סָלַד (b. h.; cmp. סָלַל I, סלח) to bound, rebound, shrink. Makhsh. V, 9 מפני שהיא סוֹלֶדֶת לאחוריה because the jet of a viscous mass, when poured out and stopped, bounds backward (and the connection with the mass in the unclean vessel is not suddenly severed, v. נִיצּוֹק). Gitt. 57ᵃ לובן ביצה סוֹלֵד מן האור a stain on bed-clothes made by the white of an egg contracts (and hardens) when heated, opp. דיהה gets faint. Sabb. 40ᵇ יד סולדת בו when the hand put into it is spontaneously withdrawn (feeling the scald); Ḥull. 105ᵇ top. Pesik. B’shall., p. 103ᵃ ונפשו סולדת לאחוריה his soul starts backward (he shrinks back in disgust of the smell); Gen. R. s. 51 ונפשו ס׳ עליו; Midr. Till. to Ps. XI ed. Bub. (oth. ed. מסוללת); Yalk. Gen. 85; (Yalk. Ps. 655 קצה).—Sifra Emor ch. II, Par. 3; Bekh. 43ᵇ חוטמו סולד one whose nose is turned up (snub-nosed).
Pi. - סִלֵּד to spring, sport (euphem. for unnatural sexual gratification). Y. Gitt. VIII, 49ᶜ bot., v. סָלַל I.