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1 רקם II
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2 רְקָם
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3 רקמה
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4 רִקְמָה
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5 בגד
בֶּגֶדm. (b. h.; preced.) web, garment. Men.40b היא של ב׳וכ׳ if (the garment) itself is a web, but its borders are of leather. Ib. the principal element ב׳ בעינן must be a web (in order to require Tsitsith). Mekh. Mishp., Nzikin 3, v. preced. Sabb.26b; a. fr.Pl. בְּגָדִים, constr. בִּגְדֵי. Gen. R. s. 20 ב׳ א״הר Adams garments, v. אוֹר II, 3 Yoma 60b ב׳ לבן the Highpriests white garments (for the Day of Atone, Lev. 16:4), contrad. to ב׳ זהב gold-embroidered Ib. 68b; a. fr. -
6 בֶּגֶד
בֶּגֶדm. (b. h.; preced.) web, garment. Men.40b היא של ב׳וכ׳ if (the garment) itself is a web, but its borders are of leather. Ib. the principal element ב׳ בעינן must be a web (in order to require Tsitsith). Mekh. Mishp., Nzikin 3, v. preced. Sabb.26b; a. fr.Pl. בְּגָדִים, constr. בִּגְדֵי. Gen. R. s. 20 ב׳ א״הר Adams garments, v. אוֹר II, 3 Yoma 60b ב׳ לבן the Highpriests white garments (for the Day of Atone, Lev. 16:4), contrad. to ב׳ זהב gold-embroidered Ib. 68b; a. fr. -
7 סיריקון
סִירִיקוֹןm. (σηρικόν, sericum) silk-stuff, silken garment.Pl. סִירִיקִין. Sabb.20b הסיריקון an inferior silk, (contrad. to שיראים); Men.39b סרקין (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 6). Ib. סירקין. Ḥag.16b לבושים ס׳ dressed in silk. Kidd.31a סירקון של זהב a gold-embroidered silk dress. Tosef.Kel.B. Bath.V, 11 סורקין (R. S. to Kel. XXVIII, 8 סיריקון, read סִירִיקִין) silk cloaks. -
8 סִירִיקוֹן
סִירִיקוֹןm. (σηρικόν, sericum) silk-stuff, silken garment.Pl. סִירִיקִין. Sabb.20b הסיריקון an inferior silk, (contrad. to שיראים); Men.39b סרקין (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 6). Ib. סירקין. Ḥag.16b לבושים ס׳ dressed in silk. Kidd.31a סירקון של זהב a gold-embroidered silk dress. Tosef.Kel.B. Bath.V, 11 סורקין (R. S. to Kel. XXVIII, 8 סיריקון, read סִירִיקִין) silk cloaks. -
9 רקם
רָקַם(b. h.) to variegate, embroider. Yoma 72b רוֹקְמִין, v. חָשַׁב. Ib. רוֹקֵם מעשהוכ׳ the embroiderers is needle work, therefore it has only one face; a. e. Pi. רִיקֵּם same, trnsf. (v. Ps. 139:15) to form the limbs of an embryo, shape. Lev. R. s. 29, beg.; Pesik. R. s. 46 שלישית ביום צבר … רִיקְּמוֹ at three hours of the day he gathered his (Adams) dust, at four he kneaded him, at five he shaped him; Midr. Till. to Ps. 92 חמשית … ששית רקמו at five he made him a shapeless body, at six he articulated him. Y.Bets. I, 60a בצים שרִיקֵּימוּ גוזלים שלא העלו עליהןוכ׳ (not העליהן) eggs which developed chicks without a formation of wings. Ḥull.64a אם רִיקְּמָה וניקבה if the egg had developed a distinct embryo, and was perforated; a. e.Part. pass. מְרוּקָּם; f. מְרוּקֶּמֶת. Esth. R. to III, 1 עשה לו צלם מר׳וכ׳ he (Haman) made himself an image embroidered on his garment over his breast. Nidd.III, 3 (24b) ואם היה מר׳ and if the fœtus was articulated. Y. ib. 50d top, v. רָשוֹן. Tosef. ib. IV, 12. Ḥull.IX, 6 (126b) ביצת השרץ המר׳ the egg of a creeping thing (serpent) in a developed state; a. e. -
10 רָקַם
רָקַם(b. h.) to variegate, embroider. Yoma 72b רוֹקְמִין, v. חָשַׁב. Ib. רוֹקֵם מעשהוכ׳ the embroiderers is needle work, therefore it has only one face; a. e. Pi. רִיקֵּם same, trnsf. (v. Ps. 139:15) to form the limbs of an embryo, shape. Lev. R. s. 29, beg.; Pesik. R. s. 46 שלישית ביום צבר … רִיקְּמוֹ at three hours of the day he gathered his (Adams) dust, at four he kneaded him, at five he shaped him; Midr. Till. to Ps. 92 חמשית … ששית רקמו at five he made him a shapeless body, at six he articulated him. Y.Bets. I, 60a בצים שרִיקֵּימוּ גוזלים שלא העלו עליהןוכ׳ (not העליהן) eggs which developed chicks without a formation of wings. Ḥull.64a אם רִיקְּמָה וניקבה if the egg had developed a distinct embryo, and was perforated; a. e.Part. pass. מְרוּקָּם; f. מְרוּקֶּמֶת. Esth. R. to III, 1 עשה לו צלם מר׳וכ׳ he (Haman) made himself an image embroidered on his garment over his breast. Nidd.III, 3 (24b) ואם היה מר׳ and if the fœtus was articulated. Y. ib. 50d top, v. רָשוֹן. Tosef. ib. IV, 12. Ḥull.IX, 6 (126b) ביצת השרץ המר׳ the egg of a creeping thing (serpent) in a developed state; a. e.
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