קַלַּי

קַל III

• c. = h. קוֹל, voice, sound; rumor. Targ. Ez. XI, 13. Targ. Gen. XXVII, 22. Targ. Ps. XCII, 12; a. fr.—M. Kat. 18ᵇ ק׳ דלא פסיק, v. פְּסַק. B. Bath. 5ᵃ רמא ביה ק׳ raised his voice against him (rebuked him). Y. Kil. IX, 32ᵇ top [read:] ואזל ק׳ דקרעין לגופפתה and the sound of (the lamentations at) the rending of garments went as far as Gof’fatha; Y. Keth. XII, 35ᵃ ואזיל קָלָה לקרעין וכ׳ (corr. acc.); a. fr.—בת ק׳, ברת ק׳ = h. בת קול (v. בַּת I) divine voice. Targ. Y. Gen. XXXVIII, 26; a. e.—Snh. 96ᵇ נפקת בת ק׳ (not נפקא ק׳) a divine voice came forth; a. fr.—Pl. קָלַיָּא, קָלִין, קָלֵי. Targ. Ex. IX, 23. Ib. 29; a. fr.—Targ. Ps. XCIII, 4 קָלָן.—B. Mets. 85ᵃ מעבר ליה קָלֵיה לקָלַיְהוּ the sound of his cry (in pain) drowned their (the beasts’) voices. R. Hash. 27ᵃ תרי ק׳ two simultaneous (or immediately consecutive) sounds; a. e.

קַלֵּי

• (καλή) handsome. Ex. R. s. 52, end, a. e., v. נִינְפֵי.

קַלִּי

• adv. (apocop. of קליל), ק׳ ק׳ little by little, slowly. Erub. 51ᵃ כי מסגי ק׳ ק׳ when he walks step by step, opp. רהט. Sabb. 153ᵇ דוקא רץ אבל ק׳ ק׳ לא only when one runs (is it permitted), but when one walks leisurely is it not?

קלי

• (b. h.) to be light, disregarded.
  • (by ref. to ונקלה, Deut. XXV, 3) to disgrace (one’s self), to have loose bowels; to collapse under the lashes. Macc. 23ᵃ ק׳ בין בראשונה וכ׳ if he collapses either at the first or at the second lash, he must be released. Tosef. ib. V (IV), 14 אם קי׳ באחד מהן if he collapsed at one of them. Ib. ק׳ עד שלא לקה if he collapsed (from fear) before receiving lashes. Ib. אמדוהו שאם ילקה וקי׳ (Var. יקלקל) if the experts opine that he will collapse, when he is lashed; שאם יוצא מב"ד קי׳ (Var. וקלקל) that he will collapse on leaving the court; Macc. l. c. יְקַלֶּה Ms. M. (or יִקָּלֶה; ed. קלה). Ib. והכהו … ולא שיקלה כבר וכ׳ Ms. M. (ed. שלקה, corr. acc.; Var. שנִקְלָה) we read, ‘lest if he should exceed …, thy brother be disgraced’, but he must not be beaten at all, if he has collapsed in court ere this; Yalk. Deut. 937 שנקלה וכ׳; a. e. e.g. Deuteronomy 25:3
  • to be disgraced. Ib. כפתוהו … מ"ט ונקלה והא נ׳ if he runs away from court after they have tied him, he is released; why? The text says, v’niḳlah, and he has been disgraced; Macc. l. c. Ms. M. (not in ed.), v. supra; a. e.

קְלֵי

• , to be disgraced. Targ. O. Deut. XXV, 3 ויִקְלֵי Ms. III (ed. Berl. ויִקַּל, oth. ed. ויֵקַל, fr. קְלַל).
  • to hold in light esteem, revile. Targ. O. Deut. XXVII, 16 דִּיקַלֵּי ed. Berl. (oth. ed. דיַקְלֵי; ed. Vien. דיִקְלֵי, corr. acc.; Regia דיֵקַל fr. קְלל; v. Berl. Targ. O. II, p. 57).

קלי ²

• to consume, burn; to roast, parch. Sifra Vayikra, N’dab., ch. XIV, Par. 13 אפשר יִקְלֶנּוּ גרש the text might have meant that one must parch it as grit; יקלנו אביב one must parch it in the ear. Pes. 75ᵃ ונִקְלֶהָ, v. next w.—Part. pass. קָלוּי. Sifra l. c., v. קָלִי. Men. 66ᵇ אם אביב ק׳ אם גרש ק׳ whether parched in the ear or as grit; a. e.
  • to consume one’s self in longing. Cant. R. to III, 11 מִתְקַלְהָא, v. קָהָה.

קְלֵי ²

• Targ. Jer. XXIX, 22. Targ. O. Num. XXI, 6 חיוין קָלָן (h. text הנחשים השרפים); a. fr.—[Targ. Hos. IX, 16 דקלא, read as ed. Lag. דילְקָא.]—Part. pass. קְלֵי, קָלִי; קַלְיָא. Targ. Lev. II, 14. Targ. I Sam. XXX, 3; a. e.—Pes. 75ᵃ נקיף … ונִיקַלְיָיהּ Ms. M. (ed. ונקלה) (may we not understand the text so) that we put bundles of twigs around her and burn her to death? B. Mets. 74ᵃ הא מחוסר מִקְלֵי ואפוקי וכ׳ (some ed. מִקְלֵה) but it (the lime) lacks burning and taking out of the kiln and crushing! Snh. 31ᵃ, sq. אי בעיא קלְתֵיה if she wanted, she might have burned it (the document). Ḥull. 52ᵇ לא קָלֵי זיהריה, v. זִיהֲרָא II. Ab. Zar. 28ᵃ קְלַנְהִי אמרא וכ׳ roast them on a new shovel. Snh. 96ᵇ היכלא קליא קְלִית a burnt temple thou didst burn (v. טְחַן); a. fr.—Trnsf. to expose to the evil eye or to the covetousness of thieves. B. Mets. 30ᵃ דמִקְלָא קָלֵי לה וכ׳ (by exhibiting the found object) he exposes it to loss through the evil eye or through thieves.
  • to be burnt. Snh. l. c. מטא … היכלא מִיקְּלֵי the time has arrived for the sanctuary to be destroyed and the Temple to be burnt.

קָלִי

• preced.) parched ears. Men. X, 4 (66ᵃ) כדי לקיים בו מצות ק׳ in order to comply with the law requiring it to be parched (Lev. II, 14); Sifra Vayikra, N’dab., ch. XIV, Par. 13 קָלוּי (v. קָלָה II). Men. 66ᵇ אין לשון ק׳ אלא דבר אחר Ms. M. (v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note, a. Yalk. Lev. 456) by ḳoli (parched) we understand the intercession of something else between the fire and the object to be affected by it; קליל וכ׳ (דבר) ל"א אין לשון ק׳ אלא another version reads: by ḳoli we understand, parched in a vessel (in something hollow); how is this? A tube for parching grain was there &c. Sifra Emor ch. XI, Par. 10 קמח ק׳ flour made of parched grain; Men. X, 5 קמח וק׳ (Bab. ed. 67ᵇ קמח ק׳); Pes. 10ᵇ bot. קמח וק׳ (corr. acc.). Ib. 11ᵃ מק׳ ואילך from the time the grain is parched and onward (when the soft grain is unfit for immediate consumption); עד ק׳ up to the time when grain can be parched; Men. 68ᵃ. Sabb. 155ᵇ אין גובלין את הק׳ you must not mix flour of parched grains (with oil &c., on the Sabbath). Tosef. Pes. II (III), 4 ק׳ שירד לתוכו דלף (not לתוכה) parched grain on which drippings have fallen; a. fr.—Pl. קְלָיוֹת, קְלָאִים, קְלָאִין. Men. 66ᵇ אבוב של ק׳ (not אביב); Kel. II, 3; Sifra Vayikra, l. c.; Yalk. Lev. 456, v. אַבּוּב. Keth. II, 1 חלוק ק׳, v. חִילּוּק. Y. ib. 28ᵇ top בתולה … אין לה חילוק ק׳ at the wedding of a virgin that had been married before, no distribution of roasted ears takes place; a. fr. e.g. Leviticus 2:14

קָלִי ²

• Targ. Lev. XXIII, 14 (Y. ed. Amst. קְלִי). Targ. Ruth II, 14. Targ. I Sam. XVII, 17 (some ed. קָלְיָא). Ib. XXV, 18 (ed. Wil. קָלַיָּא pl.).—V. קוּלְיָא I.