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# {{he-wv|לִמְּדָהּ|tr=lim'dáh}} {{he-Past of|לִמֵּד|tr=liméd|p=3|n=s|g=m|op=3|on=s|og=f|.=:}} (he/it) taught her/it.
# {{he-wv|לִמְּדָהּ|tr=lim'dáh}} {{he-Past of|לִמֵּד|tr=liméd|p=3|n=s|g=m|op=3|on=s|og=f|.=:}} (he/it) taught her/it.
#* {{pedlink|Babylonian Talmud}}, {{l|he||סוטה}}, chapter 3, [[w:Vilna Shas|Vilna edition]] [[s:he:סוטה כא ב|folio 21 verso]]:
#* {{pedlink|Babylonian Talmud}}, {{l|he||סוטה}}, chapter 3, [[w:Vilna Shas|Vilna edition]] [[s:he:סוטה כא ב|folio 21 verso]]:
#*: {{lang|arc|{{lang|he|ר׳ אליעזר אומר כל המלמד את בתו תורה מלמדה תיפלות}}{{lang|arc|׃ }}{{lang|he|תיפלות}}{{lang|arc| ס״ד אלא אימא }}{{lang|he|כאילו '''למדה''' תיפלות}}}}<!-- he quoted in an arc text; reuse arc within arc because lang|arc and lang|he change the font size and this way the size is constant for the whole line -->
#*: {{lang|he|ר׳ אליעזר אומר כל המלמד את בתו תורה מלמדה תיפלות׃ תיפלות}}{{lang|arc| ס״ד אלא אימא }}{{lang|he|כאילו '''למדה''' תיפלות}}
#*:: Rabbi Eliezer says: “Everyone who teaches his daughter Torah teaches her nothingness.” “Nothingness” you think? Rather, I will say “[it is] as if '''he taught her''' nothingness”.
#*:: Rabbi Eliezer says: “Everyone who teaches his daughter Torah teaches her nothingness.” “Nothingness” you think? Rather, I will say “[it is] as if '''he taught her''' nothingness”.



Revision as of 19:00, 15 April 2016

Hebrew

Verb

למדה

  1. (לָמְדָה, lam'dá) Template:he-Past of (she/it) learned.
  2. (לִמְּדָה, lim'dá) Template:he-Past of (she/it) taught.
  3. (לִמְּדָהּ, lim'dáh) Template:he-Past of (he/it) taught her/it.
    • Babylonian Talmud, סוטה, chapter 3, Vilna edition folio 21 verso:
      ר׳ אליעזר אומר כל המלמד את בתו תורה מלמדה תיפלות׃ תיפלותס״ד אלא אימאכאילו למדה תיפלות
      Rabbi Eliezer says: “Everyone who teaches his daughter Torah teaches her nothingness.” “Nothingness” you think? Rather, I will say “[it is] as if he taught her nothingness”.

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