שֵּׁיבָבָא, (cmp. סבב) neighbor. Targ. Ex. XII, 4 (Y. ed. Vien. שיכ׳, corr. acc.).—Pl. שִׁיבְבִין, שִׁיבְבֵי. Targ. Y. Deut. XXIV, 17 (not שיבבון). Targ. II Kings IV, 3 (ed. Wil. שְׁבֵבַ׳, some ed. שכיניכי); a. e.—B. Bath. 29ᵃ ש׳ מידע ידעי וכ׳ Ms. M. (ed. ידיע, corr. acc.) neighbors surely know (if people use a house) by day and by night. Snh. 96ᵇ עמון ומואב ש׳ בישי וכ׳ Ammon and Moab were bad neighbors of Jerusalem. Sabb. 109ᵇ ולישלקיה … בי ש׳ let him boil it in beer at the house of one of the neighbors; Ms. M. בשיכרא דש׳ in beer belonging to neighbors; [oth. opin. in Rashi: בי ש׳ at the gleam of sunset, v. שְׁבִיבָא; Var. in Ar. בי שכיבי in the cemetery].—Fem. שֵׁיבַבְתָּא, שְׁבַ׳. Targ. Ex. III, 22 (ed. Berl. שִׁיבָבְ׳; Ms. שַׁבִּיבְ׳, corr. acc.).—Snh. 97ᵃ אתאי שֵׁיבַבְתָּהּ וכ׳ a neighbor of hers came and knocked at the door.—Pl. שֵׁיבְבָתָא. Targ. Ruth IV, 17 שיבבתאן ed. Lag. (ed. Vien. שֵׁיבַבְתָּן!).