קיםm. (קום) standing; (it is) established, certain; ל־ ק׳
to be certain, to knmw. Sabb. 136a ׳כו היב יל ׳ק Iam certain
that its (the infant's) months were complete (that it was
no abortiion). Ab. Zar. 76b ׳כו היווגב יל ׳ק רמ I am sure
about this gentleman (that he is a strict observer); about
you I am not. Kidd. 66a ׳כו הישפנב היל ׳קד ואל יא unless
he was sure of himself that &c.; a. fr. הינימ־ הברדב היל ק
(also םק) he is sure of the larger portion of it, a proverbial
expression for the rule, that he who has committed two
ofences simultaneouslyy, must be held anmwerable for the
severer only. Gitt. 52b ׳כ ׳רדב היל םק ךסנמ he who uses
his neighbor's wine for idolatrouu libation (and makes the
remainder unavailabe), is exempt from making restitution
for the wine, because he has to suffer the severer penalty,
wwhich is death..Ib. 53a ׳מ ׳רדב ׳ל קק אלד םושמ because
this is no case of a severer penalty (when he makes his
neighbor's wine unclean). Hull. 81b ׳מ ׳רדב ׳ל םק (Ms. M.
םיאק) he suffers the severer penalty (for slaughtering for
idolatrous purposes, and is exempt from the penalty of
stripes for slaughtering the dam and her child in one
day); a. fr.
קים. קים, קימא. קימא, v. sut קיי׳.
קימאה, v. קמעה.
קימה f. (b. h.; קום) 1) standing up, rising. Ber. 11a (expl. ובקומך, Deut. VI, 77) ממש ק׳ ק׳ גשעת at ttthe time of rising, whereby rising in its proper sense is meant (rising from bed,and not in tthe sense of standing erect at reeital). Kidd. 32b (ref. to Lev. XIX, 32) ׳כו אלא ׳ק יתרמא אלthe text means only the rising that is a token of respect, v. רויה, Ib. ׳כו הב ןיאאש ׳ק המ as rising iss something with which no material sacrifice is connected &c. Ib. 33a, v. לוטיב; a. fr. - 2) erection,puttingup. Y. Ab. Zar.IV,,44a(ref. to Lev. XXVI, I) ׳ק איה אל היישע איה אל are 'making and 'erecting not the same? Answ. ׳כו ׳ק הליחתב היישע, v. הישעע; a. e.
קימוליא f. (K~m.~a, sub. ) Cimolian earth, a clay used in cleaning clothes and also in medicine (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Cimolia). Nidd. IX, 6 (62a) קימול׳ Ar. (ed. אינומק); Tosef. ib. VIII, 10 איילימיק (corr. acc.). Sabb. IX, 5 (s9b) ׳לומק.kk. ed. ׳ומיק, Var. in Bab. ed. ׳ומק; Ms. M. אמומק; Ms. O. ׳נומק). Ib. 90 אילומיק (some ed. incorr. ילומק); Y. ib. IX, end 12b אילק ׳ק (not ןומיק) cimolia is kalia (an alkaline earth).
קימון, קימוניא, v. preced. - [Ab. Zar. 10b קימוניא Ar., v. אינומס.]
קימוס, v. קיפוש, a. קומוס.
קימו, Tossf. Mikv. VI (VII), 16 Var., v. קומוס. קימוש m. (b. h, קמוש, v. Baer to Hos. IX, 6; cmp. מכ) a species of thorns, netttles. B. Kam. 16a . . דפרע ׳כו ׳ק השענ (Ar. a. Ms. H. סומיק, vv. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 9) the arpad, after seven years, changes into kimmosh, the k., into a thorn.
קימושא, קמ׳ ch. same. Y. Sabb. I, 3b. קמקמה (corr. acc.), v. אחוח. .אחמיק, איינוחמיק, תיחמיק, v sop ימס..
קימיליא, v. קימוליא.
קימליא, Gen. R. s. 79, end, Ar., read; מיליא ק׳, v. טריון.
קימעא, קימעה, v. קמעא.
קימפון, v. קמפון.
2ין pr. n. m. (b. h.) Cain, son of Adam. Snh. IV, 5 שכן וכ׳ בק׳ מצינו for so we find with reference to Cain when he had killed his brother &c. Ib. 37b ׳כו ׳ק השעש דמלמ this use of the plural (ימד, Gen. IV, 10) shows that C. inficted many wounds and bruises on his brother &c. Gen. R. s. 2 ׳כו ׳ק הז והבו andvoid' (Gen. I, 2), this refers to Oain who intended to reduce the world to waste and voidness; a. v. fr.
*קין, Pa. קיין (v. קון) to arrange, shape. Gen. R. s. 23 ןירותנק ןניק Ar., v. רוטניק. קיני, קינא, v. קן, קנא.
קינא m. = h. קינה, rhythmic song. - Pl. קינין. Targ. Y. Gen. IV, 22 ׳כו ׳ק תרמ the originator of songs and music.
קינאה, v. קיני.
קינאה, v. קנאה ch.
קינבא, v. קניבה.
קינבי, v. קוטבי.
קינגאי, v. קניגיזיא.
קינדים, קינדס, v. קינרס. 4
קינהf. (b. h.; קון) [rhythmic song (v. P. Sm. 36o3 s. v. אניק)נ] lamentation, dirge. M. Kat. III, 9 תחאש ׳ק ׳כו תרבדמ a lamentation is called kinah, when one speaks &c., v. יויע I. Ber. 7b (ref. to Ps. III, 1) ׳כו ׳ק . . . רומזמ 'a song of David'? it ought to read, 'a lamentation of David.' Lam. R. to IV, 11 (ref. to Ps. LXXIX, 1) הוה אל ףסאל ׳ק . . יהנ . . . יכב . . . ארק the text ought to read, a weeping of Asaf', an elegy of Asaf', a lamentation of Asaf. Ib. introd., end (ref. to Jer. IX, 9) . . . ויתואנ לע לק׳ שנהפכו over the beauties (pleasures) of Jacob which have been changed into mourning; a. fr, -- [Gitt. 58a ןהילעו הניק, v. ןוק.] -- Pl. תוניק, esp. ׳ק רפס, ׳ק תליגמ, or ׳ק the Book of Lamentations. B. Bath. 14b ׳כו ׳ק . . ןרדס the order of the books of Hagiographa is; Ruth . . . and La- mentations &c. Ib. 15a תונקו. הימרי (corr. acc.) Jeremiah composed the book that bears his name, the ook ofKings,, and Lamentations. Hag. 5b ׳ק רפס . . יבר Rabbi tookup the Book of Lamentations and read &c, Y. 8abb. XV;, 15a top ׳ק תליגמב . ויה were sitting and explaining the scroll of Lamentations; Lam. R. to IV, 20; Lev. R. s. 15;
