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61 קרפיף
קַרְפִּיף, קַרְפִּףm. (Parel of קפף, cmp. נָקַף II Hif.) 1) enclosure, esp. an enclosed space outside of a settlement, for storage of wood Erub.II, 3 לא אמרו … לגנה ולק׳ they limited the area to two Sahs only for a garden and a storehouse. Ib. 5 הגינה והק׳ שהןוכ׳ a garden or a ḳarpif of seventy (cubits) and a fraction by seventy and a fraction, surrounded by a fence ten handbreadths high Bets.IV, 2 מביאין … ומן הק׳וכ׳ you may bring in (on the Holy Day for immediate use) wood from the field, taking from what is piled up, and from the k. even from what lies around scattered; איזהו ק׳ כלוכ׳ what is understood by k.? An enclosed space near the town. B. Bath.24b ק׳ … שהיקף לדירה a ḳ … which has been enclosed for living purposes; a. fr. 2) an area (of seventy square cubits) outside of a town, added to the city limits for the purposes of Sabbath distances Erub.V, 2 נותנין ק׳ לעיר for measuring Sabbath limits we allow a ḳ. to each town; וחכמים … ק׳ אלא ביןוכ׳ but the scholars say, a ḳ. as an extension to city limits is allowed only in the case of two neighboring towns; אם יש לזו … עושה ק׳ לשתיהן להיותן כאחת (Y. ed. קִרְפּוּף) if there is a space of seventy cubits for one and an equal space for the other, this forms a ḳ. for both, so that they may be considered as one town. Ib. 57a מאי ק׳ תורת ק׳ by ḳ. the scholars mean the application of the law of ḳ. (as an extension to the town); a. fr.Pl. קַרְפִּיפוֹת. Ib. IX, 1 אחד גגות … ק׳ רשותוכ׳ joint roofs, courts, and enclosures are each considered as one area (for Sabbath movements). Ib. 89a; a. fr. -
62 קרפף
קַרְפִּיף, קַרְפִּףm. (Parel of קפף, cmp. נָקַף II Hif.) 1) enclosure, esp. an enclosed space outside of a settlement, for storage of wood Erub.II, 3 לא אמרו … לגנה ולק׳ they limited the area to two Sahs only for a garden and a storehouse. Ib. 5 הגינה והק׳ שהןוכ׳ a garden or a ḳarpif of seventy (cubits) and a fraction by seventy and a fraction, surrounded by a fence ten handbreadths high Bets.IV, 2 מביאין … ומן הק׳וכ׳ you may bring in (on the Holy Day for immediate use) wood from the field, taking from what is piled up, and from the k. even from what lies around scattered; איזהו ק׳ כלוכ׳ what is understood by k.? An enclosed space near the town. B. Bath.24b ק׳ … שהיקף לדירה a ḳ … which has been enclosed for living purposes; a. fr. 2) an area (of seventy square cubits) outside of a town, added to the city limits for the purposes of Sabbath distances Erub.V, 2 נותנין ק׳ לעיר for measuring Sabbath limits we allow a ḳ. to each town; וחכמים … ק׳ אלא ביןוכ׳ but the scholars say, a ḳ. as an extension to city limits is allowed only in the case of two neighboring towns; אם יש לזו … עושה ק׳ לשתיהן להיותן כאחת (Y. ed. קִרְפּוּף) if there is a space of seventy cubits for one and an equal space for the other, this forms a ḳ. for both, so that they may be considered as one town. Ib. 57a מאי ק׳ תורת ק׳ by ḳ. the scholars mean the application of the law of ḳ. (as an extension to the town); a. fr.Pl. קַרְפִּיפוֹת. Ib. IX, 1 אחד גגות … ק׳ רשותוכ׳ joint roofs, courts, and enclosures are each considered as one area (for Sabbath movements). Ib. 89a; a. fr. -
63 קַרְפִּיף
קַרְפִּיף, קַרְפִּףm. (Parel of קפף, cmp. נָקַף II Hif.) 1) enclosure, esp. an enclosed space outside of a settlement, for storage of wood Erub.II, 3 לא אמרו … לגנה ולק׳ they limited the area to two Sahs only for a garden and a storehouse. Ib. 5 הגינה והק׳ שהןוכ׳ a garden or a ḳarpif of seventy (cubits) and a fraction by seventy and a fraction, surrounded by a fence ten handbreadths high Bets.IV, 2 מביאין … ומן הק׳וכ׳ you may bring in (on the Holy Day for immediate use) wood from the field, taking from what is piled up, and from the k. even from what lies around scattered; איזהו ק׳ כלוכ׳ what is understood by k.? An enclosed space near the town. B. Bath.24b ק׳ … שהיקף לדירה a ḳ … which has been enclosed for living purposes; a. fr. 2) an area (of seventy square cubits) outside of a town, added to the city limits for the purposes of Sabbath distances Erub.V, 2 נותנין ק׳ לעיר for measuring Sabbath limits we allow a ḳ. to each town; וחכמים … ק׳ אלא ביןוכ׳ but the scholars say, a ḳ. as an extension to city limits is allowed only in the case of two neighboring towns; אם יש לזו … עושה ק׳ לשתיהן להיותן כאחת (Y. ed. קִרְפּוּף) if there is a space of seventy cubits for one and an equal space for the other, this forms a ḳ. for both, so that they may be considered as one town. Ib. 57a מאי ק׳ תורת ק׳ by ḳ. the scholars mean the application of the law of ḳ. (as an extension to the town); a. fr.Pl. קַרְפִּיפוֹת. Ib. IX, 1 אחד גגות … ק׳ רשותוכ׳ joint roofs, courts, and enclosures are each considered as one area (for Sabbath movements). Ib. 89a; a. fr. -
64 קַרְפִּף
קַרְפִּיף, קַרְפִּףm. (Parel of קפף, cmp. נָקַף II Hif.) 1) enclosure, esp. an enclosed space outside of a settlement, for storage of wood Erub.II, 3 לא אמרו … לגנה ולק׳ they limited the area to two Sahs only for a garden and a storehouse. Ib. 5 הגינה והק׳ שהןוכ׳ a garden or a ḳarpif of seventy (cubits) and a fraction by seventy and a fraction, surrounded by a fence ten handbreadths high Bets.IV, 2 מביאין … ומן הק׳וכ׳ you may bring in (on the Holy Day for immediate use) wood from the field, taking from what is piled up, and from the k. even from what lies around scattered; איזהו ק׳ כלוכ׳ what is understood by k.? An enclosed space near the town. B. Bath.24b ק׳ … שהיקף לדירה a ḳ … which has been enclosed for living purposes; a. fr. 2) an area (of seventy square cubits) outside of a town, added to the city limits for the purposes of Sabbath distances Erub.V, 2 נותנין ק׳ לעיר for measuring Sabbath limits we allow a ḳ. to each town; וחכמים … ק׳ אלא ביןוכ׳ but the scholars say, a ḳ. as an extension to city limits is allowed only in the case of two neighboring towns; אם יש לזו … עושה ק׳ לשתיהן להיותן כאחת (Y. ed. קִרְפּוּף) if there is a space of seventy cubits for one and an equal space for the other, this forms a ḳ. for both, so that they may be considered as one town. Ib. 57a מאי ק׳ תורת ק׳ by ḳ. the scholars mean the application of the law of ḳ. (as an extension to the town); a. fr.Pl. קַרְפִּיפוֹת. Ib. IX, 1 אחד גגות … ק׳ רשותוכ׳ joint roofs, courts, and enclosures are each considered as one area (for Sabbath movements). Ib. 89a; a. fr. -
65 רצפה
רִצְפָה, רִי׳f. (b. h.; v. Baer to Ez. 40:17; רָצַף) 1) block pavement. Meg.22b (ref. to Lev. 26:1 אבן משכית) לא אסרה תורה אלאר׳ שלוכ׳ the Torah forbids only prostration on a stone pavement (in a synagogue). Shek. VI, 2; Y. ib. 49c a priest was splitting wood in the wood cell of the Temple וראה את הר׳וכ׳ and noticed that the pavement there was different from the others. Y.Naz.VII, 56b bot. הנקבר ערום בארון … אוע״ג רי׳וכ׳ a body I buried naked in a marble coffin, or on a paved floor, or on a marble plate; Bab. ib. 51a. Ib. ר׳ של לבנים brick pavement. Yoma I, 7; a. fr. 2) (from its resemblance to a block pavement) cobweb.Pl. רִצְפוֹת Ukts. I, 2 (Ar. רִצְפִית); Tosef. ib. I, 2 (Tbul Yom III), v. סִיג II. -
66 רי׳
רִצְפָה, רִי׳f. (b. h.; v. Baer to Ez. 40:17; רָצַף) 1) block pavement. Meg.22b (ref. to Lev. 26:1 אבן משכית) לא אסרה תורה אלאר׳ שלוכ׳ the Torah forbids only prostration on a stone pavement (in a synagogue). Shek. VI, 2; Y. ib. 49c a priest was splitting wood in the wood cell of the Temple וראה את הר׳וכ׳ and noticed that the pavement there was different from the others. Y.Naz.VII, 56b bot. הנקבר ערום בארון … אוע״ג רי׳וכ׳ a body I buried naked in a marble coffin, or on a paved floor, or on a marble plate; Bab. ib. 51a. Ib. ר׳ של לבנים brick pavement. Yoma I, 7; a. fr. 2) (from its resemblance to a block pavement) cobweb.Pl. רִצְפוֹת Ukts. I, 2 (Ar. רִצְפִית); Tosef. ib. I, 2 (Tbul Yom III), v. סִיג II. -
67 רִצְפָה
רִצְפָה, רִי׳f. (b. h.; v. Baer to Ez. 40:17; רָצַף) 1) block pavement. Meg.22b (ref. to Lev. 26:1 אבן משכית) לא אסרה תורה אלאר׳ שלוכ׳ the Torah forbids only prostration on a stone pavement (in a synagogue). Shek. VI, 2; Y. ib. 49c a priest was splitting wood in the wood cell of the Temple וראה את הר׳וכ׳ and noticed that the pavement there was different from the others. Y.Naz.VII, 56b bot. הנקבר ערום בארון … אוע״ג רי׳וכ׳ a body I buried naked in a marble coffin, or on a paved floor, or on a marble plate; Bab. ib. 51a. Ib. ר׳ של לבנים brick pavement. Yoma I, 7; a. fr. 2) (from its resemblance to a block pavement) cobweb.Pl. רִצְפוֹת Ukts. I, 2 (Ar. רִצְפִית); Tosef. ib. I, 2 (Tbul Yom III), v. סִיג II. -
68 רִי׳
רִצְפָה, רִי׳f. (b. h.; v. Baer to Ez. 40:17; רָצַף) 1) block pavement. Meg.22b (ref. to Lev. 26:1 אבן משכית) לא אסרה תורה אלאר׳ שלוכ׳ the Torah forbids only prostration on a stone pavement (in a synagogue). Shek. VI, 2; Y. ib. 49c a priest was splitting wood in the wood cell of the Temple וראה את הר׳וכ׳ and noticed that the pavement there was different from the others. Y.Naz.VII, 56b bot. הנקבר ערום בארון … אוע״ג רי׳וכ׳ a body I buried naked in a marble coffin, or on a paved floor, or on a marble plate; Bab. ib. 51a. Ib. ר׳ של לבנים brick pavement. Yoma I, 7; a. fr. 2) (from its resemblance to a block pavement) cobweb.Pl. רִצְפוֹת Ukts. I, 2 (Ar. רִצְפִית); Tosef. ib. I, 2 (Tbul Yom III), v. סִיג II. -
69 שבח
שֶׁבַחm. (preced.) 1) improvement, gain. B. Kam.95b שלשה שמין להן הש׳ ומעליןוכ׳ there are three persons for whose benefit the value of an improvement is assessed to be payable in money; they are: the share which the first-born has to pay to the plain heir, if the estate has increased in value before division Ib., a. fr. ש׳ המגיע לכתפים, v. כַּתָּף. Ib. דמי צמרו ושְׁבָחוֹ the original value of his wool and its additional value (through dyeing). Ib. IX, 4; Keth.80a, v. הוֹצָאָה. B. Mets.14a, v. שִׁעְבּוּד. Pes.27a, a. e. יש ש׳ עצים בפת the bread contains the benefit derived from the wood used in baking bread, i. e. bread baked by a fire made of forbidden wood (e. g. an ăsherah) is forbidden; a. fr. 2) excellency, superiority, praise. Num. R. s. 1613> לא במקום הש׳וכ׳ they built the cities not on the best soil, opp. פְּסוֹלֶת. Ib. להודיעך שְׁבָחָהּ שלוכ׳ to let thee know the superiority of the land of Israel, v. שָׁבַח. Erub.18b מקצת שבחו של אדםוכ׳ you may tell part of a mans praise in his presence, but not all of it. Pes.X, 4 מתחיל בגנות ומסיים בש׳ you begin (the recitation of the Agadah on the Passover eve) with disgrace (telling of the slavery or idolatry of the ancestors), and close with praise. Ib. 117a בעשרה מאמרות של ש׳וכ׳ the Book of Psalms uses ten expressions of praise ; גדול … שכולל שם וש׳ the highest of all is Halleluiah, because it contains the Name of the Lord and praise. Kidd.33b (ref. to Ex. 33:8) וחד אמר לש׳ and one says, they looked after Moses with the purpose of praising him, v. גְּנַאי; a. fr.Tosef.Meg.IV (III), 39; Meg.25b קורין אותו לש׳ are in reading changed for a more aesthetic expression, v. גְּנַאיTanḥ. Vaëra 9 ימראה שבחן, read: שַׁחֲצוֹ, v. שַׁחַץ I. -
70 שֶׁבַח
שֶׁבַחm. (preced.) 1) improvement, gain. B. Kam.95b שלשה שמין להן הש׳ ומעליןוכ׳ there are three persons for whose benefit the value of an improvement is assessed to be payable in money; they are: the share which the first-born has to pay to the plain heir, if the estate has increased in value before division Ib., a. fr. ש׳ המגיע לכתפים, v. כַּתָּף. Ib. דמי צמרו ושְׁבָחוֹ the original value of his wool and its additional value (through dyeing). Ib. IX, 4; Keth.80a, v. הוֹצָאָה. B. Mets.14a, v. שִׁעְבּוּד. Pes.27a, a. e. יש ש׳ עצים בפת the bread contains the benefit derived from the wood used in baking bread, i. e. bread baked by a fire made of forbidden wood (e. g. an ăsherah) is forbidden; a. fr. 2) excellency, superiority, praise. Num. R. s. 1613> לא במקום הש׳וכ׳ they built the cities not on the best soil, opp. פְּסוֹלֶת. Ib. להודיעך שְׁבָחָהּ שלוכ׳ to let thee know the superiority of the land of Israel, v. שָׁבַח. Erub.18b מקצת שבחו של אדםוכ׳ you may tell part of a mans praise in his presence, but not all of it. Pes.X, 4 מתחיל בגנות ומסיים בש׳ you begin (the recitation of the Agadah on the Passover eve) with disgrace (telling of the slavery or idolatry of the ancestors), and close with praise. Ib. 117a בעשרה מאמרות של ש׳וכ׳ the Book of Psalms uses ten expressions of praise ; גדול … שכולל שם וש׳ the highest of all is Halleluiah, because it contains the Name of the Lord and praise. Kidd.33b (ref. to Ex. 33:8) וחד אמר לש׳ and one says, they looked after Moses with the purpose of praising him, v. גְּנַאי; a. fr.Tosef.Meg.IV (III), 39; Meg.25b קורין אותו לש׳ are in reading changed for a more aesthetic expression, v. גְּנַאיTanḥ. Vaëra 9 ימראה שבחן, read: שַׁחֲצוֹ, v. שַׁחַץ I. -
71 תלע
תָּלַעHif. הִתְלִיעַ (denom. of תּוֹלָע) 1) to become wormeaten; to decay. Kil. II, 3 עד שתַּתְלִיעַ until the seed in the ground begins to rot; Y. ib. 27d top עד כמה היא מַתְלַעַתוכ׳ R. S. to Kil. l. c. (ed. מזרעת, corr. acc.) how long does it take to rot? Three days in moist ground Ḥull.58a שהִתְלִיעָה, v. אֵב. Y.Ber.II, 5c top והִתְלִיעוּ תאינותיו (not … תיה) and his figs (on the tree) became wormy (or rotten). Cant. R. to IV, 6; Gen. R. s. 47 התליעו they decayed. B. Kam.52a שה׳ מתוכו when the board that covered the pit rotted from the inside; a. fr. 2) to remove the wormy parts from; to sort wood. Midd. II, 5 ששם … מַתְלִיעִים את העצים for there the priests … sorted the wood for the altar. Pi. תִּלֵּעַ 1) to drive vermin off. Y.Shebi.II, 33d מְתַלְּעִין, v. זָהַם. Y.Sabb.VII, 10a top המעשן המְתַלֵּעַוכ׳ he who fumigates plants, or smears them with rancid oil to keep the worms off Part. pass. מְתוּלָּע; f. מְתוּלַּעַת; pl. מְתוּלָּעִים, מְתוּלָּעִין; מְתוּלָּעוֹת wormy. B. Bath.VI, 2 (93b) תאנים מקבל … מת׳וכ׳ if one buys figs, he must accept ten wormy ones for each hundred; (Y. ed. מַתְלִיעוֹת Hif., v. supra).( 2) (b. h.) to dye scarlet; to clothe in scarlet.V. תּוֹלֵעָה. -
72 תָּלַע
תָּלַעHif. הִתְלִיעַ (denom. of תּוֹלָע) 1) to become wormeaten; to decay. Kil. II, 3 עד שתַּתְלִיעַ until the seed in the ground begins to rot; Y. ib. 27d top עד כמה היא מַתְלַעַתוכ׳ R. S. to Kil. l. c. (ed. מזרעת, corr. acc.) how long does it take to rot? Three days in moist ground Ḥull.58a שהִתְלִיעָה, v. אֵב. Y.Ber.II, 5c top והִתְלִיעוּ תאינותיו (not … תיה) and his figs (on the tree) became wormy (or rotten). Cant. R. to IV, 6; Gen. R. s. 47 התליעו they decayed. B. Kam.52a שה׳ מתוכו when the board that covered the pit rotted from the inside; a. fr. 2) to remove the wormy parts from; to sort wood. Midd. II, 5 ששם … מַתְלִיעִים את העצים for there the priests … sorted the wood for the altar. Pi. תִּלֵּעַ 1) to drive vermin off. Y.Shebi.II, 33d מְתַלְּעִין, v. זָהַם. Y.Sabb.VII, 10a top המעשן המְתַלֵּעַוכ׳ he who fumigates plants, or smears them with rancid oil to keep the worms off Part. pass. מְתוּלָּע; f. מְתוּלַּעַת; pl. מְתוּלָּעִים, מְתוּלָּעִין; מְתוּלָּעוֹת wormy. B. Bath.VI, 2 (93b) תאנים מקבל … מת׳וכ׳ if one buys figs, he must accept ten wormy ones for each hundred; (Y. ed. מַתְלִיעוֹת Hif., v. supra).( 2) (b. h.) to dye scarlet; to clothe in scarlet.V. תּוֹלֵעָה. -
73 טַאץ' ווּד
טַאץ' ווּד«постучи по дереву» (англ. touch wood) -
74 אבוקה
torch, piece of wood that is lit on fire to provide light, lamp -
75 אגוז-מלך
walnut, large shady deciduous tree cultivated for its nuts and wood; nut of the walnut tree which is encased in a hard wrinkly round shell -
76 אלגום
sandalwood, any tree from the genus Santalum (native to Asia) ; fragrant wood of a tree from the genus Santalum -
77 אקסלסיור
excelsior, wood shavings; type size (Printing) -
78 אשוחי
adj. firry, of fir trees; full of fir trees; made from the wood of fir trees -
79 בול-עץ
log, block of wood; blockhead, stupid, dense -
80 בוק
n. moron, stupid, twerp————————boxwood, type of shrub or tree; wood of the box shrub or tree————————model portfolio, book
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Wood betony — Wood Wood, n. [OE. wode, wude, AS. wudu, wiodu; akin to OHG. witu, Icel. vi?r, Dan. & Sw. ved wood, and probably to Ir. & Gael. fiodh, W. gwydd trees, shrubs.] [1913 Webster] 1. A large and thick collection of trees; a forest or grove; frequently … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Wood borer — Wood Wood, n. [OE. wode, wude, AS. wudu, wiodu; akin to OHG. witu, Icel. vi?r, Dan. & Sw. ved wood, and probably to Ir. & Gael. fiodh, W. gwydd trees, shrubs.] [1913 Webster] 1. A large and thick collection of trees; a forest or grove; frequently … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Wood carpet — Wood Wood, n. [OE. wode, wude, AS. wudu, wiodu; akin to OHG. witu, Icel. vi?r, Dan. & Sw. ved wood, and probably to Ir. & Gael. fiodh, W. gwydd trees, shrubs.] [1913 Webster] 1. A large and thick collection of trees; a forest or grove; frequently … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Wood cell — Wood Wood, n. [OE. wode, wude, AS. wudu, wiodu; akin to OHG. witu, Icel. vi?r, Dan. & Sw. ved wood, and probably to Ir. & Gael. fiodh, W. gwydd trees, shrubs.] [1913 Webster] 1. A large and thick collection of trees; a forest or grove; frequently … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
