Dictionary of rabbinical words (Gaster Hebrew MS 973)

973. M Gaster

marginal note: 9
Betoniot flower stalks that have grown; Kenosia like a gathering
Geninis that which is not entirely small pieces resembling worms
Gastraot broken earthenware vessels; Gavat potter's shard; Grosiham
Gasa like wheat semolina; Gnanin a garden enclosure; Gansim
Min Sid a spark of fire; Garet name of a vessel; Gargar a vessel
Garah the neck; Gargarniot trees; Grogerot dried figs
Meforadot separated; Gerudot that which is scraped from a vessel at the time of their making; Gerufit branches; Gedadi length; Gris half a bean; Grid summer days; Gritin broken vessels and their name; Grisin crushed beans; Grizin loaves of matzah; Germani very white; Garei a craftsman who draws blood; Gashes the tongue [is] dust/earth? Gashish; Tsis long, low [things] like Pikis boxes and by their hands [they are] linked

The letter Dalet: Dandavaniot cakes from which the honey is strained; Ditzat a small container; Dalit a vine trailing over trees; Dolpki a wooden vessel used for wine flasks and food, from which they eat; Dufra two fruits in one year; Dudakti a severed generation, all barren women who do not give birth; Dut a pit built on the surface of the earth; Duta one leaf in length; Diha darker than the white of snow; Dioter skin tanned on both sides; Dayar storehouse; Dira a worm in wheat; Daytiki a deathbed will; Dakhon a place where prayers are offered; Dakhan pure; Daldulin pieces coming out from the corners of a Gehes garment; Dalil a rope or some thing tied to the foot of chickens; Dalmatikion leggings; Dla'at Harumtza a pumpkin that does not sweeten except in ashes; Demai meaning: "What is this?"—a doubt as to whether it has been tithed or not; Dandana tattered rags; Deftara a skin that has not been fully processed; Dakar a peg; Darban a goad for teaching; like a thin nail to guide cattle; Dargash a small bed