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121 חֲמַץ
חֲמַץch. (preced. wds.) 1) to be hot, (of color) red, v. חִימּוּצָא, חִימּוּצָתָא. 2) to be sour, salty Pa. חַמֵּיץ to put to shame. Targ. Prov. 10:1 (h. text תוגת), v. חִימּוּצָא. Af. אַחְמִיץ 1) same. Ib. 25:8; 28:7 (Ms. Pa., h. text הכלים). 2) to degenerate. R. Hash. 4a מנלן דא׳ what evidence have we that he became wicked?, v. preced. -
122 חניסנסיא
חֲנִיסְנְסַיָּא(חֲנִיסְסַיָּא) חֲנִסְנְ׳ m. pl. 1) gauzy dresses or veils. Targ. Is. 3:19 (h. text רעל). 2) obscene statutary devoted to the Sun (h. חַמָּנִים). Targ. O. Lev. 26:30. Targ. Ezek. 6:4; 6. Targ. Is. 17:8; a. e. (In various ed. our w. is written חניס נ׳ in two words, also חֲנִיסְסַיָּא. Our w. seems to be a derivative of a stem חסס, with anorganic נ, having the meaning of nakedness, shame. (cmp חָסִית I, חֲסַד, חסף). -
123 חֲנִיסְנְסַיָּא
חֲנִיסְנְסַיָּא(חֲנִיסְסַיָּא) חֲנִסְנְ׳ m. pl. 1) gauzy dresses or veils. Targ. Is. 3:19 (h. text רעל). 2) obscene statutary devoted to the Sun (h. חַמָּנִים). Targ. O. Lev. 26:30. Targ. Ezek. 6:4; 6. Targ. Is. 17:8; a. e. (In various ed. our w. is written חניס נ׳ in two words, also חֲנִיסְסַיָּא. Our w. seems to be a derivative of a stem חסס, with anorganic נ, having the meaning of nakedness, shame. (cmp חָסִית I, חֲסַד, חסף). -
124 חסד II
חָסַדII (b. h.; cmp. חסר, חסף); Pi. חִסֵּד, חִשֵּׂד ( to scrape off, (cmp. גדף, גרף) to jeer, scoff at, to shame. Ruth R. to IV, 8 שחִסְּדָן ברבים (or שחֲסָדָן; ed. Wil. שחשדן) he scoffed at them publicly (speaking ironically, with ref. to 2 Chr. 13:8); Y.Yeb.XVII, beg.15c שחִישֵּׂדוכ׳ he jeered at Jeroboam; Gen. R. s. 65; ib. s. 73 שחּסדם ed. Wil. (oth. שחש׳); Lev. R. s. 33; Midr. Sam. ch. 18 שחִיסְּדָן; Yalk. Kings 205 ומְחַשֵּׂד.Ex. R. s. 30 (ref. to Ex. 2:14) שחִיסְּדוּוכ׳ when Dathan and Abiram sneered at him. Ib. בזה שחִיסַּדְתֶּם אותווכ׳ with the very word ( שופט) with which you sneered at him, I shall give him the rulership ( משפטים). Pesik. R. s. 42 מְחַסְּדִים את שרה (not מחסרו׳) jeered at Sarah; a. e.V. חִיסּוּד. -
125 חָסַד
חָסַדII (b. h.; cmp. חסר, חסף); Pi. חִסֵּד, חִשֵּׂד ( to scrape off, (cmp. גדף, גרף) to jeer, scoff at, to shame. Ruth R. to IV, 8 שחִסְּדָן ברבים (or שחֲסָדָן; ed. Wil. שחשדן) he scoffed at them publicly (speaking ironically, with ref. to 2 Chr. 13:8); Y.Yeb.XVII, beg.15c שחִישֵּׂדוכ׳ he jeered at Jeroboam; Gen. R. s. 65; ib. s. 73 שחּסדם ed. Wil. (oth. שחש׳); Lev. R. s. 33; Midr. Sam. ch. 18 שחִיסְּדָן; Yalk. Kings 205 ומְחַשֵּׂד.Ex. R. s. 30 (ref. to Ex. 2:14) שחִיסְּדוּוכ׳ when Dathan and Abiram sneered at him. Ib. בזה שחִיסַּדְתֶּם אותווכ׳ with the very word ( שופט) with which you sneered at him, I shall give him the rulership ( משפטים). Pesik. R. s. 42 מְחַסְּדִים את שרה (not מחסרו׳) jeered at Sarah; a. e.V. חִיסּוּד. -
126 חסדא
חִסְדָּא, חִי׳II m. (= b. h. חֶסֶד) shame, revilement, interch. with חִיסּוּדָא q. v. -
127 חי׳
חִסְדָּא, חִי׳II m. (= b. h. חֶסֶד) shame, revilement, interch. with חִיסּוּדָא q. v. -
128 חִסְדָּא
חִסְדָּא, חִי׳II m. (= b. h. חֶסֶד) shame, revilement, interch. with חִיסּוּדָא q. v.
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