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to estimate the level distance between two places separated by mountains

  • 1 קדר I (קדד)

    קָדַרI (קָדַד) (cmp. כָּדַר, גָּדַר, גָּדַר) to cut around, perforate, cut out. Sabb.116a; Y. ib. XVI, 15c bot. קוֹרֵר (Ar. קוֹדֵד), v. אַזְכָּרָה. Snh.103b מנשה ק׳וכ׳ (Ar. קדר) Manasseh cut the divine names out (of the Scriptures). Kidd.22b קוֹדֵד ויורדוכ׳ Ar. (ed. דוקד והולך) one must bore (through the slaves ear) until the door is reached. Ḥull.77a כל שהרופא קוֹדְרוֹ (Ar. a. Ms. M. correct. קוֹדְדוֹ, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note) such flesh as the physician cuts out; a. e.Part. pass. (קָדוּד) קָדוּר. Ab. Zar.32a (expl. עור לבוב) בל שקרוע … וק׳וכ׳ a hide which is slit open opposite the heart and cut out like an air-hole; Tosef. ib. IV (V), 7 כל שק׳ כנגד לבו Var. ed. Zuck. (text שנקוב, oth. ed. שקרוע). Ukts. II, 4 קְדוּרָה (ed. Dehr. קְדוּדָה) cut into, opp. שלמה. Pi. (קִדֵּד) קִדֵּר 1) to cut through; (in measuring distances) to estimate the level distance between two places separated by mountains. Erub.V, 4 (58a) שמעתי שמְקַדְּרִין בהרים (Y. ed. Ven. שמְקַדְּדִין; v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 90) I have heard a tradition that in measuring Sabbath distances elevations are considered as cut through. Ib. 58b כיצד מְקַדְּרִיןוכ׳ how is the measuring done to obtain the tunnel distance? He who stands below holds the rope against his heart, while he who stands above holds the other end of the rope against his feet. Ib. אין מקדרין אלא בחבלוכ׳ only a rope of four cubits can be used for measuring Ib. אין מקדרין לא בעגלהוכ׳ this method of measuring distances is not applied in the case of a slain body found in the field (v. עֶגְלָה), or for cities of refuge. Tosef. ib. VI (V), 11 מְקַדֵּר ועולה מק׳ ויורדוכ׳ we go up measuring the air-line and down again (on the other side), and consider the elevation as if it were cut through before us. Erub.58a מַקְדִּיר ועולהוכ׳; Tosef. l. c. 12 מקדר. Y. ib. V, 22d (repeatedly מְקַדְּדִין). Ib. מקדימין (corr. acc.). Y.Sot.V, 20b bot. מקדדין; Y.Macc.2, end, 32a מקדרין; a. fr.y. Keth.XIII, 36b top מקדר ויוצאוכ׳ he may cut his way through the vines and get out (v. פָּסַג).Pes.11b מקדרין, read: מקרדין, v. קָרַד. 2) (denom. of קָדֵר or קַדָּר) to make pots, pretend to be a potter. Ruth R. to I, l (s. 2), v. קַדָּרוּת. Hif. הִקְדִּיר to cut through; to penetrate. Erub.58a, v. supra. Nidd.56b; Tosef. ib. VI, 13 מַקְדִּיר, v. גָּלַד; (perh. fr. קָדַר II, becomes dull). Nif. נִקְדַּר to be cut out. Ḥull.77a נ׳ כמין טבעת (Ar. נִקְדַּד) if the flesh over a fracture is cut out like a ring. Ib. 57b רחל …שנ׳ קנה שלהוכ׳ a lamb … whose wind-pipe was perforated, and they inserted a tube of reed, and it recovered.

    Jewish literature > קדר I (קדד)

  • 2 קָדַר

    קָדַרI (קָדַד) (cmp. כָּדַר, גָּדַר, גָּדַר) to cut around, perforate, cut out. Sabb.116a; Y. ib. XVI, 15c bot. קוֹרֵר (Ar. קוֹדֵד), v. אַזְכָּרָה. Snh.103b מנשה ק׳וכ׳ (Ar. קדר) Manasseh cut the divine names out (of the Scriptures). Kidd.22b קוֹדֵד ויורדוכ׳ Ar. (ed. דוקד והולך) one must bore (through the slaves ear) until the door is reached. Ḥull.77a כל שהרופא קוֹדְרוֹ (Ar. a. Ms. M. correct. קוֹדְדוֹ, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note) such flesh as the physician cuts out; a. e.Part. pass. (קָדוּד) קָדוּר. Ab. Zar.32a (expl. עור לבוב) בל שקרוע … וק׳וכ׳ a hide which is slit open opposite the heart and cut out like an air-hole; Tosef. ib. IV (V), 7 כל שק׳ כנגד לבו Var. ed. Zuck. (text שנקוב, oth. ed. שקרוע). Ukts. II, 4 קְדוּרָה (ed. Dehr. קְדוּדָה) cut into, opp. שלמה. Pi. (קִדֵּד) קִדֵּר 1) to cut through; (in measuring distances) to estimate the level distance between two places separated by mountains. Erub.V, 4 (58a) שמעתי שמְקַדְּרִין בהרים (Y. ed. Ven. שמְקַדְּדִין; v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 90) I have heard a tradition that in measuring Sabbath distances elevations are considered as cut through. Ib. 58b כיצד מְקַדְּרִיןוכ׳ how is the measuring done to obtain the tunnel distance? He who stands below holds the rope against his heart, while he who stands above holds the other end of the rope against his feet. Ib. אין מקדרין אלא בחבלוכ׳ only a rope of four cubits can be used for measuring Ib. אין מקדרין לא בעגלהוכ׳ this method of measuring distances is not applied in the case of a slain body found in the field (v. עֶגְלָה), or for cities of refuge. Tosef. ib. VI (V), 11 מְקַדֵּר ועולה מק׳ ויורדוכ׳ we go up measuring the air-line and down again (on the other side), and consider the elevation as if it were cut through before us. Erub.58a מַקְדִּיר ועולהוכ׳; Tosef. l. c. 12 מקדר. Y. ib. V, 22d (repeatedly מְקַדְּדִין). Ib. מקדימין (corr. acc.). Y.Sot.V, 20b bot. מקדדין; Y.Macc.2, end, 32a מקדרין; a. fr.y. Keth.XIII, 36b top מקדר ויוצאוכ׳ he may cut his way through the vines and get out (v. פָּסַג).Pes.11b מקדרין, read: מקרדין, v. קָרַד. 2) (denom. of קָדֵר or קַדָּר) to make pots, pretend to be a potter. Ruth R. to I, l (s. 2), v. קַדָּרוּת. Hif. הִקְדִּיר to cut through; to penetrate. Erub.58a, v. supra. Nidd.56b; Tosef. ib. VI, 13 מַקְדִּיר, v. גָּלַד; (perh. fr. קָדַר II, becomes dull). Nif. נִקְדַּר to be cut out. Ḥull.77a נ׳ כמין טבעת (Ar. נִקְדַּד) if the flesh over a fracture is cut out like a ring. Ib. 57b רחל …שנ׳ קנה שלהוכ׳ a lamb … whose wind-pipe was perforated, and they inserted a tube of reed, and it recovered.

    Jewish literature > קָדַר

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