צֶמֶד, preced.) yoke; a pair of working animals tied to the yoke. B. Bath. V, 1 מבר … את הצ׳ הבקר if one sold ‘a yoke’, he has not sold the oxen (but only the yoke); ib. אמר מכור לי צִמְדְּךָ וכ׳ (Bab. ed. 77ᵇ צִימְ׳) if he said, sell me thy yoke for two hundred Zuz, it is well known that a yoke is not worth two hundred Zuz (therefore he meant the yoke of oxen); v. צִימְדָּא; Tosef. ib. IV, 1. B. Mets. 116ᵃ צ׳ של פרות a pair of cows with the yoke, Rashi (Tosaf. a yoke for cows, consisting of two pieces).—Kidd. 74ᵇ מצִמְדָּהּ Var. in Ar. s. v. צד, v. תַּבְרָא.