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קץ , det. קיצה n.m. end, appointed or destined time (→ √קצץ ; Sy ܩܨܐ LS 686, MH קץ Jast 1403) 1. end: sg. קרב קיציה דההוא ביתא the end of that house (i.e. the Temple) has come Tan 69a(30) [expl. Lam 4:18] // EchRB 152:17; 2. appointed or destined time: sg. קץ ברכתא וניחמתא the appointed time of blessings and consolations TN Gen 49:1; מן דאתגלי ליה קיצא after the destined time (of redemption) was revealed to him ib.; וכיון דמטה קצה למחסנה ית ארעא when the time came to take possession of the land ib. Num 12:12; Dt 32:1; כד ישלם עלמא קציה למתפרקא when the world will reach its appointed time to be redeemed ib. Ex 12:42; Gen 40:23; pl. קיצייה ib. 49:1; בההוא דאזיל ליה לאכסניא ואתי לקיצין in the case of a person who goes abroad and comes at fixed times Ber 3a(55) 