, 22) ri-i^ITDn "n
Egyptian lichen ; X^bSI "r> ordinary lichen.Succ. Ill, 6
(34'') Ti nnbs if an Ethrog is covered with lichen (scabs).
ButhB.toIIl,8 (ref.tonsb'i'iib., a.nslb^) 'ns (inrsb) inssb
she twisted herself around him like lichen.
[Y. Yoma
vni,
45''
top 'n PTi'i, V. ninn.]
Sri"'Iin eh. same. Targ.Y.ILev.XXI,20 Kn^^isa 'n
(h. text nsb^), V. preced.Gitt. 70* top (some ed. NHim).
Y. 8abb.XIV,14'' top iiP'^TTnb (putting spittle on) a scab;
Y. Ab. Zar. II,
40'^
top Viin"iTrnb (corr. ace.). P/. -pHr
(Jtnn m.). Targ. Y. II Lev. 1. c.
jHrj m. (preced.) one afflicted with lichen. Targ. 0.
Lev^XXI, 20; XXII, 22.
4
443 mn
lutii, fi
'yt *vs antn ! jrow mi vImii Imp
otti- of Nnotnl *.!
I. II
(lf'^TT?T
*'
^-n. r^^rOiT.
)j, V.
n*:.
*tn, H^n all. MUM. fo #. vtMmim, ! ireUf. tWg.
II I.
OH. XxFx. tO{ . fr.Br.
4*i
Inili. U\ r .
r
- -
V. ^'i. lb. IS* "S^
-''

~
- vt
.1 I ha Mn R. M. Ae.
n
Hi ilnii>
nvrn n
/ OHi.
fU
-, II. Turf. "J
v ti U propvr. H. IbiUi. It" tl
.. fMNl : M. fr.aAbb. 90*. . tr.
(or (wImi aa cao b nuul* of
.V b OMd
-mtem
two VMkMM. 0. B ft If I
. Out,
.'>;*.
I'm*!!. 3& . a. tr.
/''^'
rrrtal, to lnybtfon^tmektr
H. Targ. O. 0n. XU, St; a.
^. L .
*3^
'
H M Mon M b tbowcd
u* *a Mpcrt (and Ui Uur dei4d flivormbly) ta.;
> ft.
/ ^m Mm*. Targ. U K*th.ll.8.B.XcU.r ^TTm
r*:V;** 7^^ln aad wba b iookvd at ina (and ooUccd
that 1 tra going U> ol^ael bjr rafvrring to rmrK), ha
|K)iu(od Mut to oa th 9mm of r'jilr^ (t. Babb. D. 8. .
1. i...tc 50; M. R. irm),
/f/t/)'

'afrpear.Twr%.
Ju.l. Mil,
.-:3 it looks lika
uMumptiun : a. tr.t) to hok at Mck dktr. Targ. O.Oan.
XLll. I.3) to btame fU, adapUi for mm. Bat*, ae^ X
'X r"na myn H on tbe aatranoa of ibe Babbatb tbajr
l>ttM4iii^ III for ii.<i, tlip>- bava baooma ao (fbr tba oatixm
S.)i>!' 1 '^M
*ntn ^itnik tbajr bad baan fli (oo
II id wan onflttad (tbroogh
1 > fr.I) to be $kotm^ to be
Un.i brfort the 9eMar for dtrioioii. lb. 'S*. csnb TTM it
ItMtl bn shown to (ami dacidad upon by) the axpert
un the eve Ac. : a. fr.
S"^. . fif, \. (ireead.
S'^n 1 m, T. mtr.
SjTT
II f., pi. ^j^^n (prced.) Mirror. Targ. Y. II
Kx. XX>iVlU, 8 (ed. Amsst. rrrn constr.).
Vin f. same. Tnxg. Y. Nam. XU, (h. tut rary)
:
COTp." x^-'rr^cx. (lb. 8 rm, soma d^ rand with ad.
Amst, :
xrr, h. text n7?"l
V.*^n I m. (b. h.; pracad. wds.) riMkm.H, rvrnr
(fcm.).* Snh. SS*" (pUy on m:Tm, I Kinga XXII, 38)
-ns
n -T-r p-::P Ms. M. (v. Rbb. D. 8. a. L) in ofder lo
polish (make clear) two Tisiou.<(. lb. (play on ysrh, ib.34
1
Valk. fk to (mC ! V^fVJi ^
V4 'a^ T-3
T.
oraay (awa imopui
mi
itghta in tW ak> mmI
ia|rtnui*fi U fa( !,
(Ar ' > -^
rjn. II m.. or nf^^fj (f. r^t I) IkAM, mm. B.
Moim. ii*> nMMaMa(naf) it tpwidirii wank, rtarre
P|t^(r nff*Q) wiMi It la y44iiw4ar rtall/ aovarvd
wimwnii (Ar.td. nrrro, mi. K^it nwq. iftti.
:
*##*
ANi^ If. wm warg. omm4,j n|f(?a.
r.
Tterfl A. L)-Bnii>- wi^*^i*Q al^
r*o ^ las lb M
(W. D. . a. I. MU <nof nu'-w i
) tat MfllMr wuh
litliiM nor Willi iMlMi 4MMM (I

;
'
^m^ aatA; iiwC i
bol. a alii4 to tallatf
V*
(V'MM w.>
'ST. T. T.,. TW9 VW far Ha Makta Ch* A7 Ml #
Irragalar lai| (tMMlfK 00 wm nmd (Wmk. X, IX dM
Lotd
grttM,
Dot is
nn, rin . (b. h.^ r.
Tnvs>
>
tmrfoer (Ilka Mafca or awoOaa taaipiX
brtaf* rate). Oaa. R. a. If (allagorttal a|lMiliiiM), .
TnmL Y. Tmui. UI, tr bot, r. pracad*Bali. Ik t^.
Pr. err^ri. lb. Ti "tcs what are \otMm giA Z, l)t
AaBw. imm anipCioM (datead:
*
Ikhi aaJar a ik*ck
aloud*), -t) fBMdhHP nwy batvata rvt a.
7%
pL of
-] lifkm. oMd as food (Laaaatotm aaaalaaia). rah.JT,
T. "rm II.
-.
B. Kaa. Ilt^ 'afi ^ rVS iIm law af lo^
barjr does not apply to aoseala and li>hw. Kalk.tO^

8) (Baadlaga vary aa abb] faaiy tftdw of rmkm wmk

forpaatora. Taaa.**enc&m7alnVa ll.ll.(aaaMa4.
vtrx) aaf tha yoaaf grw frooi tba ftofwa. Bwfaai f**
bot [Toaat OhoL ZIU, II 7*i*V?
^9B, rMd: jrwy, r.
nii.j
rjn
I (or
rr
f- pL) waa,
CXXVT. t ad. La. r^rr. (Lev.
editions).
nnII,
Tl
1C3 pr. a. pL K'for ^maU. KB.1,4
Ma. M7a. Ar. (ad. f^).
Krjn
I ah.-li. rm \\ dtmL Tatf. Gum. O, t.
-Pt
T!':-."
Tatg. Job XXVIII, St.
MT'in II B. (V. rm) db^yy. Bakh.
44* ^ iro a
ihaggy'goat (callad nrs, with loaf hair laaipa aad loag-
dapaadaataars. CaprmSyriaca, v. Bncyelop. Brit a. v.Ooai).
iTTn,
'
K-i"n, 50*^n
m. eh. (% caap. Trr^ W"^." Ac.)
yrickly bmr. ckttimmL KaL XIT, S a eaoa with a aietal
koob T
T^s
(d. Dahr. iU'Wi) oftha shape of achartaat
bur (a a weapon).
")'in
m. (b. h.) twine. HalL IX, 3W Vc ^ do-
meaucat'ed swine; "Sn T. wild boar. KM. R. a. 13 ns
'n
^i?^
*Tcr la tha serine nore strietiy foiliiddsu
than other andean aaimalafLav.R.s. IS tTB V ^71 nn
Trn
444 pm
(read ''Jall or D11K). lb.
'=1 'n na as the swine . . .
stretches out its cloven feet (sign of cleanness), .... so
does the Koman government &c., v. n^'^3. Gen. E.s. 65,
beg. ; a. fr.P^. d-'I'^in, pl'^fn.
Kidd.
49''
'n iVj3 nsiun
nine (measures of plagues) did swines receive. B. Kam.
VII, 7; a. e.Fern. tTi"^m, nr!"!''m sow. Esth.E.toIII, 1.
lb. to I, 15 'D^ ni3 'n? tiie swine (Vashti) to be treated
according to law, but the holy people &c.
!,
v. ra^'nTDX.
n^jn, S"l"'5n ch. Targ. Ps. LXXX, 14. Targ. Lev.
XI, 7 (some ed.''"ifn).Y. Ber. II,
4^'
bot. 'D^ 'n )HH. the
swine is a moving privy. Sabb.
155''
'n '|^ . . . . T\'o none
is poorer than the dog, none richer than the swine (find-
ing its food everywhere); a. e.

PL "p'^'^!'!!,
'^t!'''!'-!'
Gen.
R. s. 63; Y. Ter. VIII, end,
46'',
v. tJ'i3K^obj?i^. Taan.2l''
'na Wm^a SO'^X there is an epidemic among the swine;
a. e.Fem. i<n'i''Tn, Lam. R. to I, 16, end 'Dl 'n xnriD
like the (nursing) sow, the more their young fatten &c.
Sn"^;]!! m. (preced.) smne-^erd. Y. Ter. VIII, 40''
sq.,
V. iJ^^pp^^.
n"i"'in I soiv, V. 'TiTr!.
nn'^in H f. (-im) l) retum, going back, opp. ns-^lpn.
Y. B.^Mets. VI, beg. lO'' 'm HD-bri "IDIIJ indemnification
for loss of time in going to the field and returning. Lev.
E.s. 5 ti'db 12'^r\13"i ri^"^ma when the teachers came again
to that place, v. nn^nn.
Y. Yoma III,
43''
bot. 'n -|-n
on the way homeward! Koh. E. to XI, 9 .... n^f^-Q MSa
'(12 slacken thy speed, that thou mayest not have too
far to return (regret and punishment will reach you);
a. fr.2)
reconsideration, reversion
of
judgment. Y. Hor.
I, beg.
45**
bot. 'W2 'pT the same rule applies when the
court reverses &c.
3)
going round. Y. Sot. I,
16''
bot.
bpt nnifn "^lO (Bab. ib.
4=^
nnm) the time required for
going round a palm-tree.
4) restoration, v.
i^'^'l'Q-
n
'JM
f. (TTri; cmp. tT^Ta fr. TT5) cutting; rough, un-
finished side. Tam. II, 4 nnita nr'^in the uneven side
of the pile (where the thinner and pointed ends of the
logs leave gaps and make the front uneven) was eastward.
Par. Ill, 8. Y.Meg. IVjendiTS*^ bot. 'nn p'n he puts (the
M'zuzah) on the rough door (which is more used by the
inmates); 'n "itT^S^ I'^n if both are of rough work.Esp,
the rough side
of a fence or wall, indicating that the
neighbor had no right to it, border-mark. B.Bath.
1, 2
(2)
I'lnn^
'n im:i"1 . . tJDlD he moves back on his own ground
and builds, and makes the border-mark outside. Ib.
4*
'Dl 'n "^X^ wherein consists the border-mark? Answ. He
bends the pegs on top outward.2) rough sore, contusion,

Fl. ni^m. Y. Ber. IX,

13^'
bot. (emended in ed. Lehm.
ninD, as Sabb. 7?''). Cmp. ninn.
SS^rr^Tn f. (preced.) contusion. Gitt.
70='
top some ed.,
V. xn'iTm.
Ujil,
Hif. fi'^l'!!!'!? (cmp. DIJ) to cut, trim, thin. Bern.
Ill, 2 '31 O'lllj^ n:J1"iri he who desires to trim leaves of
vegetables for the sake of lightening the burden ; Tosef.
b. TV, 2 D'lmnb Var. ed. Zuck. (ed. -|iTnnb, corr. ace).
Djn ch. same, to cut
off,
nip
off.
Targ. Y. I Lev.
I, 15 (Y. II DT25V h. text p^TS).
jin or \M^ m. {''\n) superintendent, officer ; I) [s(iiioo\)
governor superintending children at their studies. Sabb.
I, 3
'31 rtXIl 'nfl on Friday night the governor may
look in where the children read, but must not read
himself.
2)
(in collegiate debates) one who announces
the order
of
proceedings, crier, janitor &c. Y. Ber.
IV,
1^
top
'^2^
'nn -prt "h l-i^X they said to E. Zinon
the hazan, 'Say, Commence' (the debate)!
3)
(in syn-
agogue) superintendent at prayer-meetings, giving the sig-
nals for responses, assigning seats &c., sexton. Succ. 5l''
'31 r033n 'm and the sexton stood upon it with the flag
in his hand. Yoma VII, I; Sot. VII, 8.-4) (in court)
crier, sAeri^ (collecting the votes, executing punishment).
Mace. Ill, 12. Y. Sot. VII,
21*^
top.P/. D-^Jjn, -jiajn ('Tn).
Tam. V, 3 (Temple sextons).Tosef. Snh. IX, 1 '^'^'r\'p 'nn
'31
the criers call out each judge's name (to take his
vote); Y.ib.V, end,23'* nrD33 ijsn.
Mace.
23'"'
j'^'Ti^aya "pS
'31 'n we must appoint as constables (for punishing) men
of lesser physical strength &c. Sabb.
56
'.
SD-^n or '^n ch. 1) same. Y. Ber. V,
9''
bot. 'n bs^
TT
-
T -:
'
'31
the sexton came and urged one to go up (to read
the prayers). Y. Meg. IV,
75''
bot.; Y. Sot. VII, end,
22='.
2) i<T02
"i^n
town-guard (watching the flocks of the com-
mon and guarding the town by night). B. Mets.
93**.

PI. xn^ lajn.

lb.
plfn
(b.h. ; cmp. pIX, p'^t^, pin) {to squeeze together,
'\
(neut. verb) to be thick, solid; to be strong. Y. Ber. I,
2''
bot. (ref. to Gen. I, 6)
'31 S?ipin pm.;i
let the expanse
become solidified, let it coagulate, congeal; Gen. E. s.
4;
(Yalk. ib. 5 pTnni, Hithpa.).
Pi. ppn to join, repair, tighten, strengthen. Snh.
94='
(expi. niptn) '31 bxiTui nx '"^n^ (Ms. M. p'^inn^j, Hif.)
he joined Israel to their Father &c. Ib. fi"^ "^p^^^ the
Lord strengthened him. Pes.
45=^
p.?nb "^l^yS^U Ms. M.
where the dough in the cracks is put in for repairing the
trough. Sabb.
146*'
'nb C^nyiyn) when the hole was filled
up for making the vessel sound, opp. 12^b to prevent
evaporation; a. fr.

Part. pass, pjmp, pi. D'^p-tin^a. Sifr6

Num. 1 'non xbK Q-ipWa 'pX (ed. '^ni^sn) only the strong-
minded it is worth while to strengthen (encourage).
Hif. p'^tnn l) same, v. supra.

"b nnii: 'n to attach

merit to, to aceount as merit, to be grateful. Ab. II, 8
in:i::!b 'a p'^tnn bn. do not claim ciedit for it (be not
proud). Yoma
86''
'a lb p'^tn^TU xbx but He even gives
him credit (for his sins when he repents). Men. SS"
'31
"^b ptnn give me credit for making Thee known &c.
Keth. 68% a. e.
'31 p'^msi 1X13 let us be thankful to the
fraudulent poor &c.; a. fr.

2)
(with
Ti)
to strengthen,
to encourage, abet. Gitt. V, 9
'31 pp"'Wp 'pXTU isb because
we must not encourage (by favors) those who do wrong.
Ib.
'31 d"l35' "^n"^ "pp'^tn^l we may encourage (greet with
ti3i"li naptnn, Zech. VIII,
9)
gentiles at agricultural work
in the Sabbatical year; a. fr.3) to hold, contaiti. Ib.57'
'31 p'^Tn^ Illy "Jix its skin (once flayed) can not again
cover its entire body (it .shrinks). Ib. (in Chald. di<
ptfl 445 n^
^S . . . yrv "T"
'
! t^ftm m%mt Ibr
)io tmmrtaiti Mii^til liold mat9 '
HVOtI (who ho* ! Iirit*
la !). Ik.
vm to be a Uar. Shuba. S4^ . fr.
It*, t.itdn.
1 ivi4ia. i. c.
Ita b* h>
-.n
n*
rI(by
... xViVaa
^aId purpoM f h dill n
n th wur, wbo b* Iwul
hta bath, be ma> still
I >. p*1Tr3 Tl |& OK if b
in Tiw, ba majr on coming
...^... iv. ^liich ba baa batbad. ~ibrf.
AW4l M pammim, aiktrtd to. Bakb. VIU, 9
'*
aor doat ba taka a doobla duua of wbat
to tba attau aa ba doaa of wbat la bakl
vatli. &; a. f^.8abb. 190* am ytf

ill ftrooffty adbertd lo, op|. rvrtc, v.

apfro9td, Sifra K'doab. Par. S,
~
~
rntotbaa(u>baa|iraaal{yta)i
i)briti f, kmoitui ftvm exptriemu.
Il -: r:) I know tliit man to
\. 1, V. fopnu
"t; l)loftaeaia wild, thvmg.
iroldaoad to pcay.
n cb. 1 ) nana.i^iW. poj*. p-m fMmp, ftandayai.
'.
II,
4^
top TVKT^ Ti rrm wban hia bead wm tM
ith a tortiaa); Paaik. R. s. S8 (not
T'S^t
not**
Pr.). y.Pes. X.sr -SI rrzm Tn and bb baad waa
up (or be felt like having a bandaga arovttd his head)
Y.Sbek. I11.4r top pTin rrm (raad p'Vt)\ pim (coir.

S)
to take pontnkm. B. Bath. 5S\ tn.
^rp
PTv
pivii(!tion and acquire: a. fir.
Upa,^
f. Bar. 32* n\tr:
tk. r<<r t fuu^
-
u. R . 11 |*4) *rc3 9fi
ci^Mi bM aMMlai, a. irr^
JWf ^a**
!Mr%
TMf.
rim,
U I.
{f
t.^ ^i^ Wi/, i>(tib
i*^ ^ f*
i4ai
l{i
ciaMii^ V' (t^ CM<*4, oaiali kawli Of iMMu wb.
r Uvaal ba glaaa to Mi t| l#
.
'^
# W ^3W8 tBWI
^Rpppp
ai
lafanr oT ikMrtw
M 4m aiwya aC aaa todi'
,
i.i--Ulr I-
alaipi ^|fla*ir'tfw*;rs
ibajr abMir** m ( %ut \wt mim%. Ibw ^ VlA^
P*<n9
an to ilMdr biirMMaorM<kaaMwaarii40f(totf M-
rtptauua; a. fk*,4) fa CaAf
ffMM^ li clitofMnMfM.
II Baib. f*^ "rrm ipvfT kVi *rn 9 ad. fdMhr to Mk
^
. V. Babb. D. a a. L) thai jtm mUgfH aat alalto paa*
>MMi galtoi 0m mmo0m. th. M^ T jn yn 'Wt U
uoa al^M a iaM oa ilM gioMJ af |DBiwiia^ tflt Ba*
oiHMaAa^v.ll^L Ik ITQ
m^wif
iih p
<ptP!9 lA il^f
bafa BoalaUa of paaaaioa ifBlMi Ubraa arfgkl
baa afraid to dlitorb tiMaik aai
Utoir
kaaa m
galaM w^,
batag waahby, ihay ligbt iMt haaaaand
tudrtaaooaoat);a.fr.-*)ia*riraiy. umm^t^t MtJr
ipn|i*haiiyoaf'(agrM(iaff tofcMlabennc a.
f
iaui i )L
Prov. IV, M, a. .
3) t hr kmmu, $e adtrCla|>
ai|rfm. Taif. Y. Lav. XIX. St (v. prttid|.-iptt.lf>
Itniri aom wbara BO praMHBfdtoa (oria^ravfI baaaa jiat
baaoftmMd. Bah-at* yr?yrrr au M-<ad ;;
B^'.a) w>aia
ooa Ui approvad (aa a rigbtooai
p
ra
p
brtJt
it * diflMWH.
Spin m.Mst w., p>naBfNaa, aaaartaiaal AiIHl
Hall. 'lO^
n^C!*?l T
(acnka oat ao-^^ ftaca avwy
thing oa ila ooca ascartaiaad tiataa m loi
BO avidaoaa of a chaaga. Yab.ll* ffgirf
ditioo a* it woald ba if tbafa wan bo
nfjjn f.
(ptr)
1)
(rettoil 8aai.I,ll) 'Sn Ti
TV
to read it in moaraiaf)
ofiLS)(Uw)faHiy
T.3I.Kai.lll,trtop
takii hold (of a
asad pariod. B. Bath, ni, I 9 JlJli T^gm ika lafal
pariod of andistorbad pnaaMlnB (la otdar to giaa a Hda)
iafbr hooaM....thia jaatB. Ih. tt^ (ia Ckald. dictiaB)
It "QC rr^sul had thaaadiMwbad anIhKt fortiM period
preMribad bjr Uw. lb.Si^ nzrbzr zr-es doas thalaw
of pnwiMioB apply to davaaflb. -T. Tbtb n sr6 7
pTMcat powioa gitas bo tiUa (aa it tha com wUk !*
aainuua BMvmbIa cbattal)^ bat a poMMMoa of thtac yaata
doat. lh.Ill,a rb rtri rrs thwa art to Piliallai thiaa
dictricta with diflbtcnt wtgai of piiiuarfaa Ih. S Ti ^
widMBft a ptoa (of
j
otbar BM>da of lagal aefaiiitaoa) givaa aotiHa; a.v.fkv
SI ^rt^m^^imm. ^rm^^m^i^ t^^immm^tx a^ as Qttuti
9f
puMM^^mm^ ^^^^p<r t*^^'"^*
w
""
ooNcrittaa aafar tmimee tfm
thmrnge m prtimeti; ktt
tiafa*. RoILt* 'Sn -rent rgirs rrTS nac: tha aaiiMl
whenafira. baa tha ttafof a fi abiddta o
kj
tci (tr. "SK),
^pm
446 nnrn
until you ascertain by what means it has been ritually
slaughtered ; when it is slaughtered '31 "inNI TQ X'^n "'"in
it has the status of a permitted object, until you find
out how it became forbidden. Gitt. Ill, 3 Kimu nptns
D'^'^p under the presumption that her husband (though
sick or old when the messenger was deputed) is alive.
Keth.
75''
XBiai 'n a presumption as regards physical
condition, KJIO^'l 'H the fact of possession against which
the claimant has to produce satisfactory evidence. lb.
'31 nmUJ DIN "pX Ti the presumption is that no man
drinks out of a cup without examining (that none will
marry without having ascertained the woman's physical
condition). Yeb. 3l'' top X'^aUJ
"13 npTH the legal status
of an insane person's property; a. v. fr.

PL nipTrj.
Kidd.
80" 'nn bs "pp^Ta .... 'pbpID we execute punishment
on the basis of actual facts (though not provable by legal
evidence, e. g. man and wife and children living together
and treating each other as such, are legally considered as
being one family), v. pm ITo/".Y.Hall. 17,60" bot. 'Vh
with reference to the local usages of usucaption (Gitt.
Ill, 2, V. supra); a. e.
"'p'jn, V.
TIT-
njp5r''
^'^rP^n
C'^-^-)
Pi'--m- EzekiaJi, Hizkiah,
Hizkialiu; 1) King of Judaea. Snh.
98''. B.Bath. 15" Ti
'31 irS'^OI Ez. and his assistants edited the books of
Isaiah, Proverbs &c.; a.lr.2) name of several Amoraim.
Zeb.
75''.
Y. Shebi. VllI, 38" top; a. fr.Y.Snh.IlI,21"'
pipin 'n (v. Fr. M'bo, p. 8l'').Y. Sabb. XIV,
14''
top.
Y, Shebi. Ill, .34''
top.
Snp^n f. ch.=h. n;?m. Tavg. Y. Gen. XIII, 17. [In
Talmudic Chald. the Hebrew forms are retained; v. also
"1"
1) to go around (searching). Koh. R. to VII, 8
tT^by inn Xin he searches it again (tries to recover his
scholarship); ib. h^^S "Titn^ Kin ^13"^
he may recover it;
a. e.; v. infra.
2) to turn around, return; to retract,
repent, lb. "jn 1im come back (repent) 1 Eduy.V,6 "iltn
^a withdraw thy opposition.Dem. IV, 1 n'aip::^ fTiTpi
came back to its place (was mixed up again). Maas.Sh.
I, 5 '31 0*^:21 I'lTHi the money shall return to its former
condition, i. e. the sale is annulled, and the money has
again its sacred character. Ker.8" ni31B!!t"in bs IITn: let
us go back to what was said first. Sabb. 118''; Arakh. is''
^"iinxb '^Fi'imi . . 1^1^ I never said a word (about a
fellowman) on which 1 went back (when confronted with
him). Kidd. 59" n2 '"i*tni and she reconsiders (her con-
sent to be married); ri";inn she may do so; Gitt.
32''.
Ib.
ia ffi'15'31 "iTin dare he use the same letter of divorce
again (after he has revoked it)? Ter. IV, 3 :}"^Dini 'n
then again he added. Gitt. VI, 5 "l^lb 1"iTn then again
they said (added); a. v. fr.
Pi. "^pn to go around from one to the other. Yeb.
53"
'31
hy i*nb ns'^IS she must apply to all the brothers
8ucces.sively; (ib. 26''; 5l'' I'lTn?). Y. Taan. IV, 68* bot.
'31 ^3 ^3?
15")rn
we searched the whole Bible ; Y. Ab.
Zar. I, beg. 39" '31 ^33 '-n
;
(Sifi-e Deut. s. 1 i:"i!n). Y.
B.B,iti).vui, 16' top, V. |T2"'rx''X Kidd.-''' nrx ^r iJtnV
to go around in search of a wife (to woo). Ib. "iTin
"^^
"^a hs (Kal) which of them goes around &c.?; Nidd. 3l''
'31
"i^nia "^^3.
Hi/-
"""^inr?
1) to restore, give back. Ber.
27''
'T^mian
ia"ib Clbw he who returns the plain salutation (shalom)
of his teacher (without adding, 'INIy teacher'), lb.
32''
xb
DibUJ lb Ti did not answer his greeting. B. iMets.7'' "i'^tn;i
ilirxb he must restore (the lost document) to the wife.
Keth.
73'' PryTrni and re-married her; a. fr.2) to revoke;
to reconsider, to grant a new trial. Gitt. VI, 3 niti ax
T^m'; J<b "I'^innb if the husband wants to revoke the
letter of divorce, he cannot do so.Snh.IV, 1 maEi "^rin
'31 'p'l'^Tn? in capital cases verdicts may be reconsidered
in favor of the defendant. Ib. VI, 1 'pI'^Tn^a the convict
is brought back for a new trial; a. fr.

[lb.
33''
iTin, "px
p"i">Tnta Ms. F. (ed. i-^ntin).]Eduy. V, 7 -a nnTnn, Mish.
ed. R'^in, V. supra.
3) to make one read over, to caune
correction. Y.Meg. IV,
74'*
mix 'pT^tno we order him to
read it over again correctly. Ber. 29"; a. fr.
"lin ch. same. Targ. Ps. XLVIII, 13. Ib. CXIV, .
.
Targ. Y. II Gen. XLIX, 19; a. fr.Y. Shek.V, end,
49''
'^)yT'^
^"^
1*6 said to him, on coming back (I shall give
thee something); n">^ n^nsrxi 'n wlien he came back,
he found him dead. Koh. 11. to VII, 8 "b bl3? "I'lTn go
home again. Ib. "ja nr.n PX Trh^ (h. form) and thou dost
not repent? [Usually "i^H.]
M'
"'!'7^
"^^T;**
1) io surround, go around. Targ. Ps.
XXU, 13. Ib. XXVI,
6; a. e.Targ. Y. Num. XXI, 4
**'^1'!!;^^ (not
"ir"?^)-

2) to cause to turn back, to can.sc

to flee. Targ. Ps. XLIV, 11.
3) to turn (one's face).
Targ. II Chr. VI, 3.-4) to restore. Targ. Y. II Deut.
XXIV, 13; a. e. Targ. II Kings II, 8 'XI he rolled up
(his cloak).

Part. pass, "iinp, v. infra.

Pa. 1W
1) to tuni around, twist. Targ. Hos. X, 2.

2) to more to and back, to winnow. Targ. Am. IX, 9 (cmp.

X'lnn II). [Targ. Job XL, 22 'IJn'' some ed., read 'inx]
Part. pass. "in^ turned
off',
going backward. Targ. O.
Gen. IX, 23 (ed. Berl. "P'^mri; Targ. Y. "j'^'^mxia -iin^EX, h.
text n-'innx).Y. Meg. IV,
74''
bot. '3i xo^ "(Tira *in one (of
the scholai-8 mentioned) ordered the translator using the
word mdna (vessel, in translating X3::, Deut. XXVI, 2)
to go over it again (and say XSD, basket) &c. ; Y. Bice.
Ill, end,
65'' 'na "Tax in (strike out "i"2X); v. XJj^'i'ir
S nij m. (preced.) [turner,] spit, a pointed twig im-
provised as a spit. Bets. 33* Ms. M. (ed. fern., Ar. X'^T'^n).
X"l?n,
v. T-^n.
r: 1
l"l?n, V. I'im.
''
''Ll
^*
(^!'7) ^) return; retraction, reconsideration.
Keth.73'''n-in:J 'n Pirim "px her return (as a minor, to
her husband after divorce, i. e. her remarriage) is not
fully valid. Hull.
116''
'H Blip before the editor of the
Mishnah had changed his opinion. Yeb.
64''
13'i"^ *pax
'na Abin (being constantly with 11. Joh.) is aware of an
eventual change of his teacher's opinion; [oth.exphin.: is
in the habit of reviewing his traditions).
2)
restoration,
amendment; atonemeftt, repentance. Y. R. Hash. 1,
57'"
top nm:;5 'n ia llTn-^l p-ia-^l and he is examined and
c^tn 117
HK^
Ip . mrm u iu /
m T
to. IX, T^ wNiii* mI^ rMMl
7^9-1
T^jn oil. Mira*, 6tiy. lUbb. |io 7"
-iS bu*, Mii
I, Mpi. r^ra pm, v. prtoMi.
IJ, _
I.I. n ii..|,.ii j w
_T)P
(T^^^ m fT.
-*>
f
Ajff/r
0pfj,,]
rrd^ffU
lu*
(nwooa %a appto.
I. 4
,
-.
Y. Tr. 11.41'
T: >l TQ) M mbaII m sfwh^pplM; (T.
Ill,
"^
*
-"
^

Mmot.
Ma. M.
Ijn r. MfMw. Kil. I, 8
r^
Tn Tt
(gmnlra) IvttoM
llA*Uoo (wild lUac). Pw. II, (wipl. ib. 3t*
lb. X, 3; a. .- A O-Jtn, -p-;]!^. Uku. I, i. lb.
8abb. I, a* boc yrr\ aapb (rtd:
T^^h
tn. tb. iu)/ba<<MV,
ciur/i, chain, Kx. R.s.4,od.
1, out TO* m rK:-*r. v x'-r.
Y. nsr a. nx:;r
jn, pi.
Y*Sn,
V. gin.
3n, tsn, T. 3vr 1.
jn
Trf.
Is. XIV, l, . am.
irr, xrr, > ^r.,
n m. (b. b.
;
praead.) fmOwrt^ mm. Bar.
4*
jrsr
r parbapa tin is tba oanaa (praventing tbv fal-
It of dirina promiaaX lb. Tn S*A llb bat for
pravntad It. Sabb. llt\ t. ban; a. tt.'n ir-,
%
T. srr a, njp*.In Talm. Y. alao ar. Y. Sabb.
top; a. tt.H. r-N . lO* (raf. to a>l^j. Pi.
,5> "3^3 nwc^ .j tba tut raad htCim
nM^ ba rawl fMrnm (ana). Ib. ^Birr-i ^rc
stna ahall eaasa. tba wiekad diall be no more.
IV, a; a. ft.
Slj ch., T. r.jpr.
*En I m, (S2.-). lime iratm tcUM a $ijfius.--fL "9%
* top T "T'^ l>tween ih line*, v. "X",
^BT II. pi. i^;^, ir**^, T. jtsT.
N-yi V. next w.
k. hmh. p. i*, %mik kM. 9t . : a.
"Mr. Taff laali 111. I (ad. I^if. K^^
jr. Ta. UMrt.ilX. t^ Ta< I Hm \ ;t
V,7 (vd. B-<
r*'-*- *' - --' r.,
* (ad. U,
li.itt j.
.1 <.,',. /
.
,
(lb. XX\lll. n
*J
'
I VIII. 1, -^
srni?-
^, tMa ralifi lo tt* >ft"t*4;.
>'m
.....I. ..>. w^ asawwrtad lo IImhi aa *Trf)
Mrn^kr
rxi^atim0 i n iiilwi<>
<K
Wa y*rfa
f
B. Badi. It** (raC
IV.
4) 71 arvAi Wv4 "vn (d<*r. to Ha.
D. B. a. I. MM) bt bwianliiaii U m ttB'
oOanaf for braai m wall aa far
f
Jllai 1^ TTW BBS
'91
rrvse (diflbr. la Ma. M.) aa w^ aa Um abwoOtij^
brisfa atooaaiaat lo Uraal Ac. Sab. 1.
1
; a.fr^ /
ruu^ ntt^b lb. T, f ^um t* #M(tv|[iM<aj
IV. IIB*
'91 ti TV S-n if bo aaM afMt
two sitt-oflWiBga far mmuUy't mkm; a. v.
1-
x,i4 M.'(*ad. r*:>. (;
UTS.-. )U. <w. .-4Ui.% Kn9r>.}r.Ktk. Il.lt' boc r***
rmrn(pw>b.rriOT).-^)ai <
#
wiiy. Taf.Ba.XXlX,M;
a. tr.Fl ur^vr,
f^fX. Tmrp Jtmm. XTm, t. .
Hot. IV. S.
2-ni (b. h.; eap. S?;) fa ipW. wf. db|^-Ptot.
l>aM. ansr. Maecr Q^in W) anor icn S if ha iB^
cot wood < fur tba twBtiotM pwpoaa). ba aaad aot aal it.
Pi. 23-r to cTMr. Tiaat. tefrimV, I sy^is (Tar. laet.
asr:, asrs); (Ttmc Safar Torab, ad. Kirabb^V, I rKr=S
Hify
2
.n
II (onp. Arab. Aflta*^ a. CBT) to /bV m bt.
(u laao. Kob. B. to Til, M
'3?
srqa rS9lr nm aba
wovid propoaa to a naa ia tba atrart (aofoA ad. t%J \
\
fLam. K. to I. 1 rrra ssr, t. r>q^-.)- v. nrta-^
^y*! iin eh. 1 ) tjuue, fo ae/rcf, fr<iro<A on^'t *if
fa. Targ.I>aoLXXVI,17.4.2)i=csr)f<>arurro/riii^.
Tarf. Y. I Can. XUX, S (h. taxi esr.Ji-^) to fini^r.
=rx;; Sifri Datt. iss ryju Xaec t* =*x; Tm ^bsd
"r^ . ':J J'l bow CMi fou piore that w* dcnra iba rate
fttMB aa ordiaaiy aBttoif of wood, parbapa Mtif of
wood for a HwBBab is lawt Ac?
TT3k\
L mei$tr, t. st-.
ntan
448 xun
niSn, ni2''n f. (b. L. ;
v. osn) [the dean, bright,
cmp,
nips ns, s. V.
ip3,]
wheat-grain, (collect.) wheat.
Midr. Till, to Ps. II, 12;' Cant. R. to VII, 3 tipilD It 'n na
as the wheat-grain is slit. Shebu. V, 3 'n "Tax if he
says hittah (in the sing.). lb. 38^ li-jn b^2n 'n '^BX even
hittah means a quantity of wheat. Tosef. Ned. Ill,
7 ; Y.
lb. VI, end, 40* '31 "^SKUJ ">n if one vows, 'I will not taste
hittah (wheat-grains)', contrad. to T^wrt; a. ir.Pl. Biisn,
pari, '^n. lb. Pes. II, 5. lb.
35=^ 'Pi
T^a
'|153013 spelt is a
species of wheat; Men. 70*. Qen.R. s. 15 VT\ 'n 'the tree
of knowledge' was wheat. Shebu. 1. c; a. fr.
Sni2n, V. nxan.
T ; V T : V
T T T -
nnDlDn, nnt^n f. (nan, cmp. T^ln H) (cameVs)
hunch, hump.' Huli.IX,2 (Talm.ed. 122*'nan). Sabb.54%
V. nnain.P/. niiaian, niian. Bekh. Vll, i (43) "^Vrn
m"iaian Maim. (Mishn. sing.; Talm. ed. m^an) hutip-
backed men; Tosef. ib. V, 2.
^1t2n, V. ^iia^n.
D^b^DPI, V. D^^sian.
^^^DTjn, Y. Maas. Sh. IV,
54'1
hot., v. ttjia^p.
5^1I2n, Jj^SDIDfl m, (Cjan) violence, robbert/, robbed
ffoods. Targ.Jud.IX,'24; a.fr.P/. T^Bian, X^Bian. Targ.
Ps. LXXII, 14; a. e.
SslDn m. (preced.) rofefier, violent man.P^.'j'^Bian,
'n. Targ. Ob.
5
; a. e.
!5<nTb3n f. ch., 2>l- constr. nx'irjn=h. rrnaian. Targ.
Is. XXX, 6 Ar.ed.Koh. (Ar.Ms. nnaian; ed. Lag. n^nsiB'^n,
oth. ed. nx'i'nVJPi).
Smi2n, V. xnxan.
T
- T T -
ISnpn, V. next w.
uI3n
1) to dig, cut out (of the sucket), holloio out.
Mikv. IV, 3
'21 "ii;*^::! aainn if one makes a cavity in
a water pipe for the deposit of pebbles. Gen. R. s. 34
'31 nx aain ITTi the embryo would cut its way through &c.
Kidd.24'^ fnaani and he (the master) cut it (the eye) out.

2) to rake, clean a well. M. Kat. I, 2 "imx 'paaim and

you may clean the wells. Ib.
5* '31 "j'^'iBin "ptti . . Ti you
may clean . . . , but not dig (deepen) &c. [Ib. "paain Stbl
|3inb you must not rake pebbles into them; v., however
vers. Ms. M., Eabb.D.S. a.l.]Y.ib.80'' hot. "(niX 'faain
'3T "ills 'pBia (not pain) hoVtin means 'they rake them',
as we read (Mikv. 1. c). 3) to take sheaves out with a
rake. Succ. I, 8 '31 TlJiiaa aainn if one takes sheaves out
of a stack, so as to form a shed (Succah). Ib. 15*.
Pi. aan i) to rake. Y. Sabb. Ill, beg.
5*'
aanb -j-'-is
'31
l^n he must rake (coals and ashes out of the oven)
with a handle, which proves that he nlust clean thoroughly.
2) to make holes, to pick. Tosef. Mikv. VII (VIII), 2
aanb -ji-iS -jilSIX Var. (ed. Zuck. ananb) if the holes in
the baskets are filled up with grapes &c., one must clean
them by picking. B. Kain. 18* '31 "("'aan^a r^tl^ pbusin
chickens that picked on the rope of a bucket. Tosef. B.
Mets.VIil, 30
'31
ns "iiaanrny (Var. -panan^u:) for they
pick holes in the walls.
3)
(with inx) to dig after, to
trace with the knife. Hull. 74'' ; Tosef. ib. VII, 4.-4) to
trim. Sabb. 90*; Men. 107*, v. aTO.
Pilp. anan same. Y. Ori. Ill,
63='
r^inx ananb -^xi-o
it is likely that they dig after it (to take it out of the
ground); a. e. (v. supra).
Nif.
aanj: to he dug out, picked out. Kidd.
24''
naans
nrs if the laird's eye was picked out; Zeb. VII, 5 (68'')
Ar. (ed. ni52D5).
Hithpa. aannn to be exhumed. Yeb.
63*'
'j'^aanna D'^na
the dead are exhumed (by the Guebres).
Polel (of am), part, aaina (v. an^) stinging (the eye),
dazzling, v. infra.
Hithpol. aainnn to be cut (of jewels), to be polished,
glisten. Meg. 12*(play on atim, Esth. 1, 6) niaainn^sa? D122X
")iaip:a2 w^^-^^b niaain^n a-^^nx ^''-^i 'p'bv'z Vr Ms. F.
(v.Rabb.D. S.a. 1. note 5) stones which glisten on those
who wear them, and some say, Stones which dazzle the
eyes in the place where they are found.
!3I2ni ch. same, to dig, hollow out. HuU. 25*;
Sabb. 103* '31 xrBp ani Ar. (ed. pni) he hollowed out
a K'fiza (smaller measure) whereas the material was large
enough for a Kab. Pes.
28=*
(prov.)
ni152 Xlj; ani XS3
5llb5"i31 xbinn 11^35 Ms. M. (read: qinilJiSI; ed. K^iS 'am
'31 ^I-ITTS ni152 ; Var. pnl) in the ladle which the artisan
hollowed out, he shall have mustard soaked and shall
swallow it (man is paid with his own coin).
Pa. aan to dig after, exhume. Yeb.
63 '^
'^i?'!i'? xp
13312: they (the Guebres) exhume the (Jewish) dead. [B.
Bath. 58*, v. Xa^an.]
I3!2n II, Pa. a^an (sec. r. of ain II) to seiv. Targ.
Gen. fll,' 7. Targ. Ez. XIII, 18.

I2t3n, pi. D^I2I3n,

"f
I2Dn (aan, cmp. n^itn) scab,
scurf, sores. Yoma
77''.
Lev. R. s. 19.
&<t3I2n ch. same. Targ. Job XXX, 24 maapi ed.Lag.
(oth. ed. laan, pL; h. text liB).
nn^abn, v. 'aian.
I ^Un, Sl^n, riDn I [to stroU Idly, saunter
(
Fl. to Levy Targ. Diet. I, 424
2),] to live in luxury, to be
like a nobleman, to be well-dressed, clean &c. (cmp. p:s,
pns).
Pi. Xan, nan to make look well, polish, dress, cleanse,
prepare. Hull.
27''
(play on arilil. Lev. I, 5) nm: Dipaa
inan from the place where the animal bends (its head,
the front of the neck), cleanse it (let its blood run out).
Ib. Xin iiisin XJTTib man ^xni iX?aa how can you prove
that this hattehu has the meaning of cleansing? Ib.
man rioiU U^'p^o^O from where it uttei's sound, cleanse it.
[Cant. R. to VII, 2, v. infra.]
Hithpa. xanrn, nannn, Nithpa. 'nna 1) to enjoy, to
he gratified. Cant. R. to VII, 2 [read
:]
bxiaj^ir . .
-jiilam ^3
'31
"i^annja all luxuries and enjoyments which Israel indulge
*tjn 449
'V*?
nii1 mit*r. Mn. M** (ptojr mi fio^), Frov. VII. It)
nsvii nWn iri WDi M im tot* ami*
lot M CO ufi And n$oim m4 4llir1ti our*
nIvM with dulltiitirM; Hitrm Vnylhm. N'>Ui>li. >!. XIV.
1 r. IB. Mttn. i e. (piny on noV?) Jub XXXIX
'"^"
Hurrji nVvj Htrhi I. c. m0rr^ nVtn mr b
rniaoa (iiiN wlBga) Mkd riam ud mOojti hlMwiif (differ.
iiiii>r|.ri. In BmIU).I) to a/Uw ' (m/^m mtMtmmtt
to ir
ffftmroHt, primd, Omi. R. ui VII, 7 lonm rrvw
'3*
Vr it WM
Kwarotti lownki i. (rr. utOm. XlV.ts,
Ditn. V, 17).-S) to h0 kitftrkm, lo lord H, to a*i pt4ut'
''"
Tmiii.lil.s ns^ 'nns nmiiiou ootMM iwiuUniiy
th UtpA 'SI \9 Trt imv pa itk* Mm ihAi
r hiafkllMrAo. OMUtLloV.fl ;9V%
: li iHMMnc IMlalMII, hm KOl a .
*t2n eh. Mini paH. irgp mmI I eomfiiH, ladfr,
v!
IWg. Y. 0*0. XXXIII, IS
r?!^
M^ (ti- (Mi
'I rttNiif fo be
j
xntnim, to prmuuh to fmimry.
K ! K ix.lM n*b
M^ilW 1^ ton I will go toAppMU
hU K**t<'ra>iiy (MIdr. Hiun. eh. XXXII no^tJ^).
'"
to be raieed in luxury. I\iH. pas.
:. W/
'
Ura ielirale.
Twir. Y. I, II l>l.
.W III, :{.
^rii N^i I
li lb. h.; \to i*iM,j to fnu, rrr, nn.
\ .>m IV, 9, Ml*.
Ber. 17>; m. fr. R. Hiuh. M* ba nq/^T
'*
tht niuncd (1 hj making Ui goldn
tall not brinv
'
" gold, Mitr with gold
trnionu); nturr Va Ti h that tinned (with gold) ahnll

"^md* hiniMir (with it). Kth. II* icm MTP ubiK

I At Uidonr mnj not profit by hi* in; Yb. M**;
. ff.
Pk'. mri b> expiate {ekonm from in^ .le^nl). Yobw
-'"I KSn^ he uplnlw (iiprinkls)and goes down
J
townward; Buhi: move* hi* arm downward).
N. ivs\ TBTS rm vjptt ha raqsalned in hi* place and
I rinkled. Zeb. 58*.
Hif. M*vr<n to caM$e to rin, Midr. Till, to P*. IT,
6;

p. I&8V Ah. V, 18; a. fr.

"^'^t
NmH ch. Mm*. Targ.Y.Oen. XLDL,8. Targ.
!ih. vll, 11 ;Vfr.Sabb. M* <tan itb 'ns vorya but at
all .>v,nU they did not nn; ib.^ V\ Itarrm.Pot. US'";
M.i. I !i,
Tij-n;
a. (r.
; MM to MM. Targ. Y. Num. XXTU,S ; a. e.
Tarn. Y. U Num. XXTV, 14 Xftn* ^qn
(o<l. V them (to immorality).
' -^^ '
he temkfML Y.Taan.I,4^hot.
tempted to tin (throogh thy
1.
"4
:
- ^- %
-^P-
unexfiated m, eumtefmntn of
sin. Y.Wn.IV,8top'3'^Vrsr, v. jtrjj^w. y.rryr..
"^n oh. same. Dan. lY, M.PE. with tofllx "vion.
THrjr' Prov. XXVni. 13 (Ms. 'W?, tome ed.
'^).
T - . '
trt^Hf T1 M. r^
n) ^bnMr. Tas. Piw
VI
V

lb. XIX, t (Var, H*9r^
r*)^ l*"?^* hMofr.
K^'tTj r. iMittMi . 9tev.Y.i i>M.xxvi,i7.*^
rr'r** T '
fsy- If) Dol^ofhm. fcr.r.
I|f.

(M.

.VI.I7) 'TirnRti^mymjfMMMd*
HMlheoii^ malorjrartolai? MMllihaU
MMkjro*.(ntloUaaNi.VII,a), rtebot^
I) Mim toiv. n. 'Ti Ti
rw dttlti dMir ! to
(lo4{ TM|k ad. Bab., lb. .
OM who wihtiitiM the dMd,
f
mw whbw. B. Ballk M*
tl Yi nvi (Mjl IL IC^^90 9^*170 Mp, eaH/ eda. Sl^V^ fr.
sn
1)^A Mwlr. e"9% Tvb^ M^ (mm U. ^ftin).
niJ^Un r.
(89r)
l)gfa<w
y
<l. rAtfi[y. M.Kai.8*
'31
r*
ti' dUatag i pamlued. Imt d%gl Aa. lb. t
*-
^ ie ilwliif penalii4l{ a. a. S) Mbvtoy ewf.
ToMf. SeL & Mate. D. 17; 9*11. t* ^ 'VTfB Moak
raqtrfrlag botlowiog oot tor baaeataf naaaftMla. A.
lonn Yi-vrm ta ItMiamattaroreaanallatabtoali
raqaiflag hotlowlaf oi ia aot H tor aMtoasMMt; v.
jTO'Tjn m. (radopUa. of
3;^
I) raTrtii B.
lfatt.511^ Ifa.'ka.olh. iv. Dxt w.) 1 T^srl. lb. m 24 rVar.
y'^
"tin m. (redaplle. at vsr, t, r_

B.Mata.M''"'ri crw o ed. ()UB.l rcr.;-- c~r' r~c-

onriTi, iLu B. s axrom oiw tpo. Ma. F. u"i"< r*-^
aVTGsn, T. Bahb. D. & a. I. aoU 8, kx. Cospl. ad. Koh.)
boraa and aword (aad battle aw) aad baaklar; (Y. lb.
IV, end,
9* W't'rt VtX\ tpo).
S'^Tjn timer, r. vrffy-V^^VSTi, t. rr
M'^^tSn, n^^tjfl t-''73, am, wiartadiirf, /mMiy.
Bz. bJi! S8 (rat to^Bx. XVII, 8) sn^ Tt ^ noy paaa
over (ignoia) thair miaaoadaal; (Yalk. lb. Mt; Makk.
B*ehaa.VajrataB,a.8Man). FaaaLB.a.U'n'*9mHmf
'91 trrrroit Ve (not errrw) ainea Aaatok easM fa aa-
aeqnaBoe of the ato of tbeir totben (at BepbMte)^ aaya
He to them, Bemamber Ae. (Deot. XXV, I7)t Oaa. B.
a. 18, and 'an Tt ^mo (Talk. Oea. 8ft OKI rmn) oa ae-
aoaafcofwhat impropriatyofeoadaet ke. BaakB.a.t.aad
'an mit tx ^oca oa aooooat of oaa tiifla ariaaaadaat 0a
aBakingtbagoldaaaalf)ke. Daac R.8.S 'an '4v ^ aren
let my tolliBg be raaovdad fYoaMt 88^. a. a. 'JS ''O).
"D'^Sin t (qah) piufhk^ off the rMh edgoa. KaL
Xiy,f T! -xrtro (ad. Dehr. nnr^ Var. rnn) a fragmaat
of a Taaad aaadiiiC ke. la otdv to be aaad; Toaatib. B.
Matt. lY.i raon, T. r^
n
n''B'^t2n
450 t3'a''n
T -: T :
-
Sr''!3n f, (Tipn I) tenderness, delicate health. Targ.
Y. n I)eut7xXVIli, 56.
Dl2n m. (v. Disin) the young cameVs ring or staff
put throiigli the nose, v. i^O'Z]. Sabb.V.l (Si"*); Y.Bets.
II,
61"= bot.
ipr\, Y. Shebi. VII, beg. 37^, v. "j"!?, IJa-
'HTin (b. h.; cmp. aan, a. bu with in) 1) to seize,
rob. yI Ber. I,
3"=
bot. (ref. to I Kings VIII, 54) n-'Bsa
'31 'pni lElsn S<^1U ibbn ed. Krot. (oth. ed. 1B::3, prob.
W3I33, V. C]?::) like those hands which did not rob anything
at building the Temple. Lam. R. to 1, 1 n3TD^ "iB^ril and
snatched it (the letter of divorce) out of her hands; a.fr.

Koh. R. toVII, 26, V. a^n.

2)
(cmp. Lat. carpo) to do a thing
icith haste, esp. (v. Ber.
35''
sq., Tosef. ib.IV, 1) to break
without benediction. Tosef. Pes. X, 9 p'Q'^rb ns^a "pEain
matzah is distributed among the children before the
regular turn in the Passover ceremonies, in order that
they may not fall asleep; Pes. 109* (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 50; oth. opin. in comment.). Part. pass, rjlan, f.
riEJian snatched, abrupt. M. Kat. 28 Ti nn''^ DHrB r^
if one dies suddenly, it is called an abrupt death (snatched
by death); Treat. S'mah. ch. Ill Ti nn"'^ ... nsn-nxb after
four or five days of sickness, it is called &c.; v. CiH'n.

n px, V. "i^x
II.
Hithpa. Ciarrn to be snatched, hurried. Y. Ber. VIII,
end,
12*=
he who says 'a hurried Amen' ITTiSir lEiprr";
his years will be hurried (he will die an untimely, sudden
death, v. supra); Bab. ib. 47*.
51I2n, ^"'I^n ch. same, 1) to seize, snatch. Targ.
Jud. XXI, 21. Targ. I Kings XX, 33 iiy^^ xniB'jm they
snatched the word hastily from him (h. text I3"3^n labn'^l);
a. e.B. Bath. 33*', sq. n'^3''T3 PiB'jr t{'.2^pri'^ that he took
it from him forcibly. Hull. 133* XP3n^
''*?'?'^n
^""^
I
used to take the priest's gifts eagerly (v. a^n). Erub.
54*
'31 blSNI Ciian make liaste and eat &c. (enjoy life, while
you live). 2) to do violence, stravi (the text), to mis-
interpret. Targ. Ez. XXII, 26.
3)
(of animals of prey)
to tear. Targ. II Esth. I, 2
-f
B::n -pail (read :
'pni"!)
the
wolves (on Solomon's throne) made an attempt to tear
(the false witness). Ib.
'31
"iiro^ CiHan^b, as if to tear
the hearts &c.
Pa. Jiatj same. Ib. (of hawks).
Ithpe. Stsnrx to be robbed, be snatched. Targ. Prov.
XUI, 2.Y.Kidd 1,60'' top KBanrp X%11 and it is taken
by force (confiscated).
SD^n, S3l2''n m. (preced.)robberi/,violence. Targ.
Ez. XIjV,
"9.
Targ, Is. LX, 18.
SStDPI, rI2n, V. nB"^-jn.
T T -: T T -: T -:
JSrj'^DlQn, '"'D^Dn f. (preced. wds.) name of an un-
clean bird" (h. O^HP), ostrichC^). Targ. Y. Lev. XI, 16;
Deut. XIV, 16.
"
ItSn
1) to cut
o/f
(denom.K';!aini, ttvig, cmp.yT?&c.).
2) to fence in (cmp. ^15, -i &c.). Targ. Job XIX, 8.
Denom.xnuiinll.
3)
(denom. of X"V^n I) to whip, strike.
Sabb. 67=''n-n-v'^ iT2rn stribn (Ms. M. n^rn-jr) with
an ass' jaw I should strike him.
Pa. "lan to proi-ide with a vertical stroke (X*:;ir:).
Men.
29''
n"^m rfasb inh '"-^rn (Ms. M. n-^b '"i-jr nm
Pe.) they used to put a vertical stroke on the roof of
the Heth.
"iian, Tlqh, 5<T^n, 'i2n, v. x^jsir. [y.M.Kat.
Ill, 83^
top tr^jn pVts, read: fT^n^an.]
n^t^n, V. n^-jian.
b^PISn, V. xrxan.
T T - ' T T-
*n m. (b. h.; Si^r) 1) living, alive; living creature;
healthy. Ber.
27** '31 "^nn bi3-i r-2 xim 'n "^rx xb^bx ii
I were alive and he dead, the living one might give the
lie to the dead. Ib. V, 5 "H nt this one is destined to
live (recover). Sabb.94*, a.e. 1:2:1s rx X^13 "nn a living
being carries itself (the carrying of a living being on
the Sabbath is not unlawful). Ib.X,5 n:::3n "^rn nx (he
. who carries) a living person on a couch; a. v. fr.

'^3i<
^nn )-Q, v. nsx.P/. n-^^n, y^rt. Ab.IV,22 'pTb Tni and
the living are destined to be judged. Sabb. 94* Ti
73
"pain'iJ "pni whether alive or slaughtered; a. fr. Ab,
Zar.
5'
(ref. to ''r.n, Gen. VI, 19)
'31 -^UJXi "P'^nu; the ends
of whose limbs live (exist).2) in natural condition, ran
(opp. bitra); unmixed (opp. S^ir:). Snh. 70* "n -lUJa raw
meat, 'n
"p"^
unmixed wine. Ab. Zar. 38*, a. fr. b3X3r
Ti XUiTU m^3 what is eatable in its natural state; a. fr.
.Fern. rrsn. Hull.
42* (ref. to Lev. XI, 2)
'31 bl3X 'n Avhai
is in a healthy condition (viable), you may eat, v. i^B^a
[V. n^n.]
'n, S'n, b^"^n ch. same. Targ. Gen. IX, 3; a,
fr.Targ.'^Ex. XII^ 9 "^n 13 (half-)raw; a. fr.Sabb.
18^
X'^'^n X"ip raw cabbage.Midr. Till. to Ps. XXII, 7 [read:]
Xn^ab "^ym "^n ^^irn luckless in the living one that is
dependent on the dead; Yalk. ib. 686; a. fr. P/. '""n
X^*n, "i^n. Targ. Ps. XXXVIII, 20. Targ. Num. XVI 1, 13:
a.'fr. Snh.
98''
Xin T "|^ ''X if he is one of the living
(the present age); Y. Ber. II,
5*
top; a. fr.Fem X'^-r,
i<1^, Xi:*".
'^Tj-
Targ. Gen. I, 20. Targ. Y.ib. XXXVII,
2|
a.%. Sabb.
18''
'n Xllp a raw dish. P/. Xr-'^n,
T'TJ'
Targ. Y. Gen. I, 21 ; a. fr.Targ. Y. II Ex. 1,19 (strong).
[B. Kam.
38''
>i*n mm (h. form.) that she would havt
lived.
i^TI, V. '^^pi.
T
.
~
3^n, sn^n, v. '-*n.
T -
TT - '
Hil'n, V. nan.
5!<3lS'^n, constr. D^S^n, 'Sn m. (aan) love; lovec
object. Targ. Mic. VI, 7; a. e.Sabb. 130*, v. aan.
I2lS"'n, iin m. (aan) laying down, pressing.
Succ
IV, 6 rwnn 'n
D1"i
the day of laying down the
twigs
Ib. 43^
Sk%m
4
'.I
O
ill* MMMMI ! Imt flf4 M,
l.4#
let
- 1 <-r>t)t>< (n n<<<*>||ir>
\-<^ out ffr< I u,.
S"*!**!, 'in Ah. HMtM. TMf. Y. I uv. in, !
3 iHi ih* irw (V. Y. PmIi IV, !*, . v. "gr^).
^
'""'
ch.-li. n^,
Trf CmH.11,4; a.fr.
.. 10.
STH,
Tfi. Pi. LVIl, & d. WU^ . '^.
T^Tn, TTTTl m. rnr) I) 'V- ffeH tf CW rtrp
;*, mi. Hull. -arj errp Prjrrn (in cauiaf wiUi
>( ! knif) til* Obet of tu edit* |ir*cili Um tllWe
'<<(,
t)
(b. h. "mr) pvimttd
p
rt
^
ttiimt^
f
r>wf.
n^ V<i mkI (Um Ud) hM poteud lnM>b( whteli
> iha UM of it aviMmaslj M ft vwaplMl*). lb.
'
I>hr. "wir rrir, r.-rry. Ib.iv. i prnr^
^ Mn>l cannot alAod titUght ) bmcmtm it has
iHUtom vhieh mki It incline; a. tt.

fl.ii"n\^\
"^f-. lb. S TWP^
ti na m if iImt* art pnmgi
Mg fktim tha bottom of Um miaahapad fWML
^4*
(pUy on "wm, Kx. xviii,
)
rca nm
< M. (T. Rabb. D. 8.a.L) ha felt lik ruu in hit body;
~
"n3) aAcrprmiif, wktHm (aapbaok
iti^kmtitm). teh. m\ t. tsrnru
p*Tn, 'tn, *n m. (p^n, -n) ttaf wMcA i tfteaed
-p^ir, iiMFtiMM. UolL
&7^
ooa vbo had
^ctared) wall, 'st% rrrp Ve t i& icxn
-
sc n . . .) and Umj iBsartad a piae* of
..vU, and h reoovarad. KaLUI,S rmran
7
Tt
i. onljr
P
Ti) Ui liniog of a pwapkia aball thmt
I hollowad out (to ba naad as a drawiaf TWiil,
Murtbaa vaaaal or olaj whicb bM baaa Attad ia
Fosaf. ib, R. Kam. Ill, 3 rrron -pn T
X .Pa.lIl,30Mop rr?-s n
-
"
^
t (read
iTn, *in m. (ann)
1) rtaarf>w, /A* /ira* ali^
;' wip-wia * WHO io bi4
|af% af
Um aatMik af Mm^. .MfeiM* 'T nolk W lipnr
rn
i|fll fC^ y^i)
fkm WtwillM af U>i 1tmkm
M Im* iita* i**r Miaad^yaaai a iMlf Aa. i) f
r iraliaa. V. Ta* '41. 'an f^ 7 Um riwailw
>| Ib^ trnmimu
y
W |alrr#taftMi. mm*t Ur^ .
,^
tail w titw Imv a4tat a-wi^^ < ^.^ w .
' ! raMf% Ik. 'a* rvTi ^ n imi ik !*
la aoilaf* tanl^yLOMN. M. la iv. i 'Tf
W ^Bi *r9*
HMid mm^ O^l UMiatf a aia**! rat*
faMiv *kmi-
a*rto. ?r i0f^a.a.-uv.ra.ia, r*:.
mti.-'t .'aMfMa).la*fV lavfalddb allv
uf aa iiwiiailia bjr aaalagy). aawai^jr tali rr* 9T*
'9
71 im tt Um law naawaii^ Um jiniitanin f IOm
Ml man iImm On ailMti) n(WP *-T .
r
tiMa*wa
jri aaaaoi go fc ajaai vka* H | AaUaaU>. 1. a^ pa>
yjoaa arUiaaw of lafti la*
^Ba.44^im Tn...ain'nfMiaMidraaraa
fra llM law ananmiag Um aMsiata af iaak ai
Air II la aa aanwly;
''Hi
"ira* aad wfMrMa la M aa
BfiWMlyi Y. Tar. VU, bag.
4'
lor < Cka la*
(Oaal. XXII, !.) la ifMliad Ibr liaaaiiiriiiMaaiaii.
a.fr.
r*iTn, Y. B.Kaak IX, H* ba^ laad: 1^ ar 7T^
Trn (-jn
//'U< la Aaajrrla. Y
<Mafr. p. ITS).
SCm, r. W"

nri
I C (b.b.;
frr)
|) {mi^} .
T-) 'rf
""r
frMUf'a/'eUa'. dorr iiel. eoltad.to fHp^ 9aB. Tlf I
q^r TC S^rr aad appttaa lo luaito ofafcaaa mmi
a. fr.Ab. V, . a. fr. ro^ r Um plagaa af wild
Bx.R.a.S5(raf.toPikLXTtlI,SI) -n n-m r IW
that ttvaa balwaaa tb iaada( BoaM).-aW. 151 ^lali. M\
a.a. "an roVv rrs^ r; 7^1 aa wild baaat haa powar orv
, ba appaari to it to rai aaiWi a %nrta waaii 1
;
ft-. H, rrr. Taaa^
'si Tsn fe . . . VtA la Um
Aitata aU tiM wild baaala akaU gaUMr aad eea %m thm
tmyml te. Bala. t^ ra ibo tha dog (ia ika Moaa ir-
npuMJbla) aao^ Um wild
tba abiawdaat ofall aahBala;a. ir. tt.
-
1
mry oalaaUal waaliiiaa (Bb 1, &>. Bag. 19*; a^ tt.
r?nil t (rrn) i) (>ewwM
y.l
Vv^f-**
"
MaaMS M etmfmgmmL Yaaia Tin, 1 7* VsX' m a
of Aummmamy. Bar. M^ 'an tt rt>r: a aiak
.a l(ib.
I* "!-3r iT
K^^n 452 Km-^n
lying-in &c.; a.tr.Pl. ni'^n. Y,Kil.IX,32'' bot.; Gen. R.
s. 96, end
'31 'n D3^ "^St woe to you, lying-in women in
Palestine; a. fr.
2)
[physician,] midicife. Tosef. B.Bath.
VII, 2 '31 'n W^XD the midwife is an admissible witness
as to which (of twins) was the first-born ; Y.Kidd. IV,
69*^
bot.; Y. B. Bath. Ill, beg.
13'' '31 ns^un 'nn the midwife
(is an admissible witness) only as long as she is seated
by the obstetric chair (not after she left the mother).
Y. Teb. XVI, end,
16* '31 TiS mix ims they place him
in the same category as a midwife whose testimony is
valid on the spot; a. e.

PL as ab. Cant. R. to IV, 5

'31
"ivimi'n . . d'^ia Miriam .... were the midwives of
Israel; a. fr.
i<rn, invn f.ch.=constr. n^n, mT'n=h.n*n i,
animal, mostly collect, beasts. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXVII, 2.
Targ. Gen. I, 25; a. fr.Yeb. 12l'' '^N1"'nb '^lini and cast
it before my cattle
;
Snh.
74'^
xri'^nb (ed. Sonc. "'Xri.'^nb)
;
a.fr.P^.-jll^n, 'JNI-'ri. Targ. Y. Gen. XXV, 27.Koh. R.
to XI, 2 m^sn Tl ('in two animals of fire (M. K. I^IH
serpents). lb. '(I'^n.(Masc. pi.) '^1''P!. Hull. 43'', a. e. Vl
i<n">i-a, V. nN-na.V. xri'^n.
^X]^n pr. n. m. Hivai. Yeb.
1*21*' '31 'n
"^
KS-^K )i<^
who is here belonging to the house of H.?
JTM, Jv"n m. ('2^n,\.'^'^'^'n) obliffation; restriction,
disadvantage; conviction. Sabb.
2'^
"ii:2B^ )'n^^ Tih 'p^o
some of them are mentioned for conviction (as punish-
able), and some as not punishable. lb.
3*
PKIsn 'n oblig-
ation to bring a sin-offering. Y.Keth. IX, beg.32''
iri3T'3
lai'i'spl lab nrx from his privilege you can deduct his
restriction (what he has no right to).Y. Hall. Ill, beg.
59*
'n ^3? IIKE^ from what is exempt (from Hallah) for what
is subject (to Hallah); a. fr.
JTM, fiSJTn, '''M ch. same,
1)
guilt, wickedness.
Targ. Job XXXV, 8.-2) obligation, conviction. R. Hash.
28*
Tia as an obligation ; 'n "j^T the time when one is bound
to hear the Shofar; 'n QipTS a place where one is bound.
Succ.56 X^liT 'n the obligation of the day (to dwell in
booths). B.Kam.68=' Xin yJIX"! inxb rr'niTi his obligation
begins after the object has been despaired of; a. fr.

PI. 'n^l'Tl, 'l-i^r!. Sabb. 2'';

a. e.
&<r!Zl''"'n f- (preced.) guilt. Targ. Y. Ex. V, 16.
i<lVn, V. xi-^n.
5j<t2Tn, read X'J'^^n.
T T -
-ni^n, ^iivn, &<?^n^^n, v. sub '^^^n.
- t:. t;-'
-
JJ^DITPI, V. xni-^n.
"'Tn, ^^^I'Tl,
i^l"]^
m. (^in, V. Ges. H. Dict.io s.
V. run) serpent, Targ. Gen. Ill, 1. Targ. 0. Ex. IV, 2
''.lin ed. Berl. (Var. ^r^r,, "^in); a. fr.Y. Sabb. I,
3*'
1211
'n ttlZJS and the spine of a human being is turned into a
serpent. Sabb. 85* (play on i^nn) yiiitl nx p^SVJ m;i5
'ns they tasted the ground (for agricultural purposes)
like a serpent. Gen. R. s. 20 (play on njri) TXI T^;;in 'Pi
UiiXl 'n the serpent is thy (Eve's) serpent (seducer), and
thou art Adam's serpent. Sabb. 110 il''p'-\-^ *,5n"i1 T! the
Rabbis' serpent bit him, i. e. he was bitten bj' a serpent
as a punishment for disregarding rabbinical ordinances
(with ref. to Koh. X,
8); Ab. Zar.
27''.
Ber. 12^ 'n3 tpl
erected himself (in prayer) like a serpent (raising his
head first); a. {r.Pl. N'^^l'^r!; (fem.pl.) )'\'^r\,
)))X^,
"I'^l'^n.
Targ. Num. XXI,
6, sq. ;' a. fr. [V. X^'X.]
ITTn, pr. n. pi., V. 'p'jn't.
&<bi''n, V. hYt].
nf
n, irn, inrn {im, -n^n) m. din)
1) white. Targ. Gen. XXX,'35 ; a.fr.B. Mets.
58''
^""TXI
'n inxi . . the red color (of the face) disappears, and the
white takes its place; a. fr.

PI. 'piW, "I'^lin, "^il'^n.

Targ.Zech.VI, 3 (ed. Wil. 'jn); a. fr.Ber. 28%' v. NSari;
a. fr.Few. XlJ-^n, 'll-^n, xnil-^n. Targ. Lev. XIII, 4Ved.
Berl. Xlin); a.fr.

(As a noun) lahite skin, tvhite spot &c.

Targ. Y.' Lev. XXII, 22.Gitt.
68'^
xn733-ii<3 'n a white
spot on a dark skin, v.OS-IX. lb. 56* xnil-in (Ar. Xn^lI'Vi)
ichite flour, v. xipdis; a.fr.
P/. "(i-n, 'in, "(iii'^n, xniin"'!-:,
'ijn. Targ. Lev. XIII, 38, sq.Ber. 28 'n "jb n^b thou
hast no gray hair (art too young for the office) ; v. XII I.
Sabb.
110''
top 'n "^"i^n "iD'^bn thirteen white she-asses.
Hull. 7''; Yoma
49'' ini-iy-iS (p^'\) 'ni when their legs
are white; a. fr. [Snh. 98* "^Sia I'm, v. Itn.][Pes.
42''
1-il'^ni .'^'Q,
v. Xirr"' II.]
2)
leprous, leper, tvhite-spotted
(from disease), blanched. Targ. 0. Ex. IV, 6 (Y. ed. Amst.
xniinri, h. text rsis^).-Gitt. 68* 'm X^i'-j the taste of
a leprous (white-spotted) animal Snh.
98''
iTa^D 131 i3i1
'n
the name of the Messiah is 'the leper of the house of
Rabbi'; a. fr.
[jii
"im ion, v. 'r.^"irn.]
IS"
J
I
Jj
n m. pi. (v. preced.) [dazzling appearances,
(cmp. K^liin^ a. b. h. C'^iSD),] temporary loss
of direction,
bewilderment. Targ. Y. I Gen. XIX, 1 1 Ar. ed. Koh. (ed.
R. x^iiiiinn; Targ. ed. xiiiiiiin, 'niinn, 'linn), v.
iiainn; cmp. xiiin.
"f.!I1!l''D> T!"l!''^r'
(^^^
"i^""
'^''''")
P*"- "
P^-
Sivvar-
yayin, Jlivv'rayin. 'n ipn name of a ivine of inferior
quality and color, cmp. pia. B. Batli.
97'' piim l^on
mo (Ms. H. I^i ll^n, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 20) how
about the use of H. wine for religious purposes ?
Kerith.
6*
pins? "pi
llin ion old H. wine (used as a substitute of
caper wine for soaking onycha) ; Y. YomaIV,4r' '(illin.
:j<nnrn, V. mn.
T "T

T
m^'H f. (b. h.; nin)
living, support. Ber. 6l'' Qip^^
(!)3in!l'n)!l3ni''nin the element in which we live (the water).
Gen. R. s, 20 (play on njn) '31 ini'sn'b lb nsniJ she had
been given to him for his strength, but she advised him
like a serpent; a. e.

PI, niin, v. next w.

Sr^^n ch. 1) same, life, livelihood. Yoma 85* Ipi5>
'31 'n the real life is in the nose (cessation of breath
from the nostrils is the main sign of death); Sot.
45''.

Hull.
19''
'n NpS3 13
when life escapes. B. Bath.
21^
iJSiWnb ilb npoa Ar. (ed.ini^n, v.Rabb.D.S.a.l.note20)
thou disturbest my livelihood. Mace. 10* '31 'n nib TZS
Ms. M. (ed. 'n nib iinim nia
. . Iins) make life for
46S
II Ml iiini iia ut\ lo' .iin c<iritj oi i<ir, tt>
tS -ht^ -rs nS
-
i<i Ibr Mai
MMililaf
It. Mi)
')
Waf9
iimler Of l*M,t0*
XII. )
r.
bataak
>l It U yvt iiltv* (jroti itMy itltilr), II*. *90
V^
T
rrwfl Ms. M. I (Ar. rrrn. 4. rrr
-
. from III* Itr* of lh liimb In balli

li(' lb* b|uol It**
"if!
ll.->-<i/ aniina/, . iMSt W.
Sr"n, ypn t. (pim1.) l)-irn Turi. Y. 0.
iv
>r/T. TMf'u XXXVIII, l.~b.T4\.r"r. B.
. ft*, lb. fn\ n. Biiili. tt** Ti na
^
uyji lu i>ue
...
/
-
ailng. U. 11 . IS; TmI. K.tolll,4,
oonU-. r*r^; r^^
*. ir^.
3)
(f.
i'iit*iy. pnttiaion. lU. f ' ^rg. Y. Nasi.
I Ti
ra ad. pr. (Ml. tir- <oo.) dvpcwiu
<iu(T (r. rrjTTQ).
r-.
fccin, *im wrn, . ,b tr.
~*'rn,
^
m.
(ptr) I) repoirtM^, tnfforiimg. Y.
>v V. 99^
boU Ti era Tib (III* liMiidl* of M M*
'
wD two baildiog*) WM lnt>ad*d to ni|>>
<<, V. M;rr9^ S) rfipri, Mmfa/ mMrgy.
Viilk. Jub. ft.~.ii)
ftuitnimf^ tMmgttU mmimrtt
'ittrHion
of iMe law. Ktli. SS\ .. X9
0**Q3n
zib "n til* tchoUni protMitd thir own iMet-

biblicAl Uw. Krub.

3
Ml-^'^nwiff nrc
tw of Sooeab bing Biblical nqaira
but tb*i boot 4be. Katli. M^; . tr.
r^
m.(PSr^ f<ultmii^ band, run; kc. Nura.R..3.
'*k- M tt3 ban ni ^Vm (ad. Wii.
r"*^'5)
i ui for
bai i.TiU.toP.XCII,lS (Qn.B.t.4l crter^).
^
.1', rtop, ring.PL jr?tr, T. Sabb.
r-'saa, I*. lU, 21); crop.
;;f?.
^^rr^*
^n
I c (yn, eap. Tm) i) jrtel^, kmtltjf
'tru.Mt,'l03'' "5^ tn
^
(Ar.Var. Knr, jtrm, t.
.. d. Kob. . V. KrOS'>!t) tb* pola for th* tbrab (to
b* put up a bdga on top of tha earth aooDd) moit
b supplied by lb* landlord, bat tb shrub itself bj the
tn*t
Neil. 41^
top xbp*nb r: as it pricklee protect
tree (v. Norn. R. s. S, beg.). Ber.
8* loaa To
^
(Ms. M. 'SI ttasa^ attain t6) ae a thora in a
sail of wool vhicb (if one tries to tear looee) laeeratas
daekwtird (in the opposite direction of its knot*)^ r.
^
1.H. TT'?- 8**>- W**; Bets. W\ a. e. (proverhial
u^resstou) T.jt x-TWi 7T^tJ" i6rp onsBn . . '^''pW) thj
Mtrvm0 rf< >>< beM
ite
prayer) Ilka (
brmm KHr
'
'
III} fas.
41^ TTn
ITS U M^ Af. Ik oih (V. tUM
lb a.L mat; id.
'"
r
\
rwid
' 'J
"^

TJTH,
r.^Ff^
TTTT, yn
("rfn)
. (..^ ^^ iit'
(MespilMa Aaw<olM, v. Lftw Pi^ |i AM, . Isu AM. & v.
Ilasplle), Mag aoat44rr*d howogeesoai to <|iMtf. (la
Mtoh. a. Bel'xl. dislest -^tt?
r^yvh InM 4Mhraai ftvw
-^J
Y. Kit 1,
17* T^ irf rtTi (TaMt fk I,

rt^jii.
/T.-r^n*"
Y.Babb lll,y*r38T3phollai4owa
tuthesiM of mwHan; (Bah.ib.tr
'H'^ryi
Y.Tr.ll,41
hot., . "Ttr).
Kijrn, Kj^m.,
pL
M
jijn, yarn*
*v
751
ch (-b.'rn^ 1) M4aiC Tarf.! Chr. x'xlto. TanP
!*
lAXXI. 17; a. a.Bar. ftt^ nr.
Ui-*% &Baih. la^
llor. 14* (prov.) n -yA
V
'
J
^'
** ^lt
p
aopia dipaail oa
the owner* of wheal, i. a. aoaad laairif la the %raad.
whoa dialaetka aad homflettaa aw Iha apiaaa at tdjr;
a. fr.-S) ffaMh. Mipflm, p^ahdrnwam. UatL M^
Tn
iA ia aiainhtariit. the kaife attask Um giMia aaar
the windpipe. T. ^ag. II, TT* hot. ir-ra ti the afyptaa
of the hraaala; T. 8nh. Tl. 33* hoc tr^n 'r.
(cofr.ace^.
V. Kstr a. r3T
"WTI*
"^^91
OB. (r. "on I, ID 1) Hrmmrim, pmH-
fktHm. 'km Vaai. IM r> b^ nadar the law of pari-
flcation (ret to Kam. XIX. 1
2,
Nax. l ^rrrrsi..
2)
dMiVacy.
/xwy. or/oyaMal.H. 7-crr. OaaLB.u>TII,t TGCm
(corr. aeo-X
1^
I-
M^^Sn m. eh. (T. praead. <). May rwisaf ia faxwy,
brimi ieHedU. Tarf. T. I Deau XXV1U.M. CSoawad.
iriBrri.)
'^^"ff
--
I
^ ri, T. ^vTv
X'^r"n, r\ "CS pr. a. pt rfar BMrnfo, moor
Tiber^s {BaUim). Y. Bar. m, beg. 47*. T. Maf. I.
70*
(expL errsn, Joah. XIX, S5). Oea. K. . AS rarcrt s.
Peaik. B. a.lf n-y^?; Pcaik. Bih Korh., p.
61* It^'^cr.
Hag. 6^
ybTl I) pL of n^ a. of n^ftT.) rw< . rrm.
iC^STl (T. Marr) aAcaf crvp i/a /IrUL T. Snh.
IV. end, tr 'ai 'h Vanm '-R (ed. Kroc Dm% aotr.
''Tl
454 D'l^n
ace.) even the crop of figs or of wheat of one field is
not like the other. [Y. Ned. VI, end,
40=* 'n 'p-in, read:
T -*
""^n, n^n (b. h.) l) to Uve. Tam, 32^
n'lrp^ . . . n^
what must man do in order to live (long)?; a. v. fr.

Part. "Ti (v. -^n).Keth. I, 6 'p'^n 13X n-'S'a xb we do not

live on what comes from her lips, i. e. we do not go by
her evidence. Y. ib. II,
26 hot. n-'BB "p-^ns 13X we (the
court) are again in the condition of dependence on her
own evidence. Y.Shebi. II,34nop '31
'^a'? '("^"^r! "p^ they
live (draw nourishment) from the waters of last year;
ib. n^n Nin (ir^^n Kin) it draws &c. Snh.
108=' p'^n kVi
"j'^SIT^i xbl they have no share in the resurrection nor
will they be judged; a. fr.
2)
to heal; to recover, regain
health. Keth,6, a.e. riD^n n;;i)-iPi\15 IS until the wound is
healed up. Hull.
7**
tT^ni and did recover; f^^rj"^ *nd it
(the wound) healed up'; a, fr. [Y. Maasr. 1,48** nnin; Y.
Shebi. IV,
35'^
hot. nn''''n, v. mm.]
Nif.
M'l'^riS to be recalled to life, to resurrect. ' Ab.
IV, 22 rii'^nri^ D'^noni and the dead are destined to be
revived. Snh.
90'' minnb TinS'U) that he (Aaron) will
resurrect.
Pi.
n-i^ipi, n^n l) to keep alive, sustain. Tam.
32''
n^n'^
'['O^'S nj< let him feed himself (his passions, be selfish).
Yoma
71''
B"''^n M^np He who sustains the living; a.fr.

2) to recall to life, to revive. Snh. I.e. d'^nia fT^;^P!0 n"apn

the Lord revives the dead. lb. tX^no '5X Tf^iiXi "iSXIU nti
what I put to death, I revive again; a. fr.
Hif.
n^nn, ni^nn same. lb.
92'' bxprn-i 'nir tm-o the
dead whom Ezekiel revived (Ez. XXXVII). Ib. n-^l^nni
'31 DT\D and I'evive the dead in the valley of Dura; a.fr.
"'"^n, 5}<''n eh. same. Targ.Qen.V,3; a. v. fr.Porf.
^^'^,'i'^yi-
Targ. Y. Num. XXI, 8. Targ. Deut. VIII,
3;
a. fr.Taan.
25='
^'i'^p lit ... rii-ini (v.Ms. M. a. Rashi)
is what I have lived more or what I have yet to live?
Answ. rrr;^ what thou hast lived. Snh. 81" T'lam '^^-Q
'PIT xiii in^13^ will he only live who practiced all these
virtues?; a. fr. Hull.
7'^
''yp W^'jnjJ
xn but do'nt we
see that they do recover?Snh.
91" "p-jn "^niTOT 'ini'i
'p-ini
if those who live must die, can those who died, live
again
? ; a. fr.
Pa. i.'i'n as preced. Pi. Targ.Ps. LXXI,20 *i?nn (some
ed. inn). Targ. Job XXXVI,
6 ; a. fr.
Af.
"inx, iiJ-lX, XiiPtN same. Targ. II Kings VIII, 1.
Targ. Y. II Deut. Ill,
1
; a. e.
"']jn
1) life, v. p'^n.
2) the living, v. ^n ch., a. preced.
l!^'"'n midwife, v. Kni'^n.
Jj^^'ljn 1) life, V. ')"''^n.
2) the living, v. ^n ch.
S''^n, n^^n pr. n. m. (abbr. of TfiTi^) B-iyya, name
of several Amoraim, Esp. R. H. Robah (the elder, nnil,
Ka"i, nai), the redactor of the Tosefta in conjunction
with R. Oshaya. Taan. 21". Y. Meg. IV,
74''
hot. Keth.
103''; a. v. fr.R. H. of Sepphoris. Y. Orl. Ill, 63".R.
H. bar Abba (Ba). Y. Sabb. I, 3"; a. fr.R. H. bar Ada
I a. II; Y. Maasr. I,
48''
top ; a. fr.Y. Dem. II,
22<=
top
a. fr. ; and many more, v. Fr. M'bo,
p. 8I'*, sq.
I2''^n m. (am) 1) dehtor. B.Mets.12'' n^il^ 'nU32 whei
the debtor admits (that the note has not been paid)
a. fr.
2)
{he is) hoimd, (he is) guilty. Peah IV, 7 T
he i.s bound (to leave the poor man's corner). Keth.
30'
'n J<3~ibl and according to Raba's opinion he must pay
a. V. fr. Sabb. I, 1 "n is guilty (of Sabbath-breaking
eventually bound to bring a guilt-offering); a. v. fr.
PI. 'pai*n. Ber. Ill, 1 'n are bound (to read the Sh'ma)
a. fr.Fem. nai*n.
Hag. 4% a. e. na 'n nUJxnU) whicl
woman is bound to observe; a.fr.PZ. nia^'n. lb.; a. fr.-
3) wicked.

Fern, as ab. Mekh. B'shall. s. 1 'n ni3V'

wicked government (usu. n"d"i).
D^^fj, D^n ch. same. Targ. Mai. I, 14.
Ij"_n, CS3 '"ij, S!j''n m. (preced.) sinner, wickei
man. Targ. Gen. XVIlf, 23; a. fr. Lam. R. to II, 1, \
nin Pa. P/. X^ai^n,
TT^n.
Targ. Job XXXVIII, Vc
Targ. II Sam. XXU, 5; a. fr.Snh. 91"; a. e.
rr^jn, v. s^^ijn.
n^^'n, i^n^^^n, v. aim, ^^a1^n.
U n m. (denom. of am III) seamster, tailor, cloth
mender. Sabb. I, 3; Tosef. ib. I, 8; a. fr.P/. l^-Jim. \
Pes. IV,
31''
top.
D"^^!!, St2''^n ch. same. Gen. R. s. 11 ; Koh. R. t
IV, 1, V.
h^X^pJ. Y. Sabb. XV, beg. 15" X'Jim (corr. ace.;
Cant. R. to VI, 12, v.
X::p1i.
?ir?n,
rj^^n, v.
-im.
n*^n m. (T^m I) stammerer. Tanh. D'barim 2 Q
'31 'n nnx if thou art a stammerer, study the Law repeal
edly.
b"^"]!!, V. bm I ch.
b^^n, V. bm.
^''']n, 5"]!!
m. (b. h.; bm I)
1)
[surrounding, pre
tection,] army.PI. tiib^m, STibi^n. Mekh. B'shall. s. ;
lb., Shirah, s. 3. Ib. 4 l^ni^iin baV rrsoax pBOV to pre
vide pay for all his troops. Midr. Till, to Ps. XLVIII, 1
(ref. to n^mb ib.=nbinb) '31 n^nibimb to her (Jerusalem's
hosts that shall enter it (as pilgrims); a.fr. 2)
strengt)
health. Gen. R. s. 54 Qab^n liU'i may your strength b
confirmed (I thank you)!; Midr. Sam. ch. XII na^^T
Yalk.Sam.103 laibm. Num.R.s. 10(ref.toProv.XXXI,c
niin bm nb^n nT that is the strength which the Lai
gives.'n "lina, v. "liia.
^b'^r\, V. xbm.
T T -; T
^^mT'^, Targ. cant. Vm, 4, read: 'ni>m, v. xW
D^'jn m.\i\.{h.h..;'r\^'n)life, support; health. Sabb. 3c
obis
i;^n
everlasting life (future world), nsu: 'n temporal'
life (physical wants).115B3
i^n
necessaries
of life.
Y.Ne
4A5 yn
IX.
'
^^f<S9
VMltUHl <4Um* UloMC* 1 lb*
I > (whMi Um poor wiMl Im mi|>H>*4 wUh%
'^
<r>9n Ti
Um Mipport of Um iKwr u( umm't oni
j*-^ iii^ vm mm vvyy whow *'- -
'-
if
(h IM)| .?. A^.ip|l% tS
" I '^f l,v. R. . iSi . f. fr. fcr. a-. - Tp^

I
, thv iifti, mmI ii)r iiiy ImmIirviifai^
i'lt tvn M tkr M lo 4*'
14. t*. Rs n 1. Iw
. . t (rf-
" " ^*i fi''^ "f*^
lown la
"^IT^* ^!*n
'' = Uri.Y.IIOmXtV.ft.
. It. 7. II.. (V
r ' V .1 fr. T.
Ill, 4r i..p
-r V'ji-
."<
iMMd)
o4
ti.Ai 4.^ v. PmIi 1. u' '*m (orr.
'
-r
r^). n. ntt. r.**-
r^ te tnro
^
mil m III* iiMil r Mil lifcH; , m I, Ui
.V Hbb. ar** (tlrinkloa i(iMi) ;n win* and
.Kit U> our tHMh*rf; %. ft.
C"*r!, D"jn, . on.
'"n t) roMNdiMi, rlaMMuA<p, ltatfy rev*
'rv or dlMrfiil. Kidl. M* 71 i&
PR
no?
>l rvUUoiui (palarnltjr); Y*b. U\ B.
... ;:r:V 7*m9 who Hav* do lfiUinii( mbs
Uvttt); nox n srV vitr who hatr* no tagltiJiMt*
.'. lb.
"5^
rArsV -n * pm tq ^ Um proMljrto,
.< hrn* no r*lii<otwhipapwiinb (wiUi hia ralatloM
liM rvUUoM dowBwarda (wiUi
'
.'liin); . e.
C^"n
n m. (wn DprttrtHm. Mkh. Bo, Piilui, . H,
i*^TI, T.
}!
Clu
n
m. (b. h.
y^i
. y^n 1 h. a. eh.) a pile o/" /o-
iMrmi materiai^ a nmgk mlnrnporitrd ewAamkmemt,
to rth-covervd and flnihd. Shebi. Ill, 8 nvtr
N
. ed. VTr*.;) he may make (it) a looee embaak*
. ib. a4'' rrS
^"^ T rra what is ka^t He
it up (ivf. to Kb. km,10, T.Targ. a. Raahi a.L).
T t
- .
- n,
y. t^ eh.
Tai^. O. Qo. I, S8. Ib. 30 r^R (eooatr.); a. e.
>ir""r!
II, Sr^rif.oh.'-h.rmU.DJEyt^f^inonm.
:<r- V ivut, XXVIII, 12 (emp.*Taan. 2*. aq.). Kob. R.
11 :< -
nb .. ncdi and whjdo UiejoOl httfag/ihaf
ocAu.s
she was dviog and is recoTering.
8)
TMg. 0i. XXXV, ITV. Kmk, V a. v. i
R. A. < (po )
*
RPlQRRk 71
ra >fpan U
'm4 Um iraeMRng wiiiM88, Uw cMM # U
h<
4lMk.-/V
)-*-
"^
t\w,R. I. U-V IM4i
XIU.
4,
!'
be ii4i*e (Iv'tii u^it itM^as
RT^ rH fr^flR m4 slM to IM*.
' u
UMplSMll
^
t (k hb R^i nf5,
V. M Mn.
>\|II,
11^ ^mr'imfm..n,l,
Uift. TWfi fiib LXYUI, II.
T.t. lltMk XXIII. II
^rr a. fM**, f,hm. I4MI fMMiA, liaf. ORta^'Vbt^ 71
abafMiliUliRif rtttlA. IMI.4**
(Itjrp^y 4RP*^- I^Sr
a.
Af) 9rra rgrwi 71
TTOVaM fRjrrffi (to rwMnter
vbldi of Um two AIm R saMifU} t-M V,tmL ih R^ Ri
wlilah Um MraWuM Uaiu > v*, > c
"S^ *^Opl 71 Um nH ail* <" m7 p^^wli
viUilwota^L*. It R>arfeRlRnAyMi4i4ot
the pw<RW, Ottt. 4r, V. Ri^hl^ IR. 71 I IIIUR .
mWi I wUI fflv* mR of y cm Mov vRR Uw
bf. and OM Mow wRb batf of It
?pn
m. (b. h
- '
V^Ulti UUU. Oeo. H -
(pUy on
'
b
'
Vafi, w ^, 13) -i r^ "T*" !!* iA*<
In njr nwotli R wm to aw (Mntt. K.
^8^ iu tMtofi
"^ ^ 771 awMt toito R tolM, R mto*; Talk. ib. IM;
Koth.tii*' 'siravoR 71^
oTonr poi<M4 t<iii i^sR,
njrs, (Oive) ; TanRTajl^i 10 -n nm -S
-^
71 (Rr|
HM a tasto of tRo win* of tho Law.TnMf. (oaifk fl^RI
fOo4
MMT, pinntofw on< OaaL B. to , 18 (nl to
4iri, lb.) nro (pvts) Vm 71
^ r* RtRor* anjriRiaff 1
pcrsoaaive than Uitot
85^1
K2t7 eh. Taff. Prov.
%',
l"*^
~
^*aaapiilaiir. RKa.8<r*.
Tan. I

-n).Taa^L9L Bok, B'oR 10,

^C*2*^!,'X^ eh. mom. Taif.r. IDc.XXTII1. tr
(h. teii onr), r. iocn.
^^ 7. V*iJ.71 "1*^ . ^rtlR.
'*n
I *!!?

(^
^
^TT)
rfMoWM
y.
sopu flH
a plaea within the fortiAeation of the Tf|ila. MRU.
I. 5. Snh. 88^ Par. UI, 1
1
; Tarf. T. Nnau XIX,0; a. fr.
7^1
ii ft. V?n, bn (ilioi of Rbnri) i)|o
Targ. Job tV, 4. Ib. XVI, ft (toooiT. oi. 7R); a. *.
2) to srrrr. Targ. Noau I
V,
SS ; n. o.
Ukp.1.
VtT^ 1) to W tJrfmgtkmti Taig. Job VI. 18;
a.ft-.a)toworr tntoior.tofiftii ttgdker. Tary.R
XXXI, 7. Tarf. Job X, IT (aooM ed. *JH't U^ eorr. oe.|L.

Job VIII. 2 Ma.*(ad. MST). bth. 82* "Tn "Vc -iS Vm
Ar. d. Kob. (Var. ^Vi Rl
'
V-
'
;
ed.'sm) tbat joo art 00
strong (that soeb jooratrengtb).2) (nonn) jRtUffi.
Taig. JobXXfll (cd. Lag. '%>r; aoae cd. 'V^ Tvg.
ProY. y, 10; a. fr.KaUi. 82*. v. anpn. T. & Veto. IV.
xbin 456 51^'^!
beg.
9*'
"^bs
V^Yn
nini 1^ while thou wast yet in thy
strength (of manhood). Y.yeb.IV,6''
'^>"':;rp TT^h I cannot^
do it. B.Mets. 84^5<nii"ilN^ "]^'^n give thy physical strength
to the study of the Law; a. fr.Tmsf. logical support,
evidence, argument, Y. Pes.V,
32^ top '31 '(O
^'^y^T\
^"^"^^
borrowed his argument from &c. Y. Maasr. I,
49"^
top;
a. e.3)
army, ho^t; service. Targ. Num. I, 3; a. fr.

Targ. Ps. LXVIII, 12 Ms. (ed, ni^in).P/. 5<^^"^n, constr.

i>n;
XnjV'^n, constr.
T^^YTi-
Targ. Ex. XII, 41. Targ.
I Kings XXII, 19; a. fr. Targ. Ps. XXXIII, 16; a. fr.
Targ. II Esth. I, 4 ed. Amst. Xnj^n. Targ. Ps. XLIV, 10
ed. Lag. XSni^-^n (oth. ed. S<5;!^"'n,
XJ^^n).
Hull.
60^
n^rmb'^n jir'^s: (not "^CBJ) his troops are too numerous,
!St5^n II m. vaUey, v, xrt'^n.
S^'^rilll m. vinegar, v. vCyn III.
n^^n f.rrrn^'inil, dttncc, song; rejoicing. Midr. Till,
to Ps!^XLVIII, 14 rrr^urb 'n^ K""I another interpretation
(v. ^'^'^ij), I'helah (Ps. 1, c.) means, to song; fT'npn T^rS
'31 'n niujsis, V. n^in ii.

Deut, R. s, i (ref. to b^innn

Ps. XXXVII, 7) when afflictions befall thee, 'nn iniX bap
receive them with rejoicing; (Yalk. Ps. 729 D"'V!5'in3 like
dancers).
Sib"
s^iV5^n, V. tibn.
'^^^''n, ^n m, (i^^n, Pi.) sweetening, softening; tmsf.
entreaty, hilluy, one of the expressions for prayer (v.
r\\ys^). Ex, R, s. 43 (ref. to bn""-!, Ex. XXXII, 11) 'H -JTOIs
it means sweetening.Yalk. Deut. 811; Yalk, Sam. 157;
(Sifr6 Deut, s. 26 bibin, corr. ace),
5^?''n, ?n m, (bbn) 1) desecration, defamation.
Y, Shebu, VI, end,
37''
n:?1212J 'n the desecration com-
mitted by an unnecessary oath. Sabb. 33% a. fr. Piaia 'n
desecration of the Sabbath; DttJn 'n defamation of the
Name ofthe liorA, disgracing theJeivish religion. Yoma 86*
Diun 'n T'rt what act, for instance, would be a profana-
tion &c.?Kidd.
40'''
'31 'nn pE'^p^ 'pK, v.
tlp3
I, II.
Ber. 19''; a. fr.
2)
redemption
of
sacred objects, secular-
ization, lb. 35^ 'n 'jisa requires redemption. Y, Naz, II,
beg,
51<^
'n 'pcb 'piUTS^^ mean redemption; a. fr. PI.
d'^blb'^ri, '^n, Y,PeahVII,20'^ hot. (interpret. W'b^'^n, Lev.
XIX, 24), V. K"n.3) the loss
of
priestly status, becoming
a halal (v. bbn II), Y, Ter. VII,
44''
hot.
'31 tnbl^^n^ nx
. ^
T T
-^
7 T

whose loss of priesthood was caused by &c,
P/,
'pbl^'^ri,
'^ri. Keth,
29''
n^lS t<in 'n he causes loss of priesthood
(to his offspring). Snh. 5o''
'31 ni5t2lU ^bl^ir2 the text
speaks of desecration effected through illicit intercourse
(not of Sabbath breaking).

f8ifr6Deut.s.26,v.preced.w.]
n^jDlbn ^s?lbn ^oiynm,(bin;v,biniii)
outsider, stranger, non-priest, non-Israelite. Targ, Is,
XXIV, 2, Targ. Ex. XXIX, 33 (0. ed, Amst. iX'3 . . ., in-
corr.); a. fr.Pl. "'Wibin. Targ. Y, Deut. XXIII, 3 (not
'bin), i^em, xniJib-T;. Targ, Ps. CXXXVII, 4 'n KSIX
unholy land. Targ. Prov. II, 16 (Ms. b<n''.':'3ib''ri).
'!n?^n, >r\ h. same. Lev. R. s, 24.
f]1
>^n, '?n m,(Cibr!) \) exchange, relief.Pl.tT'^vs'^n,
'^''ti^'^Ti those ivho relieve. Ber. Ill, l the carriers "(vi'^Biyni
'31 '^Sl^'^ril and those designated to relieve them, and
those who are to relieve the relief.
Gen. E,. s. 91 Tli'^
'n tinb can be replaced; (Y. Ber. II, 5= "pS^bn). Num.R,
s. 10 (ref. to vllbn, Prov. XXXI, 8)
Dni^X "^SSltn 'p-^i for
they take the place of their father; a. fr.2) the contrary,
reverse. Ab. Zar.46'' 'n IX is it not rather the reverse?;
(Y. Taan. Ill,
67''
5:)bn IX); Y. Ab. Zar.V,45'' top; a. fr.
D'i"Q1il Ti the things are just the reverse. Ab. Zar. 5l''.
Y.Ter.II,4rbot.; a. fr.PZ.as ab. Y. Peah 1, 16''top blax
'n D"i15a but as regards gentiles, the opposite takes place.
Jj^DI >^n, >n ch. same, 1) opposite, reverse. Targ.
Y.Deut.Xl',26; a.e.Ab.Zar.28'', sq. xn:3D 'niand to do
the reverse is dangerous.H. ^-iSlb-T}. Y. Yoma III,
40''
top 'n xbx X^2tnD*2 xb the reverse stands to reason; Y.
Shebu. I,
33''
bot. 'n xb-^Xl (corr. ace.).Y. Gitt. 1V,45'1
hot. Ti XinnDTS xb does not the reverse stand to reason?

2) exchange, substitute.

Targ. 0. Lev. XXVII, 10.

PI.
constr. ^Blb'^n. Targ. Y. Num. XVIII, 31 in exchange of;
a.e.
3)
(pi.) change from life to death. Targ. Job XIV, 14.
4) (pi.) crisis, decision. Y. Sot. I,
17''
bot. things were
coming 'H ''T'b to a crisis (either David or Absalom must
be king); Num. R. s. 9.
YlS^n, V.
Y^^r:.
p'^b^n, >n m. (pbn) 1) distribution. Keth. II, 1
'31 ni'^bp Ti testifying to the distribution of roasted ears
(at the wedding) is an evidence (of the bride having been
a virgin). Tosef. ib. Ill, 1 mD"i5 Tl taking a share at tlie
distribution of priest's gifts of the threshing floor; a.fr.

2) division, separation, specification. Y.Sabb.VII, end,

9*^
bot. 'nb .... XS1 it was specified, after being implicitly
intimated, for division of the general law, i.e. that each
of the implied acts is punishable for itself. Bab. ib.
70=
ni3xb^ 'n the separate treatment of each labor as a
transgression of the Sabbath law. Mace.
21 ''; a.fr. ['^plbn
mB3, V. pbn.]
TT :
p'^b^n, ^y\^hTi, V. sub 'Tbn.
binb^n, v. bmbn.
5J<''Tn, Y. Ab. Zar. II, 41 hot, read: X^jl-^n.
rb^n, V. t^^n.
Sqb^n, V. xiabn.
n^ab^n, v. n^bn.
5l5"'n, ^^n m. (vjbn) a species of
rush (so named
from its sharp edges, v. Fl. to Levy Targ. Diet, I, 425>,
a. Sm. Ant. s. v. Schoenus). Tosef. Succ. I, 10 D^sp blT
'n bmi (a matting) of reeds or rushes; Succ.
20^ Ar. (ed.
457 MT ^*s*n
i. K91.X 111.
0M<
h^T* /f
'
rmamdk,
mloritliu (, Law * *
,
Anl. - *.
BohtMiMua;, a Bpirt, OltV I. . Kon 7n hiVt^ nMb Mid
SCTTll/brteh. Mm
^<L '^"n
{ 1 ni. ItAnt m nmvim of iM0W villi mad
-ivM (V. |irp(Kl.i ri. iM I T ,.
timu U4U* Vo
il IVtini It* tmai gruwti< < ra nS maVQ
i M. M. A. RMhl (Ml. 'S' wftlow
Imvm of whleh m &<
-fli of
'. but Ilk* IbfW* of Irkivj tmtmn U* m Wllluw wttli
iiidMl ivc-- (lb. urany rt Klii, . wy/sffj.yPI.
Ti.
tiiibb. i&r m iiV*Vs Mrae oM i rvwo
-^'"
-
r.tdi (bav]r to wf T-
--'
80b. 44*. v.
5<trn
III m^ pi. TTtT-b.
rr>r,
dkooto
rv
'
0/ 11 /nmA Mull, no* Ti Tia *mp abooU had ommI*
' ir WMV Uirouith thin(praviiif tluit Um pMU of frmpM
<1 Uir bad bMn abasdoMd by ito ownr).
V -^
\' "5^
"
V V^.7
pf- > "
"V<'y
(Uriri<|
?toc.* P. 8n. IMS), iVno Ainon (in Babll NdW,
t -s
Y. Mmut. II. 49^ bot Y. K..ih. VI. od.'si*;
>
.) H., gnuidcon of R. Abbuha. Y.Hioc.II.4'* top.
P
-"^
r
P^
n
M**,
Din of a naaU flab pf-
[
Latin : alec, alcx, balec,alltc,
raign origin; cmp. lt;rV*<r I|.]
t
. U, (Huh. Nap. pbr). lb. s*, xpl. r:p^.
^ -,;:^ n Mek-hrinm prvparad bjra profMaaonal man
p^^
II m. (->r) a trft too $mootk for cHmbii^,
iHg or clipped tret. Pi. conatr. "^Prr^ Peab IV, 1 T.
-'"^
Y. >!. (Bitb. ed.a. Misb.
"7^^) nootb BDt Ucs.
PTr^ P t'^
V'^ok, a flctitioaa name, t. ^frz.
s;:rni/wi.v.K^v.
^"'^^i II,
^fT^
f
'"V;;
onp. Lat, alica, hiOica.
I) #p/tf yrtiM, yriaf, tpeU uoed for kalicm (T.8m.
V.
AUca). Xakhslt. VI, 2 npVr: Misb. (Talm. ed.
Y. Sabb. I, S bou M. Kat. IS*" mri Jtm r
led Aett whtn aeb grain is brokao in two paru;
M. 'T'V "TVT KtTOiO ""Orxn t1 kUka is wheat
undetl &c.M. Kat. L c (aaotbar opin.) Jtms T: h. is
fit. lb. ii is called kdku (sMOofAX vrr^sr a-pri Ar.
a. bpm)
becaoae its busks bav* been taken off (cmp.
~^^
11); V. St^br
w
^_ 11 n. const r. (v. rVr) (soMMfAw^ roiuuiMi, AoOoir,
V. P. Sm. 1295 xrJr spfcUlum) roei, Targ.Zecb.XI, 13
5<=r: t:
(ed. La. rbr, ed. Ven. ri-r) writinir reed
r
"*"
1
1 pr. .
H*
#"(<*. tWf. la. XXVII. It f^
u. , iifliir.
KAT*
* 431 M|
)j tnp r-rVn a.
T4* 71 V. . M. -^z., ralk.
"
end.*.' wr-T-v^
|flr).J
sr - N.-
- -
I.. JCrn
. (Mr) MIm, |I,
il. Ml
TMf. U. XXVUJ. I( a.*^
/
: IN Al,
4;a.a^t.aaUkf4*. v.M!l%)

"
\ ^V' T'T*
' <* '*^ II) */lMas^ a Ml*
bIUlMs plasi M^d, as a rsaia or la laavti^ far a iflae
MMl Ibr MtdlalMl
pwnww. Ubia. Ul, ft. liMi. XX.
(140*) 91 tvi
m
r^ T
(Miilk 04. rp;l>^ yw Mt
MM dlaaalva %ho iwia of awfb^ida la vana valar (
tbolabtelh). Y. tb. XX. ir boCn o a snlaKaa o#a.
lb. 'SI rtBr "n osa/. itMif i luod la food tm hoaltbr
pefMNMi BalL tt> (dtsttaodoa beta Um wsilrtail
p
ro
p
srtlos oT ibo gma aad Umm of fhm Isaow). kh.Wm.
II. Ti Vv amp law. of A. (Ar. 'SI r49 loava^ *
I>eaL s. 107; a. tf.
STTt^n, 'bn
ak. saoM. Ak Ear. IT. Y. MmM.
VII, 37*
lop W'Vlm (oorr. aco.).
TOT7 m.
(1^ icvtrc, iBif. Ntfd. fo^ n an
eharga of blood owiag to snoal appadto.
C^n
ak(B9r)l>iMna^.sMiy<aafMU
Oaau
R.t.4S 'z^rtrrtn baskli^ ia Um MaaUao is food Ibr*
wound
; Yalk. ib.M ram(eorr.aoe.).
) AmMMi;4V'
citeawaf. M. Kat. 24* T: nsss at Um wnnfi of nii*>
OMDtCinnMdiatelyaiiaradoatliiatlMftadljr). YooMir
T "r^ to ssjraal osoiiMicat (poUtioaJL 1) a tfitt, v.
bof. Twa
Tt
oppraaitna ia oo^aflUrs, metn yjolaacii
in speech (blaaphioaa laafaaga).
?^^n
m. cb. (r3-.)-Bst w. Pm. atV m. ]|l M.
(ed-
,
\l
y
)
7nZ2rn,'Sn m.
(rrD
t wsmm^
,
fenmemt^m.
kavenmg. Pas.*
3''
T -n^
7^0 pf^its which will aoc
finiMat(aoastoboeooM7-9^ lb.,sq. (inClMld.dictioa)
T! -n^ -run aad bmj ihiiaaat. Beta.
7*
nep \jMii
^
which is a strong laaTaaioff ^wt. T. HaU. 1, beg.
57*
"^TQ yxr. UU'i.< 7R the fciiaantaiioii which it piodnecs
is not rral leavoBi^(. Hidd. 93* ystar. rezz how loog
most orin stand to be oonsiderBd as fermentiBg? PL
. Aa r aoladk, r. pcsw..
i^^Tfirn, *2n m,
fp%
. ob. h. dicc* .

r*'.)
tkamte. Tvt%. Ptot. XVII, tl (h. text rcT).
KT^-rr-,
srx^am ^. - w.
iCII-^n
t pL (TOT, . Oes. H. Diet.** s. t. "pT;
cmp. Is. LXni, 1) seiarlef.ol0rerf garmadt, in gen.
"^
5^*^"^ dved Rosaan garments, eoatrad. to white (ctap.
58
m^in 458 finc'^n
("inbiK a. S<;^-in-l!|2). M. Kat. 23* inn Nnp?3nD
'1
'n ed.
Ms, M. "loi-n xn^'^s'iaipi, Ar. xnai^n, Mus. xrsinn) Roman
dyed garments, red and new.
m22^n, Nidd. 5l'', V. n^r.
U^CQ"n, Gen. R. s. 4h some ed., v. Dpr.
S^SISTI (S!ii!C^nj m. 1) a species of snuiU peas
(Cice/Arietanus).P/. ^Siain. Yeb.63'' (Ar.'!in). Hull..'!2''
(some ed. is^n).
2) v. XS^""?}.
S"i;G"n, 'Q^n, ';Cn m. ch.=h. -i^n, asphaU (from
its dark color, Ges. H.Dict.*Os.v.), used as cement. Targ.
O. Gen. XI, 3. Targ. Ex. II, 3.Targ. II Esth. Ill, 3
xn^sinD "^ibabJi xn^^n ed. Lag. (oth. ed. 'ina "'ibj^ Kn^-n,
read: 'n: "'isai) and the odor of its billows is like that
of asphalt.
SP?2''n
\
^nj f. ch.=h. nan, anger,passion. Targ.
Prov/xXVII, 4. lb. XXIX, 11 "(some ed. '^n); a. e.
SnC^n mother-in-law, v. xr^n.
pn, S2^n, V.
in,
Nsr.
T T T "! T

i^5-"'n, 2n m. (aan, with 3 inserted) \) circle; danc-
ing, cftorm, feast PI. N^jpn, "psJT, larn, 'jr. Targ.
Jud.IX,27 (vintage feast).Gitt. 57, v. X^il^Ti.
2) dane-
ing place in the vineyards (v. binia). Targ. Lam. 1, 4
(cmp. Taan. IV, 8).P/. as ab. Targ. Jud. XXI, 21; 23.
Targ. I Sam, XVIII, 6.
3) hinga, name of a musical in-
strument (h. Vinr a. b"l3n). Pes. Ill'' nras T. ibn they
had a h. suspended in the hollow of the tree. P/. as ab.
Targ, I Kings I, 40. Targ. Ps. V, 1 (h. text mb'^n:). lb.
CL, 4; a, fr,

4)
fair, esp. cattle market. Sabb.
54'';
Bets.
33**
T!^ h'^fUn
"iX^:
like one going with his beast
to market.
Sri^5r"*n, ^n f. (preced.) fl musical instrument.
Targ.'Ps. iv", 1 (ed. Lag. xnr?:, Ms. xrssrr, v. next w.).
5<35rn m., pi. S;:5rn, '^n same. Targ. Ps.
LXXXVII, 7 (some ed. x-'5:n* h. text U-V}r).Fem. pi.
xnD^'Ti, v. preced.
&^J^3''n m. (5Sr, a denoni. of x;:r) festivity. Targ.
Lam.V, 15.P/. "pairT- lb. I, 4.
JJ^S^n,
'iH m. (r,:n) l) finishing. Y.M, Kat.
1,80''
top C^iap 'n inrx what finishing of tombs (is meant in
the Mishn. ib. 6)?2)
inauguration. Men
78'' ^ZM'^r, his
inauguration as a common priest, contrad. to irx -n his
anointment as liighpriest. Y. Shek. VI,
50*^
top "illiT"
his (the highpriest's) inauguration.
3)
gradual intro-
duction of
children into religious jjractice, training.
Yoma 82* "T. riT "'X wlierein does the child's training (to
fast on the Day of Atonement) consist? Ib. 'nb """ip "^'Q'l
n^birn is fasting the entire day called initiation?Naz.
29-
"pam^ "n the training of minors for religious practices
is a rabbinically ordained duty; a. e.
SD"2^n, 'iPI ch. same.P/. ^z^i'^r,. ':n. Yoma
82*
T

.....
"liri Ti "I'm
there are two modes of initiation (gradual
training to fasting by hours, and making the child fast a
whole day before he has reached religious maturity).
n2 n, 3n m. ('(Sn) prayer for grace, hinnun, one
of the expressions for prayer, v. tipSf. Sifr6 Deut. s, 26
(ref. to Deut.III, 23) ;
(Deut, R. s. 2 D'^rsnn ; Yalk. Sam. 157;
Yalk. Deut. 811 nsnn).
Sn'^i'lJ'n, Sot. 49", V. xn-^Mam. [Ar. s. V.
-:
Hinnunitha, pr. n. pi.]
^^TU,
X'2Tr\,
S^^tQrn, v. sub 'an.
"^Dj"'!! m. pi. ch.=h. tf''Z^:'n, jaws. Gitt. 69' 'nb for
pains of the jaws. B. Kam. 35* rT^srn il-'h
'p^"^-^:
Ms. 11.
(ed.
'i''3"'3)
had pains in his jaws.
iSwJ n, njj M pr. n. ni. Hin'na, name of several
T : T : '
Amoraim. [Vers, frequ. vary with xa'^'H, xapl). Pes. 7
X3D 'n an (Ms,M. xan). lb, H. bar Idi (Ms. M. X31:n^
Y. Maas. Sh, II, beg. 53''; (Y.Yoma VIII, 45*
top rr^aan);
a. fr. V. Fr. M'bo, p. 84*, sq.
^22^n, V. X sn.
T T TT
-
D*rT, sen, '^ri m. ch. =h. O-i-inU, protection,
T -: TT -; T -; . - i jr i
mercy. Targ. Ex. XII, 27 (ed. Amst. D^r, XD"^"^);:), Targ.
Jer. IV, 4. Targ. Is. I, 31; a. e. [Targ. Prov. Ill, 25, v.
xEin I.]
s^c^n, wc'n,
"'icv,
v. sub -or. 4!
L
i'w M m. (ion II) shame, rebuke; revilement.

PL
D^niS-ir. 'Pesik. Shek., p.
12*'
(ref. to
'31
nom, Prov.
XIV, 34)
'2^ T. . . . "pbap^ the Israelites mu.it bear it-
proaches from the nations, when they sin.
Sl^Cn, 'Sn ch. same. Targ. 0. Gen. XXXIV, 14
(ed. Berl. X'np'^r;). Targ. Prov. XIV, 31; s. fr. (intercL.
in ed. with X'npir, "npn). P/. T^-i^BT:, 'Sn. Targ. Is.
XXXVII, 3; a. e.
CSx'1C'"n, on m. (bpPi) finished work, perfection.
Pl.^'p\i^&^r\, 'en,* Targ. Ps, CIU, 2 libsiST: His perfeci
deeds (v. Ber. 10*, h. text rbiisa).
DlO^n I muzzle, v. Dior,
D"l0^n, 'Snil m. (npnil) [finish, polish,] \) tht .
steel-coating
of
cutting tools, steel-edge (cmp.iczzspii.). Kel.
|
XIII, 4 "(lalB'ri b:;: if their steel-edgeis worn off.

2)varnish,
coating, uppermost layer. Y. Ber. IX, 14* "^sb . .. y^nn "x
riTSlST: tiie earth drinks (absorbs the rain) only as far
as its upper la^er (crust) goes; Y. Taan. I, 64''; Gen. R.
s. 13, end; a. e.Tosef.Ukts. 11,4 (T'bul Yom) ^'^'bvr\ 'r
(ed. Zuck. bb) the uppermost layer of the bone.
n^C^n, on lu. C-^or) lack, want. Cant. R. to IV, J
1
'2"i 'n n"lOr! DX if .she is suffering from the absence of
one of them.
"pnO^n m. (non, reduplic, of Cin), v. next w.
4M
r^
I
- 7. rrg^rll In rt
\, IP no* n"Tf^, 0"^l;
ill, 7* ^ri! (Ma. VMtr. *30^; . .
Sr*n
I in (rr I, ni,,.
>.
.
il,trk.
Turf. |rv. XXVII, 4
I. !. (wi. MO^ oorr. MM.; U. ti r4|lS>.
5<C"n II, pr. B. pi., . n^ I,
SC n m. (C*r I ; ffinp. b. It.
'
sbb.'* ra -m njis M. M. I Ar r-
i: >) )>
I> M.n l.ii
" M,.| hnvi* l4iii>
HB^n f. h., . prted. . rflj.
nc*n I,
J^^n, n r^s pr. n. pi. HoifA, lua.
:, n linrbtir of th
'
nMin Hen
tdi*. tUbb. 3(1*. Y
.0* lop (KC
li. to XII, 7 ee"n (corr. CO. Mff.
4'' Ti r^ (Ml. >l
iiK 'T!) Donuni. "SCTi mt inhabiljuil of II (noted fui
I
iminut* pronunointion nf M , 9). lb.AT.
T*:>^.
. i.-r. II,
4*'
hot., V. H'TUV,
JfT.
nC*nn (or hit?) r (rtn I, nr) V/.. .,-|>,i/ .*
U'n irAjrA ha htm taltetl, but Iim not Kon (bruiigli the
. ; of Unnin^ with tloiir nnd iralJ>nal
iy SJfru Rh'mliii, Hb'raUim, cb. VII.
P*i. d nt-.xn

nC*n III pr. u. m. Ii> xc-ri Y. N<l. II,

;7''
l>ot,; Y. Bbtbu. Ill, 4^ top. Kai l.. jk-
nty, M. F.
-c-X). Y. R. Hiuh. I, M'' top.
L./lB*n m.pl. irtr l; cmp XO*?*' 6orfrr-/o(f.v petfit
ur fiiAl a/on^ (A rood, to prwfiil vehicle* from tren-
ii pansinx on prirats property. (Baahi: trom SCn II, \^gn
(tiiiut whioh TehiolM ntA.] Sabb.
6*.
"j'C^S^n m. pl. h., ooiMtr. Vrn tame. KcUi. U\
Xr*t|15''n f. (rcn II) $eab9, eurf, arising from un-
ci.vinn.iwi. YHlk. Norn. 787 (fr. Nd. 81*. where ed. have
x.-;-:52-;*r, Ar. ttr
'^
^V.
,
v. Koh. Ar. Compl. t. v. r-ri
V. Tfwn.
C^2*^ lu. (rCT) tearck, UMoftkerootVBr. Fe,7''
wo learn Trs nit^-= the meaning of KX9 (Bx. XII, 19)
fkxtm the expreanon VBn (eonoected with ttxc, Gen.
XLIV, la), i. e. you must aearh after laarwed bread
before Paaaover, te.
kN^'S; . ^CSte'i^ Ss) m. [mHti'fisk,] name of an
incle.Hn fish, Ab. Zar..S' r-5 rr rrm (Ma.'ntV). V. !*r-tn.
r"^S"r!, r'ClSn f. trcr) .craraVr, beette. SiAra
Shmiiii, Sh'ratsim. Par. 10, ch.xll; HnlL7''.Par.IX, 2
(doubtful; perh. aeorpioHj v. next w.K
1.1(1
Ur.^>.^
"-'IUhi AMeenV
OOrlK-Aa/irr).
MTJJTl, 9.
m:itr.
HIJ*n or
*^n
r. <;
I) farlUi.m
rMcpr. OenJl.a 1 -ra rrrshr-
of the bndal etMOib^); Talk. ib. .
r-^j-'TX
HL ^T .. fi*-. ^
rvflliCaip
"^i"^' - w -^
Nnii
.44 (flat
agrtxrirt ; ^.
'
^
'
^
T*^
'*^
"*'
tMMUamI ONI tJijr pMt lo teee
redi Om. B. . M rr rr^ rn r*
V
eraalore to kill hU ova eoal; Yalk.
I. wa rr-3 r- caiA lOii^ im
-!
^i im t-; La.
It. to 1,2 'r. rrzi ii-n
-^
it l* aaaauval for him thhtm'
)im) Ac, cmp.
n^T!^*
nirn
n (l*<r.
cp
^D
paHUtm, 'm\y \m np"
r^ ntnffle reftit planted mrnmmd a irrflL Bnib. U*:
'9'-
Hucc. J4'' rrr:: ; Toeaf. Brab. U, 4 (Var. nmo)
;
II. 20*
rr-X).T.ef.Hhebi. lU, If rtrr? ad. 2mI(. (Var.
r*X-r pi ). V. Trr\
^^^T',
m. <nsr) dirUimg
of, eap. dlvidiag iba altar
into two eompartoMBta by aaaas of a nat (Rz. XXTH. ti.
Keb. lit*' "n v^ diTWon ia Mqafnd.
*|12rTI
ni.(b.b.;fnI)olpr. 9BfnMl. Zab.T.l nors
Tn I he oQter altar (in the Tenple eonrt); a. tt Vtdd.
V, 1 m r-a ragima. Fern, nrarr. Y. Yeb. I, s; r.
mpr ILHon. B.s. 18 ti reg^-it,
'
.4
.K rcrrr,
8abb.31^ m .
'
liCU thaootaida keys (of tlw treaawj
>
,
Yalk. Dent. 895; Talk. Is. SOt: Bb Takob Sabb. L c
r"rmn (T-'J niu) the keys to tb ovtcr room.
""t^STn m. (precad.) tlrame ; ttfardtid; kereHeal.
PL hrfiXT. ]fg.IY,8 (4*) m-pn the onraar at the
eparatirta (who follow tbair own iatefpratalioM of dw
Law. irreepaetiTe of poblieiiiif11). aaJLZ,! (M*) sr0
TTf profkne books, ezpL Y. ib. t8* top; BUi. ih.
100^.
Fern.
t ' -
PTj
m.(b.h.;p<nil)l^tM,eraee. M.KAt.M*
a child to ten* is earned oat in one's aroM (withoat a
coffin); Kidd. 80^; Treat. S'mah. m, i.Y. M. Kat. m.
beg. 81' '2^
'.zM y. rran left his mother's lap (Palastiaa).
Toeef.Yeb. IX,4 nxn Tn directly fkom the emfacaea of
her husband ;a.e.2) 1 irt^ftA', imitg, kttttm. Men.
97*';
BrabL
4*
(r^ to Sk. XI4III, 171, . lio^.
8
^R'^'l
460 i^^p'-^n
S|!5''n ch. same. Targ. II Sam. XII, 3, v. Kjn.
p1p*n
pr. n. pi. (v. Josh. XIX, 34; I Chr. VI, 60)
HikoJc (Hukok), in Northern Palestine. Y. Shebi. IX,
beg. 38=.Denom.: nsf^ip'^ri, X^i^'ip'^n (nxp^ipn, SpsipJi,
niDipn) m. of H. Y. Pes. I,
27"=
hot. '"^n "jsrir; Bab.ib.s'^
'pn (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); a. e.
Sni'n, Targ. Ps. LVII, 5, some ed., v. "'"in.
!J<5"l^n, V. xa-in.
nn"'n f., pi. ri M''n (n>in) cavernous rocks resembling
human figures. Mekh. B'shall. s. 1 (ref. to Pi-Hahiroth,
Ex. XIV, 2)
's"! 'n H'O what was the nature of these rocks?
They were not slanting but abrupt &c. lb. ':l 1S^ 'nn
the rocks were on one side, and Migdol &c. lb. 'n
T^X
'D1 "|M">'^n Qlpa 6t!3i< hiroth means the place of Israel's
liberty (licentiousness); Yalk. Ex. 230; Num. R. s. 20.
D^~l''n m. (O'^in) exclusion, disassociation, esp. inter-
diction of
travel between two countries at war with each
other. B.Bath.
38''
'n njUJa at a time when commercial
intercourse was cut off. Ib.^ 1131 Ti . . . iTTin"i Judaea
and Galilee are generally to be considered as if in a
state of interdiction (possession in one country is no
valid claim when the owner lived in the other); Y. ib.
Ill,
14a
top.
f]1"l'^n, ^inn m. (t!-:\ri)
blasphemyPl.)-^t^^'^r.,"^n.
Ex. R. 8. 41, beg. Lev. R. s. 7; a. fr.
i^^Ti^n, 'nn ch., pi. psn^n, 'nn same. Targ.
Y. Num. XVI, 27.
niT^n, rmn f. (nin H) freedom, liberty, libertin-
ism; leisure. Mekh. B'shall. s. 1, v. nn'^n. Gitt. 42* KS''
'nls becomes free (ib. 8'\ a. fr. 'j'l'i'in
p).
Erub. 54 (play
onn!lir!,Ex.XXXn,16)"^n xbx ni-in n"Xread not haruth
(engraven) but heruth (liberty) on the tablets (you are
free, if you observe the law); Ex. R. s. 32, beg. )^
Ti
HT^aban liberation from political oppression, "]i<^^ia 'n
nian liberation from the angel of death (pestilence);
a. fr.
r^n'^n, Xriin'n, ^n^n ch. same. Targ. Lev.
XXV, 10. Targ^Is. LXI,
1 ; a. e.
Jj^'^n'^n) ^^MM m. (nn) a thorny shrub used for
hedges'. B. Mets'. 103''
Ar. Var., v. K'^nnl.
"lin"}''n m., pi. D"'"l/inn'^n (-innn) heated contest.
Gitt.
57''
'(ref. to JobV,2)'x2nh "pUJb ^'l^tl'lina in the con-
tests of the tongue (prayer) thou shalt seek refuge (when
persecuted).
i<^"^^n, 'n -la, v. ^^nn.
J^"i1^ip
pi", n. pi. JSirayah, in Zebulun. Y. Meg.
J,
70'' hot. (rendition of Yidalah, Josh. XIX, 16; corresp.
to El-Haritiye, on Pischer-Guthe's Neue Handkarte v.
Palaest.).
S3"Tn, V. NS^nn.
TT : " TT :

XaTn, V. x^^n.
n^^n^n, v. n-^s^'^N.
CsD j'^n m. (v|"in) sharp-edged knife, slaughtering
knife.PI. '^B'l'^ri. Targ. Prov. XXX, 14 (ed. Lag. a. oth.
^S-i-in;
h. text m^3X^).
Jj<p"l^n, V. Kpin.
n'l"'n m. i'^'^n) freedom, emancipation. Targ.Y. Deut.
XV, 17 (cmp. Isi-in'^UJ).
tX^DTT], V. xujnn.
T : T :
-
Sri"l"'n {.ch.=h.r\'\'^n.Pl. Knn"n. Targ. Ex. XIV, 2;
Targ. Num. XXXIII, 7 'H DIB, 'n "^^IB (h. text nn-Vin "^B,
V. nyn).
t^n, V. u3in.
niZ^'^n or ri^''n f. (v. ^^n I) tMcket, inaccessible
place to be cleared by fire in order to be made arable,
V. 05s.n-^ap n3"<n (niu^n) reed-thicket. Y.Sabb.VII,lO''
top 'p 'na rnxn nx rr^s^n he who sets fire to a reed-
thicket; [Y. Shebi. IV,
35''
bot. n\a"^i<3; Y. Ab. Zar. U,
41*'
hot. nirxn, cmp. W^V. a. TIJm].Tosef. Shebi. Ill, 19, v.
ns'^n II.
n^2J''n xn.ipW) (astronomical) calculation. Sabb. 75'.
8nh. lo''."
^^miZJ'^n f. =b. h. ^n, sense, sensation. Targ. Job
XX, 2 Ms a. Regia (ed. xn^yin-i, a. itn':3i5-i).
n^'^n thicket, V. nuj'^n.
&<i?T*ZJ"n I ch ,
constr. n^^J'Tn, same. Targ. Mic. Ill, 12
;
Targ.^Jer. XXVI, 18 (h. text ni^a).
Sn^"'n II pr. n. Hishta, a canal in Babylonia.
Pes.
40''
ed! (Ms. M. snujix, cmp. niain).
'
n"''n Heth, the eighth letter of the Alphabet. Y.
Peah VII,
20'
hot., a. e., v. i<"n. Lev. R. s. 19; a.fr.
PI.
JT^T-
Y. Ber. II,
4^
bot. Sabb. 103'\
sp^n, sn^n, v. ^n^-^n.
nn'in, v. ran.
niri'^n, ?in m. (T^rn) l) cut, incision, articulation.
Nidd.
25*
'31 diii 'n indications (in the embryo) of hands
and feet. Y.Sabb.VII, I0<=bot.
2)
*(cmp. nnrj) sentence,
{condemning) verdict.

PI. "j'^^iin-'n, 'nn. Lam.R. toll, 1

(expl.in, Ezek.IX,4)DBDB1 'n sentences and verdicts (Mus.
s. V. 'pB'^DB: 'Sn Xt:"^r: like the letter 9, for Savaro;, at
voting; Yalk. Kz. 349 only 'OS; Ar. s. v. OBOB : ns-^nn
,GBbB, ed. pr. na-^nn).
ai fJ2
M^Vf^n
ii. MMM. II
mil. Mall.
41*
mn y Mm
M NMrfclBf Um kibm oi Um !- ^ '9"*n
*
>w^
TV l(litir ^vi rornn
rpi III*
H
til
k wbr^
Nfl*
la panilti
%i
^wrHm
If, mfmrn' . Ik.
41* fwm r^ . . tom
uii ff9r*na) Mtito MM lbMi4 te A M^wMii Wiix
s -n -tvA' mlitf ih Ai0i wwn ^fgmmd. Ik.
!
*-**- -
4^B^4|^|^
^^* -*
Wa i^^ A ff.^^^
iko Ac'). Br. ir 'a ^ "VW iWi tan lUb M. (. Mljr
h) llMaiMltt4laff lbfki4<ol4MUm approprtomwi of
pmyvr. lb. P'Vw
"3 *w ^r m M*. M. {94. nuTi'i or 4<'
go by Um ooaolndiaf
p
hnM^f il TVWn. Y. Hot.
I
" boL wruWT' ^VV MOCNdlag lo UMir OOMlwioMi
lb.
Ij
'
i 'i
uf'l '. *. aiMri)j Y. TMik tt, M* bot
pi. 0*jv^, r:V"T^ Num. R. . II (rr.i<>OMit.lll,ll)
n m
*
Um U*fflvti MMmI tAa wvddiaf (blw
MMid larMiX m iwd (Is. XIZ, lo) *&, v. r^irp;
. Tiorbl, p^
*{ OmI. R. lo 1. 0. U
'
Wt U (oorr. mo.).
^ "~'rT cli. MB*. Tuff. Y. Oml XXXIY, .-il
ivirg. Y. Dwil, VI.? ^ '
-
- m^ \ (mL AbmU
S^arm, y. Suh. IV, Md, n*. rMul: rr.
rTTH, ^pn f. (b. b,-rrm; rrij) Miy 6rftff.
>
ofrurf
If wywioi 1,
/iwr. 0s.E.
eoMpMntd with I, M) m ime
rd (of maa) iwtorad
rUon M not. E. BmIi.17*
XXMI, i4 aq.) 'S^ U
'
/r l > V^OV UiOM
lynumiM Um Uad of Um liviaf.Lv. R.
>; Koh. R. lo XII, & (rW. to U
'
t l Ui^ ib.) [rMd:]
T^ ^ nr!iT> Um drwid of tnirdUi^ bMb hte.
srr. T. xx^.
- t (b.
h.;
l?rl; cmp. nr> A.xi. (fi.^.-A I V. Pv>.
op. M. Kt,
25'"
"SI Tj PiVk . *;r:i if iLc ::li-
to Uie rmpid riwr (to eatoh Um Mi),
rs in tbe poBd do (if Um graftt dio,
.aoi^ xpMt)fBnib.19* tVc?
^.... . ..v'ok into Um oanvidfa bovUi 4e^
-~.
ToMf. B. Kain.yin, 17. KM Nm.&44
'"^
they dragfad Umoi oot of th Haetoaiy
k<i (on sh*fl, . HTft^); Yalk.ibw71t "OpQ
Sb'mini, introd. Vro Vc rrgn (rcd:
^ in. XI, IS "TO" * ('. Tcm, TWO)
r< fuller'a hooka (for atretebinf doUioa; t. 3ir. II, >).
Tmi V 11 !<
f
r:
Y.
ae4Mflf villi ft
INITIO, n.v
-on, V.
-i^
THi
H3n (k. k.k K
fiqrt
II 14
iV, a^^. r 13 nv:> W If II to
wMftk lo fcalw
daf (bf teMrtiai
of^ rOtO IDV
*tii ( mmbI*!. Y Utu. 11. mI, *t* (Mft nwAil
Kami. 11* 'T
t^
fFTT
*^
'**'
- *"' *- '* *" *^
VlUl Um Mftc ki UM kUM
'r^
in wtif (V. Hoab Tl. f^ to vw />
t'
' vw^givm*
fur
(vtUi V|. ftk.tf* (f^ IUk.tl.ll 4 nar af tor H ^
r*diplli)ilk.rqrB*:- mmuImi
kl Bo la MM (fW. U. ' ^Mlk. . Mt
Yftlb. Rph. MT; ft. lYfttk. Lw. naPVi^ . nQi}.|
*3n, A. -IT ek. aMM. Fifc. V*MCk.
^
IM* (nl
to U. XXX, If)
*
xrxn wm rws
ikM vaito tor pr^t Yatk. OaM. Mi
IT3r 1 1 . S^rSn a.ahu*kua9i^ wiar.
VR,
I
Targ. i kioft lii. it! Taif. Y. Lav. XIX. at; a. flr.~
Ab. Ear.
7^
T^ Ttf
'
Jj ^ in *bo b| B. . . . la iHat
ooi^ to do ibatt; Poa. n^.Tmrn. IT "n "^pro jm
wbo It to bo aallad a via* aaar; a. fr.lift g
iilia,
a aehokir*a UUa, tatortor to Bakki. Bw Matu M* top Vt
9 "TT" abaO bo aallad a lUttao, ki
Y. Tb. !. er -r^ yi^n ikat I bavo
a IT.
(iiitimaUag UiAi b vo<Ud aowr bo a BabWI;
a. a. ft
rrr:, :t
'
i3> y*:- Targ. d. t
.
Targ. Jok XL. 30 <k. tost L
"
j
r., coip. ^91^; a. fr.
Nidd.
90* mil y. ITBS ko via* tba is ara. kol.
tX, IS (4t^
'91 -n r Um glHaiiw kagaa to ka da
aekolarakip) Hko coamoo aekoal trntUkmn Boaa. Mh:
m.tr.Ffm. vrTTT, W\:>S
TBr)g.lIBaM.XZ,l; a-o.
Pt KTSjrir, Tmrg. Jr. IX, U. Targ Jod. . J^^rt*
(oooal^. pLV
nWUiTl m.(proeod.)
Paa. lOft* od. (Ma. a.
MTftO'W t cb
XXXV, SS; a. a.
, T. r IL
"HT'in, "rpn pr. n. m. UikkmmL Kolh. tt*.
a. fr. B/HABaaia, mof H.Y. M. KaI. Ill, tl' top.
nr*^*^ iC'^n t Cpr. cp^ p?) tiHwa, aa of
a large aaaka. fnh^wmmmlidrd mtate. Y. Ber. T, f* kov.
n^'^:)^ 462 nsn
(in Cbald. diet.), v. %n7, lb. VIII, 12''; Gen. R. s. 82, end
(Hull.
127a
-irns). Y. Snh. X,
28<*
top 'n buJ n0--i3 (not
no-'nrS) like the venom of a L.; Ruth R. to III, 13. Y.
Taan. IV, 69* top "vb-J n=i-iD 'n (read: HSins) a .snake
wound around him; (Lam. R. to II, 2 X3"^"i= i<Z^S).Pl.
OiJ'^sn. Cant. R. to VII, 8 [read:] 'Pi "^my 1^ n'^n'H "ilsn
a charmer who had two snakes.
nO^Dn, Meg.
28='
nrrsna, v. ns"^?."!.
SniD^Dn, V.
'nan.
SjJ jn m. (v. NJ'^rn) wound, make- like; insidious.
T T -; r -.' ' '
Targ.Prov. XVIII, 8 Var. ed. Lag. (ed. Lag. a.oth. x:;2n,
oth. ed. xriril5; h. text lanj).
n^Jj'^Dn f. ch =h. nrsn. Y. Sabb. VI, end,
8''.
n"Sn, "I'On m. (nm, cmp. xi'^rn) bent, bowed down.
Targ. Ps. XXXV'I U; XXXVIII,7 (Ar. -|->nr!; Ms. ^BHI).
n'^pn, "lIDH m. (n:n) l) tenant on a fixed rent
payable in kind, v. C^nxll. Y. Bice. I, end,
64''
nriyb 'n
a tenant for a fixed term, obisb 'n a permanent tenant
(on ground rent). B. Mets.
104'' IsSn; a. fr.- PI. ''^'p^'n,
'n, ni-i-^an, ni-!!i:n d'^'sin). Y. Bice. 1. c. nax Ta i-^!on
hereditary tenants. Tosef. Peah III, 1. lb. Ter. II, 11
plain ed. Zuck. (Var. mman, nin-^an). Y.M.Kat.111,82''
bot. I'^'^'^alj.
2) the fixed anmuil rent in kind. B. Mets.
IX, 2
('103'')
i^^an
p
1^ na3:a Talm. ed. (Mish. 'cn) he
deducts from the stipulated rent (in proportion). lb. 4
(105*) Tj-i-^ain "]}> "jnis 13x1 b-ixin (Y. ed. 5r]-isian, Mish.
PTiiian) as long as I give thee thy rent (Mish.: the rent
for it).
N I
'
jn ch. =8ame. PI. ^-'an. B. Mets.
68'S
v.
sn^Dn, s-n^Dn, v. x^an.
niT^Dn (mn^Dn) f. (v. -T^an) l) tenancy/, tenure
on rent in kind. Bice. I, 11 'ni r''0"'"is< ''bsa landlords of
properties held in tenure, on shares, or on fixed rent; or
tenants on &e.; expl.Y. ib.
64''
either niax "^ra I'T^an (v.
T^an), or n-i'^n'^anT n-'O'^-ix '^b?a (notmniani).
2) stipu-
lated rent. Tosef. B. Mets. IX, 24 D-^S^ "^nr: Vx 'n Var.
(ed. Zuck. only "^Tian) the rent for two years in advance.

PI. ni's'i'^an, v. supra.

?jDni (v. Fl. to Levy Talm. Diet. II, 204^) 1) to
restrain, fasten, hook.

Denom. nan.

2) to grasp (one
another), to wrestle; v. aan II.
nJM II (onomatop.) 1) to be rough; to rub, scratch.
Naz. 59' T^"inb ima how about (removing the hair by)
rubbing (Tosaf.: T^annnbl "Tinb about rubbing or being
rubbed)?

2) (cmp. ann, a. T^'^^n) to hesitatt. Ned. I, 1

n"iT3nn!5 nn "am H'tl had some hesitation about deciding
in favor of greater stringency (for the expression mi5^;
oth. opin. in R. N. to Bab. ib. 7*: denom. of ~n, had a
taste for &c.).
Hithya. TiSnrn, Nithpa. T^snr: to rub one's self against
a rough object; to be rubbed. B. Kain. IV, 6 T^'^in':: nrjj
'al ~3nr?a an ox that scratched himself against a wall;
Tosef. ii). IV, 6. B. Kara,
3* 'a1 naann: she (the animal)
scratched herself against a wall for her gratification
(without intention to do injury) &c. Naz. 59", v. supra;
a. fr.
Pi. -a"^" (v. "in II) to hawk; to deride. Gen. R. s, 67
(play on "^an, Gen. XXVII, 36) 'ai ijinsa "an-^ b-^nrn he
began to hawk with his throat (to express contempt),
like one that hawks and spits; Tanh. KiThets^lO; Pesik.
Zakh., p. 27^ v. rrn-iai
;
[Ar. ed. Koh. s. v. IOT: '^np'^Pi,
Pilp.] Cmp. nns.
IT-^n ch., Ithpa. "Sljnx as preced. Hithpa. B. Kan).
44='.
ITDH m. (preced.) 1) scab, sore; trnsf. tribulation,
visitation. V. M. Kat. Ill,
81''
top; (B.Met..59'* -r^X, Var.
Z\if).

Pl. a'^aaT7i inflammations. Gen. R. s. 19, beg. (v.,

however, n-'axax).

2) cough, catarrh. Y. Snh. X,

29'
bot. 'n . . . >tlM nbnra first He causes a cold to enter
them; (Tanh., ed. Bub., R'eh 10 "13"'n); Pesik. As.ser97''
'n ri"-2pti (insert ana a'^sa^); v. n\
DDH (b.h.; V. aan) 1) to be wise, to know. Nidd. 70
asn^l D"1X nil'jjn na what must one do in order to be
wise?
2)
(denom. of Dan) to meet for deliberation. Ib.
nb nanD T^n'^iuab when they resurrect, we shall meet to
discuss their case.
Hif.
W'or^Ti 1) to grow wise, to become a scholar. B.
Bath.
25*'
D"^ar;"UJ nsi"in he who desires to become a
scholar; ib. \ib^ (Ber.
63''
aann":UJ). Ab. II, 5 ... ba sb
a'^atlO not every one that has a large trade, becomes
wise (experienced); a. fr.2) to make wise, to stimulate
a person's mind by ingenious suggestions, questions &c.
Hag. H" 'ai C^an-an T^abr a student who enlightens his
teachers. B.Mets. 107'' TB T'a'^anpl and makes the simple
wise.3) to subtilize, philosophize. Ex. R. s. 6, beg. 'n
'31 iniTa bs philosophized on (tried to And out the reas-
ons for) the Lord's law. Ib. 'ai a-^ana 'ni'in;a na when
I philosophised and made myself believe
,
it was all vain boast &c.
nifhpa.^'sr'rti, Nithpa.n'sri'n'i to become wise. Ber. 63'',
V. supra. B. Bath.
25*'
-,;usra aannaUJ -Jina because by
becoming wise, he will get rich. Pesik. R.s. 33 beg. "^bxa
'nrs became wise by his own speculation.
DDH,
"pri'
a'80 D'Sn (adj. with verbal in-
flection)" 1) to be wise, shrewd; to be learned. Targ. I
Kings V, 11. Targ. 0. Ex. XV, 8 la-'an ('an, h. text la^::?:
!).
Targ. Is.XXIX,lfi; a.fr.Gitt.
56''
'ai iria:?nn that you
are so wise. Taan.
23*'
xaiw B'^snip that we may become
well-learned ; a. fr.2) to recognize, to know, remember.
Targ. Y. II Gen. XXXVII, 33 (some ed. nan Pa.).Targ.
II Esth. II, 18; a.fr.Lev. R. s. 30 'ai PX 'h doest thou
know anything in favor of this man?Y.M.Kat.111,83''
top, V. 'nxaY. Ber. II,
4^
top ciba "irx "paani do they
(the dead) know anything?Y.Shek.VJI,50'^ bot. lasn';
in'^lia'^p X^'^Bffi let the wine-de;ilers identify their knots
(marks on the wine bottles). Y. Keth. V, ao^bot. [read:]
"b unh^-Ol XP'^'^nb XSX Q^an (or O'^ari) I (as an infant)
OlfTI
468 $f9Tl
'
>i intdwifi* tiMt MMUtod Ai my btnb (lMi
n rNiii0 ! iiur* wy ioltir). Y. Tr. XI. mi4, t^
-.b -n lOMiib I ^'-- "" ' V "- II,
ir
.|. cnrr ah.*!!* 1.^ *
IX/I I Af .
*.'
T
\. t; a r
Ui J. I T
Hull t'i .
}) to mair %riMf, leaeh. 1ik t li*ti
. Tafg. Job XXXV. II;*. .- i) to omtwil.
'
aii. XXVU.M (KMht ft. I. quuto* *9r. *.
I^l.
II- II TarK. O. II, p. IU|
Hhfu c*;rrM li lo b^rome mUf. Taffft. F*
/. Y. Hot, IX. T bwi.i ^
,ii yn b who
t..te. I.
<ktH Ul
m. (b. Ii.i . I I
',} !) fnf ifAo i>i'i
'
of iun). I
-; 9) iri*r
"
1 . II. |l|Cl II
7M
-
r:" ll wlii know*
' '.'2,
<>. ifim,
r'i UU, lM than Hbbi. Ab.IV.I T Tirjl who
t miinT Snh.
81* (rr. to II Sam. XIII. S) Tt C-K
1-^
u intii wlM for wiektdotM (artAil). Oiit. 67* T
>
iicliuUr and a crib; ni"*rsV "H miKlit b a
If br waiitad. Hot. is'' T c"^ R. M. wa tbr
/ iM (cuuiiBvIor); a. v. ft.H. V^^. frqu. in the
I' uumUr o( ickolart, aa oppoacd to a sioKle
Hull. d5* 'n
YrV2 VCtr . . -S* nx- Rabbi
1
V
^'
-rN
upioioii ..... rccord<l it in the
M II of 'chulan*. Ber.1,1 ; a.v.fk^.
C~ iil wholars (philoaopbara), rsr
Vs ,. R. Uatb. 12*. Pea. 94^] a. ft-.
TA n*s5r, cmp. "Sr, abbr. r^) tiUe of a
iple, m-Mar. Ha. li*" n rrcr t"r rr~r a
MoUr'a learning ia nut Xo b deapiaed, even if he liaa gone
ifay. Hull.
'
*r^ T^a
mr\ in order to be reoogniaed
a* a Talmid Hakham, one moat liare learned three
thmp JLc. ; .1 V. fr. /Y =-:: --Vr. Ber. 4* e-=-r rrr
'S* silu>l;rs 111. !>.>. the |-.tcf uf ;i.e world; a. V. tt.
Crn, Y. Krtib. IX, end.M*' Tm, read sjr n% . b^.
- -Ml V. SPJSV..
"S'irn pr. n. m. HaUmaL M, Kat.
bot. yrcr
'^.
T. -^ .Mr li. (ed. -rcr, re
?- > ., .
v
. . . ,..
t^2i I
f. I) feui. of B=r.. Y. 8hek. V,
48*
top -n
r, -n thHtls a wiae comt; 8nb. IT*" T: mric a Sanhe-
drin ronlaining three orator* it a wise one.
S)
ftmalf
plii.sin.:v. fi jf i/V R. Hash. II, 5 : Erob.44 "Oro tVKSr. T
a iiuii\\ tf cahoii for assisting at birth. Sabb. XYIII, 3
%1 T TXi y^^ and we most eall for her a midwife Arom
another place (on the Sabbath): a. fr.
(^ tmtttU wf
Bath I IV
erf vtaiMM u r|MttiMMM m4
-9
lb* bjBtdmiHii of wMoM
"f IMMrftolioM). 0.B.a.|f
nn 71 tmrn te ka a an
^ V. Ilr. TV
fth migmaiitml
ifwwA.
H-^dmitU^ mmft^n
\'
I f r i VI, 2r^ >o:.. ie 1 ".Sf
' I II. I
llif*,t
fa mnlmtl, /arai, *!. I ^r 'i^
1 m /Ijrnrf ammmtit rrtUmt /tayahlr im ktmd.
....... ... - i.
??;;
f VjT 1
. M Mu IX. X -^sr
:* "^
ffta m* la rant l Taf l<i VI, t ms XTr.
lakaa In rant a Held lb -s<r^ rsW
Tn
llfcrvtio* betWMMt ibe ohkfr mmi tk'
It. V. -W7.
Hi/'. 'f*xrnio
fin im rmL Plart
^*9n?
lamStrd. B.
Mela. 104*; a./Wt/WM. ^^ras. f. r^y.. B. lUlb.
1 ?3\ eq.
'3 rrc a row iwsud ovt for kJf-fro/U (ftaabo
"tpn ch. aame. B. MaU.tr fryr-, v.
Xf^
t.Uamm.
l>.V,56''bot. (read:) "Tl TTTrT . \ . r^n ... 79 wImm
you rent land, rent only from Ood*|iaariaf m.
^(^^^*^^
r. (|irrcd. tmamep B. Mau. IM* (Raabi

*
*n,
Y. Kad. IV. b,<. JK i^ t .-~r: -.i 'am 7BS. rand:
':
ytZir. ynn
X^SS aa, fur iD*:a>'C<-, fiMk'rmr.V. Ab. tms.
II, 40^ top nb Vc, read: rnyrz, .
it?V!-
>, prf. a. part, of W--
bn
I,
T. Vbr.
'H
II m. (Ar^ cmp. '^) wvaJr. auU (wine). Taqp,
V. Deal. VIII, 8, opp. zry\.
*n
III rimrgar, . Jtsr |1L
M^TT tn. (Vsr% cmp. Vs^) a globmlar eomniitm.H.
"TT. Bekh.7*' K.
-ij."! T ball-Uke eoBcri4MM fcNBd ia
the yakmmr (Callow-deer), v. H'^aufJ".
S*n I m.b. V-r.I, aoai. Tavy. 0b. XXXll, U;
a.
fc. Pk lis*. T. -^-
Ft KTSn (fem.). Babb. Il<>*
"^ *^
between the aaod^moands.
STT!
II m.-=yr II. Targ. Job XXIX, 18.
STTt
III,
^^
. (V-.orn) [fr<<|iMJ
rtjuyar. Targ. O. ' Kom. VI, 3
V?;
T. IKT.
Taf- F-
LXIX, 22 'r ed. (Ma. Tp. Targ. Ptot. XxV, to l6r ed.
Lag. (ed. nC'TV^ Ms. 'in).
Tarf. Bath II, 14.Ab.Zar. IS^.
Gen. R. a. 38. T. V I cb.
HolL 120* r
pn T; Ar. (d.
2Sr) a jellied Tincgar sance of meat; a. fr.
Y*.
Maaar.
III, 50* bou srrr -2 T a detcrioratad aoa, *.
Tr^i
Hall.
105*. (Y. Ter. VII,
45**
h'^
jrsrrr r^-mA %i-r- 1
Kbn 464 n^n
S*n to be sick, v. "^^r.
nS5n (b. h.) pr. n. f. Helah, an Agadic surname of
Miriam. Ex. R. s. 1, v. "is^:.
,
. T t:
-
^
Q^n m., constr. ^^H (b. h.) [secretion,} milk. Ab.
Zar.II, 6 'D1 "iaTsnUJ 'n milk (of a cow) milked by a gentile.
Makhsh. VI, 5 'n ''O serum of milk; a. fr.

'n3 lUJa tlie

boiling of
meat ivith milk, the prohibitory law concerning
&c. (Ex. XXIV, 19; XXXIV, 26; Deut. XIV, 21). Pes. 54^
V. lawin.Hull.
110'* -ilOK 'PQ '31 '"i-'^S 8t^ they did not
know that boiling meat with milk was forbidden ; a. fr.

D'^S'^a 3^n white of

eggs. Y.Ter. X,
4?'^
bot., cmp. 'paVn.

'n(!i) rs ornithogalum, Star

of
Bethlehem, a bulbous plant.
Shebi. VII, 1, v. T'Sabn; Ukts. Ill, 2.Trnsf. 'nn white
wine. Gen. R. s. 98, opp. mix.
2'^r\, S^bn, 'bn ch. same. Targ. Gen. XVUI, 8.
Targ.^ Job X,^0; a.fr'.Y.Ter. VllI, 46* 'n ^iZhn milked.
Hull. 109^ V. xnt^al. lb. 110-'; a. e.
13
^n (denom. of a^n) to milk; to yield milk. Ab.
Zar. n^ 6, V. a^n. Bekh. 2o'^ 'an nialsin . . . . ai-i the
' ' T T
majority of animals secrete no milk unless they have
given birth; a. fr.
Nif.
abn? to be milked. Sabb.
63'*
a^n-b when the bag
is tied on for milking purposes (to support the udders),
opp. iS'Z'b for drying up.
3bn ch. same. Y. Ter. VIII, 46% v. a^n.
Zl>n m. (b. h.) fatty concretion (cmp. X^n), esp. that
abdominal fat of
cattle which it is forbidden to eat, heleb
(Lev. Ill, 17), contrad. to "itjlir. Kerith. 111,1. Hull. US'*
a^na 'n bu:a^n if one boils fat with milk. Snh.
4''
a^n
'Dl "^Dl a^ni heleb a. halab which are written alike, v.
DK; a.fr.P/. D"'abri, 'pabn. Ber.1,1 QiiaxVn the pieces
of fat and the limbs belonging to the altar; Tam.VII, 3
'nn "inbllJ the (marble) table designated for the fat-pieces
(and limbs). Ker.
12* sq. 'pabn laws concerning the
eating of heleb; Y. Yeb. X, 11* top 'nb nb -imn (not
pa^nls); a. fr.[Y. Ter. X,47'> bot. "pa^n plb, v. lislpP!.]
'n ujia, v. -a^t..
3>n ch. m. (preced.) a viscous substance, glair.
Hull.
120=* HJinpl 'n ed. (v. Rashi) ; v. nhn III.
1"l2l5n nlU'ipn Ar.j m. (v. preced. wds.) glair,
white of
an egg. Xb.Zar.40''; Hull. 64*, v. li^^ri; a.fr.
Y. Ter. X,
47^
bot. pa^n p-\'b'2, read: "pabna (v. cit. in
Tosaf. to Hull. 64'>).
SDlH^n, constr. "jl'^n ch. same. Targ. Y. Gen.
XXXIX, 14; 20. Targ. Job VI, 6.
p:i^nbn, V. rsa>n.
^<:nbn, pi. i<m)tl,
v. xn^3abn.
n3S"pn f. (b.h.; cmp. abn, abn, v.rr'rh-^n) galbanum,
a gum-resin used as an ingredient of frank-incense, smell-
ing like asafoetida. Ker. 6*. lb.''; Yalk. Ex. 389 nni-i 'n
'Dl nsoial SI the smell of galb. is evil, and yet the Bible
counts it among the spices (so are the wicked with the
righteous combined in prayer).
^n":nbn (srgnbn, i^^j^sbn) ch. same. Targ.
O. Ex. XXX," 34; Targ. Y.
sf:a^V'
pl- Gitt. 69", v.
xn^jiaaiw.
pllSl^n, '^H!pn m. (compound of abn a. ns^3) bulb
of
ornithogalum. Shebi. VII, 2 ; expl. Y. ib.
37*'
bot. -j'S -'T-'Z
abn eggs (bulbs) of &c., v. abn; Tosef.ib.V, 6; Nidd.
62''
'p^'^a^ri (absorbing n); Sabb.'
90* 'bnn. Tosef. Kil. Ill, 12
psia^n.
yhi^n m, pi. nl;lb^bn, pjlb^bn (^bn, cmp.
pbn) purslane. Eruo. 28* 'bna'l (Ms. m! naibJai, read:
'bs^ai, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note, 'n absorbed, v. preced.);
Y.PeahVIII,21* top; Y.Erub.III,20'l top, expl. n-iS-inSSIS.
Shebi. IX, 1 (Mish. ed. n-^a . . . ., read: ma . .; v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note). Y. ib.
38"'
(Rabbi's maid .said) lltSJnS
T^'^r'iaba'ibri thy purslane plants have been scattered; R.
Hash. '26'''7|5'ib5ibn (Ms, M. "laibab). Ib. -^xia "iDa-i -^ST' xb
'banbn (Mss. 'bab).
'
l>n (cmp. bbn) to undermine, cave, dig. Pes. US**
'ai "i-ipsa nnbinffi Ms. M. (ed. as in Hull. 2o'' ninn)
which undermines the foundations &c. V. nibin.
Hif
T^bnn i) same. Y. Kil. IX, 32 top ri''an T'bnp
'31
rx . . . . the Lord caves the ground before them and
they roll &c.; Y. Keth. XII, 35^ top bx . , "jbnTS (corr.
ace). B.Bath.
19*' '31 p'libn-cu: "^iSn because their roots
undermine the ground.
2) to pass the slaughtering knife
under cover, to squeeze in. Hull. II, 4. Ib. 20''; a. fr.

Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. I, 5 I3inb IT^bnp 'pM< 0ai3mr i3S73

(R. S. to Kel. XXI, 1) because so much of it does the
professional fuller fold up for inserting a rod into it (v.
ain II, 2).
~-^n ch. same; Part. pass. T^bn covered with earth,
mouldering. Targ. Job XI, 17 Ms. (ed. "^bni, "]bm, corr,
ace).
I>n m. (b. h.; preced.) mould; trnsf. earthly life.
Midr.' Till, to Ps. XVII, 14 y^ii Nbx 'n "pst heled means
earth (ref. to Ps. XLIX, 2). Tanh. Ki Thabo 2 (ref. to
Ps.XVII, 14) 'n^ d^na )n they die away from this world,
V. STiibn.
mt^n f. (ibn Hif.) passing the knife under cover.
Hull. 9*; 27*; a. e.
msnbn, y. n-jibn.
Jj^n^^tin f. ch. =h. nilbn, rust. Targ. Y. Nam
XXXI, 22"(v. Rashi a. 1.).
P^
.
.
^-
Pl-
(preced. wds.) cave-dwellers. Gen. R
8. 37, transl. of
iW
(Gen. X, 17); cmp. X'^ir;.
nbn, V. '^bn.
n>n f. (b. h.; bbn)
1)
[rolled, rounded] cake. PI
nifert.^Ukts. Ill, 5 r-'in 'n (Tosef. Maas. Sh. I, 13 rbf
yf^yfm 46ft ptm
rtirtd on i> '
11. Batlt. V, 1 2 Dku. III. II vri -n fcawoy > <w>t. a. Dr,
J) (with rf. to Hum. XV, to,
of
lAf ittmfik lUbb. U. , v.
-
Hro aubjvcl tu lit* Uw of tfi'
.|iiNitlUy lu Iw Ml will* f f I''
~n M. M. (V. lut.i.
fyom wlileh the ptr
Ijmii Ulliilli R. fr.

A. M Alk
1. 1 "m
I'
> lb. ^rw
i> M I. Mi) Attn
(fi bM MM jrt
fMlu IkiaM,^ lit*
'n T^ two iK-r
- ''- ''
-nf bwrnl, mi om Ibr
lb* priMt), Y i'iii.1Llolti .#.
Tnuf. ^<i//<iA.
".'-
Himu^9ttoH
9f
trmiimt NW
It . u.bg., YmIK. Protr.NI,*.*. (rat toProv.Xx
-n wrm) Umi to AAmh
*9>
t^ ^o) rmv iw
loai HUteilltoMloo of Um world; 0ti. R.a. I7.mmI.-
lA, luiiiip nf ItmUm of Um MtohMb, tomttm a.
i. Y., of Um Ordtr of
'/''-"^
It
^>
1 ni^bn f. (<iVj) [wMifc^ tmrik Se., mmUmin
Trvm \rimm a <#,] I) riMf, mo/</. KoI. XIII,ft nr^
ti bMMM nittjr : ToMf. lb. B. Mola. Ill, 10; m.tt.- T
Ite. TMh. Kl ThAbo a (rf. to iWi Ps. XVO. 14) i
TO nite on Yt Mt^ mTVBII(V. Tm^i. od. Bub.
b. 4 i n
gontUoi) Mijr to OM aaoibar, ihoy (tiM
toMlliM) iir* full of ratt, tbaro aro itaM in Ihoir luuida^
I) dNn (iirM avMnf Am /tdt^ te mm. Midr.
KU. to Pa. XVII, 14 (Y. loim) m ^ro nlomv 'im, tboy
N thOM (pontMlodJoin) whoot bodtot bMMMaflUolod
fitb aoraa, te.; T. SbobL IX M'; Om. B. s. T0.il
N6^ Pwik. B'abaU., p.
88^; BMb. B. to 1, nwtdr;
MM td. rrtmbn, oorr. mo.).
,Tn^ V
, ^ H*
**
P^
liiifcmi (4rolote) ia Aayxia (b. k.
T. P. Bm. 1277, Nb. Qtefr. p. 373). Kidd. 7*;
it** Ms. M. (cd. tiAn, WIT. aoo.).
[Wbn, HPVn Crt) . {^) knot or Ojiy o/rAe
'fOHMtif irAcN Kfttd, (ttmu). Targ. II BUh. I,S (8)
nr^n tb Uflad btr fartntnt.

P*. lis* ^ncr

I
^[(J^rp
if ^OQ bringat data* hona, itb tl^ ibm$
lunfirding) mn to tba brewery; [oonuMBt.: witb
datoi titd op in tbv fri^]. Y. KiVru
^ >n mj'Ohrn. Tooaf. Neg.VIU. 6 So^ "nrD dwiag
dftya of daeUrad laproajr.
W^ m., V. aar.
'm^vP m. pi. h. ell. {d^ U) /bM/odioN, dtcmoM,
nV /i fi(i/;y, pniNONNl^, oteefcifefy (b. b. r(rrcc(lb). Ttg.
v. X\V. 83; a, .Bx.B.t.3; Arakb.l5*>; 8nb.l06\
jav. U. s. 7, and, t, rQ-*^;.V. rrjaV.
tQ
y
/Im/
ieriiOM (firom wbicb thare ia no appeal). 0n.B. a. 4S;
Talk. ib. 72; Kob. R, toV,15
=
'iVra itran m yri At.
ad. "hm) as man enters this world by final decision,
aoeo he leave it it (cmp. A*-
'v
?v--{Qen. B. s. 4,
eg. *,"::"'*5r.. v. X2*^ IILJ
"^Ti, 5lV^, T. tab "i-r.
ynn .(^Mto^.Hr.dUMf^-Av^q,
rV<^ BMrdMk.rv. t; Valfc.Ue.M4UMi48to
^M rVH ^ W^ t Ul^
Bw.
80*"^
m
lu rA. ciB. (oi. b4^ Ml of <
(bowols so.!.
0^bn.8Mf,tr.i^fJ-
Ot5H (k. k; V.
^
If) 4nmL Bsi. *; a. Ar-A
r49^. lV>}a.fr^lb.io>'mf8t>firtMoflmM

(mr^m f iun iImM poniM of iBo ifeiplar iMsii. la
rrakkol^ trwiif of draM; Bar. M^ la if^t
laoiod la Ar. a. olb.)
pin a. (b. b.; Mrt) fHrftirmtmt, lywfan,
B. Baili. m, 8
'31
1
'
"Air
I *n iba Bgy^tln
vffy aaMll ay8vtara it iBa vaB) givat m pvMkvi fv*
n|?tt!). 1. a. Um aiUbbor mmf bafld ^iriM B, imBwl
to i
'"
<
mi a TfifM wiadow. Om. B. a SI, aayL tv
(Oaa. ri. 18); a. v. tr^ft. r^t^ ^- ^ >mB. O. ST,
s. 1. 8. 16 af^ fi rm S88 pwiBWi did iW Lari
crania ia tiM dkf; a. f^.
Kin m. (f.
fir mr.) itrmtIK
t
^r*mm Bar. If*
noor 'n ^ s^ (ailMiaf ia Mml, t. Babb. D. 1. a. L
note 5) a life of bUtbfbII aMttT
(v- U LTfU. II).
MSpbn, rtpbn
I pr n. pL or dMri
Taif. T. l70eB.XYC7; Bx. XV. tt (b. taCt ).
Y. Oan. XVI, 14 (b. txt r^).-Ooa.B.aL48i Talk. lb. 78
(expL
*
-pTS, 0B. Xn, 7) Tn imf^Q m tiM iMd
of ItV. iran i.
n:nbn ii i; r.
rv^
P*>n
I OL (pir. V.
P^fto*.
mmttk$trmmi
, km
gM. Bwdmtiif. KaL XXnn. 8, t. ywy ILILKai. ir,
a.a. Y Ti ubit . . . bs be wbo bM oalj om drirt. Ah.
Bar. S4* pb r. a plain wbita AtMk. t. rrym. T.
11,88' (ralta 1 8aM.YII,8) 'Si '^rim knov o&
pat oa tba 8omim abin of aB IwaaBiaa, L a.
btiaaalf aaaoetbo siaaan; a.fr.TkMl a) a <
himit^ Babb.XIX,< (draw atar Iba ill wilaad wmm-
broa).b) a rom, laiftr. T. Paa. I, S7^ baC tx V<MH3
^Ht ba siripa it of oaa abirt, L e. lOBkiTea oae raw aB
aroond tba pOa of bottJaai FL. upvvi, ,'5^m^ mpW^
M. Kat. n^. T. L a. TT^
^3 (laad: 'JT&n) two lown
Toaai: EO. y, 8 tn -W two Aiiti of dlftvaat awtwtali
(s-cVs) Lam. R. introd. (R. Abbaba t); ib. to m. U
~^7
*?r rrr (the camel) witb bto aovMs oa; a. fir.
P*>rn
l> dMML T. sVr: 3) <^.
T. pirt.'
a
pllTli T. p^rty
p^>n,
MJ>lPn flbj-b. pi&nL TBig..Bx.XXII,M
rramr ^ ed. pr. Qatar ed. oalj trry,^ Imm. R. iatiwd.
(R. Abbabu 5); ib. to m, IS "T*^
'
tiiii
'
i ire as loag ar
466 obn
a Jewish Sabbath shu't (transmitted from father to son).

Sabb. 134* Xpim 'n the child's bandage, v. p^l^n I.

np^^n f. (b. h. injsVri; p^n) division, partition. B.
Bath/l22*
'31 1"nrj bir 'ris xb the distribution of land
in the future will not be like the one of the present,
lb.
126=^
'n dllp "il3:il3 lb ^1 the first-born is the legal
owner of his share before the partition has taken place.
Keth.
26=*
'n nnira as an heir's share. lb.
94*'
XS"'15 'n
division among two claimants (where evidence is wanted)
is preferable (to discretionary adjudication to one, v.
Xniir); a. e.
*nj^^>n f., constr. ri)5 vll, only in UJSJ 'r, (biS)
[smoothing the soul,^ name of a species of 6ean=n'i3J1SU3.
Nidd. IX, 7 (expl. "pDinj ^-a)
':
'n bis biu iiD-iis nb-^sb a
chewed mass of grist of beans named halukath nefesh
{RHshi -.beans split to thecore,v. JtJ?b'^niI); [Tosef.ib.VIII, 9
lUBJ np"^? TJJ ed. Zuck. (Var. -iJjnS npiS 1S>); Gen.R.s.94,
beg. lUBJ np-iy b5 Xinm biB; Yalk. lb. 152 rp'J by "I'^xaaJ
"^35 the bean-grist used for (relieving) the pressure of
the soul; cmp. Y. Kil. I,
2?''
top, etymol. of r,iSWa, a.
B.Bath. 16*, quot. s. v. Mffi'ns.Our w. is prob. a popular
re-adaptation of AUca, v. Sm. Ant. s. v.]
jj^nbn hosts, V. jtb-'H I.
TT :
-. '' "
?*n, Pa. T'^n (cmp. yhn) to gird, to form a sinus;
to lift'thc cloak. Targ. II Esth. I, 2
(3), v. vhn.
Part.
pass. 'hryi. lb. VI, U '^nbin "pT^npi his loins girt (his
cloak lifted up, ready for labor).
j">n, ^"n, *n m. (v. preced.) 1) conchiferous
animal, snail, oyster, esp. purple-fish, purple-shell used
for dying fkheleth (nbrn). Snh.
91* 'inx 'n (ed. nnx, v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 60 a. Ar. s. v.). Pesik. B'shall.
p.
92* '^l iTtn 'n as the snail grows, its shell grows with
it; Deut. R. s. 7, endSabb. 26* (expl. fi'^na'i, Jer.LII,16)
'31
'n "^li'^S the shellfishers from &c. Men. 44*. Meg. 6;
a, fr. PL nisitbn. Snh. 1. c. 2) name of a beetle or
locust, v. next w.Y. Sabb. I,
3''.
Yalk. Ex. 185; Tanh.
Vaera, ed. Bub. 19.
3)
(cmp. Lat. Cochlea) a snail-
shaped piece of a chain, screw. Kel. XII,
1
; Tosef. ib.
B. Mets. II, 3.4) an eye-disease, also called u;n3. Bekh.
VI,
2; ib. 38^ Sifra Emor ch. II, Par. 3. [Kidd. 72*;
Yeb. 16^ V. Tllbn.]
^^-"-P^
ch. same,
\) purple-fish; snail. Targ. Y. I
Deut.^ XXXIII, 19 (v. Meg. 6*).P^. 'iiTbr:. Ab.Zar.28'^
v. inp^iiri.
2) beetle or locust. Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 42
Ar. (ed. Wisbn, h. text bisbs).
3) an affection of
the eye.
Targ. Y.I Lev. XXI, 20 Ar. a.oth. (ed. lif^ri; Y.II r\^^^h>r^\
read : HDiTbril ; v. Ii^n).
~'n~n, ""In" n m. (brhn) penetration
of
a poison-
ous substance, poison. Tanh. Mishp. 18; ed. Bub. 12 ('bin,
corr. ace.)
'31 0233 irTi 'nti the poison (of the flies)
entered their bodies; Yalk. Ex. 359.
^"^^111511
f. (v. preced.) winding; pi. ni^bitibri in-
trigue's. Lev. R. s. 20 (expl. bibbmb, Ps. LXXV, 5)
r.r-i 'n cabuj ibx x-^sniSi^b (some ed. ni'sbnbn) to
those creating confusion, those whose hearts are full of
evil intrigues; Tanh. Ahure 2 'bnbri; Yalk. Lev. 524
ni*bnbin ; Yalk.Ps. 8 1
1 ;
[Lev. R. s. 17 (ref. to Ps. LXXIII, 3)
'31
nibbin . . ibx a'^"n^ii< xn"i3>on (read: ibx^x^asiyjaa),
v. nbbin].
P.>in*n f. (next w. : v. preced. wds.) mesentery, a
membrane keeping the entrails in position. Hull. 50'.
*n*n (b. h.; Pilp. of bbh) 1) to penetrate info cav-
ities; to perforate. Sot. 7''; Num. R. s. 9 ^"il'^i bnbnri
(the powder on a wound) penetrates and goes down (into
the body). Gen.R.s. 98
'31
'n^ IG""") its venom penetrates
(the body of the bitten one) after (the serpent's) death.

2) to shake, roll (in a vessel &c.); to rinse. Makhsh. 111,6

')3irib 'n if he washed olives by rolling them in the rain
water.

Part. pass, bnbsin^, f. nbnbin?a hollow, blown up

;
loosely put in. Oh. IX, 7 'rra ''bs a hollow vessel (not
packed entirely), opp. n:i1SS<. Kel.X,3 'msn n-innn rsiS^
'31 (Bart. 'nbnniSil) the stopper of a keg which can be
moved around, without, however, falling out of* itself.
Teb. Yom I,
1 ; a. fr.
Hithpalp. bnbnrn, Nithpalp. bnbnns i) to permeate
Num. R. s. 9 '31 d"'bribnn?3 on^ that they will permeate
all her limbs.

2) to be shaken in a holloiv space, to be

thrown about. Mikv.IV,3 '3i 'nr73 ni"i11S m if pebbles
rolled about in the spout.
3) to be permeated (with
poison) to be affected, injured. Y.B.Kam. I, beg.
2'^
'nnai
lbl3 and the whole of it is damaged (by the heat &c.).

4)
(cmp. <^bn) to be weakened, be neutralized. Y. Ter.
VIII,
46* top 'nn^ npi'^ba '"S through salting it, the
poison is neutralized.
*n*n ch. sAme, topenetrate, to hollow out. Hull.
119'^
bJibni: ''binbij the hair perforates the skin.

Part, jyass.
bn^n^ hollow; loosely filled. Ber.59^' ''!?l^^j^ "^bmbn
"^235?
(Ms. p. bnbni?: . . Xa"^?) the clouds are not entirely filled
with water. Pes. 74* "TV21 '^T^'^X because the wood is hollow
(having marrow inside); a. e.
Ithpalp. bnbnnx, bnbnij* l) to be perforated, be open.
Ber.l.c. Ma. F. v. supra.Esp. to be permeated by 2)oison,
feel the effect of
poison. Y. Ab. Zar. II, 41* hot.; Y, Ter.
VIII,
45"^
hot. 'nn^Xl IS . . p-^SOX xb he had scarcely
drank of it when he became affected (collapsed). Y. Ab.
Zar. II,
40''
top nbnbnn^ nn^n he saw that the plaster
was poisoned.2) to tremble. Targ. Ps. XCVII, 4. Targ.
Y. Ex. XXXII, 11 (h. text brr^l); a. e.
I2!3ll I (v. Sibn II, a. Syr. abn P. Sm. 1277) bind up,
mix, esp. to stir flour in hot water, v. nu'^br. II.

Part, i
pass, aibn a paste prepared by stirring, dumpling. Y.
Hall. I, 58* top; Y. Maasr, I,
49''
ll-Q 'n a real halut
(concerning which there is no doubt as to the obligation
j
of Hallah). Y, Ab. Zar. II, 42* top '3l 1Dini3 'n the
halut (prepared by a gentile) wants finishing through
fire (frying or boiling) ; a. fr.
Nif. ::bri3 to become consistent through stirring. Y.,
Hall. 1. c. h3"ns b3 iii:br!3 sufficiently stirred to be a
consistent paste-ball.
*v
47 ^
U"^ rli. MUM, II to mmA iMifr Tmi II Umi.
hmm id ilMir (Uw MMMrtiMMTi bMAft Y. Kmk, I%,MM^
^ibn
468
D'>n
2) to be sick, grieve. Yoma22^
B. Kam.
20> 'n itb n53=
'31 how little does lie whom the Lord supports need to
grieve or trouble himself! -3) to remit. Keth. 86 top
nVn'^ni, v. bsin ii ch.
Pa. "'^n 1) to sweeten.
Part.
pass. f. J<l)Tra.
Cant. B.
to III, 4 xnD'^ir
ni'^br^a nsusn
during the sweetest sleep.
Ah. z'ar. SS**
stn'^juiaiy "n^ Ms. M. the fatty substance
(absorbed in the knife)
becomes sweet again (loses its
bad taste); ed. 'U: n^^ tf.'fsryo
(read: 'irb) it (the strong
taste of assa foetida) sweetens &c. [Ber.6'^ 'rhnv
Stp ed.,
Ms. "V^n^ V. ^bn I.]
Ithpe. "^^nnx C^HFIK) to become sweet.
Targ.Y. II Ex.
XV, 25.
"bn m. (preced.) sweet. Targ. Y. II Gen.
XLIX, 21.
Targ. Y. U Deut. XXIX, 17 (ed. Amst. 'hn; Y. I ''Vr>,
^>!in).Arakh. lO'' (play on b^>n) irhp m because its
sound is 8weet.-Jfem. s<:>n, 6tn>t^>n, xn-^bn.
Targ.Prov.
XXIV, 13 Vtrhru ed. Lag. (ed. Wii.
xb-^n-i, corr. ace).
Targ. Ps. XIX, 11 (Ms. xrx-^ljbn,
pl.)-Sabb.
109''
\xrrhir\ StSlinx a sweet orange. Pi. l^b'^, T^^T' (T^''")-
Targ.Ps. CXIX, 103. Targ. Prov. IX, 17 (some ed. n-^bn,
corr. ace.) lb. II, 16. -Ab. Zar.
38' "^^bw as to sweet
ones, V. S<3%"i6<.
^bn, "^bin m. (b. h.;
nbn) 1)
disease. Snh. 64 OX
PT^bnV. . ."masn if this woman (I) shall rise from her
sickness, lb. Pnbinb . . -nmnir n-Jia I would rather re-
lapse into my disease;
a.fr.-B.Met8.87*
^n-'^nx 'H nbm
(missing in Mss., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) that he had
been sick once before.-Pi.
n^xbn, -pxbn, d-^bn, orbn.
SQt.47^
Gen.R.s.56;
a.fr.
2)
(sub.bsa);)0<in<, sw/fcm-.
Hull. 110*; a. fr.
H'^bn m. (^bn) secretion, serum. Pes.
74'' fr^-ibn
-i^DxVts serum is forbidden. [lb.
115'^ T^ari
n^^bn, v.
x^biin II.]
srs^bn, v. -bn.
T . -:
^
rbn, >^n m. (v. -litsn) one afflicted
tvith an eye-
disease called V^^f?.
Targ. O. Lev. XXI, 20 (ed. Berl.
p^n, V. Berl. Masorah p. 72).
rbn, Pa. of ibn.
St2^bn I f. part, of -Jbn.
T -:
5!<D''bniI f., pi. iJ^n^'^^n
(v.MbnlI)nw^s,necfc-
Zace. Targ? Is. Ill, 20 (h! text
Q^TUnb). Targ. Hos. II, 15
'21 n-Jibn (constr.) her pearl-strings (h. text JT^bn).
i^D^bniii
(nt2^bn, '^bn) c. ch.=h.
n-o^bnn
or -J^bn
(v?-jbn I). Y^Ned. VI, beg.
39^'; Y. Naz. V,
55<=
top. y! Ab. Zar.V,
44'ibot. r-^-ibn their (the Samaritans')
haM.Pl.
(fem.)6<n-J'^bn;
(masc.) r-?^bq.
Targ. II Sam.
XIII, 6 ;
8.Y. Hall. I,
57'* pTOT 'H h. sold in the market
(mixed 'with oil), v.
-p-j^-ipps. lb. (expl. rno^ nbn) 'n
^^:an water-/i. (for which Pes.
37>^ B^n2 "^bsS bU3 lilbn).
Y.Erub.III,20d"p''bn
bast (read:
^J^bn or X'J'^bn); Gen.
B,. s. 94, beg. "palbri (Ar. T'-^J'^bK,
dial, for 'n)-
niQ^bn I f.=ch. x-j^bn II. Y. Meg. I, 7r bot. n^n
'n '^SHD 11^5? if the writing was in the shape of half
a necklace (of three or more strings, i. e. in decreasing
lines).
ni3^bnil
(n^brir) f. (=-J^br, v. -Jbn
D
a paste
made of flour
stirreYin boiling water, dumpling. Hall.
1, 6; Y. ib.
58* top "p^n "irb nop 'n hdlitah is flour put
into hot water, contrad. to nD-^Sa which is "jinb Ti^n
n^ap (v. Tosef. ib. I, 1);
Pes.
37*^ (Ms. 0. n-jbnri; v. vers,
in Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 6);
Y. ib. U, 29'. Y. Ber.
VI,
10''.
nia^bn m f. Cjbn H, v. -Jbnn) the priest's final
decision on leprosy. Sifra Thazr. Par. 3,
ch. IV nnxb
'31 n-^no n-j-^bn (R. S. to Neg. VIII, l wn^n) immediately
after having originally declared it unclean on account
of a sound spot in the sore (Lev.XIII, 10, sq.). [Ib. "jbnn
ID'^bn, Snt2^bn m. (denom. of X'J-'bn III) seller
of
pastry, confectioner."'Y. B. Bath. H, beg., 13'\ v. n^'JD'^X.
Y. Hall. II,
58'^
hot.; a.e.Pl. X^T^'^bn.
Y.Shebi. VH,
37'
top xiTjbn.
n"'"'bn, Pes.
115'', V. Kljbsinn.
b'^bn (v. bbn) to turn, bore, chisel. Targ. Is. X, 15.
b'^bn m. (b. h.; bbn, v. preced.) fife,
flute;
frequ.
b4nr?*
*^ flute-players^
the music in the j^rocession.
Arakh. II, 3 '31 nso 'nn the fluters play in front of the
altar. Ib.
10^ niDX
l^i'^n 'n ir"^n haliland abbub are the
same. Bice. Ill, 3 orT'SEb nsn 'nn the fluters precede
them playing. Succ. V, 1
'=1 r^^^r^ 'nn for musical per-
formance (on the Succoth festival) there are five and
six days respectively; a. fr.Pi. O-^b-^bn, 'p^bn. Arakh.
II, 3. B. Mets. VI, 1 '31 'n Sf^anb to bring pipers for a
wedding or a funeral. Kinnim III, 6 ;
a. fr.
^b^bn ch. same. Targ. Y. Deut. XVI, 14.P/.
^b^bn.
Targ.'^Ps. CL, 4 (h. text rri'O).
^^^'DTl c. (v. preced.) I) hollow. Constr. b-^bn. Targ.
Ex.XXVII,8
(h.textain?).2)
rounded, going all around.
':
B. Bath. 61% v. Xpna III.Ab. Zar. 10^ v. K^3iap.Pi.
i K^b-ibn, f. Stn^bn.^ Targ. II Chr. XXVI, 15. Sabb. ST*
I
'n '^S'^n chains composed of chord rings (v. X^bin I).
T\'T0T\ adv. (v. preced.) 1) round about, in turn.
Succ.V,' 6^'n -p'-nin they take turns all around. Keth.
X, 6. Tosef. Zeb. 1,
1 'n mtn we are moving in a circle,
i. e. this way of arguing will lead to no conclusion;
Zeb. lO** 'n intin ed. I am moving &c.; a. e.
2)
(b. h.;
cmp. 'p^^n s. V. b'in III) outside, foreign to. Gen. R.
8. 49
; Yalk. ib. 83 (expl. nbbn, Gen. XVIII, 25),
v. nx^S,
a. b'in III; Tanb. Vayera 8
3-^03 nbbn it may be read
halalah (desecration), "b xm bin xb is it not too profane
for thee?
D^bn m. ch. (cmp.
Dibn s. v. obn I) sound,
capable of
restoration to the original
strength or form.
Ab.Zar.69,,
o^^n SSn
Ml* ditutb<i piioJiiDgof Oki (topper
bji|i (liy mvlliac iin<l li*rdiiiiMr
>i{AliU. >luU. ll** n *>^7 (ntlier (if |tlti or rotili can
Hi ttioiidiMl M to rtfAlit iu origiiMiJ iriiKtli lb. ^
:i Tn yngji wtiwi Jo w aay, ltU*r Qua !> mmdMl As..
v%liii It U apllt traltfht UiruuMlt.-(ii. 11**^
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-
=":
IJ (Tiirir. lro% IX, 17 0^ t.m*' J. ^
C^bn Hrtamimg, v.
bV] II.
O'^n, /^j, of obr I.
^"^V? nt. (C)>r.) cAorii kmfe, 9Umhlwiit-kmif9^H.
: -n r"^ til* pUc 111 ;>l wbaf* lb*
^ kiiivM wr kept. ^ . 7 (Talia. cA.
-r ir. iioo.)
i
YomA H*
"9^ TVi rr: ^^ M. IL a.
\ I ,. it. r.n yd) ioaM* of Um koivM* e*ll.
S***n pr. n, 01. ifdiifa. B. BmIi. 123* bot. r tot
1 'rVn, Var. w\m. wVr. 'V^, r. lUbb. I>. 8
I
'^'^>^ f. (b. i). rbr)
1) replaeemtnl,
tubtlUtUion.
. Her. Tl!^5' when u tciiolar diM, *Vrtr
T5^ jra^ r;
t t on* to uke hU plaMf
S)
pi. r'Sflr.
. . . r;:n I.
ZT"bn,
IX'^'^n
. pi. (ci>n)
d
excAov*.
*-
''HutioH. Kidd. I, "^C^^na m . . . . TTS aa aooo a one
<>f tlio partiM to the sohaofa baa takn poMMston, the
,th.>r inkM th<> Hk for ita tzebange. Y. Br. 11, y, a.e.
~
!!tod; a. fr Bap. hdlifim, a form
ling to the porobaaar an object aa H
viu) 'lioal subatitute (v. Kuth IV, 7). Kidd.
22** "rz Tn
.i siiivt*. may be taken poatettion of aUo by ymbol. B.
Mot.s. ib\ a. ft*. Tt rTS93 TSO'S "pK Qoina cannot be naed
fur M-mboUcal delivery; a. f^.
2)
yommg tAoofe (coming
ut of A stump). 8hhi. I, 8. Tosef. B. Kam. II, 1 (Y.
1'. 3*
top *"t5"r).
*"'*""
-')
knot, loi'p-kuofPl.TS'hr:. To*f.
N -Z- T ed. Zuck. (Vhf. T^MS: some ed.
ncurr. i:->';n) the loopa in a akein.
rTIi**n f.
(*,'?")
takii^ out; tmtyit^, ptUiutg off.
I'osef. KeK. VI, 10 Tz aa regarda taking oat the leprous
on, ,l,ev. XIV, 40), V. rcTT:. Y. Ber. Ill, beg. i' "TC
^ V. .:iras taking off the TfiUin.Eap. (>=V7T? r
y
ar
)
//.. I's.iA, the ceremony of taking off the YalMun's shoe
.l>eut. XXV. 511). Yeb. XII, 1
'21 Ti rroTS the proper
HHv of performing the H. is before three men acting aa
nuiges. lb. rta^OB nrs^Vn the act kc. is invalid; a.T.fk-.
Sr^""^!
;
ch. same. Yeb. 102* XTWys T: a ftiHy
le^al Hdlitsak. lb. 106^ Tn ac^ a document tstifvtnir
to the performance of the Hdlitfak.
p^5n, pi. ftimir.
"E^^n*
^'
P^*^
WfCTp'ba MTOip^ B. iuiii.tr Ar.. lu m..
(paifcNi. "i .
a a purt Utwu
Tarf. Hm. TII (h.
tMt
< >^fus, MftJilab. 1, I Abba Jmi ^933 C^
Ti
iN. (m!.
two worda) of ioloe, eiilsa # T)b"ii.
Z^bn to ha mmk, v. t^.
C^^, tZ^TI mli. liffi, mmk, aM. Taqr io*i
IV. io'(e4.
Uf!
^)^IVh.
Wf-^
Tail, Lmi. 1. l>
(Var.
'^i
h. leBt nnp.
Tuff. I. !!. fX. tl
Mf^
nti*bn f. (preeed.) iiiitiliiy. /irfalit ran ir
kmmmtiUim^itfatOM fri4a. Baa. B. lu oHb nmi i6
^ Tl I will Boi OMb* Ihcfli fael kmailtoleJ.
S'-bn
eh.
n:r*n, . wv^.
J>n, Tan.
Job XI, 17. . Tjr.
5bn (b. h.; T. Oee. B. Diet.** a. tt. ^Sn I. H) I) (r.
ban) fo Vo//. turm. Ber. 81* (ref. to Vr-. Ex. XXXI t. :
!
&"uirvi nrw
T"""
n'lo ui i*Vj jfju Xa M. (v. itis ^ i,*-
(Moaea) turned justice into mercy in their bebalf; Talk.
Ex. S2 VTJ(Jfi/'.).fTanh. Yitbro I bV?r r^ reed ttr-.J

2)fo 6or<, kottou;pierre, r.^Ti, %n I.3) fo mtrrotmJ;

to plan imltUe a eirde, r. \rr. Iff,
'
j&
f.L
Naa. 54 (ref. to Kom. XIX, 18) TT 7c "ai -0 n 'ir-z
>1 'on something severed', that meapa a limb wbicb bat
been eat off a living body, and oa wbicb then wee aot
fleab esoagb to bave nwde beeliaf poaaible
j
*OX TH r^zz
"SI 'an *oa aometbing dead*, that mean* a limb aevered
from a corpae; ib. S.'i
Sif.
Vri: to btcvmc
VTr,
to etau to Utaertd. Sbcti.
1.8 Wrr TTontil tb* frviu beoooie available lor private
use; T. ib. 33* top Jlil'V "T7
" IC'AI T* TTW "V frz
-n TTiR what doea ad tkepMOm ateaaf Uatil tbey are
redeemed (in tbe foartb year), or aatil tbcy beeoaae
kmOim of tbemaalve* Cm tbe iftb yev)i
Hi/1 Vrrt I
)
[to af< ia aaolsoa,] fo ft^ra. 8ilM Hoak IS4
(red toDeou III, 24) "n ryrrr} nrit tfaoa baat begaai to
open tbe door 4c. Dcaa. VII, 4 luiiin Vr^ T. ed. Itr.
Babb. D. 8. a. L aote) and be aiay at oaee eoaHMaee
driakiag (llaiai.; v. infra).2) to aMbr T^Wi; to Iraal
a aow; to
p
twfmi. Ber. 1. c (ref. to HaM. XXX, S) irr
6 r^iirz rnrat Vsx Vnr? Vit be biaaelf caanot break
a vow, bat otbexs may break it tat bim
(
abaoiva him
;
Hag-io* Time . . . Vrrs . .; RX.B.8.4S V=at)rTr
bbn
470 sbbn
sni-Q nan, corr. ace). Dem. 1. c. nni^l bn'i'Ot and thus
he redeems, and he may drink (R . S.) ; Tosef. ib. VIII, 7
T^^ nniiri '^1.Kidd.
77'^
(ref. to Lev. XXI, 15) br he
prodttces profanafmiihegeta degraded priests), v. "brill.
3) to turn, change. Talk. Ex. 392, v, supra.
Pi. b^n 1) to break a vow, to profane, to desecrate;
to degrade. Deut. R. s. 2 (play on nbnn, Deut, III, 24)
'31 tnls^ri hast thou not broken the oath? (8ifr6 Num. 134
riisrin, v. supra). Ab. Ill, 11 n'^ttjipn rx b^n'sn who
treats' profanely sacred things (causes them to be car-
ried out and burnt). Ab. Zar.
28= 'dI ri'h:!
T^T^
yo"
may desecrate the Sabbath for the sake of curing it;
a. fr.Esp. to cause the loss
of
the priestly status. Mace.
2^
VsnnT: IS'^K b^'j'sri he (the priest marrying a divorced
woman) who causes the loss of priestly status (to his
issue) does not lose the priestly status himself; bsnb X^fi
bi'^ri ^^ he who intended to cause the loss of priestly
status (by false testimony) and did not succeed.
2)
(v.
Deut. XIV, 24, sq.) to redeem, to make available for private
use. Maas. Sh. I, 2; a. fr.
Pa. bssin 1) to be removed from, the piHestli/ status,
become aVsVi. Kidd.
77=^
(ref. to Lev. XXI, 15 'he shall
T T ^
not degrade') '=l fT! IjaIH"^ xb no degradation shall be
caused

which can only refer to a person who had a

status and now becomes degraded (i. e. his wife).
2)
to
be r'edeemed, to become secular again. Part. Vsirra, f.
nb^!irt53. Dem.V, 1, a, fr. T^'S-'lt^ hs 'r^^^ and it is redeemed
by setting aside its value. Maas. Sh. II, 10 IT "^D ... !TC
l-^bs 'n (not IT hv, v.Rabb.D.S.a.l.) this Sela (which has
been set apart as an equivalent for second tithes) shall be
redeemed against the wine which the clean (sons of
mine) may drink in Jerusalem, i. e. I buy with this Sela
only that portion of the wine which the clean may
drink. Ib.
'31 D^ib^inri ibi^n ms^a 1-in that money (de-
dicated for purchasing equivalents in Jerusalem) shall
be redeemed against thy fruits; a. v. fr.3) to be loosely
joined, to be a movable link. Sabb.
52''
pbbin^S referr-
ing to movable links, (v. X^^^in I). Y. Pes. I, 27 top
nibi)inrS when the vessels can be rolled about, opp.niSIBX
close together (v. Vii^ri).
Hithpa. 'blnrn, Nifhpa. Vsnn? l) [to be perforated,]
(of bowels) to be loose. Esth. R. to I, 8 'P-J^ ilb^rnn'^.UJ.
2) to be profaned, desecrated, degraded. Ab.1, 11. Mace.
2"*,
V. supra. Yeb.
79'^ '31
V^nn'' bxi rather than that the
name of the Lord be profaned in public; a. fr.
"^^^ni ch. same, 1) to perforate, v. 'b'^br;.
2) to de-
grade, profane. Part. pass, b'^bn, f. xbibn. Targ. 0. Lev.
XXI, 14.
3)
(denom. of x|in) to be profaned. Targ. Ez.
XXII, 26 nbni.
Pa. b'^bn 1) to desecrate, profane, degrade. Targ.Prov.
XXX, 9; a. e.Part. pass, bbna, f. xbbn:^, Nsni2. Targ.
0. Lev. XXI, 7 (ed. Berl. NPn^', Regia xbni:).Y. Kil.
IX,
32''
top, a. e.
'31
'iS'^Vsn'l
K^b'^'l did we perhaps des-
ecrate the Sabbath? Ber.
6-''
'Vsn-a Ms. (ed. pbnn);
a. e.2) to redeem. B.Mets.44''
"J'^V^n^
xb x'T'SN N5TJ
Ave dare not redeem coins with goods.
Af.
b-^nx, b^ni< same, to desecrate. Targ. 0. Lev.
XIX, 8. Targ. Am. II, 7 i<\'ni<:' (ed. Lag. N&Siib) ; a.fr.
Part. pass. f. S^bfi^O, v. supra.
Ittaf. bnPiX, bnPN, brtPix to be profaned. Targ. Ez.
XXXVI,
23
'(not bnns). l'b.VII.24; a. fr.Snh.51'' X3"^n
xnirn Stbnni?;'! if she degraded herself now ;
!<^'>ip1
'rri
she was degraded before this.
^!^n II (cmp. bnbn), (mostly) Pa. Wsn (v. pveced.)
[to turn in a hollow space,] to wash, rinse. Targ. II Chr.
IV, 6. Targ. Lev. I, 9; a. fr. Hull. 113* xn^'J -"S "^V^riT
when they washed the meat in the slaughter house.
Af.
b-^brx same. Targ. Ruth III, 3. Hull.
95''
toj
'31 i<UJ'^*i b'lbrip (or b"^2rjia) Ar. (ed. "inn?3) he was wash-]
ing an animal's head in the river, v. "ilH.
*5ni m. (b. h.; VpH) cut all around, beheaded, ii
gen. dain. Sot.
45''
(ref. to Deut. XXI,
1)
piDPi X>1 T
slain but not strangled,
'31 IB^BO xbl 'n slain but not
^
rolling in dying agony. Ib.IX,4 IIXIS^ 'n ilti'jyii Blp^?
from the place whei-e he has been cut, that means, (tH
measurement starts) from his throat, v. bbn III. Y. Naa
Vn,56''(ref.toNum.XIX,18)'nsin^b3'n:3 6p7w/aZmeanli
whoever is slain,
'31 "i2X inT 'ra behalal means a severed"]
limb without sufficient flesh, v. bbn, M/".Hull.
3*
a. e. (ref. to Num. XIX, 16) 'n3 5<in I'nn Sin a swor|
(with which a person has been killed) has the saml
levitical status as a slain bodj'. Koh. R. to VIII, lOfi
Yalk. Ps. 808, a. e. (play on bbinn^ Job XV, 20) 'm nj
(the wicked man even in his hfe-time) is dead and b^
headed; Tanh. Yithro 1 bblH na (corr. ace); ib.ed.Bub^
a. ir.Pl. tD-^V^r;. Sot.
45'';
a. e.
^^vHlI (b.h.;bbri) [put outside,] halal, one unfit for
priesthood on account
of
his father''s illegitimate con-
nect ion (Lev. XXI, 7; 14, sq.). Kidd. IV, 6. Snh.
51*'
a. fr.P/. ti-O^r,, -pbbn. Kidd.
77'', v. nip^; a. e.Fer
nsbr. the female issue of a priest's illegitimate connection
or a priesVs wife illegitimately married to him. Ib.
n^3Tl:a, v. -I3T; a. h.Pl. niVpn. Ib., V. nip;??; a. e.
5^niII m. (bbn) 1) cavity, empty space, holloi
throat; inside. Ukts. II, 8 Pbbn nx -"S-ord you squeeii
its cavity (compress it); Y. Yoma VIII,
44'^ hot.
(]
Low, Pfl. p. 123). Ab. Zar. 28^ 'n bU3 ln3a an interi
sore (as in the mouth, throat &c.). Y. ib. II,
40''
toj
Y. Sabb. XIV, U^ top
'31 tD-iSSbl 'nn
'i'2
Sirr:: hz what-
ever is in the throat and farther inside may be cured
on the Sabbath, opp. to ns^^n )^;
cmp. Sot.
45'' quel
.
s. V. bbn I. Hull. Ill, 1 if the heart is perforated T!^'Z-
ibbn up to its chamber. Ber.
19"'
nS:: 'n a hollow space
ofVne hand-breadth. Hull.
44''.
Pes.
54^ Pibbn the for-
mation of its interior; a.fr.PZ. Q'^Vsn. Ber. 60*', v.bipn.
2)
(cmp. n'^binblj) iyitricacy, devices. Sabb. ll'' b'r P^VpH
niU3"i the devices of political government.
Jj^'^t'Il, n^^n ch. same, 1) space, cavern, hole.
Targ.^Y. Lev. Xxfll, 42.- Y. Kil. IX,
32''
hot.; Y.Ketli.
XII,
35''
'na inn'' put them into a cavern. Ab. Zar.
28"
NIXia i:2'l 'n neck-hole of a garment. Y. ib. II,
40'' top
r;5br:3 XS'^y
^!"yj
(not n? bns) considers the eye like an
'^ft'?
471
>?
,.. ,.^.... ii. !.
.itiioiii onth-
lui'i-'"-
, |ifwi.j|i

'f! Mf- Ml.

frroMfM of
'i. Hi, I) u; . 11. M
l>. H. M. I. nol A),
iim N^ 11 Vs About itU Um tmu9i \h
nVT\^ f.. V. H\t) II, M prel. w.
WT\ I (h, h.; omp. 3V<) (to hr ^ft. woM. i4mMI.1
-St iMtf,
opf>.
I. i.iMf. Tr. I, S
O'ur'C if one li At Uidm in*an, aI limM mi*;
-^
'
Yailt.Vll.Uff.4r
XIV, b. t4^
Q .>! I nil z'\r^
C^r II (b. I. <.d. wds.) [to guthtr kumor,
(emp. V;;^),Daoin. 8*Vn (ciii|i. ouxvtoc,
' iitm; from which B^) to dream. Ilvr.
55*'
I liHtl A drvAii). lb. TTV. ^h 'rrt s^V^ drvAin
t.h lu^ 1 him. T(wr. 8Abb. VI
II). 7 r*-' ; you niAjr hAV dmrnia;
ir,
3^n, D^^ ob. Mm*. TArg. Oen. XXXVII. b
II. t , .i. fr.
^ to amtuH on interpreter
of dream$
>
iATg. .Tf
^v!\ '^ ^
y-'
D^n, T. oftr.
ir.
-/'.
-
rg. Job \
"t
h.-h.O'ftr. TATK.Oeu. XXXVII,

J
ivdrAAin. lb. TT^srsinoar drvAin;

, 'Vr..
Taiv. Joci III, 1; A. fr.
'^,
ed. Lar. xrrb, ed. WU. jrr-i
^'-
m. (proood., y.P.Sin. 1284) drramer, or inter-
rroow. jPf. K^T^n, oontU-. "?Vj. TiMg. Jer.
\XIX.8 'z^ X'SrA^;
"i^
\no\y^,
^)
your drcAmen
or interpreters) whom you oonalt
S'ZTn (rnSXj l) f. Cz\r. I) a son
/
rrwrur
. -r lUAkiug veis. KeI.XI,4 (Ar.A,ed. Dehreob. r!~:-
r sef. ib. n. MetA.1, 4, aq.
< 1 -
-
1 II f. (V. precd ;hi in leather; cmp.
r-V~. S;bb. 91**
bot, *h e'7 - ac whore the bAg
oil., d (which the thief might rip to take pocvessioD
>'( iu contouts).
Urginous plants (v. P.Sm. 1884 . v. jtrrsr), j.r 1 . >i
.'"
i,
v
V.Kil. V, end,3(v\ Y. Ber. VI,10' bot rrrbr (reAd;
'--
To^sef. Kil. HI, 12 r.-cs-n ed. Zuck. (Vat. mrbrv
"pCTH ('^) m. (v.preeed.) yolk, ydkne
of
on egg.
Ah. Zah 40; HulL 64
(oorr. as in Ab. Zat. L c). Y.
itoii 4\ . f. irrri. v. l^>r. (Af fA4
T>9i^l
H:"r^ di. TAff. Job VI .d. WU. (V.
e4 1v*
iui.l,iY.(l.o.Ar. r-
i'ttyi pr o pi HoUamiMk {ttmk}, m
Htm4 hf haoUliO
It. (<i I. 17
foatitee. Lot.
V ffT.T** P*'_!.l^ V ^"
5c:*:
^tTT n..b.: omp.aV^ sbn) (lo b* *oofA. alMemk^
i
',) l)tocMf. Oooom. r*: '-flip'
'
^f fom. Naai.E..l" r-i .--. . Prav.
-rn rr fff him wbo putod ava/ sad
;<. ncAflRye. T.Bor. Il.y top r^
irmoetipf plAcie. Dofli.lll,*rrrsr'
V. ed. ZTTp, Pi.i AiMpooted of ogohoi^t (tbe
;!>n io h<r tniAt). lb.< V^i"-"" - ^
*"'
" fJ**
^ hot hAA been ipoUod ; a. fr.
/^""
r"-*-
"
1k. Oen. l ; oo wuj r**
"
. Pem. 1 pTA; a. o.
to ^.zrAaiife, Lut^. IL Mote. VIII. 4
f one exohAOgoe o eow for as aae.!>.
I.e. "^nb mrsf; v.rapra; llalLA** "ftV-V HTWr;fl.fcv^
2) to drive young akooU, to grow agaim^ Bnib. 100**; a.
e., . 7t^ Poeik. B. a. 1 1
'31
r-ir^ t. tt*.
) to dmmge;
to reveroe. Brub.

V^ 1^6 ts^ providod they do
not ohAi^ carrier*. SabbTt*'; a. fkr^Ermb. 9* |6 ^rgS
rrsrr it la not neraairy to reTane (tbe atboriliaa
;
BeU.
3*'.
a. e. TB*^,
v.
-;t3l).Part. pMa. Jjl J

t- If^l!^
Ib. nsrm 'c tbe utoment most be revcrrMd (tbo aatl>or>
ities for the two optniooa aaAt bo acbaafcd); Bc4a.S*.
4) to 6e oai^^piioitf, to efnioMolc. Sak. M*; a. ol bs
-'^nsn be wbo oqaiTooatoe i hia paeeh, if Uko an
'
fJkpo. rir^v. iWllfia. sjrr? 1) to
*< ei5-
. up. Y. Pe*. VI, 3S bot. CT 7?
"^
-;b) a thing whidi i* Dot Ukdy to bo ex-
miftake); ib. rrirrrb; ib.^ topu Ab Zar.!?"-
-:
. . . rm money aet adde for Porim was
noney *c. llidd.5i* 'rs "^ i
'
-Cr.,::
'
- aad
. mlatakc betvoofl fyoh
aod op6; &
iaib, 16' t'^ttz\ Ib.
"9 *:
i6 I moke no mistake; ..

.) to change (in oppearamee

)
. Peak. B. a. 2(J<K0)
rm7= sr^rr: yoa hare ehaoged (beyood tomgnltion
)
IiToogh atarration; 'n .!. . . i ^zh r* roo will rhaflgf
liroogh ploB^. Talk. Gen. 1S3 Tsrr^ -at ro rmr:
(prob. J II '!) what name I mar be ordered to aaMme
iu tarn.3) to 6e omeeeeded, reSetei, brwufttrti. Iv.
R. s. SS, and "i^an *m the king baa beoB
5i^n
472 fbn
(displaced; Num.R.s.9,beg.
'31 n^). Yalk. Deut. 813
")1'^2
'Dl '3UJ when the governor was recalled and another &c.
Num. R. s. 5, beg. '3l tTTQ^a 5]^rirnb to be transferred
from one service to another. Y. Taan. II, beg. 65* Vn
nibs? "jiBSsrina took turns in guarding it.
*n>ni, *]''^n ch. same, to pass hy, he gone. Targ.
Cant. 11, 11. Targ. Job IX, 11. lb. 26; a. e.
Pa. t|i|ri
1) to pass repeatedly, promenade. Kidd.
12''
'D1 803K 'n went up and down in front of the house of
his father-in-law (to attract the attention of his mother-
in-law).2) to exchange. Targ. 0. Lev. XXVII, 10; a.e.
Hull.
6''
fi<i"3l3 ''Bl^n so much the more may she be
suspected of exchanging (substituting something of her
own). Meg.
7''
'Dl "'SVn?? (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 8;
some ed. Tjiia Ithpa.) used to exchange their meals (on
Purim). Par^ pass. f. XB^ri^. Y. Peah IV,
18'^
hot.,
a. e. nTliim 'na, v. preced. Hif.
Af. Cl^V^!!*
same. Targ. 0. 1. c. ; a. e.
Ithpa. Ci^nnx, Cjbn'^x, Ithpe.
Ci'^Vri'^J*
to he exchanged;
to change; to disappear. Targ. Ps. XC, 5; a. fr. Gen.
R. s. 78, beg. "pB^nra change their names. Hull. 1. c.
'31 Stb "^fiilinixbl Rashi (ed. ^tl^rib) and do we not ap-
prehend an exchange?Meg.Lc, v. supra.B.Mets.
59'',
V. Itjn U.
Pn I m. (preced. wds.) 1) shoot. PI. D'^B^n, constr.
iB>n,''"'>in. Bets.s'J; Yeb.8l''; Zeb.72'* -pTin 'n the young
shoots of beet growing out of the root; Orl.III,7 Ms. M.
(ed. niB>in; Y. ed. nic^in); Tosef. Ter. V, 10 niBi^n ed.
Zuck. (Var.niBbTl); Uk'ts. 1,4 niB^ir:. V. TBiVn, nB^^n.-
2) rush, V. t'l^'^ri.
*n5n II m. (preced. wds.) reversion. Y. Sabb. VII,
9'
'n IX is not perhaps the reverse the case?
5]bn pr. n. pi. (b. h.) Helef, a place in Naftali. Y.
Meg.i,
70 hot. (ref. to Josh. XIX, 33) 'PI X^ri-o me-Helef
is (the present) JJ. Y. Erub. II,
20''
top 'Pi i'niPi2 . . . '"i
'31
R. Jerem. taught at H. &c.
^^n II,
^^in m. St. constr. (CjbPl) in place
of,
in-
stead. Targ. Ex. XXI, 24; a. fr. Sabb. 129" 'H K^UBS
SU;B3 life for life (meat is required after bloodletting),
XpalD 'PI Xp^QlO red (wine) for red (blood).

PI. ^E^n,
with suffix liBVn in his place. Targ. Prov. XI, 8 Ms. (ed.
inimPlP, ed. Lag. both words).K'^'ip ff|bPi f. (an adapt-
ation of yXz^uopa) [change of
order,] clepsydra, a water
clock used in courts of justice for measuring the time
given for argument. Gen.R.s.49 (notriTiD); Yalk. ib. 83.
sDbn, V.
'bin.
T t :
niDbn or nlDbn, v. ?bn i.
"^Dbti, V.
'!=T-
iJ^ITlD^^n pr. n. m. Halafta, R. H., a Tannai, father
of R.'jose. 'Ab. Ill, 6. Taan. II, 5. B. Kam. 70 'n X3K
my father H. ; Tosef. B. Bath. II, 1 (read : 'n SOX) ; a.
fr.V. Kfii^n.
SSlSbn or ISrS^n f. (v. wSBb^n H) a species of
tcilloiv, corresp. to h. P!E:j'b^. Succ.34*
'31 Kna"iS 'Pi what
formerly was called h. is now named arahta and vice
versa
;
(Rashi reads XB^iPi, Ms. M. corrupt vers., v. Rabb.
D. 8. a. 1. note; Sabb.
36=^ '31 PiBSBS PiSISJ).
f
bn (b. h., V. Ges. H. Dict.o g. v. |''bn I, II) 1) to
surround, fortify; to gird, arm. Yalk. Gen. 133 (fr. Midr.
Vayis'u) U^'XS IS^n they armed themselves, v. Pi. a. Hif.

2) to untie, loosen, tear out; to strip, lay hare. M. Kat.22'*

rbin one bares the shoulder (in mourning). Ib.IV,7(24'')
p:J^iPl. B. Mets.
59''
l^bss^ 'Pll and took his shoes off.
Y.M. Kat. Ill,
82''
'(iVx^ he takes them (the T'fiUin) off;
Ber. 23; Y.ib. n,4'=!Pes. 4*; M.Kat.
20''
'h'J':-^ ^b
Y^hn
take my shoes off', Hull.
90''
PnBnb 1S>in he takes the
sinew out and puts it on the pile &c. Tosef. Neg. VI, 10
l^blPi Kinffl "latn when he has to tear out (a leprous stone),
v."-,fpj._Y. Ab. Zar. II, end, 42; Tosef. ib. IV (V), 8
n:
"(PiiJiybJ nx 'p:ibin IPi^'i? in order to loosen the stones (of
the olives); a. fr.Part. pass. 7>lbn, f. Pi:flbn, pi. maiVn,
f. r.isiVr:. Y. Sot. I, beg.
16''
Ti ninii'lltl her arms bared.
Sabb. 137*, a. e. PnaP, inSsH the fever left him.Esp. to
perform the ceremony of
taking
off
the Yabam's shoe (v.
nai): n^^">3 'Pi to arrange the Hdlitsah, to act as judge;
-bri to have the shoe taken
off for refusing the levi-
ratical marriage;
"2
'n to take the shoe
off.
Yeb. 102"
'31 'PlUJ n^XI 01^3 did you ever see him act as a judge
at a Hdlitsah? Ib. IV, 1
'31 in^an^b ^binPi if one gave
hdlitsah to his sister-in-law, and it was found out after-
wards &c. Ib. Ill, 1 naaipi^ xbi nisbin they must be
released by hdl., but must not be married by the yabam.
Ib. XII, 1 b"3ian Pisbn if she performed the ceremony
with a leather shoe. Ib. 102* bSD^aa "pslsin you may have
the ceremony performed with &c. Ib.'' bl3D ns^r xnUJ
'31 IPixb perhaps she has performed the ceremony of
lial. on one of the brothers. Ib.
'31
p
nabiPlPi if one per-
formed the ceremony on an adult . . . Ib. (ref. to Hos. V, 6)
'31 DHO 'PI nPiV 'PI
2in3 173 is it written, He had his shoe
taken off" by them (the Lord being the rejecting party)?
It is written, He took their shoe off &c., v. next w.
;
a.
V. fr. pisibn a woman released from leviratical mar-
riage by hdlitsah. Ib. VII, 1. Ib. IV, 12 insil^n his re-
jected sister-in-law; a. fr.
Nif
7>n.3 to he peeled
off.
Y. Sabb. XX, 17' bot. ms"
'3
and .his skin will peel itself off.
Pi.
Y^
1) to extract, loosen, to deliver. 2)
to gird,
strengthen. Yeb.
102''
(in a discussion about the mean-
ing of Piabni, Dent. XXV, 9)
i3S ^kn- sipcni but do
we not read (Job XXXVI, 15), lB.e girds the poor? Answ.
'31 n3ino ia^ni it means. He will deliver him from the
judgment &c. Ib. (after ref. to
7"'bni, Is. LVIII, 11) the
root ybn means both (girding and loosening), but here
(Deut. 1, c), if it meant tying on, it would read Pi^tbn-
ib5"i2 1^53 she shall tie his shoe on his foot.
Hif. Y'^'bm
1) to loosen, untie; 2) to gird, arm; 3)
to
deliver; 4) to smoothen, give ease
of
mind. Lev. R. s. 34
(ref. to ^'ilsm, Is. 1. c.) "inti (Ar. qib^Ui) D^0^-
ni3i1 aiTUJi (which means) He shall loosen as in Deut.
1. c, gird as ib. Ill, 18, deliver as in Ps. CXL, 2,
fhn 47S
P^
ihtn p*
"iflj.' frt. II Ihini. Vr, 30.--Uii>
t-
S^Vn Without liiMw. M- Ka
Imir h"iil'1rr. '.'i ^l irif/i
3
, r*V rt |r.ij.l.- r..ii.
Irttwii (with rf. Ui en^ yVn, Ho*. 1f,t|*
) l9 pn'fnr'
e ritr of fidtilMttk; v. tnfrii.
Ai. y*^ I) h perform or mnmgt (Ac rilt offuUilMt'
.
'3^ yviiti nV (ii '
:'^
'i^rn rm" sb^w^ upfiuMi
itra w'luM tini> ifUittriUloriifUw, woolU
i tlliiwod kdJiiMM MMpl Arci .
8) to Nwrfrraa. tirip Turf- I tUin. XXXI, 9. lb. 8
'.
tMt aetV); Tttrg. 1 Kingt XI. I& (b. ist rip^l).
D*^^bn m. du. (Ii. b.; 1'^ n /oi'm IIait
14*'
M!r
lyrra If tby offliprinf ; a. .
t
PXI
(b. b.) 1) fo 6f fMOo/A. lo bf viBeoHM. V.
p^^
(dtnom. of
rV^)
fo o'f^, aOot. - tqz "n lo kimor,
rtarHM. Il#r. l*. , . "s^
TT^ r
opo Vs
Twr tb* clMoniiloii of th* nam* of tb Lord la
ltd, no rtgarda (num b paid to teacher. Kab.
;
a. ftr.~8) (dtnont. of pVr) '" '''"Wf {f>y tot) ; to jmrt
;
Uike a Jimrr. Pab III. 6 ^Vno TTStfi brothers who
idfd ao aaUto. B. Mata. I, I, n. fr. ^pV; they tball
la tba objaot (equally). Zb. XII, I 'S^
Tp"^
?* taka
bara *c Hall. ti>* 'z^ bj- r psin ok if th bird
its toat (on tbe ro|i) <> tht thr<' be two on each
*c Y. 8abb. VII, boU ^hr: rr . . . -si if a pro-
iiou (biduded in a law) i pacified again for a pur-
it does not intimate a division (that each cingle
ct of the clan muat be atoned for rinKly, v. tTVSri).
\>*<(. Dem. Yl, 1 ^^Vin be divides the fruits witb* tbe
uidlonl. [lb. S pVrri, read: Utai.) Y. ib. VI, beg.
2&
V*- Vx-r^-3 if the property is fkrmed from an Israelite,
.ltvi>li's the produces (before separating Tromab); a.
.Ir.
)
(with br) to differ iri/A, oljtct, oppote. Y.Sabb.
V, brp. 15 'S^^
r?^"*'
rrs how i* it? do they differ
it. .v
.
'Ber. a?'* t^ 's'> varxr hs pbrm; 8nh, no*
r Vr -n (Ar. p^J^jn,
Nif.) be who oppoites (thesebool
li - . ;oher. Ber. I. c m 'CTZ pVr s^Jt r^ rife is
ipv.' .1! \ .M.< ; I' differing from this opinion?; a. v.
.-
/','
>>
---.
pi. C*p5br. Tpf^ divitUd, iitUr-
;>' ; <;
'(
i iVrmt opiniom. Mikv. VIII. 2 cr:
; iiiton ,;:,,! :1 \v i' .rin.B. Bath. 176* "Si
'"
mr. T
. . . i! :v. i.-.i \, . 1: IX. 10 (iss**) JO nri ("TNbnn br

':*5r pxr5 ... we grieve over tbe divided opinions,

id yoii come to assart a division for us on things
1 which they (the schools of Sbammai and Hillel)
TeeY; (Y. 8bek. UI, beg.
47^ pV:^). Y. Ketb. 1, end.
'
v^SX ?r r: differs with bis father; a. fr. Tosef.
)mA V (l\), 6, a. e. rritt ^br. nya-w there are four
rx.)U8 under different categories as to atonemenu
Jikh. lO'' n-r-C^-pa n]5<ibrn which differs (from other
ys^ as regards sacritices. lb.
'21
VP'Vn the numbers
sacrifloes are different each dav.
Tcf mhovt II. thr. n^i
tirame.
Maaar
a. AIM. 1,
I.
fr.
Ietf*t: to imtm
MCB** oi *> '"} rvaotaf
!<) Ib. 8^303 p"V,-V^
If oaa
-MhtbL IV,4
p^^
wiM ov
rtrt plaatoi, Mfrt. lb. fw 1 "nan
m
'
at |a0l) tbraa plaaia
i*f .. -z^
<^'ff ai oaa or
two plai. 111. a. V. 'v-ii, oiC faafear
rt Immr mifiiy ipiiir>o>. Arakb. II.
'. 'i" , JfJ^
nm 6^
ng* p'br.'j MTTV "SW .... 1^ fTalm. ad.
pV"v
TTn
fir
'^
p"^!) . . .) aoaa bm a Hate solo was aaad far aloitef
a tiraa, beeaow It nafca* a plaaeaat toala,> la fMdr,
tUp. Knib X. 14
<r^
1^ V<383 ilMl tbe priaela
m^bt not eUp. B. MMa. VI. a l|;^
'
'j
|
j
i i on if Um !!
injurad baiMlf bj dlpplaf.4) fa h* mmottk. Yab. f^
p^rj9 ra hie fladi Is sowolfc.
IV.p^nnn l) lo ft miMrtf ty tUfpimg. B.Kai.47*'
V^
n,,'!aaii tba aaioMl aaf^|f4 bjr mppiag ovar Iba
fruita.
2) to be mmoalked. ' Part. pV^ pL rpy!*B- B.
Nets. lO.i'* "sn rtp smootbad (pealed) polae^fl fa lo
dMded up, V. infra.)
A. pWn fo divide, dUiribtde, pari. Y. Ketb. IL, b. !
'r psr^ K<a eona aad divide witb ma Ik. T. Pah
VIII, 80* top; Y. Ikabi. VI, b. M^ r>TV 'SB IIm
Mven years dating wblcb tbaj ditliibaiad tba laad
(among tbe tribes); Sab. 118^B. Balb. IX, 7 pi3x
i
'n ro33 if ona dlipoeae (wiUs) . . bj word of awadi;
a.fr.8abb.70*, a.a. plr^, T.rr9arL--(Arakb. II, 3(l7,
v. sapn.]iWf. pan. ptr^ a) diridei mp, ftmadtrei,
Yalk.Bx.249 (rafltopbrii^ Ex =r6 ^qk
'9
I efaall
be divided up amoof tham, v.
.'.
u. B'baIL,8hinb,
s. 7 pbmo.
b)
MdimA,mpaii 1r. Taab. Hack.
rp\^
7"
nr: m and tbegr are dUferfni f'um one aobth*': 'in fhe
range of tbair intellects
Stkpa, p^a'iy, Nitkpa.
Ti^yz
to or dtri^ira, furn^tf-
ed; fo porf, aeporale. Par. III. II "zr ,-*J> . rm waa
<listributed amoi^Ae.BBb.S4*. v.ftrL->8iMBaflL Itt
'=r n^rsrr: a'nzD "Wrr^ tba land waa divided ap aaeoid'
ing to tba oaMoa taken at tbair goiof oat fttMo Bgjpl.
lb. 'St S3e \tA ... rra |6 the land was allotted to eaeb
tribe (in a lamp), according to its popolatMO. Ib. lb
',*'*9Ua 1^ . . TTO it waa divided aeeordiag to value:
B.Batb. 122* Cpsa l6lt 1 |6.Midr. TilL to P^ XVIII, 2
rrr6r*TT0 Tre rm be sepaimtad hiwsflf ftoi his aroMea
(for prajar). Ib. luvu l6o lUJ.Ui nnson and bacas
bis camp eras thus divided (some praying, otbcn not
praying); a. fr.
P?r (P^'^)"-
(Ped-) 1)
WMOolA, /.taia (paper);
empty! Y.Sabb.VllI, 11^ "SI ir -O r^ BK if there is blank
space on it eno^ tot Ac 8nb.
17* T rron CTOm and
two ballota be left blank : a. fr.-r xr i^tfr^) tomA
withomt Aaviiy tgleebd mgikvt
g
. Sifri Nam. 131 pAr
9
??n
474 ninbn
ed.; Talk. Lev. 631 (Ylk. Ex. 178 Dp"'); Yalk. Hos. 517
p^hr..Geu. B.s. ii "rEX "X t
-;}<:.-!?
l cannot dismiss
I
you without an answer; a. e. Feni. ii;?3". Kel.XXlV, 7
[
Tl and a plain board (without a receptacle). Midd.11,5;
Succ
51*'
r!:irx"a nr^m 'n formerly the compartment
was plain (without a guarded balcony), v. rr^siss.

PI.
nipVn. Tosef.Ohol.XV,!.*2) rftr/siow. Kerith.
7
', a. fr.
Tl "X, V. TjX I [prob. to be read: psr, divide!]
pjH m. (b..h.; preced. wds.) [smooth stone used for
casting lots, v. I Sam. XYII, 40 "^pin; cmp. h'\M, WTO;
cmp. Is. XXXn^ 17; Ps. XXII, 19,] lot, share, portion.
Snh. X (XI), 1 nn"V^ T. a share in the world to come.
Sabb. lis'' -T3 "plsr iUT^ Oh, that my lot fell among &c.;
M. Kat. IS*" DS "pVn iOT'; a. fr.Sifr6 Deut. 312 "h i:r
'p^n give me my estate (my title) back, v. "CS.
PI.
3"^^n. B. Mets. I 1 n nCJC three portions (fourths).
Sabb.
34^ bi^
'psn nirbc three parts of a mile, expl.
three fourths;
^""2
T.
'2
two thirds; a. fr.
p?n or p^n, a fictitious name, v.
pY^r.
p^rn m. ch. (b. h. np>n, v. p>ri) lot, field. Targ. Y.
11 Gen. "XLIX, 21 (Var. x'bpr;).H. constr. "TS^n. Targ.
I Chr. Vlll, 8 Var. (ed. "ipr;).
Sp*!?!!,
'^'n f. (preced.) 1) same, lot, field. Targ.
Prov. XXlII,'ld.H. S<rp3n. Targ. Mic. II, 4 "jvirplsri
(Var. fnppkn, ed. Lag. Vnr^pi; h. text -!T1").
2) share,
portion, helka, a market term for a certain portion of
meat; cmp. X^nx. Bets. 29.
Spbn, V. p^^n.
It T ..
-
55<p5n m. (cmp. p^'br\) [shirt,] husk.PL X^p'sn. 31.
KaUlS*" *T'':pVn Vpm (Rashi b-pun) its husks are taken
oflF; (Ms.M. VT^pls'^r:
"'U'in he made its parts even, divided
the grain into two); v. XJ33"T; II.
i<rcip>n, V. xr.wp-'VD.
ri'p^M (b. h.) pr. n. m. Hilkiya, Hilkiah, 1) the
high priest in the reign of Jo.siah. Meg. 14*' ; Yalk. Josh.
9
;
a. e.
2)
father of Jeremiah the prophet. Num. R. s. 8,
end. Snh. 95*, a. fr. 3) name of .several Amoraim. Y.
B. Bath. Ill, 14=*; Bab. ib. sg^Y. Shek. I, 46''; a.e. (v.
Fr. M'bo p. 85=*).Kidd. SS**.Teb. 9.B.Mets. 96'';
a. e.
i^rp>n, V. x;?vin.
L^ JM (b. h.) 1) to relax, be weak, prostrated (cmp.
nVn).v. r^n.
2)
[to round, smoothen, denom. ^hr
smooth stone
;
(cmp. p^lj) ballot; fr. which -5"] to cast
a lot; to assign. Pesik. Zakh., p.
22* expl. rVn'^l, (Ex.
XVIII, 13) nib-na ^TT'^S b-iEn
he (Joshua) cast lots over
them (for their destruction). Arakh. IX, 4 (3l'') XfT^'r'
nacbb . . w'ST! (Mish. ed. nz'i'b-) that he might assign
his redeeming money to the Temple fund (deposit it
there, to assert his privilege of redemption).
123 >nI
part, w vM ch. same, I) to be tceak, get sick.
Targ. Is. 11, 9. Targ.Lam.V, 17;a.e.Pes.50'; B.Bath. lO''.
V. -ir: R. Hash. 17: a. lr.Yoma 18' n->m Xtsbn he
might feel discouraged.2) to pass uicag. R. Hash. 1. c.
x^sb? rfb r'^bm n-iTn (i^alk. Mic. 559 . . cbnn xtn) he
saw that his world (life) was passing awaj' (he was sink-
ing rapidly).3) to be smooth and
fine.
Hull. 48* x:'"rC
m^:2"B Tp a knife whose edge is verj* fine.

*4) to untie
undress. Gen. R. s. 22 ribr: irx 'pT Ar. ed. Koh. (ed.
a.iralk.ib.38 'pbn) the one (Abel) said, Take thy clothes
off. lb. s. 75 xniE-i1E T! Ar. (ed. nVr) he took off tht
purple cloak.
Po. w'''sn 1) to weaken, reduce. Targ. Job XII, 21 Ms
(ed. 'b'^bnr, 'i'brc
Af.).

2) to smoothen, polish, forgi

(armour). Ab. Zar. 16* ^^ ^'^^rp n^ra (Ms. M "^bm
v. infra) because they forge of them their polished armour
Af.
wJ'btjX \) to weaken, v. supra. 2) to cut with <
sharp and .^imooth edge, opp. to ?T2 to tear with a notchec
knife. Hull.
1"''
(Rashi quoting Ab. Zar. 1. c. "^Vmi, a
Keth.77* "^nn ''brr! appears to have read bXTTQ).*3) t(
strip. Targ. Y. II Lev. I, 6. (0. a. Y'. I nh^). Targ. Y
II Num. XX, 26 C^bnm (some ed. M^birni).
IlJ-^n m. (v. tsbn, cmp. p?n) lot, ballot. Pesik. Zakh,
p.
22""
(ref. to "rbn'^n, Ex. XIIl, 13)
'=1 npb n2 Amalel
was smitten by ballot (v. rbn). lb. ixipj niac nrai:
'31 Tl b"n5b the lot has four names, Helesh, pur kz.
Yalk. Ex. 265.P/. Trt\n, "r'jsn. Ib. (quotation) Trx:
n3on br T l^a*'; Sabb. Xxill, 2 (148'')
'=1
Tl ',-'V-*'
lots may be cast for shares of sacred meat &c. Ib. 1 49
'31
T! 'xm r:3'ra ""Xia what evidence is there that hdla
shim means lot? (Answ. ref. to Is. XTV, 12).
'dbn or ITjbn reed, v. t^n.
C>n m. (b.h.;abn)icafc. 8abb.77'"3i 'n na-^X th
fear with which the weak inspires the strong person.-
Ex. R. s. 24 ; Sifre Deut. 309 ; a. e.

PI. C-'-r?n, 7'r^r

Ex. R. 1. c.
d'H, C5n, Jj^C^n ch. same, v. d"^5n, Targ. (
Deut.\xvm, 44. Targ. T Sam. IX, 21.7Y. r"-''"r!, 'br
Targ. Ex. XXXII, 18.
n^C'^n, JSnTkl >n f. (preced.) weakness, laxiti
Targ. I Kings XII, lo". Targ. Koh. X, 17; a. e.
SP^n f. ch.=h. nSH; esp. the priesVs portion. Tar|
Num.'xV, 20.Erub.83 "Vi-hs "^nuJ T> T'^^X he brougl
the priest's portion in addition to it.
SFx'n f. (Vsn, cmp. Pb"!" I) a loose wicker-work use
for making bee-hives, strainers, for wine presses, screei
&c. Snh. 107* 'n "nn behind a screen (Rashi; bee-hiv*
Yalk. Sam. 148 xr?"'3). Ib. nb npPE it (the arrow) mac
an opening in the screen. Sabb. 35* ''"\13 ''"in na Tl
basket containing two khor. Ib.
74*'
T: -t3?1 "jX-a
*^-
'
who makes a wicker-work on the Sabbath (going tli
tiie whole process of cutting reeds &c.). PI.
S<~^*v
xrsn. Ab.Zar.75* 'D1 "bp-^T xrbn Ms.M. (ed. 'xbm -bip'
Ar. incorr. 'p'*n Tt) the palm or reed strainers whic
are twined with ropes of palm-rind.
sr.nbn, riTibn, spsrbn, v. vr.
on 475 n)^
n,
iH-rf. ..f
8';
"H
I
(I,. I,.) pr
-
-ns Ti II. wiu
I
lie Ark; bla4glinli .
I. Cr.
Nid.
4.'^*
on i^t?a III* mcmliium ir-*
<
-Tin, T9r
(> o*') A*' '<'' >' 1 14* rr
WM in4l* hut on iliP Mubt
ih7rraMfl ^Ts^rr
*-:
Mki. Vh f., fi.i.^ a.i
.IX...I
't,
*. V.
. v.) fiitker'im-tay.
1 eb. XV, 7 "^ iny lio-
lli.
1. 1 r^ ht> (itt yaham'a) {hmt'kn-
-"" -
- -"s bride in til* huUM of
< oifltictrii lolha huabuid't
li. t'ftu, r'-'ir. q.
V
TAff. 0B. ,\,\
Tiinr O ih Tiwif,
V. X
I,
.'
r* fathcr-m-Uttc. Kidd. 12"; Vb,:.
N _ 1 1 pr. n. m. Hama, luuue uf mvcihI AtDoriiii.
X .1.1. Ill, &o bot. R. 1J[., fiiiher uf K. U(Mluiy.-Y.
1 VIII.
21*'
top; Y. BlMk. V, 4* bot.; a. . (v. Pr.
6\ .
ill, W**,
K. H bar uur>a. y. Knib. VU, UJ'; hmJb. ib.
65**
Ma. M. (ad. VCTTT^ v. lUbb. D. S. a. 1. Dot) R. II.
Joacpb.Y.Kil. VIII, sr top, ii.fr. R. H. bar Ukb.
S.n, ^^^n
ob.^h. rqjn, anyer. Dao. Ill, it; i.
~
m. (Str; cmp. Dvn) raduk. Ab. Zar. M** U>r.
'^T- '^t . Ar. (ed. TVXl^) radishes are good for
z'. "n XOm KCp against Um injariotis
u of luuc apply radtsbas Ae.
"^
-
-am or
_ T the
>ui of the Law (sound knowledge). B.Meta.8'' 'rr:
- >,< , , ... .....
^hp offeror cream and milk
''-
SrS^n ch. same. Tarv. Pror. XXX, 33, v. !C~^
~I .n
(b. h.; cmp. ear) i) [to be holJ] to detirt^ covet;
''-
-
"/ excited. Xidd.
20** . V} \J_. (or "ar PL)
for his embrace. MidrTill.to Ps.XJX,n
*i';>r.
*';:
which (of the ttri>) hoM* them desirable; Talk.
>. IK.
'4
w Irts
ttit to
roij
/terf. pam.
f
U-
nrej ^ ad.,
Hab. VU, 2 ifrr/ X9, ifL w li'
tnhU tt-- 'r* *
'31 "-_-
,. . r,-^. , _. i bld Am*t*i*^ ifttuto
the I/ord; a.e^S> tobt tkrtwdUd. llalL lil.S Ar^ Tar.
'
J , . upra.)
A Trr ro rofir/ Mace; Iff, ?ft T^nne^..,'
V
sny -ji whi-
*
lUlkpa. -r- ' t*
/r, to U pi' -TO 7n
"S^ nb a Un<l - ^ .,~^ M -'.- .^.OM l4
poMss (Yalk. Jar. 371 *T9-r>. Koh. K. to IX. 7
1^
~
~
Creator is pt*dwiilith>^*.
-5: i !.
TlSn, Ton eh. sam*. Targ. U. 1. St ; a. fr.TMt.
^
Targ. T. Oea. IV, I.
^mr, to lomg. Targ. O. 0l. XXXI, 99
idd. hoc irrrz. .
-r \

Ib. XXVOI. 10.T.Taan. III. M< top -T og

desirous to bear bar talk. T. Babb. Vl,r bb'
~~
"Z^ wer> anxiotu to sea lie. Kob. B. to IX
STCn m. (preead.) (aeaaMi) a^petil^, Babb. IM*
) - -cfi. u ! * I) *ame. 8*bb. \yr
{,t\
-,-...
(Ij^j means the sezajil
appetite; (Kob. k
'
detirabUify. de^irwNe
object, preciotu gi; jtb 2, a. e. irrr "C^
r: "TCrs T, soiaathiiig which is the most iladisbUi of all
desirable thing*. T. Taan. U bcf. ts* 71 Vs
* *fe tha
only praeioos Tassel (the Tormb) left to as. Babb. tt^
rmz T. Mm. M. (ed. rmcr) a reatr rul bi^is (the
Lav); a. tr.
>Cnn, 'TCT ch.=h.rnrr. Targ Zech. Vll. U;
Targ. Jar. Ill, 1. V. WTT-r"
nCn fa e, T. -ST.
rrCn, 'T!
f. (b.h.;s:3r or srr)
1
)
Am<, m^er. teh.M^
-'
p
T. zrzz he is an alUyer of (dirine) eager, tha son
of Ac Kam. R. a. 30 Tr rr^ ses"; he baeame aagry
at her. Lam. R. to L rr^n rs Ttsz the aager of the
Lord; a. fr.2)
JETrmoA, allegorical name of ome of the
angels of jostiee. Ex. B. s. 41, end ; a. e, t. CK II.
Tvati 476 "i-an
Til^tj f. (b. h.; Cl^n) 1) sun. Ber.
59'' nnE3pna Tl
the sun starting on his new cycle (of twenty eight years).
Num. R. 8. 14 'n^ D"';ZJ1rt
3""^
the twelve solar months.
Ned. Ill, 7 'nn '^Xl'n those seeing (or feeling) the snn
;
'31 Tliltt: . . . "plan: xbt' for he meant him whom the sun
sees; a.v.fr.Yeb. VIII, 4, a. fr. T D'^'nC a eunuch from
the time of seeing the sun, i. e. bom without visible
testicles; opp. to onst D-no.
2)
fever. Sabb. 137, a. e.,
V. y^r\. Y. Sabb. XIX, end,
1?'', v. mx. Gen. R. s. 19,
a. e., V. nisxax. Y.Sabb.i,end,4'j (prov.) piran nan ns
iTiaa hot bread has its heat by its side, i. e. eating hot
bread causes fever; a.fr.3)
radish. Ab. Zar.
28'^
hot,, v,
san.V. nrip;.
{j^llDPi ch.=li. rrripn. Targ, Jud. V, 30 (ed. Lag.
n-jsioh).
Sn?2n m. (^an)coreto.P^.'plian, x^^ian. Targ.
Y. Ex. XX^14; Deut. V, 18 (ed. Amst. 'lisn).
rniCn, v. i^n, rrn^n a. j<'Ti^n.
nian, nian, ^n^an &c., v. x^ni.
s^bi3^an, V. x-^vo^n.
mbian, V.
T^Y^n.
D^ISn, V. Disiin a. D^n.
Dl^n m., nQ1I2n f. (son) Aeafe^, rash. PL
nia^n. Y. Snh. VI,
23*'
bot. 'n T^Ti rn his hands were
heated, i. e. he was very severe in executing judgment.
f
lan, ^si.Tim, V. 'ST.
p^!2n m. (b. h.
;
pan, cmp. pan) rundle.Pl. Cpiian.
Yalk. Ex. 370 'n ... .
mTi "^nu: two handles (pins) of
the shape of two rundles, v.
'f^T^.
mi^n c. (b. h.; v. lan II a. "i^an I)
1)
[load-carrier,
cmp. baa!] ass. Nidd. 31*, v. Wit. Sabb.
152^' '31 T, ^51
he who rides an ass is a freeman. B. Bath. 143* 'm DX
thou and the ass (shall own my property, a form of do-
nation implying a rational and an irrational being).Bekh.
I, 2 'Z^ ni^iia 'n if an ass gave birth to &c. Snh. 33
'
'31 ?]'iian r\dbn thy ass is gone, Tarfon ! (I shall have to
make compensation for erroneous judgment); a. fr,

2)
(en) p. various uses of horse) a contrivance for working-
men, rest, jack, stocks &c. Kel. XIV, 3 '|inS3 bUJ 'n the
smiths' ass ('on which the smith sits while using its head
as an anvil'. Maim.; 'the rest of the bellows', E. 8.). lb.
XVIII, 3 'HI a stand on which the bedstead is placed.
Gen. R. s. 65, end B'^C'iri hi^i "n carpenters' sawing-jack
(an instrument for torture); lb. s. 70 (alluding to Prov.
XXVII, 22)
'31 WTiiTl bU3 TO . . . "ifiX even if you put
the wicked man on a carpenter's jack, you cannot make
anything useful out of him (sufferings will have no effect
on him); Yalk. Kings 201; Yalk. Prov. 961; (Pesik.
Shek.,p.l5=U5n3an).P/.d'i"iian. Sabb.
112''.
Gen.R.s.75;
a. fr.Denom. nan, -i^KFem. nnian. Tosef. Kil. V, 5.
"IIDH m., nniDn f. (-lan I) heavt/, weighty., import-
ant; strict, severe, stringent, restrictive. Kel. I, 4 'n
'31 dbl32U3 the most stringent of all are the laws con-
cerning corpses.'n "ilOiX, v. "ilB'^X.Snh.
50''
'H riti'^'-W
'31
death by bin-ning is a severer punishment than &c.
lb. IX, 4, a. e. 'n2 "|1*T^; he suffers the severer penalty
of the two. Ab. II, 1 iT1lana3 as in the observance of
a difficult commandment (requiring self-denial); a. fr.

PI. wycan, 7"iian, f. ni-iian. Hull. XII,

5;
a.fr.Y. Snh.
X,
28''
top '31
bujl-^nillan (not 'lain) the heaviest sins
that Jeroboam committed. ni"iian "lUjnn, v. "lain II.
Diniani trhp, V. lain I.
nilan, V. nian.
Jj^rinian f. C-iTDn) drove
of
(tsscs. Gen. R. s. 75,
V. xn^aj.
niDn f. (b. h.; V. on III) mother-in-latv. Yeb. 1, 1
inian the yaham's wife's mother. lb. XVI, 1 nb nn^n
'31 'n if the childless widow had a mother-in-law abroad
(who may have given birth to a son), she need not take
it into consideration (and may marry again); a. fr.
^^riian ch. same. Targ. Deut. XXVII, 23; a. e.;
v. xnan.
I2Dn I (cmp. j'an) 1) to he dark.Denom. XMain.
2) to he hitter, salty, v. 'poa'in.
Ithpe. oan'^x to he inflamed, hecome pestered. Sabb.
54*'
Ar., V. next w.
UUM II (cmp. ann) to knock down.

Part. pass.
a'^an, a"'an prostrated, kneeling, (as verb) to kneel. Targ.
Is. XLVI, i. Targ. Ps, XCV, 6 aian: (some ed. 'J'^ans).
Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 35 Xnii3i' . . . lin^ian (some ed.
"^an incorr, ; not xniins) ; cmp, Targ. Job IV, 4 "fJann.
[Koh. R. to IV, 9, end nijan, some ed., read: n^jaX]
Pa. ::'^an to prostrate, suhdue. Targ. Ps. XVII, ih.
lb. XVIII, 40 Reg. (ed. xninn).
Af
M-ianx same. lb. LXXVIII, 31.
Ithpe. L^an'^X to knock against, he battered. Sabb.
54*'
I
in-iini^X "Jani!? xbT Ms. M. (ed. incorr.) that their tails
|
may not knock against (the rocks &c., Rashi ; Ar.: 'may
not ulcerate'; v. Syr. x::an pustula, ulcus, P. Sm. 13'
V. preced.).
ni2Qn, V. n-j-'an.
T T -; T -:
'Qn, SDH, HDn (Arab, hama tueri) [to sur-
round, guard, v. nain,] to observe, see (in Y. dialect).
Targ. Y. Gen. 1, 4 (O.'xTn); a. v. fr.Targ. Prov. XXIII, 33
Ms. (ed.'innr).Y.Peahlll, 17''bot. ^an xnx (=iTn xr,
h. nxni XD) come and see. Gen. R. s. 14 "^ilSX^ ''an nXT
'31
(not 'nnxi) that thou shalt see his face in the here-
after; Midr. Till, to Ps. II; Yalk. ib. 621 ""lan (corr.
ace). Ib. n^nan (fr. nan) he saw him. Pesik, Eth Korb.
p.
57''
(v. Bub. note 15) \-iUJ "^nan b''3X 'ran did he
(Moses) see me (the Lord) eat &c.?; Yalk. Num. 776
'31 n^nan did he see Him &c. ?; a. fr.

Part. pass, "^an

(v.
^^Xd fit,
worthy. Targ. Ps. XV, 1. Ib. LVIII, 2 (ed!
-an); a. fr.Fem. x;'an. Targ. Y. Ex. XXII, 16.
Af.
lanx
1)
(followed by "a, cmp. ^10) to turn (the
\
Tijiy
477 Sm
,r.., rrg. Kro*
' ' v-n,
jt (Ar.

70, *. H). tnn V

'
-I) to t"-
utmmttm fnll i#4mm* Ih.
>^ l )i^ HW ^ iImi all pipli
ilMir lliurt.f
R, toifwl. (U. Job
TQn, *
MTTCn t hjmt. n^. Tluf. An. V. It (d Wii.
'-Mt M^M^V?). Trf. U XXXII. i
;
\ ."i
ouailr.
'
~T -1
n^*Cri f. (3-n
II, rmp. K^ST. ^^) It luMtr
9f
\kk 0al cttket orr Mifr, batttr-rxtkr. T*t>ul Ton I, t
II, 4; ToMf. ib. tl. < (vd. SSark. nr*V^. oorr. ar.
r. 1, T 'mV ins Ml. Y. a. Ms.M. (llMb. mI. . Mt.i.
^) h* may put l%hm oUl on th iMk* (Mftim. : into
Zoek. (Vr.
X,
47* bill.
aw. (rwn.i; ";''j"n or 5^).
I -
'"**.
cinp. bvr.
~'^~,
I' pim l a
ir*e ahif. NmI.VII.s. |i i -f.
l. V (Vi;. U XSr: vd. Zuck. (Var N*
:" >-.-
n^'Ttf^. TlMof. KrI. B. Btli V. ij. 1 \
(oorr. MX.).
D'TSn m.. H^'^n c-h. sr. II, M-ori... /,
?. /^rrA,
I Smii. XXI.'
7.'
K. .Y. siitbi. IV. a:.- i ..i., . .
IBV ftroah brmd. Krab.S*; B.Both..4' .|.n>v ) x~T
1 1^ H^ .... pot boloaginf lo two purturt* id i-
nor cold. HoII. e** 7^ Vs'^ ... "^2 let Ui*
flTMh food, and 1 nhall bo conUntcd witli coki . ..
-if. rrsn, yijri W trattr (v. sr in. Y. Ab. Zr.
f,44''buU
rriTTtwiuc mixed with hut vmit-r. HulL4''.-
ib. 5.N* rs . . . .
"-^3
-pr-! ihy chief (I) thall be
with oold water, but thv chiofB chiof (tbo Reeb
. with boiliitf water (he is ropomiblo); a. e.
^C^^'*2^ f. (prcod.) heat, heated ttak. Pea. 7C*
vrrrt r; rcrrs through the heat of tha earthan rtm\.
Nr*2"2'~
f. pi. (omp. Arab. AoM^M) [iark-oloetd]m
<}v. ,-
-
f s,
riH^ore(T). Oitt. es** (oth. opin. Amt).
'{"HI in.-srsn. Y. Ber. 1 V. 7
**
top Tt KTSS it i* wann
in (he iin, r X^*:: in the hade. [Midr. Till, to Pa. XXIV
^ x::-, V. -.rrr.) (t. pi. of r.- 1 1.
J
I
w in lu. pi. fAoar wtwj^ fmek irortfa at Aomw
(i^}it3\>. onip^ C^rr). H luork^ry on Talmadic whoUm

rs rtrwa lA** Ma. f. a. A41 il4 > lti4. t1.lL

* > >" *-?
H^ M "<rf aaali m^^m < H kmma
i*
ei'i ^ bal do ao affOMrt f-w mmf #
llioia
aiaai iveM wut4 Mw ivraiia (1 nil. I^<r<i 1 inrf
(|i4* dMofiMi vt ttwm^i. ktmth or frm Uit.^
v.
Otu IV, } ^m>*,
TrnijL (Oifc. ofia
t ILmH
- ^- - -
'
4 Ik XII. 4;
- *0
WM
'4'
' Uw ifla(i f AIM. * '
' ^c
;,
-'
\IV' *I4
It. sft It
T-..
V
(9Vl|l)Mr.
LMkft,llf1.4ft

"Immmtdtkerndt.
1 lo tMJM Iitud Imnl m Pnaoi 1
"*^I n., K^"?" i^h.'m} likmltd. Ta^\.
! XlIx. 14 W"
i'<
C Tl loaded aritk tin (kMa
of lb*) I.w tl ffttM,
6M
i*<iy#. Taff. T. %mmk.
XIV. 3-
''SlTOOTi
baaltb : .r nada nna
lawa; a. fr. it. L W//^ rcpfricfjeMi, 4irM
Y. Ab. Zar. If 4'^
-*
T
-^
73 o# la^e tutal
ragalatkma
fetaim'ch. :); /^-; 1,,- -^^TW#. Ka. XII. l*;a.
ft'.Pin. k\ . ^?a. Ab. Zor. tr "Vtn
*
Iwaw oT
.

. floor. Mas. 43*. . tKpTm.

-*-'*.
V. rsr,
^'ll" m. (b. h.; tf93) /Vtt; (Mb.m He /9U
i<V
oftkewrek. Meg. l,S.ai|.: a.fr.FVm. r^^TT*. Ib.111.4
TO on tha flftb Sabbath ; a. fk-
bp. (Lav. T, t4) ttr
jMfn/fy
of tke
fiflk
pmri addl to the iadinalfy. A
Kan. t&^.FL : mJ"J!__l Ib. (rat to iT^ar, Lar. L e>
"n rem T. (ed. -i:^) rapeatad peMhks cwntuJ wHh
oaa ot^jaci of iadannity.
- ^^w .
>t
nXS
' ch. eaote. Ta^^OaB.
1,
2
-i- Tcqp . .
.);
a. fr.^Fcat. IC^'jJ
'
J^^
aC^...
Tarx- bev. XIX. U.~Pnik. R. a. Si (ad. Pr. p.'lli*')
srrrs-; ib. (p. IXO*) ttrw? rmrr. aee.> the ftlkh da;
of tha waak.V. fc
'
ijjj.
'
^i,'
( b. h.) [fa ht igarat,) fa Agar caaya
w
i ^ . Jle&.M
(plaj oo nrrsn, Jer. XI, l) srrte
-
gJij^
OB them.
xbttn 478
frn
SFitl^ri,
V. xtnbc'^n.
Dl2n (Dl^^Hj m. (v. next w.; cmp. 5}x.(o|xov, v.
Sm. Ant. s. v.) amomuni, an Indian (also Syriac) spice.
Ukts.111,5 (some ed. incorr. Dan); Nidd-Sl** nin-in (corr.
ace); Sifre Deut. 107 D-jaiH; Y, Erub. IX, end,
25''
Dsn
(corr. ace.) ; Y. Hag. JII,
79*^ dan (corr. ace).Gen. R. s. 45,
beg. n3"^"i:i X"^)! 'ri (D'I'2%1, corr. ace.) she needs amomum
(as medicine for sterility). Cmp. J<n^"?T. XP'^'?*?-
D^n (b. h.) to be warm, hot; [(of color) to be dark,
red; (of taste) to be pungent, sour, bitter], Part.n'n, q. v.
Pi. DMH to heat, warm, boil. Y.Ned. IV,38'' bot. oanV
TiT^ nx 13 to warm his hands against it (the bread).
Gen. R. s. 14, end Cl"i5n npsn^a keeps the body warm.
Sabb.
40'' '31 nPrarcal and warms it (her hand) before
the fire; a. fr.
Hif.
dn^n same. Bets. II, 6
'3*1
On;; }> one must not
prepare warm water for &c. Sabb. 40" Onn^ . . I^'^nnjl
naiDia the bathers began to heat (the water) on the Sab-
bath; a. fr.Part, nn^^:, nn?, pi. p'sr!^. lb.**; Tosef. ib.
Ill (IV), 7 'z^ mx nn-i-a (ed. Zuck. an^-^^:, read : D-^n-'"?),
V. n-^cissi^x
1;
[Y. ib. XIX, 17*
bot. DIK XIH "p^no (read
as ib. ix,
12 bot.
'31 Kin Dn53]. Ib. n33Dn 'JBT3 DX
'31 1^ "pari? if it is for the sake of averting danger to
life, may we not even boil water on the Sabbath?

Bets. 22; a. v. fr.

Nif. nns, Cin: to be warmed. Sabb. Ill, 5 (41**) '^OX:i
1Bn'>ffi that they become warm; ib. 4l'' l^ir;!^; To.sef.
ib. Ill (IV), 5 irn'^^d; a. e.
jHo/". dnin same. Sabb.134'^ IHPliniU, v. dn II. Y. Bets.
II, 61*^; a.fr.B,Mets.VI,3 rm'r.'!\r\ the animal was over-
taken by the heat.
Eithpa. dErrn, Nithpa. Dsnpa to warm one's self; fo
become heated. Bets. II, 5; Tosef. Sabb. 1. c. Tam. I, 1.
Ab. II, 10 '31 danna ^m warm thyself by the fire of the
scholars (try to associate with them); a. fr.;Y. Sot.
I, le'^ bot. 'nn3 was heated (had pollution). Gen.B,.s.24
di^anTO, niaann? conceived.
D^n ch. same. Targ. 0. Gen. XVIII,
1
; a. e.; v. din.
Pa. a'-^-sn to warm, heat.

Part. pass. danr. Targ.

Hos. VII, 7.
Af. 1) d-^nx to heat, excite, v. am.
2)
d^nx to become
hot; to have pollution. Nidd.
43'* '31
'X "iini 'alanx ^3
getting heated once and again immediate!}' after.
Ithpa. danrx, Ithpe. Brn"^x l) to warm onc'aself. Targ.
Y. II Gen. XVIII, 1.Sabb. lio'' 'n-^X 13 ed. (Ms.M. 'PiX,
v. supra) when he had warmed himself.

*2) to restrain
one's anger. Targ. II Esth. V, 10 [prob. to be read : OanrX".
V. Dart; cmp. '|dn].
*l?2n m., pi. C^^n (b. h.; v. nan) solar columns,
[prob. a phallus, cmp. X*p:p'^;n]. Sifra B'har ch. IX,
end (ref. to la'^pn xV, Lev. XXVI, 1)
'31 'nn ibx that
means the hammanim on roof-tops. Mekh. Bo, s. 1 1 (ref.
to Ex. XII, 21) dS'^Sana 13ffiia withdraw from your h.
lb. Yithro, s. 5, end 'nb. Ib. s. 6 'nn
'-2
(ed. Weiss a.
Fr. evorj'where T";').
DDH, Ukts. Ill, 5, V. dan.
CDH (b. h.; V. Ges. H. Dict.'o s. v.) [to be heated,
passionate,] to insult, do violence, to rob. Y. Ab. Zar.
II,
40^^
bot. '31 dian xbx ... rjlC xb finally one does not
say to another man, Kill that man, but, Attack &c. Gen.
R. 8. 45 (ref. to 'Dan, ib. XVI, 5)
'31 B'^nann rx "^spain
thou provokest me to speak harshly, because thou seest
&c. Ib. s. 65, beg. npaim nbm . . . n3ba the wicked
government (Rome) robs and extorts; a.fr.Lev. R.s. 26
Tipaini im "in each generation with its violent men.

Part. pass. Dian. Ib. s. 30 ''JX 'n "^IX blC I have been
taken by force, b^' extortion.
Nif. Dan: to be ruined (cmp. Isan). Lam. R. to II, 6
'31 nS'i'^sa '3UJ n353 like a garden the spring of which has
been ruined, so that its vegetables fade.
P?'. Da'^n (of beasts of prey) to seize tvith fangs, scratch
with nails. Gen. R. s. 45 (play on iDan, v. supra) noa'^n
1""3B Ar. (ed. I'^SBS, some ed. XDam, incon*.) she scratched
his face; Y'lamd. to Gen. 1. c. (quot. in Ar.) iniX n^B'^n
nia33 I'^SB noa'^ni she scratched him and marked his
face like a marten; Yalk. ib. 79 (not noain).
DGM ch. same.Denom. XDain.
*Ithpa. Danrx to do violence to one^s self, to restraint,
one's self. Targ. II Esth. V, 10, v. dan. [Targ. Y. Gen.
VII, 21 'iDannx, read: ""panx or "^pannj*, v.
ipa.]
C/jn m. (b. h.; preced ) violence, extortion. Y. B.
Mets. IV,
9*^
bot. (ref. to Gen. VI, 13) ',Dan n^n na what
was the nature of their violence? Gen. R. s. 31 (distinction
between 'n a. h}})
; a. e.Pl. d^pan. Ib. s. 63 . . . xb
'n m^'^TJ that thou wilt not give me to eat what lias
been obtained by robbery or extortion. Lev. R. s. 2.
Koh. R. to III, 9; a. e.
H^Cin, juHjn (preced.) violent man, extortioner.
B. Kam. 62* (defining the difference between the "n and
the "Vta) '31
y^n^ 'n the hamsan takes by force and pays,

P/. d-isDan,
T^3Dan. Snh.
25''
'nni . . . "(nibs' iB-^Din (Ar.
'inni) the}' added to them (the class of persons disqualified
for judges or witnesses) the robbers and those taking
forcibly (and paying); Y.Shebu.V]I,37'' bot.; Y.R.Hasli.
I, 57'
top.
V12r\=yon; Pi. ran. Ab. Zar. 68 ?anb, Ms. m.
"fanb.
"QM
I ch.=h. yii'n to he sour; to be leavened. Targ.
0. Ex. ill, 34; a. e.; \. ?ian.Y. Pes. II, end, 29' "psa
"ann that it might turn sour (vinegar).
Pa. ran to leaven. Pes.
41* Sana isian (not x3Jana;
Rashi: Sana lyianx
Af.)
(the flour) causes leavening.
Part. pass, rana, v. infra.
Af.
sanx 1) #0 turn sour, leaven, ferment. Targ. Y,
j
Ex. 1. c.2) to cause leavening. Tav?. Y. II Lev. II, 11
'
"anal (Var. Sanai); v. supra.
"n (b. h.; cmp. Dan) [to be hot] to do violence, to
wrong.^ Snh. aS"* (ref. to Is. I, 17) j'ain xbl ^lan lllSRi
479
.1 ih opprMl Imt not ..- '-~ i.*i. i.. n
plMlnNiit llriri)} Ynmii ac'
V. prtcMl.) i'o i^* AolJ to frrwtrml.
Ml /.m, nil* 'y y

-<- --
> thMt il (titti lo .
I f
ioOglM.
4 ih* I
lf..>lik lla<> 11 >i \ Mr*
rwjiij
Ha. XXIV
rw" wr (aorr.
n
'
lo ! I. 17. V. prrOMt.)
'3^
r yvrVS
T^
T" Mt.
<m1. WW, V. lUbti. I). H. . I. Dola 0) pntM ih*
t;
(in e|iiUi ejuM) who i-wntvm bl jodffmMil (ovarr
b. Ji7.
I) Mun. !.
4o
'
,H ^"^ Tt* Tfrx
-c
T' lllOMDOl*:> acoM).
ilouU. Mvkh. Ilo . lu rnrub i'r;r:; kthc "nWD
,. ,v>'-- >; it ut<l fur iMivvtiliiK olhrr duugba; .fr.
aftinale. Ib.B vipUy .. TNCtn, Ki XII, 17)
.-:'PX
""TS M w
iiol
> Ivrontf* tour, M
>
,,.*w
become oitr by postpone*
.
'< ' ttum $our, to frrmml. Ab.
:
8'' "51 y^^n^ m'un (M. M. rcni) is likely to IWr-
t In two hour*. Nuld. IX, 7 ":ji am> C*ij-) 'Z urin
>'h fi>rmei)iii Tiiwf. to ifytmrolf, &toM ttidted.
'^
ms 8Tp befor* he (the Peiniaii King) cluuifwl
orM.
I.
l*?rr? /o 6eow <r (*,??;). P.
28''; 43*
lit>ruiiii> Mitii iif ita<>tf ^nnt tliritin-li livrning
I. wdt.) 1) /o /'T Aof, (of color) rtfi.
. ;^;^ . 2) to bf $oHr, naUy Ac
/'.I.
i-nr;
/o jwii fo AaMr. Targ. Prov. X, I (b. Uxt
:-). V. jcirrn.
[f
-r
:'-!
I) tame. lb. XXV. >: XXVI11, 7 (lb. A.;
1.-\fw
."d*, v.preced.
!
-
,
' '
. ! ^ced. wda.) Itartned hrtad^
tttytkmg toHtaimfigtf<irrt*etl imhgtaHrt(ot the Are ipeelM
of nin, V. H*ll. I, 1, q.. Pes. I, I, r. pTS. lb. II, S
*:*
zyzs SC T htmeta brlongins to a eentile over which
h> P5sovr p!,<ijeil (whirl
wifk). lb. ;i *s>r br (trad.
;
.
.-
oi ]}. belongiuj; lo him. Y. Sbebi. Vili, w* bol. ps*?r
-* br h, boloniiing to SAniaritaus; Y. Ab. Zar. V,
44**
bi)t. ';*scr b:x (rd: pt'^) ate their (the Samuitan**)
h. (intmediMtflv RAr Passover); a. t. fr. Ff ~~T~
V^tn aaLids. v, *,sr^.
TCn pr. n. pi. (0r.'E^C9, 'E)tt99a) tfdMM*, AwM
(mod. Httm*) a eitv of S^ria on ihe Eastern bank of the
' wtiidk otm IM*
id taa4 (L*.
. on top aad
U
M. I. MU I); Tatt.
^j frr tt*%fkly. *trtmfmiL
infwt mH tw hmA* aMt*
uiii.ii% r
|iil*du|.. . /

IIPJJ^''
I ' t III.,.; .
%\\r r l.otow liik
*i^, , . ...
- --^ * IU.>.
oboi.xiy.3
^T-
trioffMit than A^
'
ptU u toad om,] lo fttm

la:. fAp ahridlmr dpfafaw. opp.
V^
Mrjr. Tab. M*
'^ n49 vrr^rrrt "Vr. yc'm a aaeoaat
of tba raatrktiOM oadar wbkb ib Uw pMi her t tb
end (if aba marriaa afsia aad bar flrat batbaad appaarai.
it la made eaajr for berin tha baffaataf (by ttOovlaf bar
to marry aicalnX La. har beary raapooafbOiljr will aafc*
hor rauiinat; Y. Gttt. I,
bf.
43* (add:
HT^).
Xidd.M*.
> fr
'^x; b9 rr-a-n tbay pfaKad lbemlv* ondar fTMiar
on* (than tba Uw l aqali aa). Vtd I. I
'i
V.'^
V. -pr; II. K4loy. III. 10. a. a. "ai '"Vrz

'
. adofla
the atnctar opinion of Ac.; a. v. f^.
[Pi.
-TT, "^
"J
nOl eh. aama.
-
-t
Al. "BT!, ^/l ""U'*t * precfro. in/. i !i*. ii,^'
.(readO'S'ir^ 7^
T^p?
TTsr ba aaw tbaai to ba lax
to tbair practice*, and be a^joioad *ti ifti>a*i om th$m.
Yab.
88* 'zn rai !
'
! s^ let ooa not pat bar ndar baavy
raatrletaona (in tha and), and not oMfca it too aaay Cor
her (in tha beftnnia^ v. piaead ;. Nidd.M^ *Ksnri WSf^
'z* in iboaa eaia* in which tbay hare placed thiniaalfai
under gnatar raaCricttoBS (tbaa tha law reqaiiaa, v.
preead.), tbery iwTe dona ao (and fallow tba oMfa Ube
a law), but when they bava aot Ac (yam ammoi cstcod
tha adopted usa^a by anaiofry); a. tr.Bar1,pa$. '-^ -.
"W.'r P*''"' *'P'
'*"; T. y^'Xi a. jnarr*.
ttkpa, "i^l'lt h bt pilrd up, to form a pilt of
mmt
mp. ^). Targ. Is. XVII, 9; XXX, 13.
"ICniI (b. h.) [fa he Aof.] i ) lo Uik. to pank (cap.
-C^). Snb. VII, 2 "tn mt rrrerr: and parcbaa bit catrails
(Ar, V. "W).
Nif.
"rar^ to be pardied. UoIL 1IK3 i vJUl *i6 ni*
'=1
if the iMrd fell into fire, and ('ju txmvuamtitm after
daoghtering it waa found thai) iu bovals were afibcted
by inhaling beat (Ar., v. tap. Gen. K. a. 38, end.
'ittn 480 tiErt
IaJM ch. same, 1) to be hot, parched. Targ. Job
XXX, 27 sfirn (Var. siiian, Ms. inrn Pa.
;
h. text 'nnn).
2) <o ferment, v. next av., a. Xi'^^an.
""i^nill, SHDHl (preced.) wine (b.h. Ten). Targ.
Num. Vi, 3; a. fr. Targ. Hos. Ill, 1 tli-ipna' ed. Lag.
(ed. iT^'lSri2, corr. ace.) in his wine (intoxication).

Sabb. 77 a. e., v. '^'n'lll. Hull. 112''

1^33 "lOPl ili^ "^"ip
(Ar. lati) called it (that juice) meat-wine.Gen. R. s. 91
end tpp T. wine mixed with resin.Erub.
53''.
v. "la'^X;
a. fr.Pl.
I'^'i'fn.
Targ. Y. Gen. L, 1.
"lan, snan (snan
n) m. ch.=h. ni^n,
d
cm,-
trnsf. tvorkingman^s contrivance,jack &c. Targ Is. XXI, 7.
Targ. Ex. XIII, 13; a. fr. Sabb. 66''; Y. ib. VI, 8',
V. j'^riapJX; a.v. fr.

PI "pn^an, X'^'n^n, '^ysr^. Targ. Gen.

XII, 16 (Y.%d. Amst. 'p"!T3n). Ib. XXXVI, 24 (Y. ed. Amst.
K*'^'?^!); a- e.Gen. R. s. 38 (ref. to Disn ^:n. Gen. XI,
5) 'n
"^53
1'2St2 n^ ""Si could we think young asses (built
it )?Y. Dem. 1,21^ bot. Ib. 22^
top; a. fr.2) X"^^"! Tl
sea-ass, name of a sea fish, hake (v. Sm. Ant.s. v. Onos).
Ab. Zar. o9\
~lX2ni m. ch. (v. "ipnil; cmp. BW) dark; trnsf.
mourning. Targ. P.s. XXXV, 14; XXXVIII, 7 Ms. (ed.
n-^sn, Lev. n^nri; h. text ^njr).
IZJIjII m. h. (denoni. of li^an) ass-driver, attendant
of
beasts of burden. Kidd. IV, 14, a. e., v. b^aa. Kel.
XXVI, 5 (6)
'nn -nST Tnann 'i^S Maim. (v. comment, ed.
Dehr.; Mish. ed. 'nn -,i:\ Talm. ed. -nonn -n?) the ass'
leather cover and the ass-driver's apron; a. fr.baS 'n,
V. hlsxPl. d'^'isn, p'nrn. Dem. IV, 7. Kidd. 1. c.
a. fr. Denom.: 'Tsn to direct a loaded beasVs motions
by walking behind it, to load a beast. Sabb. 153''; Ab.
Zar. lo'"* '31 "inx "iBripn he who drives his beast of burden
by walking behind it. Sabb. 1. c. "i^n^ xbni but does
he not violate the Sabbath as a driver (by placing his
money bag on the ass)? Pes.
66''
Nin T^ inx^D 'no it
is an act of driving in an unusual way (the lamb usuallj-
not being used as a beast of burden); a. fr.
"122n, S"l?2n ch. same. Y. Taan. I,
64'^
bot. SOX Tl
T - T T -
'
I am an ass-driver. Ib. '^5Si Ti pS let that certain ass-
driver pray. [Ib.
'=1
X^Qia ^^nin "iiSS lan, read: ^^n
'=1 p'^aS', V. margin ed. Krot.]Y. Snh. VI, beg.
23''
xn
'n*l Knbx^ in that form it would be an ass-driver's
question.P^ X'^^tsn. Y. Taan. IV,
67''
bot.
SnDH wine, v. "nan III.
snan, sian ass, v. ^^n.
T T -; T : - ' T -:
^nan, v. x^a^n.
T T
T T
n jKjn f. ("nan) a company
of
ass-drivers, caravan.
Snh. X,'5 (111''); B. Bath. 8^ Tosef. Dem. 1, 10 (con-
trad, to nnx "ln); Y. ib. I, 22* bot. (incorr. version).
^FllDH ch.=h. n-n-irin. Y. Dem. I,
21''
hot.; Y.
Shek.V, 4'8^'top; Gen. R. s. 60
'21 'm niphTsn the she-
ass of li. &c. Y. Yeb. IV,
6''
bot. ""'P^'^-or my ass. lb.
nri-ion, v. nne.
IDQn f., T\W2n m. (b. h.) five (numeral letter 'n).
Snh. V, 3 ttJona (sub. niSUJ) during the fifth hour of the
day. Ib. ntL'onn (sub. U^^'^) on the fifth of the month.
Sabb.
77'' '21 nna-ix nu5on (sub.
"ipia),
V. n-a^x. B. Mets.
IV, 9 'ni nsn-nX "'Olb^an fines of the fourfold or fivefold
value (Ex. XXI, 37); a. v. fr. P/. D'^lS'in ('S)
fifty.
R.
Hash.
21''.
Ab. V, 21 'n
p
at the age of fifty years; a.
V. fr.Denom. csin to divide into
five.

Part. pass. Z'S^H'O

;
f. r:ysin:a, pi. ri^aain^. B. Bath.
150-'
'n?2 in-^u; "laVii
provided the minimum of wool required is equally divided
between the five lambs.n'nto dan f.; liUS iT^^^n m. (1"::)
fifteen. Y. Sabb. VI, s'' (ref.' to D-'irani,' Ex. XIII, 18)
'21 "ira
'"
'nn with fifteen kinds of arms. Taan. IV, 8
3X3 'S Ta like the celebration of the fifteenth of Ab;
a. fr.Constr. of niaan; ntJan. Kidd.
30''
B^Slbx 'n five
thousand; a. fr.
l!JQn f., SI2;^n, ri'ij^Sn m. ch. same. Targ. Gen.
XLV, ll". Ib. XLVII, 2; a. fr. Yoma 84' '21
"^VlJai T,
on Thursday and on Friday ; a. fr.

PI. 'p'oian
fifty.
Targ.
Num. XXXI, 47; a.fr.B. Mets.51; a. fr.n'nir^' n^ZJ-^pn
(nd-^an)
fifteen. Targ. 0. Lev. XXIII, 6
;
a. fr.;^ v. lOian!
^tm, -mn, v. '-^.
Sn^IZJQn, ^<?jron f. (preced. wds.) a collection
of five.
Y.'Meg. 11^
73''
bot.; Y. Ber. II,
4'"
xni-^alp 'n
the first five (mentioned Ter. I, 1);
xn"''i"in3 Tl the second
five (mentioned ib.
6);
(Readings vary nimran, xnman).
riDn f. (b. h.) the shin
of
a goat drawn oflf the body
without opening the belly and sewed up and pitched at
the ends where the legs and the tail were cut off (v.
8m. Bible Diet. s. v. Bottle), bottle, hag. Kel.X[X,8 'nn
'21 QisailJ a bottle (of a skin of a he-goat) whose scrotum
(originally made to receive liquids in connection with
the bottle) became defective. Ib. XX, 2 "p'b'^bn npn bag
of the bagpipe (ascaula). Ib. XXVIII, 5 n"'affi nx^rUJ 'n
a closed up pouched skin which (by cutting open) was
made a spread skin. Sabb.
152''
a woman is B1 xba 'n(!)
a bag full of blood (v. vers. Ms. O. in Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note 7). Tosef. Kel. B. Kam. VI, 13. Ib. VII, 11 'nn
ann lisa a bag made of the skin of a fish. Y. Ab. Zar.
IV, end,
44''
bot. "inann (not 'na) in his wine bottle; a.
fr.P/. ninan. Kel. XXVI, 4 (5)
'n b2 Mish. ed. (Tahii.
ed. "^132, corr^ ace); Men.
37*'.
Hull.
107''
'n "^xbin with
pieces ofgoat skins wraptaround their hands (like gloves).
Midr. Till, to Ps. CXXXVII nian.
nSiJ pr. n. Hammath, name of a demon {fever, cmp.
Xna'^ri). Snh. lOl'
'21
'm Xp-^t the blast (breath; Ms.
M. Xp'^l the spittle) of H. do I see in thy face (an
eruption).
riSn, constr. of nan heat
of;
'na through the heat
of, from the effect of,
in consequence of.
B. Mets. VI, 3
^'b'^'dn "no overcome by heat through the exertion of
climbing up the ascent. Hull.
4''
nb^a 'n-2 linx ma his
brothers had died in consequence of the circumcision.
ntn 481
lie* uf iraVAiliiti; 9i*H fZ fr^tm mt ''r'|eiii<il r^nrn
;
1. V |.|irMi|it? ii.Vll.*
-~
r ." . ;) l>oii
'-
II
.., \u* r.T^in^ Tin mom S:
n fruill l(i AcUun (of Milillg). A
' < MlilUMt) IIIOVM Ai Ilia iul4UICi . fr.
" - ""
(v. un^) to
^
Aof, amgty. |"rw, to a^ ?.
/'. r**?.
^Z".
r^tr^^ to mah angty.
TMf. Fro*.
(Vtr. mjrrj).
liMm,
- - Jl imalh, A <
Sum. Mil
-:nmo:
\\M\, n (V. Ifa^J, r. ursri. a.rr.~ Num. UcIO
to Am. VI, a) *3Xj:h rrr" i n.ai .. il im.r Ai.il.
<%(YiUk. Am. Mft ISM r
>
r^Xn pr. 0. pi. (h. b.) Haihmalk, v.
Sr!2n r. eb.~h. rvnan.
Tmt. o. XXVll, ss (Vnr
(ft?** but. (Ar. Mntonx . Mjre^ I. ki.m
. b. &a* rrrwn (oorr. aeo.), v. en ; . fr.
Sr'*rn, nn^ pr.o. pi. (b. U. pnin; OW.) Ifamm'Iha,
ngl, uitins of Mvrl JvwUh
p
lae, Mp. m) Jf,,
. cna$. Y. Mvf. I 70*
(xpl. rtW% Jodi. XJX, 35;
ib.
'
top ir-oa It rvi). TomC. Knib. VII (V)^
8;
. V. 2r* bot.; . .
b) ^., near Otdtr.
[Mh-
I.
! pan. Juch.l.c.) "nj ron ^ M*. M. a (d. "nj ran).]
boti Y. Kidil. Ill,
4''
tofk-o) Y.dlwbi.
Vmn ti //. near i'tUa (v. Ncab. 0ogr.
|t4>.Lam. B. to I, 16 Tx (Neub. L c. p. lift ffOn)
^H|^tu in JudmLV. DWafM.
Bftl^ (t. prwd.) pr. d. pL Bammthan. Meg. s'*
sr*3aV Trsa m ftur aa (torn |I. to Tibvruui (om mil*).
Lhiiu R. to I, 16, T. prcd.
UnMU i lU) tolMMuAici . fr.
It
oL ir
'91
fi
Tt 1 Iter* ara ifcfiM rtwwitatto
iM Aifof 1m vtiMi Um fiMMWlttM* koM ihair
YooM IV. b^ 4lS
5^!**.
S!*^ r||.
M. TW|. Pro*. XXXI. Mt.
Tif,
) ic.. VI. # V>b. M^ filM Ur U aMy lk om
of A wouui' ot4owlM(Ml| ti
trwn in aniar lo mmIm Imt
tUvctlv* (v.prMMl.>i |ui|i,t*pto.. te offil^r Uiai ot
My b wiUiaf to HMiT)r
i
oik ofik : to ortfar I0
KJfl
KJTJ
Ml.
(m
Ml^ pn . .
"'
'<p.
tWW. IWf. U. XL, II. Taq(. II Smm. i.
Ug. (oai.4. p^; Ar.
T??)' t^n- 1 K*<W XVU, it.
(.'mp. ii{^rV
A^n, /v. >|r
(4WMWM. of lorr) to oa
y
li
i
Cl ^iiv>
to i/oN^. |ptoy.
IWf. Y. r.s. XV. 10. Ib. >XXI1, If.
HSjn, iC55*n ac, v. Mb -irr.
r
nKjn
m. (v. rn) m frt^mtmlrr of Im^tum, iiUr
ii5'.5H, . 'rr.
^JT}3n
*?)^^
" f^'- <^^ akap-kttptr, mkamm;
tavern-ierper. *8ImW VII. I xi h9 Ttn omA tha ^taf'
kpr to tli corrcctMCM of hit book accooMt
Kidd.IV, 14 Tn rem tb Ira4 of a th^plMrtf or !*
keeper; Y. ib. 6'; IVtal. SoTrim XT. 10; IL fr.^A
e^rjn. Y. M. Kat. Ill, SS^ boC 'Vi ^V two
(in iba aame tbop>.#'<ai. ri*;i)^JL KMk tX, 4
ft ... if one appoiota bb wito to ba hla
M^iOn pr. n. m. TT -p Ben-Hdma^ Fmdk. Ba^od.,
p.
106*; 0n. a. . 31 a. Yalk. Ps. 8; WTOn "%
(or.
aoc.).
H^rSn m. (v. Mnem) InuciMf. Targ.Prov. XV, 18
;
Tt^f- %->(9n
^
T t V ^
,T -'

spSn, Kjt31, aab !?.

a.>.
"!,
V. njin a, ".jn.
"^,
T^n
m. (b. h.; "pr) ^riee, /biw; towKMen. Ab.
/At . ref. to KPT, Dwif. VII, J) IM
tSTlb ^TT Hth nacribe
i.iccfulnento tI)eDt(|>ay noattantionto theirbeautj).
tts** (quoU fr. Bn. Bira) 71 rTH coptette. Kih. 17*;
14, V. H^. Succ.
4''
IP
Tto wrm tntm (Ma. M.
*;
Viti. TCD a person that makea a Ikvorable imprearioo
>n iDei). Ber.
60**
"S^ ynh . . . "sam and let me find fraeo
wil fHVor &C. Keth.
77*> "^^
rtev
t^
DK if the Law aakea
>!e.ksing tbos who studv itf will ii iM>t alao proieei
. n, - ^ Y. Oitt, V,
46''
top "Ti nrn mts fbr tbe nke of
(to raise her eetimation in Uie eyee of men),
tiNi ^>eopie may be anxious to marry her; v. next w.

n^ljn f. (b.b. rt^;

^^
imi0mni*an, rfiAafiwi,
fetUcal tf iedkaiiom; aepL ffJhmHtah, Um aigia dafi^
Inatt noniiiiemoi aliiM tbe redadicatioM of Ika Taaapla
after ita deeeeratioo tuider Antiorh BpiphaaM^ laaftag
from the Sfti^of Kidev lo tbeaaeood (orthird)of Tebelh.
Sabb.
81**
'n in why dodiaatiOM iiiiiiHiii fOloMiM-
ation)1 lb. tt rtn tbe proper ulmnfitaii of B. CD-
laminataon). Ib. t: -c the lights kindled oa H.Pcelk.
R. s. S
f-n
sraB rnon the dadicatioM of beavcM OMd
earth (by iUamination, rat to Oen. 1, 18);
TVgm y. Ike
dedkatian of tiM watt of Jaraaalea (Veh. XII, 87);
-r.
vruun iha dadJeatioo (illoMdaatioM) iaetittad
^
tlw
Asmoneaa priaata; a. fr.

FL r*90r. Ib.
Sri^SP, *22t^
eh. same. T^g. Xam.TII,S4. Targ.
Ps. XXXl ;~a. cLt. IL Kat. Ill, ead, Sf'. Babk. M*.
1
ii^n
482
'lan
in. (b. h.; )iT\) merciful, gracious Babb.
133''.
"J,
V. 'i'^n.['n 133, or yar\ pr. n. pi., v.
"^sin
3).]
']^3n
I m.
1)
part. pass, of isn.2)
(v. nextw.) sup-
plied ivith an application of
Henna; [oth. opin.: merci-
fully protected]] fern. ri3!l3n, pi. niSWn. Sabb. V, 4 (expl.
ib.
54''
a compress dipped in oil; Y. ib. 1^ top a wool-
cap; oth. opin., V. next w.). [Ms. Maim, nisson';;, quot.
Low Pfl. p. 213.]
y\yn H or "jlDri
(l^^rij)
Henna, Alcanet, a plant
of the leaves of which a paste is made for dyeing nails,
hair &c. Sabb.
54'^
(ref. "to niJisn, v. preced.) there is a
tree in the sea- towns (Cyprus),
'31
1^U3 'ni ed. (Ms. M.
'|isn'') its name is h., and a chip thereof is taken and
put into the nostrils (of the sick ewe), that it may sneeze
and be released of the worms in the head (v. Low Pfl.
p, 213 a. quotations). Y. ib. V,
7''
top it is a root tX^mi^
n3>i3ri^ its name is yahnunah.
I^On
III pr. n. m., v, '|3n.
"^DIDH, V. "i3ii3rt.
HD^Dn f. (b. h. nB3n, some ed. 'Bsn; Ci3n) 1) hy-
pocrisy, dishonesty, flattery. Sot.4l'' 'n
"Q
UJ'^m D1X a man
in whom there is insincerity. Ib. 'n hx MBI'lSS the power
of flattery (towards Agrippa). Ib. 42* "n . . . ms a com-
munity in which insincerity (flattery to power) prevails.
Snh.
52''
n-ipb 1B''3nnUJ Tl b-^n^US because they flattered
Korah. Kidd.
49** '31 niBSi 'n cringing submission (to
power) and haughtiness (towards Ihe weak); a. e.
2)
faithlessness to religion, apostasy. Gen. R. s. 48, beg.
'31 'H ^3 where the I'oot C]3n is used in the Bible, it means
heresy; Yalk. Is. 304.
J!<ri5^^n
'??r[
ch. same. Targ. Jer. XXIII, 15.^
i^fJlDH, nfJIDPl m. (psn) strangler, fighter. Gen.
R. s. 78, beg.; Cant. R. to I, 2, a.e.
'31
niSD 'n strangler,
doest thou mean to choke me, i. e. do you think you
can embarrass me with your arguments?
n^jn f. (b. h.; insn) tent, esp. tradesman's shop,
tavern; meat-market &c. Tosef. Pes. I (II), 19; Pes. 3l''.
Ab. Ill, 16
'31 nmriB 'nrt the shop is open, the shop-
keeper gives on credit, i. e. man has free volition and
Providence is long-suff'ering &c.Gitt.
67''
roil'^a 'n. well-
stocked shop (a man of vast learning and readiness), v.
')T^ Toh. VI, 3 nj^^Ii X'^n^a 'n ed. Dehr. (ed. JXT313 Xin\U)
;
a.Vr.P/.ni''13n '*3n. Ib.B.Mets. 88% v.-^rn 3). Hull.
95"
'31
'n Sffiti if there are nine meat-shops (in one market)
all of which sell &c.; Pes. 9'^; Nidd. 18"; Keth. 15^
Sabb.
35'' ri'ini*i3rii 'r^^'o i-isxV^ ^""o^n^ n"'3^ Ms.M. (ed.
P\1''13m I'^S ^"^aanV) the second signal was given to stop
work in the town and in its shops. Ib. Tifi 1^5331 and
the stores were closed. Ib. 15"
'Hi n^ . . . ninVs the
Sanhedrin were removed from the Temple and held their
meetings in the market; (Ab. Zar. S'^ ri13na); a. fr.
Jj^nOn ch. same. B. Mets.
60" 'n^ i<"i^n wine from
the shop; a. e.

Pl. xnisn, '113n, 'it13n. Targ. Jer.

XXXVI1,16; a.e.Sabb.32", v.^M-ita L^B-Bath. 68^. Y.
Peahl, 16" a.e. [read:]
'31 "^NSnim 'isn the shops(trades-
men) of Bashan. [Y. Ber. VI,
10" "top 'n 'H, v. xri'in.]
t^JM (b. h.) 1) to assume shape, form a texture; (of
trees) to show a distinct shape offruits, to form fruits; (of
fruits and leaves) to assume a distinct shape (v. frajn).
E. Hash.
14*' 1-^ni-|iB i-jpniu Jinnx Ms. M. (ed. nini-i-^B)
an Ethrog-tree whose fruits were formed before the
fifteenth of Shebat. Ib. '31 i:33rnu
"J^X
a tree whose fruits
&c. Y. Shebi. V, beg.
35'*
'nu: "J^iK a tree which formed
fruits. Tosef. ib. IV, 20 ; a. fr.
2)
[to he handsome
;
(Arab.;
to he red,] to make handsome, or flagrant, esp. to embalm
Gen. R. s. -100.
I3Dn ch. same, to embalm. Targ. 0. Gen. L, 2 (Y
DD3); a.' e.Taan. b^ Xi''a3n la3ri . . "^isa
"131
was it foi
nothing that . . . the embalmei's embalmed (Jacob)?
123"
m., ni3jn f. (preced. wds.) formation oj
fruits or leaves. V. Shebi. IV, end 36', a. e. Xin ",^1\y^tt
"jDjri their formation of chains is what in other trees i;
the formation of fruits. Ib. V, beg.
35*'
iasn nnnpSJ thov
disregardest the time of its formation. Y. Maasr. V,
51'
hot. nUJIUSm 'n2 as regards the law regulating the tithei
according to the time of the formation of fruits and o
taking root. R. Hash.
15''
n''35"'3U:b n-j3n ins< for thi
laws concerning the fruits of the Sabbatical year tin
formation of fruits is the deciding mark. Ib." (in Chald
diction) 'n ina W be guided by &c. Men. 69" XI'^BI "S
the formation of the fruit, (i^SI Ti the formation of th(
texture of leaves ; v. n:i3n.
Jj^TDSn m. (a3n) embalmer.Pl. K''*l33n. Taan.
5*
TT-
\-../
T-T-
y. D3n.
!SI2?n,
'D''C='*T'^-~-^^-
1"''^?'^'
'^''t^?'^-
Targ. Y. Ex
XXIXV2'. Targ.' Job'xXXI, 40; a. e.
'
ni3Dn, V. -jsn.
T T
-;
X^I2Dn, V. i<^t^3n.
T
- . . T - -:
''Dn, njn (b. h. ; cmp. "^3^) [to be covered, surrowid
ed,] to encamp, rest. Num. E. s. 11 (ref. to "iSITil, Nuin
VI, 25) -|b:iS<
"1
nsn^ the Lord have His tent with the
Lam. R. introd. (R. Nahm.) (ref. to Is. XXIX, 1) n2 'n\
'31 where David (lawfully) resided, v. X'^'JSH. Ib. (R. Alex. 1
'31 Qisini . . d''3?D13 they moved in discord and eucampe
in discord; Mekh. Yithro, Baliod., s. 1; Lev. R. s.
a. fr. Apocop. form: "jri (as if from "jin). Midr. Til
to Ps. LXXVIII, 47 (play on V^bria ib.) ^^ -,r; xn h
(the locust) came, encamped, cut; (Tanli. Vaera 1
V'a n"3 S<n; Ex. R. s. 12 Interpol, from Midr. Till.
c. : n3).
Hif.
''ijriii to cause to rest. Fut. apocop. "jlr^. Y. Taai
III,
66'^
(play on tl'^'^n^,
Num. XXXV, 33)
'31
t\i(
T^
01
bloodshed causes the anger (of the Lord) to rest upo
the ground (rain being withheld); 8ifr6Num. 161, Yal-
ib, 788 im-i (corr. ace).
mn
4M
8'2n,
H''Zn ch^^.rr*^V^. Turg.Y.Nuto
\;
'*-'<-
tliBii eucAinfiMnl.

Lmm. ft. Inln>4. (M. .s^ . ..

.
3
rrV Ti mS (itoi tHj mim cd
n^n b. fn) wIm
but Unvid lUld A riflit of IMWIItllMINIDi.
halv ... 0. Omt. h, a
"*
f. (njr) eHmmprntml, rni; op|k n|^ T.
.
.. jr boL ir*!}ra in Ut oHcr of ibtir mmmp'
. Moil. M* T^r^ Ma. M. (m1. iMmrr. T> ...)
h\
-
Itop. rifkt
9f
nU-
Ab.Xiir. to* (ir. i0 Banr,
yt ly on^
ipn
|6 glvt Umoi so
. . 'i)rtjr (wll thtn no InMi la Um
ltd): YiUk. DvQl. MA.
V^r, ut. c^jn) e^mtnlor, fnthrr. M. Kat, SS** Mi. IL,
"tt w.
rr**n
f.
nr:)
(mWwv <** </''' pal^r trilh a
7, V. Fl. to Iivvy Talm. Diet. II, 300,] tie name
'h. rkUil by t)i pMraon rubbing it pabito; in
Oiu. IX, 8 iv^^arr*
^T??
3^ '^ ^
M>*
- hia mid ber fbmilj nnoM* ar* written.
:^:n the mirniun* of anoMion. Taan. SO^;
V naifbbor "irs^jro Vm tv^'Jiui
^ tomaoM givtn him by mymit
t4 oihera rlt(>, hy hia hy*nam (which othn bad
t hSm); d.: T2*:rs Vin TV^ro hv bia hSkkhm
-!:'^n); aonip my, (Rab Ada uaed the exprsaeion)
tkha. M. Km. 2i*' Vr^ tajt VZ^TTi r?3 (Ma. M. 2)
>> iin)<> whn he wma to reeeive hia nama (when bia
I he who waa to rear biin (hia
-. Oen. R.a. 43, beg. (expl. \'-""irS
QfMi. XIV, 14)
'='1
^"rv
"^^^
thoae bearing bi name,
><-'ir name being Abnun, like hia own.
2**^311
1 m. da. ("iSn ; cmp. "WTf) paiate amd Itmpu,
trad, to'teeth. Hull. 103^ TTY 7<a in the posterior
! of the mouth, i. e. if h apit oat tbe forbiddan foot
before swallowing.
*|*2n
m. Cgn)
ke nAo lettewt Ivre, afecHontUe father.
M. K;it. 24^ V. ro-^nli.
"fSn IT pr. n. m. HoNNin. M. KaU ti\ a. a^ . "jsn.
X.*<.n, I il^rn I pr. n. m. HUmima. aama of saTeral
Tannaim And Ainoraim. ^. /<. ^aff^OMOt: Toeaf. Arakb.
1, 15 (ed. Zuck. Jt-::r); Arakb. 11,4 (10*) Talm- ed. (Misb.
Jf^r). Tem. VI, 5 ie-:n,; Toaef. ib. IV, 10 rran.
Kidd. .v>. Bekh. YI, 3; a. tr. (t. Darkbe Misb. p. MS).
H. ft. Gamtirl: Marc, HI, 15 (S3*) Ms. M. (cd. mOR).
B. Bath. X, 1. (Tosef. Yonia I, 6 X-::r; Sifrm Bmor eb. I,
Par. 2, a. e. rrar). &ib. Ill* ^"=i
p
Ti
(. Babb. D.
n. a I- f<Hi. ^>4a ' 4i.t w"ii
p. i3tf.

ii.
*. AUMmI; KIL it. OIs. M. a. T. n-srv . Edbk.!).
K. a- 1 aola). Mm. OT) a. Cb (HMatly irr
/r^a AaA'IMottte (V.
If^i
Bdajr. II. I :
Miab.^M,s^>. RabMM.: afcb.M^.a. fr. tv. Vrwlu
M*bo, p. M^
9.x
OUmt i< by tKai M*.M
rrMh. 1. . 91\ an^^tMt. ft^, v. st w.
r:":*"
I
t (b.lt.};^:) n
mfrep. Oa.ft.a.7l. ctf
i'- ^ ^ "zran a Had frrw a^fHad
<" *-* '*"<
Iribai <balbr Iw^^awla waa bora; Oa*. X
<.<
t) riiWifa^ (of Um MNT^boni aklldl. M. Kai f
^'
i|ilay
oaMato^lryy^aw^rpigt'gaKwyyiaiUwiaiwn
of bkmiitit wmiiidladW whawmtamnmUm.-
s) (MUMofiatloii, V. praaad.) BMmhmk (Lata). talkM^
tae TI ^w nmn
^ ^i
tba diMtplaa of ft. 9. aMd, Om
Maartab'i mum la ^.
HCTJ^. Tnr r If rMiL XKXII M
drrtae* or
'''*
otoaa s/o/i
'
O. Lar. XX Vi.
XVII. S; s.a. (lb
two words, also X'
tiva of a stami QOr.
d_ tMd;
. M, tst ^). t)
flU Am (b. VW^ Tmi%.
VI. 4; a. Tv. la^
'
V. Is wrttiaa OTsn te
acMM lo ba a dafifs-
r. i, havfaif tba aMMiiav
of aalwfarss, aAoair. (caip rxrt I, npr^
tlpn).]
KC'Sn, r. MSI.
SfJ'rn,
T. it:rjn
njj*2n f. (?^)
//m/A hy ,ir,nymlafim. r. aah. Til.
bf. uS, r. p?ri.
ZTSn f. (b. b. rcn fa Arail, t. Oca. Tboa. a .) ^war.
Yulk. Job. 27.PL 1 H J u Ibw Oaa. ISS.
Hr*in, r7*3n pr. a. pi. nmMt, a plaaa ia tka
diatrict of'Tyrv.'fo^Sbabi.lT.t WTfrm Tn tVl/
'
J T
Uppar and Lowar H.; Y. Dcaa. II, tt* top tn nrT*49
ntm (eorr. aee.).
^y^^ (b. b.; sac r. of 7n) Co mh, poBtk, (tmitk; trmd.
to trmm; to irSemte,
Pi, "(T- to trrnHf initiate (a cbild); fo taaayrafe, prv
pare for of/See; to dMeaie. Y. Tona I,
80^
top ... rrs
'n T^K TSrrs as tbe Higbpriast*k iaaaamioa lasted
tran days (Lav. YUI, 3S, aq.), so is tha Higbpricsi pve>
pared for tba senriee of tba Day of Atoasitat aaa
days. Has. M* r*3Tr ^rrfi -no ia ordar to iaitiate Us
son into tba perfotiaaaca of rsligioaa dalias. ToaM
VIII,
4; Toaet ib. Y (lYX S
"^
Tr^
JO" "^ *
tbem gradoally (to fost 00 tba Day of AtoocaMBt) a
year or two bafbra refigioos nMtority.

^M. Kat. 1, Tia

'sn T'S^cn ratyoa asaxftDisb np tbe escaratad cbaabets;
. TprH; a. tr.
Pn, r^^ Hi&pa. T^FTVi, SiOftL "^^rrri fo he mam-
fMrafAl, fo k dMwafnl. Talk. Pror. M4 'n ^ prx-;
1*
m
484
si?n
Pesik. Bahod.,
p.
101* 'D1 "TiTi pnS"' Isaac was initiated
into the covenant on his eighth day. Sifra Vayikra, Hoba,
ch. Ill, Par. 3 '31 rOT^n
TiSlrT^";^
that the altar must be
dedicated by offering frankincense. Zeb. 40''; a. e.
^5^' ^""^n
^^- s*-
'^^^S-
^' ^^^^' ^^' 5;
a- e.
Pa.
Tl'^Sn,
Ajf. 'T^"'5riX same. lb. iTi3?n (ed. Berl.
'330
Pe.). Targ.Y.I, IIDeut.XXXII,3 (sanctified his mouth);
a. e.
nspn, V. nsijn.
Sr .yDH, V. '3n.
DUn m. (b.h.; "jlj) gratuitous act, favor, mostly adv.
'n^, 'nb, "n bs gratuitously; for no reason. Ex. R. s. 41
'31 '^3nK"i2 Tl bs hast thou created me for no purpose?

B. Kam. 92^ a. e., v. ^^nt. Ex. R. s. 28, beg. 'H nbi:3

he took it gratuitously. Num. R. s. 1 '31 'n ibs Fia
as these things (fire, water &c.) are free to all &c. riSR^
'PI an undeserved gift. lb. s. 1
1
; a. fr.

'Pi PiiCb gratuitous

hatred, hostility without cause. Sabb. 32'*; a. fr.
vCsQjn (b. h.) pr. n. m. Hanameel, 1) cousin of
Jeremiah. Meg. I*''; a.e.2) H., the Egyptian, a High-
priest. Par. Ill, 5.
^Qjn m. (b. h.) beetle, prob. a species of locusts.
Yalk. Ex! 185, quot. fr. Tanh. (ed. Bub., Vaera 19) 'n3
Til"! Pl'^n PiTPi the hail came down formed like thehdndmal,
as it says (Pa. LXXVIII, 47) &c.Midr. Till, to Ps. 1. c,
V. Pijn.
pn, y. Peah I,
16' "pD'^ip 'n Pi^, read, as Y. Snh.
X, beg. 27^ -,3 na ['iSn Syr., rare form, v. P. Sm. 250
8. V. X3X.]
jjn
(
pHj (b. h.; cmp. 'pa) [to cover, surround,]
to caress, grace, favor. Sabb. 1
04^^
(in children's acrostics)
"^niK "|P|1 "|Pi1i< "|T sustains and graces thee. Num.R.s. 11
(ref. to Num. VI, 25)
n'i332 "jniX "jiPl^ may He favor thee
with (good) children. lb. (quot. from daily prayers)
Pi""l mxb |3'in Pirx thou graciously endowest man with
knowledge. lb. DPl-ibs )^n\ Pl"2pPl linr the Lord will in
due time protect them. Sifre Num. 41 Pllin ll^bna ~\^Ty^
may He grace thee by enabling thee to study the Law.
Pesik. Asser, p.
97* (ref. to 131Pin, Prov.111,9) r,33n\a Pltl^
out of what He has endowed thee with; a. fr.

[Midr.
Till, to Ps. LXXVIII '(Pi, V. iiir\.] Part. pass. ',!i3n, pi.
Di3!i3Pi \)graced, endowed. Num.R. I.e. rin(2) i3n
endow-
ed with knowledge. Pes.
87'' ^"313n "^33
children of thy
favored ones, Abraham &c. (Ms., v. "jPia).
2) bandaged.
PI. fein. n'i3!)3n. Sabb. V, 4, v. ,!l3n I, 2
J
Nif. '|3n3 to be shoivn favor. Deut. R. .s. 7 (ref. to Is.
XXVI, 10) '3 13ix..1:q13 DN^axbut if he has learned ...,
he will he shown no favor (will not be forgiven).
Hithim.
'\iyTP^
to bend one^s self, to supplicate (v.
piipin). Deut.R.s.2,beg. '|3nna, v.isnn. lb. ispirrib bipinn
("pntra b"'nnPi) he began to pray; a. fr.
Hithpol. (fr. |^Pi=Pi3n) to come to rest, to be collected.
Ber.
30"*
(adopting the expression in conformity with
jSPinxi, Deut. Ill, 23) until his mind be collected again
(for prayer), v. b^Pi.
jDH, ']^n ch., pret. ',PI same. Targ. O.Gen.XXXIII, 5.
Targ. O. Ex. XXXIII, 19 ',in"iX. Targ. Jud. XXI, 22
'ppl? '|!l3!l3n ed. Lag. (oth. ed. 'j13''3"^3n) be gracious to
them.Pes. IIO'' (in an incantation)
'31 "^SJSni "^33niX
while He graced me and yourselves, I had not come
to that (v. Ar. s. v. "iPl 8, a. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note for
var. lect.).
jjn (b. h.) pr. n. m. Hanan, name of several Tan-
naim and of several Amoraim, esp. H., one of the Justices
of Peace in Jerusalem, v. 'li^nx. Keth.XIII,l. Y.ib.35''
a. fr.

H.the Egyptian: Snh. 17''; a. e.

H. (interch.
with ')'^3PI). M. Kat.
25'' '31 'n trh Ip-^OX (Ms. M. ',"30)
they gave him the name of H. from his father (Hanin).

Y. Yeb. XI, 12'/op (ed. Krot. ',130). Y. Sot. VII,

21*1
hot. 'p-^SPl.Y. Ber. IV, beg.
7=*
xax
"12
'n (Stil in 'H); Y.
Pes. IV, 3l 'p3Pl; a, oth.V. Frank. M'bo p. 86^
Targ.^Ps. CXI^ 4 (ed. Lag. &t33'^n); a. e.
bS53n(b.h.) pr. n. m. Hananeel. Y.Keth.XIII,35'^
top; a. e.
i^^DDH, rrjDDn (b. h. n^ssn, m^ssn) pr. n. m. Ha-
nania; 1) H., one of the Babylonian exiles at the
Babylonian court. Sabb.
67=^ '31 'HI Xn^lJiSt the fire
prepared for H., Mishael and Azariah. Snh. 93" "'^^'^
"^s
'31 'Pib as I tested H. &c. ; a. v. fr,
2) several Tan-
naim and Amoraim (interchanging with K3"'3n q.v.); esp.
JET. b. 'Akashia: Mace HI, 16. Tosef. Shek HI, 18.IT.
b. T'radion, a martyr of the Adrianic persecution. Tosef.
Kel. B. Kam. IV, 17. Ab.Zar. 17'',
sq. (X3"i3n). Taan.l6^;
a, fr.If. b.'Akabia: M. Kat. 2P; (Keth. VllI,
1, a. fr.
iO'^SPl) ; a. e.
H., 'the Haber of
the Rabbis'. Y. Ter.
VIII, 45''; (Y. Ber. I,
2''
top. J<3'^3Pi); a. fr,Other Amo-
raim by that name, v. Frank. M'bo, p.
88'', sq.^

'Pi IBS pr.

n. pi. K'far Hanania in Galilee. Shebi. IX, 2; a. fr.
^DOn, v. osn.
S^DDDDn, V. '3D^3n.
*
I
^DH,
S^pn
(b. h.) [to bend, decline from the right"
path,] to be insincere, to flatter; to show favor in court;
to deceive. Der. Er, Zuta ch. II '31 Pitb C)i3ns< I will flatter
(lower myself before) this one that he may give me to
eat &c.
Hif.
CjiSPin same. Sot,
41 ' '31 lb !)S^3PlPl thy flattered
Agrippa (saying to him, 'Thou art our brother'), lb.
'31 C]'^3nPlb "ini2 it is permissible to flatter (submit to the
power of) the wicked &c, Y. Ber. VII, 11'. Pesik. R.s. 25
(ref. to Is. XXIV, 5) Pltb n7 d^B"'3n-Q niiiapl men deal
insincerely with one another; '31 iS'^SPip KIPII and he puts
him (the priest or Levite) off with deceptive intent, and
says &c.; a. fr. \
m
"w
Hv%:r.
. 4lil I lU|if. h|,b. iv*
iiit( lb. U^ <^;
'
l/f/.j woiiiil you favor luMt l*Mlll. Amvt,
fk
'
(. lo 1*. XXIV. A) ik nfirnt irm nV ii|]no rm m
<i iiiomivci lu ac*iv it (Ilia IimI by triUiboMlaiff *b
., V. titc(i<|.), I'lii u Will dkM|i|>otni ili( Tuitb.
oil 14 "a^ rjrrs -sa r (eorr. r.i.
4^, r*}nM MiiM*, V. tupr*
*
-
m. (l. I., unK-**!.
.ic >
hfff'-'n
,' ,'f -f -ri
', arUlratf/. firkir K*lli It t.. I. i .r i '
-
^Vunr P!rrz iirn k><
aIU
4i.
II. V
y^ rrrrt i
MM) WA* Nrlttit>y, fbr h* |>ui u ilili I
; ;n, ^. TuMf. Yoiiw* V dVj. la. Yomn m''
7
'
mn PM you amy viimim iIi hyttucrllat lo prvrvni
rmiiNtlon of III* dlvino Nnm*. Koli. H. in IV. I "t^Jf
'*r |*rrlntlr nf MliolAriililp. Boi. 49*; Tri. t>t>r. Kr.
II. lit. rtr; (iiiMO., V. ^). R.
.
sc.n, sc*r"* m- tuhj. i x, .-
I, I -n MsVc'i*. . King, V. |ir*cNl - J
-.
Turg. It. IX, le.
*i
;
cmp. pan,
P-
-'< l*y tJke
kt. ToMr.8bl>
' -jn
T^m
I mutt not prM (lb* Jogttlar vvios, lu rliv from
llyob) on Um Sabbulb; v. infhi Pi.B. Balh. X, 8
>i>)
'an nit p;inn *-n ir on* Mist dablor hy lb*
). n>. 17<* pna la Um CM*
il naotbtr pMging blmMlf
'"
rrSK 7M n vomna will not
:t band around bar n*ek to
indcr it wbn batbinf
);
.... .. ^ ... a oliaio oloaalj in ordar
:|)|>ar llMby. Qn. R. a. 34 (raf. lo CVQ wm V\
n.lX,) Spjim r\

'>rbloodalid)
n if b only
:
.. tb* blood of
-1) ill mnn*); Y.KiilJ. 1,^6' tup '.ux; *iS V-'J'fO (raad:
:':i
when h inrt>ly chokes biiu lo tab* bia moo^;
s(K to $lramgle lo deolM. 11. Kani.
47'*
xsas nt T:
Uangled himMlf (by being caught in a rope).
IX, ty ^Kn KtXO if be was found ttrangtad;
<oime9 otynuA,
4V(iy- Hull. I, 2 rxt
s thy (a aaw Ae.) ** agony as if
l.3*(ref. loMwD.
ys that a conditiaii
s both ih necatiT* and tbe poaitiv*
w^ .... stated) rr* T3*ts "p^ ii oogbt to bav*
I) added (to vers 80) Mi* in agony*, "pan uvct "^IK
~=
said II, T. it taya (vrM 19) huki (whicb may be
..1 AiNNiiii for tbe one mltemaUve and kinti for kinki
^; Ar, reads ^3",
T? J
\)lobe sbrmiglrd, 8nb. XI, 1 (M**) TT^rcn
ntenced to death bj strangolataon. Pes. IIS*
*!?. 2^ ^^
'"-^^
fikr
dboiiwf, to he aorry (cmpu
r) cini.itiiv. It 9ni^...Vfmitoi
gfi**ea(Mr liia Imi). Yali EstttlJaMi. 1^111
"**
-(iMk iiS lllr.J
tl r
tf
'
. *ataMwv. riftifc 4*1.
tL ill.
>ib.lto IM
**
hrv* f
TPfns
(<v)
<MM it
walla (bavtaf MiagM ib
Ml. ).* . ' rfra
nf
fr. TiCitKaLI,*
Tyf?l>
-i-tM.Kmi
"I
tW aaato tiMka Mab olrr' b
dealli i
fo frrai rA# Ikro&l, to tfmttr Iht jm^mUr r
Un M{i*rila
apfdiad la *m of aW'Nataal a>>cHwa
At . pr*;
Ca rM Imrffrngut mmutk or rktgt iUAl;
^r a v.). tabb. ^
pif^
to yartbna IW
. Ar. -4 K'*b ri^ to Im Um
f'
(<* peflMr*4|.
p!n
ill, to Hhwtgl I 2 -
Ks<b. U'-
"**tH^
* cbobad ^-i . . . i^
vr-a Ibr womms (of sooad Miad) wUi ac4 dhaka tWir
rhtldraa (la oc4r lo b* allowed i/i ttAr ia balar*
(! UpM of a eitiaio tiat**. V.Ta* vy
. . nn
~*V 7^ nw air brt f'flh cKii 'f

?! !,.i.l
m. Y. Ab, Zar. II,
40* r3 r-;- . 4-.
'-.-f.
, |lr II i i-.p r-rr:-~: , if^-
/fA/^ 75*^5* '^' Ao^y o"'* ''/
irf.lliaa^XVll,a,
-V. Hnh. X. ;ir*
i-.t-r^T^
~^
T^i now tiavid witt die
in dfspair (emp. precd. Sif.). lb. wp^y
:
'
:, mrc IT!"
will ead bis Ufe by sakUa.
p^n
ro. (prread. wdii) cBMvfMM ly afraylrffaa.
Bab. Vtl. I ; a. ft-.
rofrt or otaiaa aiwwd Iba aaak. Twf. Jar. t^
v^i in*?
M. tb.
XXVU. S; a. a.
on BL (0V1) tMirii^, forhframn, oa|y (adrarbial)
9&h on forhemamee mmd jwaar/. (Tarf
fmfimd!. dawY
aay Maf/ Kdoy. . 'an irgpTB tn Ts
Ood Ibtbid (to
tbiak) tbai 'Akabia m asaoaiMaMiaalodf labk lf^
as f JT'TS T". 'nOodfarbM(ieaiftaiatlMMaa)ikai
tba Law will be forgoitaa he B. Mala. M^ 'an * ipi yt
if. wbkhQodfiDrfaad,tbeLawahol4bafo|aiaa*ft
Y. Pas. YI, S3* bot. (in Cbald. pknaaokfj) nrm xi ri
hb -rz God forbid (to tlOak) i1m ha waald haea 4aM
ill; a. r. tr.
wH ch. sane:
"^
C^ [Godtparr kirn
t,l
fmrfrmi him!
Targ. Oaa. XLIV. 7 (b. text rAf-^n); a. a.Kidd.-44^
'an rr7-!6 rr^ om and fbr it ie fro tbe sob of Abba...
(Banad) to bave said so; HalL lll\ T. Ha^ II.
77*
bol. 'n |& nS on fSsr frooi hint Be never did he.

-I
JSwHl ni. (prob.fr
~-~ '
below) Wfacr (b. r~!- r-
T.mn. Bcr.5^(to one wbodreaaa thai :
on the wiaa keg) Tr
"Tpc-r r^ tby bo*
dooUad (tbrire) like leOaee; T . . . rs, , ^ L T.
Kil. I, 27"
top (expL S"^;
:
rt CT (coastr.J^ .
i<cn 486 D^ncn
S'^ia'n.
P;.
'ppn. Y. Maas. Sh. IV, end,
55<= top., v. "psa.
Gen. R. s. 67 "|*^ai21 'n large (old) lettuce plants. Lam.E.
to 1,1 '^rai ('mn in i) 'ni xioia a bundle of &c,
S&n II pr. n. m. Hasa. Yeb. 121^
T T
^
pSDH, Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. V, 13, read: t>tl, v.
51D II.
ipn I (v. next w.)to be white, pure, charitable, grace-
ful.

Part. pass. I'lDn, feni, "TiTOln, endowed ivith 'ipn,

graceful. Keth. 17* (in a bridal song) 'm nw nba hand-
some and graceful bride. Num.R.s. 12; Cant. B. to III, 10
(not niion).
"Iprill (b. h.; cmp. "icn, tpn); Pi. isn, I'^an [to
scrape
off,]
(cmp. C)15, vjiS) to jeer, scoff at, to shame.
Ruth R. to IV, 8 D-in-a
'insnu; (or 'I'iDnUJ; ed. Wil. ',111311^)
he scoffed at them publicly (speaking ironically, with
ref. to II Chr. XIII,
8);
Y. Yeb. XVII, beg. 15' I'^-iTO
'31
he jeered at Jeroboam; Gen. R. s. 65; ib. s. 73 nnonUJ
ed. Wil. (oth. 'UJnUJ) ; Lev. R. s. 33 ; Midr. Sam. ch. XVIII
I'nS'inm; Yalk. Kings 205 I'^anpi. Ex. R. s. 30 (ref. to
Ex. II, 14)
'31
sil&'^rittJ when Dathan and Abiram sneered
at him. Ib. 'D1 imx dnnSiirmJ nta with the very word
(OBIID) with which you sneered at him, I shall give him
the rulership (tJi-JSttJ^). Pesik. R. s. 42 n^UJ nx n">-lBnri
(not 'n-iOnia) jeered at Sarah ; a. e.V. lite"'!!.
iDn ch. same, 1) to be put to shame (be whitened).
Targ. P"s. XXXIV, 6 Ms. (ed. 11S2J). Ib. XL, 15 (ed. Lag.
a. oth. Ithpa.; some ed. "i for 1).

2) to shame &c. ; v.
infra.
Pa. ISn,
Af.
T^pnx to jeer, blaspheme, disgrace (in
ed.frequ. Pe.). Targ. I Sam. XVII, 36. Targ.Prov.XXV,10
T^-l'^Dn? Lev. (ed. ~1pn3); a. fr. [Some ed. 1 for 1.]
Ithpa. isnrx to be reviled, put to shame. Targ. Ps.
LXXI, 24; a. e.; v. supra. Targ. Prov. XX, 4 (v. LXX).
iDn m. (b. h.; lOn I) grace, kindness, love, charity.
Sifra K'dosh., Par. 4, ch. X (ref. to IDn, Lev. XX, 17)
Stin 'n ... iTSXn X^IJJ if you will object, why did Cain
marry his sister? (Answ.) It was an act of kindness (to se-
cure the propagation of the race); Y. Yeb. XI,
11'^
top 'n
'21 in-';r:> I (the Lord) dealt kindly with &c.'n blZJ ::in,
v. a!in. Succ.
49''
n2;U 'n isb npIS "j'^S charity is
rewarded only in proportion to the benevolence in it.
Ib. 'n 'bin niin a study of love (for its own sake); a.fr.

Ruth R. Par. 3, beg., v. ns'npn.Gen. R. s. 8 113l!!t 'n

Charity said &c.

PI. d'^'iDn acts

of kindness. Sued. c.
;
a. fr. : v. ^?3a a. ni^'^na.
ion, JJ^'^&n, 'p^Hl ch. same. Targ. Y. Lev.
XX, ]7'(v. Y.'^Yei). XI,' li'> top, quot. in preced ). Targ.
Gen. XXXIX, 21; a. fr.Y. Ab. Zar. Ill,
42' top; Y.
Hag. II,
77''
hot., v. ^aS; a. e.

Pl. X'^'ltjn, 'pn; 'p^on,

'pn, 'p'^n. Targ. 0. Gen.' XXXII, 11. Targ- Ps.'cVII, 43;
a. e.
S^pn, "^n
II m. (=b. h. Ipn) shame, revilement,
interch.'with i<"i1S"in
q. v.
Cs^pn,
"nlll pr. n. m. Hisda, name of several
Amoraim. Ber.'s^; Y. ib. IV, 9*
top.Hull. 10=^.Y. Hall.
I,
57*^
top; a. fr. V. Fr. M'bo, p. 89'\ sq.
'''^^Pn
^- (denom. of iC^'qVi I) kind, j)leasing.PI.
"r^^pn!-
Gitt. 7^ -^bi^
'm -jOUJ xno-in thy name is Hisda
(Love), and lovable are thy words; [Ruth R. Par. 3, beg.
ion
1^
n^l ion nx, read; Ti^'ipl].
"N^pn, ^'^"^pn pr. n. m. Hisdai (interch. with
X^tpn). Ruth R. Par.'
3,
beg. "^XlOn; (Gitt.
7* SiD'^n). Y.
Snh. I,
18''
bot.. Y. Erub. IV, end, 22; a. fr.V. Pr.
M'bo, p.
90*.
ISrilpn f.rrrXntnipn. Targ. Cant. VII, 6 (ed. Lag.
"ipn)."^
Targ.'Ps. LXIX, 11 Ms. (ed. Lag. 'I'^On, oth. ed.
'n-iion).
pn^^lOn, V. stGPj I a.
^'^\^yr^.
isn^on,
V. 's-^n.
Sl^Dn f. ch.-next w. Targ. II Esth. II, 7; 8.
m^On I f. amiable, v. IDn I.
T -. ' - T
nni&n H f. (prob. fr. Ipn II) the vein opened for
blood-letting. Sabb. 108''
bot. (old ed. n'TiDn); (cmp.
Taan.
21 ''
bot.).
5j<rn^Dn, v. ^nwon.
T :
T :
rnon, v. mDn.
nOIOn, V. nDipn.
W lOn I m. (Tjpn) sparing, clemency. Targ. Jer.
XXX, ll'; XLVI,
28.'
Ib. X, 24 ed. Lag. a. Rashi (ed.
T^iian, not ';2:n).
w "Dn II m. (v. T^'^pn) diminution; (adv.) /ess. Targ.
Ez. Xvi; 47.
i^bion, D^on, v. sub 'D^n.
Dion (DDin) m. (npni; b. h. fiionri) muzzle.
Kel. XVI" 7 (ed. Dehr. DIDin; Mish. ed. Q-^bn, incorr.).
Tosef. Sabb. IV (V), 5 dDin; Sabb.
53=.
n^DlOn, V. n^^a'iDna
nD^On, V. nD'iDn.
T -: T -:
"lion, V. 'D^n.
l^nlDn, V. '^'or\ ch.
n^Dn f. (b. h. ; iiVn) a projecting rock, shady place.
Ex. R. s. 2, beg. (some ed. n^pn). [Levy Talm. Diet,
reads: niDn, cmp. next wds.]
DiniDn, V. next w.
Dinpn m. (DnDn, Pilp. of DDn, V. Din a. preced.
art.) [j)rojection, protection,] the cartilages forming the
ear, helix ko,. Bekh. VI, 1
(37a)
^^ ^
.,3^^ ^^353 (g,].
DinDn; Mish.ed.a.Ar. D'inDn) if its ear it split (defective)
M^n 4m
ft'WJ
ttvtn iit . .*...?
' '
M.
tn/9v\ ro..-.
#*
fir*. I'M. VII. II' Ik A. lak mL rO>V<^t
M. M. a Utf
lX> t Uf% V. lUbb. II. t. . I. MJla M)u
V Mttii.vill.bi.>tBTVi^^MlT^9k- V.r"ij|i^
3^n^
ok. MUM. nrg. Aw. III. II ik. taftt Vns).
i^n.
Y Uv. fill. M (It. iMi ytt,
ii7r)i . .
^^n,
TMg.Y.llDMl XXXII,ll7.ri4il
ncncn t (v. emn) a i^m i^MHiiiyHi
/
/Ar
r4aM4aNi>.
i
-iv
(It
tievn)4ioi
wit P^prc^ III*V. n^'p^j.
*T)n, M(^ <eai|. *n II) fo If tr*^^ Dmnm*.
\f.
*QnK / fvftfi, Mwrr al. Twg. I Mmh. I, mr^
^^
--,1
ro^ j^,^ ^ ^^ 5j^ ^^ ^|g^^ ,^j
V
^^**^^
. (prvMd.) MTuMy, /m. A /cm.
Tys
'^. Y. (Kin. XLI, 8 (mom ad. pOTI; . 4 TTVnyi ib.
ttt.
TCn tn. (h-h.

'^UkM,
0*4.f***rimf. nhrnktitir,
-
- yn So
'portd
ilivr K. <IimU b. Balm it mvaol or
1^
.... ... -
foolbh Mint. Ab. V. 10 T; ... 4e
who MjriL, Mine it UiUm Mid UiUm to UUdv, b ^mtiJ.
n *. . ft-. Pf.
O'T^::. Br. V, I W
'
inM 1 1 Ti lU
. tuoo of oKlmi djiyt; . . Ar.
TOn, TCn, XTCn cb. n MUM. Tif. p^
\ III, si; a. fir.B.KMa.'M^ Ti "rrrA .... HOn b who
>ira to b oonaelMiliotts maa (in biirin) lot blm
" up to tho biwt laid down in Iftikim (v. pf3). B.
tb. 7**;
m.tt.Frtqo. m a diaUogiiibing mniiUBO. M.
a. 17*. Bw. ^; a. tr.PL vrr^, TOn. Ta<. P.
I ^ 10; a. .Roll. 199*. a..*V3an Tt tho OMtk mn
'onia, opp.
TT<\
M.Kat.17* Tn ttrnorob to Um
tiM pkwt won boriod; a. tr.

Fkm. irrpr,
b. 7\ T. KT-OSL2) fumerfui. Tare. Pror.
. le. Ib. XYII, 8.
FTTCn f. I) fuu.ofn^n; v.aborr<NorT,.v.i^l.
I) (b. h.) ilork. HolL es*, t. m?; nctfP TI . . . Vraii
rrrcn and tbe i naind *tb kind' bocauM alM acta
lly witb Iter kind; Midr. TilL to Pa. ClY, 17. Ex.
S5.
r^'T'Cn f. (yvr) piHjf, 9erm/mhmmea, tMtmiom'
:kw<fmes$. I{uU.3*,t. pvol.-B.lfl&53^: HalLlSO^,
tr. Tt r*ra the oondnet of a Tory MrapakMu pcnoa.
Ear. W^, Y. 8abb. I. r top; a. tt.
bC^^TCn ob.Hune. Targ.Caat. Ill,;a.e^ t. stnnpn.
^^-Snh. iio*Vrrrror* j^ n^rsz R. Ak. baa abandooned
s (luual) kindn!t, Le. his banh opinioB doM not
Agr witb the liberality shown eleewlMra.
T'Cfj
, H^ en c CTDT II. .
TO^II oiM
T*?
tf
)
1Wi.UXXYU8
(kuiMtm,
llilf)f~/t -TV, IbM.
1f*a T^
XU, lt,tof7 Ci*tolb Mln ^iW^iL*V,
.p%
faa. 4* ti
nm pnm wlMM.
nyno ti
a Mil* lM UmI Mr rfM
Mp. m).
f
>Xn . (k. k.( VfTj (<*' ^M^.) MM* # tpM-lM
of Iml0. Uh, H\ Y. Tmm. 111. 804. .
^.
ST"*.
TT
ai. (ScP) m^mtJfkUi, h^md, IWf.
t* \i. '.. tast Vies
nC'Cn I t (Ogn I) aMMff^. Or km fMiiit
^
mmullmf' ilnat. XXV. 4). B. iit>. M^ W rmn nm
<l 'l|
'
Vj
t>>o<* A^ wBHMd 0oi to !itbm. tbu 8V*)e
-na rer^ "V^ aU ibia^i (!h) m* lafMit to W
UwAc lb. o*' im r~^ 71 H b a iwl tMi r MMi-
tllaf ; a. Ar.
niJ"CH II f. (scr; II) i).sn. rfarfi^, Tm^L
KaL B. Mat*. Ill, 7.t) MraM. flMK. Ik. I. 8 IfaaC
|a B. 8. to KL XI. 4)^
V. i.
'
ut8t,U
J'Cn,
Kx. R. a. 48 Tt
|6|p, v. yvn^.
Targ. Ka. XXIll. 51 (SfV IWf. Am. II, f; a. a. -A
rron.inrp':'; .Tro<irr^ TWi.ai>. XXYlll,t.
Twf
.^
la. XXYIU, . Ib. XXI, I ; TH.Daai.X,8l an^MJr
nrpn r. (. iq^n) (tlan
^
t,)
a vkAtt var* Mad
fur porpoaas of ttoraga. KaL XYI, S.
SwTnn., pi. *yCn(Ber% T. ircT) ttmt^iigrwtm
UMd for parehing, v. K3<^ Had.
4**'.
tm. 4t^.
nC*Cn f. (coDir. of nQf-reR)-4'rGrv Toaat B*kk
IV. U^vn ed. 8ek. (Yar. 'Xr^Fl ncpr. Ib.
nxn, n

en, v.
- -?
(r.lPCr"a.-\-Cr>. TM.Pro.YII,T; a-frw#fc. iTTTr,
":- ii
TTPI^
**> Vwg. Oaa. XLLS; 4; a.a.T. alaa
eh.
venrr.* Targ. 6. DaaL XXYIU, 48; a. a.Y. lenjiTL
rrCn
I t (-^rcer; eer% caip. Ar. Aaaaa) ptdm
plami9, iHmem, kek pItaUa, Var. X, 10 m9 a&ii (Ms.
rv^crt 488
icn
M. nicnfi; Y. ed. n'^p'Tin) except they are combined
with leek-plants. Y. ib.
47*'
ir^aa "p^ 'ns 'n if the
same species of leek plants (of T'rumah and HuUin) are
pressed together. Lam. R. to II, 11, v. nspn.P/. ni'^pn.
Tosef. Ter. IX, 3 'DT 'n '^S'^a
in
I^X (ed. Zuck. ni'-Oin,
Var. niiTin, nT^DM) the following belong to the leek-
plants, common leek, garlic, onion and allium porrum,
V. ai^ti:?.
rT'pnil f. 1)
{tfiin) saving, protection. Yalk.Ex.200
'in X^St nrT'DB 'pS passing over (the root nOB) means
sparing; (Mekh. Bo, Pisha, s. 11 O-i-^r!).
2)
(flDn) shady
place, V. won.
npn (b.h. T^i^n) \to scrape
off",]
to diminish, deduct;
to stint, ivithhold. ^Dem. VII, 3 (4)
'31 nims Tioini Ar.
a. ed. Y. (Mish. a. Bab. ed. T^iuin, Ms. M. repeatedly "jm)
and retains one fig (which he does not eat). Ib. T^'iOni;' Kb
(Var. same). Part. pass. T^IOn stripped, wanting. Kel.
I, 2 Ci''13a '^^TOn'l C^S^liani) and to make unclean the per-
sons alone but not their clothes. Erub.
28'' D"i32 "^^IDH
Ms. M. a. oth. (ed. "^Siajn) those who want children, opp.
Pi. T^^T] to spare, be regardful, lenient. Tosef. Sot.
VI, 7 SIPan T^bs 'n the Biblical text (the Lord) spared
him (did not rebuke him). Ib. lV '"^aBril? they (in heaven)
spare him. Zeb.
6'^
SlPsn '^n the Biblical law has regard
to expenses; v. ')'iD&''n.
n ch. same, Part. pass. T^'^pn q. v. Targ. Y. Gen.
XLI, 3 is&n, read: l^'^Gn.
jiDOn, V. 's-^n.
>pn (b. h. ; cmp. preced. wds.) to peel
off,
to hare.
Y. Taan. Ill,
66'1
the locust is called hasil '31 bpin KirWJ
because it bares everything.
*pn, ^ pn ch. same, \to scrape
off;
(cmp. ~3n) to
finish,'] 1) to cease, have done (cmp. "ipj). Targ. II Chr.
IV, 11.b'^pn to be exhausted, gone. Targ. Y. II Gen.
XLVII, 15. Targ. Y. II Deut. XXXI, 24; a. e.Targ.Y.
II Gen. L, 19 '31 fibpli the evil is paid off (atoned for;
cmp. b^a). Y. R. Hash. II,
58*^
top
'31
"i^O
. . . bpHT 'p2
when R. . . had ceased from praying. Gen. R. s. 17, beg.
r^pni
"i^
(not 'n 'Vil) when they had finished their
studies; a. fr.

2) to mature, ripen. Targ. Y. II Num.

XVII, 23 (h. text b^a).3) to tvean. Targ. I Sam. I, 24
(h. text b^5); a. fr.
Af
b'^priN, Pa. bpn l) to peel
off,
lay bare. Targ. 0.
Deut.XXVill, 38.-2) to finish. Targ.Y. IIGen.XLIV, 18.
Y. Bice. I, 64^ nb bpn^s finished the sentence (by add-
ing a general rule). Cant. R. beg. '31 nb 'n?3 p373'^t some-
times he goes through the entire alphabet &c.
;
(Koh. R.
to I, 13 bmn); a. fr.
Ithpe. bipnnx to be weaned. Targ. 0. Gen. XXI, 8
(ed. Berl. 'nnx) ; a. e.
Dpn I (b. h.; cmp. preced. wds., esp. T|pn) [to with-
hold, prevent, v. Ez. XXXIX, 11,] 1) to muzzle, esp. to
prevent the animal from eating ivhile at tvork (with ref.
to Deut. XXV, 4). B. Mets. 90* Dionn ba Dlir^ "QIS he
trespasses the law forbidding to muzzle (if he prevents
the animal from eating). Ib. "^niS bion muzzle my cow.
Ib.'', a. e. bipS ^^On if he prevents her from eating by
shouting at her; a. fr.

Trnsf. (an adaptation of Deut.

1. c. which is followed bj' the law concerning leviratical
marriage) to tie a woman to a man
(
Yalam) with whom
she cannot live; [Rashi: to shut a woman's mouth, ignore
her objections]. Yeb.
4-*
nnix T^TSpin 'j'^xaj that we do
not coerc^ her (to be the wife of a leper).2) to form the
rim
of basket ivork or
of a leather bag. Kel. XVI,
2 ;
3
; 4.
Nif. Dpns to be muzzled, to be prevented from eating
ivhile at tvork. B. Mets.
89'' '31 tsonsb Dpin lUJipxb to
draw a parallel between the muzzier (human laborer)
and the muzzled (laboring brute).
Hithpa. apnnn, Nithpa. Qpnr? to be bent into a rim.
Kel. XX, 2.
'
Dpn ch. same, to muzzle; trnsf. to silence. Sot.
35*
lb
T^ppni and they will silence me> Snh.
32''
.
Ithpe. Qpnrx Ithpe. Qpnnx, 'rni< to be muzzled, silenced.
Targ. Ps. XXXII, 9. Ib.'cVlI, 42. Snh. 1. c. laBH'^bl
let them be silenced (intimidated).
Upn II (cmp. bon) to peel, scrape, to polish, glaze,
harden\steel). Tosef. Shebi. VI, 10; Y. ib. VIII,
38''
hot.
'31 'j'l'^pin "pX you must not use it for glazing stoves or
ranges. Tosef. Bets. Ill, 16 "j^pinb "^IS for the purpose of
glazing them; Bets.
84"
"i^pnb (Pi.). Y. M. Kat. I, end,
81",v. infra.[Tosef. Dem. IV, 12 dl&n'';UO,read :
n3n"iU5^?]
Pi.
dp-in same. Bets. 1. c, v. supra. Ib. "T^ISU ">3BT3
j^sprib because it is necessary to glaze the tiles (by heat-
ing them).
Hithpa. Dpnrn to be glazed. Y. M. Kat. I, end,
81''
[read:] ITapnn']!!:
'^13
pisn iniX y^y^ti-O y\<^ nor must you
cool them off suddenly in order that they may be glazed
(hardened). V.
Dl&in.
Dpn ch. same. Part, pass, d"'pri bright and hard,
flinty.-^Pl. p'2'^pn. Targ. Y. II Deut. VIII,
9;
(Y. I 'jb'ii<lD
la-^DO, read: ^Tt^n fem. pl.). Targ. Y. ib. XXXIII, 25.
j|
Po.dpn [to scrape, cmp. dii^a, T|?n II] to hesitate, be un-
certain what to do. Sabb. 147* '31 dpTio Up nin he hesitated
to hand it to him. Keth.
20''.
B. Mets.
23''.
Hull. 50'\
[Ar. a. some Mss. have dOti; v. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.
dOn a. Rabb.D.S. to B. Mets. 1. c]
Ithpa. dpnnx 1) to receive a steel edge; trnsf. (of the
mouth) to become able to speak. Lev. R. s. 23 ; Cant. R.
to II, 2 '31 '1 TiTH R. E. (who on a former occasion was
unable to pronounce a blessing) has received a steel
edge, and they named him R. E. Hisma; [Ar. : d'^pn Sfi
"itsbx, v. supra].2) to rub against, trnsf. (cmp. '-\'^t) to
seek a quarrel, to vie ivith (v. P. Sm. 1333). Targ. Prov.
XXIV, 19 (h. text innn).
']Pn l\)tobe strong. [Targ. Is. LXIII, 16, v. Ithpa.]
V. 5<3pin
2)
(cmp. pin) to take possession (mostly in Af.).
Pa. ']"'pn to strengthen. Targ. Is. XXXV, 3 (h. text
Af,
^-ipJ-iX
1) same. Targ. 0. Gen. XLIX, 24. Targ.
Am. II, 14 (h, text ymt.); a.e.
2)
to take possession (for
one's self and heirs). Targ. Ps. XXXVII, 29. Targ. 0.
m
460
^
XXV. 411 (Y xrr. /v.). *. <^-ii. BMh. im** tei.
I tk |MJMMtiiti, or yrr#lA, li ImU ^Ivrrtef
) to fitv
f
OMWitow, le bffiuaiMf.
faff. 0*
-
laomo < Y. rwuriip v*ttii iHMi,aiMir.).
. Xl,a.-4) /oAMrrfif/>
111. 6 ()i. UAi v^ V. V;,
II ) /u kt>itl, ANr rooM /or. Y. Ihilt. x, iv lo
II Imgn VI, I) V VTIXAq^ It l6(ttol
'^
I iiifDr liulil liio mMiM !,
^
l)lp|rii[^H *. iri/. < r*.
7 0/i MM <irt Tttfff. Jar.
I
ift Ml. I ^
(v. ri. I
13}
Ol> U>XI ftr
fut IH
:
).
TMf.
VII, 8 (h. ,
'iwHlI (b^ I).
Af.
TXr
'o M"< TM|. Y. QmL
I . !
'^-
Turrit I) to W irmNMi th.%) to ba
f^^
m&^
Titrg. l*rov. XI, 31 (b. tti oSr:^").
ii^On n. Opr) I) ahrmglk, poittr. Dmi. II, 87; v.
Kr|.;. JmI I, 17 Ar.
M. Uf.
ir;or!; v. it:oii).
I (cmp.
V^ to jMd of; (omu vrb) to 6e oeafy,
!\t. T^n to ^oMMrf gndn *e. Y. 8abb. Til, lo^ bot
iiidii pppr (crop. DCOnu. Ks. XVI, 14).
i i. H* bot. nrcem, v. ocr.]
~x (to beromr trAi/c, emp. roo,] to /ee/
(M^i ,11 Eh. VI. It.
~w~ II S^wH or Til in. (pcwMd.) (-h. toTT)
1 mteste rtoy MMr/ (oommon and eaallj
Mii;. lalK- O. Lv. XI, 33; a.c.
S)
[oomolhimg with
k to peri or oerape^] fragment
of a vtmiJL, paUherd.
Btt. Prov. XXVI, SS.Yb. 92'*.
a. e^ v.
^
Ki4M.I8*
^K.) Ti rr^ SCSTP . . . 3-p; h had a pearl in his
^^B, and we give him a sherd, i. a. for a valaable ob>
^PPwe fiva him a valualass paper; a.fk'.H
7<cr% t;.
b. B. s. 14, v. p^t; Midr. TUI. to Ps. U; a. .
HSCn, tl
II in.(70riomp.Mrcc)sAaiNe.(cmp.b.h.
" ->
idiot. Y, Ned. I,
^7' top (io answer lo Uio question,
not hares mean a sherdt*) TiV
X*^
r^OUt 'JftA
"
' rr$ may b ued lu a substitute for srir) fur it
le dialect^ tbe Mabatmms tjr hispa for kitpa
zz) V which means sAoMs or idol); Y. Nas. I, beg.
51*
1 . Rcc); V. Ned. lO'' top.
~'i;yn pr.n.pl. Emtpimk (IfasAt
y
), a border tuw*
t>m Paleatine. T. Dem. II, 23^ top; Toaef. 8hebL
'BS ed. Znek. (Yar. iTBin, srvs).
Nr*!i;Cn f. (rcr) l) m^ tkin. Nam. IL s. l;
H . to V if, iS JC'n T* . . . . -^jn
the feet of chickH
Iomble
(as to theT coTcring) the scalo-oorered skin
or Uie fish, T. V<r^e-]r.S) &, erwpfion. 8abb. IS3\
^
71 rr^ . . . "Wtn im ym (Ms. m. nrwrri Im vW
waaliai Ma Im i4 4os umiryU wall, will g4 a asak
Ab. Iw. n\ . (iMMt ^r%
"C"
*^Qn
I (fc. ii,, ,,
^
(to mrope
of,]
il$mnmiA. toko
of;
to kfdhaMtki4,lr*o; lo mmmi, mlao;
to A# tmp^tt* Itak. IT -SI irrrw T?^ 16^ ;ai I
sblmm'
<
'#wMfi ofay ianiif no mom %ham a
doff
lai 'Iw oot ordM aHL th.
^91
^f*^ K^
tiMy >!M of my haowlodfo to.; Omsi, B. Ip I s
'91
Ij fi
yj
1^ vtuM wMorn I ailflUMd of Uio Lmm, was
no HMifo than Im., v. rstJ). lb.
'3^ in
1^^
TW* Mjr
lonolMfO tnrrtoi of ai iMMt a tl wiiii^ of it lie
B. Kam. M* bocipp-^ "ira whai loos IMOO I ooMioo4
lo ilMOtIV.\ a. fr. ^9^..,nrQmtlMoaopvoilakUo
tlio oUiorloaaanotliiaf (ibwalbra ctoioiao <ai^M
t
,
Lov. B. s. I ryr n^ v. rvn, Mas. M*. a a. Is ii iwaibto
'ai rwr r 19 thai Ihs Book of Umi Law wttotod OM laUor
jol (to be wrfliao) lw.frasik.B.a.1 (ff to ''hernra,
Oo. XtsVUt, 7) iji
'
U t for I atoi bar; a. ft.
PL yrr^ lo leoom, omit, to
itifrkm. Kr.
* "^
'31
mil If ba laft ot ooo of Ita lagtoilaoto. Mnb. IM*
'91
-1^^ nrm ma for If Ukm omB ooo loMar. Kolk. B.
tol, 15 (rsf. to?-Or, ib.) "SI yOBO fft VWO
a man deprives himselfof tiM words of iAm Issw (i
ing them); ib. -rpn^
iHif.% Y. Bob. XJ. b. ST B
'^
Mb avao If on laitoitaf as
^07
(v. rryar) bo tti
notorsouadlaritfaw (opiwoBi); m.tty^POftpmo,
i^Nrre, eoostr. *1t5 a owWiy
,
fwyirii^. B. Haak. r
pt Tr3 wanting tima, L a. too jooaf for sncriieai Ear.
11,1 mo fvi raqnlfos a oaraaMii
g
r of alonmaanl (bsfwra
ba maj partake of a aaerad maal). Oon. B. a. it, a. a.
retail -ro, r. rtr^ l. Hull. , v. n^psr.Y. B. Maia.
V, IV bot. ^nt rmns r:? waattng 00a action lo ba avail-
able; a. tr.PL eoostr.
'
".fliu Ear. I. . 9
'3
iUJm
there are foor panona rafiUfiaf owmm^jt of aioos
mant bofor4 balag pannBtod Ae., . aopm; a. fr.
Uif. iVii aaasa^ v. soprm.
nOn, nOn eh. aaiao. Tafy. Y. Bs. XYI. II (O.
ad. Borl! "Vn, Jth. ad. *^ nrvT) Ind toa^ Twc- I>*i(-
II, 7; a. fr^Nidd. W rror^ v, ktW; a. ,
Al ~fn 1) tame, v. sopra.

2) to faaaw, dqtrioet
rtimee. Tlurg. Ps. vni, 6. Targ. Koh. IV, 8; n. Cr.
8nli.SS* "SI 1
1
''
H
P
i.i V. >C||; a.e.iVrl ^oat. i^rs (v. pr-
ead. PL) wamtii^. Taurg. V. Num. XI, St.Beta. t4*;
Bekh. S*. a. ft*,
yyjv
'*:in (or IT^R^ Aip>.) tba
ooaitts^). relation is dafective (a daosa
"*Crin m., rnCn, '^n t. ) taonfuy. dtfdioe;
ko$. iabb. YII, S rrrat ii u
'
jjTm forty Oobon| less onau
B. Bath. VO, i.r.yy lb. 89^ '71 Ti me a mMSMn too
amall or too laiga. Taact Taan. I, t Ts lUlli . . aR if
the year had a daBnisaoj of rain: Y. ib. I, M**; m. b.^
BLS""^
TT

P"^- llnoe.rc-7Tr of feebto
phraes; a. tt.Eop. a) (ealaadar) "OR dkfodire mtomth
(ofMdaysX opp> *^of thirty days. B.]fela.M^ :.
'
>.
'
m
'
i
1^ KSS... and hamnda n mistako batwasn n lUl and
a dafectiva nsonlli (thoo^t it was tka tUttiath
dity of
the preceding month). B.Hash.lf^;a.fr.Ptasab. Ib.

IDln 490 n'^^^jcn

b) (orthogr.) a defective writing, omission of
the vowel
letter, opp. xV^ (plene), e. g. Ui-ih, plene ^n'in. P/. f,
niT^Dn. Erub. 13*; Kidd.
30* T\T<^\'^^ 'n the rules con-
cerning defective and plene; a. fr.
2)
creating a defect.
Hag.
3''
(ref. to Koh. XII, 11) '3Tn .... n^ "^X you
might think, as the nail (driven in) creates a hole and
not an addition,
'31
"p'l'^Cin n"^ S:]S< so do the words of the
Law &c.; Yalk.Koh.989 end
'21 V^Briri n"^
ClN.
"l&n, constr. "l&n ch. same. Targ. I Kings XI, 22.
Targ.Vsam. XXI, 16; a. fr.Targ. HEsth. Ill, 8 'n in
one month is defective (of 29 days).P/. "p'^cn, '^On.
Targ. Prov. XXVII, 12 (ed. Wil. I'^-iBri, v. "lan). Targ.
II Esth. 1. c. (ed. Lag. 'plioij) starving.
"iDn m. (preced.) diminution. Keth. 66**, v. fh'q.
^Inpln (b. h.), ^1^n> '^n m. (preced.) 1) ivant,
loss.t)^^'"n loss of money. Sabb. IST^*, a. fr., v.
nsps)^.
Kidd.
32''
G-'S 'n ra 'pXUJ with which no material loss
is connected. Lev. E. s. 5 ?]?'i"i&n N^^i Dlp^sn the Lord
replace thy deficiency; Ber.
16''.
Tosef. Taan. T, 2 pniS
PSil&^n rt the year's deficiency (of raiu) will be sup-
plied to him (who prays); Y. ib. I,
64*'
nai^ion. lb.'' top
(ref. to Job XXX, 3)
'31 St2 'H niX""! OK when thou seest
scarcity &c.; (Gen.R.s.31; s.341Bin), v. 1!|?dV5. Hull.47^
a. fr. 'n IS UJ'^TU SpU a perforation connected with a loss
of substance. Ib. ; Bekh. 39% a. e. n . . . D'^SBno 'n a
deficiency of substance inside of an organ is not con-
sidered a defect (in ritual law); a. fr.
^jln&n, soncn, v. i><5nwn.
T : V T T S V
T T ;
fjri, S^n,
v. Clin, risn.
In m. (cmp. b. h. ClH; C]Bn I) 1) border, shore. Num.
R. s.^13 (ref. to Num. VII, 26)
'31 :^n xVx
!:i3
)"'X Kaf
(bowl) means the same as haf (shore), as it is said (Ps.
XCVm, 8) rivers strike the
Kaf2)
(cmp. 5<Q''n) [rim,
ridge,] ward of a lock (nnniB); bit of a keg (correspond-
ing to the ward)
;
pivot
of a door (v. Sm. Ant. s. vv.
Cardo, Clavis). Sabb. VIII, 6 v)n . . . 'in3 bone large enough
to make of it a haf; expl. ib. 81" JnnriS "^Bn the rims
(ward) of a lock; Y. ib. ll'' hot liJID qn in^ what haf
is meant? (Answ.) the key-ward; ib. t]n T^SS Xin )'0T\
'31 -JiVa (not -01^3) there (Kel. XIV, 8) he (R. Judah)
uses haf in the sense of a key-bit, and here (Sabb. 1. c.)
in the sense of a key-ward. 3) the border
of
a web,
used for starting a new web by fastening the warp to it.
Y. ib. VII,
IQc,
V.
^"'3
IV.P/. d"'Bn, l-iSn. Kel. XIII, 6
'31 'ni ys h^ nnniB if the lock is of wood and its key-
bits of metal (ed. Dehr. "pan). Ib. XIV, 8 'n iVj^S if the
teeth of the bit are broken off (damaged). Sabb. 81'',
V. supra. Y. ib. IV,
7*
top rilalD'b '^Bn borders used for
weaving veils. Cant. R. to III, 10 (expl. nrs, I Kings
VII, 5o) niB'^Bn, read : nmniB "^Sn the pivots
;
(Pesik.
R. s. 6 ninniE2^
'r"^i^^. v. o^ba).Kel. xi, 4 '|'^Bn=
I'^Bnn.
^tn, ssn, V. "^Bn.
pp^t2^^&n, V. Dip^-oB^n.
D^^fD^, ')^^|iSO ^-
^P'-
^'^ "'^'^5
'^^n)
covering
over burnt' clay vessels. Tosef. Kel, B. Kani. Ill, 14; ib,
Par. V (IV), 2 '31 'n nb'^a ('n^) ed. Zuck. (ed. corrupt;
if he removes the covering and finds dust on the vessels
(proving that none had touched them ; v. R. S. to Par
V, 1 for correct version).
nsn, V. nan.
T
HDn, V. -"Bn.
ii:i\j, n m. (preced.) 1) covering, tvrapping. Kel
XVI, 8 'fib (^Wyn) whatever is intended for wrapping
opp. p-^n, casing. Ib. XXVI, 6. Tosef. ib, B. Bath. IV, 11
a. e.Pl. n-^IEn, "^n. lb. XVI, 8
'31 nVxn I^IBn the
wrapping of a lance &c.

2) upholstered seat. Ib
XXII, 4 a bridal chair i'^isn ^liDlD whose seat is missing
(Eduy. I, 11 risn, Ms. M. r3B1, Mish. Nap. l-^Bin, v,
Rabad a. 1.). Kel. I.e. 6 irSTSXn 1"i1Bn VcW whose middle
cushion (of the three forming the seat) is wanting.

PI
as-ab. Ib. 5 'pidl'i I^IEn m xbuj (ed. Dehr. li'i^iEn;
whose seats were not movable (v. Rabad to Eduy. 1. c.)
a. fr. [Tosef. Sabb. IV (V), 7 "^IBin b3 ed. Zuck., read
with ed.: "lis.]
IS ^Sn eh., constr. ni^M, "m same, covering, coat-
ing, overlaying. Targ. Ex. XXXVIII, 17
;
19 (h.text i^B:z)
Targ. Is. XXX, 22.
sn^DiDn, V. 'B^n.
^
ISnSlDn, V. i<niB'iBn II.
"1
ICn m. (iBn) digger, attendant
of
earth-work on
farms.PI. ninisn. Tosef. B. Mets. IX, 14 (ed. Zuck,
ni^lBin, corr. ace; Y. ib. IX, beg.
12=^
^Binn).
^^11511
m., pi. ^"l^Sn, V. n-iiBn ir.
i<"i^Dn f., constr. nniDn, v. xmiisn.
T -: ' -
-: T : -:
nniSn, nn''5ni f. (^sn) pit. Yeb.
121''';
Ber.
33=
"^Sn; ([Tosef. Yeb. XlV, 4; Y. ib. XVI,
15^'
113).
nn^Sn, '^Dn H f. (preced.) products
of
the earth
gained by digging, opp. to those gained by cutting; bulbs,
roots &c. [Also used in Chald. phraseology.] Tosef. Ned.
IV, 3 '31 "^Bnn -{O 11i3n (Var. iT^En) if one vows ab-
stinence from hafirah, he is forbidden melons &c. ; Y. ib.
VII, beg.
40''
n-'^BXn (corr. ace). Bekh.
52''
"^baTO mm 'n
(if on the father's death) what was available of the prod-]
ucts of the ground was classed under h. (vegetable, e. g.,
green of grains), and now it is shuble (eai-s); B.Bath. 124"j
(Ms. M. 1im "^"IBn). Yeb. 63" 'm xn^^ . . . nxo invesl.
a hundred Zuz in land, and you will have salt and com-
mon vegetable.
n^nlSn f., pi. nl^'n^Sn (preced.) frmts belong
ing to the class of hdfurah, inferior produces. Pesik
Asser, p. 100"; Tanh. R'eh 18; Yalk. Deut. 897.
i
401
INI' Miiita of III* boart, Ml of 44w|'Ut4 |ilM>
- -
"^
f. (0frp a raml of rmamrifmham, ^Hbi*
'^n
(t. ti ) fo W id Alr, ! Aurry.
. -na) rrigliiaiMtl Mid cll4.
V'tL^n m. (b.b.itiffMl.)Al, Miv*rr/r<f
to Ml. Xlt, II) y^ rw 9 (wbieli mmtir } i ./
if ili PMMvet
l>
to Um UoM of iMVing ia
lb. '3^ Ti r ..oy
dlflbr) M lo Um tint* of
:
R. n. M^iv o*-qran ti
%p. ralWni to ih*
- <>r Lbs BfjrpUMMi <ib. M, aqn Bi nifbl), wbik
t t.i ^nr'sm rt ih* bMi of ib bnMliUi
<
tf.
Num. XXXIII.S); Makb. flo..7ritrm
IS lliit (Kx. XII, II) irni U> kc, lb. nrsT T^ tb
M uf ili Dciijr. HifrA Dmtu l^o (rvf. lu
sacV W
-
tf
'
b TI Vw y.a raifbt iblnk,
viviy (fiMU-) un lb* fMTt of laracl mm! of
\. &. lb. 96* "TI TaVsia VTM tbb wa Mtii
)>al no oibr iic.Ks. R. . !; a. r
'Z'Ti
Ixirrfootttl^ T. rfrtr. II.
"""?
(*> ; wnp- 5" I) ) to
<*'i
M'^it
7 "CI
TT'ir T>cs5^ and wboM wings eovcr
of ita body. Bou IX, 15 (49*) rri
tbvir bonds (in luuao). Part. paM.
IS 'SI cm ^wri and his bad eovar*
^ ppnsd to him; Meg. 1
6*.
z^ eVc nsnn ho bands tbrao
than) op to *e. ; cap. Tfn.
rw oasr. ToMf. Kil. I, 15
^ up (mijcod sotds with sarth); M.
- . lb. PtBTTi sd. (Ms. M. Tron). Y. KU.
:^ MS is it not bacaoss in plowing over ba
is upT Sbebi.lV.ft to^ i|rr |6 bsmost
he out) with looM grooBd, opp. to (TCO)
^Mib stono*. T.Taan. U, b<(. $5* vrr ViroK
~
.. oor anoeators eovarad it (the readr% desk)
goUl, Kiid we with dost. Midd. ! 'Sf\ l^i^frri and
n virile may bare ooTerad it op; a. ,S) to eorer
to protect from JMsMm, fo be partiaL Bbeba. 39*
:9 ^on baeauae Ihaj (the pabUcan*s or robber's
protaci him. Bk. R. s. 80 Ttk 7ra m tried
>; a. e.
3)
(onip. 2r$) [to hemp ap wortfsj
I 'ws (v. II Kings XVU. 9). Gan. B. s. 94
-V on =-cr, ib. XLVI. 21) "r* r-rr*: "r%ep wrra aboat
-n they invented a fiction (Qen. XXXTII, S).
,
:. , ^^2}n
ob. same, fo eocar, oterlajf, Twrg. Bx.
XXXvi, S^^iu fr.Targ. Ba. XZYI, 19
T^^TP
*^
ball cover thee np (buryXTarg. Y. Dent. XXXH, II
* Mtr^ he spread over them the shade etcAh. Sar.S9*
H".fi; Ma. M. (ad. rv\ laii rr.) ha |M a
I
,
o*i< aot.fli*'f^v. ir^ll.
/v.
*fr^ I) fa <SMw. asMriair. Targ. la. XU It; a.a#
'
fari. a.
fr%,
pi
r^
f. ^gra. TMf.Bs.XXV|.N.
f)aefaso4./^t. Tai.Y.Uv.XX,*(a^lllMbuiK
'
>!/. *fri|fa9aHr.arar%. Twi.Bs.XXVl, ti{a^
(
(e4. Ilerl. "T
f
/lA|Mi.fr -wmtelaMMfadL YWf.lKNwi
XVIII, a. T*i. n ima ijni wa
> wHh shsM* (b. u .
MTIfn 1 M. (|irmt.) I) 9Mr, atmls
f
li^. R
r^
V
Hun. XfII. a. a| ; v. n^|*B.
-f)
cm.{
aMfi
'
-Hh
tmr, laaflasi^ Koh. R. ta I, S Tl mnh
m(spMa ed mtri be h luaiimi ahaat Hiimlffys
boaor, b i ieais ba ha* aoi haaa tevii4.|
M^lfn II m. (. SRn lla. i I; omf. Vp;^
hmnf^tM (la moamtag). thm. E. a IM Ti
p Cmm
cd. ^V^ waat oat bantfoatad. o|ifi '"^UO trak
JT^, V. irgr L
rrSin t
(;gr) f* pHmf Imk^ hm4M ^te.
mMr'CLeir! XVI. IS). Tana If* top 'n -n^M (they 4iah
him to the hoasa of AbtiaaB) to laaah hiai Uw aM-
Bipolatioa of M<mA. Ib. ti -in
aad ha toasaad
MT*
Ib. 49*
V^fna with wbu the dyiag highptiaal had
salMd with hb haiida. Mas. 1 1
*
Ti S9m Is them sot
^iSflmak amoog the <ill>aH prteetlj tmrntAomV, a. u
nOXn t (Mn la Mflhef. aB^ Aaiib. ^al. eL
H^
a smair kOiAer ha, 9tMm (far docaanala At.). B.MaiiU
1. 8, expl. ib. tO^ mep rcn; 0{tt.Ul,9; ib. ta*. Towi
79^
TO rvnae rao Ms. M. (ed. icrpa) as if lyfac Ciiinut)
ia a vaUsa. (A1k> in Cb.] Y. a Meto. II, r top TC -ors
aorared np with a b^ Peaik.B'sbaU.p.ar (laad:) rm
'ai 'TKfXn my valiae hera aad mjr doek.
nC'Cn I f. (TfT I) amriv V. Kat. iS^.
nD*rn H r. (tun n) <*jiy Ac Aoa^ with ada>
tergent, eomb he. B. Kam. n^ top. Ti pr* ofdaJaad {tar
wooMBbafbra bathing) olaaMi^Aa. Midd.M\ Y.MaM.
Sh.IIfSr top: ToeaCib. 11,1 arrr whea she alaHns
bar hair.
"^CYiDWl, Gnat. R. to m, 10. V. cr.
^Sr^Xn 1 1 (rcn
D
k-raf htHl; ^ rmrwn km-
wmlimtiom, serrov. Targ; Lam. Ill, S Ar. (ad. rm-ar, h.
text ni^).
HT^rnn (KrSSn,Ar.) t (csn
D
pnyia.
rofsoa for tke ki^ptk\r. n^). Kath.
17* Tn am
-^
-ONp do .TOO ^eak of oU aaed at bridal anaagcasaatat
Ar.; [oth. opia. d^n II) ofl aaad for carii^ aorca of Ok
head, r. rrwmil.
rrrrn t (Tcn) nae o/'fAr rodf 7%/iMSiy/ioaaare:
Qen. R. a W; Midr.TUL toPs. XXQ {nt to MaLIU, IS).
TCn m. (part. pass, of -R) aw far
ft hy! l^oh. R.toX.T'^aoTia
n'^'^Bn
492 xsDn
off than he; Sabb. 15l''
'21 'rap'[ nifim one who is dead
I
and buried. I
T -: T -:
ni2;'^n f. (rcn) searchi7tg, digging. Pes. 3l'' ri::r
nbrn r"i">Eri how far does the dog reach in digging?
Sri^^"^Dn, V. xn^o^acn.
T -: T I
Jj^ri'^Dn f. (v. rjn)
fish
remaining oti the shore after
the toater receded, mud-fish. Cant. R. to I, 4 (ref. to yiin
nSKI, Job XLI, 14, cmp. SXn) Ti Stnna JCr-JIpB jumping
I
like raked fish. Y. Ab. Zar. II, 42 np-'En; cmp. ':J!>B'<r.
"jSn [to bend the fingers, form a hollotc of
the hand,
denom. "|B'ir!; whence] to take handfuls. Maas. Sh. II, 5
'31 Til bVa BX if he mixed the coins up and took by
handfuls, you go by the proportion of the coins mixed.
Y.ib.53*" "(Cini bbiaa it is as in the case of him who &c.

Esp. (of the priest) to take grabs of

incense with both
Jiands (v. ns'^cn). Yoma V, 1. lb.
47'' '31 *,Bin n-n used
to grab &c.; a. fr.
Nif ions to be grabbed. Y. Maas. Sh. 1. c "pVibnin
'pJEnDHI the coins which were mixed up and then coUect-
ed by handfuls.
j^n ch. same. Yoma
4?''
(ref. to Lev. XVI, 12)
'lUrK "^.iBniD as people usually grab. Gen. R. s. 5 Xinn
'31 '"in Til he who takes a grab takes twice as nmch as
he who fills his fist, v. "J'ttp;
Yalk. Josh. 14.
"jS^n, li^in m. (b. h.; preced. wds.) the hollow of
the hand formed by bending the fingers so as to touch
the wrist, contrad. to yap; a handful. Gen. R. s. 5 iiBH
n\UT3 ViJ the quantity of a handful of Moses' hand. Ex.
R. s. 11 '31 'n xba 1^U3 n X^^ his (Moses') handful and
that of Aaron ; a.fr.Du. O^SEn, n':3Ein. YomaV.l 6<ba
rSEn his two handfuls. lb. 47"^'^5Bin. Ex. R. 1. c. inpb
Dn"'5Bn . . . both of them took, each his handfuls; a. fr.
[Tosef. B. Mets. IX, 14 "jEn ed., read ,B0 as ed. Zuck.].
JSDtn, SD^^n ch. same. Targ. Koh. IV, 6 N^a
'SBn.^ead: iT^pBH.P^. T^iEn, "^rEPi, 'Bin. lb. Targ. Ex.
IX, 8. Targ. Ez.'l, 8; a. e.Sabb.
62'' Ti X^^a by hand-
fuls, liberally.
"Dn (V. riB'^ni)
of Haifa. Keth. IDS'" (v. Rashi);
Y. ib.'xil, SS"* top; Y.Kil. IX,
32''
top tntT; v. Dis^BH.
DSn=h. "w'Br 1) to dig. Targ. Y. Ex. XXI, 33 (ed.
Amst. Bpn^). Targ. Job ID, 20.Y. B. Mets. II,
8''
hot.
nPBDni, read : ns^lOEni and when they were digging it
itp.

2)
(cmp. nC'^Bn) to grab. Targ. Y. I. Num. XI, 8
(some ed. 'En Pa.; h. text rs::). Targ. Job III, 2 1
.
Pa. Gon, ircn same. lb. XXXIX, 21 l^iaCJj'a ed. Lag.
(oth. ed. -p-iBPia).
"^S-M I (b. h. ; cmp. 335, C;B3) to bend over, to cover;
trnsf. to be anxious, to care. Meg. 26'; Zeb.
53''
sq.
'31 C]B'in '3UJ . . -iras .... rr^ni Benjamin took pains . . .
to conquer it, as it sajs (Deut. XXXIII, 12) he (Ben-
jamin) is bent over it &c. [Rashi: rubs his head, v.
"?n
II-]
^DH, ^^n, Polel ClBin ch. same. Targ. Y. I. Deut.
XXXIl7ll SSn. (Y. II rnon^a, read: qriEP!^).
Ithpol. ^Bir:^^f same. Targ. 0. ib. (h. text t^Ti'T').
Palp. C]nBn, v. supra.
^Sn II (cmp. DBn) to sa-ape, rub, esp. to cleanse one^s
head, rub, comb. Sabb.31
'31 qBin bVn rr^ni Ms. M. (ed.
riEn b^ni) and Hlllel was washing his head. Naz. VI, 3
'31
ClBin "I'^n a Nazir may wash (rub with his hand) his
hair. Ib. !TalX3 Clin*' xb he must not use an earth, v.
-i^rs. Yalk. Gen. 15o'(play on n"^En, Gen. XLVI, 21) xb
'31 "^nBEn I did not wash (my head) or comb. Tosef.
Ter. X, 4 '31 nC'^nUJ ed. Zuck. which a priest's daughter
has used for washing her hair; ib. Maas. Sh. II. 1 nEnuJ.
^DPI ch. same, to rub. Targ. Jer. VI, 26
'31 lEPi
rub your heads with ashes (h. text UJbEnn).Part. pass.
Cj-'Bn, pi. 'pB'^Bn. Targ. Ez. XXVII, 30.
D*DDn f. (preced. wds., cmp. "ISH) sore, eruptioti.
Sabb.
'77'';"
Y. Ber. IX, IS*' bot. Cmp. xn''riQ"'n.
7Sn(b. h.; cmp. rEn I) I) to bend (v. Job XL, 17);
j'BPt
to be btisg with, to be anxious, desire.
Pesik Hahod.
p.
47''
D3rx bixab 'n Xin He is anxious to redeem you;
ib. B3PblX3a T,; Pesik. R. s. 15 B3nblX5b'n; Cant. R. to
11,8; a. e.

[2) to hold in one's Iiand, cmp.'iBH; v. next w.]

y^n m. (b. h.; preced.) 1) thing (held in hand), ob-
ject. B. Mets. IV, 10 nT 'n n:333 how much is this worth?
Cant. R. to 1, 4 3ia T b3 any good thing; a. fr..2)
concern,
business; desire, desirable object. Ib.;Pesik. Sos,p.
147''
"px
~aT3 31a 'pi "'b I have nothing more desirable than thy-
self. Koh. R. to V, 7 i:Bn niurs his desire was fulfilled.
Num. R. s. 19 '31 "^SEn "j-a ^SI'^TnP bx do not turn me off
from (refuse) my desire which &c.; a. fr.

PI. B'^^sn. M.
Kat.
9''
(ref. to Prov. HI, 16, a. VlII, 11) B^^^u: "^ISBn sn
hut heavenly affairs (religious deeds) are equal to it (the
study of the Law). Y. Peah I,
15"'
bot. (ref. to Prov. 1.
0.)
'31 B'^SEPl 'desirable things', that means jewels and
pearls, 'thy desirable things', that means &c. Ib. ~'H?^n
'31 "^SEPI thy treasures and my treasures cannot compare
to what I sent you; Gen. R. s. 35, end.Sabb.
113''
(ref.
to Is. LVIII, 13)
'31
B'^^^' 'PI 'p-ilDX Ti^jcn thy pursuits
are forbidden (on the Sabbath), but heavenly affairs (con-
sultation about public welfare, education &c.) are per-
mitted; ib. 150*; a. fr.
ISIikpn ch. same, esp. a sacred object held in hand at
the delivery
of an oath. Shebu.
38''
'n "i-iJlEPxb -"^ns
fTi'T^3 the judge must make him hold an object (Torah)
in his hand. Ib.
n'iT^3 Ti D-^BP xbl . . . r3CXT XJ-^-^T ^sn
Ms. F. margin (v. Rabb. D. S. a 1. note 40) a judge that
administers an oath by the Lord
,
while the affirmant
holds no object &c. lb. 'n ::"'p2 xb xm (Ms. M. BST'Ta)
for he had nothing in his band.B. Kam. 91" '31 'n -nrik
w^' i99
nn
./v nh opintofi on iIm AmI vlMtlMT or oi Im kM
"') ()... tiijarjr.
lit) Hull
:." <aV *XCn, |.L i^ny).
*P
(b. Ii.( rmfi. tn) to 4^.
AotfMP m/, B. Kaw.
. -ai ^3
"
f
'
rn
U uiNi tiollnw cMtl |i' -
"
-rmi*
iiitil, bul ii|>rM* II on |Hlbllr frtilHul, 1 1,4.
. &0*, V. w It MMr ftMH. eh. XXXU, mti
"Cn
I h, *, I) to 4^. tWff.
1^ Ttt. ti nu.
I. i. . f'
-
q.
Job XXXIX, W.
n^ 1 1 (b. h. Hn; rmp. *^P) to A* iuMto. te mImmW.
Turf. Fruv. XIII. ft.
'
n^
m. r^^) frmrfAiftimg, Y. Tms. IV, Md, r
771 Sda Ui gniv'ligginc (for Um goMmlion of Um
wllilvniMii) wiunA \ Lin. U, toinMl. (R. ITani). Y. I. 0.
'n^ Mts Ro out fur irmvv'tligginf
i
(liin. H. I. o.; MIdr.
iMn. eh. XXXII. mmI -^>).
nr'lJIJH
r. MiiM of a roa<(T) Y. BhcbL 111.
84' bot.
tapn (b. b.; omp. -fT). n, ISTf) to il^, araiYA. Vm.
a r^rn tirb .... be wbat Ui dot innot rcAch by
inf for it. Habb. 8* T^ TSt
ti I M^Archcd all over
world. Cm)L B. u I, I 's^ t ictrn nrtt on if thoa
I dlf ikfUr ih wortU of tliLw mfbrMOVt UeMarw;
tt.
ter|, iVi. sort, T. ov^
-mp. Arab. Ao^oi drrorficorv,
(.-nrll). V. next w.
Pi. 8}V<n to (If-lnMr. Pwik. B. . 8 {nt. to trsTK, Zcpb.
18) ryi tifr^t 1*^ i6it -pae imp kht iA rtad not
word with Samme bat with 8kim^ 'I ahAll dlivr ho.*;
rolk. Zpb. &<7.
iVcifVito6w</Vc KMith.ll*(rtr.toLoir.XlX,tO)
um bboc iliia impliM that ha (bar batrolhod) boa
Ubcratad, ia a fradmao.
J*tiSTI (b.h.: prwiad.) 1) ton. frttiom. PaB{|i.R.a.8
~
lo'Saph. I, 18) 76 nrm 9M ima I shaU lod bar
to Ubartjr (v. praoad.); a. fk-.8) aMac /rcc, tatem^
I. 61^ a. a. (raf. to Ps. LXXXVIII, 6) ns "prs
when on it dead, ona ia flraa from raligioaa dntiaa.
ih. Kmor 8 (ref. to CM T "% I Sam. XXTIII. 8) nX39
^^1 ys 71 divettod hioMelf of tha (lorignii oQ go^om-
It; Lev. B. n 86 (nol rcb^b); Midr.Bom. eh. XXIY,
1^ t (praoad. wda.) icroftufi^ mdimmmt,
Lit introd*(iLAbhahn8),(intarpre*infn^.XXIY.e)
*
^ nrrrrrtr^ whoae aadimants Oowaat elaaaaa) riiain
hi. her; (Ar. ed. Koh. mob !
< . Talk.
K.- .
!-:.
lah4M 004 hla hMid i # iho
n^ or r^n. t Opr l. v. w^t km^m of o
otMii (/iM4). a bio4 of ftuoi >! ! wMoh
<M be hi4di. Itehk X, 8 (tn T^
T9^ Ma. M.
(r. Bohh. D. IL ol t Mio, o4. rtTT) bi Ui b<ooi o#
hla abtn. Yn(M TT^
T^
TW , . . "ote^ lU M. (od.
t1 rrrVI pf/etded be
boaooi nt bU &#! ((M
abb \ V. Iif-r, II
r^n to povid^ irtfA o Uttm m Aonirr. fait. po.
nVrjL libek
i
^*r3 , . . rrm
r
ba who lafcai
iha oMiaajr

ToMfto aaU mm not aolor wiib
a bor4ofo4 otoah (M or4#r oo lo oraolo aoiftotoo, M
M. PVIVl, Mlab. Foa. nrf\ r. Bobb. D. il o. Lji- It
Tnr. Midr. Bern. ab. XXI -T Tt yam ^h ffarwNMe
wefo toood (lo it David) faroilaf o boaom, not draMlMi
obM ba.i (Uv. B. a. tt, o. o. 4 r^mr oa tf om^o fcr
him).
/K. rrn to /M Mr loaaw. Toaat Bar. Yll. It r^
'31
'*n |6 irm p^
i^
ad. Baafc. (Var. IfT} u torai Um
boaoa of bia ibirt, wbfla be oeirer bad 4e
r^ ab.. V. ast w.
MCXn, *T1 eb.b. rfr.
Ooo. B.a.7 Tr3 IUJI*
('"TO) I poi hha bi my pochet, L a. I ooioritiad bko.-
DonooB. rfTj. pott. poaa. pL ,t '^i hatmrnrd. lb. a. 100
,
Y. Kit. IX,
88* lop T r^rr (two) wUia, > i wiit
gormaola; Y. KaUu XII,
top TT^tr. Y. M. Koi.
Ill,
88' top (aapl. nox) t iA- -aw gomnnia vBb-
ool boaoow; (Oao. B. a. too 77t3 idn, v. ir?8Qb
Af. rmr^
lof^kktU bomm, L e. to omhHi. Om. B.
a. 80
TTfTW
rfr^b TTOO tb^ toioadod to otft
(Joeob), aod thoy wara ootwUtod.
Mpa, rfrrw to &r iiiihriWirf, v. aoprm.
yn(b. b.; Tsr 1) "W^ rrow. nib*. X.8 irn 7n
tniO 3TTt aa arrow aliebiaif fai a paraoa'a bodj; ToaaC
ib. Til (VUI), t. Arakh.
14^ nom rr^'Ofrtthm raoa
of aa arrow ia fortj ftra eobiia. lb. 7b i^ yn ym
arrow oMOoa (ao ovO) toogoo (raf. to Jar. IX, 7);
o.
fr. [Y. Beth. IIm bi. ' m^ X,
read: tt^^H.
ib.)
'71 TI rmpa Ulia tha poat for onwwa (for aalDlarf
praettoo) at which aU aboot be.-aob. Biiaab. I (rat to
Doot. XXXII, 83) 'n rte
"V? ""J
MTowa wUI be apoBl,
bot Ibay (teaal) abaB aot eaaaa; ib.
'5^
yte tip bia
arrowa will ba apaat, bot tba poet will raaaoto; Bot. f*.
aKaa.
88* Ti|n cnca M bo ia roipoMfUa for bia Are,
biBonai it la bia arroara ({.o. bia ooUoa), opf.
xrtaa SWB
baeowoitiabiapropar^whiebcaoaadlbadooHBO.
A.
abcn rsn it ia tba aottoa of (bia) dor.
^^^^ ^"^ * >><
coBMl; o. fr.8) aAo/lH. aa ab. Sooe. 18*; IS S-WTl
plain aboAa, oppi rropa ahoffca with o bote ioto which
tba ortow baod Jo mt,
22Zn (b. h.; c^ aar.) to nrf. dUad; Aav. tkape.
Toaef' YoiBO I. SPn mnos aacaBai > rtoaa brnHng;
Bifrm BoMr cb- I. Par. 8; Ibab. Mmt 4 troOBl Ti; Lor.
nsrt 494 nnsisn
R. s. 26 d'^isxn "n. Y. M. Kat. 1,
80^1
ai^jn;: xb one must
not cut stones &c. Talk. Deut. 854
'21 ^lizn (inx chisel
thou the tablets &c.; a. fr.Part. pass, n^isn, f. nsisn;
pi. ts-in^::)!, ninsisn. Y. M. Kat. l. c. Y. Shek. VI,
49^
hot.; a. e.
Nif.
nsns io he hewn, cJiiselled. Y. Yoma III,
40'"
hot.
ISan^ lUTlpa on sacred ground they must be chiselled.

Trnsf. (cmp. "115) to be decided, decreed. Lev. R. s. 5 (ref.

to Is. XXII, 16) rbs
'3
tain^^ from on high it has been
decreed over him; Yalk, Is. 291 n-i^Ta rlss naiins.
D-iij ch. 1) same.; interch. with T^n q. v.Part,
pass. a-^^Jn, V. Na'^sn.

*2) (used of the Cistus) to cut

through the ground, to grow. Pes. 111*^, v. xa^sn II.

[Lev. R. s. 25 "iaisn 'H, v. isn I.]

Ithpc. asnnx to be hewn. Targ. Is. LI, 1.
Jiin m. (preced. wds.) stone-cutter in the quarry. B.
Mets. lis'* rinols . . . 'nil after the stone-cutter has sur-
rendered (the stone) to the polisher; Y. ib. X,
12"^
hot.
bssb 3^inn.P/. 'pasin. Y. Shek. VI, 48 top.
Zlj2n in. (preced. wds.) stone pitcher, earthen jug.

PI. D-is^n, 'pasn. Men. VIII, 7. Kel. II, 2; Tosef. ib.B.

Kam. if, 2.
Djki! I
^"2211
j
a species or variety of dates (v. Low
Pfl., p'l09, sq.). '^Ab.Zar.1,5 (Y. ed. -i:sn, with *,) Ib.U^
expl. iaUDp. Y. ib. I,
39''
hot. I2tn, v. K^Un II. [Maim.
:
sugar cane, v. Low I. c]
D^n II, 3^iin m. (nsn) [cutter,] a shrubby plant,
with deep and straight roots, used for hedges to mark
boundaries, prob. cistus. B. Bath.
55'"^
'si TttTl "iSan a
landmark (stone &c.) and the hazab form a legal bound-
ary &c. lb. 56% v. XaianL Tosef, Sabb. XIV (XV),
8;
Y. ib. XVin,
16<-
bot;'Bab. ib. 128^ '=T 'nn n5< "pVoVa^
you may (on the Sabbath) handle the (cut) h., because
it is food for gazelles. Kil. I, 8 3i:jn (Ar. aiSH).P/., v.
nniisn i.
Sn^in ch. V. xni^jn II.
T T -; T -:
SillSn m. ch.=h. nan. Succ.
29"^.
Ber.
22" hot. pn
'31 ria 'n (Ms.M. SOmn) ordained that a pitcher contain-
ing nine kab must be used for purification. Ib. "iStlX
'31 fT^a^n R. N.'s pitcher is broken (the rule he laid
down is rejected). Bets. 30^ ; a. ir.Pl. "pa^ftj,
"^asn. Targ.
II Esth. Ill, 8 Tian ""a^iria 'pninii naw i-i\i:''^s 'p-jp^a they
collect the thawing snows of the winter and put them
in summer pitchers (coolers). Bets. 1. c. liT^'asn 'p'^^TS
'31 filled their pitchers with water. Ber. 28* "p'Tlin 'n
'31 white pitchers full of ashes (unworthy students).
Ib. 68% V. x;: L
"-Sn m. a species or variety of dates, v. asn I.
llin I (cmp. aan) to cut, mow (corresp. to h. 1S|5).
Targ. Deut. XXIV, 19; a. fr.M.Kat.9'' nsnn xbl S^tM
that you may sow but not cut (that your children may
not die in your life time). Taan.
10* X^sni ^M n^^ns
'31 (Ms. M. X^iam . . . tTT^ny) Babylonia is rich because
she harvests without rain (independent of rain-fall on
account of her canalization). Koh. E. to II, 20; Lev. R.
s. 25
'31 "jinisn Tirini u^jxp (n-^rini, also n:jm, n:ini) cut-
ting down cistus shrubs to plant shoots of fig-trees ; a. fr.
[Y.Dem. 111,23"' hot. i:jnio, ")i:jn^, V. "isr!.]
"IlSn II m. (preced.) cutter. Targ. Ps. CXXIX,
7
;
V. N'liijn.
?S '-sin (^ffS "Tiinj I m. (preced.) crop, harvest-time.
Targ. Gen.VIII, 22'Targ. Lev. XIX,
9
; a. fr.M. Kat.
12''
'31 'n n-ib iisn had his crop cut &c. Ib. mn ^a'^m 'n it
was the wheat crop; a. e.
Sllin or ^^''Tlin II m.=li. isn or S^n I. Y. Ab.
Zar. I,
39''
hot. (ref. to lljn, Mish.) 'n 1^J1 !!<in "p^ it
is a species (of dates) named H.
S"I22n, V. s<^il:^.
T T
- T T
"^221"
pr. n. pi. Hatsdad, in Babylonia. Yoma
77''
m xnd^x at the ford of H. [Var. Tisn, '.1 13, -n^rin,
"Il:n, -iirn, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 8.]
nin, V. isn.
T T
D^iCn, V. 2:in II.
5<n^:2ni, V. nm^iniL
T -: ' T -:
iJ^niiin II m. ch.=asn n. B.Bath.56'' dnin 121U 'n
T -; T -:
'31
(Ms. O. 2:in, Rashi naisn) it is the h. which Joshua
introduced as landmarks. Bets.
25'' '31
yap^ 'n (some
ed. n3i:in) the h. cuts the feet of (convicts) the wicked
(who remove the boundary lines).Pes. 1 1
1
''
!!<a:jm xbian
Klitj-iS n^sn hl (Rashi: xaiiini) in the shade of a h
that has not cut through (grown) to an arm's length (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); Yalk. Deut. 945.
JlD^iSn I h. same, v. 3:fn II, a. preced.PZ. ni3i::n.
Y. Pe'ah li, beg.
16''
nX'^sV "ppiGB^ 'H cistus shrubs
(between two fields) form a boundary line with regard
to the poor man's corner. Gen. R. s. 31, end.
nJliCn II f. (v. asn) a stand for a pitcher, tripod.
'ns in the shape of a tripod, triangulary arranged. B.
Mets.
25=*
in^ 'ns (Ms. H. X3:iin3) if coins are found
lying in a triangle; (Y.ib.II, s'', sq. rai::r), expl. S<B''S'-ip).
B.Bath.
83''
(also Wisns) planted in a triangle. Erub.85''
'n3
i^iipl
(Ms. M. xa-i^n 13 riTiaSJ'l, read: xaisn, V.
Rabb.D.S. a. 1. note) the three ruins between two build-
ings stand in a triangle (so as to make only the central
ruin equally near to both dwellings).
Jj'i'l'liin, b^Tliin m. (Titn) mower, harvester. Targ.
Am. ix, I?,. Ta'rg. Jer. IX, 21 ed. Lag. 'l:in (oth. ed.
N'isn).P/. X^^i^n. Targ. Ruth II, 3, sq.
sn:i1:2n, v. ^^-.i^^n.
T :
.
T : - -:
m^llSn, V. next w.
P***1M lOTi
t. (b. b. n7iBi;i*^>^3P% r4M|i. at ^ari
.r
'>fmpti. Y. tiriib. XVIJ, b<. l^
itnmp^ b blowt IW Um Ibii
^04 (UfMitto II to Um
r. v.Bub.lb.M^botVi-
iiavin. R. llMli. 111. 4 71 TV| a. v.
itCn Ob. MOM. Tiug.lloi. V.t
M. Ug "^pr
at*; itoot. M* 'ai irrv Ti vbai (b*lbr <
'ritUon of Um Twipbi) mm wUM Vbolbr U

i ) a.*.
"-"',
eurartr. HlSIH f. (b. b. ; n:fr) jU^, (Mb. nW)
'
lir. I, l).i&.
tbi>r M !
<l Mi^ CnO. TowT.
.-^1.
ivamM'^vQ
TTTP
nma^rrrrsrrs M.M.A.RMhl

''<' f
vilo liieli dvftUi baa
uiimftl; Y.ib.l.MHi.
3'
rx 'I'itr.u iU*> lot* i tiivi . ii
v V. P.
\. It-
. (out tt:) to piok my iiKii. IV.
1. .i. N
ITT,
"^Ifn in. (b. b.; pnoML wda.) Ao//: B. Kam.
'
1.dMMif. Oiii. IV, ft
-Q* TtptB ^
*Uy and luUf IVMdinin (baYiag
19 of Um pwiacn); a. t. fr^PL
xm Bifhi Vayikrik, N'dab., eb. X,
n r:x'^'> xb h tniut not ottt it in pnrta. Ntd.8S*
rTrn
^M ibero is no onanritiMn by balvM, i. . oao
not VOW to b a naiarlto bj partial abatlaaiKo; 7^
*2'7
nor in tlitre a Morifleo for partial naaaritirai.
1
1 -r. t 4*t'-
tup nb nocn Tit tba Pawovor oObriaf doo
oc in diviaiooa (of olaaa and HBdaaa par>
'*
Tib DBVO takinf only a part of aacb ia-
lient; T. Yoma lY, 41^ bot. Ti wasr%
; a. f^.
^iI''^
in.PV::) Acini lifMfyMorlr. Targ 1.LI,I.
rz'^un cki$eUei (n*. Tui. T. Ex. XX, 32.
SZ'^kTI, Erub. 8d\ Ma. M., r. rewn II.
1
ril^lin f. (rcr) ckittiimff. Y. Yoma II,
40'
bot.
""Il ^T^"^ tbeir chiwliiig must tak place in boU-
s.[ Y. Peah II,
bcf.
1^ niQ*xr% hmim ad., . nqfcsr L]
Sr:^, ^<r^ m. Crxn) Mriwater't aim, abo
-41j-r or Fpode (v.' Sm. Ant. a. . Dolabn^. Tmrg. la.
IV. \'2
(h. text TSTS); a. .fiabb. l3^ nacn T car>
ers' adre. B. Bath. TS** "SI Ts rrs Vc Ma. M- a. Ar.
X'^^'r^r ) a crpntr loat bis adse tbcr*. Enib. 77^,
xr: 11 : a, e.il "^"^T. B. Earn.
11"
imo
"
"~r in the place of oar Tanna (in tbo Misbnab)
tadmX ToMM wi*i Bau. M^.
..

*---
JUi, Till, I
"mn nnm
a..-rak
. I. Imp. 111. 'tolb
Tw. Y. f,9. %%ttU,Wti
.a.-3)
mmH *><roMf. Valll. K'<'t<. .
ft. ir*3|. p.: 'r-5S no T Um par'
avvrias (ii*
i
w4 mmIi m aaali
tba Mora U>' -rfbl. Y. Tteaa. II,
^
tn*esV..r- k.iom.H9.
*T*Sn
. (V. n4
'
ir) imlrrmwiMt tmlmi, lUUmg
am o^*MMM wkkkmtd Ik* ptrmm mmwit^ Iht H-
bnMm 9m$ U
j
mHHm. Taaat IM. Ut, tl *fnr^
(Iwl^ to oAb aiWww). . rp^
(CrXn B. BaUi. 7a\ v.
pp3.
n^'Ilin f.
(I':!^
I) %t^4Tpo*vtm, mm ndtrraumf
>
/Mf. B. KaM.W*boC Tt BWPO to
p
w>> aa tolMyeiiltoa
(to ranora anytbiaf sUcbfaif to Um body or to Ito bair
bfor batblnc). Sab. I* Tl OVS rr^ ;
'
! ' ote It
not to b furbiddaa as aa aniawtol tolarpaimaB bstwaaa
tba priast'i baad aad tba ol)ct ba baa to baailat ; a. Ar^-~
K TTTtr the Imm cotiaja
y
hfiifuWiM Brab. ;
Soec. ft**.
^
-l-in, T. -or
"I'iin n. (b. b.
'^^ '" ^><<. (XT 'Mm/A CMp. Tattf. of
-rsn, illnn. XI, S) Irk.I1. Sjr. oom
XVII. ft; Toaat ib. B. Mela. VI, 10 (od.
8. to KcL I. e. -sTffT); Y. Ori. lU, CT boC ^B*^ (
aec.)b .
9^
[la b. b. "rm aho grmm, aMM.)
tPt, m.
Tkrf. Pa. aZZn, (ad.
Hr-:p-cb.
fjag. -an, vr. T|r).
^fSn (cmp. r^ a. P. Sol ISSS
jwW
^,
*arf
;
part. pass. r3r (aab. VMM); t
1) 6ar/iMni, impmitml, arrifaaf. Sab.
Ti ^-3 aa
arrogant oot (two rfttiBtaJa*<a* '"''" **^ '**')
Y. Tban. lU. m' top rrfrez mc T rm om was w
abaabad^tbooUMrcbaata. Kad.SO^; a. e.Q Mirfaaaila^
emttfdie^ aii mig. Tanb- Vaycra S3 im T. UJi tba to>
stinet of Uf is stroag. Bx.B.s.42 nrrs T sn srvsr.
**
'Sn (Bata. S5^ 9) tbtaa (anntnas) ara
p
taitot
(a*-
dannted by fiulara or oppoaitioa), aioa
g
bcnMs it ia
tba
dof
Ac Y. Taan. IV, M^ 'Tl mirva (nai: nV9
bow iiiapraaJble ia tba Land of Ismd tbat It stM ia
prodneUva (aftar all davaatataon*).

JPI. crpXR, in^MBT.

Ex. B. L c, . aopra.Y. Bar. V. r* bol. 'St t9\ rww
tboae irraaiitible, bard and eil tinMSL
^if-
* -U,'.* (a bmre (ooa'a faeeX to C it t wtitmlfy.
5isn 49.6
p'm
Koh. R. to IX, 18
'31 I'lSB wj'^sn'on bs whoever speaks
irreverently of &c, lb. Ill, 9 Una "j'^S'^anp you embolden
yourselves.
*|^n ch. same; part. pass, tj'^iin q. v.
Af. tl-^sriN as preced. Hif. Targ. Prov. VII, 13. lb.
XXI, 29. Targ.Ez.XIII,6
'31 'pssn'? (Var. 'pS^n^) they
boldly insist upon it &c. [Dan. II, 15; III, 22 part, pass,
insisted upon, urgent.]
"Jflin I (b. h. ; V. pni) 1) to drive a wedge in (v.
Prov. XXX, 27), Denom. "j'n.
2) to pick one's teeth.
Bets. IV, 6
'31 yisnb; (Tosef. ib. Ill, 18 nisnb, v. f^sn).
3) to interpose, v. y>ti I. Zeb.
19''
IsirTjffi in^ (or isin^;i5).
Ib. f^Sitin nnx K^'^S "^BX even one thread forms an unlaw-
ful intei'position. Ib. lr\is}lin; a. fr.
Pi. yiir^ri to pick one's teeth. Y. Sabb. VIII, end, IT';
Hull.
16'' '31 'pl^anri )'^H. one must not use it for &c.
7-n II (b. h.) to cut
off,
divide; to line a wall so as
to leave a space
{y^T})
between the two partitions. Ohol.
XV, 4
'31 iiJSnUJ tr^S a room which one partitioned off
with boards or tapestry on the sides (walls) or on the
ceiling, lb. 5 1}"iX^ 'n if he partitioned it off from the
floor (laying an additional floor with a vacuum between);
Tosef. ib. XV, 4.
j^in m. (preced.) space between two partitions, vac-
uum.^ Ohol. XV, 4; 5; Tosef. ib. XV, 4. [In b. h. yit}
(v. y^n I) wedge-like objects, gravel, sand.]
f
iSn, Pa.
yp^
(denom. of yn, v. "j^sn) to sharpen,
or to shoot an arrow. Targ. Jud,V,8. Jf^T^J "^^-in?? (missing
in ed. Lag.)
{S^jZn m. ch. (=b. h. ":irr, v. y:in, end) gravel,
sand. Targ. Prov. XX, 17 (Ms, K^i^n).P/. ii:n.
Lam.
R, introd. (R. Joh. 1)
'31 'ns ilTja 'jiniao you have to
walk over rocks and gravel without shoes &c.
mikXn f. pi. (v. ns'^sti) intermediate contacts, latvs
concerning the shaking
of
an object by an unclean person
through a partition (v. y''^'n). Y. Hag. II, end,
78''
(v.
emendation in R. S. to Toh, VII, 5).
"1^12n (denom. of lai^iPi) to blow the trumpet. Targ,
IChr. XV,24
'j"''i:f^np. Targ. II Chr. XllI, 14 "J'^'isri^.
V. ayin-o.
^-rtin, n^-iin &., v. '^i^^n.
T : -: T : -: ' ; :
5J^i?jl2Iin f. (v. "j'snil, a. -"Sn; cmp.i':i3) arbitration,
'ni '^Ji'i'i
untrained judges who arbitrate from ignorance
of the law. B. Bath. 133'^ v. Xnpa72 II. [R. Han.: 'n
cemetery, from yfn II=l'iSib "j^sin.]
niin (dial, for nsn) to cut, harvest. Taan. 10 nT^TO
'31 K-^sm h'yz Ms. M. (v.' T^n) Babylonia shall in the fu-
ture harvest without rain (on account of the canalization
introduced). Cmp. T^Sri.['j'^'iSn^Q, v, "iS^in,]
"llin grass, leek, v, ^"^sn, K'nisn.
i^n c, (b. h.; HjSn, V. preced. wds. ; cmp. ^tS a. fTlta
&c.) court, yard, in gen. private property. B. Mets. 11'
'31 D"IX bu: il^n the ground belonging to a person takes
possession for him (of what is found there) even without
his knowleilge. lb. ni^niurin 'n a well-guarded ground
(fenced-in). B, Kam. 12'^;
Gitt.21', a, e, nsbnia 'n a mov-
ing ground, e. g. the back of a slave. Erub. VI, 1 "lin
'n^ . . . D35 if one dwells in the same court yard with
a gentile. Ib. 3 'n "^UJiX the residents of dwellings in one
court yard; a, v. fr. ni-iirin 'n Tyrian yard (with a
lodge at the entrance). Maasr. Ill, 5 ; Nidd.
47''.
"nsr:
"i3pn the excavated ground to which all the caves of a
cemetery open. Ohol. XV, 8; Tosef. ib. XV, 7,m-isn 'n
the rim of the cooking range, Kel, VII, 3; Tosef, ib, B.
Kam, V,
5.
-lS3n
'q (=b, h, nnn*!) lobe of the liver.
YomaVIir,
6; a. e.ma 'n cemetery, v.supra. Ber,
18''.
P/. nil^n, 'i^tn.
Erub. IV, 6. lb, VI, 8; a, fr.
Jj^'^^n, i^nil'^n, constr. nan ch. same.Vsn 'n
K123, X-a3 'n=h. -insh -i:in, v. preced. Targ. Ex. XXIX, 1
3
;
a. e. (h. text mni).
Targ, II Chr. XVIII, 33.
pn, pn,
V,
pi?n,
ppn.
pn, npn, v. pin, tn^u,
rlpn, V. -^pn.
^>^P0
I=''*^P'J-
Y. Dem. IV, 24 top '31 'n -131
p
when the manager of the estate came out to him.
?Sblpn
II, ^Sblpn pr, n, m. Hdkula, Hakulai.
Y. Pe'ah I,' W hot.; a. e." Y. Gitt. Ill,
45=^
top "'it ... .
Ib. VIII,
49''
hot. nbipn.
splpn, nsplpn, nplpn, v. pip^.
l^pn m. (npn) ascertainment
y^
'n jadging abil-
ity. Ab. "vi, beg.
'
^pn, npn, PL nis'^n (b. h,; denom. of pn) 1) to
draw circles, to survey. Gen, R, s, 39, end (ref. to Gen,
XII, 9)
'31 -jbini HpriTD surveying as he went along, with
the direction towards the Temple.
2) to imitate a per-
son's customs, to follotv a person's footsteps. Sifra K'dosh.
beg. (ref, to Lev, XIX, 2)
niin'b ii-^b^ nn "p^ VuJ VtT^h^t
-jb^b n|3n^ Rab, (ed,
'31
n^l -jbob 'B) what is the duty
of the King's retinue? To follow in the wake of tlie
King; (Yalk, Lev, 604 tisn^), Hull, II, 9 '31 npn>i xbd
that he may not appear to imitate the customs of the
heretics.
p'^pn, V. ppn.
b'^pn, Sb^pn=S^pn, Targ. Y. Gen. XXVII, 27
(some'ed, bpn), lb, XXill, 19 b-^pn (constr.). Y. Ab.
Zar.II,41'> top; (Y. Sabb. 1, 3'* top xni'::^; Y.Ter, V1II,45'1
hot. x'bnn, read : S<bpn3),
PVn,
V. ppn.
"1?^
497
^m
^"^i?T?^
'
trr^;) ittfta mi. n^rmn^, QUI.
m n3T9 tnk w
Mffmvtoff to mi HII (Ibr
VII. 'i''i, , ^ r-"
'
hMtit. i|,
R. IIjmiIi. Vlk"
oltl). iMb. IV. I 'm lUIMU f||tlf UlVMHf
mttt.
'n* tif Mi<
.ri,
il lk <
r^.
^
"
rhd Mf.)
.?..
f-.~
u r*. V i:|tii; ii.fr.~il
7^, 9cff^
Turf.
WXII. ly Tarf. Jori I. 10} a. ft^.
la.V,8.Y.Snh. ll,'^''boi.i Ralh R. to II.*. M r
il. XX (ttrnmUt of trnan 0(|i), l Btun XV ii <
XI. i;> wrpano bpn Rd Pild.-/f. ;Vj3r, nr
-
Trf. O. Bs. VIII, t.pjbpr, IB^;
- -
-
i. 4*.
PMik. B**li*ll.
p. fs*.
^
mutn. M(. T\ T. lAip^ KctJi.
7'
'
^ ifnonuniu Hahniaa !.
'.
pi. MT^'V^H pMaofifry.
h. ; cmp. pr) fo tirair a rirt/r, <o /rMtf; l)(d*>
r")
'o Ir^ialatf, Y. Kill.
27''
lop,a.. yf^girv,
-
Nuni, R. s. 1, bef.. v. r^Wi;
a. ft-.S) fa JUttw
'
;>' a rtrefttKir. Y. Bu. I. eo^bot. l
^
l'jy^aJ rrop
whioh aa ap baa hollowad ouLPari. paM.
-pn. ToMf. B.BaUi.lIl,l;B.Bath.M\a.a.
: th nioitar whleb baa baan boUowad oa (of
opp. rcnopn atatioaar
y
io \h* froond.9) to
liU wUk Me mm$. Taoli. Ki Tbnaa 14, t.
HitU 20* Tn yi aran -be writaa* (Dmu XXIV. 1)
<> angraTaa* (on ubleu te.). lb. monr pr ba
tba aorroundinga
(oMldac Uta leuats ooaM
"^S^nn pn be diga Um aidoi^ i. a. ba as-
. Qn.B.a.68;.78n^ipni^<psip^Ke
picture is eagraTaa aboTc Ga tike baavenly
'
VoiuaIV,bg.41^ mCT'f^^pr the iwcnptaons
-ven (uox writtan wiib ink). Y. Nad. VT, 44>
""r .. ra^ "CSQ oo aoouont of tlia CbaUaan
m. .
4V.
W^liAffAdlMMlMt T.i*, li.t*|apMi
VVr^
it ilM Maak ba bilkwi mm. at.M^ W
ptfpt
Pp!fJ
dk,mmm. Uv. 1. n ffis^ . . . ka ba >%
a rmi tmi htUamti II . Sail , tabb. tB*
'9*
tf^P pV ba baBawad Ba 9. OCT
> >*" -'^
(Ar.
rr")-
* V t*^. XIX. ft (b. tarti
7777^ ie.
CmM. n, f
I
a. fr.
y. Ka. XB, t) i.
^{Tl
(k b4 #< la aipv. iiri';
fi
la rraM.Malr. * n-ywi Ab I. f
<
-^ipr^ ro^ *V
'"^
mi|m wil aa MMb pwa^bla. lak M**
"^.... f^ *mB iba itM alglMte** ra4 <<<^
mpna***; Uw* ilMll JlllfMljr JBtalW, or tiMS *i*
4MiwHylwi<l| ala(lfi<onBaiiMiipBimii i
atnn, Da-
);..
MITT > frf*
dl iiiM fii rf. gok.B.iol.K
*: 2bn tba baart ia awiiaiil (by tba U4). B. BaaH.
Ill, 1 U'Uli rfjn; vbaa iWavMaoaa waa alaaatf. ToaeC
Hob. VI, 4
*
rm9
TF^
19 mfl UmIt aMMlMii^i
a coorC baa baa* rioiil; fan jm lij|Ji
j
aAar B Bm
baaa aloMi. Umj aaaaot rotraai. tb. S. a. Ik.
X B> 1RMif> f^k
'^
eh. MM. Tknr- II
OXXXIX. tS; a. a.
[In. (b.b.;
m^SSul
Jr. XVU, IOl
,) mmtk.f% |V6) jm M.
Buk B. a. If ; Tnbi Bmak. f.
Tail.
K^jT!
aa. cb.
(p
raaed. wdiu) aarraowrftrf fiatm, fmU-
finiim. Tavf. U San. V. f (K iitfrqn|; a. fr.-Ta^f.
T. Xoflk XXXIJ, 17 ti -"rp
ad. AmI. (aoMa ad.
r*T.
iMorr.)fcttitadaitiaB^A.7n|Ti. lb. XlIl,ft.~V. irpiL
Aiakb. IX, 'bl ^ ^ iBa Am
r-r.*.^
r. fiM
n75nf.b..a
ofOiaaala.
*TSF^
. nB?)
Maa. ISI, .
13?^
"in, V. nnr.
T\KTn, pLpnn, T.-iinll,iHna
Knh Mc; . rttn
L
X^ (-nrai, t. -ninx ^ R^ a'
*<r.
-
.i-t
'*'
-
Tarig. U'cbr. XX, If (ad. La*, irw).- &HaiL l7'-VQb
T
lRnr^(Ma.H.a.oUi.arrm.T.BabbwD.&^LMlaSf)
to>niotnw gr tBa day after.
<f
a^n 498 K^nn
j")n
I (b. h.) to be burned, dried up, mined, tcaste.
Snh.
22=' '31 a"na 'n lbX3 as if the Temple had been
destroyed in his days. Tosef.Men.XIII,22 na-in rfO iJEna
'21
why was Shiloh destroyed?; Yoma d''. Kil.IV, 1 (expl.
Q"iDn nnip) 1S':J05<n 'nU3 d"i3 a vineyard the central part
of which is laid waste. lb. V, 1 ; a. fr. [Num. R. s. 7,
end iripia 'n ^an, read: niinn. Taan.
29^^ Oiaiia TnUS,
read: ;r"inU53, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.]
Nif. ryyii to be destroyed. Erub.is''. Yoma
39''
-jBIDIU
nnnib T^ns that it is thy final destiny to be destroyed;
a. fr.
Hithpa. a'lrinn, Nithpa. a-inns same. Pesik. R. s. 31
annn-uj. [PirkVd'R. El. ch. xxxni, V. Ti^in.]
Hif.
2'1'intn to destroy, lay waste. Tosef. M. Kat. I, 5
'31 "^^iri pa'i'inp you may destroy ant-stores (during the
festive week). Num. R. s. 7, end ^"03 sia'^-innir for they
(the Romans) destroyed the Temple; a. fr.
*Hof.
"y^rrn to be destroyed. Pes.
42''
(ref. to Bz.
XXVI, 2) irrinnnn it nstb^a ^!!( Ms.M. (ed. nnnn, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note 9) when the one (Jerusalem) is populated,
the other (Caesarea) is laid waste; Yalk. Gen. 110 ii3''1|in.
Dnn, ninn, D'^nn ch. same. Targ. Ez. XXVI, 2.
Targ. Hos. XIII, 15. Targ. Is, XIX,
6; a. fr.Naz.
32''
^"na 'm that the Temple has been destroyed. lb. ailH'^l
that it will be destroyed. Gitt. SB''
'31 ninn-'^ K^l that
Jerusalem may not be destroyed. Y. Ber. II, S'* top fT^bj"l3"l
2'^"in with whose arrival it was destroyed ; a. fr.
Af.
2"'"irift<:, ai'inx to destroy, lay waste. Targ. Is.
XLII, 15. Targ. Jud. XVI, 24; a.fr.Yoma
69''
rT^n'^nxn
'31
who destroyed the Temple. Taan. 29* top "^SI'IHSI;^
Ms. M. a. Rashi (ed. ''?1"inb); Gitt. 56 "^nilrt; a. fr.
Ithpe.
^'^"V'^^,
2'^"in"'X to be destroyed. Y. Ber. 1. c.
Din II m., nnnn, '^"in f. (b. h.; preced. wds.)
1) ruined. Y, Ber. IV,
8''.
Yalk. Gen. 110, p. a^in I ; a. fr.

PI. o'^ann, 'I'nn; f. ninin, '^'in. Ex. R. s. 3i (ref. to

Num. XXIV, 5) 'n DHirs ]ini33\apl thy pledges, when they
are in ruins, v. 'jisiyp; a. fr.2) dry. Y. Sot. Ill, beg.
18'
'p::n b^ 'n the dry (oil-less) offering of wheat, opp. ^1^33.
Kidd.
62''
top; a. e.
Din ch., V. ni-in.
D")n f. (b. h.; cmp. Cj-nn) 1) sword. Hull. 3% v.b^nl.
B.Bath.
8'' '31 niUp 'Pi death in war is a greater affliction
than natural death. Snh. 116* 'nn lain nno some
of them they put to death by the sword. Tanh. Balak
8;
Num. R. s. 20 'ia'nri w]^tt5 3"!!<it without drawing his sword.
lb. oniin 'na live on their sword. Taan. Ill, 5 'HM ^S
on the sword, i. e. when armies are passing the country,
lb.
22=*
ni^ V;i5 'n a friendly army passing; a.fr.2)
the
sword-shaped handle
of
a plough. Kel. XXI, 2. Tosef.
ib.^B. Bath. I, l.~Pl. H'innri. Pesik. R. s. 21
'31 "jiOa 'n
(soldiers with) swords here &c. ; a. e.
D"]n, S^"in
I same. Targ. Gen. XXXIV, 26. lb.
Ill,
24-^
a. frT Sabb. 123'', v. XSSlJW; (Ar, scraping
knife).
Dnn, JJ^^in II m. (ain) dry eruption. Targ. Y.
Deut.XXVin^27 Ar.ed.Koh. yfn (oth. ed. St2in, XJI^'in;
Targ. ed. NSIJ; h. text 3^5).
SSnn, b<D"in, v. so-nn a. n-i-m.
T : T T -: T ; T
nSnn f. (v. a'ln) knife. Shebi. VIII, 6 oniX j'SIp
'na (Ar.' ed. Koh. namnn, R. S. Xnnra) you may cut them
with a knife, opp. to fISpTa the tool especially intended
for cutting figs.
n3"in ruin, V. nanin.
T : T T ;
U^D^Snn, V. xsnn II.
SwlDin, n^l^nn pr. n. m. (b. h.) Harbona, one
of King Ahasver's eunuchs. Gen. R. s. 49 ; Treat. Sofrim
XIV, 6 zrJb -I13T 'n oa (b"S) one must say, H.. too, be
remembered &c. Meg. 16'; a. e.
V. ns-^anin.
n^HDnn, v. ^is'ian.
a'^ipi.
i
S5~in f., constr. na-)n (5in, v. P. Sm. 1366) [rough
sound, sawing,] dying agony. Targ. Deut. XXXII, 25.
Targ. Lam. I, 20 ed. Lag. (oth. ed. m-]ri).
Siinn, "In m. (v. preced.) [saw-dust,] sun-motes
(cnip.^ Aw). Yoma
20'' '31
itb XTsri 'n iXM tho.e sun-
motes are called la (Dan. IV, 32).
^ lii
JIJ
m. (b. h. bs'iH; ban with "i inserted
;
cmp. SMI)
name of an edible locust. Sabb. VI, 10 (67'') 'nn T:i'^Z
the egg of a hargol (carried in the ear for ear-ache).
^"5"in ch. same. Targ. O. Lev. XI, 22 (ed. Beil,
x^a-in).
pl^iinn m. pi. (comp. of in a. nra, V. nsian-iiDj
garden-ivy, the leaves of which may be used for bitter!
herbs on the Passover night. Pes. 39" ed. (Ms.M. 1 pain
j
read with Ms. M. 2 : 'pS&in). I
?}<-55"iri, v. x^is.'in.
1"in (b. h.) to be excited, to tremble. Gen. R. s. 67
(ref. to'^S<n, Gen. XXVII, 33)
'31
'nu: rtTin^a more!
than the trembling which he felt on the altar; (YalkJ
ib. 115 Ti-innu:). Tanh. Tol'd. 13
'31 'n nilin T^-^ twice
did Isaac tremble. Gen. R. 1. c. T^^n is he friglitened?
Yalk. 1. c. 1-in: a, e.
Hif.
T^'^nn 1) same, v. supra.

2) to frighten. Gen
R.l. c.
'31 npji 'nU5 n^in the fright which Jacob caused
to Isaac ; Tanh. 1. c. ; Ruth R. to III, 8. Ib. nni-innUJ X
'31 the alarm which Ruth caused &c. Ib. n'lT^'in^ ^nC
'31 they (the fowl) excite the man (wlio tries to catch
them); a. e.
Sinn, mnn, Lev. r. s. 24, v. x-^nn.
499
<idlMn*Mf. 0m.*ii4y,
ftnt.
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v.*^. W>ll IV,7..t. 'y
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on 11/ . at, wA\
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prmn. Ar.nr- < . n. !. 1
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S
lb. ir ^Vri? (Mb. r. a. B.
^V*^)-
"Tin
m. (Rraewi.: mK p)
mmtl^ri toltnd
t
nd
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-'n. R. . M. Babb. ta* lop 'n
r*
( obMM
r A drk-eoaiplotd wmiimiX v. "Vt"*.
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f. (|irod. wdt. ; onp. "*i I, J) ntiit teairr
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I Wojic, hrrmt. Kduy. V, 2; Mikv. V,
;
IV, 10, . TTi^ Hag.
! rrwj Vs *n;
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n,
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11"!!,
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miii V.
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4*;
9 (Lerita 3Tt>.
Tans.
w ! T Sl. w^K Targ. E. XXVI. 19
n. I HZ-r. ed, Wil.
WT").-/!
fern.
-, X.-^--*;. Targ. Kb. XXXVI, 39. lb. S. TMf.
, a. e.
in
I m. p*Tt) [(tryJ I) cmnb-ptd; cmnh-twtt, B.
IV, 8 asTO v<|te In a earob>trM which ha not
>bMn iugraOad (baan no firvit). B. Mtlm,
69*';
t.Pf. r^rr. r^r-.'-. B. Uah. 15\ B. Bath. TO*. LaT.
.S&,a. e. (play on l^OKT STs, Ia.i:,iO) ^icitri 'n (aomr
iTQ'vn, oorr. aoe.) ye shall at earotw (Ihr* ia povartr
.S) a tarifty of hmnt, the pods of which raMmbk
ho carob, T. Jt^rir. KiL I, S.
2^"in
II pr. n. pi. HirtA, I) T Vac Umrr of H.,
a Northern Palestine. . Shebi. VI, ST; Toaal ih.
M9A, Lav. B.
/^ H. T. I>a. 11, t*
ia^im
(aww. aaa
I i
e. iqrri I
JQ^Tl
Hijrin
I f|i,li. jfifT' I.
* --^
iWTr ri^I IotmI aaai* ai
UM*. Talk la. taa. Uv. B. c 19 (a
"^^^
r6
r*<c^'
irtr ti iaatei|rariaMVBrptfi(rMMvi
hMM, ai4 MS po49 laok lllw fkum^t thttMtIk V.Baaa.
III. u* lop.
Karri, rqrrj
n,
n nra pr.

pi
w'
' ri4.
aa Um lake^o/ Oaasaft|i (v, HiMash. lU^lr.
^1. Y. TWaa. IT, cr nr^ '9; Laak B u> 11,1 (a^.
Wtt. let^ aatv. aaci; Yalh. Umm. MC VWI "VS.
nnnn, urtQinn, ?. aasi 4a.
raHn t Onr <M<*iiiU Baflk B. sit
(fi l^
a4. AaMi.); H14r. Baak oh. Xltl fm t^rm ^O Ahrtlaai
vaa as laU M a larg* carob<lv*ai lb. ah XXYll . Y. 9tH
I,
11^
lop (aai TO . . .). rartfc. B. a. 4 "SI fvt rr9B Om
oafob Itaa opwiil llatir aa4 awalloaped Iriai CbaiahIk
KPr2TT!h.saaia. Y. !. I, IT^ teif (ai -^mn
;
Nam. B. a. 9 ; a. e.
II 'I tf Tual. Bntan co, ia, rngfj, tmma. ''^.
Tlin,
TMf. Y. II, Dmh
rvifi .. -
^-^
citm n,
w. rm a.
'^.
mn, pi. Jinn, v. rtj.
Xri^in
a. (rr) a tkii^er tfptmHi, iMwaC aw aAa
miimn tftnm horn variaas Biblkal boolm Ibt
letkal parposw. Gaat. B to I, 10, t. KT^.
icnrwT, pL wtiinn, wnm, t.
. 1

i t
'
HThn m. (T<n) bmrmi, tkmmd aw<aL Batii Sf^
TTQ^rnan bat gaM< ^alan ita iimirtap ibaini (by
tooflhiiV a aoUd ol^faaft ia tha ova>. Pw.4H^
Ms. SI. (ad. rnvi) ha aade (iha
meat (instaad of roaat). Seb. 109*; Tobm M^ Tt
if it has beaa rcdnead to lamps of charrsd 1
of baiaf barat to asbasX ^-^Bu Mcia. Si thay sar*
naaod B. Zaiia rrpv
rop
'h Ma. M. (ad. 'T
YTX
7P)
Um barat oiia with dvarfMl leg*: Bah.
)7* ae*ri (aarijr
prinia Tvi); (Bar. 44^
TV T^t
KTop).(Lam- ^ *
U, s Ksrn -C3, aoaia ad., t. Ksrvi IL]
>Tin m. (b. h.; Wi fa ttty, 6nt, amp. ""K^ Aans,
arftfcH. arVrr^ nnutr. -Vrr. Pirk^ d^ BL ch. XZX;
Talk. Oen. 95
ZTTl, . cm.
/
ynn n^ (b. h.; ."rri amgrr. God. B s. iw ipur on
pna, Oaa.XXIX,4) '=i Vv rrrrowcBaafraasihaaaBar
<rf the Lord; Talk. ib. ItX lab. lOS*
'3*
Sit
ifm
be
nciin 500 mr^n
wherever in the Scriptures the expression 'anger of the
Lord' is used, there remains a lasting mark of it; Yalk.
Ex. 173.
npinn f. (O^m; cmp. Xjonn) a pap made of fruits
and spices with wine or vinegar, used for sweeten-
ing the bitter herb on the Passoyer night. Pes. X, 3.
lb.
116''
(play on Onn I) a'^O^ 13"t 'n, V. 'ns^ Tosef. ib.
X, 9
; a. e.
pl^n,
sDinn, v. 'n-^n.
riDlnn f, (q'nn) scraper, rake. PL niBiin, Shebi.
V,* rs ^U3 'na Ms.M. (ed. trisiixria) with wooden rakes.
nSinn f. (v. ton) l) designated, betrothed. Kidd.
6*
'D1
inBil'in "iialXM if one says to a woman, Be my harufah,
she is betrothed, for in Judsea they call the betrothed
(nD!l-iX) harufah. Ea\). 'n r^nt,-^ (v. Lev. XIX, 20) a
handmaid designated to become the tcife of
one selected
by lier master. Gitt. 43* 'n nnSUJ "imtiK (Ker. U, 5 only
'
nriBW) wliat is the legal condition meant in the law con-
cerning the designated handmaid?Tosef. Ker. 1, 1 9 QTWK
'n 'V the sacrifice due for sleeping with an engaged hand-
maid. Ib. 16; a. ir.

Pl. niBnn. Ker. 9"; a. e.

2) de-
flottred, V. vj'in.
y^nn m. (b. h.;
yy^)
one having an abnormal in-
cision or cavity on his body (Lev. XXII, 22). Bekh.
41'
BSSJ D1p^2 'n having the depression in a bone, dIpOT 'H
1U.O in a fleshy part. V.
y^y}.
S"l"l")n m. (nin, v. 6<^'n:i"!5''ri; cmp. P. Sm. 1226, sq.
8. V. liri) dazzling the eye, deceiver.

PI. 'p'^i'^n, constr.

'^'n'i-in ('si-in), with
'|'^3'i'^55.
Targ. Y. I Deut. XVIII.'lO (Y. II
ed. Amst. "^^li^n, corr. ace); ib. 14 (h. text
1.55p,
derived
fr. 151!?, V. Snh.
65''
quot. s. v. siisi^p. [Targ. Y. Lev. XIX, 26
jisnijj
I'l'n'nnJG i-ninx
^^\ read: "pr-^S '-iTnpi ^\ the word
pliri'D being a glossator's reference to Snh. 1. c]
imn, Yoma
68''
Ar. ed. Koh., v. K'^lin.
jinn m. (Tin II) one belonging to the class, having
the status,
of freedmen. Kidd. IV, 1.
"}1 IN m. pi. (v. preced.) claims of liberation from
slavery. Gitt. 86* (in a formula of sale of a slave) ^"^afil
'31 'n "jTa 'T'liSI and is free and guarded from any claims
of liberation.
SriI2;1"in f. =i<n!l'^Ui'iri, witchcraft. Pes. IIO'' hot.
'nn ''UJS Ms.M. (ed.v. ''VJ^ri) women practicing witchcraft.
riinn, v. wrr^n.
mnI m.
1)
(nin, sec. r. of nin, V. fl^-in) dried up
by heat, shrunk. Succ.
32-'
top blGB 'n if the palm-branch
is dried up, it is unfit for use ; 'nb nai'l if it only looks
as if dried up (blackish) kc.Feni. nwr]. Hull. Ill, 2
BiaUJ iT^a 'PI if the animal's lungs are shrunk (wood-
like) through an accident; ib.
55*'
dIK IT'S 'n by violence
done to it. Tosef. ib. Ill, 12
'31
"n ^rrn iX what animal
is called hdrutha?Answ. whose lungs are shrunk.

2) engraven, \.Tr\n. [Y. B.Bath. IV, 1 4'^ hot. 'pni-in,v.n!|'n.]

ni"in II, v. n-in.
Sni in f. cli. (pieced.) ==li. M^nn, a dried-up twig,
hardened palm-twig, opp. rilBD flexible. Succ. 32*. B.
Bath. 161''; Gitt. 36, a. e. 'n "i^is drew a palm-twig (as
his signature). [Targ. Is. LX, 21 '^n'nril ed. Ven., read:
imnn^, V. xi'in.]p;. xm-in, 'ii-in. b. Bath, loi'' T^ns?"!
'n
"^3
in^ he makes the burial caves like palm-twigs (in
the shape of a fan). Pes. 82* Nnilini '3p Ms. M. 2 (Ms.
M. 1 'nTnni "^Sp, corr. 'ni, ed. xnxii-lpn, read: ttn^ll-ini;
Ar. iXrrnri, fr. X^^n) reeds and twigs. Y. Shebi. II,
33''
bot. nnilSni S<nin XlnttJ'^5S:n (read: 'ni) with a new broom
of palm-twigs.
sr}i"in, V. '^^n.
^^nn^ f. (l-in) blackness, black sediment. Nidd. 20,
V. n-in. [Kidd. 8i'' 'n X3X, v. xn-inn.]
MM (b. h.) [to bore holes, to carry thread through a
hole,] 1) to squeeze into. Cant. E. to 1, 10 (ref. to C'^tl'ira
ib.)
'31 nn'i'niti:! d-^ninUJ (not ji'rtinu)) who squeeze their
necks (through window holes, open doors &c.) to hear
the words of the Law (v. Yoma 35^; Ber. 6'';
v.^I^ra^);
Yalk. ib. 983
'31 iinx diltin dnttJ (read: ^niriH dinin').
2) to string. Ex. B. s. 20
'31 'HI aiU'' he sat down and
strung (assorting) the larger pearls separately &c.Part,
pass. Tlin, pi, d-iTlin, 'ptinn. Cant. E. 1. c. [read:] 'S> ibx
'31 aci'^b'D dtT'-inx d'^ti'in I'^hu; d-^spt (v. Yalk. i. c.) those
are the seventy elders who were strung (arranged) be-
hind them (Moses and Aaron) like a string of pearls.

Hull.
95''
IIIIPiS (Ar. d'^p'in, noun) if the pieces of
meat are strung together. Lam. E. to V, 13 'n .. . niX^
'5
'31 three hundred children were found strung up on the
branches of one tree.
Trnsf. to draiv parallels between
Biblical passages, to explain one passage by another.
Cant. E. 1. c.
'31 t'n'ini n^li Tr-'^'n I was sitting and com-
paring verses of the Pentateuch, and Pentateuch with
Prophets &c.Ib. '31 d^n'in I'^rnU; Yalk-Lcd-i-iTin (corr.
ace). Cant. E. 1. c.
'31 nw^ri pUJ which are strung to--
gether (illustrate one another). ;
Sif.
t'^'inn same. Lev. E. s. 16 '31 n"l T^-inp I was
comparing &c.
?~in ch. same, 1) to sting, perforate. Yeb.
75''
top
'31 Klb'^D nif-in a thorn wounded him &c. Ab. Zar.
28'
'31 ninnil S<-iin'it he who sufl"ers from the sting of a|
wasp, or of a thorn.2) to string beads; trnsf. to compartl
verses (v. preced.). Cant. E. to 1, 10 '31 ^'iinigls S^'^l n-^S
some know how to string but not how to bore pearls
i. e. some know how to bring on parallels without hav'
ing the ability to enter into the depth of a subject.
Af.
l"^^ns< to cause to sting, to prickle. Gitt.
84''
I'^yyi
Ar., v. na'.
i<nn, V. Kt^-^n.
SmM m. (preced. wds.) stinging, spiny. B.Kara.80
(expll diN3dn M^in) '3i ^j-'Dpi "n i"ni x:iin i<:niu Mj
M. (ed. X^Sin StSIUJ; for oth. var. v. Eabb. D. S. a. ;
note 20; marginal vers. NSin 'i"i<1 S<S"in x:^"!!!;) a creef
TTf>
AOI
.t.4 AiiitiiJil (whtoli It)
;-"^i<^
'fi4 mmm m %hm
0r4
fitirtii (apiiiy), tkllii li> why *ct|riii' lU-
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ia. loKd. Xm.S

'<r.
tb
borteonuU poir th
u Kl. XIII. a. lb. XXV, 1, T.
T^Jl*.
i- .: -^ III, T. Tgtot. ib. & Batli. Ill, ft.
l^ITjn or *Tn
in. Ctrri) frwmi part o^a haf, burni
tnut. Tb. Yotn I, 3, aq. (hntt.
Msrri.
S'^*IT!n
m. (prMa<l.:l. h. ^r^
D/cccr. TMf.
.>.
8)
(omp. -vrri)'AMr<l jaM^JHoiioM.
Pf, oonnir. wrr.
Tarf.Y. Dm.Lc
^)t n (womm vd. Tl)
the fHghtfbl ftuitiuiM of ke,
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ni. pi. (mlttpl. of Wn, T. Vrn) a |rM^
.
.
-r, (v. am. AnU a. v. Cardaaa). Pa*. S* TO

"I'C'OmrW (you may a* for MttM- herb) ihisUc*. palm*

' or
ll_l ll^l
(Oltuiii|>i<jj.. I <i^ir, rt mnrii in
lOCiUitAUoii fur choking. Sabb. 67*
7^ r-ro Tt At.
I *VT in, M*. O. both wnioiM oombiDod, v. Babb. D.
i. I. Mot 90) ft,, go down twmllowd thing.
>>ut the bMc Ukta. Ill, II r. rTJ fh>ai the
t he tuokM the b out; (Miiim.: he ktatt Ukr
u-y-rDiwA; V*r. iu Ar.:
'
.
'
*.
'
BJUj.
2)
(mb. 2"^) fo gtir
strife. Omiu . to VIII, 18 m 09 m rtj lu^i nbr* do
-
quarrel with on* aaotbw.S) fo Moftr Ao( irtfA /mr.
7, v.TT^rv [Y.Kidd.I,5r top rnntr: r-rrrna,
m*phy of (nnr^s; in ed. Amet. only
'
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.ru
.]
P^
mnch~ V. "nn ui.
^^^
(b.h.) to $erape; to rAi*dL Tanh. Ki Thifva u
>w the Israelites were utting "^ Vxm rtt
,
'
U
'
iin
^^4iselliug tlie oalf . . ., and above the Lord eagrmving
|he tablets.
Hif.
a^nnn to woiU. Pirk* d'B. EL oh. UI r-x =x
4i4 ii itMMM Mi4 oftili^ b 4ms not iMfin l iNiiM.
lb. 7^ m6 VI n-lpn Um Urd moMM Mbi% ITMb
Um world, kM tt wwiM sot stawt
JBUip*. s^f^n (to airifcA ow^s
mtf,] to rfvW,
A^
^...
v^ .^.*-.
,^ iMi MViy Isr It IIM4.fl*'
r> of hutewmi; a. 1^. V.
II
1* -

>rf. Curt. V, s*n^ *

ni}')n t (pfoMi. i^) rr(< oifw !! Mil
pr^ktrntlm. VMtf,
11^ lirVS ir^ TOI m4 llM cm Is
dvpeodoni o tonnnl dsotosmfawi (oM 4sMmi fe|r
coortK lf4.
**
TK r^^^ tf^ m dopMf iiitors
bis vtto's rsgrot (m4 yroowiNatollual. IkTT^ rrrv
TO Um oowt boflM wMk
a. 0.
D^'Tl a. (b.b.pi. v<i|^:am;pfki.Mii
Kgjrylto^iVilww|itwii.w^rigw.--ll8TWrt?, la.
R.a.10. nakB.a.ttrt'nipri7)oaOybai^ktM
of the woild; a.1^/Taah- Sb'aMlk 11 TWri
IfWfy^
snb. *S9B) dtttfUmt*.
CiLi'Tl m. (Don, wfiJi
*
iBswtaO-*qqf% av. IsdL
Toh.l,S.'8if^ Al^Ui. Par. . Ob. XII -n T& s- eoaofi
tho bwk, Uw aaila, Ibathow Ac (Ta. If. J Ar. (odL
rxrr) iboaoalrttB.J
^^2^t^^^ di. MUM. oip. (r.
0^4) flk laafM livvipo
o/'rAr sAor. ^M.B. to I.I *ro^ (TKO "VitirryaenvtpKQra
Ar. (od.*QO-Vf)tb*sCnpeorhtoMiiialorabrokB.
nh hekimi; *ti ojMttar. . -in.
nn
or nn, . rr^prt.

'
nn, n^n (b.h.) to U A< to^toss. Yalk.8a.ti
-rt < n His aafw to oakiadlod te^ v. ';4'^|L
K. rrr to iyattc, stfr. Midr. TUL lo
- '^
vm, s
"CK rrrra H sdra op Hto i
nn, S^n eh. saoML Tiff. Psu LYII,
B^TJ
Lov.
(od. Lag. *r*;r. olh. ed. wrrri tr. '^.; Ma. 117-7, t.
im oh.; ed. Wil. irv% eorr.acc). [Tatg. Frov. XVIlt4
1^77,
qoot. in Loss. PhOox. p. I0, jtonwy (with wto-
doai).)--(Oit.
io5a& i ii
'
lii
,
T. *r^]
A. -^ to jfr, mAr. Ah. Zar. U^
*
Wncr fCwr
^trt! Ac (proh.
^'!T*^;
ed. tt: re rmi) aad lakad Um
Are. Bag. ft' lop mnor ny i
.
-
ji aad cakad tho fsa in lw
oven (Baahi: ot of tho ovob).
"Tm excrements of goato (v. Babb. D. & a. L note 7).
Pes. 110* hoc
'3^ "vs^sn tl hot excrsmaau in brofcaa
haakets (words m an incantation). (Ktt.70* "^tn
^
ixrvp
Ar. (ed. lai'i) earthamns growing in dungod Adda.
i-'^^n 502 ^nn

T T r "I r
]l*"in, Targ. Y. Ex. XII, 39 some ed., v. X'n'nn.
rr^nn f., pi. nl'nn (b. h. -^-m, "i-ih : n^n) <iried
X : ... ' ^
T t;
t:' t ' T t'
branches, twigs used for fuel. Succ. IV, 6, v. a>i3'^ri. Y.
Sabb, III, beg.
5'
'n ilT^^a remnants of twigs (in the stove)
;
a. fr.
D^2T"in m. pi. (b. h. D''5'n''in, V. X^^in) excrements.
Meg.
25''
DWnn Tl ed. (expl. in Ar. a. Rashi Mjs. C'^J'i'i "^npi
excrements of doves?) for heryonim they substituted &c.,
V. ti'^si'^n^.
smn, sn^^^nn, v. 's^^n.
T T ! V T T ; V T ; V
f
nn,
rf^nn v. ^^^n.
ISO^in, V. Ksiin.
T
~: T -:
n3^"in=K5"i-inx. Y. Ter, II,
41''
top, v. "(Tin.
W^nn, "y^Vi
nuC^^n) glow
(of face), anger. Targ.
Prov.^XXX, 33 (ed. Wil. '"in). lb. XXI, 24 (ed. Wil. '"^in,
corr. ace). lb. XXII, 8.
l5^ri^D"'"in f. (preced.) stirring up, fomenting hatred.
Targ.^Prov'. X, 24 (h. text fTniW, v. "i-na).
n^p^nn, v. n^p^n.
^"""in m. (Syr. S'^in yellowish, cmp. b.h. yrm gold;
cmp. iTin) Bastard safron (Carthamus tinctorius, cmp.
xv9)xo; a. xvr^xo;). Kil. 11,8. Tosef. Maas. Sh. 1, 13 (Chald.
form)
60"inn Wn ed. Zuck. (Var. 'H Piisa) the seeds of &c.;
'n ni'bn lozenges made of &c. (v. Low Pfl. p. 218). Y. Kil.
11,28* (expl. Kp'^-il^); a. fr.
f]'nn
(v. Cjin) to he quick, acute. Hull, no'' nB"!")!!
W1I3 thou art quick of perception.
fjnn,
srnri m., ss^in, xfirnij f. (priced.)
1)
quick, sharp; pungent; acute. Targ. Ps. Lll, 4. Targ.
Is. VII, 20; a. fr.Hor. W^ nUJp^^, 'H is acute and in-
clined to raise questions. Nidd.
45'^
"^Bi: TTl that she is
very bright (for her age). B. Bath. Ill'', a. e. Ti W3D
"y\
XpOB^I a sharp knife which cuts verses apart (inter-
preting without regard to syntax). Hull. 77^ iiia'^DD 'Ml
whose knife is sharp (who reasons well); Yeb.
122''
xrsD ci'i'nnn. Meg. 7% a. e. (prov.) 'n s<nbs^"^s xnn xaa
'31 one grain of pepper is worth more than a basketful
of pumpkins, i. e. a reasoning mind is worth more than
learning. Ned. 3
1
''top 'n W^^t goods which sell quickly,
V. XSlSia; a.fr.P/. T'B'^'nri, "'B^'iri. Targ. Josh. V, 2. Targ.
Hab. i, 8.Ber.
59"' '31 ""33
tU iNn
the reason that the
men of Mahuza are acute. Kidd. 39*, a. e. xn'^ia^lB^ 'n
the ingenious students of Pumb'ditha (Efa and Abimi);
a. e.

2) current coin, easily passing. B. Mets.

44''
sq.
'HI XBD3 silver coin which is current, is considered coin,
gold being less current is considered a produce.P/. "^B'^'^n.
lb.
'31 ^12
'n are easier passed than &c.
Sv
JU
pr.n.m. (preced.) jyaH/a (the acute). Targ.
Y. Gen. XXV, 15 (h. text tyn).
w^"D" jn f. (preced. wds.) 1) early manhood, energy.
Targ. Job XXIX, 4.
2) rapid current, water-course in
the river. Keth. 85" Kinn 'na from the current of the
river (not near the shore); Kidd.
73*' XtnBinn.
5j<rSD^"in, V. preced., a. Cjinn.
f
" jn m. (b. h.; y^f}) 1) incision, furrow, trench.
Kil. Y, 3. lb. II, 8. Meg.'u^top.Sabb.22' 'n vnoivh to
make a rut in the floor; Y. ib. Ill, 6*
top; Y. Bets. II,
end,
61'' "j'-in.Hull.
55''
top 'n Qlp^ (Ar. y^n) at the
indentation in the kidneys. Men.
34''
'ns'^a l^'^'in "px dX
(Ar. ']:i'nr!; Ms. M. ain, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) if the
grooves marking the partitions in the T'fiUin are not
distinguishable ; a. fr.PZ. D'^S'^'in, l*^S'^"in. B. Kam. V, 5
;
a. fr.
2)
(from the shape) eye-lids ivith eye-lashes.
Bekh. VI, 2 (38'') 'pi' blU 'n Ar. (Mish. D-^-;, Talm. ed.
B'^-in). Gitt. se-"* 'ps h^ Tin Ar. (ed. -ppilS).
3) an ab-
normal depression or cavity in the body. Bekh. 41* bot.
n;aa aip'oa 'n, v. j'-iin.
SI2^"in ch. same, channel.PL
TVT'.,
constr. '^S'^'in.
Targ.Wb"ixXVIII,25. Targ. Josh. XI, 8 N^-' 'n Kimhi
(ed. '^S'^Pi) channels for the manufacture of salt (h. text
niBiuJn).
nik
'
jn f. (preced. wds.) pressing into a channel;
'lUJb ryi'^'yn putting the tongue between the lips, effort in^
speaking. Midr. Till, to Ps. LXII, beg. (cmp. Ex. XI,
7)
[Gen. R. s. 70 nS'^inn '|irsi, some ed., read IT^iEnpia.]
U^miZ^nn, Targ.Prov.X,24 some ed., read: Kn'O'i;!^?;
[Targ. I Kings III, 6 niS''in21, read with best editions^
nisinpQi.]
Sp''"in
en Ar.) m. (p-in) gap; "p'^')'!!? *w <^'
9"^
caused bv the absence
of, in the place
of.
Keth.
61''
rrhi'^'^:!
^XtD'^'nn^ fitni'^'^K "^^ 1 brought thee a wife in my place (a
hand-maid for domestic labors otherwise resting on the
wife). Ib. 105' ^Npi-inn . . . ''b llan get me a man to irri-
gate my fields in my stead. Yoma 77^ (in a passage
omitted in later eds.) nip-^nna (Ms. M. "'p^liila) in his (my)
place. Arakh.
2?''
bot. 'pjDi'nria in our stead.
"l''*in m., (rrni'in f.), v. lin i.
inn, "i'>nn v. ^nn.
IZJ^nn, V. ^-^ri.
iZJ'^nn m. (b. h.; \lj"in I) ploughing, ploughing season.
Mekh. Vayalihel (ref. to' Ex. XXXIV, 21)
'=1 'nn niDUJ
cease from ploughing &c. R. Hash.
9* '31 'Z'-\V b'O T a
ploughing at the eve of the Sabbatical year (in the sixth
year) which enters into (effects the growth of) the Sab-
batical year; a. e.
nw^^n
WW
nC**)n
I t. mm: ^'mffkiHi/
' 'i .,
Kob. E. le VII, 7, "^r*^ rt?"'"'- r.,iKr.i.|f gtm^m
wlikib Imc tNwti liliiugi. fr titr 'wrt/ mm-
Httiion.IH, ryo^'r^ ) >
'-Tt
<
. it
mUh tim%?. I&S m\. (with rvf. lo v
\%)\ *.
rnr'^ ) (*T
II /^)
*.
-y -"
/. .-v*^-
^. n. Kmh.
<i* 3^ -n!)
tt-KV *tV (Mil. M. tr-rr^) U*
MUM U In not iHMMlbto lo OMiM rtiftiMi wUte
tng M wuuiiil, tirop of blood Ae. : lb. M*.
I)
^
"""^
III r. (* r**r) ^irirf, ..i,h if. tr-
rrff. Orii |(. i;.
If , K I. It
.u. It. ID I, I
'3^
Vr
nwji V. n^
r^C^**|n r. (ilriiom. >r :^*n)
ifmfkmt. mtrm R'ikMb.
Pur. 4. eb IX ^ ny^a inir"*ff
p< wlww bto <lMftw i^
tttr rii>ttwii> rmuMw>iawwlilM|lb.M'iPi}*^.
^..,^
mtt^-n
III,
n^n purt. pMo. of rnry.
Xr'in, . unrr.
j")n (b. b.: nntp. rnrj) to roatl, parrk.
''
rknr, bmm brrtd m lu lo nako U
: .irr o irifir bffdktrrimg. P.2I** il'Ji.i
=^7 hff rlmmNl Ui lMivod brood boior* Um liiao
,
<>iiitl for ih rvtno^ of Ivovenvd mottor. Y. Hobb.
.
top ^b
(7^) TT^ l*y cbor tbtm (th wklw).
riiri.|uft.Tpin<^ fom.rsHntB, pi. 'r3"'nu, nir^15*. ToMf.
KM. II, I (, Vw .d. Xitli'.); Riibb. t* (v.Tooftf.O. I.).
: to br KimffH, bmrnt.
of hit hoI ood beard
- tiugfii. I'irkfd'K.Kl.ch \XXin'3'^t:7rr:(Dota)bU
r WM sinKd. Y. Sabb. XVI, IV
TT*
< A; '1 U

h wbo
;tc)u< it (the Ajnidnh) will burn biniwlf (ot tbo fliv
iii I^w); (Treat. Sorrim XVI, T'Srs. corr. aoe.)
rr?'
'^^'
T'^p
^
Ht,bhciKmriF. Targ. jfobX:
Hune,
1) (neoi. vorb) to be
xxx,3o(h. toxtn-rx
^f-
V 1, 29 Tpn. Tarf. IcEL, 18 rgrrt (ed. Log. ram),-r
:ct, vorb) to brnn, rooaf. Pa*.
40 -n
'
%vr
^\
i6 odo
"t not roast twoean bo.Part, poM.!^^. B.Meta.8S*;
46*, a. e., V.
X3+TJ-
Pn,
"J^n
to bmrn, ritt^ ike hair
of. Kidd. 4I
1{
*
J\^
"^
he hiiUMlf tinged the hair off tho animal'* bood (in
imrinir for ibo Sobbatb). Ab. Bar. 38*.
->^
(o 6 ^ttmf be Tam.Y.GoB. XXI, 15
>d (with fevorX Targ.Y.Bx.XII,S7.
s6' rrpv
OTTM
(Ar. ^err\) bit Ii woroborat.
74* nrr rpr^
M. M. 2 (ad TT^ rm,
T. Ha) b IV S. A. I. note) it (the wool) wulioged. Nidd. 28*
WT-x --n-.x Rashi (ed.-<o-fT<K,con-.aec,)it(tbecoritM)
wa$ rh.irrod (not burnt to athoe).
^'^iH
m. [bnrHy v. precod.] kerM, a rerbol rabiftitaie
or herem (B-r), y.^v?^ Ned.i2.il r-ST^, . "^r.
ibfgb) Mopm *ff
'
t.<l0w, ao 4a.
i
Mom. B. . II) rti tt Ift. Talk c-i<' >M ^Sr^a
-^
(oorr. mt-h-lt Vfy^
,f7\
Omi tt ,
pMbW grate wt.
4
nU
>
|.
!*. IK' )>.l< 1M1'4 Mlltag U90IIMI ^Wlfaw^ *.
iunnb.b.tT>' *}^rtaki^
c
Y. Ms.
^
h. tall rnmt.-.ff)
< Obr. XV.
lllhM.VI,i8{b.MAlAn>i
.. #1 rr% irrn.
t^Mf, Y. Om. via t. TMf.
Com. II. 0) o. c
"d. i^. oibitad.srTTi^r.r^PTrL
D^n (b. b.) (to perftrmle. hrmk Oroiyft (cm^ Arabw
Aorflm. a.7Tt f).) I) to malr nel. Moo. fT toy ^9* ^
e^iWi R. J. tho iMfHMArr (or /IdUr); (iMy, raodb^
nrn, (v. Bobb.D.t. . I., nolo 100^ v. toftV-<) <^v^
forale. Fafi^pam. srn (b. b. erfp mm wtiw aoar to oo
fUUrmtd n to alow fit kOta, jlM^moooi. Bo4b. Til. %
'91 Vran n nrv kmim to b* bo fate* bolb of
bto ojr witb ooo moTflmaai. lb. U** 9^0 >aOT f.
^
to OM wboM Boat to mk.8)
to etd og, to ml ttdoUe
(emp. Arab. kmt mm
X
tefro, a. flnrv(4) to lana, cMpu
T
^.)
ooM. oTS-r) (to tof otoMfe,
ifH;i I ) to
dedicate for frimUf or Mvd m (Um. XXTlI.fS. aq.);
to rcwNMKC pHoait wk. Arakb. VIU, 4 "sn
o mn Mi^ rMoraoa a porttoa of bto thmp be; Ti
TTTfa p^ eb nt bi if bo nmommtu oil of
thojaraaoi dodtoated (bto odv to tevmlii). lb. OR ns
"s^ vrrb iiuib riaooama to aoi ptnafllaA to raaoMM*
oil bia property oraa lor a rad parpow be. Ibu 7 rg
'31 Tvp nt crw oao m^ dodara ktrem oimf* ova 4^
ifaatodoftoviBfidavbicboBMbobMtopojlbotorataela
tbo pffioai or Ibo raactaorj); a. r. fk^.Pan. pook crrjn.
pL TWW^ W''?^?"'^ lb.
4, aq., T. rapra; a. fr.1)
to
rxcMawaaaeoto, to
j
iraaaw He %*cr &aa (vUrii to-
clodaa tho withdrawal of piotaetfoa at paupaHjli H.
Kac ir 'ai
TV7?P
T'VO tbo aaanii bM to pra-
Dooneod (oTor oao diarefardiav o legal aoanaoaa) at
la allar aixty daya.
Onn ob. aamo, to ftrfmmio. But. pom. s~-tt, gr^
^

1
<
V. praeed. Tatg. O. Lor. XXI, 18.
A.
Z^T.
M=^T
) to *e/<Tfr rr-- Ttog./oeb.YI. 18
7^rrr (Var. "Trr, raad: ~rr). T g. I 8aaL XV, fl ^n
irrvx (ed.Lag. a. oth. ?rnr*).Targ.O. Ler. XXTU,t8.
'~'Arakb. 28* rrws ii'-j'Hj 'I* . . . u'" i ^j ib rrt p^sn te
ooo aMH* Bol raaooaee (for aaood porpoaaa) oSk bto prop>
art
J,
bot of one kind he maj rtaoaoca aO be baa.^
2)
to rtPiaaaaaiiafL. IL KoL 11^
ijV
'l
/?' 1^
(or
""rT--"^)
whence it it proven that wo (tbo ooort| bavc a
w^n
504
s'l'^niBonn
right to excommunicate a recreant person?Y.ib, 111,81'
top '3T B!?^a . . . n'^ann ixbl xblV''J< were it not that I
never in my life excommunicated a person, I should have
excommunicated that man; a. e. Part. pass. Q'^n^, pi.
'p^a-in^a. lb. hot. 'a K"aa Xinn X'^'^ this man (thou) be ex-
communicated. Ib.'na X-ar X%'nn 'ilin-ib those people (you)
be excommunicated.
Ithpe. WrrrniK to he declared D'ln, to be dedicated. Targ.
O. Lev. XXVil, 29 'qn-^l ed. Berl. (oth. "rfFT^).
Dnn m. (b. h.; preced.) 1) net. Kel. XXIII, 5;
XXvili, 9, V, cslt ; a. fr.Ned. II, 5, v. infra.
2)
a place
adapted for
catching fish
in nets, fishing coast, fishery.
B. Kam.Sl'' nT3l"na 'n ban nh^ a rope's length (district)
of fishing coast south of it (the Lake of Tiberias); Tosef.
ib. VIII, 18 Var. ed. Zuck.Erub.
4?'' '31 "paUJ 'n a fish-
pond between two territories.
3)
[cut
off,
excluded, cmp.
ji^iin, "iJ^BH,] hereni, property set apart for priest's or
Temple use; doomed to destruction. Ned. II, 4 TiS DK
010U5 buJ if (he said, This shall be to me) like the herem
consecrated to the Temple, opp. 0^303 ^\a T. assigned
to the private use of priests. Ib. 5 "ia")n3 . . 'nn
"113
d*' bttJ if he made a vow of abstinence using the word
herem, and he says, I meant the herem of the sea (fisher's
net). Ib. I, 2 Tib
')ii'i3'^3 verbal substitutes for herem
(effecting prohibition); a. (r.i) excommunication. M.
Kat.l7\PI. D'^-a'in, 'ppnn. Snh.43'' Tl 'ID ',33? Vr^ Akhan
committed three sacrileges. Ned. II, 4 'n ono vows con-
taining the expression /icrem unqualified. Ib. d'i3n3n "'p'nn
the dedications as priestly property. Arakh. VIII, 6 oro
n'^an pinb Ti unqualified dedications (this be lierem) go
to the repair of the Temple; a. fr.[Y. Kil. IX, 32" top
nina nras^, read: nnra.]v.
oinin.
Din m. (preced.) \) fisherman.
PI. D^^^n,
'py^nr,
constrV-'pnn. Y. M. Kat. II, end, 81''; Y. Pes. IV, 30'' top
ni-a-J 'n the net-fishers of Tiberias.2)
confiscator, of-
ficial oppressor, v. ann. Tosef. Ab. Zar. VII (VIII), 6;
Ab. Zar. 58. Tosef. 'b. Mets. Ill, 19; Y. ib. IV, end,
9''
a defective coin must not be given
'31 'nb X?1 . . .
"ilH?
to a travelling merchant, to a highwayman, or to an
oppressor, because they will cheat kc.Pl. as ab. Ned.
Ill, 4; B. Kam. 113", v. I'l;.
SQnn m. ch.
=
h. D-iPi, 1) net. Targ. Hab. I, 15.
2)=Q-in3). Targ. 0. Lev. XXVII, 21 (ed. Berl. KW?)-
Targ. Josh. VI, 17, sq. (ed. Lag. 'n'^H; some ed. "in); a. fr.
XQnn, ni2nn pr. n. pi. (b. h.) Hormah {Destruc-
tion, V. preced.).^ Targ. Num. XXI, 3 (ed. Berl. n^nin).
Targ. 0. ib. XIV, 45 (ed. Berl. '"iin; Y. riti;:).
^3^2"in, V.
'^.r^'^r?-
ph, nrp, V. 'nin.
S-5'^D"^D m- (cmp. 23n, a. ^?3^n) thistle. Sabb. lio''
'31 itna-inS n (Ar. '3nri; Ms. m. wain), v. Kna-^n.V.
i<r:nn, v. 'nir.
0"in I m. (b. h. a"in; d"in to be rough; to scrape)
1) common earthware. 'n
"'^3
earthen vessel. Kel. Ill, 1
(ed. Dehr. tlJ-in); a. v. fr.Ib. 4 'n (13 (T^n if there re-
mained of it a (sound) piece large enough to contain &c.

Tanh. Sh'Iah, 1 (ref. to ^nn. Josh. II, 1) 'n JT^n ^Ip read
it heres (with earthware, in the disguise of potters) ; Num.
R. s. 16, beg. irnn; a. fr. Esp. (v. KOOn) potsherd. Y.
Ned. I, 37top ; Y. Naz. I, beg. 51^ NBOnxVi .... ^3nm did
not Bar K. say, heres is a substitute for herem (D"in)?
now, does not this mean a sherd (which has no reference
to anything forbidden either as sacred or as doomed to
destruction)?; v. next w.PI. ti'^D'^n,
)V'^Ti'
Kel. Ill, 4.
Ib.IX,5 (Ar. 'pb-nn); a.e.Hag.is'"^ (expl. p^n, Ez.I, 14)
'nn 'pna . . "i1i<3 like the flames from between the per-
forated earthen pieces (used in smelting gold).
D"in II m. (b. h.; D"in to glow; cmp. iTnn) the sun.
Men. iiV (ref. to Is. XIX^ 18j. Tin
"i-ij
"^N^ (late eds. 'nn,
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) what is Ir ha-Heres? xn-ip
Xir-a;r n-^ai the city of Beth-Shemesh ; "^xm S>aU352
"i^-c
'31 X3UJ'ib 'n where is the evidence that heres means .sun
'
(Answ. ref. to Job IX, 7). Y. Ned. I,
.'57*
top; Y. Naz. 1,
beg. SI'' Kin nina ^Wh 'n heres (as a substitute for D'nn, v.
preced.) has reference to Deity, (as we read) 'who speaks
to the sun' (Job 1. c).
0"in III (b. h.; cmp. preced. a. 'pniT) an eruption
of
the skin. Bekh. 41* 'nn nT ana garab (v. ana) is the
same as heres.
Din (Onn) ch. same. Targ. 0. Deut. XXVIII, 27
(Y. quot. in Ar.' !!<3iDnn, v. MSlS-^n).
D^Dnn pr. n. m. HarsMm.Yoma
9
'
; Y. ib. Ill,
40'>
'n ',a niyVs (or "ny^^K) El b. H. a higlipriest; Tosef. ib.
I, 22 monn ed. Zuck. (Var. DID . .).Yoma
35''
R. El b.
H. a rich scholar; Lam. R. to II, 2 (some ed. ^3Dnr;)
Treat. S'mahoth ch. IX 'n '^Ta'^a (prob. to be read: 'n
p)
in the days (of persecution) of &c.
jlDnn pr. n. ra. Harsun. Koh. R. to IV, 8
p
^s-'as
'n G. b. H., a rich heir (cmp. preced,).
SDionn, V. onn.
T : ~ " ~:
n"ID"in, V. Dionn.
D'^Dnn I (b. h.) pr. n., 'nn nyUJ Gate of
Harsith,
one of tiie Jerusalem gates. Y. Erub. V,
22' (the Eastern
gate) was called
'31 -,113^ KinUJ n^Di'nn n3?U5 (corr. ace.)
(jate of H., because it was facing the East; v. Onn II.
ri"'p'nn II f. (ti'^nl) potter's clay, clay-ground. Maas.
Sh.V, 1 'na must be marked off with burned clay. Hull
VI,7'na; ib.88''''n npinU5 powdered burned clay. Kel. 111,7;
a. fr. [Tosef. Ter. IX, 3 nronn, v. n-^tpn 1.]
10"in m. (preced.) earthen vessel, bed-chamber. Tosef.
Ter. X,13; Tosef. Toh.V, 3; Y. Ter. XI,
48"* 'p^^'^\n (corr.
ace). [Ar.ed.Koh., s.v. WOnn, reads "(Dnn.]
JiDonn, V. DTO-in.
&<^''"ni?Dnn, v. next w.
606
#'5
r*'. THrg. y. Uv. XI, 9. M). Targ. T. Dmi. XIV, 9 m|^
i'r,, p,
85* rum imr'VViV (orr. mo.).
m. (nit w.) (aAmM.]
fm^, pboMlto Mfetll>
" for WV. Mrd. 1, ^Pf.
0^^
""tlTJ.
^^n
(b. b.) I) to terap*, tkarptn,
frM.Fan. pMi.
-:, r n^rv. pi. r^rr;. pMik R. . tl
*
mibarp
vor*) 04iuotniinM (Tar. ns^'Vi).TtmC. to dtfUrnr,
*^-
: rbn) lo rtw
y
, HmMftrmj to dlamt
I <iM. t n|^ rfi^fwrtirf /br e/Un^
|^
f 9rit> fA ft# frotmi; tnd. to 6* 4>
KiiM. I. & fop (npl. t<v.
_ _ . . . rCTr: nehirtfetk by
riialioil bvfor* m man (with rtf. to Prov.
-
i)tod^ii0temlMom.K9r\th,\V
: b
J
n^o^) ^"^n^ . . . 9009 ^m
^) what proof to Qtan thai n^infttk
of ehang* ftrom nalonl eondlUooT
-7 (II Bam. XVII, 19) and to Prov.l.c.
,cmp. r;7, r^Tj) [to Btrapt
of,] to revUe^
n'r. >u.>
llA* til'
Anaw. I
r, r
"e, $hame. Lv. B. a. 7, ond r-Oi:^
>T?^
'**
Num. R. t. 10 Wfjrrs,
- who bl*pbind (the
-'rr: Dtobt rtvikd. Midr.
i. to Fn. L.\X1V, ond vxirvi t
y^
r'SO whieh to rtrilod
I blasphamwL lb. to Tt. XVIII, i ytrrrpv "Vf until
XV aa ravilad; a. a.S) to become u-hUr, pak. Tanh.
M rvih. 18 (play on cpm
y^)
os^ei
v
'
J*T**" tto
rc^rr^ (aoma ad. rnwVB) that yon wiU faal nMiMOai
I your Amob baeoma pnla.
-"
ch. Hune; ft. r^ 1) to Aarpem, prind. Targ.
Xlll, iO, aq. Targ'. Job XVI, 9 (not V-nn
; h.
t*xt r::V).Part. paaa.
Cpnf Targ. Jar. IX. 7 ad. Lag.
(.,,1, ...1
r-^nj, oorr. aec). Taif. la. V, t.--2) to Mot-
ph.
Targ. Y. Lar. XXI>', II. ; a. fr.-<I>.14,
Af.
r-T^x tobeptiek^ be early. 8nh.70** *tn rnr<t
t' rly (bafora annaat), and laava early, thnt
pt-o, take notica of yon. 8abb. 115*
Kp im
*t";n9 that they did it earlier (than they were UM to).
^H*"
*^r 5<s^')n
m.{r.zcrtAf,)eeHy. B.Baih.90^
T, i<r*r tlie early market (aoon after the crop) at
tiie early market price, opp. tdCK Wrr Uter market.
PI. -X-r. T*rg. Koh. XI, 2 eariy 8eeda.-TMn. S^ TQ
conceming early clouds (whanrain togmthorinf). Nidd.65\
T. sV-cx.fViit./>/.st.-rT|. B.Haah.8*Ar.(ed.8ir'^-r),
. x'^'cx,
nSin f. (b. h.; Zfy^) [paioMtt.] ekame; fCMfanarf.
Gu. R.s. 80. 8abb. 8^ a. e.
"51

,rrr; yvsnTi bear
theiuselres raYiled and anawer not.
aUunm of rri
In ptoc ad. 10*, . ll"^B7>
WMTO
'^l*-
"fT?*
T* fifc JUUI, T
rrt
M
W^TTl f irt/
Tff. r It fu.^1

tv '
V
I
777
(^It-) l)to<f^acar^.toMf
hwMAo#(
wMth nU UuOTfli' T. KU. Vfl. 11^
boC
-91
ps m ^i
if (on tlM Inbbnib) mm dg (m pit). nM^a iraMli, mi
eat a wa4ffa*lika dlloh (onnow balov), be to gathf oTom
net; T. 8abb. Tll r' boL; a. tr.-^i h itevm,
^rr^frnfr
Tan^ B'boak. I (ret. to Job XtV, ) 'n
r^ -n
Ba 4a-
ignntad the doration of UIW of every armcnrn.iWi.
poat. frr, f, iijji'r; pl. l."4*
^,
r*irt^
a>
$
rtmm
Sabb.n^
'^
"T-
''*'*" '' ''-**----*-
1 miIf I
were groovad, nad tba aoakato bollewni ot een>
pondiagly^b)iiBrMdbeM9<; rfrfffwJmdL Pan. B. iu if
(ref.to Prov. XII,27) tba hlawingi PVm d^tvn ip^TW
^ whieb warn daaiffnntnd to Urn from prteaval daya.
lb. 'SI Ti ror-rs it is a daridad faet kMwa to tbe
rifbtwiofl that they will in tbto votid raaahra aoM At.
Dant. B. a. I Tn x^m -nre tbnt tby baite an ^afck
and datanninad^
e) /
faf wwl, v. yrr%,
Nif.
yy::
to be emtimlo. dmg, phmfked, T. Vldd.
1,
49* hot. a aoil to enUad virgin n
-'
T
'
j nz
*:
tArs ^
wban it baa aavar baw eat into; .
yy^
T^n eb. anma, to raf into. Part.
'zy "nyyT^ liavn to tba alamp of a
the dcTiaaa formad witb a loaa of
into (by
(a drv scab im) ent into (<
aoia dag iaio (are
). or to it
)fBakb.41*
tbaa the aar>
r^ to be emt into, r. anpim.
m. (pracad.) Meutf0a,fraec^ aMf* i<'a aiML
. I.49> hot. -n no 7KB be (a viifiB oofl to) aaebaa
howa ao grooraa. T. Xaaar. I, 48*
boL Tfi alijt "%)
'
j
from tba tioM tba tantoioa fai tba growii^ fkvfta bagiaa
to All np.T. Beta. U, end. !*, a. a, .
f^Tj.
t^
l I M. ab. tola, t. -r n.
^^7*^^
m.
(77^ liwfiaf, m digger. B. Kmrn. ST
(marginal vanion) Tt mm "n ktw m, diggiaf animal,
and aooM aaa oaly tba word taiiaa.- digger; v. wrfr.
Xirjnil m.
fpp) l)#raar. eiaaad^ t. Krnx
8) (empL \oa) [laeMoaJ Imul Taig: Doat. XXXUl, II
(Y. n
ry^).Tmrg. Oca. XXXVII. 34 (Y. ^rrr: pL);
a. fk-. H. TXT, cooitr. "Vri. Tmrg. O. Ex. XXVIII,
Kn^s-'snn
506 nnnn
(ini^nn the place of the knot of their loins (belt). Targ.
Y. Gen. L, 11; a. fr.
T..;-'
T-T!-
l-IID
'") pi' B"'??""!? (b. b.) a pomace
of
kernels
or shells
of
grapes; v. ij. Naz. VI, 2. lb. 36*; a. fr.

lb.
38''
liS'in b^n if he ate the shell (or the interior) of
one berry. Hull.
82'^
'm n::r! STl if he sowed a wheat
grain and a kernel; a. fr.V. XjT'^nia II.
nDXnn f. (preced. ; collect, noun) A;erMe/. Y.Maasr.
1,48'^ '21
inhvi 'n Knn5 their kernels must be seen through
the berries.
Nin^DlSnn, S?jl2"in ch. same, stones
of
a fruit.
Taniii'vaera 14 ixliV^ xianno 'ni x:ia-n xna-iB x'lns
like the berry of a pome-grauate whose stones are seen
from within (shining through); Pesik. Vayhi, p.
3'^
NniiJU-ini (read: Xr-^riS-irin) ; Ex. R. s. 12 nv-^ril-iril
;
Num. R. s. 12 nns'^sV,^ (corr. ace); Cant. R. (o III, 11
Stm-j-iS Stin b="i (read: Kns^mn . . .);
Talk. Ex. 186
^rSS-im (read: n^n . . .); Talk. Job 912 (corr. ace).
p
jlj m. (next w.) [cleft,'] htreic, a phonetic substitute
for herem (D'^n). Ned. I, 2.PI. n-^p-nn, v. K-'^I^-^n.
p
jM (b. h.) to cut a gap; to squeeze into a gap; to
prick. ^ Part. pass, pnn, f. T^^TTi] pl-
DT''""n> J^PI""!!
a) having incisions^ edged, serried. Hull.
59**
ed., v.
pnn.
b) wedged in. Par. XII, 8 np1-inn (Var. nipiinn)
those handles which are squeezed into holes, opp. riininpil
bored handles; Tosef. ib. Xll (XI), 17 'Z^ HXISI pinn ^x
(read:
'31 tixis

mpnnn qx).
Pi. 'p'^T] [to set at edge,] (with "{si) to gnash, grind the
teeth. Pesik. R. s. 37 dnirm
"ppinp
ground their teeth
(in sneer). Ex. R. s. 5; Tanh.Vaera 6 drT^bs' p^n^a ^""nnn
'z^ he began to gnash his teeth against them (in rage).
pnn ch. same. Sabb.
67=^
xmiB tT^a pi"iHiVi let him
cut a little notch into it. Part. p'''^r\. Y. Kil. IX,
32*^^
hot. iiroa 'nl and gnashing his teeth ; Y. Keth. XII, SS''
p1"ini (corr. ace),
Ithpe. piiri-ix, 'nx same. Y. Kil. 1. c. -["i-^ruja 'K xn-^in
thou wast gnashing thy teeth; Y. Keth. 1. c. 'X min
^iJiffia (corr. ace).
^P"?D>
1"*^^
^- (P>"eced.) edge, notch. PI. ip"in,
'-I'^n. Hull.
59'^'
in'':'p')"'n SJbn'^rin Xim provided the edges
of their horns run inegularly into one another.
Sabb. 48* ''pin HS H'lX'i Ar. it has indentations (making
the candlestick appear as if composed of movable parts),
V. apju.
g>""p
in m. pi. (preced.) [incisions,] hdrakaya, a
Chaldaic substitute of p"in which is itself a sub-
stitute of Q';^H. Ned.
10^ what are the substitutes of
herem? N'^'^Sin K"i"i:-in 'nRashi (Ar. '-in; ed.D'^pnn &c.,
h. pi. of pnn &c.).
Ijn
I. Pi, nin (v. lin l) to break throuoh, to cave.
Ohol. HI, 7; Suce
20**
WXi iron-inffii "iin (or im'Tnnuj) a
cavity made by water, by animals &c.
1 jrl ch. same, to perforate.

Part. pass, ^'y^

dis-
charging (v. X^nn). Targ. Y. Lev. XV, 3 '31 ni
. . . 'n
(some ed. -f^n part, act.) his membrum discharges &c.
nnn
II, Pi. inn (denom. of lin II) to set free.
Part. pass. "I'^inTD freed, free. Gen. R. s. 14, end (ref. to
Gen. II, 7 n'^nies) '=1 l^sy ^'.fz 'n^ nay (Var. ","1l3-a,v. -(-IS)
a freed slave left to himself for a living. Keth. 51*^; B.
Kam. 95"
'("^I'^inrn (0*^0=:) unencumbered property. [Sliaf.
"inn ch. same, to set free. Targ. Y. Gen. XVI, 2
'^r'^'"^'^
^
'^'11 liberate her. lb. 3 nnnnn (not xn . . .).
Ib.
5.'
Ithpa. "iinnx, inn-'X to he set free. Targ. Lev.
XIX, 20.
I jn III (b. h.; cmp. 1-i5) [to he rough, excited,] to
glow. Pilp. "in-in,
q. v.
I
Jlj ch. same, to burn, to be blackened, charred.
Targ. Ps. II, 12 "lin"'';'. Ib. CIl, 4. Targ. Ez. XV, 4, sq.
in; a. e.
[Pa. -i^in to stir the
fire.
Ab. Zar.
38''
"^^lin, v. "^-in.]
J</t/ja. innx to be heated, dried up. Targ.IIEsth.V, 1.
Ithpalp. ^nnnnx same. Targ. P.S. LXIX, 4.
Ijn
IV (cmp. 1"in 1) to heap up, round. Denom.
n-nnn, nnin.
inn same.

Pa. T^in to round, make a !!<"'^n. Targ.

Ez. IV, "l2 (some ed. '"inn
Af;
h. text nD-^Ssr).
inn
freedom, v.
"ii"in.
1 in m. 1) needle-eye, v. "lin I.
2)
pile, v. Iiin.
1 IN, !S"1 in c.=next w., 1) a cake. Targ. Jud.
VII, 13*(h. text Vi^a:). Targ. I Kings XVII, 13 (h. text
nay); a.fr. Pesik.R.s. 18 [read:] 'n ITiy^TZ "piay ']"'1?3Xpn
n'i^"a xbl xabsb there (in Babylonia) they say, they
made out of it a cake for a dog, but he would not taste
it (v. Erub. 81); Pesik. Haomer, p. 7l'' nn^n.P/. ",1111.
Targ. Y. I Num. XI, 8. Targ. Y. Ex. Xll,' 39 (some'ed.
'lT"^n;
'I'T'^n, corr. ace).2)
clot. Lev. R. s. 24 X^alT 'n
(ed. X"i"in, mnn, corr. ace) a clot of blood.
j
n l"in f. (n-in IV) [rounded heap,] l) a thick cake
\
baked on coals. Kidd. 59% v. T^sn (v. also Rashi a. 1. a.
infra). Sabb. I, 10. Tosef. Hag. Ill, 12; Y. ib. Ill, 79^
V. ann. B. Kam. II, 3 'n brisu; that took a cake (with
'
live coals sticking to it). P^. 'P'l'^n. Bets. II, 6 (2l'')
'ni 'pisiis Bab. ed., v. n:^''-ia (Mish.'ed. i-}in, Y. ed. "nn
b. h., collect, noun: cakes); Y. ib. Bl*^ bot. (play on
"i^n,
Deut. XXIX, 23, a. on
inn.
Gen. XL, 16).

2)
pile of
sheaves, temporary stack in the field. Peah V, 8 'nb for
the Durtiose of temoorarv nilinc. odd. in-isb. TKidd.
69*
^
507 ry)
icnwi VA poor iMia movlnff utMHii (lt (ail
ftir lu rMKmil to lok* op vmiiiMlly m dtrgvitam
0{ omp. PhmIi 1. e.| oUi. dvfln. v. Tfin ) - y. PmUi
iihI. I>', oipl. T
-' ''-I
flobuUr bMip.---"!; r^^
" r/../ a/' Mnk/. I (aiN. NMil M*} . 0.
ii. K'ctoah. rr-r^ (curr. c.)--4) a bnli ofWtm 0r#.
XI, .1 Ii4 whu mnkoi vwmiI* Tm
p
' iron or* (b
It ( mcltiid).
:''inT.05^
"""
I (b. h.) 1) to fmfmv*^
... i'"^n aWi ih* hwirt de'r-
(
v obr f**r r" HUB II
... n-m pjt T!^ Mt.

tlif oity of Jem<lim.
Koh. R.
foplsvfA. Mmo.
ntM bad Mi4 In.
.Mid iho ploofh
fl; %, fr.Tnif
irr ttTttat mlrrroHrm, Y. Yvb. I, t^ top. Ooo. B.
I
n. .
W. t>7J?
'o ^ptoufM orrr. Tiian. I V, mmj
'
^
'
j
lio plough WM powurt nvrr tlia eitjr of ^ntMUtn; o.t.
-"^nii./v.t;"
II Kiim
'
Witlixnt \.nii
mmAx him ilMif
-^K r trHm (Mt. H. a.
if on* it\JurMl hi* iktbor's
'"It;
r.niS**nn. Kidd.S4\Sabb. 10*top :
'
C
*'
>
'
,y
T
-'
^ hand put to tbt oar eni doofhw*.
1 ) mm*. B. Kam.
tJ-rrt, . ii.j" <
i
II.
U
. h.) to br titmt. Y. P. IX, and.
37*
(rtf. to
. XVII, 28) t'-r? csn b-Ti 7sr ad it b oMdlMi
ty ih aMne of a wi man keopinf ritaneo. [Un.
1
I . tyrri to hfctme 4eaf{md immh). Teb. XtV. l
;
> I or. I, i' 'r\ np^ if b had bMn wvH^hoarinf and
line ete.; t. tf^.
'^'^iM eh. (V. prMd. wda.) 1) to httmiangled. Tai^*
VIll, 17. 8) fe 6e dkolcnf, oMntctal, ilai/. Ora.
81 (proT.) -a^ n^ TrVrrs if thy aiova ia ohoked,
'k at it (wb<>o yoa are forgatfbl of yoor dntiea, the
1 will rvinind yon throogfa afllictioD); v. S^^ IL
pructict H-ilekemfi^ lb. a. 86
7*Sr*^
T^STrn "riO
n i)>r there are eoreerera witeherafl ia praetiead.
Pn. r-iTs to entm^Ut inmre. Targ. B>. Xin. SO (h.
text "m).
PMp<i. r^rrjt to be tntamgM^ ronfomnded. Y. Hag.
n. -r top (ejcpl. n:c^xr, Pn. XXXI, I9) 'ai T*^rr^ may
''
'T lips be oonfoandad, eriuhed, aileoead, emp. C39t a.
; Gen. It. . 1 (eorr. aoo.)
*inn m. (b. h.; Xiy\ I) orfiil, orfiMm, ewrpaUer,
immtr (faber). Deut, R. . 4 "S* rmr T^ like an artist
tbat WHS making an image Ac

PL -J/,. Oan. &. .&,

ttd; 8. 70, . "war; Penk. 8bek., p.
IS*.Trwif. adUlor.
Oitt. 88 (ref. toU KingeXXIV,i)7r-rr....rcrsaBr f}
the eoholara were named AoroaA, for when they opened
krgnment. all \rere like dumb; 8nb. 38*; Yalk. Dan.
I06 ; a. tt PI. a5 aboTe. Hag. 14* (ref. to In HI, S).
w^P ni. ch. foreerrr, r. ^rr*"r.
^n
m (b. hst w.
trm
fOmm. Tmk Wk*mM t
<puy M)
7:.
II KtafiXXIV, i)^ rto^ fb&t...'hm
^mk mmmm ihoea who ImM iOI pinajafa la wrwor'
lag, and yt anayiar Aa.
brnor ij^prii.w. jyarworJEIEfrMl. Ab.tf.1*.
VooMi ^( a. *.
iZinn M. (h. h.; ip tf<n) (ilMitf up.) 4a^, Aual*
(emp.'^). <<r0^ om4 <fA. Tor. I, fl
'9^ ^-5*
71 tiM
jUnial of wliMi tba eclialara apeak (hi a lafal aoMO)
mmm ovafjrvlMf* iaa^ mU 4mA. Ik.
'91 ?9'iVi 'n
Wraft tiMU M lalk bat Ml baar. Me*. U, 4 TW
f^
tevpt a daaf pavwrn. MM Jfooi. IM (ret te IfMa.
XXX.A, 13) 'm m ipst6 ibla atadwilwoaaaoniM
father (tba biMbaod) balog 4aaf: lfo4. 71^ a. h.^Tt
Vtrr. T^rr Hag. |4V
Olii, ao, *.
^7;,
Riii B. %.%
beg. (rW. to r-r. Joeb. II. I) 71 SSQo'm yiilMl to
be Amt
Fem. nTr. Oitt. T, . Tab XIT, I; .a.
PlT^rirr^ lb. f.
KUJ'n,
MQJ"iTI eh. eame. ' fV. tl;a.fr.
Rri^rt II^VTt'Tkrf. It. 1.^ =1 e.r. Bar.
tX,iid,
14^ 'y
733 r-rnr bs Var. (. k;^ all dvnb
(lloBt) pataoot are good, bat tboaa allast (abtloiaiag)
fhND raeitiag the Lav are bad.
Km
n, U*~n m. (v. ll9iR: oaipL t)r^) fmaeimtimr.
caaratrr.aofrrrfr. Tanr
'
<m^'eyvi\
a.a.Caai.B. tolII..Y
it is the natare of a 1
liflad from the gromd. Bar. M* bol. (ia aa laeaaialloal
31
m^^73
|& fVar. nhrn . . . pL, v. Babb. D. S. a. I,
note 8) BO ebarm of a eoreerer or of a aawtreat.

TL
\^}]
y lt;^,i;^ "S^T;
'T?.
Targ. T. Dent. I.e. (ad. Aniet.
Tirh' ^i-
P* Lvill. ; a. e^-Y. Hag. I.e.; T. Bab.
VI, 23* hot.Frm. m-jJ.J^ W?7^- Targ. O Ex. XXIi, IT.
Bet. I. c. (Var. nr"^)]
V*
T**!'
*5nn
(preat) torttry^ t. it^l).
Hn*w*in t taaa. Taig. T. B>. XXII, IT; .ai^T.
-If-

*
trcerftrrtr/f.Targ.koV. XI, 4 (ed.'Amt.7^): a. f^.8abb.7*.
T.tcn^w^ Br.6*bot.,T.lte:r. <aant.E.tolII,SlRr^
'TiTTOXa(notTCrrs)witeberait baanoadbetbyai^t.Oen.
R. .8 sr*snn toreery importad to Biypt!. v.tf^S.

Hall. 84^; R MeUL tt^

'51 TTi KDO father ditak a
enpAiU of witehcralt (ehannad drink) than of tepid
water. Pea. 1 10*, t. nest w.
(4^
UJ T\ t (praead.) mrttrtm. Bar. . . K^yt.

Ft'
,
'
;
J
'1.1, il;
'
jU I.;. T. Hag. II, tt* boc Tt 7*B
women piiMlki^ witahonft. Paa.llO*'n <9Baahi(a<.
M"yiri ^w, Ht. IL NTvntn)^ . wwi^'ij.
srr* ^r.
a ((b.h,cmp.tJ7ploeafrBar.Part.patar9nr.Tr^
nnn 508 attjn
nnn, ch. same. Part. pass, n'^'-in, pi.
"iT'^'^ln.
Targ.
0. Lev.'xiX, 28 (ed. Berl. 'n-inn). Targ. Jer. XVII, 1.
nnn f.crnn m) soot, sediment of
ink, shoe-hlack. Nidd.
II, 7 rb; ib. 19^ W'lnD; Tosef. ib. Ill, 11 (not'n::); expl.
Nidd. 20 KPiliTl xniin "^S, V. XM"!^.Y. Sot. VII,
22**
'31 lax frinil-in its ink was black fire. Y. Kil. IX, 32* top
'nn ISasU) 'imUB (ed. d"in2, corr. ace.) linen dyed with
blacking (looking like wool).
Srinn I ch. same. Sabb. 104*^; Gitt. 19% v. S<B3^!iX.
Lam. B\ to IV, 8.
Srinrillf. (l^nill)[^eaf,] strife, anger. Targ.Prov.
XV, is'; XVIII, 6 (ed. Lag. KRin).
T ; ,_
Sriin f. (v. Ki-in II) a free woman.PI. xnin. Yeb.
118" 'PI 'a among the women of nobility; Keth. 75*
T T T
Sj^nnm. (v. !!<ri"iH II) querulous man. Targ. Prov.
XVI, 28 (ed. Lag. 'rt; some ed. I!<3)n"n, incorr.)
lUn, Wr\, V. uiin, irirn, tjdn.
)}^i2jn, V. ''iijpt.
T -! -!
i^lZjn (or StTrn) m. (UJsin, UJian; cmp. p. Sm. 1391)
what man has to suffer, predestination, luck.

PI. X^iTh
or 'TSn. Lam. E. to I, 16 '^plS'^b I'^iyp rT^^irni hard fates
are in store for my child (Matt. K. quotes a version
ni'^iuns, V. Niyn:). ib. [read :]
nib K'^'rp m "jls n-^n^x xb
Kirnpa n'^s a-in nibai-i bsi.
"'IS^n, ''Iljn ni. pi. (v. p. Sm. 1391) %me. Sabb.
128%"expi. Xn-^'aVp (v. Low Pfl. p. 181).
'JSilJM m. (rtajn) whispering, stillness, secret. Pes.
56* Tia it'^anb to oflfer it to her in secret. Ib. I.T'ttJ
'na ... d"i"i^"K that they say it in a whisper. Arakh. 16*;
Zeb. 88*^; Yoma 44* TXyii "ill something done in secrecy
(the offering of frank-incense on the inner altar)
;
ri12J3J2
'Pii^ what is committed in secrecy (calumny). Ber. 15'';
a. ir.Pl. d'^Nirn. Shek. V, 6 'n raiub the Hall of Secret
(donations).
^&<tl5n, ^tZjn, ^^tZJri ch. same. Targ. Ps. XLI, 8.
Targ. Job IV,
16;"
a. e.
JlLn (b. h.; cmp. man) l) to think, intend, plan.
Ber. 6*;^Kidd. 40* (ref. to^Mal. Ill, 16) 'D1 ms< 'n 'ifiK
even if one only had the intention of doing etc. ; Sabb.
63*
^ir-^n (Pi.).Tanh. P'kud6 11
'21
TT^JSi'nb 'pn^'in -in^Di
and when they thought they had put it up, it fell apart
again. Sot. 36* 'D1 l^^n dm . . n'^n^ttJn ''3X I planned it
for their good, but they considered it an evil; a. fr.

2) to consider, regard; to count. Ber.

14'^
(ref. to Is. II, 22)
nibxb Nbi mb inn^in n^2 with what right didst
thou pay thy regard to him and not to God?Sot. 1. c,
V. supra. Pesik. R. s. 21, v. XliD'^BiO; a. fr.

3) to de-
sign, trace. Yoma
72''
(ref. to airn a. Dp^, Ex. XXVI,
31*
36) "parinia dipoa "'^pl-i they embroidered over
what they had traced.

Part. pass. aililJn fem. nni'^n

a) counted, regarded; "D 'n equal to. Lam. R. to I, 5
dibs'n nj^lu. . xb the country towns were of no account.
Ned. 64'' n:a3 'n is like dead ; ib. nas 'paiian; Gen. E.s.71
d'^nioD d'^lnlirn; a. fr.b) vahiable; important; respectable,
of
high standing. Bets.
3^
'U nit'^a an egg is a valuable
object. Ber. 19*, a. fr. "^SXCi 'n dix with a man of high
standing it is different. Pes. 108* 'n n^^X a woman of rank.
Tanh. Shmini 9 '21 d-^aiUn^UJ 'n aJ^X a man of standing
whom they respected in his place; a. fr.
Pi. yi^T} same, 1) to consider, regard; to respect, v,
supra. 2) to account, calculate, figure. B. Bath
78'^
d'^n^snrin the thoughtful. Sabb. 150*. '21 'j^isnb . . . ni3iaiar
accounts of a religious nature may be figured out on the
Sabbath. Ah. II, 1
'21
a^n^ ^in count what you sacri-
fice in doing good, against what you gain thereby
Snh. 65^ '21 d'^ny 'n^n he who calculates seasons and
hours (which are auspicious and which are not). Ib.
97'
'pS'^P
"^a^Ti^ those who make calculations (from Bibll
cal verses) as to when the Messiah will come; a. fr.
[Sabb.
150''
top '|2T!iinb ini^ (Kal), Ms. M. '\anb.]
V
'lia^n.
3)
(sub. n^T nnujn?3) to have in mind an undue
intention in the performance of a sacrificial ceremony
Yoma 48* '21 nJ^Bna "in if he had an undue intentioi
when grasping the frankincense (e. g. to offer it to
morrow). Ib.**; a. fr.
Hithpa, 2^nn, Nithpa. msnn? 1) to be counted
Ohol. I, 3 aiann^ }i'r\Vt.'n "pX the tent is not counted (as i
special item). Yalk. Num. 768 isb 'npi^ will be countec
against us (be deducted from our share). Mikv. Ill, 3 i:
'21 aiann'^ia until it is calculated that all the origina
water has run off. Pesik. R. s. 44 the former sins p''!!
'21 lb niD^Pin?? are not counted or remembered to him

2) to be considered, believed to be. Tanh. Mas^ 5, v

pTS. 3) to occupy a high position. Shebi. VIII, 11 ds
!Xin niann^ (Ms. M. 'xa, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) if h(
(is like one who) holds a high position.
4) to conspire
(with the Romans). Tosef. Ab. Zar. II, 7
'21 aujnn^ dS'
but when he (the Israelite besieging a city) does it ai
an ally (in the Roman interest), he is forbidden (to con
duct the siege); Ab. Zar.
18''
dn?35> aiann-^ xbUJ isba
provided he does not conspire with them; '31 'nn3 dS
(Ms. M. 'nn*!); Y. ib. I, 40* n^ntlO (corr. ace).
SUJIl (3'^IiJn) ch. same. Targ. Gen. L. 20. Targ
Esth. vfil, 3
; a. fr'.Pesik B'shall., p.
82* (translating Ex
XVIII, ii'') 'inb aujnn'^x "iiapn-i nmrn^on what they hac
planned (against Israel) was planned against them. Sabb.
3'
a'l'in t<p he counts in; a. fr.

Par^ pass. S'^ian, pi
'pa''\^n= h.awn, v. preced. Targ. Y. Ex. IV, 19; a. fr.
Keth.
8** '21 nx 'n thou hast been found worthy to b
seized (to suffer) for etc. Gitt. 56^ '21 'n '{.-0 who is highlj
esteemed in that world (the hereafter)?; a. fr.
Pa. a'^Wj same, to plan, to count, calculate. Targ
Jer. XXI, 11. Targ. O. Lev. XXV, 27; a. fr.Meg.
11^
'21
b'^'^Sl ^"^^n count, and include in their place &c
Pes. 94* '21 S^lpl i2ttin apl because they also counted
the distances which one walks before dawn and aftei
* 509
ttnMt. Iftbb. 74* 11 SlPrr^ M Mai ! mh iImmI
osdiaft lb. t^ .. al0r?>i
(Ptt.)i a. fr. |Y. is. it.
II* wwDrrj T.
Ttr 1
Tiirg. 0. ati. i., . : =tik I e. v. (M|ir.
iii f t* <-.
titUMd, m/mW, Turf. !<. XVII. 4
Trfl I**

tTtrf. Piwr. XXIX, II

3r-9
Sl f*t i
,
VAr.atDira)irifwHM(v. P}i.A.liLU
-... -.
*vf^ ct:)^
i^> ^ XXXIII. It.
'(Ifidn w, (b. h.| pnni. w4fc) l)gniiit.wi
p
foMwftiMly.
y
iiwtoiwiwI arf mrnti. EBtfkt^VTOYi
toul. lb. rt^
(tkt9 M HiUM. Nam. XXI. 3ft M)
! world (hwwMi aAUr*). IJm loa <. lb. H'n^
i MOottBlAMIHy of Um world la goM (Umtv la bo r>
or ipaMuMBl). >. R. . l, bag., a. fr. 'n
fH to
teowH. TowC B. Kmb. X, ti 'rt rm fi n
our Ailbor mUM with yoo; T. tb. X,
7^
bouT.
hk lor. U, 4riop
'91
e^ ti b oBdwvlMida Um eol*
of Um oeUoo of Um woior. lb. KVi Vro ti Uito
o grwl Uilaf to ootookUo; mJlt<i)frtmflnim im Awi*
DmI. E. 4
<(flMfn
*r9
**ni 1 do not koow yoor
of NMUsfCwbollMr jro or* prooipt); lb. Ti *^ rr^a
TOO
pold mo promptlj. (Yalk. Doot. SOS Tn nod
Wa MorM eonnMoMr.)AnbWi. Sobb. IM*.
V. a;^. Bvkb. IQ
TB food oriUimalMMk
iton, y. i;n II.
iCn (ompw nq^) [to wUf|wr.] to Mi*/ifrl (emp. on
RtJT^). TooM I9\ . . D'nua iiv'ti Im who itr-
o mapieioo afynat worthy bmo. Ib.^Ttlp) im^
waptiBtod him of botoy SoddooM. 8obb. IST^
rraa wharaof did yoo aoapMt MOflb. 118^;
lot. 18^ 'V\
r;
J
ii! U ra whoM paoplo aoipMk withoot
o. tt. PoripoM. "Kdr^ f. rnwdn; pi. crtisfr,
;
rrimdn. did. ill, 5, . r^ Brob. et* xr6 yt
ti *vqt (MM who it aoapMtad of oaglaetiBf oao rallt>
kw, te aaaptctod of diartgMfdiac the wholo Low;
Lb. 30^ lb.* rrv^on b9 Ti aoapwtod of ignoriof tho
of tha SobbotiMi yaor. 8bobo Sl^, o. tr. rrraen )9tt
>td of awonrinc taimly (oot admitted to otftha).
Ill, b(. 68^ ti roarv ^oso Ibr Um anafnoonno
Ukm* aoafMotad (of nagiaotl
at
the laws of tho 8oh-
\-jU yor); .ft'.
N
i/. T^3 to be mufedti. Her. 31^
(raf. to I Bom.
I, 16) 'S^ -QTS "^d ',iOQ from thia w Icom that ba who
ia ui\JQttly toapacted, moat nuika it known (daor him-
aalf). Bkh. SO**; Ab. Zor. 39* < H^j.
X
*0
ontU than ia
rtMon to aaapeet them of nagleotiny tha obaarraaaaa of
the aaaociaiaa (r. -cr); a. fr.{T. Ah. Zor. 1,
40* nsrvn^
r. 3rr.]
ICn, ch. sama. Tarf. Y. Dent. XXIV, 9.Sohh. 118^
%i l^rr <n^b
thay aaroaetad ma without aaatM: a.fr.
PaniMaf^ B.8^'irri^vali
yoo (of dilif fMg>fi
"f* fvap 'fi *Vi oas
ha iM

iim of Nirtnj v-
*>n-
*k*^ tl^lMtn
i><2
a.Hr.
/'A^ ^rni to k mufttUi, Taff. T. Oook XXI. 8.
"^In m. (
p
waal oda.|i
-,*-
ra. 8** fVTQ ti
iho
. prtaaia loapiiii i of wttW^y Ullaig o
Ooa io ordar lo apiio tho awar.
MMi( I IQjn M. (imaod. vda.) oMyMia. tw ^M It tfPaM
79n p
'
w^j) to avoid aplaiao (m if h
hlOMalf tha poor OMO'a Aot^ Yoom M*, o. fr.
M)U}l'l ah. aaoM.
Ibf-
* ti t6 rA ^r*^
bar to iMptolafcn WO to ooftf ioiptola. Bar. 48^{
a.fr.-.
MUji'Jt V. ^Wi
^tin pr. o. Ok MmAm. KoUi
84^
boL ti ^^V.
tl'^wMm. (b. b.;
1|^
I) dbr*. Mat*. Ah. Xar. *. v.
-r;?r./l b
'
j
a
j
i
^
ra
. . .; t r-satfr. Bahh. Til, 8 (asfi
'pDitrma, Lav. XXI, lo) ti r<irioe arhoM aoaaplaataa to
vary dariu Yalk. Bs. 888 ti
ra dath Iftmaataf) ooo**
laoaoaa; Makh. B'ahalL, Tayaa. t t^tkmm^
hmikltd. Paatt. B. a^ 8. baf. (taf^ vll,88|nr
Tn PhaiBoh. tha baalghtod.K, aa a. Oaoc B. to I, I
(raf. to ProT. L c) UUiHi ^ ti ?i^ "halMO Iha ho>
niffhtod* that maaiM tha wicked.
i|l85n, Kjiw'n I. ch. 1) aaoM, dar*. Tmrt- Am.
T, 80.
) C%^
II riaao, roiwi
.
^aar. .
T*!"-
!{tl^n, KDl^ II at. (pracod.) 1) darAww. Tati.
Kx. X, iP, aq.; a. fr.Tarf. Bl XIII, 18, . fCTT U-
Paa.
34^ tn itrot a laad of dartoa (top). 9af.
1^^
hoc
'31 ti Kamt *Qi ia thora Jaifcoam hateo tha Latdt;
a. fr.il H.
'
yUli^. Tarf. Pfc LXXXTIH, T.-t) eAorriad
lajcfc, aM/: Bate
38* ti -**rv Ar. (od. B^n^ v. ar^i
5]1iyn, Iknh. P*knd 8. aoma ad. foth. d. TTMry,
raad tfr^ . CffC
-^
-nrn, r.t^
HSn, n^ (b. h.) (to iriryirj lo aOorf, fM
(amp. CT\ wri).' pait. (fr. ^tr) tr, c. n^ pL r^dn.
Haf.
18^ "3^
era ncm . . . . rrrrai *aj praiM by oight,
and ar aileat by day. Ih. 13^ (play on Vsor) Vry rm
rrWgg . . . rnni Ma. M. Ayatt (t. n;an i cad) who at
tioMa are aleot etc
*C. X^wH eh. 1) aaaaa. Y.
'sn x:';:r '^hoA. for the kiao a
Ah. Car. I. 38^ top
BDta it aa (dearoa to
tt^n
510
be worshipped in the form of a calf).2)
(=u5in) to
feel, suffer, v. isi^n ch.
HD"'lDn m. (atJn) prominent person, notable. PL
"'5'itt:a Gitt.
58* "iNiaW 'n the Roman notables. lb.
56''
[read:] 'Dl ^a'^nixb "Tl 'n inb IJ^'^KI and the Eoman
nobility resolved to place thee at their head ; Yalk.
Prov. 953.
Sr^D'^tZ^n f. (preced.) importance,value. B. Bath. 146*
''"an 'n ed. (Ms. M, a. F., Rashb. i^'n^'ii) the valuableness
of Palestine (for its fertility).
l^IIJn, V. ii^n.
?J'^IZ5n,
iJ^D^^n I m. (r\^n I) dark, black. Targ.
y. Lev. XXI, 20 'n iTi'iTJn Ar. s. v. TH whose comple.xion
is very dark (v. T^lirn; ed.
'31 '^'nnB).iTem. S<2'^!Z:n, pi.
')2'>ian. Targ. Lam. V, 17.
ij^pn, SD'^^HlI m. ir\trill) lean, poor; luckless
(interch. with r^^i^bn, K=rar). Targ. Ez. XVIII, 12. Targ.
II Sam. XIII, 4. Targ. Ps. LXXII, 13 ; a. fr.Lam. R. to
I, 5 "jD 'n n^Vl and why is he so reduced?lb. to III, 20
(prov.)n"'io !!in
-\^^n xrio^i 12? Ar. (Var xir-ins lU'^nS;
ed. . . WMpT . . 'piap . . .)
while the fat one becomes lean,
the lean one is dead (retribution to the oppressor comes
too late). Midr. Till, to Ps. XXII, 7, v.-^n ch.P/. X^a'^an,
'Slian. Targ. Jer. Lll, 15, sq.

Succ.
44*^
K'^SIU^n^
(Ms. M. 2 K-^ronb, read '5'^Gnb) to the poor. Fern. XS'^'^n,
XPDi^n. Targ. Is. LIV, 11. PI.
"ir^?".
^J??""^"- Targ.
y.^(3len! XLI, 19, sq; v. r\'^qn.
Tiy^^n, tiyijjl t. (b. h.;
r\V^
I) darkness, night-
fall. Sabb. il, 7 'n D5J" near nightfall,' lb. '31
'H pBO if it
is doubtful whether or not night has set in; a. fr.

PI.
nis'ijn (adj.), v. T]Wn.
n!3*'IZ^n f. (v. T\'iin I Sif.) awaiting the nightfall (on
the Sabbath), approaching the Sabbath limit in day-time
and ivaiting there for the night for the transaction
of
business. Sabb. 151=* ins'^t^ni "iDX isuj^i (Mish. "jiiunnV
I'^Vs) I am permitted to take the preliminary steps for
it before nightfall.
&^rp^iz:q,v,T^nn.
S^'^^'n c. (buin) mashed.PL fem. xnV'^iyn. Hull.
93*
hot. 'n "^y^a mashed testicles (undevelopped).
Jj^riTtpn f. (preced.; v. X^T^in) a brew made
of
peeled and pounded fruits, v. i<59''"i-j. Ber. 38* C^Xli) 'n
nnoKp (Ms. P.
"i-i^m 'n, v. Rabb. D, S. a. 1. note; Ar.
ttniJJ'^bn, incorr.) (by trimma) you (surely) mean a brew
of ground dates.
nD^I^n f. (Cjiyn, v. Cjon I) l) stripping, uncovering.
Y. Ber. IX, 13*
top ISJIlt nS'^irn the baring of His
arm (Is. LII, 10).^
2)
paring, shavings used for basket
work. Tosef. Kil. 111,14 'nn Var. (ed. Zuck. nSIU^n);
y. ib. V, end, 30* i-it'^^n. Tosef. Toh. XI, 16 'n bin quot.
by R. S. to Toh. X, 8 (ed. Zuck. nB^ajn bU3) basket work
made of shavings; Ab. Zar. 75* ns-^^y b^U (ed.Pes. 'UJn).
Succ.
20* 'n b^U nbsnn Ms. M. (ed. nS'^UJ) matting made
of etc.; Tosef. ib. I, 10 XBirr^a: ed. Zuck. (Var. KBT:)n,
oth. ed. '^irn).
np"'Ipn f. (plan) pleasure, favor, use of the root pttJn.
Gen. R. s. 80, a. e. ; v. nri-^Bn.
?jil[3n, V. -r^on.
.M Ijn (v. T(pn) to spare, withhold. Targ. Prov. XIII, 24
Tl'Jn, T^'^bn (part.). Ib. XVII, 27.
Af.
T^irnx to deduct. Y. Pes. IV, end,
31"=
t<33iyna (not
'airriD), v. <5bnij.
nipn (b. h.; cmp. U5U3n) [to be pressed, thick,] to be
dark. Sabb. 34*; 51* n3iynU52; ib. IV, 2 -r^iynnmo when
it darkens (at nightfall,' v.'n3-"an). Snh. 22* Wa 'n dbiS
the world around him is dark; Ab. Zar. 8* (some ed.
"Iilin). Ber.
16*^ '31 W^n;^ bx let not our eyes be ob-
scured ; a. fr. V. T^liiJn.
Hif. Tp^nn 1) to be overtaken by {the Sabbath) night-
fall Sabb, XXIV, 1
"^13 'HW
i^
he who is on the road
at nightfall (on Friday). 2) to loait for the nightfall, to
make preparations to be ready for work on the exit of
the Sabbath, v. ris'^-iin. Ib. XXIII, 3
'31 hs 'p^^^n^
T
you must not, during the day, walk to the extreme end
of the Sabbath limit to await the night there for the
purpose of hiring workmen etc.; '31 itifl '?]"'CJnp bax but
one may do so for the purpose of going at nightfall to
watch his field, and then he may also take his fruits
home. Ib. I'^bs T]"''J3nnb to await the night at the Sab-
bath limit for the purpose of doing it, Ib. 4 ; a. fr.

3) to darken, obscure. Cant. R. to I, 1 (ref. to n'i3UJn,

Prov. XXII, 29) that is Potifar
'31 fT'npn 'tlUJ whose
eyes the Lord darkened etc. Ex. R. s. 51 (ref. to nsujn,
Gen. XV, 12) that is Media
'31 ns'^ttJnnir who made Is-
rael's eyes dim (with tears) by her decrees. Pesik R.
s. 47 (ref. to Job XXXVIII, 2)
'31 n3TUnn (not '^'Unn)
thou hast obscured the council which I held in heavens
(when the Lord vouched for Job's integrity); a. fr.
4)
to become dark. Midr. Till, to Ps, XVIII, 12 (ref. to
the versions n3U:n, Ps, 1. c, and nnttJn II Sam. XXII, 12)
when the clouds are laden with the waters, "ps'^lIJnp 'p
'31 Q'^^n "j^ they receive a dark color from the waters,
and afterwards they drop them as through a sieve.
?]t2Jn, Tl'VljTl, I ch.same. Targ. Job, XVIII, 6. Targ.
Ex. X, 15; a. fr,Taan.
10* '3l "'JSS' T^llIJn when the clouds
are dark, they contain much water.
Wi
&1I v%r)
/ le 4o MflMfMiv l HfAl.
to l>$ trnk. Turn, r
^
"
-
-tm
TT*^
M iMNt-lifM* Ml4 U Uiy barf), :
z^tfntf\ Af.,
V. iuii. P. II .
14 fo / Mwtj Mi
\0 (HO. Tuff. Y. Dmi. XXVIII. * -
^
I
A
TPyt
l)f6tnir#. Tiinr. Job v
fa do tmtlkitii kik. Trff. I Hun. XVII, 14^lk
V itipra.
N* trw Mrm 79 bj um Mm* b mmm
!<trli.
.:
".
^^T\
II (e|. ion) te W fiiic< Imm
\\,\\ (h. UKI ^rV9. V. RMbl A.
U
,
, ,, .-K Mm*.
T-* J..J. \ XXIII J
I U*.
"^n, ij^n
m. (b. Ii.t
-rtr)
durkmM. R. R, . U.
II
.
. \:- , A \ fi
'"'

'
* V * '
II,.- Am. : I. .. .
s I, .. 1;
Jr \ nil Ir^rli I ;
(h.-Mt with III*
ig of Al<
>
U> poinl 10 Aftrtca,
S*!rn
ch. Mini*. Tarf. P*. XVUl.t* (M-. ir-3n, .
I
rg II Ham XXII. M (vd. Ug. KS^). Targ.
\ A \ VUI, IS i:jn,
COO.U. (Ma. TpUn)r-V. Id^Ol^.
Xr^I^n r. (prtetd. d.) tfiauMtt, iforftiMM. Trg.
uu xkViii. s (cd. ViB. r^eri).
Srr*^M r. niu*. Targ. 0. Deal. XXVlll, 65. r.
. .1 iv'"
y .
11
Mala. SO** Tta^ WS^trr-Z -Trry
vtoinff after dark.
sm T^II- ^
i^^^
~ urn (b, b. ; cmp. ^)lo scraix of,
polish; to reimee,
'
-
itkr. Kob. R. to l. UiaLonl
(Um HhnBM of Um win4)
Ut. a. 15; 0n. K.*.U 'btno;
o Dcqu M(rr. to C'^vn:,
i rrr^ sjcnp .... VSW who bar*
ut of tha wajt of th* Lord and batland
troui under the protection of etc
"1"*
-*Cn ch. same, l)fo/i(rMll^/biye,AMMNr.
^ JAb. Zar.
16* '5> TTr^a
'
VljiJ
'
l Ms. M., t.
-Tmsf. fo 1*111, dmign (eorraq>. to b.b. zrr. a.ssr).
...J..
Ps. XXXVI, 5.
Taf.
ProT. XIV, 52: a. fr.2> to
t*t/, poHitd prtis, T. xsrn.V. kV^jt-
'
Pti, ^rrr. aanie, ep. to pltut. Targ. Ps. XXI, 12, a.fr.
Ct. (ed. iv.). Targ. Y. Dent, I, la.
*Vdr. RaUitT* (asfL fCTS r-su MM*.) "vn 1ri
kiMlt
< ' M .1 M. l4 IT.
inI bK btofbaira) ttMk tl^ nl^
U, 4. T ,
iaic
..frf^.). lloi.4t*i mmk.U*'i
....^^ ai4 AHrtatataiX /T
oiM d.A^CUIilWf.ltm
' 'ltllttt r>l <] tt
- "^i 5C^USn |l mom. Tarf. >. 1^ 4; a. o-
pl^n (b. b.) fo ^r**, ..-. ..
(ref. to Oaal. I, )
iO H
".". ' .
"
fc
gtbr aad ba not too )
re6tfdMlo.falPM>
' " -"3
'Ujtjl; ay MWl baa
Yeb. MK IfolL
/ref. to Dmii. VB. Ti 222
'
.Ijy.
I alaaiod joo.
pgjn ah. ,i< fcnrfy, mdHt, hmnm. Tarf.n
8am. SIX, S7. Part. pMa.
p^^,
pL
HT^^
C-
VQ^
Targ. iod. XIX, 10. lb. V, 10.
"irn[(einp.
T^U
a. Vi^) to ^<
whom rn^
ON implrmrnt
for natmimf podt, timt, froai wWih ^S^
to n/, (/ufi7 ir|M if Arvmfk tine. MMi^nLlo
Pa. xviu. It. T. "p^^ lb. -^Jrn rrss kra trm
rs\ rcraSK a maa trnkaa a ciava aad tats (a hipdi)4awu
a haight of two or thrao !*; btitaro ft oohms down
tothagnnad,thadropw{IlbaMisadp; Talk.flas.ldO.

0M. B. a. 18 rros
T^s
Vi U
'
UJl. aad thaj (th*
cloods) distfl it (tha rain) as if ftiMB a ifava; Talk.
Oaa. tO; Talk. Koh. M7.
PL ni^ aaaa. Tkaa.
0^
I
"
mJ\ .... tvapfvo ttey
(tha elonfa) ara parfoimiod like a iieva aad distil walsr
to tha
IwH eh. same, to s^ T. flabh. VII. Id^bocm 71
'Sr be who (a the Sabtarth) sifts powder of
gjp
sMate,
T. Met. 1,
71*
top -sr -n rm pmo imc ;rrs beea^e its
meahas are wide and job wmj sift flowr thmi(gh it;
T. Had. rv,
bef. ST. t. KODit
'Z'ZTi (T. Zfr:^ l) to feel Aessy. ftdpmim. T. Sabb. IV,
tjcn 512 nT2inn
8 top i:tft< irainn he who has ear-ache. Esth. R. to 1, 1 (play
on t:l"i'il!:nj<) who ever thinks of him li"S<"i nx lariri gets a
head-ache; a. e.

(Mostly with 3). Cant. E. to V, 2
r(2JSt"i2 . . . TTirin DX if one of the twins has a head-ache
;
a. fr.2) to apprehend, take into consideration. Pes. I, 2
'Dl X'QUJ 'p'^CTn "j"iN
we do not take into consideration
that perhaps a weasel &c. Tosef. Hull. Ill, 24 X^u; T "pXI
'31
bUJ and we need not hesitate to use them for fear
that they maybe eggs of &c.; Hul!.63'* DTO^ &tb 'n "px
"z\ Sabb. XVI, 7;
XXII, 3 nxBH^ lb -iS'idin I am afraid
he has committed a sin which requires a sin-offering to
atone for; a. fr,
'^IJ^ri ch. same, 1) to suffer. Y. M. Kat. Ill,
82'*
top
'n NIH trials he has an ailing on his mouth (and there-
fore ties it up). Cant. E. to II, 16 'DT 'Pt 1251 and con-
tinued suffering with fever for three years; a. fr.2) to
he affected, troubled; to care, apprehend. Targ. Prov.
XXVIII, 17
'31 xa'^^rp he who is troubled (feels com-
punction) about blood-guiltiness (h. text plUi'); a. e.
Y. M. Kat. Ill, SI'' hot. "jUJBJ bs ^UJn rx -ji-iS thou
must mind the excommunication for thy soul's sake,
lb. rr^^'BS h'S dn he minded the excommunication. lb.
"p^'^K bj? pb'^X "iSlTt'n'l they minded each the other's excom-
munication. Keth.
26'' '31
stnib'^lb trr--z1 they differ as
to providing against the disregard of the court; a. fr.
(interch. with UJJin)-
[3)
(=S<T2:n) to whisper, hiss. Targ.
Jer. VI, 29 ITH (ed. Wil. X'iin).]
"
Hhpa. ^^innis, 'nix to become sick. Cant. R. 1. c.
ttrsn 'n 'nrx (Var. 'ns; ed. Wil. UJirnx, corr. ace).
Palp, irrnrn l) to feel. Targ. Y. Num. XI, 12.
2) to
care for. Targ. Ps. CXLI, 1 Regia (ed. 'ci^'r).
JSlUlUn m. (preced.) anxiety, fear, suspicion. Targ.
Koh. II,'25. Yoma
83'' '31 Tl WX il-aST n^iX (Ms. M.
^D"^?^!
V. preced.) what I said (that a name was an omen)
was meant only as an apprehension, but I did not mean
it as a certainty. Bekh.
36='
'nb ?3"n l^x'l "l'3''J< what R.
M. said, was meant as an apprehension (worth inves-
tigating), but not to make one legally disqualified. lb. Tl
Kill it is merely a suspicion, '31 'n dlp^Sl and against
such a doubt, we may argue that he had no reason to
tell a falsehood. Nidd.
17'' '31
"n "l^n "^X if you are guided
by a doubt, opp. >^)5jri; a. fr.
i<nn, spn, nnn, v. ^nn.
T T T -: T T
"^riH m. (v. nnn) breaking, killing. Hull.
27=^ i"
DT
',pyi3 'n the flow must have been caused by the action
which kills (cutting).
r)^m, sDinn, v. 'n-.n.
^^nn m. (v. Fl. to Levy Targ. Diet. I, p. 426) cat.
B. Kamfso''. Hor. 13*. Bekh. 8"; a.fr.P/.Di>!inn,'i"ib...;
f. nib^nn. B.Kam. 80, sq.; Tosef. ib. VIII, 17. Hor. 1. c.
D^nnssrs , . 'n na "^SS^a Ms. M. a. Ar. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note ; ed. b3n) why have the cats been given power over
the mice?Koh. R. to VI, 11. Cant. R. to VII, 2 X^I^I
finissb n"i3J"np?3 'nn and found the cats lying torn in
front of the chickens; Y. Peah HI, 17^ top.
5inn, i^>inn ch. same. Hull. b2\

Pl. X^^inn,
pbinn. Targ.'is.xTlI, 22; XXXIV, 14 (h.text D'^\S) wild
cats. [Hos. IX, 6 "pbinn, read : 'pb>l"nn.]
Dinn, v. tMn^n.
NDinn m. (nnn) signer, witness.

PI. x"i'-cinn. Y.
Gitt. IX, 50
hot. '3'i 'nbi ... TO-i nni (not xiiri-^nnb-i)
gave permission to the scribe to write and to the wit-
nesses to sign.
jl^n, ^"mn, V. -n^n.
nS^nn f. (b. h. njnn; inn) wedding. Num. R. s.l2;
a. e., V. jin'^ri.
smnn, n^rin, v. n^n-^n.
^nn, Siin, (v. nnj) ; mf.
(fi<)"'nnn to put down, rest.
Y. Yoma
V,
42''
hot. inn^l . . .
Cjibni let him change hands
.... and set (the pan) down. Ib.
'31 ir'S'^a 'n UX if l\e
set it down from his right towards his left side.
"'Pn, iC^n I ch.
Af.
-innx same. Yoma
47=*
R^nnsi
'31 nnriiab (v. Rabb. D. S. a. ]. notes 3, 4) and let him put
the pan on top of it. V. nri3.
"Pn, npn (b. h.) to dig, esp. to take coals out with
a pan. Yoma IV, 4 '31 nnin n'^n ni'^ ^32 every othei
day the priest used to take coals out in a silver pan &o,
Sabb. VIII, 7 ^ixn nx in ninnb
^13
large enough to take
fire out in it. Zeb. 64=*; a. fr.Y. Yoma IV, 41<=bot.
']^'-\^
ninb (read mnnb) he must take coals out as before.
Pi. nn-^n to stir embers, rake. Sabb.
34'' nnn-i xau;
Di^nJS he might rake the coals under the ashes. [Hull,
27", V. nnn]
^pn, SPn II ch. same. Targ. Is. XXX, 14.Part.
inxn. Targ.^Prov. XXV, 22 ed. Lag. (oth. ed. "'nn).
Pa. "inn
to stir. Ab. Zar.
38''
"^.-inn na nnni ed. (v.
Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note
8), v.
'^t?':!-
n" 'pn f. (preced. wds.) taking coals out in a pan.
Y. Yoma IV,
41''
bot. Bab. ib.
48'' '31 n^^nna DUJ-^n if
he entertained an undue thought on taking coals from
the altar.
HD'^pn f. (r^nn) l) cutting. Erub. 103^ v. n53^
Hull. Si'*, V. nn"inT.
2) a piece (of meat), portion (cnip.
nns, ni^). Ib. VII,5 '31 an buJ 'n a portion of an unclean
fish. Ib. 100* '31 b-^Xin 'n 13X11: with an entire piece the
case is different, because it is fit to be offered to guests;
a.ir.Pl. ni3inn. lb. Vll, 5. Kerith.
17''
'n ^nuja n3inn
a doubt as to one piece out of tAvo (of which one was
forbidden and one allowed, and it is unknown which
he ate); a. fr.
D'^Pn, V. Dnn.
n?2^pn f.(nnn) \)signature,stamp, mark. Gitt.87*bot.
'31
'n xnn jJ'^STiII when we know about that signature
that it is not Jacob's. Ib. II, 4 llJlbna ina^nni . . ns un-
less it was written and signed on a movable material
(v. lan). Y. Keth. II,
26''
top
'31 isn n^a'^nn b to ideu-
918
M. tl
ann
514 nr
Pi. fiPi'^n to provide with signatures. Y. Gitt. I, beg.43%
a. e.
'31
n'^1"3 i^DPiriTa he may have provided it with
the signatures of unfit witnesses. lb. 'z^ iisnn.

Part,
pass, nmrri. Y.Keth. 11,26=; Y. ShebuIV, 35^' snnxn Tl^
'31
provided with four signatures.
Nif. cnna, Hithpa. orinnn, Nithpa. crinns i) to
be signed, sealed. Gitt. I, 1 TlS ''JSn (Y. ed. "nn) in my
presence has it been signed; a. fr.
2) to be finally
sentenced (by attaching the seal or signature). K. Hash.
16''
'Dl 'piannjl "pnnSD their verdict is written and sealed at
once; Y. ib. I, 57 j'^Tzrinn??. Gen. K. s. 31, beg. "M 'nn3
D3"''7 their decree was sealed ; a. e.
DPn, ch. same. 1) to close up. Ber.
6''
n^^lS Dinn-^Vl
and let him close up its opening. Part. pass. DVn. Targ.
0. Lev. XV, 3.-2) to seal, sign. Targ. Jer. XXXII, 44;
a. fr.Gitt.
66*^ '31 DFirnD to draw their signatures.
Part. pass, as ab. Targ.l. c. 11.B. Bath89' ^T^n
xbl
where they do not stamp measures officially.
3)
to close
a benediction. Meg.
22'' ""^"13
Nbi 'n he closed his prayer
without saying Barukh &c. Cant. R. to I, 11 [read
:]
n^iiDa . . . n^'^P" nb^ a closed and finished word (com-
plete in itself).
Pa. D'^nn to lock up. Targ. Job XXIV, 16 (some
ed. Ithpa.).
Ithpa. B'^nnriS l) to lock one's self up. V. supra.
2)
to
be sealed, stamped. Targ. Esth. IV, 1. Targ. Is. VIII, 21
;
a. fr. 3) to be closed up. Targ. Y. Lev. XV, 3 ed. pr.
(ed. Bnonx).
Jj<Qrin, Sr^Orin, v. n^i-^nn a. stni^irn.
jDn (b. h., cmp. preced.) to tie, connect, to covenant
(Assyr. hatdnu, to protect. Friedr. Del. Proleg. p. 91).
Hithpa. "(Rrinn, Nithpa. 'itnnn? to become connected, to
enter into the family, to intermarry. Snh.82* '^rinnplbso
t<"S2 as if he connected himself with idols. Gen. R. 8.82,
beg.
'31 nilirr^a 'l-a who married Judith &c. Sifr6Deut.52,
a. e.
'31
D2 . . . '3UJ when Solomon married the daughter
of Pharaoh; a. fr.
"pn ch. same. Y. Sot. IX, end,
24<^
[read :]
'pJO 'pin
xnrOjV n\'n3nnp, they desired to ally him to the Nasi
family; Y. Ab. Zar. 111,42'^ hot n1^3n^'^2 "itJia . . "p^-^X 'iHn
(read: 'nri'^33) members of the Nasi family desired to take
him into the family.
Ithpa. innnx to become connected. Targ. I Sam. XVIII,
22, sq. ; a. fr.Y. Sabb. XII, 1
3
hot.
'31 ppinn-ix,
v. KMit'^iriJ.
jrin m. (b. h.; preced.) connection, son-in-law ; bride-
groom; (metaph., with ref. to the covenant of circum-
cision, V. r"^13) the infant
fit for circumcision. B. Bath.
98''
'31 lit! 'n a son-in-law who lives in the house of his
father-in-law. Pes. 113* '|1ir5<"in MDrnis . .
.
-l^'^^ ^in guard
thy wife against her former affianced. Y.Ned. Ill, end,
38*'
(ref. to Ex. IV, 24 sq) 'H "^l-ip rrxo Moses is called the
h'lthan . . . (and she said)
"J^o
'pUJpnn^a n-'an'Ti (ed.lTpana)
husband, blood (circumcision) is asked of thee; pISTI
'n '1"ip the infant is called the hathan, (and she said)
^b "i"3lS nnx D"i^'13 'n child of the covenant, a high
price 1 pay for thee; Bab. ib 32^; Ex. R. s. 5 "^Snh
'31 r,X iT^nri thou shalt be my affianced by covenant
thou art given to me &c. Nidd. V, 3 an infant on
day old ... is db^ 'r!3 . . 1''2Nb (as regards mournini
ceremonies) like a perfect circumcised child to his parent
&c. Ber. II, 5 '31 "iiaS Tl a bride-groom in the firs
night is exempt &c. Keth.
8*
(in wedding benedictions
tlbsn C3J T! H^UJa who causest the bridegroom to rejoic
with the bride ; a. fr.Trnsf. (cmp. !!<b?a) the fructifyim
rain. Ber. 59''; Taan.
6''
ilbz ntcnpls 'n i<a''"U53 when th
bridegroom goes forth to meet the bride, i. e. when th
falling rain-drops meet tlie water on the ground am
bubble; [oth. opin.; when the rivulets formed by th
rain meet each other in gutters.].

PI. B'^jnn. Keth. 1. c

lb.'', V. nsna ; a. fr.
Sl^riH, ^^5^n ch. same. Targ. Ex. IV, 25, sq. (Targ
Y. Il^b. 26 nsnn, corr. ace.).Targ. I Sam. XVIII, 18.-
Targ. Is. LXII,
5; a. fr.Yeb.
62* T^XIT 'n a son-in-la\
who resides &c., v. 11'n. Hull. 83* 'n "^n in the bride
groom's family ; a. ir.Pl. "psrn. Targ. Jer. VII, 34 ; a. e
Sabb.
23'>
'Jnn Ms. 0. sons-in-law, v. S<ni;nn.
n'Jii n f. (preced. wds.) marital relation, intermar
riagcy ivedlock (connubium). Ab. Zar. 3l'', a. e. 'Pi Dit5l
as a guard against intermarriage (between Jews an(
gentiles). Ib. 36'',
v. nr^-'X. Yeb. 76" 'n ^'rh n*^V the^
have no connubium (a marriage with them is not legalh
recognized); a. e.

'n
71*^2
additional rooms for the youni
couple in the bridegroom's paternal house. B. Bath. VI, <
(98''). Taan. u''.
SJ<niOrn ch. same. Targ. G.I Deut. XXXII, 50. P/
^C'^JSf^n'
connections through marriage, sonsin-laiv &c
Sabb.
23''
'fiy\
'n tl'h ntl (Ms. 0. 'i:nri) will have scholari
in the family through intermarriage.
V. inn.
n:nn,
P|rin=tii:n. Targ. Job. IX, 12 ed. Lag. (ed. tpTi).
iPn (b. h.; cmp. nnn) to dig, break in, make an
opening. Kidd.
24'' iJ-^UJ "^"b ^inn Ar. (ed. IJ-'^U lb ninnV;
scrape my tooth (to clean it). Deut. R. s. 2 (ref. to ^ris;|i1;
II Chr. XXXIII, 13)
'31 lb "inn^i the Lord made an open-
ing for his prayer; 2!"ip*lil PiK 'Pi He broke through the
heavens; Y. Snh. X,
28<=
bot.; Ruth R. to 11,14 lb T
'31 n'-nnn (v. Snh, 103*). Ex. R. s. 37 -l-ilSltn PiX VjJ
'31 'ninPib (Ar. s.v. 'pISS : "iiSPib) he took the digging tool
to undermine his father's house; Lev. R. s. 10 ("innb,
-jinpix, rax nx -jinnb) (corr. ace). Gen. R. s. 63 (ref.
to ins!*1, Gen. XXV, 21, v. supra) like a prince P^^'^W
'31
blO''b l^ax bs ^nin who undertook a siege (for
military practice) against his father for a litra of gold
(for the winner) '3t DiJSao 'Pi Pit Pl^'^1 and so the one
did mine from within &c. (the father assisting his son's
efiforts).Snh. 109* dlT D^'inim and broke in there; Gen.
R. 8. 27 ; a. fr. Part. pass. 'nrn. f. Pininn, pi. Q'^'^-inn,
niiinn. B. Kam. lu*'
'31
'n nnnpiia Pin'^n his house was^
broken into. Ib. 23* '31
"JPI 'n ninbT OnO with reference
to dogs, ordinary doors are subject to being broken,-
616
MOT?
ill, 1. e. !-. ...rr, f V .' r .. .. . ....,
lloitti h\ li a. . ,; I
"r*" 1 ..^ J.i. VIII. ;..
' . > 'nriM w*r* e(ittiiiillil ti
)M
. Mnh. io* "ai iir*me .....
;*
<i.
M) that ttlglit Umw llttadfWd ll r
Kt Xfl, f.
i*t4H Dwii, XII, fl)
^rff *fB e-^r^ fv. ..,, tw
liloo4 0ovf, IffmUi h
(
'
'79
mn 3^9^ iu&"9 vInii |t<*'#< ^. '4m
I, ti). pb. ^rf foitM4 rr fn:*; n, Mc t. (f< rrr.)
D
ri iWA, II, I iitii laiioi iiir -^ i|>iia

ii iitt<<t'
kluuifwi
ill . . i t.. iiy Willi 3. Mt nrya . *ix. wlih r,
pn . crn; wiUi n,
m evi . tjt'j
I wi M a nnoMral, ntei^ v. 1i. jiam. hii. n. ii.
2SU. 2*H*- (. b. VQ) to be brifU, poorf, t^U.-
ftr
kafpy. DMl.yiS4.TMg.
NIS"_
^oorf
((Amf).
K XUq. Tnt.
xiv, n(d. wii.
'^).
'IMQi TMr B. Kam. X, 8, v. "n:^
tt3 (Palp, of R9, emp. Tta) (to Mpiiim;^ to
HMb. M**;
Mtff.
IS* Jtm '<3lt9> MTrtNtS ^VipV
IL S 'S>
T3)
tak tht (th>) broom and awtap
houaa (Arom which tht Babbte laarnad tbt mwuiiiif
XIV, 83).
(tj .. (CpUS:: tifnetd.) broom. B.Hath.
'^Kl3, T. eto oh.
(t3i T. 8abb. VII,
*
top MrVna T^KSU rA:
70; omp. Bab. ib. 70*.
iH) ill Lowr gypu Taiy. Nam. XIII, 82. Trg. Y.
I
U<>n. XLI, 50 (b. txt
"PK).
Targ. T. Bx. 1, 11 (b. lazt
X^'^S w Midr. Till, to Ps. I (ed. Bob. XXpoyK^ a
to "c'Ti. al. targn) bneilfr, x. Yalk- Pa. 8SS.
p
i*ii r.i fl. . 11 if^, f*4:
3w I (eoatr. o# 310)
lb 9^. to Ar
fM< mA.
^ ao*to /M Miflt * mHttM, fan trnU. Tmru. Dmt,
XT. Iia..
Af. 3^
to ito #mI. Taiy. Sak XII. 4 S?^ M.
Uff.
V^). V. SO, a. S9-.
2!2nm..M!lU ^'^Z f.(pricd.>
M
f
<gd!,
|
ww<<.
Tarf. 0o. II, BMlb I. 18 IQ9^ <. L^
(otb. ad. r^qp) -Targ. Jad.V. 88 Clwif to aJ. U^};
a. V. fr.~0a. B. .88; Ur. B. a.88. v. ->. Bar. 88^
aa^ . . . irsT^ -yfca \o (v. Babb. D. B. a. L aoCa) whad*
var Ood doaa ia for a good porpoaa. Task 88* ICS
*i*i
'S* njr adviea la bctlar thaa yofLav. R. a. 88. baf.
nrs
'S^'9 from IKtha toofDajeooMa wbatiagoodlMi; a. v.fr.
S)vorM,M/iirf.Y.KaUiJT.aMl,88^'naan^nR(adJbC
sn, raad: S3 lir*3 nn) a hooM ortb te. Ib. r^7*5
'yiao wroaa tba booaa la aoi wottb Moca ttoM *a^
Y. Paab 1,
15^ boft. mnn 'n l6^ apMaihhi
f
of afwd
Taloa; aaB.B.a.S8,aad(aoiT. ar
l)lrfaMBt
eUer, /]ler. T.Taaa. IV, 88^ to; .aaometrof
tba town.H.
T3^> *"t?^'
"?:
''^"-
*^r-.-
*^*^?. ^59*
Tarf Mie. VO. 1. Targ. P*. CXXV, 4 ,
al fr.

B. Mala,
44^ '31
's nb zrrs pay bar to good aad toU-wajgbt coto.
Y. Bob. X,
88*' boc 'n
TtS ^

"??!r
I'M*- B. to I, I
-rsn (Tara "n i) urics tiia good flniito; a.fr.
4)
(adv.)
mtiek, more. Targ. Prov. XTII, 10.Ottt. 14^ 3S 39
nS r:r Ar. (ad. only ooa 39) atrika htoi sMfa (or. U to
rifkt, T. Baabi a. L)Y. Bbak. IT. 48* top. v. faay^
2!3 III, 39 r?
pr. n. pL A lU, a ptoea whara tka
New Moon waa proclaimed to tba daya of Rabbi (v.
Nab. (Mor. p. 878). B. Haah. 85*; T. ib. IL S* boC;
Y. Taan. U,
88* bou 33 rr^; Peaik. B. a. 41 33r7.
V
V. 2^ U.
u
j^zr (2r)
*JM2^ m. iiav. aaoM of a jowal to tba Hagh-
prieat*a braaalplato. Targ. Oaat. Y, 14(FL.tD Lavy Vug.
Diet. 1, 488>, aa
gg
aaia waa iopmil^
ftS*
maB 516 nb'iaD
a. Xl^D) (in a) ^oorf manner, ivell, properly (h. Si?''!!).
Targ.'y. Deut. IX, 21; a. e.Y. Ber. V, r top 'pllay xb
'a do not do right. Cant. B. to I, 1 '31 "J I'lpT '\tXCi I will
go to whosoever explains the Bible well etc.

T.
Shebu. VII,
38''
hot. "J xn xns "pi^ if he appears, it is
well. Y. Shek. IV,
48^ top 'p m^'jl Bab. ed. (Y. ed. JtaDl)
and so it is right. Y. Maas. Sh. I,
52''
top
p
1231:1 (corr.
ace.)Hebr. form: T'^Sa. Meil.
17''
i^X'O he spoke well
(he is right).
^SS'^, pr. n. m. Tdbhal Ab. I,
8 ; a. fr.
bSDiEJ (Is. VII, 6) pr. n. place (!) Tohal. Y. Ab. Zar. I,
beg. 39* 'a 1?a;rUJ nip?3 .... ID-lT^n we searched the whole
Bible and could not find a place by the name of Tobal.
HDIO, Y. Maas. Sh. I, 52^ top lantil, read: nia-Jl.
priDtO m., pi. "^prjaia (Pers. t4bah, t^ah, tapak, Lag.
Ges. Abli. p. 49) {pieces
of) roasted meat. Erub,
29*'
hot.
(Ar. sing.; ed. Ven. 'a 'a pieces after pieces &c.).
b^iniQ, ^<iini3 f. constr. ninD, mini: c^na,
sec. r. of na) beneficence, good deed. ' Targ. Mi'c. VII, 20
(perh. pi.). P;. "iia-J, ',113^:, t<ni13i2. lb. (ed. Lag. *|3-j).
Targ. Gen. XXXII, 11; a. e.
nib^inu 'iinio, v. mxa-j.
IjlJU m. (infin. of n2D) 1) slaughtering and pre'
paring the pilgrim's offering. Hag. II, 4 (17^*) '31
'a Dr
the slaughtering day is observed after the Sabbath. Y.
ib. 78* hot. Snniaa Kin n^r its day (the festive day it-
self) is its slaughtering day.
2) Tahoah, name of a wind-
storm (demon). Sabb. 129'\
bBU Sbiai2, V. 'a^-j.
nDini:, Y. Sabb. VI,
7''
(P'ne Mosh. nD130), read
nsnb or tisnia, v. VaS; cmp. Bab. ib.
57''.
P^ini3, V. r?ia^a
niDD I, V. raxa-j.
r ' T
-
nmiG II pr. n. m. Tabuth. Snh. 97% v. "^Jsi-^aa; B.
Mets.
49'''^
(Ms. Alf. nsiaXD, v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note 6).
b^DU V. XtS-j.
T ;
- T :
-
njIS, (b. h.) <o prepare a feast, esp. /o slaughter and
dress meat, to cook. Keth. 4*
rnaa inau his meat for the
feast is ready (for cooking).Bets. 25*
(expl. iltT^Di: n'^a)
'31 nnaiuiU Qlpa the place where the animal cooks (di-
gests) its food.
tints ch. same. Ber. 66* nb3X xbl nna-J thou shalt
prepare and not eat. Sabb.
129'' '31
inb 'a inin it (the
wind or demon riiaw) would have feasted on them (th
Israelites), on their flesh and their blood ; a.e.V. X'^'tiaii':
Pa. na-J same. Gen. R. s. 57, end "lina-j naa Tebal
(Gen. XXII, 24) means, 'Slaughter them' v. "(i^ns.
njuJ m. (b. h.; preced. wds.) 1) the meat for a feas\
Keth.
4%
v. naa.
2)
feast, trnsf. onslaught. Gen. R. s. 8
(ref. to Is. XXXIV, 6)
'31 bllJ "J 3"B>'X nevertheless th
main onslaught will be in the land of Edom (Rome)
Pesik. R. s. 14, end; s. 15; Yalk. Num. 759.
riillj m. (preced.) meat-dresser, butcher, cook. Bets
28* pIX '-J a professional butcher; a. fr. P/. Dina-L
Kidd. IV, 14; a.e.
Snnt2 ch. same. Targ. Y. Lev. I, 5. Targ. I Sam
IX, 23, sq. Hull. 18; a. e.

Pl. fem. '(nZ'^. Tar^

I Sam. VIII, 13.
^^nniG, lJ^nni2 ch. =h. na-J. Targ. Prov.VII,22.-
Gen. R. s. 65 'U jilin bapb according to the size of tin
ox is the feast (as you call Esau (Rome) great, so wil
his punishment be great, ref. to Is. XXXIV,
6)
; Pesik
Hahod.
p.
56'';
Pesik. R. s. 15 (read DiB^ for ^53)
Cant. R. to II, 15 K^naa (corr. ace).
*"j1nnt2, V. naa.
"'312
I pr. n. m. (cmp. x;|a-j) Tabi.
1 ) a slave. Bei
11,7; a fr.2)
name of several Amoraim. R, Hash.
22=
Meg.
6*'; a. e.
3)
T. Rishba {the hunter, Rashi). Sabl
17''
top.
^312
II,
'13 IBB pr. n. pi. K'far Tabi, near Lyddf
Bets' 5"; R. Hash. 3l''. Tosef. Ohol. IV, 2 S<;ia-J
'
(Var. K^a).
i^'jniQ m. (=h. "^aa) deer, gazelle. Targ. Deut. XII, 15
a. fr. Snh. 95. Hull. 59'*, v. lynj? II'; a. e.Ib. 59
'J na a young deer.
P/. H^aa, i;;aa Targ. II Sara
11,18; a. e.Keth.
103'' Xiia" Wli'si (Rashi: Nr^"i:S
i^aa) and I caught deer.
Fem.pl. ');|'aM, "au. Targ
I Kings V, 3. Targ. Y. Deut. XIV, 5.

Y.'snli. VII, end

25''.-[Y. Ter. IX, end,
48*' ni'^a-J n^, v. a^-J I ch.]
"QTniQ pr. n. m. Tabyomi. Snh. 97* . . . niaa a'
'IS a"i b"K1 his name was R. Tabuth, some say, R. Tab
yomi. Kidd. U''. Men. 70* KJO^p -la 'a (Ms. M. 'OXC
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).Gen. R. s. 4. Ex.R.s.93,eDd
nn^ntS f. (naa) 1) slaughtering; 2) digestion
Bets. Ill, 3 Ptnn'^aa rr^a the place where it is cut (neck)
ib. 25* '31 iTi-O-Q 'a n'^a^ INb ^raXi does this not meai
actually from the place etc.? No, '31
nnaiaJ dlpa?:
V. na-J.
nTni2 f. (ba-Jl) 1) dipping. Mekh. Bo, Pisha, s. i:
(ref. t^o Ex. XII, 22) 'a Win ^3 hv you must dip th(
hyssop into the blood for each time you strike. Sifn
Vayikra, Hobah, ch. Ill, Par. 3.

Zeb. 93*';
a. fr.-
2) immersion, purification. Yoma 88*, a. fr. nD?3Ta 'i
W5*B^ IT
^
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nOMMnVsa)
a t
'a
r of ik <
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Iruv liuriltraUiin u b* Or* ir
Ml MitUUuMU lminfloii.
FXTSTf 1 f. (n;} D
l<^ A<ww rf. Nam. It
- <

(liroogh ib InUNrvMllM oC 4e. (Y. Btr. Y.
*~
mrss II. V. ttMi w.
NrrrtI <w|ini<<ii if U fmrm
' m*tki. (tebb. ll4*...7nVtD
ol^H>^ to rwtati i oa lUt Mm-
^^^2^,.
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:^ 7^
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. . > .tilrt a apMial aMrii.
1 Imvo nv oi) ntUkatioo
OB
fMMnl
InipnMi'in. I hiiT* It (1 nKognlM it). lb. tt^ . . .
"
n I I'-i
9 'S2 *i:a*t M to rtttorinf it to tebolar on bi* Uli>
AmUob 4e^ V. prd.- Hull. rmn '9 *&
^ r^t
rt know bini bjr bla gaiml itnprloB (sot bj tpt-
bl miirki). lb. ttVpf-l 9
*a idBtiflitJon by oiM** vote*;
Lflr.
nr*2^ pr. D. f. (V.
^
I) raWiU, BUM of a bvid.
Mid. Y. Nidd. n. bc.
*9*.
.
, V. 2(^.a)(o iBMicrte, fp6fA forpmn^ktimLYomm
\ 1
: 4 "a^ TP want down to ib batb and took an im-
Mon. Bar. i> *sn
X^!^
D^ona wbB tba prtaMs
hMv^ hB OBoIaaB) batba la Mdar to ba paraitlad
-
hair priestly abara; a. t. fr.~Ibt.tS* "^Xi
ingabatbintba aomiBg(aftr wiiMJOBof
.!); Y. lb. Ill, r top TCiro 3.Toae/. Yad.
, -nr ^aXJ (Var. "7^2^) mofBinit batberi (E-
. V. Oraets Oaaob. d. Jud. III>,
p. 4M, a. for ooiiaet
R. & to Tad. IV, 8V-i\vt. pmm, Voa.or Va^
who hat bathd in day-tiaa,) Hifta Aa* Mhti
'
*ra^
fvr tmmd te h* ftwftidlf eham (Lav.
T'bul Yoa 1, 1
; a. fr.Nidd. SO* em r^
1 after bathinf wboee day ie adjoameJ
.....
iim^ fof peribet lavitioal p>
N, nana of a tiaatin nCakaak
losef.;i ot '.lie oiJer of ratft'rtt.
i t}:**::
i) to dip talo rtaiycr, aolf Ae^ la BNilt
: #0 fafta a fciwdUaw
^ fo fair fAr fkr^ emme
vf
IV. I frI IfMH U wW BMfeai iMikaas (! M
TW
*>
|6 iflM IHM MI
iiapaiH !/ * fMk !!* 9 tOBV Iq M*. M. a. m
mtmi, (ei. V*aB) toi ka aafr Bba a l enr lmai af

lb. m
*
lam mon aaaaMMi lad. V-aare. T<Mai
*'
V"9B% a,
03911 a. I^.-| fMif^lar) la
<a. hmt pmt,
^tftn> V. Mh. 111. r la^
9 baOatf (wiMi la 0 HiMl Imv| Hka
V.
w
111*
Tv.ll,ts4
a.
'stlonrM yw aHMi
Ml (badi pwiBBi a^ iMiiij bam ftii tft^ f (ll*%
*. a^MMC ti^. a.
rtV"90:
a. fr.-f) la laftt
V. Mprm^ f) If mmtm. flmb. ta^ -r
BMd lo MBMi Um raaai arMi li fla fteaa af
Hr.
H?*^
* ^ ^'^rawi la W
f,
4^;^
|6 ara aoi aoBai4aa4 ai
ManlMi TbmC lb. IT. %.
bSq (V=r^ -Maa Ta,_
AirfjMM.V^L - Tai.iMl>
i
SryOS^ma wbatawMb 414 ba per
UMI Willi a aorpM)?; V^a tnVA I
flra. T. nV^ Vldd. IT i^BT^ lal bar balka
Af.
V^ai
p
rmd. B^. I) t
mmtam. Midd. L a. n&
tT^sqiV
*^ '^ l^i
BeU. If* rr>B;|^ to Iwi'mii U, a. fr.1| a*
Pli. I, la fafcr a mttful, fm lU^ *>08|6
maM laka tba Mtlar barb a iiioai tina: a.

a.fr^
]?
n (daMBk of V^) ra mlr TtM, U tmtka
lAUjtlm
g
tta ttUimf mUt of HOm Jr. T. Maaia. IT,
baf. SI* V^b T
lia (roaaUi^ BMbaa Mbfaat lo Maaii
gifia; rV^ r^
aaltiac BMikaa OTl^aet *&; a. fr^lWl
fmi. \ks^ Oat ir*M Ja md^^ to Mararf
f^.
fwUi-
dm a TcM. Bar. 47^ p3-ns a Is3 rM lirtarai
to ba laah by rabbiaieil aaaalaaai; a. a.II o4fQ&
rVao. T. Dmb. TI, ts*boc^opp.trepru ib-Ti^tr
lop *a nrrc frah* of wUali Iba Mnad fMa haa aai
baea aei aMe.
Nif. b|y t9 1 traan. or la t fafararf TtitL Y.UmmX
and, 4t^ /I
'
Uiu *
^ea Ttbd whidi to daatorad to ba
faah by tabWakal tow, r. Mipra. Iknr.baf. Si* tes
tba roactad aaia barame eabfcat to titbae; a. fr.
^^
ah. aaa. Mm. 70* rA a&s? (not ibss) ba
oMda it aal^$aat to litbML Bala. IS* iroro
ig39
Wm. M.
(ad. itea, eocr. aec) ba aMda tbaa Mrf am iba day
(by daeisBMli^ thcat for iwmadtotot aae); a. .
feS Bi. (V35I. a. K. a. mr.} frwiM of
ptm mre
p
ttm^ti to flMir a bateitom m-
atoatfaMl m Ha /U4 mOaal w^afa^ tte
ar Irrilieaf alaraik Bar. SS^ *st j"iiiu '^n
r*
tobrf to Bot aabjaat ta liibai. aaiBtoto brai_
(for fiMMptbai or elona)uBi^ TkU,
p
>BrfBua ia
K^sat: 518 5?at3
that stage in which the separation
of
levitical and priestly
shares respectively is required, before you may partake
of
them; eatables forbidden pending the separation
of
sacred gifts. Ter. X, 6 "J bUJ 'rbn 'b'^'zn bundles of
fenugrec subject to T'rumah; expl. Bets. 13^ b;23 binu 'a
(l^lln (Rashi : lni31"iri^) Tebel considered as such, because
it is subject to T'rumah (Deut. XVIII,
4 ; Ms. M. n^liS 'n blT
to the general gifts ofT'rumah and tithes); n^inn bl23 Isina 'D
^^S'O Tebel (in the possession of a Levite who received
it for tithes, and) considered Tebel, because it is subject
to the T'rumah from tithes (Num. XVIII, 26). Ter. IX, 6
'si '\'^^b^'^^ 'an the gi-owth of seeds that had been sub-
ject to sacred gifts the separation of which had been
omitted &c. lb. 7
':: l^m^'iBUJ S"rs< although its growth
is considered Tebel (because the seeds were not tithed)
&c. Kidd. 58^ '31 blU ibn^i: his neighbor's Tebel; a. fr.
[Erub.86* ''J 1^ ^^, read: t<b3-J I.].PZ.n-'>:-J. lb.Ned.
20 'O jb'^SNn^ -jSID he will finally give thee to eat
things from which the tithes have not been given.
Hull. 132''; a. e.
JJ^^^D ch. same. Nidd.
46''
Sn^'^IIXI 'i: Tebel by
Biblical law (lacking the separation ofT'rumah). Bets.
13''
xVsiD xnii-ilDX (some ed., corr. ace), v. Nni^"i^DN. lb.
'31 '13
xb dnn there (in the case of ears, ib.) it was not
subject to T'rumah &c.; a. e.
bi 1^313 I (^nr:, cmp, Aeth. b^sa to tie around, v.
Ges. H.'Dict.io s. v. D'^biai?; cmp. nraa, "i13-J) a bell or
collection of
bells, an instrument especially used at pub-
lic processions (in Arab, drum, Qr. za^aXa.; v. Sm. Ant.
s. V. Tintinnabulum as to forms and uses of bells). Targ.
Koh. VII, 6
'31
'a 'bp the music of the fools. Targ.
Cant. I, 1. Sot.
49"'
(expl. OIT^X) K^IB im 'a a tabla
with one mouth (a single bell). Ber. 57* '31
'a "^xbri (I
dreamt) I suspended a tabla and shouted into it (differ,
in Eashi). Sabb.
110'*
'a3 to the sound of a tabla (at a
wedding). M. Kat.
9''
(prov.) Nani 'a \)pb . . .
"pni^
ro
a woman of sixty years, like one of six, runs at the
sound of the tabla (to see the procession). Y. Erub.
VIII, 25* hot. 'a ""SX if even he has there a t. (which
he dare not move on the Sabbath); Bab. ib. 86* lb UJ"^
baa,In gen. musical instrument. Arakh. lo'', v. XJa'iia.
i<bDt3 II, nbDlQ f. (tabula, tabella, Ta,3Xa) plank,
board, tablet for tvriting; book
of
accounts, list; will,
Erub. IV, 8 (49'') TO^I^D nbnas (Talm. ed. xbnas) like
a square tablet. E. Hash, II, 8 (24*) bni33 'an Vj Ms. M.
(ed. bni33l 'a3, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note) (drawings of
the phases of the moon) on a tablet on the wall. Gitt.20*
Bp5"'Sl 'a y'3>U3 3n3 writing (of manumission) on a tablet
or on a board (account book or will, v. Treat. 'Abadim,
ed. Kirchh. ch. Ill, Eev. des Etudes Juives 1883, p. 150).
y. Snh. 1, 1
%'^
hot. niKIBI bu,"a list of (superstitious) remedies
(Pes. 5
6'"'
'31 ^SD) ; a. fr.[Y. Bets. I, 60"^ bot. '31 xn'ii-Q nb3a
(readnnb3ap/.)the outside stone plates of the colonnade of
Asi.]iv. nixbaa, ni^bsa. Y. B. Bath. VI, 14 hot. bu5 'a
J
T : "'
T : - '
'31
UI'^TU polished marble plates for walls. Yalk. Ex. 426
'31 'a 'a
'PX131
and they appeared like marked oflF squares
surrounding &c. Pes.
57^ 3m bUJ 'a gold plates.Chald.
pi. nrtia, V. supra.
2J<bl2I3lII pr. n. m. Tabla, an Amora. Hull.
132''
Y. Gitt! IV, 46*; a. e; v. next w.
^JSb;2I2, ^^b^D pr. n. m. Tablai, an Amora. Y,
Erub. V* 25* bot.| (Sabb. 101* xbaa).Y. Sabb. VI,
8*
bot.; a. e.
nbniD, V. xbna II.
^^bnt3, V. "^sbsa.
"i^DlQ m. (tabellai-ius) courier.PI. T^"ib3a. Pesik.
E. s. 21 [read:] O'^J-iSD'^S "pins D3b h'S pipn ra^i lb 'a
the angels are His couriers, and His name is engraven
upon their hearts like a seal (v. Pesik. Bahod, p.
108'',
note 161); Midr. Till, to Ps. XVII ed. Bub. (corr. ace).
Sn^^SlQ ch. same. Targ. Prov. XXIV, 34 (h. text
3?DI2 I (b. h.; cmp. bna I)
1)
(act. verb) to sink,
drown. Gitt.
56''
iS3iab to drown him (sink his ship).
Ib. 13531: He drowned him; a. fr.
2)
(neut. verb) to sink,
he drowned. Ber.
16'' '31 lr5"^SD n>'3a if his ship went
down &c. Meg. lO''; Snh.
39'' '31
"i-^ynia
i-I^ niUS'O my
creatures (Egyptians) are perishing in the seaj and you
want to sing?; a. e.
Hif S'^aan to sink. Yalk. Gen. 120 pxn 'n He made
the stone sink down to the depth &c.; (Pirk6 d'E. El. ch.
XXXV, pxn nsaal; Midr. Till, to Ps. XCI, end ynai
nmx). Yalk. Ex. 241 DilliO DX ?'^3anb to drown the
Egyptians; a. e.
3?DI2 ch. same. Targ. Y. Gen. IV, 8. Targ. I Sam.
XVII, 49 ; a. e.Pes.
40'' '31 XSSa'n . . X3-1N a ship with
wheat sank &c. Sabb. lOS**
'31 'a xb th^VQ never was
yet a man drowned in the Lake of Sodom. B.Bath. 153*
n-^nix ssa'^b nn^ax (Ms. H. '3i '^staa n^b n-iox, Ar. n-inx
^xaa lb) said she, May his (thy) ship go under; a. e.
[Tai-g. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 29 "pl^sina some ed., read, 'an,
v. snn.]
Pa. Siaa to sink. B. Bath. 73* '31 raaicl xba the wave
which threatens to sink the ship. Hull. 60* Xla'^O xnx
SO'^a n'^yaa there came a rain and sank the provision
into the sea.
Ithpa. Sais'^K to be sunk. Targ. 0. Ex. XV, 4.
I^'DIO II [to round, shape, denom. 35aa, fr. which
s-'aa] \)to coin. Snh, IV, 5 (37*) msaa^a n^aa ?aia nix
'31, V. tinin; Y. ib. VI,
22''
bot.; a. e. Trnsf. to formu-
late. Gitt.
5'', a. e,
'31 isaauj saaTS's nsiu^sn ba he who
deviates from the formula of the deed of divorce which
the scholars have fixed, Ber.
40''
ri3iaa . . .'a . . , r\l'ii-Cir\ ba
he who changes the formula of benedictions which &c.
;
a. fr.2) to specify, mention explicitly. Num. E. s. 20
(ref. to Deut. XXVil, 12, sq.) .... "p'^si'a 'n-'t^ msiaa
JSJaia T\'''n xb in ordering blessings He mentioned them
(the people) . . . , but in ordering curses He did not
n^
619
loniiiMi iiiMi aplieltljr t Ctnth BttUk It 8^m9
rim
16}
Hub. li 173^. KM. Mum. IM rvsn l<rr.>
yZ'2 eh. MUM, to MVMM tkapt. Tfg. lYov. VIII,
:^*Zi^ m. (V.
99^1
II) I)
Mim, m^JUU MT 'I ^ 19^
euin puMNM, I. t. (HMi'a nuilioriijr M rMttgUMrfL
I Horn* itlttiMi (ufvmmMii u iiffur"!<l
''
6V^73
"
i.
rrr.p
. . ., ..... ^.,.. , . .*. V
Hi.-i"
tfl*' tup (U tn brolini) w44 IUelir 0'
,

, ,
- - - -f- -*
'
ti-
k.
kl. S) tkal tekkrk tM to t>t
' '>''
'
H. M Nb. Num. II. . U
-'
- ,::*.x "U^i c r
iitf lu the four fflomtnla of wbicli lb* I^ord rr
fee. (In Imor lUbr. : nalnrr, rA^rarler ; Kalmre.]
''3m Hi ^C^Zmi J^ I eb. Mill*,
.-.
y'.
0. Xxiv, 22 UvU (d. IC^cr-^
iiv* to|i, qiiul. ill |irc<t.). Tiirg. Y.
!
xrs9) Tarf. II Klb. VI, |o
'5'
1. B. MU.
46* 'S TP^b; ic^yi wbieh have
iMiip. lb. *i^
*:: "nn it eotwidtrsd m eoin (mo*
opp. to x'-'C rorcbJidiMw 8liba.
6^ 'Si *,mn
*&
h go* fkribtr (wboa* powr la
..j^ 'SI VS3n "s tb DabjrlonUn eoin
ih I could not ondanUadI wm Uio riiMlte.; a.fr.
"735. B.]its. & mco 'S Ma. H. R ^.1. .Ine-V
'ibliBhw tbal b bM foiuid 'coin*'.
N^... cC . II in.->b. rvrzz, Ai; li.
tbrougb ahipvrMk (wbieh lb* woouui bad
,iu.)
tin, west of Seppboris, Keab. Oiofr.
'6J.
Makbiii. 1. 3,
v. Wp^ar. To*f.
Mf.
Il 5;
>. IV, bg. 74'
TT3*3
Vr S"ns tb sjoasognc of T*

;
>.>
I>at.S2i r-rr"^ r^; Yalk. Dot, 4 772*^ ^C
irttb.

bot. yra'cb (Vr. CV:, t. lUbb. D. 8- a. L
fete ), mining in Totef. ib. IX (VI), 4, r. or
;:t;'T j.]
liri::
o. (prcd.) </ ri6oii, 7UoNi/-iY.
z'^,
V
Y*. Br. II, 4^ boU; Mcf. J4'' TTCOS "C
. to b rd:
V?..)-
riTZ^ f. (b. b.; Tlja II) rotHwf ioiM^ ry. Toaef.
^i t*. II. 1 "i* i'T sfnr "a a ring vkieb oaa
nd hi.o loins; r2SX br "S finger rint; SabbwU^.
Kel. XII. 1 r-!X
"::
oniamento! rin; r'wrp rraro "SI
OMd for bas;a or for gArmenta (for faitening);
a. fr^B-i*, w|.Hby. M. M^. t>m$t, R. a. t; . fr.-
MtkoHlj gi*a<i bjr if*t>*fr of IW iteg.
M' *L . to IT. ti.
- /I rtr^ laMk L
ct
a. rr.-Ak. riL W. ali. XVIll
'3
u
v
nar -TraiC
(*an t| M, mi
9f
tk rwrtmm, K tUm^ t|*. laMk
t<M^ boi.} a. fr. -y. Ik. Vlll a*4 If rvaiV Mi4
> *m^*^ {^^m.
iti. *y<MiiK.lt. a. ftS.
{.;i.<I sA^f TiLefiaaj b^
Yalk. f.
#;,
'-
T"
t"
'38
(aorr. aM.)i . jd.
"<".
. v. Taa I. . r. Beta. 11,
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wp > J
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^''''SIy*
*T-??
pr. ft. m. Ttttfrtea. Um BMa
r.' Talk. Pa. 7M (aoC r . . . .); Om. R. a, flf
. .., a* wS, M Um, t'cMk Ifaajtfiiayai.
Ni
> /Mf.
"7a3){ Paaik. E. addiV (ad. Ft,
'
MMoB a. L), a Mtniplk
.
r ;rgrP (
V) <*;
opp. irsep (KoWjiov) Um pailMpaala is tto iglrta of
Uia arma; enpi H^^uVa.
")"iZ^!^ (deaom. of-r9x:) (to bhwwih Om Itmglk fr
thmUer to bettp. v. Mace. 111. IS, a. Baft. a. L; Toaaf.
ib. V (IVX !&.] to taak a trmmtfrtmtr with a aUap eeaa-
iiiao8rte to bia aisa (v. l'^!v!). T. Toa V, 4f (ecpl.
CT^SQ, Miab. V. 5)
<
-^;u. Ar. . t. C^ (ad. l I
'
lUUU,
lead
wr
.^ifj, eaap. tr^t like tb* hmwmi of iba
laabar in eoort ; (eap. Bab. ib. &&* top ftSlUU.).
\Wm*
. ^M (b. b.); Tehttk, iba teatb SMMh of Uw Ha-
brew ealaodar, eoatahilaf tmwmtj tdmt daji^ aaijbif
beiereea tba ateoad of Deeeoiber aad Uw tvauj afartb
of January. Taif. BMb. II. Id. Targ. II Eaib. HI, 7.
Ib. 8 "S^ ^ncB I^UpV'J alore np tba mdtiaf aaoai ofT>
both (in tbeir eiatania).Taaa.
^ IL
-
Vttj yt....CS
aoapicioaa ia tba jaar wboaa TabeCb ia agly (anddjr
llrom beavy raioa); T'lij
"
!* 'TT wboaa Tabctb ia awidow
(witboot ratal, t. I^^).
k Jy f. (T. rqC5) (ta a)gMd tomiitio* -a.
K- a. J (ret to rsi,*Gi. VI, 2) TO-c^
r-r _ ::3
'T! jo Bi^y read faWatt (tbat tl*; wcra aU r|gb();
wben people bad aada tbe bride ready he
H^Zt2| T.
:^
rVJ^2, SUM Deal. 234 qaoc in Ar. (ed. VT),*- X;*S
Z*^M, Paaik IL a 43. t. nr^ .. t. uC-
]?t2 520 rr^rta
jJIG, Pi. 'jS'i-j,
V. '(S'^-J.
DinJlIS, D"1JI2 m. (tigris, v. Sm. Ant. s. v.) tiger.
Hull.
59'^ '31 rTi-iK 'a the tiger is the lion of Be-Ilai (the
mountains of interior Asia), 1. e. what the lion is in
other regions.
'
iD pr. n. m. Tadi, 'l: ("i?^), name of a northern
gate 'of the Temple. Midd. I, 3; 9; II, 3 (Var. "^TJ).
"l1ni2 m., nnlrip f. (b. h.; next w.) 1) clemi,
pure; not subject to levitical uncleanness. B. Mets.
86*
'an -jn^UJS ... 'a -jSiSttJ (Ms. nirraa) thy body is pure, and thy
soul expired with (the word) 'pure'; Snh. 68*.Kidd.
70''
'a 'a xna it^a
-|i3^''0T
and the sign (by which to re-
member which of the two families is of unblemished
descent) is, that with the name of an unclean animal
(raven) is unclean, that with the name of a clean animal
(dove) is clean; B. Bath. 91*. Kel. Ill, 7 'a n-iD-inm and
the person that touches the clay is clean (not affected
by levitical uncleanness). lb. IV, 1 'a is not subject to
levitical uncleanness; a.v.fr.

'a Jl'i, CjIS; !TTina flTora a

fish, a bird, a domestic animal permitted to eat. Hull.
XII, 2. lb. IV, 3 "iina minan if it occurs with an ani-
mal of the clean class, the person is levitically clean
;
a. V. fr.PZ. D'''i'ina, 'pl'ina; niiina. Kel. II, 1 'jn'ia'iu^B
'a the flat-surfaced among them are not subject to un-
cleanness.Ber.
2'' '21
'a n-iDnsrur Ms. m. (ed. cii-imaa)
when the purified priests enter &c. B. Mets. 6l''; a. v. fr.
"15112, "InlQ (b. h.; cmp. ins, -int) [to he bright, to
glitter,'] I) to be clean, pure, esp. to be levitically clean;
to be unsusceptible
of levitical uncleanness. Neg. X, 8
nnjt M3JU3 'aiU which has been declai-ed clean once. Mikv.
II, 2 'aUJ Sll-'IU IS until it is ascertained that it has be-
come clean. lb. Ill, 2 '31
"i^
n'^Jr^m ll^a'^l so that the
waters coming from above become cleansed from the
impurity of the lower waters. Neg. VII, 4 l^'a'a IHa'^l
and is declared clean from it (the last scall); a. fr.

2) to be cleared, removed. Ber. 2**, v. next w.

Pi. iri'^a
1) to purify, make (levitically) clean; to ab-
solve from sin. Yoma VIII, 9 '31 "ifiap ia who is it
that absolves you? lb. (ref. to Jer. XVli, 13) nip-a n^
'31 'aa as the ritual bath (v. nipo) cleanses the unclean,
so does the Lord &c.; a. fr. 2) to keep clean, guard
against contact with unclean things. R. Hash.
16*'
2"''^n
'31 1^S2 nx itia^ . . one is bound to keep one's self clean
for the festive days.3) to declare ^^ii'i^, to decide in favor
of
cleanness. Snh. 17* hot. '31 'ab SIT^UJ "^a one who knows
how to prove a creeping thing to be clean. lb. "JIIX "^SX
15'niTiaXI I will argue and prove it to be clean. Eduy.
VIII, 7 'abl Xyab to decide on unclean and clean ; a. v. fr.

Part. pass, "it^iaa, pi. d'^'iniap. Ber. 2"^,

v. preced.
4) to
become clean. Snh.
94'^
'a T''2 it becomes clean at once.
HuU.
60'J
lit)"^'^; Gitt. 38* lina, v. -jitTip.
Nif.
itia? to become clean. Tanh. Metsora 7 '31 fT^Ha?
she became clean on the eighth day. lb. n^rtaSI and
becomes clean; a. fr.
Hithpa. "itnafi to be cleansed, to cleanse one's self;
to amend. Yoma
38''
mix D'^S'^iOa nnab XS (Ms. M, 2
IJiarib) if one is willing to do good, he will be assisted;
Sabb. 104*; Yalk. Prov. 935 iriaiV; a. e. YomaVIII,
9 (85'') d-i-iljaiia arx "i^a ^JB^ Mish. a. Y. ed. (Bab. ed.
'Ut) before whom do you cleanse yourselves (from
sin)?; a. e.
iH^, inp ch. same, 1) to be clean (usually "^31).
Ber.
2''
X125 'ai, v. infra.
2) to be cleared away, be gone.
lb. 2*, sq. (ref. to Lev. XXII, 7 inal UJ^TUn xni) iK^T3
ura^ 'a . . . xob'i siaT^ 'a inai "^xni . . . "^sm how do you
know that this uba hash-shemesh means his sunset (the
finished sunset of the seventh day, v. Ms. M. in Rabb.
D. S. a. 1.), and v'taher means, the day is gone; may be
uba &c. means the approach of his evening (beginning
sunset. Tosaf. a. 1.; Rashi: the arrival of his (eighth)
morning), and v^taher (referring to the man) means, the
man becomes clean (by means of his sacrifice, Rashi).

3)
(denom. of X'^H'^a) to be noon-time. Yoma 59*, a. e.,
V. X'^H'^a a. next w.
Pa. ina to declare clean. B. Mets.
84'' inji'ina he
declai-ed them clean.
iriU or in!2 m. (b. h.; preced. wds.) 1) the pure,
real surface (of gold). Yoma V, 6 nnia "b^ inna bs" (or
ilfia) immediately on the top of the golden altar (free
from coals or ashes, v. X'^lb'^a). Men. 97* b\23 lina 1=3
'nblU3 (Ms. M. 'birn "b^) immediately on the golden
table.
2)
(cmp. tim) the centre
of
the front. Yoma
59*
(one opinion explain. Tiyco buJ lIHa, v. supra) iT^abs
rQtiai the centre of the altar front, as people say, ina
X^ri XSbs "iini X-irfa 'the noon-light shines' meaning
by tihara the middle of the day; ib. 15*; Zeb.
38''.
nn-j, s"int2, ^ir\u, ^"i^nrtD, ^nnn-^ v.
sub 'nia.
iTiniD or ri"int2 f. (b.h.'a; preced.wds.) 1) clear-
ness of the sky after the rainy season. Ber. 59* fiXlin
J:in'ina2 S'^pl (or 'tian) he who sees the sky in its re-
stored brightness (Ms. F. 1"iniaa, v. Itl'^a). Ib. ITiXIS
nn-inan i'^p-i (Ms, M. mnan di^ir isnj; Yalk. Is. 335
i"i!ia2 D'^^TT tixi3, corr, ace).
2)
pureness, condition of
levitical cleanness; purification. Sabb.
152'' 1^3 lb n:n
'an nnx
six
'an x-n n-o -jb nn^ Ms. M. (v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note) give her (the soul) to Him as He has given
her to thee, as He (has given her) in pureness, so give
thou &c. Snh. 68*, v. "lina. Ber.
16* (ref. to Num.
XXIV, 6)
'31 'ab nx^ia^a . . . ^-bn n^ as the rivers raise
man from a condition of uncleanness to one of cleanness,
so do the tents (schools) &c, Ab. Zar.
8* 'an V'S
"iimy
encouraging idolatry, though from no impure motives.
Yoma 72''; Men. 110* 'an niin l^lbn he who studies
the Law in (sexual) purity.Snh. 1. c. "|iTi3 nM 'jr'^Jnal
and their purification (immei'sion) is performed in what-
ever condition they are (whole or torn); a. v. fr.Esp.
'a or HJlipii rr^iia observance
of
levitical rules original-
ly prescribed for the handling
of
sacred food; also
(mostly in pi.) secular food so prepared or pretended to
be so prepared; v. -inn.Gitt. 62* 'an n"y nbn 'pu;iy'px
you must not separate the priest's share under levitical
Wi^
ftfl
>r ft BUM illWlW (kMMW* II mlglit >
i)(
Tout Daa. in* i. bb. ir ti x
'W Air tiM mMom of otHMTvUm ilk ntm
for MMlar fbo4 Imm
nmi Aa
v?<}i
rm iim4 lo
a Mt mH'
' r*4lrd fbr mmwi
i. . ._.,. .--fj^. Ttowf Dm. I. c rn
^ 0} TW OM miMt iM>( prpMf to<t4 wiili olMrT*
n
uf IvvIiImI prMOllota ^tt tm^ v. fopm. Bw. 11^.
M.I. A*'
s^
-
wog t) Vs nil
oltfMl* wIMi R. . .
'>!. n. M 'St *
n^kvo ni
itMlly pw
p
f>4 UHMgb ft
. rr.^roMrofA. Of rUrrA. <-
v..
-i. aaoi* of III* atsili order of Um
uimh nnd TM*fi Ca
^no), iiimI of OM inwUM of
' nrtlvr.
s;'
V, IS.
1 (b. b.) to ir
foW, /n,
//i^ a*3n 1) In prtpttt oof/If, AuM, lini. Oob. A.

lb . M (ply o Waaf*n^ Ooik XXXTI.

^ r:r3 tboy wor* 4nmmt of ktobj mv
naotrM la booor of Um
rMd wosMB Ibr Choir
iiiiitfi 0. . lUp. (rmjn nt) m lo Mms alwm ttr
;>. Yoiim IIJ, 4 a*3r^ lb. I, S. lb. 14^ 3*9**;
I .V. rq;;n.
8) fo forM o ilream mmlo good (Mjing;
t
gnod dioam'). Bor. M^ 'Vi OBa H^n^;
a In Uio prwo< of tbrao poitoM, and
^ 4 triM^lrnil. lb. IX, s arcn
uid boaoAooBi. Toon, tt* . .X^
ro<1uod in Jobnob Um bonodietion
.-
k'
< .^v. on tb grooo oAor UMOl).Kidd.1,10
'Z-n^ good will bt <lun to him; a. tt.Btrt Hof.
:. q. .
'i 3*^ to imfirtm (Mi^ to till ofUmtr (Mm inaal.
tV,
35i>
top '31 wq^ if. fir ho Uaprorod a
ilttd Ac.
\i/A;>a.
a'*!V^ to 6 Ja
y
iOiiA ShobLlY, ; TomC
ill, 10; a. .DoDooi. ar"Q.
Il^, 31^ Ob.. Ptu a9, ^/'- 3*^ to io good, to
r. Targ.Y.IEx. XXni.Siq-^?^; Y.U JCt^.V.a?;.
21:2 II m.. ni1:2 r. (b. b.)
1) ^omI; a good thing.
. & (rr. to P. XXXIX, 3) 'n H^ 'a
TM tndor foorf
Torab i meant, lb. SO** t; rm n this rofcr* to a
dipnaation; a. r. fr.3X3 sr (abbr.
3"**)
fmUooL
I, 1 ; a. fr.an:
*=
(rf. to 0n. I. 4) da^-iime.
S*.Br. y. S (S3*>)
'='<
s^s ^ th.v nam* be praiaod
Uie good (thou doost).a*s^ -rr, . n;t.rtaxj
TT,
T5.
i. ^S''"^, f. rrs-b. Br. I. o. (S4* oinitt. in MishO
"TCM^
-c^xn he who sajrs ia prayer, The good proiae
thee, lb. IX. 9 "s mmca, . rrrsz; . x. ft-. V.rcrs.
*
s^^ Toeef. Shdu II, It "a ^of
r. Tsn "aia rfprttaUatmo of the
towu. Me^. -I*.
2^ u). ( b. h.
; preoed.) gootbteu, good. Bar. 44* TOA
r^:: to be ati<>fie4l oat of it (the Uiid*s) riehoe; a. o.
iC)TO m, dk. mmo, good, go$hmt, oMOvy.
Tuf.
U 1. If.
TMf. Hi XJUOU. tf| a.f^.f)(MdiH| to |i
roanr *7>S1 &{. oeed like
'^'9
lamf^l, kUmfdf
Targ. 1
'
>t
II K' ^ un "V^vi
WMIi ^'w.. ^in. *#*MU.
^+- ' ,--.
Torf, fMv.
XXYIII. 14 Tari t* I. 1} a. f^.-fah. r . tfntli^
r. Yoaia IV 41* l<>p -TO "TTS. . WT^Vj ^ fr^
) MirA. mumg. **rg. Nah.
41^ fO T
.
*'
'm
-^
ym mM
tMh (had flHMjr foMBM to oihri Iw. M^ IC3*^ r"*^
"a vwy UMtr ai hootc^h. If* IB warn mm^ by dto
BOMo of Ahha. Ih. *t^ ^V ti oMajr Hfhia (oototo);
a. tr.^FL 9m.
r^
omtv. Y. ftah t
-^
r KiU
I.
!* top 'O rv*V Mfher pfto.
JTjIO fc (b. h^ r.
ai II gmd,
I. b4i.4^llk3* bs^fera o4
llbotal hwrtod te. lee. 41*
'9
ty) hM lapattod. Teh 47% aq 9
'3 9^ K^
Uiey oaaaol etaad eiiher tou aHKh ptoogohly or 4*.;
a. fr,- Ar^ts^ KMd. 40* ro"n 's tho oibc of
gooddoidcia. tt.%)fmo9r. o(.47^itl^]aapB
ippOlS ^Bpmo^ (read: ^9fi^Wf9% vhos ihooi
BiiHuroiM who aajr, 1 aotopi Uijr feeoi' tad 1
pTMiaio Uiy teror^ (la oAdal llfc); ToaaC ih. XIT, 1
ifl^^ia T^J'WiUI
TT-*^
....
i
a. fr.'99 oa m fmotr. La.
tagtdtd to ho rtr
y
racm/od, "SS 1^ aaf a^prcfad Aai
8hoM. IV, 1; t; a. 0. ni||n rrs Un hoaaii of a
plaaaara. L a. I&a mJkf^etUm'whkk om ftth < ot%*
iiy Mid4%. Faa. 4* a. a. TD
71 <
Um haaait o#
patttaff a paraas vadar ohHgalios ia aoaal
oralioa ia Moaay; a. ^^--4) farffaafiaa, pa
&. e. 8 w;^ijJ rism nrre ^ by farai^
viU; Tiaah. Tayaah. 4. T. Ah. Car. I, 4^ hot ro aran
TSXaa who he looked at her iarolaatorily; a. flr<T^iO
r?
(V.
T?)
Uberoaig. Mad. ST
'91
9
*& ra VD vm
liboral wiUi Um Law (ttel had hoaa gieaa to hi|, arad
ho garo it to lara^
^1Q
(r. aett w.) pr. a. bl Tohi. M. Cat. If* -a ai^
H3PU ^Q.
rral!3 (b. h.) pr. a. ai. 7M^. Tofttea. Kidd.
7*
'B
-Q
XO. a aUTo. Koth. 8S^ 'S "n; two by tba aoaM
of T. Pea. 118*. a. a, . "V^.. Lev. R. .
1. h^g.;
80c IS* (oBo of tho aaoMa ofMoaaa).
Kw ita m. (T. nao)
Kath.'4^; Kadth. IS^ U
'
j r i ti
t
M>3T:2, Beta. If*, laad: ite.
]b^lQ m. (V^I) teOrr.Pr. a-:53*s.
Toedl Yad. I.
0
Tar., t. Vaa I.
fer32'u2 (MTDla) pr. a. pL TiAomgo
7e0ri
Tbeef/Shobi. YlC\i Poe. S*; Srab. St* ^-aOl
p^lUv.yacs.
of aO eholara.
*3Vavk
5ynit3
522 nitD
SD2?3l^ m. (sn-J I) flood. Targ. Y. Gen. VI, 17 ; a. fr.
(0. .s'^DEVJ).
"'--JlITiS
I m. (preced.) land submerged hy a flood.
Taan. 10* '^5^21'i
X^T
'12 better flooded land than rain-
less land.
^::?niDii=^Dirn-j.

T :
I

i^rnVJ f. ch. =h. nnii:, blessing. Targ. Y. I Dent.

XXXII,' 50. [Targ. Jud. V, 26 some ed,, read Nnai:.]
SJllIi] f. (toga) toga, Roman goivn. Sifr6 Deut. 234
M'^h "jnB; Yalk. Deut. 933 xa""^; Treat. Tsitsith(ed.Kirch-
heim p. 22) ,1J"'"ian (corr. ace.).P/. ni'Sia. Sifr6 1. c.
quot. in Ar., s. v. aa : 'DT
"iS'^X
ni'^aa (read : '510) togae are
exempt from tsitsith.
T : T T
S?T1I3, V. KtE-J (a. next w.)
J'^'jn.IQ,
IlIQ
m. (=517 3-J, V. saiT) merry company,
picnic of young men. Ab. Zar.
14'*
'b3 (Ms. M. XTliaa)
'the son's feast' of which K. Judah speaks (Tosef. ib.
I, 21) means a picnic (not a wedding). [Perles Et. St.
p. 11 refers to Pers. tuii. tusi, Arab. ""^Tin.]
miip, niD m. (rr^ II) pressing the boiv, shot,
shooting distance.

PI. cnllLj, 'n"B. Gen. R. s. 53 (ref.

to 'iniiT33, Gen. XXI, 16) h-^Xi nUJpa 'a "inu ('Eashi' a. 1.
nilT^IJ) two shooting distances with the bow are a mile
(Is-'O) ; Yalk. Gen. 94.
1 1
U,
part. pass, of rtlD.
^nia, !j<mt3, n^nu, v. sub
'^-j.
T : T ! -
T : -
D M U m. (0113; cmp. Taw;, Pers. tavus, v. Lydd. Gr.
Diet. 8. V.) peacock. Gen. R. s. 7, end. Tosef. Kil. I, 8
'Dl 'o ^15D"in Var. (ed. Zuck. miM, corr. ace.) the cock,
the peacock and the pheasant, although resembling each
other, &c.; Y. ib. I,
27''
bot.; B. Kam. 65* (Ms. H.DlSta);
Y. ib. V, end,
5=^
rp1.rj(?), P/. Cl'^pV'J,
rtplJ'L?.
Pesik.R.
addit. 8. 1 (ed. Fr. p.
193"^). Yalk. Esth.
104'^
)W bUJ
'::
peacocks made of ivory.
SDI^^, Jj^DlTbQ ch. same. Targ. II Esth. I, 2.
Y. Ab. Zar. Ill, 42" top (expl. Adrammelech and Anam-
melech, II Kings XVII, 31) ':l 'O peacock and pheasant.
Sabb,
130=^ '31 "Jl KU:"'^ Ms. M. (Ms. 0. NOIN'O, ed. in-
corr. KHIIlJ) the head of a peacock cooked in milk.

PL "pav-J, TBII-J, 'p1-J. Targ. Ez. XXVII, 15 (h. text

Q'^Dmn).' Targ. I Kings X, 22 (h. text Qiisn).
JjiSTlt^, V. KB^a.
T :
- TT I
DimiiQ, Dl:a^i< 'u (t^^iyi^, dIdd) pr. n.
(Taupo;) Taurus Amanus (v. nj^ax II, 2) corresp. to
Hor-Hahar. Targ. Y. Num. XXXIV,'?, sq. (0.
X-il'J in).
Targ. Y. ib. XX, 22; 25; Targ. Y. I Deut. XXXH, 50(!)
(Y. II a. 0. X-il-J -iin).
mV^, nip f. (stem iTJ, TJ, cmp. inu; cmp. Arab.
tavi) [clearness', entptiness,] {si(i.v.)ivith an empty stomach,
without meal, fasting. Dan. VI, 19.Pes. 107*, v. n'^a
Ber.
55* 'O xVn nibn V2 Ms. M. (ed. xbl) no dream is to
be feared in which fasting plays no part; [Ar.: every
dream has some reality, except that which one dreams
while fasting].
niTj, sm"ii2, V. Disiii, Koii-j.
niI2 I (b. h.) 1) to cover tvith a cohesive substance,
to plaster. Part, na M. Kat.
7^ j-'-ja n-j is-^xi but puts
no clay on. Cant. R. to VIII, 6 niaa "^fia roof-plasterers.
Neg. XIII, 1 Piai and plasters the spot over; a. fr.

Part. pass, rila coated, covered tvith viscid or glittering

matter. Midd. IV, 1 SnT2 'M coated with gold; (Num.
R. s. 12 niB3).Nidd. 24* ninii: I'^SSn (Rashi nin'J) when
the face of the embryo is covered over (no features
distinguishable).
Nif. mzsni to be pasted on, to stick. Y. Kil. VI,
30'"
top nnia*^? X'^m and it (the fig) stuck (against the wall);
Y.Sabb. XI,
13* bot.
'3
fT'tll (coiT. ace). Tosef. Kel.B.Mets.
II, 17 rzyj-'h some ed. (ed. Zuck. hv^'^h, corr. ace), v. infra.
Hif.
j"'-jri 1) to plaster, to polish. Hull. 25*
. . . T^rsi
'31 n-'an^ (in'pn^) (Tosef. Kel. 1. c.
ni::"iV, v. supra)
which wants polishing, v. tJSrJX. Bets.
9* '31 155 ry^'^^^
he needs the ladder for plastering his roof. [Tosef. Kel.
B.Kam. IV, 19, sq. [read:] rT^^n bis^ DN, v. rp'^.]~2) to
cast mud, trnsf. (with or without Q'^-.m) to speak rebell-
iously, to reproach (with ^53 or '^^3). Taan. 25* ; Meg.
22^ a. e.
'31 n"ip^
bx dVlsb one must, in his prayer,
never reproach the Lord. Ber. 3l'', sq.Gen. R. s. 53
(ref. to iiri-JT33, Gen. XXI, 16)
'31 nr!-J^3 'as if thrustin.;
reproaches against the Lord; Tanh. Vayetse 5. Ex. R.
s. 3. B. Bath. 134* '31 "h^ 'H Ben U. insulted me.
nlD ch. same, to plaster, smear. Pes. 30*, v. X'^ri'^a,
Af.
n-JX 1) same. Zeb.
95''
inux (Ms. R. 2 irrjl), v.
Xiri"'a.
2)
(with 'pi!?3) to talk rebelliously. Targ. Y,
Gen. XV, 6.
niD II (v. -^n-j) to press, squeeze. Hull.
109'' inc
bm3a presses it against the wall (to make the milli
flow out).

Part. pass, nia squeezed in. Num. R. s, IC

(ref. to Job XXXVIII, 36)
'31 ninrj -p^a ni-iVsn llsx thai
means the kidneys which are wedged into the body
Hif.
nipn
1 ) to press, squeeze, knock against. Ber.
34'
'31
'n ib^bx (Ms. M. TT^sn, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) i
Ben. Z. (myself) had squeezed his head between his (th(
son'.s) knees (praying for his recovery). Gen. R. s. 2(
'31 Ij'^ap bTinn he knocked his head against the wall
Yalk. ib. 30 n'^pnb. Ohol. XVII, 2 :r?On 'H struck (witl
the plough) against a rock. B. Kam.
28'' '31 in-^nilsa T
he struck (with) his bottle against the stone ; Y. ib. Ill
3"=
top, V. nnpn.Tanl . P'kud^ 11 '31 Q1T'3B iniunUJ ",1^
yffn
638
V^
wht tUy ba4 |w
i
<t llMir Amw AmNB all tUm (lMi4
tit vin iriwl h. '!),-t)l<^yiii>>iiw tltj^,
4r 1PCH3 ti lu. M. (td. vmrn).
s-^'.r^ ,<<M lik Um mMk ovar iIm Amm* '< > <
'^mM r. t>t. (prMvdj mtlkimiH, v. n|f]9.
UiT2 m. (onoHuitop.) hhit om Ikt httm, M. fULf*
:'
~OM *:} blow btnda (proeUimiftf MotMUMHitaMioii).
i< I A biiiw unb)iiil.
sr)^b:;1:3
r. pi. {^vn Vft^ h^mteu or
at
Mir,
nrbor. Tars. Y. Imv. XIX, I0| IWf. Y. 11 0u'
*'LI 1 t. t, ;, ;
: r
--
.
sbi>. VI, 1. )>i. lU a;'-, V
1.. VI, 7*
B^ 7^5 irn -SI
omcthiiig which i pat on by woomo
( 111* tolafolk (by mta, . lDrni).->/Y.
lb. IV (V), 6. Bap. pL n^Rpa |>A^
-^
< Dat. VI, S, a. ) slipt of
tiona and put in ib ou-
i iii<< r iwtiii iv.
*,*
h. Bo. . 17 vmo rtQ
-'it -rs rx
-2
r::-x ilin on tbo hmd oob-
lour iniicriptio; < on tlM band. Sob. XI,
")J
a. e.
^rC^i^ eh. Mi.., ...<.,., ..^HOMCiii. T
x-r'^TTS hraeeUt (h. text mw::)..-
factrrift, v. precd. Targ. Eih. VI i
. Targ. Es. X3UV, 17; 23 (h. te* >.
AKt. 15*; Keth. e**).
""t^i n^Mi rn* > (b. h.) [to go to ONil 6dk, omp.
^ '-"^s ^ to'ipin. Keth. VII, t p^aa rtyo the pins in
t. lb. 7^ . -rn U. ToMf. Toh. IV, 11:
mmp. iv" 'a> in^:^ )mD linn which a nMBfltraant
I
.AH. jMt.. ^<r9> Kit IX, 8 xm w 'a tpon or
T. XjK^ 8abb. 79* ; a. .V. -^
I eh. nune. Denom. Kr^*n*:U'^
U n.
^^;^ (. preced. wds.) [to fMmJ to roMf.
^ Is. XLIV, 16 (ed. Wil. nra); a. fr.Pavt. paw. "n^
str. "S. Targ. Ex. XH, 8, !.Qitt. W^ Ti M
'
^Xj^
i him roast it in a suiithy; a. fir.
Af.
~j<
same. Bets.
4*
'n nr*.*s;p Tna M it per-
roast them to-day Iw.
, . ".5" to be rootled. Pee.
78'
"S^ ^tfT
which
t4*4*. 1* titeot.t t. T. A.
Mf flUM/. K.
'9
a ma*'
I?*- Utpr
H^^ M. pl.
(T9)
9pkmlm mmtmtmk, wfUtrw. L*
R. a. M (MpL rwa, Job XXXVtll. M) 'Sa (Ar
irxroa; Mnp, ua Job. L .);
v., bor,
K?^
Tv^
rrrr. rrrsf r-.:!..,.
;y. bkT4^
lb. 7r; a. fr
iZl K V-^
o
to mOt aAo^ to W < Mmm; to
rfi/oj^ Mr** id/: 8oh. lOfl* THA Vrfi wo ebnO wntli
about in paradiM. Snee. U*' rsrcs V
'
^
'
Ji ad
miof
himeeir 1
~ '
8abb. XVI (XVII;, It; Toerf. BMa.
11, 10.
V.
Taah. Ki ThkM 3; a. fr.-S/ to bmIv
iraa. lb. ',=:; *;rr7p tbo wadaei walk by thj eM*

^^ eh. MM, to Mtt a*dl, itriie. Ttg.im.

U
ii
(h. tKt bns; cap. Tare. lb. VUI, It).
Bm. V<!9 I) to wft, Crwtcf. Twg. Y. 0n. XXIV. tl.
Taif. Y. Norn. XXII, tO. Tkrf. Pe. LXVIII, t HTJT^
(d. Wil. Vs; h. text TW); a. fr.~t) ai prteed. PL
Tarf. Y. 0. Ill, 8 (h. tat ^irrox.Y. Ber. DI. r,
a.fr. 'TiTy^rri were walktofaboMte. B.Bah.fl^
"^
^V*.'?
^'^ "^ when boye and gMa need to ptoy Ac
Soee. 53* 'n map '90 nri (Ar. ^tes) wae
porUiif be-
fore to)., T.
V^;
a. Ar.3) to irim e, 9tmi mtmf. Ttef.
V. Dent. XXIV.
1 ; S (ed. pr. Vtt*, eoir. ace.).
>!/: V^ to COM* to frmdL Taif. Pn. LXXTIll, if
M*. (ed.
y^).
>Ti2lI, M3iM m.
t:?:;j
=
h. rs. .?, ^ .;.,.'-/
Tarf. Jnd. IX, 36; a. fr. Yoma T*** uz
;.- .. ...
shade.Ottt. 17* 'Sn r^^wss >R eitlMr Id ne Uve in thy
shadow (proteetion) or in the shadow of the eon of
Esau (Borne). Snh. 18^ nnct 's: in the shade of a
Af-
tree; Y. B. Hash. II, 58^ top rrp *3SS; Y. Snh. I, W
hot, roii Vxa (oorr. aee.); a. Dr.Pf.'x^sts. -ic. ttof.
Jer. VI,
4; a. e.Tarf. b. tX, I iC--= ""rt: rTC ed.
LafT (<>* "d. L
-
/j
^
!j>u in one word, h. text I
'
S^X
t.
Pee. 111^ 'n "s rrr:n there are fire shades (wheee de-
mons dwell); a. e^-V. idfo.
S
^
1^ m. (capL ""B^a) ra^ tied aronnd the
tefsr.
Mea.ld
-=3
-raw At. (ed.rnT:^; T.B.&toKeLXXVIl,
4> At fur trine Ac.
6*
. xniti'^bio 524
01t3
T
T
sabr^
I m., srabr.: f., constr. nrv^-j (dVj)
{j)atii8 aqueus ac mollis, P. Sin. 1477] cake, loaf. Targ.
Job. XXXI, 17 '^anbn "J Ms. (ed. only ^dhr^); a. e. i
Targ.Esth. Ill, 2 Cin^l "J ed.Lag.;Yalk.ib,105'^S<^nDTa
[Y. Snh. II, 20<^
bot. i<ttba dti:^, v. K^abu.]P/.
TP^VJ,
"'"oWi^. Targ. I Kings XIV, 3; a. e.Meg.
15^'
12^1^2
xnhsn Ms. M. 2 (ed. only '^'oVaa) for loaves of bread.
[Ar. s. V. tpf quotes, in Hebr. diction, (play on Josh.
XV, 24)
'31 '(I'l^aVrj {rjifi^an h^ ed. Koh. (oth. ed. "p^abrj,
ji^Vla) he who lends bread to the poor, will be raised.]
SQ51I2 II oppression, v. X^I^M.
pDiablia, V. next w.
I
"P''Q*1I2 (IroXixrjaev, fr. ToX|xa(o) he dared. Gen.
R. s. 41, beg.; s. 52 (ref. to Gen. XII,
17) [read:] 11 ^'J
'31
X2G^b a^pab 'a because he dared to come near the
shoe of that matron; Y. Keth. VII, end,
31''
p^h'J'i ^r
n'son SJ^b (corr. ace); Yalk. Gen. 69.
Yalk. Josh. 31, read iWb.
IJ51I3 m. crab-apple (cmp. Syr. UJba, P. Sm. 1482).
P/. lobrj. Ber. 40^
(expl. -pTITW of Dem. I, 1).
DID (v. ap-j) to
fill up. B. Kam. SI** HBSJ G'j if one
filled up again one hand-breadth ( of the depth of the pit).
UV^ ch, same. Targ. II Kings III, 19, v. Dap.B.
Kam.
50=^
JT^b d-iNuT ns (Ms. M. d^ax
Af., v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note) until he fills it up.
Ithpa. D'^'^a'^X to he filled up. Erub.
79=
nia"*tt'^53^
"Xp the intention is that it be filled up (with the pebbles).
^^iDVJ f. (b. h. nsjtia; x^:-j) uncleanness, eap.levit-
ical uncleanness, v, nnna. Pes. 19* Dili nx-Qiia unclean-
ness of hands by touch. Eduy. II, 1, v. SX. M. Kat. b'^
'21 nxilp 'a the uncleanness (the unclean spot being
marked) call.? unto him warning &c.; a. v. fr.P/.nixaia
Kel. I,
1 ; a. v.' fr.
nNZJlU f. ch. (hebraism; preced.) unclean woman,
menstruant. Targ. Ez. XXII, 10. PL xnxasi'j. Targ.
Is. XXX, 22.
"
'
I
D1Q1I2 (DiD'^12) m. (TOfio;) 1) scroU, roll, tome.
Tosef. B. Kam. IX,
3*1
'31
h^ 'Lia with a roll of papers
in his hand; Y. ib. VIII, beg. G**; Sifra Emor Par. 14,
ch.XXmiiaDa^::,'aD''a'^-j (read: niT'-'S bUJ "J or Pil-iattJ);
Yalk. Lev. 658; a. e.2) document, record. Y. Hor. Ill,
48='
bot. 'ia
TTK-i at the head of the list ; Lev. E. s. 5 '
'a ;rx-iS Ar. (ed. only ttJK-Q). Gen. R. s. 25 beg. "jina t
'31 ')Oia"'a in the record of the righteous; Yalk. ib. 42;
Yalk. Chr. 1072 'j'lDiaip
pi. P^. "ppiaic!, nioiai-j, "^a.
I
Pesik. Zakh. p.
27=^
[read:] '31 '"J basi (or "jCia'^a) he took
I
the lists of the tribes &c.; Tanh. Ki Thetse 9. Y. Snh.
X, 28* top Dri''niD?3b . . . DfT^niaiU C]X even their names
disappeared from their books of records, Ex. R. s. 15 !
'31
"fDlasn X-^riin (corr. ace; Tanh. Vaera 5 X";tnS:i) 1
brought out the lists of the deities. 3) census. Lam. 1
to II, 2 tt^5S3 . . . Da*ia T\^T^ their census had to be carrie
to Jerusalem on a wagon; [Y. Taan. IV, 69* bot. '^'Z^s
read Dialan or OiD3"ip].
D^mu^U m. (redupl. of dap) a person whose geni
als are hidden, or undevelopped; one tchosc sex is ui
knoivn. B. Bath.
126'* '31 Sip5^ '-J a tunitum who wi
operated upon and was found to be a male. Bice. IV,
(Talm. ed.); a.e.[Midr. Till, to Ps. I; Yalk. Prov. 9
dVisn 6<in 'a, v. oiaai-j:nx.]P/. "paiaai-j. Yeb.
64'
bo
(not ^aaaia).
Jj^n^^!)^
m. pi. (dlM; cmp. dnd, ^no) secret, hidde
place. Targ. Y. II Deut. XXVII, 15 (later ed. X^'naVJ
nVaiD,v. ni*ani-j.
pp^mD, V. lip^ap.
Jj^lPQItH m. (25ap) 1) secret place. Targ. Job. XL, l;
2) hidden treasure.PI. X'yarj. Ib. Ill, 20.
cS lU^U m. (lap, cmp. preced.) secret, hiding plac
Targ. y! Deut. XIlI, 9. Targ. Y. I, ib. XXVII, 15 ; a. fr.-
Pl. X^narj. Targ. Ps. X, 8; a. e.; v. X'jaVJ.
jrav.isp.
'^2y2 I (=S3!iSJp; "(yp) 1) burden, load; bag. Tarj
Y.Gen.XLIV,l,sq.(h.text nnnax). Targ. Y. Ex.XXlII,
a. e.Ber. 61* 'a "^m xbn Ms. M. (ed. "'T'a) when he i
not carrying a load. Sabb. 92* '31 "^^TiaT 'a hzn ever
load which is lifted on poles &c. ; a. fr.
2)
(v. njss
argument. Zeb. 32''
"Jlaa I borrow thine own ai
gument; R. Hash. 4*; Hull. 132^
top (Rashi derives i\
''pa: 'we have reached thee').

PI. '(''?!ia. Targ. Y. Get

XLIII, 23.
!J<^1I2 II m.=!!tbsia (V), shade, shadow. Ber.
56 '^
(\
vers, in Rabb. D. S. a. 1. Ms. M. a. note).
D1D1I2, Y. Ber. IX, 1^^
bot. D1B11 'a, v. biS'isia.
DJ/iU pr. n. pi. (Tunes) Tunis in Northern Africa
Sifr6 Deut. 320, v, x;;-i3n3. _
*Targ. Y. Ex. II, 3 sninil
'aT (prob. meaning ""Sa; some ed. d3 . .
.) a Tunesiai
box (h. text xaa),
0^13 (b. h. u;ia)
[1) to glisten. Denom. Oirp.-
2)
(cmp. Ci^n)] to
fly
swiftly.Y. Taan. IV,
69'^
nxn: xl
'31 Da CjIS no bird has been seen flying in all Palestine
Lam. R. introd. end. Deut. R. s. 6 r)l2J3 Dai . . aoi"
goes straight like an arrow, and swift like a bird. Midr
Till, to Ps. XC, 10 -ppai -pirn
,"'15
they pass, hasten and fly
a. fr.
Pi.
Di*p
same. Koh. K. to IX, 7 'al "itni 'a he flev
to and back.
Sif.
D'ip.'i to cause to
fly,
to bring on by flight.
Rutl'
R. to IV, 1 'SI iO^an the Lord would have made hiui
bU
Ay Mid broafflit litn* <u> (ItaplMt). Om, B.a.M,4,
it. to 1. 1*
yqr-
'
"**'' 1*^^ <**'
A.
pxn (Mfr. Mt.) IM wiafttf ilMMi . rr,
II.
'
^
k, MUM.
Tf.
Job V, 7 (Ito. voit a,!^^
. .. . .'^. v%
0^.
eiq. lb. XXXIX, It. IWg. II
KmiU. I, V ro*^ r^3^
<rMMl!
r^8)A.-TMf. U XVUl,!
I
I.iMi.OIKnlia.Ar'YYl.XYI.IIf*to.liq^Mni
iho Kiul kovM* ovtr Um bol/ 1 Y. M. KM. Ill*
**
boU; Uv. n. . 11} (Om. R. . 100 MOTT},
/\i. 0^ I) HUM. Tmv. II luut. L. ryrrf i m.~
to (wwM to /i;^.
Twi Y. DMt. XXTIll. 4t. (lb.
m O^, rmMl: 0*%}. v. Mpr.|
CP,
Kp^ V. Mb
^
'***-
fAMVIMMMiM. T>rg. Prov. I, JS (ad.
S!^*^^ in.
(VTr
ID tmrini. toad;
^f.
Twf. 0.
xxiu,
n
a. tt.i V. ii;3 1.V. aq^9p.
^^
eh.b. q^ I) (to dUiirJ to cmm to fA m^
/(Mr, /lo(. ftuMIt M/>. Part. epK^ tr^. Tmrg. Y. Drat.
Y. 0*0. XXVIII, 10 ; . .Kob. B. to .
S
It)
'3^
^V rrvsta rt^^ Miriam's wU cmm
'Ab. 11. ; 8aco. 63*. v. inrhbY. Bbbi. IX, M*;
ik. B'lliiUl. p. 8f^ ep^ rm th* oorpto mb p to
MirfAC*. 0D. B. . 81 (ia Bbr. diet.) Ttn
rf^p
'
my mind in vaa nrioMiiag (1 baoaaia prood,
m. (t.i) (dwon. of cpo) to drtji; to te <-
O. Qa. XLIX. IS; a. .-Kvtb. 111^ tgAn
. WM drippiag he Y. Tao. Ul, and,
87'
TTn th world would bavo ba floodad. Oaa.
... Yalk. lb. 57 "SI ra 1^ it (tba motuii OvriatoB)
N
not flooded by tb waters of lb* flood; a.t.{Tarf.
^ XI, S8 iwon, T. S3:j a. tff^
a9 I) to dirtti M# wnfhm
,
to mmifm
-Oit.88''iop
or te.S) to
'0
turn IN mlt iiteetiom$. Kath.
80^
rtrrz, . infra) with tartlsas
JM'
f. r. infra.
>fr. rs:) 1) to Mafa /Cms. Tarf. Drau
sr-r -t-rr Ar. s. t. Q3 I 'with drip-
a /Tool. Ab. If, 8
- ,-:---- 1- *^'mck (oth. ada.
\ edf.'T'Cnrj
"
wasMsa
idc tba*
float
nd its
:u^ Strack ramds
TT^
rtetioHs.
*V. 1.-1. > I
M(.
140
v;or food).
DiDiX V' oq a. Ofi,
TO r^^bv
M MMM aat ttvlfM* UliM)
Willi aa \n%4^^'n ii<i *aa foar faava aattort^ tb^lr
ghwai
* t9mi. Ik. II. t)i
y. Ife. T. ir to^ (llalflk
H8lii><t aar . villi Mi8 v. aiflaiaat faa aMHt aal
8V ttf4 ! iiiji^illii Ml alter Mala.]
n^lS ai. (v. prill 1.1 aa afMNr pfoal Hfca cka Oal>
oaMlai y^> fV<4< (llik
V*T
Afafei, Mteiaf H
Si laad ilaillar la bafr.') K4 I. 1. TWI Taai I, t;
TataC lb. I I. sq. rm cX. & i Tbal Taai L ai ^aatas
rati). TBW<.llakWklll.8frra TaaatrraakTI.ll
mo ad. laak. (Yar. rvni. fri. Paali Tl. 7 m^ m
'9
^avaa If Iba baflajr la ib iald bava ito alia af
tafm^ (B. A{llaiai.:*'avaa if it baa iaMafdMlatoiar
klad af barlaj aaaMi t'')/-V. frV9 II.
rrfi13 V. piaoaa. v^
M^ra ai. ncpm)
alrfWaaar
B.MaicM^'arrsnxMn (Tar.ri*
V. Babb. D. & a L aola f) aad ba (tba bavvawar)
la tba baadto aeaa aMsajr Ibaa Iba leas
V.llfB^a.n^
DTD'C:r. OTttOnS. Parfk. B. ^ fi. faai:
MtTDlQ, Tbrg. Job XXVIU. ; ad. L^f * W
'
^.V-
WTC, pL MTirve.
r:i.
. iirw
bTO,T.i6f9^
^*":'*
*^
m. (tjO) ibad Taif. O. Oaa. Ti. it
(V a. fr.
CC*- m. (v.
e9i
aMp. 0^ Q9)
/r
(iaflaaaead bj Oiaak t^coc) ftxmmtt (to I
aoeordbif lo oaaaaioa). Y. Bv. I, s' 'an nrgriB ^
ia tba fomala of tba baaadictieaa; Lav. B. c U,
Y. Sabb. XV. and, Ift^ QWO^Bap. Ikt /a
l^
dacaawiato,
^p.
CpV^ aaalaiBJf
Y. Oitt. m. b. 44 's: VT^ ars (also ccire) if tba
writar flUad oat a blank. B. Mata. 7^; a. fr^A
T^f^
ooaalr. Xfio. T. Oiu. U. baf.
44* 'S3 Ve daetana
Ulacal daada of dHwea wrUtan into laadj-aMda Maaku
Qiti. lU, S
'31
Tora
*3
arm ba wbo writaa foranlaa
of laMaca af divorea auat laava blaaka far tba aaaaa
iie.;a.ft'.
^C'.i^, ioh. R. to V. 10 mrr* t: r-^. read- x^^
MDI[% eh. aaaM, -b. 0=, cnr^ frmme^ mmli.
emL ^Tmr%. T. Nam. XXV. I '(eaip. Sabb. 88* a. t.
ew^X Tbrs. Y. Bs. XXXn. 4 WO^ Ar. n LaaMa (ad.
irrca, eorr. aac) in a nould.[& Batb. 18t^ aOTB
Ar.., T. KPBO.]
tt*)^1S
"^
m. - b.
ITBh
1) aaal of Iba
wnsit: 526 ijiBn'it:
finger; claiv; hoof; trnsf. pencil. Targ. Jer, XVII, 1.

Hull.
!?
the knife must be examined,
'31 '::5<T N-nir-^ax
on the fleshy top of the finger and on the nail &c.; a.
h:Pl. 'P1SVJ, 'SM, X'l^'lSli:. Targ. Jud, V, 22 (h. text
mnp::5) Targ. 0. DeutI XXI, 12 xn-nsia ed. Bevl. (ed.
Vien. Nnsnerj; Y. xn-i^nsvu:).M. Kat. is^* rr^-isvjVi iriMn
'al (not "^"iBlU^) saw that his nails were long; a. e.
Midr. Sam. ch.XI,v. "^IpppS.
2)
onycha {unguis odoratus)
a spice. Targ. 0. Ex. XXX, 34. [Targ. Y. Gen. Ill, 7
S<"iBia UJinb, read:
i^nEiia. Lev. B. s. 33 n"aj1 'p'lB'ia
niTaSSI, read : d^^^bs VlD j'^DlBi:, v. Yalk.Dan. 1061.Targ.
Y. Ex. XXXII, 4, V. NDBVJ.]V. next w.
l^i"lS1I2 m., collect, noun (preced.) nails. Targ. 0.
Deut^XXI, 2.[Y. Snh. I,
18*=
hot. '^S'lBTJ, r^ad: -^i-iBrj;
Y. R. Hash. II,
58''
top '^'na-J ; v. n^rp^'n.]
*nDll2/t3 n^D r\Vlp2 pr.n. Valley
of
Beth-
To
ftth
Koh. R. to V, 8; v., however, riBVJD II.
*pT^, Y. Sabb. VI, T^ bot. "plspa pio UJYiB ed., Ar.
p^lpaD-iB,'pbrjpil2D'inB,prob.a corruption of 'pV-Jpp'iD'iiS
(-/pudoxaaTeXXiov) a golden castle, name of a head-dress
(smn "iir; v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Corona).
"1112
I, Pa. T^*!? (cmp. "ilPi) to espy, to augur. Targ.
Y. Gen. XLIV, 8; 15 (h. text \unD).
Af
l^ax (denom. of "i"^*!?) to consult divination. lb.
XXX,
27.'
l^D II, ^<"}rj I, ^<")"1TJ m. (preced., cmp. b. h.
n^::) mount, mountain. Targ. O. Ex. Ill, 12 (Y. Kllia).
Targ. Y. Gen. XXIII, 2; a. fr. Hull. 7^ v. Ptaa. Sabb.
ir)2* abn'a a mountain of snow (my head is Avhite). Gen.R.
s. 32, V.
ri'^3;
a. fr.PZ. 'pnVJ, X'jnrj, "^nsiii, '1la. Targ.
Job. IX, 5. Targ. Deut. XI, 1
1
; a. fr.Gen. R. 1. c.
"0-Q
"^X
6<"^a"i if it belongs among the high mountains; a. e.

[Sabb.
98'J
-pvj -^d, v. rna] Mb^a nvj (h. -jb^n in)
Kingh Mountain, 'praio 'a Mount Simeon. Gitt.
55''.
Y. Taan. IV, 69*; Lam. R. to II, 2 (v. Neub. G6ogr. p. 41
;
p. 267).Kbns 'a Iron Mount. Targ. Y. Num. XXXIV, 3
For other compounds, v. respective determinants.
jS I'bO II m. (cmp. "iHi:, v. preced.) clearness, sky.
Gen. R. s. 99 (ref. to nSTTlD^n, Jud. 111,23) [read:] "ibBir
'D1 'a the clouds of brightness, where the angels are
seated in order.
ffs iTO III m. tura, name of a bitter herb. Pes.
39*
(Ms. mT K-no).
b'^Sn^'C^, ^5"l1t3 (tribulum, xpi^oloz) only in n^>2
'a h^ threshing sledge (couch) consisting of a wooden
platform studded underneath with sharp pieces of flint
or with iron teeth. Ab. Zar.
24''
(Ar. a. Yalk. Sam. 122
,n-i-j); Zeb. 116*'; Men. 22* Ms. M. (ed. IsnTJ), v. nsjuj:?.
Par. XII, 9 IjanM.
T T :
Dimi2 (sub. na'^a) f. (torus) bolster, couch, sofa.
Pirke d'R. El. ch. XLI nOI-iB X'^nUJ &nrj= Ar. (ed. only
DIDas, corr. ace, and add ^nxn ITS; v. Mekh. Yithro,
Bahod. s. 4 rrj^n irx^i br iDn n5< s^aa jtirmj D'lio) like
a couch which is spread in a tent. [Ar. refers 0*151: to
the late Latin tenta, Gr. Tsvra (xevSa), Italian tcnda.]
i^'^Xyi'D m. pi. (n-j='TTJlI; cmp. XW'J) [ZocAie^Z m|)
things, cmp. "isix,] royaZ wardrobe, armory. Ber.
56*
'3-1
'-J
;2j>i-|
(some ed. XJiT-irj, Ar. K-^n-j) the chief of the
royal wardrobe dreamt. lb. 'D1 'a ^'"nb nT^nx (Ms. M.
N-i-ia Ui-i-ib n'ln'i'iX "lO-ip "i^ax) they brought the chief....
up, and he was put do death. [For Var. lect., v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. notes 1, 2.]
ffsj"] j'U, jl^ (preced.) 1) treasury-office, armory.
Ber. 56* 'a ^"^^-i xnnBX (Ar. K"^TTJ, v. preced.) at the
entrance of the chief treasury; [prob. to be read : 'a ""S'l,
UJ"^"!"! having come in by tautography from the suceed-
ing X-^nrj -113^1.]B. Bath. 8* 'Dl 'Tjbl . . . ir\^^\) (Ms. F.
W^Tirj, Alf. Ms. fi<ni-!-na) for the maintenance of the
town-wall, the horse-guard and the armory even or-
phans must contribute.
2)
(sub. UJ'^'i) superintendent
of the armory or treasury. Erub. 80* '31 'a Xinn (ed.
Sonc. X3'i''T"i1li) there was a (gentile) superintendent that
lived in the neighborhood &c.
nnilO (b. h. Trrc; nna) toil, labor, trouble, pains-
taking preparations. Sabb. 153*'t3 xba .... 01^3 is there
a banquet without visible preparation?; (Koh. R. to
IX, 8 ryyjn). M. Kat.
8''
'an 'iJB'a on account of the
labor (connected with preparing the wedding). Y. Pes.
X,
37^'
top
'31 d'^niTJ^ . . 'an ma what is all that trouble
for to which you put us &c.?; a. ir.Pl. ninna. Ber.
58*
'31 nia 'a n^3 to how much trouble did the host go &c.;
(Y. ib. IX,
13'= n-iia n^3). Lev. R. s.i
'31
'a3 pior niD'o
Moses (like an agoranomos) was engaged in the (diet-
ary) aff'airs of Israel. Gen. R. s. 94 nnx \UB3 'a the troubles
of providing for one soul. V. ir\in")a a. Kn")a.
Sn"l1t2, b^nniD ch. same. Targ. 0. Deut. I, 12.
Targ.'^koh. II,
2^1
;' aT fr.Ib. 11 "'nnnia.B. Mets.
40''
n^rna, v. Kn-isna.v. sn'ia.
sn^mii3,
'in";ii3,v.
sub 'n^j.
iJ^jn'ni'Q m. (preced. wds.) trouble, care. Targ. Yj
Num.'^XI, 12.
ISDn"11I3 f., V. tm^vj.
"11I3"]1I2, pi. -p-iia-iiia, v. next w.
^rD"ji:a, ^^-jn^m ^rmi:, ^7j^T^,f.(tru^
tina, TpUTOivYj, prob. of Semit. origin, cmp. S<"ia) balance,
steel-yard. Sifra K'dosh. Par. 3, ch. VIII '^^a it hp^i2'2
'in weight' (Lev. XIX, 35) that means the trutina. Sabb.
81* D'^DS'^ 'a 'ai shall a (gold) balance be brought in (to
weigh accurately)?; Men. 8?''. B. Kam. 119*. B. Bath.
89* 'a (for weighing gold), contrad. to D''3T!!<^, Tosef.
Kel. B. Mets. II, 5.Y. Shek. VI, end,
50''
'a
'|i?33
ar-
ranged like a steel-yard. Sot. 34* (ref. to ain. Num. XIII,
23) 'al 'al 'a a combination of balancing poles (for four
couples of carriers); Y. ib. VII,
21*1
^q^^ .^y^y^.^ several
m
polM (tMh Mirrtod by iwo)) |< iwi li
"^
^
''^
j
t
ti Mai*
nbb. I}. K. . I. sou 400).
"O^TO r., pi. r*inj-!. PB
7
(lanM. T*4p|&i))
'NM, fl cviMifrMi 0^ Aovw; la |mi. JIMtkm
tf

y. Y. Sot. VIII, bg. fi* (ir. In 1% XVIII, IS)
--
^3t} ia (eovr. MO.) owrwpoiidii^ lo Uwlr (Um
qnMlroM Yalk. Um, 100; IMk BVIuUI a. t
."^sr, lb. VTrBSeTTlrtMifitofanficI*. lb. rif.lo|P
XIV, 10) irm no t t . . ^ttj %h*y lUl fbriMd
lOitdroM marehinc like on* itiM; TiUli. Bs. SM 'D
'0.
T maroirs . <Ka9 fh>m br (Ui* BcjihImi ww
) III* guvuminvni* l*rnMl lo form qiuidromi Talk.
I . JSO
"Q.
""--?1^-
> Pl- (nnnU) mftnM /or Avr/tn^
mimi/m, Ao/4 /Vow /Ae m^inr. Y. Sot. VIU,
.. (nf. to ^, Pi. xvm, i.H) -s* "jsrro tcs
r. ace)
corrwpondioff to their (tb* envmv'i) toniMata
V lk. Sam. 160 niJT; Mkh. D'tball. s. S
ST.), Midr. Till. ti> V*. XVIII MXa
'
JT
^ifrt Dauu 204 r*-:^2:3
ara; Talk.
:'^
(rtad; Hscjrrio.
N:~""a
n. (-we,
-H^l) offierr, Im thaa ^Vri.-
-, vc\y^.
^^Mf.
is. x, i? (h. text Tnwi). ib.
i
, 7; a. . Bip. PkHuttan mogidrpU: Tkrg.
Ill, S(h. taxf8-); a. ftr.
Ul1*3
m. (Top>o;, tornos) twmfr>9 wkte^ lalk$,
k. B. t. 81 rvn orrraV (read: "as, t. Priedm. a. I.
89) like the lathe which show* front wherever
tunt it.
iJN/'Nf),
1. IX. 14 lio:
R. to III. 17.
^. K. s. 23.
w 1^ 1 WW * im, v. priced.
word) pr. n. in.
....uption of T. An-
r in the daj of the
-13
ed. (Ma.
a. L Dole).
Ned. SO** top; Ab.Zar. 80*.
w ( las) V. *C*t3.
pTmiX Ar. a. V, 9rai
rsTs^

ta I '<Hiip f^
I) te Mir vM*
/
H<^
^y MMUMf)! ^ hrmtm, 0, Hblr.
PMilO*'. /
. :
.
'9*
TttI m
9m mm mm
fiHuk
ilM MAva villi *e. TIpmC B. Ka. IX. ai (m a aito-
ptoaatf paw
H
*. btloaflaf after yrgg
; raadfj^OOPTi
^*
qri
vran ia(rr. tofawUi*)wtoipaitoi^
b ii Blllial Mt Mlflibor'e AMt{ CMp^ IIML ik VIII.

Mft laor Hr. I, ak. XX).

]'^m m rMvs (tha iMvy ralM) mIm Um aotl
w44y and It >M4t no IWili; Yalk. U. Oil.t} la
'' a****. 9tm0ar. fnu pM*. iBB
y
dm
^
pL
T
^
flfbOf^
Pee. M^ 'M Tna mIf Ida (ilmphmCB) jif>
beamaarad (villi Mood *aw)} fak 11^. t^} ik !
Maf. It^nld^f^ rrr laMf Mida ttliM*
hf
r"'! , Tarsr. P. I. s ed. Lg., x. ior::.
ntk
p^p
, dyyj. Hi/Ayc. 90qrTi la fo
oarr, ht
HHff. B. Balk IM^ 'a w pr
if tiM vtM^
vaa bloMad oM or Mwatf. tbnl KaL B. Mola. lY. U
n^Cf^aaatiU rfrtor vUah kmii blwiod (Mhi4|.
Sabb. 81* iid9&n Ma. M. (ad. '090^ oofr. aoe.) \h
pola vara vaahad avajr (baaaaM laJJeltort). OmI. B.
10 VIU. t a piatwa oa a vail rti^jjt^^jw rrm (pnk
ri^i/OUUH
,
V. lopra) aewi if It b* MMarad o*r.
Sta ek. aaaM. Tkrg. Y. OaM. XXVUI, 40 llWfor
Ar. (ad. rcnCT, aorr. aoe. or ',W'. v.
90) jo viO oiai
yoorealvea Terf.Y. II Lev. XIV. 41
'
,
'
JLU"< (rad
j
aiHu
'
j
haU plaetar over;
(Tuf. Y. I tqir-i lttpia.V-aB. B.
. 34. end mrrrs
rt^ (not 7rn) ^paei* iIm plMar
on its icalL
llkpa, tSfr% fa h* flmUrti. Taif: T. Lor. XIV. S;
4S; V. Miprm.
ft.rigef9toawwrawr,foaw*awd%.Part,pai
tfe^^; . lofta.
-
nkftlf, tto^VV la ** wwirf oair. t b$ mtait
mmMif. Tuf. Job. XVI. If
>9
Mil (ad.
';re; k last
mar);
Tarf. Pe. XLVI, 4 (k last 1W; oiipwintft).
C^ n (T.
^).
il/: Thai to Atfe, rrwvw (aon*|i.
to k
^\
Targ. P^ XXXI, to MPeQK lU (ed. lon^^
T. riS). lb. CXIX, 11 (eooie ad. trcit tiorr. m v*Tnr
Job X. 13. lb. XXIII, 12.
Bkpe. ^^qrw; tharw to Ae Aiidm. i-. a .
Ik XXIV, i.V. "^ CBS.
?*
^, . "ra.
- T I* .
'_'? m. ddr, mo%a gran (Ar.: ralrf). Sifrm A^irt
beg.; Talk. Lev. 571.
i '^n^
t (praaed.) inc. aifpar. Tais- Job XXXVH,
11 Bapa (ad. MrrprnQ,
b. text '^l.
bints
528 TisntJp
j'inD m. (cmp. nsi-J n) spleen, milt. Hull. Ill, 2.
Snh. 21*'; Ab. Zar. 44* "J "i^TJJ having had their milt
cut out (as fast runners); a. fr.
V. it-hrr^.
ch. same. PI. "pVirTJ. Targ. Esth. VIII, 10;
5J<DlniQ m. Cri'j) miller.

PI. "ps'in'j, x^sin-j. Y.
Peah^I,
15^ hot.; Y.Kidd. I, 6l'' bot. ''J . . . nns an or-
dinance was issued for millers (for government work);
Pesik. E. 8. 23-24 CSina (read K'^ . . .) Y. Pes. Ill, 30*
top; a. fr.
mni^ m. (v. "^rja) sufferer from piles. Midr.Sam.ch.
X
'E53 jlZJl"' rtin when one sat straining himself like &c.
JJ<J"l1np,
']''7^ni2 m. pi. (b. h. k'ri D-^in-j; v. ^nw)
piles, hemorrhoids. Targ, Deut. XXVIII, 27 ; a. e.Targ.
Ps. LXXVIII, 66 (h. text "Tinx).
'HIQ, Sni2 (v. nrjll) to squeeze into, fasten to.
Gitt.
69''
X'nisna n^'na'^a (not S^'^'^n . . .) let him squeeze
it (the milt) into (the cracks of) an oven ; "^ailN "'J'^n "J'^S
let him squeeze it in between bricks &c.
''^niG, "'^riLD m. pi. (xna, cmp. niia I) cakes smeared
with oili 8abbJll9*; Hull. Ill* 'a "^IXO rtPi three S'ah
of flour made into glistening cakes.
pni3, y. in-j.
nD^niQ f. Cirr^) grinding. Pes. 11*; a. fr.Men. XI,
3 (96^) "inrn-j (Mi'sh. ed. '(Sin-j); Tosef. lb. XI, 4 "(jha.
Trnsf. sexual contact. Sot. lO"*; Num. R. s. 9 (ref. to
Jud. XVI, 21, a. Job XXXI, 10).
P^^niQ
m. pi. (preced.)^W8f, meal, v. nji^iriS. Tosef.
Dem. 1,24; Hull. 6*; Y. Dem. I, 22 TiD (corr. ace.)
S^ni2 ch. =h. bin-J. Gitt.
69''
"Jh> for pain in the
milt.^Hull. 93; a. fr.P/. "^Vn-j. lb. '31 'Ml the veins
(sinews) of milts must be removed as fat; v. KUin. lb. Ill''
'B1 xb'^ttJan a dish of pieces of milt.
^ni3 (b. h.; cmp. TiM)
1) to mill, grind. Sabb.VII, 2
"iHian he who grinds (on the Sabbath). Ex. R. s. 36, beg.
Qnii< 'pinil^ (the olives) are crushed. Sot.
9''
. . "ppSI
'31 pnal and Samson uprooted them (the irountains)
and ground them against one another; Snh. 24"; a. fr.

Trnsf. to have sexual intercourse (cmp. (auXXw). Gen.

R. s. 48, end.

*2) to force to menial labor. Pesik. R.

8. 23-24 (ed. Fr. p.
122'') C^^nin -irnrj, V. infra, a. '{i^S.
Eif. |"'nan to cause to grind. Kidd.
31=*
bot. IT'^I
O'l'^nin
is'^n^? *^ some one may make his father grind
in the mill (v. supra, a. "i^is). Keth.
59''
(ref. to ib.V, 5)
Wna^ . . T'G riStjia you cannot mean that she must do
the grinding? . . . she must attend to the grinding.
^HD,
T^ni2
ch. same. Targ. Jud. XVI, 21; a. e.
Pesik. R. s. 23-24; Y. Kidd. I.
61''
bot.; Y. Peah T,
15=
bot. Tinn "jina grind thou in my place. lb. ^Tia^St nin,
read: yra mn as Y. Kidd. 1. cSnh. 96* sn"i^U5p i:na
were grinding date-stones ; a. fr.

Part.pass, "pfia, XJ'^^a.

lb.'' na'^ria 'a ttn^p thou groundest ground flour (you
conquered Israel because it was doomed to destruction).
Ber. 43* bot. 'a xn^JO oil perfumed with ground ingre-
dients, contrad. to XlL'^as. Y. Ned. VI, end, 40*
'p-^bp
'z^ "ij'^ria'i roasted and ground &c. [Cant. R. to I, 16
XDna^a t<h, read: X3aao(?),v. SS3,]
']riI3 m.=n3'ir!a
q. v.
riDniS f. (b. h.; preced. wds.) mill. Koh. U. to
XII, 7
'31
'as ri"i ib^23 the study of the Law is alle-
gorized as a mill, as the mill does not stop &c.

PI.
ni3n'ia (fr. MSnia) millstones. Lam. R. introd. (R. Josh. 2)
'aa bxim"! lbuj^3 Israel is compared to millstones (never
resting), v. supra. lb. '31 ni^SUJa ibx 'an 'the millstones'
(Koh. XII, 3), that means the study of the great Msli-
nayoth of &c.
jljl^ (cmp. una) to be moist, soiled.

Part. pass.
Tiina; fern. riBina, pi. nie^na (of wool) dirty-white, gray,
opp. n:nb bright-white. Hull. XI, 2; ib.
136'' Ar. (ed.
mBinia). [Cmp. Arab, tahf moeror, nubes.]
"ini2i (="inn, denom. of inx; cmp. *|5'^a) to press,
to strain the rectum. Sabb. 82* ^Ba "ina'^b K^ Ar. (ed.
n-ia"^; Ms. M. "iTvrp'b, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) one must
not strain himself too much.V. X'siina.
UD or t3t2[ two (in the language of "^BrD, 'Br'^a
^Bia). Snh. 4''; Zeb. 37''; Men.
.34''.
4
*dD^I2t2 pr. n. pi. Tatlafush (1). Hull. 110* (in
R. Gershon Ms. ^^t'b ^a^a, v. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.;
perh. a perversion of afiirba).
DlSHDIQb, 'I3ll3 f. pi., a corruption of nix^iiBnaa,
V. n'ii^B'ia''a.
nDISU ^7S>tn V. 'aia.
V T T I -
^biaS";t]I2, pbia&<"ipi2 m. (TeTpa[xouXo;j a
chariot with four animals (mules) abreast, (Lat.) quadriga;
[a compound not recorded in Greek dictionaries]. Ex.
R. s. 3 I shall come down
"^^^ '^2 with my quadriga
(ref. to Ez. I, 5); ib. s. 42 'pb'ia . . . (corr. ace); Tanh.
Ki Thissa 21. Ex. R. s. 43
'=1 'a
p
IPX C'^a'SlUJ DHi
and they will unhitch one of the four animals of my
chariot.
nlb"D^npi2, V. ni'>BTjia.
JITJD (=5-ia-ia, reduplic. of;-ia,cmp.';^'^-!a,s<n!i33'n-j)
|
to molest, provoke. Erub. 61* '21 "nb ^a"aa^ ^?^'^'^'4 the \
residents of G. used to molest those of H. (visiting their ;
place; v. Ms. M. a. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. notes).
11JI~1I3I3 m. 1)
(TETpaYtovo;) four-cornered, in a
quadrangle, in a square. Naz.
8''; B.Bath.
164''
'a (n'^a)
a house of four corners. Cant. R. to IV, 4 (expl. nrBbn)
'^sij'naa (TETpaytov'.ov) in a square. Pesik. R. s. 10
[
v^w
639
W
"^*3
(vurr, ncc), V, llV*9|V>UQ||>) (f(if^i-j<r>^t.
-) for tM fottHA Itm0. Tmtk. Km. I. a
*^
T*
u i will b* A MMlr iirfaii', mnhum fcxtf uii<
I e.1 It lUi' 1 femrfM. (aw fiwKwi^
r. Till. Ut p.. I 4 rm "a^ (r.ir. m*j mmIi
<i WM fuitrfuM, tHi. Ub. 7l3rCK^
^-"*~--
^ "^ . V lliH. viii.tr*
'I ' ) I *9
III* eiifif <il>tf III* ll>UU
III Miiiitr* (rtiiiUiotnc III* T<^
'i; Cjitil. K. to V. 14 lO*"_- . t. ...
"^J*"^
! V. prMt.
'^1*)t2, infln. nt rap.
y^C^U, Tof. Ohol. XVIII, I a. r. ^H-O^
CSTinS, Y. out. IV,

boi.,

T'-rra, .'nrrciL
pn^3M'^ OMt. R. bif., MHM i. irvro, mI:
3^ I m. (aX), eap. T^) form^ nahur, rAamrttr,
muliMrit^, Y. Br. VII. ii'> nr*a "a Ui form of
ieUon. Kidd. ISF *?!
T<CS
'9
tb* l|tal form of
: of divorc mid of btroUiiil. 0n. R. . 17 m s-iM
m thin iiiMti (wboni tbou art guing to etwit*)

fbmt will bia umurv (dUliDotioo) br Kelb.

1, 8 Q^ m3
It Vo wbi it ibt inaar lb. 9 m rsrr br "s rr: wbat
tliia xpMtd child (who i iu fktber)?Sob. l08'>rTS
\ tsra wbt i tbo Mtmv of th^m Mto djf8lfrm
iBior ch. XVIII, Par. 14 "S^ 73^^ r;^^
m what art
l^ou
(what riKht hiut Uiou) to put op thj tent 4M.f ; a. fr.
' *>7>
^^^ M Ob. I) un. Tmrg. Quit. VII, I no
-J wh:i rigfit b*V9 jroufY. Sabb. II,
4^
top ma
-J rv whHt ort of a man waa hT; V. Ter. XI,
eud, 4s r!~2a rrstcorr.are.).
*S)Mai^yn a/'rwryntfioii.
T i.
1
s*uj. XVU, 18

,
Sro
''
a ed.
Laf. (oth. cd. Tto"=,
^
="??) (TTK. Am. IX, 4 KTob, aomc ed., rad
N. IX, 9 r=*=. aoma ad., laad rrs.)
I mHrmmriHo.rHmnr.ienhrrport.
Targ.0.0D.XXXVU,2
:-^;
Y.rn^r:). TaTg. ProT.X.i8
Jt22, read 'ZS); a. ft-.

(Tare.
\ in. XXXIV, 30 rrc, Var. rsr, rad T^.]
\
y"2, PL a-^a, A. a-^c, v. ac
'"^'^
f. = a^ I.PL r-c*^. 8nb.
!''?
y
navj
I
..viu the qualities of the near deities Ae., (Ma.
F.
Tniax:.
I
. K*bb. D. 8. a, 1. uote 0j.
"ftl^mtml, fUatmr Taf^XlMb XXlll.ll.
a. 1^. y. iia. II.
11* \mA. -3
mn
cNM food 4m4.
Tmm. ir 9 vs T^ar u bi
mi
kiiidljr i4Mia4e 4a. Tmh. *
-ya -ir: |6*
ifkoM
Uving r4lt gi to
M, r. Wm9. U. h'^ boC. ftr,
l4un. R. to I, ibi a. Hr.-^MMu H* *nHI lb y^"^:; M*
M. {td.
n^Q9) <r Mif g0o4
iMiitaff iWjr <} i<H
pmU. lb. m yuw 8inn Ma. M, (atf
.
it3^ li^^
M also oM of oar fuo4 tliii^t.

/if. Pm. If
n
p
t
'
j ^WWB Vr wlMtoMr Mb|>
! dipped Into a liqvid. ra^aliw bead WMlrtif (feiiM*
partablag of it|. OlU 79*
'aHO V*r* IVI* kl Wai ottka
It a babii lo aat uMkm 4ippa4 (la vtM^v 4.) la Hm
ummer a well tm, llet* It*} M^. nr li flfT|p
beftyf* iIm aaupMi. f
*sir "sa w%m 4lp|iiac
tbe flne ilflM: a. .- .. .^ il) CA m kkk m^km
/borf
mV'^ ' pnrMfy ft/lM
(^^ t. UmtL 111.
**
lp
^^
r^W ib roUlaf of tiM 4oeli MMbaa il TtM.

8^*1;, 'Sl^eb.
mnm^Ufpimt, imm i iia. jaifc^.
Targ. Y. Nam. XIX. 4. lb. 7, sq.; a. . ft
'
Uu j.
,
Fta. I I4'"a7 dipping twice.
p7^* B. pi.
(9^ Il Mabiy; -ab /ar Miy eaal;
a< (Ar riU
of laarieii
y
niaairf latftai Katk. T***
^9^3 '::b rvrrp tbe obfeet of vnlae givea a betnukal
w made a ptaaeot eveft a tke rMt # 4eatli bafenr tto
ronenmmatioo of marriege; B. B4tli. \4V.
-(^
,
<-^^f
(b. b.
<i9;
^09, capL wbeet li
Iroaaierf, grrfccdjaflrrf, aihlift. 8abbt.N
Vl
"an m the iafluM^i aavel atrtiv. JTMd. . 9
(Ar. T^i) above bis navel. TotM M*
^"'
^u^ uw lor-
matioB of tbe oaibrjro begiaa froai tbe navel. Mldr.
TilL to Pa. XIX; a. fr.Tnwf. ermtrr or tyirrf prl
Meg.**(boniUeieeijmol.of rr-esfbe w^^m
'
.:, ~rr-r
*^
it b ntnatad oa tbe boifht of
*^-SK MD5 Ma.* M. (ed.* -va-JK. rsait, eorr. nee) to
pat a drj eap oa tbe naTcLY. KiL VIII. Ji' bet. ""r
rcT^arz yz it draws noanabment tbraagfa Ma navH
trin^r; ii'"U'j
p
t*
'
* wbea its naval strinf b ci.
^ .M >* w*<2C ^ T. mb ".Iw.
TT : -
T. sab "^SS.
|*^ > T. next w.
1^
?
I
-r*
T' H*^*?
"** ('^<7*^'**^> '7^^'Vir* *l*i>
T T
*
530 pt5";T2''t)
i^^avov, V. Lydd.-Scott Gr. Diet. s. v.; prob. of Semitic
origin =pn, denom. of
"i^X;
as for ::=n cmp. Syr. laa
P. Sm. 1432 with Chald. xnan)
1) frt/ing pan; also
(interch. with
'i^a*^!?)
a flour-dish prepared with oil.
Snh. 21^ (ref. to psm, II Sam. XIII, 9) "J ^i^^ 1^ nnUJS
she made for him oil-dishes. Men.
104*'
-jia^a ^3'^a 'n
(most eds.) iive sorts of oil-dishes (ref. to Lev. II,
1; 4;
5; 7;
1415).P/. 'p?a''l?. Tosef. Ab. Zar. V (VI), 1;
VIII (IX), 2 'an the frying pans.
2)
(cmp. Syr. X35la,
P. Sm. 1431) an engine of
torture and execution. Pesik.
R. s. 43 'iDa'i::n lira
inisna (read:
',55i::n
or I'lai'^an) they
put him into the teganon.Denom. "|5a. Pi. "J^'^
1) to
fry,
roast. Men.
50'>
(expl. "^rsn, Lev. VI, 14; 21) nsiK
ro&a^ D'TlKI one baked it and then fried it with oil;
a. fr.Part. pass. "jMao. Y. Ned. VI, beg.
39<=. [lb. VI,
end,
40=^, v. next w.]
2)
to torture, put to death. Pesik.
E. 1. c. imx Oa'1-Jl (Var. D-^aai), read: "iniX
^tf>'S\
or
!inwa'ia\Tmsf. to torture, agonize. Tanh. Vayiggash 9
"2^ npiSiD (inx thou causedst agony to thy father &c.
J^33''!3 I ch. same. Kidd.
44*
VCn lib Vtxr^ "iTaD (some
TT .
' "
ed. "^JJ"^::?) (his report of the proceedings of the college
is) as direct as catching a fish from the lake and throwing
it into the frying pan. Y. Ber. Ill,
6^
'ab
K^i 'p from
the lake into the pan , i. e. this is an immediate ap-
plication of the lesson learned. Y. Kidd. II,
62*'
top nim
'ob KT31 '{0 it was a fresh report, v. supra; Y. Gitt. VI,
48* '^35'^ab....

Denom. ",5^ to
fry
with oil. Part. pass.
',S-JT3, KDR-Jia. Targ. Y. Lev. VI, 14; VII, 12.P^. '|55a^.
Y. Ned.' VI,' end,
40''
(not "(avjia).
SDij"*!!!!! m. (T7)Yavov=7tT)7avov,v.L6wPfl. p. 372)
nte. Ab. Zar. 28* hot.
Dilfia, V. 'rj.
\^T'nr'c^, v. xD^n-o.
'
TT :
nn''I2, "int2 m. (v. r^'\r^}:) bright sky after rain.
Ber.
59* Ms. fT; Y. ib. IX, vA, Yalk. Is. 335 D"'T3J nxna
iinaa (read:
ST"')-
S"in'^I3, 'ni2 ch. 1) same. Ber. 59* bot. na'^K
n'^nn'^an "^mna Ms. M. (ed. only 'T\-or'.) when is the sky
seen in its brightness?P/. 'p~n''i:, 'na. Targ. Jer. IV, 1
1
'a m"i a clearing, sweeping wind (h. text t\1).
2)
(cmp.
Targ. Jer. 1. c.) cold tvind, cold (cmp. XJFipN). Lam. R.
introd. (R. Job. 1)
S<ai"'pni 'a2 in cold weather and in
summer heat.
3)
(cmp. D'^nnii) midday. Targ. 0. Deut.
XXVIII, 29 ; a. fr.Yoma 59", a. e., v. ^nb. Sabb. 6b*
'an KS^UJ a lamp at noon (useless thing); Hull.
60'^;
a. fr. P/. K'^'^n'^a. Targ. Ps. XCI, 6 Ms. (ed. sing.),
lb. XXXVII, 6 Ms. (ed. sing.).
^-in;ia, ^"!">nn;i3, ^"]nn"^i2, 'P'j m. pi. (preced.;
V. Ps. XCI, 6) midday-demons during the summer. Targ.
Cant. IV, 6 "^nna ed. Lag. Targ. Y. I Deut. XXXII, 24
(some ed. incorr. I'niT'a).
SI^^'IP m. (a*'''a) blotting, filling a blank with dots
or blots. B. Bath. 1
63'^
(commentaries use h. form a^lX"^::
a. ara). [Targ. Prov. IX, 17 Ar. ed. Koh. s. v. XiVJ-^a^
V. xniiiaia.]
T -"
5^''',2,
S^I^I^I m. (bia) tvalking, going errands.
Targ. Job XXIX,* 15 K'^bai 'a Ms. (ed. only 'a; ed. Lag.
bi-^^a), V. b-^^a.
P&VI2
m. pi. (Dia; V. P. Sm. 1443) high-flying,
proud. Ex. R. 8. 15 (some ed. "jiO'^ia).V. lO'^'^a.
SDI^D, V. XB-a.
SDTia, V. ne-^-^a.
n'^12 m. (b. h.; rfla I) plaster, lining
of
vessels.
Tosef. Kel. B. Kam. IV, 19, sq. [read, as R. S. to Kel.V, 11
:]
1^S2J ''ifl Tl^sb 'an blD"* DX if the lining can stand by
itself (form a vessel of itself) ; v. nari.
ntl'^tD f. (preced.) plastering. Neg. XII,
6 ; Sifra
Metsora, Neg., Par. 6, ch. IV.
^*n"i^j
niQ m. (preced.) smearing with a fatty
substance, glazing. M. Kat.
17* xniDrs 'a "^s n"^2 x-^sn^ai
and (the excommunication) retains its effect on him as
does the glazing on the tiles of the oven. Pes. SO'* Xinn
'a iT^3 inaT Xlisn an oven which they smeared with
fat for glazing purposes; Zeb.
95*' ni->nia n2 "inaxi (Ms.
R. 2 'I'lna
. . ina ; Ms. K. 'ina 'in which they baked
cakes smeared with fat', Rashi; v. '^."'fja).
T2''!0 c (b. h.;='|a5a, V. ":a; cnlp. JJ; Asayr. tUu)[moisf,
viscid substance,] plaster, clay, mud. Pes. 55*, v. T^'ia.
M. Kat. 7*, V. nVJ I. Mikv. VII, 1 p^-^in 'an, V. pp-i.
lb. 7 nisn 'a thick clay; a. fr. [Sabb. 67* 'a 13 son of
mud, a demon, prob. a Var. lect. of Wa "la.]
U<*l1^n^^
Targ. Prov. IX, 17 Ar. (Var. Kara, xnia^j)
a. some ed., a corrupt, of K'^l^"':?.
D lu l^ pr. n. m. Titus (Flavius Sabinus Vespasianus),
Roman general, later emperor, captor of Jerusalem.
Targ. Lam. I, 19.Gitt. 56''; a. fr. (mostly with the by-
name 'the wicked'). [Sot. IX, 14 (49'') 'a hvi OTablB,
v. Frankel Monatssch. 1852, p. 393 sq.]
5<m:2^'a, V. K^iavj.
L
pvjl^,
Esth. R. to I, 2, V. "ip^TSa, a.
"P'^p-J.
012^13 pr. n. m. (v. Oia-'a) Titas. Y. Ber. Ill, 6;
Y. Bice. *III,
65''
'a 13 nir.~Y. Ter. VIII, 45' bot.
'a
-12 n-iin.
DiniP'^'J m. (= Dinana, 'la-ia, v. '^la, witli format.
0; cmp. obax) a perforated vessel, sprinkler, strainer.
Kel. II, 6 (Var. Dlia'^D).
ITlDHTQ '12 m. (xerapTov) tetarton (quart), a Hquidj
measure, about one quart of a pint. Y. Sabb. VlII,'
beg. 11*; Y. 8hek. Ill,
47''
hot,; Y, Pes. X,
37''
top 'D
TftV^tWJ 581 ift^
tut Uf WllMt
ps^) on* t. or waur
<
^p'^D'^M^ m. (v. nMi w.) MrnyylM, (M-iwiam'
'Hnr), iinin* of firomto*nl traUdtof l
ontlniio. TumT. Ohoi. XVIII, IS T^TOO ad.
'rr. MM., Vftr. yte'^OV).
nl'bsp^^ f. pi. (TiTf.r.<^'
'',
promimeni mamkm. Y
:*
III* Idfpi/lm (oMWMi'
>
IV. as** bou orro3
"^
IS. XIA' III rftp7yj Ar.
M.
mrtao); Yalk.
7fte ; PMimjO; Yftlk. /.cb. ftM; B. Italli
?^'' *-?---_
lUhb. I). H. A. I. nolo fto).
31**13
in. (a^ 1) improvrmnU, inAuttriom HOing.
if. IV,
bff.
as* 'an vmi wbrtin ooiwiirta Ui
iiiffitt (tpoktn uf in tb Mkbaab)t
^r'^M m. (dialtet. for
Tf^
q. v.) ^tomW /W. Ab.
\ W ^1^
^'*
*n
* nVi'iimj (M. M. . . . ,irr^
rMd: lin'^) jTMr (oO
caret enrniog will
igc (bcUar) a waavar, if ha b nu proail fiK)l. [Var.
Ar. . V. wrro iir^Vn
'>
or pp^Vij Yalk. Don. 188
, . Knita MT^av ... [Tba suppowd maaninf of oar w.
kmmMi aaaoM to bav* riasn (h>in a miraodantondipf
la ruoQing oommantarjr anibodiad in Baabi a. Toaafotb,
jrhare 'u M^n U intarpratad V^.]
^",^ (dononi. of C*:)) to tmear over, blot, toil. B.
BhiIi. 163' rrb
^"^Vp
^ uiarkt the blank ipaca tritb
bloi* (Ar. rvw^iD, T. ncrtrr^.
>*^t2 m. (praoad.) one at leiture, opp. to VrB. KeUi.
2* hot,Pt trV^
V^--
lb. V, 6 (!''). lb. <8* 'a ''IkQ
ho ar maant by tayyatinl
^WJp^
5tp
c,,^ (, pracd.) K-otter, frraiM{HRaii.
Trjf. Job XXTC, 15 Var., v. JtVl^o.
0^*^:2,
C'lS, V. wa cb.
SC^*I2 ni. (proed.) a bird swooping for prty. bird
of prft/Ji. II Gen. XV, 11 (b. Ut aPT).
SC"^ m. (preced.) flight. Targ. Y. Gen. I, iO.
"jw"^*!? m. (Oia, cmp. rC'"^)
jwwirf. Y. Ber. Ill,
6
bot.
;
(Y. Nai.VII, 56*
top "jO"^; eomment -.p"^ /f^y.
, > ^t
Cs^ ^a. ni. (9X}, cmp. "^Ta) trtudler, asp.
^^rt^i<i) r<inira atrdUllii. B. Bath.
73'".
Ber.
56'' '3
Sf^Vm (Iresnuug of an Arab in gtrneral (not of Isbmael,
lh> soil oi" Abraham). Men.
69'*
'a

nyc (Mb.M. "HJ no)
as in the case of Adi the merchant; Ab. Zar. 33* "ns
"^
"0.
Yeb. 102* "21 'an Stb-nc a traveller's sandal wbich
11 T^u
ii.
Mi\ . n^rvm. Ab
/ > Ktjan M Hath. a' ^rmr u nmna teW.
Araba (Maaliiif aaUla) an tnnumt
rar* t (pfMad.) ttmtlkm/ tmdmm; (a4.) <a fib
oflmmMtn. Piaa.M^(v.Bbb.D.l.a.l.MMi).
WJT^tJtf
Ar, ad. pr. ICr"0)
m.4&^
SammJut (dyor of rd aoloiafj. Y. Dm*. lU, W, Y.
Yab. VIII
bf
. r *r>aO TV.
"V^
or T^
m. (pwasd.) rfW

wi ftma bMa,
anfurff.
Paaik. Par. p.
38^ ta O'lmr* )0 U*.?T" tvic
tbay nndarvtood aatrology and wara sbrawd ia uagmy
.
(Paaik. E. a. 14, v. irs^yi-o^V); Taa^. Haelu , ad.
Bub. II ; Kob. R. to YU. 23 'M TVpT rwa
|
'
UUV
divinad from birdi and wara axpatla te dlyfMrt.

it
TTVi
(X^.'f'p' yyf^-ir, "sn raaan tha sfi of Urimatkrm.
lb. to X, 30 (ref. to tfC ib.) D TO TTCm im m Ar. (ad.
T"' ut "J vssn, read 7* . . . TO) that niaaaa, tba ravao (eaniaa
the soond) througb tba art of divioatioo; Midr. TUL to
Ps. VII, bag. T'lro
TP; YaUi. Kob. t7t TJ S"r7n . .
T^T>WX (raad TO); Lav. B. a. 8S
J
ii'"J in.
WT'TS, r. ijr*9.
*017'J m. (0) [Ifijiwf,) laayil, Mi<t di
Paaik. B. s. 14 tba saad ataoda bafara tba Ommi tG
rvoeray Uka a dam and a wall (omp. noana
). [b is
not Ukaly that oar w. ia Um Graak T<txl, whiA is
idaatieal in maaninf with noTt.]
KC13*r, KCtnp m. (ts;::)
As<<V *
H^V*.
Targ. Y. Ex. XXYUI, 8; XXXDC, 8 (h. last
"l"^)-
^^*^
{.
{-t'f:*^i)
art, cumumg. Y*laad. Shlahi 4ML
in Ar. (t. Koh. Ar. Compl. a. .).
^C^^, 0!3, ((C3!3Q) in.-h. OVO. eeiL B.
T I t 1 Tit -
s. 63 'S^Tn
"^ XT Ar. (ed. MOoaa) on tbe rampart of
the fortress (in spite of tha gataa batng eloaad); YalJL
Gen. no.R er^gc^'SpL Lam. B. to 1,
8
'an "a 'n rte
be amifnad tha damoUtioa of tha fimr ramparts of tha
Temple mont to tha fbmr geaanab, aad tha waafra
gata eama andar tha onmaaanii of Paagar.
S^"^ I m. (Vt3) (rocdl Targ. Y. Gen. XXIX. 1
Jt5-a*3 (perh. to be read xVab).
N> iJ H (M
-J
Jj) m. tUa or UHa. name of an in-
ferior austere wine. Ab. Zar. S8* bot. (Baabi: K

a
'
S;).
xib^'t: 532 nDis^t!
lb.
30* bot. (by nn
'pi
is meant) '31 NSi"in ':;
the austere
tila -which bursts the bag. Gitt.
70'^
the worst of all
is
'31 vryii white t.
Csl> '12 m. ("'bli, V. ^X^u) 2oatch, rag; trnsf. insignif-
icant person.PI. '^'ib'^a. Koh. R. to XI, 10 iTT'D 'a bs
"|U3Sl2 ... all rags are 'ill-smells' (paltry persons are
quarrelsome), and all 'ill-smells' are foolish.
bi^b^U sbrjb^i: &c., v. sb -jVj.
T : . T :
SSb^t;, V. XBVj.
0113^13, V. Di^i-j.
plQ''I2, Y. Dem. II, beg. 22'',
read: pis-ip
(v. E. S.
to Dem. II, 1).
Sn'lQ'^'J, ''IQD m. (^-ci:) 1) secrecy. Targ. Prov.
IX, 17 ed. Lag. a. oth. (some ed. X'^l::'^^, N^IIii:: ; corr.
ace.).[Targ. Ps. XI, 4
"il-i1^i'j
ed. Lag., v. X'^p'Tl.]
Targ. Job XL, 21 "lil^li constr. 2) hiding, turning mvay.
lb. XXIV, 15.
Sr!"J^Q''I3,
'IIQIO f. same. Targ. Koh. X, 20 (ed. Amst.
'is:?).
Diuu U m. (next w.) becoming a cohesive shapeless
mass. Y.Hall. Ill, beg.
59'',
contrad. to bl^bu
D^QI'J
(Pilp. of Dp-j) 1) to hiead into a cohesive
shapeless mass, contrad. to Vabj to roll and shape the
dough. Hall. Ill, 1 D'^niSlUn nr::T2'ia after one has formed
a lump of barley flour; Tosef. ib. 1, 1
1
; a. e.2) to thicken,
obstruct, esp. to blunt the understanding. Pes. 42* D^apiip
sbn nx obstructs the heart (makes a person dull).
Yoma
39='
Dniawsi . . . npopar n-ii3J" Ms. (ed. D::-a-J31,
corr. ace.) sin dulls the heart of man, read not (Lev.
XI, 43) v^nitmethem (you will be defiled) but un'tam-
mothem (from C)pu2)(you will become dull-hearted); Yalk.
Lev. 545.Ch. Dt^pa.
Hithpalp. tfJf'O^'^i-i to become a shapeless mass. Hall.
1. c. D-Jp-Lpni; Tosef. ib. 1. c. d'^'jisisini.
aJ y I f. (Tt|X7], inflected like a native word; cmp.
^;'i!!t
1) 1) valuation, value, consideration. Targ. Esth.
111,8. Targ.Y.Num.XX,19-|inri'i-j. Targ. Prov. XXX
1, 10
Xfi^ii; (missing in some eds.) her value.Y. Peah I,
16**
hot., a. fr.
"^ rt n'^b'i invaluable (cmp. ,'i::ip'^D8<).
Gen.
R. s. 2, beg., V. '5'iX I. Koh. R. to XI, 9 JfO "J ini''St
nbsXT make payment for what thou hast eaten; a. fr.

Y. Shek. V, end,
49''
[read:] tsip "paTl nn^TS'^D "b xn
here is its price and buy a piece of meat for it. Y. Taan.
I,
64''
bot. nip'^^iiL:
(not "^n . . .) the money received for
it; a. fr.Also: "p^i-J (accus. of ti|j.yi). Targ. Y. Gen.
XXIII, 15. Targ. E8th.VII,4,

2) dignity, object
of
worship.
Y. Ab. Zar. Ill,
42''
^Of-H "^
the figure of a Roman deity.
[Targ. Y. Gen. XXXIV, 30, v. a-'-J II.]
'^?2'^'E2 II pr. n. m. Timi. Koh. R. to IX, 7 SlUJini 'i
"J '-n'n-'-ia (Yalk. Koh 979 only ixb^ 'l).
U'U, V.
'pi^-J.
s^^a^u V. s-^^-^.
p^lp
I ji^. pi^ constr.
"ipi-j!
(Chaldaism, v. X'^ri'J)
bones. Tanh. Mick. 2 (play on n">T2li-in, Dan. II, 2) '.bx
U^T\i2 ''?'^I22 . . . those who consult the bones of the dead.
"j^a"'!2 II price, V. 1-1-J I.
niTCD^a^i:, V. Di^i'j.
'jip^D^':^, V.
Tip:^:?.
sn*^^^!:, V.
1^-j I.
T

012^12, mn'^aDa'^'j, v. oi^vj.
PI3 to moisten, v. "jJ::.
j
iJj CSJ y m. ch. (v. next w.) mud, clay. Targ. Ez.
XIII, 11. Targ.Zech. X,5(ed. Lag.'pt?; h. text-Ji-J). Targ.
Ex. I, 14 (h text 'ran); a.fr.Ab. Zar. Sg^'ST '-J "^ai^ xbn
(not n2"i^D) the muddy soil of the river suffers no unclean
fish to live in it; Succ. 18* Ms. M. 2 (ed.
nnii3"'-J, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note 40). Yoma 29* 'i: "i!3 '::
cement made
out of cement (that has before been used, is hard to
make). B. Bath. 3* "CZ when clay has been used as
cement, contrad. to XD^in. Ib. 73'', v. n^DX I; a. fr.
Sabb. 67*, V. 'J^^.
Ni 'b2, n3 y f. (')3u5) 1) moist muddy ground, clay
Y. Kih li, 27''"^ top, a. e., v. l^-iJ. Y. Shebi. II,
33''
^E3
'l: nb niyiy by covering it with earth he prepares foi
the plant a muddy ground. Y. Kidd. Ill, end,
65 ' (prov)
"2^ '::
bax
'-
"^D'^bl^D mud is carried to mud, and thorns
to thorns. Deut. R. s. 5, beg.; Yalk. Prov. 938 't:n i;st:
on account of the moist soil.
2)
(cmp. ns'^f a.
XJj::)
im
pure thought, lust. Hag.
15''
02^3 "nrrfn "^
there wai
impurity in their hearts (heathen sensuality). Snh.
75'
'12
12b rtb"ln a vehement passion seized him (whicl
threatened his health).
']^D^12"'!3,
'2'2,
Targ. Y. Lev. XXV, 31, |D"'-isn
'-2
read ',iGilS"i
'i']*"':?:,
v. X'nr-J.
nr^ V. X3v^.
'\\T^, V. -K^^-C.
*1^3"''k2, i}12 m. (q3a) filth, impurity, defilement. Cant
R. to V, 3. Ex. R. s. 5
'::
"p^b nirpim (Ex. V, 8) has th
meaning of uncleanliness (in secretory functions, v. "^Sl^
opp.
ni'mp. Bekh. Ill, 1
':: a discharge from the woni^
indicating abortion; Nidd. 25''; a. e.
SD12"^I2,
'312
ch. same. Sabb. 125*.
nDl3''!2, '3'i2 f. 1) same. Meg.
3*
(in Chald. diet.
109^
ftSS
tM lltilfMil hy HlwUlt
'*
>"
byr mm4 AMiipi nii6V
*
rr* .-
'
of rvAiM itt iTalii TcH.f. Ik. Yl, /t
r-c^ro. 'm wmikltm rmim. Nimi. II - , tmmHf,
li'iii(4Ur It; !. Bub. ft.
r*Mf y. tall. t. tr Inh^ rwMi rrv or
fT*.

r*
ti-
iY.
r*ru
Bs/ll. a. It *B "sritiu ptaMi
4
mk. 0iml,~
org n Kv. IV. U ps
Mid oovarad li ap witit tmi*. IY.
*,'
-.
.,
Trt. Y. I. Nam XXIV. tl (wl. ....,- . -,
\ VIII. IS Ma. (4. Uf. . oUi.
Wy (Twf
.
!!.. d. Wrs
J
- Tnw*. irtff*.
'
"S "a HU'T^ l<MI|t tavmrvd
NT.
_ h:*:: MOMf, Miulr(y mm/. Tr(. Jud.XV, 15
,^w - *. T30.
^^f.
(Crj , /f.yAl, Yalk, Ks. MS rrw -S ... 03
^ to Ki;v|>t III ottr ttigbl,
-W > .Wa. f. I
,>!iMaa, MM lMMM)Mr>
<jio<tl; ^tfttrl-iHtriri, M. > VI, S. TomC BU. I, IS
/uck. (d. ^KTO, orr. aoe.); a. fir.

-
.^^
C)-:?
I. p..
r^
V.
nra.
*|*^
II m. (emp. ani .) netflmeie
9f
Mvr/fW-,
It afitNrf '/or a
j
wrfatfa ^ow. TumC KL B. Kub.V, 4.
^"^ III m. oh. (tr. n|^) ii
ypiup ; 's 's eoMlanf
^tppit^. Pmu 111^ '3 '3
rrrn vra om who drinks the
dripping* of win. Ab. Siir. SO** 'Si
T<it 'a "u r: (M*. M.
oiiiita "S) to liquids whicli drip into Tond the ml*
oonMmlng onoovend liquids doa not apply; 1*371 srrr
*0
"S -nna
'3
'S Ms. )i. (*d.
-3 "3
-nrt -3
. . ^ v. Rbb.
D. 8. . I. not*) proTidd the drops follov acb otbar
without intarmtaskMi.
iC^, 5C*^ m ; pi.
r*3,
n .. - -3) (r-=.
cnp. priced, wrds.)
1 ) limH
of
orer^oH-, dUmNdkTkrg.
T. V, l (ed. Lug. -^tx:). Targ. Pa. I, S "Cp: td. Wil.
|. Lag. "t*^, some ed. tic, read TC). lb. CXIX. 13.
^. Job XXIX, 6 (h. taxt eT^rjirlMre ^35*). lb. XX, 17
lext r-O^),
3) hntp9. lb. XXXVI. 27
"r-j
ed. Lag.
(bth. ed. "K-'S, M, "^nc, h. text 't:;: k
Mf^
. A.*wat w. Aimkk.
1* n-gn tilka fWK
aaMis 4i9p tm ilM
t^-^' -i ^^ ^^i *
4l|^ .
aast .II ir^i^
^ -
*9
^ra
^^Intl I0"V1 WwlHm^
mm%mmi.tt t ?> <if<^<saltel
w 4i4 aoc fai a|
V uVsfuf nr4Mf#fBte*lMtlbliMihMlaaairf
(. c^mt* 4<>ft lav ic Talk lU, t. KdHk irnto^v 'S
At. 'S* T^ ta Val a imp td putmm kmt
on H (ilM awofi ! iW aagal r 4mkH a. *>. Y.
III44. III. W 39 to
-
lib* tW 4fyia
a# a i/ (a.
lafral^H rr8.
r*^.
Mik. VIII. . (.m. .
to l t "T
"9
H
r^^
B* rvs as a4a aaas* 4aa ia
dfvpa aad Ibrw rtvn . ..
aa 4aas laanilag te. V. M
I. a.i
Bab. lb.

a ^PS lllw iripplagi < a ijr
ilUsW : Hba iba lao i>afl Motv ir T rVB fW
1
.. M. rC3.
* Mbb. D. ft. a. L MM) bav
r mn In Iba saai a. fir.
r.".ir^ m rpfq || tU/ftm^ vM \mmA (la aisam
li^orr.
. Y.Baia.V.SJ*yyirrg*a
%|
iaa
nMnas a clappaf wUab Is doaa pat
f
wwl
j
r. afpk. m
poataMOW lappiaf; M. Kak tY^ ts -s ikgrmt^ is
doaa vHb tba bands, oppi e>4>T. Mittlf Wfcal.-

^V^'JI n (nr^) I) Mwany. iWwiiWi

VUd. II. 4 's*
*33 . . ram a wmmm ia
bar ebIM t^r
Ibar aMaibs (darteg wWab stw *
aoi laaMMTjrX wbalbar bar ova ba. & llata. ST ^*r5
nane lb aaf>lakli of sauUI aalila la awrs uuabis
soMa; Bakb. M^ *^\ a.a.>-S) Mkl
fm
th, v.^ FsiiSS^
T) Ve
^irQ tba paato asad bjr Iba AngbSMB af flab
iMn.-R r%rc?. aoaair. -Vir^ T. fb. 11. bsf. tV*
*3
"V ""S* r*K soaa rsad ia b Mtabaab fi
pp
aJI (ia
plaaa oCxnsri.
^?^*** -
. ___ i . '^
2xr.' r.ptr:i tha asoss of tka vataa af Um 4af
that of aajr aingla buab takaa In
D^ST^ pL uyfv .
ItTIZ m. eoMU. (v. rfs UA,
rrr
'
Y. Yab. XVI,
14^ rrt n-m *z dim r^ r* *tht
manis doC in thb world*, is not a dear tasUaway of
doath, as ii niaj ba ialarpralad, <Us oaBfil a
bim'-. r^fX}.
'w Uf K!^
1^
r*iU^^'.l, kc^ r. sab.
T :
tbe first drippiaf at fsliasliiMi Bl Kaas. 9t^ 'm
:* :rm an estrmTaaatioa of a dvap of blood took plaee
in bis ar.
KM)J''I2
534
^]5C'*^")'<P
SD^p"'
,
p'J m. (Opa) 1)=013'^-J, rampart, em-
bankment. Targ. II Kings XVI, 18 (h. text -jD">^).
2) arrangement, measurement, proportions. Targ. Jer.1, 13
n^ri'i'-iiaj^ Cjipvj (v. Op-J), Targ. Ez. XLIII, 10 (h. text
n-iDsr). lb. 13 (h. text 25); a. e.
SD)>'''!2 m., constr. Op'^'J, Opss, (preced.) banner, ar-
rangement
of
troops, standard, division belonging to one
standard (corresp. to h. bs'^). Targ. Num. II, 2 ; 3 ; a. fr.
Y. ib.
'31 iT'Op'^ai and its banner was made of wool &c.

PI.
jipp'^a, X^Cip"'::, 'p::. Ib. 17; a. fr.Targ. Cant.
VI, 4 '31
'T^'^Dpa sanx thy four divisions in the desert.

[Lam. E. to i. 5 n'Cp'^I? Ar., ed. 't)3-J, v. SOS'^-J].

T't2 m. (1VJ or n-js) castle.PI D''T'^,
TT'^-
Mace.
10*; Yalk. Deut. 921.
\Xn2, Y. M. Kat. Ill, SS*^ hot., 'a 13, v. Kl-^tS II.
Sn""!!! f., pi. nixi-'-j (v. r\yc) places for augury,
(templum). Gen. R. s. 83 (play on TTJia, Gen. XXXVI, 39)
'31 niXli-J -pT^^yn rn5 'Rashi' (in ed. Wil. 1878; text
mi'''*is)'a) they put up auguries for idolatry, v. 113
1; Yalk.
ib. 140 ')1'^1"'a (read : nriTJ.).
DIDT'IQ, Pesik. R. 8. 10 'a DfT^by D-^xn, read: D"i50
p3ii'i-j
pesjb, V. (ii'^-j I.
mT^ V. xr^ia.
ni'^12 f. (b. h., V. Ez. XLVI, 23;
IVJ or 1-J3) guard,
trnsf. surrounding
of
an oven, brick-work. Kel. V, 3
nsnn ni-^a. Tosef. ib., B. Kam. IV, 3 'a pb . . . isn if
he made a guard around them by digging in the ground.
Ib. ni''3 niia (Kei. i. c. may), v. ni-^s. lb. 'a3 "jn "Mn
(Var. corrupt ni"'ap) aje in ritual law like &c.
STTI'^ID, y. next w.
"fl^"'"''^*
'ni2 m.^h i'fyS) banishment. Lev. R.8.18,
end
'31 'a ira Tin (not Xlll'^a) a human authority
decrees banishment, so does the Lord (to the leper).
Gen. R. s. 2, beg. ; Yalk. ib. 4. [Num. R. s. 7, v. niB.]
j
1 I'U I m. (tiro, xfptov) young soldier, trnsf. be-
ginner, novice. Ex. R. s. 3, beg.
'31 IT^n 'a Moses was
a novice in prophecy, Y. Erub. V, beg.
22''
(ref. to
I Kings XVII,
1, where Elijah is for the first time
mentioned as a prophet and yet says, 'the Lord before
whom I stood') fT^n nxiasb 'a "^bx xbm (not -psiiia
n'^Xinsb) was not Elijah at that time a novice &c.?

PI.
|-'5il'ia. Tanh. Ki Thissa 1 'a pDSb Ar. (ed. 'pBlia, corr.
ace) for the levy of soldiers; Pesik. R. s. 10 0131*^3 DiT^bS'
(corr. ace).
|TPI3 II m., pi, I'^sii'^a (iia or ia3, cmp. Kjiia,
V. 1*^3) guards
of observation. Lara. R. introd. (R. Josh. 2)
'a (expl. D^ISUJ Vj
d"i13,
Ez. XXI, 27; Koh. R. to XII, 8
p^1pl3).
S3'1"I''I2 ch. same, pi. T'Sil'^a. Targ. Y. Num.
XXXI,^io 'lifr^Diiia (h, text oni'^a).
S3in"''lG^ SJ^"1!2 m. (T'jpavvoc) imperial, power-
fulPI. Vpl'l'^a. Targ." Y. Deut. XX, 1 (synonym, with
IS J 11 U f. (tironia, a denom. of tiron, not otherwise
recorded) levy
of
soldiers. Cant. R. to II,
8 ; Gen. R.
s. 42; s. 70
'31 'a n2n3T2U3 which writes out a levy
from all nations. [Ib. s. 88 'a n3ni3UJ Ar., ed. nsns^ir
nX">Dn3'ila; Yalk. ib. 147 "^Jlia, prob. a corrupt, of
xaia'^ia (tributa) tributes]
S^3^n^I2, S^^D^n^'J, ^I'^UTiipa^via) sovereignty,
absolute rule, usurpation (corresp. to h. yill). Y. Yeb.
VIII,
9*1
top; Y. Kidd. IV, 65^ bot.
'31
'a Ip^S! the
principal designation of their (the priests') usurpation
lies in the words (Hos. IV, 4). Pesik. R. s. 15; Pesik.
Hahod. p.
52''; Lev. R.s. 23, beg. (ref. to 2J11fa,Ps.LXXVII,
1 6)
la3 with imperial power. Y. Maas. Sh. V, end,
56''
'31
''itib 'an 'pX2 'p^ ibx those who come before the
Lord with power (interch. with 2!11"3), Ab. Zar.
3'^
y^H
'3l'aa xa fT'apM the Lord does not deal despotically with
his creatures. Yalk. Deut. 945 'aS rSX bss nbiy n".-l (Ruth
R. introd. il2l11133) came to his father with arrogance.
^^"I'^TQ, ^ini2 m. (cjia)
1)
(sub. nsJin) confusion,
distraction ; trouble. Ber, V, 4 (34") '"'an "^35^
because
he might become confuse^ (and be unable to resume
his prayers); Deut. R. s. 7, beg. Cant. R. to VIII, 13
rsin 'an in confusion (not in concert). Tanli. Mick. 2
inx "Iia C]ia3 had only one trouble (about the inter-
pretation of liis dream).P/. "pSHia, 'la. lb. 'a "13115 r!la3
had two troubles (not knowing even the dream).Sifre
Deut. 296 (ref. to -jlia, Deut. XXV, 17) QS'^BIla nrusa
when you were in a state of disorder. 2) ejection, banish-
ment (cmp. pisn'^a). Gen. R. a. 15; Midr. Till, to Ps.
CXXXIX (omitt. in ed. Bub.); Yalk. ib. 887 nsmo 'B''^"'a
my banishment from Eden.
SHTtD, V. 'ia.
nirTl'^13, V. ninia.
S;n^I2,
i^^lT^,
'nt] m. (^ia) the shaking
movement of the^niill.' B. Bath. 18^ (v, Rabb. D. 8. a. 1.
note 50). Ib. 2o'\V. xni";ia.
1
1 j"I3 m. (cmp. preced.) trouble, excitement. Sifre
Num.
157;'
Yalk. ib, 785 (play on Dni"ia, Num. XXXI, 10)
'a3 1M1J3 Qipa the place where they were in trouble
(fear of the enemy).[Yalk. Gen. 140, v. Xi-'a.Y. Taan.
II, 66* 'a D11, V. Di3''^ia.]
ntn^ia, v. 5<i^a.
T : T :
&<3^"TI2, V.
5<3^ivj.
T T : . TT :
"'PP^-T'P' "'KP-l^^
m- pi- name of a Persian
festival. Ah. Zar. ll'' (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); Y. ib.
I,
39*' 'ipp'^'^i'iP
a Median festival.
M Ml)
''-'-''
I'M.'
M
''(Ma M. **^J, iwul'^'j; *. laM.
u; Tmh, t'* MS).
'D*l*T2i luth. tt. to I, t Tiarm *vrtii.
it>>gr|iii.v{ rMd: TOanw, v. n^spi^
DT!2, V. B*^.
^^^-
*t2 m. 'ArnaoA, tuniMM # oi lat.
IT** rrT-nPi Y. Kidd. I, 0' bo. rr- itr.
^^ ," f*
*
"W^
S~^^
tn. (cro) rfocMiml 0oV<prriiy IM0 rikt
tf
r-
of 'a tUUar^i p^^ptHy $oU aftrr tkt /mm, v.
^
n. nth. I*
'91
'a Va frryNi whlob fail* to
(hr wor(, 'W hAV torn tti tioto of iodtbt*
4m.
*3i
i^fT^j ^nn thoir ihy f.. ud
KeUi 9i Lip.
,.w,'
S
w*.
ui. cSKs U) mcrm^. Targ. Prov. XXI. 14.
SU;^^C^, 'tit2 m. C:J9I) mfrf. Tuif. P.
\I.. 8.
rf*12 TWA, naiM of th niotb loitr of tba AlptuOMt.
. Bh. IV, 11 baa r"n Y. cd. (Mitb. . Bb. wL 'a)
tbo TMMl te niArktd FirlA, it inMiia Trfrc/ (^a). Y.-j.
03Q (cmp. cri) to cfoMjr, tread mpom, pn$$. Cut.
to ill, 7 [road:] 'z'^ niorb OKVo irrrr: rsr
rs^
m
My taw Mven partiUona of flro on* preMing tba other;
idr. Sam. ob. XVU H
'
mti (corr. aee.); (Yallt.Kji.863;
Talk. Pa. 7S rtcrO; Nam. B. a. 1 1, Paaik. B. a. 16, Peik.
?od., p.
, T. 09X).
Pt*. DS'^} 1) aame.Part. pa. Oans^ /OtHf up. Midr.
to ?. XC, S 'Zi^ aip^ a filled op place, mowkI (t.
?,
KCS'O).
S)
(T. next w.) to afii^, y. o^.
CDS ob. ame, i\i. 0*xo I) to pnm, tfueete, ft
on.
. LeT. XYl, 4 [read:] 0*^.-8) (oorraap. to b.
k. 1QK) to fttttm, to httnte$$ mi load. Targ. \. Bx.
[ni. 88. Targ. Y. I Dent XXXIY. 8 (ad. Amat.
JV.).Part, paw. VSSfO htumeootd, tjii^jerf. Targ-
r.
II 0n. XUX, 19. Targ. U Eatb. TI, 10 (aoma ed.
Ilkpa,), V. c^.V. !ttj"a
w wUwM, LeT. R. 8. IS, bagn 4>i. in Ar., expl.
prob. meant for next ar.; mJMiiig in
Opd, IbnMd liko |n^. a*lf fl- S^/ fJ<rr. urr..v. M([^
0/ Utttt. mtm^tmt^. 9m*k. Vaybl,
f.
*-
s-sVs -as
Ar. (ed. . . Vv ^^OJM
,
raid;
I VV*^
pt) ui Um oriar
In wblftli kki
f
! wart T)Mih. Bo. 4
*:*
^
I
'
t^Ji
;
ad. Bb. lb. 4 91
<t^
0^908; PeMfc B. IT
yv^
orsVo (pL aoMlr.). Obm. B. Io IV, It
3'
sVyi
pea to
Um oidar of ro>al (rglar) anmf. . B. a. t, a*d
-91
ion mn -sa la Uii aoMaMlva ordar
Muff
Aa.;
Taab. Vat Iran ran
rorn (aarr aM.ji MJdr. TCL to
Pa.XCnra^lOwdaritoflrdaraf propteqr. Bwu
B. e. 18 n^ '99
(Boi fl^OpBO) to llM Mfjr aT fomm
(afwfili^ powar to itaandfiH IM^ VhalL 14
arVm vepaa (aaiT. aaa.). ib.riyih. it ronarAv*
V^m
apr
p Umj ba** a MdMoMi oriar Ami Ifea
way ilMlr fbtbar 4aaob amaid hla l^aatal aaaatif ad.
Bob. lb. 18 irraai e^as its -.
Oaal. B. to IJ,4 Sf^OpO
nVyo b (load . . . .) iJm baavaaly aitsy; b. v. fr,->
1) (Ihb.)
fa
i l
i
wi>. Y. Ab. Xar.
I
W,
I
'
tlpi 'po mn tW
guiiMa of OaoMraa, v. vpn^H
)W4<k T9
eowir.
^9*999, 199. Sabb. 81* PQ^ -a aooft aaraaaoatoL P^k.
B. a. 17, ft. V. aapra.
V:3 C^b:2) m. (b. b.;
^)
(Aoa^^
*f^
OTip.
lt;^C:^J dnr. Taaa.
8* "Si nrr-3* V:;3 aa to tlw
liig daw and wtoda to tlia pt^ar 4nlIb.^ JUU i ho a
fhMU4rtoffdaw;a.fr^H.&->%p,7^ 9i^lf^'ar^49
tba oppar ahaahar (atora) of dawa, t. S^ok. Lav. B.
. 88 sncp
'3
inJ
arioM daws; a. fr.
bt3, Kl^ eb. mna. Twg. la. XTIU, 4. 'Targ. O.
Oan. XXVII, 88; a. tr^FL 7*9- Targ. Y. Oao. L t; a.a.
>,:,
M>:^,*.*te^(Tkr|.Y.La.XVI.t7.a.s:^)
*M a2 m. (rVs) 1) a pieer of
ektk oaad aa btoakaC
Succ
17^ -51
Vr 'Sb ^mn lU M. a. Ar. (ad. *=-%) flt tor
a blanket over an aM.
<) fdtdi. Ber.
43^
'S -22 b? t)
patch upon pateh. V. ni'ibcf.
'H^
I m. pL poMNf, T. 'fc
^||7p
IlB.pL mkabHsmU or arvcviwiaiito / iaa.
Kidd.'70^'(prob. a nirfca. v. ^Aa).
n^:: m. (b.h.; lt>5) [toKfcr.l lemft. Hag. t^'S^^
examtoa tba lamb, . *^; a. e.Pt S*^ C-^ Y.
Bar. IV,
7^
top U
' |JUU 'S, t. -gs. Ukj Tarn. 111,3* rss^
"Sn the (Temple) store Cor daily ofltotofii a. a.
^TrTZ (n5!2) ss..^ Targ. T. Gas. zxzvn. 1
(ed. Afltft. rte, eocT. aee.)
^KTll m. (praoad. wds.) hrood. Targ. T. DeL VII,
14 (piob. to be read
T^K
^?!2, Taig. Y. Bm. VI, 84. read -fx^
**i*^ MOIJI, T. V?^ I.
bibt3 536 "h-Q
S^^bli m. jest, V. X^lb-JX. [i<*b-lb-J, V. X*^rjVj.]
SD15I2, '1^12, ^"^T^ m. (nV-:) l) oppression. Targ.
Ps. Vli, 4 (ks. 'bl-j). lb. LXII, 11 (Var. "^Vj/^-'-j); a.fr

P/. X^^iVj. Targ. Prov. XXVIII, 16 (ed. Wil. 'bl'j).

2) tcronged, v. d^:?.
b^QI vI2, 'l^D m. (preced.) oppressor. Targ. Ps. X, 3
(some ed. incorr. 'iba); a. {t.
PL X^'?'!^::, 'i^a lb.
xvin, 5.
iJ^ 'DI^P f. (preced.) wrong-doing. Targ. Prov.
XXIX^25 (v.'Pesh., h. text mini).
SnSlbp, 'Dbl2 m., pi. iTSiVj, ^ns-iVj, 'eV^ (cmp.
ntr^) \) lentils. Targ. Gen. XXVJ 34 ; a.e.Ab.'zar.
38'^
X^n"! 'a, X'^^T '13 lentils boiled in vinegar, ... in water.
Yeb. 63''; Yalk. Koh. 976 "^xnibs-J; a. fr.
2)
(cmp. Lat.
lenticula) a trough in the wine or oil press (h. nuJ*l"). B.
Bath. 67*^ expl. D^ (v. niBns).
nriUt2, Targ. II Esth. II, 7 "Jlsome ed., read : PTirVja,
v. 1'^btt.
*n >t2,
Af.
nVjX (=S^-J) to halt. Targ.Y. Gen. XXXII,
32 (some'ed. i*Vj5t). [Targ. Y. ib. XXXVII, 2, v. nVj.]
51I3TJ,
"13
m. (b-jVj) 1) moving, handling.
Sabb.
43'^ l:in "(^ ':: moving a thing sideways (in an un-
nsual manner); a. fr.
2) migration, exile. Lev. B. s. 5
(ref. to Is. XXII, 17)
'12 "iHX '::
repeated migration from
land to land. Gen. R. s. 39 (expl. inj, B. LV, 8),
v. Iins.
bitsVj, ^<b1t3b^ 'b^D ch. same. 1) moving,
trembling. Targ. Job XVI, 5 (h. textT^').2) migration,
exile. Targ. Is. XXII, 17. Targ. Ps. XVIII, 19 (h. text
liK).Ib. LVI, 9 (some %A.pl.
;
h. text lb); a. fr.T^l?!ia>0.
i^rjVj, '>vj.
Keth.
28'^
(ref. to Is. XXII, 17) Xllaa-l 'a
'31
"p^p the sufferings of homelessness are harder on
man than on woman; (Snh. 26'*; Yalk. Is. 280 sing.).
tS>lI2>b^ m. (preced.) an exile, homeless man.

PI.
'\'^'>d^-q. Targ. Lam. Ill, 45 (h. text "inO).
Jj<j5^t2pi2, '5^12, 'y^
m. pi. (preced. wds.) hang-
ings, drops, female ornaments. Targ. Is. Ill, 21 (Ar.
S*^!iVl2,
'b^^'i-J;
h. text CjKn
i^W).
bt3!?I2 (b. h.; Pilp. of bbl3, cmp. ^1^1) 1) fo w?or<?,
carry, handle. Sabb. Ill, 6
'^2^
y^hijih'sq you may handle
(on the Sabbath) a new lamp; a. v. fr.
2) to make un-
steady, to exile; (with nsi) to confound. Gen. B. s. 39
'31 "yaili VcjIsi: banish thyself (travel) from place to place.
Ib. s. 38 (expl. I^SJ-^Sn, Ps. LIX, 12) I^'^VjVj make them
exiles. Y.Peahl, IS'^top (expl.ls*3, Prov. V, 6)
'n"'2pr^ 'i-J
'31 "pca the Lord made unsteady (irregular) the reward
of the observants, that they might observe the com-
mands in faith. Num. B. s. 10 (ed. Amst. p.
238=*) '^tvs:
'31 irsi 'pbaVu'a they (carnal pleasures) confound man's
judgment (cmp. '^'^). Part. pass. bal?laT3, f. nV^^i:2'3.
Tanh. ed. Bub., Sh'mini 7 ':3^ n"nni and the mind be-
comes confused.

Hithpa. Vih^T^Ti, 'ta-^n, Nithpa. hdb'a'ni, 'is'^: 1) to be

moved, handled; to be made restless. Sabb. I.e. m"iDn ^3
pl:i:^a'2 all lamps maybe handled. Ib.35'*ba^D''^ri "p^r-a a
traveUing spring (changing its place). Gen.B. s. 39. Sifra
Sh'mini ch. VII, Par. 6 CXlb'sn ^'h-Jb-J;^ are carried with
their contents; Kel. XV, 1 '31 Vjbaib
'i'^'^I^^S'. Yalk. Prov.
964; Midr. Prov. to XXX, 27 Alexander the Macedonian
'31
^32 '5\i3 who in his unrest drove all over the world
like a locust &c.; a. fr. V. "pbulsis??.
2)
(with ni't) to
be confounded. Tanh. Sh'mini 5 '31 inrn nbub;;:P5 liis
mind is confused, and he knows not what he is talking
&c. Ib. insi ^'db-^r xbtr
'^'13
in order that he may not
get mixed up; a. e.
5IQ!5ID ch. same, 1) to move, shake. Targ. Ps. XXII,
8
;
CIX, 25; a. fr.
2) to exile, Targ. Deut. XXIX, 27; a. fr.
Part. pass. VjV-??- Targ. Gen. IV, 12; 14; a. fr.
3) to
move, handle, carry, lift. Targ. Y. Ex. XVI, 29 (cmp.
Erub.
17''). Sabb,
45'' '31 XJIUJ ^bvjVjb to remove the
light of Hanuckah, v. xnan. Pes.
69''
ITn X^bya 'brjbl!
it is merely a moving (no creative labor), Sabb.
49'
irib ,)i'^hdb:^'C ah we must not handle them. Y. Snli.
VI, 23 bot.; Y, Hag. II,
77^*
bot. '31
p
ro"ib:jV^"'1 and
shall lift her off the ground. Ib., sq,
'31 iT^snbl^b;: as
soon as thou liftest him off &c., he can do nothing; a. fr,
Ithpalp. b-jb^in-'X, 'lS^x \)tobe exiled, to wander. Targ.
Lam. IV, 14. Targ. Ps. LXVIII, 13.
2) to be unsteady,
to be moved, to be movable. Targ. Prov. V,
6.
Y. Lev.
XXV, 14 xbuVa-i-CT XpD? movable chattel.B. Batli.
150''
bubaia^ bs (or "a'n) whatever is movable; a. fr.
VD, Sb!2, nTD (b. h.; cmp. nbn, nb^) to hang
on, to patch, line. Kel. XXVI, 2
'31
^'''bs xVj Ar. (Mish.
ed. nb-J, Talm. ed. nWj), v. TPhx:^. Ib. XXVII, 6
PT-f^-j^
'31 which he put on &c. Y. Meg. I,
71'^
top "pbi-1, v.
n-^lsM^. Hull.
122'' inBlpb nxVjir which he hanged over
his basket. Gitt. 45^ "IIS 'p'^'bv "z covered them with
a leather casing.
Pi. Xi"^::, n^'^l? same, v. supra. Part. pass. Xi!l::p, pi.
DiX^rj^. Ber.43'',a. fr.'-J^n n-^bsD^ patched .shoes ;V. ixVj.
^bl2, SblQ ch. (preced.) 1) to lift up. Koh. R. to
IX, 5 -TT^ba "'Vj lift up thy cloak (Ber. 18^ -"'h-i).
[2)
to sport, V. ))b'J) II.]
VU, ~u m. (preced. wds.) hanging, covering, esp.
table outfit, linen.

PI. n'^biJ, constr. "h:^. Keth.
68''
top, will you dine ariT '1:2 IX C|03 '::2 with the silver
outfit, i. e. with the outfit used in connection with silver
vessels, or with the gold outfit? B. Mets.
78''
has the
|
worm come ant 'a2 IX C1D3 'wZ in the silver outfit
(white linen) &c.?; cmp. 'p'ibix, Xr-.iia-'n.
ibD,
'hn, ^<;b'j, s^^tj m. (-vj, cmp. nvj)
1) tender, young
;
young man, servant. Targ. Y. Lev.
XV. 2. Targ. Ps. XXXVII, 25. Targ. Y. Gen. XLI, 12;
a. fr. Targ. Y. Lev. XVI, 27 xVj.

B. Bath. 142'', V.
j
^
5S7
q
. . ^ii. XII,
11^ Inh.
'91
ti im If Im la fomm
I nil* old. Um. R. 10 I, ! 'yi 'a
*4 pyn r3
(mi
J) ittu* I luiv* R yomif mUiv* It.; '- YHi. Ili*
M"^
^ &oii and fhU.
/t
^.
7^'
rr. VIII, M** boL
'31
*n **>:) Uhi bojrt of Um Mwt't
,n, .. f. r.m .

^ -^' '-'^
Trg.
\ \ 1 !
:
1
401. F.
4
i
. ftr. !*. tt.
"S
V3
fk^XA child*
i| to ol.i tm. R. lo I, It ^Wiy
AtMN. Tfh^ Vim TX-i>
ri^i^l.

MTT
>^
f. (v. bVa 11)
jWlruftMrr, rw/iiywiif. Targ. Y.
^iZD'^fe pr.ii..'::r- tho
MHUior of JudMMi. ^ 10
iifgMts ps^).
c(p*^t)^ III. pVs-PTS)
box for papora, doeoniMits.
OUu 28^'u! Mu. SO** (M. F. Stpte. Ms. B. I XTC^.
*
lUbb. D. S. A. I. note 400). v. Wu
p
ctfik
rr >t2 f. (VV::) C99tr^ fkai, doak (similar to tjie Bo-
imllium. Or. ^ipoii. Hmbb. U7' rbrp::
*=
m cltk
Ivd up Mnd tlirowii over ibe hoalder. Men. 41* "S
-hI hrt worn by doabliii]; it. Sebb.
- one muat not iimke a tool on the
kbath by preading a double-eised sheet on poles so
It the ends bang down. Kidd. 18* sq. (ref. to roaa.
c. XXL, 8) rrte in^ zr^rs 71*3 since he ipread his
) sheet over her (v. x; TaitUK the etoak nf
r, Me cAo<ar' or nf$tt
<
um (adorned witb
aocording to Nam. XV, ^b sq.); the dcak of
the
m pra^rr. Num. R. s. 8, end "S
~
nscT smiliiA
suUX, 18), th< means the cloak to which the show-
inges are attached. Gen. K. s. S< (ref. to rtusn. Gen.
i, m) 'Z^ '::b cr nst ^TS tlierefore was Khem privt>
<d to wear the Tallith &c Kx. R. s. 37 Vs:^ tVi'JCt
U when one has been appointed to an office and has
utkon the T., he must not &c.;a.fr.

FL rT*ic. r^TU.
Babb. 147> ed. (Ms. M. ting.). Tanh. Kormh S: Kum. R.
. 1 8. beg. rsrr "S cloaks all of purple blue; Y. Snh.X,87^
>ot. r-r^^r. ed. Krot. 'nte (corr.aec or rric). Zab. IV, 5
:*
rr^s "^r; if ten sheets are placed above one another.
lb. 7; Sabb. 93*.
I * Y. Is.
fA# Tmmik.
frr*9'(irf. ir
nr^'i. Ui. ^
. 4
M. kmt^
'in),
a. fr.-Yeli.
,
. ._ XII. If* Iwl.
'9^
"S m if !> IS
yui and be oM. Um. B I0 1. ! (v- v^) -/t. le^
^v ^ -
.,
K^,, 1^, r<^ M. (ed.
Uff.
7- \. lUij ^ mL
Lh*
Cod-
WiL
'T'V;;, ff. Ate.^ 11*. XJLXL U( tb fr.
5^
pi. 0-%, IT.
^
>b:2 (bh .
wmp.Wiymi\ii0kmm

mKr,yd%
^m
to form iro/m; v.^Q*IWf.iHssa.V69, tf^i^
alAMf-
^. y. Ab. Znr.lv,44bec(rMwi inrooennniAt;
"S rmi thia Umt* riMWld wh lve hmm %tmrm (Is Uw
vat) ooa drop iMMiftaf
(wbkh 4fOpa 4v
iMlted or alMOM). b) (wUli r, liaai. rVqF)
wVh dhp TaM.t4*'; Y. YoflMV.4rf^: Uv.l.iLft}
T, 3; ed. Bob. ib 4. V.O^f.
f|lfaMMMi;
*. :_ _. ; to COrar, V. r^is.

?!^ I eh. mmm, Fi^ V^ lo aMfa lib^; la CMcr.

crrrii Targ. I Kings VI, t (h. tost 'IPC).
Targ. Y. Bs.
XL, SI (O. Af.; h. test TO*").
lb. XXV, vt'fAv9 (O.
7^19);
a. f^. Bmccl !! (a boaai) nfe br^c rhcn Ma. IL
(mI. nVan only) whkli om aloto aad pM poa 14 tka
rovetiog of the Soaeah. v. MP^j^^e. Arl fsaa.
^^
.-^
B. Kna.
&0^ "S^n Sies baanaaa Um la
..^.i.... lb. ^Wp?C lA*' wbich ara mmuo^NKmLTi md, U
ohKUre. Sabb.'rs* "^S^ Vi Omj heal (tbo tjm auw
)
but dim the eyo-alght.
Af
%Wl, \fym I) "Mi^ < <'. *
"H**-
^'^
^
IV. &, >q. ; a. fr.S) to fbU
tkeUer. Daa. fV, .
Ilhpa, \rx;r* fo ^ Mvorni. Tag. Fa. LXYIII, 14 !(%
(some ed. 'S?,
v. svpra). Targ. I Cbr. D, M.

?
55^11 (V. 5C I), Pb. V5, il/l r-rai foplajr, tpmt,
8ucc." M "S^ Vx^S rm "ni Ar. (ed- W. v. Babb. D. .
a. L nou SCO) L. waa apottiag with eight kaivaa.
B. Bath.
!'
"SI
7^73
verm Ar. (ed. ,'U""aj, Var.
7^;?= or
7?3?. Tri??,
v. Babb. D. 8. a. L aoto 40) I
reoMMnber that boys aod girls tt^otfod thaaaaaHaa Ik.
Pipe, Vkrst sama. Kidd. l* Xf^^fCfyi^
v. \t4JW
'
W-
?2I1I, X^>a m. (Vte I) l)(-h.V?)dU*.i
Targ." I^oh. VTll' IS* (aonio ed. Vc). lb. VI, I*. Targ.
Ps. XCI, l; a. tr.i} (oap. "po, nop. TOSi
r*irr
if
f>s, fwA *. ; in goo. CBdny, oawr. arrrra. Targ. Pb.
XXVn, 5; a. fr.Ber. ! '3 ITOp htS (Ma. M. t! TSBO)
a raod fell down ttom the oailiag. fb. 48^ ^ "^oA "tm
pointed op to the oailiag. B. Kan. M^ amn vpvo
"S 9trC9rr formerly it waa named beamt, aow eeiUm. v.
-irr^Ft ir^ T^. Job XL, ti, sq. (h. tst srte).
C^fo ^oid; jrreia, csp. (eotrrnp. to h. pi^ to take
9f,to
ppren. Taig.T.Lev.V.tl. TSmt-
M
x^abtt 538 ^t3
Ps. CXIX, 122; a. fr.Part. pass, n-^q, (mbi:). Targ. Y.
Deut. XXVIII, 33. Targ. Ps. CHI, 6 (some ed.incorr.'ib::)
j
a.e.Lev. E. s. 12 (ref. to Prov. XXIII, 35) 'z^ n^b "pjabli
they overcharge him (in his drunkenness), and he knows
it not &c.
Pa.
U'^Y^ same. Targ. I Chr. XVI, 21.
T T : T ;
S^Q^PD m. (v. X?2b!i-Jl) cake-baker. Koh.R. to V, 10.
[Y. Snh.'^II, 20 hot. K^^EJ DMS^, perh. Sf^^^O nmrs.]
1DDbt2, v. Tp^^brj.
'J >IQ m. pi. (^bti II) [sporters,] night demons, urchins.
Targ.^Cant. Ill, 8. lb. IV, 6. Targ. Koh. II, 5. Targ. Y.
Num. VI, 24 '^'k-^ (corr. ace.)
T T : T T :
D0!5I2, Cant. R. to VII, 8 "J -,''23, read: Dib'^?
i03
Hke the inundation of the Nile (so did the fire spread
from the furnace when it was broken through) ; v. "'"'plSt.
[The entire passage from
^:'l2
to "^iplK belongs to VII, 9,
after the words: "lUinDn y-Si^
l^s^;
v. fit^'JibB.]
"^U I (b. h. yhn; cmp. bb::) [to hang over, incline,]
to halt.
Af. sVjX same. Targ. Gen. XXXII, 32, v. nVj. [Yeb.
39'' '21 -jiban nb sVjwV; turn thy right foot towards her
'31 nb sbasi and he did so, Rashi; v. next w.]
Ithpe. ybkiiN to become lame. Meg. 22'^; Taan 25";
Succ. 53^
>^ -11 (cmp- preced.) to loosen, untie. Targ. Ruth
IV, 7 ; 8 (h. text Cl^TT). Targ. Lam. IV, 3 (h. text ybr\).
Ithpe. S'b!"'5< to be untied, taken
off.
Targ. Y. Deut.
XXIX, 4.Yeb.
39"^ '=1 nb r^o-^X ed. (Ar. "jb) have the
shoe of thy right food untied (for her); '31 fT^b S^ipsi
Ar. and he loosened the shoe of ... , and she took it off
(ed. lib '::'^X1 and he had his shoe . . . loosened &c.);
[other interpret., v. preced.].
Af.
'J>Vsi< to untie, v. supra.
^>U c. (cmp. C|b:s) [glittering, pealing,] hoof, esp. (b.h.
riD-iS) cloven foot. Ex. R. s. 18 beg. B. Bath 75'^; Kidd.
22''
^nsVjn riTnx if he seized the animal by its hoof.
Du. Q'^'ISVj, n-iaVj,
"PISVl:,
pl.DisVj
(?),
nisVj. Bekh. 44;
Tosef.Par. II(I),^2.Par.II, 2 'Dl'nisVjl rt'iD-ip^y; Bekh.
1. c. D'^Ei^BI niJ-ip^ (corr. ace). Nidd. VI, 9 'i: lb UJ"^ has
cloven feet. Ruth R, to III, 13 iDID ''BbLja by the hoofs
of my horse (counting his steps, I know the distance) ; Koh.
R. to VII, 8 (v. next w.).Y. Snh. X,
28*^
hot. n'^BVj! "pXI
nipl'70 and are not her feet cloven (is she not clean for
you, fit to be your wife)?Midr. Till. toPs. XVIII,11 nisVj
'31 "jiT'DID the hoofs of their horses fell off; a. e. [Tosef.
Ukts. II, 10 "PSVl: Var., v. -jIBSbia.]
^bl3, {J^SblQ, 'b^D ch. 1) same. PI. "pS>^, X^:;S>-J,
iB>tt, 'Is-'-J. Targ. Lev. XI, 3; a. fr.Y. Hag. 11, 77'^\ot.
31 i^DlC^ 'a "yo by counting the steps of my horse &c.,
V. preced.
Denom. y^'i'O,
r]b::iri, iqbi!^ (5<Bb"'a^) with
cloven foot, cloven. Targ. Lev. 1. c.Targ. 0. Deut. XIV,
6
;
a. fr. (v. Berl. Targ. 0. II, p. 34). 2) (dial, for NHSiVj)
beans. Ned.
66''
a Babylonian asked his Palestinean
wife "^sba "i"in "^b "h^'CZ cook for me two (a few) beans,
iBb:: 'nr\ n^b nb-^irn and she cooked two feet (Rashi)
;
[anoth. interpret.: she cooked for him just two beans
and no moi-e; marginal emendation Tisba i"iln tT^b nb"'i23!2.]
J<nsbt3, V. xnaib-j.
T : T : T : :
S"l''Sbl2, Y. Shek. VIII, beg. 51* '"jb, read xnvjlpBx.
p!^I2 (cmp. bba) to cast, throiv. Targ. Ps. LV, 23;
Targ. Lam. II,
1
; a. fr. (h. text "j'^b^n).

Gen. R. s. 75
'31 iT'pb^l . . . rtb^ he took off the purple cloak and
threw it down before him. Y. Yeb. XII,
12''
top; Y.
Sabb.VI, S^'bot. [read:] XTj-^bm xnunb IT^pb-J pitched
it into a confectioner's shop. [Targ. Y. II, Ex. XXI, 18,
V. Ithpa.]
Pa. p"!^:: same, also to cast away, reject. Targ. Ps.
LI, 13 (ed. Lag. Pe.).

Y. Sabb. 1. c. nb pb'JiS; (Y. Yeb.

1. c. pbo^). Y. Keth. XII, 35^ ir^OIS p-^b'J threw himself
down; (Y. Kil. IX, 32*' top pVj); a. e.Part. pass. pb'Jri.
Targ. Y. Lev. XVII, 15. Y.' Snh. VII, end,
25**
'prsi
X^'^a 'ppbi:a they have been thrown into the sea. Lam.
R. to I, 1 "^nai ('nxa "ins) if.^'bz-o, v. xsiTa.
Ithpa. pbu'^fij;, Ithpe. P'^ba'^js: to be thrown, to be cast
away. Targ. Job III, 4, v. Nripb'JX. Targ. Y. II Ex.
XXI, 18 [read:] P^lJ-^I, or p-^bp-fl (h.'text bS3). Targ. Ps.
XXII, 11.Y. Sot. V,
20^'
bot. "libs' 'K it was thrown upon
him, i. e. a penalty was imposed &c.
*Srj^"lbl3 f. (prob. dial, for 'bbo, bba, cmp. Syr. XIVj
P. Sm. 1482) soldier's iron shoe. Targ. I Kings II, 5 (h.
text b2J3?3).
dTD, V. n'^bM ch.
SSD or SQI2 m. (=SnrJ, V. M. Kat. 18* nuot. s. v.
T - T T
it.'OS^i, a. T'shuboth G'onim ed. Cassel, p.
22*) reason,
argument (on the cause of grief), consolation.
-
PL N*5a^, or
X*aa.

'a ''ii gathering of

comforters around the mourner
in his house or at the place of worship. Bei'.
6'^
^^T Sf^SX
'31 'a (Ar. X^a, Tshub. G'onim 1. c. X^Sa) the merit of
attending the mourner's gathering lies in the silence
(which must be observed until the mourner begins to
speak). Snh. 11
S''
[read:] 'a IT^a bXttJ^b (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.
note), V. X^r^
^1212 I {TliyS) (b. h. ; crap. n^-J) [to be filled
up,
inaccesible,] to be unclean ; v. xaa II.
Pi. XH'^a (iiH"'^) 1) ^0 make unclean, to soil, defile.
Yoma 39* '31 'pXBar) 'Ctyo 1o:jy XaV'? D'^5< if a man be-
gins to defile himself a little (thx'ough sin), he will soon
be defiled largely. Yad. Ill, 5, a. fr. D-iT^n nx 'a^ their
handling makes the hands unclean (washing the hands i
is required after handling them). Kel. I,
1
; a. v. fr.
2) to declare unclean. Toh. VI, 2. Eduy I, 11; a. v. fr.
|
Makhsh. VI, 2 1X53"^a
;
Y. Dem. V,
24''
IB^-J.
ItlQB
689 TfpO
fo I-
IIInIii* UlirloAII lt>.
,..\ I
"j'a VX* V^*^"
V. ft. > ;;0 IC
I ' A. R I. I fltlll
lull' I ' '
- >'
All iter.
M*i
M.>i. .. . _, la m.ik <.'!* 1 tf;,'
--.
,. |ii4Uf

*. (V. Uv. XXI, I. iq.). Y*b o* nS trtvs H-
\<ii<* pritt) nMjr Atin<l to Imt IwrtaJ) . ft.
^?3t} rh. Mm*, V. ^.
S*^
1 1 II,.. HMDr. (b b . V. |H<Mt Mt.} MM^M.
-.//v
w/iMfv. h^rMdm.
Ki XII. t "a 'ak ^BVii
; i iltlMbd to M
)
h la fli to bMOOM
V iiMjr bMont* ttaotom < -arwrTasaiiaf
'
by miin nMjr %atttAUjr Imooom Mtwa; ft.v.fr.
. i Vtl,5 -a SI itab torbidilM to Ml. lb.
'9 (nvQ)
A ! 'ihiddiin Miimal; m. v. ftr. Ab. Br. M* (rclnTiaf to
*. . *:p, . 'ih
- ', .
wf^)
,
'J whnt < unrlii II dui (la
)>. b. r^V "^ tmt mtatU immImm
l^ a. ft-.-K O-tWB, T9e?;

:3. llQll. VIII.6. Pw.
17'. KH.XI.t; a. . fr.^I|9B
:. V. npra. Pw.
69'': m fr.
S.I. ob. Hn^ V. "^
^^>^%3^ m. (SiyU) fuMimg %n oaken. hiiu tL. <>
H^^M^'.^ pr. n. pL Tmmlmria, in Babylonia (T).
/4ir. S9* (Ma. M. X<nra ^ts, v. Nab. 04ogr.^89S).
i( X ) 3 Ml V. prccod.
01Q!3 v. w&o.
-sc (Ma. 'i9).
~i*lZ3M m. pip, .
*
<
'
JV) kidimg plaee,
Wf. Taif.
Pa. XXXII. 7. TarK. Job XXII, U e<L Lag. (cd. "H?:;,
!^2).
tTarif. P. XIX, 13 rrrm ad. Lag^ ^ -~^v
'
*n::r, sr.i'Rr:, v. .ab
-^^
>* T. CSC.
XiMf. *^U, K^2t2 = h. KSD, to btf bteome
'PiL CVI, ;>9 55<-=: (aoma *d. incorr. "^W?).
i\i. "7^ xru to make mmekim. Tug, T. II Nnin.
XII, IJ.Targ. Mic II, 10 *rrdb Vns ed. Lag. (ad.
"5
b'ns corr. aoc) in order to defile her.Hall. iTfymA
"UPS^ M'f
*tk* - !* |t-'t " ' > '
' ' '
(U|> M4 lla lb* iktiif* aWI u.4c <'.' "r;
(U (tmtL, bi aC ll* (''ja (Mt^ M. *i>i;v^
v-
lily
lb. r ^
llaU
Mom. V. 1. tt. 9VMi "J. V wpqll^in. t
r^'
Tag.
Y. DmI. XIV. 4 IfMMl <) -a -m (V. lafcH.
n
a. I. Mia).
awwfaai
.
/braa. Lv. B. a. ! 's^ anoe orB9
y^m (rg. ai. Wa^WCMp (jaliliii>ra(.l
/if
"S 5m
. a* ali/-^ ?-r-t faa tan
pr*' ^'tiaaa ba fraaad to 4ai. Lw. BiXttt
. fr t <
Obot. xvii I rvs ^ . iri9^j|
11^ pn; pr. a. pi. ittwa Tma^r*, im nh]fini
B. BaiJk IM* (Ma. M. '"vnSi ol Tana *. labkk, D. 1^
flR-
aaiad tbalr proparty for Um flaeaa. lb. a. II, a.*.
'3'
tai ooUaelor; Ratb B. failrod. aM 7^*99 (iaaart
Oaa. B. ai tl
'^
vm
f-W
mS09
*9
aaia It
foand by aalaalartoo ikai iba aoUra land of
^btI*
ba forfaitad to iba tfoaaary (for Ua ladakiadaaM la Um
Jeva); Yalk. ib. 110; (Mt. Taaik eb. Ill rVTW ^
snVr s*-ar:).Oao.B.a.Sl'a 7: ::^er aball ba aai oa tra
at pablie avpaoaa; a. fr.Balli. B. to I, S X^V^i, faad
n^'QS^ C. (73C) a jrfaM
for
km0m db^kca, ooattsU.
to rrro eookiag aiova. Y. 8abb. IT, aad.
7*.
;5^:;,
'TTT m. (t|u<sA. iaauae) l ilwyiy
fo the imperial ttwamrjf. tammm {frmeUa), ertmm lamit,
imperial iooMWU. Eath. B. iatiod. STSt
"3
sm yoo an
crown property (God'a own paopla); "Sn
p
13? ^ 15^'Cai
'31
ate (read sri rr3 ^. abbr. r:s be. for VSl doaa
not ba wbo lakea to hiaiaalf a riava froai ika aowa
landa forfeit hia UCtt lb. (tat to Bath-TUi. 7) ssn ^
"33 rr-r
baaaaaa ba atratcbad fartli bia faaad agaiaat
crown property (tbe Java).
yp.lii m. (varioaaly earr^Mtad) aaaM. PaaHuTi^fci,
p. 7 -s ~r= Kibrs^ 7% whare tba ka^ raaidaa (ia Iha
aavaatb haarea) tbara ia tbe crown
p
roperty (vbieb anat
not ba deaacratad by ayaiboUcal lapnaialariinM); Baat.
R. a. It; Oaat. R. to TI,
4;
[Ealb. B. to I, 1 T^XTB,
. 7^33.]
TDa, TUUdl. 5C."in2e. (*3C, T. -f33) taif*a.
ecrvf
;
(aho aa'noan) aecre^.' Turg. l Saa. X, tS. Ib.
XXI, S (b. text ^83bot); a. tk.'O *e3 fo Jbe kUim. T.
aa*
DttB
540
^'^:i'D
Shebi. VIII,
38'^
top. Y. Dem. I,
21^ bot. rrn^^'J mns
jaJ (not "loa), was hidden with them ;
Y. Shek. V, 48
top K-i^aa. PZ.
-pT^"-?.
f-
IT"'^' '^^T'?'-r-
'^*^- '^^^-
VII, 21. Targ. Ps. XLIV,22. lb. XIX, 13 (ed. Lag. mm^-J).
Targ. Gen. XLI, 45 (v. Berl. Targ. 0. II,
p.
15).
UUU (v. Xp-Jl) to fill
up, stop. Sabb,
73''; 81'^ PTOT3-J
filled it up. V. bVj.
DQD ch. same. Targ. 0. Gen. XXVI, 15; 18 -.Wa-J
(ed. Berl. "pSWIJ; Y. 'pD-^SI^i:, corr. ace). Targ. II Kings
III, 19.Gitt. eS"* sinD-'H-J'l and filled the pits up. Yeb.
63=^
'DT urj fill up a hole in the wall (in time) &c.Part. pass.
d-i^-j. ift's-'^-j. M. Kat.
4'*
"J xnn: xns"^^^ to dig up a
channel the source of which is choked up.
Jthpe. niui'iS fo be covered up, buried. Meg.
27'^ urji'^Tp
'^X'T^a^D that thou be buried in silk. lb.
'31 'K"l 1" until
he was covered up with the silk garments (put upon
him while he was asleep).
Palp. t3-j=a to close around, to close. Targ. Jud. Ill, 22
(h. text ^5D)'. Targ. Y. Deut. XXIX, 3. Targ. Is. VI, 10
tJ-ji2-j ed. Lag. (ed. d:}W, corr. ace); a. e. Part. pass.
D-jp-J?3. lb. XLIV, 18.
Ithpalp. n-Jpa-iN to be closed. lb. XXXII, 3.
Targ.
Ps. CXIX, 70 Eegia (ed. lyBD-iN).
IQD (b. h.; cmp. preced.) to hide, store away, pre-
serve, esp. to keep dishes warm for the Sabbath. Sabb.
II,
7 *piann nx "pS^'ia you may put warm dishes in
the chafing stove &c. lb. IV, 1;
a. fr. Makhsh. I, 6
'31 I'^niliS '|^i::tl if one hides his fruits in water against
thieves. Koh. R. to X, 8
'31 ''J xmvu that he buried it
there; a. e. Part. pass. "il^'J. B. Kam. 5'\ a. e.
'::
T''=
;rstn damage caused to things hidden in a pile to which
fire was set. Gen. R. s. 68
'31 "J tT^H he (Jacob) was
hiding (before Esau) in the house of Eber; Meg.
17*
',a'J!ia (Ms. M. ','2-J3, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note); a. fr.
Mf. "i^r?
io be hidden, to hide one's self, to be stored
up. lb. "QSJ n-^M 'Dir, V. supra. Lev. R. s. 3 n"n WTSa-jl
y^fZ and the words of the Law sliall be stored up in
thy mouth. Pesik. R. s. 4 nisn!!
'3 sought protection
in a Cave; a. e.
Hif. ra-Jf 1) to hide, keep. B. Kam. 6i''
T^^Th
nsn^TT
'31 which it is customary to hide in the stack. B. Mets.
61
''
nb^a . . . "pa::^ Kb he must not keep his weights in
salt (by which they gain in weight); a. fr Part. pass.
'|T3::10, V. supra.2)
to hide one's self, lie in wait. B.Kam.
79'' '31
'ma iniKI if he has been seen hiding himself in
the woods (waiting for a chance to steal).
jQ'Q
ch. same. Targ. Job XIV, 13 Ms. (ed. Kiyj).
[Targ. Esth. V, 14 "il^IiS, Buxt., some ed. St^^JS, "p^i:,
read with ed. Lag.:
"^^i:, -p^lD.Targ. Y. Gen. XXVI,
15; 18, V. Dp-J.]
'PD,
Y. Dem. II. end, 23% read: 'pSSlD, v. XSlV.
Z'DIG, (cmp. "i^w)
to hide, sink (cmp. "3'.j I).
Nif. l'^::; to be hidden, sunk, fo be mixed up beyond
recognition. Kidd.
70'' TOiriDS 'i"^^? 'p1=1 and all of them
have been lost among the jn-iesthood (can no longer be
distinguished from original priests). lb. 7P a family
'5 r\sr:i:'^':jll (or tiV)Z'4''i'eiNithpa.) once mixed with Israelites
beyond traces of genealogical disabilities, shall remain
so (shall not be traced up). Keth.
14'', v. nD"^?; a. e.
Viy<2 ch. same, 1)
to sink, be covered up. Targ. Lam.
II, 9 (h! text rn-J). Targ. Y. Num. XXVI, 11. Targ. Ps.
LXIX, 3; a. e.

2)
(of the sun) to set. Targ. Y. Gen. XV,
17; a. fr.

3) to cover up, bury. Targ. Y. Ex. XV, 4;

12.
Targ. Job XXXI, 33; a. e.Port. pass. S'^^-J a) hidden,
buried. lb. Ill, 18 (h. text
)^Q^), a. e.
b)
darkened, ob-
scured. kVt^':: one whose planet is obscured, haplessfellow.
Koh. R. to VII, 15. lb. XI, 9; a. e.
4)
(cmp. D^'J) to be in-
accessible to argument, to be dull. Targ. Job XVIII, 3
KSyp-J (not "J: Ms. Var. KJBrj'^S,
v. CirJ; h. text IJi^-JS).
'
Pa. Sffl-J to sink, bury. lb. XL, 13 Ms. (ed. Pe.)
Ithpa. SSM'^X to be sunk. Targ. Job XXXVIIl, 6
Ms.
(ed. '(S-^^::).
"iQp (v. preced.) to hide, preserve, guard. Targ.
Gen. XXXV, 4 (h. textp'J); a. fr.Part. pass. ^'^^'J
q.
v.
Pa. nr-J,
Af.
"ir-JX to hide, withhold, keep removed.
Targ. Is. XXIX, 10. Targ. Ex. II, 2; a. e. Part. pass.
"iBCp, v. infra.
lihpa. 'y'BXt'A, Ithpe. 'rqan^, i"'^:*''*? ^0 be hidden, hide
one's self Targ. Gen. Ill, 8;
a. fr. B. Kam. 57^ )^^D
'31 lpa'1721 when he hides himself from people; ib.
79*'
in"'"'5'i'2 -isa-2 XpT Ms. M. (ed. '-in-ja, incorr.; Ms. H.
lO-Ji^Q). Ib. ^-iJIBlS'^X
VW^'r;
e.Gitt.
56''
T^^'^T'
"""^^^
(or "ps::?a"l, v. supra) hidden treasures.
[Tosef. Sabb.
XVIl' (XVIII), 19 imx
-p^--^ "psi, ed. Zuck., a corrupt
tautography of miS -pin'^^ -rx.]
IljI2I3 (cmp. preced.; corresp. to h. bn::) to dip, im-
merse' Targ. Y. Ex. XII, 22; a. fr.Part. pass. iy^"2-J.
Targ. Ps. LXXX, 6 (not 'n'J).
Pa. tlfi same. Targ. Ruth II, 14 (ed. Amst. Pe.);
a. fr.Snh.
110^ bot. if^-an fT^TyHrl Ar. (ed. X-'^O
niiC'SNl)
and dipped it in water. B. Bath.
74'' rr^lLJ-c-Jl Ar. (ed.
nrcOK, V. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note 6). Gitt.
69=' '31 O^M-^31
(or
U5"i:a:i'i31) and let him dip them &c. ; a. e.Parf. pass.
^aia-J'a bathed, washed. Targ. Job XXIV, 8 (ed. Wil. '"J'?
Itlipa.).
Ithpa. Ti:l3''6<, Ithpe. 'ii'^-c^'^ii, to be dipped, to sink.
Targ. Ps. LX.'lC Succ.
10''''31
n^b X^j^^pii^S (Ms. M.
K-Ji:an;rs, cler. error for X'a'^^'Jrs) his garment became
soaked with water.
*StI/Z2!0, Lam. R. to I, 17, read N\25^-J, v. tyj^W.
SDD, V.
^r-r-
'no^'yn, i^DSDU v. ssd-j.
X . : X-:: -^
i^"l^SDt3 m. (-Q-J, V. 'nia'i-J, cmp. xbrj I) tatnhurine^
taborin. Sot.
49*'.
^^312,
^"^
112 i=V\, k'-J,
V. r-n; cmp. Dtll'Jl) adv. tvith
('
load of grief, in trouble. Targ. Job XVll, 16 (Regia "i-fJ
jj
Ml
u. iMt ^hKiM. 7\ a. fr.iiVni areata 's sr^ ao At
ic<i n
p) It 1* lwtr to tfwall III griW Uim io 4II to
Whl>w||fKNl, i. m wtMntMtt |trfa(a mu utthmpttt tmmttimii
ltr (O lliaglft*c
.Cm rA tttomi ftrmml of Ik* wmni
n999,
p
hotnt
cAUy nrprMwniinc
**
*f>4imim0, sad nii, tli*
40t of mmrhg. Y. k . .'',
v. tjOf^.
^3^ iu.(b b. M^einp. MfO I ) (rrwMr'lol,l I ) VmL
A (Nrrtala dry mmamv. Taio. 111. , v.
aff^
lb. .
-
i\lrirtOim0 btKf,hiMAfl. K. \ii . r;*
-^
-e;
tb mvUl
txtvvr iif btta; 8*)(C^ V: . btis. lb.
XIV, 6; XVI, 1, ToBpf. lb., II Mo'. II, V jc;:"W (rtrr.
cs.h lb. IV. II. -Y. Hoi. IX. 74''boL 'S^ "a yrh; lUb.
' '
|. v. into a Imi rmmI* of l<t
x^a;qi TW. K 1XXIX, .
>liP.
0*^:::,
v. tr:.M:
^'3*2, . :>;.
*D3^, Y. Kil. IX. sr top. rMl : ^090, v.
^
|Jk^ (oiup.
7^)
fo ftr tmoiatmed and mtftmtdy (of gnUtu)
lo6c i(y /Mlrf MprMifiiy. Mkkb. III. 4 *s:s* and tb
whMt gr*w prvparad for grinding. (Tan^ Vayiggaab 9
nrasa wma ad., raad
y^l
Pi.
'iT:;
fo jHmyNirr for grimHim$. Malih*b. L c '^nfsn
Vro if ona praparw wheat by mixing with nnd; ib. 6
ai a-^S 2::n wiib dried olajr.Part. pas*. ,}OC, t.rifKSZ.
X. KaL e** 'Z mc inoiat and fat oil. opp *rnx
M%f.
pn aama. Makhab. I. o. Vrrs CTop (or
T:
f^.
r).
lb. 5 prj^ Mib. wl. (Talm. cd. VsnV fr. Vr^J
Toaaf ib. 11, a rrcnb hJ. ZurL. (Var. r=m). Toef.
8habi V, 16 (lwici 5-U.-i> (Var. "psna), (onca) TSnb; V.
ib. VII, bir..
37''
Tcrra "pnV rra (r.-<
j?^
-z "tsn^j;
ib. (rpaatadl.T)prtb (corr. aoo.).
^^
elk Mkoia, I) fo moMfii. Targ.Job UI,(h.taxt
Wo, Begta tSS,").
2)
(einp. our to itrirri, Qann. peiferm)
toftejf^OM, staiouM, ofitatrHicon-rtp. toh. MSp). l^rR-
Ft. LXXIIl, 3. Targ. ProT. 111,31; a. fr.
Pa. T|S 1 ) Io motMlem. Y. Pea. VII. 80* top ^at roiqps
to mix the wbeat with inoiat and is forbidden, v. preced.
3) to bejfQhnt ftc Targ. !*. XXXVII, i yz^s: Ma. (ed.
r9K\ iV.,
'P32r Af.). Ttg. Job XXXVI,33 -n
7H?r
(>
'~r-":t
attacking each other in the haat of diaciwaion
, vxno nwp, 8. V. nspp).
.^. T*Sast, . snpra.
S-.T2, S^r^tl f. (praced.) /eo/oNiy, aA
i^ilofioii
oono-ip.
to h."nx:;r). Targ. ?. LXIX, lO. Targ. Job
V,
2. Tnrjr. II Ksih. V, 8 (Var. SOSt:^, K^aCS)* !* ^U. *
h. text
r^:n: a. fr.
> :
- '
w.jlW
-r rola
'^90 ilit HM4a a !to iW patoaa ta.
Hkh* fv*. a. a.
rf(l99 mi aafmal aacfaiiiic fmm itto
vaglM (Ml irHB^ai uf Mnli or akofttow) ft Kmm. r
m>V r^r9 tfto MWMal wUd fralto (Vjr rolUac tm %htmt.
Tammf. JoMM V (IT), ft "T <V|T il^
* *" '"' <
'
> aoi Md to* gnrwata; a^ 1^. /
^. tr* lp. Cafti. K. to II. . tt
SUk^a,
mr%>
9lf. ^fn to Waatfirf, A#M. r.TaMa
viii.44^Hri9^ immsrw \t\tm%m
dy. *Y. Bar. I. r ko. 7939 IBSOU
"SI ed. UbM. (ad. Va <. |^ KraC IKin. a, igr) m*
ihaa* band* arbtelt ba** nol baa* to llto !( oilad bjr
mlaapproprtottog Um Tinpto ftoid*
^pSelktoflM. Fan. paaa. trt^. naM, k?'
^f^
itoiy
vara toUad villi din (SmM:
"firs AI|W.).
ite.
799
fo ao<A ^oAif'.
Taiir. Cmm. . t (. L^
IXW. raad: "tlS^). Targ. Job III. ft (v. -^y Ttog. T.
Mam. XXXV. ft3 (Ib rv. Targ. Y Ui. XXI. ti
7or, prob. to a rwMl: r;?-.
y
g^ .) -Balib.
^r
'S kV It baa cartoinly not bad any ^ttlftni lailaitlTr
of birth, V. precad.
Mpk. rnnt fo ht mUM. 4^1*4. Targ. Uun. IV, u.
Targ. Job. XVIII. S (r. r pit OVl. at; . a.
ftabb. 57*. V. nipra. B f<
^ -~*
m^
'
%4> Um firait*
ara toOad (will roi, arbaa tolling on oM ptoniai.
WMt T. CC3.
D. m. (tee. Me. r. of oe) \fiUtrim, Htkt\ ftU,
ptate, Oitt. SO*"n 00 ^ . . STS if ba vrMa to br a
l*itr of divnvao on gold fbU; Y. ib. II. 44\ KaL XIII.
- -
rdtoatanadtoatlrinptoto. SaMudtf*
.in hna on ona and n foM ptoto."
H,VXZ,7Wr- KaLXI.3 9'Sn7:of(tto)baoroikar
pUting matarial ; Towf. ib. B. Balli. V. Id. Sabbw IM* "VS
pzr: the foils oaad for tbaTabcmada(Ex. XXXIX,t).
Sw^, S^'U 1 cb. aama. Taq;. Pror. XXVI, t (Var.
xr^ b.'tei pit); T. jcprn.W, Tpc, yc, Tteg. MnM.
XVII, 5. Targ. Bx. XXXIX, 8.
*KSC II eollaet. noon (t. praecd.) anliirr* mil j.
f<rtay armor ff). Targ. Mnh. 111,17 (h. text T"Cr).
rrXT2w,8i<rtWnm.4a.rand
V><
'
iw!i- .iWrfnMffc
2C ^>w>>(
y
in.(l^e. oooaof *^ll,empLai^VS)
/nmmrr, /, J^orr-Aonae.H. 7~SCS, '5"S. Tug. Kob
n, 8. Targ. Eath. VUI, I. Tarj. Pn. LXTOI, 14 (h. text
-r*-rx).V. vyar.
S"i'w^, Y. Keth. XI, J4*- boc, t.
Qiota 542 Dij^t:
5f^pDT2 f. (v. Treit. Arab. Diet. s.v. task) 1) a basket,
as a measure. Gitt. 78* '31 iia xbsxi "J '^inixV (Tosaf. to
Ab. Zar.
14''
quotes <T>i . . .) to include the measure in
which she measures (or eats) figs (destined) for her par-
ticular use. Meg.
7^ '31 "J J<b?2 (Ms. O. XpO-i-J, v. Kabb.
D. S. a. 1., Var. KDll) a taska full of &c. 2) name of a
Persian land-tax (a certain measure for each certain
quantity of produces). B. Mets.
73'^ '31 "Jb KSIK the
land is pledged to the taska, and the king has decreed
that he who pays the taska shall have the usufruct of
the land; B. Bath.
54''.
B. Mets. 110* ':: n'^fl"' . . . irpn
the Rabbis have given him a remedy in hand in order-
ing that the mortgagee shall pay the taxes (and thus
secure his ownership against the mortgager's eventual
claims). Gitt.
58''
'aa KS'IK b">np rented a piece of land
for the taxes on it; Ned.
46''.
B. Bath. 55% v. xninniT.
Kidd.
70'', V. X150n.
i<:?i2, n^, V. ^rj.
T : T T
1"I0 f. (preced.) I) going astray. Targ. Jer. Ill, 8
(ed. Wil. irj). Targ. Is. XIX, 14. Targ. Ps. CXXXIX, 24
"JT n-ilX Regia (ed.'prJl; h. textSSS); a. fr.PZ. xniirj.
Targ. Nah. Ill, 4; a. e.
2)
(cacophem.), also NirJ, Xlisa
m. idol. Targ. Y. Deut. IV, 16. Targ. II Chr. XXXII,'l5.
lb. XXXV, 21 "^nisa (or Tjya) my deity.

P/. ',irj,
,1irj, xnirj, "iiy-J. Targ, Is. I, 29. Targ, Deut, XXVIII,
36; a. fr'
'
I^S^D,
V. "ps:: a. -,5::. [Constr. of KSWJ q. v.]
pS'IG
1)
part. pass, of ")>::; 2) requirement, v. "iSia.
lJ<3^3?'J m., constr. ',ir-J CrJi II, V.
NJI'J I) 1 ) load. Targ, I
Sam.\vil 20 itTSnbn 'a Xion "J ed. Lag, (oth. ed. 'py::
X^anbl) an ass-load consisting of a load (or hag, v. infra)
of bread and &c. Targ. II Kings V, 17; a. e. Sot 34%
V. '^H B. Mets. 97"*; a. e.Pl. N'^^SWJ, "^Sirj, lb.
32=
. , '^"n
'31 in^'^jis::! when they themselves and their loads lie on
the road.2) bag.PL as ab. Targ. Josh. II, 6 S<Dni3 "J
bags of flax.Y. Dem. II, 22^ contrad. to nb&JX. Lam.R.
introd. (R. Joh. 1) xbm ':; ibaia loads of bags of ."sand.
ri^3?I3 f. (ny-J) 1) error, mistake. B. Mets. 15''; Keth.
51% a. fr. 1S1G '-J, v. nii-inx. Gen. R. s. 99, v. nnTO.B.
Kam. lis'' inis::1 (v. Rabb. D. S. a, 1.) and a gain through
his (the gentile's) mistake; a. fr.

PI. T\'fiV:^ Mace.

12*.
Men. 29''; a. e.
2)
(v. rj'S) idol. Sifre Num. 131 D3b -"IK
D3r.1S.'::l3l woe is unto you and your idol ; Y. Snh. X,
28^
'31 D3b "pit (corr. ace).
^T?\Ti, ^V\T^, V.
13)-^.
T t' TT-: - T
^1^12, n^I2 (b. h.)
1)
(cmp. nrn) to err, he mistaken.
Ber. IT, 3 '::u: dlpo^ "iithi '::i K"ip if in reading the Sh'ma
one made a mistake, he must go back to the passage in
which he made a mistake. B.Mets.
63''
nr^Vj nr^inir
i133
within the limits of a reasonable mistake in counting.
Snh. SS** '31 "ppmsnaj nain '::
if the judge made a mis-
take in a case in which there is no diffei'ence of opinion
between the Sadducees and Pharisees. lb. 6*, a. e.
"^
ilJlL^a 12"12
if the judge gave a wrong decision against
an explicit law in the Mishnah; n"in bip'^lUa ':;, v. nsn;
a. fr.
2) to seek, to miss (cmp. "?:: I). Taan. Ill, 8 px
n^>'1-jn; B. Mets.
28''
'pSVJ pX Ms. M. (ed. "|?rj, v. Rabb.
D. 8. a. 1. note), v, laX. Lev. R. s, 13, beg. in-^rj "^DX
n3bn!n nx I had forgotten the law in the case.
Hif.
risi^n to lead astray, to deceive, disappoint.
B. Mets. VI, 1 m nx nt 1":;!i they deceived one another,
i. e. the agent employed to engage laborers did not act
according to instruction, v. next w.

M. Kat. II, 1
D'^^SiS !inir:;n hired men disappointed him. Gen. R. s. 19
end (interpret, hishshiani. Gen. Ill, 13) "^SSI?!! he deceived
me with false promises; a. e.
Hof.
nsiiiri to he led astray, be deceived. Tanh. Balak 5
'n tl5::nU3 1^3 as he led astray, so was he led astray.

Part. HSi!^^, f, ny-J''^,

^T-^^^
misled, brought about by
mistake, under false premises. Yeb. 106* "o ns'^^n a
hdlitsah to which the yaham consented in consequence
of a deception (a promise not kept); Tosef. ib. XII, 13;
Keth. 74''.R. Hash. 25* "prJlO ''BS? dPX 'ye' (shall ap-
point), even if deceived by witnesses (your decision
stands). Sabb. 101 ''
'p"Mia (mattings fastened,,or spread)
by mistake; a. e.
^?I2, ^yU ch. same, 1)
(corresp. to b. h. nSPJ) to
waride'r, he lost; to reel. Targ. Y. Gen. XXI, 14 nrj (0.
ed.Berl, nrj, ed. Vien. n^W). Targ, Is. XXVIII, 7. Ib.
XIX, 13; a', fr, Gitt,
68''
xniixa "^rj xp mm Xil'n
a drunken man that was lost on the road; a. e.
2)
(cor-
resp. to b. h. njT) to go astray, worship idols, to he
licentious &c. TaVg. Am. VII, 17. Targ. Ex, XXXIV, 15
"(irj-^l (ed. Amst. 0. 'yiT^')^). Ib. 16 "i^lSa^l
ed, Berl. (ed.
Arast.
iT?'^?^!
Y. I "p^S'J 131, Y, II
|^r^"'1);
a. fr. Gen.
R. s. 87 , beg, (expl. TTTtO Prov.VII, 1
1
) ^1'^^
running about,
l>rostitute, v. !!tr"'Sl3.3) to err, be mistaken. Targ, Ps.
LXXVIII, 9 VJ'J^ miscalculated the term of redemption
(v. Ex R,s.20).Yeb.
121-^ 5<3'^"::
XSi:"'^ I was mistaken;
a. e.

4) to forget. Targ. Prov.'lI,'l7. Ib, XXXI, 5;

7.
Ib. VI, 20 (ed, Vien. K0ia''3n "^san deviate from).
Af.
"lyMK
1) to lead astray, to deceive. Targ. Deut.
XXVII, 18 135-J^ (not "J":). Targ. Ex. XXXIV, 16; a. fr,
B. Mets.
76'' '31 Di^yiS iis:?^ the hired men deceived (the
one engaging the others deceived them as to their
wages, V. preced.); (Var.
'31 !|>:2'^!S; they were deceived
by one of their own).Hull,
94'' imimSD WJ^ they de-
ceive themselves; a, fr.

2) to prostitute. Targ. 0. Lev.

XIX, 29.-3) (denom. of Xl?^) to deify, ivorship as deity.
Targ. II Chr. XXIV, 17 (v. Ex. R. s. 8). [4) to cause]
to be forgotten, to ignore. Targ, Prov. XVII, 14 "^SliKi
(ed. Lag. ''TJ'O, prob. to be read: 'C'^^ii, h. text
^i;33.]J
Ithpe. "'"B'^X, x:^"^''i< 1) to he deceived. B. Mets. 76% vJ
supra,

2) to be forgotten. Targ. Prov. VI, 33 (h. text]

nnian).
D^2?12, V, ny-J.
643
' oiitonU uf lit* Ik Bill*, lb. 40* '9 C
:-i)
II U Id b (WMvtf ImH ti iiuanuij
my b |iui bli afalM.
I 8in. XVI, u. ii]Vj
) Tr. RmIl II, If |
"
(ii. iiii
T>
rwsi) ai. u. . To r-r im

1 04im* liitlvn llt OMMM/i I brtaf o*ly
I
n*ya (Vj)i
r. '^pfa Tkrg. O^it xxxvii.
(Y.cd.Aiiwi.'ln). lb. XLV,'ti|.t.
n3*?t) r. (;?:;
Il) i) leaHm, flMiifaMt rvMfnwl in
opp. n:?^ B. Mcta. II*. iv.tT'eoa'a
<*
In loiMllttf out may elaim vagw} * .'
;:) carrying. Nam. R. . Tmtfi
TTT^,
B>^ Ibr tb of*
Am of eAiTjring Ut Ark.
WTTt^ V^Tl r. CTt!) prmtUmU. IWg. K.b.
Ill,
4* '.
.Yaik. Pruv. 940 (xpl. mno. Prov. VU 11)} i
(0n. R. . ? 11*^73). V.
^.
'
D^ (b. h.) (fo frr 6r^. iriar (v. Pa. XXXIV,
9).]
to extimiH*, to lastt, te*t, try, rxprrirmct, Yonw
93*'
Kb
ton 099
'^
n?r taaUd th* l*ip uf in (was Uwoetnt).
Y. SttOQ. V, M* V era rcrs
i-n b Imd not cvm a
iMto of ilMp. Bm-. M* 'S^ e^7;rs . . "vcit on* mut noi ,
imU food wiilioai blaainf. Ih. u* s^Tsrs vra dart i
ho (who fktU) Uat food wboo oookingT Nuia. R. . 7
'
TB^ nm . . . r: ^ whovr doairod to Mt mU fcU U
twto (iD Ui nmnnah); a. t. ft-.
Hif. a^Tsn i) to
f<M
to tatle. Nad. M^
"
uv^rq *o
'n a*^ . . . ontil thoa makart R. J. tat of Ui> dish.
B. Mu. 75' "S^ 'i^'yjnb "ns in urdar to gitra tham a
taata of unury (that thay might fal it oppraarivaoaaa).
Cant. R. to VII, 2 "^STSW . . . stnn (raad "T^rrr^ or
^^i^i^S^^ Pi,) thoo thalt bring aoma of'tham hafore ma
and let ma Usta tham; a. fr.S) to wtake tatlefMit to ex-
fUdm. Bot SI**
'31 r^n =rrr:n who ixplaiDs hia oaaa
to tha jadgo (trying to preoccupy him), bafora hia ad*
yvnmry appaara; Tanh. Miahp.
6; a. .V. nsTSf.
ZT2, U*72 (C*>::)ch.aania.Tkrg.l 8am.XIV.24;
;. 11- fiig. Y. btfuu XXXII, I ynr'.'a 7:^^ xrt which
trtM< 10 i\rAih (haavan and aarih).Bar. 44* r*T *:: K^t
!i '.
8abb.lI*"Tr:^rcrya*?ukeome
1 r. 1
1
irrc^-! rr:: srr^it i wUh to
\r\ Uo\\ : : taataa; a. tr.
Af\
=-r>N >V, Targ. Y. 0n. XXIV. 17.
Koh. R, to I, 3 -5-rsr^ -'a ers's r r^ wilt tboa Bot
i,.t iv,.> i^to what I have cooked (for thaaf); Lav. R.
^. R. s. 18; Paaik. Haomar, p.
70* . . CTS? .
.
-;:-.:-.-.;
.m tha diah pieparad for thaaf
Bi. s;::: to tasto. Part. paaa. assQ |aiCe< faftiiirf.
Lev. R. 1. c. why do the dishaa eoma out TagSTS
y&r
ti (Kali. II.
i tV* A^
wiUmM
\Umf lalB IImMI M).
099 ak (b,
iLt
pwad.|
(f
lMIBi I
,
<f <4aali 111.
<!. Ab. Saf If* 9 Vs trvi mmhM* Mfaai.
* -:: 'S
'
wff^ ut 0va hiM ft alaar iwwar,
I j 101^ 9
'S nrirs ft U
f
-^
<o tliftBi;a.fr-- /t. cnrti,
"^ ^ fflHW MT^ "(WK ll^{?
ad fary argnamiu.
rt MWl Mt ba 4dc*4
Kwifc.iJ'nrB-T-
t rtfrn*. atttHtt, It*
Nb. VIII. ) "J t ^ IImU MM*
Y.ib. IV.74'' bot., OMkR a. - .
1. a.) tVi ^(ab. TCC) R^
faalr.
Hall. M*
V
-at!'
'
forbkldw aa tlM ai
'
<Umf la arMu^
.
lioSilgWi
T'TS *o tartiflMU t
watar) ia aqtMQj fcr
'
Vttii. lor '31 we ti'v
tba MbaUaea (ftlUr i* ., .-
^;
ia in all caaaa MblieaUy farbiddaik lb.TII. 4 T'Sl nvzm
*::
if ihartlaaooofbofH logiaaataaUtoikaal<faiixtr.
lb. 'a ir>3
HUW 1SQ aa loi^^ R b* foi
^
alI
(and ramovad), it dpda lu givteg
or not tha nystora ia fwWddaa). lb. 1 1
1
'a aa objaet forbiddaa for lla baviaf akaorbad Cba laaia
of a ferbiddaa thlag, aad which (thtvagb ariatara) baa
again given laato to aaothar thi^g, a taato'glvar ia tba
aaeoad dagraa. Ab. Car. M\ a. fr. a^ 0O 7^ (abbr.
3^) Inpartiag a daiarioratii taala, rort V^ fivfaf
an improving taata ; a. v. tr.

D!?S2,
UTif,
DTS, fiid<^ ab. aaaM. Djrfnaaavc
irifl. I>iia.Ili,IO;a..--S)#ao^ dkrcr. Ib.T.tv)raa*
ON, aryaaiail, aour Ac Tarfi Job XII, 10; a. a.

B. Bath.
178** '31
'a *arr aim who give so naooa for
thair daeiaiona (Jodga arbiuacilyl. lb., a. fr. "S ^R3
(abbr. a*^) what b tha raoaoa (of iba tew of Hm Miab*
nah)? Kidd. M\ a. fr. rpn 'a r*Ti iatcrpialB tha
hiblieal law on ita laaaoa aad awordiagt
y
aodiiaa itt
axtcading or limiting, e. g. (B. Mcta. IIS^ applying tha
law Davl. XXIV, 17 oely to poor widow*, lb. TT-b ie
nr: >ta bat aeaordtng to tha Babbia (who do ao4
interprat tha faiw on iu reaaoa), whora ia tba argaaMal
for itf (prob. to ba laad : *,!' -ju; Tabu 2'
^
IR).
Bar.
7^ 'SI -^
TR l6an3 why do yoa aoc aoaw to lya*
affoca*
for pnyartlb. II* 'n "ai
vn^Vf?
^ne l^
thay giva thair raaaoa for their own opiaioa aad toriU'
faring with BaCh-8h.Kalh. 8S^ Jt w^. 16^...'^ rein
tha mla (praetiao) ia in a^aanaat ariih R. a'a opiaiaa.
bat not for tha raaaoa ha had for it. IK 64f* rrsTsz
iif JjiL.1 ia agraHMat both with Ua aigaiaal aad hia
legal opiaioa; a. fr.Paa. Sl\ a. fr.
'31
arcn 'a tha aaa-
son (of this) ia, becaaaa he., L a. this is ao oaly
)3yt3 544
1?P
&C.'
T^'^OS^^'' now, according to your argument (assum-
ing it to be correct, what then?). Ber. 43*; a. v. fr.

4) argument on the cause

of
bereavement, consolation (v.
srv). M. Kat.
18'*
^'".^a "z bxiria^ (Ms. M. ; second time,
'i: iT^a "i^T^fflb) to get his permission to argue (with him),
i. e. to console him. Snh. 113^ [read:] 'li n^n bx^rnb (or
X73:i, V, Babb. D. S. a.l. note 7) to console him.X^x^ ''?)
V. X^a.
5)
taste. Targ. Num. XI, 8; a. e.Yoma
78'^ '::
KnirTiaT a foretaste of death. Hor. 11*, v. ny-J. Hull. 97*
"SI it depends on the taste (whether a mixture be for-
bidden), V. preced. lb.'' 'an..':'^^ irx^ra -p^ in case of a
mixture of heterogeneous things which ai'e permitted,
we decide by the taste; a. fr.P/. "pp?^. Targ. Cant.V,
11;13.
5J<I23^b2 m, (preced.) pleader. PI. X^ps;:. Esth. K. to
I, 3 n^b^i N^:;t3 "^Sn 'a isn his young pleaders and coun-
sellors, lb. nib'^l . . . ^I'Z ':: ''ll pleaders means his
counsellors.
[!2 1 (cmp. MJ'^) [to seek, ask, (cmp. !S;'S),] 1) to claim
before court, to sue, to plead. Keth. XIII, 4 nx "i^'i-n
'31 '^^3 ITi^n
if one claims from his neighbor a certain
number of jugs of oil. lb. 108'', a. e.
'31 p:;n "i;?:: if one
claims wheat and barley (two different things), and de-
fendant admits barley. Shebu. 43^ '=i -i3"a irsr^-^iy IS
until he sues him for something weighable or countable.
Gitt.
58*' '31 iri1"'b ^jyi-J the court pleads in behalf of
the heir &c. ; a. v. fr. Part. pass. ")1":2, f. i^JIS^ is required
for, requires. Zeb. V, 7 iT^'^'Tn ';;: pn their blood is requir-
ed for sprinkling (must be sprinkled). Bice. II, 1 Clli'li
'31 ri:Jin"i require washing of hands; a. v. fr.

Denom.
|>tj, "jyii: requirement, obligation, fr. which "Jb
'-
to re-
quire. Sifra introd. Sinm inx "J "pyj"^^ ii^3n "(^ NH^I
'31
and is specified for another requirement in keeping
with the general subject.
2) to seek after, to suspect,
V. infra.
Nif. ",r::; l) to be sued, to be rcspo7ident, defendant.
Y. B. Kam. X, beg.
?''
T'as "(nb "p3^"J: n^rjp '-^BX even
for minors defense is made in court (prob. to be read:
"i^D^;ia, cmp. Gitt. 58'\ quoted supra). [In later literature
|^;i- claimant, "|5i:2 defendant.']
2) to be inquired after,
suspected, to be summoned on susjncion. Yeb. II, 8 ':n
'31
X"S< ^5 if one was suspected of intercourse with a
married woman, and the court caused her to be sent
away from him(lier husband) on his account; ib. 24"^;
Tosef. ib. IV, 5 X"S<-a "^-^irn. Y. ib. II,
4^*
bot. 011353 '33
when the suspicion has been corroborated by witnesses.
']!?'i2,
']''3/',2
ch. same, to ^ylead. Keth.
105''
"^sr ^\
'31 "p^"::
if he chooses, he may plead thus. Gitt,
58''
''S
'31
"pi":: Spl is it that he pleads (demurs) and says
&c.?; a. fr.
"j3?I2 II (b. h.; cmp. Hy-J, X-^ljr-J, a. Ges.H. Dict.i" s. v.
'i":)
\to move, make ready for travelling,']
1) (cmp. Xba)
to load, pack up. Num. R. s. 6 nibJrn bs
0"':?'^-''
and
pack (them) upon wagons; a. fr.Part. pass. "jir:: (interch.
with ",251::) laden, carrying. Ib. s. 5 D-^^rnpn "^ xiniy
i^
some had a share in carrjing (moving) the boards. Ib.
nji'ixn "1^3
^3 "pDSl:: had to carryall woven materials. Ib.
s. 6
'31
'^;3?1i:^ iITi was one of those carrying the ark.
B. Mets.
32''
niOX '{^^ ^'^'^'^
carrying forbidden wine.

Midr. Till, to Ps. xvill t3'^?2ti rx -pri?::; . . . ns'in when

the clouds are charged with water; Yalk. Sam. 160
zT'-an -,n ('DS'ia (corr. ace), v. T^'ar, Ib. main ,-'Dsii: ibx
'31 those carrying swords, others lances &c.; a. fr. 3)Esi).
to help one broken doion on the road to load again, con-
trad, to pIB to help in unloading. B. Mets. II, 10 nis^
'Vdb .... the biblical law requires man to help in un-
loading, but not in loading (without I'emuneration); v]X
'12^ loading, too, must be done gratuitously, v, ni'^i":;; a, fr.
Nif. 1?::? 1) to be laden. Gen. R. s. 82 ri3"Q '3
was
laden with blessings ; a, e.Trnsf.(cmp. 133) to be very ill.
Treat. S'mah. ch. VIII
'3
lb -i>3wX he said to him, He (tliy
son) is very ill.

2) to be carried, Midr. Till, to Ps.

LXXXVII [read :)
'31 "|"'35i::i . . , "{S-crh pbl3'i )i''H- who
cannot be carried (on wagons &c,) , . . and they carry
them on their hands (in a chair); (v. next w. a. Yalk.
Ps. 838).
Hif '""'JrT} 1) to lade, imt on. Lev. R. s. 13 llinnb 'n
'31
he put on his ass fi\e S'ah &c. Sabb.
5^ IT^sn "i3-'y-jri
his neighbor placed something in his hand to carry,
D'^O'i' 'n the heavens placed &c. (when he put his hand
forth to collect and carry rain Avater) ; a. e. 2) to carry
goods for sale. Y. Peah I, 16* top (ref. to Lev. XIX, 16)
'31 11-131
-prv^
trrn ^3113 xnn xVf be not like the peddler
carrying the talk of this one to the other &c,
1^12,
j
<.^
ch, same, \) to be laden; to carry, bear
(h, X'ri). Targ. Y. II Num. XIII, 23 (ed. Amst. 13Sa Pa.).
Targ. 0. Gen. XLIV, 1. Targ. Joel II, 22; a. fr. B.
Mets.
40'' "15-'::
'(''^r;'^ "P"^-
when they are once impre-
gnated (with the fluid), they resorb no more.Trnsf, to
suffer, bear. Targ. Prov. IX, 12; a. e. 2) lo lade, to har-
ness. Targ. 0. Gen. XLV, 17 13iy-J ed. Berl. (oth ed. a.
Y, >l3"<y::). Targ. Y, ib. XLIV, 13.Esp. to help carrying,
opp, pis, V. preced. Gen. R. s. 96 '31
"iiyj . . . linn b^T'.:
the common ad^ge says, if thy friend's son is dead, help
carrying; if thy friend is dead, throw off (common people
show no favor where no return can be expected). Y. Hag.
II, 77'' top
'31 i"in "pS^zaia that two carry one load; a. fr.
Pa.'\^V:^ same. Ib, "ptlb'pSS'w^'ilitl they made them carry
&c,
Part. pass. "1?::^ carried, moved. Cant. R. to IV, 8
'31
"p3>^^ . .
")13iX n^bl who are too feeble to be carried
in a lectica, and whom they carry in a cathedra.
Af.
'py^i< 1) to carry. Ib.
)TT-^^-
Y. Hag. 1, 0. "|'i;:i"'JX
"pXITli carry them singly,
'31 j13i:iJ':35< they did so
;
"pinibu '|13'^31S'MX carry straight through (without resting).
X3in 'X = h. -n xu;3 to
find
grace. Targ, Esth. II, 17
(ed. Lag. 'a^X, Ithpe.); a. e.
Ithpe. ')?t2iX
1) to be laden. Targ. Lam. V, 5. Targ.
Esth. 1. c, V, supra.
2)
to be carried (in a chair), Y.Bets.
I,
60"=
bot.
'31 Di5?a Kia allowed himself to be carried
from one seat (where he lectured) to another. Ib., v.
XJilp.
3)
(v. preced, Nif.) to become severely ill. Targ.
n Sam, XII, 15 (h. text ?r3X"'l).
yn MA
"S
fT^
III to mim
h nd httek, to nrimf
wMf kt.
Num. I(. . IV 'S'
rW9 V^
nVn Umi i|>y .IiomM mi
wiiiK III* rml ovur ll MMrii (Mt4r. TiU to ftt. Xa
Vn .
.J
YiUli. !.
sia r'n*).
ill
.
iMMf. ^M. vrn aiMMif Mp. >ii itf I wfUi s fpnr
nvt^ V.
ni9 n a. fro it
VI J
^ niiiv'vit. . . *tm
'
XkA tbo dvAMidMit HI
tjn pwB nuTivi
7^ u ui (i*riHiiiit'a . . ti<
homofMMoiM wiilt ilt t\tdm (. g. on* -...^ ... bMi
Mid lh liofandMit livf** tu ar bnrlvy). Ib.St^ r**CS
'a^ ^PV "a til* elmioi of i II
i1m1II*Ium1i aMM**
IbAl amount of lh eUini iii|Nnl; ^RVO'i
II HMMM UiAi ih oiiffiniki . Utm m fbr two 4e. K
I, I 0"*ir3 n;|9. v. orW.-ii. Kmn. i7' sa s. ;j:
I^ Onoo^^ V. OnjpV; n. fr.-/t rwa Y. Hnh. Ul,
21
'
boi,
THT^J^P PWJi . . jn Uit judg niu*i rrpvai in
pIvM of Ui contMtin pnrtiM; Midr. Till, to P. I A .' I
tl V^TVV; Valk. Kinc* 174 OTPSC -^3
'a Vpri rig|i
tiMir plM In ihP
iwwiif of both purUr* ; a, r.~
%) mtMpieio-'
ift-IMimt. Mom. R. . lo
p.
840*) r- J ^on not to
fiv riM t.
Ulk
: Ab. d'H. N. eb. II. Y. Btf. I a< T^Vi
'.
o giv iupport to tb ulk of Um bantltos (lU... ... i.
Mnf93 oh. MBM, ^itf Kidd. ts* RTi 'p^^^cre 'a "wi
to not this a food plirA kt}^. Keth. 18*
a TiVo
^ rosd all plaas eonmat of tba claim of other people
and on' own admiatioa (rapliqaa).
r?S
(PW, a for n; cmp. "jjt?) to be m^rrme. Targ.
Prov.lV.iapez^ad.
La.(Leviup7ari; ad.Wil. ;rrjrT).
M|>rt, rrornat, pTqrit, /tApe.
rrywt
/o 6cprsMi.
froNAird
Tarjf. IV XXXI. 10 pr^ lU (cd. pstpc, ed.
WiL prnst; ed. Lug. p^-W). Taig. ProT.XXlV. lOrv^T's
Ma. a. LeT. (ed. Lag. a. oth. p5mo>. V. p^TU
^n. ooUaot. pi. (b. h.; res
1; crop, hts) [Joitted to,
4tpendmt,'\ tMUrtn, Hag.
3*
(nsf. to Deut, XXXI, I2) ra
TW2 nc^ why moat th childrra oomeT; Tof. Sou TII,9

rrsi K: (Var.
rx2 .
.
r^ea); Ab. dB. N. ch. XVIII.
Mekh. Bo. . 16
'=1
rm rm
qp "Cl woald ohildiw have
known to distinguith Act
i2, HBD, V. sub ira.
TDISi Y. Ber. 1,
2*
hot, read : iw, T.Sjt IL
Taif. Cant.
H, 8, T. Tta.
I
MHVS; r. rr^ I) r^|i^ (ai ih*
dMfi

ft
Ua Ma4a4 for ! lapK.
U. Mala. 4r( Mnp^
^^
ntti 546 n''St2
slap (dough &c., to dabble); a. e. 2) to clap hands to
a certain tune in I'ejoicing or mourning, v. ras"^::. Bets.
V, 2
'21
'i^nC^^a 6t^ we must not clap hands, or strike upon
the knees, or stamp on the Holy Day. M. Kat. Ill, 8
ninsija xb bl!!t TiWa may sing the dirge but must not
clap. lb. 9. Num.E. s. 4 . . . nS"iai U5'ip73 n-^nUJ he knocked
his hands against each other and clapped ; ib. nB::1. Cant.
R. to II, 14 nisasa nneari clapped her -wings.
3) to
collect the contents
of
a broken vessel by palming, to tcipe
with the palm. Ter. XI, 7. Sabb. 143''
'i^UJD ns-J': xbl
must not use the palm for collecting oil in the broken
vessel.
Hif. ITtiP'^ same. Ab. Zar. 60^', v. supra.
nD!2, Pa. riB-Jch. same, \)toclose carefully. B.'K&m.Ti^
T\'^t>\X2 '-J xVi (Ms. H. S<S-J, V.
iS-j;
IV) he did not carefully
close (the stable) before him.2) to slap, strike tvith hand,
stamp with foot. Targ. II Kings XIX, 24 ; Is. XXXVII, 25.
Targ. Ez. XXI, 17; 19 ; a. fr.Targ. Jon. IV, 8
'31 KiraTU 'a
the sun beat upon &c.B. Kam.
32''
niblSOn xni ti'b "c
Baba struck him upon his (R. Shimi's) sandal (to silence
him); M. Kat. 25*; B. Bath. 22=*; a. e.

3) to clap hands.
Y. Snh. II, beg. 19*'; Y. Hor. Ill, beg.
47* i<in:3 'a "i-iiy
'31 he made the motion of clapping with one hand
;
'pnE^ Xin2l do people clap with one hand?; a. e.4) to
strike, forge. Targ. Ps. CXLI, 5; Targ. Is. XLI, 7 (h.
text Dbn).
nSTD II (cmp. CjBM II) to drip, be moist. Sabb.
17*
'D1 riBiu nplUO
'p"^"!?
moisture is still dripping on them.
Yoma 78* niB::rib a"5 nsi:: moist enough to moisten
other objects; Ab. Zar.
60''
H'^B'jrt 0"S HBIM Ms. M.
(ed. "jnb "J). Toh. VIII, 9; a. fr.
2)
(cmp. SKI, "^"n) to
melt, decay, ferment (of a running and fermenting dough).
B. Mets.
59''
'a . . p:S3 C]i< (Ms. R. 2 HBr, v. MEP) even
the dough under the hands of the kneading women fer-
mented.Y. Yeb. XII, end, 13* 'h^ '^ni'l ME-Jl; Yalk.
Prov. 964 '31 iiriBa my mind in me became fermenting,
i. e. I felt proud (v. tiSia), Part. pass. raBa decaying,
languishing (from starvation). Sifra B'huck. Par. 2, ch.
VI 1351 "in^iBM (v. nsn).
Hif.
ri'^BMrt to moisten, wet. Yoma 78* nnsaa KJiis
clay which makes wet (those sitting on it). Ib. ; Ab. Zar.
60''
n'^B-jnb, v. supra. Ber. 25* "pri'^B-jrUJ '{0^ \>3 as long
as the spot is wet enough to moisten.
nSt3 m. (b. h.; v. HBU I) hand-breadth, breadth
of
four fingers joined. Succ. 4*', a. fr. 'a n^B3i Jnr^n "jlix
the Ark was nine handbreadths high, and the lid one.
Ib. 7* pniu: 'a a liberal hand-breadth (four fingers Hot
closely joined), v. ri52X.Yoma 55*
top ri"i1B3 hilS tnriB"^a
Ar. a. Ms. M, 2 a. Ms. 0. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note
9,"
ed.
iT'lalSi) the hand-breadth, i. e. the hight, of the lid, v. supra.
;
a. v. fr.P^. diHE-J, Dm. di-^nBa. Taan.25''; a. v. fr. ['pnBi:,
or 'pnBO, V. n^BV II.]
^13^13, V. tiB-j
II.
"^512,
SDT2 I (cmp. na-j II) l) to grow faint, to die
out, be extinguished. Targ. I Sam. Ill, 3. Targ. Job XVIII,
5, sq. ; a. e.Y. Sabb. I,
3^
bot.
'31 iB-J-il 'pSJa )'^\i'^H. they
(the children) desire that the lamp grow dim (so that
they need not study, and therefore will not snufT it). Lev.
R. s. 9 iBa S<3'^Sia Kn3U5S< she found the lamp gone out;
(Y. Sot. I, le** bot. ^Ba'i^a Ithpe); a. e.

2) to put out, ex-

tinguish. Targ. Cant. VIII, 7. Targ. II Sam. XXI, 17; a. e.

Y. Yoma VIII,
45''
nrsap -^Sl wanted to put it out;
Y. Ned. IV,
38'' ni^B-J'^a (read : TOiBBiS). Ib. '^^'^i< '"i "^BK
iBa"^ (or
Af.)
even R. I. would have been permitted to
extinguish the fire on the Sabbath.
Af.
iB-JX same. Tanh. Vayigg. 5 X3X inbs lom KIIS
*iBa^
I will put out the fire intended for Tamar &c.
(I will curb thy passion; Yalk. Gen. 150 'pins^ ',35< we
shall light for thee).
Ithpe. '^Ban'^X, "^BMiX to be extinguished, grow dim. Y.
Sabb. VI,
8^
bot. [read:] '^S-jniX xls rib ni5DN srsi3 "'E-J'^X
'31 8<3i:iia 'Ba'^a xb i-il3S< is the light out? Said she, it
is not out. Upon which they said (this means) the light
of Israel is not extinguished (R. A. is not dead). Y. Sot.
I, W^ bot., V. supra. Y. Hag. II,
77*^
top ni^'Ba'^XI and the
fire over the grave was extinguished (v. T^^'n).
^DTp, SSt2 II (
=h. nss, v. r,rj) l) to float.
Targ.
Y. Ex.' XXVI,' 28 "iB-J nini (not nini).

2) to flood.
Y. Snh. X,
29* bot. XabS KBaa lyai and wanted to in-
' T :
undate the world.
*Af.
iBax (denom. of KB'^a) to drop. Targ. Job XV, 8
some ed. (v. SrjBU II).
"DI3, i^Dt2 III (v. t|B-J I) 1) to join, add, increase.
Taan. 24* '31 rib 1BI2 "^X when 'they put on too much or
too little. Ab. Zar. 9* 'D1 irfiibs "^B-J'^il and let him add
thereto twenty years. Yoma 35* "^30!!* 'ai "^inn I'^sn "^X
if he makes the ones less in value and adds to the value
of the others; a. fr.Part. ^Ba, f. X^Ba more. Sabb.
19*
'a '^X if it is more in measure (than before washing).
Ab. Zar.
9'' '31
'a xniipnsl the calculation of the Bo- j
raitha is three years more.Adv.'^Ba more. Gitt.44*,a. e.,|
V. in II.R. Hash. 26'' bot. ^bya 'a n^3 the morel
the better it is. B. Bath.
144*'
'a Cji^n he is smarterj
(than his brother); a. fr.
*^2)^
^?^
IV (v. P. Sm. 1502) = nsa I, to closed
Targ. Job V, 16 n:^Ba(some ed. n;]Ba Pa.),v. TBa.B. Kam.j
23*, V. nsa. [Targ. Cant. II, 8, v. TBa.]
"'sDTI^ m. ( = H'^Ba I, V. "^Ba II) [dripper,] vessel tvith a\
narrow neck. Kel. II, 3 D'^33"b 13'^pnnU5 'a a pitcher which!
was made with the intention of using it for grapes. Ib.^
Ill, 2. Neg. XII, 5 i'^Ba (R. 8. a. I. rsn) man's oil vessels.
S^SI3 f., V. "iBa III.[s<';Ba m., v. next w.]
n*Dt3 I m. (nSa II, V. iBa) l) pitcher for drawing]
water for drinking or hand-washing. Sabb. XVII,
(125''), V. trni^T. Ib. XXIV, 5, v. ppB. B. Bath. 63* 'give]
him a share in my well 'ab Ms. M. a. Rashb, (ed.j
1
HI
bvo
Tit
'
jV, oorr. ' c^. rmp,
T^)
ivr i*
pitcbvr', t. . fbt 'M, TomC Iter. IT, II
in4
m) YottiA ^ ^^wm (f ImM
iM.M'r- iIm HilMr(yali
I fur WMliliiff ill* bAiHl*) n<ui*4 ib* fiMftti.
Ub. Ml iXill), I.
i i sd KiMl i>Af '."^T-;.
'
luu. I, iu; Hull mttAiy toU^ r9mmi 0m
liitft tralrr mb*uUtl, vpp. ta "V*^ Om< R< . U, end
n^Sft; 1 1 .. (v. r^9 n,f) I ) pi. vrrm.
r^
tH9tUd.
irlutfitfiiat*]. MltUi.lX,4. Y.ib.t*topTt3;ToMf.
VII, ift rvm *! /.uck. (Vm. rrrrN rrr^O). (Totr
I, I, iK|., V. nfti.)-t) (Mb. ar^) N tooMiy
.1 vM^iv from Ik* Ht*ia offumimt^
f
iWbwitI
manx* <<ns4.(Bflbirrc9)
I tiiim muM not awry aa qoAlIx
lr oflhfrlaff ouijr be f/la^;
, i. ..
,
. iT^o IJ
nrrC^ r. (nf:)
O
hmmtrmg for Um imrpoM of
poiiJiiMi. ToMf. 8bb. XI (XU). t.
Mt)^6!3 m. (tiri)(, t)7(K) carpd, mg. Ur. R. . SO
(Ar. lovn).Pt rcTf?. Kob. B. to III,
*: (oorr.
aoo.) 0B. B. . 83 Mw in Bomo "a^ 'sa 7003 cmay
(not TO^BOa) tUtOM ooTMwl witb mg*. in winUr *e.
;
Tnlk. Pt. 787 luiiua (oorr. mo.) ; Lev. R. . 27 rurovoa
(rad: nSwxrf^). Lorn. R. to 1, 16; ib. iatrod. (R. Job.S)
pnreBa (rwui : rTT*a*fo).
TEJf9Q m. (Upota, MO. -tMB) Mmo, VoVo*shor-
tMk, houting. Kol. XXIII, S.
Ip'^SlO,
Tug. Y. Lot. XI, 35 Bxt^ t. k^CTI.
n^*Ct2 f. (b^) otrr, tiMfeiiaNre. Y. Kth.VllI,S8i'top
yF
J
I>
yp
^
''^
M much M their rastenaaoo ootta. Y. OrL
I,*60' top RtV^ "^ wortb the labor given to ita (tha
grpe*vine*s)*oaltiTaUon (R. 8. to OrL I, S TvirtS).
r^S^^SkS f. (CffS I) circulear tncUttmrr, HrcumralUi-
turn. ~Ff. rr^trtcj. Bekh. 2S* tJ t'JtPU from the time
1
1
< ;tclied that stag* when tho ringUke for-
... ...^ inoQih of the vagina are visible (indi
CMtint; the paasage of the embrro'e bead); [Ar. read*:
s-E-c;?, Var. rnf^; TomL OhoL VIU, 8 onn(>.l
Cmp. qSO,
C'^SP, V. tia:.
^T*V2 f. ('tr in)tr7Cac, titrpfat, lihend mmmt t.
B. Me'ts.
73
' JC"-t*: "ts rrb 'trtUTi (Ma K. KrrWB ar\
read xr-c::; Alf. Mr-cr pi.; Ms. BL WHTWO ^BO; Ma.
R. itr^E't: "^i:, v. Rbb. D. 8. a. 1. note) and they Qn
bQt)(b.k.(Mp.mqi)(b>ote.flirf^ t)f
Mm. Kl.lll,4rMS j^nwl Uaad Umm (Um (
TtsMlt) wUh patum of m4an. Ib. ft T Srsn if
.vera Willi pM( mtmmi vasMl ReliL M T r'yTSi
m
jr MMl Mt eorcr (Um iomUt villi pelMt'a elajr (lo 9M
Om fciilnw of){ VonC Ik. Ill, If T^aw ad. EmIl (Mfr,
M.|.atM.M*)fa.4r| UKakflMpeBynRrAfto dm*
ilMlriklM vRli IUm (I" l-t. thM k^rfMl. Y. Ah. Ew.
II, 40^ (In OhaldL dk* prw frtnd il %* pvd*r
aadapply H(aaatw>*-.7' it.tihid,jim. Ilag
*
^tn wbM be oombM io dtibraai Aada. tb. T^va
'Sinonibnvia jo MMV Mi Um aaaoad HUM MMMjr ibr
iMijrlag aa addllioI !! to thai iiilgaiiii far Um
pUgfim*to oftrtaff (npn)^ bM jroa MM* Mtjote Um two
fuiiJi (in atdor to bay a larger aalaarf). Ah. Car. tt^
. W the K^ill* walk to hk llglH #d.
' .'
'f
(
9^)i
UaiJ. fl*..-/tarlfaai. Vl^
!
I. Y. labb.
xn
1** hoc (rat to MMk
lb. ;;> r
*:
'a tko md^ It aai
to the boo^ 'Cb) ieptmdmd m
by. Y. Dw. ii,
top; Y. Paah lY. If^ hoc
fm
Tranb dapeadeal oa OHiaf with) their paraala (canil
B. Mala. IS^, a. v. "^^^
jy^.Vfe? l)ie*a<fafiaf,<if}iadL Lav.E.iLfi&U;
Yalk. b. Ml li
'
JW
'
J ^^BBTl aad they a-ete in1adld
in the Book ol balah. TaaVvayy 17 -QXra Z'
will be attoohed to nyaelf (be aallod mmw vi <:'^;,
Yalk. Oea. ll
;
(Oaa. R. a. 100 "QSa orsf yoa arfB
have a shara la bm). 2) (cap. 2*9 Is mttd^jtm
i*'3i'wbircr,v.T;]. Mi.&*'rssr6'sr:B.i.
their dJacwiioM Sah. t* rrro? *
uul> '^91
he who ia
an aecewory to aia. T. R. KaaL X,
7*
lop^
T^fB)
*^
xrsa& that citiians aaay aot be ia eoaapifaiy with
thievea (aad aall the atolea gooda to their ovaer aader
the pratoaee of havtag hM^ht ihaaiXS) la alltfid H,
toimrm^lemd. Y. Keth. XO, U* top ^ if?*
...*? ^
'a^ thoae who atlaadad to ne (aataed aM) ia Ufa, AaB
attend to lae fai death; Y. KiL IX, 9t^ top; Oea. R. .
100; Tan^ YayldS. Ib, a.e. t
t
\y, - '^rv^- *o aWaad to
bis ftinanJ; a. fir.
Hif*pa.bfBrn Daame. P. Ka.10^,a.o.y
r?f
L
'*
X<Ji >
the owner baa to attend to the diapoaal of the ceivaai
R. MeCB. tS^ 70 \mfz maat take care of them. Ex. R.
a. SO ; Deau R. a. 11 '3n 'da "UAJU ^ai I aajaelf ahall
attend to thy barial; a. dr.
S)
(of lower aaianla)Cftrani^
tacreoae (v. bcs). Kidd.f0*aB7^qrs...=nre-i vararia
aad firoga breed in the honae.
Ak, part, bnrs (denom. of
H)
^v'^'netf (& a iarye
famify. Taaa. 10*, aq. ^ T^r
rs? one hariaf a large
family with ao aiaane of sopport.
a
^GQ eh. aaae^flapaafe, ploiCer A& Pw.74^vri fr^
*:*
pat a doagh paste over a pigeoa M. KaL t** >^aB
~r2t*SSt pat apaste oa her(fur iiproviagherioaiphi aaai)
limb-wise;Sebb. SO**.Tm8.(with aryg) to fiaijpi /Mto-
bStt
548 0&T2
ly, calumniate, (cmp. nia I, v. Ps. CXIX, 69).Targ.Y. I
Deut. 1, 1.
Ith.'pa. bQu'is;, Ithfe. ^"'S-J'^X to he put on. Part, bsa-a,
xbED^ri, 'X->2 (not'^) forming a scab (h. nnecra). Targ, Y.
Lev.XlII, 6; 7; 8;
19.2) foaend, care. Y-Taan-IVjeS"^ top
ilia 'p^Ba''^ "pim is while they were engaged in burying
him.-3) tojoin, attach one's self. Keth. 23-'-i'^nia^"ip2^SL?^X
marry one of thy relations. Snh,
26'' "iniina 'X joined
them. Y. Kil. IX,
32"^
hot.; Y. Keth. XII,
35''
W ^7X
"l^n p "iina (not 'pi) he went and remained in their com-
pany from thence.
j'DlOl m. (b. h.
;
preced.) 1) attachment, of
secondary/
import^ oi,^.
"ip'^s. Gen. R. s. 39 lb ':: ^^}>^ (Var. b-j:)
and Lot was merely an attachment to Abraham. Ber.
12'*
lis 'a . . nx'^S'i'l and the exodus from Egypt will be con-
sidered of secondary import to it (the redemption from
the powers). lb. IS^' 'a nps^l the name Jacob will be sec-
ondary to Israel; a. fr.
2)
pi. B^V?^> 'p^5r'
dependants,
children, minors. Kidd.
34''
(ref. to Deut. XXXI, 12)
p3'^'>ri ':: minors are obliged to appear; v. v)^. B. Bath.
117=^; a.fr.Y. Shebi.VII, beg.
3?'*
'pY^T\,
v.
n-^'J^il^ II.
V. n^BM.
bi^DTO ch. (Tpreced.) children, family, household. Targ.
0. Gen.' XXXIV, 29 (Y. pi.); a. h\
Pl. X^bB'J, 'p>E-J,
^>S-J. Targ. Y. Gen. XLVII, 12. Targ. Y. I Ex. XIII, 18;
a. e.Hull.
18^ 'i: fT^n iVn (Ar. "'bBi::) children are de-
pendent on him.
S^STG, "'DtQ m. ch. (v. next w.) paste, plaster, coat-
ing. Targ. Jer. XLIII, 9 b-'SE! constr. (h. text
^^^).
Pes.
74'*
IT'bB:: "^b^^ "^X if its dough- paste is good. M. kat.9'',
a. e. ':: nin32 j'^'^SJa . . . "^nirn because he drinks beer, his
daughters need paste (to improve their complexion), v.^Bi:.
iibUD, '^Dt2 f. (bs-J)
1)
paste, plaster. Kel. V, 7
'an nx "l"li5 scrapes the plastering off. lb. 8; 11. Tosef.
ib. B. Kam. IV, 18 ; a. e.2)
attachment, dependence, opp.
"ipir, Ber. VI, 7 'a "1051 "ip"^? XinuJ i>D whatever food is the
chief dish and something is offered to be eaten with it.

Tanh. Ki Thissa 27; Ex. R. s. 45, end, v.^rx.Y. M.Kat.

Ill,
82'^
bot.'ab 'a (not 'aa) distant relations, grand-child-
ren.P/. nib'iEL?. Y.Meg. I,
71''
hot. nn-^nib-^Ba their af-
fixes (prefixes and suffixes).
^SnibDt2, V. xnsiVj.
0DI2 (cmp. viB'Jl) to join; part. OBia q. v.
Hithpa. Dean (cmp. isa) <o seize with hands or feet,
to climb. Tosef. Toh. VII, 10 'DT
T'p?::-?
nia-^n many
climb (over the fences) and walk therein. Erub. 21='D1X
'3T 'a^ nbl"! sea's a human being may climb up and
down ; Y. ib. IX, beg.
25<^ '31 DQ-ia^S (fr. DB'ia) it is as
in the case of accessibility by climbing &c. B. Bath. 1 1
**
'31
DBa^ Ms. M. a. otli. (ed. D'^Ba'2, corr. ace, v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note) the chicken climbs &c. Cmp. OSn.
DDIQ ch. (v. preced.) \to join hands,'\ to agree, make
a covenant. Targ. 0. Gen. XXXIV, 15 ; 22; 23 (Y. O'^'^Bnx,
h. text nix:). Targ.Prov.I,10ed.Lag. D'^Ban (ed. Di^Bnn);
[prob. everywhere Ithpe.].
Ithpe. DBa'^X same, to he icon, bribed. Targ. II Kings
XII, 9. Targ. Is. XIII, 17, ed. Lag. (ed. "pDpan, corr. ace).
5^DSt2 m. (v. asa; cmp. XCBla) c/tesf.- X3b?3l 'a
royal chest, treasury, archive. Yeb. 46^; B. Mets.
73*'
(Ms.
M. 'asa, Ms. H. a. F. xnBD, ed. Ven. X"iDBa, Ar. s. v. p-Mi-O
:
xaBD, xnBD, V. xaBip).
^^DS1!Q or 'DD V. xasra.

"pDBa, Y. Dem. V,
24''
top, V. biBa.
IDDIO f. pi. (TaTTT);, cmp. Syr. xnOBa, P. Sm. 1505)
carpets, horse-cloths. Targ. Jer. XXXVIII, 11 ; sq.
"1&5DI2, 'D m. (b. h., Assyr. dupsarru, Schr.KAT^
p.
424) scribe, royal dignitary. Ex. R. s. 43 (some ed. "b'a as
Num. R. S.2). Gen.R. s. 90 (ref. to Jer. LI, 27) "ioEa '313123
'31 Slil . . ^Ea dull as to wisdom though prince in years,
V. T("?ax.
SnpSD ch. same. Targ. Y. Dent. XXVIII, 12 (di-
vine key-keeper). [B. Mets.
73''
ed. Ven., v. XDEa.]

PI. Xppsa. Nah. Ill, 17 T|*"pBa (ed. Lag. -j-iDBaj.

*]S13 I (b. h.) to touch closely, (b. h. to mince); to
join, add. Part. pass. CjIBa, f. ilBIBa (cmp. "^Ba III) added
to, liberally measured, contrad. to pina levelled, a. 1U115
heaped. Men.
7^ 'a XC^ab to a basin brimful, Avith some-
thing added on top.

PI. niB^lBa. Yoma

48^^.
^DDlI (v. pia 1) to float; to drip.
P<7pJqaBa l) to drip, drop. Midr. Till, to P.s. LXXVIII,
beg. n*l flBaSia issued drops of blood. Y.Ter. VIII, 46
'
top
"pTil'^l 'pBaBap D-i^iran the rain dripped into it. Sabb.44"
CjaBapn pu; oil dripping from the lamp.2) to glisten. Y.
Ber. i,
3'^
sq. '31 nsaSap n^nn the sun glistens on the
tops of the mountains.
*jDu ch. same.
Ithpa. pa-'X to be dripped. Targ. Job XV. 8 nsa'^xi
(some ed. "^Bax, h. text 3>-ian, v. SIS II).
*li)'I2 m. (r]Ba I) addition to city limits, suburb; pr. n.
pi. Tcfef. B. Bath.
75'*
niXIS'^a 'a ?)bx . . . "Jins in the future
the Lord shall add to Jerusalem one thousand times the
area of Tefef for gardens; Yalk. Zech. 568 (for Var. lect,
v. Rabb. D. S. to B. Bath. 1. c. note 40. Comment, takes
vl"Ba as numerals =
169).
sic
Sppij m. tile; 'a n^Sa cake baked on heated tiles.
Sabb. 125" (Syr. XpBa panis tenuis in sartagine coctus,
P. Sm. 1605).
"ISD, SHDt:, V. xiBia.
-
: T : . T :
^"iSDI^ pr. n. pi. T'fari. Gen. R. s. 37, end (expl.
IBp, G'en, X, 30, v. Sm. Bibl. Diet. s. v. Sephar).
wS!2 (b. h.) to be covered tvith fat; to be inaccessible,
dull, obdurate, stupid (cmp. Lat. pinguis).
Hithpa. w'San to grow dull. Ber. es** D''"asa?a they be-
come dull; Taan.
7'"^;
Mace. 10\
^
649
Ph.
^. ptff. ifM9
(imam, of ibl^'
'l"<'iil
m
A>"W.
>.M../r
^ cf. mit^ Vm$%, 09, Urn (af^
tZJQtX
S)TP
!> MMiM. V. Infra.
^ kinmh. iWf. 1.
n
10.
A/i/
Turf. I'tui. ., * mI fff^ IV.). Ttf.
I
XXVI. 11. 1 XII. II. TWf|.l
sill, 47 t<i|t|a ctl 'X- ? I '
I
loin. !.
V. I'r. \. .MeklK II . . ! sri I aiit It ('
>i,.i. r....j,.i, k. , (i It c*rr.
Num. R. . lu rraross -an ns for Uit* (Ua mm).
...V -iuiildwl of MilaMU*; Tiui|^ Bolali P^ii^tQn.
tZ9^
K^SjPP*
D^eh MUBo. Targ. O. Uv. XXVI,
41 (b. Uki Vv). Tarf. Koh. II. If; a. fr Kob. R. to
X. 9 "ai pCiCa KW . . 'a Um fool Uitukt all pvopl* anr
(boll fte. Lam. R. to I, I, T9n (T^ t*!) loVn
'3
dull
of untlvraUnding ; a. fr.it. TtVi. irtxf}, T^. ic^flC
Targ. Jvr. IV, M. Targ. Kob. V,3. .fr. -Br
x-^i.r,.\
ai 'Van, UXLVi, it), v. r^. Voma 47* . a. f.
Kad. ta>
':)
epora gau mora and mora foolkh. Sabb. 1&2*
7Q rsovra
ind^ lu M. (ad. 'mm mnQ) tbalr
tapidity ioeraaaat. Talk. Nam. 74t (axpl. bV09, Pi.
LXXVIII,
7) yrwtrOi a. a.
URtt}fiU,'6C 1r!2ch. Mm*. Tanr- IWal. X. 16
(b. taxt r6n9).
of * c. \\'
Kras*W : Nona, eon*, ace. . . K
feC^A T. 're.
5<j5'pp2 I m,
pl.T^ (- *?; pTX. T. Peaik. Kutr.
to Can. XLIV, \9) rxa^y'BtiUerfmge. llen.4l*-ct-5b'=
b*) you want axeoiai to fTaa yomraelf from tha dotj uf
vaaring ibow-fHogei. [Por the phoaade iaflaetkm of oar
and Ui following wda, emp. MAld. Hand. Oramm.
J
49.]
S|>m2?!2
II ra. (-'?W; p-C) iptj/, irrdb, iMyr.
B. Km. 56* -S-t -a te (Ar. a. Ma. P.
T??r.
pL) wlt-
I
OTar damage there is in tha power of the animal (left in
[tha worching ran) to do, it will do in order to get oou
'nv5
"" ^""^
**"P"
iwcd. wda.) mkite tftt^ m*
ation
of leprotjf. Oitt. 8*
(in a fonaala of mla of a
tve) free from any organic defoct
'3
19 pert yrva
T3^
^ and from any eraption that hai oome oat, down
while spot", recent or old. [Alf. -nx n? TTTT Va
701;
Ar. Compl. 1. v.).
loraiaalf
a
aC
*
^
^^
jbiaiaa aasM
llM 46t>.L>v 9f 7T7
]
]*

fi >r luirl Ty
Ml. 4
ybpU Y. iaM. n, f^ feoi, V. po.
fiii|i.-Part.|iiM, Dfm^fcl
Mam. R.a. Ifai^sdwaril vi^Ma o# tea* (Xu
Til, ) maM NUf *%mp9ti, mHi^y aaalli^. Ibrf
Kwn.
4Ai Yalb, lb. 7U. OmC ft. laTt.4 'OfO?.
Talk
la. 171 'Sftn^V. mut w. amk
cpe cb.. A, o-w.

I. -rwi fi limaa for

Iteg. ft* XIV. <
fa4
bbaampfb. !<
arr
;
iy
i rotai. to l a wf. ffiiwf. Tary I'
(>!/:): lb. t (ad. WiL<OTS /^l-
lb. XX...
SS|.~Part. paat. e^cr: arramftd, /KrW.>^
11 Targ. I Kli^TI, tl (b. MM r-OaT).
Tars. U E<ijl
V, I
'3?
trkmmL
JlMpa. OfqiN, IKAfc. 0|?9^
to la
af
d
jpy
l!, mrwmgti,
Targ. Pa. XX, O^KT; Ma. (ad. Tea. a. Uirlta 0rr^
Bxt. a. otlk e^iqp.'raad m; b. test bxj. (Ta^*-
XIII. I7.tr. Q9S.] Targ. I KH^ VI. 7 -99 LaeMa. ctoic^
/i/fn/ atooaa (ad. OpS? aoaa; h. tast SOB); ai
[Soma of tha miantfi of Ope a. of QXI mim
by tha Oraak xiaim. -tih-^]
t5*n"Cp, read.
^'CpiS m. pL (7MTt-TiTa,
&)
J
V. Smb. 'ill. Sl^ 'e
i
'
V
'
Jta Ar. a. v. parr* (ndL 3i9p0)
conaemiag tboaa troop! wkkk noma aa a fHVfna (1
oaa likaa to aMai), opp. "Vann Bnmaa <hlila)
f^
PS^ia<^ *fc.^ a>l|i^
U Vp^f
I
yi<^
^
yif^
*
^'Vr^
its imper. of "c:.
^'XT^, T. B. Bath. I, 14*, raad: Wngi
C*Un m. (tiagoa. Tpfyas) awai tffrmla of nhaar,
barley Ab^ fTMli aaad for a mam. Vakhib. TI, S C^TC
Bar. ST* WO (Mm, P. oranc); lb. Ma. M. (anaug in
ad.) ononc, abo vanrz (r. lUbb. D. & a L aoCaa M. SO)l
M. Kat> 13^ atrdrb mn onano (Ms. M. al> vnrro) it ii
called fcna
f
ai
^
whan each gfaia b biokea ia tktaa parte,
0'l5'>ant3 550 tD''i2'nt:
rr^JintS, v. rr^aTj^.Tosef. Neg. VI, 3, V.
115"''^^.
J^Q'^JltS, SD''J1"1'IP m. (xpcxYTjixa, tpwYpia) sweet-
meats, dessert (dried fuit's &c.). Pes.
10?'' .... b'^niia
'D iS'^a^ Ar. (ed.'ain) he may make a luncheon of various
sweetmeats. Yoma 79'^; Succ. 27* 'n. Tosef. Ber. IV, 4
"lain (Var. n^Qij-in).
D^JnD, V. Dian-J.[Tosef. Erub. m(II), 9 ts^STj ed.
Zuck., read "(""an^a.]
"in!3 (b. h.; cmp. '^'o) [to move, shake,] 1) to be run-
ning, to drip. Nidd.
49*^
'Z^ l^lia IT^n if the liquid drips
drop after drop. Bekh.
44=* PiiTiiB (I'^J'^S) running eyes
(more than
Cl^"!);
[Ar.: restless, constantly twinkling;
oth. opin.: shutting with great trouble, v. infra).2)
(of
waves) to carry. Tosef. Yeb. XIV, 5 '3"i inix TTlK h^ xnffi
(v. ed. Zuck. note) perhaps a wave carries and lands
him. lb. IT^anb bi
''^T^'^
one wave carried me to the
other; (Y. ib. XVI,
15"^
top i3E"ia).
3) to make home-
less, banish (cmp. Vjih'^). Lam. E. to I, 21 '31 yyn nnn^
he sent her out of the palace. Gen. B. s. 83 (play on
nS-J:a ra bxia^n^) 'z^ 'pnnrj 2"nti . . . ']'6rcT2 m\y they
dressed her for her husband and then led her away from
her husband. Kidd. 31* Q^isn '(Q 'iTi'i::'! and drives him
(his father) out of the world (makes him desperate). Midr.
Till, to Ps, XXXI, beg. obirn "p Bmx '-J1 and drove
them into despair, a. fr. 3) to weary, make unsteady.
Snh. 22**; Erub.
64'^
innnia -"n (Taan.
17^'
in"Ji'i-J-C
Hif., Ms. M. everywhere innnipp, v. n*-) walking makes
him unsteady (feel the wine).
4) to stir up (dregs),
trouble. Sabb, 139'\ Nidd. 25% sq. '31 'p'J'ii-1 . . . D'^'a
water is strong (is in commotion) and stirs the mass
up, opp. insn:!^ makes it clear.
Part. pass. ni"i::, f.
i-iynxs; pi. n'^niTj, 'pi . . .
, nini-iL: a) busily engaged,troub-
led, anxious. Gen. R. 1. c. (play on "Tia^, v. supra) 't:
'31 m they were anxious for a living. Y. Ber. IX, 13*
hot. 'p11-i-J Asheri to Ber. IX, 13 (ed. Krot. "pTil-j) un-
interrupted lightnings; a. fr.b) banished. Num. R. s. 7,
V. "(iba^.
Nif. ly^i
1) to be troubled, agitated, confused. Num.
R. s. 20; Tanh. Balak 11, end THu!? rr^n he became con-
fused, opp. "^ISUJ.
2) to be banished. Deut. R. s. 2 Ti::";
,1^aab he shall be sent into exile. Ib. s. 6 '31 TiuS'^P; a.fr.
Hif. "i'^y^r} to weary. Taan. 17'\ v. supra.
~
ju I ch. same, 1) to trouble, stir up, keep in com-
motion. B. Bath.
168'^ ni^ irj-i-j
xp 1in they were troub-
ling him (begging persistently).Part. pass. 'T'"i::,f. X'l''^^;
pi.
'PI''"}::,
)y'yi. Targ. Is. LVII, 20 (h. text UJIM). Targ.
Nab. II, 5 'li
TP'^a,
V. preced.
Ber.
16*'
'K X3n in the
one case his mind is preoccupied. Erub. 68''"iS<D"i''a2 XS'i'^'n:?
I am engrossed in my studies. Snh. 108*'
[read:] mm
nin-j
(or nni-i-j-i;
Ms.F., tyn''T^, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 9)
that thou wert troubled (in my behalf); Yalk. Job 917
[read:] '31 HT^TJl niJ2n; a. fr.
2) to banish, expel. Targ.
Y. Gen. Ill, 24; a. fr.
Ithpe. I'^'i'^nx,
"I'^ia'^X 1) to be banished. Targ. Prov.
XXV, 5. Targ. Y. Gen. XXVII, 45; a. e.2) to be troubled.
Ber. 35'^; Yalk. Deut. 863
'31 Itrn-jin S^sl that you may
not be troubled about support &c. 3)
to quarrel. Arakh.
16'^
"^"tilpisb inx
he may get into a quarrel.
~
Ju II (cmp. pi:: a. "iw3) to guard, lock up, bolt.
Targ. Y.' Gen. XIX, 6 Ar. a. lievita (ed. nnx). Targ. Y.
Ex. XIV,
3 ; a. e.Lam. R. to 1, 1 "^nai ('IT^^s in) XSin 'a
locked the door. Ib. to I, 18 i^S-in 1111:: shut the doors
closely. Y. Keth. VII,
31<= l^l:: nrin if her door is
found locked, contrad. to Cjaia, v. v)ia I.
Ithpe. ii-Lp-X to be locked. Targ. Y. II Gen. XLIX, 1.
5^m"II2, n''I2 m. (Ill: I) anxiety, excitement. Ber.
16''
':: Dlira "^X if anxiety be a cause for omitting to pray.
Ib. nTOII 'a anxiety about a secular affair, il1S'2l
'::
about a religious matter; Succ. 25*.
na^niD, V. ia^iia.
"jn'?J"|I3='plir),
Tosef. Ter. IV,5 "jni ed. Zuck. Var.
DiD'^rnta, v. ois^-i-j.
i<a^;i"112, V. x^^ai-^.
I^"lt2, V.
11-^.
T
"

1}^T1"I!2 m. (11:: I) 1) a troublesome person, bore.
Snh. 26*.
\2)
= h. 11TJ busy, restless. Targ. Y. Gen.
XXXVI, 30 quoted in 'Eashi' to Gen. R. s. 83, end, v.
I111-JT3.]
*SJ1^T:3,
'D bnO pr. n. Valley
of Tarvaya (h. bns
11T). Targ. Y. Deut. II, 13; 14.
ST1Ti2 or N5"1t3 m. (n-J = ll-J I, cmp. Xtll-J P.
Sm. 1512) [moist, cool,] a kind of cucumber or melon
eaten for medicinal purposes. Sabb. 109" (Ar. "^i::, ed.
Sonc. I-^TJ).
T2l"lt2 m., niQ^mp f. l)(cmp. 11-^) bleared, dripping
and dim; [oth. opin. half-closed; Rashi: round.]

PlA
ni-J11-J. Tosef. Bekh. V, 3 "J Vi'^S Var. (ed. Zuck. 'n)
;i
Bekh.
44^ (expl. 'I'^^fil, cmp. Targ. Y. I Gen. XXIX,
17)|
"J l-^JiSJ Ar. (ed. 'n). Taan. 24* ':: ii'^i'^'J, opp. niS"". Sabb.I
31*
'n. Snh.
107*'
(in a passage omitted in later eds.) !li3"iSJ
'a.
2)
(v. aaia) straight-lined, abruptly ending, v. -llPi.
"lia^pDlni:, v. -p^-pi^iia.
TpYjjjLaTtov) perforation, also eye of a needle; only iuj
'a ns'^a ("i^^S) an egg boiled down to the size of a pill\
which, on being swallowed by the patient, passes the]
body unchanged, carrying with it matter which serves
the physician for diagnosis. Ned. VI, 1 Xa^^aia ns^:
Mish. (Bab. ed. 'ainiTO ns^n; Y. ed. p^ai-J); ib.
50
X-J'^aiia ns''=; Y. ib. VI,
39'-'
hot. xa"'aii-j n:s"'a, expLi
jiaisii.
TTsx:
Ml
in
lir. vuti b*** ii. t ihfow
I.Min. 11. IniriNl (R, Imac S) ^^ "a vp CNM i4i 1^9
whIUhic a wttol* (Uy mm! u ooi ur4 bat tr prajMT M li
' od
j
(Yiiiii. u811 *^oi^p
t
K*Uk E. lo I, rvrorar^
*]1^ (iioor.-
n lu 11, 1 T3'%n~
in your ftM.
V irrrffuhr fpola; (olli.
. (oUi. upla.) jrfidt
MX*""" i^t"* 4^ ,
rvf. to OM BWMrlaf tlMl b* bd
likv i^ bMun of M oil fnmf) tia bo mnt
t' like b*m lie. lb. (in uwwwr to Um MfttOMat
cM^
CpGTQ 'Vn TlVo <or X"^, not tTO) UuU all
rprali MO 'apottod')
*&
'Oxaa (Ma. M. tuas) b aMont
torptnl apoit**! on Um baek (Mid ooi ooly mrouod lb*
Mok). NwL L e. 's raa . . . n-rp (rwd nos) tbo book of
o pr boon OMjr bo pottod (i. o. do otjoeltoo of Um
porohooar to votid boatd oo Um ipoUod eoodiUon of tbo
boom); ooeordlnf to UMopteioo: '9mpkmed, oil boooM
nasi bo pioBod, (oUiorviM Iho puroluavr boa rigbt to
r^Mt).[OUior mooaii^t, v. STC;.)
HM^IlS m^ pi. '^^irnp (doDom. of n^) i) IAom
iicMm
on def<ctt$ of amimaU for riiool porpoMi^ eaf-
9all.5S\-S) tkooe K-Ao dteidei m /boor of
K
lb. mK lb. 4* 'S'l . . . rV-pc Miso Ui dook of
wbo dooidod lie. (make thorn
foj
domagoa).
"^TIQ, TMg. Pi. I, S Mmo ed^ t. M^.
1*0")M, Tonh. Ki Tbivo I,
*&
pQsV, v. pre; I.
t3j5TC f. (TjxuxTT,, tab. rra^uXr,) det$eH jrapot,
mo trimf. Yolk. Num.
"09
T?"^
(oorr. ooe.)
a irooMii tiud Itai no HiffufrKafion, Y. KoUi. I,
(* bou; Midd. IX, 11 Vor. in Hoi Qmon, . "Sfrm.
"pi")-, Yomo 10* Ms. M., .
"
pn
'
t^.
*Spn''pT)!3, Tmrg. Pi. ZZXY, 3 ed. Log. o. oUi.,
for h. txt "^ reod: 'S^ "psn
TT P^
gooid m, and
lueot &o. [Ed. Bxt o. oUu only pTX;.]
yrpTiQ, Bor. 37^ .
2;p^
srojyh:^
1iQ-Oi3TO,farc7rr
(710,
D"*^) m. (Tco>;t}io^, TO TpaKii^-o) l)tAaletr com be
eatm rent, applied to kitdkn nytfoMi, oq>. emdite 4e.
Lev.B.s.s KV^rc hxe rrat rrroK (hmoo od. ^. .
.) a
banch of vegetables. Y.Pet. IT, 81^q. Y.8abb.yil, 10*
'fep'nc ed. Krot, (conr.acoj.-Y.PetJI, Wtop(oxpLT'CVx9):
T. Ktl. I, 37* top (aomo od. ^ra . .
.,
pL)ToMt Tor. IT, 5
in. 10 m, moini, to
PTT*

>) ^ ittiiem-
gorhn, ior. l**'VaT^
rr
W. p900*Xl. oorr. oot.) OHrf to bitoa ' "^<* !
(tfom Iko ttoM to lltf koni)
^
Um y of Um kJltfcio
flMtai Ob 0tlki of Um booM) i* ordor to OMk*
Mrt^ioi to Ulb, Omc fl* Yotfe. DoL Mf.
nnS)ckli.;OMp.Ti)
yate*. iMfarv.
Ab.Sor.r
fo ri alMil. A &My. lo fob
r
'9*
trs

ho tvb* kM om^o
jiraiPoroilwM oo frtdoy ho* food for Om jibbilli Omi
who dooo good in Uot wotld ooo cspoM fowaf4 to Um
borooAorl. Kotik 10*; Ki44. a*'
-yt n^ . .
r fV*
Um prawnpIlM to Uma ooo wUl ooc go to Om umiMo
of pcopofftoiff m (waiilag) ChmI oM IoiU 90 to rai% I. o.
ooowoitltoiroinlgliiyKlM fcrodlinmtooMiitoiiij
oltor MHTtaffOi Tob. lOT*. Bor. M*. . friB', o. 1^. (Y.
M. Kat, I. to* boc t} wr nan, . rr^
J
//i/: R-cn tjtopmt lo Irombtt, pml a Imk om. Tom.
S4*
'51 Wi
'
.V"
rw tlwa boH pot tby CVoolor to Um
tfooblo of ta. Sob. r *nK ,n
uv Umjt (1*0 wtofcod)
Pi OM to *o. Lov. B. fc t7 ar49 wi .ui i 16 I 4id oc
tos yoo too boBvflj; a. fr.

t) Co MMBry. tolL St^;

Brab. M^. a. .. r. 't^
-
>) to tttoik
, %
Yalk. Ex. ti4r^'n ho bggod htoo
rnS
I eb.MBO. Ttff. Kob. 11,11. lb.n.t;o.fr.

B. Kan.
11* t) IIXUU bo takoa polo* vttb bo&
bolooffB to hinMolf (for btoovn kioiJl). HoU.
9* rnvn
'an rnc^ *rm In Um brldogrooa'o tomdfy Qof
9000-
rally take mora trooblo in prepwiog Ibo odding iboM
he; a. fr. (80I.
7^
mow, . ,"-c.] iVff. ^m*. rps. .
wnrno^triiyfrotiMf, ft inlfwiii. Mo4.t*'3ldniB4ra
an aoiily intoOigiblo ospraarios. MaSL SI*, a sost w.
B. Mata. US** nrV^ rA 'a (Mm. M. ir^) it to too ttuobla
OBM for Umm (for bim); a. o.

(Sobb. tl% v. ^Qi^)

a Kam. to^ Ar., t. rrr.
^4/*. rrat l) fo wtoke rtai$ for woorim, to lomHooof,
gsIl)Targ.JobXXXTll,n(b.to3rtrr-s).-t)to ii orft,
aiag.
22^ irrsrs rrsz 16 Xa. M. (od. r-xrci -a 16, wod
rrc^ V. Baabi, a. Babb. D. & a. L note) be voold BOi
tnablo tbo congregation (to riae befoto bini); Talk. Lor.
M ; a. f^.3) (0 fl^ fcrnataif^. Lot. B. a. 1 rrfo 'k ba
inaifltod opoo bto tdBng bioa.T. Poob 1, U^ boc 7
"^ r~ 3 atnin tbo ebord too M8b.
m2 \)lobe moorki. Tki^ T. Kom. XIX, t
amXJ'iji (not *SK).S) fo *e frooMeMWir. HflkwlL Toam,
i^'*sn rryf^ nrvt "(D to it 10 bard a labor to ^a Lof<it
I I
jLi . rrrc.
rnS
n ni.-Kn-c:. jMtMfaHiy, frovftfe. HolL SI*
X'C2 KTtA rrne 'sVbat tiooble baa boon takes by tbai
man (myadf)![OUi. TcrBon: *S\ Tvyv^ *S vooriaaM (of
troTol) mado me Aaky.]
xn^t3 552 x^ntt
i<n.")I3, 'n''I3 f. (preced. wds.) trouble, labor, dis-
comfort. Tem.24'"3'l "i::n"i:: Xp'lbecause he would under-
take a labor unfit for him (on the Holy Day). B.Mets.93''
xri'TVi"' 'db with reference to special painstaking. Shebu.
45='bot. Xnba ni^ 'i;2,v. Tysl. M.Kat.lS* K^VJ Cllffia ISI^D
'::
Ms. M. (ed. only '12 DlllJa) in the festive week it is for-
bidden only for being a labor to some extent; a. fr.
n^rritD, 'TI2 f. l)same. Y.Ber.II,5bot. QT\'^r,yj
ti^lla the trouiile of climbing them down is very great.
Pesik, Bayom, p.
193'* D'^3"iin 'i: the trouble of travelling.
Cant. R. to VIII, 6
"Ti::
|T2'^D . . Q'^aUJanUJ for there are
those rains which betoken trouble &c.

Pesik. Shek.
p.
20'';
Pesik. E.s. 16 end; Ex.R.s.34'2l 'aa X3 na"pn "pit
the Lord comes not with burdensome laws to be im-
posed upon &c.2) necessaries
of life, living. Lev. R.
s. 1
'^3^
'Zi'l p1B5 iiTii'O Moses occupied himself with ar-
ranging the living of Israel (ordaining dietary laws).
Gen. R. s. 94 nnx U3S3
'-
provision for one soul. Pesik.
R. 8. 3 (ref. to "bs nno, Gen. XLVIII, 7)
."rrfln");: nn">n -by
mine was the care for her.
i<n^nnu'irnii2, ^^n^n^nt: ch. same. Targ.
Koh. II, 10';
a. e.Sabb. 10 'Dl IDi^sb'^rr^-i:: (Ar. XMrT^-S)
is it such a trouble to tie on a belt? Pesik. Hahod. p.
50',
a. e. l!<"iaa 'a
"ipij?
the real discomfort of the winter
season is the rain; a. e.
SD-ID, Dt3"n2, Lev. R.
as Yalk. Ps. 766: Dla'^B.
8. 7 'a -p '^DT' '-I, read,
"jllSnt], v. '(iaTLjvj, a. p-j'np.
lOtOntS (-j-)-j=-j'na^, cmp. rsyj ; v. a!i-i-J 2) toplait straps,
to strap. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets, VI, 1 aaVj-iira ed. Zuck.
(Var. aa'^'^U5i3) until the leather for the strap-mattress is
plaited
;
(cmp. Kel. XVI, 4),
n1}J<^I3nt3, n1&<Tp"lt3 f. pi. (cacophem. perver-
sions of r.'ix'iV!!*'^!?; cmp. meanings of a'na in a^lia, aa'lw,
a. of "'"iM, a. similar perversions in X'^'iasx &c.) theatres,
shows. Lam. R. to III, 5 'a Tab bnari nx ,itJ''3D^1 they
bring a camel on their stage (ib. also n'iit'^w'^n a. 'ji'nait'^ri).
Yalk. II Sam. 158; Midr. Till, to Ps. XVIII n-isfli-J-i-j (ed.
Bub.'it'l-J'n-J). Keth.5;Sabb. 150=>(Ms.O."'^p-J'ia,'eariy eds.
n'is'naia); a. e. [Various forms in eds. a. Mss.: D'lND'^a'ia,
ni'-J-ia &c.][Ab. Zar. 42^ 'ai trz'Ti ed., Ms. M. mX'^a'iG,
v.
ai'J.'yQ
a. X'^-J'npN.]
']'''Ii2Tl2"lt2, Ex. R. s. 36, read: ']''-jiia'ia& or 'p-jiip-lC).
"lD^I2"}t2 ('?}"l!2/t2"l^) m. (TpiTTifj.6piov, S.) triens,
one third of an as, a coin and a weight (about three
ounces). Snh. VIII, 2 "iU52 "J (Bab. ed,
70=
T; Ms. F. "J,
in Gemarah "i^ini-J; Y. Mish. 'TTTJi, Gemarah
26=*
'ana)
a triens (worth?) of meat. Ib. 70* '=1 nt 'a (T) I do not
know what this tartemar means, but judging from
R. Jose doubling the standard for wine, it may be in-
ferred that
f
. is half a Manah ; Y. 1. c. X^ia'^b ^sn 'a t.
is half a Litra. (V. Zuckerm. Talm. Miinzen p. 8).
pt2"lt3 (denoni. of "^panra) to balance, i. e. to ride
with one foot on each side
of the animal. Nidd. 14' "pa'^a'ci
when he I'ides like a man on horseback, 'a?a xb*! when
he rides like a woman.
jV^ntS,
Sifre Num. 86 'an ^Xtrb, read paii'in, v. Yalk.
Num. 732, end.
j
U lU m. pi. (=*p"na'nla, cmp. Arab, fartur in Dozy
Diet, des noms des vetem., p. 262 sq., Lat. turritum capitis
ornamentum &c.) t'ratin, a head cover. Kel. XXIX,
1
;
Tosef. ib. B. Bath. VII, 5 I'ia'na ed. Zuck. (Var. "'bla).
CtDlD, Koh. R. to VII, 1 1 ii-b "i-axi 'a ',a "ipNi
X'^Va (emended in later eds. C^Dla) a corrupt passage to
be restored by collation with Y. Ber. Ill,
6"^
hot.; per-
haps: n'b "\^5<i iirb'^ in 'niti.
nisf^ana.
msn^Dn::, msot^nr),
hI3
JU
(reduplic. of ?pa) to cut out edges, to pink,
scallop (a leather garment). Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VI, 1
C)a-ia';^T3 ed.Vien. (ed. Zuck. a. oth. qana^'^iyo, ed.Zolk.
riaiuj"iu;-3) (cmp. Kel. XVI, 4
'2^
mon'^ais &c.).
5pI2"lT3 m. (transpos. of craticulum, v. P. Sm. 1516)
[net-worJc, esp.] a small gridiron. Targ. Prov. XXVI, 21
(h. text DHB).
ntOniS, Midr. Till, to Ps. XCIII, 3 lana^ ni^,
v.
'"Its, tXll^ [to set in motion,] 1) to shake. Hull. 4b^
niU3"'-iV rr^ina shook his head constantly; [Ar. : he bumped
his head, shocked his brain]. Ib. 5P, v. TTia II.
2) to
throw, cast; to squirt, drip. Tam.
32''
IT^Bxa 'a sprinkled
his face (with that water). Sabb.
108'' '31 xnap^ in'Q
Ar. (ed. "'ir^i-ab, Ms. 0. NIO"'^^, v. Rabb. I). S. a. 1. note 8)
is it permitted to drop some of this Avater into the eye?

Lev. R. 8. 25 '31 "^^la "^iTi (not Tia) shall cast one fig in
his face ; Koh. R. to^II, 20 (Ti-ia xni (read : "in i^a KfT^).
Taan. 24 hot. '3t X"Tia
"-p
^n^-^f^ Ms. M. 2 (ed. raisn)
throw him down from the elevation; a. fr.

3) Trnsf.
inal ypu: [to take up and throw back a ball &c.,] to hear
and reply, to argue; to negotiate (corresp. to h. XiiJ:
jn:-!). Targ. Ruth IV, 7. Targ. Cant. Ill, 8
I'^Ta^
(not "p'^al;
ed. Lag. "inxai).B.Mets.64'''ni"in2 'al 'U: xbl with whom
he was not accustomed to deal. Sot.
7"' '31 X"ia"ir!bl bpll)-^^?
Ar. (ed.ITna^l, corr. ace.) to argue with &c.; a.fr.V."|1*ia.
'ID f., V. xn^ia.
. T
' T T
^"113,
pr. n., V.
iTj.
?J^"'ni2, or Tl2 m. shaking, v. X^n^a.[In later lit-
erature St'J'ial St^pTU argument, v. 'y^.]
S""^I3 m. ('^"la) dripping; 'a
ip
a sort of ink, prob.
from wine-lees (v. Low Graph. Requisiten, p. 158, p. 161).
Gitt. 19=*; Sabb.
104''
(early eds.
XiTji?2
in one w.; Rashi:
'juice of a certain fruit', oth. opin. 'rain water').
lt*^C
5ftS
Hon
S2**JI2 m. (a*. omp. a^) n rrmpHom, tm/lmmmm-
!
^
4mm* wMdl f^U4 o liAli. M
fv/irr.
oir-
lb. p. W -B r^s
nr.
roftrtff e/o(tJr.
TIQ, V. TO. a. itimc.
*P'n!3,
Ottt.tt.T; Ynlh.oon I.. -_.,. .
tncnil thi* Aiiiir* pAMSfw follow*: X**'** .

, . . Timn. 11,
6* top. v. OV^^
,"yi'n!2, Totf. Ab. Zur. 11, 7 Vnr, .
rSfW-
*J (
I
Mtolly im>p<><. Umi
i
mmd
t,.,c , r,^
> or S) pr, . M. Tr^nnm, ite
MipMof. TaM. II* C^ . *)} TraMu
*-
hMk th.
V
M^ iMar far. t. li. U U "w
(wrr. * riapr'*'vv.T.fMv.V,ll^l^
evrVRSi Imm, K. lo
t. It; {b l IT. If, aw *
III. lo III. t
i
4 . . . (*. J'] niicl. .1. ^i*
(Mrb. I,
p
17. | )
*:-
)) TV*'
/wi'i (folhtMnk lb. U *.i< .T*^^, nr
ffJiMl|pli^ |M^ipHVl|f
W|^
W7;^tptrv)
Y. itodi XI. (b. mt vr*).

_____ __^
u
'
^^
m. rrs'>
>P'
f'^o ^ p?9 ii
iial%.
Tnr
l*rov. XtX. T (cd. Wui
X^;
i, U^
IfW-
V. Hrm^^j^
0^*0^10,
IbUi^B. to m.LmMl
pOD'HC, .
7
*
^ m. (tappoMtl to b a Pcnian word, upL by
I b.v Arable bottlke) fuuel^ port. Sabb. ta**
. . 'Cr Ar. (read
"3
*S, v. Koh. Ar. Conpl. *. v.,
^n*a
^) Uijr plMifd the boarda (ao as to b grada*
; in thicknMf) Hka a gwaat; Yalk. Bx. 870
""""l^* m^
m. (rrs) /roiiMbMM4>. laboriouM. T. M.
-xr -^i ( Y. Shebl. lUaad,
84^ mro).
~i N<
i
1. nno.
^C^^T'-, . nrwrqi
S*^*^, BeU.

top Ar.. v. W-ri
*p:2
pr. n. m. Taryt. Cant. B. to lY, 1; 1, 15 (Geo.
. ! *3S
"^"^j Lev. R. . SI nu
'
U, Yalk. Gen. 5 '^'O).
S""^::,
rrv>?i
yiO pr. n. pi.
a)
7Viyo,7Wy,
.*::
r*x jiumame of Abba Hoahaya. Y. B. Kam. X, and,
7*. Gen. B. . 58, beg.; a. fr. (T. Neab. 0ogr. p. M7).
N M, Ni*. ip U read:
J^".2Z''pX''**t2 (Tpiaxovta) tkirtjf. Y. B. Bath. N
17^ V. x:::"ip'*ru"'K.
*Di:3,
Y. 8abb. lii
-
ad., Ar. ed. Kob. 0"XO
=-^-
^y^n MT'Sa *09 bat
bit . . . U) tiM
OQ a Holy Day.
Sii"~JU m. (Tplfifia) irMk or hrwm
f
t tpmwl
ff
p
otmiul groaia mid tfiett^ tpkM 4t mk. Bar.ft* ^"^BT
'a yva . . . yoa ar pamittad to aaka trimmm # daiai
I
Ae., V. nrV^; Toaet Maaa. 8Il U, S ad. ImH. {0mm
i
ad. nuTt^ oorr. aca.).
lT2 iintS, raad: irs-s-t:
nK*C*3*1tJ, Oaa. E. a. 88. T. Jrjrrc.
S""-**r'~:2 m. (Tp(pTpo) IrtMcIrr, a cwrae (or
ftiMr ' MnaMr Mclrra. T. B. Baab.IV. tTbot. (4a-
floing nrri) (read
:]
"a 7a lika iha trioirtar (abort-
long, ftbort'lonf Ac), eoatrad. to
'i^'P
i r^ tinwa mmO
(abort) notaa.
Xw
^
""
m. (traniis) TremU, a Boib eoia. cmm
third of an Aar'as. Lam. B. to 1. 1 T2*! (TmJ nrtS).
Y. (Hit. m, 47^ .UHl
'
tt (rMd:
^V
'
r
'^
r'
**>.
D"C^^, . oror-C.
70'n!3, IViaaf. Brab XI (Vmx 17 Var, t. r-.
I
w
'
ja^ W w M (iaeorrect
; '!.'
c) ai. fit Mil, a
com wotib ttree oarv. 8bab. YI, 3 r-xm (T. ad.
o'^C'ita
554
^7^
'^Di'lMp, a corrupt, of quadrussis, four
ases). lb. 40* top.
|
B. Mets.
46* 'p . . . , a. tT^ . . . Tosef. Maas. Sh. IV, 2
;
13; a. e.
&'^D^"lt3, D'^D''"lt3, Pesik. R. 8. 15 "ja, a gloss to
'^iin'^D -a, corrupted from
'^lO "i"UJn; v. Pesik. Hahod.,
p.
55''.
[Neub. Geogr., citing fr. Ms. Bodl. D1D^-J3, re-
fers to Tarsus.]
SS^"1I3, V.
Stnaiia. [B. Kam. 16^ V. next w.]
ft.;
T : :
nD'''^it3 f. (rj'n-J) \)tearivg (by beasts of prey).B. Kam.
16'' '31 '1X^''-J1
xn^iia^ (some ed. KS-iTon, Ms. M. r|Tj1,
ref. to the preceding ^2X1 qTJ) does that mean to say
that tearing is not l)is (the lion's) habit?2)
being car-
ried away by waves, being cast ashore. Y. Yeb. XVI,
15''
top "o
"''13
. . . 'p5ni3 the court allows a reasonable time
sufficient for the discovery of an eventual escape of
the husband by being cast ashore.
3)
(denom. of 2)'^^)
covering ivith leaves, night cover in open air. Yalk. Gen.
119, V. nn''-L:"i.
nD''"',ip, nSnip f. (b. h.;
:iTJ) O
an animal torn
hy a beast ofprey.mkr. Till, to Ps. VII, v. VQ^.2)
(ritual
law) an animal afflicted with a(fatal) organic disease, the
discovery of which, after slaughtering, makes it forbid-
den, Vrefah, (of persons, m.) one having a fatal organic
disease (the killing of whom would not be considered
murder before the law). Hull. 42* tnin nrs< "J a Vrefa
animal cannot survive (a year); a. fr.Snh. 78* STinn
'liii nst if one kills a person afflicted with a fatal or-
ganic disease ; 5"iriiy '01 and if such a person committed
a murder. lb. 'Xi "iT^S witnesses afflicted &c.; a.fr.3)
or-
ganic disease. Lev. R. s. 13 (ref. to fT^nn, Lev. XI, 2)
ninn
'31 inrB''"i:2Ta that which can recover from its disease,
you may eat.

PI. nisin:?, nis^nu. Hull. Ill, 1; a. fr.

Esp. cases of frefah, ritual law concerning Vrefah. lb.
48''; a. fr.
^^jttl1S'>"]t2 m. pi. (denom. of Tripolis) Tripolitans,
residents
of
Tripolis on the Phoenician coast. Targ. Y.
II Gen. X, 1 7 (h. text '^^n).
pD'^lD pr. n. m. T'rifon. Y. Bice. II, beg. 64^
SiTlD
'
[13 f. (t\y^) vagrancy, irregular life. Pesik.
B'shall., p.
93* "b 'pb "J Xin P3 whither will all this ir-
regular life lead thee?
;j<5fjS^n-)t2,
lJ<D^nt2 f. ch.=h. ns^na HuIi.
94''.
PL
'|S"ini:, xne'^n-J.^Targ. Y. Lev. XI, l; Targ. Y. Num.
XIX,'3 (some'ed.' ,Si'i::, v. Hull. 42* mSTJ n"i).
.
Sp"'"]TP m. (p'H'JlI) enclosure, prison. Targ. Lam.
Ill, 7]
'
lS<I3p'>nt2, ni2p"112 f. (tracta) a long piece of
dough pulled out in making pastry {tracta or tractum).
Y. Hall. I,
57'* '31 TOT'^n 'p'^'iK lax )5ni'i '1
R. J. says,
tracta is subject to Hallah; Ber.
37*' '"i "lax . . . xnK
13
'31 nS'i'in 'pSpl:: |3ni'' Ms. M. (corr. ace. ; v. Rabb. D. S.
a. 1. note 6; ed. 'j'^llaa p3pinii) when R . . . .
came to
Babylonia from Palestine, he related in behalf of R. J.
&c. Y. Pes. Ill, 30* '31 "ilin ii-^p'^':^ as to tracta (on Pass-
over) R. . . . permitted to make only one at a time, but
two &c.
^''"P^IP
m.pl.(p!ir?Iio sting) A sovtoi wasps. Targ.
Y. Deut. vir,' 20 (a gloss" to xn^'^SIIX, h text TO1S).
rV^nP'
V.
i<Y\i^r^.-
I'^bp^lQ, ']"'bp"!l2 m. (TpixXtviov, triclinium) l)(Zm-
ing couch. Y. Hag! II,' 77* hot. D3^ SSI^a "jn the ban-
queting couch is spread for you (your reward in the
hereafter is prepared).2)
dining room, reception room.
Y. R. Hash. IV,
59''
hot. '(TJT^
"J^ "^SS even if they
adjourned from the tricl. to the sleeping room. Y. Keth.
IV,
28''; Y. Snh. XI, end,
30'"
[read:] '"J xn3?31X Xin Sf^SS
'31
)ia''p1 HBin pa'^pl the following construction is re-
quired (in order to make the reception of the bride in
the triclinium a legal consummation of marriage) a tricl.
and a marriage chamber, and that chamber commun-
icating with the tricl. Ab. IV, 16, v. ^WTilS. Tosef.
Sabb. XVI (XVII), 18 na . . . . np'^Onu: 'a in a banqueting
room (triclinium hibernum) which has been heated a day
before..., you may entertain company on the Sabbath.
Tosef.Bets.II,10'31inip'^Dnin"J; a.e.-3)
(TpixXtvo;--op-
piov, S.) granary. Y. Sot.V,20''bot.
'31 "J in ^ibs pVji^H.
he was fined to fill a granary of forty hy forty &c.
Srbp^HD, 'pTJ ch. same. Targ. II Esth. VII, 8
'lbp-i-j (coi-r.'acc.) Lev. R. s. 16 rTi5"'>p''T-?^ (some ed.
'pnira, corr. ace.) in his reception room.

PI.
"|ir^p"''i'J,
'pTJ. Targ. Y. I Num. XXXI, 50.
lia^DpntS, V. ']5iTf
TPP"'"?^'
v. *pt?pyj.
J7|"l"113
f. (TJ3, cmp.
I'liiX) preserve, pickle, esp. salt-
ed or pickled
fish.
Meg.
6''
'"J TJ "^SITd-j 'stored things'
(Deut. XXXIII, 19) refers to tarith (as a valuable ar-
ticle of commerce); Sifre Deut. 354; Num. R. s.
13.
Ab. Zar. II, 6 nsiia 'O brine containing hashed tarith
(when you cannot recognize the clean and unclean fish),
lb. nsn:: n3iST!: '::
in which the fish can be recognized.
Ned. VI, 4 he who vows abstinence from 'fish' 'i:n ~nia
nsr,:: is permitted to partake of hashed t. Bev. 44*.
Srj^"lt2, "^"ID ch. 1) same. Y. Ned. VI,
39'' top ,121
'31 11:: lb (not 1TJ1V) sell me tari, and he sells him
tsahdna (v. XSns). lb.
'31 "Jb . . . )^r> (not "Jib) there they call
taritha tsahana.2) (cmp.
ii:?5<)
a sort of
pastry
,
fritters
&c. Ber. 37'', V. XplSH a. b^na.
n"]I3 m. (-;TJ, cmp. pyji II), pi. QiSl-J, constr.
i^lK
hinders, preservers (cmp. Syr. plli a. derivatives P. Sm.
1528). Tosef. Sot. XV, 9, v. Iitssn-J.
n
ft65
trii* JuriUii.
Trff.
O, Ik
It] 14
(Y zrmh Tmtt. y. II Hum %%%lf.
moi ,.-.. o.... i>tit. ai mmio*y>ot *<*- 'fc.
'^wn -a iitMi nrt^t, r**^! nhmU. IV. n u<
ra
'
i ^
msa >J. XttCh. (Vnr. MTS^, tiKufV,).
T. WmM. VI, M*
*^
'* J Ml V.
OQ*;^!f.
^^, av^U f.(v. |iic<l.) Irumhir, mrr. Tait* l*ru
c^:;
,
!.
Tv^
t.
#^.
It. ( ocai|t. of 1^
a. ^X) himiimf % tmmL
V, f If on* put Md in \hm IIhm,
"^
n? ^n
'
ad. (<1. Untk. im to -vxj. Vr. to "579) U
( mid Ibvrvfor* furbkMM: B. BsUa. M^ m *>Ti
> VOr lh btn4tnff of It <Um lime), cttip.
(Trml. B'lM^i. VIU
i>. tu li umA'. o^sna.]
-
"r-
- * ^'*^'
m ^t 11^ III (-uliiitruiMlt of ^3 or F^^
^
d on irAicA rfn
tntawt d*lpiiicj,
Ajtyra, lebt pml
\\. t). ToMf. Kl. B.
XXV, 1 pVn ocxj)
ii-ny (witi lb. 1, IS "SI nC9V "S m
aA ujidr :..... ...;,\ pUd pice* of wood,
d like n |)r (m an ImpruTiMd support) for oaUag
......
^,Y (XV),S rp-r ad. Eoclu (V
-
**w1^^73 pr. n. pi TaHoM, TmOmui, bmt SuBwia.
otu. IV, M** top 'sn narara tli ford of T.
S'CTItS, Midr. Till. 10 P. XIII. 5 "S^ '3
nniBj
pd. lu.i. Horabr, iu. Vin. -Vs; Yaik. Pr o rrtir,
to b rMtd: 'at a
^
ni
yViu tna(TOAr^'9) viib what
.^..;tAoo<i do you speak auoh word* (of bad oiBcn)r
*|*w-"l^,
8nh. 14*
Ms. IL, T. TOVK:.
w"j^
to aeorcA. Lev. R. t. S" li TCrc Ar. (Vr. a. ed.
trcrc) thay saareheil every ship &c[B. Kam. M", .
< MOM. f**t
i< TanaM
i
!>*.
"T^,
e.
"O^ II
- ^A, f
# -wq^. TBI*
< > ^^ ..^
Ab. ftar. If^ Ar I'm (ffd. VT, v. IUM;i. I#. IL .L
o4ii)^ aaa.|'"yir'n V(f. RAM^D.I.a.LMa
40r-
aat a|t aad MflMSM tyaia a|Mt{
T.^ a.-iiabb. ar*
*&
^ret iw wmm^ hat*
utamua looM or hmtm Car awbruidary (4l*r. ui iMtel.
-t)irar*frteaa||^,ftrwirAa. ValLAf^'S Wr f^-tev
Iba
ib.UI
y r.
/IB-- Ms*. t*S"llDonm'nn *&..
ma
'O^ 1^
'
*j-

* TTT IT TTTj f*ylla>
aad Tafaili mw two TaiM uid Mivrad m iIm tW*
fffaM laagMffo; ib. I4^*e*<...'9*9r V* V
^rr). lb. 2i -a Vr yns Msl M. (4
(11), L'""Tltu4|l) the syaMfagva of t)* at
raaaltn (fUOii: af tli WoMW'WorWfa. .
Shall. II, 47*
*a Vb yre (Tab. m^ tf'ssy,
rr<wvi!2,
rd:rt::o.
"H3rUal1.Mh.Tn9l r01a.Tlt,hic.4r; T.T^.
I. 4o*'(pfa.propar oi).~iT. irnanr^ T. IWi
IX. aikl,tt.-Le. B. . M. cad 'tP *3n r% iba ;*
afogaa of the wwvn tai Lydda (ar >a-wwUt^ m
Taralaaa), .
T^? 11.
OnCniipr.tt
pL.h.r-tp^raraixraraidHa^l^iS.
Y. I Om. i, 4
09^
ed. Anal. (oih. ada. OW.v.8^;
Tavf. I Chr. I, 7 vera ed. La^n (y>b.) rlf
.
in Spaim. TsTf. P*. XLVII1,S. lb. LXXU, 10. (r.C-O-e.)

^PCn!f B. (tpinU^;, TptsxiiuL*^ siib. IBS) c^

on fivw liya,
^ fm
mf
hdkmit : Vaa. E. sl IS; VMhi
Naso 19 ;
(Tsah. fnunsb ; Gcb. B.S.M Ofrp|. 8ibb.
IM* 'S MR (Ms. O. *S^ Its).
^jXTIIS m.(a eocTvpC. of xpTUo,.kenp)Wabf.
Lev. B.'a. 19 ; (Midr. Sam. ch. V=C-p)- B^h. *. lb. ST
mnab *374nr yoo aagr hMfa bartat wHh Ibddari
the naek of an aiifal

Y. aest w.
TtWTa
m. (xiptaA-r.. T.
eaUas) wciaiati^ faddar, asad /hr aiaiiliy. Sahb. W*
bot.; (Toaat ibw lY (Y) ft T^oenp, Yar. T^cnp). B.
9 (Ms. M. I'VuD
'
V
. oth. Msa^Ttoonp, Vcrop, tr.
D. 8.a. L aota).
*fjm
(b. b.; aapL tcs) [to awcv att wrAffnrJ l) to
fear, ^rvy. Lev. B. a. S hetwn tfiio team ia order to
7^
^^r
556
^"Jt:
satisfy his appetite. Koh. B. to X, 11
':: ''ixr! the lion
goes out for prey. Sot.
4?'^
C,yj ^E'l'ia those robbing (the
poor). Zeb.
53'^
Cl^i:: h^ ^phr, the territory of the tearer
(wolt=Benjamii), Gen. XLIX, 27). B. Kam.
116"^
PrEIVjb
to plunder it; a. fr.2) to cast with force, knock, strike
against; to throw away, reject, eject. Hull. Ill, 3 JnEni;
bmaS he cast or knocked the bird against the wall.
Pesik. R. s. 1
1
; Num. R. s. 2 ''SK Pt&^rc iJX n-is^ I will
divorce her, I will cast her out (cmp, l^i^). Ber.
5''
'31 lb pB'i'i- his prayer is thrown in his face (refus-
ed). Y. Yeb. XVI,
15''
top "^SSVJ, v. in-j.
3)
to seize for-
nibly. Yoma IV, 1 "iBbpa 'a he took the ballot out with
haste. Esp, to seize for a debt. B. Mets. 15 n"n WT
!nB*i::1 and a creditor of the previous owner came and
seized it, v. NQ"i''^.4) to chop, hash, to beat, mix. Sabb.
XIX, 2 'lO^UI
"pi
'a beat wine and oil; a. e.Part. pass.
Cj^TJ, f. naiTJ. lb. 38" '-J "im chopped meat. Ab. Zar.
II, 6,
v.ni^J. Y. Nidd. IV,
51"
(of a foetus). Sabb. VIII, 5
(80'') 'w ria;'^a an egg beaten and mixed with oil; a. fr. V.
qina.
5) to hackle, comb (flax or wool). Kil.IX, 1. Y. Orl.
III,W; Y. Keth. VI, end, 31* ifi^J^U lisn "las wool of a
first-born that has been hackled (and mixed up with
other wool).6) to scrape, scour, to plane. Makhsh. II, 4
aa nx Cj'i'ian (Var. -rniJ^n) if one scrubs his roof; Tosef.
ib. I, 8.

7) to make nsni:, to inflict an organic defect.

Hull. 85^ sq. tfr\'4 Kl go and maim the animal (before
slaughtering it).
Nif VO^i 1) to become t'refah. Ib. 9", a. e. nB")a? HM
from what cause it became Vrefah.

2) to be in disorder,
a) (with l^^'^, or ab) to be confused, bewildered, not fully
conscious. Y. Sabb. II,
5''
hot. N3X bl23 insi nEnMS my
father's mind is unclear; Snh. G8\ Ib. 43*
tiy^ixW "'ns
in?1 (not fci1"i::niU) that his (the culprit's) consciousness
may be benumbed; Num. R. s. 10.Ib. l^b '3 his mind
becomes confused (from drinking); a, fr.
b)
(with HSttJ,
of political disturbances) to be troubled. Snh. 11"; Sot.
48''; Tosef. ib. XIII, 5 n3J^(n) nt-i::3 the political con-
dition was too much troubled (persecutions prevailing).
Y. Dem. V,
24''
hot. ; a. e.
Pi. 7\y3 1) to shake vehemently, constantly. Succ. Ill, 9
'i!Ti:3bibn 'ptniiB ssn bs ed.Y. (Mish.ed. Pes. 'bib nx'aa
;
ed. ")''35553a) all the people shook their branches con-
stantlj' (during the recitation at Hallel, contrad, to 5553).

2) to unbalance (the mind, cmp. b^b::). Part. pass.

Ciniari. Num. R. s. 10 'an 'a inb his mind is disturb-
ed and he talks improper things, v. supra.
3) to re-
ject one's petition, to refuse. Part. pass. Ciii::^?. Ber.
V, 5 'a Kin^J that he (the patient for whom prayer is
said) is rejected (bound to die), opp. b^lpa accepted.

4) to disfigure, to make ungainly by spots, incisions &c.,

v. ?:]1^l3). Part. pass, as ab. Koh. R. to X, 11 the serpent
is asked '122 "^Bia iT2 'IB^ why has thy body been dis-
figured (v. Gen. Ill, 14)?
5)
to cast about (a ship on
high sea), v. Hithpa. Part. pass, as ab.; pi. D'^B^i'lBO,
psnia^. Yeb. 47", v. tinc.
Hif. ti'^yit} 1) to become frefah, to be afflicted with
a fatal organic disease. Num. R. s. 12, end; Cant. R. to
VI,
4 ; Pesik. Vayhi p.
10*, a. e. ^iB'^'n'jn xb the animals
were found to be free from an organic disease.

[2)
(in
later liter.) to declare t'refah.]'^)
(deiiom. of v1"1l:) a) to
cover ivith foliage. Yalk. Gen. 119, v.
^V*^.

b) to sprout
with moisture, be sappy. Gen. R. s. 69
'31 ms^ 'n (Yalk.
Jud. 38 rrilBn) sprouted with good deeds &c., v.
3^:'^.

[4)
to distribute food, v. C]^:::.]
Hithpa. '^yc'^i'}, Nithpa. C)^^"^? to he tossed about, to be
in a storm near the shore. Taan. HI, 7 (19") nS'^BDM bSJ
'31 nB'^B'^?2!l for a ship which is seen from the coast to
be tossed about; ib. 14" nS'li::?:!! (v. supra; Ar. ed.
Koh. nB-i-JS Nif). Tosef. Sabb. XIII (XIV), 11 nB-i-Lj^S
'31 MD''BO the ship has been thrown back several times
(was prevented from landing by the breakers).
^ntS I,
^^"]t3 ch. same, 1) to lake by force, seize. B.
Mets. 14" n-iJ'^a nB-iZjl . . . ^nx (not S^BTJl) the creditor
came and took it from him (by legal seizure); ib. Npl
rrijia tr^b rp^ia (Ms. H. rr^s'^a j:tB'i:^i).ninipb ':: to seize
property sold by the debtor, v. ninipb. Ib. 19*; a. fr.

2) to throw, strike, knock down. Y. Snh. X, 29"

Ci''"i::l
KSIxb "lib and let them fall down. Lam. R. to I, ft
iT'^ia Cjilis'^l and let him throw himself down. lb. to
IV, 2 '31 "j"^nblp C]i"iK cast down thy pitcher before me;
a. fr. 3) to knock at, shake, rap. Ber. 28" xa^N 'a
knocked at the door. Snh. 97". Ib.
67''
S<b3'J3 iT^b 'k
he struck the tabla before him; a. v. fr.Trnsf. to carp
at, to contest the validity
of a decision. Y. Snh. I, beg.
18"
CjilK'^D 'Sa wanted to protest (against R. Isaac's decision
because he acted as a single judge).5) to declare Vrefah.
Hull. lO''. lb.
48'' i-rTB-lSJiab . . . "iSD Mar. . . . wanted to
declare it Vrefah; a. fr.

Part. pass, q"!"]:: a) struck down

(in the agony of death). Targ. Jud. Ill, 25; IV, 22 (h.
text bs:). Lam. R. to IV, 5 S<bp'^pn 'pB"''no (not jIB'^'i'J)
lying on dunghills. b) thrown away. Y. Snh. X, 29* top
^b pB'^ia ttri they are thrown down before thee (cmp.
|!|-ia).
c)
(denom. of KBIu, v, C)=l"ia) spotted, full df
in-
cisions; planed. Ned. 25"; Shebu.
29'', v. C]!ll::.
[Y.
Shebi. I, end,
33*^
tT^aisb "jBi^a "73
pi"! l'% read with R.
S . to Shebi. I, 8 : "pB^:: na
p1i
1"N or 'jIB'^-i-J, tT^aiSb being
a corrupt tautography of
"^"3
't2>ib=3pS'i
p
ItS'^b.]
Pa. C)'^;i:3 1) to knock, strike, dash. Targ. II Kings
VIII, 12 (h. text aJ-Jl). Targ. Nah. II, 8 (h. text ClEH).
2) to prey, wait for prey. Targ. Prov. XXIII, 28
tO^TQ.S) to drive about. Part. pass.
C]t?r?^.
Targ. Y. I
Ex. XIV, 3 (ed. Amst. 'isr; Ithpa.). Targ. Y. II Num.
XII, 12 NBVjp.Trnsf. to agitate, trouble, v. infra.
Ithpa. Ci'^'^ii'^X, Ithpe. vi'i"ia''N \) to be knocked about,
dashed; to be tossed about; to be in spasms. Targ. Is.
XIII, 16. Ib. LI, 20; a. e.Lev. R. s. 12 beg. ttEb-^S 'nns
'31 SB"it2''^n like the ship that is tossed about in the|
breakers &c. Snh. 95" n^^p '^X tlJIi ins a dove came
down and rolled before him in spasms. Trnsf. to be]
agitated, troubled. Targ. Gen. XLI, 8 (some ed.
'^V\
Part. pass. Pa., v. supra). Targ. Ps. LXXVII, 5
; a. fr.
'
Y. Taan. I,
64''
bot. N3nb . . jlB-ia-'X n^b why did
;
'
rabbis (you) take the trouble of coming hither.

2)
be spotted, full, of
incisions &c., v. supra a. tjli::.- 3)
to
become, or be Vrefah. Hull.
57''
n3 nB');;:''^'! "'T'aa ii
the same limb through the mutilation of which the aninoa,
became Vrefah. Ib. 48* KBnisia niJ'^'Q ixb'r where th^
B^C 567
.... ..( !. iMila.^f Vt.l.iL tip* l^.l 1< iiiB itiul.)>l<>^ ilMtIa
(tf^ei;ii rif9r frcMker. Vm. ..11
s)-:.:2iiw.*.r9.
<b. It.
;
|tf<xc
jB ilef. Ill ?~
.1 W^
i lu|>, V. it*at r.. V.toui 11. I* lop
*3
ur rmd m Tuavf. N. VIII, |
rr^i
l'^^ III. (b. h., pri'CP*! ) lifuflfj, fffiX. >"i
|.,.. .'l 1 .. ...,.'..;.->'
Till. ID
HT.
-;".;"".
,x:-;
-*."*.--;
o. -..>.... !*> t ihr*
'
liat Itimfhmt the mpftiilu;; of fttodf Aiww. rvf.to It*'"C;r
(I'ruv. XXX, H); Knib. Il** (v. lUbb. D. t. A. L >!).
MJ"^
I, ^p^ob. Mm*. t)teaf. Tnr. Oto. VIII, 1 1.
Turit. I*. XXXIV, 4; . fr. Hull.
47''
HCJt -j lrf of
tnjrrUv; a. ft-. Nidd. SO* torrm *::
fm. (IU
V. iofrii

Tnft '"Ton

irwi^
of
the no*". 1.
PI.
tr9.
^i:- T-nt. 0n. III. 7; . fr Htire. aT**
*a '^nr: Imvm nwy fhll oflT. 8bb. I2>' 'S (trVr ^ K-rsr.
Hiubi (d. rs) win* of vine Uuit Hm chiifd foliaf*
Uir* lioMi, i. . win* la iu tbird year. Nidd. I. c
;^
f^iu., V. urn I. sk pieea lorn
^,
fragment. Br. &f*
top, and it
-
-
3 |j|(^ ^ irrsuliir piece IhM
Um b**n I'M ttar); Rasbi: lik* a batllMI
pl*M Uiat baa b**n in*nd<I bjr baintn*rinfr: (M*. P.
CpC^ WC^ai *Wt^- you can tbat it baa b*n torn
off. Vera, in lUabl: eperaiimna, prob. to b* r*ad M*CS
V, II (in * jM^5.^'' )iii;ii/ ::i ed. Lag.).
SrT, Orn. R. t. 10 a *a nspa, t. vxx^\
T J T
l'
T - I
I
>1^ Ui pr. n. ui. TarfoH, a Tannai (v. Fr. Darkbi
Mis))., p. 101 pq.). Pe. X. ; . v. fr.V. rt2.
rinlt2 f. (nts, with
"^
inacrtwl; omp. TrB I)
up. nsx,] moM
of
the ttomb. Hull. 55'>i*sx
lb. 5e".
S"l*r~ - (S*'S~-), Turf.Y.Lev. XI, l*,v.>7-r
W*5"!12 m. (Tpdrc;^) Uible..coMnter.

ft

,
-
i
'
V.c.
Geii.^R.'s. f4. end ('Ranhi': rrrBTS).V,
ri'lTC.
C*T2*T*S"^ m.(Tcar''!rT,;^ momt
jf
e>wyr, ^idkr.
Y. B. Mets.iv/beg. r c-c^-x-c (eoiT. aee.). llai.1l.
s. 4 C^^Tp (onip. Tparera for rpfirtCv, 8.).
N
!
;| Ar4. 7af. O. tm. %L H{ tiMi.
CQ^iri/A|>. 0f-9n f rfrm'
owfip*^. Y. K4d. 11. . _^,. ^.^^,, ,. ^^ ^ .-
'91 '89 I *ftp*(rl*d to iMVO M>W^* in fotef
(o asd wi
tns fkvm tb* balb.
a denar ir. Zm ^ i^ .Mit.s p. ao>. YoM*
1&^
Oi^--
4i''i Ketb. W
'5 >? <it r--yt-3i how mmwJi ! T.^
Bifr Dwit 24 Ke<lkV. 7.
To**t ib. V. ; .^?-Ci oil^
d. vpy^r^).
P. bi rtfmlmHjf tktfti
orgtm, membratte te. ^olL 4f
^
lO^
'3
ptriaaifl
with tb* fat attaclMd to iuiT. ,t^y tkrmlt. Ib.
4*
(in H*br. diet.) 'sa rrrTTi ^s ixW/n U Um Uvr I*
detaebod and diMnaagod ia duada.
pnt3 (emp. -ne, r^S) fo <Adk ilir. h. Kmm.
115^
tp^ l6 nobody atirrad, or mixad H.
pT!3lch...l)to-ir.. 8.bb.ii.-
"nm ^nne let him mix tbcm togatkar.S) fa tiw ><j>
Taan. S5*, t. KV9po I.
S)
(pro^ oalj in) BiL
TT^
<
Ki^, bite. Sabb. l6^ KTrr n
^
,' wboai a aarpeac
baa atonf. Ib. 1 10, t. "^r; a. Cr.(Toma 77*. r.
iq^^]
pT^ II (emp. TC II) fo MK, <mv fM;
fe fMrdL
Tarf. Pfc XXXY, 3, r'. xprpfre. Bar. IT
** <prc;
Sah. 1
18* rrp-on, T. sttf. B.Meet. M"nlOab rrp-)^ aad
bolted the door before him. Smb. IM*
r
'- *^
7*^
tliia moat aot bolt, i. e. with thia bolt aa it ^oa dare
not bolt or anbolu iWf. pom.
p^
/acAioi a^. Taif.
Jwb XXVI, IS (h. text rn|>.
Sj^^U m. (preead.; emp. Sjt.
r^.
P- 8"- ***)
f ii,f.V. pa/aer. Taij. Pror. XXV, 24 "S Scr-=* thoagh the
booM be a palaea (h. text *cr r^i^).
X, 1 -
and ii^iirT.
nitirrny mp^ iUtmrbamee. Tmug-Kok.
AoHt. a.oth.l^^) for diatartaaw^
01D''11p^t3 558 >t5t3
DlO'^llp^lTD, Esth. R. beg. '13 'ia"'3, read : tD'^JIJ'^n "'^'^a.
STDpntS, HDpID, V. K-jp'^n-j.
^p"lt3, Yoma 10* Ar., v. '^pi'^-in.
S^pniQ,
I'^pHD
m. (Ar. s. V. Dbn:K^p-iPl; cmp.
anthracias, avf)pay.iov) name of a gem. Targ. 0. Ex.
XXVIII, 19 (Y. -j-ip^r, corr. ace); ib. XXXIX, 12. Targ.
Y. Num. II, 18.
]'byiU, read:
r>13"^T^.
i<b^bp")I2, Sb^bpni3D!S m. (comp. of
pr^
H a.
K^bp) therunner''8 strapping, leggin,greave. Targ. Esth.
V, 9 IT'b'ilpp-i-JBSt his leggin.P/. j^lp'^^pT^. Targ. I Sam.
XVII, 6 (ed. Lag. ''bp''^^; Kimhi Vers.
pV"'K).
[-p^-^bpTj,
Tosef. Sabb. XVI (XVII), 18; Tosef. Bets. II, 10 Ar.,
V. li^pi-l-J.]
pbpni3, ^0'^bp"lt2, V.
'>p^T^.
[V. preced. w.]
j
j!jp JU
m. (torcularium) store-room for oil and
wine. Y'lamd. to Num. XX, 8 (quot. in Ar.) rr^ni DS
'::
CiX T^S if a man possesses a torcularium; Yalk. ib. 763
(our w. omitted) ; Ex. R. s. 25, beg. -iinxpTJ, 'pT^KpTJ (read
:
I'^DpntS, V. K-jp-;-]!:.
rilSDp"II2 f. pi. (enlargement of pn-J II, cmp. T^to^ia)
lath' and plaster-wall, partition in the interior
of
houses.
Tosef. Ohol. V, 5 "^2^5 fi-'bs R. S. to Ohol. IV, 1 (ed.
niNp-D"!, Var. 'p&3"i) vessels Ij'ing in niches or closets of
partition walls.
VtP"^
?' P''"1I2
m. pi. same, esp. 'is tiis^the two cedar-
covered partitions, with a vacant space between, which
separated the Holy of Holies from the Holy and occupied
the space of one cubit, the text (I Kings VI, 16) leaving
it undecided from which of the two sacred areas that
cubit's space was deducted. In the second Temple that
partition was replaced by two curtains with a space be-
tween. Midd. IV, 7
'::
n^K one cubit for the partition.
Yoma
51 '' '31 'a n^X . . . b^X but in the second Temple,
where there was no partition wall, they made
two curtains. B. Bath. 3*; a. fr. Y. Kil. VIII,
31*=
hot.
(among doubtful things) '::
n^xi (add to the above six
things) the dmniah trakstn. K' ii^XI "iti^ why is it
called a. tr.? (Answ., taking our w. for rapa^iv, ace. of
Tapaci?, confusion)
l^inn^ D'^SSS^ ^'i^^Q "ilDSi"!:: (sxapagev,
cmp. |1Dr'il2) it created confusion: what is it? inside?
outside?; Y. Yoma V,
42''
bot. llOpnvj.
JlDDpID, V. liJs^pp-iTj.
^niQ I (cmp.
:i^-J) to hatter. B. Kam.
98=^
JT^'^no
nian-Jl.'.
(Var. tr^Dl-J, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 300) he
struck upon the coin with the hammer and battered it
(so that the stamp was effaced).
Pa. ffi"i-iK (denom. of ii:"iu) to harden, make brittle.
Hull.
46''
'^Tan-ja'i Hb iT^lpa you must not put the lungs
in cold water, because it makes the coat of the lungs
brittle (so as to crack when you blow them up; [Ar. ed.
Koh. '1:^1 S<^ *il2'^ona not in hot water because 'it makes
strong']; v. V13.
lUHu II (cmp.p'1'4 II)fo lock up, obstruct; (neut. \.)to
he stopped up, (trnsf.) to be deaf, silent. Tanh. Vayishl. 8
'31 Kta'n-J inbin^, v.
jin;
Y'lamd. to Lev. XXVII, end
and to Num. XXI, 1 (quot. in Ar.).
Lam. R. to I, 17
[read:] TTTra 'ai tTp^tti 'K (not K^?a-J) silent do I go up
(to Jerusalem) and silent do I go down.
II3"lt2 m., pi. n"i"jyj,
's^'&r:^
(^tj I) rugged, stony
ground; crags, clefts; quarry.. B. Bath. 103=^ 1"i^5<l!J "J
the crags of which they speak (Q'^S'pS a. D'^S^D ib. Mish.
VII, 1). Y. Kil. I,
27''
bot. Arakh. u''; Yalk. Lev. 677
'J'ip"i::. Gen. R. s. 2.i
"^
Ht52?3 became craggy (unarable).
Lev. R. s. 36 tJ'^bna "J large stony clods, v. lyba. Sot.
34''.
Y. B. Bath. IV,
14<=
bot. '31 j'^Splian "Jn the rocks which
are cut from it (the quarry).
i^lljnp m. (d:c: II) [deafness,] (sub. n-^an) deaf or
silent usury, tarsha, a sale on time at a price higher
than the seller would take
if he sold for cash., e. g. one
sells beer in Tishri (when it is cheap), to be paid for in
Nisan (when beer is higher) at the Nisan price. B. Mets.
as'* "'"IC 'w tarsha is permitted (is no usury). Ib. ^TiT '::
my (R. Papa's) tarsha (sale of date beer on time &c., v.
supra). Ib.
'31 ""Xll 'iT'l 'a my (R. Hama's) tarsha (selling
goods to be caiTied at his risk to the dearer market,
the money to be paid on returning) &c. Y. ib. V, IC bot.
'J X^i< KPi-ia-i IT -pX (not XUJTjn) this is not direct usury,
but it is tarsha. PI. ""iZJ-ia. Bab. ib. 68"
"^XSIBB 'M, expl.
KBB 311 'VD like the sales of R. Papa, v. supra.
"^tm, V. -^pi-o.
t25t2, :r;i2, V. ^la.
strj^Dirj::, v. 'ty.
"pIGIDD m. pi. [or ip::^-J
f. sing.] (= 'n\pp, ipir
;
cmp. Kj^'^^r)
troughs, or bucket arrangement for pump-
ing water for the boiler. Nidd.
68'''
'31
nion 'a . . . i::X
Ar. (ed. omit lUX) doest thou want boilers? dost thou
want buckets? dost thou want slaves? [Rashi : bathing
chairs; Tosaf. to Nidd. 66'',
a. v. DX, identifies our w.
with X3:23i:; Saadia: combs.']
""IIJD, l!^^I2 (v. crj II) 1) to hide, protect ; to reserve.
Targ. Ps. XXVil, 5. Targ. Prov. II, 1; a. e.
2) to be
hidden, lie in wait. Targ. Ps. LVI, 7 ix:^33 ',1b:::"; (ed.
Lag. 5<:^3 "1;
h. text irs:J'^, K'ri 131S::i).
Targ. Prov.
I, 11; a. e. Taan. 24^ JT^ra TJ:: (1in) they hid them-
selves before him. Ib. 29* iniTO XTIJ-J hid himself before
the Romans. Ab. Zar.
70=* '31 "I'ri^iX
XDX XJiTriil "i3"'n "3
as well as I hide mj'self here, an Israelite may have
hidden himself &c. ; a. e.
^vo
SM
Taik. I*. I.XXXIU. 4
7
tu niair v
III. XXVII. i inpqrs imMm
cAMb TMf.rK> XXV.t. to.UlYI,l*.
. ^ r f|iiiii.| 14^
4*r4
it rwrM< /Uiw
*
IW. Ill* iitili l*(i*r of ilM AlplMktl. it l*rt'
atuutcM wiUi \:
$ rr.

*- *'* mm^^m.^9,
wlilt n. V. iMr n.

>
waltr ktikmh
tor
d. fl. ntl 1. 1. .
f.
iVV -
*-
"^^^
^^),
" th(^inoiiMilAl tula* of
. <M "~rn~n~rr
unmvnil. f^*, v.
*
S\ S** I-.U rnn. rArr^-..-V
--V ^A,i-rf lu.
(V. ir^Vj
s". 'x*.*^'
ir.
u.
H-
y^^ *' "" *?^^
n Ar. i'**!.
"irn, pmb. lo tw wad: ^ir?) lb* Iwi of
I
"IIH^ m, (b. b.i
. Hrr^) cMammti'rivtr, avp. tkt
V7^
CUn*. R. lu HI, 4 (rr. to yrra witb aovpMwlad 9.
LXXX, 14) -wn 73
n
p
BPrsi BHir jroa wUI
'
. iMny HaiM yon will b (powariwi
u> tiial) eomlBg ttma tba riwr. If ooc, b will
Ukv m but of Um forwt; Midr. Till, to Pt. L e.;
Ik. Pfc 830; Ab.d*B, H. oh. XXXIV
"
Vs TVO IUm
wnur win* (pork-IUh. tilurtu). Ex. R. s. 1. lb. . f
'^b . . .
^
tnuW) orm th watvn which hitU th (HoSM)
'n ihoQ wattthrown into tb Nil, miut not b* tniitii
\ Ute; . (r.
S~/-S* ch. un. cAflniir/. ,tykf.-h.

jr B. MU.
'^
s xo^ (Ar. rra), v. KyfJC
CS". C^H''* m. (rjr) dctpoirimg of
t temet <i
y
a
/.- B.kam.M'rcpvtt'^UMOwart^
r I ibber no righi of poMwrion (and
),> u.r ^t itMir, not iti qairkai). Ib.^
T^r:- ;.;... i boold aMOOM that rangnatioD
^iv. s .i risht of poatAMioD, bow ooold the robber mj,
II< t> thee (liaea in tba maantim*
it B.]laca.i^toprcrTai6c
**
ir iiAtioi), 1. . a thing which, if mitwd,
is
tiv but l.icb baa as yet not bo niivcd.
ll>. . en up. Y. B. Kam. IV, cad,
4'
r^rr
'
.. .<-
v.<'.<>'^->< ....otff a fiftba pramunption ; a. fr.
Sw"it^(' ch. same, <fe|Mtr. Targ. Job VI, M.
Til^^"^ f. h. a. ch. (>*r) propritijf; adr., (capi rwac)
riaht; pt^perfy; it is r^^ Tu^, IS. CXXVU, S
*
Vr
m pufptunf (li MBiij
I
Tug YOaaXXU. ic*.
Ua OM wIL Tafg O |*i Xlll. U fV. nOB, k. Mt
a0ini}a.l^^V ll i
=
-^
lit b r%ki
wi tor ihava m ib aa*^^
^
ann *^u
M^ Y. DaM. I, II' bol. *PS
Vt
-*
baMlM
naaatl aai a. r.
M*, ITIT
.ai'nr. i
. rrti I, r) /i^. r^mtm,
Cbr 'Xl. 1
1
: Taff. 11 iMa. XXUl. . a. <^/-llaiu
..k.Ks. tai-iitvgoodi '^'**<*.lUbb,ll..l0llk
L a. Mrta 40) aa mmIi tha baHar. 1Imb.I*^i^ **flVO
"9^
! It bar 10 dwall Um wnar ar aa laadf

'Ik
SO naVob
**
|6 fbUahood woald MM bMMNM a kiag,
B.Baih. iiiirirrTrif*i*imAr.(ad.-r-
-
-.oba
Mbljr aad todoa* kiteloak; t.a. IT.
r .IT*
;ir. Targ. r Ib.IV. l |. Targ.Uliau...\T,l,
a."fr.

# :; ^,
r^r Tli. Y. If Haai
XII, 1. Targ. tt XXIX, 17 (ad. B^
rr-
Tteig. Jar. VI. t arvr (ad. Lag. rnr|; h. t.
Prav. Xlll. If (b. tst mro); a. Cr. B. Bah. Ill*, v.
mfn.'-FLx^^.Ty^.i^rT'
Targ. O. Oa*. XXlX,ir (all
Bart inn). Taig. Y. Baoi. XXXI, M; a. aw
r !. Lac.(oth.ad. irWjL lb. IV.9. TMB.Job
Vi
-
acMir. ad.Lac. (oth.d.r7;i h.taatm).
~PaMlMllahod.pc I0* {twL to -33, Bs. XX, t) Trrn WM,
TfyK\ ^^ 1 aat thjr lighl, thy crowa^ thy grsM;
B. a. SI ^rrr (aorr. aec
)
"'*^C ^ b. b.) pr. n. m. Jair. l)o af]
121. Norn R.. 14; a. a.^) J. thaOilaaditc B.Baih.llJ.
l>ci.oni ""nr. cb. nrpr m- JairtU. Targ.ll8a.XX,
MdniMingtaai.Lag.).Caau R. to L, t^; Brahutl^; a. c
fcttl'^U*, . KPrtr.icr-w. t. ir.
- -T
Xr^^', Y. Kidd. IV, M^ top
**
e-R rvi rR, laad:
Tr act aa if jraa dad i
.Jow bim to gat ap.Y. KB. m, bag- 1^ '^ <
'^ic r-<^ r6 rsr? xunTibs wiMtwar 1 shaB Bad
it (cemBWl) with a Far I ibAll tnm it : T. &bb. IX. IX*
top (oorr. aecl. . Tr*-
iCIK*t T. JtST.
Xp\ T;w:. v;r
pr...
rB. xoh^x.
to Vn, 11 B. Joae'b. T.[ Ab.'2ar.4*; BatL t*" T'VIP Mil
M.
M.
Wtat" T. Rabb. D. S. a. L aotc); Mca. C^ObLK.
TTW^
560 xnc^a*
a. R. 2 ('^"'OX); Tosef. ib. I, 15; (Y. Succ. IV,
54'-
bot.
"iG',"^
ix'^iax "IS).
11"1&<;, y. -Jin;.
I2;5^" (b. h. ; cmp. '^i-^X a. IT."') [to exist, be strong.]
Pi. irx';' (privat., cmp. ',^"n) to consider undone, to give
up; V. f^ii\
Hithpa. ^vm-}, '^"^nri; Nithpa. UJK^rii, "^^r? 1) to lose
energy, relax^ T. Ber. IX, end,
14'*
''Dl tiirh^ ^(Q^^T\Vi:
whose hands have grown lax concerning the Law (who
do not care to uphold the Law; Midr.Till.toPs.CXTX,l26
DiTili lB"i).
2)
(Avith '{o) to give up hope, to discard from
the mind. Ab.I, 7 '3"i ^'X'^v'.n ^X do not give up the idea of
divine retribution (when you see sinners prosper).Esp.
(of lost things) to despair
of recovery, to resign possession
(by which the finder acquires the right of keeping what
he has found, and the robber obtains possession of the
stolen object and must make restoration in value). B.
Kam.
68'', a. e. D'^^Snn ^mi:;P3 xbl Vn if one has robbed,
and the owner has not yet given the hope of recovery.
B. Mets.
21 ''
'p^
'r^X;"^
O'l^sanu; "^JUia because the own-
ers (who dropped the coins) have given them up;a. v. fr.
IZJi^'^., Pa. "Oi^r ch. same, to relax. Targ. Koh. 11,20
'31 hs
"^3^ JT^
^^'Jt^
* relax my mind concerning (to give
up thinking of) the trouble &c.
Ithpa. "Oitrr^ii 1) to become careless. Targ. Y. Deut.
XXIX, 18.

2)
contr. "CX'^^S, "^iX^X, Ithpe. "iX'^X C^ix'^X)
to resign possession, give up. B. Kam.
68'"
'^^X xb X^V'^Ti
but may it not be that he has not resigned? Ib. iT^S'^SaiC
UJIX'^XI they heard him say that he gave it up; B. Mets.
2l'' U;5<"'?T (Ms. F. UJwSiX'l). Ib. "rX'ja (Ms. F. a. R. '-^^T?)
they give it up. Ib. 'ilX'^a ^CTX'^X (better: "'^X*'*'!? "^OTX",
V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 8). Ib. 22'^; a. fr.
nj^!S^, ^njIZiiS^ pr. n. m. (b. h.) Josiah, 1) King
of Judah. M. Kat.
*25''
(ref. to Am. VIII, 9)
'i
hx l^r m
that is the day when J. was killed. Ib.
28'' '31 'i"!
IBOas
like the lamentation over J. &c. ; Meg. 3*; a. fr. 2) R. J.
a Tannai. Men.
5?''.
Snh.
66=*
(v.Fr. Darkhe, p. 146, sq.).
3) R. J. name of two Amoraim (v. Fr. M'bo, p,
90''
sq.).
Y. Shebi. IX,
39=^
top. Y. Snh. Ill, 21'';
a. fr. Kidd.
36'',
V. X'n^L
i<ri!<\ V. ^x-..
T -; T
- T
J^^^ ^^5^!1 (=i<2 xn":) -= '^
(=ch. -D x'^nx, V. xrx)
it agrees tvith, corresponds to. Y. Sabb. Ill,
6*'
top
'^''3
'"^
'31 '-I 1^-1 it agrees with what R. Z. said. Ib. XVI,
15<^
bot. '31 '^\
Y. Erub. VI,
23<'
top '31 "13 '^"^
(read
'^'^2).
Y.
Pes. T,
27''
top [read
:]
n">-i3T '3
"^Jm xins
'i-^
; a. fr.Y. Ber.
I, 3=top Xl'iSt 'ni
'^''3
n::'!- ed. Lehm. (oth.ed.
'^'^3
X3 xn";
'31-in"i,ed. Krot.n^ X!Ti).-Y.B.Kam.II,end,3''ninaibsna''^'i
'31 it enters into (depends upon) the difference of opinions
between &c. ; ib. IV,
4''
top xriail3S3
'11
(read: 'BS).
JJ^ (b. h.) [to break forth, cmp. i'm.]
Pi. 23'^ to speak in a trembling voice, to lament. Y.
Yeb. XVI,
15'' Bir::n "pn ".ns?;^^ calling his name, in lam-
entation, among those of deceased persons; (Tosef. ib.
XIV, 7 in"!?'-?).
33
;
ch. same ; Pa. 33;^ 1 )
(=h. "1"i) to sound an alarm.
Targ. Num. X, 7; 9; a. fr.
*2)
(=h. "51) to dash waves
against one another. Targ. Job XXXIV, 24 22^13 Ms.Var.
(ed. I2n"^; h. text ?'-i^).
Ithpa. 23::nx (=h. SSIinn) to shout. Targ. Ps. LXV, 14.
Ib. CVIII, 10.
SDn"*, Targ. Y. Lev. XV, 1 9 some ed., read : XSn"^,
v. ari\
b^331, Sn^33^, i^rflSj f. (preced. art.) sounding
an alarm, alarm. Targ. Num. XXIX,
1,
quoted R. Hash.
33''.
Targ. 0. Num. X, 5 sq. Xn32:i ed. Berl. (oth. ed. XSn*^,
Y. ed. xnas:). Y. ib. 10 '!qV-; a. fr.
nZl2_ f. h. same, esp. trembling, disconnected note
(staccatl).
PI. niaar R. Hash. IV, 9 the value of a
T'ruah (nsiin)
'"^
taSuJ3 is equal to three disconnected
short notes. Pirke d'R. El. ch. XXXII; Yalk. Gen. 102.
T r- T T-
^33",
Targ. Y.Lev. XI, 20 "'52!''^, read :
''22'^'h,
v. i<22'^'n.
5J<?;33^, i<?;3!i:,v. x23^
"131
""13!^.
Y. Shebi. IX,
38'"
X'n2^ xb . . . IIB^S '-^EX
even a bird pei'ishes not without the will of God
;
[Gen.
R.S.79, a. e. Xisna, X^-ISTS, v. "^IS ; Midr. Till. toPs.XVJI
X"^rx (ed. Bub. "^xnx); read: TisnX;] Esth. R. to I, 9;
Koh. R. to X, 8 r;n2^ (corr. !Tn2^).
Pa. 12^ to ruin. Targ. p/ov. XII, 4 X'i2::7; (ed. Wil.
'^2"'a).
'
Af.
12i">, V. n2X.
"13
m. (b. h.; h'Z'^) growth, produce. Ex. R. s. 12
y^an
'"1
the produce of the ground; a. e.
013"], V. D12"i'^.
nbl3^
) V. rt2''.
l4j'n3_ m. (v. ^H2) a sort of gnat, a {red) insect found
in liquids'. Tosef. Yad. (T'bul Yom) II, 3
'31 in'i-i2\i:
"^
a
yabhush which originates in the water.

PI. 'D'^'C^n'2'^,
'piyin2\ Tosef. Ter. VII, 11 ; Hull. 67\ Nidd. Ill, 2
'>
'pn3
n'^^nx looking like a mass of red insects; Tosef. ib.lV, 2.
Zeb. 22^
sa^3\ ^a^3^ V. M^ ch.
s?}a^3^ V.
'^T,
t'^T, V.
^2-'.
ir:^3:, v.m^ch.
n^^3"', v. ^2'; I.
^^^^''3'',
S?liZ;"'3", V. xnd2^ a. \r2-' ch.
Ml
''W
^^^WHP lff^vH^^V| w^^H9
f^^^^f ^'^^t
^^W^rf^*"
lo
r^ *s y^lo mwnv lA 9R iMi
M muflii M itioo mmmi u> It {m mn4), V*lk lt. Mt.
U. Ilab. \ V. *wi alk-IWr.iMMi. V^ mm cwtM, I>
<iA/ to NNW, ^M#i^ At. Tob. Vll r9 '-W
* **
If Im Is vwUito lo MOV*. vvMi If 1m b IM) TttnC
viti,T nw til W nim cd. iMk. (<. Wi^ matf i
"3*J,
Af. y^ VVK iSrr<). Vr- clu MUM. Tm|.
*ys mn^ ii^lrsra t ~... ... . .-.^ a i uilw Alkr Ite
)! iNiUi-houM. Hnb.

(r^. to tpT, U. t. o.) V*3^
.., o}--*^
iti<iviii|.r hU hand to iMt4 bak {^h. tVi8
H^C^. V. H'i); a f^. -(K#ri V, U; VI.
.J
- V. Mag.
7|*
boc *af> ^9*9 t'*T'"r 9*10 "O ki two MtvUi
uMd, h omtIm om BWAjr mi4 Mafi wiolfctr te{
\ Siiu VII, vnd. Varrp n mr (orr. ae*.); t. Yqom
VI.
44>
top Vr* (oorr. mc). V. Sot, I. e,
r*0->
,
*.
Y.Tiun. III,i<bol. ai^PtV5*^riTi(noinVVar^)
> I Ihllhw.(T. Ab. Bmt. IU,
43* Va--), v. V-a eb.
y^Tt^ to 6 mhtM. Tkrf. I*. XXXJX, <.
*TTT. n.V;(4woai.orr^)tocf<#Ayfw^
M. 8bbi. II, s
TT'WQ r^sr?
(V>- M- -T-
- ojrr.); MpL Y. ib. 88* top, . ri^.
S73^
I m. (Vy*
D
- b. V^^ el, *ro*.
- Pt -r'n-.
.*lAa. m, 48 (LeviU tioff.)
StZ";
II B. (^) witAtrwi fieet^n ooiwtr. '^.
XLIV. 19, T. ''^ n.
S
'^^'
ID. (v. prod., a. r&|r) a
y
uciff cfgnm^
(V**
Off'^n {A<Trotti$, v. 8tu. AnU (.t^ a. LBw Pfl. p. I8SX Oitt.
Ab. Zar. 8 bot^ t. irT^ Lil ^. 80U I0*
i;.i9bt to Ab. Zar. L e^ cd. V&OTx, rtad: *Ti): Nam.
9 (lag.), T. ncrrt i. ^laU. 105* *? urm 70 (not
-) ato bia mal to tbai tb enunbs Ml aaoi UM
''.
Ib. 'an ^ m
'
yg b tor* tiia plaato ool and east
ma 78*
Ty^
in aboaa aada of fvUI (Ar.
^l'^2*, Y. 8babi.yi,88* top nad:
mV?^
r*^* f. (t. kVs:) a |>d^ MMiie YQmoipti fawm and
I for lining large water TeaelB. KaL ID, 6 (od. Debr.
-
--); Toeef. ib. B. Kam. LII,S nte: (T.LOwPfL p. 188).
*)^2*'
m. (t. next w.) one tiffHdti wUk wai fi. Tatg.
Lev. XXll,2a (ed. BarL '^'^
r >I^ f. (b. b. ; bas) irt/Aa^ mermtmot; l) <irf oa
skin. Srub. X, IS (103*) 'St
*^
p
Ji n i (Bariil in ed.
-
. . ^ys^ . Babb. D. 8. a. L note) yoa may eat off
I
'on the Stibbatb) a wart of an animal in tbe Tm^Io. Ib.;
^
VI. 1 *rbs^ rem the cutting of it* (tba MeriAeani)
J
|i.M^ nrfrn* aMiei wws 'las* Wm Mdt b
Mai w^i . ,tl f4^. Vtf. Tl, T; ToaiC lb II. It
rla*(aafv. aaeu)! Mte Tkav^ .v^ t lkU
H^^
. diMiagirfAad tr art^^ or e*^Vr f) pmtttHh
mmmtmmm Um^tmwtlkir^-,,. . if>(4 fi.ts'
te ibe aaas of bie WvUmt
4jrtaf
ailtioM laMt aaHw
MeMaaMMWHMittiCDaM.XXT.i^.>. U.l.
fc to} li. lor jVo ly? bar bimbar la I (Hoawj waa
a 9lsr<Yab. IV, 8, a. Ar.
^
r^w a arUe* waiuiv tor
iba fafcaai to wmnf or r^H*
ber. lb. Ill, 9 rp^ rrVrv
^rw* wbol9tto4looM|fa*aM,v.p9ia.ft'^#lr^
lb.
'^
IMP fp^ rr^MB vha la Hat 10 taw juAmiIm (sm
iba fanlvlag brelbar aambtoM la Me
daijr of Iba falaai lo bia
aabaaqaaal daljr fcWhig avaa hiai a bb brallMi^ aabinaeal dty atfliim aa> Mai aa bi imiat iiiiiibam
daalb). Ib. HC, I
TT^
rrt^m mn turtnUm to aMfo
rli^ 10 ibeU- broUiar-l^. tb. Mf*
<*
r9VD ^00 Ite
dead of laarttoaa tor aalaaitoi. Ib.^ ^na 4 ^wm daad of aarriafi tor jclaaiim. lb.**
^
ba bairoibad aato aa ^
dtei of Iba
L
tor jf
fcaaifa ;
v.^gfp.
B.Batb.119^^ mtbaabafiar
lalatfaff to Iba dattoe of Or fAai aMi f'iMMAi a. f^.

UZ\ CI**, (b. b.) to mmrp Ot mitk

0f*
hrdktr
trio ditd wiikmd itmu. Yab. 11, 1
'9'^
VTKi aM aHar*
wards tha seeood broibar awrfiad Aa. lb.B9:^*Wi
aod ooa of Iba bcDllMn amy Barry bar. Ib.IT.AfdniB
or^ eltWr dissbarga (r. y^or awrry Qm}. Ikmso
OC^
VnaOoB iba ddsel bralbar iba daiy doaatoas 0a
tbe fliat order) to aauiy Ibo daeeaaad^ vtdov. lb. II,T
'ai wxr; 16 tbe otbar brotbata aMwt aot botb isiij, bat
one disebargas oaa, aad tba eiber Ae.; a. fr.
HM^a. in^yt\ JMpa. nq^fyrf to ttmmriM Igr
Ukt yaiaai. Ib. 1, S n^^ro lA^ rsWi sba smsi laka a
tha
f
aiaars iboa, bt nani ba anisd 10 bia. Ib.4
nrr3 if tbey bava baaa BMrftedAa^ lb. M^njvriTr16
oagbt Doi to ba Aa. Wvm. R. a. tl WM tlfTp D an
aad if daagbtais aia aoi noasHw^id as laval bain^ lal
oar Botbar ba takes ia auuriaga bjr tba f<aiBi; a> fr.
D^ CI*^ eb. same. Tbii.aaa.XXXnit.8i Vug.
Devu XXV,^7;' a. e. Yeb. 88^ cr? mva m it llwa as
dastrsst, nuurry ber. Ib. S^^ nr^ rSS ^ if Iboa eoa-
saatest to aMrty, amny. Ib. 40* "HJ^^ ^^B? *lMy aa*
aaarry Aclb. Sl^ 'sn irr6 Uf^ji lei bias tnarty oaa
aad Ae.; a. a.
Alf.nirrit,eoatr.nr^aB|Baead.Bil!lp. IbiSe^

JU
'*
> (-"S^)
*o ^ toltaa ia amrri^e by tbe faia.
Ib. S* rxr rrrrri let bar be takea Ac; a. e^
on*. '^ S2:. MC-Z- eh.-b.C=:. T^Y.Ha.
XXV'lC
* * (=b. =r . '.u.),
T. rr^ b.Tug. Deal.
XXV, *. Y. ib. 9 r^
(..yvj;
*.
nOQ'^Kb.b.; w.zarj espL/J
Tl
nitta'1
562 nria^
the loidow of a brother who died without issue. Yeb.lV, 10
'Dl i<b "^n a widow must be neither discharged nor mar-
ried before three months after her husband's death.
lb. 1 'ilnp^'^!? y^inSi he who discharges his sister-in-law.
lb. 2 nn^ai nx OSlsn he who marries &c.; a.fr.

PL r^'i^^'l.
lb. V, 3 ; 5
; a. fr. Y'bamoth (the legal relations between
Yabam and Y'bamah), name of a treatise of Mishnah,
Tosefta, Talmud Babli and Y'rushalmi, of the Order of
Nashim.
niQil^ f. (preced. wds.) the marriage
of
the yabam.
Yeb.
52''^"!
dIlUb 'nV'-rp if he betrothed her with the in-
tention of complying with the law concerning the yabam,
V. nsiiiJ-^N.
S?1QD^, 'Q!2^, 'ly^'T^ ch. =h. n^Dn^ Targ. Ruth I,
15.Ta'rg.Deu't. XXV,' 7; a. e.
n^J^ (b.h.) pr.n. pi. Jabneh, Jamnia, north of west of
Jerusalem, seat of the Sanhedrin after the destruction of
Jerusalem. R. Hash.31^ sq, Gitt.56^
'31 '^
'''b ]T\ give me
(promise to spare) J. and her scholars; Ab. d'R. N. ch.
IV.Keth. IV, 6, a. fr. '"^n D-i2n in the college of R. Jo-
hanan b. Zackai in J., v. ons. Y. Sot. VII, end,
22^*.
Tosef. Dem. I, 13
'31
'">
*i:il5t the store of provision in J.,
inside of the fortification. lb. 14; Tosef. Makhsh. Ill, 16;
Y. Dem. Ill, 23^ hot.; v. nt3.
^P^1>
V. p^H\
n^'nn'] m. mandragora, mandrake (v. LowPfl., p. 188).
PI. 'pnj|-ln^ Gen. R, s. 72 (expl. tJ'^NTll, Gen. XXX, 14).
lSn^"l^'], nn^"lZl]| ch. same. Y. Sabb. VI,
8^
top;
Y. Erub X,' 26 'aT
'i
^5 X"ipn
inm to read a Bible verse
over mandrake is forbidden (as a superstitious practice).

PI. X^mi'Z'^_, in!l-in\ Targ. Gen. XXX, 14, sq. Snh.

99'',
^lll'^l m. (b. h.; cmp. tJita, n^jjsista, "pllJnsiJ*, NM^rJSX)
parched, dry, withered, opp. nb moist, green. Dem. II, 3
"^T nb fresh or dried fruits. lb. 5 "pnp niU^ir
'i2
wholesale
dealing in dried fruits means three Kab. Y. ib. 11, end,
23* "h nisittj isna for dried fruit they make quantity the
standard; a. fr.P/. d'^ttJn';, T'UJn'^; '^n\ Sabb. IV, 1. Pes.
II, 6; a. fr.
^ew. mas^
'''3\
Ukts. I,
2
; a. fr. Tosef.
Ter. VII, 16
'"^
niUJSJ the date became dry (so as to be
called n^'^y-\).PL r\i)!iy],"^^\ T'bulYomIII,6"^ni1^n,
opp. maitJI; a.fr.
^y^,
^"'^^
ch. same. Targ. Josh. IX, 5; 12. Targ.
Job. XIII, 25 (ed. Wil. t'^'^,); a. e.Pl. )''t'2^., i<*^5^ "^a\
Targ, Ez. XXXVII, 2; i.Fem. xnTIJn':, ';r">n';.'Git't. 69^
Bets. 33*; a. e.[V. KnuJa\]
^ '
IDD"' II (b.h.; preced.) to be dry, to wither. Bets.
26'^
"'W iiSplJO stored fruits (v. tlSpla) which were dry (on
Friday), though the owner did not find it out until the
Sabbath day; Y. ib. I, beg. 60*.
Pi. UJS"!": to dry up. Gen. R. s. 33 '31
^T*ib^ . . . I^ns
in the future a righteous man (Elijah) will come and lay
the world dry (through want of rain).
12jy], tZJ'^H'^ ch. same. Targ. 0. Gen. VIII, 14 ntJ-^n";
ed. Beri. (oth. ed. TO-^a;:), Y. Taan. in,
66"^ niT^ n:iy^
his hand withered. Gitt.
69'' '31 XT^ N"!!! ^^T'^ "^ain ^3
(read H'wJ'^a'^l) as this hand (of the dead man) is wither-
ed, so may the milt of dry (shrink to its normal
size); a. e.
Pa. m^, ""^ to dry. Targ. Josh. II, 10. Targ. Prov.
XVII, 22; a. e.Gitt. 1. c. xbicja sinsiiaa'^l^SI and let him
dry them (the leeches) in the shade ; a. e.
Ithpa. 'ttJ3!'riX, ttJa'^^St to be dried up, withered. Targ.
Ps. CII, 5 Ms. (missing in ed.). Targ. Y. Gen. VIII, 14;
a. e.Targ. Job XXXVIII, 11 Ms. (ed. i11i:n). Gitt. 1. c.
xVnvj x'^nn aja*^*?, v. supra.
niZJ^I
f. (b. h.; preced. wds.) dry land, shore. Gitt.
56''
'*^nbs he went ashore. Yeb. 121* "^a
ini^2>a331
and when
I landed. Ber. 6l'^; a. fr.
n^31 f. (preced.) dry fruits, dried vegetables. Tosef.
Shebi.'lV, 16, contrad. to noas.
^TflT,
'tn1l^_, 'ir?3] f. ch.=h. tiirar Targ. Gen.
I, 9 (some ed. '^^a"^).Targ. Ps. XCV, 5; a. e. Tarn. 32,
V. 'X';.
W^, Sifre Deut. 233, v. XSia.
TT
"Iir, y.
^5^
S^"1l
'
pr.n. pi. Y'gudya, near Ascalon. Tosef. Oliol.
XVnVlS ed. Zuck. (R. S. to Ohol. XVIII, 9 liJ":).
TlXl
m. (b. h.; na^) pain, grief Midr. Till, to Ps.
CXLvil, end. Tanh.^Sh'mini 11 la^a Na "^ni . . .
"jiin i3
for when the wine leaves his body, grief enters his (the^
drunkard's) heart; a. fr,
m'j^, V. 15^ a. !!<^7'ia':.
TX V. SS"!.
V^X] m. (b. h. ;
^^1)
painstaking, labor. Ber.
8* n^nm
iS'^S'^a he who enjoys the fruits of his own labor. Koh.
R. to I, 3 '31
'"^
ni331 1SS n^3 how much trouble and how
much weariness does he experience. Midr. Till, to Ps. II
'31 ']Si5'^ ^31 and all their toil is in vain ; a. fr.
T^^'^X] f. (b. h.) same. Gen. R. s. 10, end; ib. s. 3, a. e.
'31 "la
t<^1 b^sa i<h (some ed. 5>5';a) not with trouble and
wearisome labor did the Lord create &c.Y. Snh. X,
28*
top "^b; Koh. R. to XII, 12 l^ua t^T^^-^h for painful study,
V. 'ji'^an. Taan. 16* nilUa
'"i
lb Tr^l has his labor invested
in the field.Lev. R. s. 19; Midr. Sam. ch.V'3l
'i
13115 xb
does not the Lord reward the work of studying?; a.fr.

PL nis'-'S';. Ber. 58*; Y. ib. IX,

13<=
top
'31 sa-^
"^
nM how
vrr
MS
VII (\ 1-
(ittf of Ml
564
y^i
"^1
^?)
"^Hl
^S" (abbr.
"i"3>)
through, hy means of.
Gitt.
40**
^nx
i"S lb nsil X'am he may have benefitted him (given
him his liberty) through the agency of another person
(without the slave's knowledge). Nidd. I, 1 nsVi nSB
'31 1"3'
riL:25^?3 the period of twenty four hours is modified
by the interval between one examination and the other
(if that interval is less than twenty four hours); a.v.fr.

-U3
iTi
^y because. Lev.B.s.32 '3T 1"i"ia;Z5 "^"V because the
Israelites guarded themselves against unchastity, they
were redeemed ; a. v. fr.*i^
^? ^^ ^?
gradually, little hy
little. B.Kam.
80='
(opp. T^O)^; Tose'f. ib.VIII, 15. Par. VIII,
7 Hai G. (ed. only once
"^"5). ^^ "inxVa, v. ">nx. D":"!^
Yadayim, name of a treatise of the Mishnah and Tosefta,
of the Order of Toharoth, containing the laws of levitical
cleanness or uncleanness of the hands.
T, ST ch. same. Targ. Num. XXXV, 17; a. fr.
V. N-l-X. kidd. 30* top '21 bs
'TlV^^
^^^^ ^^y
^*'^
yet rests on thy son's neck (as long as you have control
over him). Ah. Zar. 15* XT'DEDT Xn^St (=h. 'T^ bs) through
an agent; a. fr. P/. j'^'i^, K^'n\ Targ. Ez. XXI, 12 (ed.
Wil. "p-)":). Targ. Is. XIII, 7
;
a. fr.
i:;
hy, ^-p^ ^5, v. preced.
Targ. Ps. LXXXIX,20. Targ. Y. Num. XXXfll,
1 ; a. fr.
-^ 'I'n';
b2?=b. -m "^"S. Targ. Y. II Gen. XLIV,
18.
T
'i?,
"1579, V. preced. Targ. Y. Gen. I, 3. Targ. Ps. LIX, 12 ; a. e,
*"^1?
pr. n. pl. Y'dad, Y. M. Kat. Ill, 82*.
ni"', V. '^i\
TT
3?^'^], (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jaddua. B. Mets. VU, 9 J. the
Babylonian.
y"!
M^_ m. name of a bird (Maim.) or a beast (Rashi),
a bone of which is used for witchcraft. Targ. Y. Lev.
XIX,31 (ed. Amst. sin^); a. e. Snh. 651^; (Tosef. ib. X, 6
iSIST^).
7ni,
V. sn:.
"'"I^, nl"' (b. h.) <o_pomf, move (cmp. b.h.fTin).De-
nom. l;j.
Hif.
iTiirt [to raise hands,] 1) to thank, achiowledge;
to give praise. Taan.
6''
"|b . . . D'^^'i^ we offer thanks
unto thee. Ber. V, 3 he who says in public pi'ayer D'^lia
imx . . . D'^Tia 'we thank, we thank' (as if pointing in differ-
ent directions and acknowledging two divinities) must
be silenced. Ib. IX, 5 (play on -pH-o, Deut. VI, 5) ^32
1^ ii'i'^^ "^iri . . . iTrai tria for whatever measure He metes
out to thee, give thanks to Him. Ib. 54^ 'jiDins nsaix
mi^iiinb four persons are bound to offer public thanks
;
a. v. fr.2) to admit, consent, to confess. Pes. IV, 9 (56*);
Ber. 10* 1^ llin 'a hv concerning three of his acts they
agreed with him. B. Mets. S'*, a. fr. nDSan nsprQ nni^
he who admits part of his opponent's claim, Shebu.VI,3;
Keth.108'', a.e. Qi'i'lS^n 1^ 'm.. .. lDrj,v. -fJDI. B.Mets.12''
rrria S'^'^niua when the debtor admits his indebtedness;
a. V. fr. [Tosef. Par. IX (VIII), 6 "plia )n^, v. nini^a.]
Hithpa. "Tninn, Nithpa. irn^n?, (denom. of iTiiri, cmp.
Josh. VII, 19) to confess one's sins before God. Yoma
III, 8 n^in:a'l and confesses in public. Ib. 40^ M'i'ninri^l biianb
to cast lots and to make confession (on the head of the
scapegoat). Y. ib. VUI, end,
45'= -|i-is n"^3nS3 '31U S"Si<
'31 niTinn^ although he has made confession in the
evening prayer, he must again confess &c.; a.fr.V.''1'n"'1.
"'"I'l',
Pa. I'nl,
Ithpa. "^^iinx ch. same, to confess. Targ.
O.Lev.V, 5 (Y. -^-iV
Af).
Targ.Y. II Deut. Ill, 29 'p^iinT?;
a. e.
^/."i-iix, i-iin as preced. flt/". Targ. Prov. XXVIII, 13.
Targ.Gen.XLIX,8; a.fr.Yoma 7*Nri"iT3 I admit(agree).
Keth. 85* X^ni^l and she may admit her debt.Ber.
54^
'D1 'I'l'I'Tixls y^l^ he must offer thanks in the presence
of &c.

Shebu.
39*'
nsprQ 'Nl rsptin ISD if he denies
part and admits part of the claim
;
a. fr.
T'T m. (b. h.; redupl. of ^T^; cmp. Tl^) {j)ointed out,]
chosen^heloved; chosen spot. Men. 53*
'^
HDnil'i "p
'^
itn'^
trnmr^ ia inssn-'l ... the beloved (Solomon), son of the
beloved(Abraham), shall rise and build a chosen structure
(Temple) to the beloved (the Lord) in the lot of the be-
loved (Benjamin), that in it the chosen ones (Israel) be
atoned for. Y. Ber. IX, 14* hot.; Sabb.
137'^ (benediction
on circumcision)
"p^'Q '1
UJT^p "lUJX who sanctified the
chosen one (Abraham, Is. XLI, 8 ; others : Isaac, with
ref. to Gen. XXII, 2) from the womb.P/. D''^"'-!-;, v. supra.
n'n'^'l^ f. (b. h.; preced.) choice; the chosen -people.
Y. Ber. IX, 14* hot.; Sabb. Ul^ fi-mo (imp S5"iT)
'^
the
chosen (of the holy seed) of our blood (race).
H-J^T
f. (Sfi^) knowledge, esp. (Lev. IV, 14; 23; 28)
finding out, discovery, consciousness. Shebu. 5*, a.e. n?*^""^
"^
tvya ini tr^a the knowledge acquired in the teacher's
house (a theoretical knowledge that one who touches
an unclean thing becomes unclean &c.) is also called a
knowledge (as regards the applicability of the verb DbS3).
Ker. IV, 2 D'^'^nsn
"^
nn'^n nx if there was consciousness
between the two acts (if he found out his first transgres-
sion before committing the second). Shebu. I, 2 nbnn2"^
n'i"^P32 Cbstn qioa
"^^
original consciousness (knowing
that he became unclean) and final consciousness (finding
out that he had eaten sacred things in uncleanness) but
forgetfulness between. Hor. 2*, a. fr. insi-i"!?? 3\2Jn he who
regrets when he finds out his transgression ; a. fr. PI.
T^rj'^IT'. Sheb.I, 1 nxmi:!!
">
the laws concerning the dis-
covery of having sinned through uncleanness ; ib. 11,1 ; a. fr.
Jj^ri^*''!^ ch. same, knowledge. Targ. Prov. I, 4, Ib.
XXII,'^r7;'a. fr.
V^ (b. h.; cmp. Xrr^^ {to point out, select, love,] 1) to
recognize, know; to find out. Pes.
87''
xarHD "^ly 'p'^s when
he was convinced that he had done wrong. Ib, iirx "pKI
'2^
DX 'syr^ and thou knowest not whether &c. Ib. SJnr
'31
h'^.'W' nx r^"^pr\ the Lord knows that Israel cannot
endure the cruel persecutions of Eome (v. Rabb. D. 8. a.
1. note); Yalk. Hos, 529. Shebu. 4"'; ib. 5* 'i^J hh^r:
Q^JSJI
it says, 'and it escaped his memory' (Lev. V, 3) this
proves that there was a time when he knew (the nat- i
ure of his act, v.
n>ini),
Zeb.
115'' '31
^^y^
X^l . , . flT -i31 f
this word (Ex. XXIX, 43) the Lord had said to Moses,
but he did not understand it, until the sons of Aaron !
n*
M5
??
ilmt 111* M>M war* lb* elM^MI of Um ImH (Lw, XI)|
. V. tt.

i^tH. fium* frr )

rltagw, ft oyrr, mir.
fn*, V. Mpnk b) MMMi, i|PMMt 9&tittitk, flMhi ViijrilnMi
llobftb, iW. t. b. VIII
'^
Mon Inova (4ImvwW| ita,
V.
n^n^' Y. Hot. I. ir rqfvr nmno (mi rr) m immo
talMd itvHkal !,' opp. plD( a. fr^fn^ tf it
R. BMb. tO^ 'Vl nWWD ^ llM MM lM
viaibi* to. ikMti. 4t^ 'ai imv 'n . . . rw to *
popolMT OMW (v.
17) k^ yov m^ b* Mir*,
HUM
(
%. fir.4)(MiplMm.) lo Afi mmmt
Yb. ?
Ilfr> nVa wlii iM Mftr Im4
br. MMb. K. u* ill. 7 'ai ^ H^ lAv
UMtpl bw bMbasA tooolMd) . .
If^.
|F<^
( mmkt Amwis iV^rm. 0. B. a. M, bf
.
(rf. to 0a. IT, 1, rwdli^r
^T
<br boaOtHwl pmiiium)
to^ pH pn 'n h tbowvd lo an Um tmy of ili h4
(pffoptfAtfott, V. rp7). l^nll. Y,
rr^ T^
"ran Ittlbna
(Um ponbMM-). Ab.iv, It tthtM rtr^
rf^ lo taws,
to pcoeUln and to b nMi4 to IM (b itioroi^hljF oo*
vlMtdX Siibb. lo'- vryrfi y'n aost Inform him, lb. -^
Dl'liiil go and toll tham. lb. rotA Tnb yns . . . f^Wi
ho who fiv brood to o oklld bmi bttorm his owUMr;
o.fr.
Ifo/'. yrn to fr mforwtti, beeomt t$meiotis; tobemmii
knottn, Bhobo. I, ^n itV>
*
whoUior ho boeoow eon-
nlooi (of hk tniMfroaioa) or nou 8ilroyo]rikra,9oboh
oh. XZ, Pmt. is (rat to Uv.lV, 23; M) onVe 'h m whoo
thoj booomo known; a. fk-.B. Both. IIS^ ra-rn
Mo. M.
(.rofii).
Nif.rtamtnm, Bor.III,S. Ab.IT.tt.v.m|ir. 8hdb.
'>
rn'*b weeof whk>h h> i* likly to bo infonaod. PalL

Tb rifB -W,

X, &, T. infr;.fr.
fiitAjM. rrrr- rj i) mm. B-kb.
*'
"t?
mmton y<v
r;r (Nidd. I. o.
'3^
T^
rrra nj) onOl ho oo>
oortoiMthouootpUooofanclooanon; Vm.XO^yyrro'rf
1^ M*. M. (v. Babb. D. & a. 1.). T. Sobb. m,
*"&
jnrs
'a^ ho foood it oat aflor aooMt; a. f^.
S)
(t. 9nRD) fo
/bre* OM*** telf upm tkt mitiet
/;
fo prdmd pfiaMiip
fitr,
Ab. 1, 10 rncnb rrm bit do aoi mafco thjMlf a
partiaan of th* (foroiga) govonuaoat.
5T ch. aamo. Torg. Oon. IV,
1
; a. fr.' lb. XXX, 2;
a. ft-.Fut yr;, ri^ (fr. ro). Targ. P^ XXXIX, s rrw
Us. (ed. rrv). Targ. Bi. VIU, 6; a. fr.Ber.
M**
a6 aox
9:fr
^stn I loarnod nothing oitboraboot this Ae. Bah. 103*
(proT.of ono who dorivoa no Ion from advorri^ or
moQon) 'ai
'^
j6^ nob mb -"^BS JU M. (od. idfT, T. Babb.
D. 8. a. 1.) th^ huaoat toyoa aad 70a nadontand it not,
thy laogh to 70a and yon uadorttaad it aot; rrb ^
'a>
'^
Kb-i
v<^b (not -n^) woo to him who know* aot tho
diflerenoe botwoon good aad aril; a. tt,
Af.
rris, rnn as proccd. Eif. Targ. Kx. XXXm. 13.
,Tar|r. P.. CVI,8 nrtij6 (Ms. -^^ t. snpra); a. f*-.
Snli. 1 l*"5i jcn

,
'
tf
j
inu wo (tho Saahodrin) aotifV yoo
&c,; Y.ib. 1,
18*'
top SCTT^; Toscf. ib. 1I. JCrrmc (Var.
s:n:x
"rf''t)-
8bb. S3'' "si -2b mrrib -jKa (M&JLrrrno)
Oh, that some one would inform the soa of Yohai te.
^ ^ "
~"-~:
-:---s's lo nmke OBO^ self known (as a
ttktHath, Om. %,%.%% ^vf^ iWfMi
htm
fpm proof It to *?; ^ tr.
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oa.BA 1
1,
V.
0iVni^'^n^f>
1971}
A^fanA TMg. s.LXXXTIIt,0
TW
11^ (< ^Mhraiia).
np*. I ilH. Alp. yrm t If mmit AakMm, fo mttt
my mtfkmmm Targ^O 0ikXI.T.|. IV.XLI,ttia Ar^
(Taqp Y. DooC XXI It ,<|
i'Hi
>
food;
T*n
^
V. U.HBor. r m "3lbin%
pt:!^
"9
tf Um mmx oroio
Mdo aoraro of M. iohh. 71* 'y
rnp rH v ho Woomo
vBio or II bifcfs ssuli^ tho iirtisi oMoi a. o.
TenCi Ib. X, %. *. pH*t
IT7T (b. h.) pr.a.ai. JodsioA, I) a prlMlly dioMoa.
wianilaltorUehoad.TMia.ty.aq . AfakhLlf**. T.TWaou
IV, t'.
t)
poolto aooM utHefflmr^ <MUoo vMtlMr
iho dlvMoa of J. was oailod (V. Y. L 0.1. Koh.B. to TH, II
i
tX. 10
'^
?a soas of i. (iahabilaato oT Bappfc.).
rr
(b. h.) FoA, abbrsfiaUoa of Iho TaCfagvnauaatoa.
8oee.'lT. S (4A*,
adaiiaf la Ms. IL, v. aiiiflaal aoto to
od.); Tosst ib. til, I roio
^mff aato Yah aad aato
Ihoa^ O altar (do wo gioo praiso); Baea. O^ VOB rr^
'9\
"irx tmo u> Yah wo oBhr thaalw aai lkaa|rfiar)wo
prais*. Ib.V,4(Sl*) vrarr^^rr^^aiivoafoTah^aad
to Y. wolift op
y
oaroyos. Ooa.B..S. Tt, d,r.
HT
U.
'P
C
'
j
**
rr
U (iatoij.) Okt otolOBMHoa of dbttofli Oora. B.
s. tt (play 00 rr, Pa. xaT. If).
27T (h. arr) to /Mc Taiy. Ooa. m. It. Tsrg. Job
m. It arr^ liL (od.
3^
od. WB. anrr); a. fr.Pivt.
pass. arr. Taig.Nam.ni,t; a.fr.Impsratloa aTL Tsif.
Oea. XXX. S; a. f^.-Y. Bor. ^lil,
11^ hoc, m,tr.n*>-^
idnagaTohim assoraao* of safety. Ib.M^rR arr (rs^
as:) Y. Nas.T,aod,54*
*?!
an givo thoa half of it. Ih.
[raod:] bam mb orr rrb
7771
nan ho ordorad that
thsiy givo him (to cot); thsiy gavo hia^ aad boat*. Kidd.
t* 'ai -|b KTOrr ^ (raod:
nf:fr^
if I givo it to thoa,
wUc thou bo botrotbod oato amff Said sbo n^ \
v
R^
give it; ' narra nan be aO sash pbmssi as %{ it',
maaa aothing (do not moaa aosoat to tho proposal);
a. T.fr."n aoa (h.7<n as) fo ieal. Oaat. B. to m,
.
Y. 8hobi.TII, sr top; 0.0. Lot. B.a. lt,T.iaiira.S)
fo
rA,fUBe. Targ. Bx. XTI. S3; a.6-.Y.Kolb.XIl,t*
hot. 's\ rv
'
4v
*
i
vA
y^
pt 7*
ifwpathW(hiooodlla)
anywhors^ wo most pat blai with B. Ac; a. tr.
Hlpa. aiTTK, Dkpe. arrrH^ 3Trr to be gitm. Tsq^
Is. IX,S. Twig. Bx.V, It; iltt.lDM.
7* tbf.3 ynwoo
hoeaaaoitCasoMyoraMMMy^wottfa) amy bo givaa av^y
witboat BsaaidaralioB, t. tto.
[LoT.B.a.lt ...anTP
- r=.*m, road: ffCJT
'
u . 3rri, r. ar;LJ
2Crrm.(*b.h.=rr; proccd.) [Oaf aAsdk is
^
oaj
ftna^^lsail oa the b^. B. Haah.lt^; Mag. If* (asaa
analogy to arr. Pa. LY. 13) the Aiah said, t^'JIM bf^O
n''an^ 566 x-^yttJin^
'31 take off thy bundle and put it on my camel; Gen.R.
8. 79, end "^bs
'^
'^^lll i^n
help me to put my load on;
ilffii^
'1
rr^Di^ -|isatt5 from this they learned that y'haha
means load.
n"!in], nDn''f, constr. (preced.wd8.)yiyiM^;s7mrc,
dispensation. Targ, Koh.V,10 xrriax n'ian'i=h. n3\z3 "jinp.
Targ. Ps. XI, 6 (h. text nsa).
nnn^ f.(v.'^'7>iiT]) Jewish religion, monotheism. Esth.
R. to III,'? 'jnilin::'^ Ip-iTHni (not "jnTinia) and clung to
their creed.
Sinp (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jehu, King of Israel. Meg. 14*.
Hor. ll''
'31 nUJa3 K^ .,
"1
5)X Jehu, too, would not have
been anointed, but for the opposition to Joram ; a. e.
"nTV pr. n. Judaea. Dan. II, 25; a. e. Lam. R. to
I, 2 xnS'i'lia
"i
th province of J.
n^rin^;, ^b^l^n^ ^^-in^ m. ch.=h. iniin> Targ.
Esth. V,^13 ;'a. e.Y. Bhebi. IV,'
35*'
top, v. "^St^anx,

PZ.
(iNniirr^, W^n*:, ''^y^f^'!. Targ. Esth. IV, 16; a. e.Gen.
R. 8. 63
'11 "iJnna-i the leaders of the Jews (of Tiberias);
a. iv.Fem. 6<nW!in\ Targ. II Esth. IV, 1.Lam. R. to
I, 11
'^3 -|iBN Ji'^in (not xns<i'Tin''3) thou lookest like a
Jewess.V. iKn!l\'
"'p
S~^n
_
f. ('looSoixi^, sub. auvaYioYTj or dY<pa)
Jewish court-house. Y. Gitt. I, Ai^ top
"^
npan in the
Jewish meeting place (where Jews have their own juris-
diction);
'31 "1
DU3 'pX dX if there is no Jewish court-
house there, it must be done in the synagogue.
n^S'lin"'., V. nx-jntr;.
n l^n"' (b. h.) pr. n. Judah, 1) son of Jacob; tribe
ofJudah. "Pes, 50\ Yoma 12% a. e.
'^
bUJ ipbn^ from the
area of Judah.Gen. R. s. 85 ; a. v. fr.
2) name of several
Tannaim; a) R. J.b.B'thera in Babylonia Ber.22*; a.fr.

b) J. b. Tabbai, chief of the Sanhedrin in the days of

queen Salome. Ab. I, 8. Hag. II, 2
;
a. fr.
c) R. J. the
priest. Eduy. VIII, 3.d) R. J. b. Baba. lb. 2. Sabb.
62'';
a. fr.e) R. J. b. Ilai, usu. mentioned in the Mishnah as
R.J. only. Ber. es''; Sabb.33'\ Men. 103''; a.v.fr.f)R.
J. b. Tema. Ab. V, 20. Erub. 17= ; Tosef. ib. Ill (II), 6 (ed.
Zuck. niin:i). Tosef. Gitt. VII (V), 8
; a. fr. ; a. others (v.
Fr. Darkhe, p. 42; p. 137). Esp. R. J. han-Nasi I a. II,
surnamed Rabbi, v. ''3'n. 3) name of several Amoraim,
the most renowned of whom is R. J. (b. Ezekiel), a Ba-
bylonian. Keth. no'' bot. Y. Taan. I,
64''
top; a. fr.
V. Fr. M'bo p. 91^4) Judaea, the southern province of
Palestine. Keth. I, 5 (12=^) ; Tosef. ib.I, 4. Kidd. 6^*; a. v. fr.
'
jin
_
m. (b. h.) Judaean, Jew (mostly in a religious
sense), worshipper
of one God. Meg.
12''
xa^K
"^
tT^b i"ip
'31 niin-i^ he is called Y'hudi (Esth. II,
5), which would
indicate that he belongs to the tribe of Judah, and yet
he is called ish p'mini &c.?, v. tsia^a. Ib.
13''
. . . ^Xiastl
"1
X-ipS t"53 ^Bian b35
...''
but why is he designated
as Y'hudi? Because he disowned idolatry; for whosoever
disowns idolatry, is called a Jew (ref. to Dan. Ill,
12);
Esth. R, to II, 5 "iT^n-' "1
laib
'1
XIpS . . . ini"'U: "^Bb be-
cause he professed the unity of God, he was called
Y'hudi, meaning to say, a Y'hudi, a believer in One God.
Ex. R. s. 42 31^S IX
"^
1S< . . . ni3G nnx thou thinkest that
calling Israel 'persistent' is meant for blame ; it is meant
for their praise, either a Jew or hanged. Meg. I.e.
"i^3X?3
Jewish food (in accordance with the Jewish dietary laws)
;
a. e.

[Pes. lis'^
"^,
read with Mss. a. early ed. '^'O; Yeb.
63*
'-I
^3, read UIX.]P/. O-i-linr Esth. R. to 111,9. Ib. to
VIII, 8 "^n '1X31113 the enemies of the Jews. Ib. 15 . . .
"f^-Q
"^n ^3? Mardecai was made king of the Jews; a. fr.

Fem. n^-ilITi, r^'^yii-i-}. Meg. 1. c. (v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note

7);
Yalk. Esth. 1052 (ref. to I Chr. IV, 18)
"^
nb ^Ip ^X^X
why is she (Bithya, the daughter of Pharaoh) called
Y'hudiyah (a Jewess)?Esth. R. to III, I
">
"inOX dX
'31 X-^n if Esther is a Jewess &o., opp. T'lS.-Keth. V1I,6
(72, sq.)
'1
m, v. n'n.
njllH'', V. preced.
"'I'D"'
jIm"^, pr. n. f. Y'hudini/i, sister of R. Judah
han-Nasi.* Y.llaz. VII, 56* top; (Y. Ber. Ill, 6bot. "^X^n).
rr'n^rr^, v. -^^sm^
rmrf, v. ra^in^
3? I 'in* (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jehoiada, the high-priest.
Num. R. s. 23 ; a. e.
"p'^ln"^ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jehoiakim, king of Judah.
M. Kat.^26*.' Snh. 103, sq. Lev. R. s. 19; a. fr.
J^n
'
in
;
(b. h.) pr. n. m. Joiarib, head of a priestly
division named after him; (fem.) the division J. Y. Taan.
IV,
68<i.
^riDln*, V. inji-i.
Dmn , D"^T (b.h.) pr.n. m. Jehoram,Joram,"l) son
of Ahab, king of Israel. Ber. 10*. Ex. R. s. 31; a. e.

2)
son of Joshafat, king of Judah. Hor. ll'', v. Xin.7.
^l^lJl'', 3?IIJ1n^ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Joshua, 1) J. bin
Nun, the successor of Moses. Ab. I, 1. Ber.
4*
bot. B.
Kam. 8O'', sq.
'31 "^
nsnn . . nim3> J., on conquering the
promised land, laid down ten conditions (regulations) &c.;
Erub. 17*; a. v. fr.Meg. I, 1, a. fr. ',13
p
"^
niO^^ dating
from the days
of
the conquest or before.

2)
the high-
priest of the returning Babylonian exiles. Snh. 93*; a. e.

3) name of several Tannaim; a) J. b. Prahya. Ab. I, 6;

a.fr.b) R. J. b. Hanania, mostly quoted as R. J. only.
Maas. Sh.V, 9. Erub. IV, 1; 2. Hag.
5'';
a. v. fr.; and
others (v. Fr. Darkh6 pp. 97; 134; 178; 189).

4)
name
of several Amoraim, esp. R. J. b. Levi. Ber.
3*'; a.v.fr.

R.J.ofSikhnin. Y.ib.IV,7''bot.; a.fr.; and others (v.Fr.

M'bo p. 91*, sq.).

"1 (iSd) the Book of Joshua, B. Bath.

14'';
a. e.
s^3?:r;1^^ v. x^soin.
67
TT
lAbb. A*^ dM. B. t. M) a. fr.
m. (b. u., tr)
igUIUHi^^] AMfy.fTDiMi flrii>
~^^rr
oh. Mun*. Targ. Hub. II, A TB^
'^
ImMrtAU of
ht* wiokmliiM*.- Hull. 1 1
1**
lop
'y*
rvBo bow miiif
U UiU MliuUr I; omp. irrp. (Mif. ft* 9
'^
IKO
^IVI
tt who U prowl. hM m oMials bltaiih (mimiug la Mau,
V. Babb. D. 8. a. I. aoUi).) B. Ballu M*. v.
TTr-ff-
"yrr. Ball. , v. n^^-- #Vai. fil
TTT- "W-
*
'SI
'^
*V) t^^ Ibvr* were Iwo ptovA woBMia (Daborab
aad llultUb). iind iiicir oatBM ata lavtdlpaa.
Hr'^^*'n^ r. (piMl.) hat^hHmm,
lfff.
u** nir 16
'a^
**
pritl* In ttnbaooaiaf lo wooMa.>Y* Ky^
> T'^rri (dmotn. of *!Tr) to ojiaaM oiri^ to 6
r'<Htjir/i/, Pw.e6^'yinrnni^VawboTrUboaatAil,lf bail
wUmi, his wbdom wiU diNtri him Jbe. B. BaUi. 10^ ymi
ta "VTrnV kVm yvtr tbaj do good oaly to boaat tbain*
mIvm Uiarvof; 'S^ Trroh boi aad wboavar boaati, (kUa
a prajr to Qbnoa.
")}T b., ittfa.
^n^
iUft.
-VTw wme. Sot. 4T^ ^MTi
"ai PU"i ym mi OTarbaarinf uuui is unpopalar aToa
with his own hovsahoId;B.Bath.98';Yslk.Hb.A6S''n77\
2^V (b. h.) pr.ii.iiK Joabt gaoorml of kiag David.
B. Bath. IK*. Snh. 48i>i a. tr.
^lS| I ' (b. h.) pr. n. in. Joel tlia iirophi>t, Taan.
&*.
Buoo. 5t* ; a. a.
CJHr> (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jomk, Mag of Jadah. Voaii;
Snh. iV, 11 ; Y. Hor. HI, 47* hot; Bab. ib. 11^
'^
IWI
"^hrs zt'Z and they anointed J. on aoooont of his oppa>
ition to Athalia; emp. Krr. 8nh.
95*';
a. e.
KTmDV m. (na**) periitiom. Targ. Ptot. XI, 10 (Ms.
^2T m. (b. h.; hy^)
1) (omp. Kirr^, K7U3) leader. Ml*
itodAer, roai. Y. Ber/lX, IS' top (ref. to Var
7p,
Josh.
n, 5) X^r . . xm^crs in Arabia Uiey call a nun pMa;
. Hash. S6*.
2)
(ellipt, for Ti
7;!^
nnn's kom. Makh.
Ithro, Bahod., s. S (ref. to Bx. XIX, 14) HK '"n ;kju
'
CJ
bp when the horn prolongs its soakl; Talk. Ba. S81.

|8)
o. (ellipt. for "^n r:r) JnbUee, Fofre^year, the fiftidk
r, tke year foUotcing the ameeeuum of
sen Sabbat-
iieal yetnt (Lev.XXV, 816; S324). B.Hash. 111,5 ms
a#liMiabilaai
of ilM Vaar Taar aa to Movtaf fca^Atafch Ifl* rtrra
'*n a4 Um baflnlf aC Hm JabOa* ayak: a. Ar.->A
r'^3^. B. Ilaali. L a. AmkB, La.9i'"r^ilMto>
hMo ito Baty Uiii to Ifcair laMTlaf II.
tlb^r all. mma, l)fafc T.Bar.DC, l< top t E-Haalk
tr, V.
p
rsis l. (aaipu Taif. laA. Tl, 4, a.).t) /aMIv.
Turt' O. Lav. XXT. 10 1^9^ (alL Bait V9^,ad.
Aal.
1^.
y aV^nj a.fr.-lliqp\ Aiakk.
11* ^rwr
ifbt JabUas fjralas} a. a.
M^^ pr. a. Ol
P^
YaUm, mma af a baaafc. a
valtsy aad a bordar plaaa. Ten. O. (hm. XXXU, ad.
Bad. (Mb. ad. a. Y. 'ST). Tarf. O. Iiaai. lO, It idro 'Sr
ad. Bad. (otb. sd. a. Y. Ti 'ar); a.a.T. MmM. VI, JT
MpO*^ rssn; BUM Owrt. tl lQm Hpoo} Talk. Ib.t74
milper (aorr. aacl: Toast Blicbi. IT, 11 BT^ad.Badu
(Yar. upr).
C3i Hw^'* m. (If;*;
>/ "*
"". '/ "i '1 >
Targ. U Ohr. lY, &
'^
ia dtj mmmman. !( Jwi. Vi,
t7, 99, sq.
*^2l*^ m. (. prsaad.) rninlem lami. Taaa. l^, a.
I'T yod, th tsotb latter of the Alphabet. T. BbaM.
I, tS^boC; Sabb. lOt^; TBaa.f*B^TiO-Trr o-oin
iha Mam of tmaOBi (Vbm. ZXIZ, it)^ tha Tad afniBBBi
(Ib. SI), aad tha Mam of teMDoa (ib. tt) latimals maier
asUbatioa. Oaa.B.s.47,bsc.; Bam. B.*. 18. T.8ak.II,
SO* hoc. a. a. 'afi lOTBD T^ Iba Tod to iforbek (DaaL
XYU, 14, sq.) dsaoiBsd >im(Botoaw); ^.a^FLtTfr,
rnr. BifM Daot. St
'91 ^
'^
on6 if ha amda Hm Yav
like Tod or viaa vana; Sabb. L a.
lT^pr.n.m. Tmd. Taan. tt*
'^ 3n*0^tfi ad.(Ms.flL
an nat rrrrr an; v. Babb. D. 8. a. L notes I, t% lb. t*
"
an no tan
Ms. M. t (T. Babb. D. &a. L aote to); Babb.
St* Mil M.; (Maea. tt* an no "vn
oafy);
Sab. Si* Ms. M.
(ad.irm).
fenTpr.B.m.7d<aaAaMta. T.Mad.Yll,bec.4<r.
Zeb. 55* . praead.
HT^^ m.mrtrr. y. Ah. Zar. II,
41* top
*
trm
'ai rw and wlin a Jew eama to have liia
l^CSTI"*, read: HRnr*.
I Hi =1 i ri# I ;. T. Bar. m, O^boC; s. ft.T,
MT>o, p. Of,
in. Y.
TTT.
n'^^Ti%
Y. Baee. lY, S4* topbiaad: rr7ynt .
"^fN
4. T. T. Ber.m, r bot^ SLr.
jr^BB'n'n
E. ,1. vi^i/. Lbe' Haai; (Y.Fr. MV> pw tt*, aq.).Posik. B.
tn''
568 T5T'
8. 14
"> "1.
Gen. R. s. 10
"i
Knx (abbr. ,'n3S< q. v.).Y.
Ber. II, 5* top. lb. IX, 14*
top; a, v. ft-.
yjV (=')'i !in) is this. Targ. II Esth. VH, 5 (h. text KIM
nt, sin nt).
riD^T, '^?"I1'^ pr. n. f. (v. insii) Yudanah, Yudani.
Y. Ab. Zar. II,
41=*
nsiT' 12; Y. Ter, VIII,
45*^
bot.
"^
. . .12
Bar.Y.; cmp. '^':?'^'TlfT;.
^^<D^1'^, v. next w.
T T :
rSHT, DDT, ilDD^ pr. n. pi. Yodfath, Yotapata,
a fortress in Galilee (v. Jos.B. J. Ill, 7, 6, sq.; cmp. tl'Z'a^
n Kings XXI, 19). Arakh. IX, 6 tlDajin
'^
the old fort^of
J.Tosef. Nidd. Ill, 11 r\:ia'> n^pa the valley of J. ; Nidd.
20=>
'Bn\Denom. nsjBlii m.
of
J. Zeb. lio''; Meil.
13''
nsJ^Tli (corr. ace); Y. SuccIV, 54 bot. ni'^Bni''.
Ipir, -pir, ^pnr,
"^
^DIS,
read:rP11^ m.
pi. QnAices) judges ;
"^
'X chiefjustice, v. "^DlX III. Gen.
R. s. 50, beg. Ar.
[Mus. in Ar. ed. Koh. s. v. ''p'^l'^SIX,
Var. D'^ailpiais
(apxixpftr)!;); ed. fi'^Jiiin '.]
n
jp
j
r,
y
pr. n. pi. Yodkereth (a disguised trans-
lation oi Diospolis=Lydda). Taan. 23*', sq. yol
'^^'^
'l
'pill Ar. (ed. nipi"!, Ms. M. mpi'', Ms. M. 2 nipl-i)
R. J.
of Yodkereth (cnip. Xi-iiaill lOr '1, Fr. M'bo, p.
5'\ sq.).

*Kidd.
16''
iOn Witn Xp
"1
Ar. (ed. nip 1"r) I see here
the influence of the Yodk. school
;
(for other explan., v.
Rashi a. 1., a. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v. nipl"^).
Snrjl"' m. (in-i)
1) a sparkling gem. Targ. Y. Gen.
VI, \Q.Pl. T^iq'i''. Targ. Esth. I, 4; Targ. Lam. IV, 7
(Var. T'lirtT); Targ. Cant. Vn, 2 (ed. Lag. "iiinsia.).
2)
(=!!<n!iiTi'') haughtiness, assumption. Ber.
17*' "^3
''tna
it looks like an assumption (to appear more observant
than others). lb. "^h lii'^Ti cares for the appearance of
assumption (and therefore forbids) ; Pes. 56\ Succ.
26'*
'^
QhlW^a ni^
n"^^ thei*e is no appearance of presumption
to be apprehended in doing so.
^^^^ n<T\v, ^div, v. ^1^
'31^
I TT TT T ; . T ;
'tt' t :
i^^l
V m. (C)!':) debtor. Targ. Prov. XXn,
7 ; v. KBt\
"cSn r, "n r pr. n. m. Yohai, esp. known Y. the
father of R. Simeon. Sabb. 33''
; a. v. fr.
S^HT I, rr^flT Yohana.
1)
pr. n. m. Hull. 133
"1
laj Ab. Zar. le'^'^'^Dni'^ 1^.-2) pr. n. pi. Gen. R. s. 40,
beg.; ib. s.25, end; ib. s. 64, beg.; Midr. Sam. ch. XXVIII,
a. e. (prov.) X^bnUio
"^1
x^'^'JPi iib"^^ (not Xl^n) Shilo sinned
a. Y. is punished (i. e. the later generation pays for the
sins of ancestors).V. "^Jni^.
sSwH r II f. Yohana, name of a species of locusts.
Sifra Sh'mini, Par.
3, ch. V ; Hull. 65* n^abUJIli
">
the
Jerusalem Y.
"'r'O'^''
.P""'
" y*'^*; 1)
?> in- -^b. Zar. 16'', V.
Xjnfi.Men,
86=^
Kiaai
">
(some ed. wnr) Y. andMamre
(two Egyptian sorcerers); v. &"'r Esth. R. to 1,4
"^
13
(some ed. "^smi) Bar-Y.
2)
pr. n. f. Zeb. 62^ (a ficti-
tious name).Sot. 22* "^^lai ^2
"^
(a hypocritical sorcer-
ess, V. Rashi a. I.).
jjn I (b. h.) pr. n. m. Johanan, John; 1) J. ben Ka-
reah, a follower of the Babylonian governor of Judaea
(Jer. XL, 8 sq.). Esth. R. introd., beg.; Y. Succ. V,
55''
top; Mekh. B'shall., Vayhi, s. 2.
2) John Hyrcan, the
Asmonean highpriest and king (blU )'n'D "<). Maash. Sh.
V, 15; Sot. IX, 10; a. fr.
3) name of several Tannaim,
esp. a)RabbanJ.b.Zaccai. Ab. II, 8. R. Hash. IV, 3. Mekh.
Yithro, Bahod., s. 11. Sot. IX, 9; 15. Gitt. 56* sq.; a. v.
fr.b)R. J. b. Bag-Bag (usu. only Ben-Bag-Bag). Y.Keth.
V,
29''
bot. B. Kam. 27'';
a. fr. c) R. J. b. B'roka. B.
Kam. X, 2; a. fr.
d) R. J. b. Godgada. Eduy. VII,
9;
a. e.e) R. J. has-Sandlar. Ab. IV, 11 ; a. fr.f) R. J. b.
Nuri. Erub. IV, 5; Gitt. 67*; a. fr.; 4) name of several
Amoraim, esp. R. J. han-Nappah or Bar Naflia (the Smith).
Y. R. Hash. II,
58**
top. Hull. 137''; a. v. fr. (as R. J.
only) ; v. Fr. M'bo p.
95*', sq.V. pip'^n.
Dnr m., pi. C^ptii"^, T'otyi'^ (p'n'^) genealogical records,
traced genealogy. Kidd. IV, 1 'dI 1^2)
'"^
ni;US> ten classes
of Jews of traced genealogy went up from Babylonian
captivity. Y. Taan. IV,
68"*
bot. ; Gen. R. s. 98
"^
nVa^
'31
IXSt^ a roll containing genealogical records was found
&c. Yeb. IV, 13; ib. 49''.Y. Succ. V, end, 55<'; Cant. R.
toV,5 '\r\) nbajbUJ the genealogical chain; Gen. R.s.82.
Ib.
'"^
nnsn the genealogical privileges of the first-born,
opp. to
"Jl^^
nnas the material privileges (double-share).
Ruth R., end
">
D3^
^''
tDnj< no what records have you
to show?Pes.
62'' '^
ISO W5D1U dT^O since the Book
of Genealogy (a commentary to Chronicles) was sup-
pressed (or disappeared, in the Roman days). Ib. '^JSl'^S
'^
1SD la "h teach me the book of records (Chronicles)
;
a. e.V. oin-;.
~I1J I (b. h.) pr. n. f. Jochebed, the mother of Moses
and Aaron. Sot. 12=^; B. Bath. 120^; Ex. R, s.
1 ; Gen. R.
s. 94; a. fr.
Jj^^p^"^ f. ch.=li. nbiD'^, power, ability. Targ. Y. Gen.
IV, 13. Targ. Num. XIV, 16; a. e.; v. i<'r\hH3\
JJ I
J
l3 m. Bar-Yokhani, name of a fabulous
bird! Bekh.
57''.
Yoma 80* (Ms. M. 2 i3Diia,
v. Rabb. D.
8. a. 1. note 9); Succ.
5*'
top. [Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v. 13
(vol.11, p. 176) refers to Varaghna (Bactrian) ostrich.]
bT, v. bn'' Hif.
1^1
?11
> V. ib\
"T^T^ m-
Pl- ^''i^^''
(b. h.; lb";) parents. Keth. VII, 6
1'^3B3 I'^lV'i'' T\h''?p'>2'n she who curses his (her husband's)
parents in his presence; quot. ib.
72''
I'^l'^bi'^ (an emphatic
form), and interpreted l-'I'^bin i2Ba T^l'^b'i'i nbbpon (v.
I^ia) also when she curses his parents before any one
of his begotten; Y. ib. VII,
31''
bot. ribl'^ "^SBa r^lhf^,
V. lbl.
trf^
tm
^^tt*.
fimtm^, aMttir. A
-<
Mmm4 k Mi
'lMr Hi fHVK ini"*
?' ^
!"'T'^ v<Vi va 4to In

t
I .P. V.
- or Um movti llfht (TooM to^ nn Vito Vp) mi4
tiiB mini
A.i Midr. Itam. eh. IX. Onk. B. I. . (fC. o
Mi.
111. 19) a^ anVo HVie

u to Um 43r llgM wkMi
I
ffinw lh irliMl (rmp.
PT^).
M. KM. tA** (Ml to
VIII, ) "S^ V9 rr!* m iliai oMMW Um dajr of life
iMtAh (who wa Uln in th* bloom of mhood).
. > i;
.
I, &) rm* m nnr . . . ^mi
**

n' . . . thai I* the l>iijr of AUnm*

ML
M>>H.
\ T iWi
"^
(h Aj foUowa Um
ht, i. . the Li.,u.:..iig of Uie niKhl to U) bofioait of
nrw ditjr. Tmui. M*. y. <^ii|ii; a. r. (t.-^VO
"*
(abbr.
')
//oV
/^y.' /ViNMt B. Haab. IT, I ; o. f^ Yoom
1.4 'a^ rm a"r> ud Um HifbpriMt cr fUval o
-
1 om
7VK OMM of a irMUtoa of Um
-cn^an
*
(abbr. 5'*r, z*tT) Day of
t oma I, I ; a. V. tr.rs^
T^
fff^ "
^.
./ <li^ oM, iiani on tht $amte da^. flabb. lftl^
&*>;
a. fr.Tanl|. Kor. S; ad. Bob. ; Koa. B.
,-"'
''I^
rpvn (Dot
p)
ebildraa JoM bon; a. ttj
< c^. llakh. Mtobim N*UkiB. . 7; a Kan. fO* ve^
"
vna oomaa osdar Um law of 'oim or two d^jra*
1, 21); B. BaUk M*.-IIakb. U c
"^ "^
mrV
~'S a lima wbieb cooni* Hka two dajra, aad tvo
..irb coani lika a day. which to twaaty four boon
>iu tha tima of Uie aeoidvni, iocladiiif part of Ihta aad
!ay). Sob. w** oraro on na (Xa. X.
-rs) what dIII>rwK>a to tbara balvacn
tn. B. a. II ; Talk.
-
. ; . cootr. "5^, rrr.
la.\-. iSeb. V, 7
*"
"tA doriaf
^.... . o. 6*, a. fir. ir r'Ts
-^
've
Vs, T. ntVk Taan. IV. 8 'n
*&
**
m K^ Israel had no
y
aa Ac; a. fk-. Ab. I, IT. a. ft-.
*i;t
*^
aU
-BBp. rrr; aeaaom ^a-aail /". srrri-i
,
~ '
%) mrwNur aeaaoM. Tob. VI, 7; a.fk-.

Gen. R. s.
33, and; a. f^.ns^
'^
lAe
tr.
lb.J a. ft.nn
"^t
rrar:
"^j
v. nn^*c
Z*', S.""^ ch. aame. tug. Oan. I, S. lb. XUUX,!!
;
r. Twrg. Pn.v. HI, 1 rr^r* -ra (ad. WU. iacorr. -O)
the Muaa day, i oacf.Kidd. 39^ *n 33
"^
rri j'XU'i
'-
tli^r praiuurt* for him (th> risrhtonB nuui) a (rood
4v
Mtf Obr Um tol mii) a bad
4af (
v. BmM a. Ttmt
a. U-Bikb lMi IMLtT laf
*
V^ Wmmit
lb. Tinm
*
dM aa vidili to oaly M aT ilw
Ac Kcli.io*'<^rH^B8iaa4a^
'
*^baoaa^Tk7rm'*aatoMalydaytl^W<
'biNiaaaaitenivladMoM Brab Mr*"*
49n
:- C-
I <M Um of ilM Bfv Yaai^ d^.<-B.Mi^
tl* ro^
**
Um OraM liajr. O^ aT Aiaaawaai ifOm oalf
OT*, rialhi). a.v.Cr.*^
*
rf iiT
<^ mm 4^^.
v
day ati MO' CA# aaaMdMp, .% a.
Hfi'
''i^ *^
Mfi.labb, ! -
ra fV feiib wail rtiiiaii, Ab.
^'*9. #7**. a. 1^.
*
rs I I
'
V
a
^
aaad iBa flMaa day.'
Nabk 49^ boc rr^l*
^ pr imn faarfMii la M*. M.I
a a4tBl Umi had jaat aoaM i
Bafi; faiiu apla:
lam. W, Irttii
***
ya*o dM
af Um aaUapv IU
^^ \
Vrn, V. aaai
w^ltrv**. *: . rar. OaakTIU, !.
Tar. KMb I. flt a^ v. fr. Bala.
4*
** *
ana two
4^
(aa Baljr Oi^i. arab.a**
T aooa wOl aaaM UM daya wbtob ar ka^ (ofdaraUaa)
aad abaft (of aaHaal^ vbaa wa alnB alaa^ aMdl; auv.l^.
B^l' (aab ro% a. aaiaal IWa, aaaM of a laaaliaa at
iba Mtobaab. ToM^a (wbaaa it to ub#I S-TB BTklM-
viad BabU a. rnwhalMJ Yoaa
14^
*
i
oa tiM ordor of tMmtkm of Um Day of
. it|7^,
9^.
Vrna^, rjtTiyh a^ (-irma . - -^ la.
aMraaw. aaaf 4o^. Tarf. Y. Ba. Xt3[, la (ad. Ai<. 0*
r^ Ratb. fn.4 ad. Uf.(od. Aaai. 10^' Tw;r.Y.
L* ad.AMat.rv<aBn:o>>(YW.llOkr.]J[,
14 a-r $nr, M.
Uf. imi irr".)T.irr.
XT':"
^tr.ot* kit dm^ A^ Bf9, Trng,
T . \Yn. I.- i > Daau ZZn. 17 nr. U
pn
nan; Ib. is. TWi. Pro*. VII, 14. (lb. a.
rrvn Ma., ad. rmicorV^.) Tarv. Pa. XXIII. ^i
(b. tast antr
j>.
"P*
m. (b. b.; TT fa Ac OM^ daa*. aai^
r)
"^
s*o fAacA, Acaay
d^r. opp. to nrs 3*o (v. rfi) O).
XikT. IX, t. IVmbC ib. YI (YU). It; IS "TT) s-o rm a
Tom if it waa a UUak waarfaa atoy aad ba ahaibad It.
DaaoaL
-TT.
m. muiJ^, Okt. Mikr. L a^ v.
fit*
Tl' Vt
fl>. fc-) I) Pr. *" oT Japbatk.
paogeoitor of tha Oreaiaa ttibaa, ia gaa. Gfaci; Orwttt;
t) fan. (aab. f^s^) OrtdtiSfiimi Oiaiilaf. Tu%.
Oaa. X, S; a.a.Tarn- Y. Oca. XV. IX.Oaa. B. au44 (rat
to C^CQ W, Oaa. XV,t)
"^
tbto aUadaa to tba Ofaak
goTvrnaMBt (Ibaadcd by Alaaaadar tba (kaat). Ib. ^
y
-a teas nrrr in ail ditaettoaa did tha Oniiti aaa
qoar, aseapt in tba Raa^ BMh. B. iatnid.
"^
^ mp30
wbaa Otaac^ ia tba aaeaadaaiiy, a.
"^i
a. fc
r.
riHT*^
*fi'J
at. ch.-lL ^:^.Pt ^or-. Taif. I Bbm.
II,
4 {Id!
Laf.Hr'-
*- ^'-
"M^- r
- ^Tarf. T. I Daal.
XXXU, M (ad. AmM.
7*^ *d Vi-u. r^; oorr. acc)L
71
T\y\'^ 570 Id-*
nyr^ I (b.h.) pr. n. m. Jonah, 1) tbe prophet. Y.Eiub.
X,beg. 26; Bab. ib. 96^ Snh. 89% sq Gen. B. s. 21; a.fr.

2) name of several Amoraitn. a) R. J. father of E.Mana.

Taan.23'\ Y.Shebi IV, 35bot.; a.v.fr.b)R. J.of Bozra.
Y. Kil. IX, beg. SI"!; a. fr. [Hull.
43''
Stn-^t
"^
^^X
"^
Jo-
nah said in behalf of R. Z.; oth. opin,: as to the gullet
of a dove, &c., v. next w.]
TtjT II f. (b. h.) dove. Hull.
6* '31 '^
m^"! the effigy
of a dove was found on Mount Gerizim which they (the
Samaritans) worshipped. Gen. R. s. 39 i<'^n'2i nSJUJD Ttn'in
'21 nn"i1B the dove when flying and tired, flaps one wing
and flies with the other. Ib. s.44 (expl. btia, Gen. XV, 9)
"<
13 a young dove, (v. infra, a. Targ. Gen. 1. c.).'^
'|3, pi.
"1
"^.DS pigeons. Hull. I, 5
"^
"^SSS biDS p-iir3 -i;i;3 what is
fit for offering in doves (large size), is a defect in pigeons;
a. fr,[Sabb.
129'' nsri X1TS, v. t35r.].PZ. D-iSi^ pji"'.
Snh. Ill, 3
"1
'ni"iS'3 those who let doves fly (betting on
them), V. S<n5i\ B. Bath. V, 3, v."r;3TO. Ib. 79"; a. e.
DIDT, V. b^s\
^3T, 'IT m., n^3^ 'IT f. (ll-^) Greciart, Greek. B.
T
:'
T ! ' t:' t : ^'tt'
'
Kam.
82''"^
f^'ssn the principle of Greek culture (philos-
ophy, ethics, religion &c.). lb.
83^* '^
'{ydb Greek lang-
uage, distinguished fr.
"^
nnsn. Meg.
9*
mr^ TTinn per-
mitted the use of a Greek translation. Y. ib. 1,
71*^
top, v.
mz; a. fr.V. )^th. Pl Q'^JI'?,
'11"^
Greeks (mostly of
the Syrian government). Meg. 11^ "^ "^^"^3
in the days of
the Greeks(of Antiochus Epiphanes and successors); Esth.
E., beg. D13'^11p"ra (corr. ace).
DJ 1 m. (prob. a corrupt, of juniperus) Juniper-lrce
(v. Sm'. Ant. s. v, Cedrus). Sabb. 129^ '^T XlinB old ed.
(later ed. mm, Ms. M. tsrin, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note;
Ar.
DIS'ii, expl.: cypress) a table made of &c.
p5"P m. (b. h.; pr) child.PI n^p3i^ Cant. R. to 1,
4
"^n the school children. V. !!<)513\
bij^^T, V.
xi:?3\
rijpDT' f. (b. h.; pr) sucker, sprout (of hyssop).PZ.
nip3i\ Par. XI, 7, v. b^a; Tosef. ib. XI (X), 7 (one opin.)
'31 ISSn xblU
"1
yori'koth are such as have not yet begun
to blossom.
i^^jV, 5<3T, n^T f.
(ir
c.) ch.=h. nsii II. Targ.
Gen. Vill, 8, sq. Targ"! Ps. LVI, 1; a. e.Snh.
25"*
(expl.
d'^31'^ "TT^iBia, v. nsr II)
ii^^ T^si"! rr^Taipn "iX
if thy dove
shall overtake the cock-pigeon (thou shalt win &c.). Ib.
i3i'i rei3 nbin v. n??. Y. Ab, Zar. V,
44*1
bot.
'31 yP "p^DS
they (the Samaritans) have an image resembling a cock-
pigeon to which they offer libations (cmp. tisi'^ II). Snh.
95^ '31 nsr snx (masc.) a dove came down &c., v. 111^!^
I.
PI. pSi"', Vfi^VP, "i.sr, 31'', i<r3ii. Targ. Is. LIX,11. Targ.
Y. Lev. V,
7;^
11
S<'^31'i^i33
(6. nsi"^ 133, v. HSii II). Ib.
XII, 6 ')3r 13 (0.
n31i). Targ. Cant. I, 15. Ber. 56 ^Xtn
jmsi
"^31"i
^niSi I saw (in my dream) two doves fly off. Ib.''
"1311 iin.
"jryp,
in^in* (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jonathan,
1) J. b.
Gershom (Jud. XVIII, 30), a priest of idolatry, supposed
to be a descendant of Moses. B. Bath.
109'' '1"!
Ms. M.
(ed. irr^). Cant. R. to II, 5; Ab. d'R. N. ch. XXXIV; Y.
Ber. IX, 13^
top; a. e.2) J. son of Saul. Ab. V, 16 n3nN
"11 -in tbe friendship between David and J. Hull.
95''
"^S
'31
p
like the omen of J. &c. (I Sam. XIV, 8 sq ). Cant.
R. to VIII,
6; a. e.
3) J. b. Uziel, author of the Chaldaic
version of the Prophets (v.Zunz, Gottesd.Vortr.p.66,sq.).
Succ. 28*; B. Bath. 134'*.
Meg.
3* '31 'i D'iN'i33
b5 tjli-in
the version of the Prophets has been composed by J. b.
U. at the dictation of Haggai &c. Y. Ned. V, end,
39''
bllS
'S 'a
"1
"n3U3 the greatest among the disciples of R. Job.
b. Zaccai, was J. &c.4)R. J., a Tannai. Sot. 24'. Pes. 24^
Hull. 70**; a. v. fr.[Erub. 96* ''3rj-'pn '\][Ab. IV, 9, v.
Prank.Darkh6,p. 147, note.]5)nanle of several Amoraini
(v.Pr.M'l)o,p.99,8q.). Gitt.78''. Y.Maas. Sh. Ill, .54'' top.
Ber. IS^*; Y. ib. II,
4*^
bot.; a. ff.Y. Yoma VII,
44''
bot.
R. J. of Beth Gubrin,Y. Peab V, beg.
18''
(R. S. to Peah
V, 1 quotes R. JohanAn) ; Y. Shek. I,
46''
bot. R. J. son of
B.Isaac bar Aha.Y.Ter.XI, end,
48''
J. b. 'Akhmai ; a. e.
IJ^DT, HOT, abbrev. of t\tr\\ v.
"ipr.
SIQpT, "^I^pT pr.n.m. (abbrev. of Justus or Justi-
nus) Yusta, Yusli. 1) Cant. R. to VI, 12 iir^^^'n
"^
Yusta,
the tailor.
2) name of several Amoraim. Y. Ernb. VI,
23'"
bot. 'i-lJ&I'i
1; Y. Shek. II, beg.
46'=
K-J&r '1.Y. Ter.
XI, 48=*; Y. Maas. Sh.V,
55''
bot. U:W
"Q "^aOli; Y.Shebi.
VI,
36''
'U3 13 X-JOr.
nj'uDv, 'J'^Dv pr. n. m. (cmp. preced.; abbrev.
of Justinus or Justinianus) Yusfinah, Yustini, an Amo-
ra. Y. Keth. IX,
32<1
bot. (not nn-JB1i); Y. B. Bath. VIII,
16' 'i3iL:Dr.
HlH'i^DT, v. preced.
D I pr. n. m. (abbrev. of Joseph, interch. with riOi^,
XOi"i, noil, XS^ ns^, -^SX, iG'^N) Jose l) name of several
Tannaim, esp. J. b. Joezer, and J. b. Johanan. Ab. I,
4,
sq. Eduy.Vin,4;a.fr.-B.Bath.l33''qD1i(Ms.H.a.R.il3r).
R. J. hak-Kohen, or only R. J. Ab. II,
8 ; 12. Hag.
14'';
Y. ib. II, 77* bot, tjO^^; a. v. fr.R. J. b. Halafta, or only
R. J. B. Kam. 70*; Tosef. B. Bath. II, 10 (v. Fr. Darkh6,
p. 132). Erub. 46\ Maas. Sh. IV, 7; a. v.fr. (v. Fr. ib.
p.
164, sq.).R. J., the Galilean. Zeb. 57\ Ab. Zar. Ill, 5.
Tosef. Mikv. VII (VIII), 11; a. fr. (v. Fr. ib., p. 125).
2) name of several Amoraim, esp. R. J. (in Babli "^SX, in
Y. also XB^ no'ii). Y. Ber. II,
5=
bot. Y. Kil. IX,
29''
bot.;
Y. Erub. I. 19"^; a. v. fr.R. J. bar Zabda, mate of R. Jo-
nah. Y. Shek. Vn,50bot. Men. 70''; a. v. fr.3)
"^Or or
SnOr a disguise of one of the Divine Names. Snh. VII, 5
(56*)
"1
nx
'1 !l3i
. . . D11 ^33 (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note)
during the proceedings against the blasphemer the wit-
nesses are requested to make their statements in disguise
(v. 11313), e. g. : "the defendant said, 'May J. strike J.'"
(meaning, I curse Jehovah Elohim, J. Zebaoth &c.; cmp.
ib. Ciir3 nuj -(1311^ 13?).
4) one .7. Mshitha, a repentant
Hellenist. Gen. R. s. 65 (some ed. C)C31i); Yalk. ib. 115.
r^
ft7l C^fT*
t.l
, Y Vol'. MN.
;,
X, l<y'lO|kOMN.K.I<iT,i
118*. V. rrya^ sm. i, r Omi. e. . Mt . v.
i^.-d m
of M>rml TumUm tmd AmofKim. f. <^.
i) laMi. I If*
'4*l>li, Um lMNwtr or Um Mtlkib-|t>
. (iIm folr).OMk I. . U. V.
^
^
i:r!*
(I., h M pr. M, m, Jmmr. Oitoli ll It 4tM|>l*
lri-/.
.
r. lb. ir
f
i
*
^'S <
Hy.
Ao<r} Alb. lb. IM'' ptrm.
*
V m. (b. b. . *r
i
V. n^j /fjM 4tt<iil. Aw^
F^V^'
1^. Tmmi. si* (ih rkir aatdM mM>
"^
WTt^ ad. (Ma.
IL
''Q)
|*ui jruur v^m om
(fi
jrovr Iwlw to) bwty.
Bttoe. iA** M* M. (Mi. ! Mbli.4&*, v. Babb. D.t.tt.Ul^'*
rana Uiin, iiitr. u Um bMiijr (of tofl >)> >. R.
I. u ra Vm o*
**
^
mrm *w i sbdi u Um* am Um
MMutjr ofa wtftottoa of fboo to Am(m gimaUd toMoMa>.
roaw
54^ 'yi V
^
(i^) S^siQ Uio parfbekNi of lb*
iijr (haraMMtylofiboaaivono. Kid4.40^ '^eropmcy
W OMMOTM of boMtljr 1V 00M dow* lo tbo WoHd,
of whtob JwuwImi hM lakoa; Wath, R. to 1, 1. B.
IMO.ST* TVpsb'^ wnaod(bor) bMi7
ft*.pMb VI, ro
**,
t. nr;.
btr^i'
lofoaaagoLTWrf.
'.
1 DmauXXXlV, 6.
D'^2M2ri'^ r. (M|^) i*rtiy to fo
M(, rtiliM. Tm^
UUkMA. n^jKfn. Qm. R. . ift.
ftKXh ooMtTn innn
"^
(proeod.) nmmii^ mkmd,
KoL XXVni,
ti ToMf. ib. B. Both. Y. 14, v.
pn.-^H, rnwp. Ib. MUM od.
^iri* m ^h. h.; "^ 1) OwCor. Lov. R. . tS, od
\ XII,l8pVer>-nnUM0kolor bMidsbo*
idd).(Ib.'^Ver^n.rMd:-ns.]-]|*kb.
IS; Tnh. Bo. 7 (rtC to Ex. XII, M) tVh ^-^rr Ho
> reaUd it (tbt nisbt) dividtd it (oxacUj into two
-): Qn. R. t. 43. Bor. 61* (play on
nr*o\
Ooa. II,r,
" ~
- ^ ^^
''
lli*V ^
*^ woo ii to BO Apohi
ty to)
y
(koolor, woo to im from (aty
my inolinatioo; a. frw
S)
[tamer
J p
tttnr,
. f. to Pa. XI, 5) '3^ mn Ti tbo potftar wboB
ixainiuiiig his bsitch, will not try tbo JafcotiTo vaaaali
10. LeT. R, I. c.
"*
Vs rrr^ a pottar^ appraatiea; a.ft>.;
-K B'nrr. Maasr. Ul, 7; Suoc 8\ a. fr^
^

*ar. y, , T. rcrs.Lev. R. L c
'*
nra aass wbo atoio
lump of pottara' oUy; Peaik. R. a 94 imi" aoOV (c
ecu).
fi , V n. ]! TUI. Mi, ll^ V. rvT^t.
H^ygl^, a.
rjT'
r?
i.
-OV^jrucr^ Tais.T.ll.]iwia JIJtXJT
la OBW Opl).
^4fA<, AaiforCfvafvJ I)
4^
fr
I*-"
.|fi.
T'^^
. 4na. mmrtttg,
Maai. Mk I V, I
**
Vp* wboro fMB
dMrtBlllaliifr. ofeb.M^mn'^maadaaaMMf la
liwaaai, r.Mor.m.4rto'*9r' -Wv;a..
f}ooM%,Htf<HrM|r. aclX.U -^a
MT^
A. MM^ II
%A #ri. tWf. Job zxrui,
17. i/w^. Moa.
#4*
f^^
"*
awi miiMlofUbo
bav prawora of iba brood. -li faUim^ mf lumrlmam:
K^V?
*
oiiAaMk iobb. 149*.
KTT*, Tafi.la XXYII,f4 >^ad-Laf..ad; rj-

. ty. (Targ. Y. Ooa. n. 14 vl.
k-
'"^ "^
I
fTTTl^fc n7;)riayW(a^T^; l ../ 1 t.I3uVIII,
tpsinm** tbo rindolooatag down frvHoMooaAf
'
rnl*
I aa (b. b. ; fTT) MdMv iM,f
OooLU (foCtot>aM.XI.14)'an7Bm9a* forvA (aadjr
foia) la tbo rata of Marbaibvaa, tbo teto lala (iiidli t|
la Biaaa; Taaa. *. tb. (raf. to Miab. 1. S}
-3^
p-S
'^
to
tbaforal la Vlaaat la Ii aot to Marbaabvaa t Ib.r;a..
TraaC ar<r aaaaM, ajprny. Itaa^ 9^t(fiC. to Kob.
n.
) '31 tl rrv amftboa bMt aowa to Iho I
rnl^
n m, rrV
t (doaom. of ^^^ caa^tyr. ^
P. Sol IfT) Mfar. i^ PalL lOT a&n Vd
**
a Ulato f
Ulk. Ib.^ mnn
"^
a haSOa^ koMto. Ak Ioe. 7r roap
'o
n&iT>
'^
^TQ pat a aatoll baOor toto a laifo oa fltod
witb watar, r. V?}; a. fr. Bifw Ike 4gtr' ktUk, 4gt,
R. Kaa. 8f top
'^ rm^(Ma. H. TTrnpn)tbodja ban*
it (tbo wool)
i
ib. IX, 4 (100^ *- TTT-^ (V. Rabb. D. &aLL
otoao); T.ib.EX.fl'boc^rmpn. 9c.is^(iaGkald.
dtot.)
pr^ *^
nron na? }o doaa tbo wool ibatfloaa to-
to tba kattto alwi^ ooom oat aoaadt, L a.
atadaat of ayatic pbiloaopby avapo daatb
etototSabb. I, ; a. :B.
xrrfr-^
"UUI
wktifntlmom9ftkeArwk9,m9mrfigmlUtrmmittii
mdmWk^tf. KaLT,lO(od.DBbr.rnH Maa.Y.(nu
UnV, TaU. Oca. ISS Kob. Ar. CoaipL. t. n^.
yOTi*,
Tkif. T. Doat. XXXIT.
,
raad:
rTT* (f^
ait. Batb.I,4)iT.irnr.
DHT,
Taif.ProT.XYIII. 1 1 amna ad, read cr-,T. an.
rb.XXm, tt ^Vtr i;zsp
S-r- cd. Laf, Ma. Tar. ,J!V
'
"N
porrr, a oonapk. of 7^*9 napoo, . vaer^o.
'
if
mjnv 572 in^
Sfjni"', V. Xi^i-i'^ a. iX^'p.
'^Qpn^'' (l^pTl"^, Ar.
i^plli) pr. n. Yurkami, name
of an angel. Pes.
118=^ 1"iSn IttJ
">
Y. the chief of the hail
storms; Yalk. Ps. 873; Midr. Till, to Ps. CXVII.
tIt : T :-
lUni"' m. (b. h.; la*';) heir, successor, heir-at-law. B.
Bath. IX, 2 '31 "^
nUJ 'pSt nx if there is no other heir be-
sides, lb.
139'
npl^D ..
."^3 pn"i nriUJ the Eabbis gave him
the privileges of an heir (to his wife's property) and those
of a purchaser; a. v. fr. PZ. d-ifflnr, "f^y-i'ii. lb. 140\ lb.
IX, 9
'31 nU5i<n "^Uilii the wife's heirs-at-iaw claim that
the husband died first; a. v. iT.Fem. Pi^nii, 'pl. niTr"ir.
lb. 119*
"JiT^ . . . Sir Moses knew that the daughters of
Z. were legal heirs.
jil; r m. CiUJ^) former condition, original usage (cmp.
in-iN).' Snh.l9'i3Tr'iib inin...-i^Tnn restored the usage to
its original state; Y. ib. II,
20''
hot.; Y. Ber. Ill,
6''
lltn
jj^in^j Qinain ; Keth. s^ ^wi"^}? -ain "mnn (not nsirr^).
Kidd. 66* f'ii'qvb iTTirn ns< '-liinm . . . xaUJ is until Simon
b. 8h. came and restored the Law to its former authori-
ty. Yoma 69'\ v. ^7^5; Y. Ber. VH, H<=; a. e.
"l^T m. (b. h. "iia-i; i;r^) straightness, equity. Ruth
E. inti-od.
'^
m^n in equity, v. nrw^.
^PT, V. xnx m.
T T T
Dm" (b.h.) pr. n.m, Jotham, king of Judah. Succ.
45*^.
^^^D^1^ V. ns-ir.
T T : T !
"IPT m. (b. h.; "IP^) muc/t; (followed by -^, or
-?3
im-
plied) more. Y. Ber. IV,
7*^
top "^Jao
'^
min
p
a greater
scholar than I am. Keth. 86*, a. e. 'DT ttJiXtl^ noo
"^
more
than man desires to marry, does woman desire to be mar-
ried. Pes. 112* 'D1 basna: n^^
"^
more auxious than the
calf is to suck, is the cow to nurse, i. e. the teacher is
more anxious to teach than the pupil to learn. M. Kat.
27''
''Xi^
"1
more than enough, "iW^a^
"^
more than the
proper measure, too much; a. v. fr.

^'2
a) in a higher
degree, especially. Sifr6 Deut. 31 '^S 1^U3 bmnis'^bs' upon
us especially has His name been made to rest. Lev. B,.
8. 14 lat iT^n dut
'"i^l
and especially so when it is a male;
a. e.
b)
for a higher price, above market value. Ned. Ill,
11; a. e.V. in\
"imp oh. same. Targ. Ruth I, 13. Ib. Ill, 12(ed.Lag.
-TO'
'
inm^,
SrinriT m.=h. l-iin-i, advantage, profit. Targ.
Prov". XXVIII^ 3 (ed. Wil. I'nr':)! Ib. XIV, 23. Ib. XXI, 5.
nnm'' f. (b. h. nnn^; nn^) i) the large lobe
of
the liver.
Sifra Vayikra, N'dabah, ch. XVII, Par. 14; Yalk. Lev.
462; a. e.
2) an additional limb or lobe, v. n'nn\
S?}p^r,
'S"'P
f. (qn) a loan. M. Kat.
28''
(Ms. M.
'Sn, V. Rabb. D. V. a. 1. note); v. K'^IIX.
jV, Pi. "|-n (denom. of
)l)
to supply with all kinds and
assort.^Part. pass. f. nJM'ip well supplied and assorted.
Gitt. 67*, V. rfon.
VV^, Hif.
?'i-fri to siceat, v. s^t.
^F
(v. 5]1t) [to join; cmp.
f^!J^,]
to borrotv.
Hif.
q-'nn to lend. Sot.
48''
q-^nian Ar. (not found in
ed.), V. Xr^VJ I.
^r, >^'^|, (^^Tjch. same 1) fo borrow. Targ. O. Deut.
XV,
6';
ib. XXVIII, 12 qiin (some ed. q^nn); Y. ib.qirxib.
Part. q-^n. Targ. II Kings IV, 1 (ed. Lag. q-^n^
Af.).
B. Mets. 64* 'Dl
qi]';'
"^s if this man shall borrow money
of thee. Kidd. 20* 'Si q'^na xbl (some ed. qifiJ, v. infra)
rather than borrow oninterest. Erub.65*3>"iB1"' mtlMs.M.
(v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1.) borrowed and paid off (made up by
night for neglect of study by day). Taan.
12'"3'1
1^ qir^
Ms.M. (ed.q'^l'ib) borrow and pay back (postpone your fast
for another day); a. fr.2) to lend. Targ. Y. Deut. XV,
2
-a qir^, Sabb. 119* '31 stnntt5 q^ri "istis (Ms. m. 'niab,
Buxt. q'^Ti'^l) him who lends to the Sabbath (incurring
an additional expense in honoring the Sabbath), the Sab-
bath will repay; Yalk. Gen. IG; Yalk. Is. 356.
Af.
q-^nx 1) to borrow. Targ. Ps. XXXVII, 21. B.
Bath.
32'' "^wiTs sinj^nBTix nn-in (Rashb. ma-insr -nn, Ms.
M. liiJ'^nVpm) thou hast borrowed it again of me. B. Mets.
63''
'3V"lX'T)St^3 ''Stn (Ms. H. q-^ri) if one borrowed &c. Kidd.
20*; Taan. 12'', v. supra.Lam. R. to 1,2 "i^iniBtiX, v.xain.
Lev.R. s. 3 beg.
'31
q'^'JI'^'l some ed. he who borrows on
interests.
2)
to lend. Targ. 0. Deut. XV, 6. Ib. 8 KBnx
n^S"'BnFl(Y. tsiFl XSna). Ib.XXVIII, 12; a. e.Targ. Prov.
XIX, 17 qif^J Msr(ed. q-^t?). Bekh. 8^ qi'Jl '1XT X13a
q'^Tia "iini ... he who once lent money and had to resort
to seizing (v. V^Xi I), why does he lend again?; a. e.
Jj^Dr m. (preced.) debtor. Targ. Is. XXIV, 2.V q^tr.
pi pr. n. 1) Yazek, name of a Babylonian river or
channel. Y. Kidd. IV,
65'^
top; Bab. ib. 7l'' pTS; Y. Yeb.
I, s"* top pinT.-
2)
"1
nia,
v. piy\
T :
in"', Pi. in"^, 'irp'i (b. h.; V. nnx) l) to unite, concen-
trate. Y. Ber. IV,
7''
bot.
'31
imn^ in-^^ni and concen-
trate our hearts (inclinations) to fear thy Name.
2)
(with
bs) to confer a distinction, name &c. Gen. R. s. 68 Dn"i3J<
I'^bs 1^^i5 . .
"^
on Abraham did the Lord confer His
Name (Gen. XXVI, 24, a. e.). Ib. 1^^ intl^a tT'apnia ST^
T^bs he inferred that the Lord would confer His Name
upon him (to be called 'the God of Jacob'). Mekh.Mishp.
s. 20 nnT^a I^UJ
"I
bx-iUJ-i bs (although the Lord of the
universe) He conferred His Name particularly on Israel
(v. "irn"!); a. fr.3) to declare the unity
of
God, to recite
wr
678
sh'mH (I)ut. VI, 4). Qm. B. . tO
'91
W
wo iriwi in BlM Mid fiohm ! OBiljr Im. OMrt^ A. lo
il, i 'zy rem rqnr^ nm Uid l (Iwl) prniwi Uw lly
>r IIU niiitt* twie tvry djr, (Mjrlng) llr, Imrntl
*.i
na?^ wito dMlffiMii4 atiandwld
Cm wl|i)fbr likaU**.
Uv. U. . I J
"yi -^*vi r^ "^
ddriw>d Um ""^fTrn^
tn hliti rlMtvly (Lv. X, N)S . .YoMII
11*'
(fvf. to
I *nf*o
r?fD
**
iM l>o dvfolw kk
I. V to hImMir. MMl te iiawllUi lo toad
bifl VMMlJi *e.| Amkh. I* 'vmMD(v. tutm), Ylli. Uv.
M4.a) fo /raiv prrcMM oIinm <n iyt<al roMM, lo ar^
rof^ a /Hv(tf mrW^ /br. KUi. |y*{ TomC lb. I, 4
.
Y. lb. I,
& bill.
*3^
V"".!?V
^'^ Umjt SMd lo toovo brfdc
luid gttMim In |irivi rooa aloM tor a vhUo.JWi
eial, porHeular^ dttignattd, rko^rm, JiaHmftualktd (v.
^^). Mnli. 40*, A.
.
'^an OV til* |>ti|ir Smm*> oftbal^ord
(Jcttuvuli). Yoroa I l'TV'*Jiiru Tr*a*% bottM'(OMit.
VI,9; XI, iO), I by hottM whiob U 4ignlo<l for tbjr pr>
onal UM. lb.** m*n^ na rra ma ba^ ommm a roooi
dwIgMttil fur A dwelling, mrnb '^
prwD 4lt wrlo Um
tseltulon of thoM roomi (gaU lodge Iw.) wbtoh ar* not
dotdgnaUd for dwalUiaga. Arakb. 1. e.
^^'%
dovotod to hit
own xoluaivt um, v. Mpra; a. tr.Omk. R. s. 99, ad (rf.
to inita. 0n.XLlX, 14) 0"03vas "^as Ukt ih laoat db>
Unguitbtd among ibe triba. Yab.
4.'*
Vaa -narA tm "W
'ai I (Mom*) who am tinfled oat (matt b prcpartd) for
divina communication avcrjr bouri Ab. d'B. N., II Vrt^
oh. II (ad. 8ohchtr. p. 10) '-T3 "Vs <^9|MD who am atpaeial
vaoMl (of rtvtUtion). MiL 16* *r^ '^n erv^ aaaetiflwl
things which ara asoloalvaly dadioatad to th Lord; BIfta
VajTlkra, Pobah, Par. 11, eh. XX.lb. Sh'mini, eh. II,
Par, a '^mu^iC'caa lambt aad goatt whieh aretpadflad
(DentXIV,4);a.nr.-b){9eMi9)in(A. Nam.B. t.9pD
'SIDT '^nVMnvwhenawifli it looked up with herhothand.
HUhpa.
'
Mj
'
ini. Sitkpa. trry\}
\) to U comftrrtA
(with \9)\ to U ctffeitUfy Mumd (with Wt). Rx. B.
t. 7 '3^ f^9 iij""T0.) . . . ^vn rm the divine ooaunaai-
cation wat to hear hit name alone. LeT. B. . 12 *T
nann r^st the divine commanioation was eddretttd to
bim espeoially ; a. e.8) lo be alone irifA, to be elo$dei
tciik. Kidd. lY, 12 'yi orw
'
uj
-
m/'; i6 a man mott not be
alone (even) with two women, but one woman rnrr^rs
'31
may be alone with two men. Ah. Zar. n, 1. Toeef.
Gitt, VII (V),
4; a. fT.V. ftr.
irP, Bcu trn oh. tame, l) to coweenfrafe. Ttrg. P*.
LXXXYI, 11.Am^^M-OTqMNiArf, AorwoiiteM. Targ.
Y. Bz. XIX, 2 (omp. iTfTa^2) to specify, tingle oC,
inignate, Maoo. 18* 'rt
''^
'nrr^ Mt. M. (ed. vib *^)
to fM^id eaeh of thete actt in^7 (at if each were pro-
hibited by a 9paoial prohibitory law, r.^),IitH.paa$.
TJ^'-h.nm^ (T.praoed.). Targ. O. Gen. XXVI, 10 rri
WXPa ed. BerL (oth. ed. Ttj^'?
J
^-
'
^i
'
?' VZTZ) a di-
tiugiiished person of the people. Targ. Y. Iiot. XV, 20;
32
TTZ^
designated; a.e.
^jw.
'
Uj'jtw
, oontr. tr-'x to hejomei; to be lodbd
t9>. Targ. Y. I Gen. XLIX. 6. Targ. Job. m, .Ttzg. Y.
IIBI. IlKI. Ift ii.irri"n?^^k|MwalH<d
lo bo ilBwlii W9 wUk km hMtial.
l^n^^ W1
; M. (prttll Wda.) I) fr^w^^t* m^Htmg,
mp, pHmt9 kdmm mm mi mmm Y. Kodi. Kl,ig.
U*
*
Vv *V1 ptlvalo anawdawee,
< niirtmi ai
wMhtag aad oiattaf. Y. oi.l,iri0p'"mr|ibie
ao aKoXahitd pirtyalo wtalt
^f
(wH> bar toriar ha i>aad
.
ui. MAouiit
of which a taaoad \mmat divoat* wcMild ho
tah. t\\m^^9^^'y^\9m thoy ftjfWde
|.ri*// (With a MMntod woaMa) aad wHh a ^iagto

man. lb. m Mi
'
mI
**
! aol pilfB4!y vlUi a aaarled
womaaWhHaallyhnwdialadi WM%\*wm\\Jy<^lX^
bat do aoi praWMl Iko vMb la Imt lMM*aad
of bar ptivala aMoMaf villi a aMS. Ik rAra
IWi
TV "vva tf bar bMbaad it teiaara, we
do aot ooarfdar bor pHvaio aMtHag wlib a aaM a tat*
ptotoataal; a.fr.
"^
a) |i <iaft%. BeltL ft**; Piiu
f7*
*
^On mrHnP I aAod ^jr laadMT privalilf.
b)JMT.
HtdtH^
,
cn(%; ly i^pMdil a^ tbofc. Yl,t: Yoaw
ft4*.
t)
(hoar Babr.) OBn

dbtdatatfta <flW
wdUSr
V
(ML Pttik. Sotr., Biitabios ead. (Oaa. B. ti 99. aad
tnf9 wB irn^, road: nrrns, . t^ct^.J
"WT, KTirr,
'^ob. MOM. tap. fr^et^bm
f
Ok
mnily
of Ood^Jmuk rwUgim. Tug. Laok m, St. IWf.
Oaat.VUI,9'ai*igpabtoba]r tbo ptrabaioa lo pniwi
the Jewith rolifiaB.
b^lT, '*^
m.
(Vt)
A^c Bar. 14^ Y.Ik IT.7^ boCKTCBi
U^ab
*^
that we toay oblaia what oar boart laagt tor.
OTT,
'^
m. (er-)
9mmton,ftS$rte{'9.Vf% Boak
B. t. 13 s^rr ee nrs m
^tborotota the Bti lpiafo
rteordt lhere(B3(.yi, 14e^) ibair goacakfj ; a. a,(T.
(Mtt. VUI, 49* hot rwra -,
T. wm.Y. Yeb. II, 4*
lop),
. on^.^Pt ut^r^
T^^^i
^
Ba.B. U o. on'^wi^
'
they prettrsad tbairgtatalogkialretordt; Cltl.B.tonr.y.
Oaii.B.t.S7
*y\ erpQvr^ ...cmom at n
gODonUioM whoee fiatalogiet wart kaowa, Ibair i
.were pohltsbad ia aoaaaetioo with bitlottoal <
*ainewr^. ..bat with oa who do aoi kaow oar i
our aamat are dtBatil
hj
tbooe of oar htbart; (Yalk.
Gen. 42 T^QWr, VQIt; afa^); Talk. Cbr. 1074.
C^i
KDVT, '^
Ob. tame; alao frntUg (gm^.
Targ. Y. Gen. V, 1. Ih."xXIT, 88; 40, ag. lb. ZLID, 7;
a.e.^Kidd.
71^
"^ vryVaan iiT ytV(. aMigiaal van.)
tflaaoe of a Babylonian (in caae of aa oflbrtd intuit) it
a sign of good detoent ; v. ror^.

tL 'J'WiP, lPS*rr, ^.
Tafg.Y.0en.yi,9. Targ. Y. EjuYI, 14. viig.Ji^XXXI,
94 Mt. Yar. (ed. arO
'
U
).
MC^n^ OL (paecad.) aoMt.~ll oooat. 'orr. Tai;g.
Pt. XCVI, 7 (eome ad. Vr^ . preeed.)
^I^rr,
'^
m.(t^) bare-fooledme, AooMJettam.Yoma
77*(ref. to Jer. n, 25)
*"
""Tb "9^3 keep off froat
dn, in order that thy foot may not bo redaead to hara-
nett (exile); Yalk. Jer. 249 zrr -r^.
nDiTPm. (piaoed.) baro^ooUi, homeku. Lam. B
nirri 574 on''
to I, 7 'd1 X"!^
">
ID (some ed. rtBin"!) wlien the son is
homeless (foot-sore), he remembers the comforts of his
paternal home.
nirT], n^n'''] (-in^, cmp. "nnx, a. ^p'^'^'n) a young shoot,
esp. of a' fig-tree. Kil. I, 8. Ukts. in, 8; HuU. 128^ Y.
Maasr. II,
49*^
top '31 HDIS XiniT "I'^S like a shoot (of a
fig-tree) hanging over into a court (ref. to Mish. ib. Ill,
10) ; a. e,Pl. D'^'iin'],
">\
Gen. E. s. 31, end . . . 1^5 D'^aDn
D'^DXnb
'"^
he (Noah) took with him shoots for the
preservation of fig-trees ; ib. s. 36 n3Xn hw
'\
Y. B. Kam.
VI,
5'^
bot. D-^SSn '''y\Tri; Bab. ib. SQ"* 'n*;-.
^Sj^jn"] (b. h.) pr.n.m. Ezekiel, 1) the prophet. Snh.
39% V. -ib\ 'Hag.
13^ 'DT pV n^ll
'"^
n^b to whom is Ez.
to be compared ? To a villager that saw the king; a. fr.

"1
-IBD the Book of Ezekiel. Ib.; Sabb. 13'', v. MS; Men.
45; a.e.2)Ez.,the father ofR. Judah, v-rTisinr Kidd.70*.
DPII] (cmp. xon) ; Hif. J'^nin to fail, miscarry. Y'lamd.
to B'resh., (quot. in Ar. s. v. ana) nania . . . nn'^n xb none
of them miscarried.
IGn"] m. (preced.) abortion. Targ. Is. XIV, 19 ani3
ed.
Lag. (oth. ed. an ^S, corr. ace; Var. an-^S).P/. n'i^an\
Y. Nidd. Ill,
51=> '31 n^ianb j'^b'^X (corr. ace.) the abortions
come out first.
Sl^nj or SlOn" m. (preced. wds.) searcher
of
sin,
accuser. Targ. Zech. Ill,
1 ; ib. 2 (ed. Lag. Kan, v. ib.
p.
XLII3), V. nxan.
"Tl ' (cmp. ^'^n),
Af.
"iriix to hurry, press on. Targ. Ex.
X, 16.' Targ. Esth. VI, 10. Targ. 0. Gen. XVni, 6 "^xniK
ed. Berl. (ed. ''nix, Y. xnix). Targ. Ex. XII, 33. nxnixb;
a. fr.Part, ^nia, "^nila; f. SC^^nia. Targ. Prov. XXII, 29
(ed. Wil. "^nia). Targ.' Zeph. Ill,
1 ; a. fr.
rM* m. (b. h.; in^) 1) only, single, individual. Gen.
R. s. gg.^end (ref. to inxD, Gen. XLIX, 16) 'di bU3 iT^n'^S)
(not mn'^S) like the Only One of the world, as He needs
no help &c.; ib. s. 21 (ref. to inxs, ib. Ill, 22). Ib. s. 55
'31 laxb
"i
m this one (Ishmael) is the only son of his
mother, and the other (Isaac) is &c.Taan.
9*
'"^
b'^aUJa
for an individual's sake, opp. D'^D^. Ber. 9% a. fr. Di^ll
'i
'31 il^bil where a single opinion is opposed to the opinion
of more than one, the law follows the latter. Bets. V, 5
'*!
bttJ "ii;i a well belonging to an individual. Erub. 46*
'"^
D"lpa2
'1
an individual opinion opposed to an individual
opinion; a. v. fr.Y. Keth. VII,
31 '^
bot. '^3 (=1!in'^3);)ri-
vately.Pl.U^'-nn'^,
')"'T'7>
E- Hash, l?"* "'an
'13
are to be
considered as individuals (in prayer) ; a. fr.

Fern. nT^n"^.
Num. R. s. 12
"^
n3 an only daughter; a. fr. Deut. R.
s. 2, end
^i '1
lUBJn -p n"apn na as the Lord is
matchless in his world, so is the soul in the body ; Midr.
Till, to Ps. CIII; Gen. R. s. 14, end X-ini
. . . d-^iaxn b3U5
C)iaa
'"^
all limbs are paired, but she (the soul) is un-
matched in the body. As a noun (b. h.) nTirt"; soul.
Ib. Deut. R. 1. c. ; a. e. 2)
select, esp. one devoted to a
particularly scrupulous life. Taan. 10^
'"^
inTix who is
called a yahidl Ans. '31 "ilKIIU b3
"1
whoever is worthy
to be appointed manager of a community. Ib. "laX"' bx
'1
minb . . . D1X one must not say, I am only a student,
I am not fit to lead the life of a
y
ihid (it would be an
assumption, v. xnn'ii); Tosef. ib. I, 7 (v. Var. in ed. Zuck.
a. Rabb. D. S. to Taan. 1. c.) ; Y. Ber. U, end,
5'^
bffi -Ql ^3
tW!S '^
... "i3.'a in all matters of self-abnegation, whoever
desires to make himself a yahid, may do so.

PI. as ab.
Taan. 1,
4
; a. fr. V.
'TTf^.-
T'tl'^, 5^^'3^n^>
'?
ch. same. Targ. Gen. XXII, 2. Targ.
Prov. iv, 3; a. e.Fem. nx'i'^n'^, xnn'^n';'. Targ. Jud. XI,
34 (ed. Lag. xn'^n''., some ed. nnin"!).-Ned. 61*
"^
XniBOn
a particular kind of hair-dressing.
nSTPl]' f., v. preced.'"^ m., v. '^'T^rri ch.
j
n . m. (v. preced. wds.) 1) singular, single, lonely.
Mace.
23*^
'"^
"p^^ba in the singular number, opp. W0.'\ 'b.
Kidd. 20 (expl. IBSD, Ex. XXI, 3)
'31 0333
"^
single (un-
married) he entered &c. Ab.. Ill, 4
">
-j-ni "jbnan who
travels alone. Ib. IV, 8 'di
'1
p
"^nn bx do not hold court
as a single judge, for there is only One who judges singly
;
a.fr. i^em. n^-t'^n';. Y. Kil. II, 28* bot.
"^
pJ a single (iso-
lated) vine tree. Y. Ab. Zar. IV,44'*top
"^
K^'^^)b3 n2:ra
it is called matsebah when consisting of one piece (v.
bia-^a); a. e.Pl. ni's'i'in'^. Y. Kil. V, beg.
29'1
'^a in the
case ofisolated vine trees. Y. Sot. IX,
23*^
top"^ isolated tomb-
stones.2) believer in One Qod. Esth. R. toII,5,v.'i"iin'].
1) lonely; only one. Targ. Ps. XXV, 16 (ed^Lag.^X'i'^n')).
Targ. Y. Deut. XXXII, 50 (ed. Amst. '^X'l . . . incorr.)'. Targ.
Job XIV, 4 Ms. (ed. in).
2) single authority, opinion
ofone.
Pes,
103''
X3X
nxiin'i xb (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.) I do not re-
port the opinion of one man. Y. Ter. VI, beg. 44*
''^1
X'^nX
'31 pni J<ar03 X3ni the opinion of the single authority
here agrees with the anonymous (editorially adopted)
one there &c.; Y. Ned.VII, beg.
40''.
Y. Sabb. Ill, 6*bot.n'ib
'^b . . . ")3X we need not consider the opinion of a single
authority ; a. fr.

PL 'pX^'^n';, '^xn'^r!';, p'^'l'^ni. Targ. Y.

Gen. XXII, 10 (v. T^n'; 2).B. Kam'. 8I'' hot. ']3inax xb
'la
we do not speak of single authorities. Y. Hag. 11,7?'' top
'^
single-handed, each for himself, v. pa II.
5<r}i^n^, V. -i-rr^ ch.
P]^^^'9^^V.qn^;^n^
HD'^n"' m. ch., V. nBin'i.
D^3n|!=D'^Sin. Targ.IChr. IV, 9 ed. Beck, Var. ed.
Rahmer 'n^l (ed. 'ni).
*U
T
(^* ^- >
"^' '""^) ^^ hover around, rest on.
Pi. bn"^,
'"^"^
1)
(with bs) to cause to rest upon. Pesik.
R. s. 47 '31 ''P\bn'^"]^ nUJ3 . . .
"iSX bni^ia I shall cause my
Name to rest upon him (Job) as I did upon &c.

2)
(b.
h.; with bx) to wait for the turn, to wait, trust; to in-
spire trust; V. bin\
Hof.
bnin to be made to rest. Sifre Deut. 31, v. "ini^.
DH" (b. h.; V. Din) to be warm, hot; Pi. dn"^ to heat.
A70
r
.mt. NAbi.. iii(iv). 7 or?.
V. B9; - rvxib' .
(4. Rub
),
Vy*M
ni^ 10 IMM II (Um todIV A.
41 or*^.
Dn^b. wuna. Tmv.O.H.m XVili i T..^ li &.
IV, ft ofnp (|ii. fr. wpr).
Da. xxr^ fa ktmf. Ta,
XXX,i
llrl (m1.
y
n;"ui''V ; Y
//A;i. or-TK f
mwiiw. lb it, i^
"flOrr
m. (b h.. V. Ow.il
IMwim of ilrT, |m>b. fatkm-40rr
* '
(rf. to nni. XIV. 4, iq.)
'^
. . . -?rr
"11 r nut in ihy
no>
w4oi> (matt t
l*>^ll. v.
'i,
K
''
, fb
luirt, lit* rtwbueli. lb* AOlovnlMr At.) Uv.R. a. IT;*, t.
H^ICrPch.Mtn..
Tiirt.O.DMll.XIV.ft^Ar?*r.
.. Y. I. -Turf. I ViUxtg* V. S.-#V. IU'"WJI'
."
. Mb.
irr
.
"in-
T'-n^*
n;wr, nj^jrr, t.
!}
n.
3n*
(b. h. tr;; . on S) fo roimrcf, 6# ommmbML
i^ OT.
T
(4tnom. of err)
i) lo fmcv fAr rtmfMWtei
(eri?)
cftmtda or rfiacwf. Mrf. 1
7*
'3^ nmu yoorr^b "ns
(lUabl: W"*^l6) in ordvi to trc throofh tbttn tb
ymn of Jacob (in which ih priod|Ml vcnia of hbi tit*
oeoarrwl); Yb. M*; Talk. Om. 110. lb.; Qtn. B. a. M
(rtf. to 0B. XXV, IS M|.) stu
'
iVt^ orr^ aron run no
'ai what raaaon wm iboro for Um Bibla lo iaaort htn
I ttM tiMalo|7 of that *e.f--teb. 8t^
iorrn 3Ti n Um
[Seriptara oonaa and raoorda hb faoaalogy (Una. XXV.
IIX 8bb.ftft^'rn7anr9rri....^cntiaUpoarfbiathat
WM a tinnar and tha Baripfeara wovid aiata hia gm-
rf
;
a. f^.
9)
to moMMm. iNivM, iiNif iHiA
irt. Num. B. a. IS xav OD hf anron 4or*^ Uia
fptora dlatingniahad him (giviiv hin Uia prMlic* *f
ftrat olfcring) for Um anka of hia triba CMnaa. Vn. It).
.R.a.SJ'aitpr^T'^rr'wjpT^ not Joaaph iarankad in
raoorda aa Uia flrt>bom; a. a. Arrl
ftm. onm^
'V/V
!**
0^/"'V W;<"V;
nteiynj oflraemMt gem-
, of lyih'MAfe droetmt;
of diHmfmi$M hirlh, iwl^
Hor. IS*
"^
V rm -^ mr for this oa(UM
lit) is of lagiUiMte MrUh and Um othor(Umbastard)
not. Kidd. 70^ 'a>
'*Q
Tttmso foaiUaa in Iwaal of
daM^ant. lb. 71^
<<n
"
tan thia one (bo flrtt
qnarraliuf) is of nobler birth ; a. tr.
iSMpo. Orr'W, A1/A/KI.
crTT?
*> * rUnm
a
p
t^
fgim,
f.PeahrV,ll
'ffDyrerTrr"'^^"k.fVar.lF)
id to ba oonncetad with Amon, tba Jcbnaita; T.
Vm, 21* hot. 'an be -trs nm booalad to ba da>
idanta of Ike
S) to be emroOed in gmeahfiemt IMa,
rtcordfti. Num. R. 1. e. "ai
TT^
^^ they wvre prir-
to )<>tv^
their genealogy recorded bj the aide of
OMi E. ! I, I rvor r^cVe^ w^') (Mtrrti^
IM WM wiirli l Ika ilwtar of a rbaln
fjwwfrnj
fl *> XIV.tl^ Oa*. B. L . imopL I CW, V, I) flk
OT'tM pw4 o4 ! Balwi M
W* ba
flMMIi fr
-"**
' >
ntUUm, dMifiaya*** Taiv.
'i^ffofMW.
Mat i>M'^
J
Vk'-rV* n%^>
Twjj frpr^ (I,, iufcfc. O. i^ ^ I
^^,.,
If Um teat riutb II. ft) Mf* laianiad to flee MprliiafW
f
woltty. H
"Vf
bi lo ifB Mm bailr to in|iialii. Ta%.
r -9^ vr*n virorr ba toMf4a4 Umm ky IMrnMan
aid Iboto oi UMir JMlMW ta.
AApa. OffTV lo U wraft
rf. rawawliA Tms. Wmi I.
It (b. tail ^wr^. Tatv r Om ixi i^ Tm^ icbr.
Orr at (b. b.
rr; or^) <wmrfiMi. /WaMGff foioHm.
r.e**ri.
aKMn.l**^^TV^0i0O(llalf O-^boMM*
Um atoee baa no la^U riliHitl|. Y. Yeb. II. d* toy
OVi^ OhV V" U*'IX9* /rnd W"^) bavn ilaeaa lofftl padi*
graaaf
R8^pr.7tr Ib.Y.kdd.II,tr bol.nnrii
'^
rod if ba daaoHrad bar laanb m ba pntooi aT
Ufhar MrUi tkaa ba bad
ttnClT t (praead.ardfc)lharfiydbr
^
f^i
w.
Xidd. 71*
^ bj aaardri^ Ac; e,
^rr
I m. (b. b.; v.mij 10 raUatf
<
ftorv. aap.lri.
/bafad. foo$-oon. T. Sab. X,
*
bat (aapL a I Eliv
XXI, t7)
*
ibnrs rm ba walfcad baf^dbatad (hi panaaaa)
:
OMM.R. tol. ft^ToMa n*(iCto ahakXV.W)^rao<
^"baia* of wbatfOoaa it not aMan hotm of aanAabT;
. ii;r^;rr Babbw I Id* (rat to la. XX. S) 9tr^ssa
*
'bare' oMana in patebad Aoaa; m. tr.
PL SiV'^
',"^J^
yr.'
H. *
J
. ft.Vmm. r^j, Tnr. BiMbu B.'to
I, It; a. a.A n^rr. Talk. BaUi ttl (Boili B. to l,T
^fjT7)i
".a.
la. XX. t, aq./v. TVrr. lb. 4.
^n* n (praead. wda.) fa bo bmro-SHpo. i4}
'
l}S
NUijML rra h bo <ap>ar< foldb<aML Las.B.iMi.
(B. Job. s) errte-i f
j
'.i;.'
i6v -o that ibak foat a^be
not be axpoacd (that ibigr nrighft not takaaold); pl*XK
'3^
W^. ' VJ and yet tb^ did take aaU. lb. to I, It.
BjIT, epT
b. aama. to be rUdL oort. tnn omi.
Targ. O. Daau VIQ. 4.
Pa, rjr:, part. paaa.
tf^ wore Tait. y
*]'j!>
'. B. (praead. wda ) I) borrfooleJmem. Rtb B.
to 1. 7,
T. C^ L Talk. Jar. ttt, v. rr*.
)
/jnfaii i ni-ai.
Maklwb. in, t Vnm ti ntVQ in the aeaaoo of footMiraa
(of aatmala) or of IbraiW^ (bn aiiiiaHniag Oa aal-
aul*a foot ia wtleonn to tbe owner); Tar. laai. rpBT.
. n 11.
no's
576 ?I'ni'i
1112''
(v. next w.), part. Hof.
'^^'^'0,
q. v.
STQ"] ch. (cmp. 3112) to he good, tvell. Impf. a'J'i\ Targ.
O. Gen." XII, 13 ed. Berl. (ed. a'^iai'^, Y.
nvji';').
Targ. O.
Deut. IV, 40 (Y. n-i'jr); a. fr.
Af.
n-ii^ix, y^'^''^
1) same, v. supra.
2)
to do good, be
kind. Targ. Gen. XXXII, 10; a. fr.
3)
to do a thing tcell.
Targ. I Sam. XVI, 1 7 XJWb S'^-J'i^ who plays well. Targ.
Gen. IV,
7 ; a. e.
niI2'^, V. riSTi\
: T
T ;
"1^12"^.
I pr.n. (b. h.) Ituraea, a district along the base
ofMount Hermon. Y. Ber. Ill,
6=*
hot. 'Dl XSI^ "b "^SX even
to Ituraea he must go and reclaim Jewish propei-ty.
"1112^.11, Sn^'D'] m. (v. -liirill; cmp. Mp"^) rising
pillar (of smokeX Targ. Jud. XX, 38 ; 40 (ed. Lag. niB'''').
Targ. Ez. VIII, U.Pl.
rT^";.
Targ. Joel UI, 3.
^D"],
5^13'^.
(cmp. N-jri, X-JS, V. P. Sm. 1591), to in-
cline, turn.
*Pa. 'K!' to adduce, prefer. Y. Ber. II,
4''
top IffiSSt n"'^
h't'^a
"1
X^l it was impossible that he should not have
brought on (in his lecture) a word (alluding to the exodus
from Egypt); cmp. Bab. ib,
13'' '51 NnSJiaUiX "^nn lino.
[Vers, in Fr. Ahab. Zion: t!^'^"^/, ed. Lehm. '^n'p, v. XPX.]
Af.
'^Xi'^y< to hand, reach over. Gen R. s. 38 xa^is "b 'N
Ar. . V. nVs (ed. 'n^Jlp . . Tl'^X; Yalk. Gen. 62 ^a^X) hand
me a pair of tongs (an axe). Gen. R. s. 15, end nx'^l^'^'^XI
'31
Ar. 8. V. n"a (ed. n'^'^'^^H), V. itn-iix. Koh, R. to III, 9
'Di n^ iT^^ "^uJ";^ ... ^3 every one shall bring for himself
something whereon to recline.
DDt^"^, Y. Sabb. Ill, Q", V, D-^ia.
n"t2"' t/etath, substitute for KIO (Dan. V, 26), by per-
mutation of letters called 115"2nK. Snh. 22*; Cant. R. to
III,
4
; V. -;"ns<.
m. (abbrev. of the Tetragrammaton) Adonai, the
Lork. Targ. Ps. I, 2 (ed. Lag. mni); a. fr.Y. Snh.X,
28=
top; a. fr. (interch. in eds. with 'M).
'"I
(interj.) O!, oh!, woe! Targ. Prov.XXXI, 2 ed. Lag.
(oth. eds. "11). Ib. IV, 4
"i^";
some eds. (ed. Lag.
mni, corr.
ace). Targ. Ps. XLIX, 7'x'"n'^nb
^^
Ms. (ed. Lag.
ill,
ed.
Wil. omitted).
5^'''':
(v. !]) oe.' Targ. Y. I, Num. XXI, 29.
i^^^v. xr
S^\v.1l!<\
TT

sn^^ V.
i<3i.
!]!25J^^|] ='rja ^!<i^^ Y. B. Kam. VIII, beg.
6''.
b^T'^.-j-, V. xii-]ri a. ia^i?.
"n^l, V. -nr
"l^I2^^ V.
^i-ji.
SD*'', B. Bath.
146'' Ar.. v. sn^':'?.
&S>
*
', JS^ ', U^>lS
'
m. hedge-hog, believed to suck
and injure the udders of cattle. Targ. 0. Lev. XI, 30 xb^
ed.Berl. (Var. XS^, xb^; Y. N^in npr:a; h. text npJX).
PI.
iViii
&c. Sabb.
54'''
11 ni^riaib . . ID Ar. (ed.
i5S<i)
to
prevent hedge-hogs from sucking them. B. Bath.
4''
top
Herod put around Baba's liead
'nn
nh'^ho (Ms. M. 'X^T,
V. Rabb. S. a. 1. note) a garland made of skins of hedge-
hogs which pricked his eyes out.
13?b'''"', Y. Kil. IX,
32''
hot.
i^S isb^ i^S? X^i
1^3, read :
i^S ^iSii
(v. bw), 1^5 Stai 1^3 being a gloss to -^h'J
'n.
D^a"^^ Da^\ V. sub
'^1.
..
J.
..
nQ"__ pr. n. m.Yemar, an Amora. Hull. SB"* hot.; a. fr.
y;^
m. (b. h.;
'(1i;
cmp.
'|1i)
[thick, fermenting,] wine.
Snh.
70=' in
1, V.
in.
8ifr6 Num. 23 (ref. to Num. VI, 3)
'31 aiTo nt 1 yayin means mixed wine, shekhar unmixed.
Ab. Zar. V, 1, a. fr. Ipi in, v. T^C?::.Hull. 4*',
a. e. Ijn onD,
V. UTp. Ib. 131133 blT "Jill wine prepared or handled by
gentiles
;
a. v. fr.P/.
ni3ii.
Tosef. Ab. Zar. IV (V), 1 sq.
Keth. eS''', V. pDQ ; a. e.
D llllj pr. n. m. Januarius, name of a legendaiy
Roman general who sacrificed his life to save his country.
Y. Ab. Zar. I,
39'' '31 'i
ni^^U
"J^n
nin there was
there (in Rome) an old man whose name was J., and
who had twelve sons. Ib.
i
biabp ....
IS
"iiSS therefore
they name it (that day) calendae Januariae. Cmp. DiiaiSi.
n^bair^., pbDlri, v.
r^^^^:^i<.
1^3'^'^, ]1D1
=
]^3^ISl. Y. Peah VII,
20''.
Ib. VIII,
21''
top ',1311 pun (corr. ace.) what are those?Y, Ber. I,
3'^
bot.
',13i1=')13iN1,
V.
!ini!!< a.
',13i^.
OT^, V.
Di?.i.
D'''^, V. ai. Y. Ber. VI,
10''
top (ed. Lehm.
I&n).
^^o^^ snio^i, v.
-si.
"O'^'^, Y. Kil. VIII, 3r bot.
ip-i3 '1,
read : 1331X
i&1i
"i
(v. R. S. to Kil. VIII, 5).
sr>.xsi.
^^T^J
V. HQS1.
-jV^rpni,
V.
"jiWipi^.
ni^n-)*!*!^
Y. Dem. 1,
22''
top
'ni 1111
p^
; Tosef. ib. I, 27
",1311 1111 'lOTiJ (ed. Zuck. only 1111 1^^), read :
ji3ilil1 '11 'O
rose-oil and (pooivov, sub. fiupov) rose-unguent.
n'
y
V.
-1"
677
'^
\<
,"'
V?^
/''
"IT"
Aiakk.
JJTT . ^
DTl^*,
v.ar
D*. bb^ (li. li.: te*. m|i. V.
%
l9^) i)
(4i.)
im)r '>
mftMf, tfMr; tiif mi, %; U U jm-
K to 111, '""m.. "ii^ ^^lovarpow
>
<<^
I
I < . Aiid I lioold ool ovrpovr ib doff lb.
6nbB*y>a* orn .. . ."^l^ osVe * your riartlbui uftl
')
not tmnA itgikltM ihtir Uth^r (Jmoohy, nod (yon
K
)
you cuoltl itiMUr ibm

fV^^^
"OH
"^
I eii.
Ift* top M. M. (cd. ^Ul Ver)i Nidd. mK-KcUi.
&
-^"VombMaoMb* oiBjr piMdta. Ib.imny3*
~S >li lUNy pitad. lb. 43*. a. t. "S^ to^ 3*V1
'^
Ui
-r mMv (hM rigbt to) j to bic lUv* 4e. Dor.
6*
V\ Tna9>
'^
rrna ba
t*m no erMtnrt eoold tand op (txUt)
bfbr the dvntoiui. Tmb. SO** Vb^ of an abU-bodUd
pOTMD.Yalk.StUi. i048'yirDnDr6'b^KOBeMMtUioa
her in marriag* to botb of tbwnTMidr. TIU. to
\ liV 'z^ nim!) lAqr i6 they eould not oooHm ttMir
* . with tbir moQlh; . v. fV,Eq>.Vto^(a>nnrt "W Vo^
--:<.b nrK'^) 7(yoM) M^A/ (JWdt, ofyiir, cwtcAidk. Sabb.
3^ na^a "OMC
'^
ttom tbt Bibl* txi (Lev. XI, 88) I
iit infer thai ropM and oordi ara iaolodad; Bifra
nni Ihu-. e, eb. VUI; a. . fr.Vb^ M tktt^ it
r
pomWe^atUwen (raf.toaB allaforical or antbropo-
iiboot utprMtion witb rafbrtnea to the Lord). Mekb.
Pialta, . 14 onv fiTOV 'S . . . 7St bs wbenevar la-
is entlaved, tba DiTina M^ettjr, as it wara, is with
n in slavery. lb. Vi ^unST Tic "Z the Iciaalitas mid,
in t redeamad tbyaeir. lb. B'shaIL,81iirah,
s. < i9 if rafbrriog to tba Lord's aja. B.
Kmu. ;*
,
V. r.^9, a. ftp.Ch. V^^
"^J^D^, V. prtoed.
'15*0^
Eslh. R. to I, S, V. -^^^p^S.
r -
U^i r
.*
f. (b. b.; inrtn. of Vs^) poirxr, abilUjf.
^.ml.^R. s. 16 ^1 pxorA
"^
lb rm xsts ^vz (nott-cvA)
W. > <<r tosttttain him, a6K ''TisbTnt
r*:- . rt to rastanaaca (ref. to T^ara,
1 Kings V, 8^, otnp. bs9S).
^(l^
>^2*
cb. same. Targ. II Cbr. XX, 6, . iten
rC^ (b. h.; T. ns) (o 6e firm,
ttamd^ be rigkLD*-
Doin. ns3.
Hif.
rirt^n [to place <qipoeite^ I) te admamith, rtfntie.
Ber. 31*
9,1. (ref. to I Sam. 1, 14) invSiib jnew . ..yitSQ
Vom here we learn that be who was in hia neighbor
'tio*
f
fbaa a i<ad
afd (it bving ! f' w^itoa)} n^in ^O lai
tba law afeoM a |
daaido (H bctaff il*>
UoMry). KM4. r
i ^^mv, I dUw. M.
Kac
4^ t49
irqito
'
*lHllMlaabM
dolof
I
a. fr.
mikfm, rinrn. SUMf^
^-^r-,
u mr^m, k$
J
mtiMiL
Uv. R. a. 97
'91 'r6 rr : .
i^qH cm i >!
with lOTMli lb. ima 6
r>'
77^ 1VV 06s aaa tkaf
afgva (iiiiiwftiny) vMk ilMir OrMluitj !!. B. . !,
btf.; a. tr.
Ifif.rq^eeaee, Oaal. E. lo , li 9i 17^ bsfT
^
<mi
y^) vbo daffw lo argM viiJi Aa.
**?!
^*?C
--
^. Taff. Oa. XLV. I. IWf.
0,E.ll.i.Tarf.O.O?C^"
'
-^
" fU-XXXUI.
0 VrT ad. BerL (ed. A . IT, t V^
Ms. (ad. ^nr, Vb^>lb. x&aJii i rrr ju. (a4.
)qf9{
a.f^.
nnW,Y. Babb. XIV, 14^
bol^ T.
ST, HT, V. ay-.
T t-'
IT (b. b.; T. S^) I0 lr, Miy /Ml; to liy< v.
nVr. Yab. VII. ft prsommV^ aba bad a aoaftwiMak
lb. 'n bOMT
"*
aftar aba baa giaaa Mftl^ aba aMqr aat
(T*niinab). Snb. ftS*
'^
W
ir
avaai he who bfs
thia woaaa. Talk. Baa. I4 ano n^K^maai Aa vaa
witb abild Cran tbaaa (tba aoala diipaij; fiHM^ TVn
M and Umj (tha fMala daaiooa) vara vftk ckOd ftwi
bim (Adam); Oao. K. a. 10 liri'^uj (aorr. aaa^, or tiHtao
Hof.). 8ot.ll^*iybRnovn9CBwhaaabakBaaladoni
to giTa birth ; a. t. ft. "Bertpate. '^ berm; nam 'etf*
bom of woman, Alaw lMf. Sabh. 89^; a. fr.>T.*ii|4%
*
jyy.
-^
lo 6e ftora, to ar^MMr<.Ba4a. I, I II fttou 1 11 J
'S^ an agg wbieh waa kid oaa H<4yDay. BakhJ^Strib 'S
"Sn on a pannaot blamiab appaarsd oa tbam. lb. T, S
Ti ^ ib*^ wfaaD aaotiier Uamiah dmll hava appaatad,
Toaat Katb. Vn, 10 [raad:] 'ibfV
pnnewWab onliMrily
appear; T. ib. YII,end, Si' fal.ib. Babb. 181* rim DP
hU day ot btitb; a.T. f^.Padk. B. a. 15 'i wim VVibo,
. tbtaiAvi. -in foHkeemi^, fmimrt tteal, rtmM,
Ab. If. T^n nr mrmba al iiMdiis alial maj laaalt
(ihmbiaaetioBa);Tam.SS*. ed.III.Ocrt^^p *nnn
D'*iVa "T!ta if ona foreswears enjoyiaent of tfaa jriflbrfi'm
(kboaa bomX be ta parmittad to dariva baaiOs from
tboae bom after bia tow (. Gam. ib. 80^Bi^l a)
Oa
faatiTa ritaal) iiala< am eljeei iiiiri teeemie mmSUbkfer
meeomaEefyDa^. Bala.
S*
0114 rmhoUa to 0mopin-
ion that nolad is Corbiddan to ba aaed oa tba Holy Deej,
73
nb^
578
V. nsp!|^. Sabb, 29*
110X1
'3
n^^ mm .. .^h^ X1p'^S>a be-
fore it was broken, it was a vessel (and not designated
for fuel), and now it is a broken vessel and, therefore,
is a nolad and must not be used as fuel. Erub.
46=*
top
'Dl 'D inb lini ia"D so much the more they must be con-
sidered asnoladSiC; a.fr.b)(in votive law) no^atZ, a novel
incident which changes the aspects of a vow and event-
ually nullifies it. Ned. IX, 2 'SS 'pnniS the court in trying
to absolve him may open the questions by pointing out
a circumstance since occurred. lb. 3 '5D "jS'^XI '33 'jHtlJ . . TU^
there are incidents which are and yet are not like nolad,
i. e. incidents which may have been anticipated by the
vowing person; a. fr.
Eif.
T^lpin 1) to beget. Tosef. Yeb. X, 4 T'Vi^tt} "^SB^a
because he is capable of begetting children. Cant. R. beg.
'31 11^1^ p^lS KSia nx you will find cases of a righteous
man having a righteous son &c. Ex. E.. s. 1 Vs<"lir'' p"'*lbl
D'l'n'i^ia shall Israelites beget in vain?; a. v. fr.

[Gen.R.
s. 20 niT'bla, V. supra. Keth.
72*'
rT^bia, v. iVjl"^.]
2) to
bear living brood, opp. to laying eggs. Bekh.
7*^,
v. p3\
Pt.n^':,"!^''': 1)^0 assist in birth,to deliver. Sabb. XVIII,
3
'31 nfflsrt nx
"pl^'^p
you may deliver a woman on the
SAbbath; ib.
129'^ mnn nx D'^n^'^^ri Ms. M. (ed. nx
"''3
l^lin you may take the child). Ab. Zar. II, 1
(26a)
-,^^j^
j^'p
'31 must not deliver a gentile woman; a. fr.2) to rear. Ib.
'31 iTijJ^r^ "'SB^ because she rears a child for idolatry ; a. e.
"",
""^^^ *'!'']
ch. same, to bear; to beget. Targ.
Gen. IV, 1. ib. 2 l^'^rij. Targ.Jer. XXXI, 7 '{ih-^ women
giving birth (h. text tTi^^). Targ. Prov. XXIII, 22 r]r:h'^
who begot thee. Targ. Gen. XVII, 19 T'bn; usu. l^-^n,
l^ri. Targ.Ps. XXII, 32 l^-^pb to create; a. v. fr.B.Bath.
9
1''
(prov.) n^b^-i
-fp
n-ah -pnita nnb^^i -ii-^ra Ms. M. (v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note) by thy life, the sixty (weaklings) thou
begottest, what didst thou beget them for? T^Vistl b'iB3'iSt
'31
(v. infra) marry again and beget one as strong as
sixty; Yalk. Jud. 66. Mace.
17*'
nib'^n t:"13 IT^Q-'X HTpy-^
whose mother soever is with child may she bear a son
like R. S.; Yalk. Deut. T^lpn 'iJ"13 rra-iX n-j^^l ^3; a.v.fr.
Af.
T^Wx 1) to beget, produce. Targ. Gen. IV, 18; a.fr.
-Yeb.
76=* i-tsi^lX in capable of begetting; ib. ""llblX ''Sa.
Erub.
104=*
is it not because
'31 ill^lX ^31 xVip 'T'^iop'i
he produces a sound, and every production of sound is
forbidden (on the Sabbath)?; a, fr.

2) as preced. Pi.
Targ. Ex. I, 16.Sot. 11
>^
."nnsibixb to deliver her.
Pa. 1^:? 1) to act as midwife. Y. Keth. V,
30=*
hot.
[read:] xn^^l,v. t:3n.-2) togivebirth. Targ. Ps. CXLIV,13.
Ithpa. li'^rix, Ithpe. T^^inst l) to be born, to grow, to
come forth. Targ. Ps. LXXVIII, 6. Targ. Gen. IV, 26
;
a. fr.Sabb.
136=* '31 m^ 'X a child was born to him.
Bets.
2'^
'31 XSI-ixn xn^-i^niin ns^n b3 (some ed. X^l'^V'^'^n^l)
an egg laid to-day was fully developed yesterday. Ib.
'31
'i*i'^V'!'r'^"' l^n
those laid on the same day. Hull.
9
Xni2>i1 ha X'7'i^':nx (not l^^'^nx) an accident occurred to
it which made the case suspicious. Ned.
30*^
(ref. to C1^13,
Mish. ib . Ill, 9, V. preced .)
^^i2i^ )'lh'^^'n:ri . . . X1^i:a^ does this
mean to say that noladim means 'things which will be
forthcoming'?; XIH "pn^^^nri'i 3"n . . nnsa xbx (v. mar-
ginal note) if this be so, does hannoladim in Gen. XLVIII, 5
also mean 'those to be born'? S^^^a
'"'^^'^''l
'^J^'^ xVxi
(=1'T^y'=;N'^ Ithpe. contr.) but what else? Does it (always)
mean 'those that have been born'?2) to multiply, grow
populous. Targ. 0. Ex. I, 7 ll^'^nx ed. Berl. (Y. "'b'^nx).
Targ. Gen. VIII, 17. Ib. IX, 7; a. e.
~"
m. (b. h.; preced.) child, young man. Nidd.
60'*
'31
'ipTI
"1
a young man and an old man travelling. Ex.
R. s. l; Sot.
12''
nS33 ibpl
'^
Xin he (Moses) was an in-
fant, but his voice was that of a lad. Y. Meg. Ill,
74''
hot., V. Oipinnx; a. fr.P/. t:'^'h\ Ex. R. 1 c. nx lO-^-ip
"T^ (yrXi) they spared the lives of the new-born. Kidd.
76'^, a. e.
'31
'>
niX?3 'n David had four hundred young
men in his suite; a. fr.

Fern. '^'^'^ girl, young tcoman.

B. Kam.
60''
ns'^p? nnxi
'1
nnx one wife was young, the
other old. Yeb. lOl''; a. fr. PZ. nilb';. Sabb. 32^ X"-i
'^
nin^. . . R. El. reports, 'for three sins women die young'
(in place of nilbi"', v. n^br); Y. ib. II,
5''
top.Trnsf.
^'^^1 young plant. Men. 69''; Sot. 43'', a. e. n3nDTr
'">
n3pT3 a young shoot (subject to the law of Orlah, v.
nb"iS) which was grafted on an old tree. Ib."'n
">
a young
shoot grafted on a young tree.
n^M
*_
f. (b. h.
;
preced. wds.) childhood, youth; way-
wardness. Hull.
24''
'^M'nyn in my childhood. Ab.Zar.52'>
'31 tjni'nVa 13b n'^S^ in thy earlier days thou didst teach
us &c.; B. Mets.
44=*
(not j'^nilb'^a). Succ. 53% v. TlJia.
B. Bath.
131=* '31 13 npiin
'i
I was wayward and set my
face against &c.; a. e.
i^ril'^T ch. 1) same. B. Mets. 44^ '31
^X^ n^niribin
what was his view in his early years? (Ab. Zar.
52'
imib^a, V. preced.).
2) v. next w.
Sn^T >^ f. (preced. wds.) =h. M'lsi^ birth, birthjdace,
family. Targ. 0. Gen. XI, 28 ed. Beri.'(Y.'wVi:). Ib.XII,
1
;
a. fr.
^<?]^T, S?)*]bi^ f. (preced. wds.) midwife. PL
Xmb^ xnnbii. Targ. Y. II Ex. I, 15 [read:! Xnii-QI^ 'r.
TTr:' TTT
* ' -
'ttti-
Ib. 19
imbi
(corr. ace).
Sni^, V. xn-.ib\
T : .
-
T I T
11^^, constr. nibi, v.lVii.
I^T ch., constr. 'lib') same. Targ. Job XV, 14 xnnx
""
(Ms. 11^1) born of woman.
\\y^ m. (b.h.
;
preced. wds.) born,existing.P/.D^nis".
Ned. in, 9
;
ib. 30'', v. 1^
Nif Ah. IV, 22 ni?ab '^n the
living are destined to die.
i<5l>^ m. (b>) howler, monster. PI. Iibi^i. Targ.
Job XXX, 29 Ms. Var. (ed.
"p-Jlli, ed. Lag. -pilli; h. text
,
D"i3n).
'^% Tb-;, v.n>.
"*''
m. (b. h.; ^h"^) born; P.^a lib"] a slave born in
the owner's house; child
of a slave, contrad. to vlD3
n3pa
an acquired slave. Sabb.
135''.
Tfr 579
0*T^1p
r:,
TT eh. MOM. Tmi. U.Oan. XVII,lt,t4^Tari. Job
XV, I i, V. -nV; oli.-JVw. ITT^. Tarf. 0. Uv. XT111,!.
(() 1^). Targ.'l.
1,
1 Ts-i (T!3 m 6)
"^
nrja*a ^m* (iK.t
lajf^*^
-ilHrr"'*'
"^V T...,. I. viif .
^\
b. Uxttiog.)
b^V, A-ofW;.
yb^(lial. roryVli,v.V>|l)lo<l}y.1Wf(.Y. tlt>MiLl,S4.
i\i. V^" Mm*. Y. Tumi. IV. t^ top
'91
rV
?0 P"
tb*)*
wrtit iliroogti tb town spying aad Wft flfftin.
HTTm. (prMd.)|y.-iT.M:W*. Thrg.r. II Kum.
XXI, 'l."
VTl^Tlrit
Y. li. ii(%i. \ m, i. I
'.
Br. II, S** "pb'

od. Uhiii. (olh.
Prov. XXX. 3. Targ. Jer. XII. IM )V:
lj|h^ TMg.Pix>v.
0, 35 ; M. fr.Ab. I, IS V^ kVti h who dooi not itttdy
l^ Law). Yb. 57*
, r. tr. *,;*cV' we derive; a. . fr.
fttru pMs.
q^V^i
'
K^'^V't
acctuimed, tued h. 7. Sot I,
e' bot. 'an v^
'^
rm'aeed to preaeb to. lb. . . rrm
v^^p n;::r nt^^^ end there m there a oertAin woman
mIi.< maclo it H habit to listen to liim; (Lev. B. .9 IC*r*,
); a.fr.[aMeU.IOO\ tWo.v.Cj*.)
r<r to Uack, Targ. Job XV.S; a.e.Y.Hag.II.78*
;' ne^^
^V*9
to learn (from yon) and to teaoh (joo).
Af.
r'V'Jt Mme, T. Ci^^t Y. ShebL V, end, 86
p
n&n
-=->
IcVit did you not teaoh xu thosT; Y. Den. I,
21*
top 'cb-jt (oorr. aoo.).
=i*^
nit rp>Sn,
T.
T^V>
yr
I, P. ^i*:
("^H
Vr) to rtrpy. Yalk. ProT.M
fV?-
:
r X. V. bWt. Caot. R. to 1, 10 (phiy onomn,
ii> :?)-' rcVnn
rVx-T^y rwoa when they go
on like apies) to eepy the tnie dediion.h.
V.
'-"
.
*^^ II (b. h.\ Pi, Vr to koiet, hoUov. Qtn. B. . 19;
SO -5^
rVx'Ta nWmn (r^trs) she began to ory aftor him
ith ber tail yoico. Pirki d'B. EL eh. XXXU; a. e.
^T oh. same. Targ. Jer. XLVn, S.
.t/.yyjt, l)^Jt nme. Taig. Ex. XXVn. 8S. Taig. la.
XXIII, 1
;
a. e.
Pa. b**?" same. lb. XV, 4; a. e.

Lam. S. to I, 1
r-r-n (xrrx i<*Tt) xVs'<:n3 nfne she began lo lament. B.
Hash. 3S^ sq. i^
''^^l
. mj L
^
^
-*. f, ch. = next w. Targ. Zeph. I, la Targ. Jer.
XXV, 36 rVs- coDstr.
Targ. Y. II Dent XXXII, 10
n^T
t (k,h.i tnmd. 4a.) ImmmIcNm^ ktmlb^.
YoM 7i* cfttA '^ . .
. r*
vfaM to Mllad
fwffa (Mp.
r<),
bMMa* II Mafi hmwfllow telo itewofM (mb^. -^
lutrn^U iMlk 70^ lop.*A PftVz ilrU rB. BL ik
^x^it,
Talb. 0k tot.
*yTf y. KIL tX. f* boL, T. rfV"
(ed. Lag. a. oih. ^ip, aoaM ed. Mt^, uutr. moc.). tl.
'ty. lb. XXXI, 14 (od. u^fTifm; ed. wu. ri^MMM
d. htV*!, oorr. OM.)
rT i: (b. h.; nib'-. ap. tfh) Ifatiw, a tw- die.
M.*ftaih. 4i> 'sn mvi n
">
fnOf^ i* ih Igypiteo
'*>lMa, , nmn.
P
V
TT
'. I.
; MBp.
n^
yU, a epMl* of loMrta
I
/
PMlk. fmkh^ p. M^ (plaj o 08^)
m'ttt T^ns r-s pV< S9 Ar. (ed. p^) a pwpl* # loMrt^,
qulek ae the tahal (v. M^); Yalk. DmI. tSS} Tmt^. KJ
TiMta* 9 ; ed. Bob. 12 p^ (v.
p^.
pb^ T. Maae. 8b. IV.bsy. M^ v.
p^
K??? pr. B. t. (-jV>^) Tlta, wife or B. Kahien.
dai^tor of a Beeh OloUia. OHl. 7^ Ber.l^ 8abh.M^
'^
nmo thoo trwiMi tbnt airimal aa if sbe wereYalln.
D^ m. (b. h.) AM, take^ ruertobr. Bar. M^ S-n ^nrr
ealknn (on landfaig). B. Bath. 74^ 11*^93 bc mp tbo
Laka of Tibarias; Vrcn s? the Meditwinneaa Oeeaik
Oitt.
8* Of
'
V
'
W B^; (Toeet Ter. U, 14; a.a. otAy 7).
Bekh. I8\ a. fr. r^Oi en the Dead 8oa; a.fr.il c*ar.
B.Batli. Le.; a. fr.Eep. a) Otf wrfig famd MOc
Cant. B. to I. s, . rrct.
b)
vm XT Ae fvnimi tf0m^
at sifting or in the milL KoL XV, S; (Toeet ib. B. Mala.
V, 5 only nay. Zah. lY, S (only tm).^ Ike rmflmk
in tMe tehu or oU prtm, tamk. B. Bath. IV, i.d) Ike
water remrvoir in Cftc ffolwinfe TampU. aEeb.t^;Ton
58*';
a.e.FOm. fbnn: ^^ T.Shok.,48^
Tf!^
(> o*r
a saeriAee) tar my
fa
mmaA
,
trs r9&W *t9
THBO tkij
ihooghi die flMant that sba had a iMWUMihi^e (iowf^
like a sea), resD rrsna 7& "OK said he to as, sha was la
danger on sea; Men. 64^ v.
n^J.
WT eh. aama. Targ. Oaa. IX, S.Tarf. I Kings Vn,
88; a.T,fr.

^Tam. 32*. a.fr. "'II1U UM 'l'n, T.praeed.;

a. tr.FL Itjrr:. "??: w^T.
*^- Targ. Ocn.1, 10. Tar.
Pa. XXTV,
2*
ed. Lag. (odL trr); a. e.Gitt 57* MliUl
"*
acJR (not rrocn) and thay scatter (his adies) overaeeaa
seas;a.fr.Brab.12*; B.HaBh.S$*'7rs...r^ 'Qvbea
B came np from the waters' (prob. fhaaweh of tiie
Baphratas; Ar.: ""VT pr.a. pL Yammte).
CnSC^ (^w*j2l!2*}pr.n.(aoRp*^orjaaaariai;a9.
Omoonny law^ru, lefoidary name of aa Bgjplian aor>
78*
nia'i 580 ps":
cerer, always in connection with 0''S\ Targ. Y. Ex. 1, 15;
VII, 1
1
; Num. XXII, 22 (O'^'nri^).Tanh. Ki Thissa 1 9 0'"l3r
T- T
^^IZ^, N!Q^ 1) <o speak; impf. ttp*''', '1:5'';;, v. X-CX.
2)
(cnip. "irx'l, 2, a. Ps, CXXXIX, 20 with Targ. a.\) fo
8<;ear. Targ'. 0. Ex. XX, 7 (h. text XUJ3). Targ. Jer. V, 2
"{O'^'i
ed. Lag. (oth. ed.
)^^^,
yo"^, h. text -i73X); a. fr.Pes.
113'' '31 ('^^'a::' "^Dl Ar. s. V. n?3 (Ms. M. 2 a. Ar. Ms. Koh.
'31 l^a'^'^iQ; Ms. M. 1 )'\t^)> l^p "lai^ai; ed. "^sn %'Ti'in^l^l, v.
Babb. D. S. a. 1. note) and when they swear, they swear,
'by the life &c.'
Af.
''piN, '^ri'^'^X 1) same. Targ. Jud. XVII, 2 (ed.Lag.
nri'^.':'); a.fr.Gen.R.s.26 ^^i^.v.fn^N.Pes. 1. c, v. supra;
a. fr.2) to cause to swear. Targ. I Kings VIII, 31. Targ.
0. Ex. XIII, 19 -^aii^ nx^ix; a. fr.V. ixnxi^^, "^oia, xn^aia.
' tt' tt'*'tt
U^IT,,
'^?.
m. pi. (b. h. ; t^TZf^) mules (v. Targ. Y. to
Gen. XXXVl"24). Y. Ber. VIII, 12'*;
Gen. K. s. 82, end,
V. osi'^rin. Hull.
7'^
(v. Pes. 54^).
"j^Q^ (sub.
T)
f. (b. h. ; v. -jiox)
[firm,] right hand.
Men. 37* "^3
tl^'^M ilTS as the writing is done with the
right hand, so is the binding to be done with the right
hand (on the left). lb. '31 irp-^S . . . -i::it a left-handed
man ties the T'fiUin on his right hand, because this is
his left (weak) hand. Lam. R. to II, 3 (ref. to "pa'^n
yp,
Dan. XII, 13)
'31
'^r'?"'^
"^^^^3
yp
I have fixed a term to
(the servitude of) my right hand (power); when I redeem
my children, I vindicate my right hand. Zeb. 62'',
a. fr,
"1
"]^1 towards the right; a. fr. Denom, ija"^,
f. h'^?^\
Jj^D"^!^!!, ^^y^iy^ ch. same. Targ. Gen. XLVIII, 18;
a. fr.[>17^^ Pesik. R. s. 1,
"1
p
J<2S<, read : itJi-QT II.]
"'^"'Q'^
m. (b. h.) Benjamite. Meg.
12'*
(ref. to Esth.
II, 5)
'3*1*
"1 nib "i-ipl and the text calls him (Mardecai) a
Y'mini which means that he is a descendant of Benja-
min, lb., sq.
"^
1^ D^^U: n^l and how the Benjamite (Saul)
repaid me.
DQ1', D^**^. ch. =h. d^i% day-time; (adv.) hy day.
Targ. Is. XXxiV, 10; a. e'. Targ. Job V, 14 d^a-^a (Ms.
dia^-'a). Targ. Ps. XLII,
9; a. e.
l^^^Q, m. (preced.)d^-fine, day-light. Targ.Ex.XIII,
21, sq. ; a. fr.Ber. 3* it1^ '"'there is theda3'-light(to indicate
the end of the night-watch) ; a. fr.

PI. 'j'^pa'^, "'a^a^. Targ.

Gen. VII,
4 ; a. e.Hor.
4''
'^pa'^a in day-tinie.
Cs"DQ
J
a word in a charm formula. Tosef. Sabb. VII
(VIIT), 1 X-iSm
"1
ed. Zuck. (Var. K'^sal K'^a'^, KiSSiai "1).
]/2'^) Pi. 'a"; (denom. ofpa";;; cmp. "ax) to endow ivith
skill, strength, distinction. Part. pass. 1'a>i'^a, f. nsa^i^a.
Hull,
91=* -p-iniT! 'an -|-I^n it says 'the hip'" (Gen. XXXII,
33) that means the strongest of the hips (the right); ib.
134'' '31 'an Sl-itn ^ai N3n here, too, we read 'the arm'
(Deut. XVIII,
3), that means the right arm; Hor. 12*3"n
'3Van n-iiran here, too, we read'i!7ie anointed' (Lev. IV,
3),
the distinguished among the anointed (the Highpriest).
Sifra Vayikra, Hoba, ch. Ill, Par. 3 'an nija^n . . . na
'31
"I'^a'^aU) as the finger mentioned there (Lev. XIV, 16)
is 'the right' which means the most skilled (the index)
finger of the right hand &c.; [Zeb.
40=^
sq. xbs N3-i:i3 sb
rSSt^n^ "liiax 'T'U33nb Ms, M, (ed. "pas, omitting X^X; v.
Rabb, D.S.a.l.note) the nx (Lev. IV, 6 I5>n:ix nx) would
not have been required, were it not to indicate, as the
fittest for the ceremony, the most skilled of the fingers.
Rashi: T^aX blister.]
Hif. [to go to the right, b. h.
;]
to do the right thing,
opp. b-^xauin. Sabb. 63* (ref. to Prov, III, 16)
|'^3ia'i';'ab
'31 na to those who make the right use of it &c. ; Yalk.
Prov. 934.Cant. R. to 1, 9 '31 d'^pa'^a ibx the ones stand
on the right side (pleading in favor of the accused) &c.
Sabb. 88'',
v, next w,
yy^
ch.,
Af.
'pa'i'iX
same. Sabb.
88''
TT^ 'pai^Xl Ms.
M. (ed. d'13'^a'^'^a) he who uses it in the right way (v. pre-
ced.) ;
Yoma
72''
nb laix'i (Ms. M. ')'''?''*?'')
^^ly*. m., ri'^JD"! f. (denom. of 'j'^a';) right. Neg. II, 4
'^n 11 the right hand. Sifra Vayikra, Hoba, ch. Ill, Par.
3, V. 'ipi; a. e.
DQ"' (=dda, ipa)
to melt, waste.
Ithpa. Oainx same. Targ. Is. XXXIV, 3 (ed. Lag.
'(Idani). Targ. Y. I Gen. XLIX, 10. Targ. Y. Lev. XXVI,
39 (0. "iidani).
IT, IIT, V. liia.
D^"]Q|;, v.
oi-naai.
w^v^?^
"^Sl^,
'^''111
pr. n. m. (abbrev. of Ijnr) Yannai (Jan-
naeus), 1) King of Judaea. Kidd. 66* -]ban
"1
(for John
Hyrcan). Ber. 29* "lanii Kin
'1
Xin Y. a. Johanan are tlie
same
;
(another opin.) '31 linb
'i
Y. a. Joh. are different
persons.Snh. 19* soba 1, "^ban'i (ref, to Hyrcan II).
Ber, 44*. Ib.48*; Lev. R. s. 9 (Alexander Jannaeus). Sot.
22''
(Alex. J.); a. e.2) name of several Amoraim. Meg,
32*.Y. Ber. III. 6*.Lev. R. s. 16; a. fr.
HD"', V.
i3\
TT
&'''"air,v.'3ii.
: T T
y\y,
V.
',!i3i\
1 13^
pr. n. m, Yinnon, symbolical name of the Messiali
(with ref, to lailJ
'1
Ps. LXXII, 17), Snh.
98*',
Midr.
'
to Ps, XCIII; Pirke d'R. El. ch. XXXII, v. ^V^.
t
IjV
Ml
BT
Tw Y. O^n.XLVIIl T*...
'
^ nrpr wti*iie > < > 4 1 M Imtm, itwf wm4
to pUnl "(MNt . .. a r. w . r.
|J4Mii4 tei IMtIk
184*':*
tmmttmimt
tlilliii piipiW<.
. ih0 MifNrt ! villivr 111* tmihrt'* of
- !.'
(il|i
iiMiii*). Mull. I tu'* (rr. it tmrc, i '
> . . . p
it*rt
'^
r^
for n ih* mm iowm h**; cmi a tlMM
fMtlMl. lllllll,9l'31'<^n*f*ll|||NM(MlMMlMr)
UflM II
i ^ Aot ttfp. Ilk |6
mUit WH I' I go le MtMol froM
on* pliMM la Ktioibcr (bill miMl |ifvt4 ft Mkool Ibr m1i
lllM).-0Ml.R..l^..lq^:.l^.-A*9;. aBMb.
\
'^
^^po nrlmary Mbool UMcbar, v.
li|nT9;
f^>^
-
(.
L Hm V. Mpim.ILBMlk B^
-^
^n Uuu
>-4MMUI dMOMli MmIMMM)*
Hpj^r II, '^'rqpr.: m.Mmr YbidU, toa of R.
II <
!>'
H. lUlb. r** lo|.
Sp/.r ra., pi. intpit:
(PT)
><<> Tu^ Kl TbIwitT
! I A(I
:] VT3^
r^vi
"^
^U biippjr Um bttoal tbat DorMd
t-h A ebUd.
Hrpir,y.w;ri.
PcX' rq;, . r*.
T.
n*",
ll^. n^ (b. h.; T. njij) to ofprm, Irmt
If, war, tammL 0o. R. a. M.
bff.
V<rm mlAv
r.\ Oity migbt sot Uuint knid MjrlBf lie. Oaal.
:. to I, A. Taalk Vaycrm 14 i"rani n|ra '<o Va whoever
"
nvo nt r^ homblod bM>
^S'J
1 cb., Af.
TSI Mun. Tarf. Bi. XVUI, 12. Turf.
. Kz. XXII, SO. Tarf. T. Lt. XX7, 14 irri6 (not
'3...):-ftr.0n.B..M
'51
rAT^TDTr jiVnibaiib^jr
not taunt hr, caUi&f bor a barraa wonaa.
y II (cinp. b. b. MM, a. ?) to A mmdteidti, mnm.
Af.
'>3Sst to MUM to Mttrrr, (firoitrfr. TWf.0. Mam.
WXII, 7; .
^C*3^t iO*'!)^^^ m. (eiitp. MX^U) nama of en
ftct in riax. Hn'lL ss'-'rinr-aa
'^
rrt Wa Ar. (ad. **)
the
orop. lb. 88* "4
. . . mAr.
. ( vds iu blood for kilUag the
t\i\x wnmu
S* 'J
I
T. prcced.
w
_
pr. n. nu l<wni> v<JAi)usr. t. o*^it^; cnn>. *ir^".
p*r, p*?^,
i<p*?* m. (v. i;HBp I) $mklimg, tUU;
yoHHg. Targ. I Saui. XV, S. T\arg. Jad. YUI, SO (h. tzt
*r:). Targ. Is. LXV, SO par>
'^
(h. taxi cmr Vc); a. fr.
Kida.38*>e^Qm'^ jroang batwiw; a,fr.JPt irirr. Lev.
K. s. 5, bef. (translating crrVv, Job XXI, II) TVrp^
th<>ir young ones (v.Qi. B. s. M; Talk.Job.90e).8)(v.
rpr**) broMt^, hri^.Pir. ab. Taig.P*. LXXX^lSMTt?^
(Ms. jwr^r; h. t^xt rrrTpp).
it. I. If. 9tn A r* III 11
/'
a.)
to I
1.- MmIsIi m M*d rMMi (V.
^J
V
'
fMiM rrt ic iipk
MHito
IW4IMI* Miir. tui. ! IS aitry^(wisito
g
to
4. Nob
)i
Yalb. Km* toO |nK ^HP IT^
^T9 hm miU
H)r Mpiba vMlM4alilMafUi{ Tali. Qtm 4k ymrV
y
^
.{ Mi^
PMO
(li
fTMbl
(
r90
to M.A.
h.... ji^aii4 boniMM) wtt^MAMcL. 9i..}^
irao
^3*1 ball ih mouth imUmmt tu
fm<
MMk la Ml Mil iia >!> i9ht. l*
to rfrva* mp, ahamh, & Mk. f t^ T rmn r-
(iIm
f!
nmnmni ftwa ibo
'
rvb
I. ^m |VI<'U'UI>'
dtmw owMlMK ftot mmotht < ^ 'br pot*
tloa or itoegfcuw^ artI lo bo d. -^iwmm !
partiiati Umm aro wibafWi alawtei ftwa iIm ttkmi
a. fr.
W
rrtn, p^
to ftov Mvi, /M. Paiu lis* . .
,
p*)nlb . . .
pj^
BMiv tlMa ilMcatftetoM lMk,
tbo oov dadra to gHro sMk, i. . Iko toadMr to
awdooa to lMk tkM Iho ppa to tow*. Bakk.
7^ Vs
p*^ TVKf^ awry vnripwow awMaili a MaaMi
V,i yiroBfu iig
'
yv
' (Y.ad.
TV)
'>* to
narva bar ahOd banalt Vldd. 1, 4 r^^ TO rn (T.
-rsb) if AafatakM-aUyaatlaa vMHMnaw tkLrp-tet
aad whtto *a aaiMa a cklld. Hantik.Il.t; Kk.M*
"ai nsv r^9*9 n woaMa wboaa taAaad <
aaniagpMiod. lb. M^ 'nrip^ are aa a rato i
woaiaa an of dalleato bsaltb. Iteaa. S7^ ^T7y^ n^^90
'31
la bakalf of tha avriag i naiM (iWj prayad) llHit
ibajr migbt ba abto to aaraa 4a.; a. tt.
p3^
ck. ama. IWg. Job IU, II
PT
(-
PHJ;
<
Lag. p^iK), a. f^. -T. Kad. I, ST*i Oaa. 1. a. M 'Vn
'Si'^ idn tba laab tlMi aavar flwkad (tha faai oAni to
Iaaae*a plaee). Bar.40^ [rtad:]
'91
TT
*^
PT
tbaj grow oat of tha yoaai, bat dmw i
iu a Bath.
71^ ^pr ip rroBrs ihqr daw ftoas tha
troondwhfchbaleagsto hiMMlf Ba.7* mupuit
'^
tha parts of aaaaioMl whoaa panaan ara booad by op>
poaitaSabbath liariia draw sobslBaeH OM ftoa tha othar
(t. T. Bmb. III. SI* qoolod ia praead.); a. fr.
Af. Trrait^
rT^I
praead-fl^.Tiag.Ba- II,f. Tatg.
Y. I>eat. XXXli IS; a.fr.Oen. B. a. te. awl ^rr 'pm
vbicb nofsadsaehachfld; T.KiLI,t7^top rr7*;0a.
B.a.Saiidp^ao(eor.aa&Xv.r?ni; a.fr.
arspT?
aorae. Tatg. Bz. II, 7 ; a. jFt Kyrr^ t. iafra^
Al
PC
moM. Tkrg.T. nBs. XV. S CT. I
r?^V I^HS-
I8aa.VI,7; 10(ad.Laf.l^^).
Tatg.FB.IiXXmi,7l
153^
(Targ. I. XL, II KT^T^
aaiab girtog mtk (h.
text rrte).Taah. Ki Thtaa S7
7^
. 1^^.
Kpr I. KpDT . (pca(d.) axiitoy. dUU. T^.
Cant.VllL I ; alfr.Hubl B. &, cud (re to Fl(3UDU,
5?--
582
r^p!"
2)
'31 '^
'iflS like the infant leaving the mother's womb &c.
;
Y.Snh. II^20''bot.
P/.X*t?3^,
W. Targ. Ps.Vnr,3 'pl^Ms.
(ed/3'i'i) ; a.e,Targ. Is. Ill, 4 (some ed. X^Di^r)
childish men.
Sfj5!!n
f. (preced.)=h, nj?5N, 11)5X5, yo?6M^ came/.
Targ.Ver. H, 23 (h. text n^D3).
Jj^ri^pDl! f. (preced. wds.) childhood, youth. Targ. Jer.
XIII, 27
;
a. e Sabb. 152 v. Tni. Taan.
20''
h tX^Tfipi^'y
X3"i'i3'i of his earlier days I remember nothing. Sabb.2l'\
V. Xbnial; a. e.
Wj^D^ m., pi.
H^?I55:,
V. x;5?^ I.
nP"' (b. h. ; V. I'O) [tojoin, fasten ; denom. TiD"^, whence
ntc;] to found, establish. Tanh. B'resh. 1 "j^nx "^l . . . nni
and with it (the Torah) he stretched the heavens and
established the earth. Meg.3; Sabb. 104*; Succ.44^ IITni
D'l'i&'i'i and they reintroduced them. lb. 20=*, v. xn^S; a.fr.
Pj.i&*, ^'er^l 1) to establish; to join in between.Y.Eruh.
V,
22= '31
'plS^rri
1in DlUir llO'^n -I3J;i: the Eastern Gate
was named the Foundation Gate, because there they (in
their meetings) established the decisions of the Law
;
a. e.Part. pass. IWiri. lb.
'31 "jia '^33 xinuj iiinn irUJ
it was named the Middle Gate because it was fastened
in between two gates ; a. e.2) to rebuild (a ruin). Tosef.
B. Mets. XI, 4 '31 n553^ 1?33>
10i'i;a iJ'i'in 1^ ^^X'' xb (not
la5>) he has no right to say, I will help thee rebuild the
party wall from where my (higher situated) ground com-
mences and upward,
'31 ITS? 'lO'^'^'a xbx but he must help
him build from the bottom (of the neighbor's ground)
&c. ; Y. ib.X, beg. 12'"; (B. Bath.
6''
iTJ^ls!:
5i'*?3).
[Cant.
E. to I, 2 "p 'rbs ^b xa rpyn innir the next following
^entence comes to found upon it a base (thus proving
that the reading is ^j'^'ii'^ and not "'^'li'^). Some eds. read
l-O-^h; Ab. Zar. II, 5 loba l^-^an; Yalk. Cant. 981 JT'SIO.]
Nithpa. IB'^n? to be established. Tanh. 1. c. '31 '3
xb D^irn
the world has been founded on nothing but the Law.
1&1', oh. same. Targ. Ps. LXXVIII, 69; a. e.
Pa. 'iB^ same. lb. CIV, 5.
Ithpa. 'i!3"'*rx, Ittof. lOinx to be fastened, supported,
founded. Targ. Job. XLI, 15,sq.Targ. Ps.LXXXVII, 1.
Targ. II Chr. XXXI, 7 X'lbiP'Xb (ed. Lag. X-lS^rxV).
no\ V. "iGT^.
rlO*] m. ("iD'^) institution, confirmation; reestablish-
ment. Men. 99%q., v. 'b'r^'%. Succ.
44" n"iX'^n3
"i
nniSi
the use of the willow-bi-anch (on Hoshanah Eabbah) is
an institution of the prophets, opp. fi'^X'^23 artS^ a custom
arisen in the days of the prophets; Y. Shebi. I, SS"* hot.
'31 D'^X'^as '^.o belong to the institutions of the early
prophets ; Y. Succ. IV, beg. 54'\
llD"] m. (b. h.; v. ^'o^) foundation. Y. Erub. V,
22'"
"in 'n5>t3,"v. 'ib\Esp. (sub. nstan) the base
of
the altar,
y'sod. Midd. Ill, 1. Zeb. V, 1, a. fr. "i:3lSJ3
"i
the western
side of the y'sod. lb. 3 (53*) nielli
'^
(read *i33ini, v.Kabb.
D. S. a. 1. note 200) the southern side &c. ; a. iv. Pl.
ni"iiD\ Cant. E. to I, 1 "'n nx r!33 rax Solomon's father
laid the foundations of the Temple ; a. e.
Jj<llD" eh. 1) same. Targ. Ex. XXIX, 12; a. fr.PZ.
X';;liD':, constr.
'''f!0'}.
Targ. 0. Num. V, 17 (ed. Berl. '^liO''!!*
;
h.' text 5p-ip). Y.B. Mets. X, beg.
12'' "^
'p^'^X irr^^l-iPi
both (the upper and the lower portions) are foundations
(v. "lO";).

2)
pi. rest, head-rest (cmp. XlO'^X). Targ. Y.
II Gen. XXVIII, 10 n"'U5'i-i
"i
mnn in place of his head-
rest.
5]iO'', Targ. Y. II Deut. XXVIII, 65, read: Cjil^pl
"l^D"', "T^0"'|^ m. ("lO"^) correction by example, coam-
ing example. Snh.
45* (ref. to Ez. XXIII, 48)
'^^
"jb "px
nta bna there is no severer warning than this (capital
punishment, and therefore disgrace by exposure would
be an unnecessary hardship).

2)
PI. D'^'nlB'^, 'p'^IS'^,
'^^,
corrections by suffering, suffering, trials, visitation. Sifre
Deut. 32 rb^ Cl'ixa "^''U) ''o'bS '^itib
"i
t'^ninn trials
are precious in the sight of the Lord, for the glory of
the Lord rests upon him who is visited with trials (ref. to
Deut. VIII, 5). lb. '31 D"a"ia "^fl sufferings atone more
than sacrifices. Ber.
5* nanx bw
"^
visitations of (divine)
love (ref. to Prov. Ill, 12). Ib.'^
'^
"|*'^S "pS'^nn are the
sufferings welcome to thee (as trials)?Cant.E. to II, 16
"^n
in I^U^p
na how hard to bear are sufferings!; a. v. fr.
b^"110^,
'^&1', IS"^" ch. l)(v.X'i1D''X)c/flm;2)mo.
Targ.'il Esth. I, 2 end
n'^ntlBi'^ "^iriab his prison clothes;
(Targ. Jer. LII, 33 n-^-iltJ-^X).P/. 'p)!l&^
'&'^^ ''l1&^^ 'lO"]-
Targ. Lam. Ill, 6.Targ. Is. XXVIU, 22 (ed. Wil-'aO-;).
2) chastisement, suffering. Tai-g. Jer. XXX, 14.

PL as
ab. lb. 11 (v. X-lilCX II). Targ. Y. Lev. XX,
5;
a.fr.Ber.
60* '31 "lyn
"1
Ms. M. (ed. D'^'niD'i h. form) that man desires
to bring suffering upon himself. B. Mets.
84*' "^
ri'b'S h'^^p
he submitted patiently to sufferings. lb. 85*; a. fr. Lam.
E. introd. end
'31
I'^a'^UJn X^^flS'^': n^b lo'^a^ as if saying,
sufferings count to me for nothing.
DO";, t2D%v.-jiD.
Dn^a&^ DD^t3D^ v.
03^-jg.
"O], "^^n
''^
m. [healer of
sickness,] yasse holt,
name of a bitter herb. Y. Kil. II,
27
' top (not "h ^'1D^
expl. trh^ nntn) ; Y. Pes. II,
29'-
(expl. n3ian'nn).
n^D"', 'b
'^,
V. preced.
TOb"' f. (b. h.) pr. n. f. Jiscah. Snh.
69''; Yalk. Gen.
62 (identified with Sarah). Gen. E. s. 38, end.
DD"' (v. d?2G, X^b, X?2SiD) to close or to be closed.
-T
^ " t' t t t
Nithpa.
Q&'i^'n? (with
1"'3'i5>n)
to become blind. Tanh.
Tol'doth 7.
i
pQD|| m. pi.
(?)
(cmp. laafXTj) Jasmine flowers.
Sabb.
50''
V. XQOW.
^,
MS
D.B.
71. Hnli. XI. 'ai *Q-I Vy fVl iV Uiw flMlif to
- ^ > !^ <.r ilM HcHInm (agaiMt I>mi. If, t). Ikta*'
;> *o ii^^ wb*B tbr U {MMiMbilii/ to mM. lb. TiBRi
-*i una ir h* dl4 4(l. Ii* iliminMiw (v|ollilbU).
Scr^4v%f.r|I* Towr.tMbb.TI (TIUlT^Wm
Vwn ^
^
(mH*^oi) Md vbo <ftm w
p
n*m
)
>
s , Aild (pul OM mnrt) lo tli uibl| . fr,Ylk. I^m
V
'31
V^ "JfQfto (tilbl MUtir !># nil r<*::i I ...i
Add to wlinl ihuo Midtt.
mIAnI 10, <iimfr, mm* U II9
i& *i Tonn Mid Um tMood nm
(wilbout Abn^fAllag Um flt . _ r^l
two tIdiUoniU ymn (uf In i) wm given bin.
Babb. iaa yris r^o^r^
t
r M* M. (vd. nwn
^^
rfCjf^yt^) wbfo teltoliim gntw old. il*lr vilo grow*
wllb Ibvlr iig; ib. 'Vl fK*-
r .-. v. nVSf^.
IP^
eb^ ii/-.
tr^
rf0 iv*m. Turg. Doot.
Biibb. liA^'an^f^
v
a. I. nolo) I bovo not c : . odd
to tbo low of Moaoa. Y. Bor. IV, 7 : tbototo.
Port. fmm.
tjgfia, f. n^q^.
" ^-*
boi
tbla(tbo dobt oo iniorwi) wfr.
Mt/.tfrV^tohfOi'. XLIX.M; o.fr.~
Bor.t8*^teBOrre9t
-:
. uj bad to bo oddod
(lOOOOotnniodoieUtehoiirora). Ib. 'smst^'lll four bondnd
fbraa woro oddod; o.
<
lC^(b. b.; oap. *H^ ito t% up', emp. aw]
Jt-
y
I
^y?
to *atm, rihwiwi, fry. 8Bb.St*...'VT^
I h (Uie king) ponlaboa tbo promiaoat amoag Umoi
rebelUoos eititooa); "Vi " rrapn
^
oo did tbo Lord
Bsokiol in ordor to woob owoy tbo atao of IotooL
, Car. i*
'9>
VWO e:^ I would visit tbooi witb of-
I in tbbworld, in ordor tbottboir annoboatmgtb*
1 bo. Bx.B..8,oBd x: <fyTS rxsxn tbo atoffwboro-
to itriko bim (Pbaroob); a. fr.
HUkpa. '^(Tn, NitMpa, ysr^
to bt dUukmeif trifd,
fi " ^2 W '^rra
T
^'
jyy.tV
m oaod to bo viiilod
ooaoi ft>r ton dajs to. (prior to tboir dootb),
-
hot tbo dioooBo porifloo (fh>in da); Ttoot
MY. 8nb. X, S7^ ^roan Va '^na bo waa
>leU>ofhiflr<t-boniaoD.Taab.Koobl4
. ..sited with triols tbroogb bio aoB (boiag
a-Nkod to aaerifleo bim). Ib. Voyigg. f tsa T9 waa tiiod
by his OB (Jooepb boiag oold); a. o.
"IC^ eh. sam^ 1) to (te, jmI or. Targ. ls.XY,S |r^
*::*
ed. Log. (d. ipnt^: ; b. toxt ran); a. o.S) to bmiom^i
elf, to voK. Taig. Norn. XXX, 3, m).

Y. Taaa. II, C
top (quot ft. Mog. Taan. ch.XiI) "i^sa -^Qn (Ma^.Taaa.
1. c "CiO)
may vow (a fSut) in bia prayer; Bab. ib. IS*
(v. oorr. Tora. Ms. M. ia Babb. D. 8. a. L aotaa); . *iQ^
jRkpa. "crTTJt to ho tried. Caat, R. to U, ! H
'^ -
'a^ n^T) R. J. was tried and snflbred witb tonr to.
PC*, rfi''!'*.
-%
fXT (^ ! "^
r
yMr^
mum( hmi of no, as nrvw^f,
rpTv-n^ to.) ft
MMT fo 4a. flir o/i. teaf^irfc tol. M* (osfj. W. , orrv
Mma. kill,
Ml
V^VQ
9^^
(to irfao4 ibooi Iiimoii
to (o
pi
araaM
y)
iwl%anl Mtoi (igiiaai Mowai.
M^
y
'>i
fTf V rte 1T^90 ^V Mo. M. (od. 4 rrV9 O^
a alaoo agBiaai wbofli ttoy taMlao bto NMMOor oad to (Ito
Matar)lo io Hwoaai d by tto tootigailoa (^. ; a 4ao wbaw
MoMor, wboa Itoy laoHa ktm, yioMi
to.Jt vtot bol^ to
ibora IbrblMr-a Balluir(fi^ to4bll.f) Vo*99
'91
TTrOBV mo(V. Mabb. D. . a. L> tto fcMMW bdac
aalttwrMtoHa loi i by bt^HJWi. Ik fWfyi Tir
Ma. R. (od. n9nDi)laiaB ooMao dvwa al iMMoi (to ito).
Y. lak nttU* lop 'SI
wr-r W vm Xirblwwifap
(baooMo boM) aad laciio otbora
. a. fr^Eapu r^orr^
(wlibraCtoDoM-Xtr:
'
U *! iMrv
^fl
ty to
in*
^
tfifc.lBb.Yi
^l.9trmi|to...'9
tto aMtoftt fpoato to a kMd toai ito oaMlila^ (o.njD
to a low votoota. fr.-H. ur
ygi 1T^9.
Ah,U,U,dk.
ZVlfOad TTT^si '>am7Tnp'*Mn (od. NatooMor ...^rron
JV^.
rr?, nT7 to ** it^^narf i^
#< wy to to-
tH
9
liom; tola fiywf loirf, |lacb*,o.aapaa. RflMkia*.
T. oapnu BUM DoaC M 'Si 91 ts mn to wto wao to
to laokad to idolaify totoi Bm
^y
bto baad o Act.
ab. L 0.; Y. Yob. XVI, I*' boi. 9 r-e*S ime ^90
ofaMO to to ptaoailod apoa (to wwaWf MobI, to to aa
loogorawtooaHa.
Yalk.Ooa.lt7(9loyo^r^)(rHds)
'51 T^r
T^Mi t.
f
J I waa profaOad apoa. I waa par
aadid
, I gavo aiy i
Qoa. a. a. 71 (oorr. oee.).
KIT, M^ to bmnt forik, btooak IWf. O. Mas.
XVII, 2S od. Bori. (od. iq;
; Y. I H|-7 ; k. tost rn). lb. ta
"oy^ od. BarL (od. '?r^ 7). Tkf. FfeL CHI. U m* B^to
(od.a.Ka.f-^
^f' T^
to <<< *^
A*^
to tf<r. Tui.Piv.X,SI
rr9od.Uff.(olb.od.^g08;b.taxtao-). Taii.PLXIX,S
Tmo Ar. a. Ms. (ad. ^OOD a. 7^191 (Ctopu9et*9a a.9aL]
X!r
iii^pL<<f;(-b.enr;eiap m;ia.XXVIII,l7)^
^cr, OHwycr. Targ. Y. n B<. XXVII,S (wa.
T32f^
(b. b.) pr. a. to. .Met. I) l^to. If>,
ally ideatiflod witb OtlnrioL-^) R. /., aa Atoora. T.Hi.
U b^. TT*.
fForr^rj alt mm
^jnsL
TT, T?3 (b. b.; T. -W) to owafaf;
i^ 1)
"T!. T
to ^to^Mle; oap. to r
towtoaid to to /Wmm^m/c (B>- XZl. ,o.X Ddd.
! *n^ ^'noi to BMt oapioaa to bor bor dtoigBaliaab
Lo. TC^ ^cryo ^boiToitol tbroagb doolg^aitoa.r.'iP^
lb. T^ CTW IJT^B vta B07 * > deaigaate (a baad-
maid) for bto ariaor soaf Ib.^ *trB V4 nz". at if to
oboooea to bolrolh bor. to wmj do oa. Mokb. Mtokpu
s. S 'ai
1^ V& to nMiy gno bar to bto ooai, bat aol
to bis braCtor. Ib. ^
^p^
W^"^ bolrodi tor to tby
ISJ"^
584
p::
self or to thy son or redeem her ; a. fr. Part. pass.
f.
n'lSii'i^ designated, betrothed. Y. Kidd. I,
59''
bot. he tells
her in the presence of witnesses ^^ "^2
nit "^^n thou art
designated for me (as my wife). Bab. ib. 6* ma "^b
'^'0
if
one says to a free woman, Thou art &c. (using mST^a
for niailpa), is it a valid betrothal?
Pi. 2) 1511 to make an appointment, to meet. Lam.E.
to II, 13, a. e,, V. l^lSil.
Hif.
T^rin to appoint
;
part. pass. 15!ia designated, in-
vited. Ex. E. s. 19
I'Qi'i^ 'a appointed to receive the
revelation; ib. 'TCHh "pniS^O (Yeb.
62^^ nnT^n, v. in;;; Ab.
d'E. N. ch. II "i^Tia).[V. 1S!ia foretvarned.]
Hithpa.
^y^T'^,
Nithpa. 'i^inri to he appointed, en-
gaged; to meet. Num. E. s. 14, end D3> -11^12 1l?>1in3 K^\a
two who were not invited with Moses for the reception
of the revealed word. Ib. titlb ISIinnb "i3S< TTiS I shall
meet them (appear to them); Sifra Vayikra Par. I, ch. II
n:si nm^ (corr.acc.) ; Yalk.Lev.430Dn3'Tinn^ (corr. ace).
"1^"]
ch.. Pa. 15;: 1) as preced. Pi., to designate. Kidd.
18'^
nV 1?''^^ ^'2'^V'^ xn but betroth her he may?
2)
(v.
TW, l^'si'a) to forewarn the owner of a noxious beast.
B. Kam.
84''
HI'lS'^'i and declared the beast noxious. Ib.
24^^
'D1 !!<"nn "iTO'';;>b . . . tr^lbttJ the three days mentioned
are they required for declaring the ox noxious (mak-
ing the owner responsible, if the ox gored three days in
succession) or for warning the owner (i. e. that the owner
must have three notices in three consecutive days)?; ib.
41'*; a. e.
Ithpa. i?'^*y: to be forewarned, to be declared noxious
(ISliO). Ib.
84'' '31 nnn 'hi he was declared noxious there
(in Palestine) and was brought to Babylonia, lb. 24^iy'^*0
he stands forewarned. Ib.
37*'
'XI Kin D'-lll^^ he stands
forewarned with reference to damage done to oxen only
;
"^Dia inbl3^ nib 'X he stands forewarned with reference
to all kinds (oxen, asses and camels); a. e.
m^?*', V. n^^ri.
T t : T :
ICiTl'^^
() P""-
n- pi- Yaadut. Y. Dem. II,
22''
top ')TO
'11; Tosef. Shebi. IV, 10 lii-nSi "pS ed.Zuck. (ed.
Qi^iSi 'pS),
113']', T^S?"^^ m. (151) designation, esp. betrothal of
a Hebrew handmaid to the owner or his son. Kidd. IS''
'31 IIXIUJ13
'1
does yiud have the effect of marriage or of
betrothal? Ib.
'i ilUTTip,
v. 1?\ Ib.
19=^
^1152 xbx
'1
"pst
yiud is legal only when he for whom the handmaid is
designated is of age. Ib. nsia X^X
1
'pX t/iud is legal
only when consented to (by the son), nii"l r.S>"ia by her;
a. ir.Pl. tJiTOi, 'pWi, 11. Y. ib. I,
69"'
bot. rib "iniS rilDS
"1
tjBa towards the end of her term of servitude he gives
her an object of value as a consideration for her betro-
thal
;'"''
.. .n3iu;!!<1 nsiTUa from the first hour (at the time of
the purchase the money turns out to have been given
(to her father) for the purpose of betrothal ; a.e.
P'52?^,
"^
Tl'^jl pr. n. Beth- Yazek, name of a court in
Jerusalem where the witnesses for ascertaining the New
Moon were heard. E. Hash. II, 5. lb.
23''
question as to
ptsi(as a denom. of pTS>) or pt^ (as a denom. of ppt).
127], 'CiT (=y'J-!) to counsel. Targ. Y.Gen.XLII,24.
Ithpa. li^injs; to take counsel, to deliberate, plan. Dan.
VI,8. Targ.iChr.XlII,!. Targ.Y. Gen. XXVII, 42; a.e.
nT^I" f.
("I?i)
1)
='1151.
Arakh.
25''
the son stands
in the^ place of his father
'31
laS-'bl
"^
(Eashi: n'lS'i^)
with reference to acquiring his father's handmaid as his
wife and taking possession of the Hebrew slave for the
ensuing term; Kidd.
17'"i:s5ib
Ar. (ed.'rib) ; B.Bath. lOS''
'iSJi^
Ms.M. (ed.
'yi>);
Sifra B'huck. Par. 4, ch. X; Yalk.
Lev. 677
':?iK
2)
(ref. to Ex. XXIX, 42 x;iN) appoint-
ment, divine call. Num.E.s. 14, end; Sifra Vayikra Par.
I, ch. II.
3)
(=nx'iin) statement
of facts, testimony, lb.
ch. II, Par. 2 ins IS fi'iiyi
the statement of one witness
(opinion of one expert; v. Tern. 28^);
Qiir iDUJ
'1
the state-
ment of two witnesses.
isb^r, xbsi.
jV^ (b. h. ; cmp. nb^) to go up.
Hif.
bi^'in to bring up, effect; to profit, accomplish. Y.
Sot. VIII, 21' Dibs D3io:isb ntnbsi'n xbl and you have prof-
ited nothing for yourselves
;
(Snh. 90'' dST^S driib"n);v.
r)1t I. Erub.
24'' '31 bi35iT2 inb a post helps (has the effect
ofmaking the moving about on the Sabbath permitted) for
all vineyard paths. Ib.
25-'
'n it does good (it serves its
purpose). Yoma47* ib^sin xbl and did not succeed (in ob-
taining distinction). Meg. 6* '3lbi"la IS^X will not succeed
in business. Keth.
10=^ '31 Qi^sn ib^SJin n-a what have the
scholars accomplished with their measure?; Gitt. 17'', sq.
Ib.
32''
(if one said)
bi5J1"i
xb nt aJ this letter of divorce
shall have no effect, contrad. to biJla IDIK has no effect.
Ib. bl^ nbjJ153U3 nbsn a prayer which was efficacious. Ib.
65'^
(if he said. Write ye a letter of divorce and) ib^sin
nb make it of avail to her. B. Bath.
100=* b^sia -|lbin 'pX
walking through the field (as a symbol of possession) has
no legal effect. Hull. 70'';
a. fr.
> I (b. h. ; V. next w.) pr. n. f. Jael, the wife of Heber
the Kenite. Meg. 15*, v. nST. Lev. E. s. 23; a. e.
5^''
II (b. h. ; V.
b^i,
cmp. b^X) mountain-goat, ivild
goat.B,. Hash. HI, 3. P/.
Dib^i.
Ib. 5 (26''). Kil. 1, 6.
Gen. E.s. 12.V. nb?^.
Sb^^, ^b^?^ ch. same, Targ. 0. Deut. XIV, 5 (ed.
Berl. Vis?';, read:''?i; h. text IpX).Y. Ned. Ill,
37^'
bot.
'11 nni3"15< the leg of the wild goat
;
(Y. Shebu. HI,
34''
hot.; y. Maasr.V,end,
52* xbiSJl, v. Xnni3-iX).PZ.
"pb^i,
Xibiyi.
Targ. Y. Deut. 1. c. Targ. Ps. CIV, 18 Ms. (ed.
ib?:).
Targ. Ez. XXVII, 15 (ed. Wil. "iibs^).
nbS?^ (or nb?^) f. (b. h.; V. brill) gazelle. Gen. R.
s. 12 ;^Yalk. Ps.
862
'(ref. to Ps. CIV, 18)
[read
:]
. . .ITn
'in
'31 nxiiina Xini Xin the gazelle is of tender build and
she is afraid of the wild beasts &c.
;
(Midr. Sam. ch. IX
nb*!!*).

"jn nb^i 'graceful gazelle', an expression used in

praise of a bride and also ofa scholar on his ordination
(v., however, nbs). Keth. 17=^; Snh. 14*.
!_
m. (b. h.; v. nss) corresponding; (conj ) because.
n^ 6M
"T
itMn (fur ail o>r i'
.....
li. Iltffl.'* . t<ol 111* MMMriiV
'f'tiraaoiu .-ra iiM BtiO* VMM
t. An/A y. ttHl(*r>miMiljr. Y. ttalil. I, I*, v.
rxfl
*^T (t>. h.) n^
q) ( l# Iml, to *i Hfml.
^^q|^ do Ml aOM hte (IMM), Ibr bt mm mAf
to
Mnojr
wt Vi howtfir,
m;.
r^
((. h.; V.
rv.
em^
)nM) (1* pMI.) to rir#,
j>r. j N . f.. .i.fr/r. Bw. !
Hiqf^
prto lU kltfMjrt aM Um
-
Uoii. lb. '3^n3*3V%q|^rtv oiM (hiioy)
Jofio4i.b.T^*-*'~?
-~^
"--

M Mat**!, v.rapni.Tvtn.
14*
of Um Law i<
^'4V hia )
iif th
iM); a. fi. lib. If,
.
, . . ,
XilMpm, *r
'- -^
-'--' "

(with a). Yalk. P.

?^i)i). !
T*T. rtad:
TTRpJ, ^^.i
Uiejr dtUbrAua
f Ah.Rnib. &S^ (! anifmaUe aptMb) i t JUi T?
>r Um Nasi (t. i^
SIM Nvm. IS7 ma
^ Uivv vera pUaiiinf ayaitMi bracl; Talk.
. 1 V XII, 80.
plan agaimt this man (ma).
*f'rr\^
^' toft* eomiml. Targ. Jod. XIZ, SO.
*p?^(T.pwoh.)tojwtifc
^A/Hi.
rrrrtt to ^ marmwd tN, to c rraaUnL Tarf
.
.Es.I.l-i (O. "irp;; h.taxttSp^). Targ. Y.Kiun.XXII,3.
r.
Job XYni, 7 V*. (td. p^WT).
[2p^
0>. h.) pr. n. m. JacU, 1) J. the patriarch. Bar.
'Sl^'^ ^pro tt^ not that tha aama Jacob ahosld ba
t'hf abandonad, bat 4e^ t. %CC. Qb. B. a.
1
; a. .
^'.
. J., name of a Tannai (or of tavaral Tanwaii,
)rkh llish. p. 30S). Ab. IT. !. Pca. M*; Bah.
3".
.e.. V, sr. Hull. \Hor. IS** "T^ p
*
"^i T.IV*.
X. beg. ST** "rr-^
p
'^
"n,
3) R. J., name of many AnK>-
nim, ejip. a) R. J. of K^tor Nibburara. T.Bce. III,&'
top, a. ft-., V. X'-^e:.
b) R. J. b.ldi*. Y.Bar. n,4^; Y.
CL.k II i? u Y. V e.< ni MLi.
#/J.f
4k br.
:0'
^.
i.4k.k.| /Wwrf. ft lUflkn* (mC |0 DMlXIX.i|
V
**
nt wha* la %%m r*4 a# MtetoaiiMal tailwili to
ihaforMM wka 1 of litoniaaaaH* . Nf^4
II-..I ,.,--..?-
^
wiilMMi...,tohf"rtMl,
asiar. Omc ft. tolll, 4, v. -^. a Ar,
l~r-.
*ir--7, -^f toviaft /WO.
affltod to fifMaitoM.
watoraowia aa4 Itohl (Mifw ^
a.
7^t
. *%;
a NaM. ir 0k I, II tor k MPtl
MHT? I k MM. /br< CUrtol Co#fM4). IWf.0.
Ea. It. I( I fh. tott tr1.
T*f If n.r. IX. I ad. Bart
iiV9-ri^(<b.
Uf.
a. . aa|Kii^X.ir|.

/I
**7*.
Targ. Prm. a^*, . lt4S^nnp|L
iir)tr
M-Of be
# -
f^^
fkh
tl.
'9fSi
^,
m.. rX, C; ptr9% r^(h. ki
^toirf*. |k
:r
1. a.
9n
(m0>tei< ^ ^|^ nv;
a. Ank M/.|
t ) o
fpmp
fMt:
ttm^
AB*V; laiiJii i. toMf^Hftm
(of boild): avifirtoWi (adv.) mtO, HgU. Vad. M^
toa
ambigwoM aapraMloa. r. OIQ) '91
yVB
^
8*0 ^rrv 'V
alii ttom ahowaat lo ft. . . .
*
appfwiatola bivMiib'ltr
'wwathtotbia liBii*)to ihaa; "51
r^*^
I* !(
pfotwtoia)thrtthayMwadhar faHtoHi fll#aaiiila).Bar.
- -
-hairalwaB argwdfw^ltigfc -**wl
roartoltagflkM*.a.a.^pV*. -ala>g
doaa of Ummto toJwtow,a aaalloaavhetoaaaaiarhMOw
ingl. lb.Sf*9 3naM^whotoaaaatorlkahaaf,Mi
good Ae. lb.M^i&-<or'^toaaaMptotoMdraa;a.v.
It.nt^ rrr, . r^
r%7
srr aUHIal Ab4i tor gia^
bii^ Paa. W^ wbaii of a ?mntwm ptyVpyrtTI
'7ta<v oMoTwhoMia iniaalj rfck (to lakiag
and aaU^);TkMaC.ib.TII.IOrV^od.lMk(air.aoiL>.
Hif^ K'doak Par. I. ek ni
-
^n* '*
ar-c 'xm if
(aoMMg tha poor eoaatog tor thair ahart to tha harawH
ha (who iMtola oa gimbbh^ toatiil of dfattfhrttofl to
varj AflUhL-m^ rs m abm^ kti wif/kl,
unwiit. KIdd. si' sb^ )n*^ o
*<
tha
privitoga of Ita laitoipllno raialaa wfaBgatoad toaa ai
(ap to tha jahOaa jaar); rrnesress...'^ tha pttoOago
of radaMptiiw to tha aaeoad jaar to otaip
vorm. Bhabo.
48*
'dl pn no
*^
tha asali
to atiiMgai (aofa astaodad) than that of hto
tothar waa; BaB. 4**; a. f^.OhoL XTIO. is Xak111,1.
. ra.*n
nf\ ktmimme niaw. mt^ iittL to Doat.
XXI, 10 aq.) foifdr c^pltoc with whoa tha CBfftv tow
ii har hto lagitnaata wifau Cidd.tl^ 'tt *Q vva
TO to
a pricat panrittad to maiij a gaatfla capltowtBaktl*.
lb. 107* *
in '^
KTOn^ha who MBRtoa agaalfla caplivo
will bara a nballtoor mm (rattoltoai.LaL a.ftLlla^.);
74
nfi'1 586 nt'i
a. fr.
2)
(cmp. Ilia) tvorth, valued. Keth. YIII, 3 (79^)
'31 ns^ N^n n^3 nms< -pau; (Mish. "j'^s;; "jn . . . "inis* . .
.
)
Ave assess the land how much it is worth with the fruits
and how much without. lb. Ill,
7
; a. fr.Denom.
f iS^, nD"^")
1) to leautify ; to make pleasant, popu-
lar. Gen. R. s. 39, beg. (ref.to Ps.XLV, 12) dbisn rpniB^^
to make thee popular in the world. Ned. IX, 10 rtlB'^'^
they improved her appearance. Ber.
43*'
(ref. to Koh.
Ill, 11) 'N 'Ki !j3 i3sn ins^ix r^"'2'p'n
"y^
Ms. M. (differ,
in ed.), v. MS^alN.

Part. pass. JiEii'^a adorned, elaborate.

Cant. R. to I, 1 '21 rail^l "la
XSnS was Solomon's palace
more elaborate and extensive than the Temple? 2) to im-
prove (land). Y. Sabb.VII,
10=^
top '21 nB'^'^'b IJSp he cut
the grass for the sake of improving the land. lb. n*!"!?!
'31 MB"'!''? QlUJa he is guilty of the offence of improving
the land on the Sabbath. Pesik. S'lihoth, p. IGC'' ]n3 ns^
improve thy strength (by practicing).
3)
(with n3) to
strengthen one's rights, to confer prerogatives, B. Bath.
VII, 2 1312 ^UJ in3 niQi^ib
to give the seller the prerog-
ative. Y. ib. VIII, le'' top DNr. '^0353 txra nn'^Bi-^ thou
hast (the Law has) given her a prerogative with reference
to her mother's property; a. fr.
*Pu. tiBI"^, with 113, to he made stronger. Peah VI, 6
[read
:]
'31 bU3 1)13 llBTi (Ms. M. Trtri^, ed. '^Bl'i) the prerog-
ative of the owner has been made firmer, opp. Sllil.

Part. nBlia (v. supra). Y. Gitt. II, beg. 44 in3 . . niainn

'"'
by two persons testifying to the signature her case
is improved.
Hithpa. HB^nii, Nithpa. fiB^r? l) to become handsome.
Taan.
23''
tlDn ^B'^l^nri Hannah, grow handsome, !inB'';;n51
Ms.M. (ed. tiD . . .)
and she did &c.
2) to be praised. Gen.
R. s. 59
'31 ri'^B'^va thou (Abraham) hast been praised
among the angels &c.
iD^ (b. h.) pr. n. pi. Japho (Joppa), the harbor of Je-
rusalem. Pirke d'R. El. ch. X. Yalk. Is. 334
"^1
!Tin"'Ui 15
to the excavations of the harbor of J.; Cant. R. toVII, 5
S.'Bil (corr. ace.) ; v. 3j5\ Ex. R. s. 43 '^l . . . X'^Tl'l (some
ed. S*iB;i) R. H. ..of J.
"IsPj
i^B']'
m. (tiB^) excellence, distinction. Tanh.
Hay6 1 (ref. to n''B"iBi,'Ps. XLV, 3) ibllJ "^n llT ""K where
is my prerogative (of age)?
HDIJ m. (JIBJ) bloiving up (of cheeks). Snh. is'' (as
a rule for appointing the Spring month, v. 3'^3X) dX
'31 fT'bS'ipb p-^BS -jSlbn
"1
. .dlTip (Ms. M. -J3>lb-a nsi,"corr.
ace. ; oth. Var. v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) when the East wind
is ever so strong, and a blow out of thy cheek goes out
to meet it (i. e. if a person feels the warmth of thy breath
blown against the East wind),such is Adar (and no
Adar Sheni is to be intercalated); Y. ib. I,
18*=
hot. flS
'31 p-^B"^ nsibn (read: -|3)lbn JlB); Y. R. Hash. I,
58''
top
'31 pIBI -["^nlb niB blow up thy cheek &c.
riTp^ f. (US';) beauty, excellence. Meg.9'' (ref. to Gen.
IX, 27)
'31 xnn nB"" bus iniiB'; (not xni,
v. Rabb. D. S. a.
1. note) the beauty of Japheth (Greek language) shall
reside in the tents of Shem (ref. to the Greek Bible trans-
lation); Yalk. Gen. 61 ini^B1\
riD'^D; (b. h. ; Pealal of HB^) to be beautiful, distin-
guished. Y. Meg. I,
71*=
top dlX "isais ^'^B^B^i (Ps. XLV,
3,
applied to Aquila, the translator of the Bible into Greek;
cmp. preced.) thou art distinguished among the sons
of man.
niS''S^ f. (v. preced.) beauty, distinction. Cant. R.
to IV, 4^(piay on ni^sbri, ib.)
'31 'i.
. .bn I'^ni^JSTU stin "^sx
I made it (the Temple) a ruin in this woi-ld, and I shall
make it a beauty in the future (some ed. I1''B'^B'').
"D'^S'^m., llJSp'^D'^. f. (b. h. n^B-tiB":; preced. wd.s.)
very fine, choice. Pes.
6'' 'i
XJ^plba Ms. M. a. Ar. (ed. tiB''),
V. Ni^piba.
Fl'D"D
_
pr. n. (v. preced.) Yefifyah, {Divine Beauty),
name of an angel. Targ. Y.Deut. XXXIV, 6 (cmp. bx'iBli).
?j^^,
V. -^iBX.
"D" (b.h.;cmp. nB^), JfJ/'.3J'iBini) to join, arrive (cmp.
!>{ni<), to come forth, apipear. Gen. R. s. 12 13^73 '!i 'XI 'X b3
each (part of creation) came forth in its due time (though
all were created at once).
2) to bring, transfer. B.Kam.
SS'' (ref. to Deut. XXXIII, 2)
'31 dSl^a 'fl "pXB?: from
(what occurred at) Paran (the gentiles refusing to receive
the Law) he (the Lord) transferred their wealth to Is-
rael, 3) to bring about, bring to light, reveal. Gen. R.
s. 90; Yalk. ib. 148 (play on nbi'B risi) i>iB1!l niDIBH
'31 111)131 he I'eveals secrets, and it is easy to him to tell
them; '3lt^''3a TOin JJiBin tililB^i he brings secret things
to light through his intelligence; with them he sets man-
kind at ease. Mace. 23*'; Gen. R. s. 85 p"nil 'ti nioipa 'Sn
on three occasions did the holy spirit reveal (the true
state of affairs); (oth. opin. v. riB). Koh. B. to VII, 1 (play
on .i:?1B, Ex. I, 15) rriJlX nUJSD nx ni"iBin;a she (Miriam)
brought about what happened to her brother (she Avas
the cause of Moses' peculiar career).

4) to lift up, raise.

Ex. R. 8. 1 (play on il31B, v. supra) bxittJ-i tlX .i:."^B1!l5a
'31
she (Miriam) lifted Israel up to God.1333 di33 'f\ to
lift one^s face tip against, to have the courage to rebuke.
Ib. '31 ilBpll . . 'B nsJ-^BinUJ she lifted her face up against
Pharaoh and turned her nose up against him (in angry
rebuke). Ib. fT^SX 1533 'B '>11I5 she dared to reprove her
father. Y. B. Kam. IV,
4''
top.
D_ ch. same, to appear, rise. Targ. Job III, 4 "Bn
(SB'in;'h. text i^Bitl).
Af.
"BIX 1) same. Ib. X, 3 Fi"Bix thou appearest (ap-
proving, h.text nrSltl). Targ. Ps.LXXX,2. Ib.XCIV,].
2) to send forth. Targ. Job XXXVII, 15.
riD"_ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Japheth, one of the sons of Noah,
progenitor of the Aryan races (Greeks, Persians &c.). Gen.
R. s. 36 (ref. to Gen. IX, 27) ^113 !lt that is Cyrus (the
Persians). Ib.
'i
blU 131U5ba . . . liJli the Avords of the Law
shall be recited in the language ofJ. (Greek). Pesik. R. s. 35
"1
buj lyitJ: Xin\a . . . 3113 Cyrus . . . who is a descendant
of J. Meg. 9'^,
v. WB;;; a. fr.
fkWT
' MmmmI totitiTac.
'^
Ve \>n r/rx ii. E. . iOt a. fr.
^* "
! (of iIm amttf
liiiUM), Mid it*)r IMIJ
4Mri
'
)>
tV^iH ^
**

iti4iil WM tMid >M

>>i* >"
'J^ l^afl
WP" IPTtD whl !*
tiyW
rh*n tiv(lti(> moon; MM-* ni.ji . ">1BliriB|^'
(V. lliiM>. I>. H. A. I Hoi*) euiw4 ! ! fhHM wkow IoIim
womiih went fuflitlUbh. V. I tVKT^ . . n33 wluM I*
MiiiuAl |>f>tiiuiicKl lo mir on goiAf al (oM lhMb
It lb. VI, I
'91
KfT
mS a vonum MnM WM mu ok
..,.1 .. t fr -I r,i <'./
to 0 fa fA' -<' -'^ fa
zvrrrtr
-
xV<T^ pa- -rn
ndlMidMaot
^(i Im WM da4; (Bni'
-a) to W rjt
y
nMiA Mti>
-
4) ro Iw MrMMl; tiumfl, (ruvix)
Y. KmI. II. bvg. 31^ -ifW* Vb -ai-
U tow cottMraiitK forbiil4ii act; Bab.
~~
r:
**
ihU tieladas Um mm of oa who
will dtarifw^ m Uw. Y.Tb. t,r lop
-
-ss Stbom tb* may bM^ (I>ml XXV,
ududvd Bb (lb P
'
jft
*
^
who Ik.; n. v.
^ . llaf.1.
7A' i(>|i srs* "TS errs tct <iiloct (h>ni Uiaoi
^- -
ib.crr3 rsr la drduct ibv KbtMiili day.Bap.
iiftm : ) 'I'^T. p
*,
P'"^"rV
*,
or oaljr
*
to fcr
' I
$iiaiU.43.Kid4.34':i7S3ltSrbisfkcd.
..r rAii4x| Um low of a tooUi or aa aja;
'-
atmi a>wy,to4e ikmtU. Katb.
'
^b1 Iba fbUowiof wivai bava to
without roeaiviof Ibdr K'tbubab. lb. 7 KST ah*
'--
'K X, 5; a. V. fr
) -r *
(or T?) lofoomt
. lo bt releiued: lo Jojiuiicr lo, hejndifMt
niis?
T*^
orvts 'W
appaar joaliAtd ba>
inru aa trvU bvfofv itodi Bx. E. a. Si ; a. fr.

- <"r> '^,
or
**
to compljf itUk Ike r
rf
uirtmtmit
of tkt
>y lb. II, I
**
tS^ ITS Ot if h raad with ai-
-
laty (wbieb raqoim tha raad*
k. III. 47^ boC
'31
rG6 vrs U
J u.ih whanonaoaca wisa AcfMekh.
i . V. fr.0n. R. a. St rcpom ^nn
HTKi^ a6
.<deind thy oath ; ib. a. 49 ; Lv. B. a. 10,
. VI, 4; ToMt Tob. X, S pC "tts *\ t.
ire rarrt "tts % t. jt;?"?. d) Wen
p
*
or
'^
to
titJtett out of
lAryrmtral rule, to it tpeeifed (althovgb
aing iinptied in (he genaral role). Bitn, iatiod. *VI ^

-
.~sr Vr
-!;"?;
sA...*^ iVsa rrrw vbatarar wmM
ave l>et>u iiupt.tHl in the ganaral lavaadyaiia
fain (in ihe Biblical text) in order to taa^ (t
oi mentioned before), hue been specified BO(tos|j toteaoh
imething new concming the specille caaa^ bat to taaoh
concerning the whole claca. Ib. TTSb *% r, "^ L Tarn.
<
"
rt^V) and for what parpoee are Utbes eapecially
.l^-a) -SKT^niff
: mu. < .&<
t I ,.
Jk>u
f tor>
I
fit'
li .
-, - ' .. _ -

OS iuii* tm to
ho tti lo
fo oat
'
mmko baltota Im
-ararmtfilMirifr
MwiM (dHM bjr dMir
l/i/. mm II to fair W /Wil. ftriy /W<l;
fa rvtooar. ^wlarfr. ar, . ^.^r. Vt, I beAaia aaltoig
btaad oae y.
"Si er^ irrvi (II
m
a I ba ilioa.0 Laul)
who iMac broafci tonli biaad ocarikaaBib(*.tt> M*
aa to K*SlBn or mPB|; Ik. ?**; a. fryAk Sar. 4t\ m. ff.
'nrsrDrtOTXv.^BT- B. llaa.f7*lnjTWn'*
-T) t9 rr!*S9 ir3 tbia ia aoi tba way Ibat rrftoeaa Mm
froai eia (ibia ia ao IWll atoMMcaCk (ba to aoi fal<4rr4t
anUI ba pay* Ae.
;
Tab. XT.T.Ib. ,a^ irifT^
T^
^
r*
'31
aba la aot rattovotf frooi Um paadWIl'iy of aia,
abo la aol paraUttoi to aawfy avaia aa
partako of Tnuaalk lb.M^ as (Mpm iRft* ka
aUaaaa bar wiik a loctar of dhroaaaL tb. nraeSan aad
If ba anrriad bar (afalaat Iko lam), ba mmtk Mmmlm bar
(divorea bar); a.fr.Ab.II. Il,a.fr. TSSrvrrvTirs^
tbnan take a aMa oat o# tba world, i. a. caaaa Wai to
loaa tbo Itaa a^nyawal of Uto. S> to mla4. Y Tab.
I, r top nrtt^ tsi btuu rrvfins tbo 0gkmM tbaa
doat (Iba law doaa)aiclada tor aaatkar naaaa (v.
Vom. B. a. 14, aad )irv* mIT^ let om
IvBoUlaaf V*api mit tbe eUarv; a. fr. S*Et6 (-Cb.
*pi6, T.
pf|t, or u'^Jj. T. zn) lo f&e tMrlmwim of. 9mt,
St* ; Kidd. S4* aran nt to rrvan tA aotaeo* (!<*' ZXllI,
48) IntinHUoa Iba aroaipHoa of woiaa (ftoai tbo 4aiy ot
dwalli^ la booUw); a.T.rr.3) to kmt to Ik n<to Irao
tktvmgk. Brab. 9*. t. Mpra.) tfroimn,pnaeKL Keik.
XIII,
8
'91 Ti n&ni . . . am -OB miif ooo prodaeaa
a aoto ofladabladnaM ajdaat bto aaiglibiir, aad tfco totiar
prodocoa evidanoa tbat tbo riahaaal aold biai a idd (aad
paid bim. wbteb be woold aot bave doaa. if be bad a
olaiBi). Ib. . Ib. DC, 9 33 nrxin if Aa prodaeot a latter of
diroroa;a.T.f^.5)to^paM^Jh9rM^Ib.VIII. S,v.nR^;
a. fr. Bip. idiomatie aaw: a)'*STi *rpn or TiCv.aapn^
toftelAe mdt mmimtofm yeraaaV emiflffimg mitik Ae lam,
e.
f
. to read a pr^rrr aad tbaa caaae tbo fiaiaaarto portoraa
hit duty as thoogfa be read it bimssif; to aef aa mmoHa't
beialf'egttHgtfy. B. Hash. m.& *ntTTTt rat 7ra^ 7
'fan tbcy canaotact(btowtho8botor)ialMinlfoftb
KS''
588
a'^s*'
assembled congregation, lb. 29* tt'^SlJa XlSiiy S"SS although
\
he has done his duty (has read the prayer for himself),
he may act in behalf of others. lb. S"^S1^ nrisslsi and can
|
he (the half-slave and half-freedman) act in his own be-
half?; a. fr. b) to collect, to claim. Keth. VIII, 1 ^sntl
'
mmpbn T^a K'^Slia the husband can reclaim the property i
from those who bought it. B. Kam. Ill, 1 1
l-iisnia X-^SI^n
|
!n'^"^i<"in T^^SJ the claimant must produce evidence; a.v.fr.
j
c) to utter. Arakh. 5% a. fr. ii^-J^V) l-'-an ifinis D1X I'^X ]
no man utters his words for no purpose (he must have
meant something). fS^ 'n to slander, discredit. Sabb.
97*, a. fr., v. ts'b. d) to carry an object (on the Sabbath)
out of
a -private to a public place, or from one private
place to another, v. Mir'n. Sabb. VII, 2, sq.; a.fr.
e)
to
secrete. Sifre Num. 88
'2^
^'^^ra "pxm . . . "b
0"^
is there a
woman-born being that does not discharge the food he
eats?; a. e.f)
rni!3 'ti to dismiss the Sabbath with prayer,
opp. G'^Ssn. Sabb.
118*' '21 TOO "''X^'ca those who dismiss
the Sabbath at Sepphoris.
J^^^"" ch. to end, only in Shaf. SS-'lS q.
v.
nS12\ B. Kam. lOO'^ Mish.; ib.
102=* '^n read: nx-iS-^n
or nssinn. Gen. R. s. 98
"^
rron,
v.:is\
3!2^ (b.h.) to stand, beerecl.'Denovix. nn'^:?;-;. V. 2S3.
Hithpa. 'SSr^T} to place one's self; to be firm.
Cant.R.
to 1, 1 (ref. to Prov. XXII, 29) !Tiin2 n"'3!2:n^ they are
firm in the Law. Pesik.R. s. 6 (ref. to Prov. 1. c.) Z'T^'^rn^ b'2
'31 n25"iB "'i'zb he will not place himself (praying) before
Pharaoh, the benighted (v. T^liIJn); Cant. R. I.e.
"^2^^ ^:tb
as'^n"' n"iin he will be placed before (ranked as the fore-
most of) the kings of the Law; Koh. R. to I, 1 '^JB^
'nji"! C^rx^a he will be ranked before angels ; a. e.
D^^ ch. same; Pa. ajT to establish. [Dan. VII, 19 to
ascertain.] Targ. I Chr. IV, 23.V. a?3.
"inill I m. (b. h.; nn:J) oil. Sifre Deut. 42. Snh.
24^^
(ref. to Zech. IV, U) ':i ta'^riaffia^ n"n I^X
'^
Ms. M. (ed.
'l^yjS
. . , DTtlSUJ) 'sons of oil', those are the Palestinean
scholars who oil (smoothe) one another in their discus-
sions; Yalk. Zech. 579.
"InlS'^II (b.h.) pr.n.m. Izhar, father of Korah. Snh.
109'' D'^nnsD . . . rr^n-inUJ
"^
p
'the son of I.', for he made
the world as hot to himself as noon-heat.
*5*12''
m. (ba*^; cmp. bsX; v. Wetzst. in Levy Talm.
Diet. s. V. "113) the cross-piece or handle of a plough.
Kel. XXI, 2.
^m^ m. (b. h.; 'S'SS) spreading, bed-mattress, couch.
Gen. R.'^s. 98 (play on inS, Gen. XLIX, 4) Tb\>n bl5J np-iS
'31 ST ''?'1S'; thou hast thrown off the yoke (restraint), thou
hast desecrated my couch, thy passion within thee was
agitated. Sabb.
55*'
(ref. to Gen. 1. c.) "i^SIS"^ K^X iriS'] n"X
(missing in Ms. M., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) read not 'my
couch' but 'my couches'.P/. t3'^?>ist'?, "pSW^"'. Gen. R. 1. c.
'>!!
nx hpb'p he disgraced his father's couches. Tosef. B.
Bath, III, 1 'pS'^S';!! ed. Zuck. (Var. Dills';?!); Y. ib.IV,
14*=
bot. 'IIS"^ the mattresses in the press (for the laborers or
watchmen). Tosef. ib. IV, 1 '^S^; Y. ib. V, beg.
15''
'^s.^_
the mattresses on board of ships.
^^:2^ V. i^s\
t'
pn^I'^ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Isaac, 1) son of Abraham. Ber.
26''; Num. R. s. 2 '31
53p
'i
I. introduced the afternoon
prayer (Minhah). Gen. R. s. 19; a. v. fr.R. Hash. 16^
a. fr.
"'
mips the intended offering up of Isaac. 1"iEX
"iba,v. "ifiX.2)
R.I., a.Tannai. Succ.25''; Sifre Num. 68.
Mace.
13''; a. fr. (v. Fr. Darkhe Mish. p.
203).
3)
name
of many Amoraim, esp. a) R. I. Roba or Rabbah (the Elder).
Y. Maas. Sh. V, beg.
55''.
Y. Ber. V,
9''
bot. Bab. ib.
33''
'i^'^iax "IS
"1
'"I; a. fr.b) mate of R. Imi. Y.Kil. Ill, beg.
28'';
a. fr.Taan.
5''; Meg. IS"*; a. fr.
c)
R.I. of Magdala.
B. Mets. 25\ Sabb. 139. Yoma 8l''.

4)
I. Sahora (the
merchant). Y. Ber. IV,
7'=
bot.; Y. Taan.; IV,
67''
bot.V.
Fr. M'bo, p.
105* sq.
nS''221' f. (XS"')
1)
going out, departure; separation.
Midd. 1,
3'
''I 'C^SS 'p^U^UJa used for entrance and exit. Ber.
IX, 4. Ib. 1, 5 wn:i'0 riX'^S'^. '^"I'^sn we mustrecite (the section
alluding to) the exodus from Egypt (Num. XV, 3741).
Ib.
12''; a. fr.Kidd. 5% v. n^in. lia^S nX'^S'i the sepa-
ration of the soul from the body, death. M.Kat. 25*. lb.
28'' hot.; a. fr. B. Mets.
107=* Dbiyn "p ^r\iX^T: thy de-
parture from this world.Pesik. R. s. 26 dbli'b . . .
inx-iS-;
when Jeremiah was born ; a. v. fr. PI. nis<'is\ Ex. R.
8. 1 '31
KS"^
"^
"^nia twice did Moses go out &c. ; a. e.
2)
expense, ready money for expense. Gen. R. s. 11 13"ia
'^a He blessed the Sabbath day by providing for its ad-
ditional expense; Yalk. Gen. 16 in5<i:i'^3. Gen. R. I. c. '^SBO
'^n (he blessed the Sabbath) on account of its expens-
iveness (Yalk. 1. c. nxsin iJBO). Ib. s. 39 ''^n nx n::SJr!y
(travelling) reduces a person's means; Num. R. a. 11. Ib.
'^n nx . . . ason St^UJ that travelling may not reduce thy
means; Midr. Till, to Ps. XXIIL B. Kam. IX, 4 (lOO');
ib.
102'' nx^I^n (corr. ace), v. SHXIiin ; a. fr. PZ. as ab.
Cant. R. to VII, 3 I'^niX'^S';
5<"i:la^a after having made
all his expenses (for the wedding); Midr. Till, to Ps. II.
Lam. R. to IV, 2 '^n 'p "inii nisn^^ n^UlS" made the outfit
of the tables for the wedding feast more expensive than
the costs (ofthe domestic arrangements). Ex.R. s. 9;
Esth.
R. to 1, 4, a. e. Dti^ rtunn
'' "1310
he showed them various ex-
pensive dishes; a. fr.3) rise ofthe sun. Y. Ber. 1,
2'
top;
a. e. 4) the carrying (on the Sabbath) of
an object from
private to public ground &c.

Fl. as ab. Sabb. I, 1 ; a. fr.,

V. nxs'in.5)
discharge of
tlie boivels. Ber.
62''; a. e.
S^LI"! m. (as^) firm,
irrefutable.
'''^
niax true and ir-
\ refutable, name of a prayer after Sh'ma in the morning
j
and evening prayers. Ber. II, 2 '^l n^xb inX'^l 'pa between
I vayomer (Num. XV, 3741) and emeth v'yatsib. Y. ib. I,
2''
bot. n">~inu: biy 'r 'X the emeth v'yatsib of the morn-
ing prayer, contrad. to
"^1
n^N of the night prayer (which,
in the Babylonian liturgy, begins nJI^HI n^SX, Ber.
12").
1
D^2?^ Syil^ ch. same, 1) firmly
planted, v. a:i3.
"JJT

)
(OIII|i
!V *
! 1 .
(h. loAl T-^S;.
Y<m 47*.
XVI, 3V. Turf. Y. B. t e.i n, a.
TTy^
f. fn:) tamdimff, nm /* llf rri as*. Mckb.
> . 10 nmas m^
*
r*
Um frti as* w
li
:m for) propboeyi v.n^^
!r!r 1 in. WMltrru, v. |r>.
ITX] 1 1 r. (b. b. rs* K*rt ; rr,)
tiaUmhm, wim oT
buiiiiing. n. niti. IV, I (!), V. urciitii, ii.ii;7^iti. i*
8*. ICrub. toi'*
'^
bsi mm! Ui door>piit of an Mtoosloa.
TuMf. N9R.
VI, 5.
rr^, ^TX. Targ. I*.. CXXXIX, mMcd^ v.
r
1,3*' top; YJk. (i.M 1 r--::- r:ir: >-
bwvni"' !o..k
Mwi. VI... ^,-4
,
Lv. II, 1) and lli mixing, liur. 13*^ KsiiUi &^ eontrad.
tonrr^jR
fr - r/ r
:- T.-.r !> w
r
Man. I'';
llull.* I3S'
.
"I'X' ("i^") n.
C^jf^) \) crtaiurt, creation. aoa.B.
t. 9 (ref. to 1 Cbr. XXVIl'l, 9) "sn Tcr nVc Vs TS BTPp
ara >'l a buman craatura i fonnd, bit tboogbt is ra
vaalwl bafora tbaa; MIdr. Sam. cb. V; Yalk. Cbr. lOSO
TV. Paaik. R. . 47 ^'3
"^
cmtr Afinm, tbo formation
of my baud* . Kub. R. to lit,
'
Kctb. 8* ^r.'.'i'i
'3*1 Tp^ attbondidat r^oice iL,. i.- (Adam) tutbe
gardan *c il DTy. C^r). Pamk.R. a. 26 nra^a THjt
tP . . . ona of tha four paraons that ara callad diTioe
craationa (couoaming whom tha Tarb ^OP b oaad in the
Scripturaa); Yalk. Jcr. 263 '^T'.2) T.
V
'
.i
'
^;
.
rn*2r| f.(prced.) \)formtdion,crtaiiiom\wUure.Yom.
W
"^
V!?^
* r^^rd* tb* tiiss of embrjonic formation.
I ~rcc: as wallas tb
it of tha animals, so
i-" th. u (Lar. XllXV) issuad after
tlmt C....V. ......
ji
.... ,.b. Xi). lb. iVm rrrx; tha for-
luHtion (davelopuieut) of tba ambrjro.Sot. 3*; 8uh.
82*
II "TV!
"^
r--^ --N
"
.vsbafbra thaani'
:
is formed, &e. Nidd. 38^
^
:-
"*:
wt> n>H> inabooiioaiBins
whose forii>
, :ontrad.to MTO).
Keth. &* "^SCin
"^
stT! tbere was one at of formation for
Adam und Eve (male and female paiaona combined, t.
Krub. is); B, fr.il nrry;. Ib. "wn
'^
TWthara were
two ditTereut formations. Gten. R. s. 14 (ref.to *cr>^ with
two *.
Qen. II, 7)
'51 '^
7C two formations, ona lafarring
to Adam, the other to Eve;
"^
n;z::d mnx* tbare is a
viaM* Mftb ni wfw mmmW, mm! mm a
ib'8iOi'9tWi>Bfn*y*Tmtitmasi iot.opartnfctt
of iIm MUWorMtli^fUni. tlwoUiaroC iiMWM
ly
'ia. Y.Yah.II,*bol-f|'*or'^Pf^(tr.^BF*lHi'a
wrAdUp. TasaC Kat B. KaM. Ill.t- Y li M-<>
atMl. It' rrrgfr\ r*a (coit. ami) j tmmt iU. \ III. .
'31
nrm 7 ad tmk. (Var. rrnT) a potiatjr t rMla4 on
M> laas Uma iwalva MNiIlM'' wwUw.
*]'*T!r M. pi. i'rr,) IpnIbtMf) tmmU tt pr^mm4
inMnt wr'iilivM. Tutmf. B. BaUk IIJ< 3 "TV* ad. %(k.
\ '. "TV, qwH. in aMBMMC lo B. Balk.
67^ e*-.:'
) i ..th. I. a.
0*-9 (V. BaM. D. R. a. L Mte f). Y.
.
-
9JfCfJ
to tfrmA. umfM. limnm^V^TV,'
U^ . lo I|nW, to pfTfore tkt fO^. %
Mf
fA wtattremfi te.{ la iW<<
C rriyfc inlA. XV,
ynXfUn m jJtV
' Mi4onais pawillaJ to wtWfa
tha ootMhaa, aftar hatag nsad on tha Mabhaih nifhl, far
ttsa doflf tha iahbaih iny. Ktilk.tT^rvn'bTrKnOttf
(tha gwrdlaas of tha poor) ptoaia far Mai Iha wfiro'
nMola far a ooaah. Man.
44* 'Si 1i& ftrin sha armagad
far him savoB ooaabaa. Oltl. M^ r^ in ha spraa4 a acroU
of tba Law (to Ha upon it); BaaL R. a. If, omi; Iteah.
lloclu I ; a. f^.Makh. VshalL. Tajhl, a. I Bnono ywi
ntsb and potting sprsadtags npoa (sa44fiag) thatr aa<
nuUs 4a.T^aat Bar. II. 13 HMBVi rv
?^
l6o '^^Oi bat
ha most not arraaga (lajr bafora thaai tba faO lastof) Um
Mbbuab; Y.ib lll.C boC; Bah.{h.trPMt.pMk3apa.
f. r^prs. Y.
Hff-
". ^ fct ^'
i<V"U Atakh. Tl, 1
To nsrs a spread ooaah (aappliad with ail ansaiarisi).
Pasik. Elthah, p. ISS^ Isi IwriD TVKKi aatf faaad U (tha
garaMat) apTMrd oaar his oooah ; Yalk. la. tM 9Sia 1RS9
(eorr. ace
'
6. Part. pasa. ?|:*7r. T
rrryi of a foldiag atool). Tg. Y. Xan. XXIV, & {itt
I be Tahamaela.
T ; I t:
*^P(^
pr. n. m. Yaloaf. Y. Taan. iy,*hol.qnniS*p
Ban T. is of tha faosilj of Asaph;OaD. B. life tXKX* rTt
*S> thoae of tha hooae of Y. he.
^
(V.
^)
[fe/b^awffj to bobmUui^ofrniHtm^
arvun).
Pu sqp to froaUr, Kaeeraye. Twh. ad. Bab. Vayarm
46 (quoted in 'Bashi' to Oaa. B. a. M) (rasd:) IQ am
'n t^
vfF^.
rrapn ^OK 'Jirm
q^^
ha 0aiaa) cowes to
disooaraga thee, hot tha Lord will look oo (v. r^Z) far
OS, as it is said, God win aea ttc (Geo. XXII.
8);
(Taah.
Vajara 32 tb cp^ a66t ao W9r%9 rroBT. Wt, proh. to
baread:qr^);Psik.lLiL40-|b
'f>.
^,
^"^ eh. savoi to fe o/rwsd (h.3). Tatg. U
LYll, 11 rcrr^ 70 m (Bnxt. rex-) of whom waat thoo
afFsidfl^.iSam.IX.iqnrinad.Iaig.CaoaM ed.:rrri);
ib. X, 2. Tkrg. Jer. ^I.ll. 16. Ib. XXXVni, l.
Cp?)
590 h3S*i
Pa.
CiSi^
tl^::
same. Targ. Jer. XXXI, 1 1 (h. text SXn).
Y. Taan. II,
65'^
top -|iasb
l:]^^ naiBS nS3 (read "i'^sa^b or
*7'i3^3ib) when the northern wind blows, be anxious for
thy bricks (thy buildings). Gen. R. s. 56 S"ina Xinn^ Ci:i
'31
beware of that man (Satan), v. *i5a.
Ithpe. Cl'^S'^nx to trouble one's self. Targ. Ps. XXXVIII.
19 (ed. Lag. ClSi^rx; h. text ax"ij<),
^'], SS^"], %T, 'X'^ m. (preced.;cmp. i*SSS<)cre,
trouble.tI\-'^. Josh. XXII, 24
'iia
ed. Lag. (oth. ed. "l''^;
h. text nsxio). Targ. Jer.XLIX, 23. lb. XXXI, 24
'^
^B3
troubled soul (h. text naxn). Targ. I Sam. XXV, 31 (ed.
Wil. XBS^) regret (h. text nplB). Targ. Ez.IV, 16.
pl^^ (b. h.; cmp.ppT) topour,cast. Zeb.112''; Snh.82''
psi-^n a non-priest who pours oil, v. np''S\ lb. 83* n^intX
'Zl^ pSI'^b where in the Scriptures is the wai-ning for the
non-priest not to pour oil &c.?Men. Ill, 2; a. fr.

Part.
pass. pIS^ (or pIS^, fr. psi3) cast, a poetic expression for
mortal, opp. to angel.pZ d-^piiS"; (D"^p!iap). Y. Kil. IX,
32''
top ; Y. Keth. XII,
35=^ '^; Keth.
104=^
'a,' a, e., v.Vx'nX.
Hif.
p'lSn same. Hor.
12^*
ITUXn Vs 1^ 'pp'^SB Ms.M. (ed.
'l^TiJ
lT^'i'2,
V. p3"a) they pour oil upon his head; Kerith.
5'> '-1
',^113 lb p-^JiTS. Yalk. Gen. 19 'z^ p'^-q
^''-Q
(Gen. R.
s. 1 2 p'S-y^) a human being casts a lens, v. D^^ia.
Hof. ps^n fo fie poured, cast. Snh.
92''
nnil ant pSI''
'al may hot gold be poured into the mouth &c.; Yalk.
Dan. 1062 nnin niD '-^.Part. p^fico a) msf (metal), bright.
Y. Ber.1,2'' top (ref. to pSI^ "^X-iS, Job XXXVII, 18) "^X-^a
'31 !is>;23 b32
'^
'like a cast metal mirror', at all times the
heavens look as bright &c., v. iip'^^'^; Yalk. Gen. 19; Gen.
R. s. 12, end.
b)
(cmp. ppT) well-joined, firm
(cmp. II Sam.
XV, 24; =5Sla). Yalk. Kings 185 (ref. to I Kings VII, 23)
'^
HinUJ dVi>!1 ill the basin is typical of the world which
is called mutsak (firm), as we read &c. (Job XXXVIII, 38).
Y. Ber. I,
2''
hot. (ref. to Job XXXVII, 18, v. supra) you
might think that the heavens become lax, . . . '^St"i3 ^"n
D'^p:1^ therefore it is said . . .
.
, at all times they appeal*
firmly joined.
Nif. pisi'^3, pis? q. V.
"122*
(b. h.; cmp. II^J) to turn, shape, form. Keth.
8=*
(marriage benediction)
'31
HX
'i
*nUS< Avho hast formed
man in thine image. Ber.
58*'
(prayer in a burial place)
'31 t!3nx
"^
"n^N who created you in justice &c. ; a. fr.

Part. lai"^ (as noun, v. ^si'^). lb. 11

''(in the morning prayer)
'31 !!<"i12 IIX
"^
who didst form light and create darkness.
lix 'nsi'^ or ^si"^ name of one of the benedictions pre-
ceding the reading of the morning Sh'ma. lb.; ib. 12^;
a. fr.
Nif.
"isi3 to be formed, created; to he fully developed.
Gen. R. s. 9
'31 rOUJno rr^sis xbuj is mip ere yet a thought
is formed in the heart of man &c. Ib. ^lsi '3
. . . Dllp,
v. ^'S\ Ah. II, 8 r!-isi3-j3l: for that purpose (of studying)
thou hast been created. Ib. IV, 22. Gen. R. s. 14, beg.;
Y. Yeb. IV,
5'^
top ti^'Z'db
'3
if the embryo was fully devel-
oped at seven months, contrad. to lVl3, v. 1^\ Yoma
85=^; Sot.
45'' '3
1'b'fln
'fl^il^ from where does the forma-
tion of the embryo start?; a. fr.V. "ilS.
1^''
ch. same. Targ. Am. IV, 13 ns*^^ (some ed. 1S"n),
V. -lis.'
Ithpa.
"iSft'ij*
to be created, formed. Yoma 85*; Sot.
45''
"lan"^^ .T^nsiSO^ the formation of the embryo starts
from the central portion of the body.
1^..
m. (b. h.; preced.) [shape, formation, whence] (v.
Gen. VI, 5) =nia^nn
"^
the formation of thoughts, bent
of
tnind, inclination, desire.aian
'^
or 3ia
'">
(abbr. o'Tii
or
l3'"i)
the good nature of man, the inclination to do good;
(personified) the good genius; S^in
"^
(abbrev. 1"nsi), also
only
"^
the evil inclination, tvorldlg desires; (personified)
the tempter. Ber.
61''
''"JS'^o, v. "im Gen. R. s. 9; Koh. R.
to III, 11 '31 nsa xb ^"na"! -iblb^X but for the worldly de-
sires of man, none would build a house &c. Ab. II, 11
'31 "l"ns'^1 5"iri '1*15
greed, sensual passion and hatred &c.
Snh. 103*; Yalk. Ps. 842 1"nsi "(3 ::lbU5"> X^TT that temp-
tation may have no power over thee. Succ. 52*..,Tin5>^
'31 T'lHS'^b IH'^2^ in the days to come the Lord shall bring
the Tempter and slaughter him &c. Gen. R. s. 22 p3a'a
ina-^ nx who indulges the senses. Ib. '^p'^niiJnb
?i'iS'^ N3 nx
when thy inclination (Tempter) comes to lead thee to
amusement. Cant. R. to VII, 8 f'S?
"^
the passion for idol-
atry, ni3t
'^
the passion of lust. Ab. IV, 1 IIS'^ nx ^:n3n
who conquers his inclination; a. v. fr. [Yoma
69''
U3ai3
113''
nx, read with Ms. M. 1DS>3.]
P^.. d'^IS'). Ber.
61''
(ref. to
n3'i''1,
Gen. II, 7, v. nn'^S'i) '31 "^ "i3U5
two natures,
the good and the evil. Cant'. R. 1. c.
'31 Kin
'i
13m two
passions did God create in this world, v. supra. Snh. 105*
j
DS'^nS'^ llto'i chasten your passions; Yalk. Is. 302.

[oilS")
moulds, v.
I'^T^M
"ll^j 5^"}^? ch.same. Targ. Gen. VI, 5. Targ. Ps. XIII,
5; a. fr. Sabb.*
156'' H'llS'^ rr^^bx, v. dVx. Hag. 16^ "^S^T
iTi13"'b iT'^ tp'^O when he can conquer his passion. Kidd.
81''; Keth.
51''
n";UabK 13^ V. Tlii^. Snh.
64''
T"5n
'1
isi-^n
this (lion of fire) is the passion for (tempter to) idolatry.
Ib. rr-iinsi '*^<; ^ani lya^S let us pray against the sensual
desire (the tempter to sexual indulgence); a. fr.
ri2" (b. h., cmp. X3'') [to break through, sprear/,] to
kindle.
Hif. n"'3f7 to kindle, cause to spread. Yoma VI, 7 (67'')
jaiin 11S<n TT'^ST'^-Q ed. from the time that he (the offi-
ciating priest) causes the fire to spread over the major
portion of them; [Ms. M. "iixn rii< n''SCTi)n from the time
that thou (whoever it may be) causest &c. ; Ms.M. 2 ns"'rili3?3
lixn (Kal.llX fern.) that the fire seizes &c.; Y. ed. ns^^UJ^
;
Ms. L. nsi'^^UO {Hof.) when fire has been set; v. Rabb. D.
S. a. 1. note]. Ib.68'' "ilStH nst n^S-cn he who kindles (stirs)
the fire, contrad. to tiinyn who attends to the burning
of the pieces. Men.
26''
"iisn ns 13 ni^rnU^a (Ms.M. ni^ittJ^
-iiKn, Ms. R. 1 n3'inir?3); Sot. IS'' iixn na-^nB^. Men. i.e.
hot.
'31 nixn pi'^snir n^ nn3;ao xls (Ms. r. 1 ns^naj; Ms.
M. n'13'^^, V. Rabb. D, S. a. 1. note) it is impossible that
the fire should have seized the major portion of it (at
sunset). Tam. II, 4 '31 'pn'^Slri I'^n^ where they set the
kindling wood on fire, v. NH-'^X. Ab. Zar. 38*, v. dSX. Y.
B. Kam. II, 3* '31 "ilXtl nx H'^SpS setting fire to each ear
It i:
'( com
u>immmtr Bb. lb. !
W
qa tia
yW. k
.I Itr. lo
U bodjr or lilt Iavo; . fr.
ifoA nn lo At Wfa.
to A, ,^, ,p
^^
,.^,^^^
,^
Ar. 1. V. n*^
Krrar.
^..,
'J <'.
JMI 'tb*
.kofll U, Ih,
' H.
.
19 (.,pi. trm am. i King.
%, i)rvn
H. ii
111. 10 nsstv
(otr. Mtb),
^ K^ih. VII, ar u.p tiq;^
V. n?:.
2p^
(emp.
aps) to A//f t,'
y^h. XIV.
io)n"oTVoQr
. wbJoh lb.
kinc or king,
tea
od ool: TiUk.
(b. h.: pTMMd.)
#mMfto,
6iii*..|l
r^,
'"'
l".{V.lb.lV.I4'bo.tok;
'b. h
;
cmp. Tp,
q
(to
,Mrrr.J to Aiini/
to b0
Vlk.
l,tMn^n^V,^(^,,^,
r U.y
iMr
tMkt wmr% on flra^V. -^5^
'
'
*"<#;
/ A htinti imio. Hull
11. i>g.xr
(rr.
ioi>ouxxii.)
it
WVb0Bi
norad
(forbiddmi)
od on til.
lur wm
too for bim. Yalk. L.T. fTii
''^W?roAiirwitoB<r/i).
Ur.
B.fc7(ir.io
-M U
doM act njr tlie An or Ui
altM-ahaU bo
<m
m
bat
i ii, n nnptip ntm
vm tho

iutir
into it(UM lur);
Vaik. I.e. nstoi
-
X^
""^ tin altar wm barnod
into N.v tha fli*.
U.
" rri^TRjj
BMn rn
. . . arp'tor
naariy oaa
'Stew
joan waa tha lira
boraiac
itaoinoto
.uii
.>i> iu
wood waa not
ooaavmod
Aa.
P,
"^E"*
cb. Mn>e;
alao to arf o /fre. Targ. I.. X
'"';
,^;
'^ "' 2 ^n?:
(vt.
yr^)
bain, bt i,o.'
'f lb
3. -Y. Veb. XV, 14-
fwadtj mp- wp-?
^^ tha strap
i on fira
(boated) and iho
baoeli ta
>-
"> '^^r^^Krrw Mb tha irmp waa .ot hawed
uit R, to III.
4. T. Infrn.
Bnh.
88\ t. irvio I
.nrx,n?v^ to atf on
^toirw. Twg. Lor. TUI,
^*
-M (b. text
cue*!, T. Tip*^j
. tr^
"^"^
'*"
bo aat mj Temple on fire.
T-T^
-rpwi xrp^
irer p-io glow.
J bamt
hit arm;
Poatk. L c
p. I14>;
ui.iN
,6;. xr-T'so
M,dbumtthaoed.Ln.R.toM!i
-\x jtTpi
strnp
thoo
ht aet on file o bomir
-
-)
;
Cant. R, to III,
4
r^rrp^
K^ (ft.). V. .N
-
,
_>r. TTto
6^ ditrnr. Ta,,.
Ler.X, le. TWg. II sa'm.
1 . 7 ; a. fr.
o
""rr^ tobeottfirr.
Y. Hag. II, 7r top n-cp
~T thy
teacJiar's
(BIi,h-,)
grave ia on fire.
Mt
*!) fcr Ik dl.rt,.^L^
.
w^iSl
lift*.
rTlloMaMt.fai
Kol^
on
il. to Vl, a
tn^ Ti V19 whmi
J)t lftlila>Ba
;lkaott>,tot
K. Kl. aay^
'91 79an m
<
yK
-^
wbleb
moko. fin.
4..; oai^ iL c . in. n!;
Talk.Ooo.M*<nV3-
^^
oM^^o
.ooo) all b..g. w.
..,^1 ..^^
"^
Ifbt not b.
.U.W
(IW)
fariho
fc. or O.Ir
F'frvhtm.
tut. Am. iV.
iMad.
Ug. rrr^. -,-. -j
(0.od.Amat.m^);a.fr.
uka eools
oot or a largo flfo (oa Um inpl
^'
^>T.(d.Lag.!
" .*(. Lag. jnp7.
B.llniH,
..(.Im. of B. Jow he. loam-
V
'^*^"**
!i^^^
''*^*^ AorMf.-il
rsr
Voma VI,
4 a-,e^
--^^
^^, ^, ,^
n,mtj\iT^
Ti^'^^ 592
1^:
(some ed.
npi).
Targ. Prov.XXVII, 3.Targ. 0. Ex. IV, 10
;
VI, 12 bb^^
'1
heavy of speech.
Sabb.
59^ '^T when the
shoe is too heavy for running.2)
dear, precious. Targ.
Ps.XXXVI, 8 (ed. Lag.
-ipi)
; a. fr.-Y. Kidd. 1,
58''
h-hl XEO:
'">
StSGD silver falls or rises in price (copper being the
standard)
'31
'"^
SlljnJ it is copper that falls or rises (silver
being the standard). Y.Ab. Zar.V,44''
'i
n'^'lb'^S mn 'pX if
the higher price (paid for Jewish wine) is very great;
a. e.3) honored, ivorthy. Targ. Deut. XXVIII, 58.Koh.
E.. to XI, 1 "traiX^ '"^l and worthier than the rest of thy
people ; a. e. PL
'T'^^TTl-
Targ. Is.XXIII, 8, sq. Targ.
Ez. Ill, 5. Targ. Num. XXII, 15; a. e.B. Mets. 2l'' nast
'^1
because they are weighty; a. fr.

Fern. S**^"^!?^, itn*!'^)'!?.

Targ. Prov. Ill, 15. lb. VI, 26; a. e.~PL ^TH^'p,. Targ.
II Chr. XXXII, 27 (ed. Lag. xnipi). Targ.Is. Ill, 17
n'n'ip';
'3"l ed. Lag. (oth. ed. nnfr"^) the nobles of the daughters &c.
1Tj!p]' f. (preced.) dignity. Koh. R. to XI, 1 tr^n nx
Xn*i'i"i31
"''2
(some ed.
'^'^p"')
thou knowest what human
dignity means.
"l^^Y*^}
Tosef. Kel. B. Kam. Ill, 2, v. '^p\
Dj^^ m., pi. B'^ajs':, )''^p^') (v. Wp":) restoratives, esp.
towels put on the hather^s head in the sudatory. [Oth. opin.,
based on the version C^^pi
(v. infra): tanks. V. Koh. Ar.
Compl. s. v.] Tosef. B. Bath. Ill, 3 he who sells a bathing
house, sells with it implicitly . . .'31 "pap"'n IT^a ed.Zuck.
(Var. 'p'^isri) the compartment for restoratives, but has
not sold . . .
.'"in
rx the implements themselves; B.Bath.
6?''
"pSS
"1
Xbl . . . "^n n"in ed. (Ms. M. D'^Spi, v. Rabb. B.
S. a. 1. note); [Y. ib. IV,14''bot. (defective passage) "^p^Da
'p'ap'l read : 'p'') DiS^S). V. 'pB)?.
m^^Dp"], V. 'i;5rT
"Ip"' (b. h.) to be heavy; (cmp. nss, x'^TSin &c.) to be
weighty, important, honored; [to be dear, precious; to hold
dear, v. infra.] Tanh. B'shall. 27 'si rtUJ^ bUJ T'Ti l-ip';
Moses' hands grew as heavy as &c.; Mekh. B'shall., Ama-
lek, s. 1. Ib. '3T b3> t<L:n
'"^
sin weighed heavily on Moses'
hands.
Pi.
'^p'^'i
to hold dear, honor. Deut. R. s. 7, end "3S
'31 d3PS< "ilfi^^l ^''15^ I shall make you great and hon-
ored &c. Num. il. s. 23, end (ref. to a citation "inV^aia
*i33n "iS
il^'^ni(3, found nowhere in the Bible

probably^ a reference
to Jer. XXII, 26 a. XXIX, 2) Ip^a D'lX itn rTTinan n^
'31 njniX (or "ip'^a Kal) as one (surely) holds in honor the
g'birah (king's mother), so did he (Nebucadnezar) to him
(Jehoiachin) ; Tanh.Massel3; ib.ed.Bub.lOnblpiO dIX.
(Gen. R. s. 18 nffiX"! mipia she bears her head proudly;
Yalk. Gen. 24; Yalk. Is. 265 nbp^, v. bb;5). Part. pass.
n;3l'iO. Num. R. 1, c. "'O ibir ',''3"l1p3 IHIX Iffip he tied
(and seated) him in his most honored (state) carriage;
Tanb. 1. c.
'31 'p5-i1p3 . . . .
;
ib. ed. Bub. 1. c. iniX "llTp
lb -iplal "i-i^llpa (Ms. M. -pinpa) he tied . . . and paid
him honor.
Hif.
1*ipiri
1) to grow dear, scarce; to rise in value.
Y. Keth. XI,
34''
hot. rtp^^i 'n the price of the field was
higher (than the amount due her for alimentation). Ib.
XII, beg.
34''
silipini bin rn, V. bit. B. Mets. V, 9 X^ID
B'^::n in'^pi*! wheat may rise in value; a. fr.2) to honor.
Tanh. ed. Bub. 1. c, v. supra.
Hof. i;^in as Hif. l.B. Bath. V, 8 rpini; B. Mets.V, 8
1-|p".n (Y. ed. 1-lipin). Gen. R. s. 35 ]-0'i:n 'n oil became
scarce (Yalk. Kings 228 I'^plH); a. fr.
ip ch. same. \) to be heavy. Targ. Ps. XXXVIII, 5
lip"; (Ms. in-^pi). Targ. Job XXXIII, 7 (some ed. np':x J/".).
TargGen.XLVIII.lO; Targ.O.E.K. XVII, 12',np':,ed.Berl.
X'lpS'^, V. Berl. Targ.O, II, p. 17); a. e.2) tobedear,pre-
cious. Targ. I Sam. XXVI, 21. Targ. II Kings I, 13, sq.;
a. fr.B. Mets.
64' '31
X'^P^
''X, v. b I, ch.
Pa. "ip^ 1) to make heavy. Targ. Lam. Ill, 7 (ed. Amst.
Ip"^, corr. ace). Targ. Zech. VII, 11 ; a. fr.2) to honor,
hold dear. Targ. Is. V, 2. Ib. LVIII, 13; a. fr. Targ. Prov.
XXV, 27 xnnpl^ri ^b'^n honoring words (flatteries).Koh.
R. to II, 20; Lev. R. s. 25 ni.p"lp!'n, v. X'^piol; a. e.
[Gen. R. s. 17 "Ip'^'a, v. ("i|5':.]
3)
to offer,
present. Targ.
Is. XLIII, 23 (not xn-p":)'. Targ. Prov. Ill,
9 ; a. e.
Af.
"I'^plX, ip"?*?!
1) to honor, treat with regard. Targ.
Ps. XV, 4. Targ i Sam. II, 30; a. e. B. Mets. 59* 11^^!^
'31 13'i'ill35b honor your wives (in dress &c.), in order that
you may be blessed with wealth. Ber. 48" nnpi-a Xp nx xb
b K'nplTa xps . . Ms. M. (ed. "^b iOp'^^'f Sfn
.
'. .) it is not
thou that honorest me, but it is the Law that honors
me. Y. Kidd. I, 6l'^ 2>"a Pil^XI "|13"i*npixn . . . ^Xlbn Oh,
that I had father and mother (alive) that I might, honor
them and inherit paradise; Y. Peah I,
15''
hot. "jinr-ipXI
'3inT^31; a. fr.

2) to offer.
Y. Bets.V, end
63'> inVTi;:^pi5<
pnias ''ip'IO
a Saracen sent him mushrooms as a present
(on a Holy Day). Y. B. Bath. II, end,
13*^ '31 *p3S<n nnpix
brought R . . . figs as a present; a. fr. [3)
to be heavy.
Targ. Job XXXIII, 17, v. supra.]
Ithpa. lp'^!'r?K, i|5'':5t l) to become heavy, burdensome.
Targ. Lam. I, 14. Targ. 0. Ex. VII, 14 (h. textn33); a. e.
[Ab.Zar.46'' Xll^bn n^b
Ip^iiX
ed., Ms. M.iTil^n
T""''!*.
V. "ip?.]
2)
to be honored, to honor one''s self. Targ. II Sam.
VI, 20. Targ. Ex. XIV, 1 7, sq.;
a.fr.-Snh.46''
1p"i?Ol '^Z'^ln 13
'31 (Ms. M. "^l^rp,
"^^Tl'^b &c.) that Abraham be honored
through her (at her funeral). Ib. '31 '^:ip'^!'r^"l ...
"3 1-ip"!?
Israel will be honored through thee (at thy funeral), as
they were honored at the funerals of thy ancestors. Meg.
28*
"^a
inp'iinal '''i1p^!'riX they desire to be honored by
me (by inviting me); a. e.3)
to rise in value. B. Kam.
103* X3n'i3 "I'lX
flax grew dearer. Ber. 5''; a. e.
np"' m. (b. h.; preced. wds.) 1) heavy; dear, precious,
tvorthy; honored. Tosef. B. Kam. IX, 12 '^n
p
^H'^'^^r^'on
who is put to shame by a person of high dignity (opp.
GiaS).PZ. t,^"!^"], )'''^p\ B. Bath. lOO''; Meg.
23''
(addre.s
to mourners)
'31 111135?
"^
yro^ stand up, dear friends, stand
up &c. Men.
44*
"^
1"'53l its price is high; a. fr. Tosef.
Kel. B. Kam. HI, 2
"p'^i^-n R. S. to Kel. Ill, 5 (ed-'p-^p-^r
"p"lp*i*in)
the heavy earthen vessels used for boiling pitcl
Fern, rrnr?":, pi. ni-ip\ Keth.
106-'';
Snh. 43* '31 "1
D^r:
worthy women in Jerusalem. V.
1'^p\
2)
(norm) pre-
cious object, prize; choice. Gen. R. s. 67 (ref. to Prov. XII,
27)
'31 abi::? bia ii;r') XirriJ ... 113 in order that Jacob
T.
SM
'S^ H"z\> 'rrSr c--*
; c'Vlv o .
flr; \ >
Tt r^sun (biv ^
'^
7TS r^TTsn m m miivr Umii fatoir
mlitlii om MMl Uk* 111* lilMilafi, ltkb ar* iIm katm
r ilio world, dMr<l lo bim (Om. B. I .altpn*<p^n0
l|5^
iit.(b. b.; prcMl.w*l.) I) frmtly. ./ -nor.
Mtf.
lrt''rrpr i<. Kirib Vltf. iT>r^
^<
. ,'i.iiy
Y* ' .
^pa, PfcXXXVtI.fol
lilt* Uta mUl or
t
-ft D*y lb.
'|^* ^"^p*
"h. Min, I ) Aoor. Jifmi/g. Tuif. K.
XVI. 7. TrK. lVLXXXVIl.il. Ib.Vlll.* M*. (td ir;ri|.
V. "Hpi); . IV. Br. a u.p

ip
ll. M.(d. irpWi'liw.
Ma- y
.W?n) *^ or boaor (pmloiM vwwt). tnlt.
4^
'ai
'^
rmn an Awtnd eartmoato (Mdofto*, walltefi
*e.) for tb bonor of lb* diowmd or of Um MtnrlvuniT
lb. VW*3 '^"savon
wrtboM(ibanfivoioftlMiioaM
of Jtroboam) wortby of bononfLov. R. t. 34 mP*^
^ntr^
l*"^^ **** *ct* (lrftU tb**) oot aeeordiiiff lo tbjr
digitiijr;0ti.B.i. 17 r^iT^p^V. lb. ^T^Tn^rmVifortbtU
0t (part) of ihy (iiKDitj. i. . not wortlijr of tb; Talk.
Lav. eeft -pp im rVi, .
TP^,
Vlk. U 3&8 pn; v.
Xatb. XI,
84*'
bot, T^pin.Br.
! ir
'
jj
'
j TST n-arn
tha Lord Ukaa ap tb caiim of bit offirtMid dignity ; a. fr.
Pf,H^\ B.Kain. IDS'" bot
C7T".
trVn.x)^!/!^,
'
t. Turg. IV. XLIX, -STip^ 3Vr ^Ma. (ad. Lag.
SNTn; ad. "rp TP1) war* ba to pay tba prica for
radanptioD.Y. Babb. VI, 8*
boU (in a prob. cor-
aatanoa) f^ mrrc rm Ta-^ cpn
"^
tboogh
talaa (of tba aodal) waa but a trifla, yet ordar (eon*
Boj in daciaions) ia praciooa; Y. Yab. XII. 12^ top
|M>IT. aocX
ni")p^ f. (pracad. wda ) dimity, dignified dewieanor.
B. to IV, 8 (raf. to B-ysi jb.) TT*"^
rvm man
in did tbair dignity maaifett itaelfT
fcCjnp" f. di^Uy, T. TT^ cb.
12J^^
(b. h.; emp. vp;) /o clap, ca/o4 m a /rap.
JP^. i|yb fe be
admfffed,
lUdr. Piot. to YI.S [rad;]
Bare "nQiia tr^>>) 70a have ban antrapped tbroogb
ttr own words (Ex. XXIY,
7X
yon bava been caogbi
tUken oapUvat) tbrougb (neglecting) tbani.
JS
1^
(b. h.) to trrmble, fear; to revere; tommm, Sabb.
88> (ref. to Pa. LXXVI, 9)
'31 rw^ SK if alM (the aaitb)
tr< .U) she be at raat! Ae.fBar. 16^ narr*i
""-- "^
ear thy name.(Ura. aa paitkipla or
adjecuve) jrn m. Ned. S** (ref. to Mai. Ill, 80) . . . 1611
-ill!
f Mm.
K ^ h 'o IX,
7,
.rcWi'. ('k\x.4)
. r fu J aw*- tmtfHt tm^.
: aoc aajr aara
'
;
k'eM. pL nte^
Uvaa o lb*
(
baaai

lakor of liia 1.
!,,.. '
-^mmL 9mm. ^, ir.TT.
<
Um. B. 10 II, !
(pt^
to ad.) viMillmi wi 04>4bwtac III
YakwM^nfl.pa.
*<>*
iW.
M. (V. IM. O. , a. I. MM* f
JW/.
7^\ AH. ir^ fo
fcr
A,,^
f
Paallu in*iwl.,
^
IN*', a. . t' r^r
*to oHar iIwa iIm aayaM Im (f
t>aobapmo>tlniFan fr*:A
Arr. 1. a. Toms ft** f> ^w
(only fadbf a. fMor, Jwr X -> ,,.
*m fcM|ifc<f dMt. lb. n
-
^Mi
'
'*
aaaMiMatoliM4aaM,8UMganAMMaoa RlaiaaapM
rvlM, vbara an Rla avftd Jaadat; T. Bar. VII. If. Ik.
'yi im9 nrp^menA (Danlal 0014) HiMi H to
to call awa-inaplHaf fbr tba avfU 4aate If
for tta lM^; Midr. Till, lo Pn XIX; a. fr.
HUhptLn- ityy^DU it feared, rtttrei.
Xab.ll6^(r< -^.M) rAvTTi iri'^.,.rtnBB
'S^ vbaa tba L(i>rl aaacttia* jadgaaal on uL'm^mla, Ba
isfaaradandpratoadte.; Talk. Lav. MS.t) la r/M
Bar. 61^ '31
rgO ^TS rm -M art iboa wM afraid of iW
(Roman) goranunaalt Midr. TUL L r. idbn . . . XBsm
77r3 tba aaaoiy aatorad Hto boaaa aad vara sot afraU
(of tba Lord). Bs. R. a. 8t "ai i W}
'
[iti iuiuji at if
tba qnoaa to afkaid, wbat tball tba aanraau . . . dof; a.fr.
rWI
. t (b. h.
;
pracad.) I ) tola, of in; ^.-t|femr.
Bar. 17* Tin^ tha Ibar of ata. lb. 'a Sr9 naaiiiiai te
raligiooa aflkln. Koh. R. to IX, 7 ?i f^
'
]
*
mwm, w. pr>
cad.

^^ mxr (or "W) to do good (to vor^p) fraai muh

Uvaa of foar, opp ramre. 8oC 81*; a. fr., v. rq^Y.
8oi. V, a bot. '^r, T. iSr; a. V. fr.CWB nr" fcar
of tba LoH; MSn r^T^ faar of ate (v. praead.). Bar. i^.
lb. 16^; a. fr.-s) aAJM ^jTAv. i*^ Bah. lOT nrvn
'aiPrtrr: aba took her idol ot of bar boaoa. Paaik.
VajbL
p. tb^i Makh. Bo. % 18
vnf^, oar (Bgjpliaa)
deity
;
a. fr.Rrvr^. lb. rabaU^ Vayhi, a. I ; Talk- Ex.
SSO en&e '^
Vn of aU their (tba
Bk7P<nO gode.
nSTa. ifiaait
Mif Wite (t. L5w Pf. p. !#*.); (otb.
opin. atf&n^n$.} Toaat KiL I, ll ; Y. ib. 1,
87*
boC 7T1
(Ar. a. . c;ie: Tprn; R.&toKn.I,4 70; eorr. aec:).-
il mrr. Sbebt n, 1 uum "n wiU pwiav (widi
large leave*); Ms. M. ,\1UI) tl (. rniiiaifl).
ro^cra Ti (Ma. M. S T<erBn\ .Rabbu D. a a. L).
W^2T, f li-UJ
1
' eb. me. Y. KB. T, aF (R. & to
KiL Y, 'VUU
'
V\ read xt . . .}.FL
,
ttt n.
T. Maaar. T,
end, 58* (R. a to Maasr. Y, 8 fBCrv, corr. met^X
Q3>nn^
594 rri^n^
D5?n"l*' (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jeroboam, 1) J. ben Nebat,
the first k[ng of Israel. Ber. 35'\ Snh. X, 2 (90=^); a.fr.
2) J. ben Joash, king of Israel. Pes. 87^. Yeb. 98^
Tl"^ (b. h.) to move about, run; esp. to go down;
"^
'^
to enter; -a
"^
to leave. Tanh. B'huck. 5 (ref. to Tmr'\
Jud. XI, 37)
di"inV D-^lsir . .
.0"iinn ^S in-i^ . . .
i31
does one
go down on the mountains, do not men go up to &c.?;
ib. TO b^tX 1"iNl 'isn'^sn (ed. Bub. 7 ~bxi) give me leave
that I may go down to the court-house; Yalk. Jud. 67.
Men.
109'^ "p nb
"^
xVu3 tTt n^ when this one (Shimei)
who was not permitted to enter into it (the office) be-
came so jealous,
'31 ilb "Tyc^t^ how much more so is he
who once has entered it (and is to be ousted). Ib. ^3
'31 n^'O 'ij'^V "^b I^IStii whoever would ask me to resign
it (the office), I would throw at him &c.Taan. S"' 11'^^
D'^a^aS it rains. Ib.* '31 fi'^l'li'i D^n^S 'pX the rain falls
only for the sake of the men of faith. Cant. R. to I,
2''
'31 pnni'^ D'153 n^ as the water (rain) comes down in drops.
"^033^
'^
to take possession of,
seize, administer propcrtij.
B. Mets.
38'^ ni12;U '3^ '^^I'^i^ he who takes possession of
the property of captives. Tosef. Keth. VIII, 2,8q.;
a.fr.

1''D33?a
'^
to be compelled to leave an estate, to become poor
(cmp. b'nb":!). Gen. R. s. 71; Lam. R. to III, 4
;
Ned.
64'';
a. fr,
'^r\^'^^ n^is (pip) a sacrifice of
higher or lesser
value according to pecuniary conditions (Lev. V,
6
11).
Shebu. 21*. Hor. II, 7 (9^); a. fr. [For other idiomatic
uses, V. <^^>.]Part. pass. 11"i^
q. v.
Hif
Tinin to let down, bringdown; to lower. Taan. S''
'31 li-lin^a . . . tii^tt5my nr^Ua ed. (Ms. M., v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1.)
when the heavens are locked up so as not to let down
rain. Lev. R. s. 1 iTninn nx tllT l"!'^ Moses is sumamed
Yered (I Chr, IV, 18) because he brought down the Law
;
'31 n3'i3irn nx 'nia he caused the Divine Presence to come
down &c. Y. Ber. IV,
7*1
top inbllSTa iniX IT^lin i6 they
did not remove him from his position. Sot.
13''
(ref. to
Gen. XXXIX, 1)
'31 TtlU T^lin xVx llin n"i< read not 'he
was brought down', but 'he did bring down', for he (Jo-
seph) was the cause of the removal of the astronomers
of Pharaoh from their positions.Y. B. Kam, IV,
4''
top
"jiTibSSa 'Jl'^'iin he drove them out of their estates (cmp.
Bab. ib. 38*); a. v. fr. "^03313 Ti (v. supra) to appoint as
administrator. B. Mets.
38'' "^laiU '3^ mnp 'pl'^ilo we may
appoint a relative (presumptive heir) an administrator of
the estate of a captive; a. fr.T^ni^ xVn nbsJa nh neither
raises nor lowers, i. e. has no effect or influence. Hull.
45''.
Gitt. 52*, a. e.
'pl'^li^
xbl 'pbs^ nC? niiaibn
"i-QI
dreams
must not be regarded. Men. V, 6, a. e.
1*^1131 T'kS'Q moves
upward and downward. [Tosef. Par. IX (VIII), 6 Kimr
i^iia, V. T^nia.]'pT'iia xbi . . . "jibs-'a, v. n^s.
"jlD^n")^, Ex. R. s. 23, corrupt, of 'piSiTin, v.
"^^Snin.
[Y. Dem. I,
22'^
top some ed,, v.
,13i1ii.]
1*1
J_
(b.h.) pr. n, Jordan,t\ie river of Palestine. Tosef.
Bekh, VII, 4; Bekh. 55*, v. ni;:; a. fr,Y. Sabb. IV, end,
7* '^'^
nn-inS; Bab. ib.
83'' 'in n3iSD Jordan boats which
are loaded on dry land and let down into the river,

1.1 nBi3,
V.
nti3.
^^5'7")%
i^^'^l'i'^ ch. same. Targ, Gen. XIII, 10, Ib,
XXXli, 11; a. fr.Bekh. 55*, v. xnilST,
TT
'
"l^f1"l'] m. ferule (v. Low Pfl. p, 190). Pes. 39* "i
I'S
ed. (Ms. M.'^xbxi l:a). Ib, ^ Xin nt l^a (Ms. M. ^X^X) mar,
that is g'roar; [for Var, lect. v, Rabb, D. S. a. 1. note]
[Syr. X11-I1, P. Sm. 1630.]
i' l" m., n l1~l". f. (111) loic, common,
of
little value.
Cant. R. to I,
2''
&ib3ntt3
i
the commonest of vessels
(earthen); (Taan.
7* ninS, Sifre Deut, 48 5115), Y, B. Mets,
V, beg,
9'"
'31 lliana in bs the less valuable metal is in
exchange considered the coin, the more valuable is the
merchandise, Pesik, R, s, 13 Qi^n^n ^3^
'i
the lowest
of the tribes (Joseph, being a slave). Lam. R. to IV, 2
ISaa 1 (n^X) a wife of a lower position than himself. Ex.
R, s, 30 '31 ni-aixnUJ ib
do you desire to connect yourself
with the lowest of all nations (Israel)?; a, fr.P/. Dillli,
,i1!l1i;nil11\ Pesik, R.l,c,
11")*
I, ni"l^<^,
'^^
m, [prob. to be read: lili;
v.
^^I?*!]
a- "i"^"!^] tchite spot in the eye (lencoma). ?abb.78*
'Xi'
ed. (Ar.
'1i
; Ms. 0,
ii
; Tosef, ib. VUI (IX), 8 IXIIlin
ed. Zuck,, Var. Illin, llin, Rashi to Sabb, 1. c. quotes
^JT").
"
M
J
II (^"il"!'' j c, (v. next \v.)yarod, a bird of solita-
ry habits, mentioned in connection with the ostrich (as
in b.h.
n33)i
ni3ni tr.T).H. '(ilii;, nilli;; ('lii;;). Tosef.
Kil. V, 8
'31 niia2.'3ni in
(Var. nia3)3ni lilllin) tiie ?/. and
the ostrich are considered as birds in every respect (op-
posing the popular belief that the ostrich is a cross-breed
between a camel and a bird, v. Sm. Ant, s, v, Strouthos);
Y. ib. VIII, sr hot. niassm niTilin (some ed. 'Illin),
[Ab, Zar, ll''
111i,
Ms, M., v,
1i1\]
Tl"l^, S'li"!^
(^7"1^) ch, (v,P.Sm. 1630) 1) same.
PI. "iilili.^ilili. Ta^rg. Mic. I, 8, a. fr. (ed. Lag. every-
where 111111; h.'text di3Fl). Targ. Job. XXX, 29 lillli
ed. Lag. (Var, 'pbi^i),
Targ. Ps. LXXIV, 14 iniib (ed.
Lag. 11111b, h. text Dniirb !).
2)
(=1115, XlilS) wild ass.
Targ, Jer,II, 24 XIII13 (ed. Lag.
X111i3^
h. text nn3Xn, v.
Rashi a. 1.). Keth.
49'' '31
132X1 nibi IIIX1 ed. (Ar. 'I1) a
yarod gives birth and casts (her young) upon the people
of the town, i. e. a parent must support his minor chil-
dren, Snh,
59''
Xbx3
1
thou howling y. (talking out of the
way; Yalk, Gen. 14 nai^U "iijn h.).P/. as ab, Targ, Jer.
XIV,6 (ed. Lag, III1 ; h. text Qisn). Targ. Y. I Deut, XXXII,
10
'11 *,i1Ht3 (ed, Amst. "plllil, corr. ace), Targ. Is. XIII, 22
'11
(in connection with libim, ed. Lag. 'jil'llil; h, text
dijni).
i^em, pi. xnxiili. Lam. R. to IV, 3 (ref. to Cia
'31 ")i3n, ib.) '31 '|idi1B "jilld'a ',1^3
'1 -jibix (Ar, nix
'1
"pbix
'31 'jia3 "jinb) those yaruds (knowing their ferocious in-
stincts) have a sort of mask spread over their faces when
sucking their young &c.; [diff. interpret, of the verse in
Tanh, B'huck. 3, ed. Bub, 5,]
l^T^^ V,
nmi.
pfttj- 095
"T
P
r>* in. (b. h. ^ ' 'j9Um
orffUMMk
ly. V. D'Tio^, gnmyk 9&mkm
iiiruA(luii). lb. m"
'3^ '^
org m fpnnMtk Mai* tm Um
nam
;
n. fr. Mum. Ill, < '*r*^99 '*n Klbrof fTMi
look. It. DT
^T
^'''* '''*
Kf. XI, 4, . a^ V.
. s
n;^. Num. 11 . f
**
ru<i(ly roni|>taioii. Hi* tail valri
1^ I I Cit. I I III
xili,(ii.ii
r-;
Ui : \. I .. . fr.
II iii. . '^^"3
*P^^^O
' I'll'! I.
\>i\'\ i< gi.rli I". .
"'
TTS
,'S >-"T JI* Mlcil.
"r***>
"bcU.if wliiU,
1 (ginMd). iV. )"pn*, 'p^v. lb. n*8"tt xo
-I'. 11, (nj. wpnr).
3) furm, fMagt^ ir$.
Turg.
. I\.a...itaB9p^.-B.KMB.44*. Aimkli. Sl^ toil
^ bclbni UiM (Ma older); .#.
V. Oto. 1, 80 TOW
*^. a)
-14VT
.41 (T.
P7^)
iuun of a tpcolM of /bA CfTMa flab).
Kil. 1,37* bot., V.
l^^fDV.
Mpln^ f. (prc9(l.) I) w\ na Vtv
'^
gram upon lk
vr, a tort of r-iwi or mom oatd fur wicki. 8abb.
I , ffxpl. ib.
80**
ICTMn Know, T. OStM.; Y. ib. II
bf.
inr^
8)
jtnmdkt. lb. XIV, a
'^ yra thjr ara luwd
<Hly fur Jaundice.
>0i3lT(:iir!:)
..;,/,-:-
I vitrioua krrb. Targ. 11 K
into
' ^
.cl.
1 I-
Y. M.'K. IV
., I _
;e -ir:3 tn
umdo A trniKliitor rt-itii ovn .<gnin wbo
1 (Kx. Xll, 8) 'unleaveiied braad with herbs' (In
1 r'TH? bitter barba); T. Bloc lU, and, ti* {eon.
in ac( otil. with Y. Meg. 1. c).
--,i>
"lT*r, ^<"I^(1'', V. T^T-, mrr. [Ab. Zar. Il** nm Ma.
I w
r.vv
! 1. rr
-7'^ I) amqmtst, taking poo-
\ n ...f to Nun. XV, 18)
*
TW
mqaering and sattlinf
I; 1); Kidd. 37^ lb.*
ledimg (a.f.LaT.
. .U.38*; a.fk-.2)m-
-3 '^
nnw for it (the
fby inherit-
eaatdtm^
anoa. ffiM
ill ihf It:
XMII, 14) means after i
ktritancr, heirloom. A:
kii
'
aiu
cr-
D,
1 ind, it is an inheritance of the eons of
iilio i... I > ,^v. J I', im "'OSt "ra^'V'a I am returning to my
pwu hoivlooni ; x. B. s. 33 ^ITQX rsTT^ to mj patcnal
iieirlooiu. 13. Bath. I lO**
'^
mhaving the right of inherit*
ttkce. Ib. 113^ mrxn
'^
the first tnocession (direct heii%
Jiildreu &c.)j rr^r* indirect heirs (brothers &c.); a.T.(k-.
t 1
Ai^ "SI fv^^tfre
'-
*t u* u .i ct> J. * <
glory, has Bafmamm^m. Qm.U.a,4*^mmfniLprF^al^
Oas. XIV. !)
**
ftrp)
PV
/arMlwi to aalM by Um
MUM oT Tterfdr (BlglinqiiMt rat to la. I, M^ Mom.
R. a. 10) Mag. i* ^V10 nra .... 190
U preiifcet)
to, I0 Ha M, fkoM /frwalMM (v^l^^9*^( o> v. IK
ObC^* ab. aaa. TWf. Omi. XIV, If (b. IMI ito).
TMf."iorti. ku, 10} a. fr.-Nad. lo* lOrm
*
foMai
bi4'baa4 vltb tba
p
kuua otitnmitm am il; loMi.M*
(aapl. am ^*T9).
Lmm. B. lo I. f ^rs** U.
with AtbaM){ .Or.
"SJlil"!^
(p
raaad.) 4!^
Jtrmakm, JtntmltmU,
"d.CB.Job.Dfm '^...irs Vsavary pr^pb-
(oa ia aoi Maatiaatd waa a cltlaaa of j*>
niaatom (t. er>^> lb. lo I, I *r3^ (TBS ^ )
^
^
om6tbaJanualamito waat to Aiboaa. Taaat Kotb. XIII
(XII). S
'^
m ^HfTS tp3 vim wbat tfoas Tyriaa oairaaay
maaat It naaaa tba Jaroaalaa tlaadafd. Baai. B. a. 14
"
y^ JaroMlam (PalartiaMUl) dtalsat, v.
HfW^,no&r
<^
f(rr. TalnWt tba Palaeliaaaa aoUaalioa of SMUMb
and Oanarab, ooatrad. to Ibo Baltgrloaiaa
C^^
^noh^).
^
ware (abbr. "n^, mlMiMifl 1ki)|. Jooatbaa) Tarywa
Y^tnuhatmif name of a Obaldato voiaioa of tba PaU-
taoab, eoolrad. to Tarf. Onkaioa (v. BwUbt Tvf, O. II,
p. 100, a. 8m. Oiat. of tba Biblo a. . Finf>.Umb.
rrxfsdrr. HoU. M*. v. lOn^U. Birab. >". t. njQ.
A
I
'
i
'
vVi^'';
- Y. Keth. I, SS^ top. r. 9X ToaM44^{a.
Wln^ Wn^ m.
(tri^
-b. Itf?, emquertr; Mr.
Tarf. II 8am. XjV, 7.Oao. B. a. M
^ irran mee Ibo
anamy of tba booaa (labmad)will ba tba beir.AtHi^
'Vr
; TTH?.
Targ. Jod. XVIII, T. Twg.Jar. VIII, 10. riMf.
Y. U Num. XXIV, 18.Y. 80b. Ill, and, 11* "^T^
.
. aro
B. L. wrote to bto (Kabaaali) boira.
iCin\ HPCflT, Krn*f:ab.(|nead.)-bJin%
1) a emquered kmd. Targ. O. Hon. XXIV, IB (b. tost
nrr'; Y.lrarnr).8)eoiifiia<;fiiiiiorfM,li<> fiw.Ta>y.
Dent II. 5; 9, a. fk-. (ad. Bari. trr*'t otb. ad. a. T. Tvnr).
Targ. ProT. XX, 81 TT^Pi^ ad. iMf.; a. a.Lav. B. a. t
'y\
-pa n i
;
my bairlocm (tba Law) to witb tbot^ aad
thoa wooldst withhold it (rafbaa lo tMeb wmyti^Pnrr nai
*2ai (not Tmmn) and what beirloom of tbiaado I boldT; aA
rn^ f. (b. h.; mr, emp. rrm) [fretieBerJ aMom HalL
60^'S^''^rn;aRaaid tba Mooa to tba Lord; Talk. OaiuS.
Ib. '*n nt Tora t. oqra. Bar. m^ Ma. IL (ad. armox
nn^ m. l)(b. b.; praead.; Aaqrr.orAa) Moni. B-Haab.
Il
7Vr?*
'^'^ ^^ 11, T. Velil; a. e.
8)
pr. a.
pi. Yerak^ at the aoathanuBoat point of Lake TSberiaa;
"
ma Bttk-Yerok, naarYarah, a twia^own of 8esaab>
xto (t. traap). acB.B. a. 08 (ezpL rrsa, BoaL DO, 17) B.
BLsays'^; B. Samod . .
.
'^ rro ; B. Jadab ...8catrto
ad Beth Yerah. T. lleg. 1.70* two aatowMBiea mpB
'n
"^
like & Y. and Sennabria. Kdr. Sam. ch. XXX.
75
n"\^
596 ny^i'i
XXXII, expl. 'iffii'in, II Sam. XXIV, 6
"^
tn-^a. Tosef.
Bekh. VII, 4 tTj^Vl ilTi'; n-^n^
p-Ti
inT-^X (ed. Zuck. IH'^'ni)
the real Jordan is from B. Y'reho and down; Bekh, 55*
'31 iniii n-i^Ts kVx
pii 'j'^s.
n"l1',Sn"l^ ch.(=li.n:i^a.rTn.;:)njoow/monA.'^ stai''
or
'"1
(siib. Tri"i) the first day of
the month, Neto-Moon-Day.
Targ. Is. XLVII, 13. lb. LXVI, 23. Targ. I Sam. XX, 18.
Targ. Ez. XLVI, 1
; a. fr.Targ. 0. l)eut. XXI, 13 "por ITn")
ed. Berl. (oth. ed. t^T.;
Y. "pr:').'' xn^n). Lev. E. s. 29;
Pesik. B. s. 40 (ref. to '^S'lat'n Jin3, Lev. XXIII, 24)
"^3
Knsiairnin the month of oaths (Gen. XXII, 16). Sabb.86'*
"1
SJSp'^it K2C2 in2 the New-Moon was declared on the
first day of the week. lb.
'iT
S-'apn '^J'^bs they differ
as to the day on which the New Moon was declared.
Bets.
4^ "n S<S)"'3pn
']3'iS>ni'l xn^m and now that we know
the time of the New Moon (by fixed calendar); a. fr.

PI -pnn:, ftt^n-)^, 'r!-)\ Targ. Y. Gen. I, 14. Targ. Ex.

II,
2
; a. fr.R. Hash.
20^* 'i
-iXUJS as to the other months
(than Nisan and Tishri). Y. ib. II, S?*' hot. Mace. 23'';
a. fr.i^riW '^n"!"' ^C^^n twelve months (forming) a year,
twelve months from date. B. Mets. 16''; 35^ Ab. Zar.
S'^; a. e.
in"]]', V. iiT'T a. rrn^
nSj 'nn_ m. (denom. of 5<ri*n^) versed in the regul-
ation of the lunar year, Yarhinaah, surname of Samuel,
the Babylonian scholar (v. E. Hash. 20*'
top). B. Mets.
85'^
'31 n'l'^DX
"1
bxi^'i; Samuel Yarhinaah was the physician
of Eabbi.
*''n% n"l"' (b. h.; cmp. "^"ix I) to permeate, penetrate
;
to shoot forth. Nidd.43; Hag. 15^ [read:] irs<;y ... ^3
pssiT^a nrit
i^ns
tr^r (Ms. M. ^rhyo 12'^x; Ms. M. 2 nsi^uj
tl"!!"^, V. Eabb. D. S.a.l.note) a spermatic emission which
does not permeate (shoot forth) like an arrow, cannot
fructify; Yeb.
65=*
)'n3 "'l n^ ^'O^'^p K'^n she can feel it
whether the emission is pei mealing &c. Sifre Deut. 42
'31 lll'i . .
.
')l3n^UJ !Tnii the rain is called yoreh (shooting),
for it is aimed at the earth with deliberation, and does
not come down in a storm; Taan.
6^ nnSS 1*i1iU3 n"i1\

2) to throw, shoot. Yalk. Gen. 133 l-'T^'na ni-l^^ to throw

spears with both hands; v. infra.
Hif ny,n 1) to permeate. Sifre 1. c. ]^ixn nTlTSl ITni-air
'31
for it (the yoreh, v. supra) pervades and satisfies the
earth and gives her drink down to the deep (Taan. 1. c,
Yalk. Deut. 863 only ni'l^ttl).- [Y. Maasr. 1,
49^
top 1"i1i\i3a
'31, read: 11'i';^n, v. nin a. nil*ip.]
2) to point, aim at,
shoot, cast. iiam. E. to 1, 18 in 1'nin . . . VihVi three hundred
arrows did they shoot into his body ; Y. Kidd. 1,
61*
bot.
1^1"^
'31 rriir^n (read : lim or
>l"i'i;), Eal). Yalk. Gen. 1. c. (fr.
Midr. Vayisu)
'31 tllln'^Jri iTilia f^1|^ he threw spears with
both hands &c. Ex. E. s. 3 (ref. to "]'^ni1ini,
Ex. IV, 12)
'31 "iSSt iTina I shall shoot my words into thy mouth like
an arrow; a. fr. 3) to point out, to direct, teach, instruct,'
to decide. Hor. I, 1 '31 1"3 'l^in if a court has (through
error) directed to transgress one of the commands &c.
Ib. 2 '31 IJJTil ^"3 'n if a court has given a decision and
finding out its mistake i-eversed it. Yeb. X, 2
1"3 niliM
StlUS'^b if a court instructed her that she may marry again.
Ber. 31''; Erub. 60* '31 iDE3 iidbn rrnion ^3 whoever de-
cides a law-point in the presence of his teacher. Ab.V, 8
'31 fl"lir3 d*''ii^n who decide in religious matters against
the law (by means of sophistry). Sabb.
19'' '31 '13... 'n
E . . . decided in agreement with the opinion of &c.; a.fr.
[Erub. 65*
(a citation, from Sirach X, 26?; v., however,
Ttabb. D. S.a.l. note 70)
nil'i bx 1S2 he who is in trouble,
should give no opinio:.applied by analogy to prayer in
an unsettled condition of mind.]
^"1"',
^/.^'ii5t,''-)in same, to teach. Targ. Y. Num. XVI, 2,
Targ. Mic. VI, 4. Sabb.
19'' '31
'ttn XT^a^n Xinn there
was a student who decided ... in favor of R.S.'s opinion.
Y. Maasr. I, 49* 'n ; a. fr.'^'li'^X,
v.
i"iN I.
"
J_,
a word in a charm formula, beginning with
I'li'iaia
q. V.
\
J
m. Cii") meeting-place, market, annual fair gen-
erally dedicated to a deity. Ab. Zar. ll'' '>3:3 'psniU '^
13Snir''i (Ms. M. 1111, 111"^) a market-place (with the idol)
at Baalbek, at Acco (v. f^2S13). Ib. IS'' Vu
"^2
iniSI SU3i:n
Q-^IA (Ms. M. ed. Dl"3r' ^U3 pHU3) one who deals at a fair
of gentiles. Ib.
'31 dl"3S hw '"b '|"'3bin one may go to an
idolatrous fair and buy there &c. ; Y. ib.I,39''; *^bot.(only)
l-n-^b 'pS^li^; Gen.E. s.47; a. fr. P^. tt^TT,
TTT-
Y.
1. c.
39*^
top
'31
"in
'"1
'5
there are three (Palestinean) fairs,
that of Gaza &c,; Gen. E. 1. cIb. s. 67
;
Yalk. Gen. 115
[read :] d'^plIlT lb T2Ji XIHI
'1
-jb TX thou (Esau-Eome) hast
fairs, and he (Israel) has markets (i. e. you compete in
commerce) ; a. e.
ni"'"!^ I m. ch. same. Y. Ab. Zar. 1,
39'^
top 11S1
'"^
T ! '
^
the market place of Tyre. [Ib. il3al3 IsttJ f^'^i'^, v. preced.]
m*"]
_ II f, (li^i) going down, fall, decline, degrad-
ationJ ti'^yi^i,
ryfy}
rain-fall. Y. Ber. IX,
14=*
top; a. fr.
Zeb.
53* ;U33n )'>2 "ini'^l'i his descent from the inchned
plane (v. TIJ33). Y. Hor. Ill, beg. 47* lV X''n
"1
ini^b:? his
elevation (to office) would lather be a degradation to him
(placing him under legal disadvantages). Ex.E.s.42!T'ri'i3
T'TiK ISa
'"^
lis degradation (excommunication) came to
him from his brothers' side. Lev. E. s. 29
'1
ibxblT Cffi3
as for these (nations) decline is in store; a.fr.P/. nil"'"}".
Cant. E. to I-, 1 ti^hrD 11^
'^ '5
Solomon had three declin-
ing periods of his power.
^
n^^")"] f.(ni^)s/iOO<i^.Yalk. Gen. 133(fr.Midr.Vayisn)
'31 D*isn n'^^1') (not Jl'^11'') shooting of arrows and stones
from catapults.
T
: T :-
^^:^^^ v.
^13^11^
}-[Tj1"i1
_ ^^^
jj_. 3)-|.,
fQ shake, cmp. Xi-;) tent-cloth, cur-
tain. Ohol. VIII, 1 ; a.fr.P/. nisJii":. Ib. XV,4 ISSn^ n^S
nrjT'^' &97
PT
f.Hiin BhUli liM liMti tf|vMl ff l]l lmN4
uMb . K*. n . o . A. fr-Trwr.
, f*
"-->
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\miug |Mirt uf

II. **S 7ft*V PR
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i...,c 1..U4*. V
V^^lll. Tof. Y*4. U, 10 .
'-
^iMdkl%A, i. . 'tiM ibldi and iihy aMNMbar wUtli
lamtMM at Um bouom of Um tim a4 astaads lo
'
iowor ig
(r^r
(Om. II. Dlat. . f.). Hall. VII. I
:^
Ve
**3
yrc ii|i|.iiM lo Uia rigtit Ur. lh.ttrm Hre
* **
on* RtA.v mnd lo a gvtiUla Itauaeli wiili Um mttm
liiadiaiH (V. -ri) la it. Sol. 11^; Rs. E. . I
*)
>MM
*
|
:
*
Vion a laf an ona alda, aad a lag o iha other, and
i bvtwi^n; a. tr.t. Vw. VII, bif. S4*
K J. . . WRoU iba Paaaovvr laab roal4
gh.
**
*iCKr ilMorwIaaCi. ILBaib.
. - ^lur^bs all dirael d<ae*daal of
(mala b*lr) bava Iba
p
r>aad*iiaa lo iba
. tr
)
; a. ft-. /, er?^^. Toaf.
-
H<*(. 1. c; Kx. ILI.o. (aipl.
"
. . nrca ba a vomaa
iTow cold lika atoaaa. '
R, . 69, T. Tir.
Mvf. IS"
"^
nm 711
--^r. . . 4 wonuia i mada Jaalout oaljr bjr tb aida of t
iilhcr woinati (rival). S) CAr ptrpnMctUar atrtkffa !
'f<T, /ry.
Y. Mfg. I. 7r lop K"n br r:^ tba
kf (aUvba
, thoUA -{'M of th<> //<; ib. n:sp ** a mmU iadkalion
*
- -:
&M if ba aiaaaa Iba (bbiUad
rmaina a lUcht lf (ladlcatioa
ih Tvriical atroka coanacting lb baad of tba Oimnmel I
'
fool), il at ab. QilU 0", t.
p^, 8abb. I^ i
"3 mt . . . rrro a porUbIa toTa ona of vboaa I
off.

j
_^
N7l_| Ijl
^
cb. Mine. Targ.O. Num. V,
Y~-
1 Ikirl. (mL s^,
tT;
ed. TS": pU
lb. t|. Targ. Ex.

r~ V? :rbc:^ (noi rc"*") limp*
;?;!.
TTT. (r?T^
Tag. kx.
\ \ ViU, 42; a. e.IB. Balb. i**, t.
'ff-n.] ;
^'
ra. Mine.
JPt
7
;<5*:. Tiug. Y. Kub. ,t
*
:-;:). lb. 21
77^=7
(ad. Amrt,-^r=^).
^^")^ pr: n. Yarmmkk^ Bitfomu, a rivar amp^ri^
.to the* Jordan balow Laka Tibwiaa. Par.TIU, 10.
x*:;::^*, rrr:ri*
pr. . t Ymrwmim. Atkb.v,i
. i>>; toaaf. ib. lU," I srcm.
baa in U* da;* U Lvfd (MiiiiiMii
ad (htm
piM* IS pAMa^ Yalb, Jar. tbT f^ r* r lb. ...if<ra0*<
1^^ ba la aaMad i^ barMa> li bi* 4*^ iW
TMf4a
n r^n, lb It*
aiNl) Ib^ vi^vu^ ^4^ li> li:. -*
J
:^

'^ a^oM tbk < .4tad K. J.- V
Kal. Ill, si' b.; a. Cr<V. fr. M^a
fi^
IMT) Mt**.
KP3T,
Ab. Xar. IT. t.
nfTT
MjrptTwg. Pa LVtII. I Ut-wq'y^
'OTYl
~i
rit. r^. iUfa. r*T*
v.ff>
^*
*^> ,
a^aaa/iW<wr|bal,andaiiat.Tnarf.
V.
(HL raid: TT^I--- H
r^T"-
* '^ ''**. ^*^
'*
'^^i
(tabb.M*i Illdd.l*
7nAr>^i
IL ridd.la TMt
La. TV^).
PTC
I f
M
to
f*.
.
PB7. P^
pT
cb. Huaai Tkff. T. DmI-XX?. t ptfT^TckM^
*n
rrfr
and Iba (fat balbfa trfai i. (T- lb. XII, If* iaf
l"lp^"),V.
pp^
p^^
p^ II (b. b.) fa la lyMfcirf.
H^,
faaa^ytdbir.
//1/7m I ) la la waM fww, ^itl
.
yaif. c.lll
ry
;
<u n^^ br fbc grw pal* (acblyn Mir* Xaaa. ;
ToaaC Hot. III. 3: a^ fr. Si f* mmi* fair, mtfr ! fmJe.
B*r.44*'p*- xatoUa MUaa ia aMkaa pala.
Oaa.B.a.) Jar.X, ll)r;r;^ mne.
*an Iba aattb m caUad via, riaraiiiiaidiag to tba
of Tabatb wbiab aoaaa* bar frail* 10 fida.~l) I*
U(Ukagold,broa8a4B.; capLrr-rlv LXVII1,||.
tb.a.4S: Yalk.Oa.7a(rtf.iap-r\Gaa.XIT,l4ir^*ie3
a.;";*'
ba aMda Ikaai gU*laa villi anaori ti...]
fitb jaarria
;
p^nnn a^ixne rem ba aMda Ibfla
(aoaragaooa) by rradiac tba aeiioa (Daal. XX, I
);
Nad. 85* Sms
^^^ i', , It i ^ ^
'i -. (Var.mTTI ^S
'Z^fS
*. p*^.ns: srt
*
(cmp. K^ f fara a Iratara
fm
<mMl^ ! irf^,
ppr. Oaa. B. Lc; Talk. Lc.
^"T** T
-n'fetl^jroppaaadAbfalMM. lbc'!3l'ft1naraBAbrabaai
pj^f Af.^rf9.
maw, la iuaaii pair Ae. Tlafg. T.Xaat.
XXX*I,' 18
|^
'
'iu IVVII bar faea grew pal*. Ta>r ^*-
CXm, 9 iqr^ tookii pala (itb eavr; TU. W^r-rfz,
T.
p).
p^
a. (b. b.; praaad. wds.) gnem, ktxh. Peak 111,4,
T.ll^
Kaaar. IT, 8, . ^. lb. tea
9^^
Ha bai(fcii-
aga)'ia asaaipi tnm tiibaa. Bar. M* vn
*"
7? H it a
apedca of karb^ opp. '^, a. tt.B,
r^T.
tk.XU l- P-
11,
'an
^
itn aad tbaaa ara tka (biltar) kcrba which
a^ ba aMd aa aMrar. R. Haah. 1, 1
'"^
rarest . . . rT'
i^T
598 TJJl
a new year as regards . . . the planting (of trees) and (the
tithes from) herbs; a. fr.-n?2n nipl^ (Var. T^T,,
^'Q^'^'')
ass-herbs, the large-leaved cucumis agrestis (v. Low Pfi.
p. 333). Ohol. Vlir, 1 (cmp. Tosef. ib. XIII, 5).
2)
name
of a species
of green-fish. Y. B. Mets. II, beg.
8'',
opp. to
D-^sb (v. Kpi-i-^).
Spn'' ch. 1) same, herh. Targ. Deut. XI, 10. Targ. I Kings
XXI, 2
;'
a. e.Men.
85 (prov.) ^p;U
"^ "^
r\^^ Ms. M. (Ms.
L. !npb, ed. xn^^) to Herbtown carry herbs. P/. 'pp'i;;',
!!<'^)5T, ''l?^^
Targ. Y. Ex. XV, 19 (ed. Amst. '^p'l':).
Targ.
Y. Deut. XXVIII, 23.E. Hash.
20=* "^
DTO^ on account
of the herbs (which would spoil by lying over two days,
if the Day of Atonement would immediately precede or
follow the Sabbath).
2)
(adj.)^reen. Targ. Job XXVIII,
19
'-^
xbs^io (h. text nnuB, V. '^p^^).Pl.
TVT-^ f^'^- "15T-
Targ. Esth. I, 6.
Targ. 0. Lev. XIV, 37 (Y.
IP'^I'^),
v.
^Dlp"l^, V. '^^15-)1\
llpnp m. (b. h.
;
preced.wds.) 1
)
jaundice. Ber.25''. . . X"'n^
'^
"n^h causes jaundice. Sabb.
33'* "^
DJnnKJU;^ 'i^a'^D a type of
(punishment for) gratuitous hatred is jaundice ; a. fr.-^
2) a disease of
the grain, mildew. Taan. 111,5 (some com-
ment. : 'a human disease'). Keth. S**.
S31p~l"l., SDpn_ ch. same,
1)
jaundice. Targ. Jer.
XXX^ 6.-2) mtideth. Targ. Deut. XXVIII, 22 (?). Targ.
I Kings VIII, 37; Targ. II Chr. VI, 28 !!<5|3'i1"^; a. e.
S31p"T; m. (v. p"};^) 1)
(sub. nan) a toine flavored with
herbs] Ab.' Zar. 30*
'">
"i?3 Ms. M. (ed. S<p31"^) bitter wine,
that is yWakona.2) pi. ^i'ip';'^, v.
^^p^T.-
]p"l^ m. (preced. wds.) a greenish jtivel. Targ. 0. Ex.
XXVW, 17 (ed. Berl.
';);
XXXIX, 10; Targ. Ez. XXVIII,
13 (h. text nniiB).Fem. form. Nnpn^, i<np>lT- Targ. Y.
Ex. 1. c.
!J<Dp"111 m. 1) mildew, v. it5'ipn\
2) i?/.
X'S^'^^,
herbs.
V. K3)?iV.
'^P'^^P']"'*
^-
P^Ii'^>
JSp"
Jp J*
m. (v. next w.) name of an unclean bird,
supposed to be the gier-eagle. Targ. 0. Lev. XI, 18; Deut.
XIV, 17 (h. text Dni, n?:n-i; Y. 6<pnpnU5).
pnp
jj
m. (b.h.; preced. wds.) pale-colored, greenish.
Tosef.Neg.I, 5 ;
Y.Succ.III,53'^'Dip1-|'iaTU'iinfiit which of
the green colors is called yWakrak? Answ. . . the color
of wax &c. Sifra Thazr. Par. 5, ch. XIV (ref. to Lev. XIII,
49; XIV, 37)
n'^pTTi^U: pini '^
y. means the palest of the
pale (green) colors. Neg. XI, 4; Tosef. ib. 1. c. d'^pinia^'i
the palest of &c. Tosef. ib. V, 5; a. fr. Fem. npi-ipn\
Meg. is-'^nn'^n
">
nnox (Ms. o.noins nn'^n nipnp-i"i) Esther
was of a greenish complexion (like a myrtle).
snpn], V. ')i5-i\
IjH
'
(b.h.) \to enter into, take the place of] to conquer;
to take possession, to succeed, inherit. Gen. E. s. 11, end
(11322 dblSJl nx
"^
had his worldly share assigned to him
with limitation. Ib. s. 44
'^y^n'i'ib to be my heir. B. Bath.
VIII, 5
'31 TT'i'i'^ N^ . . . . 125'^X this man, my son, shall not
be an heir with the rest of his brothers. Ib.
''J'^^nin
"^m
my daughter shall be my heiress. Ib. 'id'ii'i^ TX1 entitled
to succeed him. Ib.lX.l (139'')lTan'i'^ D-^Jan (Bab.ed.^'-i;:)
the sons take possession of the estate; a. fr. V. ^3ni\
Sif.
O'l'i'iii
1) to cause to inherit, to leave by will or
by the law of succession; to transmit. Ib. 119'* j'^ia^nia
pu;"i1"i pixi they shall leave (the Holy Land to their chil-
dren) but shall not take possession themselves. Shebu.
47*
T^snb TO'aiU O'l'lia QIX "pX a man cannot transmit an oath
to his sons, i. e. property to be obtained only by the
claimant's oath cannot be claimed by his heirs. Keth. 43'';
Kidd.
16'* '31 ira mst IU'^TI^S dIX
I'^X
a man cannot be-
queathe his daughter's privileges to his sons. B.Bath. IX, 8
if the house fell liiyini^a ^51 T^^3> over himself (the heir)
and his ancestors; a. fr.2) to drive out, dispossess. Sifre
Deut. 51 niynin xb . . . "jl^O (the Jebusite) who is near
thy palace thou hast not driven out; a. e.
n"l^, n"^"]^ ch. same. Targ. Gen. XV, 4. Targ. Deut.
IX, 1 ; a. fr.keth. IV, 10 (in a marriage contract) ]^rrp
'Dl they shall succeed to thy dowry (rta^rs); B.Bath. 13
1*.
Yoma
72*'
'flr\^''T\ xb, v. DS-^fl"-.?. Cant. E. to VII, 7
M-l'i.':'! "1:0,
V. TT3 L Gen.R. s. 44 fiin;:, v. aib L Y. Kidd. 1, 6
1''
nn\>^i,
v. -ip"! ; a. fr.
Af.
n'^nix to bequeathe, leave, give 2)OSsession. Targ.
Prov. VIII, 21. Ib. XIII, 22; a. e.B. Bath. 13
1* "'ffl-nii^
"^^
one likely to make a will (a sick person). B. Mets.
16'
pmnix if he willed it away; a. e.
ISrn"', V. xnin^
T :
- T t'
^^n"l^ SPJIT, v.'n^n^
^n"l|] f. (preced. wds.) heirloom, legacy. Targ. Y. Num.
XXVli,'?.Y. Snh. 111,21'' '31 "^
p2UJ left a legacy to &c.
1^2 m. (b. h.; cmp. UJ'^X) 1) being, substance, wealth (of
knowledge &c.). Y. Ned. V, end,39''; Succ. 28*; B.Bath.
134* (Prov. VIII, 21, applied toE. Joh. b.Zaccai).
2)
there
is, there are, v. n-^X. Ber. VI, 4 '31 DfT^ra lyi DX if there
is among them one species &c. Peah VIII, 8
'31 "h tJi^
"^"Q
he w;ho possesses &c. Hag.
14'* '31 TTITl nX3
^"^
many a
one preaches well but does not act well; a. v. fr. UJ"^
d'lnmx (abbr. X"i) some say (anonymous authority). Hor.
13'' X""i "jni 'nVl . . . Ip'^DX the editors introduced 'others
say' for E. M. and 'some say' for E. Nathan. B. Bath.
93''
nxaiil CjX X""i'l and some say, he must indemnify him also
for carrying the seed out; X"i "jXa who is meant by 'some
say'? (v. Tosaf. a. 1.). Ab. V,
6
; a. v. fr."ia^^ he is, it is.
Kidd. I, 10 '31 xnpon "iia ^3 whosoever is (engaged) in the
study of the Bible &c. Hag.4'"3l'-i nx-inS'iir ^3 whosoever
is bound to visit the Temple, is also bound &c., v. "^XSH;
a. fr,
PT3;p;i
she is, it is. Kidd. 48*, a. fr. ^1 m-|'i3123b
'>
the relation of employment exists from beginning to end,
i. e. the employer is under obligation for every portion
of the contracted labor, opp. Clldn xVx
'}> n3"'X the
obligation takes effect only when the work is finished; a.fr.
ai^ M0
fi<
>>4 <tMtiiM no Ain,
Krob. IO<r ^r>
'trr-
MB nit-'
. II uniii I-
-
arrib.
ti to U*

MtHl-
1.1 J
'31
^Bib ti^ 37^ t*Ii| A. Ar
worM witM (v.
<
'
>-'

iiMM Mid iniili iu<

V. IbAta).
T. 8bb. xti, b. ir "ai pMn m
'*
^lean th buiidOT
Uuit pluoad a flioa* on lop of Ui row (v. Otar^ 1). Ib.^
top; Y. Pm. vitl,
asi>
lop tro
a<vyj
una 9M bMMm
II ! like MtUlag Um *b wiUi oo\i own biUML Lov. R.
. 37 [rMd:) Vi erteo cnV
7^
a;;^ h Ml down (m a
Jvdft) ad MTMigd Ibtlr burdwu In proper proportiooa
b>lwB nMO aod KroBHUi. lb.
'9>
31^
TTO HTM Uioa wt
dMifnatvd lo MtU nd xplin lo mjr cbUdrto llwir trow*
x. &. a. SI (ft to Pa. LXI. 8, v. nipra) "p^
3^
t thj world twoly bubuioed (m to propcrtjr) ; Tmi^
Ktohp. 9 m09 ^loVtr nv*^ (nmI :
3r^)>
Bx. B. a. S3 16
bn^^ I'i'
II* Tn Uij kacw not how to pot its parts to*
r; a. fr.Treat to Ml tt aHMtf af esM, to fttitt.
b. 87* "SI b
raifTee enan Ms. M.(sd. fovnae)words
hich quiet tlia mind of man te.; Ooa. R. a. 80 CPno^
nt U
'
vif
'
.
'
T*"
'
^'-
1^-
^t
**<* >^ ('pL 3vn. II San.
18) nbarb woa^ha qolatad bte mtod tor prajar
;
a.S) to tettle, euUitntf^ pofutaU. Bar.
&8^
. . . *rr7
mrr^ Ma. M. (ad. M^) tba Lord will again
pia iU Sou tS* obv
'
V*!
'
.
'
V
cnltiTatora of tba world.
iVf. jMSS. aq^ f. l^
lft''V
) Pa<<'. Ma(.SI*. r.uitt,
48**
top; a. fk-.b) itof, ol Mr. T. Bar. IT,
8^
boL
tab hia mind is at aasa (abol his animal); Bab. ib.
T^ '^
Tsn 7<M9 *1lib baonnsa his mind is not ai ansa
lont it. SiM Nam. 131
"^
"^fn. . . im tha polamareh
experiencad and cool-headed; a. tt.
Hif.
z-r;^
tosea<,ptacr, app^imi; to srfl/e. TomaSa*
: Tv^aef. ib. 0, 7 ^"^
^'JTpaa psopla will flnalljr Mnl
tiitt> in tha place which thou iasirraat Toaafl Babb. YI
(V ir. 1 7 (among saperatatioos practtcaa) LniWHro^'lUi
'2*
*rz.rc <^^
mattO) woman who aats bans to brood
anil rnvs I vril) not set tham axcept in pain(T.ad.2iMk.
Dote). Sob. IV, 4 'z^ t:
Y^
-X^ti a aaat is aaaignad to him
in the third row. Maoc I0 "Si Cr TS^STS 7l and wa
must not Uy them oat azcapt on a rivar; (Toaaf. ib. lU
(II. a>m).TM^i
**
i'^imA m*^l
tart.
-
rarviD piMM
jjiTif
-
,
J to 4r MmMML rWM #a m. iftu xuit
r
n^
am InkaMtod toad. mUfwlt (lUk M. to 1. M
IM. 9trrr. jyrA^
9fn
i) tolMtfK4
i-
itor.trn^rnnair4...napvl8arykM4
'toll A4mb daaigiiaiii tor nlTf want, toil saiitoi.
-81 to W flf sr. to to wwfwnkti, to mm to. Ymtr
H tf ab* #u ika
bar ann*^
i.^ i.|
Mir^Vrrv
haw Mwa M w^ntiwA tor ana AMWMf toaw
((w (V. O^sr^) lo Mwa to MmmII i^luT
Pti
**
im ioii mi f^A altorlito(
Knib.8>* r aau
'
imVa WwWi
viMi dftoktaf vtoaw KtaMtoi 111,8 r99Toann...Tte
wi^.
Uwy tn8oa. ayy.
-*- eh., /ttjw.
STTX
otr
srr
pra4. mOU
i.8.
Bar.M^rrtvn iqir?9 iAirr^a4.(Ma.i
ba anw ibM ha waa not aomtoftod.^T. ar*.
^S<^w^ (b. b.) Jmkitmk
,
nuna atm ptimtiy
ToaaC Snae. IT, 38 ad. SMk. (Tar.
37^:
Baac. M**
T.
aSZ^fv Dfx^)pr a.m. Jidti*rf,rsA4i>l)
adaei
.eHlgbpriaat lilMiilb.Ktotf>>tk.r
47* (M*. ^.t ^^^-8) aatoa afn prtoal^ itoMaai. a.
|>ro^--S) a Tannal, iwiampmar
j
ofB. Aktb^ Katb.ft*,
lb. 80*.
Qnll.II,i.
"32^. (b. b.) pr.n.. JUK a
Oan. B. a. 58.
^
(abbrvT. oi^fsS:) pr.n. m.,
43 ^larm
*
M.M. (ed. onlj -). Ib. I7^ (r
a diaeipla of R. Joabna b. P'rabia, witk wbom ka fad to
Bgjpl); Sot. 47*. Ab. Car. 17* i
j&t
'
ii) *
tevt TmX
'
J
'31
apm ^noren
'^
I mat on* of tba dlaeiptoa of J. tka
Kanraan wboaa nasM wasiaieob (v. ap^f); Tsaal ^nO.
11,84 MUBp^pd: (Tar.-nca^; Ib.tS p9V*...ei
rxa and Jacob... aaa to enrabini with tlManiM of
J. (ba aoa of Pantatm; Ab. Zar. 27^ (v. Babb. D. & a. L
note
300); T. ib. U, 40^ boC wrrxM
p
"^
csa
^
Its^ abnfl
I apMk a Cham to thaa in tha nanM of J. tha son of
Pnndara; T. Sabb. XIT. U' bol.irrnDB < bcOBM
Ib. 1
'*^
rrrssz rr^ rn&n and ha wbispartd to Uni n
ehana, in bahalf of J. P.; [In BabB adHkM
ontar eanaorial icaHteltonB aU the ahovn fnotod
ara omittod or ebangnd; in Kob. B. to 1, 8 *^
is anb>
atitaiad.]
2yirj 2^!S^^
m.C3^ lyMememt^imUHttd Immi^
opp. "Tt: or CT; cnKeafton, meimi tMrii, amlimtmm;
jmbHe wdftn. Koh. B. to 1, 15; Bntk. B. to 1, 17 7 cat
?1T?1
600
bS3>)2T''
'D1
"I'^n
"ipn^
ti'ii( if man does not prepare
provision in the
inhabited settlement (this world), what will he have to
eat in the desert (the hereafter)
?-Y.B. Kam. V, end, 5%
V. Jinx. Ber. 31% v. nirr lb.
58''
iS^ia-in . .
.
-^M nxinn he
who'sees Israelitish places in their inhabitable condition
(restoration), opp.
"|33nin3. lb. "i^w-^h in-^innb n'opn n^ns
the Lord will restore it again. Tarn.
29''; B. Kam.
80'
i"t<
"1
DTO?3 in order to maintain the cultivaition of Pal-
estine, y. B. Bath. 11, end,
13'= ^1123 d^15
"^ social wel-
fare depends on wells; nisV-^W on trees. Kidd. I, 10
irx
"in )-0 does not belong to the civilized world. Gen. E.
S.35
">
bU5 D1H
"^33 civilized (polite) people ;
a. fr.
2)
(with
or without
nSJi) ease of
mind, calmness. lb. s. 19
nsirt '""S
r^5> nxn she came to him with deliberation
(logical argu-
ments). Y. Ned. I,
36'1
hot.; Num. B. s. 10
(ns-in)
'^ ^n^
in a calm state of mind, opp. mspX; a. fr.
^TJS;' m. {'{&)
allowing to dry up, leaving
unused.
Tosef. Ab. Zar' VlII (IX), 3 )i^^1 r^^QO^ (ib. Toh. XI, 16
,5^"'a sin nns) how long must they remain unused?
Vl"^^ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jeshua, 1)
name of several per-
sons. Yad. Ill, 5 Bab. ed. (Mish. yi5in^). Y. M. Kat. Ill,
82C
'^^rTosef. Hull. II, 22; 25; v. ^UJ.-:.
2)
(sub '^13'^^)
the priestly division of
Jeshua which was the ninth in
the order of divisions on duty each week (I Chr. XXIV,
718). Pesik. Haomer, p.
69'' ; Pesik. R. s. 18;
Koh.R.to
I, 3;
Yalk. Lev. 643 [read:]
'^
\U^UJ ,'an m^^ian 'p ^n^a^X
DfT^D'^S
iTiSDiri when are the seven weeks between
Pass-
over and Pentecost 'complete' (Lev. XXIII, 15),
i. e. be-
ginning and ending with the week? When the divisions
of J. and Shekhania are between them, i.e. when there
are ten Sabbaths between the first of the month of Nisan
on the first Sabbath of which the turn commences,
and
the sixth of Sivan. 3)
Jeshua (redemption), a disguise
for ")'i">ie; V. )^.
B. Kam.
80'''.
n-?^Ili^f. (b.h.;
5>T23"i) redemption, help. Midr. Till.to
Ps. xiv ; Lev. R. s. uVm.. Kat.
5^ r^"'ypr\ b^
irriu;^^ the
salvation by the Lord ; a. fr.
*I2^"^ (b. h.; cmp. MTU) to spread, stretch. Y.
Miljv
Hif
-o-'ir-in to stretch forth, to hand, reach. Hull.
140''
'Dl 'pi TT^ 'n if one put his hand forth into a nest and
cut there. Ab. Zar.
&^ 'Dl J'^Ta'i"' i<^ one must not hand a
cup of wine to a nazarite &c. Ib. i<b . . . .
'^'^^V X^ '^snp
)rr^ it says, 'he shall not reach over' and not 'he shall not
give' (which means that the object is beyond the reach
of the other person). Pesik. S'lih. p.
16?''; Yalk. Num. 744
ta'^Oin 'n offered myrtles, i. e. ashed pardon; a. e.
!2^^ ch., Af
I^^UJix same. Targ. Jud.VI,21. Targ. Ex.
XXII, 7; a. fr.Y. Meg. IV,
74^ top 15 )^
K^Wn 'JTyi^
S"iSiD reaching forth for a Chaldaic version from between
the (Hebrew) book.
^ID"^ (b. h.) pr. n. m. Jesse, father of king David. Ber.
58^ Pes.
119='; a. fr.
nn'^lZJ^ f. (n^^) 1) sitting, rest. Hag. Ib^ . . .
tiVsJ^b
'DVXbl ti-i-'-O'Si Sb Ms.M. (v.Rabb.D. S.a.l.) on high there
is no standing up and no sitting down (effort and rest),
no emulation &c. Yoma
69'', a. fr. fTltS^a
"^
'pN none were
allowed to sit down in the Temple court. Gen. R. s. 38,
a. fr. 'DT
"I
XSlia nnSC op's bs Avherever you find sitting
(retirement, use of the word STU'') recorded in the Bible,
there Satan leaps forth (trouble arises). Yeb.
106'' nnn'^'C::
nnnin!!? X'^n it this her sitting is to her a getting up (sitt-
ing up is to her a great effort; oth. expl.: her being left
seated, is her erection, i. e. her failure to be married to
the yabam is a benefit to her) ; a. fr.2)
settlement, dioell-
ing. Kidd. 37% a. e., y. riOT. Keth. lio'' D^sna n^^^^^
nUJp living in large cities is a hardship. Sabb. lO''
"|iS>
nal"ip PTnn''iy"'lU a town of recent settlement; a. fr.

3)
scholars' session, council, academy; court. Yoma 28
'
"in aiDI'^T pT an elder and member of council. Ib. n^lS i<h
onn
"1
they (our early ancestors) were never without
council (a representative body). Pes. 1 1
9*
top "'n . .
.
"i^D^n
who knows his colleague's place in meetings; ..
.)>yp^or^i
'^n who greets his colleague in meetings with kindness.
Ber.
57=' "^
U:!!<-| presiding officer. Y. Ber. IV,
1'^
top 13'"ai
'^n. . , S"n nK they elected R.El. .. .(president) in regular
session.
Ib.'-i^ . . .Q-'UJ'in they installed him as president. B.
Bath.
120* 'DTj^n
'13 in court or college give the preference
to learning, in social entertainment to age; a. fr. i>lU
'"'
n^:)^ divine court. B. Mets.
86=' '^
b^ '^n UJpnrD has been
summoned before divine justice (is dead);
a.fr.-P/.nbiir-;.
Koh. R. to I, 8 '31 msii: ^bhn
'iniU -lUJSX is it possible that
those colleges be lost in such futile errors; Tosef. Hull.
II, 24 D^SVO l^^n iniOnUJ (corr. ace; v., however,
iQ^C). Y.
Sabb. X,
12^ bot.'i nuj^^ x^iT ira n^i^^v stnx ns
^nu^'aiu
I have served my father at more 'standing meetings' (stand-
ing up as an A mora) than you have served at college
sessions; Y. Hag. Ill, beg. 78'1; a. fr.
*1""p^^
m. pi. (triTT; cmp. T^sin)
[balance-holdtrs,]
anchor, ballast-stones.
Tosef. B.Bath. IV, 1 ed. Zuck. (Var.
pliri, disagreeing with Mish. B.Bath.V, 1,
v. 'pSiH; Y.ib.
V, beg.
15 "pniS, read "pais).
5}<t5^^^
'^
1?
pr. n. m. Bar-Y'shita. Y. Meg. IV,
75'^
top.
^^ID"* m. (b. h.; cmp.
T2Ji) [substantial,] old, venerable.

PL tn^'^'4\ M. Kat.
25'', V. SJn.
bi<5]Q^^
(b.h.) pr.n.m. Ishmael, 1) son of Abraham
;
also (as patron.) the people of
L, Arabs, Bedouins. [Targ.
Job XV, 20, Var. in ed. Lag.]Gen. R. s. 45 niaixn
'^ ;qi<
I., too, among the nations (was named before he was born,
Gen. XVI, 11). B. Bath.
16''; Gen. R. s. 59
nnvcn'inffi:"U
'D^ in as much as I. repented of his evil deeds in his
(Abraham's) life-time; a. fr.-Sabb. ll''
'=1 6<bl
'^ mn (v.
Rabb. D. S. a.l. note 80 a. Rashi a. 1.) rather under I. (Arabic
dominion) than under Byzantium; a.fr. [Pes.
118'' '^ msbo
(Ms. M. a. older eds. ns^jnn) a censorial change for ^Q'O,
Roman government.]2)
I. ben Nathaniah, the
murderer
^; 01 *
S)t.b
tl^.t. Ikh MiU.t Ai
ClklV
I'
>*w *'
N^ .^ it ft> li . M<-J ) JAmattttt. Artth. TL^V
'
mB^
602 nn^
shall behold the faces of the firm (believers); a. fr.

PI.
di-iir*:, 'p'T^*;. Cant. E,. to I, 4 -]i?2n-i (I'^nir'i n^, [read as
:]
Talk. ib.
982'
'21 Di^UJi na, expl.
'21 "pS'^pn no how strong
are thy mercies. Midr. Till. J. c.
'i
na IT . . . TO irx which
is the highest class among those who will greet the coun-
tenance of the Divine Presence (in the hereafter)? The
class of the firm believers. lb. to Ps. XXV, 14 . . . rtnn2
"^"b '|ln3 2"i-l5<1 first the secret of the Lord is communicated
to those who fear him (human beings), and then to the
firm ones (the angels, cmp. D'^p'lS'; s. v.
p^^);
Gen. R.s.49;
a. e.Fem. tTn'^a";, ;)/. niiu;^ (sub '\''i^^^; withref. to Deut.
XII,
8) [riffht
in the eyes of
the offerer,] free-will offer-
ings (opp. nain). Zeb. lU^'SI a'^'ipn'i free-will sacrifices
you may off'er (on the bamoth, v. ^^3), but no obligatory
off'erings; ib, ll?**. lb. 'ire'>3
"i
they belong to the class
of free-will off'erings. Ib. 11
8=^; a.fr. IC^n ISO the Book
Yashar, a lost book (Josh. X, 13; II Sam. I, 18). Ab.
Zar. 25\ Y. Sot, I, end, 17^
&S~lUJ_ ch. same,
firm
believer, upright man. Y. Taan.
II,
65'^
(ref. to Mic. VII, 4)
'31 )TiOrt
"i
the upright man
among them is like thorns.
5}j^"iL;
_
(b. h.) pi-, n. Israel, 1) I. (Jacob), the patriarch.
Oen. B. s. 68 S<aD
"i
the patriarch I. (not the people);
a.fr.2)1., the people. Ber. 6^^; a.fr.

'^ "^itSI^' the enemies

of Israel, often euphem. for Israel. Ib. 32^ b^U . . Vj-Jl^ns
"1
'U3 the feet of Israel would totter (in judgment); a. fr.
'
^V. ri053.3)
"1 (="'
")2) an Israelite, a) one not belong-
ing to the priestly or levitic tribe ; b) a Jew, opp. "^^25,
iia. Gitt. V, 8. Tosef, Kidd. V, 3; a. fr. Tosef. Ab. Zar.
Ill,
5,
sq. Ab. Zar. II,
6
; a. fr.

"^ PQ an Israelitish woman.

Tosef. 1. c.
1
; 3 ; a. fr.P/. ni^tt-iir"; (opp. to n'jn?, ni'^'i^).
Tosef. Snh. IV, 2.
*
vb^nij^ m. (preced.) one belonging to a common Isra-
elitish family, contrad. to "^ifiS, a.
I'^'i^.
Kidd. IV,
1
; Yeb.
37=^
(collective noun). P/. C^bx-iir^ lb . 85^ Tosef. Ber.
V, 14.

Fern. n'l^X'iu;'^ an Israelitish (Jetvish) woman.

Nidd. IV, 2 (33^^) (collective noun, opp. to rrt''ni2).
ri^HD^ f. (v. *nw a. "iiijii) firmness, faith, right con-
duct, equity. Y. Meg. I,
72*^
top (ref. to Deut. XII, 8, cmp.
^uj^)
'21 '1 "iT^^
H3 Kirm: lan eta iu;yn nol and what dare
you do there (on the bamah)"? An act by which one is
led towards faith, which is burnt-off'erings and peace-
offerings. Midr. Till, to Ps. XCIX, 4 (ref. to d'lnu;-'^ ib.)
tiWj bir
"1
n5512 nnx (ed. Bub. ";53^1S3
"1)
thou hast estab-
lished the firmness of thy world (through courts ofjustice);
Yalk. Ps. 852 "i^^l^sn '\ Gen. R. s. 54 (ref. to nsiUJil,
I Sam. VI, 12)
"^2
ni2^na they walked with propriety (pay-
ing reverence to the Ark; Midr. Sam.ch.XIl'iSlia). Ruth
R. introd. 3 (ref. to "'.^U'^, Prov. XXI, 8)
'i
ni03 in fairness;
ib. "12; Yalk. Prov. 959. Deut. R. s. 8 nnS^IX '^^2 ^21 H'^'n
ilTViiy:i'2 . . . tlDD'^S she (the Torah) and all her implements
have been given to man, her humility, her righteousness
and her fairness.Sot.
9'*,
v. next w.
lJ^ri"lIp2 f- ch. (v. preced.) that ichich seems right,
arbitrary will. Sot.
9"^
(ref. to Jud, XIV, 3 iJ'^S'a .T-iUJ'^)
^tX rr^nilB;;! ^nn xrr^a btX
"'2
when he (Samson) went
out (to marry), he, at all events, followed only his own
liking (not the will of the Lord); [marginal version r.!l"id;;i
^'^i'^'J]; Yalk. Jud. 69.
n_ (v. n'^S) [being, existence,] a particle 1) indicating
the objective case (=h. HN). Targ. Gen. I, 1; a. v. fr.

With pronominal suffixes : "'T'^ me, Tj"", Tpri;^ thee &c. Targ.
Deut. IV, 14. Targ. Gen. XII, 12. Ib. L, 21; a. v. fr.
2)
(with pronominal suffix of the third person) he himself,
this one &c. Y. Bice. Ill,
65"^
top "iSa-i ^^cn n-'TP ^^ax said
he (who was before mentioned as) one of the scholars.
Gen. R. s. 9, beg.; Koh. R. to III, 11, a. e. "iinn;^ those
(opp. to '{^1), V. "iJil. With prepositional prefix: HI, v.
ni3, nib.
DP*', n'^ri"' I ch.=h. aia;;, to sit, dioell &c. ; to be in-
habited, settled! Targ. 0. Gen. XXXVI, 7 nPC^p ed. Berl. (oth.
ed. a. Y. an-^p). Targ. 0. Ex. XVI, 35 NPin'^n'^ (Y. Nain^T:)
inhabited; a. v. fr.Imper. 2''Pl, "^a'^ri. Targ. Gen. XX, 15.
Targ.Is.LII, 2 (ed-Wih-^nn); a.fr.-Yeb. 109='n^mn t^nn'^she
lives under (with) him. Ber. 6^ ''Sn.^ ^^ when they are
seated. Ib.48*
"^ 5<2'in Wonil and where does the Lord
reside ?~M. Kat.
9''
"^T'^B^IX ain-^bl -jnin ai-DT^b may thy
house (grave) be vacant, and thj' inn (temporary home
on earth) be inhabited ; Tanh. B'resh. 1
3
; a fr.'noS<p1 . .
"^
N. N. sat down (lecturing) and said &c. Bets. 20^; a. fr.
Fa.y^TP l)to set down, place. Y. Kil. IX,
32'^
top ; Y. Keth.
XII,
35'*
top '21 Nbl tr^b
"1
he set him down (let his coffin
down) and would not take him back again (v. Sin) ; a.e.2)
to
settle, establish. Targ. Is. XLIII, 20 3in;:x (ed.Wil. an-^X
Af.).
Targ. Ps. XXII, 4; a. e.

3) to quiet, set at rest.

Targ. Ps. XXIII, 3 n^ri;:'; (ed. Wil.
^in*!,
V. 21F1).Ber.
28*
fT^ron inin;il3 to set his mind at ease. Yoraa
81'*
'^nip;:
xnS'l making one come to. B. Bath.
3''
ni-iS'^b JTia^Fl.''b
in oi'der to gratify his jjassion. Lev. R. s. 19 [read:]
"i^rssb 'rarT> no2 -pri -|ii2;b5
lib
nnirn may thy soul be
restored to thee as thou hast restored mysoul; a.e.

Part,
pass. nr}ip, xnpi?3, xan^p a) inhabited. Targ. Ps. CVII, 4.

b) quieted. Tarn.
32"- '21 'pninsi '^^ xb X^i inin3 (or
saPi^ri, V. infra) sea-farers do not feel at ease until they
reach land.
Af.
ninix, an^X to place, seat, settle (v.
3^;: Hif.). Targ.
I Kings XXI, 9, Targ. Gen. XLVII, C ; a. fr. Y. Kidd. I,
58^ '21
?ii5 bs
ii!12"iniiX
bury, me at the bank of the river;
Y. Keth. VI, end,31 lianiiX (corr. ace). Hull. 59^ n^nnr
niariix. .Xllina let it be put in the oven; ... he put it
in. Yoma 69^ '21 xniJ^ra a^nix they made (people)
sit fasting, they ordered a fast of three days &c. ; a. fr.
[ainix for n^nx, v. am.]
ithpa. anipx, Ithpe. ri'^n^nx, a^ni'^x, a^n^x ; Ittaf anin^x
1) to be allowed to divell, to sojourn (h. 115). Targ. O.Gen.
XX, 1 (Y. ansnx, corr. ace). Targ. Jer. XLIX, 33; a. fr.
Sabb.
33'^ '21 lOiin lar^X they dwelt in the cave twelve
years.
2) to be inhabited. Targ. Is. XLIV, 26. Targ. Jer.
L, 13; a. fr.

3) to be set at ease, be gratified. Targ. Is.

LXII, 5.B. Mets.
83''
hot. n^n:?! Xani53 xb he was not
satisfied. Yoma 80''; iTTiyT ia
he will come to af;ain.

Sabb. 5i'\ sq. n^nsi aninini la^n ^2 Ms. 0. (Ms. M.

aiini,
ed. amriix'l, v. Rabb. D, S. a. l. note) that he may
ar* 009
bfl PNmwIM. Uv, It. . Iff. V. mttn. - tf tit m tat
3CT
II (V. |it(l., <|* an* 1. , f
.
ut4 In ftr
!<> i.. i
*
I, 7^ rVBtii 1*1 titin tt><>**ti ^
'.on. r<*i)4 ! ' >i'
_ - . - ^'4 U* will !> ! 1)
,f,fc

g.
3CT. 2T^ ro. (V* 1 ) Mi^tf' TMf O. Om. X

- 1 lUrl (eJ "Sr* ^

- - -
\l. II . ff
-^ /t K
1.
i
< fr.
t^T^ m^ pi.
rsr:
il^WMaf flMWi. tr.
iqr-
JN.h . AMNMb i< ro0/ ta. Y. T*K IV. !< TW
na r!^r*n^
*
...8nii(M|kb.Xv iMppy Um
...-.
toliMif as, I.
- * rvMivntMl
r"n rV3^ mm! bat rii* R. i(.V pi
*
^ .
7
' uip. Oiu. IT* vnar i6 im
'^
(my Imi
n \mmtMm
pif. Mtt'**
HT^pT
^
nmirm
>
MTM) WM a
p9f
drlwa teio farMi, L. .
!<iflgm ttoiMit
- nw
^nu )v
'^
Um pia of
!. 8bb. XVII,4;a.,v.lT;p'7rTj.Vtitfi'-fni/-
S^rrvi
'^
d iNr|r<marft ofkariemfd ciaff
pf,
\ II'. -it. nvu"". r^ H". Of. tt, . 43
*
Trghc
< And Jacob), lb.
lanrl ftho rMif
kMlla
--- r _. l: . ..ih.d.
td. mm^) Ui (mvial) pags of t*au aad iboM of tbo
<nrr. TomC. ib. a Bstb. 1. 7 o rnrwD arm
"
thm knife (eoalMr) wbkb bos bM tekan oi

of Um ploofb. MikT. IX, S UUi l l *%

>r. ib. VI (VII). 14. B. Kun. 81*
TT^C'OO
: . . . joo mmj (ia walkisf) tant ot fron Um
idwanb Um priTnto ddowalk in ordar to svoM
rond>pfi; Y. Bor. II, and, i* top.
uTr m. (ar^ I) imtUrr,
^f
wnir, opp. HHD peit*
kil'l'^'Tr,
-igirr.
B. Bntb.
8*.
)^^
m. (pracod.) datdlii^ fleet. Tat -. J
^~K. K;;r. i^. P. LXXXix, u u. (cJ.
v-~
fT)*^ m^ miirP f. (b. b.) (ly ene^
HT.
n^ S^.
1- ^
Hsff.
8^; Makb. Bo . !.
we ration is not lbkaa tai
lbiK :.\. fiip. I) fnlkrrkm, orpAn,
\li "r* T'c "TTS
*n
*
yuan ha
irho rpban ia bia booaa^ ia r-
janiv. ....
t...

v^8neBff> |cr
'
H
'^'^
rt::*r-n r "rc:-r i boy and an orpbaa
iet\ need public support, e must mf^oit tha gM Ink
1MB IM fe flaw
l*ha(
ia bar
ktrftlMtr km* m
to
^
1.8. K8lkftt.i^.-t)fli<
-# r jf /T^ rliyMrCl. MUh. Ul,4. VaR. M^^
iW aailMhiiM mm4 prviaai
. ^..., inptmd iMtBMa*t.< tayn.
UMpiaai|^lt riP%r*. tfviatr-.
^ mmimr hmf taB*i li Baik. It4*
"SCnv VQV laifppfMNati vkMi llMbaiia
iM4. miu thm^ fiubav^fl dnadb (ba<bwdiH<a8>) Afaftk.
M. i
'71*^1 *^
sV (! > iat fcr pabia k af
Mi* <wn al|a la aalMy
Um *<">< 'f^tfWTv ii . j
i
&, fr.

Yab^ XtU,
y
**
n^m irv laa arpfcaa itatan, a. ft.
dPITf MZjlT^ ab. MaM.
TWf. Y. Ba. XXfttl la
BT^I- h.'-'^r^. TW. i A XXII. .-/a.
MJfkn
Uv.
H. . 3? (wM ad. aowr-^.v. or*.
uura ibM the ptaaorfbod aaaUar af priaMljr
(V. YoaM VII, > Xab. ir} Krak tl^.
tnVPah.1 iir#i .-II
Han. M* "TiKp ^np
"
ha fffaa M ftaai ika
fTTTtt
n. (fr. t^f) I) aMtr*^ OT fMt om. M^ n
^* r^z:* -* a aMaqalte aaaM aad aaiand hia (THaOMBS
Oaa. B. a. 10. Lav. B. a. tS. labb. 71* t6
'^
fha Maa>
qalia (aa appliiartoa af a palp awJa of aaafaliaal fa a
raaMdy for a aarpaatii bila. Ib. Vvi Vp
'
rv iba hm
wblch tha alapbaat baa of tba pa#adfc, r. nyiL lab. >*;
Ut. B. a. 14, bag. 9 Tsrp
*
iha ft.
tea baaa aiaaiad ha-
fora tbaa (auHi); a. a.PL hiJw.
.^^.. Oaa. B. iu i
(rattoOaa IU,ir)'afi7W-t-

^v cron aaMal
tbiafB Uba gaaia, Aaaa aad e TMaCSabbwZU
(Xni), 4
'^
ransi; Y. lb. XIV. ht^ i*7Wn (aarr. aaa.)^
v.i^.-S)a&iv(4aAwO. Stfte ah*aiai Pw. ta. ah.
XII; UolL 87*: a. ai, v. o4|l
H^r*, rJ-Jrl^ ah. laaa. Oaa. B. a. !: Lav. B.a.
tl./Y.
)
J*
J . it^V**
'
.
'
- I^ !
Wf.
"*
rns? fm^ <Md
tb rxeramcnu prodaead gaata. Oaa. B. a. M, aad, f&n
'<'
rrriar (toaM ad-m;^) laat tha MDnaitui bi8a fifaa
Uiabaad).
: -T I
! t I * t, T.
f*.
^O ^p?L
ai.(Tjfr5) aaott o*l*a^pa aaad lor
ntt^ni 604 ^ri^
a hot pot; (otli. opin.) a str'ainer (cmp. Targ. Job X, 10).

PI. 'pD'Tl!, 'in\ Kel. XII, 3 ed. Dehr. 'in'^!' (ed. '^Pl^);
Tosef. ib. B. Mets. II, 10, v. 'IJ'S II.
T : " : T
']^^^ V. t<r.x.
&<^rn\ V. x-^D^ni.
(yr)
remaining over, too much, too niant/; extraordinary/,
especial. Targ. 0. Ex. XXVI, 12 (Y. K^nin). Ib. K'niri;;-!
(ed. Berl. S<"jr!;% Y. K'^i'^n')). Ib. 13.Hull. 47*
'i
'.X Von
one lobe wanting or one too many. B. Mets. 93'', v. Ntrna.
Ib.
'>
l!<n'l^''::3 ed. (Ms. M. xrii^V"^) a special watchfulness.
M. Kat.
4*
JtS'^X
n'l'ini xriTi-J (read xn-^ni, v. Rabb. D. S.
a.l. note 400) it requires great labor. Ib. 2P"i
xnV'^a some-
thing more than duty requires. B.Mets.
104**
"^Xnb'^'2 a dis-
proportionate amount. Gitt.
64'' "^
XT^ an additional hand
(her own and her father's power of accepting the letter
of divorce). B. Bath.
104''
top [read :]
X-i^ni JO''N
'i5<1
and
if there is a surplus, v. Nr'^^p.B. Kam.
94=^ "^
21tyn the
superfluous verse containing :it"n (Lev. XIX, 10, repeated
ib. XXIII, 22); a. fr. Esp. nvmr^'^ an additional lohe
of
the lungs. Hull. 47*.P/.
'p"}'l^l^
K^T^i^
''T^l;
f. xn'^'^ri^
''P!']. Targ. 0. Num. Ill, 46.B. Mets. 51^ "^
^Q'n at an ex-
tremely high price. .Ruth B, to II, 14; Cant. 11. to II, 9
"1
'pV-^X those forty five days more (Dan. XII, 1
1
; 12). Ab.
Zar.
9''
sq.
"i
list; ri^UJ xnrsUJ S<inn a document which
contained six j'ears too many (was postdated by six year.s);
a. fr.

Adv. "I'Pi;;! more. Targ. Ps. XIX, 11 ; a. e.5<P!"!'^n;^3

(=h. "ilX^^ ^nT^) beyond measure. M. Kat.
27''
i^'^siaxpmh
"^3
(Ms. M. Stni'i^ra) she mourned unreasonably.
I^ri^l II pr. n. pi. Yattir, v. xn'^nri.
S^lTl'' m. cord, v. S^'ini
I.
T
...
'
T 1
'^l^^?
f- ("'^';) superfluity. Gen. E. s. 10 t3Vl3>n
'i
"(tTi)
(better: )'^"i"'n':, v. "in^ a. ^n^).
"]^l^ Y. Ab. Zar. Ill, 43^ "isni'^an, read : Ott '^'^inan
(a tautography), v. "T^PS.
UIJ , Pi. dn'i'^
(denom. of d'in'j) to make orphans, to
cause bereavement. Pes.49*1'^5nnXQrii^^ Ms.M. (ed-'i^VTlJ)
will be forced to leave his children uprovided for; Yalk.
Am. 545; v. "{chti. Yalk. Gen. 95.
Nithpa. tiri"'!!n? to become an orphan. Keth.44'^ 'TCPDr'?
she lost her father.
UT\\ Ori^',
^12^1
ch.=h.din';, Targ. 0. Ex. XXII, 21
(ed. Anist. tiri'^;'Y.dirS) ; a.e.Y. Ab.Zar.II,41''bot."i1 'p
'SI the case ofan orphanor a widoAv ; Y. Sabb.1, 3*=sq."^''Tp"^
(read
"("i"!).
Keth.
54^* "^
an orphan (figuratively for a hired
laborer whom the employer provides with clothes, v.
li'^pVl); a. fr.
Ab. Zar.
24'' "^
iJ^mal^ an anonymous or
titleless psalm.
Trnsf. (as a friendl}' rebuke) ignorant
child! Keth. 17"^; Ab. Zar. 13^'; Hull. 111^.P/. -pTsn:,
t<i;j^n^, "^-cn^ Targ. Ex.XXII, 23; a. fr.Ber.
18'' "^^
"^Tlt
heirs' fund. Y. Shek. IV, 48^ bot., a. e.,
'^^
"bl^, v. b^p.
B. Mets. 108''; B. Bath.
8^ '^^2 '^SX even orphans' funds
must be taxed, v. X^SX. Y. Sot. HI, 19'''3l
"^
'^inn. the heirs
came complaining; a. v. fr.

Keth. 106*
"i
inii'UE2b l^p
they (the surviving scholars) called themselves orphans;
"11 '^
orphans of orphans (few survivors).
S^jn"*, v. x''3'ini.
"IP" (b. h.; cmp. 'T,UX, ^W) [to be strong; denom. Iln*
cord, v. X'^n'^ I,] to be rich, plentiful.
Nif.
"inis to be left over.Part, iriia m. X)ortions of
sacri-
fices left over beyond the legal time and bound to be burnt.
Kerith. Ill, 4
'31 '(O
'3
iT^tTl and it was an overdue rem-
nant of sacrifices. Ib. I, 1
'3
d1 blood of overdue sacri-
fices. Meil. I, 3, a. fr.
'3
dlTU^S as coming under the law
of nothar; a.v.fr.P/. ti-^^Tp, n*i-ini3. Sifre Ahare Par.
5,
cli. VII.Cant. E. to V, 14
'3
fl^D how many laws about
nothar. Num. E. s. 11 '33...blDS^ xV^ not to unfit any of
the sacrifices by allowing them to become overdue.
Hif. a) ^"^nin to leave over; to go beyond; to be more.
Mekh. Bo s. 6 'T\ dX if he left a part of the Passover laml)
over until morning. Slfra Tsav, Par. 7, ch. XII 'H 'n dX
if he has left over, he has left over (and it may 1)e eaten).
Ib. 1^13 si-iinin dX if they left the whole of it over (for the
second day); a. fr. Ber.
34''
Dtn-inin X^l dniDH xV you
stated the time neither too early nor too late. B. Bath.
VII, 2 Xliiu; ^3 'n if it was somewhat more (than the
stated measure).
b)
'^'^riri (cmp. p'^Sln fr. pll^), v. infra.
Pi. 'iP'^'^ (denom. of "inil)
to add; to do too much. Erub.
13* "iPi''!'2 . . . nnx X2^ for if thou omit one letter or
write one too many; Sot. 20* T^PiSn
Hif. (v. supra). Ex.
E. s. 27; Tanh. Yithro 4 his name was Jether (Jethro)
'31 rn23"ia ''^UJ because he gave rise to an additional chapter
(about judges) in theLaw;Mekh.ib., Amalek,s.l"l'^^li^lr.
Ib.B'l21a d*i'^"a2 ''I'^lU because he did more (than ordinary
men, was liberal in) good deeds. [Y. Keth. IV, end,
29''
"iniil,v.ini.]

Part.pass.'ypfir^'o, pl.^^'>'y^T'-q added, super-

fluous. Koii. E. to V, 8 (ref.'to' "(I'lnil, ib.)' nxirny d^ini
mirt "'J3 ",n(aj) (not niira) things which thou Avouldst
regard as additions to the Law. Ib. dblSJ3 'iJ3
. . . d'^ini "^SX
even things in nature which thou wouldst believe to be
superfluous (useless); Ex. E. s. 10; (Gen. E. s. 10 M'^'^r}'^);
a. e.
Nittaf. ^niPi3 to be left over. Yoma 46* nbiS* ill^-^X
!l*inin3U3 parts of a burnt-offering which remained over
(failed to be entirely burnt). Pes. b%^ ^"ilnini31!33 when
they were left over (unoff'ered).
"IsTl^ ch. same. [Targ.Euth II, 16, a. e. ^TT^y^, v. "in3.]
^Z".
'ninix, "in'^'iX l) to leave over. Targ. II Kings iv,
43; a. e.Y. Peah VII, 20* bot. 'jsi^rii'^xl.
2) to bless tvith
plenty. Targ. 0. Deut. XXVIII, 11 ; XXX, 9.
Pa. '-,n">::', aspreced. Pi.Part. pass. in'^^iTD, f. x'nn'^^^a'
larger. Meg.
19*"i'i23
IX Xiorna smaller in size or larger.
Ithpa. ^P''!:)X, "iFi'^X 1) to be left over; (in legal inter-
pret.) to be superfluous in the Bible text and therefore
60ft
r^. ii.
ii III'
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(A eai'ii itwMUi lf*r
(ta Uio MuMir I'jr &. Hull. III. ( a ft*
<' 'l*
rtia)
"
mil ^ xr% Va iImi itbicit Im*
, prob. to b rood: I''Vi"l.
", . "T^.J""
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M
4;*(^t
nr" -afrify. Uv.ll,a.S
(rr.t. iAMoii,(Mlv.)oH>rr.
Bkli. VII, I () -SI Vricr
"
Bb. <l. (MUb. yr^ "^^
'3> ensO) to tboM mwibooililod, iUi rolawet to bloa*
ialMi ofbamoB bdnfi^ Umvcdfff^baptd boadte. BrobJS^
p
Vy^ inoio tbaa that. out. U
I
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my, BMf; a. ft-.
iiH Um
boi w
tViK. fci* "unVsp (
Kiot. XXV. ?o irr- M*,
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^<f.Jo4.k
^* (' 1 1 g
'*iiaolHo), fitfAMV ol AoMM, RUlwB.loi,fl V.
.iii.ru>^rtarnn*r^fi. Mir. Tin. i* ra. IX.
.*

tm '{h. fa, I !*
^. tl\ Es. R. c 17
"9
inncd ^r^ aa n
baatboa ba vat Muaad J' ba im ao**
vaflod . . . b*
mt tnma4 J rnsvip^lka
arHvalofJ HI) kioli pian balsM UwgMag of
ib Lav; A. -i, a.v. fr.
YiX"
. (b. b..
t:)
I) mtplmt,
Him
to 11. u' -n 79
'^
xnc es3 aa Um to a
iMi ligbt Ac. D^rfrfi Lav. E. a. tS Ct lo Kolk
V.t)r"T^' r'Qi '^1 avaa vlM
b aa addiUon lo Iba ii%iaal Law (Kok.1.^
r-rr^).) tmfnfmUf,
mmkmtkmg, Ikfl^--
van wbat iboa arigbiaat 4mi to ba awra SMl
OTM (Kob. R. to T, t, au
r:
-?-
Kob.B.
mp.r

r r
r
I
D)
^
jra/*, tha alavanib latter of tbe Alpbabat. It inter*
ehaoges with 3 q.
v.; aritb
p,
a. . Sgre a. T^P} with r%
amp. van a. Vaa a. dariTmtiTaa.
Wi as a namaial lattar, twtmfjf.
Jmt *t ^, preAx, h. a. cb. (t. ^Sj ij os <uy. Tai^.
M-n. IX, 3. Tari. Hot. IV, 9; a. . ft.B*r. I, 2 "n rws
ke one rending in tba Tovab. lb. 3
^-^\-
as osoal ; .
V. ft-. ^l) trhertas. T<mt. 8nb. II. Xr-t:...-Vri:
*sy d. Znck. ( Vr. sf-^csn . . . sc-^ii, as Sob. 1 1*, Y. il.
Jt
1
8**
top) whereas the spring pigeons are yet tender Ac
(lb. S 'Tt MT^roo.}(Owu
p
oMd paitklaa "ns. ris Aa., v.
place (3 laMfc) or iMlraMat, ai
^^^
in. sr^f^
Aa.]
HI, n^ eh. (k. h. not * pxKod.) advarb of yhiaa:
Arrr, t. icn; of time: mam. Tmit- Oon- XXtl, A. Itef.
Job XXXV'UI. 1
1
; n. ft.T. Br. IV. r tap yzr -at str
aad bcra be says so? lb. re*; a. r. ft.=^
kUl^, icp:
from kert.
Tuf. Joeb. VIII, 20. Tui.Bk. ZTIl, IS; a.ft-.
Y. Be.T.3f*ll^ 9C^ . .33B JtiaiMii thewater is botb
directMMM^ T. a Mes. TI, 1
1*
top itt KTQftoM bora to
Lydda; a. fr.Y. Str, XT? Ac; 7|E|;
7(
Ac
n&ts 606 "lai
DS3 (b, h.) to be heavy, io feel pain. Y. Sabb, IX,
12''
ib. xfx^
17=^
bot. (ref. to Gen. XXXIV, 23) 3X13 inline
tsni^S ti'^axis dhi'-ia'iX IsS . . . it does not say, 'when it
(the wound) was painful', but . . . .
, which intimates that
all their limbj pained them.
Hif. H'^xsri to cause pain, grief. Ex. R. s. 3 (ref. to Ex.
Ill, 7)
'31 *i55''!S;=r!Vi
. . . '^nsi'i I know how much they
will grieve me &c. Pirke d'R. El. ch. XII inistrn^ X^;U so
as to make him feel no pain. Midr. Till, to Ps. XCIV (ref.
to Prov. Ill, 12) 121X3^115 . . . 2X3!l xbx 2N21 JT'K read not
ukK'ah (and like a father) but uhWeb (and pain), when
He sends him pain.
DSS I, D'^i^S, D^? ch. same. Targ. Prov. XIV, 1 3.
Part.axs, S-iXS, a-^S. Targ. Job XIV, 22. Targ. Ps. LXIX,
30; a. fr. Targ. Jer. IV, 19 'J'^a'^S (ed. Lag. ja'^iS). B.
Kara.
46'^ '21 X3iX3 trh 3"'XD'l '|X0 Ms. F. (v. Rabb. D. 8.
a. 1. note, Ms. H. XD'^D) he who feels sick, goes to the phy-
sician. Ib.
85 '^ '31
n'^n'^xi p'1^01 1110 n-i^ '3
nin Ms. M.
(ed. ini^KI)
he had a sore and it was going away, and
one put on a coi-rodeut drug for him &c., v. "iin. Gitt.
68**
aiiS
; a. fr.B. Kam. 35^ '|''2i3,
v.
i33iri.
Pa. 3^X3, 31*3 to cause pain, tvound, grieve. Lam. R.
to II, 1 translating a^SJi, ib.)
'31 '3 -jiX
how did the Lord
wound &c., V.
K^i?.
JCSJ II m. (b.h.; preced.) 1) heaviness, pain. Ber. 55*
ab
'3
heaviness of heart (fretfulness). Gen. R. s. 67, end
'3
"bv
'3
grief added to grief; a. e.

2) grievous offence.
Deut. R. s. 3 (ref. to 11^X32, Ex. Ill, 7)
'31 '3
rna iJX Sll^
I know what grievous offence they are going to commit,
v. ax3.
Jj^DSS, ^^^"'^?^
ch.l)same. Targ.Prov. X,10. Targ.
Is.LxV,*14.-[Targ. JobXXXI, 18 xaX3 Ms.(ed. xaxsTi^n.]
B. Kam. 46'^,
v. 3X3 I; a. e.
2) siclc, sufferer. Targ.Ps.
LXIX, 30; a. iv.
Pl. "iiaxS, X^aX3, 'iX3, i3.
Targ. Ez.
XXXIV, 4. [Targ. Jer. IV, 19, v! 3X3 1.]V.
X3i3.
"'DJilSD, v. X35X3.
i^miS^, V. xn3.
T T
-: - T T
'm.^, V. ^?3.
nniJJ^^, V. n-1113.
^S2, "i:i 'D, V. 1^13.
^n^i<:), V. X3X3.
r : T " :
b^JSlS, part, of
bi3.
^^''SS, part, of ?]13.
>
Tri^;^, V. 1213.
Sb^^3, 'bSS, part, of X^3,
i>31.
Pp^"l''!5SD,
SifreDeut.317,some ed.,read: "iiSIXi^iS,
V.
')i3-lib3.
^aSD, V. iax3.
"I^S
(v. X3) here; now. Y.Ber. IV,
7'"
hot., a. e. bViSro
'3
'31 here (in this inn) did my father say the prayer of &c.
Bets. IV, 7
'3 12)1 '313 from here to there (will I use).
Ber. I, 2, a. fr. -jb^XI '3^3, v. T^^X. Snh. IX, 1 '30 inxlsl
and subsequently; a. fr. (d"in3n) 110X
'30
from this
originates what the scholars said. Ab. I, 5
;
a. fr.

"b '30,
-ia '30 from this is derived, do we learn. Ber.
64''
bsfab '30
'31 from this (that Jacob is mentioned and not his an-
cestors) we learn that the owner of the beam must carry
the heaviest side of it. B. Mets.
87=* '31 diloix dipil:iu: '30
from this we see that the righteous promise little &c.
;
a. fr.

'3 ...
'3
here (in this case) . .
.
, there (in another
place, in that case). Succ. 44'';
a. v. fr.Contr.
IS,
with
pref. O, "jSio. Y. Ber. IV,
7''
top [read :]
113isb ",3 lini^
p
in this case (when Levi disfavored many prayers), it is
meant for individuals, in the other case, it is meant for
congregations.

Y. Erub. VII,
24''
bot. '01 'O on both
sides; a. fr.
nS3 m. (Pers. khar, liar) ass. Snh. 98% v. itn.
"l5l^3, V. -I2J3.
ff^33, m. (v. 333) hall, excrement (cmp.b^S). Zeb. 1
13'*,
V. xniB3.
S^S, V. xans.
"'Snb, ^^3D, 133.
SCi<!I13, V. xoaa.
T
T :' T T !
u23 to he thick, hollow, arched.

Denom. xa3, xaiB.

Pa. aias (denom. of xai3, v. Fl. to Levy Targ. Diet. I,
427'') to hum thorns, to char. Erub.
29'' niaasiJI and let
him char it (the meat; Rashi: let him roast it over the
charred thorns; v. xai3).
S333 m. (preced.) burning to coals, charring. Zeb.
46'' '3 ipisxb (Ms. M. X3::3, some ed. X3::n) to exclude
charring the meat (instead of burning it to ashes); Yalk.
Lev. 445 nn33 (corr. ace.).V. Xai3.
"IDS I (b.h.) to he heavy, tveightg, important; cmp.lpi.
Pi. na3,'i31)to honor, holdprecious; to show honor. Ab.
IV, 1 '31 laaon laiao imiX who will be honored? He
who honors men. Sabb.
113*' it:'1"i230 niDXob
i1p i"-|
Rabbi Joh. called his garments 'my honorers'; B. Kam.
91^; Snh. 94*; a. fr. Ber.
46''
bot. ^31 "jiiaap "iiX we
must not show honors (saying, 'you go first') on high-
roads &c. Part. pass. 13130, pi. diiai3o, 'iiiaiao. Ab. 1.
c, V. supra. Ib. 6
'31 bs> 'O ISia . . . 133011 Vi3'he who
honors the Law, will himself be honored of men. Ber.
60'',
V. infra. Ab. Zar. Ill, 3, v. ilja; a. fr.
2)
(cmp.
XipiX,
1pi)
to offer
a gift. Tanh. Vayhi 13 "iiiasoUJ
'31 dniJIIIiSO they offer of their fruits to kings; Gen.
R. s. 99, end "pisao fitll (corr. ace); a. e.

3)
\to make
look respectable,'] to siveep, adjust the room. Ber. VIII, 4
'31 niatl nx "(11330 (after meal) the room is put in order
(the crumbs swept), and then &c. Bets. II, 7 (22'') -iiisro
nii:o!l 113 (Bab. ed. ni::o!l ni3) (on Holy Days) you may
sweep between the dining couches (the dining room); Y.
607
11) V . r-;ii'
> III// irnr* It. I "Si
i^ipa
V^T^
^ *<>^
sii iitf to toMMt y.
Hm-
in>Mir*(>. llvr.M*'r'irr:v'mmtoll
jrOtt hOMTMl OMt (uc t) to &# (
to bt ilrmtif
-'
'
i\ "arf
^
lh ttr**!* ' i t)4 lo b
in ^ wv|.l and A*I>mI Pab. III. ^SSTV <rp*<
II i* )ii**iitii %t iw 0jii. N'lim. M . II rrvV^ V^8llS
nasmS^ i mii kmI iliiiik hp4 inm (TBta>f Tr X. IS
OrV, rM4 wlib ad. KMh '93^, v.
^Qf]
/r<^. "T^ l)hh0 Wfy. Naa. I, fl rvr
.o hay ott M.t) to wmk* Ag>y. K
;
vni 13 (|<lAjrM
^9^
Si. VII. u. m. Q^ XIV,
|> tcto
with wlilrh Ihmi ! > ok*). I bail
'-'
T-.' *
-.-. .
...
-:3snrb%*
ihjr hMii.a) to fTiw wortf, It
i.V-"?-. Si.i i\ ipvimirvw
. A . 4. r ' >:.')>. Nom. B. il
>. Mm'm Id
TT*'^
1* v|H (drov*)
13^eh. nmf; Bl.
T^to dMH, MMvp. Nldd.M*bol.
^ K^ TS^f-.-^)! W|>l(tllalto]r)lMlt did MlMMVll
_
\\^n QbolaiM) olgU).
JUjM. '^ORTM to be MrfpC lb. M^ mBans i6 rnrs
eavity it not twrpt (ib* broom doi sol trik* it).
il/. T|;^ (v. 1^^ III) to trritoto, grieve. Tmrg. Ftot.
X?II, Si td, U(. (ed. Yen. -SS::, Mk S5C, b. tjit W3>.
T32, . n^-tz.
T2 II m. (praotd. wda.) 1) w^
f
ft f
,
jmawiK. ^a,
It* ^b rrg^ tb praasara of tha (iaaar) vaaaal. teb.
>; Mag. SS^ (MTOMin on rros. Ho*. X,i)9bm^n^nnt
t^ (Ma. M. <n^'Z) rad not 'bis difoiiy' bat 'bia wdfbt'
it ia goDt, i. c tha idol'a vaigbt ta raduocd; Talk. la.
ttQ^ 9) twportoirer, t. Tb^
1^
ni e. (b. b.; pracad. vd&) [WroMM, $eat
tf
omf MtotirAo(|f.] /irrr. Ber. f
1^
top rrrr csrs 'z
\ tba Uvar ia axoitad, and tba gall poara a drop over
and qoieta iu Hall. Ill, I 'sn bc-3; ib. S'sn n^s* if tha
tvar of an animal ia goaa. Arakb. Y, 8 (20*) ^ni^ "py
b9 (Bab. ed.
^T^)
^ * (^ ^^* ^ 7 >>vw (bii
vital organ); tutr.
H^^ch. samo. Targ. Ex. \\1\, 1
U, iT; a. e. Hull. 109**; a. ft.Kob. K \
!E. intn>d. (R. juab.S) rrgsra ran, t. -.-n
T T
*Tl3 Mu rv b
i ^1
I) toi^l**^ Affafcbi irifHn
-^,;.

-.ig^,!^,
,^ .. . . ,. '
^laifid
laifanaa'
-
a Mate.
.,
**<.
ffyail
j
^(/nttjl
"* .
.pV3'
T9 <^ fnm m mmm of iw itcii
da* to
f>*iil. li
lli.fi*y if"i
^
Vn> bMM d^irf^
(to
p
ra
p
ar tp
p
iM riato) to tary ItopoirtoM, far w ay w
mtftmi MMiMl lav. Bv. L c 4^ ift w* aiad It
to iMrt bwiiiito la
g
kto d^aiiy (to 4ti9m m toal^ Sal. ir
r r^ o*9V ^*s^ ^Tnniac kitoalMa,Uw boMr
to btai (iacobi by pvtoaaa to Mfter llMs Otfi by
fttotoan. tk 1 TO WdMr ffiMtolibMii artolb r>
P-M. Had. M^
'yi
^
ams |6 fsa m !
aa
y
<ba iMMtof of a IWWM W>'
to iImw aa U^toa , aad iby fattoar aiadaMili ItoMT
lafibytoaiti :n a^ v. a^ Wtf
>aaipA^*^* '^
*^'^
to. ras, v. a^*) 4rift M<rwai#.-.
^|
Irab. tf^ boL larrt vj
' "s (Ma. M
oToaUtoaaai la
?(>>- ^
^Q^ I (bu b.) yr. . Caa^u, ij
-3
J^
a diainai la
Mattbani Palaatl pratoatad by 1nlwaa to *<>. btoig
of Tjrra. tabb. M*. V.
^
V9^
a^3V>
Cl>^
<iE*MO
a plaaa aeatb aaai ef Aaalto. Tbaal M. Kac tl. U; TaarfL
ibb. VII (TUa n; T. raa. IT. Jt*
tof; Sabu tti U.

?^ II m.
Oq0 I) (aapi
afSO^ kmk-mtk m m^
womdartltohMiirw. aiibbLVI.I;b.~T.ftur*l^
nota *VB33, laad: nxap ^a lA^i ^aad to a Kttmt
(Miab.l.a.|,llatf toakyfHMl. Bab. . ?* 9Wmim^
"a^ ^ ibto laM<Mtok. L a.) I do MlbaMvlHilMrto
a akva'a cbala te.t) riUfa. FT.
T'
I
for draviaf water. TlHal Mftv. IT, t.
*|*C*i33t Targ. Pn LTItl, l Ma., raad: TTOCS. v.
icptt.
*-'
nil (iC2) (b. b.; oapi ai=) to fTM dfaa,
to Ac oCnyandUrf,
fa
aadL 8abb.Sl*r^ T^rrzittiim
Plaaabab ligjbt want oot, ba ia baoad to atltad to a.
T. Toaw n, at' r;sr r-T:p f^akiawiii wbaeh wbm
oat (aa aoi aalnaly bum). Babb. ai^ T n|^ aeno
'n it u battar tbat abaaaa l%ht(caadla)ba aHiagaMMd,
than that OodTa Bgbt (lito) ba iiliaflibii a. ft.
Pi. ny^ ns9 () to 1 i fiapatot lb.* sar n^ 16
-(ba ra^ ba antt Mot pat it oat, bat if ba did AaL Ul n,S
^ns
608 133
i:n nj< nst'Sf^ ^le who puts the (Sabbath) lamp out. Gen.
B.s. 68 (play on sn
'is,
Gen. XXVIII, 1
1)
IT'SU^n Xln^^S (some
ed.
ra"i2) He extinguished the sun (made the sun set earlier).
Tosef. Sabb. XIII (XIV), 9 na? lb 'Jiix 'psi niasb xni:: "^-iss
nssn bxi if a gentile comes (on the Sabbath) to extinguish
(a fire), we say to him neither 'extinguish' nor 'do not'.
Gen. R. 1. c.
'31 >133 "b^n "I'aX (not IS'^S) said the king,
put out &c. ; a. fr.
^ir, NDD ch.same. [Sabh. 2l'' nnar
;
ib. 30^ ^32^,
h. forms.]
Pa.
"123
^0 extinguish. Bev. 58^ rT'5"i2?b ^!np3?1 Ar. (Ms.
M. in3'iS231, corr. ace; ed.
'=1 injibns "^m-Qn) dimmed
his eye-sight, v. SfJ-jia. Ib.
60''
bot. IT^ilUJ^ n^.^23 . . XnX
there came a wind and put out his lamp. Sabb.
44"*
T>St
"^l^iarb he may be induced to extinguish the fire ;Yoma85\
1^55, V. "1531,11.
S5"5S(Ar.xi3) f.(part. pass.of p5)=h. njiasn^rrn
(v, '33) a sheep tvear'wg a romp, fine
sheep. Targ. Ez.
XXVII, 18 (cmp. Shebu. 6^ s. v. "jas).
n3'53 f. (')33) brooch or bueJde. B. Bath. IX, 7 13n
'31 'TlS'^aa give my brooch to my daughter.
i^nD^D^ f., pi. xn5'^33 (Ar. Ji-^WSS) (v. preced. wds.)
a garment pinned or buckled on. Targ. I?. II
[,
23 (h. text
D'^T^Tl; cmp. -p6vYj|xa).
nO'^DS f. (033) 1) washing. Y. Shebi. VIII,
38''
top
'31 D'^inx
"iini )rD'^33 as between the use of the spring
for their (the inhabitants') washing purposes and for
strangers' living (drinking purposes); a. fr.

[Mikv.VIII,!,
V. nui'133.]
2)
(also tiosss) water mixed with alkaline sub-
stances, Ige-water &c/ Tosef. Shebi, VI, 25 n^i"imy nin^s
'3n ~inb xbl nnia^n . . . produces of the Sabbath year
must not be used for an infusion nor for preparing lye-
water; Succ.40'; B.Kam.
102''; Y. Shebi. l.c,P/.niD-i23.
lb. VII, beg.
37'' '3 '^S'l^
(ed. Krot.'0"^53, corr. ace.) alkaline
plants.
^^33,
V. 1133?.
^"5^ m., &<l^"Q3, Sri^^D^ f. (^33) 1) stepping
stool (scamnum). Targ! Ps. CX,' 1 (h. text dnn). v. ^3311.
2) paved path. Ib. LXXVIII, 50 (h. text U'ins).Targ.
I Sam. VI, 12, a. e. (h. text nbo^), v. 1^3311. Targ. II Sam.
XX, 12 i<n;U'i33 ed. Lag. (oth. ed, XTy33). P^. 'plli'^SS.
Targ. Is. XL, 3 ed. Lag. (oth. ed. 'p^JSS); a. e.3)
recess,
secret. Targ. Lam. Ill, 10 (h. text d-^'inD^). P/.
^'&^'2'3.
Ber.
10^ bot.
'31 N3^n-i"i
'3 "'nn3 Ar. (ed. "^^33) what hast
thou to do with the secret ways of the Lord?
I lIIJ"^I12 f. (\y33) making a path, side-path. Mikv.
VIII, 1 '3n ^i'S'Q Ay. on account of the passing by (of
travellers that leave the highway for some cause). [Ed.
il3"'33n "iJB^ on account of the ponds being used for wash-
ing clothes, V. comment.]
I^^DD,
Gen. B. s. 66, v. UJ13'i3h.
s?)ir5^D3,v.an33.
DSZ12 (^3^S) m. (reduplic. of 333 or rjS3, v. 333)
an arched round vessel. Kel. II, 3 rn VoV IX'aSin 'z a
kabkab which was intended for a cover for the bread-
basket (and not as a receptacle). Tosef. ib. B.Kam.II,5
DSbx ^031
'3 "1103
ed. Zuck. (cd. only GSbs "^lOS) the lid
of a k. and that of a pot. Ib. 8
'31 '311 -,153 "53^1 "3^ ^^rii'jn
E. S. to Kel. Ill, 1 (ed. Zuck. a, oth. 3333) a vessel made
for both purposes (for liquids and for solid food), e,
g.
the k., the stew-pot &c.
*j3
[to press, to impede, Avhence ^33 the foot-chain;
denom. ^33] to chain. Gen. R. s, 87 "'SX Vinb313 I have
the power to put thee in chains. Tanh. Thazr, 8 X'^3'a
1^3131 .... he orders chains and chains him. Part,
pass. Vl33, f. !i^l33, pi. nil5l33 tied, prevented, esp. sheep
prevented from conceiving by having their tails tied down.
Sabb. V, 2
'3
... . niSSI^ nibni ewes may be led out (on
the Sabbath) . . , tied up; Tosef. ib. IV (V), 1 nbSJ'i nh^
'3
^3T "(rrib:?. Sabb.
54a
'31 nibs 'p>3'i3i:J '3
"^JtO Bts. M. (ed.
'(^bM^Cir) what is k'buloth'i They tie their tails down-
ward &c. Ib.'3lbl33 "^XMI S'la^^'^X^ where is the evidence
that kabul has the meaning of sterility? (Answ. vef. to
I Kings IX, 13, V. next av.); Y. ib. V,
7''
bot.
Pi.
b3'i3 same, v. supra.Par^.^ass. baiS^. Sabb. I.e.
the district was called Cabul, :]D33 'pbaiSriUJ S<"3 113 I'^nUJ
'31 because there were people there who were chained
with silver and gold.
~!aJ ch. same, part. pass. ^"^33, f. itV'^33 impeded, de-
tained.' Targ. Koh. XII, 4 '31
'^^yD -jbail thy feet are de-
tained from going out &c, (h. text 1150).
Pa. ^33 same; part. pass, bssp, f. X^SS^a tied up, (cmp.
-i:iS) sterile. Sabb. 54* (ref. to I Kings IX, 13, v. preced.;
v, -i-jpin) "i-iB 5<13S> i<bT^ XSJ1K 'iU33'iX 1-i?2X1(Ms.O. Nril:33-2)
and people say, it is a tied up land, which bears no fruits.
^113 m. (b. h.; preced. wds.), pi. Q'^b3^,'pb3^/bo^c^fl^.9,
irons. Gen. R. s, 91
'3
DIT^bSJ 'p-b to put them in chains.
Tanh. Thazr. 8, v.b33. Deut. R.s, 4^113 b^
'3
iron chains,
opp. 3nt bU3
pi'i3T3,
Tosef. Ab. Zar. 11,4 xbl....','i-i3l^
'fX
'3
(ed. Zuck. "p'!33i3) we must not sell them torturing blocks
or irons.Sabb.VI, 4'31 'pX^i:
'3
a woman's ankle-chains
are fit for levitical uncleanness &c. (contrad. to n'^"i'^3).
Y. ib. VI,
8'',
v. nil'13; Bab. ib.
63''.
Ib. '31 '3 ',11^ "iTO
they made for them ankle-bands and put a chain be-
tween, that their steps may not be wide; a. e.
^"535
ch. same. Sabb.
57''
X1351
'3
a slave's neck-
chain^ V. bl33 II. Ib. 58* "pn !!<135JT '3
the Kabul of the
Mishnah means &c. Ib.
54''
(v. bl33 I) it was named Ca-
bul
'3
1!^ syi3 n3 NS-in^a^l ed. (Ar. Sipn'^nl) because
the foot is entangled in (sinks into) the sandy soil up to the
ankle-band; [oth. vers, in Ar.
'3 i3
nn53 VO'^z sypriiUO"!
(read NSIHl^'O'l) because the foot is entangled in it as if
in a foot-chain.]P/. ",1^33, 1^33. Targ. Lam. Ill, 7. Targ.
Ps. CXLIX, 8 (Ms. sing ).
'
"jIlS (cmp. b33) to clasp, fasten. Part. pass. ',133, f. n3133,
n5
1.1.
ToMir. Ill IV
ny
I
til
rV-
I--
M. Viir. (d lc.
"
analj d. wu. rrj^i ^
th
; f.. /.?
iii -^7
1
Ki. Ill, I
r^
*Sir
'.IrekHli**
'
'^aMmI. Cm. R. lo I, S (pto^ on
I Bin 4c.. Talk, ib f-^
I. ViiyM 10 (rrf. t.> 0n. XLIX, 11) HsVq ^73* CM

JTtra rcssna Turar wbo tbtjr tfr la dMMoa, it

I b cliu)wd (iiiond tot) in bU (Jodab'i) domiBioo
Tmpt); Qtt. R. . W (not UTOf J).
w2I, Ttfg.lOir. XI,ti9^l. Laf. ft.oUi^ ^^
ind lo Num. \XV|||. a quo*,
la Ar. a. t. S*ca3 (laf.
-:
s-rrr r^K th><igb
.pi, w rad M^hmim
'Hmckk}, for tbej elaaaaa Ivaal't tia*.
8C2I. Xwll* tu. (c:::) MM^AiMf prtttti, htdtt
htmp, op 1 ) clutirr ofdatft, Sabb. 67*
MSSS
',!"^'
;K9
I
|tV;r-nc Ar. (ed. XS^S, Ha. O. '^^S pL, v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1.
It* 70) by what aatboritijr dara Mspad a claMar of
OB a itHI^ data>trM (and act eoaaidr It a Air>
ln aQpan; .cUo*) Mace.
*2b M 'i ij
>
.
(ed.
;V M. M XC2*:V) and it (tb ttmek tvig)
ttruck the clattar.
S)
(tmsf.) tnikle*. Sbabo. 41* *n
(TT! nrr^}^ . . . rrcsxsa rrcpe that b *%old him bjr hia
tst iclM that be may giva ap hia eloak*, i. a. thb b fbroa
-Worse than I*yio( distreoi on his ptoptr^; B.llta. lOi*^
'22
I (b. b.) pr. n., 'S "^ firer (or dUmwl) JT^or
(C^.'';r^ in BabTloaia. Oaa. R, . le "S *S m
!-
IPn
BQphr.t<>s and K. aie the wme. Ib. t* rixr *:C2
*=
K.
ttd Euphratea are diflbraat riTets. Ih.
T^
**?~cr
*:
it
s called K*bar (t next w.), beoaoBa ite watcta give ot;
<i4
f
Ml MM dM iMli i ;CTlfc Omi
nyifff
^52
II M. fh. 1. - "9
pit "as r i# i*rA
^#^,
I Im^ f*>
*^^9* ^<a^v
'^'
"- ""*"
ilraaly hae* 4'-.*^ -^j
< t^ mn
*>
fa*
haaa aac* twilt
lllf aaa* |MMa4
mm,
a%4 XIV. tr w*(,*r
*ift.aa4*f ffa
H < 4wit MteM. 'i^ai
. '-^
I af aMTW . a fir
R. i
I ah.MM. ftaf-Kakl, IC fWt.Jar, RRRVIlt
I4 haaa baa* 4aad hy fkt IMm^ a. fr^
*. a. .
in^ TSV
**
aar mIMi kaaa kmf
at rr^i la
ift Qm. . a. 4 99 vm
. . If oaa 4lii
^t-'-^t ^ I*... .. > '..
"MA,
aa ta
j
ci to <mi^m re.*** i**
tl. Raih ft, aad "ai
^BSW m
'^
teat
'
pila. T. Ab. Xar. IV.44^ laf r
"7518, a. fr. f*fi. paau "VB). T. IfcMar. I,
4r boi. "T* 'XI TS tnm iba yanlaa vWali haa ban iMai
'>
babair ol that vMab bM Ml.
WMX -or^i vWabteii
"H^ II, Al T9 (^aaaai. a<
^ mUfkmr, t Uimk. Rar. If* *te
baakaia. BwKaa.M^*"r33n":37ilHaba(la
blaaab4 tba wool wftb aalr*--'
i3^nilabrAaa|r. lfrM*y, At
**::
I i ^^t(b.b.iv.-^a)l)alapfKrMatfaaarf(aair-
)! aabb. S* aro
'a rsa roab failba eaa of ibai^pa
(and cUa) of a f^bardk; Toiat Saaa. til. 11 'S 169 9^
a rork of tba iiia be. ; Taab^ ad. Rab, RWdkt ros Ste
'S Ma. R. (V. lb. aoa SI); v. r773L-.S) laitrf aaal ae a
airtv (T. SiB. Aat. ^l . Tamoa/i KL ST. 4 rmVr 'S
aboaaabold aiava^ aoacnd. lorrvrro? Iba
of tba ttTMblBf floor. Toatf. Rata. I, M. eaMvaA. la
Taaa. St^ "SS VOte 789 tbcj aada fete bodj (paHovatad
with BROWS) Uka a aiava; M.Kaft St^'a37rTB9;T.Kidi.
I, tP: a. fr.Pt Hnq;^ OboL XTin, , t. -=?.
. rrrqi; bis aiaeaiL Pac III, II psVr "S
forsifttiV
ST^II. Hr~:^tnSr.Ciip.praaai.)-*.rn||;
[a tUeft/araas tm^] mdplkmr. Ti^. Pk. XI.
^
Ma.
(cdLWn. 'S;ad.L^ lu^ VU). Tatf. T. I Obbl XXX. S4
xr=3 (O. V T. n K. "^U). Tmeg. T- Dcat. XXIX. M
str-scOitt. ST. Xtdd. r; Rabb. to^ ri4- r:=)
"5
salpbor asad far wbitaaiag
^fi'^'ias
6,m> tj^s
^^n^nDS I (Ms. ij^n-inns) f. (v.preced.wds.; cmp. nfi-is)
[the sieve,] honey-comh. Targ. Prov.V, 3 (ed.Lag.'SS, Var.
'33). Ib.XVI,24 (ed. Lag.'DS). Targ. Ps.XIX, 1 l(Ms.!!<ni-l1,13).
V. xr."'i33.
SSn^nZlS II, njjnlllSpr, n. pi. (preced.; cmp. nS3,
Targ.V=^S, Josh.XlI^ 23; XVII, 11 ; I King.s IV, 11) Ka-
britha, K^bartha {el-KaMre, v. Hildesh. Beitr. p. 15), a
border town of northern Palestine. Tosef. Sliebi. IV, 11
"1133
ed. Zuck. (Var. xn-ias); Y. ib. VI,
36*=
nn-QS; Sifr6
Deut. 51 nn-QD; Yalk. Deut. 874 TTO: (corr. ace).
l2J52(b. li.; cmp. 033) 1) to press, squeeze. Ohol.VIII,
5 '3l pNii nx 'D if one pressed a stone on (weighted) the
sheet. Bets.
23'* riiysis H.'^iiXD because it (the wagon) presses
(the ground) down. Sabb. XX, 5 "puis'iD i<h you must not
screw down, v. 1^33^; a. fr.
Fart. pass, dnas, f. iTiins
pressed, compressed; pressing. Ib. 135*; Tosef. ib. XV
(XVI), 9; a. e. X'^H
'3 ni>"i3> the foreskin (which seems to
be wanting) is pressed (to the membrum). Tosef. Ohpl.
IX,
4
'31 J-iTOsaSD'^JaN n^-^iO as if stones were placed tightly
upon them. Ex. E. s. 15 '31
V)3> '"^^ISS . . . 'nnn a mountain
on each side pressing upon (preventing the run of) the
springs ; a. fr.
2)
(S'p"ip3) d'^JB
'3
to press the face into the
ground, to hide one's self in fear or shame. Snh. 19*' TOSS
Sp'^pS DiT^JB they cast their looks down (were afraid to
give an opinion). Y. ib. X, 27^ (ref. to Is. VU, 3)
0313 n"X
'31 l-iJB Tr3l3 r^'^tlTii ajsis xbx read not kohes, but kobesh, for
he hid his face and fled before him; (Bab. ib. 104*inrffi331
"'Bitb Chald.).3) to press vegetables, meat &c.; to preserve,
pickle. Toh. II, 1 '31 n'^3i3 .... nirxn if a woman was
pi'essing vegetables in a pot. Ukts. II, 1 '31
'|\I533"i; DTiT
olives which one pressed with their leaves ; a. fr.Part,
pass. iri33 preserved substance, pickle. Hull. 97
'\ a. fr.
bUJISM sin "^in '3
preserved substances are in ritual law
like cooked. P/. "p^133. Pes. II, 6. Y. Sabb. I,
3=
hot.
"H'^t'lSS preserves made by gentiles; a. fr. 4) Trnsf. to
store,hide. Hag.l3*(ref. toProv. XXVII, 26) xbsDiaSD n"K
0*^1^133 Ms. M. (missing in ed. ; v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note)
read not K^basitn (sheep) but K'bushim (hidden things),
v.-|d33
;
Yalk.Prov. 961.Sot. lo''; Mace.
23'^
(ref. to Gen.
XXXVIII, 25)
0-^^133 IXISi '^5^^
. . . nxs'^ a divine voice
went forth and said, 'from me went forth the secret things'
(I declare that Judah is the father of Tamar's children;
Ar.:
'3 U'^'Oin rn "^Sioa, v. Eabb. D. S. a. l.note
6);
Yalk.
Gen. 145; Yalk. I Sam. 112.
5) to detain (cmp. 1}JS).
Pesik. Bayom, p.
193'^; '31 KSIIi:^ CniS fT^33 the ma-
tron detained them one day longer; tillfin "jniX nffi33
'31
the Law detained them one day longer (before the
Lord); ib. 195% sq. ; Pesik. R. suppl., s. 4. Gen. R. s. 8,
end
'31 ia3'i3 TU^Xil the man detains his wife from going
out; a. e.6) to suppress, restrain, conquer. Snh. XI, 5
(89-'') in5<133 nx U;3i2n (a prophet) who suppresses his
prophecy (being afraid to proclaim it). Ab. IV, 1 U53''CM
ns"^ rx who conquers h^s passion. Lam. R. to V, 1 'Si'^'iO
br\^i-i nN (not u^-iss), v.
^"ini I. Y. Succ. v,
66*^
top ns
'31
;ui33l itl3 . . . taas^ nnxii instead of conquering the.
barb^irians, come and subdue the Jews ; Lam. R. to 1,16;
ib. to IV, 1 9. Ex. R. s. 25 '31 1113313 iXin he suppresses (wiph-
holds the evidence) and does not produce it. "jlS
'3
to
suppress guilt, to forgive, cause forgiveness. Pesik. Eth
Korb
,
p. 6l''; Pesik, R. s. 16, v. T2i33; a. fr.7) to violate.
Esth. R. to VII, 7 [read:]
'31
'^2\r313 Stin "iin behold, he
is attacking me in thy presence.

8) to pave, grade a
road.Pavt. pass. ;2:133, f. nai33. Tanh. Huck, 20
'3 -yn
a graded road; ib. ed. Bub. 47; Yalk. Num. 764, [Pirke
d'R. El. ch. LII nibT'23 n"^;i5313, read with Yalk. Josh. 22:
D"'3U5in; Yalk. Gen. 77 D-^UJai-i.]
Pi. TTS'^S 1) to press, squeeze.
Part. pass. la^lS^a, pi.
d'i'r313^. Tosef. Mikv. VI (VII), 17 '211
. .nxilS
'^311:3^'
(ed.
Zuck.D'^li313T3ni, corr. ace.) secretory substances ... which
are compressed, i. e. dried up by being sat upon.
2)
(cmp.
b^D II) to press down, make even, grade. Beta. IV, 5 ')'^33a
you may press the ashes down (make a graded surface for
baking); a. e. Trnsf. to level, make plain. Cant. R. to
I, 2 (play on DiU333, Prov. XXVIII, 26, v.':J32) . . . D-^iasS
'31 CST'SEb 1^3313 '^nn it may be read K'bashim (grades),
as long as thy pupils are young, make the words of the
Law plain before them; when they ai-e older reveal to,
them the secrets (reasons) of the Law; Yalk. ib, 985 ii'^X},
drr^SBb ^313 (another expl,, v. infra), D'''^n"i"in ns<
'3
[to carve steps for the grain,] to put the millstones in work-
ing order. M, Kat. I,
9
; expl, ib.
10* to sharpen the mill-
stones (v, Ip3 I), (oth, opin.) to cut the hole out for the
hopper.
3)
(interch, with Kal) to conquer, defeat. Y.
Peah VII,
20*^
top si\a3'^3U3 Si31!3 seven years during which
they were engaged in conquering the land; Hull, 17* 11335113.
Sifre Deut, 51
'31
^^^T ttJjliJ "IS b"n USSsb to conquer
foreign land before they shall have conquei-ed Palestine.
Pes.
5*'
iCT2J3'^3U3
1*135
a gentile who is in thy power. Yeb,
65^ (ref, to n;i3331, Gen. I, 28)
'31
033^ 13-11 U3ii< it is man
who conquers (the earth) but not woman
;
Kidd. 35 ; a. fr.
4) to suppress, withhold. Cant. R, 1, c, Dn-^DBb U33313 "^nn
'31
withhold from them, i.e. teach them merely the words
of the Law wthout arguments; (another expl., v. supra),

5)
(denom, of 12333) to storm, climb over. Tosef, Sot. VI,
6
'31
niSSn rx \!333^ climbing over the garden fences and vi-
olating the women ; Gen. R. s. 53 ; Yalk. Gen. 94 ':3''23^
Hif.
Nif. C333 \)tobe pressed down, suppressed. Pesik, Eth
Korb, p.
61**
ql:ib IBID '3
Xini23 13T ^3 whatever is pressed
down, is liable to come to the surface again; Pesik. R.
s. 16.2) to be submissive. Midr. Till, to P$. XXX, end
when scholars sit down ibstb ibst 'pia3331 and are sub-
missive (respectful) to one another; (Sabb, 63* "^11131),

3) to have surreptitious intercourse. Sifra Emor, Par, 6,

ch. V dy '3; Yeb. VII, 5 bs
'3.
Hif. 123'^33H to climb, v. supra.
Hithpa.^'SiZvr}, Nithpa.vJii'zr'i to be conquer^d,be taken.
Y. Shebi, VI,
36'^
hot.. llUS^nsiU "'^S they are to be treated
as if they had been subdued (in the days of Joshua). Ib.
n"n^ rTI333r3 S^IU perhaps it was to be taken by the
command of the Law ; Y, Yeb, VII, 8* hot, (corr. ace),
Ex. R. 8. 18
1'Ti3 mirssna . , . riUSJ just now Jerusalem
may be taken by him (Sennacherib). [Pesik. Zutr., Ekeb,
ed. Bub,
p. 30 d''11333n^, ni1i333nQ, v. i:i)n3.]
^33) ^!^^i^ ph.. fiavae,!) to press, grade, make a path.
Targ, Job XIX, 12 (h. text bbo). Targ. Is. XL, 3; a. e.
^1
All
w^y Trif
in Krib
94*
i*- ^Smi fjfiSZ Utsk* m 4ttt l*tt rmftmttk
-
m*iit ) In lh rtdmU9hm. 1) f frr^t am. fr
^M(||#
; ami ftg atcVllilt-
4)
it
fc
T.
n
iMCk (f
tednur
tt. fr.-

ihm tl<l or
1 jV*-^
\\\ .< rii.s i**fcii ammmi4 lb*
Tjlb A*'
Tnr
li
;
1
_.
'
whkh I c , \hm
ttid; (lb. TS^^ te |i*VXli raad P CU;)
T*K.
Aim. V 1. A, -TAig. iC.
rfd. to b* mldmtd,
^
Tm. T. Om. XVI.*
fo ir MM* (id
(b.UstW:).
ml/. Tarf. U. !>. XXU, I. t.
.4/ i'*i:x, . auitnt
fit f**i
'.
I'ai k' N ii;ii \
) ^o trttA
^3
n. (b. h.
;
prob. fr. S33 fo W (Ueft, afrMy; tap.
:tb/liM, a. v.t)rti)4Mp(atlMtoMjMrold). Man.
Ill, 7, q;
. fr. JPt O^t?^. lb.

-"^J^J?
*
<m of
h^p. 2b. IX. ; a. ti.Frm. rfg^ 'or ritpf^ Ova.
Tm Vv 'S tb abMp vbieb i* otfM^d aa in-
il MMrifloa. ToMf. Yab. lU,4i Yuom M^ (v.Toaaf
.)Lv.R. .37; Taa^. VayiabLS'Tl Vi^a^CanRliraD
man bring hi* vbaap diraeUj to ilM TWapU aowt
> Uiout prerioitt dadiaatioB bjr a vonr)j Y. Kad. I. S^
Tanb. TolM. 6; BMb. B, to IX, S 'Sffi KTl nVm
t t<i tba sbaap (liraal) tbai Uvaa aoKMif tavaatj
v.. (^Qt). Tanb.KiTbMMi4'a>':n ratnaBsarat
ai- opUirediba lamb (BaUMbaba,v.ll8aBk XII,
S. tq.) and killad tha sbepbari (Uriab); ^ r.
Z2^m (b.b.;tr5S>l)|ra-H.8-d:5^riJ^*iik.
BUi. Korb., p. ei*" (pUy on r^TSr, Kam.XXVIll. )
7W
"5
'^1
yrrs'S (tha mcriflcM aw) pt e . ft>r tlity ttppra
the itinii Ac,; Pesik. R. s. le.S)
oacCMf, frarfr, twiiiy
hrisi^f. Eab. Ill, 1 ; 3. 8abb. XVI, 8; a. e.B>p. fir i-
eiittcH pione ltndi$^g to tMt altar. Kidd. Ill, S. Sb. V, S;
K.-ii- a*. **. ttutr r
fa* Vv all
fwrtat f aaa**'
Tt4tl
4 dM *!# Ikfta MkUi fMV
ato *li .-ul taitMllitoV*
aHMK wmiii ilw MN tf dM tflW wluali m M Mm
rato # fkraa mt^u tmi m htM aad ^ .
'fvrTfer. tMft. v.
M-n M l All. '*}
ill labtagadt^lt
IMP.-;
V,
*?i. t.
b-l
* in.* vtri. MfL wi
<4at
kaami amd l*mltm itm*^ >
array. Ukh. ik|
'^
. JL (^ 'Si.Ai
^tm^. ^ r^
^rtHM^wM vlnab ra^aMaa MAafViMlM MflpallHu 0p^^i
rpv. Kltf4.t^.--<>4aM ariwliiwwf. AMk Mn*.
M**, V.
#9M-4) IW Aaf cdU* (#rBi4 ii4 ifwrJU/i aa #
M<i(v. ala.lT.t^aol.a.v. t^#l. i S-
"Sa a bad pal to airiMa (for ffMMteg l^
<
aw
boilll^r)-)
H^
T*^ II S**^ XX- It.
n- ^ ad. L^
<d. WU. *).
TWnr. I Siaa. IT. 19 faaa<
> (atabH > rmaa. ifwiifr. Taty. Bb XLT.

tl aoaair.
r?
ad. WO. (k taat
T9>-
T.B. tr.^
.: V
iT^^. V. t^
nr.
va. m. bif.
i^
raad rehrr^ m ToMt lb. IT. l.)
jrrr b.; te^n i) ua.
:<t7-r-- . .tmnmmottbm
aad pottank teaa.
7^ *S ii'lLJ ikapad lite m
(ramd). Oa*. B. . 44 Sir 1$3
Iba Waiad
OaaL B. to n, IC t^lS T^s
. . .
-yrrt
baa te potiar
batcb of h kOa; a. fr. A iiL<lil,jL B.
t*
*:
ns 7V7
T
w> fbraac^t r irwiiad to
JacvMlaa ; Bag.tr; Sab. tr. lb. '^ W^'WC Ha M. (a.
^rnt) lac tbam ba pat baak taio tka tonMoaafto ba bakad
oar). T^iaat&Baik.I,IO':^'niT7"''!^(^Scfc.
r*OCX>, aoiT. aec) faiBaMa aiaaC ba TrmoroA frwa Ika
town ftftT cabita.*f) Ifcaf wUek M giMf.aprrtl. B^
19* (play am tma, PMfv. XXTII. t) sAt> TTS mi
'ancbio^ tW^m e-sn srtfis M.3L fad mc
tba wmlA (antod doentoat) !ba kapt wmim mtfa
t (to ooifli boaoa).
Tt*
rr^n V.
ricsis
612 DI-JIS
nilJBS ('5^S) f- (.'^'^'Z)pressedveffetables.
Tosef. Shebi.
IV, 16, contrad, to ri^J3\
nnn^, Yalk. Lev. 445, v. K3a?.
SmnSD, V. Kina.
jiJiS, V. i^a.
^3JD, V. KS5i<a.
13 I, T'3,
""^3,
"T'3 (a comp. of = a. 1, corresp.
toh.TaxSor-T^S) tv'hen, as, as though. Targ.Ex.XVlI.ll.
Targ.Ps! CXIX,'109 35 h^ T^= Ms. (ed. only y'S) as though
(carried) on &c. ; a. v. fr. Targ. Is. XXIX, 15 K^2pa-i3
(ed. Lag. 'p3 lis) as though in darkness. Targ. 0. Num.
XXIX, 18 "itni3, V.
'im, as it is proper; a. fr.Y. Ab. Zar.
Ill,
42*^
top. Y. Yoma VII,
44'^
top
'21 X"in-i 1= when there
is &c. Y. Taan. I,
64'^
bot. -,3ni 12; Y. Meg. Ill,
74'^ hot.
,3iim '112, V. iri? I. B. Kam.
52=^ (prov.) 'z^ ran 12 when
the shepherd is angry with his flock, he makes a blind
sheep the leader. lb.
64'', a. fr.
'21 "^iTaSiS as they say &c.
Ib.'^
'21 "131
6t3ri3 as (that which) the scholars of the
school of . . . said. lb. i5ri2l3 fT^^ ^SS-^n it is needed for
(something like) what has been taught. lb. X3"l2b for
what Raba said. B. Mets.
99''
X3112 agreeably to what
R. said; a.v.fr.[Num. R. s. 14 ri3ai13 N^X rn313113 n"i<
read not (Koh. XII, 11) kaddarbonoth, but kidd'rabba-
nuth, like a command of authority.]
"D IIm.(ii2,cmp.li3, to be rounded) 1)
(adj.) arched,
opp. in pointed. Ab. Zar. 40*; Hull. 64, v. inl. P^.
'j'113, lb.2) c. (b. h.) an arched, pouched vessel, jug &c.;
cmp. n-^nn. Num. R. 8. 12 123 baV5r-3 rolling like a jug.
B. Kam. HI, 1 (identical with n-^Sn). Tosef. Kel. B. Mets.
X, 1
n"i3p"i1 "113 (fem.) one's vessel when empty ; a. fr.

PI Q-^lS, "pis. Tanh. Vayigg. 11 (ref. to Ps. XVI, 7)

TI3S3
'31 D"i!a bUJ
'2 in02 . . . his two kidneys became like two
water pitchers and they were giving forth u flow of re-
ligious wisdom; ib. ed. Bub. 12 3"iT2b;i: (corr. ace); Gen.
R. s. 61
n"i331 "13^5 "^^2 (corr. ace); Midr. Till, to Ps. I
D113 13^ p>"2
ed. Bub. (oth. ed. ",331 ''3\i;2, corr. ace); Ab.
d'R. Nath. ch. XXXIII
0'i^2n (corr. ace.).Keth. XIII, 4
pir
"113
vessels with oil, opp.
n'i3p3p empty vessels; a. fr.
S'13 ch. same. B. Kam. 27* '31 Up X^
'21 SinW in
a place where they distinguish between kadda A.habitha
(v. preced.). B. Mets. 69*
(prov.)
'21 '30 "^ISU: D^at32 (v.
Rabb.D.S.a.l.) when the barley is gone from the pitcher,
strife knocks and enters; Yalk. Ps. 888 ni3. Hull.
58'^
top
'31 lion "'3n (Var. Dil2l, v. D113 ch.) dates kept in
a vessel (which became worm-eaten); a. fr.

PL
'j"'13,
6t:;i3. Targ. I Kings XVIII, 34. Targ. Jud. VII, 20; a.e.
Trnsf. X13 a b'g figure, important personage. Yeb.
70*
'3
'3
"'Ta my grandson, the big vessel (high-priest), opp. XT12
the little jug (bastard).
S13 like this, v. XI.
'SJ^IS, v.
"1113.
^13 (v. 312) to be false. Targ. Hos. IV, 2.
Pa.
3*113
1) to lie, give false evidence; to be faithless;
to deny. Targ. 0. Gen. XVIII, 15. Targ. Job XXXI, 28
(Ms. '31313); a. fr.2) to give the lie, to refute. Ib. XXIV,
25.-3) to flatter. Targ. Ps. XVIH, 45; a. e.
Ithpa. 2i13nx
1 ) to beproved false. Targ. II Kings IV, 1 6.
Targ. Prov. XXX, 6.-2) to flatter, be submissive. Targ.
II Sam. XXn, 45. Targ. 0. Deut. XXXIII, 29 llSISn-; (Y.
i<y]^_, '1?, '1^?, ^5^"0
m. (preced.) 1)
falsehood,
lie. Targ. Ps.'
V,
7 '113 Ms.%d. i<ni312). Ber.
59*
. . S31X
113 n^biol 1-'3
Ms. M. (ed. 'pS^iS . . . 3113 . .),
v. 3ix ch.
PI. )''3l3, '13,
'-13,
113. Targ. Hos. VII, 13 '313 ed. Lag.
(ed. Wil. '3113). Targ. Jud. XVI, 10; a. fr.
2)
flction,
story.PI. 13113. Bekh.
8'' '21 i^io
EnYaak. (ed.
i^iini;
Ar. 1121).
^3^3, n^'^TlD, ^^^^'^S m. (preced.) 1) liar; false.
Targ. Prov. XIX, 22 (Ms. N3X13).Ber. 59*, v. preced.
PI. "1313, Xi^313, '113. Targ. Is. XXX, 9 ; a. e.
2)
flction-
teller, story-teller.PL as ab. Y. Ber. IX, end,
14'' '3
I33
'21 ',13:: all fiction-tellers are good, but those who tell
their own inventions concerning the Law are bad; (Var.
Xi'din, V. X'iin ; anoth. Var. S<i2l3 corr. ace.)
;

[peril, to
be read: Xi313
fictions, v. preced.].
DZ113, Palel of 313 q. v.
^^in^nnS "IS m. (preced.) falsehood, lie; fiction. Targ.
Job XVI, 8.A -1131313. Ib. XI, 3.
^TflirD, 'niS,
'"3^15
f. same. Targ. Ps. IV, 3
'113
ed. (Ms. '313). lb. V, 7 (v. Xai3). Targ. Prov. XXX, 8
'3
xrtio (read : '31) ; a. e.
l13 to be rounded, v. 113.
-
T
' - T
113 m. (denom. of 13 II) 2?ocr. M. Kat. 13''; Pe.s.55''
Ms. M. (ed. 112). [Tosef. Kel. B.Mets. X, 6 -,1112, some ed.,
V. taiiia.]
rriS, V. X13.[Y. YomaVIII, W^ top; Y.Taan.I,64=
'3
ninn, readTnilS, V. x-^s.]
T]2, (lis), IT'S (comp. of in 13, V. 131, cmp. 11)
1) whenit (happens that), whenever, when. Targ. Lam. 111,50
-1'3
12! until what time he &c.Y.Peah I, 15bot.
pia3 '3
'21
(ed.Krot.l2) whenever he comes from school. Y. Hall.
I, end, 58* '21 inx ni2 (not
1li3) whenever he went to
take (bread) into his hand.2)
as it is (ini3), now. Targ.
Y. Gen. XXVI, 28 rp3
'2
now that thou hast gone away.
Targ. Jud. V, 9. Targ. Jer. XXXI, 18. Targ. Is. XXXII,
14.Succ.
44'' '21 im niin '2
(v. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note)
I have now been in this country &c. ; a. fr.[Gen. R. s.
44
'2
-jO, V. Ni3'b73.]V. 113.
PODIID, Y. B. Mets. II,
8=
bot. Var., v.
)i02lD.
D^ mS m. (denom. of 13 II) a sort of
lever with which
a pitcher is fished out of the well ; oth. opin. : a pitcher-
stand, wafercooler.PI. 'D'^-Q^^^, lions. Kel. XIII, 7;
T'bul
Yom. IV, 6, v. lilspm.
ovo
f.\n
"n^
Y. lUr. I. r* bH, Ti
*3
vr awAh*. Y. IInII. 11. U.
unh nbOQl) r)*ii rtmir. Y. Mil V. 0^ bol.
'9 >
I'll,
pi 'ra. (lit. U. n, Np. (rr. to l*i XX
V.
:1 3<1
p
nol from ihia ilay, ImiI A>*m lamlu , Val.
.1. *3 ''^j
. A-. t. Tr. VI. 44 bal. r-^WI pm r^
:^ ir:i 'a 719 (noi vra) nwI yau 4i4 mi iy viMMir.
.1
wM dorivwi. Now (I will ill ). W rwA.) 'mmI tm
*' iie,-lb. a ms rmi ;vii r^ (onr. mat).
HXC113b 10^ Y.labb.Tl.t^boi^raadiliV'qfrre
'ai'ST^" laiMliMitriqvlndtatMffftMMll
Iwn. r ''sarr^mnwlMtpUyBib*)!. Kcib.Rt..
XII, 1!., >. -'33"n8.ib.)rQaVe*S3llktbgfrla't>*ll,
*9^m'snMilibll*r.,T.Ti^; Nani.R.t.l4.a.t(eorr.
MO.); TMih. B'biiU. IS; TMtk. R. a. S. Uv. R. . S.1 nsV
prmja th moon on r-alHBg br poriodical orbit (ft>r
nintiMQ yM): (Y. Bor. IX, ir* nrv^ra, Bb. (b. fr***
nrmaaa). Ab. Kar. III. I
'3
^ . . . rra trs Vs Main*
hoiillDff In ila HmmI . . . a biUl (Rkib); ib. 41* rrr?
*:
'3S^ . . . raXf r tha ball (maaiM sjrmbolicalljr) ibat li
oaoMa blmMlf to b eatight Ilka a b*ll in bcbalf of tb^
Btira world (vieaiioiu MMiriflM): Nam. B. a. IS; Y. Ab.
Rar. Ill, AV boL 'SS ^t89 ulUHlUJ
'3 the ball ymbollte*
Iha world whioh baa tho abapa of a ball; a. a.
{^"^^Ifl cb. aam*. Y. Ab. Zar. Ill, 4r boi. [rMd:]
r
rrro^'sn rrb
p
Uiar*for ba (Alexaadar Um Mao-
doniau) ia rapraaanUd In atatnary wiib a ball in bis
hand; Num. R. a. IS.
rrnl'12, rnte f. Mma. Xanb. B'midb. S
r
^
*S ^M n*nQ (tbe'wall moTing witb tbe laraalitaa in tbe
daaait waa) a rook in tba aba|>a of a bao^biva or a globe
(t. Taaly. ad. Bnb. ib. aola SI). PL r!-rn^ Pcaik.
BVball.. p.
87* (daaoripUoa of Roman tortnraa) enorv rnr
'SI rst br
'5
they pat glowing iron balb ondar tbair arm-
piu; Cant. R. to U. 7 ; Midr. TUl. to Pi. XVI ; Yalk. Pa.
M7 r'l^TTa (oorr. ace).
Tiurg! V. Ofn. XXVII\ S4. Ib. XXXIX, 10; a. .Y. Ab.
Zar. II,
40**
top HTt: *z whn it (tbe eye-paint) is good.
Y. Pen>. VI, sy bou 'r* rrs zrr *z wben ba givaa him
th. Hhole of iU Y. Meg. lU.
74''
boL 'pTm
%
t. TJL
.'
) [iis. it is,] imeidtnt<Utjf, itMom/ tpecial reaaom^not meoa-
iHff U exndiy. R, Hash.
&*
nss:
'=
rcc the writer asea
< he worti Pesah (ib. 4*. qiiot. ft*. Toaef. Arakh. UI, 17) in-
( ideniAlly (cip. r^^r^); Zeb. M\ Kidd. i> rCKO
'0
Krt>
the secoud propo-^ition was incidentally amertad (la noi
to be pressed \opp.x;r'7.
3) Mntdb, olone, Merely; Xeb.
M^ bol. ^ na ^99 U ba mmtiy
tmithmi hMwtathmm Iimwiul la
aaffiivlijrl. dm U^T**
foMod
pifmtf (wHawal a ahMisa oT
I
li bm fer
allar iIm
'<
-ri
4i
W
pmfi9
Mt MMMiber w<i4a Uwaw*
n
a jamilar way.-(lAk
* 'n "V^ Ar. jMImm,
r''rw; V. iq^ni
- '39 /hr wAifliMr H kt,
far trifb.
fm mm mmm, Tk it* pT l dM ba diamine^
i aajr (brmaUif (Ml hif fiteni i< >
-Tma. *^ V. fl^r Kailk La. ... nV oo.
too* noi iImww away '
moaay ai raadow (aaUiM
'
ba& xhmm ia ao fagal lipaliwal lo aMfffy*ag Um
a wbocB IM ia abort %o n I am>. Ka4. fTlA te
-
' for a paltry twaaoa !* weald fwl
j
aaa kafar
,, Hf -^
f
I. 7*'
'r^ >? coaMs wtilMMM aay
WMM)ll<cav.
3 aow wlMa
foa 41*.
*v Aa. laM. rr 'S* ar^ ^'^ymm kmtm.
>* tor lb.

'r "wp t^ 4 s
*ll1lnilHwaiorMr4at Well
t)i-M. if be maaafc laasOkial Ibvta ba oofbl lo baee taU
kammaUt/ B. Kama. S* 'S^
T^T*
'B ibai thmf aam
alike, ki boUi ba laaladad. Car wbMb will yoa alad*
'
Bea t^
'31
rraro yn 'e ao, wbo to H tlm saaias Uma
propoaitioa ia iIm Mlatoab HHia>moMlyt Of awe.
Blib(. Kow. wby Ac; a. fr.
*'"5
II pr. a. m. K'May. B. MsLr; Yo*a4%7t^.
a. fr.
'3 n^ -<3ir and some aay. ti was K. fPro^nsaaaiafs
aa Ihe cmaa
mif
Ic, L. a. aad
T2...
13...
2 L^

"^t H2*^, . Ksr?, iqri^
ki I 1^ f. (ditnio. of Tti nmmd
*-r-i. T^.Men. IX. 10 r-rrs -z middle rfwid
-H.
of the sort called JT'dMUb; Ilea.
07* 1 1 16 ni0 rrcn
r v
'
:
'
.2
Ms. M. middle aiwd roaad Lj44a iiiiiji.
fcll nZ . pre<d.
"TS,
"12)
I, "S"!! m- (formed horn -8; t. -n) arf.
r9af^ worthyt vomtpdnd. eaerrtmg. Oca. R.aw 7* (rrC to
Oea.XXXII,ll)
*:
rmX am not diaai ling (of any ofaU
the merdaa); 'Tt ^=at - *:
I am worthy (of aoaie) bat
too aamO Iter all Ac B. Bath. ICS^ *zr. sncr
*:
r- -at
I do Bot dmarra the hotmr of baviog that qaistioapatto
me by too. Oitt.M^; Toae.8ot.V, 9 JJ
'
^ irr
*:
he 4e-
serree death. Ber. * a. f^. the aothoritT of *zr' im
*:
R ... is soAcieat to be relied apoa Ac; a. fir.FLi:'
,
TtriS, T^QL M^h. Yithro, AaBalek.a. 1 rssasre
*:
"at 7K
(ed. Woim
77^)
we are aot worthy to be sars cd b; him;
a. a.J%ak r'aflSL CaaL R. to I, S tlllLti *:
"T-K I an
not vortfay lo be his
'mi
614 ^ro
'^"'TD, *nS,
''^^^2
II, m. (pieced.) sufficiency,
worth-
iness^ Tosef.'Sot. lli, 19 '^TD^wn -ixa
"'''13
'px human
beings are not worthy for me to live among them; (Num.
R. s. 9 'iW3.."'S<n 'i'^X,
a. "ixna, v. preced.).Gen. R. s, 46,
V. nsinbx.
j]""]?, V. ""^y^ I.
"i^niDm. (b. h. ; v. *i'ii3'ra) chalcedony, k gem. Pesik.
R. s. 32
'2
"^Sax litt these are the gems of kadkod. [Y.
Shek. IV,
48''
hot., v. 'Sn X-jniU, Bab. ed. Xisnsn.v. '"O'O).
JSIS"!!? ch. same. [Y. Shek. IV, 48'^
bot., v. preced.]

Fl.
X'l'^'isns, V. next w.
'*p""t3"|!D or"j1l2"l3 ; ch. form
^^Dl^"^?
"i- (Xa>^-'<^3>v,
V. Fl. to Levy Talm. Diet. II, p. ^W^) chalcedony, Judah's
gem in the high priest's breastplate. Targ. Y.I Ex. XXVIII,
18 "iTTSia (incorr. a. misplaced); Y. II Wiri3 (h. text
-JBD). Ex. R. 8. 38, end "p:"^1"ia, pinn (corr. ace.). PZ.
pS'itD'iS. Pesik. Aniya p.
136* jir'^'ilDlD, "pJiinDnr (corr.
ace.), ib. fT^^'1313 "^SSX Ar. (ed. Jf^-^rTr, corr. ace); Yalk.
Is. 339 n-i^'i'iS'iS; Pesik. R. s. 32 i<Dn=-i2 "^iax Chalcedonian
stones; v.^iS^?. Targ. II Esth. I, 2 "psnisn?
"p^lDID, V. preced.
SniSlS, pi. if'^'nis'i?, V. "|in3"|3.
n'13'13, Targ. Y. Num. XXIV, 8, read: -^is-is, v. StS^S.
m&^^DlD, Sifre Dent, 204
'21
'ppn, Yalk. Deut. 923
ni''a'ni
'iVn,
a corrupt., read : "ppiS"? '^J^p'^ri prepar-
ations for sieges; cmp. Targ. Deut. XX, 20 a. Pesiii. Zutr.
a. 1. (Deut. p. 67).
PDID, V. no-is.
nS, (cmp. Assyr. kidinu servant, Friedr. Del. Proleg.
p. 200 note
7)
\to bend,] to yoke, put to work. Y. Peah I,
15bot.; Y.Kidd.I,6l''Q"'''n"nb i2"li3 (di-^n'^-Q) he puts his
father to treading the mill (Bab. ib. 31" bot. IS-^niiO, v.
-,ri-j). Y.Pes.iv.si* top D'l-'ni-ia iJiis xin ^'^pnirsb when
the horse grows old, he puts him &c.
Pi.
^''3
same.Part. pass. "'nlSB. Lam. R. to 1, 14 (ref.
,to tr^n li:B3,Gen. II, 7, as if meaning self-supporting) INTUS'
'Dl 1^:125 "^iSa 'O las' the Lord made man a slave put to
work for himself, for if he does not work, he has nothing
to eat; Gen. R. s. 14 's'^'O'd, n-iino; Koh. R. to II, 17 -,1130
nas (oorr. ace.).P/. fern, nis'nwia. Lev. R. s. 16 (play on
na":;?, Ls. Ill, 17) 'Sa ninsa '^^^VS the enemies made them
handmaids, forced to hard labor; ib. payUJO ,noftt
'-Q
ima
;
Lam. R. to IV, 15 nmiDO (corr. ace ).V. K3113.
_
5^2*13
f. jug. Targ. II Esth. I, 2 (prob. xn'ns- fem.
form 6f S'n?),
SJ13, H3"D thus, V. -n.
"QDIS, pi. of 5<p!>3.
Ij3 (v. 13 II) to he arched, rounded. Ab. Zar. 40*;
Hull.64'* (sign of eggs of clean birds) rtl5bl55;i ^'i^'I'lSiy ^2
(Var. nnnip, tTi-iSp, nn-iis) that which is arched (on top
not pointed) and rounded (rolling) ; Tosef. ib.ni(IV),23.
Hithpa. "I'^snfi (v. nws) to be thrown arowul in a circle
of
players. Koh. R. to XII, 11
'21
"I'^snri iiMi -i112n nn as
the ball is thrown around from hand to hand.
IV^, V. 113.
f l3 (b. h.) here; thus. Gen. R.s.56 (ref. to n2-1S',Oen.
XXII, 5)
ri2 ba IBIDa . . . -b3 we shall go and see what
will be the outcome of koh (the promise, ^thus shall be
thy seed'. Gen. XV, 5); Tanh. Vayera 28.
nS ch., v. Jt3.
T
' T
sns, rxT^, nns, v. -t^^.
T :'
T t' t
:'
Tyr\2,
'"^5
m.,nn2, '^S f, (b.h.; preced.)
1)
(of light)
dim. Gen.R.s.31
'2 X-ifiUJ nyina when it (the jewel) shone
faintly.P/. Q-^ns, nin3, '13.
lb.; Y.Pes. I, beg.
27'''
nS'lSa
'21 '2 1"iriia when the lights burned dimly, we knew it
was day-time. Ib.'' top mn'^2 1in\r5 ilSUia when the jewels
were dim. -^Pesik. Kumi,
p.
145'' (ref. to ni:bnria Ez. XL,
25) I'^n
'2
niSlbn the windows were dim (stained glass).
Hag. 16* '2
^T^S his eyes will grow dim; a. e.
2)
(of lep-
rosy) faint, dull, opp. mts. Neg, II, 1, v. nina. Ib.^ "iBb
^^\^^S n'^Xl3'2rny because (in the early morning&c.)the faint
spot appears bright; Sifra Tiiazr., Neg., Par. II, ch. II.

Y. Shebu. 1,
32''
"nnz: '3n '(0 '2n N?3a f^-^pn if it grows one
shade fainter, it is unclean, but when it grows fainter
than the next fainter shade, it is clean; Sifra 1. c. ed. Ven.
;
Yalk. Lev. 551 'SH '(d t\rr>S; Y. 1. c; a. fr.
*3)
(trnsf.)
(/ou6//'Z.Nidd.l9''; Naz.65''; Snh.87''; Keth. 75''nolX'i '1
'2
R. Josh, says, It is doubtful; (Neg. IV, 11 r^rr^p^
'1
'l or
rtn'^B, v. %i2, %-ip).
nj'nS f. (b. h. il3fl3; v. ')il"3) priesthood, priestly
privileges; priestly community. Ab. IV, 13. Sot. ll''ina
'2
priestly families. Midd. 1, 8, a. fr.
'2 in"iB young priests
(novices). Y. Ber. Ill,
6'*
bot.; Y. Naz. VII, 56* top
'2
-px
Dl'^n there is no priesthood to-day (the laws for priests
are su.spended on the day of Rabbi's funeral). Tosef. Hall.
II, 7, a. fr.
'2
ni3n?: I"2 twenty-four gifts of priesthood
(priestly prerogatives). Keth. 14* '2b tX^'iJO fit to marry
into the priesthood ; a. v. fr.
SrjI^nS, Srj^iniD ch. same. Targ. Ex. XXIX, 9.
Targ.N*um.XVI,10 6tna'n'3 high-priesthood; a.fr.Targ.
0. Ex. XL, 15 nsins ed.Berl. (ed. niSTO).-Y. Keth.I,25<^
'2b Np'ibD she rose to priesthood (as a priest's wife); Xn^ns
'2"|0went down from priesthood (ceased to enjoy priestly
privileges as a priest's wife).
TliniD f. (nn3) dimness. Meg. 28" (ref. to Gen. XX, 16)
13-'3"'5 '3
!!<bK . . niD2 n"ft< Ms.M. (ed. ni"t:2) read not 'cover
of the eyes' but 'dimness of eye-sight'; Yalk. Gen. 91.
^^in^nS f. (^'^?) worriment, ^rtmWe. Targ. Prov. XXVI,
21, v. XMna (ed. Lag. xnin).
^HD, ^'i^ (b. h.; cmp. ni3)
1) to be dim (of sight,
^^
su
/
N. la
- ' ^
li4 III
I.J Mi#.^ ^^
llui '
U. Uletkci-
IV. II -a
"
'-
Utf.
rvrzn i) mum. Y. SMni. I, M^. nrif. iit
XI, ft nVrrs Ti if Um tmp^tiom apoi |t AUftif

(bror Um ofdarwl iwlillM wmttgwiH |VHr

grew ftuai tn Umi ttiai wwiki Twwr. lb. V, qmk, )n h. 8
31 I ^ Hmli idl
T*'-
'ai ITop . . . MdMrUifi or povrjr dlai mi'a ym. r>k
.
R. . 14 ni Vite nrm 4tMBd <urtifciui) ih ctui in
brighinMMii INatk. P^mli, |i.
87* iwy O ; . .
re, Hn^
.h.
IKing^XlvIt
^aiflil U Cm
/\i. Tt^ n^ li U, dm, moJU btktd. Yarn*
^i
lb.
4* m^b tn:^^ Ar. (wl.
'
lU
'
bl u, cap. "^t ili> jnad*
hU vyt^bt dim. lb. 27*
mrh < W\C|"l (V. Rbb. D. 8.
a. I. not* 80) b thall b bUodvd.
t)
(Mb. rr^> is he
m^ry; (witb'a of ptnon) to rthmkt.
Trf. 1 Ban 111, i
Af.
xoM I ) to dim. Targ. Bt. XXXU, 7 s wi uya wbitn
Rsakt dim (b. u>xt '^noaO).t) lo Md^ ike keari faint,
9^,
r|nwcA (fitbrfy). lb. XIII. n 'n aV TT^^
teMmnd tb* bean of tb rifbttoiu to b falM (b.
an).
JHft. TiVM to 6 r<^rooc*>rf. lb. (b. tost Trsien).
Targ.
Y
V
Ova. XXVlt. I.
4|i
Tftff.
T^
m. (proood. irdt.)rffMat^ fmimler color. 1Wf.
Itff.Y/e'sb'mf if tboMMpMoMtpot iafai trM4 fUator.
^^S^ni f. (prtCMi. wd.) tlfaiwfo. Btkb. 44% eoa-
-H. to itr-^>ionu doltoiivo oyo rigbt.
|tMl< vMmc !
1.1,^
pr. n> m. fitWv V Iv
n,ttd,2rd.Kio(,
'
rT2i
m. (b.b.; TO, n
fa-,
mp^ b. lu-Tfl^itUmik^, al^
"-r,
etp. fnott. Toma t*. a.fr. Vns
'3
(abbr.
~t. li'T-n *:
ordinary priwC JIg.I,9 nVS'S
QODirad. to s^i'Qa
rcxtejuhiigk
br his rob<bat not aaoiatod.
iiUs m ti.. ,:.i\
~
. Tmplo>i tb. Uacc Tof>
fici.^i r. .. , . ssbMitMoof tbobiib priast
lo .ird, es-subtiiuils. Hor. JU,d STp..'n:s;3
p'r isaacbolar has th pnoadoBOaof
I

.i. V . fr.Pf. C-:n2. Yob. ft^, a.a.

|:v:.- w--:
-
:
:
r3iD-cstvi'oarBibUoal]
Ai.
pr
,f
.-- .
(abbr. rri TWofi MoLim,m
Mmm, Lnmm, KMCir. i^> h *
iMwf . .i-b)
MM of MmM* w ! > fo l#-
V -
TS^ aM la iio mm of fdoMh wV* l#
IIMi a. Y 4ltofc.4.ina9'f 0(1
n. "m hm *
r*. Ill, !
5
-^ i
1 *
i4|r 4#gV** l |lM40t a.
T-.rb.b.)iinafo 79n(4oM.r9)lMlifr
;^.'/ J ;.r^.
Uml m t>rLtL Sob. Il^
*>< OrVi n
i'lkii M ot af|IMo4 MiiMiiNi^ WflMM lk.Jil*
SI nv *
11^ Homo
"7^
"^ V*'^
XIYjt.

-a blg^ prtMl lioil. r Tts t-ws ^wv-iAmmI.

twtag a prtail, Ibvoto ilo pr^ottu. OtO. M^ "SS P
f4
froM ibo TofBb to Um prto0i** plMi^ I. o. m oalM ofi
Um An<ilCi.tt*IUO.(o4."9^r3pl
'
^
K^' T!^
^"^ >> 3UX. t. Tafg tr.
-loiiL lV *nn "w
'9
bigM/ miiii p>i t i> M
prlu; a. fr.Fr i^^ fT^r*>. BotL Il* TH^
'SV gavo prioMjjT ,
riart** 4agbior (waniotf to
aofllU).oiu4> . ^ .. oflrio4 fH8%4oiglllt.
PLNTSTf. Br. 44*.
nr (or '|ni)i iCn?lI pr..JD.
I
namo of tmi Aiomlio Y. Btr. lU
78*%->
n. Kain. II7V Y. BlbA.tV.bi.^ i:bbl^
a'n mr\ *z S^ (t, booor. lU Jf. a. iUM. I>. & A. L
DOlo*); a. rr.T. Pr. Illn,^ 100\ a^
Mtoytay to #Ar pi iw<%
i<K. KUd.IT. 1 . Yk f*(f
loii ooa)/^#. cr^m. tb. ^ v. ^^f'V'.
'dC^r^or W^53Ttrrawteb lii oii it r
:) lAo oMMioMfo or^rwiro /o<iiwl <Mi (v. toi*.
T. Cboraips).Rvrsari^ Tug.Y. XoB.XKIJ.0t
n^I f. cb.^li. l i'
.J. ftoi o.- woiio
f
. coBitif. Ti>;F Ol
Ex. Xsi'tS- 1^- <X Lor. xm, ti ft, od. Ahol rgr^.
Oabb. W^, . MS^Sir
*HI^
;^
m. (Pais. Aaah. faivte) immf iaik. Yolk.
Ms. toIlKiagcb.XTI(fnATaao.24^aaaR(lM*'3|
ni3K13 616 tt5ai3
a la table
;
(Taan. I. c. 6<-nnS, Ms. M. i<3PN, v. Rabb. D. S.
1. c. note). Comp. next w.
T T
- T :-
HIS m. (353, V. nns)
1)
[ball,] thorn, a prickly salt-
plant.PI. Di3!l3, "JiailS. Gen. R. 8. 49
'3
mClD bi-ob like
a sickle mowing thorns ; Yalk. Prov, 950 lain. Ex. R. s. 42
d'^atS lUJyj (corr. ace), v. n^iinCi.
2)
'3
131^ pr. n. Desert
of Kuh (cmp. Ez. XXX, 5)=Biblical "lil.
lb. s. 24; Yalk.
ib. 255; (Tank. B'shall. 18; Mekh. ib., Vayassa 1; Yalk.
Jer. 266 3tD).
X21XI, JSBlil ch. same. Targ. Prov. XXVI, 9 (h. text
nin).Gen. R. 8^4*4; Yalk. Jer. 285 (prov.)
'=
. . .-jVlSbT "IJJ
while the sandal is on thy foot, tread the thorn down;
Pesik.Asser, p.99''nE15 UJiaD (corr. ace); Yalk. Deut. 892.
PI. "pailS, X^2!l3, "2!l3, '22. Targ. Gen. Ill, 18 (some ed.
p2!l2, incorr.)! Targ. II Sam. XXIII, 6. Targ. Hos. II, 8.
Lam. R. to I, 1 "TQI ('ni3 in
1),
v. 225,Y.Ab. Zar.
V,
44*1 '2
r^'ixb, V. "I1B. Ib. hot. '2
",i5'^''&
(read'2"i) hedges
of fhornbushes. Gen. R. s. 2 (ref. to Gen. I, 2)
Sim *1S
'd rp'^BX nJB while she (the earth) was yet in her in-
cipiency, she produced thorns; Yalk. Gen. 4 il212 (corr.
ace); Yalk. Jer. 274 "^212; Yalk. Prov. 959.
iSZlw II m. (v. preced.; cmp. 12 II) 1) wine cask (h.
)pip)J Sabb. 48^ Ab. Zar. 60* '2S bx-iiail snx i12D
the
gentile attending to the barrel (emptying it) and the Is-
raelite to the cask (receiving the wine). Ib. H'b'O
'2
(if
the gentile carries) a cask which is brimful. Sabb. 141*
[read
:]
i<yiS2
'2
. . . ins'^b xb (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note)
one must not (on the Sabbath) bend sideways a cask which
rests in the ground; a. e.

PL
"1213.
Ab. Zar.
33''
^:n D:s<
'21 '2
carried casks away from Pumbeditha by force. B.
Mets.
25*^.

'2 12 the retailer^s loine shop. B. Kam. 86'';

B. Mets.
64*^ '2 i2
Tp'yo he dances in the wine house.

2)
(cmp. S2i2, "^asapN), j?/. ^2^2 turrets of a fort. Yoma
11 '21
j<1px pim a support for the Fort of Turrets (of
M'huza); [Ms. L.
'21
Xiprb for the weight of &c.; v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 400.] Kidd. TO** i<nil2T3lS1 '2 ^1
the fort of P.[Meg.
6'' '2 ^2 ed. (Ms. M. ^02, Ms. 0. "Xayi)
;
Keth.
112
'1C12113.]
!S3'3 III m. (v. 222 Pa.) roasted or charred dough,
itSlXI
'2
roasted (over coals) in a cavity
of
the ground,
name of a pastry baked in a cavity made in the stove.
Ber. 37'', expl. '"pDpll-j. lb. 38. [Ar. s. v. X22, reads i<212.]
[Gitt. 68^ hot., v. X2'i2.]
^smD,v.'^2i2.
~Z113 m. (b.h.122; 122) 1) iveight, heaviness, pressure.
Snh.
63 1^ '11212 N^S 11122 n"S Ms. M., v. 122 II. Yoma
41
'^
'2
1S2 it requires weight (must be heavy so as to sink
into the fire). Ib.
'2
')li2 NUiu: il2
(they are tied together)
in order that they may be heavy. Y. Hag. II,
77*^
"j^li:
11212 rx lU122b (in putting his hands on the sacrifice) he
must press his weight on it; (Bab. ib.
16**
^22 i12'i73&
1t12). Naz. 5* '2
the feeling of heaviness (of the hair).

U5S1
'2
bending down the head; humble, solemn disposition,
opp. UJX1 rrhp. Ber. V, 1 ITXI
'2
. ... -pHalS-pS we must not
I'ise for prayer in any other than a humble &c. Y. Ab. Zar.
1,
39*1
top . Tosef. ib. 1, 2
'"1 '22 I2lba32 bSItU greet him with a
bent head (without ostentation). M. Kat.
21 ''
!iB1 nsira
'1 '221 in an undertone and with solemnity.2)
roller or
beam of a loom; 'rbyJi
'2
the upper beam from which
the warp depends ; "ilDinti
'2
the lower beam, the roller
on which the web is wound as it advances. Kel. XXI, 1
(Talm. ed. 123). Neg.XI,9 (/ewi.). Sabb. 113''; Y. ib. XVII,
16=^
hot.
myo,
i^imD,
V. 2^1212.
ffS J^i' m. frying pan, v. X'^212 1.
Sri^SlSf. (222, cmp. 213) a little globe. R. Hash. 24^
'21 Wri
'2
ed. (Ms.'m. 1 J<n'i22i3, Ms. M. 2 a. Ar. S<ni2l2)
they saw merely a. globe-shaped cloudlet (which, they
thought, was the moon).
nS^b31D,v.1S'^b2i3.
Pb3l3,
V. b23.
nbnl3, V. rt2i3.
DZII2 m. (b. h.; 023) washer, fuller. Ber. 28''; Keth.
103'';"a. e.Pl. ')'^t)2i3^ Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. Ill, 14 (ed.
Zuck. T^u;2i2), V. -jpbia II.
U^DD^IS, V. XD23.
T : T T :
J13 m. (b. h.; 5522, cmp. 525 a. denominatives) hel-
met, turban. Ber.
24^^ '21 '22
'iIT'3'2 let him put them (the
T'fillin) into the turban under his pillow, Gitt. u'' (of
the Persians) ni3X "):^"213 their turban is one cubit high;
a. e.Pl. t'i52i3,
'i'^"2i3.
Gen. R. s. 99
'2 '^^321^ wearing
helmets. Y.Gitt. I, end, 43'' ; Y, Kidd. Ill, 64bot.'in''3;2i3
ii^X (v. supra).Trnsf. the thyroid cartilage, Adam's apple.
Hull. 19" '31 '3 i1B"'U5^ from where the thyroid cartilage
begins to protrude and downward.
JS^J13 ch. same, esp. the priest's turban.

PI. '''>2i2,
S*?2i2.' Targ. Ex. XXVIII, 40; XXXIX, 28; a. e. (ed. Berl.
'P;
h. text m3J25^).Trnsf. XS'2121 XllH the highest point
of the thyroid cartilage, v. preced. Hull.
18''.
n3?3'l3 f., pi. ni3J2i2 (preced. wds.) the tops of
stalks
of
sheaves. Peah V, 8 '3b "il3"^n he who binds sheaves
for covering the stalks; expl. Y. ib. V, end, 19* b'^sb
p
sheaves to be put on top, opp. niD5313b; v. 110^13.
D^nmD, "IDID, Pesik. R. 8.14
'3 '12 ^axi'^blb, Pesik.
Par.,p.39'' 'ilHia.read: i3"i12a,asTanh,, ed.Bub.,B'resh.4
(v. Pesik. 1. c. note 167).
i<iTnn^3, V. xn^ias.
tI;Zl'l3 m., pi. D'iTr2'i3, "('1^213
(^23) troops of siege,
stormers. Pesik. Vayhi p.
67'*
!l21i<Jl "jUS
'2
'p'b'J l-^^sn
he orders against them the storming troops which cor-
responds to the plague of locusts; Pesik. R. s. 17. [Y.
Erub. II,
24*'
hot. 01^323 "itt;213, read: '^^123]. [Tosef Kel.
B. Mets. Ill, 14 ed. Zuck., v. 0213.]
7^(V
G17 nt^
*H"*I ur
M^P
B. (Mraa, Mp. i|rr. rra. iww,
Mil, . i Alio
,, . A. n^)
M^rAvI* liftllH^ Ak fw.
ii^*r3 ':S far M wonM la blM'Milli Um mIiim*
ItUld* Witil l-o<'t.
^re ji-n^), .haMi il'i i**^
:-
x-'t: II..
t> iunu of II h)t mnU. V- z n^j
*5
11-' I,. I.,, 1 > V.

'.
fM^ MM bMkf it. trnrs
A.*. Hall.
7* nrwrn "a l.
'
jii "y ixj, Mat li M^vuxi, raid n^i
VI.
4.
'limv. Targ. Zpli.
..K.
i. -.. .... ad.
Uf.
(otii.l.
Mil, 3 ir^ r; aoMka-bola; a.a^
1
1
' xsm- Kr*<= Ar. a. Raabi Ma. (ad. Rrrsp, lU
-::r.
V. Babt. D. 8. a. I. ooU) tha arch of tba door,
*t T. Tab. IV, e** bou "s *,:: "n pnn BabU
. 1 iha window. Babb. S4* "S -p^^Vi (or wptfjii.)
bjr wbiob to rananbar ba 'wiDdow'(wbich raflacU
-un);a.fr.
/lr?,J:*r?5.
VI. 4. Tarf. T. II Oao. XUX, t2.
A* '^
l6 "^ *9 aparturaa In
aU) ara no aridaaea of tho
t^hbor'a ahara in Uia walL lb. 74 K?^ ^t *Z (U*. O.
~
~Y
''f^)
apariarr*
-'
<^ *' ''
-^''^"dowa.eontrad.toopan-
:* for doora). < ^ifM DaoU S09 (plajr oo
::*3^ Daut.
^^
- '^9
ha mada tbj body
U of cavit lU. ad. Bob., Daot. p. HI);
Ik. ib.43
V"- 'i*^
<c*>"
T
1^2 f. (T. jr^?) apniHre. Talk. Jar. S76 (ret to tn*^
V, VII. 18)
5f V:"!c:2 rm reap *z tpc Ttrs -t rrn
'
<>
in hia hooaa a amall apaftnra which waa
1
y
to^mrds tba eaat, ao that whaa tba mora-
-
riaa and wotahip it; Paaik.B.a.Sl
r ,
CO.); T. raSTS.
*P;^
m. (b. b. ",5$;
t. next w.) endfy idtrmmei
piact (for worslUp).

PL
0"?'n?. Peak. B. a. 31 ; Yalk-
Jer. -J76 (ref. to Jar. VII, 18)
*:
TTS what ia kaxTaiumf,
V. prced. [In b. b. our w. aaema to mean oartain eofat
r
*
s'

fi>^
aaip. r}*9)
lOllM
<^lit.Ok
Mil*'
rik^.
'
ICai.tt*(raa4:)rr"0'3
:* rr- . L) rwadi iha iaii with Ma
'fvibw iwiij I. n> '. VII. 1**S 'WITVIImvIm
Mhaa Ml (oa flM Habbath^ Olii. BT. a.

'9 ^-S draw
Um flgart r a tall 0* P>*m
f M* alfaataMt; a. fr.
A ir7i*9,
T*^
'!9^
Tm. T. 0k I, M^ a. 1^. faafy to
Tatf. T.).(Tavf. iob. XU, M'^vo ^tS, IUV9,
^; h. laat TTW
.)Taaau M* T* in^ I
Kidd. Tt*.~IL Kat. La.'S ^lOb (Tar.
r^'l*r^r
XT- t r.
p;
^,TJ57ll^
V. iqrrrs^
I, p. W) I) laryt ramd 9mm^ rmtfimi
Tt$ Dit*.
wvydarlf ot (fata,
watarAe.;yyin*3taiMaf. y.B.a.l;T^a^yMh.l,
T. ry^ BhabL X, 7. KaL XT. I rspn ^ rpn ^ a f>
eaplaela aada of itfaw or raada. Ik. Till, I ; Toaat Sk,
B. Kaa. Tl, S 'SI rrrVS a dafcaliaa iVnrall which waa
, rvpairad with a aiafltaff a# aliav. Ik T, (laad:)
l'J||
'r rsrea Ve (ad. Sock r-
-
-i.)
a aatal Ic and
in tha booaabold. Xaa. ktod of baa hlta
(boaajaoMbad plala la tb .avt Ik XI, 1 r-n,
rn0(oorr.aoo.);a.a.
R-
- i.Ohol.X.'!:T
(r^ ad. Xock, Var. r'vrz, oorr. aae.). t) iha mau^*
coliiaaaa/'lAr r^, aapafiwr. t4a wddal aaical
tf
Iraar4.
ToaatKL m, 4 ;
T. ik T, f*
-SI
qniH'
T?B9 ^^ (*k^)
if tba aapaliar ia ia a aartata dliaatioa, hM tba body ot
tba TfaM ia not ia tholiaai T. Irak m, SI* lop re-THB
lua'ai TT^ whan its raiaWBitlnaa had a cfaaJwaaaa
of fovr enbiu; Y. Sooc II, M' hot. TfCa (c
rrs). T. Bar. I, f boL, t.
qn>
I* ailOdr.
XIII 'am Va rrip (-i'^), t. aot w.il aa. u
'
t.i
'
jrj,
rrr^k
Y. KB. IT, tt^ top "nan B. & to KB. IT. s (^
rr-4'ooatr.,aapLl7n). Ik TI, baf.
M^
Ttrs. ikIT,
irrrTG; ikT,sa>top'7r-c (eorr. acb).
H* ^T.^f rr.Ti, ilt*-'
r^
(Xr*^) ck aaaaL
1) ka-A4cv. Tarf. Jar. T, 17
."
"i.
'
-i sr?::- "rrs Taat to
ad. Lac. ( pn^ca to Propk XXXIV. 13) Lka a hi Ibfl
of beaa.~S) rmmifiuiiom. Mam. B. a. f m'^ii.i 't tba
ciimmfarMMaofacawbmaa;T.8o<.I,17*topad i^al
(ad. Krot. Mrrm, aotr. aac); T. Faab TO, SO^ hot. aVTTQ
(eoir. aee.); (IGdr. Bam. ck Xm, . pnaad.).
18
xrinis 618 Its
iJ^m^S I f, tvindow, V. xiis.
T ; - ' T-
Jj^r^llS II f. C-^ys) searing, blister from a burn. Snh.
84^ ed., V. xnsto I.
"3
m. (cmp. '13II) an oil vessel, used in the Temple.
Tarn. Ill, 6
'21 n^Ti 'zT^^ the ftw^; had the shape of a large
wine cup. lb. 9.
Jj^l^iD f. ch. same, xvine pitcher, jug. Targ. II Esth. II,
21. Sabb,
77'^
(playful etymology) ms tlVO ed. (Eashi
8<tl3) it is named kuza

'like this' (give us to drink from).

Hull. 107 xni'in"! nn
'=
a Kuza must contain one fourth
of a Log. Sabb. 33^'.
Taan.
20'^
(Ms. M. XttoX); a. fr.
Yeb. 70% V. vers.
3 iSj V. next w.
Sn|iS, nnjiS, Sn^JlS l)
'=
la
(n?) pr. n. m. Ben-
(Bar-)koz'ba, name of the leader of the Jewish uprising
against Hadrian, usually named N^aiS ^2 Bar-Kokhha.
Y. Taan. IV,
68'1
hot.
'= -y-n ... 2213 -j-il . .. 5<3"^p:? Akiba,
my teacher, preached, 'A star goes forth fromJacob' (Num.
XXIV, 17) Koz'ba went forth; Lam. E. to II, 2 1212 t\"iH
2113 6<*5!!t read not Kokhab but Kozab. Y. Taan. 1. c.
p
(12112 (12). lb. 69* top n2112 (corr. ace). Lam. E. 1. c.
'2
K2'^112 (-12); Yalk. Deut. 946. Denom. "illiS; f. r-^llis,
pi. ni*2li3. Tosef. Maas. Sh. I, 6; B. Kam.
9?'^ '2
niso
coins issued by Bar-K. *2) '2
r''2 pr. n. Beth-Koz'ba,
name of a valley. Tanh. Huck.
1 ;
(ed.Bub.ib.nfil::; Num.
B. s. 18 nam; Gen. E. s. 10 XBia "^2;
Lev. E. s. 22 tVZ
1-iSIW; Koh. E. to V, 8 msvo; Yalk. Koh. 972 XSIKS).
rrjis, V. K113.
T T
}f<u''?iS, V. K2li3.-
ri" nS pr. n. m. Kuzith, surname of one E. Samuel. Gen.
E. s. 23; s. 51 Ar. (absent in eds.).
JMD> v. next w.
i^riDll^ i.=^\^'2,,jug. Ab. Zar. 7l'\ M. Kat. 12 quot.
in Eashi to Ab. Zar. 1. c. (ed. ttni13, Ms. M. X113). Sabb.
139'' 5<r31121 i<?3lE!!^ Eashi Ms. (ed. !i<n'^2ni
i5112l niaiB2;
Ms. 0. !Hmi21 X131S2, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note) on the mouth
of the jug (used for taking wine out of the larger vessel).
sSiinD, V. preced.
n^S to cough, V. nn3.
nis, u<nis, v. k3, ^n's.
lSj"rnS m. (v.njBxt w.)A;oMna,name of a bird. Hull.
62''
(Ar. xjls'^na).
^mS (^inSj m. (cmp. bna, V. Lane Customs, 1837,
p. 51 sq.) kohl, a powder used for painting the eye-lids,
stibium. Sabb. VIII, 3 (78"') '13 Ar. (ed. '03); Y. ib. ll''
bot. '12. Hull.
88''
':ri1 -iinUJn powdered coal and stibium.
Snh. 14*; Keth. 17* (in a song) brj3 xb here is no paint
(no showiness). [Tosef. Nidd. VI, 4 bni2, read : bnia.]
S^niS ch. l)same. Targ. II Esth.
1, 3
(2); Ber.is'', v.
itri215. Hull. 47'> '22
as black as stibium. Gitt.
69=^
top
'21 '2
K!n373 "^nin two portions of stibium and one of &c.

2)
'21
W2X a species of black marble (b. h. "15, v. Sm.
Ant.s.v.Carbunculus). Kidd.
12*
'2l'X2 Ui'^ipX betrothed
a woman by giving her a piece of black marble (of little
value). B. Bath. 4*; Succ. b\^, v. Stl^lP.
^bnl3, V. n^Vnis.
l">n l3 m. pi. (used as sing.; v. preced. wds.; cmp.b.h.
"Bj a. T^ie) carbuncle, name of a jewel. Ex. E. s. 38, end
(corresp. to taia^, Ex. XXVIH, 19). [V., however, "'bns.]
n
'
>n l3 pr. n. Kohdlith, a district conquered by John
Hyrcan, fperh.=riB'r, Num. XXI, 30, cmp. preced. wds. a.
QnD]. Kidd. 66* 121a2\2J
'2
K. in the desert.

'2 211X a
species of hyssop named after that disti'ict. Neg. XIV, 6
'^Vni^; Succ. 13* r.-^b ... Ms. M. (ed. ^b . .
.
). Par. XI,
7
;
Hull. 62''; Sifr6Num. 129.
"^Ij, mS, SIS (b. h.; cmp. !in2) [to cause discolor-
ing,'] to sear, cauterize; to scald. B. Kam. VIII, 1 is<i3
'31 11BC2 if a person hurt another with a hot spit &c.;
Y. ib.
6*,''
(Mish.a. Gem.) i'^'^'3, i^llS; a. e. Part. pass.
liilS burn-marked, flame-spotted. Lev. E. s. 15 . . . nii^an
'2
n32 XS'^1 n''l251 a she-ass was sick and was cauterized,
and her child was born with a flame-mark; (Num.E. s.
9
diaii^).
Eif.
ni3n same. Neg. VII, 4 ninan nx 'ni if one cau-
terized the cicatrizing spot.
Pi.
n^-iS same. Num. E. 1. c. !nni5<
''^31
. . . n3'ibin he
took her to the veterinary surgeon, and he cauterized her.
Nif. ni33 to be burnt; to he cauterized. B. Bath, 75*
'31 nsin^' irsin ni33 'ki II-IN ^3 Ms. M. (v. Eabb. D. S.
T : ' ^
a. 1. note) each man's tent will be stained by fire from
his neighbor's tent. Lev. E. 1. c. ri'^.133, v. supra. Num. E.
1. c. I^K ni33U3 l^iyo because his mother had been caut-
erized. Sabb. 30''; Pes. 117* njiisn (his lips) be burnt.
Tosef. Hag. II, 6 a^W2 ni1331 . . 11X2
'3i31
1X2^ n::M if he
deviates this way, he will be burnt by the fire, if that
Avay, he will be frost-bitten
;
(Ab. d'E. N.ch. XXVIH nplls
n3'iS2). Tosef. Hull. Ill, 6
'21 r.ilSib nbl2i she may be
cauterized and recover. Y. Sabb. Ill,
6''
top ri123 i<ini
and it (the hand) is scalded (v. I^C). Y. Ber. II, b^ bot.
'21
'i'i1UJ1S2
'pl2i3 Dnxir . . , nol1^3 I thought you would
be scalded with tepid water (understand a slight hint),
but you do not feel even hot water (distinct intimation)
;
Bab. ib. 16''.Y. Nidd. Ill, SO*! [read:] n.13"; ];r'i11 niaj^i
'pnni12 "iSX ni3in Xb nrs<1 -plUJIBl thy head's head (thy
teacher's teacher) feels tepid water, but thou &c., i. e. you
must not claim superiority to your predecessors (cmp.
Sabb. 55*); a. fr.
"IS, J^^IS ch. same. Y. Bets. II, 6r top; Y. Maas. Sh.
V, 56nop,a.'e. X^l? (Iri;;l3), v. Ni?al5.
Ithpa. ^snx to he burnt. Targ. Prov. VI, 28 'i^isnia Ms.
(ed. 'pis . .
.
, corr. ace).
"^"D m. Koy, (prob.) a kind of bearded dear or antelope
I
r^
019 ^9
.1.^^,.
M
vtmt Ilk VI (VK I.
'jns) or kiM W
.v.fTIk lfILir<mMB
r"r.r?.
K 4. I. mu. ad.
X4)
Um MHly m4 \^ tu
l>:
>
. a Baili. Ill, bif. if< npvi *a . . . "^an
*:
wllAbtalplMrQp)lolikMlflikor,M
otJii M III* Iniur tuM ImiHI atw 4Mi4 ! Um sImmiImv.
)>
Imu iU
ti
iiMlow of iW Mllfft IhmIiw. a. . H
:9. lb.
'31 '9
. . . ^sp viMi Im kwM ilin* 4m4
UtrM dtlWrMii eluMibwi *. TomC OImI. XVU. 11
44t) . .
.
te *> mam imi*a msB rn nam . . mv
sn A Md la wbtali A gnivt (kaow to tefv bMi
>M 4iMp|MM4, ! lilM At4 uf M-tMilchral alMUiib*
AndwhAiiMd*e.t Wb* ft|iuu)
tiivfruund. mmI omIm obambM* >.. *..*. aBkilt.
7-
>^*'^^
h. Dmmm. 1Wi.iobXXXSiit.V,M
41*. 5W "n^-n ss ILul.i (cd. ^90a^ pL, Ar. ii v. 5C3:
.:)n *3
"aS )6 rtr>23 kV) UU ih haaUn'Mv*. Oiu.
boi. *3^
imm *:
*a3 its^ Ar. (. naro, eofr. Me.)b
ii tu Ui hat of ortala widow. [Bw.St^Mnm b
. v.i^Kaill.]
:2Dl2,
^2
m. (b. h. ;as33, T. 233) (rtNMM#MJ
a/4tr, jt/anW. T. Br. I, S^ tm nm 'VW
3
m Iobc M om
iMar onljr ia vWblc, it ia wutif dajMiflM. Hor. 10* TM
9
'5^ nbm cr M*. M. (v. iUbb. D. 8. a. L not*) Umt* te
or(iUn atar (oomt) whieb oppMn'ooM ia MVat|r jrvan.
0u. R, . 100 iriM 3
*Qi6 ispo u
'
uju rn0 tB Mats
(MBi of jMob) diid to dMitoy oao alar (lowpk)} a. fir.

PLvqf^[rt,*^ lb.fir. !0*r*&V9'SsianMMi plaaMa;

. tr.'2 Totr, wftw *3
-Btr (bbr. 3*T,on3>x*s nT,
V.
1^,
rrras. Sooe. M^; Y. ib. U, big. n* nwi "'^
ointiUaUoiM of Um aun m aMo Uirott|^ Um eoTr{Bf of
Ut fMtiv* booUi. Talk. BaUi. lOM roan '3, tr. aasi w.
23ll, H^3lS, 'D!: eb. aun*. Taif. Am. , M.
Y. Mam. 8b. IV, 5&^ bot; a. fk-.Bap. tiUptamei Mrary.
8abb. 1
&* 'S2n <^;3
ha wbo was bocn oador Mmmuj.
nyz
%
jtmr:
=
Vmm. Twf. niMh. II, 7 (tr. arr^);
Yidk. KsUi. lOiS (bebr.), . *r!l?9i9*8abb. L c; a a'3
c^m coMMf. Bar. M^R ar^^ra, -stts, -ss. Targ.
Qn. I, l: a. ft>.
8ah. S9 "S 'rsr:^ x:*ts I eaa eoant
Uiestan. Ib. '3 ^ *vs Uia Bombar of Um atara ia kaowa to
me. Ab. Zar. M* *s r: nb ^^ri whieb ba aaapaadad aadar
Uie Stan (in open air over iiij|,lii) a ft
H^
Mali nr pj/l
imn Ar. balli of nardoi, ad.
T*^.]
^i'DD'iSf. a ttOsfMc, r.wrym,
rO^lS f. (preced. wds.) the pkmei Vmm. mommf
for ei>miM<f 9tar. Talk. Jer. 878 (ref. to Jer.TII, 18) TTW
^n ST! M =r:rr! rzVrb snat? (not rcxV^s) they wor-
hipped the quet^u of the baaTaoti^ that iaTeaot; Peaik.
'9^
Iaa4 9Wf^l Um d iimIimIim vMalippad VaaM
MIJC^Tbak. MM. TMf.l*r
. inaiil^T. lar, I. f^ 'S rti;
4Bf. !
iron's.
ba wlMaB||
r y
Til
IMIiilit ata*. -
lb.'
IWI
tflmg. 4i) Oaa. ft. a. t*
N
V^
Mb f*^ ^
^^^,
T*ym.fiintlii)CaHa<nrytaa
a |i<a a^tta dUpf tfm iMiAfKi. labk Tt. l
*^*:
Y.
*^
'
^*^
?lT^
^"*^ a. ttib, ad. ft* ^r^
ia 0Ma. ^artao, aorr. aaa, v. BalAt. A. iL a. i. w^%m rv
a Tf){ MyL Aw ar aiijsi^ T.Mitv.
amr fA%
ff-tfC
ifn iMr-MH^ mmbt te, fv. Or. a.
Ul Dm. av.k Tyaaal taM. IT. |
ad.laak.(?ar.0f-Ba-^*'C3,mdi,i %juj|iaaad<
ia a aplfal lgaf: Toaat TaaM I, lo |W;;j ai.
(Tar. v<adB3, -^r^ss); ToaM "vVrss 7 Oik M.
*f^^
a a. Lu^^^VDa, V. BaMi. D.Il a. Lmi). T. ibA.
Til,
baf. M^
r^W
^>^
rtee
r
(ar. aaa) Uto baaa
ia tbaflHipla ter nairtlalinai ara pat a^ aaaala
tovai a aplnl tgaw: (Bakad. cr%3T.
'
W^
'
U. '4eo.
aotr. aaa.).
*rb5ftet(-rfate.amp.aB8Sy8;V|^(iiirV w*ii
*8<lfeJ a cfcatm ti iafii ii f i^ a pfkm. iMi.TI.t. Ibu
V. r.avryn;(d^aaavaml Maa.fad:r^i^fllaHv.
Babb.D.&a.L,a.Kob.Ar.OoiBpLav.)iTaaatihilTfT)tlU
^(b.ti.)(ltMlMlJte
lla(ad.te).T.s:L-

5^ T3
h.MM. Fart Vs
,
part, nq W Tm|^
O. Bk. XTI,'l8 (T. t6r<qK il/l). Tarf. Bath. UI, IS.
YWt.
U.XZTII, 8.lfn.U^'^ V^
IC
"^
wtei ka iiimji.
ba niMiaiM by 4e. Ab^Bar. Ti^ 's^ ^97n '3
p h* *>
oraa aad poora (tba wfaa) iato Ae. Bad. l*. . )i^
n.
9alL 19*. a. a. ntAtvi no ribo Vc-r "3b
a wfB toB
yoajtfyoawfflaiaaaaiaulfcritalarof aahjajaatii^
raaMikX Kidd.Tfbfsirr^^^antar^t^toa
(wiadoa) baa baaa j'fa a aMO laf.
Mbolar ia a laifa Aal^ L b laa wnii to b*
aU tba world.
Af. V*CR aaaa. Taiv. T. Bz. XTl, It, Y.aapM. TbTg,
T. n Qaa. XXXVm, M Vsc (aot "c).
Fk. V<9 (daaom. of aMs) to|iiiMiKB; fat ^^^1 c
raic Kalh. M*. r.
^
"
mpe. ym. %9:*fo fo wgawail Tii^ T. n Ga.
L c Tarf. Ia. XL, IS; a. a
Is*
,Z,tS^^|1
W3
620 no'ais
bi3, ^yO, ^^^1^ ch.=h. ^b l) //, everi/ one; any.
Constr. ^3 Ofrequ. used absolutely). Targ. 0. Gen. XVI,
12, sq. Targ. Ex. XX, 9. Targ. Y. Deut. XXXII, 49 ^2 S^
-jXin not at all as (thou sayest); a. fr. Y. Yoma VIII,
^b^ hot.
'31 "p'nrt
"i^
Xbl3 V^ all does not depend upon
this man (it is not at all within his power) to say to the
king, Thou art no king, i. e. his saying that the Day of
Atonement has no atoning power, cannot affect its power;
Y. Shebu. II,
33'^
hot.Snh. 46'^ a. fr.
n^:i^2 ^D xb (ixb)
all is not as if dependent on him, i. e. he has no power
to &c. Gen. E. s, 79, beg. (expl. n^23, Job V, 2o) xnn
'31 i^N X^ia:! (some ed. H^bn) thou shalt enter the grave
in fulness, full, wanting nothing, ',3'n
^
=h. "S^J h'S, v.
Vs. Targ. Job IV, 19; a. fr.Nidd. 51''; a. fr.KTS^S
^,
V. infra.With suffix r^^Q,
fT^^siS &c. (Buxt. -^^3 &c.) all
of
thee, of
him &c., entire. Targ. Gen. XXV, 25 ; a. fr.
Yoma
14'' KOli tiiblS the entire day; ib.
19=^ (not "^ViS).
lb.
26* inx MIBS^ !inbl3 (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 10) all
of them come in (for their share) by the lots cast in the
morning; a. fr.

PI. constr.
'i^'IS all
of.
Targ. Esth. VI, 1
a-b-^h
'2
(ed. Lag. n^^ia). Targ. Koh. X, 12 Nobs?
'2 (ed.
Lag. n^bia).Y.Ber. II,
4''
"p^Ti K^^S"
'3
ed. Lehm. (ed.
is) all the world, all people know (abbr. 5"3); Y. M.
Kat. Ill,
83'=
hot. X^S b3; v. it^b?. Kidd. 79'', v. b>l3 ch.
ixn '3
all of that, to that extent. Erub. 61*. B. Mets.
84'^ '31 "ixm 'n
'3
after it has come to all this (it being
so well known), it is surely not proper. Ab. Zar. 24*; a.
V. fr.Hag.
4''
i^sixi 'n
'3
all this (is required of us) and
yet only 'perhaps' (Zeph. II, 3) ! Taan.
25
' IITEXI 'n
'3
all this (trouble) and 'only perhaps'
!
*2) capacity,potver
(cmp.
Vs-i). Y. Peah VIII,
20''
hot.
'31 linb^a ',^3 ttV our
(my) strength consists not in tearing down but &c.
ibis, Jj^Db^^, riDbl^ m. (v.
n^
; cmp. ns, (JT6|xa for
edge) a sharp instrument, axe. Targ. I Sam. XIII, 20 (some
ed. '31^3, Ar. N3il3; h. text dTlp). Gen. R. s. 38 rj"'''X
nbl3 lb
Ar. (ed. 3blp "^b '^mi'^X), v. ^i:\liev. E. s. 4 ^1 "p
'31 nin^lS XS'iit . . (not 5<3bl3 rr^S-iit) where the owner of
arms (warrior) hangs up his battle axe, the shepherd
hangs up his bag, i. e. in the place of justice sits wicked-
ness; Koh. E. to III, 16 tr^nblp; (Yalk. Koh. 969 X^inxS
!T^3'''^T . . . where the lord hangs up his armor). Y. Naz.
I,
51''
n3bl3 a. 5<abl3; Y. Ned. I,
36''
top 113^13, v. StnSp.
PI. St-^jaVlS. Targ. I Sam. XIII, 21. Targ. Jud. IX, 48
(Ar. '3bl3)." Targ. Ps. LXXIV, 5.V. 31^.
013^13.
V. &ia\3.
I'^&nblD or 'DblD, Y. Dem. II,
22'=
hot.,
n^'^S, a measure, v. nis.
llTO, V. i<bi3.
T
' T
C^DlblD, Tosef. Kel. B. Mets, IV, 7, v. Dis-^te.
^b"lD, V. "'^la I, II.''V>13 pi. constr. of i<bi3.
!s;bls, i<^;bl3 ('bi3, 'bs) f. ch. (v. n^^^s) [round.
ed,] \)te8ticle. Targ. Y. II Lev.'XXI, 20. Targ.Y. ib.XXII,
20
23.-2) kidney. Hull. 97'\PZ. '{^h^'3, V'J^is,
^'^if^
('^^3-
'>3). Targ. Lev. Ill, 4; a. fr. Targ! JobXXXVIliV36 'ii"'''bl3
ed. Lag. (oth, "i-jba, Ms. Var. xn-'bis). Targ. Is. XXXIV, 6
n:>>3 constr.Sabb. 119'',[S^^IS h., v. n^bs.]
n^^^biD,v. ^^:b=i3,
n;b^3, v. n;^3.
D"lp"'!piS m, (/oXixo;, in the sense of jAsXaYy^oXixo;)
one afflicted with melancholy. Y. Ter. I,
40''
nx y^pnn
'3
iniD3 if one tears his clothes, I may say, he is mel-
ancholy (but not insane); Y. Gitt. VII, beg.
48''
'J^p^r\
DIplS'^p .... (corr. ace).
#3.
'
-!?
SD>1Sm.cli.=h.t]^3,cissflros-6Zosson(v.''p25X).Sabb.
'';
Y.'ib. II, beg.
4'',
expl. "SS. Y. Kil. IX,
32=^
top n:^3
1^115 its name is kall'kha. [X3bl'3, 1-13^13, for iObl3,v.X3bl3.)
pDDblD, V. rraVis.
DbiD, Ex. E. s.15
'3
',31 OUain 'pi (some ed.lVl3),read:
^Via II.
NnSblD, V. next w.
SD^?blD, ^^ri'^^b^ f- (v. Low Pfl. p. 200 sq.) [Little
Bride,] Papaver Spinosum.

PL 5<n''';5bl3. Pes.
35"*
Ar.
(ed. Nn;!3>3; Ms. O. i!<n'':;3^?; Ms. M.\ xhabiS; Ms. M. 2
xnii-ibiri);
V.
nipnp.
J^&blD, Sabb. 154'', v. XObia.
^bi3 m.
(Zf?:>,
cmp. qVp, 3^5) plane. Tosef. Kel. B.
Bath. VII, 3
'3
131
'30 T' (not j'^ni) the handle of a large
or of a small plane (some ed. :]lb'^3n "jSI ril\)i3n, corr. ace).
']1&>blD, Tosef. Kil. Ill, 12 ed. Zuck., read: 'poslsia,
V. 0i3>12.
DlpblD, V. o^plss.
"It3pbl2 m, (coUeotarius), pi. T^'i^op^iS cashiers.
Pesik. Haliod. p.
56* '31 '{^'t^-^pb'^ iSlU . . . 5'nlS
"^^
(corr. ace.)
who will collect for you the debt from them (bring about
their punishment)? Two collectors, Mordecai and Esther;
Pesik. E. s. 15
di1i-Jp!33; Yalk. Ex. 191
',i-i'i::pbD (corr.
ace).
j5<r\b^S lorath, v. Jibs,
T :
'
T
M2'^'2i m. (b, h,; cmp. X:il2l3) an opprobrious name for
an ornament bearing the impress of the female breast or
pudenda. Y. Sabb, V,
8''
hot.; Bab, ib. 64*.
"'OD'^lS f. (prob. a corrupt, of yaixeuvY], a pallet-bed)
mattress used as a seat for travelling women. Tosef. B.
Bath. IV, 2; B, Bath. 78*, expl, iirJ^ Nnssia.
n&DIS, ""DQIS f., pi. nio^is, riix&T3i3(D^5)s/jeai'es
put at the bottom
of a stack as foundation, contrad. to
nysis. Peah V, 8 ; Y, ib. V, end, 19*, expl, 3>li
p
(with
ref, to Deut. XXXU, 34).
nji
I fr..,.. ..( =
~
-Is
II nr~^I^0l.(b.b.O*-<l9.^to#lMr4,^
- iUi nro. V. p. tai.
. . fMULlLliiU
"^
wm mil Jvihfo Ml liloUMfviM
p
rtol tf.fr.
-

^9, Ab. lUr. Il**
'3
roa rbr Uw Imm-
r<iM priMic, opp. rmars waBbipps;
buu IniiK Tf^ boc lU. M. (<1. ry YTa^
-.
bff.; .Or.
^"^2^
M"]!}^ I elk MM. TMf. Jad. XVU.S; 19
'
wlib rna ib. 10; IS) h. tMt
Tl^);
a. .Lam.
I
a imn (Talk. Km, s5 onym mn).H.
x*'*:7e,9Q. Targ. Jad. XVIll, 30. Targ. II Kiap

i
a. fr.-^aa. R. . 86. v. liV^ Bs. R. 1. 1 (pcov.)
i*> )mb n9 ttrlka Um godi^ and Um priMi* wUl
^"^Q^
n n. (T. <t;^ I) M-iOrrwf. Bm-.
40**
"S -VSQ
M.M!aloai.rd.irr=,j(pLr^2r)dt ripnd throofli
ibvring.
xiX, SO; a. . (in T.).
'

1
\v T*ln>
emp. Areb. iaimmait*, ki. to
iil<p,oni nndar Um torbaa
*
. . . M u I \mis iTsxn pwteps
Irnr ror.ft) rtfifa to
I'bou'Wss
.. .,. -,.
V-
.'
,
.>-ug UMtn on in
'bam off in tba covrt). ILKal.
16*
.rear'*) cap and tarban. Qltt.
hi* eap and thraw it at htr.
.
'b. UJ' *^".;;s
*"5
1 my eap.
^
I-
triM to ttraigbtan tbe wood in a pran; Talk. DaaU
J (not
"P^^); Petik. Zotr. Hais. (cd. Bab. Y. p. Ill)
':*C *^*it9 xra ba gave it to a OMcbania to ilraigbten
-3) fo ptaee in a time^ dtrtd. Kaec n, 5
(S TP^

-pn -jni Mt, M. (ad. orctn 76 rtfBW, t. iaiira) wa

ike for tbm direct roads ftom oaa place of reAiga
the other.3) to dtlerwnme exatify (piaea, tioM Ac).
Krub. V, sy rTtm rx V^s bow to datarayaa exact-
the four cardinal points (t. TZ"^). Ib. bot rm jrvtn
Ti
r^n
"^ A** tedtatfad ftir Umm Ifca poiaia ut llM
<aai|iM* OMkBtaU^bag^v.iMS. lLKai.irVvrB
"31
irrr^ if MMa l Um ftUifa iiwiiljr as
Um baiMM af Om AM. Bw.
7* nrs ranii
rs^
iM
li miptiii 1 1 (^ iMA iLai ib>/r^t<'. ^ fi.
4|(atlll9l^
''mt9mm^immomtmtmgw%mmmvminnm.n*t i.t'^^BB
( ka (wMla fmkmg la Um Umv) had to*
(la Um iltail) Ik IT rvpl k
<
BB It aiMiM^ bai
wttb ailliaa (lo Um mmm, m
afar Um laM far aoftatUaa). B. ImB. li^ ro^
'^
"3
IM bad Um lataaUaa af aaiaplylaf aiUi Um lav <.
t*
'
op|, 9BBk CS) ba ditaaiad bit auaaUaa la iMMtiOc
iMafi Um taaad vMli aaaniaaHMM (bat wMbaai
4t'>-
Uaa)) v.nfifli
Bar.T, I * teh
WfT*
*
T"*
^^
lantei vMla Mbia pmyar, la a4ar la dlfasi iBair
10 dMlr ffMMr te Wavaa. rib. II, f>* T^
rrv^
ipUaa la dMt ba laad vBB iil
fiari.
fum. tje^ t
'*"^-
'"^"wsj pL flrj^Ci, . , ..
re9 a) te a Bar Umf. r K^L Y.
bf.
It^
'^
cnp a flinlgbt 1^ of riani, appb sr% lb. 7^ f
ttM9r(ttMTtoii)ateartraigklHaau T. Bar. lY. r laf
lfhnbv..n3S *3...n*a tBaiMaaBaa af Ub
Hal
J
of BoUa* niTwpuadt vMB (Bat aT iBa
Be. llaaa.ll. s-s^7t^ r-rrs9(aatr9...Xv.Mipnk
lb. t^
'31
r33
m I umui (Ma. M. 71 rS^evH aad tbajr
(tbe tbraa totrae oa tBIa dda aa
of tbe Jotdaa law
p
eall rel
y
) aare la 1
like two row* la a vtaeyafd ; a.ft-.b) aaad^ irvaifRi TbBu
III. 1 K|.
'^
nrca aaaaUy Um ^aaaliqr of as
agf.
WOn.
Yll.e; Ilag. If*; Oitt. ir.
Bif.7Znlofmimfroftrpmllim,lmpnpan;titU
raa^.todMyaafe Bala.
1*
(lat la Bs. XYI, >) 759
Vr
'tsnrsi^ aweak dajr paiparai iMiBa Babbatb (tbat aBkh
hai beeoHM laadlj Ibr aMaa aveekdaj aMiy be an
8abbalB)|bataBalj Daydaeaaol pnfBTO
fcriBai
li Babbatb. a"T6
nj-sv rss Ti Mr
prepata Ibr a acimidlag Boly Day, .
frff^.-'Ma^. tS^
(play oa p^n; BaiB. L U) 'in vsn rte ba*e UMy (Um
rwrtaM) aiiaagpd lahle biiin ihMT t ib B iirl t
^<y09^wBaiiiBi^MaaaliarBe.l;a.flr.-fr'aetMaaw.
1,4 ve^voed. BaeibfYar.var*08;iaBd: vrr0&)iWl
or deat (for eoveriag tbe Maod) aMde laady a day be-
fore. Ib.m*srrrogKaabaaartlM8iaaeaMaeaiMar.
ed ready (deetined to be aMd for the parpoaaV lb. II1.4
*8np m 7 tbb ia aot aaioag tba ibiap dMl^Hiad
for nM on tbe Holy Dmj. Ib. lY, /Meg. L c. (pbiy aa
pmu^ mpni
TVXtWO 'BB be vae nady far evil; a. A^
JBfipa.
Piirn, T!*;". mu>f.7^ffn
t)Bke mmit
ttrmlktftoUremeiied(cmp.:pT}, Barfk. Bair. I. e.
r
ia l6ii U\\'^ . STK yoa (yoar eroakedaaa) eaa be
lamadied oaly tbroogb Ira; SifM Deot. Lcs-srn sniTB
-y6
iAk; Talk.Oeat.Leu -^nra6 idvTsWi (aotr. aee.>.

) C #npaf ar't ^. T. Me*. I, n< CnC^

to
llb
Am. lY, 18) ^ rjt
'
V^J T!?/? P^
tbyatif ia proper aaa-
ditioa to BMet thy Ood.3) U mtrmi, fnfmt,
BL Kaat.
Vlll, 1 r.^n
arrs t; nalees he did H with wialiriaat
intent. Toaef. Kas. OI, ! nVB wbtL lljUVJilU 16 My ia>
fl3
622 X"^0D13
tention was to be exactly like her (as to her vow). lb. 14
'31 mby^ '325 "la
if he who had the intention to eat the
flesh of swine &c.; v. nVs. Sabb.22'-* 'dt 'por'; xV\!J -Q^m
provided he has not the intention of making a gi-oove.
Bets. 23% a. fr. 'sn?3 IJiXU: ^ni a forbidden act which
was produced without intent, i. e. an unintended but un-
avoidable effect of a permitted act. R. Hash. 28'\ Pes.
53^, a. fr. iOlJlSri: . . . DiT^JtU both meant the same thing;
a. fr.
Pokl 'iSis to establish, base firmhj. Ex. R. s. 15 ^pyo
f^^ir 'sisVi wanted to establish worlds. lb. ''3X I^X ^5
'21
"iSisri upon those (the patriarchs) I will establish the
world.Part. pass. Ijisti, f. nssba. Midr. Sam. ch. XVI
(ref. to 'SS'^Dn, I Kings 11, 24) I'lixs 'an nninn nisn (the
world exists) for the sake of the Law that is put up
straight in the holy Ark.
"lis ch. same ; Pa. 111? 1) to direct, aim, draw a direct
line. Targ. Y. Num. XXII, 23. Targ. Num. XXXIV, 7, sq.
(h. text riwXn). Targ. Y. Deut.X, 5 IT^JIisi (h. text n3B). lb.
XIX, 3 (h.texf|"'3n,v.preced.);a.e.2)fo draw a parallel,
compare. Targ. Is. XLVI, 5 (h. text ^iV'^lUan).
3)
(with
Knsi, or sub. xnri) to direct the mind, to pay attention;
to do a thing intentionally. Targ.Y. Num. XI, 1 'iN'^sni 'sa
^in intentionally speaking evil.
Ber.
17*^ ^Vfo\) "^sa !!<b
rrirsi he cannot collect his mind (for prayer). lb.
30"^
'31 '3
xb
&<"ip"i3;a the first time he read without attention.
Hull. 3P
TPyPr
'*''"' (^"
T"?^!^
Ithpa.) when he had no
intention whatever (to cut); A.{r.-Part.pass, "il^sa a) direct-
ed totvard8,corresponding.T(irg.Ez.l,9. Targ. Ex. XXVI,
5
;
&.ir.b) straight, firm,
upright. Targ. Job XXI, 8 "^31^=0
Bxt. (Ms. 'i_3l!l3ri ; ed. 'p13a, "(Ica, corr. ace. ; h. text 'il33).Targ.
Ps. LI, 12. lb! LVII, 8 (ed. Wil. 113^, corr. ace); a. fr.
Yoma
28''
'':il.?a xb Ms, M. (ed. xai-J 'a xb) the Temple
walls were not exactly straight (the lower portions being
thicker than the upper)
;
[Ms. M. 2 *i31l3a"i DlUJ^a because
the walls were exactly built in correspondence with the
points of the compass]. Y. Snh. IV, beg. 22^;
m,2ic
top
[read:] 11a ,3ni "pn . . . X31^ lino "^an Xin -13 when
he found evidences (of two) exactly corresponding, he
cross-examined ; but when he found them turning hither
and thither (differing in details), he tried to harmonize
(allowing for errors in time &c., v. n'n''p)i).
Ithpa. 'p'sn'^s,
'T'^,
'p?3 . .. \) to place one's self, to
stand. Targ. Ps. CI, 7.-2) to be j)recise in doing. lb.
XC, 12 'S1^'r\h 'sr*; '(O ed. Lag. (oth. ed. '3, corr. ace.) who
can exactly make known? (h. text Slin
p).
Targ.Y. Lev.
XIII, 12.

3) to he trained, to be in the habit of.

Targ.
Y. Num. XXII, 30 (h. text "pGn).
4)
to intend, mean. lb.
XXX, 5 p1ln;2J*'1
'3ni1 and keeps silence intentionally.
Targ. Y.Deut. XIX, 4; a. e.Hull. 95 '31 '-^"ilSJlsb '3iKT
who meant to vex his neighbor. lb. 31* n3"inn d1123^'p)13"'a
had the intention merely to cut (not to slaughter accord-
ing to the ritual, v. nninf). lb.
'31 ^31^3ia xlsl n^^3 YVO
as vessels (lifeless things) which have no thought &c.;
a. e.
Ithpe. jSn'^X to be prepared, ready dr^ia, v. preced.).
lb. 14* '31
']k 6<b'n
)1'^3
because it was not prepared (de-
signated for use) yesterday.V. ')3P\.
"lis, 'i^T^2), V. sub 'l-^S.
It

TT
T
S313, or SD1S m. (v. S<1;3 ; cmp. "(Sin a. CjS) the hollow
of
the hand, handful (as a measure), spoonful (mostly in
medicine; cmp. Lat. coclear). [Editions, excepted. Sonc,
have '3, Ar. a. Mss. '3, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. c. infra.] Sabb.
no''
'31
Sla31
'3
(Ms. M. '13) one handful of cumin-seed,
and one of &c. Gitt.
70* '31
s<~iam
'3
a spoonful of old
wine.P/. "^SISi or "'SIS. Erub.
29*^
(ed. Sonc. ''3113, v. Rabb.
R. S. a. 1. note). Gitt. 69* ed.
'3.
lb.'' (ed. 'n).
'
b<'^3^^, V. fii3-lW.
T :
T :
^J^plDID, V. "I5313K.
'rnDiD, V, xj'iis.
HD'IS, I^S f.(')13,Pi. a. Hithpa.) intention; attention;
devotion. Ber.
13* '3 ni3"i"i}J niiso a"^ shall we derive
fom this (Mish. II, 1 '31 I3b "rs dX) that religious exer-
cises require the intention (of complying with the law,
and mustberepeated if performed without such intention)?
R. Hash. 28*', a. fr.
'3 ni3iia 'pX nii:!^ the intention of
compliance is not indispensable; Erub.
95'' '3 i353
rxills
(v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. notes 90 a. 100) in order to have
complied with the law, intention of compliance is re-
quired. Ber. 13''nx''"ip xbn'3 meditating (on the Biblical
passage to be recited) without audible recitation. lb. "VJ
nVn n;i3 n3"iis ',X3 up to this (sh'ma to ehad) atten-
tion to the meaning is indispensable. Meg. 20* (ref. to
Deut. VI, 6)
di-Q'in
"itl "in
abn
'3
-inx the value of 'the
words' (the recitation) depends on the attention of the
mind (devotion). Hull. 31* fTJ-iniub
'3
the intention to
slaughter according to the ritual; opp.
n3inn^; a. fr.
&<ri^7i?, i<?35l3,
'"113,
ch. same. Targ. Y. Num.
XXXV, 20 aah ni31^3n with premeditation (h. text n^TS3).
Targ. Ps. VII, 4.
Sni^^D^S, V. X-1UJ313.
pis, pi. b^SjiB, 'pijl^, V. next w.
n'^jDlS f., pi. ni^33i3 (113,
cmp. Ills) [arrangements,]
chambers, applied to the entrails arranged above each
other. Hull.
56''
(ref. to
]333'ii,
Deut. XXXII, 6)
X131U
'31 Dixa
'3 n"3ptl the Lord has created carefully ar-
ranged chambers in man, one of which being disturbed
man cannot live ; Sifre Deut. 309 O-^SSsna Di3133 ni3133 -|5<'153J
'31 (prob. to bereaddiSSis); (Yalk.ib.942
D-iDion, v. O'lbS
;
cmp. )? II). Yalk. Lev. 547 "^3313 (Lev. R. s. 14
"prP)-
DD13 m. (D33) receiver, the lower part of
the winnow-
ing shovel. B. Mets. 105*.npiaa '3, v. D33.B. Bath.
68'^
v. 01513.
nDDl3, V.
nDi33.
T : T .
^^niiJD^^ m. (-11153, with inserted 3, cmp. X'n'nSIJ)
1)
(=h.
nittjis)
distaff with the ball of flax. Targ. Prov. XXXI,
19 (ed. Lag. \X-\W2, cmp. K'^lilJS).-
2)
(cmp. -iTUp) navel.
Wl
029
lb.
111.
n (mi.
Uff.
^
^p
'
Wt
UU* Vv. iLlttl
Itti '!
f

^ J.
|. i*gi-:
-1 A, 14 (V.
iMf. lu. IV, i iwL Wl.
&c:-:(5c:^:)
(fAa/ JrAirA t* ) 1...
yihon lUb I>
li|?Vn||) ft* -..
M.IX.I'|Qm1
I
IN?^).
Turf '
rrj<B, Qili. t
TiS 'f:- ir^a . <ir*ctf ti ^Httnt oal li
Ihio" tliiii^-*, in
'
^,
ill
ml in Uu ai.,v.. ... i ,.., .. , -
.,, ;i\
V. p*^. Pvt. loA* "an V9 n^
mrtliiiilou (oIUm
nabbMli or Holy IH^jr) ovrapof wtea. tbwibpl W
" *>
rSi If ht liiM najj 01^-hit ftir ii wpb tabk
xiT.sep^'a,v.^l|F^{.(K
pr.r%^ KLXXii.i;y.
Ab.lr.ll.MMl4S*,v.nn|l% llM.tii\v.-^iS.
I>m.X,I,
a.fr.*9
7a-M(ftMriptorvittobdni
i'Mwvar
"'-hi. A. fr. D ai<^. Pttr. II, A (I*.,. , .:. or vhii*
') IRK'S'prQiDOMfoUktod.
KfU).-AMab. Ih.
-
**
r
**
r
'
'1 imil jMWuft uiim
f^lituUii
1*^ Of apewwl iteaiadl of re-
'
(*^), r.mmnmi. a. nV^VtH. lb. 4*;
ti folda (tblek wUm) of tU oto.; a. fr.
C^ II m. (603. T.
UT^) tiUm-iV. orp^ Pwik
.ftll.
i>.
M* (T. IUmt. UI, 40*
hot.
rxT), . rq^
012 III, D^T.
CO). 09) .e^
^<C12 migki-hkrif M< w. T^K^.
inq-.2m. m^ws. rnsqi:
,. ^v .... ,..
p.
KW) eoTMiMfer (V. 8. !.iL V. OoriudnuD).
KiLLS'3
1 me -19^1 (|rd) oorittMkr aad Aald (vfld) eori-
dar ....! Boi
hotwofMMoaB plaat*. Skabi. IX, 1.
Urn, I. I. Y.od. VO OCih. a. Ba^od. -W); a. f^.~T.lt!
11* top, . nasi w.Toaaf. B. Bath. V, 76^3 nuuu
A. Cook. (Tar. mnass; oorr. aoc) ba who adnllatataa
Mppar bj adiiixii^ eoiiaadar; Koh. B. to YI, 1 tnoro
.aoc).
n-w
.,
I I ,-wi- m..
X*;^2CfiS f.eh.MBia.Tkrf.
.Bx.XVI.Si;
T*rg.Y.Nuiii.Xl,7(h.tofO).-Y.Dam.
%l* top Jtr-ics (n)n3DTD
hmknr (of tha Mkk) b km^
fa. lb. (derisiTa play on tha word) [rwd:] rrx oc
nr^s c^ 'obew tha aoa, ohaw tha daufhtar', who
'
tha amoag the spicaaf
Ab.Zar.lO^(azpraii^
advioa ymboUcally XTrs cr= pat tha da^hlar to
V, . 053
J
T. JtW-J).
-
^
'- CantR. to YI, 11; OWXOipIiav.B.
.M, a corrapt. of
f
NorsfionortM, ejxaitiamir;
T.'Y'g^
W Clif Tteif. V. la. XXII.
,.*.
^
MMr
raMitf^InMllMrVSriVflflrpffV^ST^
9
S <
t.
Vat. Ml lUbk II. . a, L Mitl A fMaM hi
ltf% (9Maal| aa OM Ml uIha ^wtfiy (w that iha
K
(Ar. ? ayra fr9 rHiwvMTBlbAi
! vhMi iha vara afl
tbtiliwliwbfciii.) ttll>i
yi'^iil !>mil
tl*. Kalk. l*^ Ti^*9
M MMk poMi Mteaiily ika
) oClka lawM. VM4. ! 9^
tn Vi Ito
ofllM
ees}v.iir:Q)i^/.iiAU.i.i.piLii,i.
tka**avr'a
im JTaaiMM u a i| nhi of whaal. Y. HaO. I, &7^ top
(t to u. XX vui, M> 'an ni r^|
kmmtA to ipdT;
a. fr.
mtfMmall Ito jiaa la prand ML
P'M) lip^ ^"p TlUiqr
datoiwMe
hlatobaaol4(llMwbai^a
0*
TXKn -a
papfjr pooMaa lavvnd vfik
fbralotios).
I^WlS m. B. MOW (ooiMct. Dooaj. AB. Car.
*
"an
'ai sne: be (BaaU:
Tf^on) poMoa oTdMtoa Mm^I^
to faMlilaa vUak WW boOad (brtwiA a Mi^ ttMl hi
*H7C^B. (aa adapt, of Ci9Ti(C b)r aoatafoM wfm
otilKfDtailcaliqMldBaMM. aibb.iM^irwio-i
(lfa.0. iaaQr>3|
OMft.of baaa^ArxffbM4. Ib.e9t
'a'9lliLM.(d.itrOT=KS3Mfa.aKT:;BaaMie:73,
T.Babb.D.&a.LMoto).
(Oih. opi. M^faa. fcoi a#
epSl
to
< /iri, T.
qfa a. r^
^
ah. Maa, to katf (aat. a. mW a>).-rM.
rflf^r-T
~ui.PilLYII,7. Tvf.lobZL.i7SC.
(ad.La^
WiLq(|^Tar.7CX-aBh.jrnT:sr?
'a^ ri rr> c-:^ ha baM (jMdad fiifiiwii) to B. .;
Oitt. it* .tS ^ -nn
qp.3. Pvai si* v 7r-;j pR w
par lai atamia to thaaa. Sabb. 77*, v. 7C3.
Haf. IC, ik
arr;. Sob. loi*;
YaauPi.7*5xrr-errr....rr;^r7p...>i
r:^ if I bad dcairad to bMl mj ririna. 1
B. Bath. 4 -a^ n-i
zm Xa. M. (ad. Tsm,
J^^3
624 xr^s^3
iS5'i:a)
he bends the pegs of the wall Inside, . . . outside,
V. nim.
^13 II m, (C]S3) cover, basket. Y. Erub. VII, beg.
24"^
/5 "ill32) ;!Jn3ia^ to press a cover over it.
riB^S, V. MS^S. [Pesik.Asser,p.99''
'=
^3123, v. XS^lSI.]
nS^S (fiS3) [a pouched receptacle,'] a small stove, bra-
zier. Sabb. in, 2. lb.
38*'
'3t nn'^S Qlp^ '3
a Jcuppah is
a stove which has room only for one pot. Men. V, 9 fiSH^
'3
what is baked in a brazier. Kel.V, 2 n-i'^SN^ ISTL'S '=n
iwn^ . . . R k. made for baking, ... for cooking.
^Iplj
iYi_ Kufia,
name otafish, svipposed to be iden-
tical Vith colias, V. ''3Bpx. Pes. 39* '31 Stn-ii-in the gall
of &c.
TT^SID, Y. Keth. VII, end, 31"^, read: nS'^?.
SSn^SID, B. Mets. 73'',
v. xr.'^B-J.[Snh. 98'', v.5<PB''3;
B. Bath. 73'', v. 5tn^B3.]
sbDIS, V. X!=S^3.
:'
T.t'
t-:t
nSlS, V. ^B3.
nDlS, "1^^
I m- (b. h.) Cyprus flower (v. Low Pfl.p.
212).
'Shebi. VII, 6 '13m Ms. M. (ed. 'S3m); Nidd. 8\
Chald. xniss.
"li)13 II m. (b. h. ^tb; *1B3) indemnity, fine;
[atone-
ment.] B. Kara. IV, 5
'3
tib^'O must pay indemnity for a
life lost. lb.
40=^ '3
'''sn half the assessed fine. lb. dV^
'3
'31 itsani last the law (Ex. XXI, 30) speaks of a full in-
demnity (as an atonement) &c., v. next w. ; a. fr.Treat.
Sof'rim XXI, 4
'3
U^h as an obligatory ransom, opp.
na'lJ U^h.Pl. 'pIBis. B. Kam. 1. c. "^Xa
'3 "in'^'^n how is
it about seizing the property of those bound to pay in-
demnities?; a. fr.
Jl^"lD^3 I ch. same. B. Kam.
40=* n-iB3 '3
the fine is
T :
intended for an atonement (like a sacrifice); SOlaa
'3
it
is an indemnification; a. fr.
XnS^S II m. (b. h. IBS; 'nB3, cmp. xn'^'ias) pitch.
Targ.V. Gen. VI, 14.Arakh. IQ'^
'3 ibpM xnrxn where
they sell pitch by the weight. Gitt.
69'' '31 xniU^a oil of
pitch (tar). Sabb.
74'' '3
nniXI 'iXn
ixn he who heats
pitch (on the Sabbath). B, Mets.
23''. lb.
70=^
top
'3 IDS
sailors ('tars').P/. "^"iBIS. Sabb.
67=^ i3'-ix 'fo
'3
"t seven
kinds of pitch taken from seven ships. [B. Kam. 101* top.
V. X'nBS.]
i^"iP^3 III m. ("iB3) the inflorescence of palms, a
spike covered tvith numerous floivers, and enveloped by one
or more sheathing bracts called spathes (v. Cyclop. Brit.
s. v. Palm, a. Low Pfl. p. 118); the date-berry in its early
stage. Pes. 56^ '31 N"i3in '3
"^n^ (for fertilization) they
put the male flower (scatter the pollen) over the female
tree. B. Kam.
59'' '31 '3
'j'p'l "jxa "^Stn if one cuts a date
flower what damages has he to pay?Succ. 32* '3
stis'^XI
perhaps (Lev. XXIII, 40) the spike is meant? -Ber.
36''
'3^ in the early stage of the berry.

PI. "^^BIS. Pes.

52''
(Ms. M. sing.), V. "SBS.Keth.
10'^ '3
inilS&X,' v. XSO. [Y.
Shebi. II, 34 bot. K'^-iBl3, v. next w.]
riiJ^nS^S ch. =:h. -inBIS.PZ. \H'nB13. Y. Shebi. II,
34*
bot.'3V'^^'s:: K. S. to ib. ir, 9 (ed. S<i-iB13, corr. ace.) wild
I
onions, v. ''"}B13.
nnSIS pr. n. i>l. Kufra. Y. Shek.V,
48''
hot.; Y.Peah
I
VIII, 2
1*
nnss.Y. Meg. I, 70* bot. K'nB"'3 (near Tiberias)
;
a. e.
''"lp^!Dlm.,ri''"l5^S f.(denom.of'nB3) belonging to the
village, vnld.
'3
2^3 village dog, ferocious dog. Tosef.
Kil. V, 8
'31 '3
2^3 a Kufri dog is a species of wild beasts
(not a domestic animal). Kil. I, 6
'31 bsi^rni '3n 3^3 the
wild dog and the jackal .... are heterogeneous (D'^X^3).
Y. ib. I,
27* bot. (not '^^313). Lam. B. to I, 4; a. e.V:sa
'3
wild onion, opp. to t\1'^^^0T^
"^33 '3
townsmen's (garden)
onion. Ned. 26''; 66*'3l nS'^ '3n (Ar.'pB"^ Di-lBi-Sn) the wild
onion is good for the heart (stomach); Tosef. ib. V, 1
nS"! p'nB13n (corr. ace), opp. fii^sn "'Sn (Var. 1XU3) small
onions.P/. Q'^'^'iBilS, tDi-iB!l3, 'p-i>l3. Ter.II,5,v. "ppi-J'^blB.
Tosef. B. Kam. VIII, 17. Tosef. Ab. Zar. II, 3. Tosef. Ned.
1. c; Ned. 1. c, v. supra; a. e.
""ID^S II, pr. n. pi.,
1)
prob. Cyprus, v. 'p'n''B|. Yalk.
Num. 701.
2) v. "^-iB?.
T : T T
-
SDIDIS, V. tt51B3.
T T : T T : -
2JD 1 J m. (v. n^IJiBS) basket in which olives are kept
for softening. Toh. IX, 5 Var. (ed. TlJnis); Tosef. ib. X, 10
t5B"'3 (E. S. to Toh. 1. c. fflm3).
iJ^jtUS^S m.,pl. '^?;rB>'a (v. preced.) a species oi tamed
doves\kept in coops). Hull.
62'' 'ia'i'i3i:iS'3ed.K.ofZeizun(?);
Ar. "1^ "'ST^'niS (v. u;33).
riDl^c. (nB3, cmp. tT^1S3 n::T3 s. V. nss) [an inverted
vessel,] a low seat, a block tvith a concave top to sit upon :
bolster, stool. Kel.XXII,9. Tosef. Sabb. XIII (XIV), 1
7
1'^i '3
'31 p1pr;(ed.Zuck.'B^3,Var.'B'^3, corr. ace.) a block whether
caved out &c. Kel. XX, 5 '31 12>3plU
'3
if one put a stool
in the rubble of a wall (v. T^SI?;
Tosef. ib. B. Mets. XI, 6
'|i333
. . . Kt33). Tosef. ib. B. Bath. II, 1 [read:] np^n
'3
'31 na '('Xffl (v, E. S. to Kel. XXII, 9; ed. Zuck. pbn TB^r)
a plain (not shaped) block which has not the height of
&c. Y. Pes. VII,
28*'
bot.
'3
INTTSHU p33 a mass of harden-
ed dough which one made into a seating block. Ohol.
XI, 3 ti3j5
'31
a thick carpet-cover of a seating block (cmp.
Tosef. Kel. B, Mets. XI, 10). Y. Erub. VII,
24''
bot.
'3
nii'^"nnt:3 a seating block into which steps were cut. Tosef.
Ohol. XII, 2 inxn yj '31..irna E. S. to ib. XI, 3 (ed. Zuck.
a. oth. "^31) two stones above one another and a seating
block on top&c; a. e.Pl. 'jTS'iS- I^- in R- S. to Ohol 1. c.
(ed. Zuck. a. oth. 'piT?3)-
S7i5^3 I ch. 1) same. Sabb.
77''
(phon. etymol.)
'3
3ini tjii invert and sit on it.
2)
prisoner's stocks.
J^
836
P9?T?
'K
IU<lti
n:
'Z 11 l>b.
nr9b
**< Oiii. tr
*
<lp ilM
.'"ii Tr**Ii T** "T
rT.?^)'rtrf. *ml N^
far th* U\"d Ui pAM).
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tho Hiiimul U iImmI. Ut U..<^ :
y^
iIiaI |iiirtk>n of ii gii
cut il. lU. 4\ v, infm.
;^
V9
ft r<tr fa iAriii* Ihthh !
byuclaffloolH'
'^
-"^aro noi la Ik>!;
_
.: . =:
(o aliriak (Ar. vd. KoU. lomrt i^ "i^ya
m| Ut
c.m4 water, ftir U wiU omUmi, v. tf^Ol).
"^12
tn.(h. b.-^;^fX. V

ft<^
IW. OMMW*
ifMcitjr, "a r*9 (or t :> mi rM w|ii<i <i
y

r
ofmtt4, B. MviJ^ i<.j 7*1 :3 ft fliM r>
q
lfto
f

" of *vtA', rj-
-r ti ft,.H
T:)dlnff JCUr offnUa.
T
iiBU>KhurorUad.
-- 1 ! . -...,- ^ ^^ lb. lo*VsV....7^
: allow Mtrploa or dcAdt of Mwn Kb and a
fir ra-t. iu.ih Khor; a. fr/). C
^
^
'
S. r^S. lb.**
'i.i\iii
. Kri. XV, I rra -3 vrr rVa njo eryy^
I oMamr* whkb ! aqval to two Kbor
~"tl 8*13
eb. MnM. TWff. L. XXVII, l (b. !
. a, fr.B. Mala. IW. . Mb^H- 7-rs,

^. (Tarf
- VIII,
ior'ToAr.Arpi;*a-7r^.r?.}-Ta*f.
V, SS; a. f\r. B.Ma(a.Le. T.tb.lV. to' boC
T.KPbrj;
'
"T
,n.2^^'Te'aAr^Var.*ra,
hMf (ad. - \ . JOpHS.
*1^
I pr. B. pL 'a^ wr^ I'Wf /*
JDUr, a MvUMni
bordar^town. Toaaf. Sbabl. IV, li Var. (ad.
rai wmoTD); T. ib. VI, iT ^ran ib^-S; BIM Oaal.
r*
X>n nnrw rpim nnw) ; Talk. Daot. 874 vcrsi
Ji;
TMf. T. INoa. XXXIV, Vse
?' ^--^
(.
D). V. Htldatb. Baitr. p. SO, iq.
")^3
II m. (bw h.; -m, emp. rn^ a. rrrex^) mmtHim
wdftr'
ny
/biriiaci . Toacf. KaL B. Kaau Vl, it. KaL
rre^BT new Ve . . . 'a (Var.
"^ tba tliiMiin'i
Sabb. VIII, 4 zm -tX Vr
-2
tba gold raAaan^ poC
idr. Till, to P. CXIV T-! -rn ^sra . . . crqe Uka a 1
tket gold oat of tba smalUng pot wUboot
Pirki d'R. Kl. ch. XLVIU CM Vd 'a a bOTviaf Iter-
nitc; a e.
^^'^^
I eh. Huna. Tatg. O. Dent IV, 90 (T. "^1); ..
^^"^^
II (t. preead.) (aup
p
oaad to ba a diagain fbr)
frmok
fm
imitu Sabb. 140^; %bowavar, K^^
'.M6i|fi
M*T
^ . wi* ''S.
pr..pl.V^9 0rif Aarwy. a Mwtl^>. r**'
tai iawia bofdariowa. TBirf.Wi<ll IV.il Vrfa4
^tl).
C*TC. KaL SII,t MM adL, v.
r-m (aoM L :
'
;.
'
J
Kl
a KbarM Oftw^H #
Daaari.
ii^ m I iwyllai / aal / vAvA rA awrf fdh 4mr^ dk
p
lgiylfcy KaL XXI. t B. Ha. a; v., bawwaar.
j:^
Port Btb lUrvb. la tba dMikft of Vtaajr; T. DaaL II,
tt* top s*w "13^ rc*s.
8^^?nS m. (oaosatop. , mp
Jar. Vi'ld T fb. tst VcyKiid
(d
criadttka*
tr
-a)
K"o2 m- a^fraa, . sir;? L
s!ii,
x^2jr^
"'^ * ''w*- ^" '
Lariia (ad. 7-rts. b. test ar^ni gibb. 1I*

gard OMM (Badri; t. L&w Pf. p. tIfX
CTS(b.h. cr^; daaoai. of
rT*)
n^0fer,ft
Pr.S*97aLVuik.Bo;TaIk.Bx.lM7rrr-3 ..nvfibiy
(t]i*BgjpCiaaa) plaaaad that fhT (thfr I*rLtMl tl^yaU
ba thair gardaaan.
HTSIRS B. (ns with iaaartad :; capu h.
fX^ M
Tug. O. Bs. XXI. IS. Tkiy. Is. LVUI, 4wMadr. Prav. la
xxil,(prv4 -sa ti"m,!w luuu
'
*
^-
-^
a hiat, to tha iMi a te.
Tf
to tba
P57!^'?T!i?'^5r::?i-
J^C^IS
626
nns
)J<&115, V. ^^IJC-nsiS.
"^"^S&n^S m. pi. (prob.) people of
Karsa or Karsana
(v. ^Vy-py. Y. M. Kat, III, 82=.
nVJJlDmD, Cant. B. toll, 2 some ed., read: n'i*'ia'ip"i'i3,
pDllD, 'D ibis, 'D llblS, V. liD^i-oftix.
S^&n^S,
njOl^S,
S^On^Sm.pL (used as sing.),
constr. '^b'l^lS, ND13 (D"i2; cmp. "i2) divan, upholstered
chair, throne. Dan. V, 20; VII, 9. Targ. I Kings X, 19.
Targ. Ex. XVII, 16; a. fr.Hull.
59'^
[read:] ni.I'D-iJlS-a VE)3
Ol he fell from his throne to the ground. Yeb. 118''; Keth.
75" Tb ir)1
. . n^plilS K-oa Wtuai^yn if her husband be (as
small as) an ant, put up her seat among the women of
nobility, i. e. a woman feels elevated by marriage. Yeb.
83'' "iDIID inx ninniX they put him on an operator's chair.
lb. iio minnxi 'd "^nx rramx Ar. (ed. omit m-iinxi)
they put her on a bridal chair (v. 'j'i'^"]!?!*) and carried
her around in procession. Lev. K. s. 27 "pn^axi
'3
mnn
under their mothers' chair (of delivery); Midr. Till, to
Ps.II; Yalk. Ex. 165; Yalk. Esth. 1055 (only "^D'TIS mnn).
Gitt.35*nib^!i3V mDSn
(fem.) turn his judicial chair over;
nisim 'db hl3SDn(Rashi:'13Bn) they turned his chair over
and set it up again; a. ir. Pl. '^r^^yo,
'O^")?-
'<'^!';0"}''3.
Dan. VII, 9 (cited Hag. 14=^;
Snh.38b'. Targ'. Ps! CXXII, 5.
Koh. E. to III, 9
'3 iniiXT
n-^K some brought divans (for
the banquet). lb. to 1, 8 (in Hebr. Diet.) D-^n-i^
'3
TOS^ (sub.
TO) let them be made into privies for the public.
'j'^OmD, Tosef. Neg. V, 14 ed., read: 'i'^Glia, v. -pCina.
xr3?-i^s, V. xs^3.
T T : T :-
i<I3pniS, V. X133-fl3.
t( : ! T : 1
riTO, ^<?1^12,v.sub'mi3.
W^ I m. (cmp. iDis, 0*^3) {something hollow,] reed,
esp. reed used as spindle (v. A.r. s. v.) ; also as fork. Yoma
82'^ Sainn '3
nb -psmn we put for her a reed into the
juice (and let her suck it); Tosef. ib. V (IV), 4 (corr. ace).
Sabb. 123'*; Y. ib. XVII, le'' top, v. isn?. Y. Erub. Ill,
20^ hot. CiOipai '33 3innb to stick it on a reed or a chip.
Kel. IX, 8
'3
i<ba the size of a reed. Tosef. ib. B. Mets.
VI, 12
i513'i3n '33 '33 wherever the size of a reed (or
spindle) is mentioned, a middle-sized reed is meant. Kel.
IX, 7 X"i13:in nst 3>b3Ta
'3
a reed in which the iron hook
has disappeared. Par. XII, 8; Tosef. ib. XII (XI), 16, v.
|3-)X; a. fr. P/.
',i;y!|3.
Y. Yeb. XII, W^ hot. (in Chald.
diction, in a disguised answer to a ritual question pro-
pounded to R. Akiba by a pretended street vendor) TPi<
"11153 -jb n^X
'3
-jb hast thou spindles? hast thou 'Ka8her'"i
(play on ^iuJiS), v. N'liaiW ; intimating 'It is legal').
1^^3 II (b. h.) pr. n. Cush, 1) son of Ham. Targ. Gen.
X,
6 ; a. e.2) the land
of
Cush, Aethiopia. Targ. II Kings
XIX, 9. Targ. Y. Num. XII,
1 ; a. e.Yalk. Ex. 168. Pes.
94"; Taan. lO'' '33
. . di^SO Egypt is one sixtieth as large
as Aethiopia. Y. Ber. I, 2"
hot. '31 '3 n^Sian the juice
(moisture) of Aeth. is absorbed by Egypt; a. e.
b^lZJ^S bunch, v. i^TiJis.
nsDis, V. x-i-^irQ.
T T T T
^lZJ13m., n^I^13 f. (b. h.; irra II) Cushite, negro;
Aethiopian. Gen. E. s. 60, beg.; Cant. R.to 11,8 (not ini3),
V. 'IS'i?. Gen. R. s. 73, end; a. fr. [B. Kam. 113'', a. e. in
later ed.
i1!J13
for lift or ''133.]Succ. Ill, 6 '3n 51-ins,
expl. ib. Se'' '3^ nan a Palestinean Ethrog resembling
an Aethiopian one; (oth. opin.) a real importation from
Aethiopia. Y. ib.
53^*
biDS '3n ainns^ the Aeth. Ethrog
is ritually unfit; "11153 '3n
p
i<3n one of Palestinean growth
descended from an Aethiopian Ethrog is available for
ritualistic use.
Trnsf. abnormally dark-complexioned.
^ekh.VII, 6. Ber. 58''; Tosef. ib. VII (VI),3; a. e.

"^'vli^S
Y^S
pr.n. pl.Ew Kushi. Ah. Zar. 31''; Y. ib.V, 44'^'"';i513 'S; Y.
Shebi. V,
36" top
)''^f[^
'IS.
Js<1|1^13,
nS^lS ch. same. Targ. Y.H Num. XII, 1.
PZ.-iX'J^S. Targ. yTi Num. I.e.Succ. 53\i^em.Kn'^^irsiS,
i:<m';ir^3. Targ. I, II, Num. 1. c.
n^I^JIS, V. ^irw.
CSSiLIj m. (C11153, cmp. 3ll5n) embroidery, design.-^
PI. 'iiQiyis! Targ. Ez. XXVII, 24 '31 NTIIII '3
Ar. (ed.Lag.
S<"i"i1'^i, ed. NT1X) designs of roses (cedars) on purple cloaks
(h. text n^sp-i).
12312; IJ m. (C|1153) a believer in sorcery or omens. Y.
R. Hash. Ill, end, 59^
liZj l3 m. (11153) fitness, legitimacy, being "illJ3. Pes.
83 '3n n3>115 lb nn-^n was at one time fit for use. Y.Yeb.
VIII,
9^^
top '31 '33 niann . . . I33 whom the light of the
sun has never seen in a condition of sexual fitness, v.
b'i'ID. Y. Bets. Ill, 62* top
'3^ Dii3>a ^33 npm the pre-
sumption in the case of entrails is in favor of their being
-lira, V. rifjm; Y. Ter. VIII,
46'*
top (corr. ace). Y. Succ.
V,
55''
hot. (in Chald. diet.) '33 )'''av behaving with pro-
priety (during worship), opp. TnS3 irreverently; a. fr.
SniZjIlS I (11153) attachment. B. Mets.
93''
'ni '3
the
attachment which one has for one's animal.
^lt^'3 11, V. X1115313.
T :
' T : 1
ri1"l^l3, V. WII^S.
fl^lS m. putchuck, v. ailJip.
rriS, mis, constr. nis, mi3 (v. n;:) [likeness,] like,
in agreement ivith. Targ. Y. II Gen. XLIV, 18. Targ. Y.
II Num. XII,
7;
a. e.With pron. suffix: T)'2, r\r\)'S,T\T)3,
n-^niS &c. like me &c. Targ. Ps. CXIII, 5. Targ! Y. Ex.
XV,' il ; a. V. fr.With prefix
'n,
v. -ni3'n.Ber. 36, a, fr.
~T n'ini3 i<n3bn the practice is in agi'eement with the
opinion of

(v. <^3^n). Ib. n^nis

i^i'^p
agree with him.
Ib. 5i13nDa
-im3
reason agrees with thee. Ib.'' 311 n^niS 1
'31 X3n3 reason is in favor of R.Kahana's opinion. B. Bath.
65''13"'';ni3 . . . IXIinilS l!tn3bM must the rule be adopted
TfO 627
r*
top fvfn<
ffov <Qy MiM ! Aiku w^ T'v^i

lit opiMMij a. 1^,

51. M
an
-nsii. T. Sal.
... 1 W I ....
'.
oiff4. to
pvn9
Tantb.&lbto.
4, V.bAbU. Yilt, U^b^t
V.
fnwL)mr^mr,aiff
^f
riyAr r-/l S^^^fib.
bot.anrawa pmltoriuMl wrttow of Btb
ka.
TuTIS r. (Bp.ll|l^)4lirfor aowtaia spMUs Allr-
'^'^.
uMd M A mwMHif of liM '^ (cap. pn).
Toom
II, 8. Boto. 1, 1 '^ fn Um itKUrd fur iMvwod
iid (oa ISMwoTtr, M <br boi
f
jwUty of toMi
y
rfuii
)
aio ^n of a htHkikdk Qmm Ihaa m oUvo); a. f^.ft
rib. 8000. II,

(M^ "a TC lU X. (d.*9)io dotoi.

"^'^
' Pan. Aafa^ v. Pari. BL 81. p. M, aato; FL
i>.
Dlat. n, p. 4A^ a frfmrm tm9mHw
9f
>rmtik, hmi ttwb mtdmIL Pa*. W, I *tean 'S Um
vloninn lb., daioribad fh, 4r, v. ngw a. '"sre;.
T"*!, KTmDeli. Huaa. Kalh.tO^; Brab. tS^^Oi
^ ncrsr^ cTen aa pliUa a ooaa aa Ibo qoaaboa above
'"
nU> k^ a aiadaat omm* boI dwida la
tMbr. Earith.
*
X^ ^vn '99
Ikaa
igb to biaak roek; Hor. IS* (Ma.
. I. note). Smb. M*
'3
^ an>-p
Mabb. 144^
"
wlcai 'SO p'"^
. N^ ihinkini? of Ui* i, at th*
'vloniant.
/ I pr. n. 1 1.
(V.
-
T ki, a Bobgrloaiaa toara.
U>.91* Abr^hiuu A .;..H-Qd'aii'aadbqD(T.Babbw
s.
a. 1. note, a. Kob. At. CompL a. r. Tra) tluaa yaaa
'^
Pirki d'fi. BLah.XXYI una.
'T'Z U u>. (.^) CttAttm, a Bni>tr</^a arcf ofSth
-tfaaa. [In editioaa pobliabad mdn oaMorial iate*
r w. fkaqoantty takes tha piaaa of ^
DHU;, 7^
^ Tf>na.] 9aU.9K Toaaf.Ab. lar.II];ft (diarinrtion
"^.Sl lb. IS*. Y. KeUk. in, bag. ST; a. fk^
:^ri= '.-^r:. Y. Y.>b. YIL
g^
bot. HnlL
3*
tr.
Y. I>rt. tV,
fLf%wwt.*mmm,%xrtn, tt'hmtmiriym,.,mm
Ti '3 il> wlxil* ii<l vaa bafbta Mm Haitii aa
%f
a
van.
f'
'
' trmr '3 a wan lMb iMaa ttw
If (wtitcn co/vKM*^ alMta Ui
aoartjrari). tkrwmvssWSa*
iiHtaa liilman^ iiiiiiii to ik i mtMMon r9
van ftiTMid hy dlntftf ttro MvMoa aast to mmk altar
&Bai^l.i -^.Vs T.BMk.fT
iTbocrV: ^ .--. ^i.lf.W>. Oaa. Belt,
baf.am^'SgaldaapMtMtoaaCof AdMa*tMV B.]
M^ '9^ vna 4r^ la( iko vafla af (Ba
alda. ldd.r tfi I I J
I
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J ^ UffciwalaaaPMafiBa'
a.f^.
IIKI^f
rUbb *-y
Y. KB.I,TTU^.a.
(Br. M^ lAra ^ Ar^ adL iAr% . i^)
/:
Kf^ '^rfa,
. (B T,
^]
Tan U i. . -
,
a. fir.ToMa nr t a>4 rss fkM tito itoM iBa iMi
Umvw a abadow (to Um aftoraooa); a. fk-.^ *'"*n 'laiu
(T9) taaMi (Mapw B^pq}.
IML
>^ ^^ CBr. r^). S^*.
Jf* Ma. X. a. Ba*i (ad. *V7).
1Cm3^ T. PaoB I, tr. aaad r'V^nB, a.
oL yama imitn km Umm. *.
T^\
CC^
'P^nr,
T. Mm*. 8b. IT. bf
M
t
-

&
' i t(b.b.T9;*t'S)rrpKa,efMi
71 OTQSi
'
Jb3u 'S
'
eapiial abova
WfA
a
maUi; Talk. Out. MO; (QmI. E. to T. IS LU flB
y
).
ST/T^ cb. aasa. Taif. Ba. XU, M, a%, (k. tott
rrtarj[Ail
Tyra, lu, i. O. IB.SO1 Ib^XI^Idi ft (ai.WB.
*.)ia.o.
Arts m. Cirs) c icMf/"ar aSraiv .<rx psrs -9r;
T.rrs.]
aP(K B^ aaap^tO) [to airiafr,
if
tfna^ to fmO, 4rf
oiofVmttcoiMa); foie/UK: iafir:to/baer.T<McC.Tar.
nt3 628 i<nitJ*'n3
IX (VIII), 2
'31 nnt3t> "iSB^a because it gave out during
the war. Snli.
82^1''
(play on -^^tS, Num. XXV, 15) nsc
in'^aXS she was false to her father (in disobeying his in-
structions). Tanh. Sh'lah 5 "]b inntD b I did not tell
thee a falsehood ; a. e.
Pi. la-pS same. Par. VIII, 9 a'^np_^!i D"'?2n waters which
fail at certain times. Y. Taan. II,
65''
hot. (ref. to Num.
XXIII, 19) X"^!! l-iz-c . . . "1^X1 QX if a man says, I am a
God, he is a deceiver. Num. R. s. 23 (ref. to Num. 1. c.)
Sp'^IU bxV n^iy t"^X a man (through his prayer) may
cause God to fail (to execute his evil decrees) ; Tanh. Mase 7
'3""^
bxb nUJIS" UJ'^K i<b does not a man cause God &c.?
Yoma
69''
lb Wr? t<b Ms. M. (ed. 13) they would not be
false in His praise (flatter); a. fr.

Part. pass. 'ZX'i'D^,pl.

D"'3Tttri reduced. Ruth. R. to I, 1 (play on nUTD, I Chr.
IV, 22)
'3^ I'^nia n'2 iVx that refers to his (Elimelech's)
sons who were reduced (died).
D]S, Pa. n3 same. Targ. Job VI, 28 (Ms. '12). Targ.
Prov. XIV, 5 (ed. Lag. 31=13); v. 31!?.
^)^ m. (b. h.; preced.) falsehood.

PI. t3'^3t2. Pesik.

Bahod^, p. 154*; Lev. R. s, 29 '31 d'^bsn vain and false
things. Cant, R. to II, 13 (play on iro, ib. 11) that is the
wicked (Roman) government ri'^3T33 . . . nn'^b^^ which
entices the world and leads it astray with its falsehoods.
Pesik. R. s. 40 '31 Ci''3t3T3 bx-i^U'^UJ
'3
the falsehoods which
the Israelites commit during the whole year.

[Ex.R.s.42
d''3t3, V. 3!13.] [313 -1312, v. 3!12.]
"jSIS m. (preced.) liar. Tanh. Mas6 5
'3
3t'nns< I shall
be considered a liar; Num. R. 8.23.
!SjZ1^3 ch. same.
T t:
-
Gen. R. s. 47.
nS (v. P. Sm. 1691 s. V. tl3), [to shrink,] to be shy,
bashful. Part. I'^TS. Pes.
72'' njiJS '3
Ar. a. Ms. 0. (v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. note, ed.
'!'^13)
he is reserved towards her (not
yet intimate). Yeb.
26'^ rT^Six: rr^SS '31
Ar. (ed. '31) before
him his son is shy. lb. 112
=^
top n^U
'3
ns'^ri Ar. (ed.
'3
'31a), opp. D-^a, V. D'lal. Nidd. 16''b3ai53b xnpi niV>i
(ed. '31) a young woman who is ashamed to go to the
bath-house.
II""?? (b. h.) pr, n. pi. Chezib, v. 3"^T3S(;. Hall. IV, 8 (Y.
ed. 3'itr>j. Dem. I, 3 (Y. ed. '5, Ms. M. 3'^ia, corr. ace); a. fr.
iT;]3, V. n-:T.
Sn^JO, Y. Kidd. I,
60''
top, V. fitn"^?!.
"1?
J (cmp. 113) to shrink; to be hard (v. 1^351; a.denom.).
ItJipe. ITSPN to loathe. Targ. Job. X, 1 '3l' niiisnx Ms.
(Var. n'l'^Urix, ed. hitam) I myself loathe my life.
rO, v. nns.
niD, n 1^ m. (b. h.; v. n3"||) firmness, strength, poicer.
Hor.
9* '3l '33 1123 in beauty, in physical strength, &c.
Hag. 12^ Snh,
96^ inS ffi^USl his strength failed him. Ber.
63* '31
n3 13
'j''^
. . . bs he who is careless about the study
of the Law, will have no strength to endure on the day
of trouble; a. v. fr.^Bets.
2'',
a. fr. (mixed diction) "^SJilltib
. . ins to show the power of . . . ., i. e. how far-reaching
are the consequences of the opinion of Ib., a. fr.
vl'^IS Xin'^iil 03 showing the power of the more lenient
opinion is preferred (as an evidence of courage of con-
viction, while the more rigid opinion may be the out-
come of doubt). ins n3 indirect action, opp. ins direct
action. B. Kam. 18* 1513 n3b IHS pW )^'Z . . . ^:i^^ S. dis-
tinguishes between direct and indirect injury. Ib. 19".
Mace.
8*.
Ab. Zar. 60* '3 '3
pressing wine by turning a
wheel. B. Kam.l0'',v.ixb.Snh.77'";liri<"i '3
direct agen-
cy, '^SliJ
'3
indirect agency.Shebu. 48*, a. fr.'3 flS'', v.ilE".
Ohol. XVIII, 6 tlS"^ TISIU who (which) can endure pres-
sure without shaking, opp. 51 'p^; Zab. Ill,
1 ; B. Mets.
105''; a. e.Gen. R. s. 98, v. t5ipi3'^b. Y. Pes. I,
27*^
hot.
ilUJS n32 X3m ri"b a prohibition derived from a positive
law, V. inV; a. fr.Trnsf. coition. Yeb. 34*.
n?, SHD, ISch.l) same. Targ. Lam. 1, 6.Bets.
2'',
a. fr. (mostly in Hebrew form), v. supra. 2) name of a
lizzard. Targ. Lev. XI, 30 (h. text n3).
3) Xnis 13 pr.
n. m. Bar-Koha. Y. Sabb. XIV, U^ bot.
IM^ (b. h.; cmp. ^15)13) to diminish.
Pi.
ini3 to withhold, deny. Num. R. s. 13 3pS'''0
'3 xb
did not withhold (the truth) from &c.
Hif.
1*^030
to destroy, lb. s. 20 "ilTi^nbl "i^bpls to curse
and destroy them. Ex. R. s. 12; a. e.
Nif.
ins? to be destroyed. Ib.
'31
p
'3
'TP'^n thou wouldst
have been wiped out from the earth.
ins ch. same. [Y. Sabb. VII, 10* bot. in30, v. ins.]
Ithjm. insnx to be destroyed. Targ. Job IV, 7.
\\j3 m. constr. (preced.) missing, being missed. Targ.
Ps. CXXXIX, 16 (ed. Lag. a. oth. in3, Var. '3).
Sins, V. sinL
T -!
-
T :
nnS, V. nns.
51TC, V. bnis.
^^n3 m., nmn^ f. lean, tveak, v. ^ns.
nnJ (onomatop., cmp. T^sn II) [to scratch,] to cough,
to bring up mucus. Erub. 99* 131 "1353 ns (not n^s, v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 16) he who coughs in sight of his
teacher, expl. ib. p11 n3 (not ni3) when he coughs and
spits out. To.sef. ib. XI (VIII), 8 '31 nnisn (fr. tins) he
who coughs (brings mucus up in his mouth) in the street.
Tanh. Noah 9 d1 nni31 nDl2 coughing and spitting blood
;
(Tanh. ed. Bub. ib. 14 13^2 n:ia), v. n;a.
t^n2, sirj^TOm., &;ir:^ns,sriir;TO f. (^ns)
lean, tveak. Kidd.
24'' '3
xnn: feeble eye-sight, opp. X^'IS
normal. B. Bath.
155'' i13ib
. .
'3 >&<
if he is lean, we let
him be fattened. B. Mets.
105''
X351X
'3 nm the soil was
exhausted, opp. rXi'^iSi^.Pl. '"p'^'^nr, f. StniaT^- Targ. Y.
Gen. XLI, 27.B. Kam. US'*, opp.
i<ni'i13!
SITlTlD'^nS f. (preced.) reduction, weakness, leanness.
Targ. Koh, XII, 5.Yeb.
79'^
r\'^'2 Kb"innxi '3
it was weak-
ness that befell him (but no organic defect). Bekh.
45*'
'31 xbnnx '3
it is a weakness of the right hand, v. KniX'i"i2.
B.Bath. 155'';
a. e.
M n^
lb.
a**yipAHsPlabaaifU4) VMMtt |iM i|jr
oitii iryc -
paitm hm mpm (i Um
lbbil<
'
r^9,fil.r4m OMk
11. . N f
pbiy o Wan, u v^rt nrwB
'S^ni'Wyi who-
-*' -<-
... .
t<M4,
MHl
wImmw abillUM r...
o
flMc (Y.aiibb.VII. iriop
Ww^i
Vtwa, tr,
>^^ II.
J
^n^
I eh. I) MUO. TmMt ^t^bb.
M 4^9 mV Rn . . . rv but iM >
' iftfTAj ro (ftiif Lk* t^t. Her. M^
MMMtbito* |Mrt bto 99m ol, V. *n.
* f^ top nh Wo, nn4 la om v^ v. l^'*;
**
^ fmtMfr,/ KM<t. M^tf a4lr*
bv hrt btm bat* bl
ai>
' "'"b. frooi Ha f<14Wi
<. 1Vivf.ib.Vtll. II
> tr.
olor, V
bn^ll, N:r; ,. ,. {.Lxxtv.t
d.. rtud inr9.)-ftull. no* nVrsn nV-rar Ar. (vd. im)
A dUh mad* of addtr.H.
**'
: . . . mva la Rara
thy do Bot Mt addvra. ll> T^ vrrpctl (aot
Tiy^reV) all of tbrai btoogbi oat Ui addcra Umj awa
nboat to 000k.
^tTj5 Bi. pt b,
r%?,
emrUmeU, Taff. Cant V, U
(corrr7|k lo T^ji, Ex. XXVIII, J 3).
'ri2**TC, llnlL 1 10, T. brs II.
Cr!!^ (b. b.
i
unp. *r5; emp. ^pn, iror Ar.) l) to /j(,
rtdmctd, br Itttm^ opp. K-a, 7:9. B. Kam. 34* rrrs "Z

if tha it\Jard os baoaaia radaead afkar baiaf aroaad>

tiMmiiB* \m nmtfm A aord<n<> (o tb vala* at tba UoM
zTx. Oaa.
:) waa
i^'gard (and tba aonoBBoanaat of tba aagals oaada it
!) lika oUva oil); Talk. Bab. ftes U'ja a
;
(otb. iat*r
. u, V. iofra]. Airf. ^m. tvr^ f.
nJ*^;
pL U'J*'^
rerfacad^ al^. Bah.
78* rs a vmk fore*.
Chnld. dtotion). B. Kan.
6^ *:
V:x if b* au
bad witb aeaaty fhiiU; Oitt. M^; a. tr,
^'r faim, Oaa. R. L a. Tti U'tJ'jU wara
(dtcaiTiag)f
i../.
.-
.. . . < < rrittted^ fait, drfcriarale. Y. B.
in. L c, . supra. MciL 17* "S^ SJ"rj? . .XT'O T: if jam
1 daaire bin to ba waak or attaogt
1: tbair cbildiaa ba cirpaiHfd...,
nu t'ury will beoome waak. Yeb. Si^ rrt'
'
her
bo;u'.t V n\; V be rained. T. M. Kat I, bcf.80* - '"^Sf
tneed to deteriorate: a.e.S)folraar,rvrfaor,
> f^-*t. 70*'r"i TS rrrTrrs.-.'i ibreetbinge
K^ rgiea. 8nb.84'':'?^srT=r!berBiDed
the auiiual b^- leading stones apon ber (witboat (
abk n^ mm ^9 b tm^ain tfM
Hah. df^i StdLf^.a.v^i^ a.l^^Yattu ra.tf
trqpii
*.
8r9.Hi)
la dbvlirv /afMv 4imr. #aAr4fa#. v. n^^
lUib.f* 9irV*^3 ^ .rvwrwiBBS aaaa avid'
eKeof alib4aa
ap
Mtspl by aaafwaiauat>
M aaaaai aMatft^w***; vrideaaa Aa Bar. tT^ ^nn Via^
"ai rt
'i jijl
A
CM Um Kviiv iiattadiit Ito BHacV Om. B.
. 44, bag* "Vl
y9V^
fW "*>n vkf da fWa aa-
ttadiat M (daalMa mt awwiag) la Um paaaaaa af
af
Miiaalt Blfta Mrad.. e.
T^i
a. fr.
K i^ l t* rnt**. l0(inir. BdM BaaklMI
tr thm Iwaalilia
l
II :
.".'T- 'o br iiaftidlifif. raledbi a Kaai.fd^
S63VDJMns sr^ ar|iM0aa iIm8 kBva iHMMiaaamdMid
la a aapMal aaM^lk
T^ftpf^
wiia iiiM alww i Hlwii
baa baaa aoauadMad (bat Ml MbaMad liaaagb a aBM).
ir.i). i r n-rt^
rrg fabauad i Hdsaw : a. Ilr.
<
fa (afrd!M r* attir. Blir4DMi.t?
Duaevaft BTS.
^~l mmm,UUImm,wtJkiJi.'err^^%^k.9i^
rr*rr\
-9
bb u^tb lUkd bla. B. Met*. i4^ (prav,)
,^^
..._\.
,^ ,0^ 0^rg^ lU. It (al mrsi let ika
U ! (asbaaaiad by suoaif asadi) aailHr Umm
t) 'f bac Bia fadatiil (by ratl aaad iaaaaw|;a. a.
<<
t) a raiaaK, aahra, layair. Bidd. 47^;
^
^
fadaea hla (by waif faad)i &Balk.
1:. y c^'tr. aca^ad.STS'^a.iafra^ B.
Kaai. S4* "SI ica- t ilMvdidslraiabar (byaaf
laai)b and I dtoui
i^j
i -r liiS) U \ \mdimiiit Oas. B.
a. 48, bsf.
nvp n^R^ ha aaamdiaiad Imt (Ui lf4 bi
Lar (tbe sMraat's) pfMsat i
JtApe. tT3r.8r8l|
Olaraiaeraac'aar^f.liAif*-
dmcei. B. Balbl I. a.
^^> lal hfaa fadaaa llanlf. B.
Met*. L c, T. saprm.t) fa ia caafradirfal, raladfal. tL
Kaa*.
74*
X^^H
;j are eaatfadktad. aaauad. to rse^*^ a.
C71 1.Sah. l^ r^P'^VO ^VQTR tbay aoMradaclad aaalb
otber ia 1 una awJaalWaw. a. ciSJ^IB*
S^r**r m. (praaed.) miacf/aa, dr<maralaa. B. Kaa.
a* ics*.; a::^ tba araakcafa^ of tba visa (by aOaarlac
tba fiapas to laaHia am it aatil tbay aia tipe). B. ]fa.
101^ rn
'3
o8 baaaaaa ba iikaaalaJ tba aoil by
piaati^ trcaa. lb. 104^ 7Vi 'S rr^ =9D ha aaM1
biai a tadactfawi of hie rt ia riMMiiifailaa af tha I
eirbtiT*iim of the soil (hx kmrinv pUatad wbaat ia
;
<>f
poppy)-
44*, Tc*ff. ;b. HI (iV . 2: r.x*.---
C2 (ri;) *in>rJ-.n'.. .
-_
: 5 fan.
*I, Oe Gntk kOtr Ob
(xV
Ma^ YI, ts res,
expL ibw !* WP -5
TTS (Ar. rTr)drawtaf tha flcaiaaf
a Qreak Cht; Toaet ib.TUI, 8 ; 10; Kck.^; Bar. 1*, aspL
"cr
:p
7a ad. (Xs. X. -3). KsL XX. 7.
6S0 T3
^5 (
= '^NS, V. ''XIII) like which-?; ^S n.T "'S, ^is tin?
Ao<;?, in wlmt manner? Tosef. B. Kam. 111,4. Tosef.Ter.
I, 5; a. fr. ed. Zuck. (ed. usu. 1S''3).
^3
(b. h.; V. -3)
1) like. Sot. Zb^ T^O
"^3
like lime. Y.
Yeb. XVI, end,
16^ iT^n "^r like a lying-in woman; a. fr.

2) when. Ex. R. s. 9, beg. (ref. to Ex. VII, 9) . . . IST^ DX

'DT ID
K^K it does not read, '/" Pharaoh . . ., but wAen...;
he will say so. R. Hash. 3% v. "^X II.
3)
so, thus. Y.
Hag. Ill,
77"^ rmssnan !^^'^ ''ai and thus it came to pass.
Yeb. VIII, 3
'31 nabn
"^3
kp (some ed. '31 xbx
i3
xb) it
is not so; I am reciting a Halakhah. Shek. I, 4 itbx
'^3
xb
'ST it is not so, but &c. B. Kam. 25'^; a. fr.
4)
for. Yoraa
87^ (quoting from a prayer) '31 laT^SW
"^3
for our ini-
quities are &c.5)
'^0^
(introducing a question to which
a negative answer is expected) is it really so that? R.
Hash.
9* '31 xVni niJirna
"^31
do we fast on the ninth?
Is it not the tenth &c.? Sabb.
4'' '31 d'^l^aix
"^31
dare we
say to a man &c.?; Men. 48'\ Yoma 7*; a. v. fr.
"3
eh. same, 1) as, like. Targ. Is. XIV, 19, v. an"^; a.fr.,
V. -3.M. Kat.
28'' '31
S<ni^ "^s xm^ death like death,
i. e. death must naturally ensue, v. X^bian. Sabb. 140'\
V. XS-IIS. Kidd.
81''
XST'Xn
''^ XT21'i on a day like this.
-1
xn
"13
as that which is told of&c. Pes. 11
7**;
a. fr.Hag.
2*, a. fr. NJn "^xn
'^3
uhl which is not in agreement with
the opinion of &c.B. Kam. 46="12n'^xn Xtl ^oh for a case
like the one that is told.Ned. 49^ a.fr. niirx '0,v. irx.
Hor.
13"'
"JTilb "O . . 'ppro let us institute something like
that which has been done concerning ourselves ; a. fr.

2) when. Targ. Y. II Lev. XXVI, 44; a. fr. Hull. 110*;

B. Bath. 87* '31 p'b'O
"^0
when R. El. went to Palestine.
Snh. 74*, a. fr. '31 xnx
i3
when R came (from Pa-
lestine).X^s'^n ""SI (abbr. n"31), v. N13X II.Y. Snh. VII,
end, 25^ '31 "jiani "^3
(not
i''3)
when they sat down to
eat; a. v. fr.

"^r'^ti
"^3
a) in order that, v.
''3'in.
b) as well
as, in the same way as. Taan.
9"^ '31 "^Zii . . . 'n "^s as the
Babylonians are deceitful, so are their rains; a. fr.

["^S,
V.
i'^.]
SnilJ<''S (v. 1X3) ugliness. Sabb.
62''
Ms.M., v. xn^i?.
"^"IS'^D, Y. Dem. U, beg.
22'
(R. S. to ib. II, 1 'iX12)
prob, to be read:
''''t!!!*?
or "^Xl'^a.
^^5,
v. nx3 1.
C%I1"3 m. (preced.) pain, sore, v. XlnXS. Targ. Job V,
18;a.e.B. Kam. 46'',
v. 3X3 I. Lam. R.'to II, 1 'S^.-.n-^X
xn*iiy
there is a place where they call a sore 'ayba (heav-
iness), v. 3<3I Pa. Esp. ulcer, ulceratio7i (mostly as a
collective noun). Sabb.
62''
(ref. to Is. Ill, 24)
ilSI^
Cl^n
'3
instead of beauty ulcers; [Kimhi quotes ilX13;Ms.M.
X11X''3 XS'^S, combining two versions]. Kidd.
39''
XSn^O
'31 scabs and ulcers. Ib. SI'' [read:] niCSi xb^ 'n'bv n'^ni
'31 XSniTU he sat down before it (the tray), his body being
full of &c. Sabb.
67^*
''zr^ X^-^? '3b Ar. (ed. XS^3, Ar. s.
V. D3 : XC^S) against ulcers say the following charm.

PI.
X'T'^.
Ib. '31 "pirri^U Ms. M. (ed. "pa'^XS 'rtm, read
'31 '25).
[Koh. R. to I, 2, v. 3*^3.]
H^'^S m. (333) roast over thorn-fire. Snh. 70* 1UJ33
'31 '3
(Ar.
'i3'i3^^.)
like the meat roasted over a thorn-
fire which thieves eat.
"'S'i' m. (133) 1) doing honor to; respect, reverence.
Peah I, 1 CXI 3X '3
filial respect. Sifra K'dosh. beg.;
Kidd. 31'', a. e. (ref. to Lev. XIX, 3, a. Ex. XX, 12) inrx
'3 mrxi Xlia what constitutes filial fear (reverence), and
what filial respect ?Pesik. R. s. 2324; Y. Kidd. I, 6l''
top '31 '3ii 'rsnb 'pilX he has not come up yet to half of
the filial duties which the Law implies; a. fr.2)
sweep-
ing, cleansing. Nidd. VII, 2 (56") 1133 nSD 15 up to the
time of sweeping; ib.
3* "^sn nsUJ 1>". Treat. S'mah. cli.
XI; a.e.P/. n"'113''3, '33.
Nidd.
56''
Dti'^IISS nrJ3 when
they are being swept.
|!]T^n^
m. (<133) extinguishing. Sabb.
120^' '3
015 caus-
ing extinction indirectly. Y. ib. XVII, end, Xo'^ [read:]
'33 ~1ia lb UJ'^ he has use for (profits by) the extinction.
"'ID'^D, Targ. Prov. XXX, 14, some ed., read:
'ii3'i3,
v.
X3i?.
D^il''5, Dm? m. (D33) washing. Zeb. XI, 3. Ib. 94'',
v. 013p3; a. fr.P/. DipIS"!?, '33. Nidd.
56''
')n'^pi33 715^3
when they are being washed.
^rjr^n^
m. (^33) l) conquest, dominion. Y. Hor. Ill,
48= top f'lxn
'33
for the conquest of Palestine. Gitt.
''
(ref. to Syria)
'3
. . .
liJii '3
the conquest of an individual
(David) is not called a (national) conquest (so as to give
the land the sacred character of Palestine); ib.47*, a.fr.

[Gen. R. s. 17 Tri33b, v. Dirs.]

2) =U33 2, ascent, grade.
Y.Erub.Il,24^'bot.[read:]
'31
TOIS'^S^ . . Q-iU-ns 'iUJ13'i3b3
all grades of ascents in the Temple ,
with the ex-
ception of the grade of the altar-bridge which was at the
rate of about ten handbreadths to three handbreadths
and one third of a finger's width (of vertical height; i.e^
10 to 3 Vl2), V. ^33.P/.
Q"iri3i3, 'pTyi3'i3, constr. '^m'^Ba
V. supra.
3)
(only in pi.) means
of
subduing one's pride;
reproof; evil prediction, penitence. Pesik. V'zoth, p. 197*,
']ii'i;yi3"i31
"ill they (the blessings) but also the reproofs con^
nected therewith (Deut. ch. XXXII) ; Yalk. Deut. 550. Geni
R. s. 66 (ref. to Gen.XXVII,28)[read:] "jb-jnil ni313 "jbinl
'JtTi;!313'i3 ; Yalk. Gen. 115
"ib
ni-ilXin 'pir!13i3
may He give
thee blessings, but also such means of preventing over-J
bearing as may be proper for thee.

'3
''131
admonitions
to penitence. Taan. II, 1 (15*); Tosef. ib. I, 8.
12;^^^,
^2535, ^11^? m. ch. (v. 12:33
3) fastening\
connection, hammering in, welding. Targ. I Kings VII, 2S
'3 1313 welding work (h. text Ilia). Ib. 30 :J333 constr.^
(h. text 13Sp!). Ib. 36 in 1^33
('i3)
one connected bodj
(h. text tn-'X 15^3).

PI. -p'riS-i?. Targ. Ex. XXVII,

10^
a. e. sockets for the hooks (h. text "p'Jn). Targ. I Kinga
VII, 33 naves (h. text "l^'n).
tlT% i<ra^S,v. ^3311 a. preced.
T'S, Pi.
1-1*3,
V. 113.
T2, -T?,v.i3i.
PT^
m BT"9
D*TO, ?. orra.
^T2
I m^ Ok I1.I at mhrn. itwe %if

'VO*fMli4gfel
r
wM !d*r. t/wiWwfl flk
,.U. ^Vllift.*,K.BT*'^
.-
- ^ J-i
y.^*?
1 1( h h > p* II . JMm!
* "^^ '*- w.^.k..,-
il<H.r <>r K il I l>r. Mil <). la a|M

h ( t ,
V t -7^
'rOIVB ! flr*t (the Ai - >>
irmljr MAU*ba) (oUi. lalarprMn v. BmU Io loi. 1. e
)
w*Tr, QTTD, ToMt lUf. IV (Ut)^ M^ mU'. O^rs.
**""
(lor. YoaMiJ^(MMoniaot ">.
w.di Itwi. XXXtl. to); Y.R. BmH Hi.
ml. .%,
****3i PMik. Smk,
^
ll* I I
'
M
"'
%

3?
T|
* '
'

^Vr3 m. (dmom. of
7^)
pHMI|y m^. Toma
43*
^MTpa V^an Hh* priwt* (m aueb) in hit priMtJy frrn><.ni
(v. RabI). D. 8. a. U noU T); Talk. Kum. 70.
j-
V5, Y.
F*
a.
1^
11*^
m. (b. b.) J
Qi
ffiw,
nana f an IdoL Tarf. Am.
T, S (torn* od. 7r>9).
Y;*^
m.
no
[/fnaiMM. rfii wlwM
^
/IbMM;] I) (adv.)
lirtctljf, czvNi/jr. P.
87* "a lUJCip^ . . . *WW h nwy
i>>mi tb dongb in a noold and attach it to Iha ak
.liict)y (wU fitting, vithont kwi of ttma). Tkai.II], 6
C7nin...'rai(witbon<kej)aprltpolahUbaMl
h an optning in th* door (v. rvti^ ami anothf
^ (with th other kejr) dircetJj; (Tklai.ad.80^
. . . ^. .^ . .c 'V^^aadaaothar kj whioh optaa diTMUjV
-8) (coig. followad by "V) at tto at, nnec Maae. 8*,
I fr. "SI Tsms 'a at toon at a witDtit hat finfahtd hit
vM^ence, he it not ptrmittad to lattiQr agnin (rttraotor
v), Keth. 1
1*
'n i6

Uiijj 3 at toon m ika wat of

: or on while withoat pretatHiif Ac. Brmb. ts^ 'a
:^->m rrrTir betaf onee permitted (for one part of the
>:ibbath), it remains perraittad; a. . tr.
iyr
'j''i^*Soh.taine.l)/tna(y niaMw>trf,fi c,i<f^if-
foncard. Tx^, Dant. Xm. 15 (h. taKt liajX. Tuf. Hah.
I, 4 -s Its (b. text 5pxr3).H-3^ AHetf nMiL Tttf. O.
Qeii. XJUI, 11; 19; a.e.2)(coiu. folhnredby 'n)ataean
<, tchem, 8imet (alto *^). Tang. T. Gen. XXI, 15. Ttxg.
Y. II 0i. XXVUI, 10; a. tt.Bmr.
8* rP% "-aeri 1 when
j
MftoMMM.Ikiaftarb
whleh*.ta.ilk.
3ag|,ti (ai.
fH
nqn
Kt ya T. e. xntf.
II <ad.L^^|ia.a
111 -s";.
I)^{
Mn)3T5bTkti. ttkCtu,!.
T.KSQ.
& Balk. M^*v3liminiin3tai4 aiirt ow
pfaeaoTttoaeoavoaapaMl. Mldd. IT. 3 ni aaa aabH
for tba pMtlJH tMvt <mi a# fte agfl^g to fke
TtHiple). Eeh. M*, v. 3tr^
*11*9
M. (b. h.; oapL -lO
D) latta,
f-
te tear far
the prfaali to Iba TMapla aavL MlddL ni. . TDtilTaaa
II, a; a. a.
ICI^ (H^^) eh. *m- rr r.>. XXX. it:euflr.
/t.
rr*.
r^
TWrt. H Cbr. IT, . Ttff. I Kh^
Mi, 40, a. .
iry!*!5 '
y""*!
) ciMa.
-^-^fm
rnd wmk, Ikag. UCte.
VI, i (hJ . Aaoartr.
T^
ir''^
'3
m^
fOMf/t to eatiM^ Tarf. U laak VII, t; 7} 1Siii.IOhr.
XVU. I (ed. BahiiL ^nr^j.-Tkri. lar. XXU. 14.
liaff.I,4(ad.WiL^:9;).
^C2r3ai.(tappotad tohe) a mtmmntfk
YT$
a. (rr|9)etiyUiy.fAfafai oTtfto la^L SrtkM*
imqaitrtteatothaphlngtotohitawalli. Ikr&rwvro
phltfa whieh It looaa to tka awalh. ph. pnn ITS, "SB "S,
V. rri|.}BLKaak*^ Wvro Uto phla^ toimhi oat
by
eoofhiaff or bawfci^ ITidd. ii\ Ih. S* vei rrs
^pm phlagm, toaeat aad apittJa(pooh.tohciaad7TC;>.
Kidd. 81^
(to Ohald. diet.)
*<~? --r
>^^ ak <Vo) itHfW. a mri oAmk T. BlMato.
IX, bet
.18*.
AT^^
TDaiC.fh.IX, 14 <gn (aenr. an.).
N^*^, Htri m. (preeed.) awtttarv: IL]lala.4f*(]f.
KBi^S 632 1^''3
Ms. M. (ed. "^3) lie lessened the measure (quantity) of his
wheat by taking out the pebbles. lb.
29* '31 Wa a vessel
used for measuring.
^S"';5 m. (C]13) pressure, necessity, Targ. Prov. XVI,
26 ed! Lag. (oth. StSi?).
"1^'^D, Y. B. Mets. IX, beg., 12^ v. 'T'*?.
*^bD^S m.pl.(='^b2Vi3, Assyr. Kulukuku, Kaku-ullu,
V. Del. Assyr. Thiernamen, p. \0Z) partridges. Yoma
75*^
'31 . . T^b^J 'l^-d 'T Ar. (ed.
''^2'ip;
Ms. M. 1 ''ht'p, 2 'ibD-'p,
V. Rabb. D. 8. a. 1. note) there are four kinds ofs'lav &c.
(v. "Winer Realworterbuch s. v. Wachtel); Yalk. Ex. 260
i^a^p. [Mus.:
y.\.y\ri,
thrush.]
t:
- T :-
nisb^s,v.nV3.
l^nb^D, Y. Pes. Ill, beg.
29'' '3
T^ns KlfTl
(?)prob.
a corrupt, to be restored after Bab. ib.
42''
K^miin nSXIUJ.
n5"'2 f. (^13 or bbs) [cwc?osMre,] curtain, curtained led,
canopy. Gen. E. s. 36, beg. "I'^JB b?
'3
'pnm^UJ pi3 like a
judge before whom they spread the curtain (that he may
be undisturbed ; Lev. R. s. 5 "p^iin nx). Y. Sabb. XX.beg. 1
7"=
(in Chald. diet.) '3lbsi
'3
'pn that curtain before the ark.
Succ. 10'"3'l
'32 'UJ^b "im^ it is permitted to sleep in the
Succah in a tester-bed though it has a top cover. Ib. ll"*
d'^snn n^'^S a bridal bed (without cover overhead). Num.
R. 8. 12 (ref. to Cant. Ill, 9, v. "|'i"'"!SN) 'the king... made for
himself a bridal litter', that is the world
'3 '(iM -liars' 8tin;r
which is formed like a canopy (v. Ps. CIV, 2, sq.). Ib.
s. 13; a. ir.Pl. ni'^b'^S, nix^S (fr. "^^S or Vth'^t)- Gen.R.
s. 28 (Yalk. ib. 47 nTx^'^l, some ed. niX^S, read :
'^"i3).
T\TO, Yalk. Esth. 1056, v.
i<^ip.
^^''S=!l^iK3, V. si^-'X.
'lb']S, Targ. Ps. LIX, 14 Ms., v. 1^.
riTib^S, V. xn^^s II.
-
T t:

)^^'b^% V. xn^3.
T T !
^1T2) m. (lnl33)
1) finishing. Sifra K'dosh. ch. I; Y.
PeahIV,'l8*"3n TOU53 at the time when the end of the field
is cut (with ref. to SlVsn, Lev. XIX,9) ; a.
e.2) extinction,
destruction. Lev. R. s. 7, beg. (ref. to n^llJ, Deut. IX, 20)
'D1 d'132
'3
the extinction of his family; ib. s. 10. Mekh.
Bo s. 8 121 ^32 'iiisii!*^? r.l^a it (the leavened bread) may be
destroyed in any manner, opp. nSi"iU52 '3
msa it must
be destroyed by fire.
destruction
of thistles, name of an insect, prob. caterpillar
(or hruchus
(?),
v. Sm. Ant. s. v.). Gen. R. s. 51, beg. (expl.
Vh'y^, Ps. LVIII,
9) [read:] '3T !3l^^U33
'ii^'^D '3
'pin3
[XSO'i^ is a gloss borrowed from a comment, to Ps. 1. c.
and absent in Yalk. Ps. 776] like the caterpillar, like the
abdominal secretion &c. Y. Shek. VI, SO'^ top
i'i'b"'t5 'i2"ip3
i''bi31
(Bab. ed.toVI,2 Ms. M.
'|^'i31
il^-'b, early ed. only
'D) the water coming forth from the Temple (Zech.XIV, 8)
will be ... as minute as the horns (feelers) of the cater-
pillar (thinner than those of n"'35n).
ff>~N?"3 m. (^^3) croivning, finishing; "'SS Ws^s house-
finishing, the reception given on the finishing of a house.
Tanh. B'resh. 2 (Sh'ilt. 1 in2 Islb^n).
P^^S
(pTS) m. (v. J<^2!lS< II) one whose head has
the shape
of
a 6as/ce^ (calathus), wedge-shaped. Bekh.VII,l,
expl. ib. 43*'.
[Mus. refers to Lat. cilo.]
Dlb^D, Y. Sabb. VII, lo'' hot., v. Bll3'^2.
f|lb^D,v.:i>i3.
*O^Dlb^D, D'^DIOb^D, Pesik.R.s.23 '3',n^'3, read:
D'ia'i-j'ib'iB XiniI53 ((piXoTi}xo;)whenhe is /t6cra/( v.N'iOKlls^B).
"S
(X^^i-)
one thousand-. Pesik. Bahod., p.
107'^;
Pesik. R. 8. 21; Yalk. Ps. 796 [read:] '^1^X3 p1!<"'b'^3 'b'^3
'plX'^l'^a (XtXi-yiXiaSe?, ii.upi-[jLupiaoec) a thousand times
thousand, a myriad of myriads.
i<^b^s, n^b^s, V. n^^3.
T : T : T ;

P lb^"*"3 m. pi. (y^iXia^jEc) thousands, v. '^Vi'^S.
j"*''3
m.
=n^i3,
enclosure, partition, curtaiii. Y.Ber.
Ill,
6'^'
j'JT^Ui Lam. R. to I, 4 quot, in Ar., prob. a corrupt,
of 'pSi'il'^a (v. |i'^1'^3); ed. 'pMTi^12, v. t!'j2b!l2.
''^b^D, Gen. R. s. 51, beg. '^^h^t) '3; Y. Shek. VI, SC*
top
'31 '^''^''0,
v. K;>I^13.
Js^^ni^n^^
Yalk. Lam. 1042, v. Xjiib?.
bisb-'S, V. '>3.
n^Db^D, V. 1-^3^3.
n^3b">? (n^nTs), 'b? f. (=n'^v3^^3, v. ^3^3; or
denom. of 2^3, cmp. 2^13) name of a small fish,
supposed
to be stickleback. Tosef. Ab. Zar. IV (V), 11 '3b"^3a ^3
'31
ni''3>i3 iniij IX nnx ed. Zuck.. (Var. ni'i!53b3 . . n^3^3,
ni'i2V3 . . n2^3) when one or two k. swim in it (the brine);
Ab.Zar.39''bot. nr2b''3..n'i2l3'i3 ed. (Ms.M.i3^^, read'^S
as ib. 40; Alf. ed. Cost, fphdb::, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
Sabb.
77'' '31 '2^3 n'a'^X ed. (Ms. M. nisbiB, Ms.O. 'sb-^S)
the fear which the Leviathan has of the /c Hull. 97*.
Jj^n^'^n^
^Yi. same, destruction,
*'^)Y'^
^'^^''^
(o^ ^'?^'^^)
\T''^
ch.=h. nbi3, curtain, cover. Targ. Y. I Gen.
|*W*d
0^
XXV, M(Y. II iHs
iMii
*,V3?. '1 V ) t,Ut^ III, r
iMfi. (raiadt)
"9
Tvn *rrr niMj<rr ila C4tiii at tttv^ipvr
(for ilMliMt MwiAlalim itMi Uook <.r u^ Im}.
MrV?
I f. MUM. muhmm
:
MMtmtmfwM^
riul TMi.JobXV ^^U.{m^'

'
%mx\
->
Tmtfi V K.
1
. Y. 0. . ry^
nfWiVtalk a*'' frf^*sa k*
'"d-fvont SMC It* 'B m^
3^ III ninvp in tiM mwili wmim m
UPfx
ri^^'I r. (b. h. : D^ or eva, emp, Aw^r. KimmiU, BL
I'ivp Or.Mon. cb.VII; ITimIm AunUjr, lobr. KATi|>.M7)
^*<mA igaUttring), ooMtsUailos, prob. Drw(BoiPM>
4ilta). Br. M^ (tijraol. pli^r) ^999 fWOS m Mgkl m
httBdrid !. lb. &#; Yalk. <!. M 'Vl 'a . . . ) tk
TiOrd look two ftara Away froa K, uA broofhi Um flood
^<u ; R. llMh. 1
1\ M|. B. Mtta. 10\ Y. Tmo. I. M* boi.
Num. It . 10 "sa . . . ram kaovlodgo I* oompond lo Um
K -z^ rbrav 'S ns m Um Kimah ommw Um rip-
a>i; <'f <).<<
rrni(iiaDdglTtUMniMU,MdoMlnowMg
i.- (i.n. K . 10 sirannj'a,
.)?; .
Sr^*I. S^ ^ eh. Hun*.
TuY* Aaa. , (od. Lug.
n^2K 1 Mf. Knrs). lb. XXXVUl,
(Ma. M.Vtoiiiowtnro). Brob.M'nrs.
'K3'3->kr^. ToMt Shcbo. Ill, 6 td. Zock.
T\V^t n^r. (p9. cnp.
Tp) 1 ) mtl, eovilf, ckambrr.

rVj^
rr^
I?. Lo. B. 1* Ar. (od.
'PT)
; Yalk.
Job 905; cup. rnjrs.
S)
(b. h. pL crp, ooUoet. qs)
mttm, lonae (abo ooUaeu). Par. IX, S ima um 'Sn Ui
ermin in grain, l^ag. 6*; a. .

PL as abor*. B. Kam.
8S* vwgro xQaas o mn (Var. in iU. rvzrt) (garUe) kUl
Uie paratitas in antrails. Pet. IIS\ Kidd. 49^; BaUi. B.
to 1,3; a. fr.->8abb. 107^ '3
'X^ nitt, or a fpaoiaa of
farmin ea]ld ikt-nih-, Ah. Zar.s\
''^rS, **n m. (n:^) h^-mame, mnmme; cttriMe,
tttMilMird icork. Snh. VII, &
'33 . . . rn Um witnuMn
are examinod by using a sobsUtote for Uie Divina Mama
(. "^). 8ou VII, 6 rvca <u<
'
tuai .... r^rs: in Ui
Temple Uie l>iviue Name is pronoonoed as it it vritten,
in the oonntry (outside the TMnpIe) by its tubetitate
(Adonai). lb. 38* '33, opp^ MTKun oP; a. .il tTjH^
"i^^s, 'ss. Ned. 1, 1 cm 7;v^ wotds used as aolNii.
tutes for vows (-n:);
ih. 2 onn& 'S tobatitiitai tat^erem
(^- ?*:>:=); a- fV. rnrO'<!:v^sMoodaryMbatitataB,a.g.
the use otfro^'roth for tiroA and this for Moi,r,nxfr%.
Tiwf. X-uf. Ill: Y. ib. U, beg. 51^.
^
trm 'Ocli.aMM. Twg.Y. Uv. KXfT.lt
1^ -von a veswl naad fbr pUIng vp Olwfal Aa^), ppw
Mop^as n wiiHiilft lOdd. ft*" pmn <^
9 watirhig
(Imii<ii1lllfiifli wdiTfiMMM (dnvagli pof*s parflw.
HMt An.) .iMlk tr ran 4 fTO (Ma. O, ors; T<C
ib tn,9rp7S} nwwewflir wMd. MkTiU.ts'yv^^
"3
gaUMHiNI Ofvtag iBjaUlarl at Um vMlMd b bad An.,
opp. "rf. Y. KIdd. I, Mr* lop <V^ ^ O^ a apoi of Um
body mh*t-

-

^naniUtas. Oan. B. s M (rH.

iaOoa.V.

3 WUfcia la IW a>aiiua ol xhm
roMUMWd Uj aUtf m Um aniaMli llldr YUL to Pa.Ylll
(fftl0*rVO.ll,l9|'9r9^ MMMHlte fMterilg
(Um Mrfanla Mbrt AdMB)i Oan.B.a. I7S% 90l(Mr.
aaa>){a.l^<^^f<'ttiti. rCi.i r*iimmftU fvr mt9*trr. lb. a.
M, beg. (rrf. '
( Jaeob'f) and bo -"n* |.ts^ -t
140} Yalk.la.M9.
"^'
^r? ^r?
''"*'
0^*S. T^Mit KIL Ul, IS ad.
Cw m, 6W ^ T. sab IS.
T*^ il<i V* '
i
'*. VM.
v.l
'.t
Z.I
0*S (b. h.; amp. Ob I) i mflarfi. ^mkA, *iy;
/hMi Bakh. S9^; TbaaL lb. IT. . . q. BL
Tioa Vc
'3
tba eoBaaUon Iknd of(royal) aoilaatow
M^iD*a, T. o^L Kalk. X, 4 'Sb
'
!i
'
utB who
a paitsarehip Cor bwiMas. Y. Bor. Ill, W(lal ! Pirov.
XTI, II)
* '39
. . . . ar^ aU of tbas raoai ea thoir
wages out of tlM aM And (of dhlao iafds).yren
'3, T. r-or,Sabb. M* te
'33391
Um gonuiilMlil wWk
his b^ (for hia goaitals) ; Ti 'S3 S-on tka goata wMh
the bag over UMirtaats; Toast ib.nr(TXS7VSX Lav.
B. s. IS (rat to o^. K*ri trz, Pror. XXIII,Sl) jr; m
"SS. .'<r9T^ 0*33 xro ke (the dnakaid) aau his cyo on tke
cop, the shopkc^eron tho aonsy hag. Ih. rrs 0*33
m'pa 7S^ it is written (Prov. L .) "on tha bag" wbkh
is a anphanlBm (Cor iDkit intaraonrsa) as in (PivT. 1, 14)
Ae. Tanh. Sh'aini II; a. fr.A S-crs^
yKF%
Y. Ah.
Sar. m,
42^ bot.^Toaat L e.; a. e.
0*^1
KD^eh-aaaau Tug. XLYI,t. Targ. Piov. I,
14; a. a^Bar. M^ '3 73 rr
^
16 aavcr took Us hand
oat of his pocket (always pcepatad far aharity). FmlIU^
'T) rfo-s "no nntia thy pnnab open thy aack( La. aefl only
for eash (Yar. lact., . Babb. D. & a^ L nolo). (BabbL
<7*
"sn srr^ '3b Ar. fbr a bag (nlecrX . lorxlil n7%
-cr^ T. Ddd. I. ',. t^ AKZar. 70* '31
'S ns3 how
many naoney-bagii ooglit to be fiannd on tha aineil Sahh.
SO
D13
634
Vr^
147* xm'i'i^sa ''B''3 pouches (a sort of cape or hood) worn
by the Babylonian women; (Ar.: "'U3"'3, Ms. M. iffllS, v.
it;a"i3 a. nn^).V. xinp'^s.
i^(D^5 or SO'^S m. (063)
l)<7iorn (cmp. i^b'^p.).P^.
I'^fe'is/'^DiS, 'B^sT Y. Sabb.'vi,
8'=
bot.
'= SJVJpa to cut
thorns. Sabb.
77'^ '3
^3i< (Ms. M. '^S'Q,
iS-iS,
Ar. ''O'^a) (the
camel) eats thorns. B. Mets. 42'\ sq.
'3 ''a'l . . . OS (Ms.
H. "2, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note 6) when what he gave him
in trust was thorns (on which the cuscuta was hanging),
and he pays him the value of thorns.
2) fodder, v.
xno'13 II.
T ;
n^''^, 0j HI. (nG3) cutting down, clearing. M. Kat.
3*. Gen. E. s. 12; Cant. R. to I,
1 ; Koh. E, to II, 12 "jin
'an in the path made by clearing the thicket; a. e.
^^0*0,
'OS m. (nt33 II) 1) act
of
covering. Hull.VI, 1
Q^in 'D the law concerning the covering with ashes of the
blood of killed animals (Lev. XVII, 13). lb. 4 ))>'\db "inj* 'D
for all of them one covering up is sufficient.Koh. E. to
IV, 6 (ref. to noai. Lev. XVI, 13)
'31 flin '3n what this
expression 'to cover' meant &c.

2) cover, lid, roofing.

Num. E. 8. 4
"^3
interch. with "^IM (b. h. "^V)^ constr.).
Gen. E. s. 1 i'^ilS'^ai, v. DQ1:K. Pes. 94 il-iilp '33
like the
lid of a pot. Kel. XII, 3, v.
"i?:?.
Tosef. ib. B, Mets. IV, 1 1
'3
X"i2p,
V.
5<;;2p;
a. fr. [Pesik. E. s. 39
"'3
Klimj UJ'ina, read:
'i!|t:3,
V. nC3 I.]P?. )'^^}'B^2, 'S3. Tosef. 1. c; a.e.[Y.Ter.
VIII,
45^1
p''^"'3n, read: 'J'i':^03n, v. nC3lI.]
Jji^irj^"!^^
0!D ch. same, 1) covering, roofing. Taan.
22'^ X-nsni '33
(Ms. M. S<nt)'^3 13, corr. ace.) as high up
as the arch of the oven.
2)
cover, cloak. Keth. 68* ft<ffi13^
'31 garment and wrap.PZ. "p'^IS'^S. Targ. II Esth.VI, 10
[read
:]
^^si&'^S )f2.*3)
secret.Fl. fem. 'p^^ltrs, '&3. Targ.
Job XI, 6.
Jj^S^D'^S, OjD m. (v|03) putting to shame; disgrace,
shame. Targ. Y. Gen. Ill, 10 (nakedness). Targ. Ps.LXIX,
8 (fern.); a. fr. Hor.
13'' '3 "I'lib
t<nb"'a S<"inj<
this may
lead to putting (E. S.) to shame. Taan.
9''
'3a , . . Wan"!
i^iUj"!
the Lord save us from being put to shame through
Shimi (by his questions). Snh. ll'*
'3
tvzU'O in order to
save the man from shame. Taan. 25* top
'3
dlliJa to avoid
exposure, v. S^tn'napN. B. Kam.
86'^ '3
feeling of shame,
contrad. to Stni^^t disgrace though not felt. Num. E. s. 14
'D3 . . , . 'in^TTI'Ti )^db1 in the Jerusalem dialect (of the
Chaldaic) they say for herpah,kissufa. [')'^S1&*^3Targ.Prov.
II, 22 some ed., read: 'jlSIDD, v. tplOlI ch.]
T\rO% V. nD3.
&^ri''P'^3
f. (dimin. of b'lS) a little bag. Meg.
26''
bot.
KlS'ib^
'3
. .'. iTi1iS)'iJ3 Ms.M. (Ms.M.2 NnxibS pi. of t<1C)3;
Ms. 0. Nnp'13; ed. J^D^IS, v. Eabb. D. S. a.l.'note) to alter it
into a bag for a book of the Law.
0*
jp^J jn_ (03b3) rubbing (clothes, in washing). Zeb.
94** '3
. . . Dli'^S washing without rubbing.
b^b&^S, V. ^
i<^&''2>, V. IGS.[Sabb.
138'' X30'i33,
v. -03.]
'^DD^'S, V. -pip'^?.
]^':m,
i^DD3 (v^b^b^s,
t?J^&?)
m. pi. (003,
adopt, fr. Chald. ; cmp. ti^'^bio) nibblings, dessert. Tosef.
Ber. IV, 4 '3N03 ed. Zuck! (Var. '3SD'^3,
':0i3).
Ber.
41
''
'32 nxnn riB bread offered as dessert. Y. Snh. X,
28''
top
'3
'^S'^O .... D'^IL'S women selling all kinds of sweetmeats
(Sifr6 Num. 131 Dia\2:2). Y. Pes. X, beg.
37'^ n-'SOiS "^ra
nibblings.
pDip'^5, ^?&^S, 'b^ ('Sq^S, '&<&?) ch. same.
Targ. Y. Num. XXIV, 25 (v. Y. Snh. quot.' in preced.).
Targ. I Kings XIV, 3 (h. text t^'p^). Targ. Josh. IX,
5
;
12 crumbling (h. text di'npS).Erub.
29''
'XD^s, '^03 ed.
(Ar. ed. Koh. "iSXCns, oth. ed. "13). Keth.
17''
n-^V xnba-iX
'3
nb at the wedding of a widowno nibblings (roasted ears)
are distributed.

T ' T
Srip^S I f.^=i^0'^3, bag. Ber.
24=^
bot.'3n (Ms.F. fT^W3n)
in thebag'(of*theT'fimn). Sabb.
105*'
top
'"^3
ninsn Ms.
M. (ed. XnG3 13, Eashi
"^3
"^S, v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.) when
he shapes the garment so as to form (a kind of) a pocket.
Pes. 72* ninCi''3n SCnSaT jS<a3 rrh "laTi and it was to him
as if lying in his pocket (ever ready to recite it) ; Keth.
50*; Meg.
7''
.T^crsn. [Keth. 98* v. Kn"^t33.]
Jj<rD^5 II,
'0^3
f. (D03)/bdcZer. Targ. 0. Gen. XXIV,
25; 32 (v.Berl. Targ. 0. Ilj p. 9; Targ. Y. xnbSGX, Ar.
XS3). Targ. Jud.XlX,19 ;21(someed.xrCi3);a.e.B.Mets.
85* '31 '3 133"!
iliri'13 when casting fodder for the animal.
"1^-?''!D m. ("IS3) hideousness. Hull.
44''
(prov.) pnin
'31
'3n ")73 keep aloof from everything hideous and from
whatever seems hideous ; Ab. d'E. N. ch. II ; Tosef. Yeb.
IV,
7 ; a, e.
^"5 to bend, v. C).
^*0, pi. I'lS'^S, V. nB"i3.
5]''5,fl5 f. (b.h.
;
qB3) l)[ball,] rocA;.PZ. d'^S'^S, constr.
''S'^3, 1S3. Y. Shek. VI, 50*; Gen. E. s. 23, v. K";-)?"!?.
2) (v. tiD'^s) arch, tuft, umbel. Tosef. Kel. B. Bath.V, 5
-1113 ijuj^'D
a tuft of papyrus; S'^G hili
'3
of hemp. PZ.
-,1213, 'B3. Ib., sq. ; v. riQ'^S.
^"'!D, JJ^S'*^ I ch. same, rock, stone, ball. Targ. Is.
XXXli, 2. Targ. Prov. XVII, 8; a. fr.Y. Shek. V,
48''
'31 1"i1pa '3 "ji"! I'^n
which rock (when bored) will give
forth water, and which &c., v. 'O^'^^'ya.Pl. 'fS'^S,
iir^^'^'sJ
1213.
Targ. Y. I Deut. XXXII, 13. Targ. I Kings XIX, ll/
Targ. Ps. CIV, 18; a. fr.srOM
'i2'i3
pearls, jewels. TargJ
Prov. HI, 15; a. e.M. Kat.
25''
X^13^
'3
(Ms. M. '^Bvjjf
fire-balls; XIISI
'3
hail-stones. Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
43'' ns<1
'3
'I'^^ix . . . thou must remove these stones. Keth.
112"
^5
tKii. ion 'a pM klMd Uw iMfet OtaiMi fnil[|lilM
iborw of PtfOlaMib(M Mf4groMd)i T. MmM.IT.m<
)f. Hre^S
lb. ff*f )^r wtlglM4 tiM ilMwt (! It-
ia AifprMtetloii of Um mmtmI gioM<). a. fr.
^r
^^9 (^' MipfB) pnehms tttmm^ jtmthf fprak.
NiW, v,n||). rlkH''iK<it.i^r6iiln'SlMilM
iliy WMpiii<t4 M II Orft AftolMif , t awt hto
opialoa btolataly b* mm|K4-I.BmIi. M*. E MMiuM*
M.
'f*9)
g(vt wy ilr)r IhmIii a. .
) alao Iif9
itrnp. crii m
*) aWvv ievi(r.
IWf. iwL Til. It. THrg.
I>
^ t*^ >
-Pf^ (4. ug. rrmn wL Wtt. ^rta. torr.

Imi<-4^4*,v.
1197^
K4.
40*
bol. rTB
'an
n*|*f3 UMlnphitttaifrawf fhwi (iIm vaMmtOMtef
4owii) lit vliorM (wM froM ial)i liifek M^; MOk MS
Xoh. It u> XI. I M" q'va *r8 rm (mom l. rsa)
hldtag bioiMir Ml lit* mm ihaw
t
. . A m lk Taff
.
U. VIII. 7 *n^ . Twtt. Joth. III. U (MOM vd. *n)^
. . . Um alMirM of ... . loMlMd mmIi oUmt (Um
waltn rItlBf 10 lU Ul of Um riMtw; BMh
f lb ralao4
Mdc,
V. laAnn).4) flrrA. oraA, V.
ft) t^ V.
nf<9.-) MM0r. Om/. v- 9- (r9. Toiof.
Mlkv.iv,.
v.nf^iid.J
riD*3, nci2)
t (v.
crv) 1) Mi^ ifMf. oboL tiii* s
n^cn r^-^ hii<l-toM.
t) rnim (or ojirthl^ ataltar)
fomtH m 6dA. ToMt Dam. I, St yman
rf9 od. Eoek.
Var. m, aMad.bjll. WU. rrp) iiia VMi (wUk oil)
halboroom.Trm
rf^
Jorrfoii rM<, <w>>r (m
of Bridaaaa, v. Sm. Ant. a. . BlMtnun, LAbkor'*
^<>atlex. a. T.IUoiron). KiUi.6* (cm of Um ti^[ndliU
uf fraakiBOMiM). S) Mf; feMp. T. 8*bb. V, T^ bot (In
Ohald. dloL), .
MTr^f
nS^'O f. - n|*^ htnUmg. T. 8000. m, M* top (in
mlMd diet.) ^>itfp "a (not ^vp) baodiaff to dM bdbtvBiai
;
T. Maf. I, Tt* top "panp ma (ootr. moo.X
nSTS, ty^
C (b. h.; qs)) I) mrek, iaonr^, tew.
Tab.
80*'
'a nw tornu a bow (wbaa uriaatiat). Toaa
ll**; Bnib.
11*
'an
9^
'S aa to an arebad doorvay B. IL
aaja, it raqniraa a STstnah. Toaaf. ib. YU (T), t rp? tr
'^n (ad. Zoek. atn^) to tba aiu of tba (now rttiaad)
arcb (of Tibtriaa) ; T. ib. Y, SS' bot. 'an -9. T. Has. YII,
fte* top "ab xron whan thay airired at tba areb (or ar-
eada). Ab.Kar. I,7(i6*)'sn ppujua 'a the arehad ehambar
in tba batb wbara tbay put p idolalroaa atmtoaa. Paaik.
B. s. 41
"3
nmat .... rvoen ^ 'a an areada nwaad
Areh of Accouoti (a aort of BiccbaKga) dalod oaMda of
JaniMilain
,
aBd tbay naad to gooot aad aattla tliair aieeoMHi
tmdar tbia areada Aa Tanb. B^ibalL 17 (rat to ^RBp^ Bs.
XY,
8) ne
rr: (Mkh. ib., Bbir. s. nrp) ttka a TaaB;
a* a.ap. TT'-n rars, or rcfz Ute ktmmwiff mrek, aiy
(believed to be a aoUd maaa). Gen. B. a. 48, bag. Ib. . 4
'ri t: . . ni^Vi . . . rp-vn tbe flnnamani ia Uka a lake,
Mid above the lake ia tba areb, and owiaf to the beat
>t' tbe lake the areb axodaa droptte. B. Bath. iS^'nrait
t haak ol (abovtl dM 1*7- Haf. Il*'an i l l
i >* lb.
M. t (a4. '93, Ma, M. I nrpS) iltf
^VTB tbvy p< iu*m ) pt>mm (lor
lilai m .,
9f
mmifttftttf, t,itM,tV,4A*bttLl Bab.
lb. flTi a. 'Ttnmi TmiL'i^tMm abulU (a4.KlriMk)
fVT* 8abb.*f* to

a vaalaa oap. Vo) tl. T.
Ib..i4.r n to 'B aMtetiiko bMd f a laMb.
.TV* li a.* ~T(aiif. Il*b. IY,8 V. ii*a.-4) lwp.nfri
kmtp, pth. r lab. X, ff bokt T. M. Kal. Ill,
*
<p t
mtoabaapof <r<iiiO*.B.a.lta<taM ry^. lUn
iirii^<irraiiHpoiifiofi
oMUMMrfad ! WBa* atMb aa #1 Ml pMudiNWi
i.(aT.aaa.t lla.li f'.4bbD.&8bl.Mlattlt .
offmm4nm. TaaamwauYII, u
-rinrs (to|)9 a4^
X<b. rYar. ^999 n^.
TT'QSS)) ^aa.*i^9ratoV9
at loac M iImt* a fMlB fa Ibalopi^ TaHrf.lUl B.Baak.
II. I 'aimvrto'dirvrrMKB.t.iaSaABJai.trw)
who tiad taffitfi
abb.ZXtY.t'anmi
of bTMabaa (tor M4), aoattai. o
r^
a.
rT
lb.
1M* r6r ^ bwMbaa an aallad Upfim vbaa t4 vMb
tbraa baada.b) ftfltw rurfa, aarf oi. M*. Ba. If*;
9all. 11
^
'33 rVm
T
yaa aMM aot fanaana anla la
tba aarf (aafa of waaa^^aoainid. lo
T^Otr^i Taarf MBtr.
lY. 5 MBiaa ad. laak. (aih. ad. nv^aa^
I) (aab. tppmi mm kmi^ kifk mU areiad dUaMva,
taai
p
tactad. T. Kolb. YO. aad. sH '23 . . . . rcv (aat
rrrsa)aaaaa(patfUoa ferdlaotaa)aaaaa kahii f afaiaal
aliaalMadwbobadkinwiibaBU taitidjaHai 1 iiffm>.
aad ba toaad bba da a ^tmtm^n (v. fjp^
fr9|l a
< jfnaia^p taflaarfaaiiyufiffarawfc Babb. Yaa(4i^^
Ar. (ad. IPX
V. n9l. T.Bar.fX.IJ^boCaiBakAk.M^
rpad.(M. X.
T;
M- F.rvs.aarr.aac); Tiaaat lb. YD
(YD, S 'a (Yar. rr^ri^ np); Taab. Hak !; ad. Babullp.
Y. Dip
V
*'

.
*W^
1D^. 'D *S pr.a.pLB0>ll(/l ia
dfa.V<^Mrp, T. Babk B. 8. a. L aota)^
r.ti*
KbcrS.MbDID.'&Sai.
n. T. U Oaa. XLm, IS.
*
l^Bif. r. U Oaa. SLin, IS. Ta^i, Job XUl, 10; a. ir.
Y. Paa. so' bot. (raad:) nVcsa IIU^:
'!
aad ba laod Mm
doablatbaaawaat. Y.PaabYII,10top im^i'
i li 1C3
it woald baaa yMdad tviaa tAa faaatity. Oaa. B. a fI
ta ^trr giao aa doaMa tba aaMaai. LaM.B.loI.ft
"zz TCn&m tariea aa BMay troopa; a. a.

^Y.

-
yC >i -^ T. Paab vn,

top
-3 '^
-^rr-t. r*d:
")o^ pi^ D. m. ^ppar. Ght. 14^; T. ib. I, aad, 4S';
Y. Kidd.* m, "a
p
rQ'OP"t;aaBflhaW.II,5;a.fir.
80*
xnsis
636
^^^^
^^"l&'^S, V. rt^B^.
T :
'
nD^3, constr. of riB'^S;
nsi?, constr. of nB-^S.[Tosef.
Ohol. xil, 2, a. e, nB-^S ed. Zuck., v, nsis].
Sr''S,SS"'5, JJO^D f. cli.=li. nB'^3 1) mM, vflwZfeci
chamber;'arcade'.' Y. Snh*. VII,
25"^
top
'3"^=
im-iirBn the
vaulted chamber (in the bath) seized them (kept them
spell-bound). Y. Naz. VII, 56 top 'p^Opn '3
the arcade of
the gate of Caesarea (considered unclean) ; Y. Ber. Ill,
6*
'pi 'nrt)'2.Pl.
'I'^B"'?.
Targ. II Esth. 1, 6,
v. CiB3. 2)
how,
curve. T&vg. Job XLI, 12 XB-^S T^nS"! which forms a bow
(in boiling over; h. text pSXI); cmp. nBi3 beg.
i^nS'^S,
^^ril3
f. (ClBS) 1) stocks, an instrument of
torture in the shape of a wooden collar. Targ. Jer. XX, 2,
sq. ; ib.XXIX, 26 (h. text nsBno, which Eashi explains by
nS'^D).
2)
(v. fiBiBS) muzzle with fodder basket. Snh.
98*^
ni-iann "^m xbian Ms. M. (ed. Nn^BlDI, v. xwe?) in the
shadow of the basket of the Messiah's ass.

PL xnB'^S,
'B3. Midr. Sam. ch. XXI (expl. lail"^, Ps. CXL, 9, v. nri)
'i'inB3 Q^all (some ed-iinSBS) lift high hismuzzle (strengthen
his 'enemies); Lev. E.'s. 21; Yalk. Sam. 126 ilBM ptn
(corr. ace.) tighten his muzzle.

[Y. Shebi. IV, end, SS*^

t<rBi3, V. i<B''3 I.]
T T
'
T
-
1^''5 (contr.of 'IS nt ''\XS,'<f.^'s)hoic?,in what manner?,
in what respect? B. Kam. II, 1 '31 ba"in '3
in what respect
is the foot of an animal a constant danger (no fore-
warning being required to make the owner responsible)?
lb. V,4
'31 ob'iU^
'3
how is the value of the embryo assess-
ed ? Zeb. V, 3
'3
in what manner (is the sprinkling per-
formed)? B. Mets. Ill, 12 ; a. v. fr. Tosef. B. Kam. IX,
2, a. fr. ed. Zuck. isns.Num. E.s.4
'31 IS "^XS KM (some
ed. 1S13) how now &c.?
"1"'^
(T^5)> Pi. "T^!?
C"^!?)
(denom. of !Ti''3 II or of
13 II) [to do the work of
the stove-setter or
of
the potter
("I'l'^s or
Ti^s, v. I'l^S'ia),] to cement; to lay out with tiles,
panels kc. [Ar.reads"), editions mostly^.] B.Kam.51*bot.
'31 liiGI
. . . init (Ms. F.
'Ti'131 li'^tJl) if one dug a pit ten
handbreadths deep, and another came and lined it with
plaster and cemented it; Mekh. Mishp., N'zik., s. 11. Ab.
Zar. III,7(47^)b-'!3i<!3 i-|i*31 ITi-^DMish. (Bab.ed.r'5'bl'T'"'3l)
he plastered the room and put tiles on (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.
Abacus) designing it for idolatrous purposes. lb. n*T''iD
'31 i^'n'^'^31 (Ms. M. niiiSI) if one plastered and stuccoed a
stone (slab) for an idolatrous purpose. Gen. E. s. 28 HTi'^D
iTT^'iai lnl'^'^31 he plastered and panelled and painted the
wedding chamber; Lam. E. to IV, 11 ^1131. Tosef. Sot.
VIII, 7 '31 iniTii&l ITOIi'^3 (Var. nil^S, ii11'.3) they panelled
the stone and stuccoed it and wrote upon it. B.Bath.
60*^
'31 'p"]'^*3B')iS41 'pTiiCn 'pK we must not decorate our rooms
with plaster, panels and paintings in these days (after the
destruction of the Temple); Tosef. ib. II, 17.Part. pass.
^1^1353, f.
nil.'^iOM.
Ib.
^D"1*'D, Y. Kil. 1,
27^
hot. )^':^ '3, read; ')iD3'biD"''l3.
n"l*'!D, niS f. (b. h.; 113) a circle, esp. banquet. B.
Bath.
75=i
(expf.
1"i3i
Job XL, 30, with ref. to II Kings VI,
23) nili'D xVx
'3
"pt< kerah means banquet.
i n''3
I
f.(n"n2) 1 ) digging, making apit. Mekh. Mishp.,
N'zik., s. 11 (prob. to be read: rt^ISi).
2)
[selecting,'] buy-
ing, sale. E. Hash.
26=^ '3 nii3i2^ 'pnp l-^n (in the sea-
towns) I heard them call a sale kirah (which accounts
for 11^113, Gen. L, 5); Sot. 13^
PI'^S II f. (b. h.Q'^'ns; cmp.113 II) a portable stove on
feet, witli caves for two pots, v. riQIS. Sabb.
38''. Ib. Ill, 1.
Ib. 138'', V. T]^';.
Kel. VI, 1
'3
. .
."in;!; mnrjii if one im-
provises a stove by means of two stones ; Tosef. ib. B.Kam.
V, 3 ni3 ed. Zuck. (E. S. to Kel. VI, 4
n-|i3). Kel. VI, 2
Qin^ujn
rO"^? the butchers' stove (improvised with sev-
eral stones). Y. Bets. II,
61<=
top n^sino T]nni3;2J ii'JTr'2 at
a time when thine own (private) stove is closed (when
you are not permitted to cook), opp. "2"i ri"ii3 thy Mas-
ter's stove (the altar); Bab. ib.
20''; Tosef. Hag. II, 10;
a. {v.PI. Sil^S. Kel. VI, 3
'3 inU5 two fire-places.Dual
form:
'a'^IT^, tS^T?. Sabb. Ill, 2. B. Mets. VIII, 7. Sifra
Sh'mini Mill.
'311 )i2
ttbx . . . xb they brought the fire in
from the (private) stove; Lev. E. s. 20; Tanh. Ahare 6;
ed. Bub. 7 '3(n) n^nia from the kitchen. Ab. d'E. N. ch.
XII X53I2 nt
'3
(Var. nstn-J it '3 ; V. II Vers., ed. Schechter,
ch. XXVIII) this stove is unclean.
"jiin^?, snii-)^?, V. i<:>
i^''p'^DQ'n''S m. pi. {'/izipo\xrj.^\.y.a\xavly.\.a,S.)[tight
sleevesi] handcuffs, manacles (cmp. Lat. manicae). Targ.
II Chr. XXXVI, 6 (a gloss to XU^nai -(ib^rni:). Ib. XXXlII,
11 'pD^1'ni3 ed. Lag. (h. text D^nn);Y. Snh. X,
28"^
hot.;
Euth. E. to II, 14
nxpi2^11i3; Pesik. Shub. p.
162''
i1i3
niip3:a1 (corr. ace). Cant. E. to IV, 8 (ref. to d^pT, I?.
XLV, 14)
KipiSOIpIp, Bxt. 'alp-i3 (corr. ace).
ISm^S, V. xjnis.
T S
T T : s
'^1"'!D (xaips. imper. of /aipw) hail! Gen. E.s. 89 (play
on 13, Is. XXX, 23) (when thy cattle has pasture)
'3 '3
n^1"n nnil^ Ar. 'hail I hail
!'
is largely heard in the world
(good-will prevails); [ed. 'illX
i1"ip
132 '3; 'Eashi':
il^p '3
D^133 n311^
(X^K^^
X'jpis, hail, Lord &c,), misinterpret-
ing : 'IIX il^p ISS?
'3
(v. next w.), which gloss came into
the text of the ed. in place of the original passage]. Tanl
.
Mikk. 9
'3 ilip
V'N Mus. (ed. N12; ed. Bub. 11 6*12; corr.
ace), he said to him, hail mylord!
"'"1^'S I m.(xipie, vocat. of Xiptoc=U7:o)^ipto;) in the
control
of,
captive. Erub.
53'^
(of a Galilean woman who
wished to say i1ip,xupi, Lord)
'3 ilo.~Hull. 139'^
(of
doves which uttered a sound like ^l^p ''1"'p)
.... niTDX
1112 ilip
(corr. ace.) said she, blind one, say rather
xupis ^eipie lord slave (an allusion to Herod the Great,
V. nis<iei1jl).[Gen. E. s. 89 "pIX
ilip
135? '3, v. pre-
ced. w.
n '3 II, ni '3
Kiri Ram, an imitation of a musical
"'VS 0S7
iiid tat UaUof UiM tar itiiinw. Nwa. B.fb4<pl.
-0*e9. 11 Ham. VI. 14) fln 9 n0n .... V^p fft
fet
el4i|'|MMt hu ImiihI* mi4 luUlad Mr/ rwM.
n'O, llntl.
'
Ar^ f. 1178.
MM,
Trf. y. I Num. XXXIV. f (. IliMMk Mlr^pb
^lo /Ar rf (Maltti .
t' f
-^^
A. lint Omni
q
I.
It
d.r-
- (onp. tdx^) KA, Kit imiuuioo of
"fftrHf
hI.
'
B. Mta. U^ (prov.) ir-p
'9
"S . . . mTOK Ma. B.
. Ar. (ad.
^p) oola la A bottto eriM Udb AM(alappM%
' (Ml ignorant nuui bOMte of wluit littla kaowMft
^^C*3 m. (VQ or n9,Bp. V) 1 ) ivnel. B.Bftlli. IM^
-^
'-a bnaeh of vaftublw. Kidd. 4i\ Qoll. los^
'3^
. -cxn oot of boBch whleb Um gardaoor baa Uod.
Sabb. 140^ *: -Q
'a (M*. M. '3, laeorr.) a boaah la aboaeli.
V. K^"^ lb. Wt^ fm. (Ka. M. MTO, oorr. aec; Ar.
Hvn).~*i)
a pmiek (of a gwoMat).At:^ lb. 147*
M. M. -:^),v.Mqr^a.arT9.Hb. iot\T. irtt^.J
rx tho prohlbiUoo of aoreavy la abo laolndad ia
Soachidio Uwt (t. n^). lb.
'9
m(Ma. M. a. Saafai
i) tba
paanf* rafrii to Myroary (Dat.XTI]|,lO,
Peaik. B. a. 14 'n Gms 1^
'3
|6 1 appliad Batthar
sorcery nor witehcraft; a. a.
|.
w.^. w^ m. (b. h. Tins^ rs^ rirfnc^ /fbwM.
N'.;:v.. K.'s.".; ,r,i. to mncraa, Pa. LXYIO, T) art pM 'ss
x= it is not written hara 'in fltaai*bat HaHtrtiufi,
meaui ihroogb the mania of noble and worthy
en.
k te } T. M7^
T :
^
^^^''2
I m. (rrs) heatu^
{f
0m). Sabb. 140^, t.
N* . ^ LI bati-i, V. xrs.
n^tMM^V,l^
9m.mlftBi'umt,d^^
^ If^-^tL iMh. ir* 1 IT:
yn(ilwlwl4aMal4) ^
Tl. Tbri. la. KXYII*. ^^ r^. *^ , I
t (ll iajgii. l iMul) /hf l**r. .^.'^
"SpniM wWwMMtobqr Aa. lb. -?
rtK
t^^i :3 lU a (nai Hrw^i wka la I
ana) ad. nM arstMbamh^.
rMfsL-lt It-
Ik.* hoi. HaM. (fA iu;'
if
/8
^. * .
rra,a.iaN90)(Mm,J/lc Tafg. Dhm. xxfl, ii. Tm.
b. tX, II I n. fr^r. Ink. Z. IT fcol. 0* hr.aL|v-t
'91 anon aov vboal and ias. TaoMTi^ m"S . . . irs
what pioof to thara thai Amk mmm Aas r.
ib. a "S
'SI liTipV flas aplila iaia braaahaa oaly whaa baaiaa
(whUaUgTowtlaplalaMalk*)iZah.l*. lLlfHiu9^hc
Mr*s^ 'S (fefli.; Ar.a.]L B.m9n Baaaa (tee and aa-
p
iaal*i)Uaaa;ilalLi4\ lb.Sl^^aT3n9
fabaadlaai lb. 9 p-nn 'S Aas wyab hai baai
Ac^ T.
7^. T. aabh. II. bag. r (aapL
H
^
Wj"ui "S'
flax' (a net of liahaa); a. fr^Air;jP*. IkTU, !
bal.
"3
Tn (iamt Tan) be who worin la taialant Aa, v.
"lCr*D, T. Paah I. f\
Nr*rr*-,
^^t aoUaai.aoaa (prmA wda.) i
/i MJMimMar. aabbLl4^'3*ecB0ad.(0rZar.
S.4) . .imI lonrrB, E. B. qmoL Ik HnB;^
ft.
Ma M.
^^-**::^ pL of
MT?***?;
Alt a. Aak mm% <^ to
rob the starch oot of liaoa nadarwaar; 's^ ^
'
jU
'
ft ha
inteoda oa|y to aoAaa the Kaoa Aa. Ik hoc "Tt 'S ^i
(Or Car. L c a. Aak warm, . Babk D.& a. L far Tar.
laet). T.8BkII,lirbol.rrrrmt nad: rrr"9Pr^(a
ilk)btoliaaaiaiaiaBta.
t*}!
(kkm|)fAt.aa. AklY.ft'Sl)^ ^fi^ aad aam
ao (in the aaaM icaaa) did HDlal aay. B. KaaL !*
^
! 'a^apaMbtoByliadilioaftvBAaToatKakT.f
I
'an tm "p aa tamk (aai ao aMra) any yoa hata
barawithoaaAowyoarda^h>;BakikM^;ik*
I
TeBr*l=;T.{kY,aad,a<rR=S;a.frv1p*pitf
Meny. a eerfaia aaaricr, ^afe Ae. B. Ha*, l^^ -p rsr:
^ ^prrt "pi ia the yearof Jofaa Ac; a. fr.

*p
"ra^ t.
T^
(caapL k k ;) /or aaeA a pmpm, tkerefmt.
\
Ak n, a> .
"ti;. Mm.B..4> bag.'ai pg|w
*
tbinAaa ba
M^l
638 U^mb^
exact in recording the numbers &c. ; a. fr. V. T|5p'^<7,
i^!Zl!D m. (collect, noun), pi
"3 (~3X or "-n, dropped
guttural; cmp. XrSX) molars, in gen. teeth. Targ. Jud.
XV, 19 ed. Lag., aVKimhi Var. (ed. NS-iS, h. text ^51152).
Targ. Y. Num. XXI, 35 rT^ii^JI niS3 his molars and his
(front) teeth. lb. XI, 33; a.fr.Pes. 113*'= 'ipSfn xb never
have a molar tooth extracted. Gitt. 69* 'zb for pain of
the molars. B.Kam.
92''
(prov.)
'21 hpl 'zh . . . X^rr^-Si sixty
pains befall the teeth of him who hears his neighbor's
sounds (at meals) and is himself not permitted to eat (not
being invited). Ab. Zar, 28*; a. e.XT'^pXI '2, v. X'^'^^p^^<:,

B. Bath.
167^ n'^^ni tii?? Ar., Ms. H. (Ms. M. "US,' v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note; ed. IT^iy-iai n"ini mi) the teeth,
the upper and the lower horizontal lines of the letter
Beth.['S3 caies.v. x:5?3.]
3D'3, tJ^^!33> V. sub 'ais.
Sn'^nDD, V. xn^-133.
nDS, V. Tis.
T T ' '
"iDil,
''"'DS f.
(='^='^2, |/i2, cmp.
KJ3)
[small apertures,
meshes,] spidertveb; trnsf. the web-like marrow of
reeds.
Ohol. XIII, 5 lii'Ct-Q n3 lUiUJ '3
substantial spiderweb
;
[oth.
opin.:] substantial reed marrow. Kel. XVII, 17 X'^:i1"'\13 IS
'=n ba nx (Var. ix3d, read ''itSS) until he has taken out
the entire marrow; Tosef. ib. B. Mets. VII, 12
'3
quoted
by R. s. to Kel. 1. c. (ed. IST).
S>p3 m. (xo-/Xo;) purple-fish (murex) ; trnsf. purple,
esp. the purple stripe on the tunica, a badge of
nobility.
Y'lamd. to Gen. XXV, 23; 25, quot. in Ar., corresp. to
n''S'^^ on the Jewish garment.
1*jD, m. (preced.) purple cloak. Targ. 0. Gen. XXV,
25 ed. Berl. (oth. ed. Q'^lpSS, codices Q^53, v. Berl. Targ.
0. II, p. 9);
Targ, Y. II ib. ^b^B (corr. ace., or
'i^'^23).
HDD, Targ. Prov. XVII, 25 I^SSaMs., v. 133^/".
"ISD c. (b. h.; ='1313, V. 1313) [circle,] 1) district.
Gen. R. s. 41 '3n ilSJ b3 all the towns of the (Jordan)
district.2) loaf. Erub. VIII, 2; Kel. XVII, 11 |1'^131B3 '35a
'31
bread for two meals consists of a loaf bought for a
du2>ondium when four S'ah of wheat are worth one Sela;
ib.
'31 '3b mil i-i2jn of two thirds of a loaf three of
which represent a Kab of grain. Sifre Deut. 40 bpai
'3
'31 1111 bread and stick (reward and punishment) came
down from heaven tied together; a. v. fr.

PI. C^iSS,
nil33. Toh. V, 6
'3
15UJ. Ber.
39'^ '3
^n^; a. fr.3)
Kik-
kar, a weight of silver or gold, talent (=3000 Shekel, v.
Zuckerm. Talm. Miinz. p. 7). Ab. Zar.
44''*
3nt 133 tllO
worth a gold talent; a. fr. PI. Ci''l33, constr. ""ISS. Y.
Shek. VI,
50'^
top.
SnSS, '3ch. same, 1) talent. Targ. 0. Ex. XXV, 39
;
a. e.
A'V'^33,
1133, '3. Ib. XXXVIII, 27; a. e.Bekh.5
'31 '33 3i;iJnp iVb3 large round sums the Bible counts
by Kikkars, units of Kikkars it does not (but counts by
Shekels).
2) ball.PI. as ab. B. Mets. 86'^, v. 5<33i3.
CSliI n33 f. (preced.) [loaf,] honey-comb. Tavg. Prov.
V, 3 ed. Lag. (Ar. a. Lev. xni133, v. Koh. Ar. Compl. II,
p. 221); a. e., v.
5<ni133
L
imDD, Y. Succ. II,
52l
hot., v. nill?.
"i", constr. >3 (b.h.; bbs) all, every one. Sot. S'^IT'Spn
'31 Qiin ^3 Ti'^ifi the Lord passed over all mountains and
hills and caused his Presence to rest on Sinai. Ib. (ref. to
^33 Job XXIV, 24) b'3 V3^ bis? . . . dni3!!<3 like Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob of whom is written 'with everything' &c.
(Gen. XXIV, 1; XXVH, 33; XXXIII, 11).Hull. 1,1 Vsn
'31 "paniUJ all persons are competent to slaughter &c.;
'31
"|S131 but all those (mentioned as unfit), if they &c. Ib. 2
'31 '|i::niUJ V331 and you may slaughter with any cutting
tool except &c. Tem. I, 1; a. v.fr. bsn 1131 the words
of all, (it is) the unanimous opinion, all agree. Bets.
9^* 't
inna 'n all agree that it is permitted; a. fr. ^3 . . . "jiJi
lp"i5
not at all. Y. Dem. I,21<1 ip^S? ^3 UJilE52 131X he does
not set aside at all; a. fr.Y. Shebi. VIII, beg. 37'\ a. e.
13^^ ban xb it is not in his power to do so, v. "Mill.

1^13 D^li'n h'S the whole world. Ber.17''; a. fr."11^3, ^33

"U: whosoever, tohatsoever. Gitt. ll''
'31 un l^alXJi ^3 who-
ever says, 'Give you' (a letter of emancipation &c.), is con-
sidered as having said, Take possession (in behalf of the
person concerned). Kidd.
43'' '31 nbl3i 'pxyj ^3 whatever
woman is incapable of guarding her letter of divorce, is
incapable of being divorced. Hag.
4'',
v. TIJi; a. v. fr.b3
Xind whatever it be, i. e. the smallest quantity. Mace. 17",
a. e. m3^b 'o
'3
for punishment Avith lashes, the partak-
ing of any quantity is sufficient, opp. T'^lz, v. f\^_}. Shebu.
Ill, 1 'UJ
'3
^3X1 and ate the least thing; a. v. fr.'|3Ta bs
(abbr. 115"3) there is every reason that it is even so, i. e.
so mrich the more, a matter
of
course. Sabb. 63^ . . . "jlIX
'31 0"31
there is length of life promised and, as a matter
of course, wealth and honor; a. fr.
^"3
nb, v. XPiT^n.
bs, jj^Vs ch., V. ^13.
isbs, ;^bs, V.
ib3.
T T T :
j1S*S (b. h.) pr. n. m. Chileab, son of David. Tanli.
Tol'dotii 6 3X l!3l3 niina 3X^5 Kilab, he was entirely
(like) his father; Y'lamd. to Gen. XXV, 19 rix 1^1X3.
risS^S f. ch. = h, T^^^3, extinction. Lam. R., introd.
(R. Job. i) Xli^a '3
"jllffln Xb do not exterminate (them)
entirely.
"N" m. pi. (X^3 I), X33
'3
guard-house at the gate
(cmp.
'^'p-'l'-iri). Ned.^9l''
'3 '33 3ini5<
he was placed in the
guard-house &c. [Ar. s. v. 33 : 1X^3, ed. Koh. 1X^3.]
D'^jS^^lp m. du. (b.h.; Xb3,v. Ges.H.Dict.s.v.)y?mdww
of
two, esp. Kilayim, the forbidden junction
of
heterogen-
eous plants in the same field, of heterogeneous animals by
hybridization or by harnessing together,
of
wool and linen
in the same toeb (Lev. XIX, 19; Deut. XXII, 9 to 11). Gen.
R. s. 82; Y. Ber. VIII,
12''
top
'31 '3111 lyxn fire and hyb-
r^sn^
tm
rtjf^
rids (malM) lUioimh aol hmnU^ htm hi>I I Ui Um lU
day* *. Kll. VI 11. 1 tron pV9
nOawl m4
yard. lb. i, 1 ma m ? Bm r so lbi%M-s >.
lb.
'9
ewe M oMtef wmUt iIm u oTK . ib.
til. IS
-9
yw iwe wMiiito to aot ftiiWddwi Cto Ui ti'
>iitl), Mlib.lHi.v. ftryii.|nteyto,MMrl
ot Um MtolMMUi Mid ToMfla, of Um Opdtr of fVetai.
tnts^v.^^
;*a8b]{ WUm^ t. eie^
LVI,IO;..T.l
Snbb. 152* 'SMiV

j.. ... . ^^n^dMMM.ora>9)|toMftiNlilif
fllwMiN#
</ ii^
ow 'MUtltaiOiV'K] to Mlil^
op|i. lo *^
!> Mw in m wiwlitito aMMwr. M. KL
I. (1^ a|^ lewn lb. M. ft. T. ad. (Mtok A. IaMI siev)
Um uroftadgMl iUor to fwraOlUd (derii lbs IMlt*
wwli) to Ulli (bttt MM to Mw)! Mfd. lb. 10* roee Im
iniik(i wida itop* (oruw >UlbM)t (MMUMr opto.) 'V^e
itrsV3 (Ma. H. only wrs^*
- ' '
-f^t lMO^ L . tonfviM'
uirbw; Y. ib.io'bou it.opltt.)rnHrnKMii
UiAhiUitly. Ib.rq^r^TT'-n UfMdditw ftpimd
to de
dofgHUhlf.
-
~
- in. (b. b.
;
prMd.)ilflf. Sub. M^(m|>I. TOft. 11 Klsfi
XYU, ai) "S tb^ wocbi|ipd dog. Yoa <
o.
rcir "s nuid dog. KIL I, a. r. ''o. Kf>; "S
eran Nii*dof. 0q. R. fc??. v.
t^jk Y. Sob. vu, is
i (rnt
U>Pi.XXIl, SD'Si Vr TsV^lhMuUtodoff (Uao
.oeaMr)of tUm pioa* miui. v.ib.t8''boUtq.)ia<fr*
/I. =
;^^:,
Br. sr ToMf. B. Kmu. Vm. 17. Bx. E. . SO
O^ ^
'9
. .r? th BgyplfauM auid goldoa dog* by mt*
ocry timt Ui<>y boald brk be. ; a. fr.
^,
Tob.mnio.TMf.IfcUX,7.TMt.
r
; b. text 039); a. fr.-Y. Ab. lar.
ires, V. |Mrooad.~Brab. ! (pror.)
'9
"^*y Arom bono barba not for wfa
. rratoooM a aa0 oMqr bk bawUl ooi
Tnnf. a iwmpraoi. Lay.
Targ. Pa. XXO, 17. Tarf. b.
oU; Y.Kidd.Il\v.lAnob^
(aopbom. ftr Mf) dogi ao
):r bark, i. a. my Toieo to weak from old aga. B. Xata.
- '^^
KS*^
'3
*p^ "p to asd o many dogs baro wo
Petik.B'thall^p.86*rvm ^sfe 7V (not M3^)
:old) mada by tba soraaNrs (. prsead.). lb.,
: tba rsal (natmral) dogs do not bark at oa
1.7); a.e.{Tug.Kob.iy,6|6<nsa^i
n':>S.Lam. E. to I, 4 K3^, raad: rq^]
SL^II, pr. n. m. ?<Bt^
'9
j^ Ben Kalba S'bu'a, 1
of a wMlthy citiian of Janwatom. Oitt.
&*.
H^
'A
III or
^'^'72),
Tar. of iqV9tt. V. Ar. OooipL
etl. K!>h. IV, 35.
n^^ f.(T.a^) l) tke iof. Lam. B. to 1,4 (not idbe).
V. Snb. YI, S3*> bot. *2\
7^^
haTing ooamoetion with
H dog. Koh. R. to yn, 96.
3) toiif
,
pmdten. Toaaf. Bat
B.Mets. 111,11 'r'fp^c*:!r'9thabarben*tois,tbapbj>
|)
aicians* &c. ; t.
04^$.
097(m.imtMf^ti
^,^.r-i
apM{TaM(.ib.tfarBnlWitKlu l
ad, rn|>. Maw. r
r^V 9
r

Ibna hi Um sbapa allbrttips wMi MtlUai(wMca
lor"'-'
->
iba doaigb iba Aap* of mi affd* trnX"
t)
Up
^ffWMdMflbfll, f^pHV af aalto bi iba
sola Bai>b.i^'>rV(lli.ll.e^AlCT)'b
dmf* Om mOs te biUM sbuft al ba. lbuB.lXll.ll
iaiab II. rsadtO^)
*H^T; tOuiaMMMdarordlbr
r iraV) lUady. Htab. andr.Tm.i K. xxxtxo* a*
altofartaal aoMMAafit^
l.^l..-: -^V ^
an baratodag-
aaa.). lb.
"9
9fi mn irMM iia im i^a^M^llt^ adL
Bab, wrate) ibaa bail Wii
gbt dag
Q
astead aT liaa| <.
Ib.'anmi-- m^rv* fdMbr. la Talk: ad.
Bab.Mrn9 *ad
ttkawlas ba aallad a biicb.
^%
ptfgii
of tba wadsI Y ^-bt^ \. .
:' -:v -m
-3
tba AafltMk daas aat aaaat aaMM tba aaaibsf af airfto
loba driraa farta8boas|T.Babb.TI,l^r^*te<aatr.aa^ ar
r-749)iKob.B.toXII,ll 'Siwerslen.
KT^^^ f tradiU
p
foauMclc;sS8) t alL^bb n^^Whb.
R.lliub.4*. Yalk.Pa.7.M. T.ir:' -'3"r(aiiir.
praowL w.) iogtHick. M. Eat. l
a
nyi^
m.ab^K'^ Clalli ftaiiii i.labb.
lit*. Yab.tl^a.a.
*779 n- b. saaM. H. errV9.
PasL 1
19^
'S3
t4 TV
(Ar.
ywf^y
wa awat aot aoanh aootbaayara.
^bSm. (T. lAaw, lAeW) irisA. a aMaaata fcrspiaaa.
T. BUL ill, aod,
69^ '9^
'9'
<4 7^ gba aM a A'lab of spiaas.
for boankaapan ara ia tba babit of pattlag a I;, af apia
be. T. Paab m.SO'bot. 7%aP r&na a K. to tba arttoary
qaaBtttyibrspiaas;(Biab.St*; E.fLloPaabTIII,Slde9).
nJO t (b. b.; Vn) 1) Itrwmm^ crmuatml, v. b. XLIX,
I8J
(aak rtoaor ral aip.r, a-rn a. r-rt' *?l
*'*^.
iai*fci ill liiir. Tab. I, I fai aad bto(liBiiiid) aaa'a
wilh. Sol. n, 14 '3r '9n Km that tba bstfa oa bar
waddiagd^r mayba takaa aroaad ta praaaariaa^T.
Kalb. 91^; Bml
87* '91
nsOB'9S Uka a brtda
U
ia^w) CDaad psr*ai la tba boasa of to
lb. rm rP33 '9
a biiia ia bar tetbai^ boaaa (aat yat
lakMi to bar baabaai% pataraal bowa). >. B.a. 41
(fUy
on T&cs. BX.XXXI, 18. cap. V?s At.) 'n rorpe -I '9 rr:
aa ibabiida toadacaadte.; a.Or.CiaahLKiThtoBaiS^ve'S,
aad witb.ad.BabLibut *cr3"^)Ar^ Sat. L a.
'9nre9(Tblai.ad.iiV.)tbabridalwiaBUM. 0^41^; a.
nbs
640
TPSiibs
fr.

2)
general assembly, esp. Kallah, the assembly
of
Babylonian students in the months ofElul andAdar. Ber.
8'^
'2n xniiiana Ar. (Ms. Paris nhzl, v. Rabb. D.S.,Vol.I,
p. 384; ed. 6<n^ xVmsn) the weekly Scripture lessons of
the Kallah weeks (during which E.Bibi could not find time
to peruse the section of each week). lb. 6% v. S^i^HW. lb.
57a
/^
-ij^i,
-^^^.^ B_ Bath.
22^*
'D irj^l the president of the
Kallah.P;. (of N^?)
"-I?.
Hull.
49' '3
^-C^^nhz TCO^,
'31 Kro&2 a (small) treatise of the Talmud named Kallah
(from its first word). Sabb. 114=^; Kidd.
49''; Taan. lO'^;
[oth. opin.: a subject which has been discussed in the
general assembly].
nbs, V. ^b3.
1>3) constr.
'>3
f. ("^bsi, sub. Stri^'^n) finishing, venting
full tvrath. Targ. Y, Deut. XXIX,Vv. Targ. Ps.LIX, 14
'33 (Ms. !l^']3n). Targ. Y. II Gen. XXVII, 44 tT^nb-O (read:
n'lnsi^S). Targ. Y. Deut. XXIX, 22 iT^niViS.
^1"3m. (b.h. ; 2^3) [twistedtogether, united by tenons,]
shed, coop. Bets. 24^ n"i5.'n "iHii^sb "pxa enter their coop
in the evening.
*yO^ m. (2^3, cmp. 2^!i3) axe.Pl. '('nsibs. Pesik.
Zakh.,
p. '22''. ' "
T :
;-nbD
ch. same, v. Xi^lS.
', Yalk. Gen. 147, v.
i^S.
=itnb5'iX.B. Bath.8 Ms.H.(Ar. s, v. "a 1 1 quotes
Ktib^'S)).
n^HTO, 'D
""^
Pr- n- Pl- Be-KHuhith. Bets.5'"3 ^na
(Ms. M.
'353J.
Keth" 40'\
^^^5 m. l)=b'i^;
2)
part. pass, of ^^2. [Tanh. Bo 5
nT-iai^ ^3 ; Mekh. Bo^ beg. m-QI^ ^^3, read': ''I?? (v. Levy,
Catal. of Rabb. Semin. of Breslau 1889, p. 38, note).]
Ui*3 m. (==a ^3, cmp. dixp) l) anythbig, something,
somebody (Lat. uUus). Targ. Koh. I, 9
'3
n^b (h. text *|''fi<
!33).Yalk. Num. 730 (ref. to Num. X, 35) "pXI . . . -j^as^
dtTiJBb '3
13N before thee they flee, and are we nothing
before them? -;iJB -pXlUSI t!n*i2Bb '3
ISX linx
-i'^3Sm3
xbx
QtT^DSb '3
13X
"jix 13nx but (it means) when thy counten-
ance is with us we are something before them &c. ; Sifre
Num. 84 (corr. ace).Kel. XXIV, 1 '3^ rrnllTj is clean
from any (of the aforementioned impurities). Ber. 22'',
a. fr.
'30 "lias is entirely exempt. Ned. I, 1, a. fr. "laX 5<Vi
'3
he has said nothing, i. e. what he said is void. xb
'3
not the least, nothing at all. Erub. IP xbl nuJ2) iC?
'3
(Rashi
'3
nms i>ib) he has done nothing at all, i. e.
what he has done has no legal consequences. lb.'' b~tn
5<in '3
Kb . . .
)'f-iM2 Ms. M. all agree that if ... , there
is nothing at all (to consider; ed.
'3
!Sbl='3 xbn ITTraS it
is exempt, and there is nothing &c.); Yoma
11 '' '3
sbl
X^n (ixbi) (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. Ms. M. and note).Koh. R.
to IX, 10
'31 '3 ni-3"i53 "QIT '31 xnn "|X^ if a person is
somebody and comports himself as somebody (is proud
of his value), it were better he had not been born ; a. fr.

2)
(interrog.) introducing a question to which a negative
answer is expected, is there any? has any? &c. Snh.
105* '3
nt b'J mb CI '3
has the one still any claim on the
other? Sabb. 31* '3i 'p1ii22>^ '3
is there ever a king ap-
pointed except &c.? Ned. VIII, 7 '31 TTfU^ '3
wouldstthou
have said it, but for thy wish to honor me?; a. fr.

[Tosef. Men. XIII, 19; Tosef.B. Kam. VII, 8, v. uhx]

"IQ 1*5
(= l^X !ib'^X3) as though one said, that is to
say, this means. Naz. II, 3 (11*)
'3
xbx It n;'ii3r3 xb
'31(Mish. ed.'i'Olb) she had no intention except that of one
who says, 'This be unto me a sacrifice', i. e. she meant only
to forbid herself this cup (cmp. ib. "inxi 'N^S). Snh. VI, 4
(interpret. '3inbbp ''3, Deut. XXI, 23)
'31
ha i3Sa '3
which
means as much as, (people will say,) Why has this man
been hanged? &c.Ib. 6 '31'iiNyj'3 as if saj'ing (intimating),
we bear no grudge &c. Ex.R. s. 41 '31 '3
tT^JB nbs^ Xin
she uncovers her face, as if saying &c. ; a. v. fr.
DID UD, Ab. d'R. N.ch.XLIV, ed. Schechter, v.Dia-'bs.
D'^D uD, Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. IV, 7, v. Bi3"ib3.
Dj
1*3
m. (a sing, of xeXeovre?, as if xsXeov;) beam
of
the loom, in gen. beam, pole. Kel. XX, 3 '33 i3J3p if
he inserted the transverse stafif of the loom in the beam
;
'33
1253pW XD3 if one fixes a chair on the top of a beam
;
Tosef. ib. B. Mets. XI, 5. Zab. Ill, 3 '3n br Ar. (ed. 'znn)
was seated on a beam. Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. II, 2 D'i3il53
ed. Zuck. (corr. ace). Ib. VII, 2 d'^31ib3
ed. Zuck. (ed.
Birbs, corr. ace). [Ab. d'R. N. ch. XXIV, v. Oia-ibs.]

PL niosibs, ni^tpaibs, nisBsibs. B. Bath.

67'*
(expi.nibir,-)
'31 nx i\U
'3
cedar beams supporting the transverse press
beam. R. Hash. II, 3
(22l)
'XD3lb3 (Ms. M. 2 niOSibp).
Sifr6 Num. 160. Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. II,
2 ; a. e.
b^Wl^? ch, same. Targ. I Kings VI, 4; VII, 5 Ar.,
Rashi^a. Kiinhi (ed. ND="ib3, '3^3, Levita Var. i<D3lbp; h.
text t|p^) beam used for arches (v. Sm. Ant.s. v.Camara).
Ib. 4.PI. "iBSibs. Targ. Y. II Num. XXXV, 20 (v. Sifre
Num. 160).
"
,']'^&1^D, V. next w. a, B'^bs.
p&s^^bs, 'pib3, 'Dib;:?, D^&nb,
i^pnb
m. pi.
(Lesbii; v. S<)^B^H a. i^^ljilbs) Lesbians, 1) a species of
figs.
Ned.
50'''
(quoting Maasr.II, 8)
'33 niU15> HM if one
is doing hired labor among Lesbian figs; Maasr. 1. c. f^DSb;
Mish. Y. ed. D^OSb ; Y. ib. II, 50* 'pDlb3, Ned. 1. c.
'3 ij<a
what is K. ? Answ,
'31 13'ixril X3'ia a species of figs used
for cooking purposes. Ib.
49''
(in Chald. diet.) 'ii"'BDlb3,
read p''Qp!lb3 (or 'p'^Q..
.);
[Ar. reads 'ii&&lb3; Mus. refers
to cpipaXew^, a species of early
figs.]

2)
(cmp. Sjrplp;)
a species of table-olives, opp. "i^lU "Ti'^t. Tosef. Ter. IV, 3
'ptJBlbp ed. Zuck. (Var. 'Blb5; Ter. II, 6 \a33
in-'t). Ib.
psnnw 641
111. i
T
( vm. nVp,
r*^)i
V. a>^ i<m1 41*
.

7
''^,'^ytm. (h, b^i MSi .) I)
(fwis
T^
II. luih o^* -3^
flr V Ht A flMiV nl mIm*
|H*MaMiitii for him (<f llMl4MrtB|t Bm li*
irH^
liVlV ^
A
rri>uciU m heii i lai<id Ibr iIm (ite Ylnia). lb
<
yn -a un nippw wHM dM oUmt. T. tiiM. VII.
I(H lop rT*i3
*Va Won h 1m >to|Wi m wIw 9mmi
rfTOi * nvon wImi alMpw
|lMi vmmI bjr Movtafs
eVQ 'a nvon who mmkm vmmI bi aoaM. Y. Mac-
lll.7n>l>.o
'
^Tr*iilMf'tMiUMlrMl.
l..Uttr>*- uiMyartdkradMikailkMi !
btaoBiiilwiil o

,lhotiiUwy wuili wiw ilwn

Bteud; H^ttl.t'aiqnara'an. iMtk TtUtf.AaMtofc,t
(if. lo Mm. xviii. If) rno*i hVb
*
sM nti b mio
U)m llk a TMt fllM wiUi 4ivlM rvvvkUioM. Aktf*L
N^ It vn^ eh. II, v. <v^. lUU. B^ b^. rrv6 M3(
TnttU. Bo. ^ Ha (tM ^) * vMMl ol ravolMloa;
put into Ufgor f ill. Kot I, I . lb. Il I
i
a. fr.)
(tjrparfi^ tmnrnmi^ tml^ tftm If. m ab. Kli. M^ 'a
im
Ubm gMiDMita. 8obb. 1 1
4*
VSA "a wkiu fMMali
a. V. ff.Oos. B. a. tO(spL Om. XLI, 44) 0^
"9
oOMal
bad|o of UMbaa(b(lHnMalali,riBfiAe.),
7*^*9
fTMfoi
Ito.
;
( Ar. a. lUibl U^trVj, T^rrto, eompc of 0"T* "te).
lb. a. 89 e'-r'3...oT'iW(iooad.O*rt3,Ar. r-T%o;
Yalk.ib. U7*nn^oorr.aoe.)that Botrrraai VMlo boldof-
't'**
or woar rlagt Ac (v. 8m. AaL .t. AmitthH).

t^*V3,
,^.B. Mala. IX, IS
'9
*8C etG 7^ bo to fttilty of
luiviBf Mtoad two implooMata (tbo appor aad Iba lowr
mUlatonaX lb. 'a "BV two o^faets of oaa (a mMnmaad
a plough). B. Bath. V, S T^ tha ootflt of tbo aas (Mddio
&.); a. fr.
%
'Tr, STIt nt^ (b. b.; v.
VV|) 1) fa mebm; U r*>
Tw, kp Udk. lUdr. TlU. to Pa. ozm nssn mr^
to ward this plafoa off from tbaa. Mldd. lY, nVk
.'
*kpiB( oflT the rareo', an arraofamaot of iron potete
I'll th roof of Um Tompla ; Sabb. N* antr *^(|i<L) Mb.
M. (d. .H^V; eh. ; y. Babb. D. & a. 1. note); Mm. 107* *Vd
M.(ad^ir^9); lLKat."<V3 ll> M. (ad. rte); Aimkb.
rrto..Pftrt. paae. "^ T. Ku. II.
bf
. Sl^ xeao *qm "S
I ^viU ba reaHainad from it (for *I wiU abetalaV-4) (emp.
r) to ^ /yt, to h* (Mtktdt to oimc Bar. ST
TV
rc-c n^rq9 the beoadietioB mwi ba teMMd dml-
< '^h- with braakiac tba btaMl. Taaif. Ki Thima 5
.. v^...,
,*^ .^03
UmA woald hava eeaaad to axlet;
'. ^^
x^er^
.
. m, T.iafra). 8Dh.tT^ to
(^dieted tanns of rademptfam ara aadad
a. fr.[Peiik. B. & IS -0^ nioi no^
r^-.j ....u(fr. bacs, emp.W\ part. m&rTia.m&n)
bs. 8nh. 17* (ref. to bhV=, Mom. XI, S8) 7^
7n.. .ban
-r'-N":
'
\ra for tba pobBo, aad
lammhrai; ik fr.
(ref to LT. Xn,
- -- -N . .iie saoctoary ^),
llabMiaMladCMtlMft). Ib^^ta^M
an (Um irmiftil ntmti, Im km
lUfra A^f4 iB. nr* Pbr. 4{ i^c-TmK Ti
ft^rm rmiktftm^ iBilr itid* aMiMljr
ao>ai><irttiaadiBrtl.tT*y<
HMfHf!^i^
ad. 11a, r lAk D. & ft. L Mia) Maa from Iky kaariln
.^^i ioi^.^^^iL^.^
4 loni | fr.| iit4,. YUL la H.
^ I. ^-
ip iff.
M r^^ II kr. If. tl) "r 4^ T il^f
(ibmiiMiitolaaaiaB lBifiU MtBaawMM*;' Maau
IT W^"9B H aawMMtf Aau ^itA.ILcfl'ainna'^M
wliam Itia Ui4 imttuiii. Baa^ B. n n^rwi nnn
nn^aa llw Aft aada kaaaa aMaif dm MM aTKateib
(wlMlMdflbmafliiam9bliaBm.Tl.n. IkAkBVkatt,
Amalak, a. 1 1^
la laMfujf iWm. Y. V. II, f
9*
boi.
(aMad tai Tont la
H^
IT* aw V. 160) TW r^9^
fad. I^9^V| paavMad aa aaa amd ap aB
llMda)r;a. fr^rart. pamir^OI}^ |i7>OI^
p. la^ 71
*
bmv* ^^
^oa Imael waald Ubaa
daanajad} a. a.
r^irrs Jfttlpa. r^ to W
lydarfA. MaakB.a.7^|rofnite]r
lb. '3*
71 ibir: Vv Umt Ui^ aaqr aat ba
Iba world, fkna'aimbaotaaaaf
'b;, M^ I ab. MMm. I) to Imy laitiiii^ to aM-
koU, iwfrw^ TWr 1 Bam. Tl. 10. YWy. ra. ZXI, S.
TWi-la. XXXin. U
iq
(ad. WO. V;> nmswim bto afv-
Tarf.Pw.XI,Mli^ ad.Ur; i^XYII.M>iyad.Li.
-Part. pa.i^TM.Jar.XXXfM Terr ^LXXXmi,
tlrt^b.tona). Babb.>T- [Yar.Ar.
vr%iamlatoaaaaafr.Vld: -;k^v.
praaed.t) to ft* /lautoWL faac Bar. Wre-Q iHx} Um
bwiedietiBaliHtobad Aa.,Y.priiii. BiMaifciriris wpi
MTp aad tfca aapllal Mnlf to and ap (v. iafra). Taaw
ft^ MSio ? Ika world woald aoaa to aa dad; a. B&->
S) (amp. ete) (to l aifir%r wdOJ to frvrf. Dm. Pk
XXXI. 7. Ib.tsr:Vf(^I'K- ^4B.74r-3,aotcaaa.)L
lb. XXXU, 10; a. a^; v. V?^. [BMbr. fr. b. k r6|| to It
tiaiamif bj aaafatj, to kmg, iit for.}
Af. ios
to took
|p.
iffiaia Vrnf. n CBr. TO, tty
Kidd.SI^'^ 160; Tib -V^Ar.a.Ton. (ad.n-bbrs. rmd:
nnb *bea) kept tha oattto off ikom iBo aaitoe Bald 0a
whiahbawalkad); (ad. ;kaptblmaaK aloof ftamlBa alga
paafra fiaaad). B. BalB. S^, . aoA w.
Bfc^ to dmfia
p.
warty, dtorfatofc. ^JUim,'L%,X(^
KTp (whaa biriflf tha aaafrwet ofaa olifaalt)
wo ara par^
adttod to aaa ap Ika aloak itoaU; .
f.
ifjoa Urad aa am
for traTamagi aad it died oa tka road, joa amgr aaB Im
aaiaaaa, aad Idra aaotter MB for tBa moaaj; ibc'Sa 16
KTp wa maataotan ap tka 8iock,La. joa magr lagr
aaotbar am for tba fwraam, bat aot hire oaou Ik BbuH.
ytrrx 16 Knp
'T!^
( Babk O. & a. L aota S)aad m
for aaiaf 19 tba atoafc, wo aaad aot tak that iaio umr-
oakja* daattuja tka ol(iaet itmir'(Bat o^ iha fraimX
IHpc.'^eirii tola ctoaed ap, mOfteU;to n^Vaia.
aOaikTIDfS. T)R^ProT.III.S7;a.fr.
81
lbs
642
*bj), SbS II, Af.
"^bDit (v. preced.) [to assemble, call
together (cmp.
KDi^sitt),] 1) to call, give a signal. Targ.
Jer. I, 15. Targ. Zeph. II, 15; a. e.
2)
(of the lion) to
roar; to shout, thunder &c. Targ. Ps. CIV, 21,
v. ^^X. lb. I
XXIX, 3. lb. LXXIV, 4; a. e. B. Bath. 5* K^b2>3 KW
nn ')5'^i=? ''r.^Vax v. Ar. s.v. ^S
;
(incon-. in eds.
i^l^Sxls ixb
H-^'J-2) as to a goat, we need only shout at her (to drive
her of3f). lb. '^"^'h^i^^
"""^ ^"'^^ '''*^"' '^^^^i (ed. ^bsi^l, read !
ilsSri^) and need you not a man to shout at her?; [oth.
opin. we need only Jceep her
off,
v. preced.]
T : T :

s";bs, v.^vsi.
i^yb^) V. nextw.
n^'^^S f. (v, 'D.ih'S) box, consisting of movable tenoned
links."^ fosef. Kel.B. Mets. IX, 1 p-J^'^n )>^ '3 the tailors'
box.Pesik.Anokhi, p.
138* '33 DIJWl and put them (the
Cherubs of the Temple) in a box; a. e.Esp. coffin
with
bier. M. Kat. 27% sq.
'33 di'^SSI (not
n3'ib33) and the poor
were carried out on a common bier; opp. 115am; Tosef.
Nidd. IX, 16 xn-'TpSn. Par. XII, 9
'3
"b^
pp
the movable
support of the bier, Maim.
;
(oth. opin.: the ring for keep-
ing the corpse in position). Lam. B. to III, 16
S<3'i?3.
1^
>3, IJ^T
>'2
m. (x6Xk,
-iSo;, only in xa>^i6ocp6po;;
xuXic, V.iXi$, caiix) l) cup. Targ. II Chr. IV, 5. Targ. 0.
Gen. XLIV, 12, a. e. (Var. 'p, v. Berl. Targ. O. II,
p. 16).
Targ. Ps. XI, 6
; a. e.Pl.
)''T'^^-
Targ. Jer. XXXV, 5.
2)
calyx of flowers. PI. as ab. Targ. Ex. XXV, 33, sq.
(Ms. I 'p).
n^bD, u^Tbo, D^m^bDj^^m^bD, corrupt, of
b'l-c^
i!33,
V. '^'b's.
n^bs, n;bi5, ^<;
. . . f. (b. h. n:!=3; ^^3, v. x^^is)
1) kidney. Y.'^B. Mets. II, beg.
8''.
Hull. 55^ i<"'b'13; a.fr.
PI. ni-^Vs, constr. ni^l53. lb. Ill, 2. Ber. 61% a. e., v.
yy\
Tanh. Vayigg. 1
1
, a. e. rn"'^3, v. ^3 II ; a. fr.
2)
the belly of
a stove. B. Bath. 11,11 Sf^lss (Ms. F. a. H. X'^^'^3). lb.
20''
nSU "lUn*!
'3
the protuberance of the belly of the stove
is one hand-breadth beyond the rim ; Tosef. ib.I, 3 ii"^))^^
ed. Zuck. (Var.STi^^S), ni;;^!)3). [R. Hananel : J<i^''3=xoiX(a.]
n^bs, V. n'^'1^3.
T T : TT :
D'^^T^bD, Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. VII, 2, v. tJii^.
Sr^bS f. (^^31 3) cheer, n(S. Targ. Ps.CXIX,116 Ms.
(ed; '1=3 ; h. text I3ia).
TV^y^, t^^^S m. pi. (v. rt^3) [croums, ornaments,']
brides] Y. Ab. Zar. Ill,
42"=
top; Y. Peahl, 15^1.Targ. Y.
Deut. XXIV, 6 )'^\y\
-f
snn (h. text 33-11 D-Vl-i).[Targ. Y.
II Gen. XVIII, 21 n^^bs, v.fTi^ib^S.]
n^^bs,v.n-^v3.
J^^fl^^
f.(nV3) destruction, diminution, extinction. Ab.
V,8 '3^^u:'3S-\ a destructive famine (general miscrop). Y.
Ber. n,
5'^
bot. Snh.
63^ '3
. . . fitT^WIUJ li'^'^nra the enemies
of Israel (censorial change
3ni5>lU"i, euphem. for Israel)
would have been condemned to destruction. Gen. R. s. 10
'3 'pirb .. .. 'ib3'^1 p5< vaykhullu (Gen. II, 1) has the mean-
ing of affliction, of diminution (ref. to the reduction of
the planetary courses after Adam's sin). Ib.s.49 (expl.HP3,
Gen.XVIII,21)
pS'i'^n ')iT3 they deserve extinction; [Targ.
Y. II Gen. 1. c. StlinS TOS n-i^|3, read: X-i-iaa
tT^-J^S
113^'].
Mekh. B'shall., Shirah, s.5'3 . . n"i^a thou hast passed the
verdict of destruction &c.; a. fr.
HD^bD, V. n3-^>3.
J*^^ (5^53) m. (b. h.; Is^S) entire, esp. Kalil, a sac-
rifice
burnt entirely. Sifra Tsav, Par. 3,
ch. V; Men. 5l''
"i-jpn '33 shall be burned as a Kalil. Y. Sot. Ill,
19''
top
^1^33 n3'i-ip is offered as a K. Men. 74='; a.e. Tosef.
Par. I, 2
; Zeb. V, 4 D'^ia'^xls '3, v. m;^''^.
^^^1 ^sT^Jii c. (^^3) 1) circle, wreath, crown. Targ.
Y. n Ex. XXV, 'li. Targ. Num. VI, 7 (h. text "i:?). Targ.
Y. I Deut. XIV, 1 "ii'G"'-i '3 (cmp. b!l3^3). lb. XXXIV, 5
fem. (also nb-^^S constr.). Targ. Is. XXVIII, 5; a. fr.
Sabb. 152% v. l!<Bb"inlI. Gen. R. s. 98, end (ref. to *T^W,
Gen.XLIX, 26) ^iViK'n 'lini^si^S the crown of thy brother.s.
Gitt.
7="
iTin"i3b '3
a bridal wreath for his daughter. B.
Bath. 4% v. X^"^^; a. e.Pl. K^b-^Vs, "(b^^S, "ib^>3. Targ. Y.
Deut. 1. c. Targ. Job XXXI, 36. Targ. Jud. VIII, 26 ed.
Lag. (oth. ed. sing.); a. e.B. Bath.
16'' inb 1"in b'h'2
Ms. M. (ed. sing.) they had wreaths (each dedicated to a
friend).2)
'3 ''al or
'3
coronation tax (aurum coronar-
ium, V. Sm. Ant. s. v.). lb.
8=* '31 '3 i?3-t ^^1r^n3 as in the
case of a coronation tax which they put on the city of
Tiberias. lb.
'3
3>pB (Ms. M. 13133) the tax was repealed.
3) ^-zh-Q
'3
or
'3
melilot. Keth. 77'\ Sabb.
109' '3 in
one dose of melilot.PL
'iB"'>3. lb.
'3
XlU^n five parts of
melilot (Rashi: roses). [Y. M. Kat. II, W^ bot. '("J^S^ '|1355i
^H'h'^h'z, read: St'^b''^ ^3.]
''S>''53 m. pi. (v. preced.) coronation tax. Meg.Taan.II
'3 1^*iL23r:i< the coronation tax was remitted (v. I Mace.
XIII,39); [Scholion to Meg. Taan.: tvreaths, an idolatrous
rite forced upon the Jews by the Syrians.]
J^riT^i), constr. rh'^h'S, v. b-^^S.
n^'^b^f. (b. h. nB>3; 3^3) disgrace, usu. with MlTQ.
B. Bath-Vs*; a. fr.
*]Q^bD, Ex. R. s. 15 Mus., read: "iO-^n ^33, v. -a'^n.
DlD^bS m. (^aXivo^) bridle. Tanh. Balak 13 313^3
(corr.acc.)jNum.R.8.20315iV3; Y'lamd. toNum.XXIlI, 5
quot. in Ar., v. dpQ.Ab. d'R. N. ch. XXIV 1^ la^':: Oiob
b3'i^3 Ar. (ed. d'^W
Q'i'i33, Var. 031^3, corr. ace.) like a
horse which is bridled. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. IV, 7
03"i'b3,
3*131^3, 0'^31^13 (corr. ace). Pesik. R. s. 42 '^3 (corr. ace.)
1'^T^D'^ipS m. (^XaviSiov meant for ^XajxiiSiov, cmp.
03PW MS *
< .T' I,
''
*
f^
D*5j iii.,ia.gy>|,
i
^'
to(blj,rtt>.aite|ipuOw.
II. t>ifli,i* , V. tPV) li^ tloMC Bll. T, M
it l^rtw
's^ wwi tf.KMk. iMit MMl hMi^ mtm Ac, v.'iDM.
n>uu; BitTA Hb'mlBlt Par. lo^ cb. xu. *. * zzv
"'
111* twfl* Miii4 la t.| Y. 1W. Ytll. a** ko. TanC Tar.
V.
H^tr}..-<Okta.llt,t.v.Olft.
toappotethiUMlM;(LMii. l(..)iiifod4B.jolt.fl)OVar4,
V.Ob<^r>^)-Mfr l>til. a 1 7 (ipk o*. DmiL XXXll. U)
enVo

,T''^
Vic 'Vn (vd. rr. CT-V^, corr. Me.) this
wfaw to tiMir (lb RooMM) ohillMvbi; Yalk. Dwrt. M4
TT*T<te.
r*'
v.r. Kll.iX,a,pl.T.fk.8rtop^*wp7M-
' 1. 1, ib. so*": ^^ thb (iMlasm) tololtdUL lb.;
Mtfii.
39*'
*zy 'sm U
'
w i mi (ganaeaU of) aOk, K. 4e. (.
:C). 8bb. S7*. TOMt n. IX (X), 8 -s -WSI KtdUA
I. ToMf. Kl. lLBUi.V. II iVv ad. SMk. CB. & to
1. XXVUI, iiZ).
:j >S (oonlr. of "V njj, t. n>:y crwr and
\ ob. 44* "ptsc ^x 'S tore toward!
> owa ag*. B. Mate, tt* rv* Vsik "S go to battar
^ t%ka T*raoiali fttaa); Brab.71*. B. Bath. IM^
urn away fhrna thU kiad of riaadar. 8lfra
Ihu.S, ch. II V jnb'S Wor tnra thia way. La.
has; (tb.Bnior, Par. IS, eh. XYII 'sn reh ).
. ;i. Par. 7, oh. Xl^ 'a (eorr.aea.); a.a.
~"I~I, rX,':Z^m.(Vlte)l)>a>i oa(iMniiwV\i),
;t>flr<(^m t<>mi^^ to tvmpla. Bahh. Ym,4 (7S^) "HS
-<bb *no,T.Bahh.I>.&a.L
bjr dapOakioo of aadaio
rn:x Na*.
3*
(rat to Utah. I, I -cm
->,....,. '
"ow am TXfS "S % that thia vow
ors to lei: ur growtMidd. ftS^; Toaat ih.
N i.c- (rot tv' the hair aroond the padaada a aridaaaa of
watvn-iiy) (*.<-:?) rrr c^ m
'=
aboat ttiia HDhil I kaow
uothiag.
2) n^fpmrtt mutmamee. Naa. Le. "(vr ^na mstk
1 may say that the kilkul fof tbe Wishnah. t. mpra) mt
supporting the poor.
^O^S.(XUiOMpf^.'*ldraa a
' t) what daas 'ha 4^ ii laWawaa
t
, %u
g
jffif <ya<
mi^w^wi T^^pnihi; iparo^w
^ (Hik ^4 arlHl daaa to mhi *a.t tW
aKJlm^t V. Bl BMfc. IT, trial. T^m, CiMli r^
TT^
iwnip. rfim i<b TtasC ih. III. f) Um
Ml MMahMiV aw^ < Aai. a. v.). Y. Bad. Yl,
fll^i^ I ij.^ aa
'^I'fi
<l
I a^r dk (flaall iAi. Ih.^ V9
sr haL tf aaa flivi^ I < ii. aa
halaH
I ftMl aa If f vaM aMI^ a4,-lh. 3 rH TBI
la B aat aftaa Um aMi lMa a AMI Aye to Me
hjrtoaai*,llM4hafllWy<A.fcr htoii-Y
m, P' tof indb (aavr. aaa.f'.
Y P..^ rifl >i i^
^"P** (T'^lt
faad. irypVt.
^7(
(h.k.}tt8,Va|CtormM^0
iiaff<l%;l>gMifaia. Vaa.*.v.MB. Bar. M^
'a^ 7ns aad provldad Ibr yoa (vhila abva) to
aad gMhaiad jpoa to jaillea.
1> (afk
V48| Ca riw
a crwM
iiT
A<>'. te * ir. Baa. 1. 1 %^99
'''^
i
wfllgiovaarBvaCaaaMtallaMafM', 1 wfllhaaaMir',
.*V^ Y.ih.*l^to
H
'
^Vjy
i1D*rin'tg<Daatfhaiaid,
BIdd. n. ; Bldd. M^^^aqMI
*9
(aaphaak) Mifl Aa hM
a fhO growth af hair (irnMi tha painiOIHmai.
of*^lara^/Kat Midr. TB. to Pa. Tn n-apn Vn
na T'ImUj ^r alhn (laad: t<i4i^ arid iha Laad to Ma
(IMli)^
la U ao I that ittad'ya (Davidlaat wttB it (fea
avavd af Oattalh iipidlii to iha imrj)f~tTha
aaUre aaataaaa la adarfag to ad. BHh.; atotta.L^aatto
fr aa.'rtpip.l
NilMpa^.haif^ th* mffmUL Parfk. B. iu 4 Yfte
3^
'3
(aoi bsSmithjitk waa wpfuitod hy tha waaaa
offlaiapkalh.
>X% Y. V^
HT^TI f. (praead. anO 1)
"an sen rrrrsH 59 (ba
PP***"^ *wV
^
daalfBatad 0Br aaa. Bdqr. lY, 10 (f)
;
Maav. IT. S r^OjA^
ra aapply of fraito fMr tha Babhath (aat far aala). tk.
"ai 'an apnbn ha wha aaiaato ig> to and aa a praMac.
T. ib. FY, ftl^ 'an rem naa "a Sahhalh aappij anit aai
baaold. T.TW.II,aad,4l''3Srr-riB^flgtothapio-
Woa haikat, opfL n^^asL T. Daik 1.
11
hot. ^nv 'a
thara la aa|j om baiirtlhl (of tha late Ikatta) wUeh I
laaarwa he^ Lar. B. a. SS, bag. sran Ve 'a a haAat aff^
Cor a (aal^laet to tithaa am for laarhaoa, r. ios); au
tt.Fl r ttV|i DaBi.TII, 4; a.f^.
^^
(b. h.; T. Vo) I) la lai i iaa#. nayi i n. ia niii ir.
Oca. K,*. A 'St fro fhet
"Wi (aoi 4>D i&fte^ ha agiria
an ia the pniM (Gaa. 1, SI). 8heha.SS^
bb3
644 Dbs
'31 diiman Was when he (in his vow) includes per-
mitted things as well as forbidden things. lb. 24% a. fr.
bbl3 nib-ix, V. *i!|&\v:. E. Hash. IV, 5 ',^^25 ni-^abn ^bl31
and inserts that section of pra3'ers concerning the divine
rulership, v. MsV^; a. {r.Part. pass, biibs, f. nVl^S a) in-
cluded. Y. Pes. V,
32<=
hot, 'Dl
'3 Qia^WS r.Ti^'i
the praise
for the rain-fall is included therein (Ps. CXXXV,
7)
; Y.
Taan. Ill, 67% end.Y. Ber. I, 3= top )'^'bfk^ ni^:mn rnUJS
"jilStheTen Commandments are contained therein.b)
en-
tire, V. ^1^3.-2) to generalize (v. ^^3). B. Kam. 63* "itn
'31
(111!) the text generalizes again.[Y. Ab. Zar. IV,
44*^
top '|i^bl3 . . . 'psnii:, read : '^"lilis, v. ^23.]
Nif. bb35 to he implied, to he stated in general terms,
opp. li^Bs! Y. Sot. VII,
21'*
top ICJ^iSSI sibbsaUJ Di-QI things
which have been stated both implicitly and specifically.
Pi.
'^Y'^
1) io crown. Tanh. E'eh 7 lilp^sai . . . 'pnais tax
iniN when they (the legions) are victorious, they come
and make a wreath, and crown him (the king).2) to in-
clude, imply. Part. pass. bI'DO, pi. D'^lpl^sp enclosed (as
a germ), potential. Gen. E. s. 10 (ref. to iVs'^l, Gen. 11,1)
diU)3J53fl I'll! 'a things had been created potentially, and
then they developed more and more.
[Y. Ber. VI,
10"
top
1^b3i,
read: >ib>a^ v. bba.]
Hif. ^''bsri to crown, finish, perfect. Part. pass, b^sia
Yoma
54'>
("expl, bb30, Ps. L, 2)
'31 I^BIi 'a
']1i2a from
Zion the beauty of the world was perfected (by religion).
[Cant. E. to V, 11, end nbb3la, read: f^^^a!\a, v.
^^.]
~>3
ch. same, 1) to surround, crown. Targ. Cant. Ill,
11.
2)
(denom. of S<|i3) to make tvhole, combine. Y. Meg.
IV,
75''
hot. y\)) "plpbsi 'ji'nm
'(^b do we not again combine
them (the separated portions) ?
Pa. b'^iS 1) to surround, crown. Targ. Ps. V, 13.
2) (v. iibi3, xn^'^3
1) fo 2?repare a bridal room. B. Mets.
101
**
rTi"iSb iT^]?i'3 if the owner of the rented dwelling
gave it to his son as a bridal room (Eashi: if he was
making preparations for his son's wedding, and needed
the dwelling for the young couple). Gen. E. s. 70 ; Yalk.
Gen. 125 fi''b (IT^a) 'pb^Sa 11.1 J^ali ^^13 the whole day
they were helping him to prepare the bridal chamber
(decorating it).
Af. ^'Isas to crown, surround. Targ. Ps. LXV, 12. lb.
cm, 4; a. e.[Kidd. SI** tT^^^sa, read : ^tib "^^Sa, v.
i>3
1.]
Ithpa. ^^sn^x, ^Is-^X, Ithpe. V'^bS'^N 1) tobe crowned, to
adorn one's self. Gen. E. s. 34, beg. (expl. Ps. CXLII, 8)
'31 113 Isi^iSSn*] the righteous shall adorn themselves with
me.
2) to be led into the bridal room, he married, Meg.
27^ '31 ra-i '31X "^S when his son E. was to marry.
^>3 m. (preced. wds.)
1)
general rule, principle. Sifra
K'dosh., Par. 2, ch. IV (ref. to Lev. XIX, 18) Isns
'3
til
'31
this ('love thy neighbor as thyself) is the most im-
portant principle in the Law. Sabb. VII, 1. Hull. Ill, 1
'3n nt this is the general rule; a. v. fr.Trnsf.bbsa, b'b'2'b
under the influence of.
Sifr6 Num. 157 GS53 '3n n^nUJ "^B^
tl12>l3 '3^
X3 because he was under the influence of anger,
he came under the influence of mistaken judgment; Yalk.
ib.786;a.fr.
2)
community. Ber.49'' '3n
la....^^
nbisn^ a
person must never exclude himself from the community
I
(by saying, 'Praise ye', instead of 'Let us praise'). Mekh.
I
Bo.,Pi8ha,s.l8'3V3rT|a....!!<i::irnU''Sblandas he excluded
j
himself from the community (by saying 'you') &c.; a.e.

I
3) total, sum. B. Bath. 123 '31 nnx ",^^31 as their sum
j
total you find seventy (Gen. XLVI, 27), whereas the de-
1 tailed record counts only sixty nine.
4)
generalization,
statement by implication, opp. aiB specification ; inclusion,
I
comprehension under a class. Ber. 26'',
a. fr. '3p lyi is,
I V. n?.
Sifra introd.
'31 '31 13-iBa ::nB1 '3a interpretation
based upon a general law followed by specification, or
specification followed by generalization. lb. fT'niU "Q'l ^3
'31 '33 when a law is once laid down in general, and in
another place a specification is given (e. g. Lev. VII, 37,
a. ib. 20), it is stated specifically not for its own sake
alone, but as applicable to the whole class. Ib. beg. '3a
'31
p
nnx "iX '31 12IBI if a general rule is followed by a
specification and this again by a generalization, you must
be guided by the specification (e. g. Deut. XIV, 26), Tosef.
Sot. VIII, 10 ; Sot.
37=> '31 '33 ^IIX . .
'33 -5113 'blessed be'
was pronounced on Mount Gerizim in general (corresp.
to the general curse, Deut. XXVII, 26) and was specified
(corresp. to ib. 15
25);
'cursed be' was pronounced on
Mount Ebal in general (ib. 26) &c. ; a. fr.'3a by implication.
Ned. ll^a.fr.p ISaiUJ nnx 1!xV'3a from no you understand
yes.v.'in.Pes.l6'"31 tnb^Sa n^inina which was permitted
(dispensed with), by implication, for a community (if un-
clean, derived fr. Num. IX, 2, v. Pes.
77"^).
Hull.
37'^
'3a
'31 riBIMl this proves by implication that Vrefah is not
the same as &c.; a. v. fr.

'3 . . . ix^ not at all (cmp. dibs).

Ib. 20'^; a.fr. [Mekh. Bo, beg. T\^'-Qrh '3, read: 'h^,.']'
PI. nibis {fem.). Naz. 48'\ Sot.
37''.
Erub.
27=^
"plaS l-iN
'31
'3n "ja from general rules (the use of the word ^53, as ib.
Ill, 1) we must not derive anything, not even when an
exception is stated (as there may be other exceptions);
a. fr.Ex. E. s. 32, beg. d''>^3.
)S^^3 ch. same. Targ. Y. Deut. XXVII, 26
'33
Kn3'-i3
'31
blessings in general &c. (v. Sot.
37=*
quot. in preced.).
Sabb. 147% a. fr. 1'T^3
'3
^itn aipi take this as a rule.
B. Mats. 103^, a. e. rtia1 '3
the general rule is &c. Hull.
95* lan^x '3a x^s* nan^x irii'iB3 xb "y-n i<n this opinion
of Eab has not been delivered explicitly but only arrived
at by implication ; Ber.
9=^;
a. fr.Yeb. 2l'' S<in '31
is this
rule without exceptions?Shebu.
26*
'31 i'iinxb'3 i^nxthe
generalization (after specification) has the effect of in-
cluding &c. ; a. V. fr.P/. "pbbs, i!<;>^3, "^^bs. Y.Ter.I,
40"^
'3 i3ni libbs ('^^133) tr^b the^ general rules' of Eabbi (in
the Mishnah; expressions like bb3n tlT or hzli, ^3 &c.)
are not without exceptions. Keth. 60* '31 bii3n '3 i;nb . . xb
do not heed those rules which my brother.. . laid down.
Gen. E. s. 33 [read :]
')13iK 'pb'^KI 6<nii-iix"l '3
^3 . . . ti^bx
ixb33-l xn3bn (v. 'Eashi' a. 1.) he taught Eab ... all the
general rules (of interpretation) of the Law, and these be-
came the guiding laws of the Babylonians.
u53 (b. h.; cmp. Kbs) to be restrained, to be retired.
Nif. 13^33 to be retired, (cmp. ttS) to be put to shame,
be rebuked. Ab. d'E. N. ch. IX (ref. to Num. XII, 14)
b'^ai 'T dtewu that she should live in retirement for seven
0^9
MA

i\
i, ) >*
I
Alol M .lit -'Ut tmiimf
1
1
r
-,.
, nrr-j . Wot. i-
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t i '':.\\rz \m bit igriwi
l/^/* D^Vsn to AMW to HlMr0^ to i
o4 Im 4t4 aei noM Imt. 1%.^ te
(ihy aMKiiw) tiNvw Uf
oTMMMgr
4 in ilijr |<rMM, M4tlMNi4MilaiipfWill
1 < TUl. to Pt. t Y. I S1
rr^f
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8C7^5tt.-jyi9.
^Z*.
eV99 M
>rf
Y. t)Mi.XXIX4 Ute^far.ista,
^.
Tmi. tln.XX,M. lb. I,
)i**;lb.^OMl
//;.
I tM pal to
(Um old MM); ib. notoo Hvn
i
1, 14. IWg. U 8MB. X, { I
*jr:h
^
k:::^.
Kt. (lU. note, ad. IR^q.T.).
C^^>3 m. (](Xa|&&0 fl>fam>t, 9f$m^9
cImI (t. 8m.
.). TlaoML to 0a. XXV, 23; U, qool. in Ar^
...|>. to lb* Jawiab gmniMnt r^ r. rV^^. Tbnb.
> tytni, vd. Bob., SI [rMd:] psea ^Via rrn ... tnorti ^
'99
OT)^^ VObn 08338 p^ (T. (b. DOUt IM; ISft) M
long M b M on Um tond, b tnvalkd fai * wmm
onunon toldtor^ elonkX Y^mb 1m wtorad to tok ottat^
" pat on ib obbunja; Qa. R..50,baf.pU&llp:i..)3B3;
< v.ltt.S6 7ag6p=...'pc:; Yalk.0a.Mr'dbp9...'feaa
I
. a : rsxVsa .
T3
or TwVfp),
Sr^^,
^
r. (ooUoet. novn; a dinlMt. adApi. of b.
=
;:, T. n:*;) [n^(h^, emp. G&oJ tvmiiii. Twig. O. Bk.
Mil, ts tq. 'p (ood. 10 'a, . Bri. Tbiy. O. II,
p. S1)l
-
-Vt, -p. TiMg. T. ib.
T?.
Bar. 51* "3
... . Mumu from
tidkn oomM fOMip, from ra
y
tfurfn. Hidd. SO*
'3
"l"^!,
Y. l\a;; VlII, 20" bot, . brs.
It-' I
-
X"
"
ni*r
^
lu. pi. (yXavt'dtov,-ta)/fair elMfttfcrvoMB.
Y. Sabb.' VI,V bot.
'2
(expL micm, Is. UI, 19; not 'S).
IPMPil^
Ifrti'faV
^'' T.<. 1.x ILXIV. U{ .k
ttnk Yl,n'a^.: faaa to4 llto
* rr^r rrvM 1 1s ilM iM # aiMM faMiMviiW tiMii
ilMU*f>i V. llMiwll,fHlaf ^W9(iLi^.-?
D^nitSp^
y" riB|p!39 Midi
prgrtjc-. pL YifntTVui
/.r.* ^ ,-
.
Lav. B. a. n
'91
r'nep r *> ^rvi (aaar. naa^ I v
la riiiaitliaii to A*. raia.B.fcfll
>(aan.aaa.)i Ib. 9^^H 90^ (aam
afllWfftoCUa, a.Lc
ranp^V (Ar. a v. "TUP : r-TAsplV. ak
qrria. yI X
aakalats lr< . /..XAa,, \,
M*cnp9Bi ^(i
to Ifaf. Ttea. daAmag ar v.:
uv^up
aofTvp!* af OMtaQnta.]
K:'"?S. 'r:,
%
t alM-li. r^ Mr;
hm. Tuf. I*. liXl, 10 (ad. WD. tsipf^ Th^. 0bl Zl,
SI ; a. fr.Qitt. 51* Vt lOm ^pSo'ttl B vWa iWy
lad tofth bfida aad groam fai pioiiiwiua B. BaikL I4t*
rrr&f hi>
daH*"*
tow. IfalL It* 7V1 influi lOm
tba* gold vara of tba da^hlar44Bv of Van (wMak waa
fanad to bava loaiia vaigbi); a. ft,(btg. lob XT, at
frriKf\ . ar^L)il Kr|ii
"^fl* iilt'
*" *^

Itef. J. Yn, S4w--llalL La.

TfTfi
1VTi lem dMgaU
(bj whiah tbay vaar ofX Kaib. IT*
'3
^sp *s ibay
i baftm (Iba paaaaariaw oO bfidaik TabcSl^nrte
~n Ibi ilaagbiaiB la laa iif Ihi biiaw nf tv^tn
tbara vara wHaa af hta da^htav^agaa aad vfiaa afkto
aea% aaa4.T. rr^
7^

]TI^Y.IL
U.
II.5rtopknad:TT^
KZ22, rnZS (T.
-3
a. s) I) (failo <by -Q Bbe flat
w4iirA.' Targ. Jad. XI, M a. ft. (Dm-: *? "^fl^
Ka9TV>
''SttS
646 2tt3
2)
(mostly tn^i) how! how many!, how much!, how long!;
(also'interrog.) hoic much? &c. Targ. Ps. CXXXIX, 17.
lb. XXXV, 17; a. fr. Gen. E. s. 6 'D", rr^lUBS '=
how the
soul of this man's (my) brother is now chopping cedars
and sawing &c. (is in the agony of death) 1 (Midr. Sam.
ch. IX; Talk. Ps. 743, only
'=1 ni;UB3). Yoma 22\ v. "^Ipn.
Ber. U'''^! 5<"'bS'a 'D how excellent &c. B.Mets. 86* 'p-i33 'i
'z^ how many cakes of nardus do we owe to &c.! M.
Kat.
16"'
':l mni
'3
^3 as long as &c.; a. fr.Y. Ab. Zar.
II,
41='
top bap
"i^S
how many of them did he kill?
'^^^I2!D (v. preced.) as much as. Yoma
43'^
'O"! p-^D^I 'D
(Var. n^D) as much as a fox carries (on its feet) from a
ploughed field; (Nidd.
65'^ pit5^13).
nas, V. N03.
n!S3, n!S3h.(preced.wds.)l)^o?(> much?,hoio many?
Kidd.
'9''
'31 "(ms nniX
'3
ho-w much (dowry) wilt thou
give &c.? Ber.
14=* '3
IS" up to how much? lb.30'' nn;i5i
'3
'3l how long must he pause between &c.?; a. fr.2) how!,
how many!, how much! Sabb.
12'' 'z^ iiS'i cbllS
'3
how
grand are the words of &c. ; a. fr.

'31 'z nnx h^, v. ins.

3)
(I don't know) how many, many. M. Kat. 1
6'^
'^ma'^X
1'i3Bl3 Til '3
I should have destroyed many Davids for
his sake. Y. Keth. V,
30'
bot. tJiai '3
"inxb after ever so
many days. lb. '3
"^BX even much longer; a. fr. [Y.
Succ. I, 51^ top n-cO-Q maa, prob. to be read: n^ax
'3^ =
t3"i"ni:2>n ib.]
nlna^, D^nas,
vn^?
"'??
c.pi.(np3<o&eAof,
<o thirst, long for) a kind of mushroom, morils. Gen. R.
s. 69, beg. (ref. to nnD, Ps. LXIII, 2) 'pSS-Q ',11 l^bn
'33
'31
like those morils which look out for water; Yalk.
Gen. 119 ni^npM (not 'XD3); Yalk. Ps. 786 mx:33nx3 (corr.
ace). Ned. 55''; Y. Maasr. I,
48'^
top, nii-i::B1 '3
morils
and truffles which are not planted; Ber. 40*'; a. fr.
pnD!3 ch. same. Y. Bets. V, end.
63'
^1^5
(b- h.; V. 11193) as, like. Yalk. Ex. 246 aab IWpn
')Dl!<
'3
they made their hearts hard like stones (Mekh.
B'shall., Shirah, s. 5 pX3). With suffixes : "iJI^S,
?i"^3
&c.
like me, like thee &c. Ned. 9'^,
v. ni^3. Mekh. 1. c, s.
8;
a. fr.V. niiQS.
j
lUDj a word in a charm formula. Sahb.
67"
(v. next
wds.).
11123 m. (b. h.'jia?, V. '1^3, cmp.STsn) cumin. Dem.II, 1.
Ter. X, 4
'31
b^
'33 with cumin stalks of T'rumah.
b^Dl^3, lJ<2l/23 ch. same. Targ. Is. XXVIII, 25; 27.
Ab. Zar. 29% v. n;;1'12.

P/. X*3ia3, 131^3. Sabb.

67"
5<''3103 (Rashi : ^3123 ; Ms. M. sing.), v. xn3ia I.
Sj 1^3 m.
(')P3)
insicliousness, crafty plan. Targ.Y.
II Ex^ XXI, 14 (h.'text na-lS').V. K3-23.
rilQ3 (=nx 123, cmp. ni3) like, as. Y. Maas. Sh. IV,
54*^
^5la &<irnu
'3
according to the selling price. Sabb.
5P,a.fr.(in) S<inffi '3
in its natural condition (raw). Keth
1
7"
N'^rnU
'3
fib3 the bride at weddings must be praised
according to her perfections (without exaggeration); a.
fr.

"With suffixes : "^Mas, ^jni^S &c. like myself, like thy-

self &c. B. Mets.
59b
'3
nzbii dX if the law is in accord-
ance with my opinion, v. ri13. Y. Ned. I,
36*^
bot. ia"ii
'3
'31
may there be many like thee &c.
;
(Bab. ib.
9^^
^p^3).
Ber. V, 5, a. fr. ini^S mx h^ IPllbUJ a man's messenger is
like himself, i. e. action by proxy is legal; a. fr.
nin^as, n^n^

, ]^r}^

,
v. sub r^^^.
i ImU) a word in a charm formula. Sabb. 67*.
i<5^m, V. X3a3.
Snp^DD, V. npp3.
^^as, V. ^?3.
niij3, m.(Pers.Kamakh, Arab.Kamali, Fl. to Levy Talm.
Diet. II, 4522) Kamakh, a Persian sauce of milk, curdled
milk &c.; cmp. nFi13. Nidd. 5l''
'3^ tT^lirs'n TOii dill in-
tended to be put into the h.
SDQD ch. same. Pes. SO"* Ar. (ed. NPims). Ib.
76''
Ar. (ed.'!!<nni3). Hor. 12* Ms. M. (ed.'ni3). Hull. 112*; a.e.
1D3, V. XB3.
JU3
(cmp. 1^3) [to he heated in the ground,] to he
hidden, lie in ivait.
*Fi. '1^3 to hide fruits in the ground. Maasr. IV, 1
'laSTsn Mish. a. Bab. ed. (Ms. M. "iiasian, Y. ed. "I23an,
v. ^?3).
Hif. 'p'^Sfi to keep ivitnesses hidden, a proceeding ap-
plied only against seducers to idolatry (v. !T^p?). Snh.
VU, 10
'31 dilS lb 'pS'i^Sp the court puts witnesses in wait
for him behind an enclosure. Y. Yeb. XVI,
15''
bot.; a. e.

Y.Snh.Vin,21'^ top'311'ilS 'p^^ti he who keeps witnesses

hidden (while eliciting a confession of indebtedness from
his debtor), has done nothing, i. e. the confession has no
legal consequences.
^23 ch. same. Targ. 0. Ex. XXI, 13; a. fr. Part.
1-1^3, t.
t<3ir3 (X3ri3). Targ. Jer. IX, 3
'3
"jMri (h. text
apS-i 3pr). Targ. ProV. VII, 12.Koh. R. to IV, 14; Midr.
Till, to Ps. IX, V. bsips.
Pa. 'pas to hide, cover. Targ. Prov.X, 18 'j'^ri?^ Ms. (ed.
'j'"25o Eif.). Part. pass. '|ia3'2 lurking. Targ. Lam. Ill,
10 (ed. Amst. "jSisp; h. text 3"nfi<).
^/.j-irisx
1) same, V. supra.-2) as preced. Ifi/'. Snh.29'J
aj, V. "jlSBSl.
iSju3 f. (preced. wds.) ambush, trap; insidiousnessi
Targ.Vud.IX, 35. Targ. II Sam. XIII, 32 (ed. Lag. XS'inS ; h.|
text na'^U:); a. e.

Pl. i<^3^3, constr. 1.3^3. Targ. I ChrJ

I, 20 (ed. Lag. i<3ia3). Targ. Ps. X, 8; 10.V. XSiaS.
roi9? ft47
n)t)!f
r. ti Mm*.- n r^ra. xm. Hmm^ mi ... pi
"9 no
TW

''ilk M Ml
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tliab.. p. IM^ (rr. m.).
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ehr. KAT* p.M). & Itaili. IU*> *a nry
fkk of
I)<
<n
17. V. 1 ffptatt^ ahU,
tf^i.my. Htg.Y.II Lv. .^Aiii. .*
.'<
ilMt if ablt (or
of iMlequai*
t)
to Awl. TMf. Y. Ooo. XX, II. Tnrg.
IIBiui* lOhr. XVII, II '9 leitr^ 1 Ml
1Q?
(b.b,v.lwj|,w^09|)l)[i*Mr.lloM'^
(v. <ryb I), to fTMlMt ftrfatft
y
Mil wftw fa
y y
/HmMi
ty MwrfftyroiiiNl rfortf or ly wr
y
twto flW ww. TmiC.
Mott. IX. 10 ;n^ r?Bfbi . . mi6 (Vr.
'
,
^
u^v ilv did
BOi eol tb gnpco and lot tbom ihriak (bofor* poitii^
tbotn in tho prMt), bat ootoad liwodJotoly prwiid iboa.
a Mota. w^ T^ mma ^Aos? idf^ (Ar. "vt^ H, v. Bbb.
D. 8. . L nolo 90) tho biboror mMt not bido grmpM ta
tbe fTotind (to mI ihtm AAonrarda).
S)
(tnMl) to wtofc,
"HAnf.Dnom. ~::'<S II.t) to tojr a froji. t. lafrm.
K
<t8%
HJA
-r*?yi
1) to Atff Im IA grmmi, ktaL
>liuir. IV. I. T.
T^f
a MoHl I. ^ V. wapnu^i) (dow.
of-1W2) fo taif a Irop, Mt ToMf.Yob. XIV.I
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ItW
"U; Yob. !
/
inuju
-5^; Y.
i>V -<?S? 1) to i*nnk, fall in y Mr |!wl oflktktti,
'uvih!r inward, Y. a Moto. X, b^. I* ""S^
"5
If Ibo
M
1 1 in lik o (toaaoo, opp. fV^
be.
S)
(uwf.)
=r:ir% to i fttnl oocr, to fM emm
p
tmim (cap.
V lk.Qo. IftOSfSr Vs Ttmrwp)Joa^ih wao HMivod
to oompoMon; (Toa^. Vajri0. 4
*^
ia&VO).
*)S cb. mno, 1) to Atile, ibwp wttrm (oono^ to k.
T?^).
Y". 8bb. rV, beg.
^
(rcod:] *>
1
"
W^y^
^"^^f^
lb* -SI "a FTC? pat it in Ao. alloU.74* '^rrzn -r^r:
"s^ requiring heating (of grapee) and conying lo tbo
]
J) to sArtnib, 6c wvtUtd. Poa. 56* ircra nsM iM
shrinking and drying up of tbo aMOi (from lying over
too long).
3)
(with T'cm aa ol^cct) to fled mmjmmmw.
Targ. T. Deat. XUI, 18. Targ. Ps. CTXVU, 10. [Sdd.
8l^ T. "^ttit.]
roMi ^i^Mllb.|
-:
rHs wtIMM Ubo
lb^
B. to n. t
*>
'9 rm . . nHTB
-
lMMvlUk...'r'9rr94oeo tamd . . . aowM to
bo vHMfod Ail More !
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7v^fff<
cd. Ug. (otfi. odL TwnHgi) dmnl lig) whitk
laofiM aoiwoorilMlrcfcoclMB.
ISl(b.k.;T.^i;)M. tfM Bor.ii^^9ni:i
aM M o nod; o.v. fr.p ai^ p ai tbm, v. m.
-
n:^
fhr mekm
f
iym. Y. Mmol ib. D. AJ^ boc 6 r*-! t
OMoUy oMpiofid AwcMk a pwpooik T. Wnk. TU, ki.
M^ 6 Tvr" M devoted U lo mmA Aa^s kr<r. "sn *r*.
v.rjl.
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I
,)! HUD*. Tarf.la.LI.1. Tftu ^>
> ' l,lt{a.fc.
-Br.ll^"r*
*
-^ aad laagbi R. iO. 4c.; a.y.fr.-
pn^eoa- rltif;flcr/cre Ytet.lllam.11,1;
a. f^.lb. XXU, 47 , a. ciMl pS9^
h^
r;39
ftMa
BOW aad ftvtbor oa^k^HrTCU YWf.lKtag)iXIT,
14.Y.Sabb. XIT. 14^
p
rrrcTS
*^
aaM (dbnotl bdM
B.J.; Y. b.Sar. 11.40' prr4rm.lbi.bol. pi^rmr
Id Ua rather dio Ihaa do tbii (idolai^cw eon); a. ftv
Y. Bar. III,I^ toppxinp^ (v. pwcod) it b far lAto pv
poao that wocaaio bora (to bo raarfaiod oTdcailD.
;;
V^
pS;%.W,
P^^^
"-^T3*
jOaici^
ra|.)ltllM^iadaidf Y.Poah II, IT* boi.
'=
i6 ^IcihM
of (XoJbatitittlMB.Ih.III.ir'iop'aftaMCftarmi;
ih. n, bi. It' MTPOra 'a (aet '3) oo to tho MiihMh lo ho
read. T.a Ifota. ni. big. fl* ^ TV)
hi if tkto bo ao; a. fr.
T H, with caff. -1^ a. (b^; 73 or?S> l) laoe;iMi#i
real. OaaL a to 1. 1 (rtC to vin nrr\ 1 Cagi lU; IS)
; kr . . . ohm tha dnaa (alWr ho awvka)
aadiag oa its ftroa alaad (waa ralaad); Yaft KiagilW.
YomaV,
Sk aq.
'^
'S V9 vren ho ad it dowa oa tho siMdL
TooaH KoL a Hola. II, 17
p
,'tnu veiaab that bavo
hict thair rat; a. tr.^ ft yg, rinaali .
^
KaLXl,!.
MSS) 648 ^53
Trnaf. social status. Yeb.
77*'
in|3a PiTTia a proselyte of her
own status, i. e. born after the conversion of her parents
both of whom were of the same nation.

2)
(cmp. "yfD
Pi.) ruler. lb. XII,
8
; Tosef. ib. B. Bath. VH, 12 nwm prt
(Var. KSStil) the ruler and that which is ruled (the writ-
ing material); oth.opin.: the ruled material and the ruler;
[oth. opin.: (cmp. aTaOfx6<;) the baseoi the scales and the
scales
;
oth. opin. the strike and the measure.]
S3S ch. same, 1) base, fixed place, line.

Fl. K''^|3.
Ber.
57*^1^ iini'^3D:2 (Ms. M. 13:3) he saw them (in his dream)
in the regular places (as planted in the field). V. XfiSS,

2)
Jcanna, a small measure (v. preced.). Keth. 99''; Meil.
2l'' tiai^Ba 'd
'3
each k. for a P'rutah (no reduction for
larger quantities).

PL
*iS3. Ib.
S|S louse, V.
Xf
3. [Targ.Y. II Gen. XXXVIII, 26 WaS
some ed., read: W^^S.]
1502 m. (prob.='"p1'^a5a) a kind o{ chervil. Sabb.
109'^
'31 'a yhy^i^ Ms. M. (ed. -lilSlaN, Ar. ^553; Bashi ed. Sonc.
11553, V. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.) elaiogaron, kangad and theriacon
are good for &c., v. t^^^i^'^?. [Ar.:=hantal, cucumis colocyn-
this; Low Pfl. p. 294: =Kav<ipa artichoke.]
Cs M
33
J m. (xdlvooi;, Pers.) a goicn with wide sleeves.
PI.
i'^33.
M. Kat. 24* '^3H^
'3
"ld"^^n Ar. (ed.
''313 -itJi-in;
Ms. M. "iSa 1*152 'Ism, iSia being a gloss to our w.).
SIDS II m. (dial, for X'n?, cmp. K'n^SW) pitcher, pot.
[Pes. lil^, V. 5<'iS3.]P;.
i?33.
Pes. SO*''!: i3at^ sellers of
earthen ware. Ib. !l3ii'i336< is^at II^X (not
i3i"i
.
.
; Ms. M.
isn-ijhiat llirx) set a fair price on your pots. Hull.
48"'
'3 '3 ITjiip'i
lungs upon which there are pot-like excres-
cences.

[Ber. 40^^,
v. IJ^^SS.]
cSpl mJ3 m. Kandoka, surname of one Minyomin.
Hull.49''. [Kashi: dealer in pottery, cmp. Syr. i<p1133, P.
Sm.l764; v. PL to Levy Talm. Diet. II, 452'\]
nns, V. .1513.
T .' T
n52 f. (v. 1311) 1) base, stand. Kel. VII, 6 ntt 1^13
'31 '3in he places the base of a stove between them; [oth.
opin. he puts a ruler between, measuring a straight line.]

2) ruler or ruled material. Ib. XII,

8, v. '(3 II.
n3!3, Pi.
nsi3,
V. 133.
T T T '
CsnjS (v. 133 ; cmp. EzralV,
9 ; 17) of
the same class,
rank.PI. !!ti*nD3. Kerith.
3'^
Timnssa ')inni Wn Ar. (ed.
'jini33inK, ']ini33'ia,
V. W313) the redactor specifies them
among their classes.
nri"jS (preced.) K^navatha, an adaptation of the
name of a Babylonian festive time and fair. Y. Ab. Zar.
I, 39'3'l 131331 i^na; cmp. itnii3|rx.
^^5?, S^^15?,v.'2i3.
\\y^f
pi. I3'^?'i53, V. missis.
NJ uS m. ('133) a (fire) stand, a portable brazier, v.
fiS3. Bets'! 21^; Sabb. 47^
"j
IJS (preced.) an adaptation of a Babylonian festive
season and fair., v. rtni133.
&I55, v. D1I13.
S^D132>, N'^D^5''!S m. (C153 I) crowd, assembly (cmp.
a^m^. Targ.Y.Num. XXXin,'25 (transl.nibnp?:)
'3
inx.
Sabb. 60^ '13
N31X there is a large gathering (in syn-
agogues &c.). Ib. !!t"i1DiX1
'13
gathering on a day when
labor is not permitted. E. Hash.
27''
Xin qG3-i
'13
^3 all
signals for assemblies were blown on silver horns. Yoma
5ja
/22 ^pj^ ig offered by large crowds, Gitt.
11=* iST3"iX1
'3
Ar. a. Eashi (ed. S<nxiS>l33 j)Z.) popular assemblies of gen-
tiles, opp. niN3-l3>, V.
is-i^'.
B. Kam.ll3=* !i3iBi:3 ISIi'lls 131
is your gathering (v. nlbs) held for your individual benefit?
(Var. v.
!:i33
I).PL xn^iBISS, v, supra.
"ll53, "ll5'^!D m. (b.h.; prob.fr.
"1^3 with 3 inserted,
V. "13'13,'cmp. i^asiPi) lute, cithern. Arakh.
13'' W"ipa h^
'3
'31 the kinnor of the Temple was seven-stringed. Ber.
3''
; Y. ib. I,
2^ '31 ilbn iiin '3
David had a lute suspended
&c. Snh. 101* '31 '33 -{isa i31Sli5S> thy children made me
(the Law) like an instrument upon which the scoi'ners
play; a. ix.PL niliS3, Ciilir3,
'i3.
Arakh. 11,5. Shebu.
15*'.
Kinnim III, 6 '3b lisa
i32
its small bowels are used
for strings for the cithern; Ab. Zar.
47* '3b ina Ms. M.
(ed. ril-ixsb). Pesik. E. s. 26; a. e.
S'llSlD, '15^2,
^^"35? ^^- ^*"*- ^*^^- ^"- ^^'
^^
(v. Berl. Targ. 0."n, ^^l). Targ. Job XXX, 31
'|i3
(ed.
Wil. '33); a.fr.PZ.X^:ir3, 'ji'lSS, '23,
'i3.
Targ.Ps.XCII,4.
Targ.Y. Gen. XXXI, 27 (0. 'iiasn, v. Berl. 1. c. p. 12). Targ.
Is. XVI, 11 (ed. Lag. sing.); a. fr.
niJjtlljlD? m. (\2:33) sweeper. PL "^Xiijiss. Hull. 60^
V. nxnibt.
''DD, riDS, Pi. nss, nsi3 (b.h., v.
'i?
I) l) to qualify, de-
fine',
to surname, to nickname; to modify an expression,
circumscribe; to compare. B.Mets.58'' '313>1 diU nw^n he
who calls his neighbor by a nickname. Shebu. 36* n|3 cir-
cumscribe (use the third person as euphemism). Sifre Num.
84, a. fr. 2ir3n
'13
the Bible modifies the expression (to
'
avoid anthropomorphism, e.g. Zech. II, 12
13ij>
for 1313").
Meg. IV, 9 nii"i3>2 ri33?3n he who modifies (symbolizes) in
translating the laws of incest (e. g. Lev. XVIII, 7, 'uncover
not thy parents' weakness or disgrace'). Yalk. Num. 771,
V. jiliiibiS; a. fr. Part. pass, nstto. Tanh. Ki Thissa 17
(ref.tod1i<n,Ps.LXVIII,19) d^iia hWTa '373 (noto^ixb) the
name of Moses is here disguised by the substitute Adam.
[Yalk.Ps. 832 n3l353, v. "iSS.]
''3D, Pa. 153 ch. same. Targ. Y. Gen. IV, 26.Shebu.
36* 131335; nV we must not modify the (Biblical) expression
(to avoid cacophemism).[Bets.
33^' KiSS^a, read:
:]i330,
V. t)33 I.]
Ithpa. iSSinx, Ithpe. i33ns< \)to be surnamed. Targ. Is.
I,4._*2) to associate one's self (v. Nn33). Targ. Ez. XXIX,
7 '31 "jifiniissmxi when they form an alliance with thee
(h. text tJlUSra; Kimhi quotes a Var. ')inms>33nK3, v. 3>33).
i^"'
35,
JJ^n"lD D m. Kanya Parva, name of an un-
clean'bird. HuU.
62'' IIDN 'B
'3
Ar. (ed. "iiGX 'B i-iU5 i<i312).
"r;:
M9
W?
Hi
f
VI
ft
b>
(mat--
. I 'an 9tg i ordario |iftM ilM fivto
'nvtky.-ti, r%n3. Mi4r. THI. to r. XXlll
II'
B) krr/ttmjf m
8tiM. VII. U .. . - ... , ..,..-,
4)
Mmi. 7^ iaiareh. wtUi n^^il a. fK^
>^rC^IDi Tuff. rniT.XXV.ta
t,ir.rTni^, (Y.
^??'in.(^9)/4FM^fIArHiv.Tirg.ai>Mt
^v-
-
TtoM' HObr. VII, (h. txt rro).
(iMTiHWy. Tah'. o
(i*n, I, 10 ma
V{
*
;^
ro (h. toit
rrp::).
Turs. K*. X\ \V. i(d. AmM. t?^)- Taig. Jod
I, U. Trg. IH. XLVIIl. I.' (MMM ad. w:!^?^. tu lasi
p^); . fr.
Y. r#*h I, i&< rricT 's fVi yrn diall I
cjill iiiMUnff ftftnt hintt; a. a.^S)
"3
or
'3
Pr:
r3)
ywdj^iyiM, dUo/4oMaiu Targ. Bl XI. It; a. Ar. Y. M.
Hut. Ill, 81^ boc
'3
Kin 'vap bafora a eartaia lyw^ogaa.
7*';
a. Ar. r3'^ "S fiW* Oraal fljyaiyyiif,
gfw
^ly
yart. . r^,
Trf. Cant. !. ft; a. .PI. W.
^
'
A
v.
p;
T^h?b ITTf
V- Ktl- IX, 8t* top 'var. ii:nM.M
*:
"^r? t1if>\ iodimmI 111*
ftiaaral prowoton
if
buvn ttmaa
S
Y. K*ib. XII,

7rc3 (corr.
32=.
..
=W-
t-- '<*inpi.78 a-r*::-:
053 650
m
'Sa "iS^Sil the flock is gathered again. Neg. IV, 3 'aa when
the hairs on the leprous spot are close together, opp."it1Sa;
a. fr.
Sif.
C>*i33ri to bring in, to lay in, store up; to introduce,
pass; to initiate. Lev. R. s. 9 in^ab lb*'33ri he invited him
to his house. Ex. R. s. 20
'=1
"O"^??"? "^JSt DX if I lead them
now into the land. lb. 'z^
13"'i
"n he stored his wine in
the cellar. Men.
97'*
'ol Hip O'^JSiai and passes a tube under
it. Sabb.
118'' '31 IT' 'n put his hand under his belt. lb.
taiii "^V^iyq who usher the Sabbath in (with prayer). lb.
IST'^'m ini"aS 'iO'^??'!'^ to initiate him into the covenant
&c. (v. supra). Y. Yeb. I,
3''
bot. 'z^ ilUX^
TT^^^
^^^
"^""^
you want me to put my head between two great mount-
ains. Mekli. B'shall., Shir., s. 6 ti'^sap Stbl K''Sna 5t^ neither
lets escape nor receives, v. lis ; a. fr.
Hithpa. G?3nf7, Nithpa. ^I'sn 1) to assemble, meet, be
reunited. Taan.
27*'
ri"n:3^ "ppSSnTa meet at the synagogue.
Gen. R. s.39, a. e. 'Z^ hz 'pCJiDna CiX if all human beings
were to join for creating &c.; Cant. R. to I, 3 "plUSSna.
Mekh. B'shall. s. 6
'=1
niOJSnTa m^bsn 'pX the diaspora
will be reunited only as a reward for faith ; a. fr.Gen.
R. s. 12, beg. ,*'X2T''l '(iDDSna; (Koh. R. to II, 12 I'^DSrs)
they go in and out.2) to gather, become closer (v. supra).
Neg. I, 6 nOsSna the sore gathered.
D^!D ch. same, 1) to gather, receive. Targ. Ps. XLI, 7
Ms. (ed. ::]23, h. text
yyp).
Targ. Esth. IV, 16 (Targ. II Esth.
ib. U3132). Targ. Y. Gen. XVIII, 3
'=1 OiSS^X I shall receive
the passers-by,V. UJiS.
2) to marry. Y. Erub. Ill,
21
''
top "lbs ti'Th
Ti'^?p33'^^T
and to marry thee before such a
date; Y. Gitt. VII, end, 49* -jiD357aT (corr. ace). Ib. X^l
TptnD52 and I shall not have married thee. Y. Keth. I,
beg.
24*^ '21
'pD?:'! 'pb"'!!< those who marry widows; a.fr.
3) to enter. Y. Snh. VI,
23'^
bot. 'nl '{TO when he had
entered; a. e. [Targ. Esth. II, 21 ; IV, 17, v. 033.]
Pa. DS3 to gather, heap. Targ. Ps. XXXIII, 7 Ms. (ed.
t5i32^
Af.).
Ib. CXLVII, 2 (Ms. Pe.).
Ithpe. D33rii< to be gathered, to assemble. Targ. I Chr.
XI, 1 (ed. Lag. a. Rahmer 'u;-i32nx). Targ. Ps. XLVII, 10
Ms. (ed. '(a35n5<).
iJ^D^D, Targ. Job XVI, 10 Ms., v. S<D33.
nD33, V. nD''3S end.
T T :
T i
n^DjS f. (preced. wds.) gathering, union. Ab. IV, 11
'3T
'3 bz evei-y union for a sacred purpose. Ex. R. s. 21
;
Midr.TiD.toPs. XIX; ib.to Ps.LXXXVIII,end n31-in!!tn'3
the latest gathering (for prayers); Yalk. ib. 840 ri033;
a. e. [Num. R. s. 1 'D 11312 "^SX, read: t^'JSOSX, v. Tanh.
B'midb. 2.]PL ni*G33, v. next w.
nOpS f. (preced.)
1)
gathering, storage. Y.B.Bath.
IV,14f'bot. D"iS2^ 'an
ni3
a store-house for wood (=-i3il!<).

2) assembly, community, congregation, esp. congregation

of loorshippers. Ex. R. s. 21 (interch. with preced. w.);
Yalk. Ps. 840, v. preced.

'3in n">3 (abbr. Z"T\':i) synagogue.

Ber. 6*. Meg. ni, 1 (25'^); a. fr. Sot. VII, 7 '2n -(tn the
sexton of the synagogue within the Temple precincts;
Succ. 51^
of the synagogue of Alexandria, v. "i-jri; a. fr.
^l!<1\2;i '3
(abbrev.
i"3)
the congregation of Israel, the
Ecclesia, (often personified as a woman betrothed to the
Lord). Cant. R. to I, 4
; a. fr.n^lisn '3
(abbr. 5"n3) the
Great Assembly, Ecclesia or Synagoga Magna, a supreme
authority established under Ezra and Nehemiah. Ab. 1,
1,
a. fr. 'an '3 "ifflJS the men of the original Great Synag-
ogue. Ib. 2 5"n3 i"i'^li: the last members of the Great Syn-
agogue.P/. ni''B33, "G-'VZ. Lam. R. introd. (R. Yitsh.
3)
1'^Pi''0313 "^313
his fellow-members in the royal council; (Yalk.
Is. 318 -jVan ^33).-'3 in3
synagogues. Meg. 6. Y. ib.III,
beg.
73'^ '31 '3 '3
. . . 3>31X there were four hundred and
eighty synagogues in Jerusalem, and each had a school
&c. Hull.
51''
'D T^iiS^: janitor at meetings of scholars in
college. Pes. 49'' '3 '^X'l chiefs of congregations or syn-
agogues.
"JJ (b. h. 5J33) to press, oppress.Part. pass, y'^33, pi.
y^S'^i'S depressed, mournful. Y. Ter. XI, end,
48*' '|l3is<1
^''S'
'3
because they are low-spirited.
Ithpa. Si3T}i<, Ithpe. 3>33'^!!< to lower onc^s self, be humble.
Targ. Y. Gen. XVI, 9 (h. text i3S>nn). Targ. I Kings XXI,
29. Targ. Is. XLI, 11 (h. text
1r!*53'i);
a. fr.Targ. Ez.
XXIX, 7 ",inni3J33nX3 Var., v.
"133
ch.

Y. Taan. Ill,
66''
bot.
"i"^"
i3ri?2 they humble themselves (in penitence).Esp.
to bow to a superior, to salute. Gen. R. s. 33
ni3i?3
'K s<bl
and he did not salute him. M. Kat. 16''nil3pTD &{SJ33iK X^l
and she did not bow to him; a. e.
nS?3D, Y. Ned. Ill,
37'!
bot., read: nr3_3.
(b. h.) pr. n. Canaan, 1) son of Ham. Gen. R.
8. 36
'31 '31 xan on Ham sinned and C. was cursed?;
Tanh. Noah 15 ; a. e. 2) the land
of Canaan. R. Hash. .T'"
1lni3!3a DTi: bs?
'3
(Sihon is named) C. from his kingdom
;
a. fr.
nSJJDSjP^ m. ch. =next w. Targ. 0. Gen. XII, &.PI.
*,iNl3533,'^'^ist3?33. Targ. Y. ib. Targ. Gen. X, 18; a. fr.
'D^DS m. (b. h.) 1) Canaanite. Tosef. B. Kam. VII
I,
19. Mekh. Mishp., Nzikin, s. 7 (ref. to Ex. XXI, 26)
'31 '=3
the text speaks of a Canaanite slave, opp. to
i"i3" 13".
Kidd.I, 3 '31 n3p3
'313"
a Canaanite slave is taken posses-
sion of &c.; a.fr.P/.t3i33;33. Tosef.B.Kam.IX,10. Mekh.
l.c.s. 3
'31 '3nU3 "51"'3 as the Canaanite slaves go free. Sot.
35''
^"n3^
'3
Canaanites outside of Palestine.
2)
Phn
nician, merchant. Sifre Deut. 306; Yalk. ib. 942 (ref, t
rp5i,
Deut. XXXII, 2)
'31 '3
"(Urb it is a merchant's ex-
pression, f. i., a man says not to his neighbor, 'change
,
for me &c.,' but 'break &c.' (5)113?).
MJ3 (b. h.) to bend; to cover.
Nif. r|333 to be covered, hidden. Pesik. Zaclior, p. 2
a. e., v. tjSS.
^JJ I ch. same, to press, crowd; to gather. Targ. P|
XLI, 7 '(v, 533).-Taan.
23'' ilin 135 r,i33i'> "ini3
Ms.M. (ed.
ilin
vl'^3313)
let us go and crowd together (for prayer).
Ab. Zar.
19'' '31 ipXI
P|133 all the world crowded about
him.Part. pass. Cj'^SS. Snh.
29'' i3n"i1 iS^SS if they (bR-
fore whom he made the admission, v. xniilX) were ji
sembled (for some other business), opp. to in^^X in3"^E:^
if he himself called them to a meeting.
m
651

gnOw (AIM trlOi III* pttm) mk

I. irao, ' II IooIm m ilMMgli k nk4 !
.1... r . . .-, /..
.<.,<.,4^^
f^f

..^.^
f'r?!! MC^.i. i i i<i<. TaW I
*y
mmIM tpnU Om Isf of Im gawit mI ial <
Willi
6r
Nbb. 147*
'(li.iartnm.
^
(m<*ii>im <(>
l.;tM'a4.d .eii>i> n ll)(lwlj
^
fpiilltvr* of Ui
<> ' -. ' ' / -^^
zr^. lb. Toti. 1.9.
II
roAitttm r t>lttcV< t i
.-'
31*^?3^
*2
.. .
f..
Of
.
IIA 'sn 7a^ V. n^ii. ib. ': rm Ut uw oonMniiBc
'm bonlvr* uf gannant* (Nttiti. XV, M). /I m ab. Lev.
. 18; Kob. K. to Ml, S (raf. to mm ib.) *^ *b|l
r.H'".*' th . .t:- :lila|w(cslrtnQd)of Uiluofc. Hull.
4i' -:'r'-- -N-* BS TT to Ui bunlffn of lli Uircl
iui/ I > iiaI wpm1*<1 bj tu IWot).
Bwphani.
r->i I ' >
'i>
(fMinwia). Ycb. 4*; 4*
(ctpt. DmI.
\ III. I ) rax nrrw *S tli lap wblcli hi* fWUivr bat awa,
<-. anjr wuman with whom bi* ftiihar baa had aaaaal
MOccUoo.- .1) rorrr. I*wik.lUkh^|. i**; PBtlLB..l3i
Taiih. Ki Thl*^ 1 1 (rtt to
q^^
U XXX, 10) . . . pn bs
'an ns:c "S a l aa tha aMl of AmaWk MVTivai^ It
i a* If a ooTar hid Iho boa (of DivlBity) *.
4)
(pt.)
futnAa, itraw; (of anitnab) titoMert^fora U9. Paa. Til, 1
1
i
'
)
': rSK^ ibo oartiUnioooa lopt of tba fbrvloca. Y. Kai.
W bot. (rvf. to Num. VI, l{>> "Si
*:
1& W1*9 wbMhar
not b haa bauds (to roiT tha oObringa; Bab.lb.4^
3). Toacf. Dam. II, 1 1 'sb
r^pQ
aooapt A*r
"Cn), if h promia to obaarra lavitteal nlMnmai oC
nd; Bkh. soK Y. Dii. U. SS* lop :b

,
'
C-pu. Ib. 'T
n<ttTS the lawa cuDoandBf handa, Ao^ v. rrs.

7T^
"TS on liiiha, a |baW qbiaifinf chaiiiiwi of haada.
V-r.
1,
4' bot.; Sabb.
4*i
ISO* (kfuMlarj origia of
.Muimel.Lav. R.au3S *z \a^ tha wiagad aafal.

\amiUM Ao. KaL XI. 8 : TomT. ib.

. --o. KaL XIV, 4
*^*
;
'
Jip.i i 'sn
the ounroa on the ham for holdinf tha laiaa; ib. &
'3
*^**3
2'nsm for onuunanUTmaf. nrcmXS or^ ^mm
ffctioH\ "Sn
*:
rm under the wings of dirioa
Mai'
:> , i. e. beUef tmd faiUk in Gad, Jneialk rdifiom. hat.
^ 2 'm
*:
mn Vncns... y^vm we moat reweh oa(t
fo him (the proaalyta) in order to take him in
^ll. BVhaU., AaMlek, a. S ^pCS^ rrro . . 1216 to
d tjiv {>ople away fkrom the Auth in tbae.Bvtii R.
. U. ;-: a. fr.
Ml fl^ j
''4

' a >a4waiA la OiMfi "

why to H aalM giMWilfc ^

'
teabh. P. a ola f) li ima ha ftaJK
*
of tiM KAMMfa; |Var. ^aot. in At
aei M ItM aowd of lAa lair; Ma, a^y*
*^T9|>
T. Mb I.
;u hot. (Wbr.) vrrft rim
Tt liwmw
ht |r Jtii
JTiflMMn. PM. ill'' wr-rr^fbm M*. (W. irrsn. Ma
M.StmBn; Ma.0.lnB^r>aM l> IkaLavtaiiWaAiada
of a it B. BaiA. 4a^ '*Bll ^mb tAr TaM aaifMAM f.
oaaKJaaaraCioAaaahte lo aaO a laU af Ma;0r c4k.
opianV.NaaMa4.|^R*Y9,*9- War.W'*9 7V^Ai,
)U P. (v. Bafeh. D. & a.LaMa
Ml
i.*es) JUaaa (Dan.
1, I) aMaaa K.
ins. ins? n. a*^ it. wr^
rr.***, Oaa. B. a. 4ft Ar., v. Pt>')|4.
r*2,'r5lh.A.)pr.a.
of a tawa aad or a laka la
boL.*. irpt
ii,rinA.i,?r
.1,17
) 1) fa faOnr. dalfarf; lajpalAir la.
T . 1 (ad. AaMt. rp). Taf^. KoA. II, .
T. .3; a.f^.-Y.Maaa.'sA. IT. aad, Wn4
'r
-
>tharvaatia.fk^.~t>(cBipbSS|lriir
r- Maliu ti^
T%
^;p
Ma. M. (v.
K, . waaianpiag lAa loiii QnILM*
irrbrr^ ... r a Meat of viad hm aad awipi M
(tba Mora of proTiMa) iato the aaa.
i^ tf^aaaw. Tmrg. Mia. 11.13; a. a^Lav. M.a.

7r6 M|^ im aba eab tba abiokaaa lagilbir. Y. Bar.

IX, aad. i4"* l^ui, T.T3^: . .
.d/ll7^aaMLVHi.Bk.XI.I7(ad.I^tf7?iV:);aa.
Bkpm. tfffcn, ttkft.
f^niJL Jura fa la faCfcorai^ fa
&r edM a/fa ratirb TW.- I, I (ad. WiL )9..4
Tkrtr. Oaa. XXT, g. Ibif. Jer .vi< > i,
; a. fr.BoA. .
to IX,
10 'Tt ie-)^nnp be TCijara an lAa towaa (paaplal aai
toaMaiaftvbim. YiaahuKiTbe<at4
'
mia^
'
u! rr
a
s5ca (ao> aryob) it fa beHarfarlAa ijgliiiiiai aia
ba gatbend ia (dia) ia paaae; Parik.SBklL, PL 2S* n4aa
sm>'JI.4.
;
Talk. Pa.
*^a
*=*
J
^
'
u
'
l aaa a i u>r^ as.
t(03!) 652 nD3
PsIUjS,
"3
f. (preced.) gathering, people.
PI. *)^3S,
'^3.
Targ'. 0. Gen. XVII, 16 (Y. "pc;33 m.; h. textD'^ia)!
'
SPjS f. CjiS) winding, convolution,
1) (sub, N'^Sal)
ileum, the third division of the small intestines. Hull.
48'^;
113^ V. K'^'lin. Gitt. 69* xni'^-JS
'3
the ileum of a !
first-born. Yalk. Koh. 976 (counting ten stations of the
j
digestive process) X"^"^ ^132^ n22J NSTiSO from the large
winding (jejunum) to the ileum (corresp. to
"^^il (!!<)"i2C,
Lev. R. s. 3, a. Koh. R. to VII, 19). [Koh. JR. 1. c. K'^S^a r03
some ed., read WD.]
2)
(cmp.
Tp3, I'iVp'^fla^N) tvropper
of loosely Avoven matting. Succ.
20'' 11*151
'di Vrn Ar. (ed.
'i-^^h, Ms. M. '32b; v.Eabb. D.S.a.l. note) are fit for baling
fruits. Keth.
105'* i-l'^BI '3
a bale of fruits, i3lbai '3
of
small fish.
rijJ, a word in a charm formula. Yoma 84* '3 '3
cn"i''l3p (Ms. M. D-'iilsp insp lasp).
DD, Num.R.s.inw D3,readtt^3&3K,v.Tanli.B'midb.2.
Sabb. 67% V, iT^^OSpS.
03, D5> V. DD3, DCS a. D33.
03, 03, cwp, V. bis, K53.
N&3 I to cover, v.
iD3
II.
S03 II fo reprehend, v. DD3 a. "iCS.
S03
1,
2^03, 03 m. ch.=h. 013, cup, calyx. Targ.
Gen. XL, 11; a.^fr. Targ. I Kings VII, 26; a. fr.Targ,
II Sam. XII, 3 niCS ed. Lag. (oth. niDi3).Ber, 28*, v,
)Xyp\ lb. 5l'', V. S<r3-i2. Y, Hag, II, 78* hot., v. nWlt^S.
lb. "z^ XG'ipl '3
out of a cup of sharp-edged glass drink
quickly (ere it cut your lip); [Y. Bets. II,
61"=
top JX^O;
Y. Maas. Sh. V,
56<^
top S3D, Meiri to Bets.
20'*
XGD] ; a.
fr.P;. I'l&S, K'i^B3, -i&S,
'D3. Targ. Jer. XXXV, 5.Y.
Nidd. II, end, 50^ 'iK'^i-a'^i: '3
(not tlX . . .)
Tiberian glass
cups (transparent). Pes. 110*; a. fr.S<^&3 ''3(ni3)=h.
niD13n tr^n, v. bis. Lev. R. s.
3;
[Koh. R. to VII, 19 (of
the human body) XD3 Pi'^D, by mistake borrowed from
Lev. R. 1. c; v. Yalk. Koh. 976].
SS03 II m. (DB3)
1) fodder, v. KlnCiiS II.
2) hash.
'3
WDim, v. X3&-in.H. 1&3. Ab. Zar.'^SS* ed.
jS03 m. (b. h.; an adapt, and contr.of K^OllS) bolsters,
chair, throne. Tosef. Bets. Ill, 11, lb. 17 n&32 'j'^iOS'ii "px
ed. Zuck. (Var. 5<032) you must not be carried out on a
sedan chair (on Holy Days); Bets.
25''.
lb.
ni3
-jinx n^
'3
what is your opinion about can-ying a person on a chair
&c.?Kel. XXII, 3 XIT^np "132^^ 'Stl the bolster in front
of the cathedra (a kind of footstool). lb. 4, v. "^^XSn; a.fr.
nasn '3
the throne of Divine Majesty. Hag. 13*; a.
fr.'j'^lln '3
the throne of Divine judgment; Q^ani
'3
mercy-seat. Lev. R. s. 29
'31 "jiin '30
I:al25 i3S< I risp from
the throne of judgment and seat myself on the throne
of mercy ; a. fr.Euphem. '3!-i n'^D privy. Tarn. I, I Ti'O.
1123 b;r '3n a chaste privy. Ber. 25*; a. fr. PL r.lKSS,
nr&3,
'^-3;
with suff. "'^ISlGS. Ex. R. s. 31; a. fr. Tosef.
Kel. B, Mets. X, 6 n^i22'r miO'i3n
(not "l3n) the (station-
ary) seats in public courts. Pesik. R. s. 23-24 dii'"'Xp5'a Tiizv
arose from their thrones.

[Zab. IV, 4 !r\'li<G3,v. r\03.]

cs03, nOZ) m.(nb3 1) mark, distinction; marked, ap-
poi^ited time. Lev. R. s. 29
; Pesik. Bahod., p,
153* (ref. to
Ps. LXXXI, 4)
'33
N^X lUin '(S-^X DilUinn ^3 'SI 'on the
NewMoon',are all other new moons no New Moons (festive
days)?; but (therefore is added) 6rtMes(', on the distinguish-
ed (month), V. TVCS I. [Pirke d'R. El. ch. VII, end, a. Bets.
16* our w. is taken in the sense of cover.']
^sbs, V. IDS.
"1303,
V. n2G!l3.
nS^03,v. '^iu3.
T T :
-' T ;
-
n03, v. KB3.
nD3, V. XC3.
5103, V.
"ICO.
T T
'103, v. mrrns.
ni03, V. 's-^s.
^103, v, Xn!lD3.
^103, !J<;^03, V. sub
'5-3.
~i03 m. (denom. of^DS) a7i animal tcith a deformed hip.
Bekh.vf, 7 (40*) nni3a i'ini3-i"'a nnx^a
'3
(Talm. ed, niiiina,
corr. ace.) a kasul is one whose one hip is higher than
the other. lb. 40* '31
inx ihlUJ
'3
a k. is he whose one
foot is seated in the loin and the other over the loin;
Tosef. ib, IV, 10 biDB inrx (corr. ace),
^t2D^03, V. XMO^M.
T : :
T : I
S~1IQ0^03 f. balcony, v. nisiaia a. Xiratita.
^<5103, v.
'3^3
?^^^"n03. V. n^i'iD3N.
ril03 f. (b. h. ; nos II) cover, clothing. B. Bath.
9*
'J'^X
'3^3 'pp113 we must not investigate in the case of a jioor
man asking for clothes; Y. Peah VIII, 21*, v. pipi. Tarn.
I, 1 'jaaS' '33 "pDSrial and covered themselves with their
own (private) garments ; a. fr.

[Y. Hag. II, end,

78'^
"'SX"!
'3, read WS3, v. b3\]
S5<ni03, 103 f. ch.same. Targ. 0. Ex. XXII, 8 103 ed.
Berl. (oth.'ed. a. Y. "^lOS m.). Ib. 25; a. fr.
n03 (b. h, ; cmp, 003) to cut down, clear (of thorns,
bushes &c.); to trim. Cant. R. to 1,
1
; Gen. R. s.
12;
(Koh,
R. to II, 12 nO-^sPi.). Gen. R. s. 49 '31 nr]0i3 bi^'s like a
nc3 <6S V^
V.
TC2.
*Cr, TCI II (b. h.) to eorrr. iHtfU psH. ^^ C.
.n *D9 jroa bT eoaokd froai a Um lifbt
: truthX thwvfort Um aoa thai yoa will rmb* will b
covMwi c/M (blind); Tallt. 0d 91 rC3 (corr. ace.);
11 Kiun. 93* z'-rrr -5s ca . . .
nf
i
^
i ym (. Bubh.
n S. A, I. note). Y. Tr. VIII.
<:.''
'
."^gryi fnot
'
."C
'
JIH
rvd liquid*.
/ 1. !"!*% nss fo corer, huu nuij v i, 4 . . "z si?' src
:*>
if on<> l<n!!((^ni iin<l fn'N u> cover Um blood, Uld
:.<! to oover it. Paa. Ill*
~|Qtn Tn b who kotpi
c Old of Daj hM cowwd
i.. .\...... .. ^. . Un. B. 1. e., T.MipnL Parik.
TS'3
*?!( ntsa shall I ooooaal it tram thaat
'
'^*:t nr^ the oovarad her (th idol^) teea.
-x? ^ :6 the Bible did not coTvr their goOt
r.-Part. paM. l^AB^, t T^fGnf;
pL er^^
:^. lb. . 58 (rat to Oen. XX, ! [read:]
-I
7=
-=5 jmr rr^ ires nrrsr rotr? he (Abimaleeh)
V mauon of her (Sarah) (giving her) ^a eover of
< }
t s', by which the was protected fkon the gaae (of
aeu). Fes. M^ 'an 'S3 . . . roac saven thii^ are hiddCB
cttlio ritUUut ilxHtu mui if't t<*Ii UA4 L* . &. A>w
T'
, - .
' t
oaly put U'
B^rO"3 D*0'
ivrr-: siiifu 11 Hill Of
Ml. h
<iflif rtee
planU i
..
u
'
lUW
^i
'W^^.. <Md....tei
>r. ii, !. V ro^. nc^ vd. Wiso (eotr. aea.!! .
i
^*
'> MUM. Targ. a. kef. XXV, >. !.. a.*.
Mi.i, -^^
.>. Habb. Vlend. r* rosi^S*^ . aes^al
h. r9 Mw#. Turf. IV I.XXX, la
w. 'np.rc3)fa makt tmfMtm. wmrk^etmml,
i\trt
,
trkf^JJtHnjmitkni, fmik. R. s. at fref
.
to I'a.
I
V.
1199) 'a iiv WQ iBsa vro (mm
^) Ui u iitkhaf In the Moaih vhleh It Marhed
(r. Infhi).
.>V
ros:. A'M/Ki. n^yq to r MrAif. ifM^h^UUL
i^v. R. s. 2V (rf. In Pa I. e.) iAk
T<^}
)ni wmVs^
3n QT^ am all othM* oMNithe (or Vev Moon Days) not
marked TDot (11 mast be nuuked by) a toUve day';
(rad:] reca "asa i:yi \^ vr\ nqsi vn p9 iAm(Ar.
nosran tnn . .
.)
bot is not NIaan a marked ouinth with
A r.-.iivelT (Aosw.) lu fealltral Is separaU trom It (not
itK with the New Moon Day);
*)
VW Tint |6|i
.f ^3 rn bnl what month Is there that Is aarfced and
.<
arstiTal,andthatothsamed^T; PMik. BaM-.
mt
~ti itiijfTilliifirnB ti I faiiialiiimijMi
u4ilM fbMB his vtov (|MI nlirtim na aitoy)^ Im (tfM
btgii piiaHl Hfliin
who ihiy lensw
ha
llufpMW 0
iha altoy). ChM*. R. tt< 9 7< *rf-* mr-: is vtotMa aad
"W"
r.te
Mljr by a f' a YM.dih9'Hrr3
arffik.>
ipaet* . . to all ta M
ti*>t '^
J
'^
Ibfiat KeOk V9npP9,fM|As,
Tub. I, I 'it^r^., . raes, a^ flr.
IfS* MCS Sh. MflM. iWt^M
Targ. i Sam* 111. I
^
BsL (sd. ^:
IWg. II Kiaf* VI, 9 (h. tasi "^ 1W^ 4^^ JUI VlU^fli.
Ihrg. U Ktafi Vf. $ <:S7 Hi. tasi sursv
/V.^to<r -oM/.TarrO OM.XXXVII1.
IS (T. rem), i.. >
<-
a. fr. Iivi ^.
f
nntnwni, rrmofSi T^ ^> XIX l. Targ. O L*v,
IV. IS. Taig. II iMn. llll. i (h. lAr^; n. a Hhk
IM** 'ai
TB^ ^
iMp UV
lM94 Mvwad la ei *i9
the mr of iha Lord Hgr f npan ihaa. Ih. lf>* *;iiq
'91 TQ to eotar a Iiisn wtih H. Oaa. B. &
M.
(raad
:) Yalk.{b.9I^Rra
T7^
^S^ and efaaa Ihinniyo *
poae^Le.lafcliMlnd|fwenMMy. Tmm.W^T^
<Qf
lAi
X*
e3 . . *n0verlh]r tei^ O iky/ hmite
*f
was not aovwad. 9nlL ?* KT9 ^|99l . . ^OK ha SMf
km with OM hMd aad (iho Mood) with IWolk:
a.fr.
Itt^a^ mr^ ^^9 t9 1 999W<,
tidlw; to asivr
M^ arf^; to nenif '
tdf, mUkirmm. Trng. Y.Oaa.
XX. 19. Targ. Y. Lev. IV, IX
l^if: Oeau XVIII. 14 (h.
text M^, T. mptm); a. Ik-.Ihtg. Pk CXXXIX, 9 ro^gL
--TMn.l.e.,v.snpra.lktl*'3l L J i m^
'
k s iiai
|f
ssisd
Eh. 99*
<^4^r<r.
.
.
-4rB hpa-
tkyrir;a.fr.
*^' MTG miw. tr. praeed.(-OS, TimtL KaL B.
Met*.' il, 9, V. '^BTS.)
XTC*, T^fg. Y. Bx. n, Jl, rrjw! -=. w *r= n
k% w^ a9tS3
^<n; r.
<-
n jUs! t(n^U)fl9eriiy: S-rr r- :
IT'J'S iA9irs mied^ r.r^z
TCD m. (bu h.) I) (a dsnow eCte %. w.) {me SNtt
Use* Mm; dmd^ l) (emp. tvs)
fid, fmbk, awifani
Mf.
T. Pieah I,
15^ boC; Yalk. Bx. 4IS (rat to Pivr.
m, M) 'SI era 'S .nracr srsn in thtov* in
Xb'iDS 654
'J''203
ait foolish (ignorant), He will guard thy foot &c.

PL
n-i^iDS. Num. E. s. 16 (ref. to Prov. XXVI, 6)
'D I^ZIS WS
they (the spies) made fools of themselves.2)
K'sil, the
constellation Orion (v. Winer, Reallex. s. v. Nimrod).
Ber. 58\
!J<T&5 ch.same, l)/boZ.P/.K'^^^^&S.Targ.Ps.XLIX,
11
iBxt.'shff.).
lb. XCIV, 8 (some ed. "'P'^OS). [In Targ.
mostly xbSD.]2)
Orion. Targ. Am. V, 8 (v. S<^B'i3).
Ber.
58'^
N^p? (Ms. M. S^'bWS, Ms. F. 'D"'?).
SIDD^&S, 'P^DS (^S'J^'^i^, V. Sm. Ant. s. v.) xestes,
sextarius, a dry and liquid measure (nearly a pint).

PL
nix-Jp"'p3, '!1G3. Gen. E. s. 4j Yalk. ib. 5. ['Eashi' reads
SSrilD'^pS f. = M!l&"'5. B, Mets. 22 '3
01115^ (Ms. M.
xsiiss'^nnnTa, V. Kidd. 52'^).
T : ' T : - :
S|]D)^^p2=X';:3p
"iilS'^3. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. II, 9 some
ed. '(ed. Zuck. i^'^TZp
i03).
&<"T^DD, Targ. Y. Ex. IX, 31, v. Itsa II.
i^rr^pS f. C^CSi II) [the covered, rare,] l)coral- 2)corul-
woocl B.* Bath. SO'^, sq.; R. Hash. 23'^, v. a^lO^X; Yalk. Is.
314 Xn-^DrO (corr. ace). E. Hash. 1. c.
'3
*|PDO ''i<^"lS< "^JTl
the light ships (v.
'^5'^^3)
of the Eomans are employed for
fishing corals. Ib. (describing the diving process) .. ^lipl
'Di and flax ropes are tied to the coral plants &c. Keth.
98* 'i^ni'i '3
Var. in Eashi (ed. KriD"'3) corals belonging
to minor orphans.
JS?1 DJ f. a phonetic rendition of tlD'^ip q. v. Gen.
E. 8. 79 (corr. vers, after Ar. s. v. n::'^^p) (they heard one
woman say to another) 'r^nin''t)3 ^^ ibXTTX (for inDilUp,
meaning to say "^^n'^ba'l^a)
;
(and furthermore) iXifi p'^SX
X"'3J"i^:^ '3
lead this K^sitta out to pasture (meaning to
say xr;'ia''S)
;
[Ar. reads "Ji^p].
Hl^^; Oj^Uw m. (transpos. of
"iD3& q. v. ; cmp. ?S?a),
pL 0*^303, DiB3p3 leather thongs for crosswise fastening
(cmp.b. h. rpb'a. Vj". T^i^'ii). Sabb.
138'^ 1''='33^ ''i^f^ Ar.
(Ms. 0, I'^&Spsn; ed. K3Di3i, read: 6t3D'i3S;' Ms. M. mSH
xnOii, read : K3D33 Tl^in, v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.) it is permitted
to stretch the milk (or wine) bag by its thongs, v. Tlw.
lb.
139'^
rj'^^^^m
|-l^-'3S Ar. (ed. n'^&3p321) wrapt in a bed-
curtain with the thongs attached.
&^2p3 m. (next w.) rubbing. Zeb. 94''
ni^
n-^ls"! Oin'^S
'31 '3
washing without rubbing is not called kibbus.
&3p3 (v. 003) 1) to rub, scour. Nidd. IX, 7
-ji'n:il
'31
0203^ one must scour with these substances three
times. Sabb.
141=^ QiJSn'a iOSCfiia he may rub the mud off
from the inside. Y. ib. VII.'lO* hot. DSOs-i x^ttJ laVni
provided that he does not rub.2)
to chew, gnaw, v. DOS.
D5pS ch. same, to rub, to polish. 8abb. 140*
"^P^t??,
V, Sn'^DriiS. M.Kat. lO''
ia"iip iWOpsb to gloss fine clothes
by rubbing with a substance. Zeb.
94''
top
'J'^K
131U33W
5<^ 101303 (quot. in Sh'ilt. d'E. Ahai s. 86; ed -JIUSSU)
. . 013*^3) cleansing by rinsing is permitted, by rubbing
is forbidden. [Sabb. 147* Sn23 -^m^l KSXr)
iD-1303 ',153
Ms, M. a. Ar., a gloss, interpreting xri"i"'V33
'i0'^3.]
D3p2, V. T^os.
n''''p!3p!3 m. pi. (v. preced.) makers
of
confusion, of
strife (cmp. Is. XIX, 2),
allegorical name of messengers
from Sodom (Edom), v.
tTi';!3''a. Sabb. 67* Ms. M. (ed. 03
K103, read: l!<^p3pSi).
'^"'''DDDj, a word in a charm formula (v. preced.).
Sabb.
67* Ms. M. (missing in ed.).
5&S c. (b. h.; 003, cmp. i^^nn)
1)
[incision,] groin,
loin.-Bekh. 40*, v. ^TO3. Yalk. Gen. 133 (quot. fr. Midr.
Vayisu) D'^Sa'^ N03n (corr. ace.) in the right loin. PL
D-ilppS, 'p>D3. Tosef. Bekh. IV, 10 [read
:]
pXlIT' T^'bOSIU 'b3
a kasul is one whose loins protrude. Sabb. 3l'' Onb 'O'^'l
'311 hy S'bn Ar. (ed. 0^03) and yet have fat on the groins
(are careless). Trnsf.
2)
(cmp. UJB'J) laziness, inactivity;
3) trust; 4) thought. Yalk. Num. 742; Yalk. Ps. 819 quot.
fr. Y'lamd. (v. Ar. s. v. b03)
'31 nnawn?3 . . . oVos kislam
(Ps. LXXVIII, 7) means their thought, as we read (Lev.
Ill, 4, cmp. rt^Vip) 'that which is by the loins'; (oth. opin.)
'|mCB"i:: it means their inactivity, as it is said (Koh. IV,
5)
&c.; (oth. opin.) "|3ir!:2a their trust as we read (Job XXXI,
24) &c.
i^^p3 I ch. same, 1) ridge. Ber.
6* (Ar. "ibos^j^.), v.
X^jisj-i
2) loin.PL 'p>D3. Targ. Ps. XXXVIII, 8 "^^pS
(Eegia '^^BS).
T :
'
r :
"ibpS, VbcQ (b. h. ; V. Schr. KAT2, p.
3S0)Kislev, the
nintii month of' the Jewish calendar, of thirty or twenty-
nine days, beginning between the third of November and
the first of December, and ending between the third of
December and the second of January. Targ. Zech. Vil,
1
;
a. e.Sabb.
21*'. Meg. Taan. ch. IX.
ncps, v.
'013.
iPS
(cmp. Dp3) [to scrape, cmp. ^t^n II,] to rebuke,
chastise. Targ. Y. Deut. XXI, 18; a. e., v. infra.
Pa. 'pop, "(pp same. Targ. Ps. XXXVIII, 2; a. fr.
Af
|"^p3X same. Ib. XVII, 4. Ib. CXVIII, 18 5<Dp372
iDSppX (some ed. XOSri); a. fr.
l&Sj 1^^?' ^?P^?
m. (preced.; cmp. Onni) mud,
mire (from its'white and glistening surface). Targ. Ps.
XL, 3 ed. Lag. (ed. T^^O, T^StO, pO; Eegia ',i<^p3). Targ.
Job VIII, 11 W0"i3 ed. Lag. (ed. WO^la, KS3). I'b.XLI, 22
jXpS Ms. (ed. ISOp, "iNO), v.
TJO.
801
66
Cw It lo ml arim^t. rirv nittj^ T..*f ILm. fY
11//*.
09^
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to rflmkt, r^atUt (v.
y^, rB. i-nrr. iA, w^it^ IM
' o Rl. tiAfUjr lo ehew (m {< iin Mi
'nintui). Itk 'S^ rrcSN m V9 oa aoeoaai of
I
**n). thvjr tv Rl. barWy In l in lUbjrtooU.- i > in
brnkt^cAaatiMT.
Trf. Pruv.lc, v.ntprm. Ib.XXTIII.2J.
^w5 (K h.) lo fftt^ tritiirm (emp. tV.\,

rmrt,pmm
Mil.
brifht of inill- iim.M WQOV
to froir pa/r, ^ti/r, ttMfr. Pc til, A
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.
* mVG TSt VCSnS V: doogb tb mr*
r whkh beoiBM pal* and wriakM, lik* (Um aicbl
'
O;^ BtAod* ap from frifftiU Nidd.
hm the renin of t|} oblate poHloa
-d ; Toaot ib.TI,4C!Q^F*es
-.ca tb lower borisott bo>
or red); Y. Bot. 1.
>^
boCFm. W
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u.)fo
f^
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"
- >oaly ao
iu.kU. K.
-lariormu
hroofb iMlct|; a. frifhirm.
' (ilnnn. Rx.R.*.S5;, .... ..\,4)nT!C
r*2rtm V: r^7 it alannd all i^>ld*orkcr (aaipijriaf
-')i>ir shopa); Cant, R. to III. 10: V. Yoma IT.
41^
lop
:
' "crs '9 nrrrs tpread afaum amonir all tha abopa ofAc
Hif. t]!^: lo grvm pak *o^ t. tapra.
^IC^ I. ^*C^ eh. aame, to fttt iultawuH, frigUtmtd,
ifR. Y. Num. Xll, 14 (h. text cfe.n); a.

Araklu
!*
*
Tcm
ere='*Vn thai the wed of Rab iftoold be pat to
>t - r. ,- . ^^ M 1 onhr^xrc=\*d.rr!n|IAfr.>
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to. (k.k{ ppito4.4iL) iflNT) CM*. r9i| Mfevr
f4nf, ITfl* (oMilitkors Onar. v. iMktotoi JMLMm.
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to
fk MMMir. H*M, KMi. I. r
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vlMflVvwilw TmsH eptoka of Aiifto* itoii M totot be
paM Meovitot to Ike Tytaa tUKiw^ . . . ikM io ite J*,
rwfttoto Ito^faiglii toMi Uw plMtol A<f"t8
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T. Xorkvroi. L e) . a.*, fir. HSHqx ft. Meto S*; Na
SI
^
-rt rrrss cnb
TV
*
Miw givaa to !> AM MlMy
faro4 wrioM tWy are tonto4 to iko fraaaA. T.Ta
IT.
tof.
41^ 'ss* . . . . nrVrs by Uh** mnbiHi w ik*
laad of brael diTi44.b3r loto, by tlw Uitoi torf
aad aocoraiag to tlie tatoa of ptapuij
; a. a.
'V144.
1,
M^
S79r- T. aa. m.
a<
top 'S^nrs apyototo4 to oM far aKtovy. a Ka.
07*
-B^^
nrrw lU IL h* liwml Imt eatat; .*:-
A
:. TWf.Oeii.XLIl,tt;tk Y. BtoB.L^ 'Se
H ao iliroagh gffto of
KSCI II (to XabMou >.
r]cd.i.tr*
a.*-. . nr:-
-
^
m. (<icsoai. of T^j ninr-mmUk.

FL
:.mV OBat.&.toT.Su
S'C2 (K h.) pr. a. pL Omifm. 1^. B. a.S |nC to
:r7r:?Tn|nBi,faLXXII,it)9(aeiBe4.nnaB.v.r
"
to la. L e.) tbal awaw tbe ada to a
Kua. dr\ Hali. 13.^\
N'IDS
656 n:?3
S"IDD, Targ. Job XVIII, 13 ed. Lag., read: tt-noa or
X^CM as meat, a gloss to ni^u:^ tjlpri,
nDS f. (b. h.; denom. of D^S) 1) bag, bolster, cushion.
Mikv.'X, 2 "iISi ^a 'sm n^n mattress and pillow cases of
leather; nbl525
'3
a round cushion (closed all around).
Ber. VIII, 3 ; Tosef. ib, VI (V), 3 '=n bl? on the cushion
(whereon the diner reclines); a. fr.PZ. ninOS. Gitt.56\
Kil. IX, 2; a. fr.ni'SS,
'&^'3.
Tosef. Zab. IV,
4
'n Vs blil^a
'D stretched on five (separated) bolsters; Zab. IV,4 (Talm.
ed. niNDS, ed. Dehr. WDD).
2)
(trnsf.) tJiick flesh. PL
nines. Bekh.
45^
'D calves. Gen. R. s.l7; Koh. R. toIII,19
ininnnb'3 thick flesh of the ischium; Yalk. Koh.969niD2
(corr. aco.).3)
'sti, Hakkesefh, surname of one Ben Tsit-
sith. Gitt. 1. c, [noa, Sifra B'huck, Par. 2, ch. V, v. noS.]
D^3?S m, (part, pass, of D2J3) an excited serpent. Sabb.
62''
(play^on nSMSn, Is. Ill, 16)
'32 D"iX3 . . . mO'^SD^I they
caused lust to seize their (the men's) heai-ts (as hot as) as
the venom of the excited serpent; (older eds. ^TO D"IN3
D15!2; Ms.O. nW3J bttJ 'K2, Ms. M. n-ns.'3n tTJXr); Yoma
9^';
Yalk. Is. 264.V. Di'S.
ri1"l''^!3 f. (1^3) ugliness, repulsiveness. Y. Gitt. IX,
end,
50'^
'h 'il'^b nn''^-0 n^SS" X"!!! C)1!!< even this very thing
(neglect of toilet) will make her repulsive ( in her husband's
eyes); Sifra M'tsora, end (na^X ^I'lb -Qin 03=5). Esth.R.
to I, 3 (opp.
'is).
n^m.,pl, tD-i???, 'p3?3 (=S353,transpos. of13S, formed
like T)C33; cmp. N33) [teeth,] pronged and lengthy tmleaven-
ed cakes. Tosef. Hall. I, 7
'3
nxfflS if he shaped 'the dogs'
dough' into prongs, opp. 'pTl^'ib; Y. ib. I, end, 58^ "paSS
(corr. ace); Ber. 88'* top Di=S3 a. 'j'^Tl^'ib Ms. M. (ed. OSS
a. 'p1a''V2), Pes.
48''.
SDI^S, pi. 1553 same. Ber.
42=*
top
'2 ''S''-i Ar. (ed. only
inS^I^ Ms. F. xnS'il "13S3 ; Var. in Ar. "^33).
2?D^D,v.S>3r3.
1^5
(contr. of ')'n''?3, v. ItllS) now. Targ. 0. Num. XXIV,
4; 6 (Y. I'na, h. text tinS). Targ. II Sam. Ill, 8 '=a (h.text
tJI-in); a. fr. Cant. R. to I, 1 'Si
'3
0^3 Wiin 12 nS'^in I
was (king) when I was, but now I am no more.
nD^S adv. C^Di') correspondingly,
'3!|
and so forth, i. e.
and as the corresponding titles may be. Ezra IV, 10; a.
e.Ib. 17 n?=1.
D^S (b. h.) [to be dark, hot, cmp.
'J'an,] 1) to be angry,
displeased. Ber.
61^'
top, v. 133 III. Tem.
16=*
(play on
n025) 'Dl bS" D^i3 .. . ^3 whoever saw her became displeas-
ed with his own wife. Ned. 22% a. fr. DSirn ^3 whoever
allows himself to be carried away by his wrath. Ex. R.
s. 45 '31 bs lnD?3U3 nsilLir) a matron (queen) that was
angry with the king's daughter; a. fr.Part. pass. OS'S,
f. nCfiS.'?; 2^1. t2'^t?W3, niWS^S. lb. 'si '3 -j-iSB lin'^UJS when
thou shalt be angry, I shall conciliate thee &c.; (Tanh.
Ki Thissa 27 D2533 "^DX nMKUJS); a. e.V. D!i:s>3.*2) to
grow hot in the stomach, to ferment, srvell. Gitt.
70=*
ni<*^bn ^S ll^sn bissn^^sV Ar. (ed. ^Xlb'^is) when it (the
food) swells, it will just fill the capacity of thy stomach.
Bif. O'^S-n to provoke to anger. Deut. R. s. 3. U^irxrJ BmiJ
inix 0">i'3tiT3 that they are going to provoke me (through
idolati-y). Ab. V, 2 '31 'plD*i:?3a I'^ln were constantly pro-
voking (the Lord). Snh. 27=*, a. fr. 0"'^'3r^ in a spirit of
defiance, v. 1^^^; a. fr.Imper. &'iS!3X(for e'^ssm). Ruth
R. end (ref. to Ps. IV, 5) X'jnn St^l "^"ilJi 'X . . . -j-irii rillit let
thy tempter rage, but sin not; but the Rabbis say, arouse
thy (good) inclination to indignation, and thou shalt not
sin. [Midr. Till, to Ps. 1. c. jX'^::)!'' ^X1 . . . la'^TOX weaken
thy tempter (by ascetics) &c.; Yalk. Ps. 627;
Pesik.
Shubah, p.
158* DEnsst, corr. ace]
D3?3, D"^?? ch. same. Targ. Ps. CXII, 10.Y. Ber.
VII,
11''
hot.
'31
X3b^ . . jJ^S^U King Jannai heard of it and
became angry; Gen. R. s. 91; a. fr.
[Targ. Y. Gen.
XXXVIII, 15 -pSX nC)"'3J3 angry-looking, morose (h. text
ni^B nn03)
;
prob, a. corrupt, of nx^S!?, and d-^n"!, at the
end of the sentence, to be read 0*^3)1; cmp. Gen.R. s.85].
Af.
D53X to provoke to anger; Dip (N13125) 'X to act
provokingly, defiantly against. Targ. Y. II Deut. XXXII,
19. Ib. 21.Esth. R. introd.
'31 "|ini131SJ . . . TO?J3Xln when
the beloved children (Israel) defied &c.; (Yalk. Esth. 1044;
Yalk. Job 920 irsns).
D^3 m. (b. h.; preced.) anger, grief. Tosef. Yeb. VI, 6
H^SinTS '3
nb ilM if she had been living on bad terms
with her husband; Yeb.
42'';
Keth.
60''
nbi^ rVZ^; Erub.
47=* '3
QS. Ex. R. s. 45 '31 '33 nilriNlUS, v. b?3. Ab. IV, 18
iOSS n"m3 . . . ^X do not try to pacify thy neighbor while
he is excited. Sifre Num. 157, v. ^^3; a. fr.
^OV^ ch. same. Targ. Y. II Deut. XXXII, 19. Ib.27.
I^3, ikSS (cmp. D>3) to be dark, ugly, repulsive(cm]^.
XM1X)!Part. pass. -ii:>'3, niX3 ; f. n-\rj^
;
pi. din^SB, 'plirs;
ni"i13J3, 'X3 a) iigly, ungainly. Gen. R. s. 36
'3
. . .
~3iBb
dniB^I therefore shall this man (thou) be ugly and black.
B. Kam. IX, 4 (lOO'')
'3
12>3S, v. D13>3. Esth. R. to I, 12
'3 iniX -pXII BX if they find me ungainly. Cant. R. to V,
11; a. fr. 1)) unbecoming, indecent. Y. Keth. VII,
31''
top NSn ~i3in 's<3 that is indecent conduct, and cause for
divorce; (Yeb. 24'', sq. -i:.'13^). Gen. R. s. 60 '31 UJ^Jtb '311?
for it is unbecoming for a man to walk behind a woman.

c) (cmp. "iirj) not evident, strange, implausible. Hull.

116''; 117=*;Kidd.9''
'31
nw^ It ni^S is what R ... taught
to be rejected? Tosef. Kel. B. Bath. II, 2 '31 Xn^-J na
'3
something more strange than this (or more inappropriate
to be used as a seat) did R . . . declare unclean.
Pi.
I>i3
to make or declare repulsive.Part. pass.
'^"J'i^'O,
f.nisiso; p;.'p'i5i3ri, niiyi3?2=ii^'3 &c. Keth.i05= -p^-in '33
'31 contemptible is the judge who receives fees for giving
judgment. Yeb. 24'',
sq., v. supra. Yoma
86=* 1i311 '3^ nn3
how mean are his ways!; a. fr.
Hithpa. "lysnn to appear ugly, become ungainly. Gen.
R. s.
171'i5'^S3 irilSSriri I appearedrepulsivetohim. Ib.s.45
n3t2>n52l nissn^ she becomes ungainly and is neglected.
Cant. R. to 11, 14 n3:vinai '3na, v. 3?n.
'yn 657
pM/..
^3
e. (b. k.)
Cif)
lmmtatm mfM, AilMi)
OH^
0^
the kamA^ kumJi IH. Vf^ Y IWr. I, f bnt^ V. f/f^
s^.
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fr>
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iiiiwi Ml
ftnmvmwm A.| . fr.
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rAr mill (flMhjr kvoUoo) om-fV fMrflafa. ToMt IMA.
I
tpn mamrw(Var.sorrvB) vWa tiM fwi
iHrl> l4i (A
teMMi T.Tob.I.fl' bot. UWI
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<0
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(. tt* 'an snmra (of m1):
Midd. 4 , .:r9 Um erwl grava Iowot. lb. ftt^
'an \9 mil on* luUr oo Ui erwt; a. .
4)
ptfs, ttmttr.
Tiim. V, 4 (coaUining th* '^>. lb. TH, t li
'
tm tp tbo
itMT and ita lid; a. tt.H. He;. Nam. R. a 14; A.O.
^ .>ii MotM't Iramf *o. KoL XIXl. t; 4; a. fr. labb.
\ - TO a, cp|. lb. M^ rn^ Ve 'S Um p:Mlranr
uoi.~Rv>f|Lri^ llldd.ni.4VnaVerr3Ar.(od.
era, Tar. DXa) Iroo tfowoh. 4)(irttb,orwiCbooterDWrB)
tcalf
ofthe hoiamn, Ab. II, ft. Parik. Ahir. p. I7 rvixr "a
t* ih Mai* of lint OB Ibo ooo dda, aad that of morils
> th othtr; rrs\ 'ab na irjpi n and Um Locd bwdt
(tho )Mdnc) toward* Um Malo of OMrits. Ab. I, ft, t.
rCT; li. tt,D,
Vjf^ 7*19. TbMt KaL B. Mala. II, ft
(ad. Zttok.
r*^.
raad : r^a). 7) alorc, teidb (t.
Mf^
Num. B. a. IS, t. e?R..-/t r^;, ooaatr.
^ft|. Lam. R. fai
>d. (B. Bin. s) (tnuuL nban ir\ U Cbr. XXV, il) 'a
?an Uia aalt ahoraa.
(^S, MGSI oh. aama, DjmIm, Aomi. Tatf. T. Qm. m,
Ift. Jl M*f9. Ta*. Pa. XCYUT. 8 (r., bow, Va.
R. a. K\ a . C^nXS) hvrdtr, tkort, r. MTViS) iMwtfg,
Atmf. 8nh.3^bot'aannnAr.(v.Babb.D.8.a.Laoli
^ XT. in Ar. o nDV\ . novi; ad. '''Wi lop) oao aftola a
"iJ.PL
7f$ CT^
T. Sabb. IH, ft' bou Krftn ^t^
'
's to bring Uiraa bonehaa (of twiga) and pot dialMa
on them. Oitt. ftft'' -rra "ran, T. lCTs. Paa. 4fl^, V.
rrt. Nad. 4ft>'toplun*<sn'^flaxbaocbB,T.5p^;a.a.~
bou ^cnoa crm, . i^nf^.4) t$p krmmek of pate
oea (t. n^rcB).il -^ Soea. s* ^naam -a ttt mrw
trhapa te|qpa(Lav. XXllI, 40) maana tvotopaofpataa
t esf
5) jNHs tfom 40. Paa. S8*. r. s^;^ L Sabb. ]4S^
-z^X i: n;c(Ma.M.HB^)plaoeda ladle onapOaofdMatTaa.
Uull. .S4* 'S ^{ca trbat lappa do yon maaaT Wi'i 'a paa
-4 Um Ibra iMft d^ooMMi arwri
'a aia&^fti
lala* # iiiaa hma^th, B luk m*>
taf 90 Ma. M. >
At. (ad. mi). Boi. ft** bM. -sa Ar.(adL ii'
W rt)j I^ma.
*
Vf<Bi ^ni Ar cadL nwi, a.
fp[^
-.tai d^ . . . w
** ^t^lB Ar. (oCrvVB) 4a ite jmi^ p|M (dbH
mtH M III apMi tar bf Bar rtiali r OtaAit
by bar oapi I. ^ MS tfMf vallb
l^t n (K4wia>Ow4hitai
(a'lfMa^ bMa,ILlal,l ffVtfl^^iiv.r-^74a.
Mq:),im,v.5Biibft.B.
rBJJ,t.nf.fc
^TO* 'B^okCb.b.
l^dM iMimyaj of
IftOMMait 0. fr.'iB e^, OMadf U
'
.
IM
i
J
gP(abbr.STW*.
rjr^rr-^DaiftfAUmmmd, iba uib dy^ofltabrt.
Toat*^"3 0rod.(IU ILPivanor). T.
U
m' boc n- a. 'an sr-. lab. T. 1. Toma I, t. Ik. ft
3-9
a"m< tba f UM D^ of AloooMMClBa atolli of
TIahri). lb.Tltl.t<ao9-n*-ni...ionBlfaM9iwl
Witt aia, aad ii
p
wi
. Um Dajr of AL wfll brtm 1^^
atnaamwl T.ib.VM,4ft> boc,a.a||}a . BtBoM.
M 9 onva nan (-anr) Ibo ioMlMtfaa oriha Biqr of
alag a oltiaft om Ao.a'lr Fas lai I^y
of a Ii mUii of Iba Taaafta, a.
^.
Ha^tn^. T*I ah.aao.Tms.Boa.lII.t^
Tarf.T. II La. XXIII,
'
n-aj m ar. II
"% Targ. Ex. XXIX, fti a. tr.
rtsr
t'^wr^rwsn'^DaiftfAitmmtmLTu^lmw.TaU,
t7; a.f^.-ToMaS0*; a. fr.->KaCb.7^ an sf* *493-
a-nn V9, .
"TiD^ I m. (b. b.;
-^) (mO Aftor^Awi^ amp.
T^
OboLTm, ft; TtmL lb. XIT. L Kkr. Til. I.
"Tto^
II at. (b. k.; T. pnoad^ (pniftL) yfadal immL
Pttr^mmitt.rrn' Wt^ n^; 9^-, Um. I^^MLu
Bnal,
1^ atgnaoL fr. *a to wjpa i#>.
."
H^'il
I cbj-b. "in L fteg. T. n Bk. Xn, 14b
IL Taig. I Chr. XXTm, 17.^
S7^-
neb.^
PL OMalr. TaL lb.
8t"\1S)3 658
xrss
IJ^'^IS? Ill ch.=h. "iSiSl, ci/prus flower.PL)'^'i!SQ.
Targ/Cant. FV, 13.
"
J
|D!D m. pi, (v. X'niiBS) atonement]
'3
rr^n the place of
atonement, v. next w. Targ. Lev. XVI, 2 (some ed, 0.
iin'i^QS), Targ. I Chr, XXVIII, 11 (h. text niSStn TT^z).
Targ. I Kings VI, 5 (h. text "iia^i) ; a. e,
n
J
iDj, ri"]i^<? f. (b. h.; V. preced.) [cover] in sym-
bolical language place
of
atonement,'] 1) cover
of
the Holy
Ark. Sifra Vayikra, N'dabah, Par. 1, ch. II. Men.
27''
hn.
'Dn 13B up to the very front of the Jcapporeth, contrad.
to 'S^ n"'2^ the room occupied by the k., Holy of Holies,
lb. '31 p'lX Tiri i6^ i3ir )ii1p^ during the Second Temple
when ark and cover no longer existed. Yoma 55*; a. e.

2)
('an ST^ln) the innermost
of the Temple, the Holy
of
Holies (Tii^pti ffllpa). Shek. VI, 5; Tosef. ib. Ill, 1 'sb nriT
(inscription on one of the offering boxes) 'Gold for the
k.,' expl. ib. 6 p"np n^ab ilSi^I
. .
.
-p^JlSJ of these offerings
were made gold foils for the inside of the Holy of Holies.
Tosef. Tem. IV, 8 '3!! H'^n I'linxb '^BX ...)'^H we dare not
use it for gold foils even for the back wall of &c.; [Ar.;
trnias plating for the Temple roof; comment. 'B3 (collect,
noun) vessels, v. "liss II.]
lA^yi^^^
C>35,
'DS, 'D?, Srinb?) ch. same. Targ.
Ex. XXV, 17; a. fr. '3 n-'S, v. "^l^iEi.
n^ISS, V. nia-^Bs.
ri^D3 m. 1
)
part. pass, of nB3.
2) bandage.PL Q'^MBS,
Pesik. R. s. 31
'31 D'^pTn W^HIBls our bandages were as
strong as iron. ['pnsiBS, Tosef. Kel. B. Kam. VII, 7, v.
niQfj.]
Jj^r^Sil f. (:]B3, cmp. XB13
1, X^ins) ball, excrement.
B. Bath.
73'^ '31
'3
'p-^BX Ar.\ed. xnB13 S(^-|, Ms, H. S^^an
'1B3, V. Rabb. D, S. a, 1. note 2; Rashi to Snh.
98"' "^al
Kr\iBl3) it cast a ball of excrement with which it ob-
structed the Jordan; Zeb. US'* X23(Ms.M. xbp, v. Rabb.
D. S. a.l. note), Sabb, llO''.[Snh. 98^ v, i<nBi3; Rashi:
excrement. Ih.
110=* fitnB13 13
ed., Ms. M, itniBS, Ar.
S<D1BBVja].
HDi), V. nsp.
HDS, v, rrats.
^DD, 5J<53, HDS (b. h.; V. tiBS) 1) to bend over, in-
vert, turn upside down. Tam, V, 5 '31
"firh^ nsis nin he
inverts a large vessel and puts it over them (the coals),
Ib,
'31 nmx 'i'^Bis they invert it over &c, Pesik. Ekhah,
p.
123=^ n"i13nh ni< rxt>
'3
the ass (of gold, given as a bribe
to the judge) has upset the lamp (offered on the other
side ; whence a proverbial expression for litigants out-
bidding each other in bribery) ; Y. Yoma I,
38*^
bot. ; Lev.
R. s. 21 ; Pesik. Ahar6, p. 177*.Esp. trJ^^'n ns<
'3
toupset
the couch, to place the mattresses on or near the floor, as
a sign of mourning, opp. toClpT. M.Kat.
15*'
top [euphem-
istic version, read with Ms. M,:] d3'ini315S1 Q32 . . . nial
'31 "p'^niM'^a !lB3 , , . , I (the Lord) had placed my image
among you, and for your sins I upset it (decreed death),
upset now your beds; Y, Ber. Ill, 6"
top; Y. M. Kat. Ill,
SS^top-^n-Ji^ nB3, Ib.n^aiBS "Q3
we have already lowered
them (the couches) ; Y, Ber, III,
5'^
bot. d::iB3 (corr. ace).
Keth,
4''
Ifia'^D nsis he lowei's his couch (when his wife
is in mourning); nn'a"i?3 tlBIS she lowers &c. (when her
husband is in mourning) ; a, fr,Part, pass, "^^BS, f. fT^IBS,
pi. tlii_1B3, nii1B3, Tosef, Ohol. XII, 2 niB b'J
'3
nsD a
dry measure turned upside down. Lam. R, introd. (R.
Han.
3)
(play on n^an 'iB3, v. SqS) fian^a i;i!lB3
those uPset
bywar. Y. Ber. Ill,
6^*
top
'3
tiMa a lowered couch; a. fr.Esp.
ii2ia "ilBS one on whom kindness is upset, ungrateful, un-
appreciative. Ab. Zar.
5* '31 "^as nsili
'i'i1B3
you ungrate-
ful ones, sons of ungrateful ones. Lev. R. s.
4 ; a. fr.

2) to press, force. Keth. V, 5 '31 niU355^ PlBiS he may compel

her to work in wool. Yeb. 106^^, a. fr,
'31 12? mix "pBIS
the court uses means of coercion, until he says 'I will',
opp, to ini3 b5J3, Sot,
46'' niibb '3
we force a host to
escort (protect) his guest on parting. B. Bath.
12''
It "1153
dllD STra ^35
'3
in such a case we apply force on the ground
of the law of equity (v. Qilt?). Y, Peah I, IS*^ ; Y. Kidd,
1, 6
1'^
top
'i"'B131 do we compel (a son to support his father)?
Ib, pn ni< ',"^B13 we do compel &c,R, Hash, 28^ iXB3
'31 V3X1 if somebody forced him, and he ate Matsah (on
the first Passover night). Ib. 1^
'3
a demon possessed
him. Ib. d'liCIB iniXBS Persians (gentiles) forced him;
a. fr,[Snh,
70''
inXB3,' v, nB3,]V. vjIS I a, rjBS,
Nif nB33 1) to be inverted, upset; to be forced. Y. M,
Kat. 1, c, "ilDlon tiBS'il let the agent (of sin, the evil in-
clination) be overpowered (by mourning ceremonies); Y.
Ber, 1, c. r!B3
'3'^^
(corr. ace), Ib,
5''
bot. ; Y. M. Kat. 1.
c. n'^Q33 ns^K need not be upturned, v. la.a'i'n ; a. fr.2) to
be overtaken by a demon, esp. to be epileptic. Lev. R. s.
26 1B33U3..bs<"ia5'i an Israelite and a priest that were af-
flicted &c.Pes.
112''
nQ33 p13in mix that child will
become epileptic. Ib. 'pOSS D'i32 epileptic children; Keth.
60''(Chald, form) "^BSS
i32.
Tosef, B.Bath. IV, 5 X"^n niSS?
she is subject to epileptic attacks; B, Mets, 80^ Yeb.
64''
'^033 r^riBUJa a family subject to epilepsy.
"D3, JSDjch. same, 1) to bend, upturn, invert. Gitt.
68''
top n*i3'ia'nmialp^ XB3 he bent his body away from
it (the wall of the hut). Y. Hag. II,
77"^
bot. b'J ',131B31
11(1*11151*1
and they inverted the pots and put them over
their heads; a.e.
2) to force. Targ.Esth. I, 22.Y. Gitt.
I,
43''
'pin h^ nrr^l n*i31B3 the court compelled him to
give her another letter of divorce. Snh. 107% v. vJISiIch.
B, Bath. S''
'31 n*i;:B3 xni Ms, M, (ed. tT^BSX
Af)
Raba
forced R, N, Kidd,
45'' '31 IS iT^nS? she forced him, un-
til &c.
Af.
*iQ3X
same, B, Bath, 4% v, tJIS I ch. Ber,
56''
nS3X1
j
'31
l^b (Beth Nathan riQ3X1) and she shall finally make thee
yield, and thou shalt give them (thy daughters) away to
her relatives; a, e,
Ii57tpe, ''BSnix to be upset. Y. Ab,Zar,III,42Hop'"|1B?n*iX,
V, X'J'nnsN.
SSPDS, V. XT^Bp.
^
rr-f
of llx
1.. ., _, i
'
NTCZ m. atk I) li.
^9. B. KmIs i^ PM1I*1 ^
MT^ III* iiiir rtn AMviuii* lo lbrltai i4 iln iHli
(!.. <. ti^.'^i
iuumXm) >. o. i) hw(^ waHltow.
Inciutif iiiM
0Mt(atMlOMi >iibrt)wlilrti wm iiiKi t a
III* ta^ or ifraMi itwUMlHy (alllMr itetM otUm
gnuidioo bteomlaf AMbotar); (d.^wa irwi.n llM
uw whldi MiM ttp la NMqMM oTUm MM** roMBlat
hIhhiI (iMlluf) tbcavM of Am)
'
"TO,
nlj^^
r. (|WOtl.>l. t) fA' LuN, .A.tr.
ArW'Wii. Y. II lUii. Vlti
i,-j-rti
itigU bar*, lb. 1*311 r t.. !..r*. ).
(<l0<Ul) AUltar WOoin iia i>>n eniiuc^i.
i)
fotdil^
Aor. /Y. r4f*f|;
^
Uv. B.I. It 'VS (oorr. oec.) ; Talk.
T V
&&;,v.^-^)lM<oll comIMm^ v. pvooad.
S?'"-?? yrV?
^
r,eL).3mriWAolra.o^
NTTr
0|S) AiM^ry, itarrHy. Tarf.Ps.
^
-llg.f^(prov.)rTiAnircr'dUM
tmor tuMi hongry and koova it ooc (oatU ftiod ! ploMd
Wforv hta). Kob. B. lo V. It "m crU illitowP V*m p09
'
b^cror oM poor and feobU (oaobla to work), aokad
uWx to go out) and hoagry (v. v6n). Btf. M^; a. fr.
/l
r;"^.
TtS. Tarf. Job V, S. Tarf. Pfc OTU. t. lb.
ad 'prts M*. (mI. Lag. rTcs, oib. e*si)
'r.*^
>" pl* wwMr. (prMtd.) wnf; mmi^ dmrt, Tiuf.
^ (ion.
XLlIf 19; t9 (k.t0tt TBi^X
C'r3 m. (b. h.; V. Qp)fMtr.*Mrf4ofA. (Mkld. 111.4
-
-
*~
r =. read BT2, v. C^T. BoU. UI, tS* lop S3B,
=-B53C.v.-,-^.l-H.ffVTVff B.BaiJi.1.1,
N---X. B. Mat*. II7'"S3..rVB0101}7nT^wblha
. f (he lower atoiy dauiaa to make aa altarattoo
^irdara. ToMt Krab. XI (Vlll), S 'Om (Ar.
:;<r-&^>.
luMf.KaLB.Bath.U.S'a^BeB.&toKal.XZU*
(ed. TVro, TWO, ooit. aoe.).
MsTTI f. (r^)
1) brnUt^,
Mv
*(> T. B. I.t'
'= ^V unto that it bendJatdoa. lb. vnrir^ifQ Xip%
> ( us irom oar hvoiilialioB. 8Bh.tS^Ttaipi
: ou' body (before tha idol). Babb. 104* (rat to tka
ipe of oettain lattara, . rcs) TVVB ^ 'S
y
cm
Lord baa giTan thaa repaatad adBMMitiaoa tohmOty,
r^ir.
J)
(T. nrf?; emp. Aasrr.
kmffm^ Bebr. KAT,
p.
-)
^,
prison. Ketb. 72*, a. fr.
'33
rPO t n*
7
body can ba azpeatad to dvall in a e^a* with a aarp-
Pfl".
rr* boc-) tmmtk, to !

4 %%n, I l^>-^OT ^ o iMbil Mda a# pa aw^i
m ftM w^ wmif wbao a kaiBit o# owIm m
ka bvtogiopaot]raMiftflihtgM|f,O0pulk irr^l
rsU boaMa by
hMi^iig baakoii
ikaoadlOfobaMltoi
t.
lULI
|ib#.
Ttwl Yaa nr. t '31
ff^nSB ao
of lw1fiorooa*'> '-^"bboaaao
Vep n-a); TWi' ..mddir.
Mrto^ad.Bota (Tr, Tr^ooiBoHaaTaoi
V. a ss rrw9 LWmk.CTm. rwmaa^ nod 'aa) fcmad
bka a ATlaAa. 1. c lartl^ oa iko po^aoi^ rfd^ Ml oo
par>> OkaLY,tn49nrr9*3iaodaotoad*Mlpat
oo II aa a Ufbi Ud. IK f rn ^an
TTSB . . . imv rt if a
l^fU^ to paioo pi^...w1tb ao aatlaMi aldao4 bBil^
tbo iblop wyali Ba to Iba (affar aaapHtaaal aflBal
kmndUm. IkZl,t ri09 'Si...nm Vaoi
vaani iaaa potoaarfi. ibailtwvoM fvaatotoi
tfyao iiunJBa, IK t '!n 79& ran tw73
llM aid (iba boOov ifMi| tt iBa tond wm
tha dmmrm aod iBa ddaa o# iBa ttmmuj a. ft>-TJ
Yni, u^*s>'ai ma acw ni aa wbo
to a ft. wbaaa aapartlw ho hm tMod ooi
bf m^ to
iwtoa or throa Umb.YVoiC 'aa -ns t dbof mtTmir^.
Y. Yah. Zm. ir. v.tiqi ttoib- nnr-

-. ad. Bah.
t 'aa Tna rrapn pa (mi maa)tha Lord bM oat tw*
n^m^ oa Biyiia% WHaaa. Midr. YBi to ra. XXIT
(load aa) Yalk. Job tlT i tn ^ nn I
'
lji ^tt ihfa
(IBdr. TOL L a. fWi 'S9 ,i
'
WU, ad.
rwi '59
or 'S^ . YaflL L a.]
rr^ pL
\
i; i^r. rn (trrta^
(YOa 1^
T. orcx]
*
XII, 1.
^B(Kb.; aaip.g^)to hemimmr,fM, JmMu Bar.
yi^paisthjaaiiiaiof a^poatwfflbadeabladto
Gaa. BLaJoS, aad '7% rsc "Sr ^)e avary oaa whoae I
b&S) 660 ni:B3
(B. Kam. 92* ni^UJS ibBSsinUJ '|WJt). Succ. Ill, 11 . . .
Qipa
^j'lBS'^ ^issl: where it is customary to recite twice (each
verse of Ps. CXVIII, 2129), let one do so. Tosef. Pes.
X, 9 di'nn'i ra IsSis nin ^lal Eabbi used to repeat certain
words (in singing the Hallel); Pes. 119'^; Succ. 39*;i'^Dia
':i "TlXO bis:b adds (to Eabbi's repetitions) by doubling
the verses from Od'kJia (Ps. 1. c). Sifra Vayikra, N'dabah,
Par. 10, ch. XII; Men, VI, 4 (75'^) '=1 inx bsia (Bab. ed.
bsp) he folds it twice over and breaks it (into four parts).
Ned. 6l' I^SD'', V. bs;?. Gitt. 62* '21
DlVuJ "p^Sis we must
double the greeting (say twice shalom) &c. B.Mets.104'^
'^2^
h'ysdb where it is costumary to write out the K'thu-
bah for double the amount of the dowry, half the amount
is collected; a. fr. Part. pass. b^lBS, f. n^^iBS; pi. tt-^h^fs,
'(^ViiiSS; nib^lSS. Kel. XXVII, 5
'3
^1^3 is measured as it
is doubled (folded). lb. 6. Ohol. XI, 3 'a Var. in R. S.
a. 1. (ed. 'p) folded up one above the other. Ned.
66*' "p 'D
her ears are bent over (deformed).Treat. Sofrim 11,11
'rn ini'in'lX letters which have two forms ("3^3^) ; a. fr.

'D 'xsn, V. 'stsn.

Nif. be:? to be doubled. Y. Kil, IX,
32*: topiiJ^y lb si^B;:
his years of life were doubled to him. Gen. B. s. 30, beg.;
Tanh. Sh'moth 18, a. e. laiC 'D^ "^O bs every one whose
name appears twice in immediate succession (as Noah
Noah, Gen. VI,
9);
a.fr.
Eif.
b"iKn to double, fold up. Ned. 61'^, sq., v. bsi?.
Hof.
berin to be doubled, bent. lb., v. hs^. M. Kat.
25*^
(in a poetic eulogy)
'31 ni!<"ib ibK^in . . . nxp pelican and
owl were bent upon looking (took pains to see, cmp. next
w. Ithp.).B. Kam. 92*, v. supra.Part, pass, bori^a (Pu.
bsiD^) doubly guarded, surrounded. Yalk, Lev. 557 '3lo
nibM n^3; Lev, R. s. 16 niblSS n^Da "ir^ (the tongue)
is guarded by several folding doors (teeth, lips).
Pi.
ii5"i3
to fold. Sifra 1. c; Men. 1. c. PhtCT2 n%'i stb
(Bab. ed. 'pa) he did not fold it (in four parts, v. supra).
~D3 ch. same. Part. pass. b'^BS double. Targ. Cant.
VIII, 7!Gitt. 62* '31 XTsbUJ ,2''bB3^, v. preced.
Ithpe. b'^Bsnx, b'lBB'^K l)tobe folded up, doubled. Targ.
Is. XXXVIII, 12 (ed.Lag. 'pnst). Targ. Ez. XXI, 19.B.
Mels.
104'^
bSB'^a xb N5pJ2 "^X if formal obligation is to be
entered into (v. "Sp), the document must not be made
out for double the amount, v. preced. ; a. fr.
2) to be bent
upon, take pains. Sabb.
5* '31
wn 'z'^n was it necessary
for the Tannai to take pains to let us hear all this (to be
so explicit)?B. Mets. 46* '31
i<3n 'X1 should the Tannai
have taken the trouble to speak of such an exceptional
case as that of a naked man &c.? B. Bath. 91* bsS'^X
'slT^blS^I apply thyself (Eashi: marry again), and beget
&c. Shebu.
48"^ '31
''Nnxi "^bKiN have I taken the trouble
to come all this distance for the sake of upsetting &c.?;
a. e.[Y. Ter. VIII, 46* top "ibBSK ed. Zyt., v. T^BX,]
>D2 m. (b, h.; preced. wds.) doubling, double amount,
esp.
'3
CiTSibajn) the additional amount to be paid as
fine
on restoring stolen goods (Ex. XXII,
3;
6
8). Snh. I, 1.
B. Kam. VII, 1; a. fr. lb. 65* ib-iBs:: lb nbir (fr. bB3;
Rashi: bB3ii "^IPS) is credited to him as the thiefs fine;
Tosef. ib .VIII, 8 lbiB3 "]ina... is deducted from &c. Y.Sot.
Ill, end, ig**; Kidd.18* ib'^BSn xbl cannot be sold for the
fine; a. fr.Dm. d-^bBS, di-ibBS. Succ. 51^; Tosef, ib. IV,
6
ni-i:ia 'iXSI'^3 '3
twice as many as those who went out of
Egypt; a, e,

PL d'^bss even numbers. Pes. 110* MniUJrt

'3
Ms. M, he who drinks even numbers of cups, v. XSIT.

nibss folding doors, v. bE3.

CS>D3 (or '2) m. (preced. wds.) 1) curve, winding road.
Targ.^Is. XL, 4 (h. text 2p5). Ib. XLII, 1 6 (h, text d-^iapi'TD).
2) (cmp. bD3)^roM, loin. Targ. Job XV, 27.Hull. 93*
'32 n^n . . . KUiian (Ar. "^bEsla inn) there are five veins (of
forbidden fat) in the loin!PZ. "^bBB. Targ. Y. Lev. 111,4
(ed. pr. '3); a. e.Targ. Ps. XXXVIII,
8, v. i<btp3.Hull.
8'\ Ib. 93*; a. e.3) =h. bSB, v.
S<biB3.
1
uSD, Gen. E. s. 59 lablBa '33
M, read as Yalk. ib.
103 a. Ar. s. v. ibB : 'jib'^Ea.
*nTbpS, nl5<bD'^p f. pi. (xecpaXo;) a species of
mullet, a delicious fish (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Cephalus). Gen.
R, s, 98 (expl. -jba ''Jli'-a, Gen. XLIX, 20), 'iirpB^Sl
'3
(not
p , . .) mullets and oil of unripe olives. Sifr6 Deut. 355
(ref, to Deut. XXXIII, 24)
'31 'ipni 'ppiBiX ,am. ..rr^nUJ
(corr. ace ) Asher made himself agreeable to his brother
tribes by furnishing them oil . . . and mullets, while they
supplied him with grain; Yalk. ib. 962 (comment.:
fine
fruits).
p"*bDD, Y. Nidd. II, 50* hot.
'31 inxn bUJ 'B3, read
:
'|iib"iB3 like the color of a felt cap &c.; v. 'p'^b'^BX III.
ID^ (b.h.; cmp.ClB3) to bend; part. pass. "jIBB bentupon,
eager for. Gen, R. s. 79, beg. (ref. to Job V, 22) S<3^ pb tiT
'31 '3
that refers to Laban who rushed with eagerness
at his (Jacob's) money to plunder it,
"jSS I, I^DS
same 1) to bend.Va.xt. pass. "'B3. Targ.
Job 'na, 17 (ed.Lag. tliB3, ed. Wil, tlB3, Ms.
:i''X3;
h.text
j'Bni),
2) to pine (for food), to starve. Targ, Ps, XXXIV,
11, Targ. Gen. XLI, 55; a. fr,Ber.
62''
(prov.) nsBSI "IS
bl35< eat while thou art hungry (delay nothing). Pes.
107'^
hot.
'31
nsax "iBSKI '-i">ai<1 13'in '^3
Ms. M. (read : "iia-'X'l,
V, Eabb. D. S. a. i. note ; ed. tT^n'^bb ni^-ia'^:i) that I may
get an appetite and be eager for the Matsah in the even-
ing. B. Mets. 83* ')3'^B31 and we are hungry; a. fr.

[Esth.
E. to I, 4 "1X333 I am hungry
(?).]
Af.
'pE3i< to cause to hunger. Targ. Deut.VIII,
3
; a. e.

Sabb. 33* iTil!5B3 "j^K^ he starved himself (and grew sick

in consequence).
jv3 II, N-JPS m. (preced.) hunger, famine. Targ.
Euth i, 1. Targ! Gen. XII, 10; a. fr. Sabb. 33* '3 irr^BS
swelling (and lying) from starvation. Taan.
19'^
top, v,
xn'iiaa, lb. s'* wni^si '3
famine and pestilence; a. fr.
\
PI. ^333. Targ. Ruth.l. cV. ''B'^BS.
^3
S3, V. Xni3B3.
. ; T T : T
D^3D3, V, i^BB.
n^^DS f, (-JBS, cmp. X-^BIB III a. IBS) the inflorescenc
of palms, date-berry in its early stage.

PI. ni*3B3. OrJ,

Wl
iti
I
.
V. TuMf. Mm. III. 1. 14 9
^9
in -n *a A/W^lil M*
VI,
:.'
b,*re: rTTf1wtoatpil<ii
(Mip.lhib
Hi^
f)
in* n ii->
_ _ , . .^ . ^ ili#

av li(liiunfMi Willi ^il),,~Y.nMM.IXltf,r-I4
]
blMlteat jTMtf >
CC^ (w|. rs3 j to lie, fatum,
-
Fmv yMk 0*f|. f. .
rr ( V. n^). il(^. riBn to i^pM, iMyhv A*f. 0k
II. . 8S
rq^ Ar. (94. TM),
v.
Mm
7C^elt. /M|i.9fv:ii.'nwfnOkr.XXxiiMi.v.Ti;
^PX
(h. h ) I) to ktmi, trnn, %m. . & it. i4
rfrs
BT9 . .
. TVT
r ^W
O
Hl
i
ilw^ MimM lo JoMpb) t
dual bMl tbjr proiMl aiMar* (hiMllliH iIm villi ito
labor)) nkl b, TIm Lord oimm Uhmo vIw oio to4
down. B. Kam. M^ "ai ^8B . . .
tf^ bo wbo bte bk
natgbbor*! grmla aulkt bofbro ibo flio (w to auUo
iitn ooiob flffv). Num. !!.., bof.
'31 t*r rrs iras tbo
rophvt noM baod bb boada oad tool lo ati bWWo (Mr
"Oder bl powvr to) tbo blgb prioM; (Y. Bor. Ill, 4t^
bou
nfTB)*
Cbot. R. bog. 'Si y^m qb^ to bond ihy oor
and Uflon ; o. fr. rart. pM*. eB^ &
^If^Btt
pL CTfW^
T*f9i
nwB9. Sobb. 17* 'Si xm 'a bbn rm miM mi
h*ot(in tobniUioB)boforo8bomtnol. 0a.R.Lc.,T.apim.
;. Huh. Ill, 4
*:
s*<st Vra with bMi bono of rooM.
^ Alk. St. ST
'31 vmttHbrioff and boablod (v.CS^i;^
;
tt. mtp. tbo emrttd Micro S,
3, , s, opp. VtM tbo
t<.d, Ibo obopo of tbo find lottoro. Sobb. 104*
.tioa of lotton) 'si 'S pR>. . .
*:
r^
A'm boat,
imigbtoiMd, (bltb^ ba bot (ia di>UM), taMf
ha Mfaightontd (rabtd op) be lb. 103^ *2^
V
'
:.tM'a
ht on* niott notiniie lb* eanrd l(tn atraifbtoaod Ac.
i)lo bmd^force^emftuT. Y.8ub.I,l8*bot.7n'Srri9r:
<n aatborittd Jodg* tbal foreod (ibo faiw roqolriiif tbrM
>idfO) and Jadftd alnfly. T. Tob. XII, ir *s pnm
"^
B.
I.
foreod (Ui law rwioiriaf tbro* JodfM for AJtiloaA);
i>. *: p*^ itn it was onr tooebor wbo did it. Kotb.
4^
rt
:^ r^^ ... no butband daroo fore bb wifa (ia naiora-
i)g) to paiotbe. Mam.R.. 14 (plaj on rp) ttfO U i"Jt m
=1 T^r> rtt (aonood. CJBV) tbat rofon to Abrabaai wbo
ooaqaorsd bb laoMaartoao b&9) to mrrH, ajwrf. T. Bw.
III. *
top n^^ <^er7r^ tboo didM oaan bm to apart It
(the diTiao imago), T.ntX;(ll.Kat. IS^iit
'
uiim. tiWIJi^
Y. 1. c rw8* mov) nr^Ki, r. ntx; . ft-.(KaBLB.a.io
c^ rrWB, rad TTtS, r.'r^sabb. 104f trts aron
Ar., od. Vss, T.s*c.]
4) to hemi onc^ oc^rapin, tolafer
;
.ii (cmp.
^X
cant. B. to 1, 17 'Si tpAXBtS I toob
.Muus to destroy the passion for Idolatzy.
Xif, qy:; to be bemL Ponk. B. a. 38 [read:] rcfs^
-9
ri cnrp so tbat tbotr atataree wwa beat nadar tboir
\ond. Arakh. 1* qcs! V^e :rc* a taff(of gold or alvor)
which cannot be beat. Mom. &..&, ead ;u
''"
'
H rvc:
ti ilw oaHBia aPM^d ibo Art
boiaaJite)). aiMo.*!
aJ 6ii If <.,^M iLvi#b Ibo wiad} {irik.
U,CI4
^W
jrvnip. oaadutvl, 17.
T(|Mm...J lb* iww beira(a
JWi
TW*
Ob. >mm^ l| to
**mm i. / - i.
17. int. tWtV ts^ xrtt y r||
(k. MM PBB.
x^
t^Mg.lllC eaiiMOioifooaadMMd*
aMiMa.T*', ^^,paLV7^LCW3.
ptrV^B tk. T*f
u u%
Dtoiaavt M.k. - .1
.-.4-! .
..1. .
Ibo giwaad oad floood ibmin
"
Hl
hi
mam. IWf, Iniu &tjj 9 la, - r^ *>-
-
.d^o.ooira.
MIdr. BMk A.nu. V.
fPfT
*1Q^ (k k.; Oiifw 9) I) to *aa< arwb onr. CMr. .
fta^ -ftt te-)
(to fM
Mr mM OM^r fiitoite. to
wift mi, rwft (ooif. pv)i) toia,
ly oWai<iv ^awaaio
; to ^rwrv CaU rt* B of 1
obfoM). B. MoiiL
4* rp6aa ^rgn bo wiBo
rfnniu lb.
'91 '99 ns Vy bo to *wm oa oboi bo
<
iMM. I V. I 'TB
fO
ti^B^V ^ aalB ibojr
'
I^Braaoo(onboliHiwin)bofcw>ooart. ttud JUJUif
lb. rvnm mti If dw im001 of wMaoioM ptoalod %-
lb. Tl, 9 rvpTps 9... mvvt oad dotoadaoo
Moto. bi dmdM 14 00 la
nr r'VbiY^rM rtMqrbaawfirwc
nllgia^aadyoiaradbbdtoraok Omm. B. to 1, 44
(|4oy
oa ^Bat, lb.) fr<iO '39 Bo dtoowaod ilM fMlBM (d*d aai
aoiil iBHa|.of|k
rmi; a. . to^np*95 "a todbmrib^r<a>
o^0^ roiiipiwi (aaity of Ood Ae.^ aBaiB. li^; oufr.
Sab. sr --s Vm ed. (Ma. M.
^T>
oaMiAial Mid Aou
A/.^Tfxi (V. rr^ to aay
or
^vaoa. 'Miv Ato dMI
Poa4t7*nrwB
4.
i
B^
^od.qtoLM.a. Ar.*rsydo
aoi mako am as oloaeaaaft (aqrtoig rrcs tt-? am t
tbo tiam ofJadgamat (dUhr. la ooml); AbufaR.4f^<
^t
^IT'i
*??
n* "tP* ^^'^I
^ /b']ftor^ atoar^ to jow
TooM
^BBi '9
a!^ 'tno m if bafifco
tdaibo proBor amaa9.
;
Bog. XIT. 10 "d ift ^6r^B rtcr rteoi
'9
bo boa
tog prtoat m if bo bod aot doao 00. Baru SS^
IB
b
'Tt^
-^fr:
rss aa loag OB ibo1\Maffto OKiaiad. iBoatoar
maa'aUbla maalbolbomoBaaof 1 f1(aiCtoBkXLI.
tt). IbakTaytoU. '9in^f;8...tBS wiBo oBi
ao dooa abo (dm obaalo wito) atoM tot
Kidd. sr*. a. c -SS9 n<C5, T. "^I ; a. .
(AbL Bor.
4k,
T. BBpcmJ.
IBS 662 nE3
Hithpa. "iB2inn, Nithpa. "iBStnj to be expiated; to be
forgiven. R. Hash. 18*; Yeb. 105^ (ref. to I Sam. Ill, 14)
'21 "iB3n?3 . . . nSU through sacrifice . . it will not be ex-
piated, but it may be so by the study of the Law. Shebu.
12* rb^^ !|1B3n31U . . tiUiX an animal dedicated for a guilt-
offering...whose owner has otherwise obtained atonement;
(Tem. Ill, 3 '31 I^BSllJ whose owner has procured atone-
ment &c.). Yoma 50'\ a. e. "iBSri^rt he for whose atone-
ment the animal is dedicated. lb. 5l'' 'pIBSna liasn )'^\S
13 as the community is not to obtain forgiveness through
it (the bullock); a.fr.Y.Macc.II, Sl^bot. ^BSn'^l . . . niDS'^
1^ let him repent and he shall be forgiven ; Pesik. Shub.
p.
158''; Talk. Ez. 358; Yalk. Ps. 702. Tanh.T'rum. 8 'DW
tinb they were forgiven; a. fr.
"IDS ch. same, to deni/, renounce. Targ. Jer.II,27. Targ.
Y.Lev.V,21,sq.;a.fr.B.Kam.l07tl-inBD?-i -i:snni^12D ed.
(Ms. M. tr^b 1B23% v. Eabb. D. S. a. 1.) he would have liked
to deny the whole of his indebtedness, n^'iBa i<bl 'ii<ni
and the reason why he did not do so. lb.
105''
Xp KSIaia
rr^ls
'3
through his denial he withholds from him value.
M. Kat. is'' nn H'nBS Ms. M. thou growest a disbeliever
through it (when thy prayer is not answered; ed. 'il^ "D
thou renouncest the Lord); a. fr.
Pa. "IQ3
1) to ivipe out, efface. Targ. Prov. XXX, 20.

B.Bath.l67'3l n^b '=Ms.M.(ed.nipno)he erased the hori-

zontal lines of the Beth (v. it33). Hull.
8''
n">:iB?'i52b with
which to wipe the knife oflf. Yeb.
115''
*1B3 tilH 'nfis'^^a he
would have obliterated the mark. Gitt.56*
'31 '^'^^Bsb "^nxi
and wants to wipe his hands off on this man (me), i. e.
desires to put the responsibility on me; a. e.2) to for-
give, atone, procure forgiveness. Targ. Lev. XVI, 17 ; a.
fr.Zeb.
6=^ '31 K'HBSri ^ yO'STpia as a specially appointed
offei-ing it has no atoning effect, by implication it has; a.fr.
Ithpe. iBSpX, '3"'S<1) to he wiped out, obliterated. Targ.
IIEsth. Ill, 8.2) to be forgiven, to he expiated. lb. Targ.
Deut.XXI,8; a.fr.-Yoma50'"31 i-iESr:!? xmsinp3(Ms.M.2
'2*ia)
do they (the high priest's kindred and fellow priests)
obtain forgiveness byspecial appointment (so as to be con-
sidered fellow owners of the sacrifice) or by implication?
Kerith. 24* ni-i:in llixn !!<5-)B3"iJ2 my atonement shall be
effected through the other animal ; a. e.
nS3, v.'iBis.
"IDS m. (b. h.; ^23 to be round, cmp. iT^S?, f^'^113)
[circle,] village, country town. Meg. I, 3 ^Iti 1S<30 nins
'3 nt if a place has less (than ten persons of leisure), it
is considered a country place, opp. .1^115 T^S?. Hag.
13''
V. I'NpTn';. Eduy. II,
3 ; a. fr.PI. di"iB3. Meg. 1, 1, sq.
;
a. fr. [In compounds : . . . *.S2 pr. n. pi., v. respective de-
terminants.]
^s"lD^ m. ("iB3) wipings, or covering, '^lll '3
(read
:
"^11^1) sediments of dye (or rust) of the kettles. B. Earn.
101* top (Eashi 'B13), v. Oisbs.
^"IDS, nnDS, pr. n. pi., v. rrjBiiS.
n iDS f. (^S3) atonement, expiation, expiatory ser-
vice. Zeb. 8* '31 '3
xnrna that the act of expiation (sprink-
ling) be performed with the understanding that the sac-
rifice is a sin-offering. Tosef. Yoma V (IV), 6, a. e. "^plbn,
'3
V. p^n. Neg. II, 1 'iin^B?
"iJX my life be an expiato-
ry sacrifice for them (an expression of love); Esth. R.
to I, 11 bx-iffi'^ ^115
'3
["12X] 131X n"X. Kidd. Si'' (one re-
porting an opinion of his deceased father must say)
~3
133^2 TU'SD
i3i"in
... so said my lord my father, may I be
an expiation for his rest. Yoma
40*'
D"'^1 n"iS3 atonement
through blood; t:i"i31 '3
atonement by confession; a. fr.

PI. ni-iB3. Zeb. 52* (expl. Lev. XVI, 20) 'sn ^3 la^UJ with
this are all the acts of expiation (of the Day of Atonement)
finished. Y. Shebu. I, 33* '3
"^pl^n^ about the classes of
atonements (v. pVn). Gen.R. s.44 lb iiS<'niT3n ^3 he show-
ed him all expiatory sacrifices ; Lev. R. s,
3 ; a. fr.
T
-
: - T T :
-
'^^^D^"lp3 m. pi., nom. gent. Kafruseans. Targ. Y.
II Gen.\, 17 (h. text
'JiO),
v. ni-Jpin-iX.
^"IDS pr. n. pi. Kafri in Babylonia. Kidd.
44''.
Suh.
5*. B.Bath. 153* i^B13 (Ms. M.
"i-iS3 ^3). B.Mets.73* (Ms.
H. *'1E13); V. Berl. Geogr. p. 87, sq.
1"lD3 m. ("iE3) denier, liar. Shebu.
41 '"3 ptnin he is
presumed to be a liar (and cannot be sworn), lb. 42*; a. fr.
lJ<5"lD!D, 'D13 m. ch.=h. 1B3, village. PI. S*^?";!??,
'pSnBS.^'BQ. Targ. Num. XXXli,'41, sq, (h. text mm).
Y. Ber. I, 2*, v. p'^'itfl. Cant. R. to I, 5 (expl. niD2, Ez.XVI,
61) p31Bl3 country towns.Targ. II Esth. IX, 19 !!t*31^B3
(Var. pXJ'iBIS).
ri10")D3 f. (v. T^BS) on obligation decreed in court
over the ^defendant's denial. Y. Gitt. V,
46 hot. niUJ553U3 mb^a
n::a;r3 ns'^K
'3
13 (strike out 13) a loan which has been
passed in court over the debtor's denial, does not fall
under the law of prescription in the Sabbatical year;
'3
nu^ttJi ni^ia JT'iaysUJ a decreed obligation which has been
converted into a loan (the defendant giving his note in
settlement) is subject to prescription. lb. [read:] mb^
'31 '3 ni'Ti3J3 n3ia
'3 ni^rD^ a loan which has been passed
&c. is collectible from the best class of landed property;
a decreed obligation which has been converted into a
loan is collectible from the middle class &c. ; Y. Shebi.
X, 39'^n''3'^B3 ; ib. tllb^ n^lUSa K-in^U niba (read :
'31 iH^nXii '3).
1I^D3 (cmp. C]B3) to invert. ti'CiA'D'S finia an invertihle
measure, a measure containing two uneven compartments
separated by the bottom;
'3
m^3 ^^^ to deal unfairly,
V. ndiB3. Yeb.
107'"31 -|3iBb I'l^
'3
'723 . .
.
',1U5iB Pishon..
acted unfairly towards his wife, therefore the court dealt
with him unfairly (against the rule).iTi^lB3 (sub. niUK)
an ungainly woman, v. fiTU'^BS. [Tosef. Ohol. VI, 3 firiTi
niriB3, read: rv^'^tO, v. R. S. to Ohol. V, 7.]
nD3 (cmp. preced.) to twist, tie. Tam. IV, 1 rn \fh
'31 ")'^riBi3 they did not twist (tie together the four feet
of) the' lamb, opp. '\''p^'n, v. 'ip^. Snh.
70'>
(ref. to Prov.
XXXI, 1)
'31 inx innSS^ Ms. M.'(ed. in5<B3ir) his mother
tied him to a post; Num. R. s. 10 inBB3 (corr. ace). Par.
Ill, 9 '31 ninSS they tied her (the red heifer) with a rope
r^
66S W*5*5
Mil MAbrahMi hmmi Im . .^
iIm U^tA iM (ImM to
cImcIi)i)m gMil of UmiWlIlM
i
Yalk 0i 101
i
Valii. Hall.
Ml 0t ILL .'ai*9r91<<ll Mm*. Itf. If fW
I . Hit
I
r^i. ft. <t| Talk. Olw Itf4
ll 9
*3ir^T/
ba^3
664
ms
>3
j3 (v. y^'S I) to turn around, shake a sieve (cmp.
im), Y'lamd.toGen. XXII, 21,
quot. in Ar.b2"i=^.
riJirO f. (v. bai?, cmp. "iin), crown, crest. Sabb.
no"' inSi"}? bllii let iiim cut off his (the cock's) crest.
J}^Fi53n3 ch. same, 1) helmet, crest. Ber. T^ ; Ab. Zar.
4*'
NVlJJ-ini" 'D N^Tin
"13
when the crest of the cock is
white. Erub.lOO'' [read:] HXim n"in^3'T3b n'iarm5ib KiaiUJ
'3T xblas-in (v. Kabb. D. S. a, 1. note) may the cat tear off
this cock's (my) crest, if I have (wherewith to buy) and
do not buy for thee. PI. Knbans, Y'lamd. to Gen. Ill,
22, quot. in Ar. (expl. "jinn^nns, JDan. Ill, 22)
'pliOp cas-
sides (v. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.).
2)
(cmp. tl'n'iN) a certain
hind
of
cloak. Ber.
20*
'D X^'^nlsmm . . nitn saw a Sama-
ritan woman (whom he believed to be a Jewess) wearing
a karhalta (which was considered improper for a Jewish
woman).
^

PI. as ab. Y'lamd. 1. c, (another opin.) expl.

jinnbn'is (v. supra) t^v^V^, V. irrb'4.
pn
jj (Parel of pns, dial.=pl|r) to call, give a signal.
Targ. Job XXVII, 23 ed. Yen. (oth! ed. plUJ, ed. Lag. Var.
pais, Bxt. 8. V. quotes Var. psna).
S3n3 (^Siin3j m. (cmp. Ki^'i'nn, a. Arab, harag) cap-
itation tax, tax, tribute. Targ. Lam. 1,
1
; a. e.B. Bath.
55* 'Dl
CiP'^pX
'3
karga rests on the head of man, i. e.
is a personal liability, opp. to K)5Ca. lb. iTasn^Ui: . .
.
'^BX
"2h even the barley in the pot is seizable for k.B. Mets.
73"' '31 "i^DJiX"! '3X "^tlT 'isn-il
who pay the taxes for other
people and force them to unreasonable services. Keth.
87^ V. ^nnpi^;.
^TlS, V. wnp,
U'^ JiD m.(chiridota, yeipiotoxoc) o, tunic with sleeves.
Targ. I Sam. n, 18; a. e. (h. textTlBX). P/.")"i::!lTi3. Targ.
II Sam. XIII, 18 (h. text Dib-^S^).V. next art.
m&<D'n"lD, V. nisa^n?.
I'l^l'^^l^ (^'^'^nSj m.pi. (a corrupt, of "pa'^-njis -/ov-
opiTat) bread made
of
groats. Targ. Jer. VII, 18; XLIV,
19 (h. text diJJs).
mSD"l"lD, V. n'iNa*i?'}3.
Tiro, V. "i-is.
T T
nns, V.
n-ii3.
T
T -
nn^ (v. tiis) to shrink, be narrow, (with or sub. KJTil)
to be ill-tempered.Part. I'lS,
f. 6<^'i3(=ni-i5, xni^i);;?/.
p-lS. Targ. Prov. XIV, 17; 29 n^mV '31
(h. text ni-| "iSp,
D'^BX "iSp).'j'^'HS'i 1^3"
grapes which shrunk, undeveloped
(blackish) grapes. Naz. 34^, a. e., v. D^llS ch.
Ithpe. r^'ys^it. to be ill. Targ. Prov. XXIII, 35.
bvn j3 m. (preced.) distress, illness. Targ. Y. Deut.
VII, 15Ar.(Levita fc<n'l3,ed. liy-i^jV.Koh.Ar.Compl.s.v.).
5J<Dni2l, "1^3
m. same. Targ. Prov. XVIII, 14 (Levita
n'^n'irD)!
"
TlD, Pes. lll'^ ^lii-O '3, v. xia^siis.
!11")S I m. (b.h. ; cmp. n-lS I; v., however, Schr. KAT*
p. 39;
p.'609) [head,] Cherub. Succ.
5"'; Hag. 13'\..'3 ij^t:
'31 N^a'n3 what is K'rub?..'Childlike', for in Babylonia
they call a child rabia. lb. '3^ 13Bm and he changed it
(the face of the ox, Ez. I, 10) into that of a Cherub. lb.
'31 '3 IDS 15i"'n
the face of the Ch. is the same as that of
man, the one being large, the other small. Yoma 77*.
Lev. R. s. .32 ; a. e.Pl. d-ini-iS. Tank ed. Bub. B'resh. 25
d'^n'n inUJ
'3
1X1p3 'p-iBb (read: Qinin, V. nni-1) they are
called Ch., because they are young (childlike), v. supra,
Yoma
54'^ '31 Q"<-i1Sa'3n nxi saw the figures of the cherubs
twined around each other. lb.* '31 5<ln*i1S1
'3
painted
cherubs were in the Second Temple ; a. e.
3'
l3 II m. (v. preced.) [rounded,] cabbage. Ter. X,
11 N'^'ipUJ ^\U
'3
cabbage from an irrigated field, opp.
'3
bSJa ^UJ, v. b?S 3.Ber.
44'' '3
b\a n^p cabbage stalk, lb.
'llt^b
'3
cabbage is good for a satisfying meal. Ned. VI,
10, V. &i5"iQD'iX; a. fr.
'
' ' '
.'
'
SSinS, JlSinS ch. same, v. xn'ns II. 'Ber. 38'' Ar.
ed. pr.%d. Koh. a. Tal'm. ed. S<2-i3).Y.'r! Hash. I, hl^ bot.
;
Y. Hall.
1,
57*^
top [read:] nni13 pDBX..dS (v.^i^aQ) fasted
two days in succession on a last meal of cabbage, and
died.P/. xrsilB various species o/'ca66a^<?,cmp.di5i'iBD'iX.
Y. Ned. VII, beg.
40''.
S!11"1S ch.=h. ai-i3 I. Targ. Ex. XXV, 19; a.e.Pl.
'p2!|nsi^ K^n'il-iS. lb. 18, sq.; a. e.
Jj^^inS
(
TIS) m. (ana II) dug around, marked
off;
!!<25"iX
3113"
(cmp. i<^pri) a certain measure
of
land. Targ.
O. Gen. XXXV, 16 ; XLVIII,
7 ; Targ. II Kings V, 19 (h. text
pN n^a3).
n^ini), v. Kaii3.
lJ^ri^1~li) f. (3-3
1, cmp. ii^inbans) wrap, blanket.PI.
Nn31'^3,'constr. naiis. Targ. Zech.XIV,20 (ed.Wil.raiS,
ed. Lag. niiis, Var. nii'ia, nai13; h. text ni^s^).
V. X^-lS.
'JinD m. a vessel. Lev.R. s. 10
'3 13 Ar. (ed.
")i'n33
; Pesik.
Shub. p. 163*; Yalk. Jer. 303
i^33),
v. Iinp.
n~lJ m. (n3) public announcement. Lev. E. s. 6 X'^Sin
'3
he is'sued a proclamation. Snh. VI, 1 (43*) X::i'' '3ni
'31
Ms. M. (ed. '31) and it is cried out before him (the de-
linquent), lb. 43* (missing in later ed.)
'31 r^Sb S<S1'' '3ni
and forty days before his (Jesus') execution, it was publish-
ed &c.; a. fr.
sDI) m. (preced.) public crier. Y. Succ. V,
55*'
bot.
'3 iai3a^(not '135) G. the Temple crier. Pesik. R. s.5 'nh'^'ii
'3n nx he sent the crier forth. Esth. R. to VI, 12 tnis, v.
"ii'i^ia.P;. niTi-i3. Deut. R. 8. 4.
1^^
<
VT!I
^
Mfh^tM>lk1^
Dm ftt
j4fTr V-?
- -
-. al.
(l^SvJk
ttlfi*^ * MW*
nwiijr 4*.
i
'
ru|i<lon of
I
\V|||.(rnit>. Y. Yb. XI, It* kC ni^f ^0 teal.
N'"*""
rC"*^^ r. rrs) Wn4<iy. Mmiitm; wro^'i
i. (duHlrn^:m'. ;39 *
ill*
Uff* wMlMf
(J^annn.^ KolkR. to \ '7ti
I^v. B. .
8,v. Mi;|$. {Tiirg. Y. 1
\r. .Urlia,*.
iqVS|.-Y.
B, BMh. I. M* bou rwno, t. h^hb,)
^"^T^r, Y. Bbbo. Ill, M* Ar^ v.^q*^
y
w-l"^, Y. B. Mvu. II, r boL, Var.ia ti.
'STC, srm,
'
14 (pUij Ml nnsa, lb.) '91 Twsa . . . ap9^ m
>
to JaMb who voi la to hi* ibtliw witb
of fbec^ traabliiif in bis thMMom Ire.I)
XVmm,
{ bird ebaofiog colora ia Um toa. Br.6\
I"**. H!2T^di.Mma,cafr,T.on9iLa|r'StM-
of a hcrpa (aqaa narina). Tuf. Bs. XXTIII,
. <rt. B. Mis.l06^eTan 9 ad. a. Ar.fXa.
., Air.=*"r*^, T. Rjkbb D.8.a.LaoaM). Has.
,. . ,-T n (Ar. nnsT, iua)>i fr*u. m^n rem. r.
-. HolU M** top Var.eroT
I
Sw*2'~'I m. rrrc<>-lr<.Pa.lll**MeaTQad.(lliL
>! xr*~-;, emend, 'imc); t. L6w M. p.
187.
S"3SC^"13 m.(x|>irto^, mottlr pi. xjiirt*)
4f;
fcorrfrr, Yrmgf! Targ. O. Num. XV, 38 = V
f
JV^ ed. Bcri.
(Ms*, a. ed. "n snsorc).Pf,
,
i
fy
l^ lb., sq. Twg. a
'
Deut. XXII, 18.
*S~s; wDi pr.B. m. Crmffda^. 8Bh.t*(T.irB0fTT,
(AM.
nboBTo, T Hal*,
ni^MkMMiA,v.
fA (^ cM^ wiAaik k am.
TBi4Uli^l*B4BrrT3 -iiK>>laaiaallW
a^M
ailM ol (10a bMar to Um liii af 0r
A
MM
bMfe. Ik (faC to Job XXXIII. U) t^
r
: W* w
'91 r If ibaia ba vim ai oT (W tbnaiit lii^ li|ary
Hk. B. to Ti. It r>^ V.
1^
dma B. iL
rr^
9 and tka artafv (iili) aaB Ml bafcM fete,
r
te, V. lafra.
Ay: man hmml n^ L a. 9 ...i*99
aad aM of Hmm (iBa aaria) artai bi*Ma
k^ haMT *iu; Midr. 1IB. to r* TTTI Ts^ K
W
m?B
^'
"T^VW.
B. Itaa. U,
IhaMlawiaffiadtoaaMailpabBrfk
.._-.
tba uljml,
aff^
to r^PO B9<te la alaaK* far
to ik|a My ba).- rM. ItJP i
'31
orrte r-ea lUM. ilMva am
Mka tba Lori mbAi aat iBa cfiar avarf 4ti fto (
ibdr pratea)} ft^
nS, il/. r-5 aaaa. Tasf. Jaa. lU. T (B. toat pBPT^,
a. IV.-Tkrf^ pi*. CT. U lU. (. "teBN .
iw Dil tto|^ T.
Deal. XXIT, S 'Ti *C9 it bM baaa innairil
C
ii iwad
)
ia haayaa^PAd. il' i u^l
T^a
mcff ^M f
f
lAii
(a woHiaa Ibr baias doaatod wBB a aaa) aad pihltaBai
iba feet (ia order to protael bar ahOdraa'a
oat ia havtao, Baware of B. M. Acl Taaa 11^, a. fr.
SnS ak. pL
t:s
aaae of io ipaaha af
cwte! HalL
* 'Ti'-^bm -zn "z (Ar. -"tir^ thaaa
ia raite are penaBtod.
'5*. ^-r? -ri Ar. (ed. V^ w,
aqns II) thoaa aaaaf haeyi an fcibUJM {9.T9mLm,tX
XI.S2VAr.a.LeTlta)Cr-=ib.tcxt SV^YkeyJaJJLXTIII,
47 (b. text Vsr}. Ctopu
:".
'
->*
.
CTT^ .trn*.
MTTC .frs, vitfa fcnaat. b) l) CAr jA(|i*enfta>
M
D'lnS 666 K'^ns
sistant that gathers the scattered flock.
B.Kam.56'^ IIGa
fT^Vi'^nsb t^^^'^b Ar. (ed. oV, corr. ace.) 'he surrendered it
to the shepherd' (in Mish.) means to his assistant.
2) he
who calls to, and leads in j)'>'ayer.P/.'pb'^t'ns. Targ. Cant.
I, 8 Kn^'^n? (not '3, V. ed. Lag. II, p. XIV) her (the con-
gregation's) leaders. Targ. Koh. X, 10.
U'^I'lS, U''15"lS
pr.n.pl. Karzayim, near Jerusalem.
Men. 85^ "D iK-^r! (Ms. M. d^l^S, Ms. R. 2 a. Ms. K. '3, v.
Eabb. D. S. a. 1. note) wheat of K.
^^D'^^J^H'?
^-
P^-
(^"'l')
calling out. B. Mets. 40'', v.
nn!3 (v, n'ns a. 'T\^'s) to he tied, narrowed in.Denom.
JSif. ri''']5ln to force, subdue. Gen. R. s. 75, beg. (ref.
to in5)i-i3n, Ps. XVII, 13)
'31 sinninsn force him down on
the scale of guilt, break his resistance; (Yalk. Gen. 130
1!-iS-i-i3n), Cant. R. to IV, 12 '31 "pni'is^
'p imffiiBDn dx
(not im^SS) if they did violence to their souls, how much
more &c.
;
(Pesik, B'shall.
p.
82'' 'p-ji^^).
nnS ch., V. tro.
n
j3,
nn Um.(preced
.)
force,'unwiUingne8s,necessity.
~m3 h'S (or ^253) against or without one's will. Ab. IV,
22 '31
'^p'Vi
^^ without thy will thou hast been created &c.
Gitt. 21 nnnis is3 against her will, opp. iinsno.v. n??;
a. fr.
Sri"l5, 'IS ch. same. Targ. Y.II Gen. XLIV, 18. Targ.
I Sam^. li.'^ie (h. text npTn3).[Targ. Y. Deut. VII, 15, v.
nDlt2"lD, V. next w.
O^tQ'lS m.(-/apTrj;) ffocwwenf.Y.Keth.IX,end,33'|n3
'3T 'iD'^a'13 'ISX la*! (not 'p ...) in accordance with the opinion
of him who says, if one's document (of indebtedness) is
lost, write a duplicate for him. lb. X'^'^alp nDl::l3 "(O 13^
'31
(read :
nDiL:'i3
or ii^O"^^"!? pi.) irrespective of a previous
document (or previous documents, against me) which may
be in thy possession. lb. [read
:] K12J3 "i31 i^n^ilSt
i3
K^K
pin 135> "iD^-J"]?
13N ^-cr^-a but is it a usual matter for a
man to say (to his debtor), my document has been lost,
write another for me ?
V. G'^li'ip.
\^) nnS (b. h.) [to round, heap, cave,] 1) to dig.
Mekh. Mishp., N'zikin, s. 11 'pS^ tTnis how am I to know
that he who digs a pit is responsible?B. Kam.Sl** Tn3
(T113 "inx one who digs after another one, i. e. who com-
pletes the pit to its legal size. Succ. 53^; Mace. IP 1151133
'31 111 '3115 when David dug for the foundations ; a. fr.

Part. pass.
i1-i3,
f. n^llS holloiced out. Kel. Ill, 5, a. e.,
V. pl'niin a. nna.2) to sit in a circle, v. infra.
Hif.
n-nsn
1) to Map, pile. Gen. R. s. 100 (ref. to
*ini"l3,
Gen. L, 6)
nib? n'nsn "(l^a^ n3nn much money shalt thou
pile up (give me) for it (the grave); (some ed. ni3n
Jacob piled up in settling with Esau). lb. '^n'^sn (corr.
ininsn); v. "^ns; Pesik. R. s. 1 '31 'n
"6
ir\'^n\li 'j1^'a'^31 (not
lb ^Oa) and he (Jacob) piled up whatever money he had
to place it before Esau &c.
2) to invite to a banquet;
3)
(with play on fro) to excise, to destroy. Snh.20*;.Yalk.
Sam. 142 (ref. to ni-i3nb, II Sam. Ill, 35, where Raba had
before him a K'thib. ninsnb) nbnn3 .... ni"i3nb 3in3
'31 iniisnb it is written Vhakhroth (to entertain) and
read Vhabroth (v. n'na): originally they came with the in-
tention of destroying him (for the murder of Abner), and
finally (when convinced of his innocence) they came to
comfort him; [Yalk. Ms. to Sam. 1. c, quoted in Rabb. D.
S. Snh. 1. c. note 9: ni-i3b nbnn3 T^Tari? 'li'^npi ni-i3b 3in3
'31
it is written libroth (to pierce, cmp. Ez. XXIII, 47),
and we read Vhabroth &c.].
"""IS, ^^"^^ ch. same, to dig, bore. Targ. 0. Ex. XXI,
33
'1:13'-
ed. Berl. (oth. ed. riTQ^). Targ. Ps. XL, 7; a. e.
B. Kam.
51=
inb i^'nS btXI 'iVinS b^T rvh il^X (some ed.
n'ns hebr.) they said to him, go and dig for us, and he
went and dug &c. lb.
48'*
^"cn ni;]"l31
')S5a3 he is as re-
sponsible as if he had dug it. Succ.
63'^ '31 xn'ilB -(DTn?
we bore only a Uttle and there comes water ; a. e.

*Taan.
24''S<Sin3 X'^;i3 mm that he was boring a hole in the fence
(v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note for Var. lect.).

[il3
tobenarrow,
distressed, part.
i"i3,
K^"!?, pi. 'p'lS, v. PTO]
"'HS m. (preced.) heap, pile. Ex. R. s. 31 (ref. to ini'ns.
Gen. L, 5, v. n-iS) '3
inist nUJSI . . . ba3 he (Jacob) took
all the money he possessed and made a pile of it; b^'3
'31 "|">"i3"iT
a pile of denars have I given to Esau. Tosef.
Ter. Ill, 17. Ter.III, 5. Y. ib. I,
40*'
hot. i"i-i3 'y^p'z'n (not
'''^"13)
if a man renounced possession of his pile (store) of
grain. Ib. IV,
42*^
top V^^^ nx "llESSb to discharge the
duty of T'rumah for his entire store. Y. Gitt. VII,
48"=
bot.
'iii'113 nx fi*in if he gave T'rumah for his store; a. fr.

PZ.'di'^'iS. Y. Shek.III, end,

47"= '31 '3
^ilU ib-^X if it were
a case of two piles for which a person had discharged
T'rumah &c.
Jj^'^nSl, n''"l3ch.l)same. B.Mets. lOS'* (in a tenant's
T :
-
T : - '
^
contract)'3l
'3
d'^plXI andI will place the pile(ofmycrop)be-
fore thee.Y. Maasr. 1,49'' bot.(expl.n-i^niU3a) i12X "iSUJi 11 "ja
'3T from the time he gives shape to the pile; a. e.

PI.
-,1113, "ill'^'i?, xnil';!'^?. Targ. Y. Ex. VIII, 10, v.X'niS. Targ.
II Chr. XXXI, 6, 7, sq. (h. textni^135).
2) digging, ditch;
loell. B. Bath.
8* '31 xnin
'3 i73l
(v. Rabb. D.S. a. 1. note
80) put on orphans (heirs) the obligation of contribut-
ing towards a new ditch. Ib.
'31 Nins(l) '3b (bsn) (Ms. F.
K'n'^3, V. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) even scholars must lend
their services in digging a street-well ; B. Mets. 1 OS'' (v.
Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 60). Ib. 110* '3 "1^31
and must do
what digging may be required (ditch, well), v. ttJ^pM. Ib,
xnnai '3b for dredging the river (or channel).

*'3 ni3
House
of Heaps (Ruins), a cacophemistic change of the
name S<:;ba n-^a, v. K:;ba II. Ab. Zar. 46*; Tem.
28''
(Var.
X^^bs destruction).[V., however, KlS a. X^5.]
Meg.
6"
)rih
'3 ni3
Ms. M. (ed. K''a3, v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note).
bi '^S II m. (cmp. ms) a worm in poppy, v. st^'^p.
rr^s Wl
r->r llie
!i II,
(toto i:
.fit U
t
) dog III*
fril ! to I
sr >^
3 M. (V. ITf)
. /t.
i3'Tnn -a to
=
iJ.
3i
Ma. lU^I 7*n, V. lUbb. U Ik *.
k
'3^ *9
Ar. la II MMb
Mn*^ t
<t>'^^
< T'^'*' ^'o* V<^ *^
*?in^ Bu.ft
r^T? (TV #
!'*. tte*i,
i.v.
lUa. ift 9nV9im .. . pi bo m long m Um ^
^a into Um gwrtlvn, U will grow ll>hwM (eoapartd
lu i>prow ipoto oo Um body, . r>'<!{ti| Talk. L*v. 6S4
^ni|P9
n^iWBI ITfl).
^3*^3
I m.
rrs)
iHiMiiiv; rfMi^ML &Kmb. M^ (v.
tUbb. I>. k a. I. DOl
6)i
Talk. Ex. 541.
Kyi? n f. ch.-h. n^^
$kmf,n
TTT^
Tkrf.
Y. Qa. XXXVII. r 'a Ipron Ar. rqaoUd in Ba^hi to &
Mot*. It, 1 ; cd. Yijvv% Iprtn).
^(^'^^
in m. (pr<Md.) fruMlb or Am^-il r-r3.
nil.
7i>
(of JtinWr)'Si 'a^^ OMt ribboH (or baadki)
f ilk out of hi! noM^V. Ksn^
rD*n^
f. c^)
I) wiMfMy l oiwrf. TmiV. Taflm 4
1 of. lo Ber. V, 1) r^Vcb TTZ re*^ . . . rns what lod Um
i hoin to plac xhv wrjiciii windiaf itMlf aroood a per*
OD tide by ciJe with Um (Bomaa) fovomuMBtTi Bx. R.
9.a) htmdU^ btmcM^ $matt alkaf, eontnid. to rrwbiL
/ 1 rb'H^ B. Mats. U, I. lb. ;
a. .{lb. 87* nirns,
i<rj3*^2 f. (V.
-y^ itckm-iiix^ tautbif. B. KAin.85*
: xrx: ( Yalk. Ex. .132 MTTVI^ . W;V?*.
^^"^ ^^
"C^^, S^*JnS ^ nu (^(poso^T^ipov, an.
XP*''
oiupov) gold and tiher tax leriad by finiigtaatiaa tbt
reat (. Saebs Baitr. H, 140; Bapapi. Br. HDL p. 193, a.
'.tbon Uiera qaotad). Y.B.Kain.ni, S' top '^'X
*:
7
s to tbe ehiywrgyroa: bafora that tax ia anaagad, it ia
|
w>r*<ad ! ay (la UM aflaMv), ^dMi mm! wif
1M0 II hM ka afwi^itf ((Ml b I
4 panalllairbaMMa M waaM iiM*** Ika MwKiik
u t^ tit* aiibnai llriartag Um twi
^^fm ' '
^t a. II. . , r*.
I f w
'
J
'^
it
w
tmd r^
'
r
!!
Cw>
"flWd la
a*9 (aafr tMli
4. . aiwo^ pu liM^
4f |( B. to I
ami ^'kkKaLJUK.I
(Mkk W. *i ad. UaW. f<r?*^ Ar.ai. Kok. rr^<
M^pn^"p pr. a. M fOrfapMl CMpib MMar M
AaMra. Padk. tbakak. p-
i^'^. '>L^ BiiAk li^'
T. Ik i. Y* toe M0VT < Kfi.->lk ItM^
r
I
T. lak I, tr bai. wrWT^. rtt. La. U
to rrpp- Y- l.f* bat,*, a, v. rq*S. IK< lap ^
^
# tf7;2,lC{^ I (T^. ap. m, .J
'
41 a
/It*, prob. lAarft. & BMk.
74*
bac V*9 Ma.M. (
Ar.iona).
MC^^ Il,nyj
j^
wk. (a. pmilj BfLnr-9)
Uk. 8abb.TIII,4(M)^)a6MantkaMaaMa
hML T.lb.ril.t* baC9Cr^5
^mo '^.Ul '3
(gavdaa) laak aad lalMaik . . . ara aai
hataragMaoM, eH^ 1bMiaafebLXT(XTfil4r"1l
'di&ad.lMk.(Tar.7VO)aM^yaMlaA tarMMfaa
tba aabbatb, aa a fiaidy fer a pMlli bMal. Vi.Tf.
9 : TbMt Ib.III,t;T.(b.TI.S9'bol,T. aft^, a^ ft.
-
T. T75.
rrjS C (n^s) I) tlm praaw ia ika aaaaMlB ilif
BMda by taa^ag waiar. T. M. Kat. I,
wb
t,^ o
.9
"an vrmrm (ad. 'an, aacr. aaa.) aatil tkt grMa Maaa
(aia aovarad witk iMilalliia). lb.
T^B l^ 'a vm if
(aal ia agaia); T. Tv. Tm, 4riop ^n rm e
0
(eofr. aea.).tl n>. b.) ITrU. asm* of a braok. Twf.
IKi^iXniyS
1 8Mk XXX, 14 (ad. Lag. r^; k. tatt tUi).
"rn2^a.rr^.
JTrn0t(pn^i) Tab.
4
m!n''i3 668
n"?5
75'', V. TiSia.2) divorce by means
of a deed (Wn'i'13 "iBO).
Gitt.
10''
inS'^S
'3
"^Dn 15<'b xnn but they (the gentiles) are
not subject to the Jewish mode of divorce (how, then,
can they act as judges in divorce cases)?
3)
(sub.
r\i"Q)
the making of
a covenant.

Fl. nin'^'iS. Tosef. Sot. VIII,

10; 11 ed.Zuck.,v. ni^a,
4)
=::rr\'2 excision. Mace. Ill, 15,
V. 'r\'}'2.

PI. nini"]?, v. n'ns.

5)
decision. PI. as ab. Midr.
Till, to Ps. Ill (ref. to '^mi, II Sam. XV, 18) 'D in-ni (ed.
Bub. mn^ia) those who pass (final) decisions.
n^n'''n!il f. (b. h. t^rp^^-, preced.) final divorce. Sifre
Deut. 269'(ref. to Deut.'XXIV, 1) "pX ...."li^Sa nTlS HfT'lU
'5
ni he must make the thing final, from this we derive
that if a man says, this is thy letter of divorce under the
condition that thou wilt never go . . . ., this is no final
(valid) divorce; Gitt. 83''.
Tosef. ib. IX (VII), 1; a. fr.
Gitt. 1. c; ib. 2l''; Succ. 24'', a. e. 'D ITna the legal deduc-
tion from the use of the word nirr^^iS (Deut. 1. c.) where
the word n^3 might have been used.
n j3 (cmp. iT^S) to encircle, twine around, embrace,
ivrap. Men. 39* MUI"! 'SlU rtsPi a fringe the larger portion
of which he twined together (v. rtsp). lb. Tj'i'i3'?li5
"^12
'31 nsUJ'^'l enough to twine around three times. Yoma SS'"*
TO'^S embraced it (clung to the bronze door). Sabb.
133''
"pW "pit^iiua sini^lSI Ms. M. (ed. bnisi) and twine hand-
some ribbons around it. Pes. US'*; Zeb.79" 'zl 'p'^i'D tT^n
used to wrap them together (insert the Passover meat
and the bitter herb between the Matsah). Ab. Zar. IS''
'31 T\"Q'2 !in!l3'n3 they wrapped him in a scroll of the Law
and burned him. Tosef.Meg.IV(III),20'3Tn-nn"p3'ni3you
may wrap the Pentateuch in covers intended for &c.
;
(Meg.
27a
-pb^lS); a. fr.Pes. IV, 8; Tosef. ib. 11 (III), 19
sail) n5< 'psnis they recited the confession of faith (Deut,
VI, 4 sq.) in one T]'^?, without the proper pauses (or with-
out inserting 'Blessed be the Name of His glorious king-
dom &c.' between verses 4 and 5), v. Pes. 56*, a. Y. ib.
IV, 3 l^Part. pass, ri^iro, f. ti^tn^

pi. d'i3!l^3, T^Sil-lS ; rS^TO

twined around, tcrapped up ; trnsf. (with inx) clinging
to,runnivg after. Ber.V, 1
'31 '3
UJTO '"^BX even if a serpent is
wound around his heel, he must not interrupt his prayer,
V.
n3i'-3. Kidd. 66* '31
nnsi^l
'3 iin behold it (the Law)
is wrapped up and lies in the corner, whoever wishes
may study it. Gen. E. s. 78 ibtin '^SSt
'3
D^iSn I shall walk
with my face wrapped up (in humility).Hull.
78''
(expl.
Lev. XXII, 28) l^nnx '3
ISHlU
i?2
that animal to whom the
young clings (the mother). Sabb. 52* '|"i31"i3
with the chain
or halter twined around them, opp. "pSIUaD led by the chain
&c. Hull.
59''
ni3113 (D'13'ip) horns the layers of which
encircle one another. Ex. R. s. 33 tiTS nt
'3
T^n their
bodies were twisted around each other; a. e.
Nif.^Z': to bettoined aroimd; to be wrapped up. Y.Ter.
VII,46''bot.l5i':ta nnn
tikis':
shall the dead be wrapped up
in his sheet?, i. e. shall that man be abandoned to his
fate?Yoma 69* '31 'r^nsn i<nU5 lest one thread wind itself
arourd (stick to) his body.
Pi.
T^t!!?*
"'?; -H^/-
'n'^lr'7
io wind around, wrap. Ab.
d'R. N. ch. Ill, beg.
'31 'ji-JVolTat) Tp'^Spn he who ties a
bandage over his eyes (pretending blindness) &c. Men.
39^ '31 nn
'"13
xb "^SX even if he formed only one link by
winding the twine around. Y. Hag. HI, 79* top
In3"i3'i3'^1
in^i^a'^l a'^Ga let him wrap bast around it and so immerse
it; ib. II, end,
78'"
(corr. ace). Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. IX, 6
'31
12 Tj'!?^'?
XIMIU which one twines around the couch.
Ib. rp"!3p. Part. pass. Tj'^'iap, pi T'^'^I'lSp.
Lev. B. s. 35
'31 '3a isn-iJ . . . Cl'i'i&n (Sifre Deut. 4o'n'i31"n3) the sword
and the book have been handed from heaven wrapped up
together; a. e.[Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. VI, 1, v. DS^S.]
?["!Sl,
^"'"1?) ^"^"1?
cli- 1)
sa"ie. Targ. Job XXXI,
36, V.
'iM.
Targ.' Pro/. VI, 21. Targ. I Kings XIX, 13; a.
fr. (interch. in ed. with Pa.).Taan. 22* top ^n^^"!? S<'^SS^
'31 (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note) in the morning they rolled
the mattresses up and carried them off. Yoma 78''; Yeb.
102'' '31 JJtmiG
]*i^3
tied a cloth around his legs. Sabb.
110* '31 iT^3"i31 'jX'a "^^H he around whom a serpent has
twined itself. B. Bath.
14'' ni3-)3b iT^b nsni xnniS iTi2'3'i
^''3.'^ Ms. H. (ed. h'^^'b ST^S-iSI xn-ilB . . . , v. Rabb. D. S. a.
1. note 40) he rolled up a small portion (of the scroll) and
placed that rolled portion on top (of the scroll). Ab. Zar.
18'' "T'PlS'ns she embraced him; a. fr. Part. pass. T|''13.
Y. Ter. Vlil, 45''top tT^bs
'3
wound around it. Esp.
'3
t^PiS"^"! to double the bread, placing salt, herbs &c. between
(v. preced.), in gen.
'1 '3
(or sub.
'"1)
to begin a meal, to
dine. Targ. Y. I Deut. XXXII, 50 'I
X^^-qb
. . irm and the
guests were about beginning to eat. Ber.
22'' '1
13113
sat down to dine together. Taan.
23''
irr^S^ ...
'1 'ain-ini
131*13 he sat down to eat and did not say to the scholars,
come eat with us; Y. ib. I,
64''
bot., sq.
'|'^3i*i3 "jllni* (corr.
ace.).Trnsf. ''Sm T^i"!? combine the two versions into one.
Sabb.
34''.
Men. 87*.
2) to surround, fortify. Targ. Jer.
LI, 53. Part. pass. T^'^-iS, f. i<^''^:2, itna'^IS; pi.
Tr^'^^,
X^Si-lS; '|3"^-}3, StnS'i"}?. Targ. fs. 11, 15. Ib. XXVII, 10.
Targ. Ps. XXXI, V; 22. Targ. 0. Deut. Ill, 5; a. fr.[V.
T i *
Pa. Tp'ns 1) same, v. supra.2) to turn around. Targ.
Prov. XXVI, 14 (h. text DSO).-Sabb. 129*, v. S<)3"it L
Ithpe. T]"'13St \)tobe wrapped up. Targ. Esth. VIII, 15
'31
rp";2'''Q
clothed in &c. (h. text (''1311). Koh. R. to VIII, 1
1
;
IX, 10
T^f
?'''? <T^^'^"i1 with his head wrapped up (in mourn-
ing). Sabi). no"' n-in
wa r^nS'^X he wrapped himself up in
the cloak and slept in it.Trnsf. to attach one's self. Keth.
77'' '31 ns'isix 1^ hast thou mingled with gonorrhoe-
ists &c.? Ib. inia 'it mingled with them.
:l
j3
m. (preced. wds.) 1) twining. Men. 39* '3
^^ uJin
the thread which is used for twining (v. ribSFi).
2)
roll,
volume (of a book). B. Mets.
29**
inx '33 p-iip'a I^IT^ 5tbl
Ms. M. (differ, in ed.) three persons must not read to-
gether in one volume (of a book held in trust by the
finder).
3) bundle; trnsf. a combined action; inx
'32
simultaneously
;
without intermission, lb.37*1'TipSrt\13 ia3
'K
'33
"h as if they had entrusted their money to him by
one act (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 50), opp. to ri13'i^3 "'DC.
m
-Y. MmL 111,
47^ ^11
*
(4filkli few
if|
la im-
UMt^uuM mutdm
'
rrm
nau
ifp, yyu u(w*
l {Hii all ut
'
fmm tmidt Iw takm llM mmm9
'
w~- ii oT Umi iomwih f"^*
*-^'
M. a" ipti qwi 3*v s pteM vi
ilkVttfl.
iiiifwi ii.ar
<
CtorMi
U M*h T.
of H rlly, lef.
ItM
'
f*r
, f . r
Hah. ;i" W3i'ai
')'n9i.(il.M."t^Vt>
's^ *s *a V to drtv am
II. . 14 (Vurr. iM-r ): r*
.
>.*. Pmllt
of Room As.^ i*i*
41*
(OfT. Ac.'l. f
M9tf. t. I
I. .
>
V' <
*"
nrp
*3
rare* Uiriaf i uuf
iii'
Hifift Du- 4 BoiMlOi MOM
eind tmU* -mt* (OMlt. 1. lo
.2it.R.U>l.4;
. ft.
- (Uuih. B. lu II, 4 S*9*cn
73, rMd: L"^U
j^
O, v.
X"^ I.]
^(^
fWf . .
.
, T. racpMlivc dlrmiiuuii.
?P5
II, KT^, Hi*2 eh. auB*.
TMf. II Smb. XX,
J 9. Turw. Jer. LI. ^^ (h 'tnt -n); . (^.YoOM SI* BTtTt
that thy iMAd b rmlwd ovw Um wboto
) bteooM Um lidr of Um JMi wm*
ntuniiy). TMn. S>*
*: nV<=x r*tt9 Uioa art Um protaelor
of t)i wbola oonmanity. Hall. M^ rra rt*jn *3
a com-
nuinity to whkb varjrthtBff (all elaawa) can b foand
;
. ftr. ii rrrs.
ir

---
if(o.
<\. Br!.
rs-;?, Var IV, lo
l. liAf. R-5-2 TTT.s iL *^-i
,
:.:'.">^
aocr. aee.).
(n
Jtrrs.
-
nr*t fWf. , ., v. raapMUT* datanalMali.
Tarf. Y. Num. WXIV, 8 x^r -3^
*ir^ tfaa Ibcta of
Jfec, lb. iT:n -ST T5T2
or "nrns, rad: "TS-^J
iCrJ5 "
fT) ^) "^ '* Bath, u*" rrs-^, t.
7:3
I.
3) p/.
^^
WMttimg which can b rollad op. 8ahh. If^
(M. O. "siirs); lb. IM*" (Ms. O. "C^), t. ri I.
^
^
(redap). of 3*3, t. 3r>3) to rottmd og, to Moic a
rim
bjf kotltneing on! the cenfir (as od a BMchank** stool,
A |K>t-lid lic). Hull. Si* hoi. imftnUhcd woodaa taaads
3r^b . . . TTTS which rtqinln poliahing .... or esviaf
oat; Tof. Kd. B. Mls. U, 17 3:-S (read 'zhy. lb. 10 (of
meial ware) 3:"sb, IIaU.35'' T^i (Ar. cr^).
I- tj,
T, -3-3.
T
- : i
^ m. (b. h. SS^S, V. ir"r r andthal>
srii
-*
-M
*"^*"10d wwww, rp ''.
"^*3
'. M^ia^{ IWmI flk 111, 1
1
1
. mMA f<4|| # 00^
. _,-3aaaMad^fMd(e-: .. . -
rw^ Y
V.Md, M*. Y. a. iMlk IX, aU. IT*' rsr(Glby4.iM|l
zf: 1
1,
(cip^. t;). fir. r^ ,.
1511
(ciKvrrdiiy.l t)lri|piri<fyr. i<^pirhF-K<Mlbll.f|
Ahw lar. 7
1*
^ msaas
<^
f *. ftaUu D. gi a. t ftf
towa vlOali iraopa cf itoi hmm mkm. Qlu, HI. 4 1
daitef a il (Umu ha to lapilljr
poaaa); Ikns^ffrHI
>
'a a t<ihyl>>tii iiMWl
tnwpa of Um aoafirjr*
afT-
** *
'i* ^
<^ aaa^f.
^
3) ctmp
9f
knki9m% Ot Bmmm tmlwm. Ah.ttm.%$^
'slin . . .
^iii K/>*<wr^
foaa tka aaa or ik mmfj
TowC.ih.II,<
^v
lfei.7'3i*8rv-9)'^aad
fotaf
to Um cAxn}' M {>rMiuod tor Ika aika of bmIb*
talalBc tlw poHrtaal orlar. r.
^
(7-9). Koh.lLtoXII,7(nltoS-OV)9
XU. n) 'S no bo o>Mad OMpi of a*i CI
trod., S. Joiii. t rsrro. t.^H^IHl YbarflLa, v.Mfaa.
TTS^C'^TIlKoriai/'afaya. Ykii. aDoM. XX, M'3no
(d. BotL 'pnB;
Twf. Y.
, WIj
Jl Ibii.Laak 1, 1*. TM9.
b. XXIX,S v^ra (ad. Li^.
STT:
^ Ma
SfQV
Tm*.
I 8a. XXYI, ; 7 JIU
'
J
'
U (ad. La. "pnai, b. tot ^OSlu
HU .^^^
II ai. (T. VSy
U
emp.9r^ ) Iraaai; Anam
(eaip.*r:7Jl). Tarf. iob ZX, S4 (aooM dL *"7e-3, cocr.
aee.). lb.*XL. IS Ma. (od. KSre). Ykiy. Pa. Xvni. IS rd.
Laf.
mnB-c, Tbqi.liaaB.XXll, as SSrs .
OnOnO^ Abw Sor. It* 80o od
*t3^2,
'*^ai.CT?)l)<vle,cimii^i
ir|r.

Ft U'''5U"l|t
TT

-i*?^
OoaLB.iLM;a.4S^oai;
.9; Yalk.Oa.M;n'7irrr6y9B3-3r3*snaBbav
BMay cireaito did tbe Lord bmI
aarab diioct|y (ret to Ooa. XYUI, U to 15,
|irolii*%^ranelS,'aadtbaLaaiarfdr); Y.SoCTlI.
baf.li*(rBad:Jrff*V'aB3n*rari"'apr's
' . '
i ^rrr
M9^ 1
sniOTS^s
670 tJS'lS
n^ipllJ iirilX 02? bow many circles aiouud circles did the
Lord draw in order &c.2) whirl, v, "i3"i3.
i<ritijl3"l5 f. (v. as'ns I) weasel. Targ. Y. Lev. XI, 29
(h. text 'nbn).B. Mets. 85* '3 "'i^ young weasels (v. Rabb.
D. S. a. 1. for correct vers.). Snh. 105* (prov.)
'=1 XlSlttSVs
weasel and cat (making peace) feast on the fat of the
luckless, Meg. U^ (translation of Huldah), v. rTnbsinilL
[B. Kam. 52% v. XPTTS-lS I.]
"pDHD, V. Tils'!?.
:r:i?"i3,
v.^3>
^Vpy)3, v.KJn3!^3.
DSnS (reduplic. of d'i3) 1) to dratv a circle; denom.
dis'nSII. 2)(cmp.d!ll3) to paint,varnish; to polish,bronze.
Kel. XV,2 ';a3"iD IS ')p"l'^t5 if he painted or varnished the
boards. Ib.XXil,9
'31 iasna lit p'TiBD nSIS a block which
one painted or varnished so as to give it a distinguishable
surface. Hull.
25'^
t33"i5^ Ar. to polish or bronze (metal
vessels), v. as'iS. Tos'ef. Kel. B. Mets. VI, 1 dSisb . . QSI
D3"!3'^\U 15? if he intends to vamish (the leather goods),
they cannot become unclean until he has varnished
them. Cant. R. beg. tt':3"i'^31 nniT^d he chiseled and pol-
ished the stone, v. p'nia. d'^SS 'd [to braze the face,]
to be bold, defiant (cmp. p'^"'). Y'lamd. to Num. XX, 8
quot. in Ar. pa53 liJB t:3'i3ri Stim (some ed. Ar. 03^313,
(v. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.) and he (Moses) defied them
;
Yalk. Num. 763 rss !i733n3n3, v. infra.Part. pass. D3'n>i3p;
ninsiisa a-^iS green, pale face. Gen. R. s. 99 DIT'iSn ixs'^
'32
they went out pale-faced (abashed).^Denom. Q'i3'i3I.
Nithpa. D3-i3n: (denom. of n'i3'i3l, cmp. p"^^),
with
d"'3S 1) to look saffron-like, pale, abaslied, grieved. lb. s.
20 T'SS >l733"i3n3 he turned pale. Y. Snh. I, 19* hot. Pesik.
Par. p. 38*; Num. R. s. 19 (some ed. I^ISK, corr. ace).

Midr. Till, to Ps. XVIII, 35 'ppS'nsnri l-^SSl and his (Abra-

ham's) face turned pale (from jealousy); Yalk. Sam. 162
ni?33'73nr) dnint* idb\
2) to become bronze-colored. Cant.
R. to I, 6 T^SB '3Pi3 his face was tanned (from exposure
to the sun ; Yalk. ib, 982 dnss).
3) to become angry, de-
fiant. Yalk. Num. 763, v. supra.
i^QDHD, Sabb. 139* '33 Xn'11153 Ar., v. XB-iS.
pQSnS, V. dis^s I.
5J<^'^Q5"I|>,
'!Q^?"13
m. (prob. a.denomin. of C'^riS'iS)
lead (plumbum).
'
Targ. Job XIX, 24. Targ. Y. I Num.
XXXI, 22.
n*'I3!3"lID,
'y\j
pr. n. f, Kark'mith, a freed woman.
Eduy,V, 6
;'
Ber. 19* ; Sifre Num. 7 ;Yalk. Num. 706
;
Num.
R. 8. 9 '113. Y. Sot. II, end,
18'^ n"'3in
'-113
let the case
of K. come in as evidence.
DD")D, V. d3-!3.
D!D"1!5 (b.h.) pr. n. m.Carcas, one of the seven attend-
ants of King Ahasuerus. Esth. R. to I, 10 (interpret, by
way of acrostics) [read:] SJ^Iimx bttJ nx^ ni3T 03*13'! "nni
d3"i3'i (the Lord said to the angel) see the profligacy of
this wicked man, and tie them (like sheaves for threshing;
V. Matt. K. a. 1.) ;
v.
'J1d3^3.
!J^D3"1!5 ch. form of preced. Esth. R. to I, 10 (an ob-
jection to the interpretation ds'nsi (v. preced.), because
of ignoring the G)
3'in3 '3
but it is written Carcasa (and
not Carcam).
'nO'^rQ, read: 'pda^'^? (IxT^pu^ev, sub. 6 x^pu;; cmp.
Jl03'^"i3) it has been atmotmced. Esth. to I, 10 (ref. to "^ri
D3'!31, V. t)313)
'3
"inx nx"! SID -iH Nin
'^311 )^^i:)i Carcas it a
Greek expression ('see the profligacy . . . and publish it',
XTjpujas) as you say ixrjpu^EV, proclamation has been
made.
"iSnD (Pilp. of "113, V. niB) 1) to go around, go about;
[b. h. to dance]. Gen. R. s. 20, a. e., v. 'VGTa.

2) to finish
by designing circles, emblazon. Hull. 25'', v. 3313.
3) to form a circle in order to make an announcement.
Pesik. R. s. 21
'31
hs 1313^1 "^-orj tT^nia -|^nb like a king
standing and gathering a circle around him at the entrance
of his palace ; '^3iD in b^ '3a1 1n5>T233 ... -(3 so the Lord
when he stood addressing a meeting on Mount Sinai.
"lS"^S (^"]D"lD) m. (preced.) 1) whorl of the spindle
(vorticiilus), also shuttle (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Tela). Sabb.
VIII, 6 (81*) '3n UJXI (Y. ed. a. Mish. Pes. 1313n, v.Rabb,
D. S. a. 1. note) the top of the whorl; Y, ib. XVII,
16''.
Bab. ib. 123* '33
1H U:i33"p3nin (Ms. M. 1*^3133) you stick
it up with a reed or a whorl; Y. 1. c. top. Tosef.ib.IX (X)
10; Sabb.
92*'; Sifra Vayikra, Hobah, ch. IX, Par. 7,
v.
1^\ Sifre Deut. 96; Ab. Zar. Ill, 9 (49'0
'3
n37a^'^ b-J3 Ms.
m! (ed. I'isiS, Var.
113l'i3,
v. Rabb. D. S.a. 1. note) if one
took from it (the Asherah) a piece to use it as a shuttle
;
a. fr.
2)
[turner,] a rod used for shaking olives down. Y,
Peah VII,
20* 1313, ni313, read: IS"]?, (11313 (f.), v.xnq^
a, sisn^.
*nSn3, lSnS"]3 ch. as preced. 1. Y. Shek. IV,
48''
hot.
']ni3'i3 13131 x::31I3 (Bab. ed. X13131, corr. ace.) the
staff of the shuttle (the cane which brings the threads of
the web into their place [arundo]), is between them, i. e.
there is a great difference between them (cmp. 'stamen
secernit arundo', Ovid M. 6, 55).
1"l3~l!D f. pi. (v. 1313) dances, rejoicing. Targ. Is.LXVI,
20 'jnabini
'33 (missing in ed.Lag.; h.text nil3l33, cmp.
Targ. II Sam. VI, 14 nnttJ for h. 1313) with dances and
songs of praise.
IIJ5"l5, 115^515 I (reduplic. of \U13, v. itn^'^^'llS a.
013) 1) 'to hollow out, V. i<n\2:i313, S<d313.
2)
(cmp. b. h.
d'ip) to bend, feott;.
i<U3'il(3) '3
to nod assent. Erub.
65''
n-iTail ....
'3
R. nodded &c. Nidd.
42* n*iUJ'i13 ii^h
'3
showed his approval of it by nodding; B.Bath. 143* top.
^5"!S, t2J^?"lS II=':;3\r3 to knock, strike. Sabb.
77''
'^W3'n3^ "ed. (Ms. M. lUJIS'lJsV), v. t'SVS.
^J^
71
n
f*,
/^ilti<rt^ ..f^</>. mm^^i ^,.1 .t^J
Ii*.t4
r vteiywi (JbrwjK a. r^rk r
BMkfllM
ST
'
nixasns
672 yns
T
: - T :
-
13Zl~l3 pr, n. f. CarrCho {Lamb of
Nebo), legendary
name of Abraham's grandmother. B. Bath. 91*.
''S3"l!i> f. (xpajxpT)) cabbage. Lam. R. to III, 42 (not
1=3-13), V.
K73ip2.
ri"15^il"'3n3 f. pi. (^epvn];, -po;) vessels containing
histral water, placed at the doors of Greek and Roman
temples (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.). SifreNum.158 nlXSTTlD (corr.
ace; Ar. nixaj-iS).
'OTD, V. ^an?.
*0"lD,
Af.
o'^'^=x, V. Dia.
D"]3 f. (b.h. b'i? in ib'nS; cmp. Nias-iS) [bag,'\ stomach,
belly.' Taan.
26''
top tixbj: '^V.^JBD by when the appetite
is satisfied And the stomach filled. Sabb.
151*'
(ref. to
Koh. XII, 6) 'zn iiT 'the pitcher is broken', that means
the stomach. lb.
'=1
nrpn: io"^- . . n^bli; "inxb three days
after burial one's stomach bursts open , . . saying (to the
mouth), Take what thou hast put into me ; Koh. E. to
1. c; Y.Yeb. XVI,15<= hot.; Gen. R. s.lOO. Keth. 16^ a.fr.
iT^JiUJ 'pa fTO'^']? her belly extends to her teeth, i. e. she can-
not deny her pregnancy. Koh. R. toVII, 8 [read:] "SyS^ rfn
'z^ nD"i"iX= .nDinra burned in her stomach like the venom
of &c.; [Y. Snh. X,
28''
top nD"i-i3D, v.nrzn]; a.fr.Esp.
the stomach
of ruminants, maiv. Hull. Ill, 1 n'^a'^SSn ':n
the inner stomach, expl. ib.
50'' '3
TirXT . . . 1^12 '2fl Vs
'31 ps'iriii (masc.
!) the whole maw is called the inner
stomach, and the outer stomach is the flesh (muscle)
which covers the largest portion of the stomach ; ib. (an-
other opinion)
'31
'zh '^'oz'O aUJIia riE::, corrected;
'33 nsa
laujnb "^I^O one handbreadth of the stomach where it
joins the gullet is called the inner stomach
;
[oth. defin.,
V. X3T3inpi<, s<3in
a. rt-i^a].p;. nioins. Succ. 21 '^-(n'^niD'i'nsm
maril whose bellies are broad (projecting further than
the rider's body; Tosef. Par. Ill (II), 2 rani '(D'^'iSUJ).
CnD
j2,
CsO n!D cli. same, also womb. Targ. Y. Num.
V,
21.^
targ. Y^Lev. IV, 8 (0. XJJ; h. text anp). Targ. Job
XXXI, 18; a. fr.Hull. 50'',
v. X3T:int3i<. Ib. Klinn '3
bSS
the stomach fell into the well, i. e. your definition of the
'inner stomach' is of no value. Gen. R. s. 70 (prov.)
'3
K'^^ai JMSa the stomach carries the feet, i. e. cheerful
prospects lend physical energy; Yalk. ib. 123. Gitt,
12*
"ina Kb rrip-;? DIUJI (Ar. KDi-i3 nnsi) who is not worth
the bread he eats; B. Kam. 97^ Koh, R, to XI, 9 IT^G'^liS
ri"l3
"i^lp
i<'i35 "ism this man's (my) stomach is before
thee, cut it open (I cannot pay for my meal);Pesik.Shub.,
p.
164'' niyn. . .
'3
xn (ma.sc.); a. fr.Yeb.65'^ bot. 13iJt
ini-ini<'3 Kin ib nib^Oh that you would bear unto me one
more issue of the womb
!
Gen. R. s. 68 "jimni '32
. . . ^a^
(=h. "^nia 3*ip2) count twenty beams in the inner cham-
ber of thy house; (Y.Maas.Sh.lV,55''bot.-i"'nii3 13).PZ.
5<*3i^:s
(m.);
'{T'}'^, ^!^01?- Targ. Y. Num. V, 22 (not
IDi-iS)! Targ. Ps. XVII.U.Keth. 103^ rh mb
'3
^nin
she has not two stomachs (double alimentation is of no
use to her).
iJ^&nS, clwir, pi. Iib-i3, v. K^onis.
":t
-^
'tt:t' T-:
jijw
j3, f. pi. (v. -preced.) upholstered seats, satii-ical
expression for stoutness. Lev. R. s. 34
'3 lan
see (that
beggar's) fat body! (Yalk. Lev. 665 ',iS1S).
D1D"1D, V. ttsn?.
jsn^^t:DnD,v.K:ii-^t?i-)3.
'j^D"lD, Tosef. Neg. V, 14 some ed., read: 'pp-ia.
5Sb&"lD, Suh.5*, read : K^p
-|3 (v. Rabb. D. S.a.l.note).
DD"lD, v. dona.
S3D~l!3 pr. n. m. Garsana. Y, Shebi. IX, 39^
-pb^X
n50*a ni3T (corr. ace.) those of the family (or school) of
CY. Erub. Ill, 2Pbot.; V, 22*1, a. e.
'3 -Q
"pS^UJ 'n, Y.
Dem. 111,23'' hot. KDDnn
"Q
(corr. ace). [Fr.M'bo, p.
129'':
Carsana, pr. n. pi., fr. which
ii!!<D"i113.]
DD~l!D, V. nois.
nDD"lB f. (cmp. xans) a species of locusts. Hull.
65''
(Var.'in Ar. rpQ-i2i, ni2Di3).
jriC/"15 m. (denom. of Kb"^?) large-bellied, stout. Hull.
eO''
'31 '3
"il^y an ox (in order to fetch a high price) must
be stout, have large hoofs &c.
"nS (b. h.; denom. of S'13) to bote, bend the knee. Ber.
12* '31 S'i'i3 Kinu33 when bowing in prayer, one must
bow at the word barukh, opp. ClpT. Ib.
34'';
Y. ib. I,
3*^
hot. (interch. with nn\13) ; a. v. fr.
Hif.
?''"i3n
1) to cause to kneel; to subdue; to humili-
ate, sadden. Gen. R. s. 65; Yalk. Gen. 114 nx
5i"i3'2 i3X
lamx I shall sadden my friend. Gen. R. s. 75, beg., v.
rra. lb. s. 67
'31 311130 i3X no (Yalk. ib. 116
1i35>o)
why
shall 1 sadden my father?2) to put the knee
of
the bal-
ance doivn; to overbalance ; fooutoe^A. Y.Peah 1,
16*^
hot.
nisi"i30 nii3tn the good deeds overbalance (the sins). Ab.
II, 8 bb3 nx 51130 outweighs them all. B, Bath. V, 1
1
nsa lb >i'}3nb ann (weighing a litra of meat or more)
he must allow the scale (which contains the meat) to
sink one handbreadth lower than the scale of weights,
i. e. he must give overweight, opp. "[US' to weigh exactly.
Ib.
89' nyii3ni...ib bipu; weigh for me each litra for it-
self and give me the legal overweight on it; a. fr. Y.
Sabb. I,
3'^
hot. tpz libs' Sl3n put money to it in the
balance (bribe him). Gen, R. s. 80 'n '|loo no3 how much
money he put in the balance (paid for it). Trnsf. to
cast the deciding vote, to decide. Tosef. Hull. VII, 1 ; Hull.
90'';
Pes.
83'>
ny'130 nsin reason decides, v. ns-r. Y. Keth.
II, 26''; Y.Yeb, x',
10'^
hot. nnio '^ir^^'z. nyi3o nsin (not
111b) reason decides in favor of trusting the witnesses
testifying to the death of a person.

3) to keep the bal-

ance; trnsf. to harmonize two contrary opinions, to com-
promise. Sifra introd.
?il3i1
. . . DiU)in3on Dinin3 13115
fini3ia when two Biblical verses contradict each other,
you must not draw any conclusions until a third verse
is found which liarnioiiizes them. lb. end (lef. to Ex.
773 tri
XIX, ao . Dml IV. M)
**^n an ii>iN ywfi
(Ki
XX, n) UrwoaiM* (Umi lb* lioni iMWvtf Um Imsvmm
M M to iimIm iltM rail on MmhH tlMM; ll%li, tlUkio,
l1iaiod.a.t. tUM llM. M.-KM4.
;
s*9fi Um iHMWMMMMn ftrflt Mbm
I
.It'* '2xr ^"oro nAn r-ws "w^ . . . ov !
you AikI two wboUf* <ttlwag llr^'
lb* |ifli MUf9 It**
fi, V, fX", n9*iif^
' l u Mly.
^ 1 . l,Ur
TMg. T. Dwu XXT, I <v.
XM
>
)(
-.1) /o ilrrilr ly m^jmilg.
Hob. to*).
/I/. rc(i I ) to mUm. Twg. Jo4. XJ, aii.
t)
l iM^
PnS e. (b, h. ; enip, rr^)
[kttmr, map
77^
imtf, k*
Xb. vill. A "yi V tr9 U*
Hr
or OM of UMn (Tiam.
d. 7T^ D^ra Ak). Ki '91 nrmv
*:
ksM-
bpd pUM of wood

(-MM vaeloAo . . . mi4
wht.li oD AMtooodtoabodatoad; ToMib.B.M*tii.lX,8.
It< VIII. 8 *n V^av 'a * log or A bodMood whieb WM
ukrn ..(T with (ha loBfiido to.; a. .Dm. VT^CB, U
^'
f^;
/
/. C'TTt. rr-
-
IV. 8. Sb. VIII, 8. flaee. 18\ .
n:r\H. Citni > *3^ 'sm . . . tro no m Um bolly
it l>nunil<Ml i>\ iii<- ii<.r( (rboi) 00 Um obo, and tbo
|#ga on the oilx^r. Kl. Will, 8; ToMt lb. B. MalaLTIII,
H713 oh. aoio. Bor.
7*
*z mt yfp ilMids oa ooo
kf.
lira. 34*; Yomall*"9irr7^V^TT9^wbnaponoa
tart* to walk, bo bmvoi hit rifhi
lf
flrst lb. Tfl^ mn
*rn9
'f
2c my lot
wao hortiiv oio. lb. nr\ 'yy
itas
1 moan tho oppor poctioa of tho lof. Kidd. 49* rrt MUDS
'z^
*qnpa
I want no ahoo larfor than my foot, i. o. I
want no hosband too hifh in rank.Sabb. 104' lii
y
if
^-rrs^ rVn tht foot of tbo lottor Oinunol, . ..Daloth;
*, ft-.il vrrri, -pr^qp. Taif. O. Lot. I, is (T.
-^mx Ib.t
Tnrj^. Tatv.Am. Ill, IS; a. ,Y. Shok. V. 48
bo.7Kn
*Z look at tbOM loga (how fkt); Y. Bice. Ill,
&'
bot. ; Lor.
R. a. 84; Yalk. ib. 668; Koh. B. to Y, 13.Ab. Zar. 38^
rr-;^-i ^nvo 19 to tho naUa of thdr feat; a. fk-.Y.
Maa*. Sh. IT, ad, 88* MOnon wrriO ldi of tho bod.
*V-
1^,
J^
(emp.ar9),
J9A|w.cnf^ (0 htcomn rm$mi (of tho
nipple of tho broaat), to ienetoj*. Nidd. 48^
top (rat to
K >
\
'SI Ttnrtt . . . 7m nirt thy bnaali
bf:
> t iop, yet thoa didst not topent, thy brwala
were rally dovelqpped, yet to.
;
[oibor inierprot. in Baahi:
'2'^
/o 6e npolim, t^srtt to dry up; Ar.: r-r-o*^ t. K<A.
Ar. CkunpL . t.].
niVtS"!^, nrifciD, y. Kit i, ?
top (wt to y
;aVn Hub. 1. 1 ; Ar. rmro. r, s. to Ka 1. c irno)<
nipt, of a probably Greek name for wkUe
H^ ir. -^
Sr-" - TToi.
Kivl
^). Biirn4. ffwttn ^wi
j
;
o^
*^(lMWt
VMiC.fMl^ TAM.V1I fHaiit
toi. fc<
m
iw
.
: 14.
Ww6^ It iik>ii v-3 If Ab #. ts* aft'os 's
^fait, Var.
rC^ TuMt tohk Xin CXin if 9^ Sk ii4<
"'" '^'^
'
fit ^*^t
II iiaiij f I 81 lb in-^r'9^
tor whit* woraa,
*T^ M. (T.19) iplihliiH. ILKaklJ^ fML m KMnM
Bhotaah. a. v.; t. *KJ|l
cid W. T. Hr^.
bO*;^ I t cb. (T.
srv
kma, pMk.-R. -Trr^^
8abb.'8r*
'
m"
*
Vaa 'S Babyloyan paMioi
brittle).
ftaiU.^ -
6*; Y. Voma 1V,4I*. il z
(I?'*) *s^ JtWt *sy...'F'yto
r
!** ri, v i^k^w
nnti Boi lay in inlr alariai, .... or
[ooouneat. rotor to nost v.).
ro^tfT II (m3'iJ u hi) l (onp^ rtf? ii a
tptaJM of wtol, proh. 4<i ai iwa. raraly wad ai hoMn
tood. Behb.l,l(sr): a6?ns7-3 if thorebahotote
tbooarbipofthaitoaoCarardliaai; ibt 87^ ospL SX^;
TbeaC. ib. IT, I. Y. Kidd. 1, St' top ^n 73 rrs Ian thi
tho tkE of to.; a. ey

ft trrrirf, ,
.
-
^
BL Mota. .
HalL IT, 9, a. tr. nerr.
T^
bon* >*' tor tho
iJriMftAatai MaM.8h.II,*4; ToocHibwil,!. Y.BaO.IT,
60^ 'an Vy rta Tm (oomnd. to teynt wha the
law doelariac airattiM> enlfjeot to rkvaah Maaliidy
Anew. Trrr ^90 m daya of toariaa (whaa it aervod aa
haman food). BMh. &. to 1. 14 ^li^ on ictrs, ih.) "M
09tftl
^
^p^BSn ,'V>
'< 9V1*S9 pVO I AbB aVBih viick
(to be pinead) before thea (aead a toariae oampemnr
88
Kor.
12TB>13
674 n*i3
them to eat vetch) and make them fall off (fade away)
from the world. Y. Maas. Sh. II, 53'^2iliJ'^2:3. . .bp (read:
)iD"iUJ^32) they made the law concerning carsh. less string-
ent, lb.
'3
bl25 riD'^S a dough made of cMeil.III, 6 'ir^'iS
Tinpn; Tosef. ib. I, 21 "^iUJ-iS ed. Zuck. (some ed.
'"^3115
-i3,
corr. ace), v. u:"npn ; a. fr.Koh. R. to VI, 1 '(-ibs^sn a'^STa'i?
he who puts vetch into pepper; (Tosef. B. Bath. V, 6
n'nsws).
^?ir:nS, D^?ir?n3, v.preced.
' '
T " : I
TTO, V. n-i'HS.
PnS (b. h.; cmp. STni) 1) to mt. Num. R. s. 16 S<"ip31
'31 Pii'iwb . . . ^ISUJN and he (Abraham's ally) was named
Eshkol (Cluster), on account of the cluster of grapes
which the Israelites were destined to cut in his home.
Esp. to cut genitals, mutilate. Bekh.
33''
n'nis "inx pniD,
V. pns.Part. pass. ^13. Ib.; a. fr.ilSBm '3
one that
is mutilated at his membrum, v. T^Blij. Tosef. Yeb. XI, 2.
Yeb. VIII, 2; a. fr.
2)
[to draw a circle, place outside,
cmp. meanings of D^n,
i"i^,]
to cut
off,
excommunicate,
V. JTnS. Y. Bice. II, beg. 64<=
; Y. Snh. XI, 30^ "pUJJIS . . . XS
d'lpi'i'iai deduct twenty years up to which age the divine
court neither punishes nor decrees excision.

3) to sep-
arate, divorce; to make final. Gitt. 21**; Succ.
24''
(ref.
to Deut. XXIV, 3)
'31 tnn'llS "iSO the delivery of the deed
divorces her and nothing else does. Ib. 13'':i r'nistn '131
ns'^iab something (a condition) which (if fuljfilled) severs
definitely the connection between him and her (e. g. a
condition that she will drink no wine for the next thirty
days, after the lapse of which time the letter of divorce
takes its effect retroactively, opp. to a condition that she
will abstain from wine all the rest of her life in which
case the letter of divorce cannot take effect). Part. pass.
ni-13 definite. Y. Gitt. VII,
48<^
Nin
'3
-jW it is like a final
divorce (taking effect immediately); Y.B, Bath. VIII,
16"^
top Sirt '3. Y.Gitt.III,
44*1
top; IX,
50''
bot.ntinnu:b'3 m
ri'O'db
'3
(not IT) this letter was definitely made out for
this woman, and so was the other for the other woman.
Ib. Ill, beg. 44= n31^!!<1 . , .
'3
nb '-in
xbffi StVx (strike out
(lb); a. fr.
3)
to decide, make final. Ber. 4*; Snh.
16^*
(ref.
to ^tT\'2 as a symbolical name for the Urim and Tummim,
or for the Sanhedrin) Dni"l2"l nx tD'^rniSlU they give def-
inite and precise decisions; Midr. Till, to Ps. Ill '^^"I'is
n'in''"i3, v.rin'i*i3; a.e.ni'^2i'3(v. !T^"i2i) to covenant, make
a firm promise. Gen. R. s. 44 '31
d5
'2
P'lS thou hast
promised to Noah that thou wilt not destroy his descend-
ants; Yalk. Gen. 76 ilPl^S. Part. pass, nns, f, nri13.
M. Kat. 18% a. fr. d''nsiV'3 n^^i, v. n^-iS. E^ Hash.'
17'^
'31 nilTa y"b
'3 '2
there is a solemn insurance given that the
invocation of the thirteen divine attributes (Ex. XXXIV, 6,
sq.) will never be without effect (ref. to Ex. ib. 10).Trnsf.
'3 '3
it is a necessity, unavoidable. Nidd.
58*'
b3lZ3 lb
'3 '3
'31
whoever crushes it cannot help smelling it.
Nif. n'n33 l) to be cut, mutilated. Yeb. VIII, 2 (expl.
n3BlU ni'13', Deut. XXIII, 2) T^all '312J ^3 when the mem-
brum is mutilated. Ib.
75''
d'^S'^3 sim33 when the testicles
are cut out; a. fr.
2) to be covenanted. Sot.
37''
xbllJ
'31 iT^bS iri'133 upon which were not closed forty eight
covenants; Tosef. ib. V1II,1
1
; a. fr.3) to be cut
off,
destroy-
ed. Y. Peah I, IS** bot. (ref. to Num. XV, 31) U^BilTJ inb^
n3 n31551 lnri'^33 which intimates that (the idolater's) soul
is cut off (through premature death, ri^3), while her guilt
remains with her (unexpiated by death); Snh.
64*'
(ref.
to the emphasized expression '3n r"i3n, Num. 1. c.) n"i3n
'31 'tiT'13>3 hiccareth refers to this Avorld &c. ; a. fr.

Verbal noun n^3*iri, v. ri^S.

Hif.rT'^'Diito destroy, exterminate. Tanh.R'eh 7 Dn"'"i3ni
and exterminate them. Ib.
'31 ni"i3;;'03
when the Lord . .
.
shall have destroyed..., you will enter, Tosef. Snh. IV, 5
'31 I2>1t fl'i'isrib to exterminate the seed of Amalek ; a. fr.
Pi. rrs to doom to destruction. Arakh.
15''
"inns 'n33Tl5
'31 for David has doomed him &c. (ref. to Ps. XII,
4)
; Yalk.
Lev. 559.
n jS ch. same, esp. to separate, divorce. Gitt. 2l'', a. fr.
"^niS ni'^D^ "^T^J it is the witnesses of delivery (in whose
presence the deed of divorce is handed to the wife) that
effect the divorce (and the signature of the witnesses is
unessential) ; opp. to "^rilS rtia'^nri "iT^S it is the signing
witnesses &c.

Imper. tli"i3 (only in) Xli'^5

'3
make the
divorce final, definite (v. preced.). Ib.
9"*
nw^ HWo I3">"'n
S''rt
'5 '3
ixbl the reason (that the manumission of the
slave is not lawful) is because the form was not in com-
pliance with the rule, 'make the divorce definite'; B.
Bath.
150''.
TTu f. (= fi^SH, V. n'ns
Nif.) excommunication, ex-
termination; (in Talm. law) divine punishment through
premature or sudden death, opp. to D1!!< "^T^n fMT'^ capital
punishment. Snh.
60''
Kin
'3
. . n21t is not slaughtering
consecrated animals outside ofthe Temple punishable with
extinction?, opp. nViip death by execution. M. Kat. 28*
'3
nn^O X"^!! It nm D'^'.y^ra rns if one dies at the age of
fifty, that is death of divine visitation
; Y. Bice. II, beg.
64'"
nns'ina; Treat. S'mah. Ill, 8 n'nsna. Ib. 10 na
i31
nnsna onn'^aUJ ISS^lin what is there to indicate that
they died by divine visitation
?
; Y. 1. c.
64'1
top ni3in3 Xiniy.
M. Kat. 1. c.
'3:0
"^b ^pB3 I have escaped the punishment
of kareth (being sixty years old). Ib. "^i^l '3
the kareth
of years, premature death;
'^'31''1 '3
the k. of days, sudden
death. Hull. 31* '3
'{^S a transgression punishable with k.,
opp. nniJD IID-iX. Mace. Ill, 15 (23*) ini^S
-iT^n in-JE3 Ms.
M. (ed. Qnni'13 iT^)
are released from k. (which would
otherwise Vwait them). Ib.
13'' IPiinxn '3
nx::!'' fi^bl why
is the punishment of k. specifically mentioned with ref-
erence to incest with a sister (Lev. XX, 17, being included
in Lev. XVIII, 29)? Gen. R. s. 28 (ref. to O'^rTQ, Zeph.
II, 5, V. Targ.a.l.)
'3
1IXI XliilD "^la a nation deserving ex-
termination; (Yalk. Zeph. 567 tl'^S'^b ''1X1); a. v. fr.PZ.
nin^is (fr. nn^is). Ker. i, 1 niinn
'3
ujiri d^abTij there
are thirty six transgressions mentioned in the Torah as
(eventually) punishable with kareth. Mace. Ill, 15, a. fr.
'3 "i^'^Tl those on whose transgressions the penalty of
A;, is pronounced; a. fr.K'rithoth, a treatise of the Mish-
nah, Tosefta, and Talmud Babli, of the Order of Kodashim.
7ft
W?
Hcr^, nrij. ..
I
-Til*,
V. mi. V, lo* ut.
tw4 rr-o, .
rr**.
- III :), ii I ifoiii II K'li'.lk ilftrlKi I'..:;..''
fl*
fB<|
VI. 3 '
tar. 1.
1
tllliCI
111,0 .. ,
.. ,\.t^. ^-%... . ..;irof fTMB Hk for.
rwe^mu |iImiI (v. Ilrr?9).

(Mtt. t^
*9^
fAOTO cImUi
Ittk. Turf. Num. Xl. ft mA. BmL ^^ (<><)> i
>
Ab. Zat. IW'-TS
' yabolkalljr &
wj |itvfu wiU b* Mtt od^, BMbll. lUr.
<
. Kii. I
V, mhI. tf
T*r
rrvre rti
punitd
iMk in bb TlMjmrtl. Y. Hbb. Til, 10* '9^
'a...nn jrt
h who euu (on tb t<bbUi) eoriAadtr . .
.
Bb. lb. 110^, T. irnr^ . nr^; . fr.
1 1 ^ k tn. ( dBoak of 7**S.
"7
nftfr iUb Qrwk rf.at>ov) Iwt wiliiTi/.^TfCTt. Y'inkl. to
Oil). XLtX, I quot, io Ar.
*:
TSxV rVsT TS (Bar. 1,3
T*S'
Y. 8oc.IlI,53'*(rt toMiab. T^eap
.
V. r-- :
T^V 'xm M "a "jro (corr. ec.) doM lh
^*>*i '
> uaeUjr m
g
rata lock, or
uv
duMto
rT"ir, Kl. XX, I Ar, T. rr^m^
f-vl^
B. pL (dMMiB. of ynt) grtm mglmM.
Tuf
.
Kth. I. 6 (b. tot
OV79, T. or^'n).
232, rata, T.tsx
I I2%*|w4,
y m. eb.*aeztw.il "^^nk^^Q^.
Tun.
0n.Xl, 8: n-fr.
12''
"-rr:
....*.'
the v.
nitber . . ..but (
i2\ Pek. R. . 37 :
ed the CbaldMat (BabyK
B.Btb. 15*.
Laai- E
government was tvi.^
-:-
pt.) ChaUean. iieg.
ch I OM (mj wilb) IB
r? whfn the Lord poniab-
toPf.xcni.i).
-~
z the Cbaldettn
:. to^:2);a.e.IVm.
abaitiiJ a/
f* ^ ^ ^9^^ * e<iy ftwi
..KJT'a TU
'
Oil Jitf
I
laioilM(kylrfaMita
*sa InmM lilwiiif vtik aMvytaf (m
. <TtmC InyClf rftev
tf4 raAk, 1^4, IW^I
a "a ^r*o lU m.
'-J s?-' a,

j^ rr. -^^ AH,
iUm by llMlf 0M *oj r* >
Haiti, v.^
nniSt(i|..ir?-8>i)l>/y,/
limni./hrA^<r
/Brat, tntfa.11,1.
Myt.IZ,4pp^'dite40^yMr
giwU of
yvMli bairn
fiMfS
VmC ftwTI. Ik ^
'a>VQ4o.^R.t.ioMikv.La.(.rTS) iJba Mr
Wnmtk 91 am tmmta% mptbmf, I
II I ai
y
. Oiw I "gig) wifw, a
i
taf ea aluvbs (T. Lftv PC
p. fa. .). TMaC Bl.1, 1 1 (Tar.
mcp). V. Kqrrt. lb. HI. U 'a* Vii 'd ad. lk. (ack. ad.
T) i
Sabb. ijrMa. IL (ad. rnB-9|t v. arte^-e) (aalaak
aoaai, aab. *r<8) emmmitn ar bwIwm Mr%r Ay*
wirw flWy art /aiiawf. lb. lov* nrr^ aD OTB ^^
pabaMaai CMwaban or bmIom aiw aoC aawidarad aw
diaiaal (fai Babbalb kv). lb. 'an t ^ <t<s fo (Ma. O.
I rimnj^
j^, g, ^^ 1^
.
lacJ^ or 1 iii^'
^
t4 all kiada a#
dowaj piMis at paradUed (oa tba aakbalb ai anl lad
iaiaalX aaaapt ftaaa, v. anaia
i..nL^
**r7*^nb !. mi rawafi mmk.u'"s
'an *S-Mip Kmta -a eaaeala, tao, dcaan tor aavtaka^
ftxm tba groaad, Im- balwld, aa aooa aa jaa cat Om riK
tba eaaeaia oa U diaa. 8abb.
107^
'si *a chn"^^n ba
wbo taara claoaa ftoM tba abraba Aa. labbL urSB-OB'd
XL'Z".f caaoata fai a via^arl ia a facbiddaa ariitan (.
:)l lb. 109^ bot. '^ ^ rrteraiat^arad biai ta aaia.
-
.
w. Mlt aad to raa ba. eitt. W*. v. imnjn IfmM
43^
'sa K-m looU^ Uka c (faIlowiib)^T!
^n^ (r. acpx ii/: 3tadb Mfl.
Joab.I,8SfeP(ad.Lag;an^3P;b.taatyPHr\ffa*
I t%
*mi^
^ .
^ ; (b.b.; 9CB) a caqHHCcr'rteaf/ar
axt.
fraai T lft~n-mVn'I abaa aaikiai
xe, tba cbipa baloaf to tba iiaaai, aoattad. to TKrc lb.
xbi3
676
lie'', V. iii^^n.Pl. n"^b"na3,
T^V-'ias.
Sot. viii, 6 b^
'3
bnn iron axes (as a weapon in war). Sifr6 Deut. 337
QibUJD (corr. ace).
b<b^t?5 ch. same.PL
fr^.
Targ. Jer. XLVI, 22
(h. text m^llp).
""T'tlJD, V. sub '-1U53.
ID^SIl5Sm.(UJ3^3)sfnHn^ (with the tail). B.Kam.l9^
H"\iln'i '3
a more than ordinary habit of knocking about,
lb. xnoXS
'3
Ms. M. (ed. nn53S2 n^UiaSS, V. Eabb. D. S.
a. 1. note), v. ttJSTU?.
"lS1IJ5(nSI2J5) pr.n.pl. Cashkar, Cascara (v.P.Sm.
1843)^111 Babylonia. Yoma
10=^ '3 ill -I3N Ms. M. 2 a. Ms.
L. (ed. '3 ; v.Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note 10) Accad is C. Sabb.
139* 'a "^sa. Gitt.
80"' '31 XTnrjDs, V. xn'nrLipx. [V. Schr.
KAT2, p.
346
*
Arku, Nipur, Kis.]
^!pll^3
1)
(l!5ia3; cmp. 'iJw'ilij) to knock, strike, move to
and fro] shake. Bets.
20 n::':^:^ Dnb
'3
(Ms. M. nb '3) he
made for them (in their presence) striking movements
with the animal's tail (making believe it was a female);
Y. ib.II, eiHop naita ^SUis^^innn; Y.Hag.II, 78*bot.
HuU.IIjSnasta ^ysuisri^a is? unless the animal strikes about
with its tail (an evidence of vitality). lb.
38* top niUSia'^B
ri3fxa if it shook its ears (with vital force). Y. B. Kam.
II, beg.
2*^; Bab. ib.
19''
nasn O if the beast struck (and
did damage) with its tail. Ib. tiSn^xa
'3
(v. preced.) if she
struck (and did damage) with her fore-leg.V."r^'iJ3TaiI.

[2)
(=!^"i33T2J ; cmp. Vi:!^) to soothe, pat. Pesik. Zakh. p.
24*^
i^STJJSTa (nx), v. ^tDDV L]
Uj3II73 ch. same, to shake, knock about &c. Yoma
84^
ifUTaxa ii-b rJ"i3\2J3^1 Ms. M. (ed. aJ'^aTT^, Var. in Ar. s. v.
iraw : ii'^i^^IJpja) he may rattle nuts for it (to entertain
the child). Sabb. 77^ ipa lUJJiapsb Ms.M. (ed. "'UJWjsb) to
chase off gnats by striking (with the tail).
II3!!DIP!D (transpos. of -|\U3UJ, v. TiDSCl) to entangle,
catch, confound. Koh. R. to IV, 14 (ref. to d-i-ntjn n^a ib.)
!!<nK"i"iD '13'ia ",^3 Kni-i-iab iaSO^ 5<im he (the seducer)
catches the people like one coming forth from between
the bushes; Midr. Till, to Ps. IX.
5^3 (b. h. ; cmp. tJST^JS) to strike against, stumble.
Lev. R.^s. 19 (ref. to Is. XXXV,3)
nibiais ^b^iO niS<-i3 ,!!
knees which have the appearance of stumbling (threaten
to stumble). Ib. '31
DPibiaSTU for you have really stumbled
(sinned) through your evil deeds. Num. R. s. 16 QPllpUJS
you have stumbled (were discouraged; Tanh. Shlah
J2
onbirins); a. e.Vi^is (law) weak, under legal disadvan-
tages (in adapt, of Is. 1. c. a. Job IV, 4). Keth. IX, 2 IJnji
'iiaUJ '3^ let it be given him who is under the greatest
disadvantage of all (the claimants being the deceased
man's widow, his creditor and his heirs); expl. ib. 84* '3^
n"iX"ia^ to him who is under disadvantage for evidence
(whose document is of the latest date); [oth. opin.] nain3b
niUN to the widow, v. NS'^ri; Y.ib.IX,33*top Tim^X-iaUJ '3^
'31
to him who is the weakest as to evidence, e.g. he who
loaned withoutwitnesses as against him who has witnesses.
Ib. 1Bi:a '3^
to him who is in feeble health (and poor).
Nif.
b^sa I) to be struck, meet with an accident. Mekh.
B'shall. s. 2 '31 IMX
'3
xV not one of them (the Egyptians)
met with an accident (was detained) on the road. Y.Sabb.
VI,
8'^
hot. ISJaaxa
':
got a sore finger; ib. XVI, 15= top
;
Lam. R. to IV, 20; a. e.2) to stumble, fall; to be led to
sin. Pesik. Shub., p.
165* 13 T^blTiS l^m and people
stumbled over it (the rock); Yalk. Hos. 533. Ib.
'3 nlX
i-l"i"i3Sa if man becomes a victim of sin. Gitt. 43* dIK 'j'^X
"ina
'3 3"8<!!< . . . one never gets at the true sense of the
words of the Law, except after mistakes; Hag. 14*; Sabb.
120*.Ber.
28''
iidbil 1313 b^3N xbl and that I may not
err against a hdlakhah ;
'31 1^1:33'' xbl nor may my col-
leagues &c. Midr. Till, to Ps. XXII nVrs: 'iS^S.-b'^auJa be-
cause I am a queen, I shall not come to grief; a. fr.
Sif.
h'^'Ozt} to cause to stumble, to be an obstruction;
to weaken] to cause sin. Y. Shebi. Ill, end,
34*^
a breach
in the fence Diain nx n^\r3'2 annoying the public (an
obstruction to traffic). R.Hash.I,6b"3Jb'|b'^ip3^n!!<:J^3 thou
wilt make them sin in future cases (by their refraining
from going to court); Yoma
77'' '31 '^^z^ Ntin ^^ that
thou mayest not cause them to sin (by staying away from
college); Kidd. 33*; Hull.
54''
"^'WD-q (Pi.).Ah. Zar. ll''
diSJirib ,^ia3!-i drr^S Ms. M. (ed. dir^S 'n) their own (om-
inous) words brought these wicked men to fall; Num. R.
s. 18. B.Kam.
16''; B. Bath. 9''(ref. to d'ibUJ30, Jer.XVIII,
23)
'31 db"i'>:33n make them stumble by sending them un-
worthy subjects of charity. Midr. Till, to Ps. XC "^a^tsb
^I'iisa "^niin
I should have injured myself.
Pi. h^3 1) same, v. supra.

2) to weaken, break the

force of.
Y. Ber. IX,
13*^
bot. ni3>aria ilstJao (Gen. R. s. 24
ibtt3-ia), V. IsttJn.
biP? ch. same,
Af.
b^SN to bring to fall. Gitt,
57*
'31 "tab 'rr^^aia fr^buisx his own mouth (his presumptuous
prayer) caused Bar-Daroma's downfall.
I"l5t)3 m. (b. h.
;
preced.) doicnfall, stumbling, weak-
ness. Hag. 14*; Sabb.
119'' '31 Wib:3 nSJ-OJa '^SX even at
the period of Jerusalem's downfall (moral decay) the men
of faith did not fail her. Midr. Till, to Ps. XXII (ref. to
Prov.XXIV,16) TOI '3b vjSn the evil immediately follows
their stumbling (leaving no time to rise). Yalk. Job 897
(ref. to Job IV, 4)
'3
^bsna b3 dn3a ni'^n thou didst console
all the afflicted (Tanh. Vayishl., ed. Bub. 8 'p-ilO'^).
^^3
(b.h. ; cmp. airn) [to tvhisper, v. PI. to Levy Talm.
Diet. II, p. 459,] to think, devise, v. NQiyi3.
Pi. r]ia"i3 to charm, practice sorcery (cmp. \15rib). Snh.
43* (suppressed in later eds., v. ^"ii^)
'31 niDni "O'il b3>
because he practiced sorcery and enticed &c. Ib. VII, 4
r|^3Tcnhe who practices witchcraft, expl. ib. 11 rnU1j?!i '3^n
'31
IW'S-a he who produces a real effect is guilty, not he
who produces an optical delusion, v. THX; a.fr.V. Pl^'3.
riEi^3?a.
T
" ~ :
'HIIJZ), m., pi. d^ST^S (b. h.; preced.) sorcery. Hull.
7''
(ref. to Deut. IV, 35)
'3 "iSSi liaba US
T^K
'there is none
(no power) besides Him' not even sorcery (can do
9V
MCl
rthiftK wHUmti Hf Will tttOody, Null.
9l^ii, %m
II., .
r
;
r-'-'-i itnrm
-^T^ikttT-
/!*-; ....
u |.triMiitg ..ft.i; fink t;-i3 r^jiibi*t*u^ iiH
(br iMi<i..i^,
'^i
J
T^
'IC
llttll. T*- <
. COJ . . . nvV , ,. ^
8t9)
UeaoM iiij !iiMi Ui |Mr of 4IvIm
fwrtw. Ii

Titk lo rk. LXXX. wd rt9 (td. Bk
nf0:
elM
*yStrM>.il..Ar.;eo|iy<f%w
trwtliiii fai||
-5
oU.
ruT) rwrfa of ih* |>inniMrM IsllMlifMlbraMk
'"
t.
^(1
Ym
'*iUl
Ik
fJ. A
ro tiBv, .^^
4lM|
^^
'^^
0.B.cf{,
M*/
r-:^^.
Y. Koh. VII. -a,* u>p (rr. to Kx. X>
' > (Ui
Uxi |Maka oftly of fMMUw) "S arwn 3T*
***
Mt
MMl WOOMO M iMllMd to WOtUfJ (Bftk.
1' '^^^VS
B'Maa, V. tfl^), Toma M^ 'a BTW wonc'i^^ la
ore#ry. Pm. 1 10*, tr. iP
'
^vji.
^^I (b. h.; emp. ^W) [lo 5 weg^^P- "?;,
I'-I^J
U)J
fo 6 pr^ptr, /If. rvAl; to him
*' *
rm*. Y. QaU. I. 47^
top *S'\ ^ri rtetr*'
**>
which ar flt for all other m<at oflWrin,
^^'
'U^
Vylkr, N'dabah, h. XIV, Par. 13; a.
<
"^ "
ill/, "(^esn I ) (ritual, T. ne^ II) lo pr
***.
to
poiNi/. Hail. UI, a -ncjii; ..
^
B, prot
'***

ato. opp. bo*; ft. T. ftr.) to mA
"^^P*^ Ab.
VI, 1 -SI nrrA vnqjwj cnablat biro
**"
4.
lluU. 1 40-n^
an' oftaring vhtoh m*'^
to th Tampla or aati^ Mrd ftK*?*^
*
an of^rtac vbiob proeorM atooero
"* ***
^
8nh. 48^ "^sw
'
I
'
^Uii . . . urn tl
* "*
of
the camp' (Lav. IV, IJ; 21) make*
**
*pfo-
cure* atonamant; ib. rr^
zfng -rc^
** *l<
tf
batwn ona flttanc aa and aa<
J***"*!-
B.
Kam. I, a
T^
DM Trr^
l har
^ ^"^
!T^*^
tibia tor) tba danuifa, r. 3Ti. i\J'^'^'^'''''Osn
(a.f. by
/'
rm9.
<;
P-a
d.iV.^
^rii.^'**'*'^'^**
8ibll.i
'Vfftbaa
'oqatoiiuu,
UtofrvKaaof,
b>fR.a.)d^ul7?
Mart tTTTillV
"^ **
^"-b
*
tobahj^.j
Hafl.*^
^U-.(b.b.;
P'^Fulj
iiitto
lb.
whatwar I am th partial
<vTj^<*--
J^
*^SaI
iHIii^'**
* ^
"^^
* -^
oompktine P>t
to iu l^ally.^
Pfc>i I aoi
S-^a,
-*e^J?T-^
'^
*baiti;
. *.
i.
R. . ft* tha
daqfhtariBg kait 7
^^^ (
iai
im
tt do . !!?v^^
*"***
i^I ai. A-aJT
th.a.ting)ri^n^r,.<<>*")b.-
| ^
S^
^'^----
--I
^2^^:^
oao.e it roak tha food flti"~^^iUi or
tmni ^
J^^
^^
'^'^i n t^^^J^'
^
without n^xnaiapt.)
/P-N^^ii:^*^
'TTt^STL^ !7
^**
-^
*) i-fcT
ff
-."^
.a. n-.
-if.
aa ab. a.
^-
-^
ry^.
ntes
678 ans
eB, opp.
u^=^.
Y.
Yoma
HI
-d,*'
^ ^^^
^^^,^,
tb,
worthier
ot
every
g'''"'"
'
%>,
^,3,5,iS)Via
T.Den,.
VI.
^ top
(ref.
^,^^^^1^1.^, i
the
,ense
,n
'Sl=S i
what
,ense
;';
,
Hillel).
^o"
e r.h.
(the
f
-;
;'
,:"pr=
T^^'-f;
^vhen
it is
not too
^varm
&c.
ft Tare.
Zech.
Hi,
o,
i^'
;
' ^
,, rpT.o- Pro
v.
VI,
n (h.
tt -,
--7^*-
*
^
by to
industry
t
!;:|;tS^S:Wv:..Targ.Zee..UI,3,...
a. fr.
ri3 c. (nns) 5rt(f, partt/, class. Pes. V, 7 nairxn td
the first division. lb. n-^iri^UJ
'=
b^ those of the third div-
ision; a. V. fr. Kel. XXV, 4 'Dl Xin 'p-Q-i'ip rab^ this
belongs to the class of things of which you cannot tell
^which was first; may be the one-quart measure is the
lower side of the half-quart measure (Maim.; for oth. ex-
^'an.,v. comment.); [ed.Dehr. vah'^, Ar. nnV:;,Var. nnblU,
:us.n3b'jj, Bart.nibyjJ.P^. D-^ns, -pns, n^ns/'^s. y.Taan.
v
65'^
top 'Z'l TOS3 'd SniX our ancestors at the Bed Sea
e divided into four parties (opinions); Mekh.B'shall.
Gen. R. s. 8
'3 '3
'(^''tTa 1^5.'3 the ministering angels
d parties (of divided opinions concerning the cre-
of man). Shebu.
4?''; B. Bath. 3l'^ r,^1^ "^n'^S "^n'OS
!ts of witnesses. Lev. R. s. 9 D'^aO'^b VlJ
'3 '3
bands
ptured) robbers (rebels). Midr. Till, to Ps. XI, 7
;
Yab).
656
'31
"in
'3
S3TU there are seven classes of people
"wb^l
(after deatli)be admitted into the presence of the
Eveiing.
H),
Dipina h^
'3
1^^113 ibx these are the seven
claS^--
- r,-l.v ifMH /.. U/fK
'3T
&C
^"WT),
heam, v.
t<"jra3-
r\T\tl^ f 0^3) fii^^'"'
n'orthiness,
^^^^'*f^^-
^^"^;
ill 1^-;
I-
y^^i'
I
vBoin-^Ta
'3 (by
her
mother
57a
(in
Chald.
diction)
'31
^l^^l^l
^
j^lnereased
(so
being
a
native
Jewess)
has her
^^-J^^^^^^
^^^^,,,y
,1^0
that a
priest
may
marry
her) . .

restrictions
been
increased
(so as to be
-^^^^
^^f
^^n^, 2)
and
he
may "^^*,'
^

Jewish
citizenship;
nUJinp
/-
[oth.
opin.:
'3
^'9^['lf^\^:i
i.3.^Kidd.72'>ni:;ns<
^3
ness
to
^^''y''P'''''^'7\^Z,l'J
of
all
countries
(out-
-=, '. rpnn
the
Jewish
^^^^"^^'^f^^^^
,,gitimate
de-
cide
of
Babylonia)
are
P-^-f^^^^^^^.^^n nbnn.
;r;^:^;ec:Uedthem^esn^^
ed.
rtW-^'^^^),
V.
'^lys-
i,V.L5wPfi.p.357),i.ntc/maBer.43.
:rili:3 (V
^3U33)
to
knoclc,
s<nfce.--Denom.
n^i3^^
,.44 r^r,^ :

JV,,^,^^
Ind
tried
to
frighten
them
rar^^rcli:g"
y
minded
it not;
Yal.
ib.
..
If/^jje.
-aui^nsi:,
uisns?
to be
frightened
ojr
uy
V.
supra.
ntS
m.
ch.=h. .^^P,
icostum)
putckuok
(v.
.n^^^)-
~r= T t:^ wX h4 (h.
text
rPWa).
Targ.
^- 1 Ex.
XXa, ->* V"-
righteous men. Sabb.
104* (v. b"X) n"3
^"i
T'-J
) 1^1 ^o wait, I have many classes of gentiles
sq. (>
v.
XXIX,
three
set
f^^?
ch. same. Targ. T. I a. II Ex. XIV, 13,
\an. II,
65''
top, cited in preced).

[Sabb. 140'',
\PI.
'F}i3, -pniS), 'ns. Targ. Y. 1. c. Targ. Ps.
^constr.; a. e.B. Kam.
24 'ino
-^ni? xnbn
fitnesses; a. e.
T T.' V m. (rns) =h. rt'^SO, l) concretion, glebe,
or alluviat^i_pi ..,j^3^
..,^,3^ y^^^^i suffix snra (s<nr;?).
Targ.
Joh U9_2)
after-crop.Fl. as ab. ^Targ.'ls.
XXXVII,
\^^ jj g-j^gg XIX, 29. Targ. Lev. XXV, 5
(some
ed.
<\^^ j3gj.j
rja^g^
q. II, p. 38). Ib. 11 ^rxr^^
ed.
Berl.
(oti
y^ j^j^j^,,^^^^ ^^^^
g^j /3^ pg^-j, ^^ ^e
read: SS^H'^M
"^
JijJ
b. h.; Uj
pj^^^ g_ ^^
j-^^ y^^-j^ ^^;^^ J.Q sign,]
to
compose,
wy
v^^^^gg
^^ writing, to tvill, assign,
consign.
Gi^^t. 2
^^ ,_^ .j.
^^^^ ^^^^^ XXIV, 1)
'and
he
shall
wi
^^^ engrave; Y. ib. II,
44''
top,
V. nuT3-
MaccXf^
^^ j^g^^ ^j^^ 28) 'a', nins-^'ij -is
unless
he
writes (V
^^^ etches with ink, stibium or
anything
that m^^^
K'doshim, Par. 3, ch. VI, v.
nains.
Meg.
9*
A^
,^^^
^^.^^ (translate) for me
the
Law
&c.
Ib.
'^V^ps Ms. M. (ed. nTnlb) write
me
down
(record
\ [^ ^ ^^^j^ (g^o^ of Esther).
Ex.
B.s.47,beg. ^'^\^q
thou thyself. Sabb. XU,3
>Z^
nnisn
he
who^^*^
j^^^^^g ^^^
^.j^g Sabbath).
Ib. 5
n'^"n
3in3^
'^"^^ntended to write a Heth.
Keth.
IX, 1 3
^^^ declares to his wife
&c.;
ib.
83
'n'SlStn

^^
^ interpreted it, 'he
who
says'
(verbally).
\^^^^^^
..^j^,^ ^^^ .^^gy
write'
(in
the
MishnalT
^^^^^
^^-
^^^^^^^ ^^_
V, 1
'SI
n5ri3
^-^^YoUwrite
(a receipt), I have
received
&c.
Pes.
Vpis copyists of sacred
hooks,
or
T'fiUin
&c.
B.
;_:^
^^^^ ^^
^^^ ^^^^^
7t
wf wkHMa.awl
a^Pj^H'^yrs ftvzT^,
".n TAc
la vMili IIm DKim ommi m
mHommmi v.M|b a. 1^.T. a^<
'mii4 UiMM
III/', s^rsr I (o < I* to
. .... ....... .. . .^
y, ^
t,,..^ .
,^
"<* to ilM
I
ft.
~^
r' V in^ Pi^K* n^ "Sr^i if ft.
I woM iMMto b vftltas AlMtti
I
. ii *. ; . ftrt4v. ft, f4 nrv^*)
! v.ii
Ks. JOT srs) UwM art
ibrM MUoi I Air to Um !.>->
S) t$ tamai0, r^'i*i < ijm^ <^y, <<|^ Is. ft. a. U(iSo)
'91
^rtDB TTAA boaui Mi tovtai loMtora far yaMit
troax
1' 1 TCaw (ocr. am.). Ot. ft. to
ii.t, A.< 'I'^o.Paft. pMB, awa*D wmiJ>rf;
/MmI. ludd. IV, .
T. irs*90K H.-ToMt ft. BfO^IT.f
{
B. BaUi. ta^: Kcib. M'nsbcb -z lM Ibr rajral Mrvtot
(eoaiiiMat:iniliMWto4Ma); Kldd.ll*sr3:.0a. ft.
. 89 (YAlk. lb. 147 TTOy, v.
f
i
^jy
.
2rr I. 2?^ eh. Ma*. Tttf. Dtui. \ i, t*
i*
iwn.
lar^-. O il.p i>. lb. XXXI. 84. Tkrf. Job. XTUl,
4{
. V. ft. I'.it
1
A. r*rr -^rs). Taf:^ Bx. XXXI, it.
Twrf. O. Nm. \ I . ^ .*='rs>; . fr.& Kaa. M*boi.
':> *03*eV r.-rz-z ,o
vuiwl br proparty o *. Qiu.
so* rrb n^: xp *n' tb* (Um wifb) had It wrtum (ai
br MpraM). B. Batb. lft^ T.'ri'^ awc<Vi write for ai
MwUiar 4oeaniMt (eopj) to addiUoa to tbte*, a. v. fr<
Riibb. 115^ *s\ enrr
VTT'
=*'^
^l^a iIm books aia
-.
in Obaldaio or aay oUmt toofoa (thaa Babtav);
Kap.(to aifuaMato oa Biblical teste) '3 or KSart '3
:> Utrd bu writta,(Afei< reMb.PaSl^ieartm Ksrs
r. (iiUia w bMaaat Um testrMd*be)|^a^ (pMrirt Totoa),
bat if it did aot raad w 4o. n. 'Si wjn3t)^ U oi^t
to road Iec Bar. S^ 'SI XfOno 3re& mt if tbia wan ao
(that rr: lurariabiy mmm rowfa
j X
it oagk& to raad
(1 Sam. XXX, 17) rsm nr qono; aw v. ft*.
3T^
if it
irrMca, / mail (aaad abo to Babr. dtolioa). lb. 13^*^
sn -cib for it aaya (I>oot. XI, If) io ^pesk Ibaraor; rvi
S3 r^Ti 3
tm bora, ioo (to (bo ftni part oftbo Sli'iiaa)
it nyx (VI,
7X
'aad tiMW abalt ykthaaaofi
-Hit
10^
TT^ orn "SI . . . vn =r "S bora (Lor. IX. 1) aiyM ia
oaod, and tbore (Gn. I. 6) oayU ia vaad. lb. "Sftx 'Satr
bat dooi it not also raad *o.fOon. ft. a. 1 rrw *=
"Bts*
aad wbat do wo raad alter tiiiat'Sn im irv\T. in L
Sab. 7l\ a. a. 'Sns trp pxra o moal ooaairae tboBib'
n (I M anMaa <Mal> 1.4
aaiatei
t
r itelHaafPoai.ftftti

9
Hnr* riqrn ivip ^WdMiafllMapial *ma oTaMatea
at*
-
~W l *>< w
>-44ii^n
... w a. (kk{ |aoa4|
, M*) MM t>l M* (of
)MiMaro#ilwtlk4a>f aiS>nnar; -Hi*
li aa4 Uw vfMai oa il tekteii Ote
iiM
la ra. L a. aiWf^
oai Um pastflh Ikaa. anteUft, fi^r-
M-
t o.iy
are. Ak Im. ir^
ska -
ik vfr pn
a. .
MM. a*
M * f
.
I. Jl
tsb. tl^. Mat.
9^
Crr-39 ra. . Hi
H
'
A
'
(Ik. "V
f^^Bli 9PB3 wSni^B, mmm aaa anss^ v. BalM> 9 aL
w Ua. Hog. 9*.)-'3ft9
mr atHtea Lav.afi^ nft
Yaaw ta^i o. f^^Ma*. if^ '!an taite aUkaa a
laiiiiy^raa. tl^ a. o^ 9 ^- ^^rs
Um Biblical varia aa ibay a ami (Oaift
UMfaral^arMBIl.
^acf
^Miffeaa. Kik.ll.a^
a. fr^TaMt ft. Kaai. VII.4 ^
f
^m -X-Om.tLt.
49 *si ^n HB li
".'I nra n^i^pwi V? fO^ ^in..8npv sss
whortvar jaa mi to Um ftftllaal test tt
avar tlM aaabor of Um dxiad. jaa
jaa aaat toterfTH Um dolia4, auf. *=*Va (Ooau XTtflLf)
rasd i<. wha fa Im (jbiab)t; ib. a. 79; Cbac ft. to
m.k-TbM<. M^ iVOm^t (raC to IlKiavi 1,11
; >w I .) rsrss *r-3i 7-7 ro raU itaaitiavrtnaaCaot
aa oMoadad'to Um K^rf); a.f^.^A Gr<9r^ l^T^
Maail; Kaa. ft. il ts. bog. r^i^Ji
p crar rs
iba Joaa. Brth. ft. iairad. 1>s Vo rqrs aayad AaaaM,
Bs. ft. a. 19 'a Vytif^ -V (aaaa od. ivre) aaiil a^
S9 (b. text rsi^iLTarf. T. Ooa. XLTlll. 9 (1
ooafttoct, V.
nfr^ Taiii.ftB.XXZII.UO>.taat
a. It.Lav. ft. a. Si. iT^ TS'srs *5sr* f
anil aajKPL r: Vai^ll]
IT,li. lb. VII, I . yV. ft.S.tt^
*9i
rr3
eva doereaa ^atoat tte Java af Oaaaaato (v.
praeadj; TaalL^aek. I.
H^TD
ak olL-k. i;3trb^ arihr. evyiif fof BOAcal
baoka). Boh. ft. to O, 1 ft. Mafr aaa -vets as "S aa
akilllWloapfiai.T.-o:^
680 s'^ns
rans, V. nains.
Din^, V. nns I.
Dins m. (^!n3) Biblical verse, passage; 'sn </ie ^ifc/e
fca:<. Hag. IS'*, a. fr. "Q'l^ 'an n^2 of what does the text
speak? lb. '31 xbx 'sn pD^ i<)> Nil this proves that the
Law intended to leave it to the discretion of the scholars
to decide &c.Pes.
3=*
'D1 iii^v: 'an dps the text made a
circumlocution of eight letters (more than would have
been required). Sifra introd., beg. inx 'aa 2ft< "pia a stand-
ard rule derived from one verse. lb. end '31 ISIK 'inx
'3
one verse reads . . ., and another reads &c. ; a. fr.

PI.
tDininS, T'nsins. Sifra l. c. Snh. 45''; Meil. 11
^ v. "np^; a.
fr.[Ex. E. s. 20, V. 3^3.]

"Esp. KHhubim, Hagiographa,

the third part of the Bible. Keth. 50* '31 diJCiaJ n-iin
(abbrev. ']"3ri) Pentateuch, Prophets and Hagiographa.
B. Bath.
14'' '31 '3
h^
plib the order of the books of the
Hagiographa is: Ruth &c. Meg.
31'' '32
Ujbuuoi and for
the third time intimated in the Hag. ; a. fr.
SD^riS ch. same.P/. X^nins, '^nins. Y.Ned. I, end,
37* '3 ri^1*ip3 as sacred as the Biblical writings.Esp.
''Sins the Hagiographa. Taan.
9* Wnai ^I'^'o X3ifit
^-q
'31 '3S is there anything written in the Hagiographa that
is not intimated in the Law ? B. Bath.
8'^
xnii-iix-ix ninSJ
'31S<1 . . thou didst act against what is written in the Law,
the Prophets and the Hagiographa. Keth. 106''
"^'^''^p^t'^
'31 it^
'3
he who taught thee the Hagiographa has not
taught thee the Prophets; a. e.
JSDiriS, HDin^ m.
=15^>
writer, notary. Y. Gitt.
IX, so'' hot. Y. Snh. II, beg.^S^; Y. Hor. Ill, beg. 47 "l
'3
W^3n R. H., the notary.
ninnZl f. (preced.wds.) writ, deed,esj). marriage con-
tract, containing, among other things, the settlement of
a certain amount due do the wife on her husband's death
or on being divorced; ICthubah, the wife^s settlement,
widotvhood. [For the formula of the marriage contract,
v. Keth. IV, 712.] Y. Yeb. XV,
14''
ITiniD
'3 i^as ^"2
the Shammaites made the wording of the marriage con-
tract the text for legal interpretation ; 115:^3 nnsins "iSQ^
'31 from her marriage contract we learn (that she must
receive her widowhood), for he writes to her &c. lb.
'1
'31 '3
125 I'^X^ R. M. made the formula of the deed of
sale the text &c. (v. B. Mets. IX, 3).Keth. I, 2 nbinn
d'^nit?3 nnsins the widowhood of one marrying as a virgin
is two hundred Zuz. Sabb. 14*'; 16* nUJX^
'3 pin...
115^^13
Simon b. Shetah introduced the written marriage contract
(with the promise of a widowhood, in place of a deposit
of the widowhood in securities) ; Keth.
82'^
rd33 ^3
"ip^n
nn-in3b ']'^N"ins< ordained that the contract must con-
tain a clause making all his landed estate a mortgage for
her widowhood; Y. ib. VIII, 32^ sq. Bab. ib. 10 nains
n'linn "jO nUJJt the widowhood endowment is intimated
in the Torah. Ib. '31 n3i5<
mdbiH. naina the endowment
of one that married as a widow is not Biblical. Ib.
56*
'|32"i1 '3
the widowhood is a Rabbinical institution. Ib.
IV, 2 iVaJ nnains her widowhood belongs to him (her
father). Ib. ix', 8 nn2in3 n^sisn, v. DJs. Ib. 9 ... -05 ns'^sin
nn3in3 n215 if she produces evidence of divorce but has
no contract to show, she is entitled to her settlement ; a. v.
ir.-Pl. niains. Ib.
'3 inm naiS '3.
. ."^Jir if she produces two
letters of divorce (evidence of having been divorced and
remarried to her former husband and again divorced) and
two contracts, she is entitled to two widowhoods ; a. fr.
nisins K'thuboth, name of a treatise of Mishnah,
Tosefta, Talmud Babli and Y'rushalmi, of the Order of
Nashim.
nil inZ* f. (b. h. narp; preced. wds.) ivriting, inscrip-
tion; ''Sp^p
'3
etched-in inscription on the skin (Lev. XIX,
28). Mace. Ill, 6. Lev. R. s. 19
'31 npipn 'p '3
nHS'a3U5
an etched-in writing was found on his (Jojakim's) body.
Gitt. 20^ 'p '32
in the case of the slave's emancipation
being etched in on his hand (so as to be indelible).
S?]^irD ch.=h. nains. Targ. Y. II Gen. XXXIV, 12
(h. text ina).
Keth. IV, 7 (in a Chald. formula of the
marriage contract) Tpnninsb "pX'^nx security for thy
widowhood. Ib. 10 "j'lnains
Ci03
'{m-^ lirst they shall in-
herit the amount of widowhood stated in thy K'thubah.
Ib.
87=* i5tn2!|ra 6<DbipU31 and I may take it in advance
as partial payment of my widowhood; a. e.

PI. xniins.
Targ. Y. II Gen. XXXI, 15 innins imb except our settle-
ments (deposited with our father).Kidd.
70''
ilVO ')2?1pX
'31 '3
many marriage contracts were torn (marriages can-
celled) in Nehardea.
&^!l^?l3,
v. xiin-is.
n^ins, ri^ins, riDhs f. (b. h.; v. in^s,
Nsm-^?)
[linen,] shirt, undergarment,' esp. the pricsVs undercoat.
Yoma Vn, 5. Ib. 35''; Tosef. ib. I, 21. Zeb.
88''. Gen. R.
8.84, v.lia'iB; a.e.P/. niSTO. Ib. s. 20, v. "lix 11,3. [Post-
biblical pi^n.]
ij^tij^ns, V. KTij-^ns.
T ; T :
n^nS, V. n-^ns.
D^^rO m., SD^'riS f. (ans I) 1) ivritten; it is written,
V. nnSI.' [Targ. II Esth. VII, 10 ^'TT\'S some ed., read
"^nns, V. SnSH].
2)(Massorah) n^ns KHhib, the tradi-
tional spelling of Biblical words, opp. to '^"ip, K'ri, the
Massoretic instruction for reading, e. g. Gen. VIII, 17:
K'thib XSin (x:iin), K'ri
^T^;
v. Treat. Sofrim VI, 5;
VII, 4. Ab. Zar.
24''
(ref. to I Sam. VII, 9)
'3
nb^^l the
K'thib allows the reading n^?*i (with feminine suffix).
Snh. 20'', V. nns ; a. v. fr.H^ in-^ns. Ned.
37*'
xVl ','^"'np
'31 'p'^'^p
tt^l
'31 '3
the rules about reading words not
written (omitted in the text) and such as are written
but not read (marked as superfluous)are a Mosaic (ancient,
traditional) haldkhah (v. ns^n). Ib. l^rc X^l li-i-ip -j-^^n
those (quoted) are those read but not written; xbl ')3r3l
'31
VIp and those written but not read are &c.; v. Treat.
Sofrim VI, 89.
na^s Ml w%
n^TSr (ar|) i)muia^ i*.ioi*'iAiim's
i H wfMint. mit4 vImi t M944 l mlw M OM wri
u triiMCinc il. io Midfl of Um pi)w*i ilMt tafrtW:
Mn u* r^^r6 riRWl *1
mo4c of vvMm w^ M ^O
IliU (u

>
'
b |id^
wHUnit. gin
(
Yik. oa.
^ 7* '91
<v ' rrrv
rnnn tho lime the lelr ! 4b*M vrtlMM ! IW
Unio of II. .l.liv*rjr lb. O^ (Vvt Itt OmI. TI, -| VB
Itfiaiinn of Madiaff (Um> Tflllte o t*^''
->
>
'#
tti Ibr
wrilUi (tiM Mfolk of it l^ Ac >. K T^ "^
T rrrm^ aad to 'mytog' (TfUl <tonnimij b^i4 "wti^
lag* (0MlcBBMl)ti a. f^.
-
1)
l* Mrrf an te MMM
CmIi. Bw. ir '^
^^
'9
ro If pmM ! nmk^ llM
tlt*BMi U In 4obiM lo wImUmt Im teal orarsi (afDtM.
VI.
) or Ri erarsi (of ib. XI. MK ! aian go hmA l
Um flfier3roi| Y. ib
m


-
eon.mm.^
PQTD, t.
tfro, . )r.
MII^T^, 'YD m. CrirV) a M<i4 OS a aMl*a baelu B.
M iiVcsn -si mpolM hoaay la ti fcr a llaliwt
' unvl's Mr* baek, v. KTTV.
~'<l^'r2 f. cdtr^ tnulUi^, pmmUmg. Bbh. T4* ^f
*:
Kbs . . . poor oMa mU hit brid witiioat poaadiag
ib gnOa bafort griadlag (to rBOv tba liaaluK l^-
Iicu. 7^
"a T39 ig Mm bat (bjr enMUi Um alodt o#
rUi) 4o b BOi do tlM (fcfWddMi) aoi of pooadlagt
Cant. R. to I, t 'srt 'S ^-9l^...|SBn RD m Um oU out-
not bo impfovad ontp by poaadtag (tbo oUrot), m> eaa
Uraol tmXj by oaflbriiv; Moa. M^ 'S ^^
. . . r*f rrs Ma.
M. (od. PTQ, ooTT. aoe.) at tbo olivo givoo IbrUi its oO
oalj Uuoagh poaadiag te.; Talk. Jr. tM.
HTDm. (b. b. : Tr^)\)eii^mtd frmpommitd^Kng.
Men.TIII. ft. Ib. 8^
tf*^ iilbit 'a Tit Um BIbUonI ktikUk
moano jwawi fcj. [lb. ft3\ t. proead.].
t)
jrf.
TCTTIP
(Mb.
r^ T. pTMod.) (rinitf or faifry wtmit
of pimiii lf,
dtUeoeim. Midr. TUL to Pn XV, l ; Talk. Plk M TUVL
raxs] ^0-1 Vn 'S -r^ bo bad for nla varioH flao patriot
and all sorts of (good]Udag>.>S) (cap. b. b. rrxo) fcoft
on a animal^ baek tnm frteUoa. Sabb. VIII, 1 (?*)
*::
" ^7T^ *n: en (. Babb.D. a a.L aoto) boaij. as
mneb at toqairod tor patUac on a teab (. K^TS)} ib.
7
;^
T. w^pno a. itr-rri. Ib. 'A Vtev ira H cnatod Um
soaO M a romodjr for a leab; Y. Br. IX, ir bou xbOK
's^ od. Lehin. (td. nrv6, t. rrnrr).
4)
(also nr^) caa>
frtm otnif$ (imp. if^jlvC, rn^); pmi, [TbMf. Mikr.
VI, 10 Vna Ve rr^, . rata.)il nr-r*.
TTT*.
*
Tosef. 8abb. Xn (SJll), U; Sabb. 134^
TCSr "S dr^ eooH
brt V.
M^T^ lkaMMbl|iiibByrfiil4*'*Sn^(aiMj
J "fgfV nri^
iBfT%n
|1 '
/t ',T'r
J.
t'tj.
^Mk. lg\ V. trjgrt 1. VaaM
t**'
-a rrs r'm mt^ %hm
o4i lag Imi |fo. i>>,Wl l il Hg -auiiiiaitalln.
M V. Mabk Ik & a. I. Mtai Ht Ml 104a tta pa^ flMka
I
)iai^naMf Vkll^9frBlWfellMi
I >< V ''^^
aa a
IHO, f)B|b
mf.tg!fnl0h
^mim4, MarML B. fla*. Il^t TA
tor (roC to #v. n, miafcaa afiNalMM k aff%->
/V*w Ai. 8M89 dMaal MMr. IBL to Pik XTI (gl^
i>arM aid to Ika Lord
'n ad. Bi*. (adL a4
sr^^, ootr. aMi) I as stotoad (wMft lia).
Dr^ak.aMM^I'to.pak8T^4ar*.rd^
;-.--*.
Tlwg.'ui, It.
DTO ak (b. b.; pTMad.) I) imh^wi timlm, m^ tfnda
ft ritlkm or lotff; ao aa ladtoMioa a# a*'
(r.m;). Xidd.4*'rn5icaBi|r9aiaiafoaa4
Nioaa loliaoptoliidy
(p
tottM Mom
id JMiM) lk.g*'3f6grio^Mt
to Um tow mnawalng hfliH fk Vlfl. I. T.ik. I. 4#
O n^ Tit b aoi rt>^ la Um lav Aa^, v. apro; a. *>
As*^;r5. rsra. Ik VII..a^ToHlLTilJ.it:a.flry
S)faU.'Bx.B.'a.S;Taab.Vatat.v.l9. B.BMik*frat
to Pa. XLV, 10) -rm 'sb sro^ nm or* n oiiiJ wiik
gold of Opikir.
ilrJ^
--
Kidd.*'. (Bak.M*sr-
"%
a aorrapc, r. Mmkh. D. 8w a. L Miu M. a. aai^ Ob Valk.
Sam. Iftft^)
yZ m. (V. pneod.) fUmhttttr. EaL XXTI, S; ItMiC
ib. k'Batb. lY,
7i od. Sack. (Tar. 'Sn).
6|r^ (cap. rr^ fojMa; draoi
q^
OCdr. IBL to
PiL II,~ S
Tr5,
od. Bab. TTTC, laad: 7r3, t. r*^)
K.:g
(
il wwi ofsgy laoarrir/iiiiiaiirr.T.l
Ym,S8^ rrr*
^fp^
anfrlas af ftaiialB fe* <
yoar). T. dd. 11^ bog. 4t* -n rtf* r
waiiili with wiao for libaUoM; (Bob. t.
qn).
B. Kaoi. SI* arc& 139 bo haltod for tka aiko ofibiAiag
Um bardoa oa bia iboaldar; Kalfc. St* ig^ BabbuftK Ibi
8*; Brab. SIP
^n9
T^nc^ srcm poopio laat aad
^^'^
682 ns
their burdens on it. [Bets.
26*'
qTO"; xbUJ inbal provided
one allows not the chair to be carried on shoulders, v.
T?^^j
perhaps to be read: t\T!^1 Nif.]
^DS, Pa. Cins same. Sabb. S'^ ii'^'h'J '^BPSia '^Siiln? StVl
Ms. M.nor do they not use it for rearranging burdens
;
"^KTi
nillsij) ')''SP3a people surely use it &c. lb.
119*bi'^25'lt]PiD^
'31 carried things in and out. lb. lIT^'iap S<3B"in3ri xb "^a
should I not carry things in and out for their reception?
Esp. to carry a person {in a chair) on shoulders, v.
ipS^S. Yonia87^; Snh. 7^ Bets.25'"irt 'fiP2T3l'in (v.Kabb.
D.S.a. l.note 8) they carried them; (ed. irib IBPiSia Ithpa.
allowed themselves to be carried).
Ithpa. lP3'^5<
to be carried on shoulders, v. supra.
^riS m. (preced.) carrier, porter. Tosef. Ber. II, 7. Kel.
XXvi, 5 'art ^15 the hide which the porter uses to protect
his clothes. Y. Kidd. II, beg.
62'* '2n i"S on the testimony
of the carrier (that delivered the goods); a. e.

PI. B'^BPiS,
'('BPiS. Y. M. Kat. Ill,
82''
hot.; Y. Ber. Ill,
6'"'
top
'5^ 1Da3
when the corpse has been given over to the pall-bearers.
Y. Shebi.viii,
38'' [read:] n-'S^'^aiya 'j''t:-i5.'n Vi3i '=ri "-p-i^nn
'31 'psiy the drivers and porters and all employees in
the Sabbatical year take their wages in fruits of that
year (v. Tosef. ib. VI, 26); a. e.

'3^ S-'aian nnUJ an im-

provement touching the carriers, i. e. an increase of the
value of the crop, opp. to an increase of the value of the
land. B. Kam.
95"'; B. Mets. is''; a. e.
P|riS, ^tTO ch. same.P;. 'pBrjS, H^BPS. Y. Shebu.
VII,
38*
top
'31 "^aa
'3 "jisao paid the porters with orders
drawn on the retailers (sellers of provision &c.).
Sins m. (b. h.; v. CjriS)
1)
joint, shoulder. Shebi. Ill, 9
'31 'p^^a
'3
'^32S< heavy stones may be taken in the Sab-
batical year from any place (their size showing their
designation for building purposes); '3n bs . . .nibl33 ',mu b3
those which are carried, two or three at a time, on the
shoulder. B. Mets.
68''; Tosef. ib. V, 6 Pil^Snb IsnJTn Dlp^
ni3>?3b
'3
"i3ia where it is customary to add a remuneration
for carriage to the money (to be paid to the partner on
settling). Gen. R. s. 56 (ref. to Gen. XXII, 6)
Xin;^ m3
IBlnS bs . . ')S51t2 like him (the culprit) who carries his cross
on his shoulders; a. fr.
2)
grapes on an arm of
a vine
which branches
off
into tioigs, contrad.to 5)^5 grapes hang-
ing down from the trunk. Peah VII, 4 what is gleaning
(belonging to the poor, Lev. XIX, 10)?
'31 '3 rh 'pX^J ^3
the grapes remaining on a stalk which has no arm (its
grapes having been collected) &c.; expl. Tosef. ib. Ill,
11 ; Y.ib. VII, 203bot., v-nj-ipB.PZ.Ci'iBnS),D''BV?, oonstr.
niBns . Pesik. R. s. 20
'3
bs hn"'3-inb nxi it is proper to
carry her on (human) shoulders; a. e.[Yalk. Gen. 161;
Y. Sot. I,
17*'
hot., v. nnSS.Tosef. Kl. B. Bath. II, 4, v.
b'^BS.]
P|ri?, SSriS ch. same. Targ. Zeph. Ill, 9. Targ. Job
XXXI, 22 "^Bro ;
a. fr.Kidd. SiamBra bs ... a-inia placed a
halter over his shoulder. Y.Kidd. 1,
61* bot. rr^BPSSt ";">nnC5a
'31 leaning on the shoulder of &c.; Y.Sabb. 1,
3* <Tasn3.

PI. T^sn?,
"iBra. Targ.Ex.XXVm, 12 ; a.fr.B. Mets.
107''
'31 'HM
'3
i<ba3 as much space along the riverside as is
occupied by those dragging the tow.

[Lev.R.s. 21 ; Yalk.
Sam. 126 'isro p7n, v. s<r>B'i?.]
T T - ' "
"
'5^? m. (sub IllUb) Coptic language (?). Snli. 4''; Zeb.
37''; Men.
34''
(Ar.s. v. MK, some ed. "^215, cmp. "^^B"^?).
"XiHCriS f.=5tBr3, V. qre.
nDS (b. h.) to knot, tie, join closely.Denom. ins,
Sif.
'^"'FiJii (denom. of irs) to tie a toreath, to offer a
croivn. Lev.R.s.
24
'31 IT'apnb ','i-i''n373 d''51''bi'n the angels
wreathe three 'holies' to the Lord (Is. VI,
3);
Yalk. ib. 603
'31 "^DSb Cl'^T^N:?
t5">31'^bsri; Yalk. Is. 272 "pl'^roa TT'TlO
nifflTip 'a.Erub.
53''
(in enigmatic speech) 'T^PiS^^
'J'S'^'^nJ
he took counsel with the crown-maker (him who ordains
the scholars, the Nasi).[Tanh.Ki Thissa6 Tin3nUJ, read:
T^ranu:, as Pesik. Shek., i).lb^\]Part. pass.'Vp^-Q adorn-
ed, distinguished. Meg.
12''
(in being called Jehudi, Esth.
11,6)
C^'iJ^a) fTTl 1D1?3"ii2 'J3 '3'Tia (v. Rabb. D. S. a. 1. note
300) Mordecai was intended to be described as adorned
with his faith (as with an ornament), i. e. Jehudi is meant
not as a gentile noun but as an epithet of religious de-
votion (than whom no better Jew was found).
"iSnS ch., Pa. "^P? (preced.) [to turn around, cmp. bh^,]
to wait upon, hope for. Targ. Job XXXVI, 2 Bxt. (ed.
pnast). Targ. Is. XLII, 4 (li. text bn*^). Ib. LI, 5
yntr\z^,
ed. Wil. (oth. ed. "'tns'^,
Af.).
Af
"I'^nax same, v. supra. Part. pass. ^03^ made to
icait, dependent upon. Targ. Mic. V, 6 (h. text hriT.)-
"iriS m. (b. h.
;
preced.) garland, croicn. Hull.
60''
the
Moon said inx '33 . . "I125BK is it possible for two kings to
use the same crown (to occupy an equal rank)? Ex.R.s.l
nSiB b\13 iins Pharaoh's crown. Sabb. 104* (play on letters
b 3 ) n'Tllsb
'3
-]h ^UJipl and he will wreathe a crown for
thee in the world to come; a. fr.

PI. tD'^'inB. Ab.IV,13

I'^n'^aJ bs . . . ')n
'3 nub^ there are three crowns, the crown
of the Law (learning) . . .,
but the crown of a good name
rises above all of them. Sabb. 88*; a. fr. Ib. 89; Men.
29''
ni'^nixb
'3 lUJIp providing certain letters with crown-
lets (v. Il^t).
"irS, S'^TOj
"*?, '12>
ch. same. Targ. Is. LXII, 3.
Targ? Jer. XLVIII,9*; a. e.Pl. K^-nnSi. Targ. Is. Ill, 23
(ed. Wil. Vt.'^'VO).
TTTO, SriXS, v. sub 'ni3.
tDDD (b. h. ; v. nn|) \)to crush (olives), to pound, beat
Shebi. IV, 9
'31 "(01 UJniS he may crush olives and use
the oil for ointment in the field. Sabb. 74* ^to: niiun^bl
U3ni3 let the Mishnah (VII, 2) count (among the forbidden
labors) also pounding (grain), v. nia-^rs. Men.VIII, 4 (86*).
Tanh. Huck. 8
; Pesik. Par., p.
40* nniS<
)i\yni31 and pound
it (the burnt body). Koh. R. to VII, 2 abfi b^ "pUJno nobi
*
fiirmuigatori of
arpor rcK n^ ^ c
r'^^^.p
.r
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four gorPtummia diifttltd abovi ii (ah aMBlim li 4lf
rrnU> );
Yalk. Vook 7a rnsmTQ (eofr. ami); PhOu
ssuu. i)uu Ml. Bob.
p. f
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orote . . .
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lb.
p. M
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CP3 eb. MOM, I ) to rr-KM. 1 <
Purl- fmm, l>T^ t K^^T?! pl. 7^" .
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Ttff. Y. LT. XXll, S4 (b. U^
wcA, fril, i|^}ffa<. Part, paaik ^ is.
LXXlll. U (Ml. Wil. t*1^ TMf. !. ZXYUl, 1 (b.mt
ran^). lb. LIV, 4; %. .Dam. ^rq^
ilj^ rr^, ttm \)Uttrmtk,flgkl. Tuf.Y.OB.
XXX1 1, 3&, w).Oan. B. .48, baf.
*
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relliof with bar maid. Lav. R. a.f
T^/^W^
''^Vl >i^
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out maUaf paaea batwaau tbaou Ib.a. tSjTrooTtm
r. ad.Kob. (ad. yronoTtrty.i) moailjr Iti^. lirsnn
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