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1 אביונות
poverty, destitution -
2 דלות
poverty, beggary, indigence, miserableness, shabbiness; meagerness, meanness, frugality; leanness, weediness -
3 עוני
poverty, misery, destitution, impecuniosity, want, privation, impecuniousness, indigence, necessity, pauperism, pennilessness, penuriousness, penury, beggarliness, beggary, destituteness; suffer -
4 עוניו
poverty, misery, destitution, impecuniosity, want, privation, impecuniousness, indigence, necessity, pauperism, pennilessness, penuriousness, penury, beggarliness, beggary, destituteness; suffer -
5 עוניי
poverty, misery, destitution, impecuniosity, want, privation, impecuniousness, indigence, necessity, pauperism, pennilessness, penuriousness, penury, beggarliness, beggary, destituteness; suffer -
6 עונייו
poverty, misery, destitution, impecuniosity, want, privation, impecuniousness, indigence, necessity, pauperism, pennilessness, penuriousness, penury, beggarliness, beggary, destituteness; suffer -
7 עניות
poverty, misery; suffering, wretchedness -
8 עניות
עֲנִיּוּתf. (denom. of עָנִי) misery, poverty; stint. Sabb.33a; Kidd.49b סימן לגסות (הרוח) ע׳ poverty is a symptom of haughtiness (haughtiness will be followed by poverty). Ib. מאי ע׳ ע׳ דתורה the poverty (of the Babylonians) means poverty of the Law (ignorance). Sabb.102b; Keth.106b, a. e. אין ע׳ במקום עשירות there must be no stint where there is wealth, i. e. you must not be small in large affairs. Ex. R. s. 31 אלו נתקבצו … והע׳ לצד אחר הע׳וכ׳ if all suffering were gathered on one side, and poverty on the other, poverty would outweigh all. Ib. אמרהקב״ה … עֲנִיּוּתוֹוכ׳ the Lord says (to the usurer), is not this mans poverty enough, that thou ?; a. fr.Esth. R. introd. (play on באניות, Deut. 28:68) בע׳ ממעשים טובים in thy want of good deeds.Y.Kidd.III, 64b top בעֲנִיּוּתֵינוּ צריכהוכ׳ according to our poverty (of mind), she requires a letter of divorce from him. -
9 עֲנִיּוּת
עֲנִיּוּתf. (denom. of עָנִי) misery, poverty; stint. Sabb.33a; Kidd.49b סימן לגסות (הרוח) ע׳ poverty is a symptom of haughtiness (haughtiness will be followed by poverty). Ib. מאי ע׳ ע׳ דתורה the poverty (of the Babylonians) means poverty of the Law (ignorance). Sabb.102b; Keth.106b, a. e. אין ע׳ במקום עשירות there must be no stint where there is wealth, i. e. you must not be small in large affairs. Ex. R. s. 31 אלו נתקבצו … והע׳ לצד אחר הע׳וכ׳ if all suffering were gathered on one side, and poverty on the other, poverty would outweigh all. Ib. אמרהקב״ה … עֲנִיּוּתוֹוכ׳ the Lord says (to the usurer), is not this mans poverty enough, that thou ?; a. fr.Esth. R. introd. (play on באניות, Deut. 28:68) בע׳ ממעשים טובים in thy want of good deeds.Y.Kidd.III, 64b top בעֲנִיּוּתֵינוּ צריכהוכ׳ according to our poverty (of mind), she requires a letter of divorce from him. -
10 דלות
דַּלּוּתf. ( דלל) 1) poverty. Midr. Prov. ch. XXII; a. fr.בד׳ in poverty, i. e. sacrifice of poverty (birds), opp. בעשירות lambs, goats ; בדַלֵּי ד׳ the sacrifice of extreme poverty (flour). Kerith. 10b. Hor.9a (v. Ms. M. a. l.). Kerith. l. c. עֲלֵיה דְדַלּוּת upon the person coming under the category of dalluth; עליה דדלי דלות upon the person coming under the category of extreme dalluth. Y.Hor.II, 46d (ref. to Lev. 14:21) מי שהוא ראוי לבוא לידי ד׳ only he who may possibly come under the category (Bab. ib. l. c. בא לידי עניות). 2) vacillation. Yoma 9b (ref. to דלת, Cant. 8:9) שעליתם בד׳ (Ms. M. 2) that ye left the Babylonian captivity with vacillation, opp. to כחומה, ‘as a wall, i. e. all combined and firm; (Ms. Ms. 1 שעשיתם עצמיכם כדלת, ed. שעליתם כדלתות; Ar. ed. pr. s. v. סממגור quotes בדַלְדַּלּוּת, Ms. Koh. בדלי דלות; Yalk. Cant. 994 Ms. בדלי דלות). -
11 דַּלּוּת
דַּלּוּתf. ( דלל) 1) poverty. Midr. Prov. ch. XXII; a. fr.בד׳ in poverty, i. e. sacrifice of poverty (birds), opp. בעשירות lambs, goats ; בדַלֵּי ד׳ the sacrifice of extreme poverty (flour). Kerith. 10b. Hor.9a (v. Ms. M. a. l.). Kerith. l. c. עֲלֵיה דְדַלּוּת upon the person coming under the category of dalluth; עליה דדלי דלות upon the person coming under the category of extreme dalluth. Y.Hor.II, 46d (ref. to Lev. 14:21) מי שהוא ראוי לבוא לידי ד׳ only he who may possibly come under the category (Bab. ib. l. c. בא לידי עניות). 2) vacillation. Yoma 9b (ref. to דלת, Cant. 8:9) שעליתם בד׳ (Ms. M. 2) that ye left the Babylonian captivity with vacillation, opp. to כחומה, ‘as a wall, i. e. all combined and firm; (Ms. Ms. 1 שעשיתם עצמיכם כדלת, ed. שעליתם כדלתות; Ar. ed. pr. s. v. סממגור quotes בדַלְדַּלּוּת, Ms. Koh. בדלי דלות; Yalk. Cant. 994 Ms. בדלי דלות). -
12 עוני I, עני
עוֹנִיI, עֹנִי m. (b. h.; עָנָה II, v. עוֹנָה II) misery, poverty, privation. Ab. IV, 9 כל המקיים … מע׳וכ׳ he who fulfills the Law in spite of poverty, shall finally do so in wealth; וכל המבטל … סופו לבטלה מע׳ and he who neglects the Law on account of his wealth, shall finally neglect it from poverty. M. Kat. 17b, a. e. כל מקום … או מיתה או ע׳ wherever the scholars put their eyes (upon a person, i. e. decreed the ban), there follows either death or poverty. Midr. Till. to Ps. 5 (ref. to 1 Chr. 22:13) בעָנְיִי בצערוכ׳ what does ‘in my misery mean? In the pain which I suffered about it. Sifré Deut. 130 (ref. to Deut. 16:3) למה נקרא לחם ע׳ על שם עינויוכ׳ why is it called bread of misery? For the affliction which they suffered in Egypt; a. fr.Pes.36b תיפוק ליה מלחם ע׳ … באוני derive it (that you dare not use second tithes for unleavened bread to be eaten with the Passover lamb) from the expression ‘bread of misery, which intimates ‘that which it is permitted to eat in mourning (to the exclusion of second tithes, v. Deut. 26:14); ib. a לחם ע׳ מה שנאכל באנינות. Ib., a. e. לחם ע׳ לחם שעונין עליווכ׳ ‘bread of recitation, bread over which they recite many words (the Hagadah, Hallel). -
13 עוֹנִי
עוֹנִיI, עֹנִי m. (b. h.; עָנָה II, v. עוֹנָה II) misery, poverty, privation. Ab. IV, 9 כל המקיים … מע׳וכ׳ he who fulfills the Law in spite of poverty, shall finally do so in wealth; וכל המבטל … סופו לבטלה מע׳ and he who neglects the Law on account of his wealth, shall finally neglect it from poverty. M. Kat. 17b, a. e. כל מקום … או מיתה או ע׳ wherever the scholars put their eyes (upon a person, i. e. decreed the ban), there follows either death or poverty. Midr. Till. to Ps. 5 (ref. to 1 Chr. 22:13) בעָנְיִי בצערוכ׳ what does ‘in my misery mean? In the pain which I suffered about it. Sifré Deut. 130 (ref. to Deut. 16:3) למה נקרא לחם ע׳ על שם עינויוכ׳ why is it called bread of misery? For the affliction which they suffered in Egypt; a. fr.Pes.36b תיפוק ליה מלחם ע׳ … באוני derive it (that you dare not use second tithes for unleavened bread to be eaten with the Passover lamb) from the expression ‘bread of misery, which intimates ‘that which it is permitted to eat in mourning (to the exclusion of second tithes, v. Deut. 26:14); ib. a לחם ע׳ מה שנאכל באנינות. Ib., a. e. לחם ע׳ לחם שעונין עליווכ׳ ‘bread of recitation, bread over which they recite many words (the Hagadah, Hallel). -
14 עניותא
עֲנִיּוּתָא, עַנְיוּתָאch. sam(עניות misery, poverty; stint). Targ. Ps. 88:10 ed. Lag. (ed. Wil. עַנִיתָא; oth. עַנִּיתָא). Targ. Job 30:16.B. Kam.92a, a. e. אזלא ע׳, v. עַנְיָא. Ḥull.105b משום דקשי לע׳ because it is bad, for (it begets) poverty. Ib. שרא דע׳ the genius of poverty; Pes.111b, v. אִיסְרָא II. Sabb.140b בעֲנִיּוּתֻי when I was poor; a. fr. -
15 עֲנִיּוּתָא
עֲנִיּוּתָא, עַנְיוּתָאch. sam(עניות misery, poverty; stint). Targ. Ps. 88:10 ed. Lag. (ed. Wil. עַנִיתָא; oth. עַנִּיתָא). Targ. Job 30:16.B. Kam.92a, a. e. אזלא ע׳, v. עַנְיָא. Ḥull.105b משום דקשי לע׳ because it is bad, for (it begets) poverty. Ib. שרא דע׳ the genius of poverty; Pes.111b, v. אִיסְרָא II. Sabb.140b בעֲנִיּוּתֻי when I was poor; a. fr. -
16 עַנְיוּתָא
עֲנִיּוּתָא, עַנְיוּתָאch. sam(עניות misery, poverty; stint). Targ. Ps. 88:10 ed. Lag. (ed. Wil. עַנִיתָא; oth. עַנִּיתָא). Targ. Job 30:16.B. Kam.92a, a. e. אזלא ע׳, v. עַנְיָא. Ḥull.105b משום דקשי לע׳ because it is bad, for (it begets) poverty. Ib. שרא דע׳ the genius of poverty; Pes.111b, v. אִיסְרָא II. Sabb.140b בעֲנִיּוּתֻי when I was poor; a. fr. -
17 רשות I
רָשוּתI f. (denom. of רָש) poverty. Midr. Till. to Ps. 24 יש רש ואין שמו לפי רָשוּתוֹ (ed. Bub. עניותו) many a man is poor, but his reputation is not in harmony with his poverty (it being that he is wealthy). Yalk. Gen. 147 (ref. to Koh. 4:14) במלכותו … נולדה רָשוּתוֹוכ׳ with Josephs elevation to governorship Potiphars poverty was born; Gen. R. s. 89 רִשְׁתּוֹ; Yalk. Koh. 971 רשתו. -
18 רָשוּת
רָשוּתI f. (denom. of רָש) poverty. Midr. Till. to Ps. 24 יש רש ואין שמו לפי רָשוּתוֹ (ed. Bub. עניותו) many a man is poor, but his reputation is not in harmony with his poverty (it being that he is wealthy). Yalk. Gen. 147 (ref. to Koh. 4:14) במלכותו … נולדה רָשוּתוֹוכ׳ with Josephs elevation to governorship Potiphars poverty was born; Gen. R. s. 89 רִשְׁתּוֹ; Yalk. Koh. 971 רשתו. -
19 נטל המצוקה
the hardships of poverty, burden of poverty -
20 מארה
מְאֵרָה, מְאֵי׳f. (b. h.; אָרַר) curse, evil; decrease, destruction, opp. בְּרָכָה. Ber.20b תבא מ׳וכ׳ curse (poverty) will come upon him ; Y.Dem.II, 22d bot.; Y.Peah V, end, 19a. Y.Snh.X, 28b, ib. 29d נשלטה בהן מ׳ (not ושלטה) curse (poverty) was given power over them. Tanḥ. Bresh. 11 מה אנו מולידות למ׳ why should we give birth for curse (to see our offspring perish)?; Gen. R. s. 23. Ib. s. 34.Sifra Thazr, Par. 5, ch. XIV (ref. to ממארת, Lev. 13:51) תן בו מ׳וכ׳ put a curse on it (the garment) that no use be made thereof. Bets.15b הללו בעלי מ׳ these (being the last to leave) are poor men. Tosef.Kidd.I, 11 תהא לה מ׳ (Var. מורא) she will be cursed; a. fr.Pl. מְאֵרוֹת, מְאֵי׳. Tosef.B. Bath.VI, 2 עשר מ׳ למאה (ed. Zuck. מרים לסאה) ten spoiled (bitter) pumpkins out of each hundred.
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