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1 נבלה
נְבֵלָה, נְבֵי׳f. (b. h.; נָבַל) carrion, an animal that has died a natural death. Gen. R. s. 81, end להוט אחר הנ׳ greedy for carrion. Ukts. III, 3 נִבְלַת בהמה טמאה the carcass of an unclean animal; a. fr.Esp. (ritual) an animal not slaughtered according to the ritual rules (v. דְּרָסָה, הַגְרָמָה). Ḥull.II, 4 כל שנפסלה בשחיטתה נ׳ whatever has become unfit through faulty slaughtering, is called nbelah, contrad. to טְרֵפָה. Ab. Zar.67b sq. כל הראויה לגר קרויה נ׳וכ׳ that which is fit for the stranger (Deut. 14:21) is called nbelah (the eating of which is a punishable offence), whatever is unfit for the stranger (putrefied) is no longer called nbelah. Ker.21a נְבֵילָתוֹ מנלן whence do we derive the prohibition to eat it when unlawfully slaughtered? Y.Shebi.IV, 35a bot. (in Chald. dict.) בשר דנ׳ forbidden meat; Ḥull.95a בְּשַׂר נ׳, opp. בשר שחוטה. Ib. מותרות משום נ׳ they are permitted as far as nbelah is concerned, i. e. they do not make unclean (Lev. 11:39); a. v. fr.Pl. נְבֵלוֹת, נְבֵילוֹת. Ib.; Shek. VII, 3 איברים נ׳ if found cut in limbs, they are forbidden, opp. מותרות. Eduy. VIII, 1. Ib. V, 1; a. fr. -
2 נבי׳
נְבֵלָה, נְבֵי׳f. (b. h.; נָבַל) carrion, an animal that has died a natural death. Gen. R. s. 81, end להוט אחר הנ׳ greedy for carrion. Ukts. III, 3 נִבְלַת בהמה טמאה the carcass of an unclean animal; a. fr.Esp. (ritual) an animal not slaughtered according to the ritual rules (v. דְּרָסָה, הַגְרָמָה). Ḥull.II, 4 כל שנפסלה בשחיטתה נ׳ whatever has become unfit through faulty slaughtering, is called nbelah, contrad. to טְרֵפָה. Ab. Zar.67b sq. כל הראויה לגר קרויה נ׳וכ׳ that which is fit for the stranger (Deut. 14:21) is called nbelah (the eating of which is a punishable offence), whatever is unfit for the stranger (putrefied) is no longer called nbelah. Ker.21a נְבֵילָתוֹ מנלן whence do we derive the prohibition to eat it when unlawfully slaughtered? Y.Shebi.IV, 35a bot. (in Chald. dict.) בשר דנ׳ forbidden meat; Ḥull.95a בְּשַׂר נ׳, opp. בשר שחוטה. Ib. מותרות משום נ׳ they are permitted as far as nbelah is concerned, i. e. they do not make unclean (Lev. 11:39); a. v. fr.Pl. נְבֵלוֹת, נְבֵילוֹת. Ib.; Shek. VII, 3 איברים נ׳ if found cut in limbs, they are forbidden, opp. מותרות. Eduy. VIII, 1. Ib. V, 1; a. fr. -
3 נְבֵלָה
נְבֵלָה, נְבֵי׳f. (b. h.; נָבַל) carrion, an animal that has died a natural death. Gen. R. s. 81, end להוט אחר הנ׳ greedy for carrion. Ukts. III, 3 נִבְלַת בהמה טמאה the carcass of an unclean animal; a. fr.Esp. (ritual) an animal not slaughtered according to the ritual rules (v. דְּרָסָה, הַגְרָמָה). Ḥull.II, 4 כל שנפסלה בשחיטתה נ׳ whatever has become unfit through faulty slaughtering, is called nbelah, contrad. to טְרֵפָה. Ab. Zar.67b sq. כל הראויה לגר קרויה נ׳וכ׳ that which is fit for the stranger (Deut. 14:21) is called nbelah (the eating of which is a punishable offence), whatever is unfit for the stranger (putrefied) is no longer called nbelah. Ker.21a נְבֵילָתוֹ מנלן whence do we derive the prohibition to eat it when unlawfully slaughtered? Y.Shebi.IV, 35a bot. (in Chald. dict.) בשר דנ׳ forbidden meat; Ḥull.95a בְּשַׂר נ׳, opp. בשר שחוטה. Ib. מותרות משום נ׳ they are permitted as far as nbelah is concerned, i. e. they do not make unclean (Lev. 11:39); a. v. fr.Pl. נְבֵלוֹת, נְבֵילוֹת. Ib.; Shek. VII, 3 איברים נ׳ if found cut in limbs, they are forbidden, opp. מותרות. Eduy. VIII, 1. Ib. V, 1; a. fr. -
4 נְבֵי׳
נְבֵלָה, נְבֵי׳f. (b. h.; נָבַל) carrion, an animal that has died a natural death. Gen. R. s. 81, end להוט אחר הנ׳ greedy for carrion. Ukts. III, 3 נִבְלַת בהמה טמאה the carcass of an unclean animal; a. fr.Esp. (ritual) an animal not slaughtered according to the ritual rules (v. דְּרָסָה, הַגְרָמָה). Ḥull.II, 4 כל שנפסלה בשחיטתה נ׳ whatever has become unfit through faulty slaughtering, is called nbelah, contrad. to טְרֵפָה. Ab. Zar.67b sq. כל הראויה לגר קרויה נ׳וכ׳ that which is fit for the stranger (Deut. 14:21) is called nbelah (the eating of which is a punishable offence), whatever is unfit for the stranger (putrefied) is no longer called nbelah. Ker.21a נְבֵילָתוֹ מנלן whence do we derive the prohibition to eat it when unlawfully slaughtered? Y.Shebi.IV, 35a bot. (in Chald. dict.) בשר דנ׳ forbidden meat; Ḥull.95a בְּשַׂר נ׳, opp. בשר שחוטה. Ib. מותרות משום נ׳ they are permitted as far as nbelah is concerned, i. e. they do not make unclean (Lev. 11:39); a. v. fr.Pl. נְבֵלוֹת, נְבֵילוֹת. Ib.; Shek. VII, 3 איברים נ׳ if found cut in limbs, they are forbidden, opp. מותרות. Eduy. VIII, 1. Ib. V, 1; a. fr.
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