חֲלַט ², חֲלַט ch. same 1) Part. pass. חָלִיט, חֲלִיטָא irredeemably sold. Targ. Y. Gen. XLVII, 20. —2) to sentence a leper. Targ. Y. Deut. XXI, 5 למִחְלוֹט, v. Af.
    Pa. - חַלֵּיט to sell irredeemably, to forfeit. Y. Pes. IV, 31ᵇ bot. ולא יְחַלְּטוּן בניהון that they might not forfeit their pledged children. Y. Shebi. VI, 36ᶜ bot. [read:] בגין דלא תְחַלְּטוּן … בידן that you might not surrender the government to their (the Samaritans’) hands. Y. Keth. IX, 33ᵇ bot. אנן מְחַלְּטִין וכ׳ we shall declare their property forfeited. Arakh. 31ᵇ ולחַלְּטֵיה הקדש let the sacred treasury be declared its permanent owner; a. e.
    Af. - אַחְלַט to sentence a leper. Targ. Y. Lev. XIII, 11.—Part. pass. מַחְלַט, f. מַחְלְטָא. Ib. 51.
    Ithpe. - אִיחֲלַט to become irredeemable. Arakh. 32ᵇ וירושלים מי מִיחֲלַט בה are buildings in Jerusalem ever irredeemable?