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1 לִיגְ׳ m. (a corrupt. of linea) a narrow path between fields.Pl. לִגְנִין. Targ. Is. 28:25 Regia (ed. Lag. ליגגין, Var. לִיגְנִין; ed. בּיִיר; h. text שורה; cmp. Löw Pfl. p. 22
1).Jewish literature > לִיגְ׳ m. (a corrupt. of linea) a narrow path between fields.Pl. לִגְנִין. Targ. Is. 28:25 Regia (ed. Lag. ליגגין, Var. לִיגְנִין; ed. בּיִיר; h. text שורה; cmp. Löw Pfl. p. 22
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2 ערבות שלג
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3 תחומי התעניינות
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4 בקעה
בִּקְעָהf. (b. h.; בקע) cut, notch, whence valley, plane; a group of fields; v. בָּאגִא; esp. a short cut for farm-laborers Toh. VI, 7, a. e. הב׳ בימות החמהוכ׳ the path through the fields in summer-time (when used by field laborers) is considered as private ground with regard to Sabbath laws, as public with regard to levitical purity. B. Bath.61b when one sells … a field בב׳ גדולה within a large group of fields (all belonging to the seller). Ib. (in a place) where they call לשדה ש׳ ולב׳ ב׳ a field sadeh and an estate bikah; a. fr.Trnsf. an unguarded field, moral danger. Erub.6a; 100b; Ḥull.110a רב ב׳ מצאוכ׳ Rab found an unguarded field and fenced it in, i. e. found people transgressing the law in ignorance and instituted preventive regulations.Pl. בְּקָעוֹת. Gen. R. s. 98. 2) (constr.) בִּקְעַת pr. n. pl. Valley of, as ב׳ יזרעאל, ב׳ ידים, for all of which see the respective determinants. -
5 בִּקְעָה
בִּקְעָהf. (b. h.; בקע) cut, notch, whence valley, plane; a group of fields; v. בָּאגִא; esp. a short cut for farm-laborers Toh. VI, 7, a. e. הב׳ בימות החמהוכ׳ the path through the fields in summer-time (when used by field laborers) is considered as private ground with regard to Sabbath laws, as public with regard to levitical purity. B. Bath.61b when one sells … a field בב׳ גדולה within a large group of fields (all belonging to the seller). Ib. (in a place) where they call לשדה ש׳ ולב׳ ב׳ a field sadeh and an estate bikah; a. fr.Trnsf. an unguarded field, moral danger. Erub.6a; 100b; Ḥull.110a רב ב׳ מצאוכ׳ Rab found an unguarded field and fenced it in, i. e. found people transgressing the law in ignorance and instituted preventive regulations.Pl. בְּקָעוֹת. Gen. R. s. 98. 2) (constr.) בִּקְעַת pr. n. pl. Valley of, as ב׳ יזרעאל, ב׳ ידים, for all of which see the respective determinants. -
6 מצר
מֵצַר, מֵיצַרm. (b. h.; צָרַר I) 1) narrow, pass. Ḥull.50b (expl. כרס הפנימי) מן המי׳ ולמטה from where the stomach begins to narrow and downward (the animal being suspended with its head down). 2) distress. Midr. Till. to CXVIII, 5 כן המ׳ מדבר במצרים ‘out of distress (ib.) alludes to Egypt; Yalk. ib. 875. 3) a narrow path marking the boundary between fields, balk, ridge; in gen. boundary. B. Bath.55a, v. חֲצָב II. Y. ib. III, beg.13d; Y.Kidd.I, 60d top אפי׳ מי׳ בנתיים even the (common) balk between them; Y.Peah II, beg.16d. B. Mets. 107a אילן העומד על המ׳ a tree standing on the balk. Ib. בממלא כל המ׳ כולו when it covers the entire width of the balk. B. Bath.53b מי אמרינן האי מ׳ דהאי ארעא ודהאי ארעא הוא Ms. M. (ed. מ׳ דארעא חד הוא) do we say, this balk belongs to both fields (and taking possession of it means possession of both)? Ib. מ׳ אפסרא דארעאוכ׳ (Ms. O. מוֹסֵרָא; differ. in Ms. M.), v. אַפְסָרָא. Ib. 62a מ׳ ראובןוכ׳ the field which I sell thee is contiguous to Reubens on the east and on the west side; a. fr.Pl. מְצָרִים boundary lines, bounds. Ib. 61b אע״פ שמָצַר לו מ׳ החיצונים although he defined (in the agreement) the outermost lines (of the group of buildings or fields), מ׳ הרחיב לו he intended only to give an amplified description of the situation (not to sell him the entire group). Ib. VII, 3 בסימניו ובמְצָרָיו (if he says, I sell thee a Beth Kor of land) giving its description and boundaries (and it turns out to be less than a Beth Kor); a. fr.Sabb.118a נחלה בלא מ׳ a boundless possession. -
7 מיצר
מֵצַר, מֵיצַרm. (b. h.; צָרַר I) 1) narrow, pass. Ḥull.50b (expl. כרס הפנימי) מן המי׳ ולמטה from where the stomach begins to narrow and downward (the animal being suspended with its head down). 2) distress. Midr. Till. to CXVIII, 5 כן המ׳ מדבר במצרים ‘out of distress (ib.) alludes to Egypt; Yalk. ib. 875. 3) a narrow path marking the boundary between fields, balk, ridge; in gen. boundary. B. Bath.55a, v. חֲצָב II. Y. ib. III, beg.13d; Y.Kidd.I, 60d top אפי׳ מי׳ בנתיים even the (common) balk between them; Y.Peah II, beg.16d. B. Mets. 107a אילן העומד על המ׳ a tree standing on the balk. Ib. בממלא כל המ׳ כולו when it covers the entire width of the balk. B. Bath.53b מי אמרינן האי מ׳ דהאי ארעא ודהאי ארעא הוא Ms. M. (ed. מ׳ דארעא חד הוא) do we say, this balk belongs to both fields (and taking possession of it means possession of both)? Ib. מ׳ אפסרא דארעאוכ׳ (Ms. O. מוֹסֵרָא; differ. in Ms. M.), v. אַפְסָרָא. Ib. 62a מ׳ ראובןוכ׳ the field which I sell thee is contiguous to Reubens on the east and on the west side; a. fr.Pl. מְצָרִים boundary lines, bounds. Ib. 61b אע״פ שמָצַר לו מ׳ החיצונים although he defined (in the agreement) the outermost lines (of the group of buildings or fields), מ׳ הרחיב לו he intended only to give an amplified description of the situation (not to sell him the entire group). Ib. VII, 3 בסימניו ובמְצָרָיו (if he says, I sell thee a Beth Kor of land) giving its description and boundaries (and it turns out to be less than a Beth Kor); a. fr.Sabb.118a נחלה בלא מ׳ a boundless possession. -
8 מֵצַר
מֵצַר, מֵיצַרm. (b. h.; צָרַר I) 1) narrow, pass. Ḥull.50b (expl. כרס הפנימי) מן המי׳ ולמטה from where the stomach begins to narrow and downward (the animal being suspended with its head down). 2) distress. Midr. Till. to CXVIII, 5 כן המ׳ מדבר במצרים ‘out of distress (ib.) alludes to Egypt; Yalk. ib. 875. 3) a narrow path marking the boundary between fields, balk, ridge; in gen. boundary. B. Bath.55a, v. חֲצָב II. Y. ib. III, beg.13d; Y.Kidd.I, 60d top אפי׳ מי׳ בנתיים even the (common) balk between them; Y.Peah II, beg.16d. B. Mets. 107a אילן העומד על המ׳ a tree standing on the balk. Ib. בממלא כל המ׳ כולו when it covers the entire width of the balk. B. Bath.53b מי אמרינן האי מ׳ דהאי ארעא ודהאי ארעא הוא Ms. M. (ed. מ׳ דארעא חד הוא) do we say, this balk belongs to both fields (and taking possession of it means possession of both)? Ib. מ׳ אפסרא דארעאוכ׳ (Ms. O. מוֹסֵרָא; differ. in Ms. M.), v. אַפְסָרָא. Ib. 62a מ׳ ראובןוכ׳ the field which I sell thee is contiguous to Reubens on the east and on the west side; a. fr.Pl. מְצָרִים boundary lines, bounds. Ib. 61b אע״פ שמָצַר לו מ׳ החיצונים although he defined (in the agreement) the outermost lines (of the group of buildings or fields), מ׳ הרחיב לו he intended only to give an amplified description of the situation (not to sell him the entire group). Ib. VII, 3 בסימניו ובמְצָרָיו (if he says, I sell thee a Beth Kor of land) giving its description and boundaries (and it turns out to be less than a Beth Kor); a. fr.Sabb.118a נחלה בלא מ׳ a boundless possession. -
9 מֵיצַר
מֵצַר, מֵיצַרm. (b. h.; צָרַר I) 1) narrow, pass. Ḥull.50b (expl. כרס הפנימי) מן המי׳ ולמטה from where the stomach begins to narrow and downward (the animal being suspended with its head down). 2) distress. Midr. Till. to CXVIII, 5 כן המ׳ מדבר במצרים ‘out of distress (ib.) alludes to Egypt; Yalk. ib. 875. 3) a narrow path marking the boundary between fields, balk, ridge; in gen. boundary. B. Bath.55a, v. חֲצָב II. Y. ib. III, beg.13d; Y.Kidd.I, 60d top אפי׳ מי׳ בנתיים even the (common) balk between them; Y.Peah II, beg.16d. B. Mets. 107a אילן העומד על המ׳ a tree standing on the balk. Ib. בממלא כל המ׳ כולו when it covers the entire width of the balk. B. Bath.53b מי אמרינן האי מ׳ דהאי ארעא ודהאי ארעא הוא Ms. M. (ed. מ׳ דארעא חד הוא) do we say, this balk belongs to both fields (and taking possession of it means possession of both)? Ib. מ׳ אפסרא דארעאוכ׳ (Ms. O. מוֹסֵרָא; differ. in Ms. M.), v. אַפְסָרָא. Ib. 62a מ׳ ראובןוכ׳ the field which I sell thee is contiguous to Reubens on the east and on the west side; a. fr.Pl. מְצָרִים boundary lines, bounds. Ib. 61b אע״פ שמָצַר לו מ׳ החיצונים although he defined (in the agreement) the outermost lines (of the group of buildings or fields), מ׳ הרחיב לו he intended only to give an amplified description of the situation (not to sell him the entire group). Ib. VII, 3 בסימניו ובמְצָרָיו (if he says, I sell thee a Beth Kor of land) giving its description and boundaries (and it turns out to be less than a Beth Kor); a. fr.Sabb.118a נחלה בלא מ׳ a boundless possession. -
10 שדף
שְׁדַףch., Ithpa. אִשְׁתַּדֵּיף, Ithpe. אִשְׁתְּדִיף, אִשְּׁדִיף same, 1) to be blasted, emptied of grain. B. Mets. 105b דאִישְּׁדּוּף רובא דבאגא when most of the fields of the valley were struck; ib. 106a אִשְׁתַּדּוּף רובאוכ׳ most of the fields … were struck, and also his barley was blasted. Ib. (mixed diet) דהא מִשְׁתַּדְּפוּ כל שדותיך for all thy fields have been struck; a. e. 2) (euphem.) to ease ones self. Targ. 1 Kings 18:27 (h. text שִׂיג). -
11 שְׁדַף
שְׁדַףch., Ithpa. אִשְׁתַּדֵּיף, Ithpe. אִשְׁתְּדִיף, אִשְּׁדִיף same, 1) to be blasted, emptied of grain. B. Mets. 105b דאִישְּׁדּוּף רובא דבאגא when most of the fields of the valley were struck; ib. 106a אִשְׁתַּדּוּף רובאוכ׳ most of the fields … were struck, and also his barley was blasted. Ib. (mixed diet) דהא מִשְׁתַּדְּפוּ כל שדותיך for all thy fields have been struck; a. e. 2) (euphem.) to ease ones self. Targ. 1 Kings 18:27 (h. text שִׂיג). -
12 מדלעת
מִדְלַעַתf., pl. מִדְלָעוֹת (denom. of דְּלַעַת) gourd-fields. Shebi. II, 1 במקשאות ובמ׳ (ed. Y. a. Ms. M. מקש׳ ומ׳; not מדלא׳) in cucumber and gourd fields; ib. 2. Y. ib. II, beg.33c בשיש לו מקשה ומדלעת R. S. a. l. c. (ed. … בו … ומודלה) when he himself has a field of ; a. e.Erub.104a מִדְלָעִין Ms. M. (ed. דלעיו), v. מִקְשָׁה. -
13 מִדְלַעַת
מִדְלַעַתf., pl. מִדְלָעוֹת (denom. of דְּלַעַת) gourd-fields. Shebi. II, 1 במקשאות ובמ׳ (ed. Y. a. Ms. M. מקש׳ ומ׳; not מדלא׳) in cucumber and gourd fields; ib. 2. Y. ib. II, beg.33c בשיש לו מקשה ומדלעת R. S. a. l. c. (ed. … בו … ומודלה) when he himself has a field of ; a. e.Erub.104a מִדְלָעִין Ms. M. (ed. דלעיו), v. מִקְשָׁה. -
14 מצרנין
מֶצְרָנִיןm. pl. (v. מִצְרָא I) boundaries, adjacent fields. Targ. Y. Num. 34:12.B. Bath.63a if he added in the agreement אילין מֶצְרָנָהָא (Alf. מֶצְרָאנָהָא) these are the fields adjacent to it. Ib. 128a אפשר דמכוין מצרנהא he may know exactly the estates contiguous to the field which he identifies. B. Mets. 108b הנהו ד׳ בני מֶצְרָנֵיוכ׳ those four neighbors of a field (entitled to preemption, v. מִצְרָא l). -
15 מֶצְרָנִין
מֶצְרָנִיןm. pl. (v. מִצְרָא I) boundaries, adjacent fields. Targ. Y. Num. 34:12.B. Bath.63a if he added in the agreement אילין מֶצְרָנָהָא (Alf. מֶצְרָאנָהָא) these are the fields adjacent to it. Ib. 128a אפשר דמכוין מצרנהא he may know exactly the estates contiguous to the field which he identifies. B. Mets. 108b הנהו ד׳ בני מֶצְרָנֵיוכ׳ those four neighbors of a field (entitled to preemption, v. מִצְרָא l). -
16 משוניתא
מְשוּנִּיתָאf. (denom. of שִׁינָּא tooth) 1) jaw. Erub.100a דדמו כמ׳ (some ed. ניתה …; Ms. M. כי שִׁינִּיתָא) if the roots on the surface are shaped like a jaw-bone (Rashi: ‘rocky crag, v. infra). 2) cliff; bluff; grotto. Gen. R. s. 10 מ׳ דימאוכ׳ the bluffs at Caesarea; (Koh. R. to XI, 1 שוניתא; ib. to V, 8 שונתא).Taan.23a אהדרא ליה מ׳ a grotto formed around him; Midr. Till. to Ps. 126. B. Mets. 108b אפסיק מ׳ if a craggy mound separated the fields. Ib. 109a אהדר ליה מ׳ he surrounded the fields with an embankment. -
17 מְשוּנִּיתָא
מְשוּנִּיתָאf. (denom. of שִׁינָּא tooth) 1) jaw. Erub.100a דדמו כמ׳ (some ed. ניתה …; Ms. M. כי שִׁינִּיתָא) if the roots on the surface are shaped like a jaw-bone (Rashi: ‘rocky crag, v. infra). 2) cliff; bluff; grotto. Gen. R. s. 10 מ׳ דימאוכ׳ the bluffs at Caesarea; (Koh. R. to XI, 1 שוניתא; ib. to V, 8 שונתא).Taan.23a אהדרא ליה מ׳ a grotto formed around him; Midr. Till. to Ps. 126. B. Mets. 108b אפסיק מ׳ if a craggy mound separated the fields. Ib. 109a אהדר ליה מ׳ he surrounded the fields with an embankment. -
18 ניגרא
נִיגְרָא, נִגְ׳m. (נְגַר) 1) gutter, dike. B. Mets. 107b ד׳ גרמידי דאַנִּ׳ לבני נ׳ Ar. (ed. ד׳ אמות … דבני אנ׳) four cubits on the shores of a dyke belong to the owners of the dyke. Pes.113a לא תשוור נ׳ leap not over a dyke (oth. opin., v. infra). B. Bath.12b תרתי אחד נ׳ two fields dependent on one dyke for irrigation; a. e.Pl. נִיגְרֵי, נִגְ׳. Ib.(V. also נִגְדָּא. 2) track, step. Pes. l. c. לא תשוור נ׳ do not leap in place of walking (v. supra).Pl. as ab. B. Kam.57a נקטי להו נ׳ ברייתא Rashi (ed. sing.) they adopted the habit of running out into the fields; ib. 118b אנקטה נ׳וכ׳ (not אנקטי) he taught her the way out of the fold; B. Bath.88a אנקטינהו ניגראוכ׳ he taught them Sabb.51b נ׳ דחמרא שערי the gait of the ass is (in accordance with) the barley (which he feeds on). Ib. 66b קל נ׳ the sound of steps. Pes.111a שתין נ׳ sixty steps. Ber.41b נ׳ דפרזלא iron run (unwearied walk). -
19 נג׳
נִיגְרָא, נִגְ׳m. (נְגַר) 1) gutter, dike. B. Mets. 107b ד׳ גרמידי דאַנִּ׳ לבני נ׳ Ar. (ed. ד׳ אמות … דבני אנ׳) four cubits on the shores of a dyke belong to the owners of the dyke. Pes.113a לא תשוור נ׳ leap not over a dyke (oth. opin., v. infra). B. Bath.12b תרתי אחד נ׳ two fields dependent on one dyke for irrigation; a. e.Pl. נִיגְרֵי, נִגְ׳. Ib.(V. also נִגְדָּא. 2) track, step. Pes. l. c. לא תשוור נ׳ do not leap in place of walking (v. supra).Pl. as ab. B. Kam.57a נקטי להו נ׳ ברייתא Rashi (ed. sing.) they adopted the habit of running out into the fields; ib. 118b אנקטה נ׳וכ׳ (not אנקטי) he taught her the way out of the fold; B. Bath.88a אנקטינהו ניגראוכ׳ he taught them Sabb.51b נ׳ דחמרא שערי the gait of the ass is (in accordance with) the barley (which he feeds on). Ib. 66b קל נ׳ the sound of steps. Pes.111a שתין נ׳ sixty steps. Ber.41b נ׳ דפרזלא iron run (unwearied walk). -
20 נִיגְרָא
נִיגְרָא, נִגְ׳m. (נְגַר) 1) gutter, dike. B. Mets. 107b ד׳ גרמידי דאַנִּ׳ לבני נ׳ Ar. (ed. ד׳ אמות … דבני אנ׳) four cubits on the shores of a dyke belong to the owners of the dyke. Pes.113a לא תשוור נ׳ leap not over a dyke (oth. opin., v. infra). B. Bath.12b תרתי אחד נ׳ two fields dependent on one dyke for irrigation; a. e.Pl. נִיגְרֵי, נִגְ׳. Ib.(V. also נִגְדָּא. 2) track, step. Pes. l. c. לא תשוור נ׳ do not leap in place of walking (v. supra).Pl. as ab. B. Kam.57a נקטי להו נ׳ ברייתא Rashi (ed. sing.) they adopted the habit of running out into the fields; ib. 118b אנקטה נ׳וכ׳ (not אנקטי) he taught her the way out of the fold; B. Bath.88a אנקטינהו ניגראוכ׳ he taught them Sabb.51b נ׳ דחמרא שערי the gait of the ass is (in accordance with) the barley (which he feeds on). Ib. 66b קל נ׳ the sound of steps. Pes.111a שתין נ׳ sixty steps. Ber.41b נ׳ דפרזלא iron run (unwearied walk).
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