דְּחִי, דְּחָא ch. same 1) to thrust, push, knock down. Targ. O. Num. XXXV, 20 דְּחָהִי he knocked him down (h. text הדף; Y. דַּחְיֵיה). Targ. Ps. CXVIII, 13; a. e. —2) to suspend, supersede &c., v. preced. 3). Zeb. 12ᵇ הוא ד׳ נפשיה בידים he debarred himself from offering (on account of his apostasy). Pes. 69ᵇ אימא לִידְחֵי I might think they take precedence of the Sabbath. Ber. 23ᵃ גברא דְחוּיָא הוא the person was for the time in an unfit condition to pray (and his prayer does not count at all).
Af. - אַדְחֵי, , Pa. דַּחֵי to push aside, drive off. Pes. 57ᵃ דַּחוּיֵי קא מַדְחֵי לן he sends us off (with a vain promise).
Ithpa. - אִידָּחֵי,
Ithpe. - אִידְּחֵי 1) to be thrust down. Targ. Ps. XXXVI, 13 אִידָּחֲיַין Ms. (ed. יִדְחֲיַן); a. e. —2) to be superseded, postponed &c. (v. preced. Nif.). Targ. Y. Num. IX, 10.—Zeb. 12ᵇ ממילא אי׳ he was debarred from offering through no fault of his. Ib. גברא אי׳ the person was unfit; a. fr.