קִינוֹף, (קנף, sec. r. of קף, cmp. צִינוֹק, צִנּוֹר &c.; an adaptation of κωνωπεῖον) the framework of a baldachin or canopy, consisting of four columns over which a flat cover is spread, contrad. to נַקְלִיטִין. Succ. I, 3 (10ᵃ) או שפירס ע"ג ק׳ (not שפירסה) or if he spread a sheet over a frame (so as to form a tent within the Succah); ib. 10ᵇ Ms. M. (ed. קינופות). Snh. 68ᵃ הוא יושב בק׳ שלו he was seated on his curtained couch.—Pl. קִינוֹפוֹת, קִינּ׳. Succ. l. c. וק׳ ארבעה, v. נַקְלִיטִין. Ib. שאני ק׳ דקביעי it is different with baldachin frames, for they are stationary, opp. to כִּילָה. Tosef. Kel. B. Mets. II, 8.—[Κωνωπεῖον means the net, our w. refers to the frame.]