פָּתוֹר, (פתר to extend, cmp. Assyr. paššaru dish, v. Fränkel, Lexicogr. p. 53) table. Targ. Ex. XXV, 23; a. fr.—Targ. Prov. IX, 2 פתורת׳.—Targ. Y. Gen. XXIII, 16 פָּתוֹר (ed. Vien. פְּ׳) money-changer’s table.—Sabb. 36ᵃ פתורה פתורתא פתורתא פתורה what formerly was called pathora (a small table, plate) is now called pathorta, and vice versa. Taan. 25ᵃ פ׳ דדהבא (Ms. M. תכא) a golden table. Sabb. 129ᵃ, v. יוֹנָס; a. fr.—B. Kam. 19ᵇ bot. בבהמה ופ׳ it means a domestic animal eating from the table, v. פְּתִיתָה.—Pl. פָּתוֹרִין, פָּתוֹרַיָּא. Targ. Is. XXI, 5. Targ. Ez. XL, 43; a. e.—Nidd. 20ᵃ הא בפָתוֹרֵי (some ed. sing.) ‘dark clothes coming from abroad’ refers to those worn at the table (vestes cenatoriae or synthesis), v. אוֹלָרִין.