עֵנָב c. (b. h.; preced.) 1) grapes with the tendrils, also berry. Y. Ned. XI, 42ᵈ קונם תאנה … ועוד ע׳ I swear that I will not taste figs and furthermore (after thirty days) grapes.—Pl. עֲנָבִים, עֲנָבִין; const. עִנְּבֵי, עִי׳. Ib. Gen. R. s. 19 סחטה ע׳ וכ׳ she (Eve) pressed grapes and gave him the juice to drink. Pes. 49ᵃ משל לע׳ הגפן בע׳ הגפן (a marriage between a scholar and a scholar’s daughter is) like bunches of grapes combined with bunches of grapes; לע׳ הגפן בע׳ הסנה (a scholar married to an ignorant man’s daughter is) like a bunch of grapes with berries of thorns. Snh. 99ᵃ יין המשומר בעֲנָבָיו מששת וכ׳ wine preserved in its grapes from the six days of creation (future reward of scholars); Ber. 34ᵇ.—Succ. III, 2 ענביו מרובות מעליו if the berries on the myrtle exceed its leaves; a. fr. —2) (cmp. σταφύλωμα) a growth on the eye. Bekh. VI, 2 ועֵינָב (Ar. וענב; Bab. ed. 38ᵃ עצב, corr. acc.); ib.ᵇ עצב (corr. acc.); Sifra Emor, ch. II, Par. 3 עֵינָיו (Rab. ענב); v. אֵינָב.