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1 גמרא
גְּמָרָאf. (v. גְּמַר II, 5) memorizing of verbal teachings, tradition. Ab. Zar.19a bot. הנ״מ סברא אבל ג׳ מחד רבאוכ׳ (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note) this refers to reasoning (dialectics), but as to traditional laws (rules), it is better to study only with one teacher, in order not to be confused by varying wording; Yalk. Ps. 614.Gitt.6b הא ג׳ היא וג׳ לא שמיע ליה this is merely a tradition (not to be arrived at by way of reasoning) and one may not have heard that tradition (and yet be an able man). B. Mets. 33ab ג׳ verbal study (opp. to משנה which had been put to writing). Arakh.29a רב גַּמְרֵיה גמיר (not גמור) Rab had his own tradition about it (had it from his teacher that the Mishnah was corrupt). Erub.60a ג׳ גמור זמורתא תהא if it is a tradition, learn it by heart, let it be like a song (the wording of which you dare not change); Sabb.106b; Ab. Zar.32b; Bets.24a (variously interpreted in comment.).Yoma 14b, a. fr. משמיה דג׳ as a tradition (without knowing the reasoning process, cmp. ib. 33a bot. ג׳ גמירנאוכ׳); a. fr. Gmara, that part of the Talmud containing those discussions, decisions which, after the reduction to writing of the Mishnah, were the materials of verbal studies until they, too, were put to writing.Abbrev. גמ׳, a clerical mark in the Talmnd Babli editions, to indicate where the Mishnah ends, and the Gmara begins. -
2 גְּמָרָא
גְּמָרָאf. (v. גְּמַר II, 5) memorizing of verbal teachings, tradition. Ab. Zar.19a bot. הנ״מ סברא אבל ג׳ מחד רבאוכ׳ (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note) this refers to reasoning (dialectics), but as to traditional laws (rules), it is better to study only with one teacher, in order not to be confused by varying wording; Yalk. Ps. 614.Gitt.6b הא ג׳ היא וג׳ לא שמיע ליה this is merely a tradition (not to be arrived at by way of reasoning) and one may not have heard that tradition (and yet be an able man). B. Mets. 33ab ג׳ verbal study (opp. to משנה which had been put to writing). Arakh.29a רב גַּמְרֵיה גמיר (not גמור) Rab had his own tradition about it (had it from his teacher that the Mishnah was corrupt). Erub.60a ג׳ גמור זמורתא תהא if it is a tradition, learn it by heart, let it be like a song (the wording of which you dare not change); Sabb.106b; Ab. Zar.32b; Bets.24a (variously interpreted in comment.).Yoma 14b, a. fr. משמיה דג׳ as a tradition (without knowing the reasoning process, cmp. ib. 33a bot. ג׳ גמירנאוכ׳); a. fr. Gmara, that part of the Talmud containing those discussions, decisions which, after the reduction to writing of the Mishnah, were the materials of verbal studies until they, too, were put to writing.Abbrev. גמ׳, a clerical mark in the Talmnd Babli editions, to indicate where the Mishnah ends, and the Gmara begins. -
3 צומח
צוּמָּחm. (צָמַח) ( grown over, sub. אזנים, a person without (or with very small) auricles. Tosef.Bekh.IV, 15, expl. ib. 16 צ׳ כל שאין לו אזנים (ed. Zuck. צימוס, corr. acc.) a tsummaḥ is an animal which has no external ears; Bekh.VII, 4 (44a) צמע (Bab. ed. צומע, Ar. צימח), expl. שאזניו קטנות. Ib. (in Gmara) צימע, a. צומע.(V. צִימֵּהַ. -
4 צוּמָּח
צוּמָּחm. (צָמַח) ( grown over, sub. אזנים, a person without (or with very small) auricles. Tosef.Bekh.IV, 15, expl. ib. 16 צ׳ כל שאין לו אזנים (ed. Zuck. צימוס, corr. acc.) a tsummaḥ is an animal which has no external ears; Bekh.VII, 4 (44a) צמע (Bab. ed. צומע, Ar. צימח), expl. שאזניו קטנות. Ib. (in Gmara) צימע, a. צומע.(V. צִימֵּהַ. -
5 צומים
צוּמִּים, צוּמָּםm. (צָמַם, sub. אזנים) (tied up,) a person whose auricles are a shapeless mass (instead of being carved out). Tosef.Bekh.IV, 15 צומים, expl. ib. 16 צ׳ שאזניו מגופפות (ed. Zuck. צומת שאזניהוכ׳, corr. acc. שאזניו), v. גָּפַף; Bekh.VII, 4 (44a) צִמָּם (Bab. ed. צומם; Ar. צימם), expl. שאזניו דומות לספוג whose auricles resemble a sponge. Ib. (in Gmara) צימם. -
6 צומם
צוּמִּים, צוּמָּםm. (צָמַם, sub. אזנים) (tied up,) a person whose auricles are a shapeless mass (instead of being carved out). Tosef.Bekh.IV, 15 צומים, expl. ib. 16 צ׳ שאזניו מגופפות (ed. Zuck. צומת שאזניהוכ׳, corr. acc. שאזניו), v. גָּפַף; Bekh.VII, 4 (44a) צִמָּם (Bab. ed. צומם; Ar. צימם), expl. שאזניו דומות לספוג whose auricles resemble a sponge. Ib. (in Gmara) צימם. -
7 צוּמִּים
צוּמִּים, צוּמָּםm. (צָמַם, sub. אזנים) (tied up,) a person whose auricles are a shapeless mass (instead of being carved out). Tosef.Bekh.IV, 15 צומים, expl. ib. 16 צ׳ שאזניו מגופפות (ed. Zuck. צומת שאזניהוכ׳, corr. acc. שאזניו), v. גָּפַף; Bekh.VII, 4 (44a) צִמָּם (Bab. ed. צומם; Ar. צימם), expl. שאזניו דומות לספוג whose auricles resemble a sponge. Ib. (in Gmara) צימם. -
8 צוּמָּם
צוּמִּים, צוּמָּםm. (צָמַם, sub. אזנים) (tied up,) a person whose auricles are a shapeless mass (instead of being carved out). Tosef.Bekh.IV, 15 צומים, expl. ib. 16 צ׳ שאזניו מגופפות (ed. Zuck. צומת שאזניהוכ׳, corr. acc. שאזניו), v. גָּפַף; Bekh.VII, 4 (44a) צִמָּם (Bab. ed. צומם; Ar. צימם), expl. שאזניו דומות לספוג whose auricles resemble a sponge. Ib. (in Gmara) צימם.
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