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1) [line 3] BEIS HA'UMAN - from the house of the craftsman
2) [line 14] KUVA V'KISNA - a tub with flax [in front of it]
3) [line 15] TZANA U'FEIREI - a basket with fruits [alongside it]
4) [line 18] HA D'MEHADREI APEI L'GABEI PEIREI - [a person is obligated to announce the Metzi'ah when] it (the mouth of the basket) is facing the fruits

5) [line 22] OGNIN - edges; a rim

6) [line 26] REBBI YITZCHAK MIGDELA'AH - The MAHARATZ CHIYOS writes that it is not a coincidence that Rebbi Yitzchak Migdela'ah is discussing Migdalin (towers, i.e. stacking coins in the shape of a tower). Rather, since the only time this Amora is mentioned in all of Shas is with regard to Migdalin, he is referred to by a name that reflects the statement that he made. RAV REUVEN MARGOLIYOS (in l'Cheker Shemos v'Kinuyim b'Talmud 1:25) explains that there are many names in the Talmud that come about by similar circumstances, and shows that these are also nicknames based on what each Sage taught (see Insights to Berachos 53:4).

7) [line 32] MESHALCHAFEI SHALCHUFEI - part of the coin lying on another coin and part of it on the ground

8a) [line 39] REVICHA TATA'AH - the first coin is lying flat [on the ground]
b) [line 39] METZI'AH ILAVEI - the middle on is on it (on the first coin)
c) [line 39] ZUTA ILAVEI METZI'A - the smallest one is on the middle coin
9a) [line 41] ISRAMUEI ISRAMI - it happened by chance
b) [line 41] UV'HADEI HADADEI NAFUL - that they fell together
10) [line 43] TIV'AH MACHRIZ - he announces that he found coins

11a) [line 44] K'SHIR - (a) [in a circle] like a bracelet (RASHI); (b) like a Segol, i.e. two next to each other and the third alongside the first two and under them as in the figure below (RA'AVAD)

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12) [line 45] PESHOT ME'HA CHADA - answer at least one [of the questions]
13) [last line] KISAM - sliver, a small piece of wood; a toothpick

14) [line 1] K'AVNEI BEIS KULIS - like the stones of the Avodah Zarak Markulis, i.e. two stones next to each other and one on top, resting on the two lower ones

15) [line 7] NIRONIS - a coin with the name of Niron Keisar on it, minted while he was emperor

16) [line 10] AFUKEI AFKAH - he spent it
17a) [line 11] GAPAH - a wooden or reed wall
b) [line 12] GEDER - a stone wall
18) [line 12] GOZALOS MEKUSHARIM - fledglings that are tied up
19) [line 13] ASHPAH - a garbage heap
20) [line 16] INASH ATZNE'INHU - a person hid them [there]
21) [line 21] HACHI MEKATREI LEHU - tie them like that
22) [line 22] B'MEDADIN - [we are dealing with a case where they are] hopping, fluttering

23) [line 31] B'KUBEI V'CHASEI - [we are dealing with a case of covered] casks and cups [where the Halachah is that one may not even touch them]

24) [line 31] B'SAKINEI V'HEMNIK - [we are dealing with a case of] knives and forks [where the Halachah is that one must take them and announce that he found a Metzi'ah]

25) [line 36] AVEIDAH MI'DA'AS HI - it is an intentionally lost object
26) [line 37] NIMLACH - he changed his mind
27) [line 41] GAL - a heap of stones

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