מצמידי

צְמַדch. sam(צמד tsab), 1) to join, attach, harness. Part. pass. צָמִיד; f. צְמִידָא; pl. צְמִידִין, a) attached, harnessed. Targ. 1 Kings 19:19.b) attached to, addicted to, in the habit of. Lam. R. to III, ix הוה צמיד עיית קינדלויוכ׳ Ar. (ed. הוה מסדראוכ׳; Y.Maas. Sh. V, 56a top הוה עביד) made it a habit to prepare his lights on Friday (v. עוּת ch.). Lev. R. s. 26 הות צמידא אמרה נכ׳ (some ed. צְמִידָה) was addicted to evil talk. 2) to bind up (a broken limb). Targ. Ez. 34:4, 16. 3) to narrow in, retain. B. Bath.53a דצ׳ לה מיא (ed. Pes. a. oth. דצאמת, v. צְמַת) he retained (dammed) the water for the benefit of the field, opp. ארוח let the water spread. Pa. צַמֵּד same, 1) to bind up, heal, mend. Part. pass. מְצַמַּד. Ab. Zar.55a דאזלי כי מתברי … מְצַמְּדֵי who go (to an idolatrous temple) broken (crippled), and come out healed; Yalk. Ex. 289 מצמידי (corr. acc., or מִיצַמְּדֵי Ithpe.). Ithpe. אִצְטְמִיד to be bound up, repaired. Ber.22b א׳ חצביה דר׳׳נ R. N.s pitcher has been mended (the rule he laid down is restored again), opp. אתבר, v. הַצְבָּא.

צְמַדch. sam(צמד tsab), 1) to join, attach, harness. Part. pass. צָמִיד; f. צְמִידָא; pl. צְמִידִין, a) attached, harnessed. Targ. 1 Kings 19:19.b) attached to, addicted to, in the habit of. Lam. R. to III, ix הוה צמיד עיית קינדלויוכ׳ Ar. (ed. הוה מסדראוכ׳; Y.Maas. Sh. V, 56a top הוה עביד) made it a habit to prepare his lights on Friday (v. עוּת ch.). Lev. R. s. 26 הות צמידא אמרה נכ׳ (some ed. צְמִידָה) was addicted to evil talk. 2) to bind up (a broken limb). Targ. Ez. 34:4, 16. 3) to narrow in, retain. B. Bath.53a דצ׳ לה מיא (ed. Pes. a. oth. דצאמת, v. צְמַת) he retained (dammed) the water for the benefit of the field, opp. ארוח let the water spread. Pa. צַמֵּד same, 1) to bind up, heal, mend. Part. pass. מְצַמַּד. Ab. Zar.55a דאזלי כי מתברי … מְצַמְּדֵי who go (to an idolatrous temple) broken (crippled), and come out healed; Yalk. Ex. 289 מצמידי (corr. acc., or מִיצַמְּדֵי Ithpe.). Ithpe. אִצְטְמִיד to be bound up, repaired. Ber.22b א׳ חצביה דר׳׳נ R. N.s pitcher has been mended (the rule he laid down is restored again), opp. אתבר, v. הַצְבָּא.