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1 מישגור
consignment -
2 משגור
consignment -
3 קונסיגנציה
consignment, consignation -
4 קונסיגנצייה
consignment, consignation -
5 מישלוח
transport, consignment, shipment, freight; delivery, sending, dispatch, forwarding, shipping -
6 מכירה בקונסיגנציה
sale on consignment -
7 משלוח
transport, consignment, shipment, freight; delivery, sending, dispatch, forwarding, shipping -
8 כתיבה
כְּתִיבָהf. (כָּתַב) 1) writing. Sabb.104b כ׳ היא אלאוכ׳ it is a writing, and what is needed to make it one word is bringing the two ends of the papers close together. Men.34a כ׳ הנוהגת לדורות a mode of writing used at all times (not stone inscriptions). Sabb.103a אין דרך כ׳ בכך this (using the left hand) is not the way of writing. Ib. b (ref. to וכ̇ת̇ב̇ת̇ם̇, Deut. 6:9) שתהא כ̇ת̇יב̇ה ת̇מ̇ה that the writing must be perfect. Ib. 105a (expl. א̇נ̇כ̇י̇, Ex. 20:2, v. אָנֹכִי) א̇מירה נ̇עימה כ̇׳ י̇היבה a sweet proclamation, a writing, a gift; Yalk. Gen. 81. Gitt.17b משעת כ׳ ועדוכ׳ from the time the letter of divorce was written to the time of its delivery. Ib. 45b (ref. to Deut. 6:8–9) כל שישנו בקשירה ישנו בכ׳ only he who is under the obligation of binding (the Tfillin on his arm), is fit for writing (the scrolls of the Law). Keth.102b וקרי ליה לאמירה כ׳ and is ‘saying (verbal declaration) called ‘writing (consignment)?; a. fr. 2) the word כתב in Biblical texts. Ber.16a בין כ׳ לכ׳וכ׳ if a person in reading the Shma is in doubt as to whether he is at וכתבתם (of Deut. 6:9) or at וכתבתם (of ib. 11:20), he most go back to the first וכתבתם; Y. ib. II, 5a כתיבת (corr. acc.). -
9 כְּתִיבָה
כְּתִיבָהf. (כָּתַב) 1) writing. Sabb.104b כ׳ היא אלאוכ׳ it is a writing, and what is needed to make it one word is bringing the two ends of the papers close together. Men.34a כ׳ הנוהגת לדורות a mode of writing used at all times (not stone inscriptions). Sabb.103a אין דרך כ׳ בכך this (using the left hand) is not the way of writing. Ib. b (ref. to וכ̇ת̇ב̇ת̇ם̇, Deut. 6:9) שתהא כ̇ת̇יב̇ה ת̇מ̇ה that the writing must be perfect. Ib. 105a (expl. א̇נ̇כ̇י̇, Ex. 20:2, v. אָנֹכִי) א̇מירה נ̇עימה כ̇׳ י̇היבה a sweet proclamation, a writing, a gift; Yalk. Gen. 81. Gitt.17b משעת כ׳ ועדוכ׳ from the time the letter of divorce was written to the time of its delivery. Ib. 45b (ref. to Deut. 6:8–9) כל שישנו בקשירה ישנו בכ׳ only he who is under the obligation of binding (the Tfillin on his arm), is fit for writing (the scrolls of the Law). Keth.102b וקרי ליה לאמירה כ׳ and is ‘saying (verbal declaration) called ‘writing (consignment)?; a. fr. 2) the word כתב in Biblical texts. Ber.16a בין כ׳ לכ׳וכ׳ if a person in reading the Shma is in doubt as to whether he is at וכתבתם (of Deut. 6:9) or at וכתבתם (of ib. 11:20), he most go back to the first וכתבתם; Y. ib. II, 5a כתיבת (corr. acc.).
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