would be curbed (oppressed) by foreign governments, and
their chiefs would stand by them (protect them).
סבר Ich. same. Gitt. 60b ואשקויי במיסכר as to dam- ming (he canal) and using the water for irrigation. Ib. וכ׳ ואשקי מיסכר סכר dam thou the canal, but &c., v. הנדזא. Pa. ססכו same. Targ. Prov. XXI, 13. Ib. XXVIII, 9 דמסכרMs. (ed. מסכיר.f). - Sabb. 109b וכ׳ נסכרינוון let them stop up his orifices (ears and nose). thpa. אסתער, Hhpe. אסתכר, איסכר to be damommed in, closed. Targ. O. Gen. VIII, 2 (Y. אססתגר). - B. Mets. 106b סבא מלכא נהר א׳ the Old King's Canal became obstructed (and the waters took a different direction). Ib. עביד לא דמסתכר Ms. F. a. oth. (ed. דמיסכר) it is unusual (for this canal) to be obstructed.
סכר II, Pa. סכר a. Po. סוכר (cmp. סבר III a. כרי) [to bore, dig,]t(o let blood. Gitt. 67b סכורי יומי תרי בת... לשימשא for sunstroke .. on the second day blood-letting is in- dicated (some ed. סיכורי pl. noun). Pes. 112a, a. e. מסוכר (interch. with סבר III).
סכר m. (סכר) maker ofwater-locks for fishing purposes, fsheroman. -- Pl. סכרין. Kel. XXIII, 5 הס׳ מצודות the skeins of the fishermen.
סכרא, סכרא, v. סוכרא a. סיכרא.
סכתא, סי׳ f. (v. סכא), (corresp. to h. יתד) 1) thorn, pcg, nail (of the tent). Targ. Jud. IV, 21, Sq.; a. e. --Gitt. 22a וכ׳ ס׳ אפי׳ even the peg in the wooden partition becomes loose (from the heat). Snh. 112a בס׳ תלי Ms. M. (ed. סיבטא) it hangs on a peg Arakh. 7b. Erub. 53a ואנן וכ׳ ס׳ כי for us (the labor of impressing traditions on our memory is) like driving a peg into the wall. Ab. Zar. 38a לאתונא ם׳ דשדי who threw a tent pin (or a coulter, v. infra) in the stove (to let it dry); Sabb. 74b. - Y. Dem. I, 22a בס׳ איתעריית she remained hanging Oh a projecting pgt(in the well). Yalk. Ex. 386, v. סירתא; a. e. -- Pl. m. סיכי, סכי (from סיכא). Sabb. 67a top וכ׳ ס׳ ז׳ seven pegs from seven bridges, v. גשרא. B. Bath. 69a בס׳ דנקיטי when the door frames are fastened with pegs (easily removable); a. e. -- Yeb. 80b ס׳ ליה הוה דיקנא he had single prickly hairs in his beard. -- 2) a sort of spade. Targ. O. Deut. XXIII, 14 (ed. Amst. סיכתא; Y. סיכא (not סיכא). -- 3)=דפד סכא, coulter. Targ. ISam. XIII, 20 סיעת,constr. (not סיכת). -- Lam. R.introd.,. end אסיכתיהה ידיה תקףhe pressed his hand on his coulter. - Pl. סכתא, סיכ׳; constr. סיכת. Targ. ISam. XIII, 21.
סכתא, סיכ׳ f. (סכי II; cmp. b. h. משכית) face, stamp of a coin. B. Kam. 99b נפק שעתא דההיא חדתא בס׳ טעו ס׳ מתותי they (the experts haviing declared a coin can- celled) made a mistake in not noticing the new stamp (by which it was reinstated), for it just had come from the stamtpiing process.
סל v. סול.
סל m. (b. h.; סלל I; cmp. סלסל) basket. Shebi. I, 2 וסלו with his basket, v. ארה. Y. Kil. VI, beg., 30b [readנ] מלא וסלו בוצר room for the grape-cutter and his basket; ib. סלו ואמה בוצר אמה one cubit for the cutter and one for his basket; a. v. fr. - Yoma 74b, a. e. לו שיש מי דומה אינו וכ׳ בלו פת you cannot commpare one who has bread in his basket with one who has none, i. e. the craving of him who lacks the opportunity of gratifying it, is much more intense than that of him who has the opportunity. - Pl. סלים. Gen. R. s. 446, bep.; a. e.
סלא I ch. same. Targ. Gen. XL, 17; a. fr. -Y. Meg. IV, 74a bot., v. חזר; Y. Bicc. III, end, 65a כלה אמר די, read ס׳ ויאמר; a. fr. -- Pl. סליא, סלין. Targ. l. c., 16; 18; a. e.
סלא II pr. n. m. Salla, name of an Amora. Ber. 29b; a. e.
סלא, הסלא, סלאf = האסלא, ואסלא, v. אסלא II.
סלא, סלא, v. טלי.
*סלבוניא m. pl. (סלב, dialect. for שלב) braided bands worn in the hair. Y. Sabb. VI, 8b bot. (expl. ששבסים, Is. III, 18) ס׳ Ar. (or Mus. s. v.; ed. שלטוניה, read שלבו׳; Ar. s. v. שביס; שרטטיא).
סלגיתא, v. סולגיתא.
סלגורין, v. סגולרין.
סלד (b. h.; cmp. סלל I, סל) to bound, rebound, shrink. Makkhsh. V, 9 לאחוריה סולדת שהיא מפני because the jet of a viscous mass, when poured out and stopped, bounds backward (and the connection with the mass in the un- clean vessel is not suddenly severed, v. ניפוק). Gitt. 57a האור מן סולד ביצה לובן a stain on bed-clothes made by the white of an egg contracts (and hardens) when heated, opp. דיהה gets faint. Sabb. 440b בו סולדת יד when the hand put into it is spontaneously withdrawn (feeling the scald); Hull. 105b top. Pesik. B'shall., p. 103a לאחוריה סולדת ונפשו his soul starts backward (he shrinks back in disgust of the smell); Gen. R. s. 51 עליו ס׳ ונפשו; Midr. Till. to Ps. XI ed. Bub. (oth. ed. מסוללת); Yalk. Gen. 85; (Yalk. Ps. 655 קצה). - Sifra Emor ch. II, Par. 3; Bekh. 43b סולד חוטמו one whose nose is turned up (snub-nosed). P, סלד to sprng, sport (euphem. for unnatural sexual gratification). Y. Gitt. VIII, 49c bot., v. סלל I.
סלדיה, v. סלרין.
סלה (b. h.) selah (supposed to be a musical direction); forever. Erub. 54a, v. נצח.
סלוא, v. סלוני.
סלוא, סלווא, סי׳ m. (פלל=סלי v. מול) rod, esp. prick, thorn. Targ. Job XL, 26. Targ. II Chr. XXV, 18. -- Ab. Zar. 28b ס׳ דחרזיה who was stung by a thorn. Ib. לס׳ חמימי hot water is good for a thorn sting; a. fr. -- Keth. 91a דמא מבע דלא בס׳, v. נבע; B. Bath.u151b. -Pl. שלויא, סלוז׳, סלוי, סלוי, סי׳. Targ. Oant. II, 2. Targ. Job XXXI. 40. - Sabb. 67a top וכ׳ ס׳ שבעה seven prickles from sever
