הֲדַם , Pa. (אַדֵּם) הַדֵּם 1) to dissect, dismember, tear to pieces. Targ. Jud. XIV, 6. Ib. XIX, 29; XX, 6 (v. Ar. ed. Koh. s. v.); a. e.—Ab. Zar. 38ᵇ דילמא הַדּוּמֵי הַדְּמוּהָ וכ׳ Ms. M. a. Ar. (ed. אדמויי אַדְּמוּהָ, read אַדּוּמֵי) perhaps they carved the bird and then put it into the pot. Erub. 30ᵃ הַדּוּמֵי נִיהַדְּמֵיה shall we cut him apart?—Bets. 24ᵇ דאַדִּימֵי (ed. Sonc. a. Ven. דהַדִּימֵי, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note) fish that were dissected (Rashi: red, v. אֲדִימָּא). —2) אֲהַדֵּם (denom. of next w.) to arrange the parts of an animal. Gitt. 67ᵇ אֲהַדְּמוּ לי הַדָּמֵי דחיותא arrange before me the limbs of the (dissected) animal.