R. s. 6, beg. וכ׳ שכרו הוא לבן פ׳ this is a White Blossom,
the wages for working at it are half a goldpiece. Y. Shebi.
VII, beg. 37b; Tosef. ib. V, 7לבין פ׳ ed. Zuck. (Var.פרחבלין,
פרחבינ׳, פרחביל׳, corr. acc.). -3) youth. -- Pl. as ab. Midd.
I, 8, a. fr. כהונה פרחי, vv. כהונה. -) young chicken. -- Pl. as
ab. Keth. 59b Ar. (ed. אפרוחים). Y. Ab. Zar. III, 42a top
(expl. בנות סכות, II Kings XVII, 30) ופרחיה תרנגולתא a hen
with her chickens.
פרח II, פרחא, פרחה פיר׳ ch. same, 1) fower. Targ. Y. Gen. XXX, 37 (v. פרח I). [Targ. Job XX, 3, v. פוחא.]- Esp. eaper-blossom, also caper-tree. Ber. 40b (expl. נצפה) פרחה (Ms. F. פירחא). Ib. 36a דפ׳ אדעתא for the sake of the caper. Ib.b, v. בושיתא; a. e. - Pl. פרחי. Pas. 11 1b דוחי פ׳ בי טולי (the demons dwelling in) the shade of caper-trees are named ruhe. -- 2) a species of locusts. Targ. Joel I, 4(h. text ילק). - 3) palpitation of the heart. Gitt. 69b. -- 4) יthat which is blomn of, particle, crumb. -- Pl. רחייא. Pes. 110a bot. (in an incantation) פרח פרחייכי let the wind carry off your crumbs (with which you conjure; v., however, Rashi a. l.).
פרחא m. (preced.)fast-running,flying. Macc. 5a; Yeb. 116a, v. גמלא I. -- Pl. פרחי. Keth. 61a ופ׳ אורחי guests and transient visitors. -- Pem. pl. פרחיין. Koh. R. to IV, 6 טבא פ מאה מן . . better one bird tied than one hundred flying.
פרחבלין, פרחביל׳, פרחבינ׳, v. רחe.
פרחה, v. פרח II.
פרחינון, Y. Meg. II, beg. 73a, v. פרפחינא.
פרחתא f. (פרה) bird. Targ. Prov. I, 17. Ib. XXVI, 2.
פרט (b. h.) 1) to split, open. Lev. R. s. 5 (ref. to Am. VI, 5) וכ׳ פיהם פורטים שהיו they opened their mouths wide with cynical speech. Maasr. II, 6 אוכל, פורם he splits (the pomegranate) and eats (a slice). Ib. III, 9. -- 2) (cmp. ערף) to break into smal change, to change money. Maas. Sh. II, S, sq. וכ׳ סלע הפורט he who breaks (changes at the banker's) a Sela of second-tithes money. B. Bath. 8b גבאי וכ׳ פורטין . . . צדקה charity treasurers that have no poor among whom to distribute, may exchange tor others (at a fee for the benefit of the fund), but not for themselves. Ex. R. s. 35 וכ׳ זהוב פורט אדם יש a man changes one gold piece, and covers with it many expenses; a. fr. - 3) to single out, specify. Mekh. Mishp., s. 5 עד . . . כאחת שניהם משמע יחדו הכתוב לך שיפרוט the Vav conjunctive may mean both together (and), or each separately (or), unless the text explicitly states togetherd (as Deut. XXII, 10, sq.); Snh. 85b, a. e. שיפרט (Pi.). Pes. 21b שיפרוט עד . .. מקום כל וכ׳ שפ׳ כדרך הכתוב לך wherever the Law says, ye shall not eat &c., it implies the prohibition of both eating and using, unless the text explicitly permits the use as it does with reference to carcasses (Deut. XIV, 21). Mekh. Bo, s. 5 וכ׳ ופרטו פרסמו (or ופרטו Pi.) the Scripture publishes and specifies him (by name); a. fr. ANif. נפדט 1) to be split, separated. Peah VII, 3 לאר נפל ונ׳ if a cluster fell to the ground and was separated into single grapes (פרט); Sifra K'dosh., Par. 1, ch. III. -- 2) to be specifed, examined singly. Taan. 11a . . פטירתו בשעת וכ׳ לפניו נפרטין (not נפטרין, Ms. M. נכתבין) when man departs to his eternal home, all his deeds are called up before him one by one, and they say to him &c. Pi. פירט to divide, specify &c., v. supra. - Part. pass. מפורט. Tosef.Kel. B. Bath. V, 10 במ ed. Zuck. (Var. במפורש) that part which is torn off (and attached only at one point; prob. to beread; במפורם, v. פפרם). --[Pesik. R. s. 2324מפרטתו, read; מסטרתו, v. סטר.]
פרט ch. same, 1) to break, divide. Ned. 91b וכ׳ פרטיה, v. הוצא I -- Part. pass. פריט; f פריטא; pl. פריטין; פריטן. B. Kam. 117a bot. וכ׳ שפוותיה דפריטן Ms. R. a. Ar. (Ms. M. דפריט׳; ed. Sonc. דפריטה; ed. דפרטיה, corr. acc.) he saw that his (R. Kahana's) lips were parted, and thought he was laughing at him. - 2) to specify. M. Kat. 16a דפרטינן וכ׳ חטאיה that we must specify his offence in a public proclamation. - 3) to belitile, talk againt, sneer at. Lam. R. to II, 10 Ar., v. פרת.
פרט m. (b. h.; preced.) single grapes, esp. peret, grapes fallen off during cutting, poor man's share (Lev. XIX, 10). Sifra K'dosh., Par. 1, ch. III; Peah VII, 3 הנושר פ׳ איזהו וכ׳ pere is that which drops &c. Ib. VI, 5 פ גרגרים שני וכ׳ ttwo berries fallen at a time are pere (belong to the poor), three are not pere (may be picked up by the owner); a. fr.
פרט ch. same. Targ. Y. II Lev. XIX, 10. 6
פרט m. (preced. wds.) 1) that which is singled out, specification, explicit statement, opp. כלל. Sifra introd., v. בלל B. Kam. 54b (ref to Deut. V, 14) בעלי מפורש הפ׳ מה וכ׳ חיים as the explicit specification (thy ox and thy ass) mentions animated beings, so the general expression (and all thy b'hemah) refers to all kinds of animals (including birds). B. Bath. 123a בפרטן in the detailed account of them, v. כלל. Gen. R. s. 94 (ref. to I0Chr. XXV, 3) ובכללן בפ׳ חמשה ששה in the specification there are five (sons of Jeduthun), and in the summing up it says 'six'; Midr. Sam. ch. XXXII ששה ובכלל חמשה בפרטים; a. v. fr. -- Pl. פרטות, פרטים. Sot. 37b מועד באוהל ופ׳ . .. כללות general principles were proclaimed at Sinai, and detailed laws in the Tabernacle; Hag. 6a sq. Ex. R. s. 32, beg. Midr. Sam. . c.; a. fr. -- 2) פ aל [this is especially mentioned as against], to the ex- clusion of. Arakh. 30b; Snh. 86a, v. מצא. B. Kam. 64b פ׳ עצמו את למרשיע this excludes (exempts from the fine) him who accuses himself; a. v. fr.
פרטא I ch. same. B. Kam. 54b חד רחמנא נכתוב כaא פ׳ if this were so, the text (Deut. V, 14) ought to have stated only one specified object (either ox or ass); ib. 63a (ref. to Ex. XXII, 8); a. fr. - P. פרטי. Ib. פ׳ להבי . ... נכתוב האי גבי the text ought to have made these specifications (money or vessels', Ex. XXII, 6) in connection with this (verse 8). Ib. לי למה פ׳ הני כל what are all these specif- cations for(what do they exclude) Huill. 66a בכללי . . . תנא וכ׳ גוונא האי כי ופ׳ generalizations and specifications of such a nature the Tanna . makes use of for interpre- tation; B. Kam. 64a; a. fr.
פרטא II pr. n. m. P'rata, father of R. Eleazar. Gitt. III, 4. Ab. Zar. 17b; a. e. - [Lev. R. s. 23 פ׳ בן לוי, v. פלטא.]
