נְבָרָא, (cmp. בַּר I; corresp. to h. סִיב) covering, bast, bark (Syr. נברא fibrae palmarum, P. Sm. 2273). Sabb. 30ᵇ וְאַכְּלֵי מילת נ׳ בר קורא and as to (something corresponding to) fine woolen garments, he showed him the bark of a young palm-shoot. Ib. 90ᵇ דיקלא דחד נ׳ (ed. נבארא) a palm which has only one covering; Erub. 58ᵃ (expl. נרגילא) דיקלא דחד נ׳ (a rope made of fibres of) a palm &c.—Ḥull. 51ᵇ נ׳ חיישינן if an animal fell upon a pile of dried bark, we apprehend internal injury (v. רִיסּוּק).