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1 המון אדם
multitude -
2 קהל גדול
multitude -
3 נח בשבע שגיאות
multitude of spelling mistakes, multiple spelling mistakes in a simple short word -
4 רבוי
multitude, plurality, variety, profusion, multiplicity, increase, multifariousness, numerousity, numerousness; reproduction -
5 רבויי
multitude, plurality, variety, profusion, multiplicity, increase, multifariousness, numerousity, numerousness; reproduction -
6 ריבוי
multitude, plurality, variety, profusion, multiplicity, increase, multifariousness, numerousity, numerousness; reproduction -
7 ריבויי
multitude, plurality, variety, profusion, multiplicity, increase, multifariousness, numerousity, numerousness; reproduction -
8 המון
הָמוֹן, הֲמוֹנָאch. sam(המון noise, tumult; multitude), multitude. Targ. Is. 13:4. Targ. 2 Kings 25:11; a. e. -
9 המונא
הָמוֹן, הֲמוֹנָאch. sam(המון noise, tumult; multitude), multitude. Targ. Is. 13:4. Targ. 2 Kings 25:11; a. e. -
10 הָמוֹן
הָמוֹן, הֲמוֹנָאch. sam(המון noise, tumult; multitude), multitude. Targ. Is. 13:4. Targ. 2 Kings 25:11; a. e. -
11 הֲמוֹנָא
הָמוֹן, הֲמוֹנָאch. sam(המון noise, tumult; multitude), multitude. Targ. Is. 13:4. Targ. 2 Kings 25:11; a. e. -
12 ערב
עֵרֶבm. (b. h.; עָרַב I) 1) woof, opp. שתי warp. Kel. I, 5 חוט ע׳ a thread of the woof (thicker than that of the warp). Nidd.25b כשל ע׳ as thick as a thread of the woof; a. fr.Trnsf. the latitudinal direction, opp. to שתי longitudinal direction. Sabb.85b אם היו זרועין שתי זורען ע׳ if the beds (in a square) were planted lengthwise, he must plant (on the interspaces) crosswise. Ḥull.109b קורעו שתי וע׳ he tears it (the udder) lengthwise and crosswise. Y.Ter.III, 42a bot. משהילכו בהן שתי וע׳ as soon as they trod on them (the grapes) once lengthwise and crosswise; a. fr.(In later Hebrew שתי וע׳ cross, emblem of Christianity. 2) mixture; ע׳ רב (= ערברב) mixed multitude. Tanḥ. Ki Thissa 30. Bets.32b הני מע׳ רבוכ׳ they are descendants of the mixed multitude (that came from Egypt); a. e., v. עֵירַבְרְבִין. -
13 עֵרֶב
עֵרֶבm. (b. h.; עָרַב I) 1) woof, opp. שתי warp. Kel. I, 5 חוט ע׳ a thread of the woof (thicker than that of the warp). Nidd.25b כשל ע׳ as thick as a thread of the woof; a. fr.Trnsf. the latitudinal direction, opp. to שתי longitudinal direction. Sabb.85b אם היו זרועין שתי זורען ע׳ if the beds (in a square) were planted lengthwise, he must plant (on the interspaces) crosswise. Ḥull.109b קורעו שתי וע׳ he tears it (the udder) lengthwise and crosswise. Y.Ter.III, 42a bot. משהילכו בהן שתי וע׳ as soon as they trod on them (the grapes) once lengthwise and crosswise; a. fr.(In later Hebrew שתי וע׳ cross, emblem of Christianity. 2) mixture; ע׳ רב (= ערברב) mixed multitude. Tanḥ. Ki Thissa 30. Bets.32b הני מע׳ רבוכ׳ they are descendants of the mixed multitude (that came from Egypt); a. e., v. עֵירַבְרְבִין. -
14 רוב
רֹובm. (b. h.; רָבַב) multitude; larger portion; majority. Meg.15b (ref. to Esth. 5:11) וכמהר׳ בניו how large was the multitude of his sons? Bekh.VI, 8 ר׳ המדברוכ׳ the larger portion of the anterior part of the tongue. Keth.15a הולכין אחרר׳ העיר we are guided by the legal status of the majority of the inhabitants of the town; ר׳ סיעה the majority of the members of the caravan that encamped near the town. Ib.; Ḥull.95a, a. e. בנמצא הלך אחר הר׳ when a piece of meat is found, we go by the majority of the meat stalls (to decide whether it be kasher or not). Ib. 3b, a. e. ר׳ מצוייןוכ׳ most of those engaged in slaughtering are experts. Sabb.118b רוּבָּן של צדיקיםוכ׳ most righteous men die from bowel diseases. Ḥull.II, 1 רוּבֹּו של אחד כמוהו if one cuts through the larger portion of the organ (v. סִימָן), it is considered as if he had cut it through. Hor.3b בכל התורּה … רובו ככולו in the entire Law we adopt the rule that a majority (or the larger portion) are legally equal to an entirety; Naz.42a; a. v. fr.Gitt.60b ר׳ בכתבוכ׳ the majority of the halakhic decisions rests on the Scripture (is derived from the text by interpretation), and the minority on tradition; v. Y.Peah I, 17a bot.Y.Yeb.IV, 6b top עד שיפרש לו רובו, read: רַבֹּו. -
15 רֹוב
רֹובm. (b. h.; רָבַב) multitude; larger portion; majority. Meg.15b (ref. to Esth. 5:11) וכמהר׳ בניו how large was the multitude of his sons? Bekh.VI, 8 ר׳ המדברוכ׳ the larger portion of the anterior part of the tongue. Keth.15a הולכין אחרר׳ העיר we are guided by the legal status of the majority of the inhabitants of the town; ר׳ סיעה the majority of the members of the caravan that encamped near the town. Ib.; Ḥull.95a, a. e. בנמצא הלך אחר הר׳ when a piece of meat is found, we go by the majority of the meat stalls (to decide whether it be kasher or not). Ib. 3b, a. e. ר׳ מצוייןוכ׳ most of those engaged in slaughtering are experts. Sabb.118b רוּבָּן של צדיקיםוכ׳ most righteous men die from bowel diseases. Ḥull.II, 1 רוּבֹּו של אחד כמוהו if one cuts through the larger portion of the organ (v. סִימָן), it is considered as if he had cut it through. Hor.3b בכל התורּה … רובו ככולו in the entire Law we adopt the rule that a majority (or the larger portion) are legally equal to an entirety; Naz.42a; a. v. fr.Gitt.60b ר׳ בכתבוכ׳ the majority of the halakhic decisions rests on the Scripture (is derived from the text by interpretation), and the minority on tradition; v. Y.Peah I, 17a bot.Y.Yeb.IV, 6b top עד שיפרש לו רובו, read: רַבֹּו. -
16 המון
adv. much/many, plenty, lots of, oodles, world————————crowd, mass, mob, multitude, host, horde, legion, flock, herd, shoal, swarm, throng; noise, din -
17 המוני בית ישראל
the multitude of Israel -
18 מספר רב
legion, many, multiplicity, multitude, myriad, scores, shoal -
19 צבור
adj. accumulated, stocked, piled up, stockpiled, agglomerate————————pile, heap————————public, community, multitude, mass -
20 ציבור
pile, heap————————public, community, multitude, mass
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