(Hebrew characters) 1708 (Hebrew characters)
(Hebrew characters), for Tosef. ib. IV, 7, read Tosef. ib. IV(V), 6, sq.
(Hebrew characters), add (Yalk. Is. 291 (Hebrew characters)).
(Hebrew characters) for a door turning, read a bolt moving;—after from the ankle, add, opp. (Hebrew characters) upright bolt.
(Hebrew characters) v. (Hebrew characters) ch.
(Hebrew characters) dele from-Pl, to note 4)
(Hebrew characters) Midr. Till, to Ps. LXXVIII, 52 ed. Bub., read:(Hebrew characters) v. (Hebrew characters)
(Hebrew characters) for (Hebrew characters) read (Hebrew characters)
(Hebrew characters) before V.(Hebrew characters) add Koh. R. to IX, 10 [read:] (Hebrew characters) they covered the faces of the statues with mats.
(Hebrew characters) Tosef. Ohol. XIV, 3, read : (Hebrew characters) v. (Hebrew characters)
(Hebrew characters) Koh. R.to IX, 10, read: (Hebrew characters)
read (Hebrew characters) v. (Hebrew characters)
(Hebrew characters) for in the hands of the dyer, read in the hands of the weaver.
XD h TX, v. 616* oh. ^X, add Num. R. s. 9 = &■&% i3tt) two heings that are named ish (God and the husband). Wit, for adoration, read blessed- ness; — before Y. Succ. Ill, insert Num. R.s.H 19 TsjOlU' 1 bttJ l^lia"^ the blessed- ness of Israel; — add 3) firmness, energy. Num. R. 1. o. Asher is named Oi) ?5> YlTOiN: for his energy (in executing the law).
- bist^X, v. Mssfc.
- X"!rnih*, v. sarrcte.
"jt"l h X after normal condition, add or strength. Mekh.B'shall. s. 6, v. Slpifi ;— fflfier essential, strong, add; hard; old. Mekh. 1. c. Sot. 46 b ;— before— 3), mserf Gen. B. s. 98, end 'Nil ya from the presence of the (Egyptian) men of power.
- xbix, v . ttanK ii.
T ; t* t : DX h t3S&5X, for aflvi'as, read av- fHat; /or Athnias read Anthias. JTl&iX, /or Ms. M. SOS&K, read Ms. M. Xlbax; — add [V., however, Triton.] T2i h nabX, add Midr. Till, to Ps. • t : v XVIII, 8 'X iDia various kinds of hail. nibX, add — 3) dVi^x authorized judges. B.Kam. 84 a ,sq. '=1 '^Sa 'X these cases require authorized judges (Ex. XXII, 7, sq.), and there are none (in Babylonia). J-lbX, for the second of October, read the fourth of October. tVtittbX T, for I Sam XX, 10, read I Sam. XXI.10. J^bXjfflo'n'— .K&issfes. Ex.R.s>.15*; a. e.
- ^1SSl5X m. (dXXocpauffojv) talking
in delirium. Tanh. ed. Bub., Mikkets 15 (not 'pbBlbtf).
- !"ibX, Nif.rbxi (b.h.) to be spoiled,
rotten (morally). Midr. Till, to Ps. LIII, 4 SiJBM '31 yiMSa d^rfjJO rotten within and rotten without (ed. Bub. 'pma 'SO d^DSaa SUTlS'W'bal rotten without, and full of wickedness within) ; Yalk.ib. 770 '21 &ifij&e (corr. ace). XlH^ >X, before B. Kam, insert Targ. IChr.'xi, 11. DbX, add Pi. d^N to tie up, close, v. dto I. ItttibX, for v. ^ofe, read v. &Ma.
- h X?bX pr. n. m. IVay, v. ■"»>.
CtiSftX, /or Y. Kel. read Y. Kil. " r : -' '
- f M2X, v. litSH^.
- " I SX j ^TX pr. n. m. Ammi, Immi,
name of several Amoraim, esp. A. bar Nathan. Gitt. 44 a . Y. Sabb. Ill, 5 d bot. Y. Meg. Ill, 74 a bot, Snh.l7 b ; a. v.fr — Others: Y. Ned. X, 42 a bot.— Y. Meg. I, 71 c top, a.oth.; v. Er. M'bo, p.63 a sq. ; v. Jew. Encycl. s. v. Ammi. (Hebrew characters) Zeb. 40 b top, v. la;.
- iir) h 52X f- (v. nas) truth, reality.
Ex. R. s. 30 ' 9 'laifl riFi'iaN lax he stated the case as it really had happened. 1YD53X, cancel the entire article, and substitute TflSHX, v. "VMSa. ]/JX I, 6e/bre Ch. ^airi, add Taan. 8 a rfapha 'paNah who makes God the witness of his promise.
- fq& v. )-q
- "lttX I, dele b) to heap up, and d) to
contract, bargain, exchange.
- I/£X, dele from lafe to 1^3.
biS^X, add [PerlesEt. St.,p.l06: Pers. amargir accountant]
- 1' , bMX, v. pii^:*.
- "plbl3X, Lam. E. to 1,14, read:
IDIDX, fflJd 2) (part. pass, of U)3N) oppressed, weak. Yalk.Is.336 'X U)13N'|a of weak man; (Pesik. E. s. 33 B1JK 'jal only).
- D'Tl52 h 'OjX =bilai&3S, q. v. Treat.
Sof'rim ch. XIII, 6. X&^jX, add (h. form) S-I&1JI* f.; pi. nib^X. Targ. Cant. VI, 6 (not tift^lS). "j' , D h 3X, for Hall. II, 1 1, read Tosef. Hall. II, 11.
- B"DX, v.n"p';>.
WX, add Y. B. Mets. X, end, 12 c &6ll) SaXli/read: bDS^ 6&SJ. ' " T •' KX, before— 3), insert B. Mets. 86 b b^N SW*ra (an ox) which has not been used for labor ; Kb^S kVo (a hen) which has not been used for hatching.
- "£b&DX , Targ. Cant. IV, 12 'iO,
read: fiiVessa , q. v.
- Xp r DX camel, v. snps;.
- HpjX III f. (p3N) sigh, groaning.
Ex.E. Jl'521.
- «baa&«, 'sx, 't? k x, 's^x i f.
(stabulum) 'stable'.— PI.' Qi.) nik^aabs, 'SK &c. Snh. 216; Num. R. s. 11' ; Sii're Num.42 nisbaba (corr. ace.).— (Chald.) S^aabS, 'SS; ■,11^11Bb t S. Targ. IlChr. XXXII, 28 (not 'VibS)!
- ]T!bYltiCX, v.^aacsi.
Xi'jitiDX I, for Lev. R. s. 4, read Lev.R.'s. 3*.
- XTiTti&X f. (iab) 1) V* 1 fi^ttpi*
diversion of justice, wresting judgment. Targ. Ez. IX, 9 (h. text Maa). Targ. Is. LVHI,9 (h.text hala).-2) sain nviibtf turning aside, removing guilt. lb. XXVII, 9. n^btipX, for a suite, read a suit. b&X, add— PI. nii6bx chairs. Midr. Till. to T ps. LXXXVII,ed. Bub. X5' l 15DX,/brGitt.69 a read Gitt.69 b .