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  • 1 הרי אדום

    Edom Mountains

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  • 2 קיסרין

    קִיסְרִין, קִיסְרֵי, קִסְ׳pr. n. pl. Cæsarea, name of several cities, esp. Cæsarea (Palestina), a maritime city founded by Herod the Great on the site of Stratons Tower. Meg.6a (ref. to עקרון, Zeph. 2:4) זו ק׳ בת אדוםוכ׳ this means (symbolically) C., the daughter of Edom (seat of the Roman government), v. חוֹל I. Ib. מלכי ק׳ וירושלים the governors of C. and of Jerusalem. Lam. R. to IV, 21 ‘daughter of Edom זו ק׳ this means C.Tosef.Ohol.XVIII, 16 ק׳ שהחזיקו בהוכ׳ C. which was always considered unclean (v. מָדוֹר). Ib. 13 מזרח ק׳ the eastside of C.; Ohol. XVIII, 9 (ed. Dehr. קסרון, corr. acc.; some ed. קֵיסַרִיּוֹן). Y.Pes.III, end, 30b רבנן דק׳ the Rabbis of C.; a. fr.Y.Yeb.II, end, 4b, a. e. ק׳ שבקפודקיא Cæsarea in Cappadocia, v. מְגִיזָה. Mekh. Bshall., Amal., s.2 קסריון, v. מְחִלָּה.Denom. קִיסְרִי, קִסְ׳ Cæsarean. Tosef.Dem.IV, 23 הניח ק׳ ומצא אגרי (Var. ומצא עִגְּרוֹן) if he left Cæsarean wheat (bought for immediate use) and found storage wheat in its place (v. אֵגוֹרִי).

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  • 3 קיסרי

    קִיסְרִין, קִיסְרֵי, קִסְ׳pr. n. pl. Cæsarea, name of several cities, esp. Cæsarea (Palestina), a maritime city founded by Herod the Great on the site of Stratons Tower. Meg.6a (ref. to עקרון, Zeph. 2:4) זו ק׳ בת אדוםוכ׳ this means (symbolically) C., the daughter of Edom (seat of the Roman government), v. חוֹל I. Ib. מלכי ק׳ וירושלים the governors of C. and of Jerusalem. Lam. R. to IV, 21 ‘daughter of Edom זו ק׳ this means C.Tosef.Ohol.XVIII, 16 ק׳ שהחזיקו בהוכ׳ C. which was always considered unclean (v. מָדוֹר). Ib. 13 מזרח ק׳ the eastside of C.; Ohol. XVIII, 9 (ed. Dehr. קסרון, corr. acc.; some ed. קֵיסַרִיּוֹן). Y.Pes.III, end, 30b רבנן דק׳ the Rabbis of C.; a. fr.Y.Yeb.II, end, 4b, a. e. ק׳ שבקפודקיא Cæsarea in Cappadocia, v. מְגִיזָה. Mekh. Bshall., Amal., s.2 קסריון, v. מְחִלָּה.Denom. קִיסְרִי, קִסְ׳ Cæsarean. Tosef.Dem.IV, 23 הניח ק׳ ומצא אגרי (Var. ומצא עִגְּרוֹן) if he left Cæsarean wheat (bought for immediate use) and found storage wheat in its place (v. אֵגוֹרִי).

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  • 4 קִיסְרִין

    קִיסְרִין, קִיסְרֵי, קִסְ׳pr. n. pl. Cæsarea, name of several cities, esp. Cæsarea (Palestina), a maritime city founded by Herod the Great on the site of Stratons Tower. Meg.6a (ref. to עקרון, Zeph. 2:4) זו ק׳ בת אדוםוכ׳ this means (symbolically) C., the daughter of Edom (seat of the Roman government), v. חוֹל I. Ib. מלכי ק׳ וירושלים the governors of C. and of Jerusalem. Lam. R. to IV, 21 ‘daughter of Edom זו ק׳ this means C.Tosef.Ohol.XVIII, 16 ק׳ שהחזיקו בהוכ׳ C. which was always considered unclean (v. מָדוֹר). Ib. 13 מזרח ק׳ the eastside of C.; Ohol. XVIII, 9 (ed. Dehr. קסרון, corr. acc.; some ed. קֵיסַרִיּוֹן). Y.Pes.III, end, 30b רבנן דק׳ the Rabbis of C.; a. fr.Y.Yeb.II, end, 4b, a. e. ק׳ שבקפודקיא Cæsarea in Cappadocia, v. מְגִיזָה. Mekh. Bshall., Amal., s.2 קסריון, v. מְחִלָּה.Denom. קִיסְרִי, קִסְ׳ Cæsarean. Tosef.Dem.IV, 23 הניח ק׳ ומצא אגרי (Var. ומצא עִגְּרוֹן) if he left Cæsarean wheat (bought for immediate use) and found storage wheat in its place (v. אֵגוֹרִי).

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  • 5 קִיסְרֵי

    קִיסְרִין, קִיסְרֵי, קִסְ׳pr. n. pl. Cæsarea, name of several cities, esp. Cæsarea (Palestina), a maritime city founded by Herod the Great on the site of Stratons Tower. Meg.6a (ref. to עקרון, Zeph. 2:4) זו ק׳ בת אדוםוכ׳ this means (symbolically) C., the daughter of Edom (seat of the Roman government), v. חוֹל I. Ib. מלכי ק׳ וירושלים the governors of C. and of Jerusalem. Lam. R. to IV, 21 ‘daughter of Edom זו ק׳ this means C.Tosef.Ohol.XVIII, 16 ק׳ שהחזיקו בהוכ׳ C. which was always considered unclean (v. מָדוֹר). Ib. 13 מזרח ק׳ the eastside of C.; Ohol. XVIII, 9 (ed. Dehr. קסרון, corr. acc.; some ed. קֵיסַרִיּוֹן). Y.Pes.III, end, 30b רבנן דק׳ the Rabbis of C.; a. fr.Y.Yeb.II, end, 4b, a. e. ק׳ שבקפודקיא Cæsarea in Cappadocia, v. מְגִיזָה. Mekh. Bshall., Amal., s.2 קסריון, v. מְחִלָּה.Denom. קִיסְרִי, קִסְ׳ Cæsarean. Tosef.Dem.IV, 23 הניח ק׳ ומצא אגרי (Var. ומצא עִגְּרוֹן) if he left Cæsarean wheat (bought for immediate use) and found storage wheat in its place (v. אֵגוֹרִי).

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  • 6 קִסְ׳

    קִיסְרִין, קִיסְרֵי, קִסְ׳pr. n. pl. Cæsarea, name of several cities, esp. Cæsarea (Palestina), a maritime city founded by Herod the Great on the site of Stratons Tower. Meg.6a (ref. to עקרון, Zeph. 2:4) זו ק׳ בת אדוםוכ׳ this means (symbolically) C., the daughter of Edom (seat of the Roman government), v. חוֹל I. Ib. מלכי ק׳ וירושלים the governors of C. and of Jerusalem. Lam. R. to IV, 21 ‘daughter of Edom זו ק׳ this means C.Tosef.Ohol.XVIII, 16 ק׳ שהחזיקו בהוכ׳ C. which was always considered unclean (v. מָדוֹר). Ib. 13 מזרח ק׳ the eastside of C.; Ohol. XVIII, 9 (ed. Dehr. קסרון, corr. acc.; some ed. קֵיסַרִיּוֹן). Y.Pes.III, end, 30b רבנן דק׳ the Rabbis of C.; a. fr.Y.Yeb.II, end, 4b, a. e. ק׳ שבקפודקיא Cæsarea in Cappadocia, v. מְגִיזָה. Mekh. Bshall., Amal., s.2 קסריון, v. מְחִלָּה.Denom. קִיסְרִי, קִסְ׳ Cæsarean. Tosef.Dem.IV, 23 הניח ק׳ ומצא אגרי (Var. ומצא עִגְּרוֹן) if he left Cæsarean wheat (bought for immediate use) and found storage wheat in its place (v. אֵגוֹרִי).

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  • 7 אדום

    adj. red, ruby, scarlet, magenta, florid, ruddy, sanguine, sanguineous, sanguinous, laky, incarnadine ; inflamed
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    n. Edom, geographical region southwest of the Dead Sea; ancient kingdom of the Edomites located in this region
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    n. red, ruby, scarlet, magenta, incarnadine

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  • 8 אדומיט

    n. Edomite, descendant of Esau or Edom (Biblical)

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  • 9 אדום

    אֱדוֹם(b. h. אֱדֹם) 1) pr. n. m. Edom, surname of Esau, son of Isaac; mostly used as a nom. gentil. Edomite, Edomite nation. 2) fem. (sub. מלכות) Rome, Roman government (owing to the dependence of Herod on Rome). Ex. R. s. 35; a. fr. Ibid. מלכות א׳; a. fr. (In subsequent ages: Christianity.

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  • 10 אֱדוֹם

    אֱדוֹם(b. h. אֱדֹם) 1) pr. n. m. Edom, surname of Esau, son of Isaac; mostly used as a nom. gentil. Edomite, Edomite nation. 2) fem. (sub. מלכות) Rome, Roman government (owing to the dependence of Herod on Rome). Ex. R. s. 35; a. fr. Ibid. מלכות א׳; a. fr. (In subsequent ages: Christianity.

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  • 11 אדרת

    אַדֶּרֶתf. (b. h.; אָדַר) 1) cloak, cover. Gen. R. s. 63 (ref. to Gen. 25:25) כולו ראוי לא׳ every one (of the Roman people) fit for the purple cloak (may become an emperor). 2) (homiletically, as if אִדֶּרֶת = ch. אִדְּרָא, אִדַּר) the threshing floor, the store of grains. Ib. כולו מפוזר ומפורד כא׳ entirely destined to be scattered (winnowed) like the grains, לזרותווכ׳ שעתיד) for the Lord will scatter him (Edom-Rome) like chaff (ref. to Dan. 2:35).

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  • 12 אַדֶּרֶת

    אַדֶּרֶתf. (b. h.; אָדַר) 1) cloak, cover. Gen. R. s. 63 (ref. to Gen. 25:25) כולו ראוי לא׳ every one (of the Roman people) fit for the purple cloak (may become an emperor). 2) (homiletically, as if אִדֶּרֶת = ch. אִדְּרָא, אִדַּר) the threshing floor, the store of grains. Ib. כולו מפוזר ומפורד כא׳ entirely destined to be scattered (winnowed) like the grains, לזרותווכ׳ שעתיד) for the Lord will scatter him (Edom-Rome) like chaff (ref. to Dan. 2:35).

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  • 13 אוניתא

    אוֹנָיָתָאor אוֹנִיתָא f. ch. = h. אוֹנָיָה oppression, wrong. B. Bath.22a א׳ דמלכאוכ׳ the wrong inflicted on the king of Edom. Lev. R. s. 33, beg. (ref. to Amos 7:7, v. אֲנָךְ I) על שורא דא׳ upon the wall of (i. e. watching over) the wrongs (in sale and purchase); cmp. B. Mets.59a.

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  • 14 אוֹנָיָתָא

    אוֹנָיָתָאor אוֹנִיתָא f. ch. = h. אוֹנָיָה oppression, wrong. B. Bath.22a א׳ דמלכאוכ׳ the wrong inflicted on the king of Edom. Lev. R. s. 33, beg. (ref. to Amos 7:7, v. אֲנָךְ I) על שורא דא׳ upon the wall of (i. e. watching over) the wrongs (in sale and purchase); cmp. B. Mets.59a.

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  • 15 בזבזיה

    בַּזְבְּזַיָּה, בַּזְבְּזַיָּיהm. pl. ( breakers), name of messengers from Sodom (or Edom); a word in a charm formula. Sabb.67a (ed. בז בזייה, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.).

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  • 16 בַּזְבְּזַיָּה

    בַּזְבְּזַיָּה, בַּזְבְּזַיָּיהm. pl. ( breakers), name of messengers from Sodom (or Edom); a word in a charm formula. Sabb.67a (ed. בז בזייה, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.).

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  • 17 בַּזְבְּזַיָּיה

    בַּזְבְּזַיָּה, בַּזְבְּזַיָּיהm. pl. ( breakers), name of messengers from Sodom (or Edom); a word in a charm formula. Sabb.67a (ed. בז בזייה, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.).

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  • 18 טבח

    טֶבַחm. (b. h.; preced. wds.) 1) the meat for a feast. Keth.4a, v. טָבַח. 2) feast, trnsf. onslaught. Gen. R. s. 83 (ref. to Is. 34:6) אעפ״כ ט׳ גדולוכ׳ nevertheless the main onslaught will be in the land of Edom (Rome); Pesik. R. s. 14, end; s. 15; Yalk. Num. 759.

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  • 19 טֶבַח

    טֶבַחm. (b. h.; preced. wds.) 1) the meat for a feast. Keth.4a, v. טָבַח. 2) feast, trnsf. onslaught. Gen. R. s. 83 (ref. to Is. 34:6) אעפ״כ ט׳ גדולוכ׳ nevertheless the main onslaught will be in the land of Edom (Rome); Pesik. R. s. 14, end; s. 15; Yalk. Num. 759.

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  • 20 כסכסייה

    כַּסְכְּסַיָּיהm. pl. (v. preced.) makers of confusion, of strife (cmp. Is. 19:2), allegorical name of messengers from Sodom (Edom), v. בַּזְבְּזַיָּיה. Sabb.67a Ms. M. (ed. כס כסיא, read: כַּסְכְּסַיָּא).

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