לָקוֹט, (לָקַט; v. לֶקֶט) grain-gleaner, a sort of huckster dealing in grains bought up in small quantities. B. Mets. 72ᵇ מ"ש לוקט … יזיף מלקוט חבריה ed. (Ms. M. throughout לוקט; Ms. R. a. ed. Ven. לקוט, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 7) why is it different with the gleaner? Because, if he has none, he will borrow from a fellow-gleaner. Ib. עד שיצא השער ללו׳ ולמוכר until the market price has been announced for (the goods of) the gatherer and the merchant alike; Tosef. ib. VI, 1 ללוקח (corr. acc.).—[Keth. 54ᵃ בלקוט Ar., v. לָקִיט.]—Pl. לָקוֹטוֹת. B. Mets. l. c. היו של ל׳ … ושל כל אדם וכ׳ Ms. H. a. R. (v. Rabb. D. S. l. c.) if the gleaners’ goods (mixed goods) were worth four S’ah (and more) a Sela, and those of other people three &c.; [ed. היו לְקוּטוֹת … ולכל אדם וכ׳ if the gleaned grains were worth &c.; Tosef. l. c. היו לקוטות הולכות מארבע (not והולכות).