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1 בית מאפה
bakery, company which bakes food for selling -
2 ארטקפא
אַרְטְקָפָאm. (ἀρτόκοπος) baker, בית א׳ bakery. Midr. Sam. ch. XIX בית א׳ שלו (Var. ארתוקופיון q. v.) a rendition of beth hallaḥmi, 1 Sam. 16:1) to his (Jesses) bakery, שהוא באוכ׳ (read with Yalk. Sam. 124 והוא יבואוכ׳) and he (Jesse) shall come out (to the bakery) from Bethlehem (to meet Samuel there). Yalk. l. c. ארנקפאן, ארכ׳ (corr. acc.). -
3 אַרְטְקָפָא
אַרְטְקָפָאm. (ἀρτόκοπος) baker, בית א׳ bakery. Midr. Sam. ch. XIX בית א׳ שלו (Var. ארתוקופיון q. v.) a rendition of beth hallaḥmi, 1 Sam. 16:1) to his (Jesses) bakery, שהוא באוכ׳ (read with Yalk. Sam. 124 והוא יבואוכ׳) and he (Jesse) shall come out (to the bakery) from Bethlehem (to meet Samuel there). Yalk. l. c. ארנקפאן, ארכ׳ (corr. acc.). -
4 מאפיה
Mafia————————bakery -
5 מאפייה
Mafia————————bakery -
6 מאפיית לחם
bread bakery -
7 מאפיית לחמים
bread bakery -
8 מאפיית פיתות
pita bakery -
9 ארתוקופיון
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10 סלקונדרית
סַלְקוּנְדְרִית, סַלְקוּנְרִיתf. (preced.) מלח ס׳ lumpy salt (used by bakers), for which, it was believed, entrails of unclean animals were used as a condiment or to polish its surface. Ab. Zar.II, 6 (35b) מלח ס׳ Ms. M. (Mish. ed. סלקונטית; Bab. ed. שלקונדית; Y. ed. סלוקנרית; Alf. סלקונתית). Tosef. ib. IV (V), 12 מלח סלקונתית שחורה ed. Zuck. (Var. של קינטית, oth. ed. סלקונט׳) black Salḳundre salt (prepared by pouring saline water over piles of burning wood, v. Lübker Reallex. s. v. Salinae); לבנה … white Salḳ. salt; Y. ib. IV, end, 42a; Bab. ib. 39b. Ib. מאי מלח ס׳ מלח שכל סלקונדרי רומי אוכלין אותה סלוקתי … בה (Ar.) what is Salḳ. salt? A salt which all Roman siliginarii use at their meals (R. Niss. to Alf.: which all Roman nobles eat, i. e. those using fine bakery or confections). -
11 סַלְקוּנְדְרִית
סַלְקוּנְדְרִית, סַלְקוּנְרִיתf. (preced.) מלח ס׳ lumpy salt (used by bakers), for which, it was believed, entrails of unclean animals were used as a condiment or to polish its surface. Ab. Zar.II, 6 (35b) מלח ס׳ Ms. M. (Mish. ed. סלקונטית; Bab. ed. שלקונדית; Y. ed. סלוקנרית; Alf. סלקונתית). Tosef. ib. IV (V), 12 מלח סלקונתית שחורה ed. Zuck. (Var. של קינטית, oth. ed. סלקונט׳) black Salḳundre salt (prepared by pouring saline water over piles of burning wood, v. Lübker Reallex. s. v. Salinae); לבנה … white Salḳ. salt; Y. ib. IV, end, 42a; Bab. ib. 39b. Ib. מאי מלח ס׳ מלח שכל סלקונדרי רומי אוכלין אותה סלוקתי … בה (Ar.) what is Salḳ. salt? A salt which all Roman siliginarii use at their meals (R. Niss. to Alf.: which all Roman nobles eat, i. e. those using fine bakery or confections). -
12 סַלְקוּנְרִית
סַלְקוּנְדְרִית, סַלְקוּנְרִיתf. (preced.) מלח ס׳ lumpy salt (used by bakers), for which, it was believed, entrails of unclean animals were used as a condiment or to polish its surface. Ab. Zar.II, 6 (35b) מלח ס׳ Ms. M. (Mish. ed. סלקונטית; Bab. ed. שלקונדית; Y. ed. סלוקנרית; Alf. סלקונתית). Tosef. ib. IV (V), 12 מלח סלקונתית שחורה ed. Zuck. (Var. של קינטית, oth. ed. סלקונט׳) black Salḳundre salt (prepared by pouring saline water over piles of burning wood, v. Lübker Reallex. s. v. Salinae); לבנה … white Salḳ. salt; Y. ib. IV, end, 42a; Bab. ib. 39b. Ib. מאי מלח ס׳ מלח שכל סלקונדרי רומי אוכלין אותה סלוקתי … בה (Ar.) what is Salḳ. salt? A salt which all Roman siliginarii use at their meals (R. Niss. to Alf.: which all Roman nobles eat, i. e. those using fine bakery or confections). -
13 פלטר II
פַּלְטֵרII m. (πωλητήρ, πωλητήριον) shop-keeper, esp. seller of bakers ware; shop, esp. bakery-shop. Ab. Zar.IV, 9 (55b) מוליכין עמו פת לפ׳ you may carry your own bread with his (the non-observant bakers) to the shop-keeper. Dem. V, 4 הלוקח מן הפ׳וכ׳ he who buys bread at the shop (which contains bread of different batches) must give tithes of each form separately, contrad. to מנפול. Y.Shek.VII, beg.51a, a. e. לוקח מן הפ׳, v. סִידְקִי. Y.Shebi.VII, 37c top ובלבד שלא יעשה פליטר (not יעשו; R. S. to ib. VII, 3 פלטר) provided he is not made (their regular) shop-keeper (selling at the same place, at all times). Cant. R. to I, 6 שנמכרת חוץ לפ׳ (not לפלטיא), v. קַיבָר; a. fr. -
14 פַּלְטֵר
פַּלְטֵרII m. (πωλητήρ, πωλητήριον) shop-keeper, esp. seller of bakers ware; shop, esp. bakery-shop. Ab. Zar.IV, 9 (55b) מוליכין עמו פת לפ׳ you may carry your own bread with his (the non-observant bakers) to the shop-keeper. Dem. V, 4 הלוקח מן הפ׳וכ׳ he who buys bread at the shop (which contains bread of different batches) must give tithes of each form separately, contrad. to מנפול. Y.Shek.VII, beg.51a, a. e. לוקח מן הפ׳, v. סִידְקִי. Y.Shebi.VII, 37c top ובלבד שלא יעשה פליטר (not יעשו; R. S. to ib. VII, 3 פלטר) provided he is not made (their regular) shop-keeper (selling at the same place, at all times). Cant. R. to I, 6 שנמכרת חוץ לפ׳ (not לפלטיא), v. קַיבָר; a. fr. -
15 פלטר
פַּלְטֵר, פַּלְטֵרָא, פַּלְטֵי׳ch. sam(פלטר II bakery-shop). Y.Sabb.VIII. 11a bot. ואנא סמיך על פ׳ (not לפ׳) but I have to rely (for my supply) on the shop-keeper; Y.Shek.VIII, beg.51a לטלפירא (corr. acc.). Gen. R. s. 22 אזל ויתיב קמי פ׳ (the dog) sits down in front of the shop (or stand); ib. מרי פ׳ the shopkeeper; Yalk. Gen. 36; Yalk. Ps. 840; (Ar. reads פַּרְטֵירָא (πρατήριον) market), Y.B. Kam.II, end, 3a פַּלְטֵירֵה the goods of his shop, v. פּוּרָה; a. e.Pl. פַּלְטֵרִין, פַּלְטֵי׳ goods for sale. Y.B. Mets.III, end, 9b בר נש דיהב לחבריה פליטורין בשוקאוכ׳ (corr. acc., or פוֹלִיטֵירִין) if a man put goods (on a stand) in the market in charge of his neighbor, and he left them in charge of his minor son or daughter, and they were stolen or lost, he is not bound to pay; שאני אומר לא על דעת פ׳ בשוק (a defective sentence, perhaps מסרן לו is to be supplied) for I may say, has he not given them as goods on exhibit in the market? (hence he was not bound to lock them up). -
16 פלטרא
פַּלְטֵר, פַּלְטֵרָא, פַּלְטֵי׳ch. sam(פלטר II bakery-shop). Y.Sabb.VIII. 11a bot. ואנא סמיך על פ׳ (not לפ׳) but I have to rely (for my supply) on the shop-keeper; Y.Shek.VIII, beg.51a לטלפירא (corr. acc.). Gen. R. s. 22 אזל ויתיב קמי פ׳ (the dog) sits down in front of the shop (or stand); ib. מרי פ׳ the shopkeeper; Yalk. Gen. 36; Yalk. Ps. 840; (Ar. reads פַּרְטֵירָא (πρατήριον) market), Y.B. Kam.II, end, 3a פַּלְטֵירֵה the goods of his shop, v. פּוּרָה; a. e.Pl. פַּלְטֵרִין, פַּלְטֵי׳ goods for sale. Y.B. Mets.III, end, 9b בר נש דיהב לחבריה פליטורין בשוקאוכ׳ (corr. acc., or פוֹלִיטֵירִין) if a man put goods (on a stand) in the market in charge of his neighbor, and he left them in charge of his minor son or daughter, and they were stolen or lost, he is not bound to pay; שאני אומר לא על דעת פ׳ בשוק (a defective sentence, perhaps מסרן לו is to be supplied) for I may say, has he not given them as goods on exhibit in the market? (hence he was not bound to lock them up). -
17 פַּלְטֵר
פַּלְטֵר, פַּלְטֵרָא, פַּלְטֵי׳ch. sam(פלטר II bakery-shop). Y.Sabb.VIII. 11a bot. ואנא סמיך על פ׳ (not לפ׳) but I have to rely (for my supply) on the shop-keeper; Y.Shek.VIII, beg.51a לטלפירא (corr. acc.). Gen. R. s. 22 אזל ויתיב קמי פ׳ (the dog) sits down in front of the shop (or stand); ib. מרי פ׳ the shopkeeper; Yalk. Gen. 36; Yalk. Ps. 840; (Ar. reads פַּרְטֵירָא (πρατήριον) market), Y.B. Kam.II, end, 3a פַּלְטֵירֵה the goods of his shop, v. פּוּרָה; a. e.Pl. פַּלְטֵרִין, פַּלְטֵי׳ goods for sale. Y.B. Mets.III, end, 9b בר נש דיהב לחבריה פליטורין בשוקאוכ׳ (corr. acc., or פוֹלִיטֵירִין) if a man put goods (on a stand) in the market in charge of his neighbor, and he left them in charge of his minor son or daughter, and they were stolen or lost, he is not bound to pay; שאני אומר לא על דעת פ׳ בשוק (a defective sentence, perhaps מסרן לו is to be supplied) for I may say, has he not given them as goods on exhibit in the market? (hence he was not bound to lock them up). -
18 פַּלְטֵרָא
פַּלְטֵר, פַּלְטֵרָא, פַּלְטֵי׳ch. sam(פלטר II bakery-shop). Y.Sabb.VIII. 11a bot. ואנא סמיך על פ׳ (not לפ׳) but I have to rely (for my supply) on the shop-keeper; Y.Shek.VIII, beg.51a לטלפירא (corr. acc.). Gen. R. s. 22 אזל ויתיב קמי פ׳ (the dog) sits down in front of the shop (or stand); ib. מרי פ׳ the shopkeeper; Yalk. Gen. 36; Yalk. Ps. 840; (Ar. reads פַּרְטֵירָא (πρατήριον) market), Y.B. Kam.II, end, 3a פַּלְטֵירֵה the goods of his shop, v. פּוּרָה; a. e.Pl. פַּלְטֵרִין, פַּלְטֵי׳ goods for sale. Y.B. Mets.III, end, 9b בר נש דיהב לחבריה פליטורין בשוקאוכ׳ (corr. acc., or פוֹלִיטֵירִין) if a man put goods (on a stand) in the market in charge of his neighbor, and he left them in charge of his minor son or daughter, and they were stolen or lost, he is not bound to pay; שאני אומר לא על דעת פ׳ בשוק (a defective sentence, perhaps מסרן לו is to be supplied) for I may say, has he not given them as goods on exhibit in the market? (hence he was not bound to lock them up). -
19 פַּלְטֵי׳
פַּלְטֵר, פַּלְטֵרָא, פַּלְטֵי׳ch. sam(פלטר II bakery-shop). Y.Sabb.VIII. 11a bot. ואנא סמיך על פ׳ (not לפ׳) but I have to rely (for my supply) on the shop-keeper; Y.Shek.VIII, beg.51a לטלפירא (corr. acc.). Gen. R. s. 22 אזל ויתיב קמי פ׳ (the dog) sits down in front of the shop (or stand); ib. מרי פ׳ the shopkeeper; Yalk. Gen. 36; Yalk. Ps. 840; (Ar. reads פַּרְטֵירָא (πρατήριον) market), Y.B. Kam.II, end, 3a פַּלְטֵירֵה the goods of his shop, v. פּוּרָה; a. e.Pl. פַּלְטֵרִין, פַּלְטֵי׳ goods for sale. Y.B. Mets.III, end, 9b בר נש דיהב לחבריה פליטורין בשוקאוכ׳ (corr. acc., or פוֹלִיטֵירִין) if a man put goods (on a stand) in the market in charge of his neighbor, and he left them in charge of his minor son or daughter, and they were stolen or lost, he is not bound to pay; שאני אומר לא על דעת פ׳ בשוק (a defective sentence, perhaps מסרן לו is to be supplied) for I may say, has he not given them as goods on exhibit in the market? (hence he was not bound to lock them up).
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