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1 אכיניציאה
Echinacea, genus of plant that is native to North America; herb commonly used to maintain the body's immune system (currently being tested for effectiveness against HIV) -
2 אמיתאבאה
n. (Hinduism) Amitabha, most commonly used name for the Buddha of Infinite Light and Infinite Life -
3 אמלגמה
amalgam, alloy, mixture of metals (commonly used in dentistry for fillings) -
4 אספרגין
asparagine, type of amino acid found commonly in plants (first found in asparagus) -
5 באופן שכיח
prevalently, commonly, prevailingly -
6 בדרך כלל
usually, generally, in general, ordinarily, normally, commonly, popularly -
7 קארי
n. curry, curry powder, seasoning which is made from a combination of tumeric and other spices (commonly used in East Indian dishes) ; food seasoned with curry -
8 אסל
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9 אסיל
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10 אָסֵל
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11 אָסֵיל
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12 גרר
גְּרַרch. sam(גרר Ito produce a grating, scraping sound); 1) to drag, pull, push.Part. pass. גְּרִיר dragged, following, guided by. Targ. Y. II Ex. 14:25 גְּרֵירַן רכ׳ (some ed. גריד׳) pushed from behind.B. Kam.18b בתר גופיה גְּרִירִין they are clinging to his body. Taan.24a אנן בתרייהו גרירין Rashi (ed. גררינן, read גְּרִירִינָן, Ms. M. קאזלינן) we must be guided by their order. Ab. Zar.72b all the wine in the barrel אגישתא … ג׳ moves towards the siphon. B. Mets.85a דג׳ עלמאוכ׳ that all the world followed David. 2) to scratch, scrape. Targ. Jud. 8:16, v. גְּרַד.Ḥull.83b ולִיגְרְרֵיה ונכסי (Ar. גרד) let him scrape off the blood and cover it. Ib. ונִגְרֹור.Part. גָּרֵיר Ib. 3) to rub, to whet the appetite. Ber.35b כי היכי דנִגְרְרֵיה לליביה (Ar. everywhere גרד) in order to stimulate his appetite. Ib. טובא גָרֵיר a large quantity has an appetizing effect. Pes.107b מִגְרַר גָּרֵיר. Sabb.140b משום דג׳ because it stimulates the appetite. Pa. גָּרֵיר to make appetizing. Esth. R. to, 9 (read:) אנא מְגָרֵירוכ׳ I will make their drinks appetizing (induce them to get intoxicated, interpreting Jer. 51:39; differ. in comment.). 2) to saw off. Targ. Y. Deut. 33:20 דמְגָרֵרוכ׳ (or דמַגְרַר Af., ed. דמִגְרַר, corr. acc.) for he cuts off the arm (II מַפְרַק). Ithpa. אִתְגָּרַר 1) to be dragged. Y.Kidd.I, 60d large bags דארחיהון מִתְגָּרְרָה which are commonly dragged (not lifted). 2) to stimulate, instigate one another. Targ. Ps. 22:8 מִתְגָּרְרִין (some ed. מִתְגָּרְדִין, ed. Lag. מִתְגָּרִין, fr. גרי; h. text יפטירו). -
13 גְּרַר
גְּרַרch. sam(גרר Ito produce a grating, scraping sound); 1) to drag, pull, push.Part. pass. גְּרִיר dragged, following, guided by. Targ. Y. II Ex. 14:25 גְּרֵירַן רכ׳ (some ed. גריד׳) pushed from behind.B. Kam.18b בתר גופיה גְּרִירִין they are clinging to his body. Taan.24a אנן בתרייהו גרירין Rashi (ed. גררינן, read גְּרִירִינָן, Ms. M. קאזלינן) we must be guided by their order. Ab. Zar.72b all the wine in the barrel אגישתא … ג׳ moves towards the siphon. B. Mets.85a דג׳ עלמאוכ׳ that all the world followed David. 2) to scratch, scrape. Targ. Jud. 8:16, v. גְּרַד.Ḥull.83b ולִיגְרְרֵיה ונכסי (Ar. גרד) let him scrape off the blood and cover it. Ib. ונִגְרֹור.Part. גָּרֵיר Ib. 3) to rub, to whet the appetite. Ber.35b כי היכי דנִגְרְרֵיה לליביה (Ar. everywhere גרד) in order to stimulate his appetite. Ib. טובא גָרֵיר a large quantity has an appetizing effect. Pes.107b מִגְרַר גָּרֵיר. Sabb.140b משום דג׳ because it stimulates the appetite. Pa. גָּרֵיר to make appetizing. Esth. R. to, 9 (read:) אנא מְגָרֵירוכ׳ I will make their drinks appetizing (induce them to get intoxicated, interpreting Jer. 51:39; differ. in comment.). 2) to saw off. Targ. Y. Deut. 33:20 דמְגָרֵרוכ׳ (or דמַגְרַר Af., ed. דמִגְרַר, corr. acc.) for he cuts off the arm (II מַפְרַק). Ithpa. אִתְגָּרַר 1) to be dragged. Y.Kidd.I, 60d large bags דארחיהון מִתְגָּרְרָה which are commonly dragged (not lifted). 2) to stimulate, instigate one another. Targ. Ps. 22:8 מִתְגָּרְרִין (some ed. מִתְגָּרְדִין, ed. Lag. מִתְגָּרִין, fr. גרי; h. text יפטירו). -
14 עוקבא II, עוקבה
עוּקְבָּאII, עוּקְבָּה, עוּקְבָּן pr. n. m. ‘Uḳba. ‘Uḳban, (Mar ‘U.), name of several Amoraim and of one Resh Galutha (or two), commonly named Mar‘U. Snh.31b. Pes.115b רבנא ע׳. M. Kat. 16b.Y.Ber.I, 3a bot. מר ע׳.Sabb.56b עוקבן בר נחמיהוכ׳ ‘U. son of N., the Resh Galutha; a. e.Erub.34b ע׳ בר חמא Ms. M. (ed. בר אבא, corr. acc.). B. Mets.65a. Ber.44a מר ע׳ ברה׳ (Ms. F. רב ע׳). Zeb.55b רב ע׳ Ms. M. (ed. מר); a. fr.Y.Erub.I, 18d bot. רבי ע׳. Y. Ḥag.II, 78b top ר׳ עוקבה. Y.Meg.I, 71a top מר ע׳; a. fr.Lev. R. s. 28; Pesik. Ha‘omer, p. 70b> רב חמא בר ע׳.V. Pl. Mbo p. 120b>, a. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v. -
15 עוּקְבָּא
עוּקְבָּאII, עוּקְבָּה, עוּקְבָּן pr. n. m. ‘Uḳba. ‘Uḳban, (Mar ‘U.), name of several Amoraim and of one Resh Galutha (or two), commonly named Mar‘U. Snh.31b. Pes.115b רבנא ע׳. M. Kat. 16b.Y.Ber.I, 3a bot. מר ע׳.Sabb.56b עוקבן בר נחמיהוכ׳ ‘U. son of N., the Resh Galutha; a. e.Erub.34b ע׳ בר חמא Ms. M. (ed. בר אבא, corr. acc.). B. Mets.65a. Ber.44a מר ע׳ ברה׳ (Ms. F. רב ע׳). Zeb.55b רב ע׳ Ms. M. (ed. מר); a. fr.Y.Erub.I, 18d bot. רבי ע׳. Y. Ḥag.II, 78b top ר׳ עוקבה. Y.Meg.I, 71a top מר ע׳; a. fr.Lev. R. s. 28; Pesik. Ha‘omer, p. 70b> רב חמא בר ע׳.V. Pl. Mbo p. 120b>, a. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v.
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