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121 umu
cooking pit, a.k.a. Polynesian oven (shallow pit dug in the ground, in which food is cooked over heated stones); the food cooked in such a pit for a meal, dinner, or banquet.umu pae, permanent cooking pit, in a stone enclosure;umu paepae, permanent cooking pit with straw cover for protection from rain and wind;umu keri okaoka, temporary cooking pit without stone enclosure;umu ava, very large temporary cooking pit, made for feasts;umu takapú, exclusive banquet, reserved for certain groups of persons, for instance, the relatives of a deceased family member;umu tahu, daily meals for hired workers;umu parehaoga, inaugural banquet (made on occasion of a communal enterprise or feastival).umu ra'e, banquet for fifth or sixth month of pregnancy.umu pâpaku, banquet on occasion the death of a family member. -
122 مظلة
مِظَلَّة \ awning: a covering like a tent, over a doorway or window, etc., to keep off the sun. sunshade: a metal folding frame covered with ornamental cloth, and supported on a long handle fixed to the ground or carried as a protection against the sun; a piece of material (above a window, above one’s eyes, etc.) that provides shade. umbrella: a personal shelter (from rain or sun); it is made of cloth on a wire frame, which can be folded round a central stick that is carried in the hand. \ مِظَلَّة (المِصْباح) \ shade: sth. that gives protection from a bright light: a lampshade. \ See Also كمة (كُمَّة) \ مِظَلَّة للهُبوط (براشوت) \ parachute: a device that slows the fall of a person (or of supplies) from an aircraft. \ مِظَلَّة المصباح \ lampshade: a cover for a lamp, to soften or direct its light. -
123 צריפא
צְרִיפָא, צְרִיפָהch. 1) same. B. Mets.42a צ׳ דאורבני a cot of bulrushes. B. Bath.6a אבל לצ׳ דאורבני לא but he has no right to put up a cot of bulrushes (and let the rain drip on the neighbors ground), v. נְטַף. Men.64b חדא ידא אאיגרא … אצריפה one hand on a flat roof, and one on a cone-shaped roof, v. preced; Yalk. Ezra 1067.Snh.44a, v. צְרַף.Pl. צְרִיפִין, צְרִיפֵי. Succ.13b הנהו צ׳ דאורבניוכ׳ those cone-shaped bundles of bulrushes are fit to cover the Succah, when the top knots are untied. 2) pr. n. pl. Tsrifa (or Ts. d ʿEna), in Babylonia. B. Mets.86a ומשחין לצ׳ מצ׳ לעינא (Ms. M. מפומבדיתא לצ׳ דעינא ומצ׳ דעינא). Snh.44a (expl. אדרת שנער, Josh. 7:21) סרבלא דצ׳ (Ms. F. ס׳ צ׳, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 3) a cloak made in Ts. (v., however, צְרַף). 3) name of an idolatrous temple (and fair) in Ashkelon. Ab. Zar.11b. -
124 צריפה
צְרִיפָא, צְרִיפָהch. 1) same. B. Mets.42a צ׳ דאורבני a cot of bulrushes. B. Bath.6a אבל לצ׳ דאורבני לא but he has no right to put up a cot of bulrushes (and let the rain drip on the neighbors ground), v. נְטַף. Men.64b חדא ידא אאיגרא … אצריפה one hand on a flat roof, and one on a cone-shaped roof, v. preced; Yalk. Ezra 1067.Snh.44a, v. צְרַף.Pl. צְרִיפִין, צְרִיפֵי. Succ.13b הנהו צ׳ דאורבניוכ׳ those cone-shaped bundles of bulrushes are fit to cover the Succah, when the top knots are untied. 2) pr. n. pl. Tsrifa (or Ts. d ʿEna), in Babylonia. B. Mets.86a ומשחין לצ׳ מצ׳ לעינא (Ms. M. מפומבדיתא לצ׳ דעינא ומצ׳ דעינא). Snh.44a (expl. אדרת שנער, Josh. 7:21) סרבלא דצ׳ (Ms. F. ס׳ צ׳, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 3) a cloak made in Ts. (v., however, צְרַף). 3) name of an idolatrous temple (and fair) in Ashkelon. Ab. Zar.11b. -
125 צְרִיפָא
צְרִיפָא, צְרִיפָהch. 1) same. B. Mets.42a צ׳ דאורבני a cot of bulrushes. B. Bath.6a אבל לצ׳ דאורבני לא but he has no right to put up a cot of bulrushes (and let the rain drip on the neighbors ground), v. נְטַף. Men.64b חדא ידא אאיגרא … אצריפה one hand on a flat roof, and one on a cone-shaped roof, v. preced; Yalk. Ezra 1067.Snh.44a, v. צְרַף.Pl. צְרִיפִין, צְרִיפֵי. Succ.13b הנהו צ׳ דאורבניוכ׳ those cone-shaped bundles of bulrushes are fit to cover the Succah, when the top knots are untied. 2) pr. n. pl. Tsrifa (or Ts. d ʿEna), in Babylonia. B. Mets.86a ומשחין לצ׳ מצ׳ לעינא (Ms. M. מפומבדיתא לצ׳ דעינא ומצ׳ דעינא). Snh.44a (expl. אדרת שנער, Josh. 7:21) סרבלא דצ׳ (Ms. F. ס׳ צ׳, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 3) a cloak made in Ts. (v., however, צְרַף). 3) name of an idolatrous temple (and fair) in Ashkelon. Ab. Zar.11b. -
126 צְרִיפָה
צְרִיפָא, צְרִיפָהch. 1) same. B. Mets.42a צ׳ דאורבני a cot of bulrushes. B. Bath.6a אבל לצ׳ דאורבני לא but he has no right to put up a cot of bulrushes (and let the rain drip on the neighbors ground), v. נְטַף. Men.64b חדא ידא אאיגרא … אצריפה one hand on a flat roof, and one on a cone-shaped roof, v. preced; Yalk. Ezra 1067.Snh.44a, v. צְרַף.Pl. צְרִיפִין, צְרִיפֵי. Succ.13b הנהו צ׳ דאורבניוכ׳ those cone-shaped bundles of bulrushes are fit to cover the Succah, when the top knots are untied. 2) pr. n. pl. Tsrifa (or Ts. d ʿEna), in Babylonia. B. Mets.86a ומשחין לצ׳ מצ׳ לעינא (Ms. M. מפומבדיתא לצ׳ דעינא ומצ׳ דעינא). Snh.44a (expl. אדרת שנער, Josh. 7:21) סרבלא דצ׳ (Ms. F. ס׳ צ׳, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 3) a cloak made in Ts. (v., however, צְרַף). 3) name of an idolatrous temple (and fair) in Ashkelon. Ab. Zar.11b. -
127 frost
[frɔst]1. noun1) frozen dew, vapour etc:جَليدThe ground was covered with frost this morning.
2) the coldness of weather needed to form ice:صَقيعThere'll be (a) frost tomorrow.
2. verb1) ( often with over or up)2) to become covered with frost:يَتَغَطّى بالجليدThe windscreen of my car frosted up last night.
3) (American) to cover a cake with frosting.يُغَطّي الحَلوى بالسُّكَّر -
128 перенос снега ветром по поверхности почвы или снежного покрова без снегопада
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