קַרְטִיגְנִי, (Cartago, Carthago, -inis) Carthage (rebuilt under the Roman empire), on the northern coast of Africa. Men. 110ᵃ מצור ועד ק׳ מכירין וכ׳ from Tyre to Carthage they know (respect the past history of) Israel and their Father in heaven, but from Tyre westward and from Carthage eastward they do not know &c.; Is. 316. Lev. R. s. 27 אזל … קרטיגנא והוות וכ׳ (Alexander the Great) came to a city called Ḳarṭigna which was occupied (guarded) by women only (v. Tam. 32ᵃ). Gen. R. s. 44, end (expl. הקדמני, Gen. XV, 19) קרטגינה (some ed. קרטנונא, corr. acc.); Yalk. ib. 78 קרטניי׳ (corr. acc.). Ber. 29ᵃ קרטגני Ms. M. (ed. קרטיגנין; some ed. קרטיגנן, קרטיגנון, corr. acc.; v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note); v. קַרְתִּיגְנִי.—Denom. קַרְטִיגְנָאָה, v. sub קַרְתִּ׳.