פְּסִיקְיָא, (an adapt. of fascia, as if from פסק) band or fillet worn by women over the breast; girdle; bandage round the legs and feet. Targ. Is. III, 24 פְּסִיקַיָּא (pl. form).—Y. Snh. X, 28ᵈ bot. נתן את הברזל תחת פ׳ שלו he put the iron point of his spear under his fascia. Sabb. XV, 2 (111ᵇ) ושל פסי׳ (Bab. ed. פסקיא) and the cords of the breast bandage. Ib. (113ᵃ) קושרין דלי בפ׳ וכ׳ (Bab. ed. בפסק׳ you may (on the Sabbath) tie up (the broken rope of) a bucket with a fascia, but not with a rope. Ib. 113ᵃ כורך עליו פונדא או פ׳ (Ms. M. פסיקא) he may wind a funda or a fascia around it; Pes. 11ᵃ פיסקיא (Ms. M. פסיקיא; early ed. פסקי, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note). Y. Kil. IX, end, 32ᵈ פיסקי (corr. acc.), v. עֲגַל I; a. e.—Pl. form פְּסִיקִין. Sifré Num. 131 והיא מוציאה … מתחת פ׳ שלה (not פסוקין) she took an impression of Peor from under her breast band (Snh. 106ᵃ חיקה).