קְטִיעָא, קְטִיעָה m. (preced.) 1) dwarfed, puny. Yalk. Dan. 1062, v. פּוּשְׁקָא. —2) pr. n. m. Ḳ’ṭiʿa. Ab. Zar. 10ᵇ ק׳ בר שלום name of a gentile Roman counsellor, who suffered death for pleading in favor of the Jews, saying to the emperor, They will call thee מלכותא קטיעא (v. preced.); Yalk. Ez. 373.