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1 כִּלְ׳ f. (= כילכלית, v. כלכל; or denom. of כלב, cmp. כּוּלָב) name of a small fish, supposed to be stickleback. Tosef.Ab. Zar. IV (V), 11 כל שכילכ׳ אחת או שתי כּוּלְכִּיּוֹתוכ׳ ed. Zuck. (Var. כלכלת … כלכליות, כלבת … כלביות) when one or two k. swim in it (the brine); Ab. Zar.39b bot. כילבית … כילבי
כִּילַןm. ch. = h. כִּילָה, curtain, cover. Targ. Y. I Gen. 25:25(Y. II כִּבְלַן read: כָּכְלַן, q. v.).Y.Meg.III, 73d bot. (read:) תחתוי דההן כ׳ under the curtain or wrapper (for the chest containing the Book of the Law).Jewish literature > כִּלְ׳ f. (= כילכלית, v. כלכל; or denom. of כלב, cmp. כּוּלָב) name of a small fish, supposed to be stickleback. Tosef.Ab. Zar. IV (V), 11 כל שכילכ׳ אחת או שתי כּוּלְכִּיּוֹתוכ׳ ed. Zuck. (Var. כלכלת … כלכליות, כלבת … כלביות) when one or two k. swim in it (the brine); Ab. Zar.39b bot. כילבית … כילבי
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2 דגי-רקק
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3 דגיג
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4 דגה
דָּגָהf. (b. h.) same, mostly collect. all kind of fish, pieces of fish. Ned.51b if one says, ‘I will taste no דג, he is forbidden to eat large fish ; if he says דגה he is forbidden small fish Ib. ד׳ משמע גדוליםוכ׳ dagah implies both large and small (in Biblical language), but in vows the popular usage is followed. Y.Bets. II, 61b top; a. fr. -
5 דָּגָה
דָּגָהf. (b. h.) same, mostly collect. all kind of fish, pieces of fish. Ned.51b if one says, ‘I will taste no דג, he is forbidden to eat large fish ; if he says דגה he is forbidden small fish Ib. ד׳ משמע גדוליםוכ׳ dagah implies both large and small (in Biblical language), but in vows the popular usage is followed. Y.Bets. II, 61b top; a. fr. -
6 כלכיד
כַּלְכִּיד, כַּלְכִּידָאf. (χαλκίς, -ίδος) chalkis, a small fish resembling sardines (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.). Y.Ned.VI, 39c bot. if one says, I will taste no דָּגָה, אינו … אלא בכ׳ he is forbidden ony ch. (small fish). Ib.d top כיל׳ אנא טעים I feel as if I were eating ch.Ib. לית … והוא זבין ליה כ׳ is it not often the case when a man says to his neighbor, buy me a fish, that he will buy ch. for him?Y.Erub.III, 20d top כלבודא (corr. acc.); Y.Peah VIII, 21a top (סלק׳) כלקורא, read: כַּלְקִידָא. -
7 כַּלְכִּיד
כַּלְכִּיד, כַּלְכִּידָאf. (χαλκίς, -ίδος) chalkis, a small fish resembling sardines (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.). Y.Ned.VI, 39c bot. if one says, I will taste no דָּגָה, אינו … אלא בכ׳ he is forbidden ony ch. (small fish). Ib.d top כיל׳ אנא טעים I feel as if I were eating ch.Ib. לית … והוא זבין ליה כ׳ is it not often the case when a man says to his neighbor, buy me a fish, that he will buy ch. for him?Y.Erub.III, 20d top כלבודא (corr. acc.); Y.Peah VIII, 21a top (סלק׳) כלקורא, read: כַּלְקִידָא. -
8 כַּלְכִּידָא
כַּלְכִּיד, כַּלְכִּידָאf. (χαλκίς, -ίδος) chalkis, a small fish resembling sardines (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.). Y.Ned.VI, 39c bot. if one says, I will taste no דָּגָה, אינו … אלא בכ׳ he is forbidden ony ch. (small fish). Ib.d top כיל׳ אנא טעים I feel as if I were eating ch.Ib. לית … והוא זבין ליה כ׳ is it not often the case when a man says to his neighbor, buy me a fish, that he will buy ch. for him?Y.Erub.III, 20d top כלבודא (corr. acc.); Y.Peah VIII, 21a top (סלק׳) כלקורא, read: כַּלְקִידָא. -
9 ביניתא
בִּינִיתָאf. (cmp. בִּינָא III; P. Sm. 520) binitha; 1) a small fish (collect.). B. Kam.19b חמרא דאכל ב׳ an ass that swallowed fish (something unusual). B. Mets.79b bot. ב׳ אכרסה תקלא according to the size of its belly is the weight of fish (if you buy by weight, have the belly first removed; diff. in Ar.). Ib. 59b bot. (prov.) if one has a hanged one in his family, say not in his presence זקוף בי׳ hang the fish up; Yalk. Ex. 349 בונתא (corr. acc.); ib. Lev. 617 בֵּנִיתָא. Gitt.69b (masc.!) ניתי ב׳וכ׳ let him take fish and roast it in the smithy.Bets.28a שב בֵּנִיתָא (Var. בִּינְיָיתָא pl., נוניתא, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 9). 2) name of a worm. Macc.16b ב׳ דבי כרבא (Ms. M. מניתא) a worm found between cabbage. Sabb.139b ב׳ some ed., v. צינייתא. 3) hair; v. בִּינְתָא II. -
10 בִּינִיתָא
בִּינִיתָאf. (cmp. בִּינָא III; P. Sm. 520) binitha; 1) a small fish (collect.). B. Kam.19b חמרא דאכל ב׳ an ass that swallowed fish (something unusual). B. Mets.79b bot. ב׳ אכרסה תקלא according to the size of its belly is the weight of fish (if you buy by weight, have the belly first removed; diff. in Ar.). Ib. 59b bot. (prov.) if one has a hanged one in his family, say not in his presence זקוף בי׳ hang the fish up; Yalk. Ex. 349 בונתא (corr. acc.); ib. Lev. 617 בֵּנִיתָא. Gitt.69b (masc.!) ניתי ב׳וכ׳ let him take fish and roast it in the smithy.Bets.28a שב בֵּנִיתָא (Var. בִּינְיָיתָא pl., נוניתא, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 9). 2) name of a worm. Macc.16b ב׳ דבי כרבא (Ms. M. מניתא) a worm found between cabbage. Sabb.139b ב׳ some ed., v. צינייתא. 3) hair; v. בִּינְתָא II. -
11 מוניני
מוֹנִינֵיm. pl. (a comp. of מוֹי a. נוּנָא; Versions vary, betw. מוני׳, מֵינוּ׳ a. מֵנוּ׳) fish-brine, small fish in brine; in gen. brine. Keth.60b דאכלה מ׳וכ׳ a woman that eats moniné (during pregnancy) will Snh.49a אפי׳ מ׳ וצחנתאוכ׳ (Yalk. Kings 172 מ׳ דצ׳) even brine and (Yalk.; brine of) hashed fish he used to taste and give to the poor. Sabb.110b מ׳ דקמצי brine of locusts. Ab. Zar.29a מ׳ לתעניתא (Ms. M. נוניני) m. is good to eat after fasting. Gitt.69b. -
12 מוֹנִינֵי
מוֹנִינֵיm. pl. (a comp. of מוֹי a. נוּנָא; Versions vary, betw. מוני׳, מֵינוּ׳ a. מֵנוּ׳) fish-brine, small fish in brine; in gen. brine. Keth.60b דאכלה מ׳וכ׳ a woman that eats moniné (during pregnancy) will Snh.49a אפי׳ מ׳ וצחנתאוכ׳ (Yalk. Kings 172 מ׳ דצ׳) even brine and (Yalk.; brine of) hashed fish he used to taste and give to the poor. Sabb.110b מ׳ דקמצי brine of locusts. Ab. Zar.29a מ׳ לתעניתא (Ms. M. נוניני) m. is good to eat after fasting. Gitt.69b. -
13 אברומא
אברומא, אבדומאf. hash or brine of a certain fish (Ἀβραμίς?). Succ.18a (Ms. M. a. ed. אבד׳, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) (Rashi: ‘ a very small fish. -
14 אבדומא
אברומא, אבדומאf. hash or brine of a certain fish (Ἀβραμίς?). Succ.18a (Ms. M. a. ed. אבד׳, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l.) (Rashi: ‘ a very small fish. -
15 אפיין
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16 אפיאן
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17 אַפְיָין
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18 אַפְיָאן
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19 סולתנית
סוּלְתָּנִית(סוּלְתָּנוּת), f. (denom. of סוֹלֶת) ( fish fried with flour, a small fish believed to grow scales on reaching a certain age (cmp. אַפְיָין). Ḥull.66a; Ab. Zar.39a אין לו … כגון הס׳וכ׳ one that has no scales now but will grow them after a time, as, for instance, the sultanith Ib., expl. חֵילֶק I. (Ar. סֻלְתָּ׳). -
20 סוּלְתָּנִית
סוּלְתָּנִית(סוּלְתָּנוּת), f. (denom. of סוֹלֶת) ( fish fried with flour, a small fish believed to grow scales on reaching a certain age (cmp. אַפְיָין). Ḥull.66a; Ab. Zar.39a אין לו … כגון הס׳וכ׳ one that has no scales now but will grow them after a time, as, for instance, the sultanith Ib., expl. חֵילֶק I. (Ar. סֻלְתָּ׳).
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