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1 ניקיון
cleanliness, purity, tidiness, cleanness, clearness, asepsis -
2 נקיון
cleanliness, purity, tidiness, cleanness, clearness, asepsis -
3 נקיות
נְקִיּוּתf. (preced.) 1) cleanliness. Yeb.46b ודילמא נ׳ בעלמא perhaps mere cleanliness of appearance is intended? (not levitical purification). Sot.IX, 15; Y.Shek.III, end, 47c; Ab. Zar.20b זריזות מביאה לידי נ׳ zeal leads to cleanliness, נ׳ מביאהוכ׳ cleanliness leads to levitical purity. Y.Pes.VII, 35b bot. אינה אלא נ׳ it is a mere matter of cleanliness. 2) innocence, expiation. Tem.3b ואימא … נ׳ כלל may I not say, it means that there is no expiation for him?; a. e. 3) respectability, dignity. Sifra Kdosh., Par. 2, ch. IV מתפרנס בנ׳ he will make a decent living (not be dependent on charity). Gen. R. s. 99; a. e. -
4 נְקִיּוּת
נְקִיּוּתf. (preced.) 1) cleanliness. Yeb.46b ודילמא נ׳ בעלמא perhaps mere cleanliness of appearance is intended? (not levitical purification). Sot.IX, 15; Y.Shek.III, end, 47c; Ab. Zar.20b זריזות מביאה לידי נ׳ zeal leads to cleanliness, נ׳ מביאהוכ׳ cleanliness leads to levitical purity. Y.Pes.VII, 35b bot. אינה אלא נ׳ it is a mere matter of cleanliness. 2) innocence, expiation. Tem.3b ואימא … נ׳ כלל may I not say, it means that there is no expiation for him?; a. e. 3) respectability, dignity. Sifra Kdosh., Par. 2, ch. IV מתפרנס בנ׳ he will make a decent living (not be dependent on charity). Gen. R. s. 99; a. e. -
5 נקיותא
נַקְיוּתָאor נְקִיּוּתָא ch. sam( נְקִיּוּת f. (preced.) cleanliness), cleanliness; v. מְנַקִּירוּתָא. -
6 נַקְיוּתָא
נַקְיוּתָאor נְקִיּוּתָא ch. sam( נְקִיּוּת f. (preced.) cleanliness), cleanliness; v. מְנַקִּירוּתָא. -
7 גהות
hygiene, branch of science which promotes the preservation of health and the prevention of illness; practices which promote health and cleanliness -
8 הגיינה
hygiene, branch of science which promotes the preservation of health and the prevention of illness; practices which promote health and cleanliness -
9 הגינה
hygiene, branch of science which promotes the preservation of health and the prevention of illness; practices which promote health and cleanliness -
10 היגיינה
hygiene, branch of science which promotes the preservation of health and the prevention of illness; practices which promote health and cleanliness -
11 היגינה
hygiene, branch of science which promotes the preservation of health and the prevention of illness; practices which promote health and cleanliness -
12 הרגלי ניקיון
personal cleanliness, personal hygiene -
13 סדר וניקיון
neatness and cleanliness -
14 איסרא II
אִיסְרָאII m. (v. סַר) prince, angel, genius. Pes.111b א׳ דמזוניוכ׳ (Ms. M. שדא, read שרא; v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) the genius appointed over sustenance is named Cleanliness, Ib. א׳ דעניותאוכ׳ (in Ms. our w. omitted) the genius of want is named Filth. Yoma 77a א׳ דפרסי Ms. M. (ed. שרא, in a passage omitted in many editions, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) the genius of the Persians (Pharsees). -
15 אִיסְרָא
אִיסְרָאII m. (v. סַר) prince, angel, genius. Pes.111b א׳ דמזוניוכ׳ (Ms. M. שדא, read שרא; v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) the genius appointed over sustenance is named Cleanliness, Ib. א׳ דעניותאוכ׳ (in Ms. our w. omitted) the genius of want is named Filth. Yoma 77a א׳ דפרסי Ms. M. (ed. שרא, in a passage omitted in many editions, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) the genius of the Persians (Pharsees). -
16 מנקירותא
מְנַקִּירוּתָא, מְנַקְּרוּתָאf. (נְקַר II) cleanliness. Ḥull.105b (Ar. מנקד׳). Ab. Zar.30a (Ar. מנקד׳; Ms. M. נַקְיוּתָא. -
17 מְנַקִּירוּתָא
מְנַקִּירוּתָא, מְנַקְּרוּתָאf. (נְקַר II) cleanliness. Ḥull.105b (Ar. מנקד׳). Ab. Zar.30a (Ar. מנקד׳; Ms. M. נַקְיוּתָא. -
18 מְנַקְּרוּתָא
מְנַקִּירוּתָא, מְנַקְּרוּתָאf. (נְקַר II) cleanliness. Ḥull.105b (Ar. מנקד׳). Ab. Zar.30a (Ar. מנקד׳; Ms. M. נַקְיוּתָא. -
19 נקיד
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20 נָקִיד
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