פַּרְהֶדְרִין, (πάρεδροι) assessors, counsellors. Yoma I, 1 (2ᵃ) לשכת פ׳ (Mish. ed. פַּלְ׳, Y. ed. פר׳) the counsellors’ cell, name of an apartment in the Temple precincts. Ib. 8ᵇ בתחלה … כפ׳ הללו וכ׳ formerly it was called the senators’ cell (בולווטי), but when they began to pay money for (the higher offices of) the priesthood, and they were changed from year to year like the parhedroi who are appointed for one year, they named it &c.; Y. ib. I, 38ᶜ עכשיו קורין אותה לשכת פלהדרין פראידתין (read: פראידרין, a gloss) now they call it the cell of the palhedrin (paredrin). Bab. ib. 9ᵃ מתוך שפ׳ הללו חובטין וכ׳ because those assessors (market commissioners) strike them (the bakers) and say, sell cheap &c. Ib. מאי פ׳ וכ׳, v. פּוֹרָסָא.