Jastrow: מִזְרָן

מִזְרָן, מִיזְרָן m. (אָזַר) girth, strap of cloth which is wound over the bed to keep the covering in position, Maim.; [Hai G. a. Ar.: (fr. מזר to spread under) a sort of carpet under the mattress; v., however, Tosef. quot. bel.].—Kel. XIX, 3 מ׳ היוצא וכ׳ a piece of the girth hanging from the bed. Ib. שירי מ׳ remnants of a torn girth. Ib. 4 נישא … ועל המ׳ was carried (in his bed) by the bed and by the girth (the carriers holding the ends of the strap). Ib. 5, sq.; Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. IX, 6. מ׳ שהוא מכרך בו וכ׳ the girth which one ties around the bed. Ib. מזרין ed. Zuck. (corr. acc.).