Dictionary of rabbinical words (Gaster Hebrew MS 973)

also creeping things; Hartum that with which a bird pecks; Harati the appearance of a judge who removed the vessel; Harit a type of desert saffron; Herem Hadrini named after Hadrian; Haritz a deep place; Hararah a cake baked on coals

The Letter Tet

Tevel anything that is not fit to eat; produce from which the priestly gift and tithe have not been taken; Totafot a headband tied on the forehead; Titeros name of a vessel; Tofiah a type of bubble/seepage?; Tofiah moisture; Tirat Ha-Tanur the oven enclosure; Tani like a basket (Tena); Tasgi one who provides every object for the soul; Tasin a gold plate that widens, "golden plates"; Tapi an earthenware vessel that has a capacity; Tafuah a small flask; Tafiah a horse saddle; Targim every object for the soul; Turfah an ownerless place that is headed for loss; Taruti long; Tartin two corners; Tartimal half a maneh (measure of weight); Trisit a small maneh; Turigin a house of three corners; Tarit Trona fish that are processed piece by piece; Traskal made of braided willow to eat upon; Taraf mixed; Tarfaikin a weight of 88 pure silver coins; Trakasin a wall separating the sanctuary from the Holy of Holies

The Letter Yod

Yevhushim mosquitoes; Yavelet a type of vegetable; Yavan the evening; a pit dug in the ground; Yotze Dofen one whose mother was cut open and the fetus was removed through her sides, which are the ribs; Yatzol the piece of wood the plowman holds to tilt the plow; Yatzia like a room surrounding the wall of the house from the outside; Yaitikhin they prepare