טְרַד I ch. same 1) to trouble, stir up, keep in commotion. B. Bath. 168ᵇ הוו קא טַרְדֵּי ליה they were troubling him (begging persistently).—Part. pass. טָרִיד, f. טְרִידָא; pl. טְרִידִין, טְרִידָן. Targ. Is. LVII, 20 (h. text נגרש). Targ. Nah. II, 5 ברקין ט׳, v. preced.—Ber. 16ᵇ הכא ט׳ in the one case his mind is preoccupied. Erub. 68ᵃ טְרִידְנָא בגירסאי I am engrossed in my studies. Snh. 108ᵇ [read:] דהות טריד (or דטְרִידַת; Ms. F., טְרִיחַת, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 9) that thou wert troubled (in my behalf); Yalk. Job 917 [read:] חמית דטרידת וכ׳; a. fr. —2) to banish, expel. Targ. Y. Gen. III, 24; a. fr.—
Ithpe. - אִתְטְרִיד, אִיטְּרִיד 1) to be banished. Targ. Prov. XXV, 5. Targ. Y. Gen. XXVII, 45; a. e. —2) to be troubled. Ber. 35ᵇ; Yalk. Deut. 863 דלא תִיטַּרְדּוּ וכ׳ that you may not be troubled about support &c. —3) to quarrel. Arakh. 16ᵇ אתי לאִיטְּרוּדֵי he may get into a quarrel.