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1 באגראביישון
baggravation, feeling of harassment and aggravation which a person undergoes at the airport when his/her bags have not arrived at the baggage carousel but the luggage of the other passengers has (combination of the words bag and aggravation) -
2 עבוט
עֲבוֹטm. (b. h.; עָבַט; cmp. עָבַת s. v. עֲבוֹת) ( fastening; cmp. חֲזָקָה, 1) pledge, security. B. Mets. 114b (expl. Deut. 24:12) לא תשכב ועֲבוֹטוֹ אצלך thou must not go to bed with his pledge with thee. 2) = עָבִיט saddle, saddle-bag. Tosef.Maasr.III, 13, v. עָבִיט.Pl. עֲבוֹטוֹת saddle cushions, rugs, baggage. Tanḥ. Emor, ed. Bub. 26, note 188 אתה יודע שאין לי זהבא״ל ותן לי ע׳ נתן לו טפיטוסוכ׳ thou knowest that I have no gold. Said he to him, then give me the baggage, and he gave him a rug and other garments that he had robbed him of; ib. תן לי אותן ע׳ שנטלת ממני give me that baggage which thou hast taken from me; נתן לו אותו זהב ואותן ע׳ מקצת he gave him that gold (of which he had robbed him) and the baggage, but only a part thereof; Tanḥ. Emor 18 עֲבִיטוֹת. -
3 עֲבוֹט
עֲבוֹטm. (b. h.; עָבַט; cmp. עָבַת s. v. עֲבוֹת) ( fastening; cmp. חֲזָקָה, 1) pledge, security. B. Mets. 114b (expl. Deut. 24:12) לא תשכב ועֲבוֹטוֹ אצלך thou must not go to bed with his pledge with thee. 2) = עָבִיט saddle, saddle-bag. Tosef.Maasr.III, 13, v. עָבִיט.Pl. עֲבוֹטוֹת saddle cushions, rugs, baggage. Tanḥ. Emor, ed. Bub. 26, note 188 אתה יודע שאין לי זהבא״ל ותן לי ע׳ נתן לו טפיטוסוכ׳ thou knowest that I have no gold. Said he to him, then give me the baggage, and he gave him a rug and other garments that he had robbed him of; ib. תן לי אותן ע׳ שנטלת ממני give me that baggage which thou hast taken from me; נתן לו אותו זהב ואותן ע׳ מקצת he gave him that gold (of which he had robbed him) and the baggage, but only a part thereof; Tanḥ. Emor 18 עֲבִיטוֹת.
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bag and baggage — means all your possessions, especially if you are moving them or leaving a place … The small dictionary of idiomes
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