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1a) [line 1] HA'MEVUSHAL - a cooked food 2) [line 3] MA'ASEH KEDERAH - a dish of cooked grain from one of the five species of grain (wheat, barley, oats, rye and spelt) 3) [line 4] BEITZAH TURMOTA - an egg that is boiled one thousand times in hot water and soaked one thousand times in cold water, until it shrinks and can easily be swallowed whole 4) [line 4] DELA'AS HA'REMUTZAH - (a) a pumpkin of Karkuz (the opinion of Shmuel and the Gemara's conclusion, Nedarim 51a); (b) a certain type of gourd made edible by baking in hot ashes (the opinion of Rav Ashi, ibid., YERUSHALMI Kil'ayim 1:2 and Nedarim 6:1) 5) [line 5] MA'ASEH RESICHASAH - various forms of wheat kernels or flour that require a lot of boiling (RAN, citing the YERUSHALMI) 6) [line 12] B'NEDARIM HALECH ACHAR LESHON BENEI ADAM - interpret the words of a Neder based on their colloquial usage
7) [line 20] RIFTA - bread
11a) [line 26] RAKICHEI - tender ones (that are beneficial for the sick)
15) [line 1] KETZIREI - sick people 18) [line 6] NAKDANEI (alt. NAKRANEI) - (a) fastidious people (ROSH, TOSFOS); (b) people who are careful about what and how they eat (RAN, MEFARESH) 19) [line 6] HUTZAL - a city in Bavel, located between Sura and Neharde'a, that was walled from the time of Yehoshua bin Nun, where members of the tribe of Binyamin may have settled after they were taken into exile
20) [line 6] DAISA - a dish of cooked cracked wheat
22) [line 18] KOL MIDA'AM - [after eating] anything (any food) 25) [line 20] SHEVOR MALKA - King Shapur II, the king of Persia (ruled 309- 379 CE, during the Sassanid Dynasty)
26) [line 22] B'HUTZA - with a palm leaf or piece of tree bark
28) [line 31] TERADIN - beets
32) [line 33] CHUGRANEI TZID'EI - I bind up my temples (due to fierce
headaches)
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