עֲדַק (v. אֲדַק) to be fastened, stick to. Part. pass. עָדִיק. Gitt. 78ᵃ דע׳ ליה בחרציה וכ׳ Mus. (v. Koh. Ar. Compl. s. v. עויק; Ar. עויק, עייק, corr. acc.; ed. דערק לה וכ׳, v. infra) when it (the letter of divorce) sticks in his belt, and she takes it out.
Pa. - עַדֵּיק, עַדֵּק 1) to bring close to. Ib. דע׳ לה חרציה וכ׳ (ed. דערק, corr. acc.) when he pressed his loins (the belt in which the letter of divorce was sticking) close to her, and she took the letter out. —2) to seize, overtake. Targ. Y. Deut. XXVIII, 45 (ed. Vien. ויערק׳, corr. acc.), v. אֲדַק.
*. - אַעְדִּיק to squeeze out, push away. Targ. Prov. XVI, 28 Var., v. עֲרַק.