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41 ammirare
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42 ammirevole
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43 ammium
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44 אמיתא
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45 המיתא
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46 אַמִּיתָא
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47 הַמִּיתָא
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48 ורדינאה
וַרְדִּינָאָהm. (preced.) of Vardina. Nidd.19b אמי ו׳ Ammi of v. (oth. opin. ‘handsome as a rose; Gitt.41a א׳ שפיר נאה). -
49 וַרְדִּינָאָה
וַרְדִּינָאָהm. (preced.) of Vardina. Nidd.19b אמי ו׳ Ammi of v. (oth. opin. ‘handsome as a rose; Gitt.41a א׳ שפיר נאה). -
50 חמיסין
חֲמִיסִין m. pl. those using such words as ḥamis (ἥμισυ, cmp. חומס), a mockery on Talmudic scholars using foreign words. Snh.14a כל מן דין … לא מסרמיסין ולא מסרמיטין מח׳וכ׳ Ms. F. a. Ag. Hatt. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 7; ed. ואמרי לה לא מח׳) such men (as R. Ammi) appoint for us, but do not appoint for us any of those using such words like sermis (semis, ἥμισυ) sermit (prob. distortion of tremis), hemis or tremis (cmp. Y.Gitt.IV, 47b quot. s. v. גּוֹרְדְּיָינִי). (Oth. opin. v. Rashi, a. Ar. s. v. -
51 נִנְ׳ I m. (contr. of נענע, cmp. נוני) (slender) hemp-cord, line (v. P. Sm. 2362; 2387). Gen. R. s. 65; s. 93 Ar. (ed. נִימָה).(Lev. R. s. 22, beg. ניניא, read: גִינַּיָּא, v. סִיגָא.
נִינְיָא, נִנְ׳II f. (v. preced.) ammi, Bishops-weed (v. אַמִּיתָא). Ab. Zar.29a (Rashi: mint). Sabb.128a; 140a נִינְיָיא. Ib. האי נ׳ מעליאוכ׳ ninia is good for seasoning cress. Gitt.69b תלת ביעי נ׳ (Ar. בנ׳) three eggs sizes of n.V. נַעְנָא.Jewish literature > נִנְ׳ I m. (contr. of נענע, cmp. נוני) (slender) hemp-cord, line (v. P. Sm. 2362; 2387). Gen. R. s. 65; s. 93 Ar. (ed. נִימָה).(Lev. R. s. 22, beg. ניניא, read: גִינַּיָּא, v. סִיגָא.
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52 ניניא
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53 ננ׳
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54 נִינְיָא
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55 נִנְ׳
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56 עמון
עַמּוֹן, בְּנֵי עַ׳m. (b. h.) pr. n. gent. Ammon, a people descended from Ben Ammi, the son of Lot; mentioned chiefly in connection with Moab. Pes.119a בני ע׳. Yad. IV, 3 ע׳ ומואב מעשריןוכ׳ Jewish inhabitants of the land of A. a. M. must give the poor mans tithes in the Sabbatical years; Yeb.16a; Ḥag.3b. Gitt.38a; Ḥull.60b, v. סִיחוֹן; a. fr. -
57 בני ע׳
עַמּוֹן, בְּנֵי עַ׳m. (b. h.) pr. n. gent. Ammon, a people descended from Ben Ammi, the son of Lot; mentioned chiefly in connection with Moab. Pes.119a בני ע׳. Yad. IV, 3 ע׳ ומואב מעשריןוכ׳ Jewish inhabitants of the land of A. a. M. must give the poor mans tithes in the Sabbatical years; Yeb.16a; Ḥag.3b. Gitt.38a; Ḥull.60b, v. סִיחוֹן; a. fr. -
58 עַמּוֹן
עַמּוֹן, בְּנֵי עַ׳m. (b. h.) pr. n. gent. Ammon, a people descended from Ben Ammi, the son of Lot; mentioned chiefly in connection with Moab. Pes.119a בני ע׳. Yad. IV, 3 ע׳ ומואב מעשריןוכ׳ Jewish inhabitants of the land of A. a. M. must give the poor mans tithes in the Sabbatical years; Yeb.16a; Ḥag.3b. Gitt.38a; Ḥull.60b, v. סִיחוֹן; a. fr. -
59 בְּנֵי עַ׳
עַמּוֹן, בְּנֵי עַ׳m. (b. h.) pr. n. gent. Ammon, a people descended from Ben Ammi, the son of Lot; mentioned chiefly in connection with Moab. Pes.119a בני ע׳. Yad. IV, 3 ע׳ ומואב מעשריןוכ׳ Jewish inhabitants of the land of A. a. M. must give the poor mans tithes in the Sabbatical years; Yeb.16a; Ḥag.3b. Gitt.38a; Ḥull.60b, v. סִיחוֹן; a. fr. -
60 צעיר
צְעֵירv. צְעֵר. צָעִיר m. (b. h.; צָעַר) young, junior; attendant, boy. Gen. R. s. 6 (ref. to Gen. 48:14) וכי … שהוא הצ׳ do we not know from the genealogical records that he was the younger?Pl. צְעִירִים. Arakh.II, 6 (13b) וצְעִירֵי הלויםוכ׳ Ar. a. Maim. (Mish. וצוֹעְרי; Bab. ed. וצערי Rashi וצוע׳) and they were called the junior Levites; ib. 13b תנא וסועדי … ותנא דידן … קרי להו צערו there is a version, ‘and they were called the assistants of the Levites; and as to our version ( צעירי or צוערי), because the voices of those were fine …, therefore he calls them tsa‛ăré (the troubles) of the Levites (v. צַעַר). Gen. R. s. 75 צְעִירֵיהֶם של שבטים the youngest of the tribes; a. e.Fem. צְעִירָה. B. Kam.38b צ׳ דקאמרה בן עמיוכ׳ the younger (daughter of Lot) that called her son Ben-ammi ; Hor.11a; Naz.23b; a. e.Y.Meg.I, 71d bot. כתבו לו … צְעִירַת הרגלים they (the Greek translators) wrote for him (Ptolemy) ‘the slender-footed (in place of ארנבת, Lev. 11:6); Bab. ib. 9b; Treat. Sofrim I, 8; Mekh. Bo, s. 14; Tanḥ. Shmoth 22.(LXX Lev. 11:5, 6 has δασύποδα = שְׂעִירַת הרגלים.
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