תָּפַר

תָּפַר
תָּפַר(b. h.) to join; to sew, mend. Men.31b קרע … יִתְפּוֹר בשלש אל יתפור if a rent (in the column of a scroll) goes through two lines, one may mend it; if through three, you dare not mend it (but must insert a new column). Sabb.XIII, 2 התּוֹפֵר … על מנת לִתְפּוֹר, v. תְּפִירָה‏. Ib. 60b תְּפָרוֹ מבפנים if he fastened the leather shoe inside the sandal; a. fr.Part. pass. תָּפוּר; f. תְּפוּרָה; pl. תְּפוּרִים, תְּפוּרִין, תְּפוּרוֹת. Tosef.Toh.V, 1 נפל למים ת׳ טמא if it (spittle) fell into water, if it remains joined (cohesive), it is clean, opp. נמחה dissolved. Sabb. l. c.; Bets.I, 10 כלים בין ת׳ ובין שאינן ת׳ garments when sewed or unsewed. Ib. מנעל שאינו ת׳ a shoe the sole of which is not sewed on (though temporarily fastened with pegs); a. fr. Nif. נִתְפַּר to be sewed. Kel. XX, 6 משיִתָּפֵר Var. (ed. משיִתָּבַר) when the material for the curtain is sewed up; (Maim., reads משישבר = משישפר) expl. ‘when he has given it its due length and width by sewing; for dialectic interchange of ב and פ see בָּקַר a. פָּקַר Hif., and הֶבְקֵר a. הֶפְקַר).

Dictionary of the Targumim, the Talmud Babli and Yerushalmi, and the Midrashic Literature. . 1903.

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