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1 באופן קולקטיבי
collectively -
2 אוטוגרפיה
autography, person's own handwriting; autographs considered collectively; science of autographs -
3 אוטוגרפייה
autography, person's own handwriting; autographs considered collectively; science of autographs -
4 בצוותא
adv. in company, together, collectively -
5 בצותא
adv. in company, together, collectively -
6 הומלס
homeless, those without a home collectively -
7 צוותא
team; company; collectively, together -
8 צותא
team; company; collectively, together -
9 ורד II
וֶרֶדII m. (Arab. vard flos arboris; rosa) 1) rose, rose-tree; (collectively) roses. Shebi. VII, 6 הו׳ the rose-tree. Ib. 7 ו׳ חדש roses of the new crop. Y. ib. beg.37b עיקר הו׳ the rose-tree itself (the wood); Tosef. ib. V, 7 חרוב (corr. acc.). Sabb.XIV, 4 שמן ו׳ rose-oil; a. fr.Y.Kil.V, end, 30a הקנים והאגין והוו׳וכ׳; Tosef. ib. III, 15 והזורד ed. Zuck. (Var. והוזרד); Erub.34b Ms. M. והאורדין (Rashi והעוזרדין, ed. omitted; corr. acc. or plur.).Pl. וְרָדִים, וְרָדִין. Maasr. II, 5 גינת ו׳ rose-garden (for the cultivation of fine fruits 2) rose-colored, red wool, Keth.72b טווה ו׳ כנגד פניה she spins red material holding it up to her face (to make it look bright; Tosaf.); (Maim.: she spins in the street וּיֶ׳ with a rose in her hair; Rashi (who seems to read וְרָד fr. רדד): with the thread in front of her body, i. e. she spins in the street in an indecent position. -
10 וֶרֶד
וֶרֶדII m. (Arab. vard flos arboris; rosa) 1) rose, rose-tree; (collectively) roses. Shebi. VII, 6 הו׳ the rose-tree. Ib. 7 ו׳ חדש roses of the new crop. Y. ib. beg.37b עיקר הו׳ the rose-tree itself (the wood); Tosef. ib. V, 7 חרוב (corr. acc.). Sabb.XIV, 4 שמן ו׳ rose-oil; a. fr.Y.Kil.V, end, 30a הקנים והאגין והוו׳וכ׳; Tosef. ib. III, 15 והזורד ed. Zuck. (Var. והוזרד); Erub.34b Ms. M. והאורדין (Rashi והעוזרדין, ed. omitted; corr. acc. or plur.).Pl. וְרָדִים, וְרָדִין. Maasr. II, 5 גינת ו׳ rose-garden (for the cultivation of fine fruits 2) rose-colored, red wool, Keth.72b טווה ו׳ כנגד פניה she spins red material holding it up to her face (to make it look bright; Tosaf.); (Maim.: she spins in the street וּיֶ׳ with a rose in her hair; Rashi (who seems to read וְרָד fr. רדד): with the thread in front of her body, i. e. she spins in the street in an indecent position.
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