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61 חלוק
חֲלוּק, חֲלוּקָאch. = h. חָלוּק I. Targ. Y. Ex. 22:26 ח׳ תותביה ed. pr. (later ed. only תות׳).Lam. R. introd. (R. Abbahu 5); ib. to 3:13 כח׳ דיהודאיוכ׳ as long as a Jewish Sabbath shirt (transmitted from father to son).Sabb.134a ח׳ דינוקא the childs bandage, v. חָלוּק I. -
62 חלוקא
חֲלוּק, חֲלוּקָאch. = h. חָלוּק I. Targ. Y. Ex. 22:26 ח׳ תותביה ed. pr. (later ed. only תות׳).Lam. R. introd. (R. Abbahu 5); ib. to 3:13 כח׳ דיהודאיוכ׳ as long as a Jewish Sabbath shirt (transmitted from father to son).Sabb.134a ח׳ דינוקא the childs bandage, v. חָלוּק I. -
63 חֲלוּק
חֲלוּק, חֲלוּקָאch. = h. חָלוּק I. Targ. Y. Ex. 22:26 ח׳ תותביה ed. pr. (later ed. only תות׳).Lam. R. introd. (R. Abbahu 5); ib. to 3:13 כח׳ דיהודאיוכ׳ as long as a Jewish Sabbath shirt (transmitted from father to son).Sabb.134a ח׳ דינוקא the childs bandage, v. חָלוּק I. -
64 חֲלוּקָא
חֲלוּק, חֲלוּקָאch. = h. חָלוּק I. Targ. Y. Ex. 22:26 ח׳ תותביה ed. pr. (later ed. only תות׳).Lam. R. introd. (R. Abbahu 5); ib. to 3:13 כח׳ דיהודאיוכ׳ as long as a Jewish Sabbath shirt (transmitted from father to son).Sabb.134a ח׳ דינוקא the childs bandage, v. חָלוּק I. -
65 ינוקא I
יָנוּקָאI m. (יְנַק) suckling, infant; child; school-boy. Targ. Y. Gen. 48:20.Gitt.57a כי הוה מתיליד י׳ … ינוקתאוכ׳ whenever a male child was born, they used to plant a cedar, when a female, they planted Sabb.134a האי י׳ דלית ליהוכ׳ an infant (to be circumcised on the Sabbath) for which no bandage has been prepared, v. חָלוּק I.Succ.56b (prov.) שותא די׳וכ׳ the childs talk in the street is either the fathers or the mothers (talk at home). Snh.110b (ref. to פתאים, Ps. 116:6) שכן … קורין לי׳ פתיא for in the sea towns they call a child pathia. B. Bath.21a כד מחית לי׳וכ׳ when thou (as teacher) strikest a child, strike it only with a shoe-strap. Ib. לא ממטינן י׳וכ׳ we must not let a child go to school from one place to another (but must provide a school for each place).Gen. R. s. 36, a. e. יַנִּיקָא; a. fr.Pl. יָנוּקֵי. B. Bath. l. c. מקרי י׳ primary school teacher, v. דַּרְדְּקָא; a. fr.Fem. יָנוּקְתָּא. Gitt. l. c., v. supra.B. Bath.3b האי י׳ that maiden (of Hasmonean descent, Mariamne). -
66 יָנוּקָא
יָנוּקָאI m. (יְנַק) suckling, infant; child; school-boy. Targ. Y. Gen. 48:20.Gitt.57a כי הוה מתיליד י׳ … ינוקתאוכ׳ whenever a male child was born, they used to plant a cedar, when a female, they planted Sabb.134a האי י׳ דלית ליהוכ׳ an infant (to be circumcised on the Sabbath) for which no bandage has been prepared, v. חָלוּק I.Succ.56b (prov.) שותא די׳וכ׳ the childs talk in the street is either the fathers or the mothers (talk at home). Snh.110b (ref. to פתאים, Ps. 116:6) שכן … קורין לי׳ פתיא for in the sea towns they call a child pathia. B. Bath.21a כד מחית לי׳וכ׳ when thou (as teacher) strikest a child, strike it only with a shoe-strap. Ib. לא ממטינן י׳וכ׳ we must not let a child go to school from one place to another (but must provide a school for each place).Gen. R. s. 36, a. e. יַנִּיקָא; a. fr.Pl. יָנוּקֵי. B. Bath. l. c. מקרי י׳ primary school teacher, v. דַּרְדְּקָא; a. fr.Fem. יָנוּקְתָּא. Gitt. l. c., v. supra.B. Bath.3b האי י׳ that maiden (of Hasmonean descent, Mariamne). -
67 לגלוג
לִגְלוּג, לִיגְ׳m. (לִגְלֵג) stammering. Cant. R. to II, 4 (ref. to ודגלו ib.) ולִגְלוּגוֹוכ׳ even the childs stammering is pleasing to me. -
68 ליג׳
לִגְלוּג, לִיגְ׳m. (לִגְלֵג) stammering. Cant. R. to II, 4 (ref. to ודגלו ib.) ולִגְלוּגוֹוכ׳ even the childs stammering is pleasing to me. -
69 לִגְלוּג
לִגְלוּג, לִיגְ׳m. (לִגְלֵג) stammering. Cant. R. to II, 4 (ref. to ודגלו ib.) ולִגְלוּגוֹוכ׳ even the childs stammering is pleasing to me. -
70 לִיגְ׳
לִגְלוּג, לִיגְ׳m. (לִגְלֵג) stammering. Cant. R. to II, 4 (ref. to ודגלו ib.) ולִגְלוּגוֹוכ׳ even the childs stammering is pleasing to me. -
71 מגדלת
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72 מְגַדֶּלֶת
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73 מסמס
מַסְמֵסch. sam( מִסְמֵס II (cmp. מִשְׁמֵש) mashed, shapeless), 1) to press, squeeze. Ḥull.4a מְמַסְמֵס ליה מַסְמוּסֵי he holds the birds head closely in his hand (so that no mark, if there was any on it, could be recognized). 2) to stimulate, sustain strength. Yeb.42b מְמַסְמְסָא ליהוכ׳ she may sustain the childs strength with eggs and milk (replacing the mothers milk). Ithpa. אִתְמַסְמֵס, אִימַּ׳ to be squeezed, mashed. Y.Yeb.VIII, 9a top; Y.Sabb.XIX, 17a bot. (read:) אתיליד ליה חד בר כד מִימַּסְמֵס ביה ומית a son was born to him with his membrum mashed, and he died. -
74 מַסְמֵס
מַסְמֵסch. sam( מִסְמֵס II (cmp. מִשְׁמֵש) mashed, shapeless), 1) to press, squeeze. Ḥull.4a מְמַסְמֵס ליה מַסְמוּסֵי he holds the birds head closely in his hand (so that no mark, if there was any on it, could be recognized). 2) to stimulate, sustain strength. Yeb.42b מְמַסְמְסָא ליהוכ׳ she may sustain the childs strength with eggs and milk (replacing the mothers milk). Ithpa. אִתְמַסְמֵס, אִימַּ׳ to be squeezed, mashed. Y.Yeb.VIII, 9a top; Y.Sabb.XIX, 17a bot. (read:) אתיליד ליה חד בר כד מִימַּסְמֵס ביה ומית a son was born to him with his membrum mashed, and he died. -
75 נפע
נָפַע(cmp. פּוּעַ, פָּעָה) to blow, squirt into the mouth. Ex. R. s. 1 (play on פועה, Ex. 1:15) שהיתה נוֹפַעַת ייןוכ׳ she squirted wine into the childs mouth after having given its mother to drink, v. נָפַח. Hif. הִפִּיעַ to blow air into the lungs, to revive. Ib. שהיתה מַפִּיעָה אתוכ׳ (or מְפִיעָה, fr. פּוּעַ) she revived the child when they said it was dead. -
76 נָפַע
נָפַע(cmp. פּוּעַ, פָּעָה) to blow, squirt into the mouth. Ex. R. s. 1 (play on פועה, Ex. 1:15) שהיתה נוֹפַעַת ייןוכ׳ she squirted wine into the childs mouth after having given its mother to drink, v. נָפַח. Hif. הִפִּיעַ to blow air into the lungs, to revive. Ib. שהיתה מַפִּיעָה אתוכ׳ (or מְפִיעָה, fr. פּוּעַ) she revived the child when they said it was dead. -
77 סרט
סָרַט(b. h. שָׂרַט; contr. of סחרט, Saf. of חָרַט) to make an incision; to mark. Tosef.Sabb.XI (XII), 6 הסוֹרֵט סריטהוכ׳ he who draws one mark over two boards at the same time; (Sabb.103b שָׂרַט שריטה). Gen. R. s. 33, end יִסְרוֹט לו סריטהוכ׳ let him make a mark on the wall (indicating the standing of the sun) Ex. R. s. 12, beg. ס׳ לו סריטהוכ׳ (Tanḥ. Vaëra 16 ש׳ לו שריטה) he drew a mark for him on the wall Lam. R. introd. (Zabdi 2); ib. to IV, 12 (ref. to Is. 10:19) ששה שכן … להיות שׂורֵט שריטה six were left over, for that is a childs way to make a stroke (resembling ו = six); (Midr. Till. to Ps. 79, beg.; v. ed. Bub. note 2 1); a. fr.Esp. to wound the body in mourning, v. שָׂרַט. Pi. סֵירֵט same. Sabb.XII, 4 המְסָרֵט על בשרו he who makes a mark on his body by scratching, contrad. to הכותב. Sot.48a (expl. נוקפין) שהיו מְסָרְטִין לעגלוכ׳ they used to make a scratch between the calfs horns, that the blood might run over its eyes; (Tosef.Sot.XIII, 10 שמכין, ed. Zuck. שמושכין). Ex. R. s. 24 שאילולי היה … ומְשָׂרֶטֶת אותו if a man were to eat (and swallow) a piece of bread in its natural condition (not softened by the moisture of saliva), it would enter his entrails and wound him; a. e.Tosef.B. Mets. III, 29 משרבטין ומסרטין, strike out ומסרטין as a corrupt dittography of משרבטין; v. ed. Zuck.V. שָׂרַט. Nif. נִסְרַט, Hithpa. הִסְתָּרֵט to be scratched, wounded. Sabb.53b כדי שלא יִסָּרְטוּ דדיהן that their udders may not be scratched (when passing between bushes). Ex. R. s. 2 וכשהוא מוציאה מִסְתָּרֶטֶת but when he takes his hand out, it will be wounded. -
78 סָרַט
סָרַט(b. h. שָׂרַט; contr. of סחרט, Saf. of חָרַט) to make an incision; to mark. Tosef.Sabb.XI (XII), 6 הסוֹרֵט סריטהוכ׳ he who draws one mark over two boards at the same time; (Sabb.103b שָׂרַט שריטה). Gen. R. s. 33, end יִסְרוֹט לו סריטהוכ׳ let him make a mark on the wall (indicating the standing of the sun) Ex. R. s. 12, beg. ס׳ לו סריטהוכ׳ (Tanḥ. Vaëra 16 ש׳ לו שריטה) he drew a mark for him on the wall Lam. R. introd. (Zabdi 2); ib. to IV, 12 (ref. to Is. 10:19) ששה שכן … להיות שׂורֵט שריטה six were left over, for that is a childs way to make a stroke (resembling ו = six); (Midr. Till. to Ps. 79, beg.; v. ed. Bub. note 2 1); a. fr.Esp. to wound the body in mourning, v. שָׂרַט. Pi. סֵירֵט same. Sabb.XII, 4 המְסָרֵט על בשרו he who makes a mark on his body by scratching, contrad. to הכותב. Sot.48a (expl. נוקפין) שהיו מְסָרְטִין לעגלוכ׳ they used to make a scratch between the calfs horns, that the blood might run over its eyes; (Tosef.Sot.XIII, 10 שמכין, ed. Zuck. שמושכין). Ex. R. s. 24 שאילולי היה … ומְשָׂרֶטֶת אותו if a man were to eat (and swallow) a piece of bread in its natural condition (not softened by the moisture of saliva), it would enter his entrails and wound him; a. e.Tosef.B. Mets. III, 29 משרבטין ומסרטין, strike out ומסרטין as a corrupt dittography of משרבטין; v. ed. Zuck.V. שָׂרַט. Nif. נִסְרַט, Hithpa. הִסְתָּרֵט to be scratched, wounded. Sabb.53b כדי שלא יִסָּרְטוּ דדיהן that their udders may not be scratched (when passing between bushes). Ex. R. s. 2 וכשהוא מוציאה מִסְתָּרֶטֶת but when he takes his hand out, it will be wounded. -
79 עריסה
עֲרִיסָהf. (עָרַס) 1) (b. h.; cmp. עֲרֵיבָה) kneading-trough, dough of one trough, batch. Men.67a עֲרִיסַת גוי; ע׳ הקדש Ms. M. (ed. עִיסַת).Pl. עֲרִיסוֹת. Ḥull.135b (ref. to Num. 15:20) כדי עֲרִיסוֹתֵיכֶם of the size of your batches (in the desert); Men. l. c. Ms. M. (ed. עִיסוֹת׳; Erub.83b עיס׳). 2) (cmp. עֶרֶס) cradle. Kel. XVI, 1 המטה והע׳ a couch or a cradle; Y.Ber.III, 5d bot. המיטה הערסה (corr. acc.). Kel. XXVI, 5 עור הע׳; Tosef. ib. B. Bath. IV, 8 ועור האריסה ed. Zuck. (omitted in oth. ed.), v. עוֹר. Ib. VII, 12 עֲרִיסָא של זכוכרת ed. Zuck. (oth. ed. עריסה) a glass cradle (?). Nidd.IV, 1 מעֲרִיסָתָן from their cradle (earliest childhood). Gen. R. s. 53, v. נִדְנֵד. Y.Macc.II, beg.31c ישב לוע״ג ע׳ ביום ודרך התינוקע״ג ע׳ ביוםוכ׳ if he sat down on a cradle in day time (and caused a childs death): where it is customary to place a child in the cradle in day time, he does not go into exile (to the city of refuge, because his act is one of criminal neglect); a. fr. -
80 עֲרִיסָה
עֲרִיסָהf. (עָרַס) 1) (b. h.; cmp. עֲרֵיבָה) kneading-trough, dough of one trough, batch. Men.67a עֲרִיסַת גוי; ע׳ הקדש Ms. M. (ed. עִיסַת).Pl. עֲרִיסוֹת. Ḥull.135b (ref. to Num. 15:20) כדי עֲרִיסוֹתֵיכֶם of the size of your batches (in the desert); Men. l. c. Ms. M. (ed. עִיסוֹת׳; Erub.83b עיס׳). 2) (cmp. עֶרֶס) cradle. Kel. XVI, 1 המטה והע׳ a couch or a cradle; Y.Ber.III, 5d bot. המיטה הערסה (corr. acc.). Kel. XXVI, 5 עור הע׳; Tosef. ib. B. Bath. IV, 8 ועור האריסה ed. Zuck. (omitted in oth. ed.), v. עוֹר. Ib. VII, 12 עֲרִיסָא של זכוכרת ed. Zuck. (oth. ed. עריסה) a glass cradle (?). Nidd.IV, 1 מעֲרִיסָתָן from their cradle (earliest childhood). Gen. R. s. 53, v. נִדְנֵד. Y.Macc.II, beg.31c ישב לוע״ג ע׳ ביום ודרך התינוקע״ג ע׳ ביוםוכ׳ if he sat down on a cradle in day time (and caused a childs death): where it is customary to place a child in the cradle in day time, he does not go into exile (to the city of refuge, because his act is one of criminal neglect); a. fr.
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