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1 סיכלות
folly, foolishness, stupidity -
2 סכלות
folly, foolishness, stupidity -
3 עיוור עוזר לפיסח
folly, foolishness; disservice -
4 רוח-שטות
folly, mischief -
5 שגעון
folly, madness, insanity, craziness, mania, lunacy, insaneness, nuttiness, nympholepsy -
6 שיגעון
folly, madness, insanity, craziness, mania, lunacy, insaneness, nuttiness, nympholepsy -
7 שיכלות
folly, stupidity, foolishness -
8 שכלות
folly, stupidity, foolishness -
9 שופוט
שִׁופּוּט, שִׁפּ׳m. ( שפט, v. שִׁפְטָא) childishness, folly, vanity. Koh. R. to I, 13 (expl. ענין רע, ib.) זה שִׁיפּוּטֹו של ממון this is the folly of greed for wealth (because it is never satisfied); זה שיפוטו של גזל this is the folly of robbery (because it is the foremost among the accusers of man before the throne of God); ib. זה שִׁיפּוּטָהּ של תורהוכ׳ this is the vanity of study, because one learns and: forgets again.Pl. שִׁיפּוּטִים, שִׁפּ׳ (= παιδιά) boyish things, sport, (euphem. for) sodomy. Ex. R. s. 8 (ref. to 2 Chr. 24:24) א״ת שפטים אלא ש׳ read not shfaṭim (punishment) but shippuṭim (sport); Tanḥ. Bshall. 25; ib. Vaëra 9. -
10 שפ׳
שִׁופּוּט, שִׁפּ׳m. ( שפט, v. שִׁפְטָא) childishness, folly, vanity. Koh. R. to I, 13 (expl. ענין רע, ib.) זה שִׁיפּוּטֹו של ממון this is the folly of greed for wealth (because it is never satisfied); זה שיפוטו של גזל this is the folly of robbery (because it is the foremost among the accusers of man before the throne of God); ib. זה שִׁיפּוּטָהּ של תורהוכ׳ this is the vanity of study, because one learns and: forgets again.Pl. שִׁיפּוּטִים, שִׁפּ׳ (= παιδιά) boyish things, sport, (euphem. for) sodomy. Ex. R. s. 8 (ref. to 2 Chr. 24:24) א״ת שפטים אלא ש׳ read not shfaṭim (punishment) but shippuṭim (sport); Tanḥ. Bshall. 25; ib. Vaëra 9. -
11 שִׁופּוּט
שִׁופּוּט, שִׁפּ׳m. ( שפט, v. שִׁפְטָא) childishness, folly, vanity. Koh. R. to I, 13 (expl. ענין רע, ib.) זה שִׁיפּוּטֹו של ממון this is the folly of greed for wealth (because it is never satisfied); זה שיפוטו של גזל this is the folly of robbery (because it is the foremost among the accusers of man before the throne of God); ib. זה שִׁיפּוּטָהּ של תורהוכ׳ this is the vanity of study, because one learns and: forgets again.Pl. שִׁיפּוּטִים, שִׁפּ׳ (= παιδιά) boyish things, sport, (euphem. for) sodomy. Ex. R. s. 8 (ref. to 2 Chr. 24:24) א״ת שפטים אלא ש׳ read not shfaṭim (punishment) but shippuṭim (sport); Tanḥ. Bshall. 25; ib. Vaëra 9. -
12 שִׁפּ׳
שִׁופּוּט, שִׁפּ׳m. ( שפט, v. שִׁפְטָא) childishness, folly, vanity. Koh. R. to I, 13 (expl. ענין רע, ib.) זה שִׁיפּוּטֹו של ממון this is the folly of greed for wealth (because it is never satisfied); זה שיפוטו של גזל this is the folly of robbery (because it is the foremost among the accusers of man before the throne of God); ib. זה שִׁיפּוּטָהּ של תורהוכ׳ this is the vanity of study, because one learns and: forgets again.Pl. שִׁיפּוּטִים, שִׁפּ׳ (= παιδιά) boyish things, sport, (euphem. for) sodomy. Ex. R. s. 8 (ref. to 2 Chr. 24:24) א״ת שפטים אלא ש׳ read not shfaṭim (punishment) but shippuṭim (sport); Tanḥ. Bshall. 25; ib. Vaëra 9. -
13 שוטיתא
שוֹטִיתָאf. (v. שוֹט II) 1) staff. Targ. 1 Sam. 14:27 (Ar. שוֹטְיָא); 43. Targ. Jud. 6:21 (Ar. שוטיא; some ed. שולטיתא). 2) branch, twig. Keth.17a אהנייא ליה שוֹטִיתֵיהוכ׳ the myrtle branch (with which he used to dance before bridal couples) was in the old mans favor (that a phenomenon occurred at his funeral), but some said שְׁטוּתֵיה his folly (v. שְׁבִשְׁתָּא); others said שיטתיה, v. שִׁיטְּתָא. Sabb.77b ש׳ שטותא the myrtle branch used at weddings is called shoṭitha as being shṭutha (folly). -
14 שוֹטִיתָא
שוֹטִיתָאf. (v. שוֹט II) 1) staff. Targ. 1 Sam. 14:27 (Ar. שוֹטְיָא); 43. Targ. Jud. 6:21 (Ar. שוטיא; some ed. שולטיתא). 2) branch, twig. Keth.17a אהנייא ליה שוֹטִיתֵיהוכ׳ the myrtle branch (with which he used to dance before bridal couples) was in the old mans favor (that a phenomenon occurred at his funeral), but some said שְׁטוּתֵיה his folly (v. שְׁבִשְׁתָּא); others said שיטתיה, v. שִׁיטְּתָא. Sabb.77b ש׳ שטותא the myrtle branch used at weddings is called shoṭitha as being shṭutha (folly). -
15 תפלה
תִּפְלָה, תִּי׳f. (b. h.; תָּפַל) (mud, slime, frivolity, trivial cause; impropriety, indecency. Ab. Zar.63b (in Chald. dict.) כל למעוטי תי׳ שפיר דמי anything to diminish folly (idolatry) is right. Ib. 64a ואלו למעט את הת׳ שפיר דמי Ms. M. (ed. ואלו למעוטי ת׳ שרי) but in this case, as it serves to diminish folly (the sin of כִּלְאַיִם), it is right. Tosef.Sot.VI, 8 אי אפשר לעמור על תִּיפְלָתָם Var. (ed. Zuck. התָּפֵל) it is impossible to understand their frivolous ways; a. e.Lam. R. to II, 14 נאמר בנביאי שומרון ת׳ … ירושלים ת׳ of the prophets of Samaria the word tiflah is used (Jer. 23:13) …, and of the prophets of Jerusalem the word tiflah (tafel) is used (Lam. l. c.). -
16 תי׳
תִּפְלָה, תִּי׳f. (b. h.; תָּפַל) (mud, slime, frivolity, trivial cause; impropriety, indecency. Ab. Zar.63b (in Chald. dict.) כל למעוטי תי׳ שפיר דמי anything to diminish folly (idolatry) is right. Ib. 64a ואלו למעט את הת׳ שפיר דמי Ms. M. (ed. ואלו למעוטי ת׳ שרי) but in this case, as it serves to diminish folly (the sin of כִּלְאַיִם), it is right. Tosef.Sot.VI, 8 אי אפשר לעמור על תִּיפְלָתָם Var. (ed. Zuck. התָּפֵל) it is impossible to understand their frivolous ways; a. e.Lam. R. to II, 14 נאמר בנביאי שומרון ת׳ … ירושלים ת׳ of the prophets of Samaria the word tiflah is used (Jer. 23:13) …, and of the prophets of Jerusalem the word tiflah (tafel) is used (Lam. l. c.). -
17 תִּפְלָה
תִּפְלָה, תִּי׳f. (b. h.; תָּפַל) (mud, slime, frivolity, trivial cause; impropriety, indecency. Ab. Zar.63b (in Chald. dict.) כל למעוטי תי׳ שפיר דמי anything to diminish folly (idolatry) is right. Ib. 64a ואלו למעט את הת׳ שפיר דמי Ms. M. (ed. ואלו למעוטי ת׳ שרי) but in this case, as it serves to diminish folly (the sin of כִּלְאַיִם), it is right. Tosef.Sot.VI, 8 אי אפשר לעמור על תִּיפְלָתָם Var. (ed. Zuck. התָּפֵל) it is impossible to understand their frivolous ways; a. e.Lam. R. to II, 14 נאמר בנביאי שומרון ת׳ … ירושלים ת׳ of the prophets of Samaria the word tiflah is used (Jer. 23:13) …, and of the prophets of Jerusalem the word tiflah (tafel) is used (Lam. l. c.). -
18 תִּי׳
תִּפְלָה, תִּי׳f. (b. h.; תָּפַל) (mud, slime, frivolity, trivial cause; impropriety, indecency. Ab. Zar.63b (in Chald. dict.) כל למעוטי תי׳ שפיר דמי anything to diminish folly (idolatry) is right. Ib. 64a ואלו למעט את הת׳ שפיר דמי Ms. M. (ed. ואלו למעוטי ת׳ שרי) but in this case, as it serves to diminish folly (the sin of כִּלְאַיִם), it is right. Tosef.Sot.VI, 8 אי אפשר לעמור על תִּיפְלָתָם Var. (ed. Zuck. התָּפֵל) it is impossible to understand their frivolous ways; a. e.Lam. R. to II, 14 נאמר בנביאי שומרון ת׳ … ירושלים ת׳ of the prophets of Samaria the word tiflah is used (Jer. 23:13) …, and of the prophets of Jerusalem the word tiflah (tafel) is used (Lam. l. c.). -
19 הבל ורעות רוח
vanity, vain idea, nonsense, folly -
20 הבלות
nonsense; folly; vanity
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