*דונגר m. (a corrupt. of angaria or parangaria) public
service. Yeb. 79a (ref. to IKings V, 29) בעלמא ר׳ ודילמא
Ar. (ed. דוגזר) but perhaps it was merely for public service
(that Israelites were employed, but not as slaves)? B.
Bath. 122a (ref. to Ez. XLVIII, 19, to prove that the Nasi
was to receive a share in the land equal to one of the
tribal shares) בעלמא ר׳ אימא (Ms. M. דוזגר; ed. Pes. a. oth.
אנגר, אונגר, v. Rabb. D. S. a. . note 8) may Inot say that the
verse quoted refers merely to public service (due to the
Nasi) - [The reading רוזגר, from which דוזגר, דוגור &c.
arose, is due to a derivation, ascribed to R. Han., from
tthhe Persian רוזגו servitium, v. Vullers 78b. -- Yalk. Sam.
154, however, has an entirely different reading of Yeb.
. c.].
דונונית, v. רונן a. רוטננית.
דוניא pr. n. m. Itonya, a gardener. B. Mets. 109a. B. Bath. 5a top...
רונן m. (רנן) grumbler, inclined to suspicion or liti- gation. Pl. רוננים, רוננין. Tanh. P'kude 7הם ר ישראל the Israelites are grumblers (will suspect me of dishonesty). Sirre Deut. 12 (ref. to ריבכם, Deut. I, 12) ו׳ שהיו מלמד whiich shows that they loved litigation; Yalk. ib. 801 רוגנין (corr. acc.; v. Berliner to Rashi on Deut. l. c.). - eom. רוננית. Pesik. R. s. 5 רונונית (corr. acc.), v. רוטננית.
דוננית (prob. רוננות) f. (preced.) grumbling habit. Pesik. R. s. 5, v. רוטננית.
רונקא, רונקי, v. רוקני.
דונקי m. pl. (Chaldaism; רוק II, with anorg. ג; cmp. רוקן) the contents of a pot upturned and emptied on a flat vessel to cool of. Kel. II, 5 הר׳ את עליו הופכת שהיא מפני (Var. in R. S. הרומקי, read; הרוקמי, v. infra) because she (the cook) inverts the contents. of the pot on it (the lid); Tosef. ibb. B. Kam. II, 5 הרוקמי (cmp. ריקם).
*רונקין m. pl. (a corrupt. of ricinium or recinus) a rectangular piece of loth of smal sie (v. Sm. Ant. s. v.). Sirre B'midbar Sinai quot. in Ar. בציצית חייבין הר׳ אין the runkin are exempt from show-fringes (on account of their smallness).
רוס m., v. ריס II.
רוס, Hithpol. התרוסס, v. רסס.
רוסינקא, דוסנין, v. רוזינקא.
רוסתקא, v. ריסתקא.
וע I (b. h.; cmp. רעע) to strike against; to shaks. Hif. הריע (cmp. תקע) to produce a tremulous sound; (b. h. also to shout); to bloaw the horn. Sot. 42b ומריעין מגיפין וכ׳ the gentile troops shut their cuirasses with . noise, blow their horns, shout and tramp; Yalk. Deut. 923; a. e. - Esp. to sound a תרועה, to blow tremmolo. Succ. V, 4 תקעו ותקעו והריעו they sounded the plain note (תקיעה), and the tremolo, and the plain note. R. Hash. IV, 9 ומריע תוקע וכ׳ he sounds a T'ki'a, a Tru 'ah &c. Ib. 16a sq. תוקעין למה וכ׳ ומריעין why do we blow the Shofar in plain notes and tremolo while seated and then again while stand- ing? Taan. 16b (at a public fast) אהרן בני הריעו . . . חזן הדיעו the superintendent of the prayer meeting says, sound the Tru ah, sons of Aaron; they do so. R. Hash. 16b בסופה לה מריעין . . שנה כל if people neglect to sound the Shofar in the beginning of the year (on New Year's Day), they will sound tthe Truah for it at its end (on public fast days on account of calamities); a. fr. -V. תרע.
דוע II (preced.) to shake; to be weak, bad, v. רעע.
דועדא, Targ. Y. Lev. XI, 11 רועדיהון, v. דוטבא.
דדועהm. (b. h. רעה; רעה)shepherd, herdsman. B. Mets. 5b; Snh. 25b פסול ר׳ סתם as a rule a herdsman (unless as- certained to be conscientious) is disqualified as witness. Ib. וכ׳ בהמה רועה אחד שאמרו ר׳ the shepherd who they said was unfit for legal action means both the shepherd of small cattle as well as the oxherd; a. v. fr. -- Pl,. רועים, רועין. Ib. הר׳ עליהן הוסיפו the Rabbis added to them (the list of the disqualified) the shepherds. Ib. III, 2 בקר רועי . נאמנין Iaccept as judges three oxherds; a. v. fr.
דועץ pr. n. m. Hoets. Macc. 8a; Snh. 4a ר׳ בן יהודה; Yalk. Deut. 920.
רועץ, v. רעץ.
רוף, Pol. רופף, v. רפף.
רופא m. (b. h.; רפא) physician, surgeon. Ber. 60a (in a prayer) וכ׳ נאמן ר׳ אל כי for thou. O God, art a faithful physician, and thy healing is perfect. Ib. (ref. to Ex. XXI, 19) וכ׳ לר׳ דשות . . . מכאן from this we learn that a physician is authorized to heal (that healing is not considered an interference with divine dispensation). Ab. Zar. 26b וכ׳ ישראל ר׳ בה שאין עיר a place which has no Jewish surgeon (for circumcision) but has a Samaritan and a gentle surgeon &c. Ib. 27a, a. e. מומחה ר׳, v. מומחה. Bekh. IV, 4828b) הר׳ תודוס Thodos (Theodorus) the physi- cian; a. fr. -- Pl. רופאים, רופאין. Tosef. Ohol. IV, 2 ככנם עמו הר׳ וכל הרופא תיאודורום Theodorus the physician came in and all the other physicians with him. B. Kam. s0a וכ׳ לר׳ שאלו they consulted the physicians who said, there is no remedy for him except &c.; Tem. 15b. Kidd. IV, 13 (82a) וכ׳ שבר׳ טוב the best of physicians will go to Gehenma (v. Rashi a. l.); a. fr.
דופוס pr. n. m. Hufus, usu. ר׳ טורנוס, v. טורנוס. Y. Taan. IV, 69b bot. ההיכל את . ר׳ חרש Rufus, . . . carried the lough over the Temple site; Lam. R. to I, 13 רופש (corr. acc.).
*דופיטון m. (מ~~~) (an egg) which can be gulped doawn, boiled down to the sise of a pill. Y. Ned. VI, 39c bot., exl. טרומיטא; [ogvos bbbu a lightly boiled egg, S. -- Our w. is prob. to be read טרופון (tקocbs) piercing, or טרופיטין (vpbrv~) borer; v. טרומיטא].
