Jastrow: שִׁיּוּר

שִׁיּוּר, שִׁיּיוּר m. (שִׁיֵּיר) remnant, survival; residuary; leaving unmentioned, omission. Y. Ter. V, 43ᶜ bot. אין כן ש׳ there would be no surplus (for taking Ḥallah); [prob. to be read: שִׁיעוּר]. Ker. II, 5 כל העריות … ומה ש׳ all forbidden connections are specialized in the Law, and what is left?; Bab. ed. (11ᵃ) וש׳ אין לנו וכ׳ and nothing is left over (for deriving from the text by implication) except &c. (ib. Gemara משוייר לנו). B. Bath. 150ᵃ עשו מטלטלין ש׳ אצל עבד as regards a slave, the scholars have declared movable chattel to be a legal residuary, i.e. if a man bequeathed to his slave all his property except one portion of chattel, he is not free (because a slave may be classed with movable chattel); ולא … ש׳ אצל כתובה but in the case of a wife’s jointure movables are not a legal residuary, i.e. if one bequeaths to his sons all he owns, and to his wife one small object, and she accepts that gift, she has not forfeited her jointure. Ib.ᵇ ובכולהו מטלטלי הוי ש׳ וכ׳ and in all these cases, movables are a residuary (causing forfeiture), except &c.; a. e.—Pl. שִׁיּוּרִים, שִׁיּוּרִין, שִׁיּיוּ׳. Num. R. s. 1921 אותם ש׳ שיצאו וכ׳ (ed. Wil. שיירות) those survivors that had come out of Egypt, and over whom death had been decreed. [Y. Sabb. III, beg. 5ᶜ שיזרי וכ׳ prob. to be read: שִׁיּוּרֵי the remnants of dry twigs (that had been used as fuel).]—V. שְׁיָיר.