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1) [line 3] KERACHIN HA'MUKAFIN CHOMAH - large cities that are surrounded by
a wall
4) [line 22] SHE'YESAPKU MAYIM - that they should supply water
7) [line 40] SHITSAR V'SHIVSAR - the sixteenth and seventeenth [of Adar]
9) [line 18] HA'YEHUDIM HA'PERAZIM - The Jews who live in the *open, spread out* (similar to the word Parutz) cities or villages
10a) [line 31] ASIYAH - making Purim into a holiday and eating a festive meal
with wine 12) [line 51] TEVERYA - Tiberias, a city built by Herod Antipas in honor of the emperor Tiberias Julius Ceasar Augustus (Bereishis Rabah 23:1) approximately fifty years before the destruction of the Beis ha'Mikdash. It was called Teveryah by the Jews because it lies in the center of the country ("Tibur" means navel) and because it is a sight to behold ("Tovah Re'iyasah") (Megilah 6b). It was built on the cemetery of Chamesan (Shabbos 33b-34a), and some say on the remains of an ancient walled city. 13) [line 53] MANTZEPACH TZOFIN AMARUM - after their correct usage was forgotten, the prophets designated which of the two forms of the letters Mem, Nun, Tzadi, Peh, and Kaf (the letters which have a different shape if they are the last letter of a word) is to be used at the end of a word and which is to be used elsewhere in a word
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