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41 רָגַש
רָגַש(b. h.) to tremble, shake; to rage. Hif. הִרְגִּיש 1) to stir up, gather in a crowd. Midr. Till. to Ps. 118:10 שהוא עתיד להַרְגִּישוכ׳ he shall stir up all nations and bring them to Jerusalem; a. e. 2) to be affected, feel, perceive. Ex. R. s. 14 היו ניטלין … ולא היינו מַרְגִּישִׁין they might have taken all our belongings in the days of darkness, and we should not have noticed it. Ib. s. 15 הביא … ולאה׳ פרעה God brought plagues upon the Egyptians, but Pharaoh did not care; כיון … התחיל מַרְגִּישוכ׳ when the plague touched his own body, he began to feel it and cry Meg.15b אולי יַרְגִּיש המקוםוכ׳ (Esther, in inviting Haman, thought,) perhaps God will feel (compassion at my self-humiliation), and do a miracle for us. Sabb.13b אין בשר המת מרגיש באיזמל dead flesh feels not the knife (we have grown indolent through the frequency of persecutions); אין … שבחי מרגישוכ׳ the dead flesh in a living body feels not ; Y.Taan.III, 66d bot. Y.Ber.V, 9a bot. לא הִרְגַּשְׁתָּ didst thou not feel (the lizards bite)? יבא עלי … אם הִרְגַּשְׁתִּי may evil befall me, if, in my devotion …, I felt it. Y.Erub.I, 19b שאילו ישמט הוא מרגיש if it should slip off, he would find it out. Gen. R. s. 47 ה׳ ונצטער he felt (the pain of circumcision) and suffered. Pesik. R. s. 11 כל הפירות … מַרְגִּישִׁים … וכילם … ומרגישים of all fruits in a bag, you take some, and the others are not affected, but in the case of nuts … all are in heavy commotion; כך ישראל … וכולם מרגישום so is it with Israel: one man sins, and all feel the effect of it; Yalk. Cant. 992; a. fr. Pi. רִגֵּש to create excitement. Lam. R. to II, 7 קול צרות מְרַגְּשוֹת the noise of exciting troubles. Hithpa. הִתְרַגֵּש to come in crowds, rush forth, storm. Tanḥ. Lekh 9 עתידין … להִתְרַגֵּש עליהם all kings shall come in a rage against them. Y.Ber.V, 8d bot. those hard times (v. חָצַף) היוצאות המִתְרַגְּשות לבא לעולם which go forth, which rush to enter the world. B. Kam.80b ושאר פורעניות המתרגשות ובאותוכ׳ and other calamities which break forth and visit a community; Taan.14a; a. e. -
42 תרפות
תַּרְפּוּתf. (תָּרַף) ( foulness, obscenity, debauchery at idolatrous festivals. Ab. Zar. II, 3 ההולכין לת׳ אסורוכ׳ you must not deal with those who journey to idolatrous festivals (Dionysia), but you may deal with those who are coming home; Tosef. ib. I, 15; Y. ib. II, 41b (read:) אית תניי תני ת׳ ואית תניי תני תרבות מאן … תרפיםוכ׳ some read tarputh, and others read tarbuth; he that reads tarputh refers to trafim (תְּרָפִים obscenities, v. תּוֹרְפָה), v. תּוֹרִיב. Tosef. l. c. 16 לא … עם שיירא בת׳ (our w. omitted in ed. Zuck.) a man (Jew) must not go with a party on an idolatrous pilgrimage. Bab. ib. 32b נכרי ההולך לת׳וכ׳ if a gentile is going to an idolatrous festival, you must not deal with him, because he goes to offer his devotion to idolatry, but on his way back you may deal with him ; ישראל ההולך לת׳וכ׳ if a Jew is going to an idolatrous festival, you may deal with him on his way to it, for he may reconsider and not go ; a. e. -
43 תַּרְפּוּת
תַּרְפּוּתf. (תָּרַף) ( foulness, obscenity, debauchery at idolatrous festivals. Ab. Zar. II, 3 ההולכין לת׳ אסורוכ׳ you must not deal with those who journey to idolatrous festivals (Dionysia), but you may deal with those who are coming home; Tosef. ib. I, 15; Y. ib. II, 41b (read:) אית תניי תני ת׳ ואית תניי תני תרבות מאן … תרפיםוכ׳ some read tarputh, and others read tarbuth; he that reads tarputh refers to trafim (תְּרָפִים obscenities, v. תּוֹרְפָה), v. תּוֹרִיב. Tosef. l. c. 16 לא … עם שיירא בת׳ (our w. omitted in ed. Zuck.) a man (Jew) must not go with a party on an idolatrous pilgrimage. Bab. ib. 32b נכרי ההולך לת׳וכ׳ if a gentile is going to an idolatrous festival, you must not deal with him, because he goes to offer his devotion to idolatry, but on his way back you may deal with him ; ישראל ההולך לת׳וכ׳ if a Jew is going to an idolatrous festival, you may deal with him on his way to it, for he may reconsider and not go ; a. e.
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