רְהַט ch. same , to run, be swift. Targ. Job IX, 25 (of a bird). Targ. Gen. XVIII, 7. Targ. II Sam. XVIII, 23; a. fr.—M. Kat. 9ᵇ רָהֲטָא, v. טַבְלָא I. Erub. 51ᵃ top והוא דכי רָהֵיט וכ׳ provided he may reach the root of the tree (before the Sabbath begins) by running. Ber. 6ᵇ מצוה למִרְהַט it is right to run. Ib. אנא נמי רְהִיטְנָא I run likewise. Sabb. 94ᵃ רהיט תלתא וכ׳ he ran three parasangs on foot. Ib. 32ᵃ ועיזי רְהִיטָן (not ריהטן) the goats run, v. חִגְּרָא; Yalk. Gen. 31 רְהִיטֵי. Y. Shek. V, end, 49ᵇ רגלייא דלא רָהֲטָן וכ׳ may the (my) feet that failed to run to give alms, be broken; a. fr.
Af. - אַרְהֵיט to cause to run, hasten. Targ. O. Gen. XLI, 14.