צִנְנָא, (preced.) cold. Naz. 22ᵇ כי מתפיס … בצ׳ מתפיס (Rashi בצינ׳) when a man takes hold (of a dish), does he do so when it is in its original condition (as it is cooked), or when it is cooled off?, i.e. when referring to a thing in a vow, is the vowing person presumed to mean the thing when it is yet prohibited (as flesh of a peace-offering before the blood is sprinkled), or when it has become permitted?; [Ned. 11ᵇ בהיתירא, a gloss that took the place of our w.; Ar. reads בצְנָפָא, q. v.]