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1 מקובל
adj. accepted, putative, acknowledged; conventional, customary, fashionable, in, regular, standard, usual, wonted; popular, liked————————n. cabalist, occultist -
2 נהוג
adj. driven, led————————adj. habitual, conventional, routine, fashionable, wonted, customary -
3 דוושא
דַּוְושָׁאm. (דּוּש) 1) treading, passage. Sabb.81b משום ד׳ because of treading down (injuring a neighbors field). B. Bath.22b ד׳ דהכאוכ׳ the passage between the walls (stamping the ground) is beneficial to both buildings. 2) ordinary course, habit. B. Kam. 116b דַוְושֵׁיה נקיט ואזיל he (the boatman) took his wonted course. Ber.16a דוושיה נקיט Ar. (ed. סרכיה) he followed his habit (in recitation). -
4 דַּוְושָׁא
דַּוְושָׁאm. (דּוּש) 1) treading, passage. Sabb.81b משום ד׳ because of treading down (injuring a neighbors field). B. Bath.22b ד׳ דהכאוכ׳ the passage between the walls (stamping the ground) is beneficial to both buildings. 2) ordinary course, habit. B. Kam. 116b דַוְושֵׁיה נקיט ואזיל he (the boatman) took his wonted course. Ber.16a דוושיה נקיט Ar. (ed. סרכיה) he followed his habit (in recitation). -
5 פלחא
פִּלְחָא, פִּי׳ch. sam(פלח millstone), 1) millstone. Targ. Job 41:16.Y.M. Kat. I, 80d bot. אית לן פ׳ דמועדא have we a special millstone for the festive week (dare we grind during the festive week)? 2) slice, portion. Y.Taan.I, 64c top דלא הוה גביי אלא פִלְחִיוכ׳ I had with me only my own portion (luncheon); why should I have spoken to you (invited you to eat) with insincerity? Lev. R. s. 12 (vers. in Ar.) אם שתי פִּלְחֵיה חמר when he drinks his regular portion of wine; יתר מן פלחיה more than his wonted quantity. -
6 פי׳
פִּלְחָא, פִּי׳ch. sam(פלח millstone), 1) millstone. Targ. Job 41:16.Y.M. Kat. I, 80d bot. אית לן פ׳ דמועדא have we a special millstone for the festive week (dare we grind during the festive week)? 2) slice, portion. Y.Taan.I, 64c top דלא הוה גביי אלא פִלְחִיוכ׳ I had with me only my own portion (luncheon); why should I have spoken to you (invited you to eat) with insincerity? Lev. R. s. 12 (vers. in Ar.) אם שתי פִּלְחֵיה חמר when he drinks his regular portion of wine; יתר מן פלחיה more than his wonted quantity. -
7 פִּלְחָא
פִּלְחָא, פִּי׳ch. sam(פלח millstone), 1) millstone. Targ. Job 41:16.Y.M. Kat. I, 80d bot. אית לן פ׳ דמועדא have we a special millstone for the festive week (dare we grind during the festive week)? 2) slice, portion. Y.Taan.I, 64c top דלא הוה גביי אלא פִלְחִיוכ׳ I had with me only my own portion (luncheon); why should I have spoken to you (invited you to eat) with insincerity? Lev. R. s. 12 (vers. in Ar.) אם שתי פִּלְחֵיה חמר when he drinks his regular portion of wine; יתר מן פלחיה more than his wonted quantity. -
8 פִּי׳
פִּלְחָא, פִּי׳ch. sam(פלח millstone), 1) millstone. Targ. Job 41:16.Y.M. Kat. I, 80d bot. אית לן פ׳ דמועדא have we a special millstone for the festive week (dare we grind during the festive week)? 2) slice, portion. Y.Taan.I, 64c top דלא הוה גביי אלא פִלְחִיוכ׳ I had with me only my own portion (luncheon); why should I have spoken to you (invited you to eat) with insincerity? Lev. R. s. 12 (vers. in Ar.) אם שתי פִּלְחֵיה חמר when he drinks his regular portion of wine; יתר מן פלחיה more than his wonted quantity.
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