לִבְלָר, (librarius) copyist, clerk, scribe. Sabb. I, 3 (11ᵃ) ולא הלב׳ וכ׳ (Y. ed. הליב׳) nor must the scribe go out (shortly before the beginning of the Sabbath) with his pen (behind his ear); Y. ib. 3ᵇ top. Gitt. III, 1 אמר לל׳ וכ׳ if one says to the scribe &c., v. בְּרֵירָה. Snh. 17ᵇ (among the requirements of a town in which a scholar should live) רופא אומן ול׳ a physician, a surgeon and a clerk.—Peah II, 6 נחום הל׳ (Ms. M. הבבלי); Naz. 56ᵇ נחום הל׳ Nahum the scribe; a. fr.—Pl. לִבְלָרִין, לִי׳. Sabb. 11ᵃ. [Ib. 92ᵇ שכן לִבְלָרֵי מלכות וכ׳ for the imperial scribes carry their bags that way; prob. to be read טַבְלָרֵי, v. טַבְלָר.]