a fine is connected, is exempt from the fine; ib. 42a;
Shebu. V, 4 ומצע יפ לע קק םלשמ וניא none needs to pay a.
fine on his own confession (if he cannot be convicted
otherwise). Keth. l. c. (in Chald. dict.) יוה ׳ק it is the
case of a fine, opp. אנוממ the case of a real debt or in-
demnity. Ib. bot. ׳ק ןהש ולא ואצי exclude those cases
which concern only a fine, opp. ןוממ. Ib. III, 1 ןהל שי
׳ק a fine is due for seducing them. Ib. 29a ןיאו רכמ הל שי
׳ק הל she can be sold (by her father), and no fine is due
for her seduction. Ib. III, 8 ׳ק ןיא רכמ . . . לכ wherever
sale can take place, there is no fine for seduction. Ib. 3
המצעל aסנק the fine for her seduction belongs to herself
(and not to her father); a. fr. -. l. קנסות Snh. 8a ק׳ דרבי
המכב how many judges are required for the adjudication
of a fine ? Keth. 43a; a. fr. -- [תוסנק, Zeb. 88b ed., v. סלוק.]
קנסא ch. same. Targ. Y. Ex. XXI, 30 (h. text כפר). Targ. Y. Num. XV, 32 אתבשד ׳ק the peoalty for violating the Sabbath laws. -- Snh. 3a; B. Kam. 15a, v. אנוממ. Keth. 29b ׳ק ינב persons for whose seduction a fine is due. Pes.. 29a; 30a ׳כו סינק ׳ק שור R. S. (in declaring eavened matter kept over Passover forbidden even after Passover) imposes a penalty, because the person has transgressed the law &c. Yeb. 86a םיינעל ׳ק the penalty (the forfeit of the tithes decreed over the Levites) was tto beneft tthe poor; a. fr. -- Pl. ןיסנק, איסנק. Targ. Y. I Ex. XV, 2b. -- Y. Yeb. XIV, beg. 14b ׳ק ןיליאב איה דוע she is still subject to those penalties (that she must leave both husbands).
קנסודס, קנסורס m. pl. a sort of sandals with heels (prob. named after a place in Babylonia, cmp. ןירשנק, v. ןק, ch., end). Y. Yeb. XII, 12c bot. ןיליא ןוגכ ןירמא ןמת ׳ק there (in Babylonia) they say, like those k.
קנצן, Targ. Prov. XXIII, 29 ed. Lag., v. יורם.
קנקולין. קנקיל. קנקילון. נקילן, v. nesd w.
קנקל, קינ׳ m. (cancellus, ~~~~) any reticulated obyectt, 1) a perforated vessel for fumigation. Deut. R. s. 10 (ref. to Is. LV, 3) םילכל ׳יקכ ףוגל ןזאה the ear is to the body what the fumigating vessel is to garments; ׳כו םילכ המכ ׳יקה ןכש as many garments are put on the k. and all are fumigated, so there are 248 limbs in man, and all live through the ear (by listening to the word of God); Pesik. Shim u, p. 117a לקנק; Yalk. Jer. 264, a. Yalk. Is. 341 ןקנק. -- Kel. XXII, 10 . . . הב שיש ןיליקנק תוסכ f (Bab. ed. תוסוכ . . . ןליקנק, corr. acc.) a fumigating vessel with a receptacle for garments. - 2) latticed gate or bar. Y. Sabb. V, beg. 7b ררוג ןוליקניק a latticed gatc which drags along on the ground when opened; Y. Erub. X, 26b bot. רדונ ןוליקנק; Tosef. ib. XI (VIII), 13 ןילקנק ןיררוגה Var. (ed. Zuck. ןינקנק); Erub. 101a ררגנה ןקנק. -- Esp. pl. םילקנק, ןילקנק, ׳ליקנק, ׳יק screens, bars of the court of yustice, of idolatrous temples, &c. Gen. R. s. 78 (ref. to Gen. XXXIII, 3) ׳כו ׳יק העבשמ . . . יוה consider thyself as if placed behind seven bars and sitting as judge &c. Y'land. to Lev. XIX quot. in Ar. ׳כו םילקנק . . ךלומה how was the Moloch worship arranged? There was an idol behind seven enclosures &c. Y. Orl. I, end, 61c הסינככה ׳יקנקה ןמ םינפל when he brought it (the egg) behind the enclosures of the idolatrous temple; Y. Ab. Zar. III, 43a הקנקל׳. Ib. 442d bot. אסרו הק׳ .. . שהכניסו כל whatever one brings within the enclosures one makes forbidden (as an object dedicated to idolatry). Ib. II, 41b ןיאש Yaע ׳ק םשל ןודי . . ׳ק הל if an idolatrous temple has no bars, the whole building is considered as bars (whatever is brought within the premises, is forbidden). Cant. R. to III, 4, v. תועינצ. Lev. R. s. 19, end ול הולשלש ׳ק ךרד they let her down to him over the bars; a. e. -Y. Snh. X, 28b top, v. עלק III.
קנקל ch. same, 1) grating, network. Targ. Y. I Ex. XXVII, 4; (Y. II לקלק; h. text רבכמ). Ib. 5; a. e. -- Pl. ילקנק. Ib. XXXVIII, 30 (with sing. meaning). -2) pl. ןילקנק, אילקנק, ׳יק latticer-uoork, bars, enclosures. Lam. R. to I, 5 ׳ק . ויגל הינובהי they put him within the seven bars (showed him royal honors). Pesik. B'shall. p. 86b אייליקניק ןיליאכ the piles of water in the Red Sea between which the Israelites passed were like those latticed bars; Yalk. Sam. 152 איליקנק; a. e. - Y. Shebi. II, 34a (expl. למרת) ןילוקנק ןודבע (corr. acc.) when the bean plants begin to form gratings (the stalks being closely interwoven; cmp. העילק a. תובע).
קנקלטון, read
קנקלטין m. pl. (sub. מלין; cancellatus) grating or network (in weaving, moulding &c.). Y. Sabb. VII, 10c.
קנקן I m. (קנן) 1) a cylindrical vessel let into the ground of the cellar (v. Sm. Ant. s. v. Dolium), in gef. wine- or oil-vessel. Ab. IV, 20 ׳כו ׳קב לכסת לא look not at the vessel but at what it contains; ׳כו שדח ׳ק שי many a new vessel is full of old wine fmany a younng man is a. fine scholar) &c. Koh. R. to VII, 28 ׳כו וגקנקמ . . . ׳ק, v. infra. Gen. R. s. 85 ׳כו דהא ׳ק ולטנ they took one cask in tthe cellar &c.; המוקמל ׳קה תא וריזחה (read; ומוקמל) put the cask back into its place. Y. Succ. I, 52b bot. . .. הלשמכ הנקנקו like one sending to his neighbor a cask of wine and the storage vessel with it (making a present of both); Gen. R. s. 13; Yalk. Ps. 882. Y. Bets. IV, beg. 62b האיבמ הנקנק בג לע he brings the load of wine in its original. vessel (not bottle-wise); a. fr. - Pl. םינקנק, ןינקנק Gen. R. s. 32 ׳כו םיעעורמ ׳ק קדוב . . רצויה the potter does not try (knock at) the defective vessels ., but he tries the sound (so God tries not the bad but the good men). Keth. XIII, 4 ׳קב הדוהו but admits that he owes the (empty) vessels, v. דע II. Ib. 108b ׳ק ןושל הזה ןוושלב שי the expression .vessels of oil includes vessels, i. e. one who claims vessels of oil claims not only a certain quantity of oil, but also the vessels. Koh. R. to VII, 28 הובקה הפצ ׳כו אצמ אלו ׳קה לכב the Lord looked at all vessels (fit o receive the Law), and found none better pitched than that of Moses &c.; a. fr. -- 2) (cmp. תגק, a. אאנמ) coulter. B. Mets. VI, 4(80a). -- [Erub. 101a ררגנה ׳ק a plough used as a bar, Rashi; v. next w.]
קנקן II dlal. or פנקל n. v.
