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of Vardina

  • 1 ורדינא

    וַרְדִּינָאII (וַרְדַּנְיָא, וַרְדּוּנְיָא) pr. n. pl. Vardina (Vardania, Vardunia), a town in Babylonia, near Be-Berai. Sot.10a וַארְדּוּנְיָא ed. (some ed. וַורְדּוּנֵי, Ar. וורדינא). Erub.49a אנשי ורדינא (Ms. M. incorr. ורדינאה, Ms. O. ורדניא, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note; B. Ḥănanel: וורדאן, v. Berl. Beitr. Geogr. p. 34, note 3) the men of v. (known for their stinginess). V. וַרְדָּאן.

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  • 2 וַרְדִּינָא

    וַרְדִּינָאII (וַרְדַּנְיָא, וַרְדּוּנְיָא) pr. n. pl. Vardina (Vardania, Vardunia), a town in Babylonia, near Be-Berai. Sot.10a וַארְדּוּנְיָא ed. (some ed. וַורְדּוּנֵי, Ar. וורדינא). Erub.49a אנשי ורדינא (Ms. M. incorr. ורדינאה, Ms. O. ורדניא, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note; B. Ḥănanel: וורדאן, v. Berl. Beitr. Geogr. p. 34, note 3) the men of v. (known for their stinginess). V. וַרְדָּאן.

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  • 3 ורדינאה

    וַרְדִּינָאָהm. (preced.) of Vardina. Nidd.19b אמי ו׳ Ammi of v. (oth. opin. ‘handsome as a rose; Gitt.41a א׳ שפיר נאה).

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  • 4 וַרְדִּינָאָה

    וַרְדִּינָאָהm. (preced.) of Vardina. Nidd.19b אמי ו׳ Ammi of v. (oth. opin. ‘handsome as a rose; Gitt.41a א׳ שפיר נאה).

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