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21 כְּלוּמָא m. (preced.) refraining, warding off.Pl. כְּלָמֵי. B. Mets. 103b Ar. (Ms. כלומ׳, ed. בְּלָמָא q. v.).
Jewish literature > כְּלוּמָא m. (preced.) refraining, warding off.Pl. כְּלָמֵי. B. Mets. 103b Ar. (Ms. כלומ׳, ed. בְּלָמָא q. v.).
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22 כלמא
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23 כַּלְמָא
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24 כלמתא
כַּלְמְתָא, קַלְ׳f. (collect. noun; a dialect, adapt, of h. כִּנָּם, v. כִּינָּה) ( nesting, cmp. כלם, vermin. Targ. O. Ex. 8:12 sq. ק׳ (cod. 10 כ׳, v. Berl. Targ. O. II, p. 2 1).כַּלְמֵי, קַ׳. Targ. Y. ib. ק׳.Ber.51b ממהדורי … כ׳ from peddlers comes gossip, from ragsvermin. Nidd.20b כ׳ (Ar. s. v. סרק: קלמי). -
25 קל׳
כַּלְמְתָא, קַלְ׳f. (collect. noun; a dialect, adapt, of h. כִּנָּם, v. כִּינָּה) ( nesting, cmp. כלם, vermin. Targ. O. Ex. 8:12 sq. ק׳ (cod. 10 כ׳, v. Berl. Targ. O. II, p. 2 1).כַּלְמֵי, קַ׳. Targ. Y. ib. ק׳.Ber.51b ממהדורי … כ׳ from peddlers comes gossip, from ragsvermin. Nidd.20b כ׳ (Ar. s. v. סרק: קלמי). -
26 כַּלְמְתָא
כַּלְמְתָא, קַלְ׳f. (collect. noun; a dialect, adapt, of h. כִּנָּם, v. כִּינָּה) ( nesting, cmp. כלם, vermin. Targ. O. Ex. 8:12 sq. ק׳ (cod. 10 כ׳, v. Berl. Targ. O. II, p. 2 1).כַּלְמֵי, קַ׳. Targ. Y. ib. ק׳.Ber.51b ממהדורי … כ׳ from peddlers comes gossip, from ragsvermin. Nidd.20b כ׳ (Ar. s. v. סרק: קלמי). -
27 קַלְ׳
כַּלְמְתָא, קַלְ׳f. (collect. noun; a dialect, adapt, of h. כִּנָּם, v. כִּינָּה) ( nesting, cmp. כלם, vermin. Targ. O. Ex. 8:12 sq. ק׳ (cod. 10 כ׳, v. Berl. Targ. O. II, p. 2 1).כַּלְמֵי, קַ׳. Targ. Y. ib. ק׳.Ber.51b ממהדורי … כ׳ from peddlers comes gossip, from ragsvermin. Nidd.20b כ׳ (Ar. s. v. סרק: קלמי). -
28 פלי
פלי, פָּלָה(b. h.; preced.; cmp. בָּדַק) to search; (euphem.) to search ones garment for vermin. Sabb.12a אין פּוֹלִין לאור הנר you must not search by lamp light (on the Sabbath); a. e. Pi. פִּילָּה same. Ib. I, 3 לא יְפַלֶּה את כליווכ׳ (Y. ed. יֲפַלֵּא) one must not examine ones garments Tosef. ib. XVI (XVII), 22 המְפַלֶּה (ed. Zuck. המְפַלֵּא); Y. ib. II, 3b המפלא; a. fr.Y.Maasr.II, 49d לפלה ed. Zyt. (ed. Krot. לפנע) read: לפנות, v. פָּנָה. Hif. הִפְלָה 1) to distinguish, speak distinctly, v. preced. 2) to mystify, v. next w. -
29 פלה
פלי, פָּלָה(b. h.; preced.; cmp. בָּדַק) to search; (euphem.) to search ones garment for vermin. Sabb.12a אין פּוֹלִין לאור הנר you must not search by lamp light (on the Sabbath); a. e. Pi. פִּילָּה same. Ib. I, 3 לא יְפַלֶּה את כליווכ׳ (Y. ed. יֲפַלֵּא) one must not examine ones garments Tosef. ib. XVI (XVII), 22 המְפַלֶּה (ed. Zuck. המְפַלֵּא); Y. ib. II, 3b המפלא; a. fr.Y.Maasr.II, 49d לפלה ed. Zyt. (ed. Krot. לפנע) read: לפנות, v. פָּנָה. Hif. הִפְלָה 1) to distinguish, speak distinctly, v. preced. 2) to mystify, v. next w. -
30 פָּלָה
פלי, פָּלָה(b. h.; preced.; cmp. בָּדַק) to search; (euphem.) to search ones garment for vermin. Sabb.12a אין פּוֹלִין לאור הנר you must not search by lamp light (on the Sabbath); a. e. Pi. פִּילָּה same. Ib. I, 3 לא יְפַלֶּה את כליווכ׳ (Y. ed. יֲפַלֵּא) one must not examine ones garments Tosef. ib. XVI (XVII), 22 המְפַלֶּה (ed. Zuck. המְפַלֵּא); Y. ib. II, 3b המפלא; a. fr.Y.Maasr.II, 49d לפלה ed. Zyt. (ed. Krot. לפנע) read: לפנות, v. פָּנָה. Hif. הִפְלָה 1) to distinguish, speak distinctly, v. preced. 2) to mystify, v. next w. -
31 קולן II, קולני
קוֹלָןII, קוֹלָנִי m. (denom. of קוֹל) shouter, esp. night-guard, crier.Pl. קוֹלָנִים, קוֹלָנִין. Pesik. Vayhi, p. 66b> ואח״כ הביא עליהם ק׳ כגון הצפרדעים and then the Lord brought shouters against them (like troops preparing an attack), that is the frogs; Yalk. Ex. 182; Pesik. R. s. 17 קָלָנִים; Tanḥ. Bo 4 קָלָאנִים (fr. Chald. קָלָא). Cant. R. to I, 12 העמיד עליהם ק׳וכ׳, v. בוקינוס; ib. התחיל העמיד … בקלאנים (corr. acc.) 1; Yalk. ib. 983 העמיד … קלנים לעוררן he appointed criers over them to wake them up. Lev. R. s. 16 אילין צפריא ק׳ … יבא הקולוכ׳ birds (for the lepers sacrifice, Lev. 14:4) are noise-makers; the Lord said, let the voice come and bring atonement for the sin of the voice (evil gossip); Yalk. ib. 559. Tanḥ. Ttsavveh 11 (play on מ̇ר̇ים̇ ק̇ל̇ון, Prov. 3:35, with allusion to וירם תולעים, Ex. 16:20) היתה ק̇ל̇אנ̇ין של תולעיםוכ׳ a night watch of vermin (that keep people awake) went forth ; Ylamd. to Ex. 28 quot. in Ar. קלנין; (Yalk. Prov. 935 היו תולעיםוכ׳).Fem. קוֹלָנִית a screaming woman. Keth.VII, 6 אף הק׳ also a screamer (may be sent away without a dowry); Tosef. ib. VII, 7; (variously expl.) Keth.72b; Y. ib. VII, 31b sq.Pl. קוֹלָנִיּוֹת. Tanḥ. Naso 2 דרך … לא ק׳וכ׳ the daughters of Israel are not loud, nor walk with uplifted foot (Tanḥ. ed. Bub. ib. 4 sing.). -
32 קוֹלָן
קוֹלָןII, קוֹלָנִי m. (denom. of קוֹל) shouter, esp. night-guard, crier.Pl. קוֹלָנִים, קוֹלָנִין. Pesik. Vayhi, p. 66b> ואח״כ הביא עליהם ק׳ כגון הצפרדעים and then the Lord brought shouters against them (like troops preparing an attack), that is the frogs; Yalk. Ex. 182; Pesik. R. s. 17 קָלָנִים; Tanḥ. Bo 4 קָלָאנִים (fr. Chald. קָלָא). Cant. R. to I, 12 העמיד עליהם ק׳וכ׳, v. בוקינוס; ib. התחיל העמיד … בקלאנים (corr. acc.) 1; Yalk. ib. 983 העמיד … קלנים לעוררן he appointed criers over them to wake them up. Lev. R. s. 16 אילין צפריא ק׳ … יבא הקולוכ׳ birds (for the lepers sacrifice, Lev. 14:4) are noise-makers; the Lord said, let the voice come and bring atonement for the sin of the voice (evil gossip); Yalk. ib. 559. Tanḥ. Ttsavveh 11 (play on מ̇ר̇ים̇ ק̇ל̇ון, Prov. 3:35, with allusion to וירם תולעים, Ex. 16:20) היתה ק̇ל̇אנ̇ין של תולעיםוכ׳ a night watch of vermin (that keep people awake) went forth ; Ylamd. to Ex. 28 quot. in Ar. קלנין; (Yalk. Prov. 935 היו תולעיםוכ׳).Fem. קוֹלָנִית a screaming woman. Keth.VII, 6 אף הק׳ also a screamer (may be sent away without a dowry); Tosef. ib. VII, 7; (variously expl.) Keth.72b; Y. ib. VII, 31b sq.Pl. קוֹלָנִיּוֹת. Tanḥ. Naso 2 דרך … לא ק׳וכ׳ the daughters of Israel are not loud, nor walk with uplifted foot (Tanḥ. ed. Bub. ib. 4 sing.). -
33 קרץ I
קְרַץI ch. same, to bite, pinch, sting. Erub.65a אי קְרַצְתָּן כינהוכ׳ I could not study, if a vermin were to bite me. -
34 קְרַץ
קְרַץI ch. same, to bite, pinch, sting. Erub.65a אי קְרַצְתָּן כינהוכ׳ I could not study, if a vermin were to bite me. -
35 תלע
תָּלַעHif. הִתְלִיעַ (denom. of תּוֹלָע) 1) to become wormeaten; to decay. Kil. II, 3 עד שתַּתְלִיעַ until the seed in the ground begins to rot; Y. ib. 27d top עד כמה היא מַתְלַעַתוכ׳ R. S. to Kil. l. c. (ed. מזרעת, corr. acc.) how long does it take to rot? Three days in moist ground Ḥull.58a שהִתְלִיעָה, v. אֵב. Y.Ber.II, 5c top והִתְלִיעוּ תאינותיו (not … תיה) and his figs (on the tree) became wormy (or rotten). Cant. R. to IV, 6; Gen. R. s. 47 התליעו they decayed. B. Kam.52a שה׳ מתוכו when the board that covered the pit rotted from the inside; a. fr. 2) to remove the wormy parts from; to sort wood. Midd. II, 5 ששם … מַתְלִיעִים את העצים for there the priests … sorted the wood for the altar. Pi. תִּלֵּעַ 1) to drive vermin off. Y.Shebi.II, 33d מְתַלְּעִין, v. זָהַם. Y.Sabb.VII, 10a top המעשן המְתַלֵּעַוכ׳ he who fumigates plants, or smears them with rancid oil to keep the worms off Part. pass. מְתוּלָּע; f. מְתוּלַּעַת; pl. מְתוּלָּעִים, מְתוּלָּעִין; מְתוּלָּעוֹת wormy. B. Bath.VI, 2 (93b) תאנים מקבל … מת׳וכ׳ if one buys figs, he must accept ten wormy ones for each hundred; (Y. ed. מַתְלִיעוֹת Hif., v. supra).( 2) (b. h.) to dye scarlet; to clothe in scarlet.V. תּוֹלֵעָה. -
36 תָּלַע
תָּלַעHif. הִתְלִיעַ (denom. of תּוֹלָע) 1) to become wormeaten; to decay. Kil. II, 3 עד שתַּתְלִיעַ until the seed in the ground begins to rot; Y. ib. 27d top עד כמה היא מַתְלַעַתוכ׳ R. S. to Kil. l. c. (ed. מזרעת, corr. acc.) how long does it take to rot? Three days in moist ground Ḥull.58a שהִתְלִיעָה, v. אֵב. Y.Ber.II, 5c top והִתְלִיעוּ תאינותיו (not … תיה) and his figs (on the tree) became wormy (or rotten). Cant. R. to IV, 6; Gen. R. s. 47 התליעו they decayed. B. Kam.52a שה׳ מתוכו when the board that covered the pit rotted from the inside; a. fr. 2) to remove the wormy parts from; to sort wood. Midd. II, 5 ששם … מַתְלִיעִים את העצים for there the priests … sorted the wood for the altar. Pi. תִּלֵּעַ 1) to drive vermin off. Y.Shebi.II, 33d מְתַלְּעִין, v. זָהַם. Y.Sabb.VII, 10a top המעשן המְתַלֵּעַוכ׳ he who fumigates plants, or smears them with rancid oil to keep the worms off Part. pass. מְתוּלָּע; f. מְתוּלַּעַת; pl. מְתוּלָּעִים, מְתוּלָּעִין; מְתוּלָּעוֹת wormy. B. Bath.VI, 2 (93b) תאנים מקבל … מת׳וכ׳ if one buys figs, he must accept ten wormy ones for each hundred; (Y. ed. מַתְלִיעוֹת Hif., v. supra).( 2) (b. h.) to dye scarlet; to clothe in scarlet.V. תּוֹלֵעָה.
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