Results for “אֵי”

בית to domesticate.      — Pi. - בִּיֵּת he domesticated, tamed.      — Pu. - בֻּיַּת was domesticated, was tamed. [Denominated from בַּיִת .] Derivatives: בִּיּוּת , בַּיָּת , מְבֻיָת .

בַּיִת m.n. 1 house, home, family. 2 school. MH 3 stanza . [Related to Akka. bītu , Ugar. bt , Phoen. בת , Aram. בֵּיתָא , Aram.–Syr. בָּת , Arab. bayt .]...Derivatives: בֵּית , בית , בַּיָּת , בֵּיתִי , בֵּיתָנִי .

בַּיָּת adj. PBH domestic . [From בַּיִת .]

[Part. of בֻּיַּת . See בית .]

[Verbal n. of בִּיֵּת , Pi. of בית .]

אָלֶף־בֵּית , אָלֶפְבֵּית m.n. PBH, resp. NH alphabet. [Compounded of אָלֶף and בֵּיּת .] Derivative: אָלֶפְבֵּיתִי .

בֵּית m.n. PBH ‘beth’ , name of the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet....[Lit.: ‘house’ see בַּיִת ); so called in allusion to the ancient Hebrew form of this letter, representing a house. cp. the second element in אָלֶף־בֵּית . cp. also בֵּיתָא .]

See בַּיִת .]

[Formed from בַּיִת with adj. suff. ◌ִי .]

מִ◌ , and the noun בַּיִת .]

[Formed from בַּיִת , with suff. ◌ָנִי .]

[Occurring only in the phrase בֵּית הַחָפְשִׁית , which prob. means ‘house of freedom’, ‘house of separatedness’, i.e. a house in which king Azariah lived separated because of his disease....According to another explanation בֵּית הַחָפְשִׁית denotes the house whose inhabitants, because of their illness, are exempt from duties. Prob. derived from חָפְשִׁי .]

[Formed from the abbreviation of בֵּית שׁאָן , with suff. ◌ִי .]

[Formed from חַד◌ , בַּיִת , and suff. ◌ִי .]

[Formed from בַּעַל , בַּיִת , and adj. suff. ◌ִי .]

[Abbr. formed from the initials of the words בֵּית־דִין גָּבוֹהַּ לצֶדֶק .]

[Formed from the initials of the names of the letters בֵּית , וָו , מֵם and פֵּא .]

[Formed from the contraction of אַב בֵּית דִּין with suff. ◌וּת .][[illegible]]

בַּיִת . The final a was added because a Greek word cannot end with a t .]

In senses 2 and 3 אוֹצָר is elliptically used for בֵּית הָאוֹצָר .]

Accordingly, תִּינוֹקוֹת שֶׁל בֵּית רַבָּן lit. means ‘children of the house of their teacher’. See רַב ᴵᴵ .]

[The usual spelling is בֵּית־הַשּׁוֹאֵבָה , but the correct reading is prob. שְׁאוּבָה .

אַלְפָא ᴵ , אַלְפָא ᴵᴵ . cp. also the first element in אָלֶף־בֵּית .] Derivative: אַלְפוֹן .

The Talmud renders תִּירָס by בית תרייקי ....Before all בית תרייקי cannot be identical with Turkey, because the Babylonian Talmud was concluded about the end of the fifth century and the Talmud Yerushalmi, in which תִּירָס is rendered by תרֹקא ,