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21 מַפֹּלֶת
מַפּוֹלֶת, מַפֹּלֶתf. (נָפַל) 1) dropping, throwing seed. Arakh.25a כור זרע … במ׳ יד we assess the value of a field by the quantity of seed … which it takes when strewing with the hand, opp. to מ׳ שוורים strewing from a perforated bag or wagon drawn by oxen; B. Mets. 105b; a. e.Y.Ber.III, 6c bot. במפלת יד with one and the same throw. 2) falling in, debris. Ber.3a, sq. you must not enter a ruined building for prayer מפני המ׳ because it may fall in. Y.Sabb.XVI, 15d top מצילין … מיד המ׳ we must save (on the Sabbath) … persons buried under debris. Pes.II, 3 חמץ שנפלה עליו מ׳ leavened matter covered with debris; a. fr. 3) (= מַפָּלָה) downfall. Y.Ber.V, beg.8d במ׳ של מחריביו חתם Jeremiah dosed with prophesying the downfall of the destroyers of the Temple; (Midr. Till. to Ps. 4 כמַפַּלְתָּן). -
22 נובלת
נוֹבֶלֶתf. (נָבַל) unripe fruit, esp. date, fruit falling off unripe. Y.Maasr.I, 48d bot. נ׳ היא it is unripe fruit (and not yet subject to tithes).Pl. נוֹבְלוֹת. Midr. Till. to Ps. 14 עחיד … להשירו כנ׳וכ׳ the Lord will cause him (Esau-Rome) to drop like unripe fruit which drops from the treeEsp. nobloth a) an inferior quality of dates (which generally fall off unripe). Dem. I, 1 נ׳ התמרה. Ber.VI, 3, expl. ib. 40b בושלי כמרא (v. בּוּשְׁלָא), and תמרי דזיקא (v. זִיקָא I). Y. ib. VI, 10c top ראה נ׳ שנשרווכ׳ when one sees nobloth which fell off, one says, ‘blessed be the faithful Judge. Tosef.Dem.I, 1 חנ׳ … התמרה the unripe dates which are sold with the palm; Y. ib. I, 21c bot. Tanḥ. Bmidb. 15 מה החמרה הזו עושה תמרים ועושה נ׳ as the palm bears good dates and inferior ones ; Num. R. s. 3, beg. תמרים רטובין ניקלווסין נ׳ (read ונ׳); a. e.b) (trnsf.) an inferior variety. Gen. R. s. 17 נ׳ מיחהוכ׳ a variety of death is sleep, of prophecy, dream ; ib. s. 44; Yalk. ib. 23; 77; Yalk. Sam. 139. Ib. נ׳ אורה של מעלהוכ׳ a variety of the upper (divine) light is the globe of the sun, of the upper wisdom, the Law. -
23 נוֹבֶלֶת
נוֹבֶלֶתf. (נָבַל) unripe fruit, esp. date, fruit falling off unripe. Y.Maasr.I, 48d bot. נ׳ היא it is unripe fruit (and not yet subject to tithes).Pl. נוֹבְלוֹת. Midr. Till. to Ps. 14 עחיד … להשירו כנ׳וכ׳ the Lord will cause him (Esau-Rome) to drop like unripe fruit which drops from the treeEsp. nobloth a) an inferior quality of dates (which generally fall off unripe). Dem. I, 1 נ׳ התמרה. Ber.VI, 3, expl. ib. 40b בושלי כמרא (v. בּוּשְׁלָא), and תמרי דזיקא (v. זִיקָא I). Y. ib. VI, 10c top ראה נ׳ שנשרווכ׳ when one sees nobloth which fell off, one says, ‘blessed be the faithful Judge. Tosef.Dem.I, 1 חנ׳ … התמרה the unripe dates which are sold with the palm; Y. ib. I, 21c bot. Tanḥ. Bmidb. 15 מה החמרה הזו עושה תמרים ועושה נ׳ as the palm bears good dates and inferior ones ; Num. R. s. 3, beg. תמרים רטובין ניקלווסין נ׳ (read ונ׳); a. e.b) (trnsf.) an inferior variety. Gen. R. s. 17 נ׳ מיחהוכ׳ a variety of death is sleep, of prophecy, dream ; ib. s. 44; Yalk. ib. 23; 77; Yalk. Sam. 139. Ib. נ׳ אורה של מעלהוכ׳ a variety of the upper (divine) light is the globe of the sun, of the upper wisdom, the Law. -
24 נוני
נוני, נִוְנֶה(= נונו = נענע v. preced.; cmp. צִוְצֵי, s. v. צָוַץ) to be tender, delicate. Hithpalp. הִתְנַוְנֶה, Nithpa. נִתְנַוְנֶה to become delicate, be failing, to fall away. B. Kam.91a אמדוהו והיה מִתְנַוְנֶה והולך (Ms. M. מִתְנַוְונֶה; ed. Sonc. מִתְנַוֶּה) if the experts declared his injuries as curable (and the court assessed the damages accordingly), but he continues to be falling away. Ḥull.57b מִתְנַוְונָה והולכת (Tosef. ib. III, 9 מכחשת) if the animal loses flesh, opp. משבחת. Sot.III, 5; ib. 6a מתנוונא (corr. acc.). Ib. 26a במתנונה דרך איברים when she is ailing all over the body (not suffering locally as predicted for the faithless woman, Num. 5:27); Y. ib. III, 19a bot. המִתְנַוָּוה. -
25 נונה
נוני, נִוְנֶה(= נונו = נענע v. preced.; cmp. צִוְצֵי, s. v. צָוַץ) to be tender, delicate. Hithpalp. הִתְנַוְנֶה, Nithpa. נִתְנַוְנֶה to become delicate, be failing, to fall away. B. Kam.91a אמדוהו והיה מִתְנַוְנֶה והולך (Ms. M. מִתְנַוְונֶה; ed. Sonc. מִתְנַוֶּה) if the experts declared his injuries as curable (and the court assessed the damages accordingly), but he continues to be falling away. Ḥull.57b מִתְנַוְונָה והולכת (Tosef. ib. III, 9 מכחשת) if the animal loses flesh, opp. משבחת. Sot.III, 5; ib. 6a מתנוונא (corr. acc.). Ib. 26a במתנונה דרך איברים when she is ailing all over the body (not suffering locally as predicted for the faithless woman, Num. 5:27); Y. ib. III, 19a bot. המִתְנַוָּוה. -
26 נִוְנֶה
נוני, נִוְנֶה(= נונו = נענע v. preced.; cmp. צִוְצֵי, s. v. צָוַץ) to be tender, delicate. Hithpalp. הִתְנַוְנֶה, Nithpa. נִתְנַוְנֶה to become delicate, be failing, to fall away. B. Kam.91a אמדוהו והיה מִתְנַוְנֶה והולך (Ms. M. מִתְנַוְונֶה; ed. Sonc. מִתְנַוֶּה) if the experts declared his injuries as curable (and the court assessed the damages accordingly), but he continues to be falling away. Ḥull.57b מִתְנַוְונָה והולכת (Tosef. ib. III, 9 מכחשת) if the animal loses flesh, opp. משבחת. Sot.III, 5; ib. 6a מתנוונא (corr. acc.). Ib. 26a במתנונה דרך איברים when she is ailing all over the body (not suffering locally as predicted for the faithless woman, Num. 5:27); Y. ib. III, 19a bot. המִתְנַוָּוה.
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