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2 פיתום I
פִּיתוֹםI (b. h. פִּתֹם) pr. n. pl. Pithom, a storage city of Egypt. Sot.11a ולמה נקרא שמה פ׳ שדאשון דאשון פ̇י̇ ת̇הו̇ם̇ בולעו why was Raameses named Pithom? Because the mouth of the deep swallowed every foundation as it was laid; Ex. R. s. 1. Mekh. Bshall. s. 1 (ref. to פי החירת, Ex. 14:2) לשעבר היתה נקראת פ׳ formerly its name was Pithom; a. e. -
3 פִּיתוֹם
פִּיתוֹםI (b. h. פִּתֹם) pr. n. pl. Pithom, a storage city of Egypt. Sot.11a ולמה נקרא שמה פ׳ שדאשון דאשון פ̇י̇ ת̇הו̇ם̇ בולעו why was Raameses named Pithom? Because the mouth of the deep swallowed every foundation as it was laid; Ex. R. s. 1. Mekh. Bshall. s. 1 (ref. to פי החירת, Ex. 14:2) לשעבר היתה נקראת פ׳ formerly its name was Pithom; a. e. -
4 פתאום
פִּתְאוֹםadv. (b. h.; פָּתָה) unawares, suddenly. Nidd.16b הנכנס לבית חבירו פ׳ who enters his neighbors house without notice. Ib. ארבעה … והנכנס לביתו פ׳וכ׳ four the Lord hates, and I do not love: him who enters his own house suddenly (after a long absence), not to speak of him who enters his neighbors house ; Lev. R. s. 21; Yalk. Ex. 382; Pesik. Aḥăré, p. 177a>. Ib.; Lev. R. l. c. אל תכנס לעיר פ׳ do not enter a city (in official capacity) without notice. Num. R. s. 10 (ref. to בפתע פתאם, Num. 6:9) בפ׳ זה שוגג … פ׳ זה אונס bfethʿa means unintentionally, as in Num. 35:22, pithom means an unavoidable accident; דבר אחר פ׳ זה מזידוכ׳ another explanation: pithom means in heat (being carried away by passion, as פתאים (Prov. 22:3). Ib. s. 16 אני משלח להם מלאכי פ׳ I will send them my messenger suddenly (by surprise); a. e. -
5 פִּתְאוֹם
פִּתְאוֹםadv. (b. h.; פָּתָה) unawares, suddenly. Nidd.16b הנכנס לבית חבירו פ׳ who enters his neighbors house without notice. Ib. ארבעה … והנכנס לביתו פ׳וכ׳ four the Lord hates, and I do not love: him who enters his own house suddenly (after a long absence), not to speak of him who enters his neighbors house ; Lev. R. s. 21; Yalk. Ex. 382; Pesik. Aḥăré, p. 177a>. Ib.; Lev. R. l. c. אל תכנס לעיר פ׳ do not enter a city (in official capacity) without notice. Num. R. s. 10 (ref. to בפתע פתאם, Num. 6:9) בפ׳ זה שוגג … פ׳ זה אונס bfethʿa means unintentionally, as in Num. 35:22, pithom means an unavoidable accident; דבר אחר פ׳ זה מזידוכ׳ another explanation: pithom means in heat (being carried away by passion, as פתאים (Prov. 22:3). Ib. s. 16 אני משלח להם מלאכי פ׳ I will send them my messenger suddenly (by surprise); a. e. -
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9 פיתום II
פִּיתוֹםII or פִּיתּוּם m. (פָּתָה, adapt, of πύθων) ( seducer, necromancer, conjurer, ventriloquist. Snh.VII, 7 בעל אוב זה פ׳ המדבר משחיו baʿal ob is the pithom that makes the dead speak from his armpit; Sifra Edosh. Par. 3, ch. VII; ib. Par. 4, ch. XI; Tosef.Snh.X, 6 פ׳ המדבר בין פרקיווכ׳ that talks between his joints and from between his armpits; a. e. -
10 פִּיתוֹם
פִּיתוֹםII or פִּיתּוּם m. (פָּתָה, adapt, of πύθων) ( seducer, necromancer, conjurer, ventriloquist. Snh.VII, 7 בעל אוב זה פ׳ המדבר משחיו baʿal ob is the pithom that makes the dead speak from his armpit; Sifra Edosh. Par. 3, ch. VII; ib. Par. 4, ch. XI; Tosef.Snh.X, 6 פ׳ המדבר בין פרקיווכ׳ that talks between his joints and from between his armpits; a. e.
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