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1 מוצא פגמים
knocker -
2 מקושה
מַקּוֹשָׁהm. (נְקַש; v. מַכּוֹשָׁה) knocker. Y.Bets. V, 63a bot. (read:) מ׳ דכנישתא מותר the use of the knocker in the synagogue is permitted (on the Sabbath); (oth. emend. v. ed. Krot. marginal note). -
3 מַקּוֹשָׁה
מַקּוֹשָׁהm. (נְקַש; v. מַכּוֹשָׁה) knocker. Y.Bets. V, 63a bot. (read:) מ׳ דכנישתא מותר the use of the knocker in the synagogue is permitted (on the Sabbath); (oth. emend. v. ed. Krot. marginal note). -
4 מרתוקא
מַרְתּוֹקָאm. ( רתק) 1) ( knuckles, fist. Targ. Y. Ex. 21:18. 2) a blow with the fist. Y.M. Kat. III, 83b (ed. Krot. מַרְתֵּיקָא); Y.Snh.VII, 25b top. 3) knocker at the door. Ib.d top (read:) מאן דעליל יהיב ליה חד במרתזקה whoever entered (the bath-house) struck him with the knocker, v. נְתִיקָה ch.V. מַרְתֵּק. -
5 מַרְתּוֹקָא
מַרְתּוֹקָאm. ( רתק) 1) ( knuckles, fist. Targ. Y. Ex. 21:18. 2) a blow with the fist. Y.M. Kat. III, 83b (ed. Krot. מַרְתֵּיקָא); Y.Snh.VII, 25b top. 3) knocker at the door. Ib.d top (read:) מאן דעליל יהיב ליה חד במרתזקה whoever entered (the bath-house) struck him with the knocker, v. נְתִיקָה ch.V. מַרְתֵּק. -
6 מבקר
n. visitor, guest, rubberneck, sightseer, visitant, caller————————critic, comptroller, reviewer, criticizer, knocker; controller; inspector -
7 מהמם
adj. stunning, flabbergasting, foudroyant, knockdown, knocker, knockout, overwhelming, dazzling -
8 מקוש
drumstick, knocker, gong, clapper, rapper————————mine laying -
9 בכושא
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10 בַּכּוּשָׁא
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11 טפוחא
טָפוֹחָא m. (v. preced.) knocker, one who by rapping at the wall discovers hidden treasures.Pl. טְפוֹחָאֵי. B. Mets.42a; cmp. גָּשוֹשָׁא. -
12 כשש
כְּשַׁש(v. כִּשְׁכֵּש) to knock, strike.Denom. מַכּוֹשָׁה. Af. אַכֵּיש to strike, chase away by knocking. Gen. R. s. 44 נסב … והוה מַכֵּיש להון … מִתְכַּשִּׁין Ar. (ed. מכתשין) Abraham took a knocker and tried to frighten them away by knocking, but they minded it not; Yalk. ib. 77 והוה מכיש להון ולא הוו מתכתשין … Ithpe, אִתְכְּשַׁש, אִתְכַּש to be frightened off by knocking, v. supra. -
13 כְּשַׁש
כְּשַׁש(v. כִּשְׁכֵּש) to knock, strike.Denom. מַכּוֹשָׁה. Af. אַכֵּיש to strike, chase away by knocking. Gen. R. s. 44 נסב … והוה מַכֵּיש להון … מִתְכַּשִּׁין Ar. (ed. מכתשין) Abraham took a knocker and tried to frighten them away by knocking, but they minded it not; Yalk. ib. 77 והוה מכיש להון ולא הוו מתכתשין … Ithpe, אִתְכְּשַׁש, אִתְכַּש to be frightened off by knocking, v. supra. -
14 מכוש
מַכּוֹש, מַכּוֹשָׁאI, מַכּוֹשָׁה ch. sam( מַכּוֹש II m. (כָּשַׁש, v. כִּשְׁכֵּש) clapper of a bell), hammer; knocker. Lev. R. s. 24 מאן דהוה ליה מ׳ whoever has a hammer (or a hoe, v. next w.). Gen. R. s. 44 (ed. Wil. מַכִּישָׁה); Yalk. ib. 77 מכושה, v. כְּשַׁש. Y.Meg.3, 73d bot., v. בַּכּוּשָׁא. -
15 מכושא
מַכּוֹש, מַכּוֹשָׁאI, מַכּוֹשָׁה ch. sam( מַכּוֹש II m. (כָּשַׁש, v. כִּשְׁכֵּש) clapper of a bell), hammer; knocker. Lev. R. s. 24 מאן דהוה ליה מ׳ whoever has a hammer (or a hoe, v. next w.). Gen. R. s. 44 (ed. Wil. מַכִּישָׁה); Yalk. ib. 77 מכושה, v. כְּשַׁש. Y.Meg.3, 73d bot., v. בַּכּוּשָׁא. -
16 מַכּוֹש
מַכּוֹש, מַכּוֹשָׁאI, מַכּוֹשָׁה ch. sam( מַכּוֹש II m. (כָּשַׁש, v. כִּשְׁכֵּש) clapper of a bell), hammer; knocker. Lev. R. s. 24 מאן דהוה ליה מ׳ whoever has a hammer (or a hoe, v. next w.). Gen. R. s. 44 (ed. Wil. מַכִּישָׁה); Yalk. ib. 77 מכושה, v. כְּשַׁש. Y.Meg.3, 73d bot., v. בַּכּוּשָׁא. -
17 מַכּוֹשָׁא
מַכּוֹש, מַכּוֹשָׁאI, מַכּוֹשָׁה ch. sam( מַכּוֹש II m. (כָּשַׁש, v. כִּשְׁכֵּש) clapper of a bell), hammer; knocker. Lev. R. s. 24 מאן דהוה ליה מ׳ whoever has a hammer (or a hoe, v. next w.). Gen. R. s. 44 (ed. Wil. מַכִּישָׁה); Yalk. ib. 77 מכושה, v. כְּשַׁש. Y.Meg.3, 73d bot., v. בַּכּוּשָׁא. -
18 נקפי
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19 ני׳
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20 נִקְפִּי
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