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21 פיסטיס
פִּיסְטִין, פִּיסְטִיס, פִּסְ׳,f. (πίστις) trust. Yalk. Ps. 672 נוטלין … ופורעין בפ׳ they borrow from one another in trust (without witnesses or note) and pay in trust; Midr. Till. to Ps. 19 בפינוסין, ed. Bub. בפטסין (corr. acc.).Esp. שטר פ׳ a deed of trust, an instrument by which property is conveyed to a person in trust (fideicommissum) to use it in a certain way; a feigned sale or donation (for the purpose of eluding creditors). Y.Keth.II, 26b bot. נאמנין … ושטר פ׳ הוא (not פוסיטים, פיסיטים) witnesses (signed on an instrument) are credited when they say, it was a deed of trust (v. אֲמָנָה), or it was a feigned transfer. Ib. (ref. to Job 11:14) ‘if there be wrong in thy house, remove it, this means a deed ; Bab. ib. 19b פסים, (read with Ar. פָּסִיס q. v.). Ib. 79a הרוצה … כותבת שטר פסים לאחרים if a woman desires to withhold her property from her husbands control, she may write out a deed of trust (a feigned transfer) to a third person (prior to her marriage); Tosef. ib. IX, 2 כותבן שטר פטים לאחר ed. Zuck. (Var. בטפיח, כותבתו בטפוס, corr. acc.). B. Bath. 154b אם אמר שטר פסים הוא זה (Ms. H. פיס) if he says, it was a feigned sale (you persuaded me to a nominal sale in order to make people believe that you are a man of means). -
22 פִּיסְטִין
פִּיסְטִין, פִּיסְטִיס, פִּסְ׳,f. (πίστις) trust. Yalk. Ps. 672 נוטלין … ופורעין בפ׳ they borrow from one another in trust (without witnesses or note) and pay in trust; Midr. Till. to Ps. 19 בפינוסין, ed. Bub. בפטסין (corr. acc.).Esp. שטר פ׳ a deed of trust, an instrument by which property is conveyed to a person in trust (fideicommissum) to use it in a certain way; a feigned sale or donation (for the purpose of eluding creditors). Y.Keth.II, 26b bot. נאמנין … ושטר פ׳ הוא (not פוסיטים, פיסיטים) witnesses (signed on an instrument) are credited when they say, it was a deed of trust (v. אֲמָנָה), or it was a feigned transfer. Ib. (ref. to Job 11:14) ‘if there be wrong in thy house, remove it, this means a deed ; Bab. ib. 19b פסים, (read with Ar. פָּסִיס q. v.). Ib. 79a הרוצה … כותבת שטר פסים לאחרים if a woman desires to withhold her property from her husbands control, she may write out a deed of trust (a feigned transfer) to a third person (prior to her marriage); Tosef. ib. IX, 2 כותבן שטר פטים לאחר ed. Zuck. (Var. בטפיח, כותבתו בטפוס, corr. acc.). B. Bath. 154b אם אמר שטר פסים הוא זה (Ms. H. פיס) if he says, it was a feigned sale (you persuaded me to a nominal sale in order to make people believe that you are a man of means). -
23 פִּיסְטִיס
פִּיסְטִין, פִּיסְטִיס, פִּסְ׳,f. (πίστις) trust. Yalk. Ps. 672 נוטלין … ופורעין בפ׳ they borrow from one another in trust (without witnesses or note) and pay in trust; Midr. Till. to Ps. 19 בפינוסין, ed. Bub. בפטסין (corr. acc.).Esp. שטר פ׳ a deed of trust, an instrument by which property is conveyed to a person in trust (fideicommissum) to use it in a certain way; a feigned sale or donation (for the purpose of eluding creditors). Y.Keth.II, 26b bot. נאמנין … ושטר פ׳ הוא (not פוסיטים, פיסיטים) witnesses (signed on an instrument) are credited when they say, it was a deed of trust (v. אֲמָנָה), or it was a feigned transfer. Ib. (ref. to Job 11:14) ‘if there be wrong in thy house, remove it, this means a deed ; Bab. ib. 19b פסים, (read with Ar. פָּסִיס q. v.). Ib. 79a הרוצה … כותבת שטר פסים לאחרים if a woman desires to withhold her property from her husbands control, she may write out a deed of trust (a feigned transfer) to a third person (prior to her marriage); Tosef. ib. IX, 2 כותבן שטר פטים לאחר ed. Zuck. (Var. בטפיח, כותבתו בטפוס, corr. acc.). B. Bath. 154b אם אמר שטר פסים הוא זה (Ms. H. פיס) if he says, it was a feigned sale (you persuaded me to a nominal sale in order to make people believe that you are a man of means). -
24 פִּסְ׳
פִּיסְטִין, פִּיסְטִיס, פִּסְ׳,f. (πίστις) trust. Yalk. Ps. 672 נוטלין … ופורעין בפ׳ they borrow from one another in trust (without witnesses or note) and pay in trust; Midr. Till. to Ps. 19 בפינוסין, ed. Bub. בפטסין (corr. acc.).Esp. שטר פ׳ a deed of trust, an instrument by which property is conveyed to a person in trust (fideicommissum) to use it in a certain way; a feigned sale or donation (for the purpose of eluding creditors). Y.Keth.II, 26b bot. נאמנין … ושטר פ׳ הוא (not פוסיטים, פיסיטים) witnesses (signed on an instrument) are credited when they say, it was a deed of trust (v. אֲמָנָה), or it was a feigned transfer. Ib. (ref. to Job 11:14) ‘if there be wrong in thy house, remove it, this means a deed ; Bab. ib. 19b פסים, (read with Ar. פָּסִיס q. v.). Ib. 79a הרוצה … כותבת שטר פסים לאחרים if a woman desires to withhold her property from her husbands control, she may write out a deed of trust (a feigned transfer) to a third person (prior to her marriage); Tosef. ib. IX, 2 כותבן שטר פטים לאחר ed. Zuck. (Var. בטפיח, כותבתו בטפוס, corr. acc.). B. Bath. 154b אם אמר שטר פסים הוא זה (Ms. H. פיס) if he says, it was a feigned sale (you persuaded me to a nominal sale in order to make people believe that you are a man of means). -
25 צרךְ
צְרַךְch. sam(צרךְto need, want). Targ. Y. II Gen. 16:5.Y.B. Bath.VIII, 16b bot. צַרְכַת וזבנתוכ׳ she needed money and sold to her husband (the property which she had assigned to her brother). Y.Erub.V, beg.22b (read:) צ׳ לך צחק לך לא צ׳ לך הפליג עליך he who needs thee may smile (assent) to thee (flatter thee), he who needs thee not, dares to wonder at thee (in disapproval); Y.Snh.XI, 30b top צריך לך שחקוכ׳; a. e.Mostly pass. צְרִיךְ to need, be needed. Ib. תלת עשרה … דלא צ׳ ליה he spent thirteen years … without needing him. Taan.20b לא צְרִיכְנָא האידנא now we do not need it. Yeb.105b תא לא צְרִיכַת come back, she needs not (to be examined, or: thou needest not examine her). Ber.13b תו לא צריכת more you need not do; a. fr. Ithpa. אִצְטָרֵךְ, Ithpe. אִצְטְרִיךְ to be needed; to need. Targ. Y. I Gen. 16:5. Ib. 47:12; a. fr.Taan.23a כי מִצְטְרִיךְ עלמא למטרא whenever the world needed rain. Ber.9a א׳ למכתבוכ׳ it was necessary (in the Scriptural text) to write hazzeh. Ib. 13a והיו … למה לי א׳וכ׳ that vhayu (Deut. 6:6) which is written, what is it for? It is needed because of the preceding shmʿa. Bets.7a א׳ לאשמעינן it was necessary to let us understand distinctly. Bekh.31a אִיצְטְרִיכָא ליה שעתא the time needed him, i. e. the scholars felt in need of his teaching. Ḥull.38a איצטריכא ליה לאבא לאזוזיוכ׳ does Abba (do you) consider the shaking of the ears (of the animal) an indispensable symptom of vitality? Keth.22a אלא כי א׳ קרא לכדרב הונאוכ׳ but that citation is needed for the rule which R. H. … deduced from it. Ib. 97a אִיצְטְרִיכוּ … למזבןוכ׳ he wanted money to buy oxen; לסוף לא איצטריכו ליה finally he found that he could do without it. Ber.47b תרי איצטריכו two more persons were wanted (to make up the legal quorum); a. v. fr.Gen. R. s. 91 אִיצְטַרְכִית למשאליה I felt the need of asking him; Y.Ber.VII, 11b אִצָּרְכַת לי sub. למשאליה, v. צְרִיךְ. Af. אַצְרַךְ as preced. Hif. Gitt.63b אַצְרְכָהּ … גט R. … decided that she required a letter of divorce. -
26 צְרַךְ
צְרַךְch. sam(צרךְto need, want). Targ. Y. II Gen. 16:5.Y.B. Bath.VIII, 16b bot. צַרְכַת וזבנתוכ׳ she needed money and sold to her husband (the property which she had assigned to her brother). Y.Erub.V, beg.22b (read:) צ׳ לך צחק לך לא צ׳ לך הפליג עליך he who needs thee may smile (assent) to thee (flatter thee), he who needs thee not, dares to wonder at thee (in disapproval); Y.Snh.XI, 30b top צריך לך שחקוכ׳; a. e.Mostly pass. צְרִיךְ to need, be needed. Ib. תלת עשרה … דלא צ׳ ליה he spent thirteen years … without needing him. Taan.20b לא צְרִיכְנָא האידנא now we do not need it. Yeb.105b תא לא צְרִיכַת come back, she needs not (to be examined, or: thou needest not examine her). Ber.13b תו לא צריכת more you need not do; a. fr. Ithpa. אִצְטָרֵךְ, Ithpe. אִצְטְרִיךְ to be needed; to need. Targ. Y. I Gen. 16:5. Ib. 47:12; a. fr.Taan.23a כי מִצְטְרִיךְ עלמא למטרא whenever the world needed rain. Ber.9a א׳ למכתבוכ׳ it was necessary (in the Scriptural text) to write hazzeh. Ib. 13a והיו … למה לי א׳וכ׳ that vhayu (Deut. 6:6) which is written, what is it for? It is needed because of the preceding shmʿa. Bets.7a א׳ לאשמעינן it was necessary to let us understand distinctly. Bekh.31a אִיצְטְרִיכָא ליה שעתא the time needed him, i. e. the scholars felt in need of his teaching. Ḥull.38a איצטריכא ליה לאבא לאזוזיוכ׳ does Abba (do you) consider the shaking of the ears (of the animal) an indispensable symptom of vitality? Keth.22a אלא כי א׳ קרא לכדרב הונאוכ׳ but that citation is needed for the rule which R. H. … deduced from it. Ib. 97a אִיצְטְרִיכוּ … למזבןוכ׳ he wanted money to buy oxen; לסוף לא איצטריכו ליה finally he found that he could do without it. Ber.47b תרי איצטריכו two more persons were wanted (to make up the legal quorum); a. v. fr.Gen. R. s. 91 אִיצְטַרְכִית למשאליה I felt the need of asking him; Y.Ber.VII, 11b אִצָּרְכַת לי sub. למשאליה, v. צְרִיךְ. Af. אַצְרַךְ as preced. Hif. Gitt.63b אַצְרְכָהּ … גט R. … decided that she required a letter of divorce. -
27 קולר
קוֹלָרm. (collare) collar, (Roman) prisoners band or chain around the neck. Y.Ned.IX, beg.41b הנודר … ק׳ על צוארו he who makes a vow is like one putting a collar around his neck. Ib. (read:) לקוסטודיא … וראה ק׳ אחד פנויוכ׳ it is as if a guard passed by (with prisoners), and some one seeing a collar vacant would put his head into it. Gitt.VI, 5 היוצא בק׳וכ׳ if one is led out in chains (a prisoner) and says, write ye a letter of divorce ; Y. ib. 48a bot. לא סוף דבר בק׳ של סכנה אלאאפי׳ בק׳ של ממון this refers not only to a prisoner in danger (to be tried for his life), but also to a prisoner to be tried for a money matter; שכל הק׳וכ׳ for every prisoner is to be considered in danger of his life. Bab. ib. 65b גניבא יוצא בק׳ הוה was taken prisoner; (Y. ib. l. c. אתאפק למתקטלא). Lam. R. introd. (R. Zʿera) העביר ק׳ מצוארווכ׳ he (King Hosea) removed the collar (of responsibility) from his neck, and put it on the neck of the people ; Yalk. Kings 236. Snh.7b, a. e. עשרה … ק׳ תלויוכ׳ if ten men sit in court, the responsibility rests upon every one of them; a. fr.Pl. קוֹלָרִים, קוֹלָרִין.(Midr. Till. to Ps. 10:10 מפיל בקולרים, v. קְלִירוֹס.Y.Ber.VII, 11c (Daniel said,) בניו … בק׳וכ׳ His children are in chains (in the Babylonian exile), where is His strength (that we should say הגבור)? (Yoma 69b נכרים משתעבדים בבניו). Yalk. l. c. אחר מפלתו … שבאו עמו בק׳וכ׳ after the downfall of Sennacherib Ezekiah arose and freed all the people that had come with him in chains (the Egyptian prisoners) ; a. e.Trnsf. a chain of men, gang. Yeb.122a ק׳ של בני אדםוכ׳ a party of men travelling to Antiochia; Tosef. ib. XIV, 7 קוֹלָאר (Var. קולר).Pl. as ab. Kidd.72b ק׳ ק׳ Ar. (ed. only once ק׳), a Var. to צוורני (v. Rashi a. l.), v. צוְורָנָא. -
28 קוֹלָר
קוֹלָרm. (collare) collar, (Roman) prisoners band or chain around the neck. Y.Ned.IX, beg.41b הנודר … ק׳ על צוארו he who makes a vow is like one putting a collar around his neck. Ib. (read:) לקוסטודיא … וראה ק׳ אחד פנויוכ׳ it is as if a guard passed by (with prisoners), and some one seeing a collar vacant would put his head into it. Gitt.VI, 5 היוצא בק׳וכ׳ if one is led out in chains (a prisoner) and says, write ye a letter of divorce ; Y. ib. 48a bot. לא סוף דבר בק׳ של סכנה אלאאפי׳ בק׳ של ממון this refers not only to a prisoner in danger (to be tried for his life), but also to a prisoner to be tried for a money matter; שכל הק׳וכ׳ for every prisoner is to be considered in danger of his life. Bab. ib. 65b גניבא יוצא בק׳ הוה was taken prisoner; (Y. ib. l. c. אתאפק למתקטלא). Lam. R. introd. (R. Zʿera) העביר ק׳ מצוארווכ׳ he (King Hosea) removed the collar (of responsibility) from his neck, and put it on the neck of the people ; Yalk. Kings 236. Snh.7b, a. e. עשרה … ק׳ תלויוכ׳ if ten men sit in court, the responsibility rests upon every one of them; a. fr.Pl. קוֹלָרִים, קוֹלָרִין.(Midr. Till. to Ps. 10:10 מפיל בקולרים, v. קְלִירוֹס.Y.Ber.VII, 11c (Daniel said,) בניו … בק׳וכ׳ His children are in chains (in the Babylonian exile), where is His strength (that we should say הגבור)? (Yoma 69b נכרים משתעבדים בבניו). Yalk. l. c. אחר מפלתו … שבאו עמו בק׳וכ׳ after the downfall of Sennacherib Ezekiah arose and freed all the people that had come with him in chains (the Egyptian prisoners) ; a. e.Trnsf. a chain of men, gang. Yeb.122a ק׳ של בני אדםוכ׳ a party of men travelling to Antiochia; Tosef. ib. XIV, 7 קוֹלָאר (Var. קולר).Pl. as ab. Kidd.72b ק׳ ק׳ Ar. (ed. only once ק׳), a Var. to צוורני (v. Rashi a. l.), v. צוְורָנָא.
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