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21 משתית
מַשְׁתִּיתf. (denom. of שָׁת, pl. שָׁתוֹת; שִׁית) foundation. Gen. R. s. 71 (play on ב̇ג̇ד̇, Gen. 30:11) ב̇א מי שעתיד לגֹדֹד מַשְׁתִּיתָןוכ׳ he is coming who is destined to cut down the foundation (idolatry) of the gentiles (Eiljah the Gadite). v. מִשְׁתּוּיִין; Midr. Till. to Ps. 90:1 מַשְׁתִּיתוֹ של עכ״ום the foundation of idolatry. Gen. R. s. 75 (ref. to השתות, Ps. 11:3) Jacob שהוא מַשְׁתִּיתוֹ ויסודווכ׳ who is the foundation and basis of the world; (Yalk. Ps. 653 שְׁתִיַּית עולם, v. שְׁתִיָּה). Koh. R. to II, 5 מַשְׁתִּיתָהּ של ארץ the foundation (centre) of the earth. Ib. to II, 12. Midr. Sam. ch. XXVI. -
22 מַשְׁתִּית
מַשְׁתִּיתf. (denom. of שָׁת, pl. שָׁתוֹת; שִׁית) foundation. Gen. R. s. 71 (play on ב̇ג̇ד̇, Gen. 30:11) ב̇א מי שעתיד לגֹדֹד מַשְׁתִּיתָןוכ׳ he is coming who is destined to cut down the foundation (idolatry) of the gentiles (Eiljah the Gadite). v. מִשְׁתּוּיִין; Midr. Till. to Ps. 90:1 מַשְׁתִּיתוֹ של עכ״ום the foundation of idolatry. Gen. R. s. 75 (ref. to השתות, Ps. 11:3) Jacob שהוא מַשְׁתִּיתוֹ ויסודווכ׳ who is the foundation and basis of the world; (Yalk. Ps. 653 שְׁתִיַּית עולם, v. שְׁתִיָּה). Koh. R. to II, 5 מַשְׁתִּיתָהּ של ארץ the foundation (centre) of the earth. Ib. to II, 12. Midr. Sam. ch. XXVI. -
23 נסךְ
נָסַךְ(b. h.) to pour, cast. Y.Ber.I, 2d top, v. מָסַךְ II. Pi. נִסֵּךְ 1) to offer a libation. Succ.IV, 9 ולִמְנַסֵּךְ אומרים לווכ׳ and they said to him who offered the libation (of water), raise thy hand. Ib. שפעם אחת ני׳ אחדוכ׳ for once it happened, that a priest poured the libation out at his feet. Snh.62b זיבח … וני׳וכ׳ if one sacrificed, burnt incense, and offered a libation (to an idol) ; a. fr.Cant. R. to IV, 12 מֵאָן היו ישראל מנטרים כלוכ׳ (read: מְנַסְּכִים, v. Matt. K. a. l.) whence did the Israelites take wine for their festive gatherings during the forty years ? 2) to make wine forbidden (יֵין נֶסֶךְ) by the manipulation of a gentile suspected of dedicating it to idolatrous purposes. Keth.27a; Sabb.41a אין פנאי לנַסֵּךְ they do not take the time to manipulate the wine. Ab. Zar.56b (in Chald. dict.) והא קא מנסך בידיה but might he not dedicate it to idolatry by putting his hand into it?; והא קא מנסך ברגל might he not do it with his foot (while treading the wine)? Gitt.V, 4 המנסך he who does damage to his neighbor by touching his wine for idolatrous purposes (v. interpret. ib. 52b). Y.Ab. Zar. IV, 44a bot. מנסך כל הבור he causes all the wine in the pit to be forbidden; a. fr. Nif. נִיסָּךְ to be offered as libation, to be poured on the altar. Pes.22a כמים הנִיסָּסִין like the water which is poured on the altar, opp. הנשפכין which is poured out at the foot of the altar. Hithpa. הִתְנַסֵּךְ, Nithpa. וִתְנַסֵּךְ 1) same. Ib. המִתְנַּסְּכִים; s. fr. 2) to be made forbidden ( as dedicated to idolatry). Y. Ab. Zar. l. c. נתנ׳ הבורוכ׳ if the wine in the pit has been manipulated and become forbidden, the jet of wine poured into the pit becomes forbidden (affecting the wine in the vessel). -
24 נָסַךְ
נָסַךְ(b. h.) to pour, cast. Y.Ber.I, 2d top, v. מָסַךְ II. Pi. נִסֵּךְ 1) to offer a libation. Succ.IV, 9 ולִמְנַסֵּךְ אומרים לווכ׳ and they said to him who offered the libation (of water), raise thy hand. Ib. שפעם אחת ני׳ אחדוכ׳ for once it happened, that a priest poured the libation out at his feet. Snh.62b זיבח … וני׳וכ׳ if one sacrificed, burnt incense, and offered a libation (to an idol) ; a. fr.Cant. R. to IV, 12 מֵאָן היו ישראל מנטרים כלוכ׳ (read: מְנַסְּכִים, v. Matt. K. a. l.) whence did the Israelites take wine for their festive gatherings during the forty years ? 2) to make wine forbidden (יֵין נֶסֶךְ) by the manipulation of a gentile suspected of dedicating it to idolatrous purposes. Keth.27a; Sabb.41a אין פנאי לנַסֵּךְ they do not take the time to manipulate the wine. Ab. Zar.56b (in Chald. dict.) והא קא מנסך בידיה but might he not dedicate it to idolatry by putting his hand into it?; והא קא מנסך ברגל might he not do it with his foot (while treading the wine)? Gitt.V, 4 המנסך he who does damage to his neighbor by touching his wine for idolatrous purposes (v. interpret. ib. 52b). Y.Ab. Zar. IV, 44a bot. מנסך כל הבור he causes all the wine in the pit to be forbidden; a. fr. Nif. נִיסָּךְ to be offered as libation, to be poured on the altar. Pes.22a כמים הנִיסָּסִין like the water which is poured on the altar, opp. הנשפכין which is poured out at the foot of the altar. Hithpa. הִתְנַסֵּךְ, Nithpa. וִתְנַסֵּךְ 1) same. Ib. המִתְנַּסְּכִים; s. fr. 2) to be made forbidden ( as dedicated to idolatry). Y. Ab. Zar. l. c. נתנ׳ הבורוכ׳ if the wine in the pit has been manipulated and become forbidden, the jet of wine poured into the pit becomes forbidden (affecting the wine in the vessel). -
25 עכ״ום
עכ״ום ʿakkum, abbrev. for עבודת כוכבים ומזלות idolatry; for עובד כוכבים ומזלות, or עוֹבֶדֶת, or עוֹבְדֵי idolater, idolatress, idolaters (interchanging in editions respectively with ע״ז, ע״עז, גוי, נכרי) Zeb.40b שעירי ע׳ goats offered to atone for idolatry. Snh.59a אפי׳ ע׳ עוסק בתורהוכ׳ even an idolater (gentile) studying the Law is the equal of the high priest; (Ab. Zar.3a נכרי); B. Kam.38a; a. fr. -
26 שזף
שָׁזַף(b. h.; Shaf. of זף, v. זָפַף a. זֶפֶת) to blacken, tarnish. Cant. R. to I, 6 כך אנו … שְׁזָפַתְנוּ so it is with us, when the sun of idolatry blackened us (we may become white again); Yalk. ib. 982.Part. pass. שָׁזוּף; pl. שְׁזוּפִים. Cant. R. l. c. אבל אתם ש׳וכ׳ but you (gentile idolaters) are black (soiled by idolatry) from your mothers womb. -
27 שָׁזַף
שָׁזַף(b. h.; Shaf. of זף, v. זָפַף a. זֶפֶת) to blacken, tarnish. Cant. R. to I, 6 כך אנו … שְׁזָפַתְנוּ so it is with us, when the sun of idolatry blackened us (we may become white again); Yalk. ib. 982.Part. pass. שָׁזוּף; pl. שְׁזוּפִים. Cant. R. l. c. אבל אתם ש׳וכ׳ but you (gentile idolaters) are black (soiled by idolatry) from your mothers womb. -
28 שפיכות
שְׁפִיכוּתf. same. Makhsh. II, 3 מי ש׳ water that is poured out, dirty water, opp. מי גשמים rain water.Esp. ש׳ דמים shedding of blood. Arakh.15b כל המספר … וש׳ ד׳ he that talks slander commits great sins to be compared to the three great crimes: idolatry, incest, and bloodshed. Snh.57b (ref. to Gen. 9:6) איזהו ש׳ ד׳ של אדם שהוא בגופו יכ׳ what way of killing is a shedding of blood within a mans body? It is strangulation. Ib. 74a כל … חוץ … וש׳ ד׳ regarding all sins … one may transgress in order to escape death, except idolatry, incest, and murder; a. fr. -
29 שְׁפִיכוּת
שְׁפִיכוּתf. same. Makhsh. II, 3 מי ש׳ water that is poured out, dirty water, opp. מי גשמים rain water.Esp. ש׳ דמים shedding of blood. Arakh.15b כל המספר … וש׳ ד׳ he that talks slander commits great sins to be compared to the three great crimes: idolatry, incest, and bloodshed. Snh.57b (ref. to Gen. 9:6) איזהו ש׳ ד׳ של אדם שהוא בגופו יכ׳ what way of killing is a shedding of blood within a mans body? It is strangulation. Ib. 74a כל … חוץ … וש׳ ד׳ regarding all sins … one may transgress in order to escape death, except idolatry, incest, and murder; a. fr. -
30 הערצה עיוורת
fetichism, fetishism, idolatry, idolization -
31 עא
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32 עיר-נידחת
border town; town condemned for idolatry -
33 תועבה
abomination, shameful deed, profanity, scabrousness, villainousness, anathema; idols, idolatry -
34 אבודיינא
אַבּוּדְיָינָא, אַבּוּדְיָנָאpr. n. m. Abbudyana, a gentile name (referring to idolatry). Git. 11a. -
35 אַבּוּדְיָינָא
אַבּוּדְיָינָא, אַבּוּדְיָנָאpr. n. m. Abbudyana, a gentile name (referring to idolatry). Git. 11a. -
36 אַבּוּדְיָנָא
אַבּוּדְיָינָא, אַבּוּדְיָנָאpr. n. m. Abbudyana, a gentile name (referring to idolatry). Git. 11a. -
37 אבק
אֲבַק, אֲבֵיק(√אב, עב, cmp. אבך, חבק) 1) to entangle, twist, twine. Men.42a אביק להו מיבק (perh. אַבֵּיק Pa.) he twined (the show-fringes) with loops. 2) (neut. v.) to be attached to, cling to (idolatry etc.). Snh.64a; Ab. Zar.14b. Ib. 17a א׳ בה טובא he was very deeply attached to sensuality. -
38 אביק
אֲבַק, אֲבֵיק(√אב, עב, cmp. אבך, חבק) 1) to entangle, twist, twine. Men.42a אביק להו מיבק (perh. אַבֵּיק Pa.) he twined (the show-fringes) with loops. 2) (neut. v.) to be attached to, cling to (idolatry etc.). Snh.64a; Ab. Zar.14b. Ib. 17a א׳ בה טובא he was very deeply attached to sensuality. -
39 אֲבַק
אֲבַק, אֲבֵיק(√אב, עב, cmp. אבך, חבק) 1) to entangle, twist, twine. Men.42a אביק להו מיבק (perh. אַבֵּיק Pa.) he twined (the show-fringes) with loops. 2) (neut. v.) to be attached to, cling to (idolatry etc.). Snh.64a; Ab. Zar.14b. Ib. 17a א׳ בה טובא he was very deeply attached to sensuality. -
40 אֲבֵיק
אֲבַק, אֲבֵיק(√אב, עב, cmp. אבך, חבק) 1) to entangle, twist, twine. Men.42a אביק להו מיבק (perh. אַבֵּיק Pa.) he twined (the show-fringes) with loops. 2) (neut. v.) to be attached to, cling to (idolatry etc.). Snh.64a; Ab. Zar.14b. Ib. 17a א׳ בה טובא he was very deeply attached to sensuality.
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