קמט ch. same, to seize, hold fast; to tie. Targ. Prov.
IV, 4 (ed. Wil. טמקי Pa.; h. text ךמת). Ib. V, 22 (h..
text דכל). --- Sabb. 110a היל טימק, v. infra. -- Part. pass.
טימק bound, constipated. Yeb. 64b אמד ׳קד . אכיא
there are families in which the blood is tied up (whose
members bleed little when wounded), opp. אמד יפרד who
bleed profusely. Pes. 42b היל טימקמ אפרדו היל אפרמ ׳קד
on him who is constipated it acts as a laxative, and him
who is loose it constipates; Sabb. l. c. היל טימק . . . ׳קד.
Pa. טימק, Af. טימא 1) to press down, double; to tie.
Targ. Prov. IV, 4, v. supra. - Snh. 95a חיטמקו הישפת Ar.
he seized and tied him (ed. היטמק היתפכ he tied him, he
pressed him down); Yalk. Sam. 155 ׳קו היטקנ. Gitt. 47a
׳כו וכניטמקמ אניעב Ar. (ed. וכניטמקא, Rashi ׳יטמקיא) I
want tto tie you; והניטמק he did tie them. - 2) to cause
constipation. Pes. l. c.; Sabb. l. c., v. saupra.
*קמט m. (preced.; cmp. פוץ I) [shrinking,] feeling aversion. Yalk. Lev. 626, v. ןוק I.
קמט m. (preced. wds.) fold, crease, wrinkle, crumple. Neg. VII, 1 הלגנו ׳קב when the white spot was covered up by a wrinkle, and then became visible; Tosef. ib. II, 13 טשפנש ׳קהו. Nidd. V, 8 ׳כו ׳קה הלעישמ when wrinkles are formed under the breast; expl. ib. 47a ריזחתש ידכ ׳כו ׳קה הידי when she turns her arm backkwards, and it has the appearance as if there were wrinkles; a. e. - Pl. םיטמק, ןיטטק. Neg. VI, 8 ׳כו ראוצבש ׳קהו ׳קה the folds on the body (armpit &c., v. טמוק), and the folds on the neck &c. Mikv. VIII, 5 ׳קה תיב parts of the body which have folds, contrad. to םירתסה תיב, v. רתס; Nidd. 66b. Ib. היטמק תיב. B. Bath. 12ra, v. ןרע; a. e.
קמטון, sabb. 145b, v. קומיס.
קמטרא, קומ׳ m. (~~~~~~~=~~~א) box, chest (for clothes, books &c.). Kel. XVVI, 7, contrad. to אספוק. Ohol. IX, 15. Ber. 25b sq. ׳קא אמילג a cloak spread over a box (containing sacred books); a. e. -Pl. (ch.) אירטמוק, ןירמוק, קמטרי. Targ. II Kings X, 22 (Regiaקמ׳). Targ. Ez. XXVII, 24 (Regia ןורטמוק; ed. Lag. ןוורטמק). -Meg. 26b ירפסד ׳ק book chestss.
קמטריא m. (preced.; cmp. Lat. capsarius) Kamtraya (Superintendent ofClothes, v. Targ. II Kings X,22),surname of one Simon. Y. Ber. IX, 13a top.
קמי, שפה ק׳, v. במה.
קמי (קמ־) m. pl. constr. = קומי 1) before, in the presence of. Ber. 3a; Gitt. 6b אימש ׳ק, v. אקפס. Lam. R. introd. (R. Abbahu 2) (ref. to Ez. XXIV, 6) אתרקד ׳ק ןמ יוא ׳כו woe on account (cmp. h. ינפמ) of the town in which they shed blood Bets. 27a ׳כו ׳רד היעקל הירדש he sent it before R. A. (for his decision). Ber. 6b [read;] ךרמ ׳ק or ךרמד הימק, v. רבודב. Ib. 16a ׳כו ׳רד הימק ינתק reported in the presence (under the presidency) of R. J. Ib. 24a אברד הימק אנמיאק הוה Iwas standing before (attending) Raba. Ib. 42a ׳כו והיימקל ותייא they laced before them bread &c. Ib, והיימקמ ... רתבל after the tray was removed from before them; a. v. fr. - Sot. 2b אקד יאמ what is this before (us), i e. what does this mean Keth. 67b, v. אמקק I. Pes. 3b ןמק, v. אמק I. Ib. 84a; Yoma 46a הימקל שח אל Ar., v. אחמק. - 2) before, ere. Hull. 39a ׳כו העמשד ׳קמ before he had heardiit from R. &c.; ib. 139a (not הימקמ);a. fr.
קמיליא, קמליא, v. קמולא.
קמין m. (~~~~) furnace, kiln. Tosef. Sot. XV, 7 ׳קב והוליטהו they threw him into a furnace; Y. ib. IX, 24b top ׳קל וריזחהו (read; וליטהו). -- Esp.the farnace room of the bath-house. Lev. R. s. 14 ׳כו ׳קב םדא ןיתמה םא Ar. (ed. ןימחב . . אהשי םא) if a person stays in the furnace room any length of time; Tanb. ed. Bub. Thazri a 4 ןיתכ ןוומקב (corr. acc.; Tanh. ib. 3 ןימחב). Tosef. Mikv. V, 7 ׳כו אמט ׳ק ןחרמב תמה if a corpse lies in the bath-house, the furnace room is unclean &c. Y. Sabb. III, 6a top ויה ׳כו ׳קה תא ןימתוס they used to stop off the furnace on Friday, and people went in and bathed &c. Tosef. B. Bath. III, 3 Var. (v. םקי); Y. ib. IV, 14c bot.
קמיע m. (קמע) [suspended,] amulet. Kel. XXIII, 1 הק׳ the (parchment) amulet. Sabb. VI, 2, v. החמומ. Ib. 61a בתכ לש ׳ק a written amulet; ןירקיע לש ׳ק an amulet containing roots; Y. ib. VI, 8b top םיבשעב. .. ׳ק. Ib. ןמאנ ׳כו הז ׳ק . . a pbysician may be relied upon when he says, this amulet is approved, I cured with it &c. Gen. R. s. 45 הכירצ איה ׳ק she (Sarah) needs an amulet (for sterility). Num. R. s.12 כוךילע הזה קה אהי wear thisamulet that the evil eye may no longer have power over thee; Tanbh. Naso 17; Pesik. R. s. 5; a. fr. -- [Tanh. l. c. הל ןתנ העימק, corr. acc.]-- Pl. םיעימק, ןיעימק. Gen. R. s. 77 אוה ׳כו ׳ק השמחו ךילא אב (not שמחו) he (Jacob) comes to thee provided with five amulets his own merit, his father's merit &c.; a. e.
קמיעא ch. same. Kidd. 73b ק׳ . . תלי a child found with a tablet or an amulet suspended from its neck. Pes. 11 1b ׳קל in order to know how to write the amulet; a. e.
קמיעה, v. קמיע.
קמיצה f. (קמץ) taking a fistful of the meal-offering. Men. 9 הנוהכ תוצמ ךליאו ׳קמ all the manipulations from the taking of the fistful and onward are priestly functions. Meg. 16a ׳ק תוכלה the rules concerning k'mmitsah; a. fr. --- Men. 11a; Keth. 5b ׳ק וז this (the third finger) is used for l. -- Pl. תוצימק. Men. 18b; Tosef. Dem. II, 7; a. fr.
קמירות, v. קמר.
קמלפי, Yalk. Ps. 641ז ק׳ סיב, v. סיבק.
קמן, Y. Kil. VI, end, 30 נקמן, v. קמז.
קמן, v. קמי.
קמסקלתור, Yalk. Koh. 989, v. קומיס.
קמע (cmp. קמט) to press, squeeze; to pass and knot straps. Bekh. 30b ׳כו תעמוק התיהו . . השאב השעמ a woman was married to a haber (רבת), and she fastened the straps
