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1 פלטינוס
פַּלָּטִינוֹס, פַּלָּאטִ׳m. (palatinus, παλατῖνος) 1) (sub. mons) the Palatine Hill, a name given to royal residences in general (v. Dio Cassius LIII, 1 6); esp. Palatinus, a name given by the Samaritans to Mount Gerizim. Gen. R. s. 32 עבר בהדין פלטאנוס (Var. ניס …, … נים; corr. acc.) passed that Palatinus (on his way to Jerusalem); ib. s. 81 פלטנוס (not … ת); Cant. R. to IV, 4 חד פלאטנוס (corr. acc.); Yalk. Gen. 57 פלטניס (corr. acc.); (Deut. R. s. 3 הר גריזים). 2) courtier, palace-guard, nobleman.Pl. פַּלָּטִינִין; (Lat. form) פַּלָּטִינִי, פַּלָּא׳. Num. R. s. 1 שבטו של לוי פ׳ היו the tribe of Levi was the palace-guard (royal body-guard in the Temple), Ib. s. 5 אע״פ שהיתיה משפחת קהת פ׳וכ׳ although the Kehath family vere palatini, when carrying the Ark they carried it like slaves (on their shoulders, no rank being recognized before God, v. פַּלָּטִין). Ruth R. to I, 2 (expl. אפרתים, ib.) פלטייאני (corr. acc.); Midr. Sam. ch. I פלאטוני (corr. acc.); Lev. R. s. 2 (ref. to אפרים, Jer. 31:19) פלטיאני (corr. acc.). Pirké dR. El. ch. XLV (ref. to אפרת 1 Chr. 2:19) פלטיני בת מלכיםוכ׳ (παλατίνη) a palatina, a daughter of nobles; ib. בן פלטוני בן מלכיםוכ׳ (corr. acc.) a son of noblemen, a son of kings Num. R. s. 13 בן פלוטומנין, פולוט׳; Pesik. R. s. 7 פולטומין (corr. acc.). -
2 פַּלָּטִינוֹס
פַּלָּטִינוֹס, פַּלָּאטִ׳m. (palatinus, παλατῖνος) 1) (sub. mons) the Palatine Hill, a name given to royal residences in general (v. Dio Cassius LIII, 1 6); esp. Palatinus, a name given by the Samaritans to Mount Gerizim. Gen. R. s. 32 עבר בהדין פלטאנוס (Var. ניס …, … נים; corr. acc.) passed that Palatinus (on his way to Jerusalem); ib. s. 81 פלטנוס (not … ת); Cant. R. to IV, 4 חד פלאטנוס (corr. acc.); Yalk. Gen. 57 פלטניס (corr. acc.); (Deut. R. s. 3 הר גריזים). 2) courtier, palace-guard, nobleman.Pl. פַּלָּטִינִין; (Lat. form) פַּלָּטִינִי, פַּלָּא׳. Num. R. s. 1 שבטו של לוי פ׳ היו the tribe of Levi was the palace-guard (royal body-guard in the Temple), Ib. s. 5 אע״פ שהיתיה משפחת קהת פ׳וכ׳ although the Kehath family vere palatini, when carrying the Ark they carried it like slaves (on their shoulders, no rank being recognized before God, v. פַּלָּטִין). Ruth R. to I, 2 (expl. אפרתים, ib.) פלטייאני (corr. acc.); Midr. Sam. ch. I פלאטוני (corr. acc.); Lev. R. s. 2 (ref. to אפרים, Jer. 31:19) פלטיאני (corr. acc.). Pirké dR. El. ch. XLV (ref. to אפרת 1 Chr. 2:19) פלטיני בת מלכיםוכ׳ (παλατίνη) a palatina, a daughter of nobles; ib. בן פלטוני בן מלכיםוכ׳ (corr. acc.) a son of noblemen, a son of kings Num. R. s. 13 בן פלוטומנין, פולוט׳; Pesik. R. s. 7 פולטומין (corr. acc.). -
3 פַּלָּאטִ׳
פַּלָּטִינוֹס, פַּלָּאטִ׳m. (palatinus, παλατῖνος) 1) (sub. mons) the Palatine Hill, a name given to royal residences in general (v. Dio Cassius LIII, 1 6); esp. Palatinus, a name given by the Samaritans to Mount Gerizim. Gen. R. s. 32 עבר בהדין פלטאנוס (Var. ניס …, … נים; corr. acc.) passed that Palatinus (on his way to Jerusalem); ib. s. 81 פלטנוס (not … ת); Cant. R. to IV, 4 חד פלאטנוס (corr. acc.); Yalk. Gen. 57 פלטניס (corr. acc.); (Deut. R. s. 3 הר גריזים). 2) courtier, palace-guard, nobleman.Pl. פַּלָּטִינִין; (Lat. form) פַּלָּטִינִי, פַּלָּא׳. Num. R. s. 1 שבטו של לוי פ׳ היו the tribe of Levi was the palace-guard (royal body-guard in the Temple), Ib. s. 5 אע״פ שהיתיה משפחת קהת פ׳וכ׳ although the Kehath family vere palatini, when carrying the Ark they carried it like slaves (on their shoulders, no rank being recognized before God, v. פַּלָּטִין). Ruth R. to I, 2 (expl. אפרתים, ib.) פלטייאני (corr. acc.); Midr. Sam. ch. I פלאטוני (corr. acc.); Lev. R. s. 2 (ref. to אפרים, Jer. 31:19) פלטיאני (corr. acc.). Pirké dR. El. ch. XLV (ref. to אפרת 1 Chr. 2:19) פלטיני בת מלכיםוכ׳ (παλατίνη) a palatina, a daughter of nobles; ib. בן פלטוני בן מלכיםוכ׳ (corr. acc.) a son of noblemen, a son of kings Num. R. s. 13 בן פלוטומנין, פולוט׳; Pesik. R. s. 7 פולטומין (corr. acc.).
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