Towards a Talmudic Lexicon: The Aramaic Root ק.פ.י / q.f.y in the Light of a Story from the Babylonian Talmud
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Babylonian Talmud, Tractate Eruvin, LexiconAbstract
The tractate Eruvin of the Babylonian Talmud cites three stories, presented as a single concatenated whole, with all three sharing a single feature: they all have recourse to “language of wisdom” as a medium ascribed to each protagonist. The present article focuses on the first story in isolation from the others, placing emphasis on the Aramaic root ק.פ.י / q.f.y as a special case in connection with studying, on the basis of which the Aramaic word ve-titqfey is formed.
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