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1 אספסתא
אַסְפַּסְתָּאf. (reduplic. of סף, v. ספי; cmp. b. h. מִסְפּוֹא) 1) fodder for cattle. Targ. Y. Gen. 24:25; a. fr. 2) (in Talm. Bab.) any plant especially adapted for fodder, grass (Pers. ifsist, clover, prob. an adaptation of our w.; v. Snh.93a: ‘to import ביזרא דא׳ aspasta-seed; Yalk. Dan. 1060 מא׳, corr. acc.). Yeb.121b קטול א׳ cut grass. B. Kam.20a; Ab. Zar.28b פתילה דא׳ long stalks of asp.Ib. משחא דא׳ (Ms. a. old ed. ראפרסמא). B. Bath.28b. -
2 אַסְפַּסְתָּא
אַסְפַּסְתָּאf. (reduplic. of סף, v. ספי; cmp. b. h. מִסְפּוֹא) 1) fodder for cattle. Targ. Y. Gen. 24:25; a. fr. 2) (in Talm. Bab.) any plant especially adapted for fodder, grass (Pers. ifsist, clover, prob. an adaptation of our w.; v. Snh.93a: ‘to import ביזרא דא׳ aspasta-seed; Yalk. Dan. 1060 מא׳, corr. acc.). Yeb.121b קטול א׳ cut grass. B. Kam.20a; Ab. Zar.28b פתילה דא׳ long stalks of asp.Ib. משחא דא׳ (Ms. a. old ed. ראפרסמא). B. Bath.28b. -
3 שחת II
שַׁחַתII f. (preced.) low growth, corn in its earliest stage used instead of grass. Peah II, 1 הקוצר לש׳ he who cuts young corn to be used as fodder; Tosef. ib. I, 8. Men.X, 8 (71a) קוצר לש׳ ומאכיל לבהמה (Bab. ed. מאכל, corr. acc.) one may cut barley as shaḥath and give it to the cattle (before the ʿOmer has been offered); Tosef. ib. X, 32 קוצר לש׳ עד שלאוכ׳ as to cutting barley for fodder: before it has approached maturity by one third, one may begin Men.71b כל לש׳ לאוכ׳ whatever is for fodder is not considered as harvesting. Sabb.XXIV, 2. Kidd.62b; a. e. -
4 שַׁחַת
שַׁחַתII f. (preced.) low growth, corn in its earliest stage used instead of grass. Peah II, 1 הקוצר לש׳ he who cuts young corn to be used as fodder; Tosef. ib. I, 8. Men.X, 8 (71a) קוצר לש׳ ומאכיל לבהמה (Bab. ed. מאכל, corr. acc.) one may cut barley as shaḥath and give it to the cattle (before the ʿOmer has been offered); Tosef. ib. X, 32 קוצר לש׳ עד שלאוכ׳ as to cutting barley for fodder: before it has approached maturity by one third, one may begin Men.71b כל לש׳ לאוכ׳ whatever is for fodder is not considered as harvesting. Sabb.XXIV, 2. Kidd.62b; a. e. -
5 בול III
בּוּלIII (prob. fr. נבל) Bul, the biblical name for the eighth month (Marḥeshvan); v. מַרְחֶשְׁוַן R. Hash. I, 56d bot. (etym. of בול) שהעלה נובלתוכ׳ the leaves decay and the ground is cloddy; v. preced.Tanḥ. Noaḥ 11, the month is named bul, ירח שבוללין לבהמותוכ׳ the month when cattle is given mixed fodder from what is in the house; Pesik. R. s. 7. -
6 בּוּל
בּוּלIII (prob. fr. נבל) Bul, the biblical name for the eighth month (Marḥeshvan); v. מַרְחֶשְׁוַן R. Hash. I, 56d bot. (etym. of בול) שהעלה נובלתוכ׳ the leaves decay and the ground is cloddy; v. preced.Tanḥ. Noaḥ 11, the month is named bul, ירח שבוללין לבהמותוכ׳ the month when cattle is given mixed fodder from what is in the house; Pesik. R. s. 7.
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