רניגנדר

גַּנְדַּרI ( גדר to be rounded, v. גַּד II; cmp. כדר; v. Nöld. Neusyrische Gramm. p. 39) to roll. Targ. O. Gen. 29:3; 8; 10 (ed. Berl. נדר, v. Berl. Targ. O. II, p. 10; Targ. Y. ib. 13 נדר, some ed. גדר). Targ. 1 Kings 14:10 כמא דמְגַנְדְּרִין בגולילא (Var. דמנדרין) as they roll with a (threshing) roller (h. text … יבער הגלל).Gitt.69b ונִיגַנְדְּרֵיהוכ׳ (Rashi ולג׳) and let him roll it sixty times. Ab. Zar.28a רניגנדר (some ed. וניגדר). Ithpa. אִיגַּנְדַּר to be rolled; to roll ones self. B. Kam.35a למקלייה ואִיגַּנְדּוּרֵי בקיטמא Ms. M. (ed. ואיגנדר, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note) to burn the stack in order to roll himself in the ashes. Ib. קמִגַּנְדַּר בקיטמיה Ms. M. he did roll himself in its ashes. Gitt.77b איג׳ גיטא Ar. (ed. אזל, Rashi to Sabb.80a quotes איג׳) the letter of divorce (thrown over to the woman) rolled and fell Yeb.17a (prov.) קבא רבא … מִיגַּנְּדַּר וכ׳ the large and the small measure (both instruments of fraud) roll together and arrive at hell, and from hell, i. e. all the low elements meet in those Babylonian places.

גַּנְדַּרI ( גדר to be rounded, v. גַּד II; cmp. כדר; v. Nöld. Neusyrische Gramm. p. 39) to roll. Targ. O. Gen. 29:3; 8; 10 (ed. Berl. נדר, v. Berl. Targ. O. II, p. 10; Targ. Y. ib. 13 נדר, some ed. גדר). Targ. 1 Kings 14:10 כמא דמְגַנְדְּרִין בגולילא (Var. דמנדרין) as they roll with a (threshing) roller (h. text … יבער הגלל).Gitt.69b ונִיגַנְדְּרֵיהוכ׳ (Rashi ולג׳) and let him roll it sixty times. Ab. Zar.28a רניגנדר (some ed. וניגדר). Ithpa. אִיגַּנְדַּר to be rolled; to roll ones self. B. Kam.35a למקלייה ואִיגַּנְדּוּרֵי בקיטמא Ms. M. (ed. ואיגנדר, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note) to burn the stack in order to roll himself in the ashes. Ib. קמִגַּנְדַּר בקיטמיה Ms. M. he did roll himself in its ashes. Gitt.77b איג׳ גיטא Ar. (ed. אזל, Rashi to Sabb.80a quotes איג׳) the letter of divorce (thrown over to the woman) rolled and fell Yeb.17a (prov.) קבא רבא … מִיגַּנְּדַּר וכ׳ the large and the small measure (both instruments of fraud) roll together and arrive at hell, and from hell, i. e. all the low elements meet in those Babylonian places.