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1 מבנה עומק
depth structure -
2 מד-עומק
depth gauge -
3 מעמק
depth, bottom; profundity -
4 עומק
depth, deep, deepness; profundity, profoundness, inscrutability, inscrutableness, intenseness, inveteracy, sonority, soundness; size -
5 עמקות
depth, profundity, abstruseness -
6 פצצת עומק
depth bomb -
7 שיכרון מעמקים
depth intoxication -
8 עומקא I
עוּמְקָאI ch. sam(עומק, עמק depth, profoundness), 1) depth, foundation; the soil under a building. B. Bath.IV, 2 לא את הבור …אע״פ שכתב לו ע׳ורומא (in selling a building, one has not implicitly sold) the well or the subterranean store-room, although he wrote in the contract ‘depth and height (ground under the building and space above the roof); ib. 61a עומקה ורומה (corr. acc.). Ib. 63b ע׳ ורומא בסתמא לא קני depth and height, unless explicitly stated, are not sold with the house (and the seller has a right to dig under and to build on top of the house); אהני ע׳ ורומא למיקני ע׳ ורומא the specification of ‘depth and height in the contract, has the effect to give possession of the ground beneath and the space above. Ib. ואיס״ד בסתמא קני ע׳ ורומא ליהני ע׳ ורומא למיקנא בורוכ׳ but if we were to assume that depth and height are implied in the sale, let the specification of ‘depth and height have the effect to give possession of the well Ib. 64a; a. fr.Gen. R. s. 50 וסדום בע׳ היא וכ׳ now, Sodom was situated in a depression, therefore he said, and I cannot escape to the mountain; שרי בע׳וכ׳ he dwelt in a valley, and they say to him, go out to the mountain (which has a healthier climate), and yet he speaks in that manner? B. Mets. 117b נחית לע׳ דדינא; B. Kam.53a; ib. 39a לעוּמְקֵיהוכ׳, v. נְחַת; a. e.Pl. עוּמְקַיָּא, עוּמְקִין. Targ. Ps. 130:1. Targ. Ez 27:34; a. e.V. עִמְקָא. 2) (trnsf., cmp. הָלָל III) intricacy, cunning, reservation. Targ. Y. I Gen. 22:14 (Y. II פַּלְגּוּ). -
9 עוּמְקָא
עוּמְקָאI ch. sam(עומק, עמק depth, profoundness), 1) depth, foundation; the soil under a building. B. Bath.IV, 2 לא את הבור …אע״פ שכתב לו ע׳ורומא (in selling a building, one has not implicitly sold) the well or the subterranean store-room, although he wrote in the contract ‘depth and height (ground under the building and space above the roof); ib. 61a עומקה ורומה (corr. acc.). Ib. 63b ע׳ ורומא בסתמא לא קני depth and height, unless explicitly stated, are not sold with the house (and the seller has a right to dig under and to build on top of the house); אהני ע׳ ורומא למיקני ע׳ ורומא the specification of ‘depth and height in the contract, has the effect to give possession of the ground beneath and the space above. Ib. ואיס״ד בסתמא קני ע׳ ורומא ליהני ע׳ ורומא למיקנא בורוכ׳ but if we were to assume that depth and height are implied in the sale, let the specification of ‘depth and height have the effect to give possession of the well Ib. 64a; a. fr.Gen. R. s. 50 וסדום בע׳ היא וכ׳ now, Sodom was situated in a depression, therefore he said, and I cannot escape to the mountain; שרי בע׳וכ׳ he dwelt in a valley, and they say to him, go out to the mountain (which has a healthier climate), and yet he speaks in that manner? B. Mets. 117b נחית לע׳ דדינא; B. Kam.53a; ib. 39a לעוּמְקֵיהוכ׳, v. נְחַת; a. e.Pl. עוּמְקַיָּא, עוּמְקִין. Targ. Ps. 130:1. Targ. Ez 27:34; a. e.V. עִמְקָא. 2) (trnsf., cmp. הָלָל III) intricacy, cunning, reservation. Targ. Y. I Gen. 22:14 (Y. II פַּלְגּוּ). -
10 תהום
תְּהוֹםm. (b. h.; תהם, Friedr. Del. Proleg., p. 11 3) deep, depth, interior of the earth. Gen. R. s. 2 (ref. to Gen. 1:2) זו מלכות … כמו הת׳ ‘the deep, that is the wicked (Roman) empire which is unfathomable as the deep; מה הת׳ הזהוכ׳ as the deep cannot be searched out, so the wicked Y.Ḥag.II, 77c מה … ומה למטה מן הת׳ what is above the heavens, and what is beneath the deep. Snh.97b v. נָקַב; a. fr.קבר הת׳, טומאת הת׳ a grave in the depth, i. e. a covered up uncleanness discovered. Y.Naz.IX, 57d top אי זה הוא קבר הת׳ המת שנקברוכ׳ what is a grave of the depth (in a legal sense)? A corpse buried in stubble, straw, earth, or pebbles, but if buried in water, it does not make a grave of the depth (does not make unclean that which was above it before discovery). Ib. אי זהו קבר הת׳ … זוכרו a grave of the depth is one that nobody remembers to have existed; a. fr.Pl. חְּהוֹמוֹת. Mekh. Bshall., Shir., s.5, v. עִשּׁוֹנִית; a. e br/> p style="font-size:12pt; margin-top:9pt;" lang="en-US"> -
11 תְּהוֹם
תְּהוֹםm. (b. h.; תהם, Friedr. Del. Proleg., p. 11 3) deep, depth, interior of the earth. Gen. R. s. 2 (ref. to Gen. 1:2) זו מלכות … כמו הת׳ ‘the deep, that is the wicked (Roman) empire which is unfathomable as the deep; מה הת׳ הזהוכ׳ as the deep cannot be searched out, so the wicked Y.Ḥag.II, 77c מה … ומה למטה מן הת׳ what is above the heavens, and what is beneath the deep. Snh.97b v. נָקַב; a. fr.קבר הת׳, טומאת הת׳ a grave in the depth, i. e. a covered up uncleanness discovered. Y.Naz.IX, 57d top אי זה הוא קבר הת׳ המת שנקברוכ׳ what is a grave of the depth (in a legal sense)? A corpse buried in stubble, straw, earth, or pebbles, but if buried in water, it does not make a grave of the depth (does not make unclean that which was above it before discovery). Ib. אי זהו קבר הת׳ … זוכרו a grave of the depth is one that nobody remembers to have existed; a. fr.Pl. חְּהוֹמוֹת. Mekh. Bshall., Shir., s.5, v. עִשּׁוֹנִית; a. e br/> p style="font-size:12pt; margin-top:9pt;" lang="en-US"> -
12 נימוק
נִימּוּק, נִמּ׳m. (contr. of נעמוק; עָמַק) depth, penetration. Ab. dR. N. ch. XVIII; Gitt.67a ר׳ יוסי נִימּוּקוֹ עמו gave to R. Jose the surname, ‘His depth is with him, i. e. he has deep reasons for whatever be says. Ib. אלמלא ראיתו נ׳ עמו if thou hadst seen him, (thou wouldst have seen) his depth was Erub.51a. Bekh.37a מחו דתימא נ׳ עמו you might have thought, we must adopt R. Joses opinion because he is known to have deep reasons. -
13 נמ׳
נִימּוּק, נִמּ׳m. (contr. of נעמוק; עָמַק) depth, penetration. Ab. dR. N. ch. XVIII; Gitt.67a ר׳ יוסי נִימּוּקוֹ עמו gave to R. Jose the surname, ‘His depth is with him, i. e. he has deep reasons for whatever be says. Ib. אלמלא ראיתו נ׳ עמו if thou hadst seen him, (thou wouldst have seen) his depth was Erub.51a. Bekh.37a מחו דתימא נ׳ עמו you might have thought, we must adopt R. Joses opinion because he is known to have deep reasons. -
14 נִימּוּק
נִימּוּק, נִמּ׳m. (contr. of נעמוק; עָמַק) depth, penetration. Ab. dR. N. ch. XVIII; Gitt.67a ר׳ יוסי נִימּוּקוֹ עמו gave to R. Jose the surname, ‘His depth is with him, i. e. he has deep reasons for whatever be says. Ib. אלמלא ראיתו נ׳ עמו if thou hadst seen him, (thou wouldst have seen) his depth was Erub.51a. Bekh.37a מחו דתימא נ׳ עמו you might have thought, we must adopt R. Joses opinion because he is known to have deep reasons. -
15 נִמּ׳
נִימּוּק, נִמּ׳m. (contr. of נעמוק; עָמַק) depth, penetration. Ab. dR. N. ch. XVIII; Gitt.67a ר׳ יוסי נִימּוּקוֹ עמו gave to R. Jose the surname, ‘His depth is with him, i. e. he has deep reasons for whatever be says. Ib. אלמלא ראיתו נ׳ עמו if thou hadst seen him, (thou wouldst have seen) his depth was Erub.51a. Bekh.37a מחו דתימא נ׳ עמו you might have thought, we must adopt R. Joses opinion because he is known to have deep reasons. -
16 עומק
עוֹמֶק, עֹמֶקm. (b. h.; עָמַק) depth, profoundness. Pes.54b (among the things hidden to man) ע׳ הדין the profundity of divine judgment; (oth. opin.: the intricacy of human law); Mekh. Bshall., Vayassa, s. 5. Meg.3b top (ref. to Josh. 8:9, a. 13, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 4) שהלך ולן בעוֹמְקָהּוכ׳ Tosaf. (ed. שלן only) he went and spent the night in the depth (of study) of the Law; Erub.63b שהלך בעומקהוכ׳ he entered into the depth ; a. fr.Meg.6a הרוגי ע׳ those who died in the valley (Babylonia), v. רַקַּת.Pl. עוֹמָקִין. Gen. R. s. 41 beg. Ar.; Yalk. Ps. 845, v. סִיקוֹסִים II. -
17 עמק
עוֹמֶק, עֹמֶקm. (b. h.; עָמַק) depth, profoundness. Pes.54b (among the things hidden to man) ע׳ הדין the profundity of divine judgment; (oth. opin.: the intricacy of human law); Mekh. Bshall., Vayassa, s. 5. Meg.3b top (ref. to Josh. 8:9, a. 13, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 4) שהלך ולן בעוֹמְקָהּוכ׳ Tosaf. (ed. שלן only) he went and spent the night in the depth (of study) of the Law; Erub.63b שהלך בעומקהוכ׳ he entered into the depth ; a. fr.Meg.6a הרוגי ע׳ those who died in the valley (Babylonia), v. רַקַּת.Pl. עוֹמָקִין. Gen. R. s. 41 beg. Ar.; Yalk. Ps. 845, v. סִיקוֹסִים II. -
18 עוֹמֶק
עוֹמֶק, עֹמֶקm. (b. h.; עָמַק) depth, profoundness. Pes.54b (among the things hidden to man) ע׳ הדין the profundity of divine judgment; (oth. opin.: the intricacy of human law); Mekh. Bshall., Vayassa, s. 5. Meg.3b top (ref. to Josh. 8:9, a. 13, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 4) שהלך ולן בעוֹמְקָהּוכ׳ Tosaf. (ed. שלן only) he went and spent the night in the depth (of study) of the Law; Erub.63b שהלך בעומקהוכ׳ he entered into the depth ; a. fr.Meg.6a הרוגי ע׳ those who died in the valley (Babylonia), v. רַקַּת.Pl. עוֹמָקִין. Gen. R. s. 41 beg. Ar.; Yalk. Ps. 845, v. סִיקוֹסִים II. -
19 עֹמֶק
עוֹמֶק, עֹמֶקm. (b. h.; עָמַק) depth, profoundness. Pes.54b (among the things hidden to man) ע׳ הדין the profundity of divine judgment; (oth. opin.: the intricacy of human law); Mekh. Bshall., Vayassa, s. 5. Meg.3b top (ref. to Josh. 8:9, a. 13, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 4) שהלך ולן בעוֹמְקָהּוכ׳ Tosaf. (ed. שלן only) he went and spent the night in the depth (of study) of the Law; Erub.63b שהלך בעומקהוכ׳ he entered into the depth ; a. fr.Meg.6a הרוגי ע׳ those who died in the valley (Babylonia), v. רַקַּת.Pl. עוֹמָקִין. Gen. R. s. 41 beg. Ar.; Yalk. Ps. 845, v. סִיקוֹסִים II. -
20 תהום
תְּהוֹם, תְּהוֹמָאch. same. Targ. Gen. 1:2. Ib. 7:11. Targ. Ps. 42:8; a. fr.Taan.25b I saw Ridia (v. רִירְיָא) וקיימא בין ת׳ תתאה לת׳ עילאה … standing between the lower depth (of the earth), and the upper depth (of the heavens); לת׳ עילאהוכ׳ to the upper thom he said, distil thy waters; to the lower depth he said, let thy waters spring forth. Succ.53a, v. קְפָא; a. fr.Pl. תְּהוֹמִין, תְּהוֹמַיָּא, תְּהוֹמֵי. Targ. Deut. 8:7. Targ. Ex. 15:5; 8; a. fr.
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