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FONOLEXIKA LANGENSCHEIDT HEBREW-ENGLISH
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Toussaint-Langenscheidt Method
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Old Testament
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Preface. The present Pocket- Dictionary
containing
j
the whole vocabulary of the Hebrew Old Testament, does not pretend to be an enrichment of
Lexicography, nor
is
it
But
a scientific Lexicon.
meant it
will,
to
supersede perhaps, be
welcome to beginners as a cheap and trustworthy help, and even to advanced students, who know how to avail themselves of a more copious Dictionary, as a commodious implement when there is no larger work at hand. The transcription given to each word, and besides in a few cases where there may arise any
doubt
as
to
the
right pronunciation,
is
well-known phonetic system of It is based upon the publishing- firm.
adapted to the the
pronunciation of the
Western Europe.
Sephardim,
or
Jews
of
Transcription A. Hebrew 1
>
3
4 5 6 7
8
10 11
12 13
14
VOWKLS
Tra ns c ii
pi ion.
Hebrew characters
24
z
in
:eal
rti
=
ch in Scottish /oc/t
i
25
n
26
to
27
t
very hard or emphatic
y
in
28
eft
29
k
30
h
31
D D
32
J
= =
yes ch in
German
ich
k in fcmd
1
m n
I
33
D
34
6
=
s
m sm
f
35
S
30
V
a guttural peculiar
to
the Semitic
languages 37
B
=
s
in sin, very hard or emphatic pronounced as ts)
(also
38
hard or emphatic
39
r
4ii
13
41
s
42
43
n n
% t
mostly guttural
= = =
s in
sin
sh in wish th in thing
List of Abbreviations. abs.
absolute.
M.
ml},
adjective adverb.
Nithp.
<>,/r.
iiinii.
article,
art.
opp.
construct.
Chald.
cohortative.
roll.
eonj.
dem.
denom. dimin. e.
collective.
Pers.
conjunction.
pers.
feminine.
/'
fut.
gent.
Hi.
Persian.
person, personal. Piel. Pilel.
l>ii.
=
Pilp.
=
pi.
for
gentilic. Iliphil.
=
i>t.
=
passive participle. Pual.
/,.
=
Pi,.
//<.
quadril.
EEophal.
i.
e.
imp. inf.
Hothpael. id
est,
thai
is.
infinitive.
interj.
interjection.
inierr.
interrogative. intransitive.
intr. i.p.
/<. //<
n.
in
pause.
local.
masculine. Qoun.
Pulal.
/'i,/.
Qal (Kal).
Q.
=
reft.
imperative.
properly.
participle.
Hithpael. //iff, Eithpalpel. /nil j>. Hithpolel. Hithpo. Ilotli.
>(/..
suffix. $ing.
<il>s.
-
w. art. H'.
w.s.
/<><.
singular.
status absolutus.
Tiphel.
/;,,/,.
=
=
substantive.
subst.
tr.
quadriliteral.
relative.
=
st.
=
reflexive.
rel. s.
pel.
proper name. pronoun.
pr.n.
/,t.
llith.
1
preposition.
prep.
pron. prop.
future.
Pi
plural. Pool. Poal.
Po.
exempli gratia, example. g.
perfect.
/,/'.
n.
demonstrative. denominative. diminutive. dual.
d,i.
patronymic.
pair. I>erf..
definite.
def.
pausi
/..
Chaldee(Aranuean).
cohort.
Niphal. Nithpael. numeral, number opposed.
transitive.
with article. with local n. with suffix.
H
Notes.
Notes.
F43
-
K K
the first letter of the
phabet, called
[= P]?X numeral
IK
ox,
=
(5'ief)
cattle];
as a
or 1000.
1
m, c
($b)
al-
F^X
^X,
"K
destruction,
r
"0?$ lost,
w.s. ''ZIX
m
(pbe'd)
ruin. (ab?d5
/ anything
)
loss.
"^-^ an( ) -^ a b&ddo') m destruction, place of per*
(
,
ninx (m'&),
pi.
c.
begetter,
father,
nins, parent, crea-
ancestor, forefather;
lord, master; counsel-
tor,
adviser; teacher. lor,
2K
[root
(eb)
iSX,
c.
pi.
benefactor,
sprout; greenness, verdure, fresh grass. (aba? 9-f)
pr.n.m.
"QK (aba'd) to
/**. "pit*,
wander about,
lost, perish,
being
Pi.
lead astray, scat-
T2N n ;
1.
sg.
same
TZIX, as
Pi
Hebrew-English.
(hgebi'd),
fut.
HTZIX
the
H3X
/u.
S
to be
obey.
7?K made
m reed, cane; swift sailing ships,
(ebg-)
X ni^X
MK
of reed.
[from nnx].
(bo'y)
C^pK
[neediness,
= "'iX woe to.
m7 c Dinx, ^Z. place of feeding, .
(eba'fi)
O^DHX, crib,
ter, destroy, annihilate.
Hi.
(abr),
poverty] me^'.
T3X
de-
willing, to desire, consent,
be
to
]12
l?K,
h
struction.
12&, ''^K
cease; pt. *"I3X
lost.
(Ibbc'd) to
c.
;n,
KOK = nx
[Persian].
and
(*bd ? 'n)
(jb^a'n)
HI?
22X] m, w.s. ^K, young
shoot,
KpJQK
dition, abyss, nether world.
H^K
manger. see
nnziK threat;
VU.
(ib^a')
SJJJ
/,
c.
nnrix,
rmx' 1
the
*"V
>BQN l
bend
kneel,
r*j;s
heads,
your
vessel.
prostrate yourself. see
^'2*S
it:
^J*
V^S'.
-
($*'f) w.s.
m,
only
V*$
0^18,
t
i
T
round
bowl,
basin,
I
pi
army,
-:
i
troops.
"IJK R
-)^ of
(
a d
g5'g)
-J^
pr.n.m.
(a^'r),
/faf.
IftjJ
to
collect, gather.
Amalckite kings.
*0^S (agfgf') m, surname of Hainan the Agagite [=
,
fist
,
Amalekite].
pi.
a
"!??*?
(
gyd<i5')
connection,
p*.
/",
ni*i:,s :
bundle;
knot,
band, troop; celestial vault.
^V^
(*W Z
m
)
nu t; nut-tree
(<M?u'r)
(g'^l) or
only
pZ.e.
^?,2?^
coin, mite.
7JX
1^8,
(f'ggl)
(w^)
official
letter,
'^
m,
(?d)
w/.s.
m.
D^, e.*PJI8
of a
l.i-t'in)
TK^IN
m-j^, edict.
i"S, mist,
D^g,
pool",
t/,/.
to
5
(Culb c'l)
pr.n.m.
iTTttjl
and
D;HK
see
nil
see HTiK.
pZ.
pond;
M*5
(Iddo')
D?7g
pr.n.m.
see D*H($.
only pj.c
a^'.j
sad, grieved.
'Pjtt,
commander,
l^P^S
(*gm?'n)
reed,
bnlrnsli;
of rashes;
m,
c.
cord
JDJN
made
r ,,-
caldron.
-- '") 1
*,
c.
){U$,
the pi.
pi.
is
lord, master;
also
applied to
^"S
111 persons; y Lord, the Lord God [nVp]; hence Adonis.
single
s ('
p*.
writ,
(*W4) pr-n.m.
rHH c.
reed; bulrush.
jrV
/.
cause to languish, to grieve.
"7*1*^
drops.
(?gUV.vTm) pr.n.
("g^'m)
l-.S
charger.
rnas
m,
place in Moab.
E^N
only
basin, bowl.
}1? (Wt)i only tfi. 3H*& [for 3H^n^]
pr.n.m.
[berry]; small
^JJJ
m,
fa^art^'l)
^PldNt
c.
vapour.
[Persian].
"Vt
^tp"i:S
ffw
llT
see 1$e.
]P;X
^1^
D'HI'TN
(adprCi'yim)
town
in Judali.
a
DTHN it
see
-:
fiYTK
2?*-- of
e (
the tribe and land
of the
Edomites. (adama)
-:
f,
c HI^X,
see TiX.
i
humus, arable land, earth,
"^"i^
w.s.
adj.,
($ddj'r)
^"
iT"N, /" pi D^K,
\T
0.
great,
distinguished,
splendid,
glorious, noble.
M V^N D"TN
(ade'm) or
D"TK
5 (m Qdda'm) for
to
he
CHK9
pt.
to be
CH^Q
red-coloured.
D^W
to
(5d my')
Pa.
Hi.
fut.
be red.
#*7/i.
CH^O'! to become red, to be erubescent.
fut.
^,7^
i.p.
(fda'm)
nD-tns\ v v
m
coZ.
mat),
some
:
man, mortals pr.n.m. the
first
7t
HOTtf
see
Hp"
>
(adma')
flftfc.
of
pr.n.
a
in the vale of Siddim.
^mS, ^blX
(admoni')
adj. reddish, red-haired, of
a red complexion. a
*P^^
(
of
pr.n.
dami')
a
town in Naphtali. a
^p1
(
JVp""TX
:
domf) pr.w.
itish,
f
WN
nWK.
Edom-
:J
Edomite.
D^piX a
adj.,
m
pZ.
,
D^DTC. /
created.
(adummi'm) pr.n. of
between
district
(fdf'm) pr.w. of a
town
Jordan and
J<riplS
the
(fdp'm)
<#.,
f.
nD^
:,
D^DjX red, red-cheeked; a red thing, red colour.
pZ.
(p'dem)
/ a red
cious stone, carneol.
Grilgal.
(adma^5')
pr.n.m.
[Persian].
T7$
^7^
:
;
man
on the Jordan.
ciJJ
:
i
reddish.
r
one; N *J2I serves as a pi. the sons
men,
f
adj.,
niaiDia
" v i. r
?
:
:
i
town
(ado'm).
5
red.
R:!P?*f (adamdH'm)
nD"TS
(adalya) pr.n.m.
ip"JX
pi.
country.
soil;
(add'r3-).
powerful, mighty, majestic,
of
Esau,
dp'm) pr.n.m.
Edom;
nH*S
DTriK. t
-
pre-
('dn) m,
D^, ation,
c.
i.p.
y.*]N
basis,
ftN, pi. 'foundpedestal,
socket of a column. |/j
(&dda'n) pr.n. of a place
in Babylonia.
r
c>
-
V iv
i
:
i
PT2"^j"TS IV
(adp'i-hg'zk)
I
pr.n.m
mm
AWR
(-dpnlyy*'),
(doniyy*'hu)
[Cp;j'lS;]
pr.n.m.
a (
ffjttjj
TWJ
n^
(Wd'r), ^. [-T3W with connecting V] to show oneself glorious,
5.
to
T;ttl
/id.
'H
d$'r)
i/.
(?h?'b),
2hK
2ri$
ri2ris
3% M 3081,
glo-
m
twelfth
Hebrew
month cor-
year,
,
rn (S'd$r) garment, mantle splendour, magnifi;
cence.
a place
Judah; pr.n.m.
{?/?.
2"S
1. sg.
;>.
2HX, / nj^H
to
love,
be fond
to
be
of;
Ni.
Pi. pt.
be
2HK
2HSJ
pi.
to
DpOjB? lover
passionate
m, only
(*'h&b)
D^HS.
like,
desire,
amiable.
apBp, a
to
to
pi.
beloved,
pi.
love-affair, intrigue;
m,
Persian
jsZ.
gold-
connected with
[not
I
m, w.. D2PIK T TM T
v / (e'h&b) \T
I
love-intrigue;
love,
niHK of
D^nS^oh^brm) lover.
($h*w) f [also
2'j]
love,
inf.
affection,
tender friendship.
larius].
^P^PTl^ pr.n.m.
2mS
(Qhob5'm),2>Z.
(ad&rko'n)
0^3118,
deity
5h &*b),
charm, loveliness.
($dd5'r) pr.w. of
*|*P"H*S
I
(
,
[friend],
or paramour.
"0$
=
and 33k,
April.
coin
also
tfffl}
/".
to
in
see
(fd*'S)
responding to March and
"H -
wide glory,
;
to thrash.
covet. a
the
of
f
ti
splendid.
rify. (
mantle
garment,
3TW
M.
5d *' r )
(
""0^
a town in Naphtali. (Sddg'rgd-) f a
rQ^X
^5? (adpnlra'm),
dpr$'m) jpr.w.m.
"HK
(gdrT) pr.n. of the chief-town of Bashan; of
(a^'njBg'dgk)
pr.n.m.
D^JTK
-:
^"HK
magnificence;
pT^J^S
t
(&dr$mmg'lgc&)
an
of
and
king [son
of
Assyrian
an Assyrian
of Sennacherib].
li_lN
(p'h^d)
^\}^
a (
pr.n.m.
h$'h)
inter},
[ex-
pressing sorrow] woe, alas, ah, oh.
mxT
xinx it
IT
-:i
a
^lJ
of
pr.n.
(*h vu')
o
river in Media.
iX
*i
VHNTM IV
cally denoting Jerusalem]
pr.n.m.
(ehij'd)
"J??VC?S
see i"lT ITT Hi.
"!
"1?VC!JS (ohiib 9 ') pr.n./. [a lewd woman, symboli
(ehf) adv. [interroga-
= X
how? where?
,
tive]
V!X"
a
?HK s
be bright.
to shine, to 2
^H?
(Wl)
of
[dnom.
wander.
tents, to
77P
hnw]
Tfor
pitch
Pi. fut.
the
*l^
7HX
x / (o'hel) \
i
({jhoif),
w.
D^nN
pi.
^?nx
c.
tent,
to,
loc.
w*.
S i
7HX t: t i
n n^px,
(oh5lI'm),
D^HX,
(Qhoir), w.s.
hut.
rjx, fa-
habitation,
X
tent of con-
gregation, tabernacle, also
nnvn X tent of the law. "IT 2HX (p'hgl) pr.n.m. 7HK (5h?'l) to, only I
j?Z.
D^HX t !
i
-:
and
nl^PlX it-:
"^OS (SW)
pi ninix,
pr.n.f.
symbolizing
(Q h H'5't))
skin,
spectre,
con-
juring ghost; necromancer, sorcerer.
ITDlX
(pbp'O-)
^j?*^
(pbi'l)
t^X TiN
see
(pd)
nnx,
of
pr.n.
a
station.
camping
pr.n.m.
73X. T \
to,
only
pi.
nilix,
circumstance, cause,
occasion, concern;
because
of,
nilX 7^
on account
of,
concerning.
*HX
(yd)
to,
pZ.
DH1X,
fire-
brand, fire-stick, poker.
nix 1 [a
Sa-
maria].
^VCI^
(uYO pr.n.m.
(pb) to,
aro-
matic wood, aloe-wood.
woman
^^ 2ix
and
or; or
or perhaps.
IT
r.
mily; "IVIB
IX either
leather bag;
1
pr.n.m
conj. or [Lat. vel
(p)
aut]; iX
same
as Q.
non ITT
see
7
(&h rp'n)
Aaron.
if,
to
hrw&
i>DX], fut.
v:
a
V-r-
m m ^nxt.
(? hL'i)
rronx _ nnnx, v t t V v v:
mn. ITT
see
'
L
...
pr
(Qhlll?5m5')
n.f.
VI X
pr.n.m.
^
nix
a*.
(ivvr),
niX? to desire eagerly, covet.
Hith.
HjXrn,
V$P? (yi^-'a'v) to want, lust after.
to
/"^.
desire,
s
ITT 2
n>s rare
~sr~, Q|2^
/////,.
only
Dn^nn
m
2. vl.
mea-
to
mark
to
off,
isix
(tW)
but
adv.
however, yet, nevertheless.
for one-
?
pr.n.m.
self.
<7^ (>*')
/ desire, longwickedness.
liness,
'Jw
(uzCi y)
"^nN
(uza'i
pr.n.m. (?
,t
Zanaa (
,.'r?
pr.n.m. [Arabian
and
tribe
*1K
i
its
capital.
US
in
pr.n.m.
(ov)
and
PlJlK
(p'v,)
(evj'i)
,.
.
.....
;
wickedness,
pi.
D^
*pX
impious.
pr.n.m. [king of Babylon]. 1
^IN
w..
D^K
body; strength.
3
U i) in, pZ.
(
j
h)X pi].
vw
(ciia'y)
in
,t
pr.w. of a river
,?w if
co;".
town
see i-WK it*
t;'
|,V^
(?
n 5'm) pr.n.m.
(pn^'n)
pr.n.m.
',?'" (tWa) pr.n. of an un-
and adv.
whether
not,
pr.n. of a
(pnp')
Benjamin.
person
in Persia [Eulaeus]. (uia'.v)
power,
polis).
lJlN
I^X, a J^jiiS
c.
powerful
[see
D^1K, sub-
jN (pn) pr.n. of a city lower Egypt (Helio-
i
mighty,
pj.
wealth;
strength. liS
w,
m,
(on)
in
.belly,
distress,
....
,.
,
(wl)
sin;
toil.
stance,
j
^K
(on),
'
...
.
}iK
falsehood,
idol;
hardship,
adj.,
foolish, silly
c.
nothingness;
vainness,
2!>1K see n\s\
?V|K
m,
idolatry,
woe, alas, ah.
interj.
pr.n.m.
JjK, pi. D^JiX breath,
SJ
Yemen].
ev i)
m *' r )
(*'v*n)
/.*.
ungod-
foolishness;
folly,
lust.
ing,
not,
if
known
country
rich
in
gold.
perhaps; perhaps.
D^K m,
1
pi.
(oVm), c.
dPH
*{$
(mi 5 'm)
vestibule, hall, portico [oi the temple].
"jDiX, p|.
a chariot, sledge j.
D;:?1N, wheel of a
[of
thrashing-
TS1X
9
TSlK, "1K,
fljMt
(ofi'r)
pr.n.m. a son of Joktan; the gold-country Ophir.
T
"liN
m = 11X2, pi Dnx lighted coun-
(yr)
niX,
land of the
try,
sunrise,
probably in Southern Arabia [ace. to others in India
the
lightenment,
revelation;
or East Africa].
D^Pl DniX
light
y^lN (yB), pt. fX to press; to be pressed or narrow; to Hi. fid. y^fff to
hasten.
east;
truth,
nN,
m,
(0B5T)
store, stock, provision, sup-
ply; store-house, treasury. 1 (or),
to
dawn,
become Ni.
shine.
clear,
TiXJ,
TiXJ
pt.
to
fut.
bright,
/M
.
lighten, to to
make
tx;, i>n_ fill
with
to
light,
clear; to enlighten,
instruct, teach; to enliven, to
comfort;
intr.
to
be
a
(or)m,pZ.
brightness,
DniK,
daylight,
light,
sun-
light, lightning; illumination,
""liN
enlightenment; hap-
piness, cheerfulness.
"11X].
1
f
(orr)
=
n'x2.
f,
only
2 (org;')
pi.
herbs,
vegetables.
nrnx see nnx it niK (yrl'), ^Xn.lX i"
-:
rinix
;
:
(Myy5
(yrl'e'l),
F
^n;x
),
(uriyy5'hy) pr.n.m.
JTUS, J1*S
(p8-)
m
nifliX,
nhX,
token,
badge,
and
/,
pi.
mark,
sign,
standard,
monument, memorial, warnomen, prodigy, symbol.
ing-,
ma m.
light.
TiK
bylon [D*J1^2
nnix
Hi.
splendid, glorious.
T>xn.
a town
of
pr.n.
(yr)
Chaldea, south of Ba-
lift,
TiK\ inf. "11X^ [forlixrt] become lighted, to to
dawn;
high
nnlX, nilX, green
M- 11,
be or become bright, to
to
the
of
0.
ij1, pj.ni^ix, c. rrhsix,
"tfK
and
on the
oracle
breastplate
in
T5W
the
priest.
press, urge, impel.
"BflK,
flame; en-
fire,
(ya-),
fut.
niK (^),
only
nix\ C o*or. nnixj
to consent, agree, yield.
TK
(jz)
a dv. then,
at that
time; therefore; IX t? [= IX ")$] formerly, heretofore,
of old; prep,
since.
'21 X
hn
10
*2TS
^ITS
m
(?zo'b)
an aromatic
'T^f? 1J#
m
(?zo'r)
of
[organ
hearing].
plant, hyssop.
HITS
ear
(gzn^'ylm)
.hi. ($zb*'y) pr.n.
(yzz?'n
town
pr.n. of a
girdle, belt;
Sgertf)
in
Naph-
tali.
fetter.
?!
-
adv.
(*z&'y)
a
1
HH^TS that
($zk5r$
,'tVI^
which
/memorial;
)
was
destined
out; to
Pu.
to
$}$
fut.
(sz&'l),
y]SFl
go away,
to
pt.
to
11? O&'r)
?NN? what
go
TN?, pt. arm with. HUh. Txnn, in. 'r "imnn it
^Jg
(s'zgl) ^JXrt 1?N stone of departure [a me-
i
(5z^'n)
yin uS
a
1^3,
imp. ft
M
^N
]
fflftfl,
t: v
1 IM-nW! HK
an ear
7W,
(?'agn)
prayer];
f&
/,
HTX.
pr.n. patr.,
(Szr&ff)!')
($$)
c
m?
J"
i.
c
to
-
I
" )
p,
the one
HS D$*j
.5.
"
7
I
i
I
near
brother,
lation, cousin,
(jto'n) to
rfu.
w
tin,
.
?pnx, vnx, ddtix. D"ri^, w.. *Q& ins TV >
re-
countryman,
fellow-man, friend;
only Pi.
e.
transplanted;
tux,
to,
weigh, to prove.
1$
not
1
obey.
))X*
(gzr5'$)
Ezrahite, son of one rQlN,
to listen, hearken, attend; [a
.
:
i
tree
i-
4
to turn or lend
answer
:
native, indigene.
TOM, 1*1*10 -iwjp,
to
yh *
S ee
:
HTK
Q. not used.
[denom. of
Hi.
i
:
gird or equip oneself.
to
morial stone]. ^JJJ
to gird, to
"$!?
i
in
w/.s.
lf$0,
Pi. pt.
girded.
is
spun, yarn, thread [perh. mis written for 7pX, see
/Wfc
VP}!*!. to bind, gird, put on. Ni. pt. !\VL$ to be
for
cease, vanish.
fail,
z5ny5') pr.n.m.
(azlkki'm) only pZ. [from pis;], w. aw. D*jjjjut), chains, fetters, handcuffs.
bring the sacrifice to the remembrance of God.
by*
(
D TJ!!*f
an offering
of
part
prn.m.
(ozni')
,tT\?
then.
t$
r
tt*'
,
X-nS
the other.
($$)/" fire-pot, coal-pan.
>*S ((ief))
inter]
.
woe! alas!
i
11
rus
ijK
(o'a^)
only
,
pi.
it
n
~:
DT1N
howling animal, bird with lamenting voice, owl,
w.s. "ITTITlk, * IT
scops.
female
a
^NHK
(a^f a b) pr.n.m. [once
~ Tin^S,
after
sister,
'
I
S
friend;
relation,
H#K =
other
the
[compare nX].
THK T
'nn
/.
[for
PHN, T V I
mmi., c
(g^a'd)
rp7,n>?],
some
one,
'
to
inS,
P
*.
.
held
single
one,
Q^jntf.
some few.
,0$? once
"in**?
like
;
one,
jointly, in a body, together.
THK (W4) [denom.
of
only
intf]
Hith.
Tpgflfl
to unite oneself, to collect
one's strength or faculties.
^inS
m
(Vefjy)
Ni.
connect.
fasten,
the
a
once;
bolt,
tn.NJ to get caught, to be
pi
at
to lock up,
of;
lay
grasp,
the
'
first;
in
hold
\ in*&
take,
seize,
one,
same,
the same.
M
(f^a'z)
t,D
($$b5'n) pr.n.m.
*j^HS
reed,
Nile-
Ni. [denom.]
fast.
inxi
tns s
fut.
1,0 J$P
take
to Pi.
of.
possession
pt.
to hold back, to lock
up, to hide.
Ho.pt. \nN*D
to be attached or fastened.
TfiA (a^a'z) pr.n.m.
"JH^
a (
^uzza)
occupation
/",
c rWJi$,
possession,
,
property.
JJHS (a Wy); n;]nK (a^ Z ya'), "inT ]n (a^$ Z ya'hu); Djng
grass.
:
*7^inX
(ed)u'd)
pr.n.m.
H"T^
(a^va')
/ declaration,
:
(a^uzza'm)
;
(a^uzz^-9-)
rjiriN.
pr.n.m.
explanation.
njnK
(a^
a
^nilK
v?')
/ brother-
hood. n*in^S
i
v
:
Nipn
(a^o'ag)) pr.n.m.
linS
(a^yma'y) pr.n.m. (a^p'r)
i
back, back-
side; adv. back, backward,
behind;
west,
west
side,
westward, westerly future. ;
i
T ^ W) v r n m TiK
:
:
?
Pi.
1
^U iHN
par. of DinN. see rmxtsHK. t v
pr.w.jn.,
= n^ns t
'
'
(a^f) pr.n.m.
DKYttj (a^Iyy 9 ');
"ftW.
-
=
(a^i'a'm);
^t^
H^nX..
ITT^
(a^iyyst'hu);
12
DyJTlX (rirt).vo');
3'tp>08
^7*08
Hiiu'd);
("cijitu'b):
nit? tin;
ttH^TIS*
y /.
nnnx
cnns;,
the
:
second,
following,
other,
later; foreign, strange.
c '308, prn.m.
(atflingda'h)
E^T
a
**
1
(
the
^Ino"$ra) pr.n./.
adv.
Qp;nN
(diktfm);
vItdn;'
(i#r*");
"lD^ns;
?QIjPBKj
^H^
:
(n^jfro'fgl)
$ nqx
(a^l5'b)
a
of
;?r.n.
(aeWy), "6n
(
W
l?
(WVy)
\2T}$
HD^nS
of
capital
of
Media,
1HK to
a ( ff)$zb&'y)
behind, behind, to tarry. "l/lfcP
stay;
Jr.
intr.
to
1HX
remain
to
Pi.
"1 |
to
delay,
DX
)
tarry,
detain.
procrastinate.
1P8
/
later,
posterior,
latter,
western;
adv. for the
last
time,
lastly.
^?.
pr.n.m.
(U^
a ri'0-)
part,
/ hindest,
future,
end,
(a^pranni'O-)
adv.
posterity.
^"TiiS
D WJ30TU} (a^^d$rpnl'm)
pr.n.m.
(#|*'r), fid. l.sg.
be
/<
following, last,
adj.,
pz.Dv.nqx, hinder,
backwards.
Egbatana.
^?PD$
($$arp'n)
latest
(nL^m'3-5') pr.n.
inx pi
see
;j
(atf)$rd)?'l)
pr.n.m.
cious stone, amethyst.
the
TH
f.
(fc^ifW) / a pre-
iSn^nS
V1HN - new.
')
wishing: oh that! might it be that. of
particle
after
thereupon; H.ns'P from after, from behind. that,
n;nqx
in North Palestine.
place
Ik
pr.7i.rn.
rjjqjj
back-part;
and />/?. behind, after,
afterward; (a^r^'z^r);
nqx,
iv.s.
hind-part,
(*$?'r)
adj.,
/nins,
m.pl.
[sing.
]$.]
Persian
governors, satraps.
&H!BTtK
(a^$gv?rp'),
^"l^HS
(a^srp's) pr.n.m.
of Persian kings.
Ahasuerns
[= Xerxes, A sty ages].
Cambyses,
nnt^nx t
nr
13
:
:
i
*
^Hllt^nX (a^taif)
pr.n.m.
VJ
D*0"lfitTiN
tOS
parts round the Mediterranean and in
*QP~] adj. one
India.
of the royal service
"W
[others: mules].
nns
see nn*$. wi
(gt)
low.
"^
D^N
\S
whisper,
speaking
;
ne-
sorcerers,
whisperers,
m
-
thorn-bush
ny, T V I
'
[where
,
^
1TB IV
[equal
nu, uu~];
without
honour,
to hate, to treat
enemy;
pt. 1.1X, S.ViX,
w.s.
*$%
/
nnrix," p/.
>n#,
c.
enemy,
nn\s
(n, 5 ')
e
/-,
nn\s
.
enmity, hostility.
ip$
fut.
d
'*^
to
burden, oppres-
(? )
sion,
misfortune,
misery,
distress.
(Ittc'r)
^ (y)
ftK]
negation
to. <Zv.
as an
(ate'r) pr.w.wi.
hampered; handed.
from
hater.
shut, close.
"ItDK
woe
interj.
^
[=
Dp*,
Dt?JO to close.
n.l
(J)
Hi. fid.
grate up, to lattice.
IwX
= ^X
^1? (*y^)
DttK
(fta'm) p.p. DVtiK, pZ. D^DlttN to shut, close; to
(0 4
TDD""'**
(eta'n) in thread, yarn.
(at^'r),
Dtf,
inglorious.
[Christ's thorn].
itiN
only pi.
,
to the prefixes
slowly,
secretly,
by degrees. "TtOS (ata'd) / ITT V
m
(j)
denoting
cromancers; adv. ttN, ^?, a in ttN? noiselessly, whisper,
2
howler, jackal.
-
noiseless
*ptpK
DX,
transmarine
(a*at*rani'm)
[sing.
being
pZ.
/,
coast-land, island; foreign,
[Persian].
m.pl.
and
TO
(i)
bound,
adj.
TX 1^l?J
left-
^5
w-s.
]
I
art
c-
D'K where? IT thou?
&c.];
which one? who?; "'X wherefrom?;
X\kh *8 why?
1
f
Gfyytf)
vulture,
kite. 1
adv., 1*X,J
Ht 4^
/
T ?
($yy?') pr.n.m. r
*8 adv. where,
(&yy? ) "P wherever. * ',*?
(iyy?'b)
pr.n.m. Job.
^sp? (tew)
nr^
Z
')
?^-/-
a *v
-
where?
w
14
"l$*K
n^S and
how? where?
inter/,
1D\S
(cd,o')
adv.
<&>
how?
pD^S e
Akaba].
D7R
where.
(
Red Sea [now
port on the
alas!
nb\V,
"^
(w*), rrt^ij (nr*)
pr.n. of an Edoniitish sea-
(cd)5'^5)
y$'i)w power, strength.
( 5 yp'm)
np\s
(JT&)
D^X,
[strength] a
c
^X
.
c.
/,
tit
D^X,
pilaster,
D^p* ^
(?mj'm) pl.m. terrors, horrors; idols; giants, ori-
ginal
terebinth
Moabite country.
mighty,
pl.
powerful people, the nobles.
^8
(*yyTi) m, pi. buck, stag, hart.
D$JB
rfejB, rfejj (*yyW) pl nipjg, c nl^N a hind;
n^X V v
hind
inhabitants
of
dawn. (Swlo'n) pr.n. of tow ns in Dan and Zebulon.
*P?t-
the
"pX,
non-
nothingness,
non-
O'yln) m,
entity,
^X
[I
adv.
urx,
T|^x,
c.
not,
not
w.s. without; am not there];
existing,
the
I
of
1
l^
existence;
ft
/",
I*
i
terror, fear. 1
ram;
).
"ln^H
np^x, w.
r
'
projection [in architecture strong tree, oak. socle; ;
T%
f
adj.,
terrible, formidable.
is^x
[-
Di\S]; ^'"PX I have not , [there is not to me]. ] N'5 without, when there was
r
^K
I^K,
pr.n. of a
town
pr.n.m.
in
;
Dan.
almost,
(SyjW3-)/" strength,
power.
n^\S
D^K
see
fl1tp2*#i
pi.
*H
D*pfeu&,
projection
(cU'ra) pr.n.
fc
to
fjfi
adv.
where?;
IP] from where.
whence.
of a sta-
tion in the desert.
fg$
(fc'yln)
[=
[in
architecture], moulding.
D^S
-:i
not; "pxp because not, so that not. 2
n^X.
(flfm) m,
i
^XT ^X? = him to whom being;
nearly;
VX "Itt^ v I
nPJ
before
not, (fis'n)
"P^ G Q ) adv. not?
interr. [is there]
V
IT"
"
IT
hi*
15
"
IT
s
/
'
n\S a = DQK, DPS, DDDT
I-
'
to
a corn measure, equal bushel.
1.08
HS\S
'P
where?
adv.
(gfo')
t
^
(i9-5
:
XlDSV
see
i
t^K
y\S*,
D^N,
c.
'
l*
i
man
M.S.
TO,
(is)
D^'JS, t -:'
p?.
WJN r-
a
:
opposed to beast
[as
and woman and God],
a
at-
follower,
some
adv. certainly, yea;
(&cf>)
however, yet; hardly, no sooner than. but,
',?? (akk&'d) pr.n. of a
:^ (^^zf'b) m deceiving brook [without water].
one,
(&d)zl'b) pr.n. of towns in Asher [Ecdippa] and in
Judah.
(SW r
"!t"T-
other.
lll^X
m
(fso'n)
j
[dimin. of
tt^N little man] the pupil of the eye, eye-ball, centre.
^n't^K
(is
<&'y&)
^g trb ) pV. M
.
of
see
i
,,
pri 1
"'P'
S
^
W\ i-
(l9'*'y)
CITIES
entrance.
pr.n.m.
hard,
(^rlyyy'ft)
/
cruelty, fierceness.
(a^U5')/ eating, food. (5^;'s)
,t*7
^,2?
pr.n.m.
(Wl) */
tax
(Qd)l0'),
1.
70J<\
m
(Ifrp'n)
adj.
(fr$zpi')
harsh, cruel, terrible.
^
a town or district in Syria.
1&1X
?
m valiant H^'ON
man, perh. pr.n.m.
3ftDTBh
T
bold,
destruc-
deadly.
tive,
^
(Is^o'd) pr.n.m.
adj.
)
merciless,
cruel,
Tint^X
town
by Nimrod.
built
^,ir^
any one, every one, each; with !"IX or $H the one the
tendant;
pr.n.m.
-^it
mortal, husband, possessor, inhabitant,
j^
only,
i
m 5'r)
IJTOy, ^riS (c^'n) pr.n.m.
how?
KiS\S
see
I
??#,
M ^^\
W.S.
i>.
sma. 73 tf, to eat,
devour, consume, take away, destroy. Ni. be hl& ^3KJ. fut. i"Ti" to v:iv' enjoy,
'
1
2KWJJ i?X
(jar?!) pr.w.m. [for
FW God
DD^
with me].
eaten,
?3X
to
consumed. '
I
1
Pu.
be consumed, dej
see Dr,X.
stroyed.
HI
y^tift, fut.
ta 7
lu
,?15i-
naakeeat, to give
to eat.
2jX
and
[act
i'TDN
w.s.
m,
(VrfiJii)
(ydiio')
of]
material
^?
(Qd,5'l),
pr.n.m.
(ukk 5 'l)
be derived
to
[or
from il?].
^3*t)
the power of
am
hand, I once for
able.
DJ'N
my
\D}?H
rams].
H.Ks these.
*)2X weigh
certainly,
but, yet.
to
burden,
on, press, drive on.
(r^f) m,
v
-
in
surely, even so;
(W'O
n,*? Pi
see
orrfy.
($$?'n)
*]?
in
is
(
^P5? = JwK
7&V B
power, might; *!'
=
ffW ) f = ^5k.
ffcpH
^
the true God; alfltf U mighty God; ft?\J X God the most high; strength, it
eating, food, meat.
^,5
iv.s.
"B5^,
burden, load, pressure.
P reP-
(^0 the
towards,
to,
direction
ac-
of,
cording to, in addition to, with regard to, against, into,
*7T \7
among, near, with. (?1$')
&9f?$
pr.n.m.
(S1**WS)
hail,
ice.
158
m,
(Ikkg'r)
ploughman, man.
town
in Asher.
a
(ai)
responding
D^pX, D^Dv6k
husband-
of
pr.n.
to
u.y),
and
U
may
X |
the
finite article,
:
pr.M.w.
Ht?
(&d*V) pr.n.m.
(W)
confirm by
to
oath, to swear, swear. Hi. inf.
for-
nlpfcfp, fat.
?$jl
to confirm,
to
cause
to swear, to swear.
not.
let
I
lest,
(gld^C'd)
\
an
Greek
wishes: that not,
i
a
cor-
negation
DVnAr
see
:
HVI?^
appl ifd in prohibitions
not.
i
T^f9
(Wtfi)
?
pi.
tiller,
*)tt>?8
?8"
nbx IT "
10
,
Arabic
de-
occurring
in
t^Z^X. EV.^X, C'pS\\ S X* (fl) m, w.t. ^X.
!"&$ to) /; ,., nTTN swearing, pi.
v$, oath:
curse; agreement by oath,
sworn covenant
pi
D^X, one,
a
strung,
a hero,
a
mighty
<j;<n\;
^N"
>"!?8 (iir)
1^0
/'
oak.
(fl^O/oak, terebinth.
ntf^x
17
rfex
nT'N '.'!'*?
H^N
pr.n.m.
(ela')
dem.
pron.
(e'lle)
M.
only
(*!&'#)
n^.XJ
to be corrupt, to get spoiled. pi.
these, those.
jJMxfS
pr.n.m.
(glgjana'n)
I
&K
(ilia')
nlpS
cojy.
(eis'ah)
[A BX]
God,
c.
Vf?K,
the
one,
ovi!?8 v:
rxni; v: t J L
'
i
God;
prophet;
God
true
x t^x n, v ?
I
i
v:
Israelitic
angel,
pZ.
UVpX
m/s.
king,
heathen
gods,
higher and godlike heings.
^pK
(eiyi)
month
m
the
sixth
Hebrew
of the
year,
corresponding to September
and October;
adj.
=
2K Y$ (eli'5'b); 7X7X nnx^x (eiiys-a-); ir>bx
(elj'f'l);
m, sm^r. mostly
in poetry: a god,
"DVtf?K.
if.
/"yX..
n^x]
(e^'d)"
yV^
;
(gly^dli") pr.n.m.
H??**
(W)
fat
/"
of
tail
oriental sheep.
iTvK
xin^x
yyX
rryin^x
(eiihrr);
Wty$
(elyeho"ena'y);
^Hl^
(Wfn&'y);
^in^X.
ba');
^X and
and
(eliyyr)
(ellyya'hv);
(glyfcfr
(eli^o'rgf)
pr.n.m.
1
XbX
Xk$
(elp'n),
n, pi.
(Ullo'n)
D^i?X, 'o^&X,
c.
^U, oak, terebinth.
jY-
(?lo'n)
Y-
pr.n.m,
cow;
W^>X
a
D^vX.
lamb,
attached friend,
family,
of
Ijg^^
a
tribe
l?
(eiiVm);
^&hi< it v:
pr.n.
of
station in the desert.
|*jc"? (lz5d)5'r) pr.n.m. Hebrew-English.
DV^X Wz);
,l
?X
:
(elifl|'hvi);
TO^>X
ttpD^X.
e
(
rte^x i"
(eliBu'r);'
:
:
1
v:
(eilfe'igt);
Xft^X.
l,Si^X
:
(elik'a);
D"JJ?VX (elyaki'm) pr.n.m.
ril7X see ni^X. (aly's)
(elTfi'*^);
(elifa'l);' \ . /. '
(eli'Bafa'n);
L^PX
idols.
(elF'ena'y);
arfj., j>Z.
beast,
adj. null, vain,
nought; nothingness, feeble-
pr.
;
companion, husband; head of
e
( H'l)
(elyaBa'f);
(TO'f) n and
D^D^X tame ox,
Y^
ness; pZ.
ri'^X. *]
^
a
V2#T?X
(elise'b*')
pr.n.f.
[Elizabeth].
Ht^ yN
(e\is$ ')pr.n.m. l
[Greek
18
ynef*ta
6$
1
in the Peloponnesus
tribe
or in Sicily]. I
J?wyK
3*#}7*j
(eiisw'a*);
"!???8 ((Mmmr) A *>*. nup'^N, c. n1:pSs widow, a widowed state [without
e
(^y5srb);V^^^N(eirsini'
a ruler].
rVDftpK
nn^
(wn)i
);
[-
($lmno'&)
[perh. for
niJ"]X]
fjpl.
palaces.
rinS\-^t] pr.n.m.
\2^
alas,
inter?,
(|l-l|'y)
woe
nup$>*$
to!
pi
,
DTiup^N, destitution
widowhood;
D?K (fK'm), MS. qKstJ, D "?^ to be bound in Tl"
/ttf.
[exile].
1
the
I
tongue, to be dumb, mute. Pi.
to
pt.
E?K
to bind,
D,j?8t?
make up
1?^?^
with
m,
(fclmoni')
preceding )+?$, a certain one, one not named.
in sheaves.
(flgm) n the growingsilence.
pr.n.m.
(glnijfrs'n)
dumb, dumbness,
(gllp^'r) pr.n. of
"ID^K and
dumb, mute. ti?X (yii?'m) see D^K.
D^D?X
m
(aiyram?')
Dvi9x,
/",
c
"]^?^
pi.
-
Ht^JyX Yemen].
*]*<
($T*fitf) pr.??.w.
of a
y^/R V9- ^
(<Ml&min'ld))
town
pr.n.
in Aslur.
(yimVn) (511110'")
<(/
widowed.
in
hood, interregnum.
widow-
P)q
/ML
(*i*'f),
learn.
^)?J^K
(')
tfflfft
town near Hesbon
pr.n.m.
(&lm?<i$'d)
[Arabian tribe in
pr.n.m.
Reuben].
[in
:
($l 5z5'r)
pr.n. of a
sheef.
"H
n-TySs
(**'4),
bundle,
nirj^N,
town
Mesopo-
,
*!?$$>
npt>S
in
tamia.
only p., a precious wood, red or white sandal-wood. (fcimyggi'm)
district
Pi. fut [for
Hi.
pt.
niS^Xa
P]^p]
*&$
*$$), ft to teach.
P^ft to
to
make
P^
/
thou-
sands, to bring- forth thou-
sands [denom. of
^X].
m
19
*)!?
DN wr.*.
rfw.
>B?K,
^X
c.
D^D^k;,'
D.^X, 1.
only
w.s.
\SX, pi
j?Z.
fllf^X,
mother,
pZ.
mother,
ancestress;
grandbene-
domesticated beasts, oxen,
cows,
cattle.
sand,
du.
pi.
a thou-
2.
two thousands.
thousands.
com-
a
3.
of a
munity, family, part tribe. 2
^|?$
^*.w. of a
(g'lgf)
town
/,
factress; metropolis,mother-
"^.u CX
country, people;
parting-way.
EK
(im)
direct
[in
conj.
and indirect questions] if, whether; DX H whether or; in
conditional sentences
X ? DX
:
1
in Benjamin.
if,
toW> tt^f^Kl (
(Blp*' &l)
W
if
not;
sentences of wishing and asseveration: oh that
in (elpe'^t);
pi.
'o)
pr.n.m.
(filB?frn)
E*p?K
(aiku'm)
sistance;
against
= WJ^. m
no
X ?)?o a whom there
rising up
[others:
utinam]
[Lat.
$;
/i,!.
to drive, press, urge.
1JD^
when,
e
^'IfX
yhx
(em)
re-
X7 DX
not,
Q^ mi. onlypZ. D'tpX(ymmi'm], people, nation.
HDS itt
(ama') V /
king no
HDX; di.
^'pvX
(glkanf') pr.n.m.
(glkosf) pr.n.m.,
1
(ammf) f, c DDg, D?naX, pi. niipX, fore-
native of ^'ft?X [a village in Galilee].
pr.w. of a
town
town
in Simeon.
in
lipil^K a town
kp'n)
in Judah.
pr.w.
in archi;
metro-
njDX
($mm3;') pr.n. of
of
a hill
near Gibeon.
riDX
see
4
HttW IT "
(umma')
.
/*,
only
nipx people, nation, rrinbx ITT IT": see nx.
Dan.
r
(glt
cubit;
polis.
"DX IT" pr.w. of a
ell,
tecture : foundation a
:'
c.
arm;
J^cO
i*
ninttX, niriDX, maidservant, female slave.
people,
militia].
TlDX T
iv.s.
/. ''
-
pi. is
certainly
,
certainly.
pDX
(anion)
m
>^-
tribe.
builder,
architect.
2*
m
20 2
prn.m.\ also
(amo'n)
1*lipS
it
8
yipn.
^D? (cmu'n), JJ D^D& fastened, p.
pi
adj..
|"13*DS
^n^DX,
nUl^S
Z.
firm-
fidelity,
honesty, conscientiousness,
firm,
D^S
i
ypS
(^LramrB)
firm,
a<#?\
rf?te$.
[h$$]
fyw,
pt-
'to
in
*|PS >-.
$
.1
l
droop,
only
adj.,
feeble.
(amj'm) pr.w. of a
town
ml ah. (aiiut'ii)
to
so
truly,
it!
*|pK
(o'mgn)
i"]3pS
m
truth, fidelity.
(amijn^')
/ firm cove-
nant; fixed wages. (nmijn^')
a
pr.n. of
river flowing through Da-
mascus [and the
of
which
(amjis'i)
faithfulness;
certainly,
nDDNl for
sorrowful,
D^^pfij weak,
DDS
pt. p.f.
fade,
be
wither; to to mourn.
pi.
a
mountain.
to fade, languish.
^^Jpx'p]
'PT'DS
of
top
of a
(anni'l)
adv.
be
m
(ymi'r)
summit
m
faithful;
strong, valiant.
Pui.
workmaster,
(5m?'n) adj. firm, true,
"]pN
")1JWN
^t}K
m
(jrajt'n)
artist.
S
see yijpx.
tree,
stand
to stop.
still,
D D\\\
see
i
"TDK
Hi.
to
to trust;
firmly,
*JpN (fmo'B) pr.n.m.
faithful,
to flPUU, fut. vpsi, ipx: hold fast by, to believe
faith.
yiDS
faithful,
lasting.
constant, W.8.
f.
security,
ness,
constant,
}V$)
pt.
(emCin^')
fut.
honest; to last, continue; to be nursed, supported;
faithful;
fidelity, trustiness.
)^,h
t
to be fastened, to be
pX" ll"TI" firm,
S ec
yips
Ni.
imr.se. 1
Ammon.
the Egyptian god
:
it
i"upN
(pm
nijpx,
njpS
that part
of
from
Antilibanus comes]. ?
f only
n$')
pi.
pilaster, column.
(gmn5')
/the bringing
up, nursing; adv. in truth, intr. to
make
firm,
bring up. nurse;
be firm;
truly.
fasten,
"]UpS
(jmno'n) pr.n.vi.
*'J>N
D3DK t it
' (omnu'rn). V*
pi.
guardian, fosterer, fT)fjfH
:
in
'
p;p it :
adv. .
truth, truly, verily.
YM
21
nnnpx "ISXnn
promise.
Hith.
be strong, vigorous; to be
to boast, to
be over-proud,
stronger, to prevail.
imperious.
ypN
(fmc'B) fut.
fX,
to
harden fut.
Pi.
strengthen,
to
;
to
make
to
Y$$)
fut.
strong,
YJ2XI
Hi.
select.
to
display
act
courage-
Yfilg.
strength,
to
ously.
Hith.
collect
one's
show
oneself
Y9\&fi
pZ.
c.
com-
'J?0 (imme'r) pr.n.m. (o'mgr)
song,
m
word, saying,
praise,
promise;
thing [like inn].
n i!9^ (W), only pi.
/,
others:
c.
H1P.S* (0mra')
nitpx, p Z. nnoK t -: ni"ipx word, utterance, c.
i
song.
reddish, bay [horse].
m eB) m 0?'
a'say'
mand, promise.
luN
resolved.
y?pX (fmo'B) adj., D^pN. strong;
i"]X,
ing, word, utterauce,
to
strength,
w.s.
npx
m,
(e'mer)
Dn^ls;,
to
vigorous, bold or quick; to be firmly
Y^*5
"1#
strength,
vigour.
JUrs
(emori')
rite,
chief
Amo-
pr.n.m. tribe
of
the
Canaanites.
rt^rpK (SmB?') f strength.
I^DK a (
maBy?') pr.n.m.
"1DK t i
inf. Tl&K, (imar) \ it' "ION v:> / V
of saying], w.s. fut.
i
,'
with 7 "1^1?
1.
H5fB|
(amBi'),
1M\
[in the
"HpX
"IB^l.
admonish,
praise;
to
name,
promise,
say to oneself, to com-
to think, intend;
mand.
Ni.
TP^P. to
be
said,
named;
it is
said.
Tpxn
to
1J3JHJ3,
make
.TIttN; a (
m$ry5'ht:ij
(frniWl) [king of Shinar,
Hammu-
^?TP*$
pr.n.m.
(Smif),
-|DX>1
sing. "lft X, to say,
call,
way
(imra'y); ^N?K (a m $ryr), ^ T"l^
to
say,
fut.
be
rabi].
&$$
(^'
m ^) m and
'<&/,
yesterday, last night.
fiDK w.s.
tion,
(emg'0-) [from DJDX.] /, Vipx. firmness, dura-
certainty,
faithfulness,
Hi.
honesty.
to
JTi??^
security,
faith,
($mt*'w-)
truth,
/;
w.s.
^nsx
22 i
^^"^ bag, sack.
1?
I,
whither?;
)$!& w.
HJN
"^^
7])$}
hither and thither. see
H3K v T
see
($'nng)
inteij.
r
(5na
"It? 2 M^N ITT
Pi. ' * (sar) cause to meet. /
V
^N
H5K IT'
to
Pu. H3N T I
1
.
to
Um_N,
m
H3X
e (
pr.n.m.
only
M.
a (
a (
lament, mourn.
ni'rf)nu)
i.p.
abbreviated selvcs.
pron.
0nJ8 :
,
pers.
once UX,
UnJ we,
MM.
to
i|fl
be
to
heavily,
angry. be angry.
*]3$<rn to
/ an unclean
n5f5')
heron.
RJN
(?.Ki'k)
groan,
1. p/.,
to urge,
bird, parrot, sandpiper, or
r\Jg}
lament, sighing.
^HrO
D:k
Ail.
(*n'f)
"1??? np's)
($ n &'$),
lo sigh,
(an&'fi), p<.
compel. breathe
man, human being, mankind.
^T^
pers.
myself.
I,
only fiftfc. TJ.Sp.n complain, to murmur.
*g
(eno's)
OJN
IP.iS (jnjl'n),
ity [for a quarrel].
see
pron.
(*'nod&r)
sing., i.p.
P2$
t^ljN
metal
the
?n
plummet, plumb-line.
\
befall,
^IjS
nt}%
pi.
nr5'm) pr.n.m.
n(t'c^)
(
Jlith. happen. rijNrin to seek opportun-
to
coB. ships,
/ lamenta-
nlyy5')
a (
--*,y
to sigh, lament.
)
sing.
- ^X.
a
lead;
"IK. It
i
f
mourning.
PV^^f
pray! pray thee!
I
a (
tion,
fitf.
HjN
N2S,
I.
pron. pers.
(
ship.
*|K
.
till
[alsonSX] whither? where?
long?;
ai')
(
I myself
)XQ V$ n i') m an d / when? a fleet. loc. H HJK TSJJ (niyy5') /,
where?
how long?
a
p.O rfi'.
"pN]
[corn p.
whence?;
how
p rM
(n?'d)ar'9-)
-:
a town in Issachar.
"'IHTpS (amitt^'y) pr.n.m. (? n )
Itt
our-
jPJNH, as Q.
fut.
j?jX}.
njJJK (.nvkr)
/,
the
e.
sighing, complaint, ing.
tO
(
Xi.
sigh. pt.
pjg \,
imp.
same
r-:x, moan-
W1X
IDS
23
B$J
(ana's) pt. p.
make
sicken, to pt. p.
sick,
ill,
melancholy
to
tiftft
withdraw, to take
to
;
incurable; sorrowful
bring up the rear. 51DJO to assemble, v:iv
bad,
wicked.
W1W
to be sick to death.
Ni. fut.
gathered
e.
i.
fathers,
TpDX
^DS
(afip'n)
gather
m damage,
m, pi. "npX cord, fetter, bond. (ael'f)
m
hurt.
DniDK
to be
;
to
in-
^DK Hith.
gathered.
F]DPm
harvest,
Pu.
to re-
to
diligently,
be
to
Pi. *]EX
ceive, to close. to
gathering time.
TDK
to die]
oil-flask.
(efiu'r)
be
fore-
withdrawn,
disappear.
m
(pu'cl))
5pD
one's
[to
pr.n.m.
($6?')
Ni. to
li
received,
NpN
a march,
close
to
incurable;
:
,
[feet]
away;
be gathered
to-
gether.
5"|pS
(aBa'f)
pr.n.m.
x
(afii'r)
m, also "Tfp
(^fiJ'r^J.D^DK, prisoner, captive, exile.
F]pS (afio'f) m, only D s BpX, gathered-in visions, store.
8
"PpX
pr.n.m.
(jBBj'r)
DDS
t|DS
only
m,
(afigi'm)
pi.
pro-
pZ.
D^ftDN store house, gran-
(p'figf)
(ofife')
m
,
pi
c
'SQN
.
ingathering, harvest.
nSDS
a (
Befa)
/assemblage;
seizure, imprisonment.
ary.
ri^DK
($Bna')
HSjQS
pr.n.m. or
king
Assyrian
[an
nSDX
pr.n.m.
(Qfinappa'r)
a
dignitary].
(afiyppa')
(afi^'ft) pr.w,/.
*]DX
(afia'f)
[fut.
1. smjf.
[of
:
men].
FjpSDN
rODS
only pi. wise
/,
niED^ assembly
(afiafBu'f)
mixed
^DH.
m,
iv.
art.
multitude,
rabble.
j9<.
^DN
collect,
to
fut.
receive,
protection;
and
w.s.
w.s.]
to
P]DK^
to
also
gather,
draw together, to to
take under
draw
up
SriSDS
(afipa'O-a)
pr.n.m.
fut.
1D^,
[Persian].
"|D
(sfi^'r)
'
w.s.
in/. ^rn.98,1, 1D1*', p*. p. liDX to bind,
iipK),
fetter; to seize,
to
put in
HEX
24 I
harness
to
to
put prison or in yoke; to begin, join [battle]; to charge oneself ;
to
with,
engage;
captive, prisoner.
pt. p. Ai. fut.
to be fettered, to be
"tCN"'
Pu. "lEK held captive. to be taken captive.
rHEus
iv. s.
vow
*!DK
(leeri'r),
nncx,
^r
(e B
) ttl)
rpi.os.
pi. ivs.
renun-
of abstinence,
ciation.
H,?-
(*PPS'4Bb)
(afiarrfjitddo'n)
pr.n.
[king of Assyria].
H3TIDX
w.s.
>
Vl=, palace. nss (afr) fut. n2s\ ns bake;
HDK,
pZ.
P|K,
^Z.
pt, /'
,;
to
D'pk HlBk
female baker or cook. Ni. fut. !"||$0 to be baked.
*2S, >Ti5DN
(cfp')
arfy.
now,
then, consequently.
^"JH'IpS
m
rns*j
the act of girding round; a covering, coat of a statue.
baker,
1D8
c.
(afuddg-) /,
T
(gfitc'r)
1 ,
IDS
ephod or
Esther
pr.n.f.
TiSiS
of
n
(cfp'd)
official
priests,
the
garment
especially
of
the high-priest, a bipartite
[Persian: star, bliss],
covering.
[U)
*]$
addition,
conj.
[denoting
climax
or
and
phasis], also, too,
and
even,
even
em-
2
F]X,
(itf)
iv. s.
[from PJUJ] m, i.p. 'Bg heavy breath-
ing, anger, wrath; nose. du. D?Bg, c. ^>S the nostrils,
nose,
anger,
face;
wrath; two persons.
DPPKSK
1?
see n>f*
(W4) m.
'?*?
ITSK
yet,
more;
P)B-*]S as well as; >3 P)K even more; in questions: is it so? really?
*]S
"^
>^;
pr.n.m.
pr.n.m.
h^^il'\)adj.Jlpir\^^ late in ripening.
D
^
($PP*'yH pr.n.m. 1
F*?? fcft'k) m, c. p^8, pj. D^;DN c. ^38, river:
bed,
p^S
2
a<$.
(gfj'k)
strong,
powerful. see
pSX
.
:
s !DjS
to
,
bottom,
channel, stream, brook, river.
p^S8
///.
surround, gird, put on.
(?fp'd)
(afj'a^)
(p'fgl) darkness, concealment; misfortune.
?SK
(jfl'l)
rt(
/j.
dark.
deep darkness.
TvSS
te.s.
only pZ.
n,
circumstance,
(Qfna'v)
to
(ffe'fi)
cease,
end,
c.
dust,
ashes,
"1SK
to
(afc'r)
head-cover,
(efro'a^)
only
i,
pi.
bird, nest-
DTHSK, young ling.
disappear.
pZ.
in
(f'fgr)
a
of
pr.n.
nothingness.
nnSN
see ISiX. NT
DSK
in Judah.
tiara.
turn, due time. I
(afcka')
town "ISDN
VJDX
DSK
npJDS
pr.7i.rn.
(gfl$'l)
(o'fgn)
*jSX
1SS IT
hm
25
nzsx
(g'feB)
du.
to,
D?D?N\
\DEX, end, extremity;
Q^nSS
(gfra'ylm) pr.n.m.
riT.SK
w.
(efrS'O-),
foe.
du. soles of the feet; adv.
H nniSX pr.n., older name t t v r
no more, not, except, only; DS$5 with-
for
:
i
at
an end, *?
out;
DStf
only
that,
however.
D^OT DSS
(g'fgfi
dammi'm)
adv.
(afBi')
except,
nothing besides.
breath, nothingness.
HVSS
(fe')
e.g.
($fa'f)
1SS$]
dhs#.
(gfra^r) pr.n.m.,
a
w
and / adder,
jlIlaK (gBbp'n) pr.n.m.
w..
$??,
finger, index, toe;
finger-
yasaj (sow)
hWM
(aBi'l)
extremity,
[not contracted, to
ite.
/,
breadth.
viper, basilisk.
^l??
valent to
^riTSK
Bethlehemite; an Ephraim-
a place in Judah. pr.w. of
IpSS
Bethlehem; also equi-
involve,
m, pi.
remote
c.
*?K corner*
adj. noble, chief person.
to
surround.
P,?? (stf-'k) only pS^P.n to control
ffito.
or
re-
(affk)
pr..
T^N
(sBjjl'l)
[derived from
put aside, to take away, withdraw, refuse.
752N] to
strain oneself.
pSS
joint [knuckle, elbow].
of
towns
in northern Palestine.
Ni.
7EKJ
to be taken away,
hxx
W*
26
to be
reduced.
72NIT-
to take
,
*1
t'ttX
side
?SX *
:
.
i
prep, at the
;
close
beside,
of,
,J
u/.s.
^H?
O'e'l) n, only ^Z.w.s. their heroes.
H'"1 i
region
side,
awn jv.
m.
x / (f'Bei) \T
vi"
Hi. fut.
^KIX ^y$
to,
weave
pr.n. of a place. a
^7J<5RJ
B*lys'hy) pr.n.m.
(
ambush.
Pi.
D^IN'P
lurkers,
(o'Bgm) pr.n.m.
HTJttttJ ($B 5dr) /bracelet, step-chain.
up,
p. "$
to
store
up.
At. fut.
3 J.^7
?f5
W I
H^IpN
- T and
(gkd5'$)
ling precious buncle.
m
r
ipK
($kkp
)
nnps V T I
II
m
m I
[for
car-
'7?1?
b^l _ ,.
.
(Sri*') /,
roe [or wild
see
H?^?
pi.
c.
locust,
locust.
Orubb?*)
lattice,
np?. T
only
"
(WHT)
migratory
/,
pi. Pi21"li<
window, dove-cote,
l
Nipx]
latticed see
outlet
for
the
smoke. i
a
cun-
plot,
nl3"]N, intrigue, plot,
^ (
ambush,
ambush,
(orbo')
Hrl^
"IX see 1iX.
^ J.^
m
(3'rgb)
T
a spark-
stone,
:
I
nS"lj?8
a town
***?"]?? Ob?'l) pr.n. [K n^3] of a place in Naphtali.
goat]. - V npK,
r^'b) pr.n. of
ning, deceit.
pr.n.m.
(f'Bgr)
see
[for
lurking-place.
see "LBiK. IT
"lttX IV
a
2"jK
fut. 1. sm^. n^iN} to appoint one treasurer.
"1S IT
(
heap
be stored up.
m
pi.
Hers in
in Judah.
(*B*'r)
"(8$. to
coll.
pt.
2,1^3] to form an ambush.
e
"TON
3JK,
3^g
Hi. fut.
to in
lie
lurking, lurker;
wait.
^**^
to
to lurk; pt.
ambush,
3 TIN
n^
/%!.
plots,
near.
^S( 5 Bri)i?r.w.in.[i.p.^S];
pr.n.m.
($r' e ir)
(?r&'b)
a
1?
(
place in
rybbp'&) pr.n. of a
Judah nearSochoh.
r
r?
)
see
pr.n.m.
^sns. ......
** )v?
(.rbj')
habitant of
pr.n.m.,
3pTN.
in-
ms
27
V?!^
1
c.
nyais, A*.
num.
(rirb^L")
four;
nyj"]8,
DJ1V318
m "PHS
f,
fourfold; pi.
only pi
ad/.j
(srw'z)
D^TIX,
cedrine,
firm
like
cedar-wood.
D^lV forty. V51^
2
c
pr.n.m.
($rb,' )
[ail
Anakite giant].
HDVIS to
plait, :
-H.N
weave;
3J1X.
pt.
i
(g'rgg)
w
plait, texture
DD11N
m
"]D^X
chest, box.
(&rgam?['n)
m
purple,
a
for
Edomites.
DDilflX]
[for
jN
*j*i1X
(aro'n)
and m,
/"
c
chest, box, coffin [for
mummy]; 11^52 $
a
see
Hith.
ark
HHyn $
of the
ark
purple cloth.
covenant; the testimony;
of
ark of God, the Dvfrx'N -: v: sacred ark containing the tables of the law.
JQ (&rd) pr.n.m.
i
P^"]X
(&rdo'n) pr.n.m.
"Q
(frg;')
to pull,
pluck
mJ
1
(a r g,vnf')
JjS
pr.n.m.
collect.
off,
2 HIS r^-mX] titJ tit
lilS -:
WIN] i*
-:
T"1X
4
IISt
see
L
i
OH jl
IK ($rg 5 v$'n) see 1J541S(&rggi'z)
of
;
in Bashan. reoion o
^")X
pr.n.
miswritten
v:
i
a
of
pr.n.
(argo'b)
O^DuN
D^HX
weaver's shuttle.
^JH^
(nryma')
place near Sichem.
HTHX weaver. it
/. '
con-
recovery, healing, valescence.
s
i-
r o'd) (a / \
^p.E
r ,-...
the
in-
:
(* rz ?')
^^X
T\f$
[ITftK]
c.
nVlH,
crib,
only
pZ.
(yrvo'O-)
and
/",
manger,
set of horses.
pZ.
stable,
'
/ cedar-work. to
wander,
PHX
(pre'a^),
(?r&'$)
travel; pi.
($rva)
n.X,
cedar; panel L
of cedar-wood.
HT^
pt.
habitant.
nj^X
i.p.
t1X D^hx, t -:' c I"
lilt? (&rvgL'd) pr.rc. of a Phenician city, Arvad or Aradus;
m,
(g'rgz)
.
i
D^rTlX
wanderer,
traveller.
\ly
n^N
(? r &'^) pi'.n.m. (o'r$d))
/ aud m,
w>.s.
nmx t
i
:
w0"1S
28
i
inis
im-rtio'),
nirnx
pi.
*P^-
ma ke
^
long,
to
lengthen, prolong, extend,
JTiniS, path, way, manner of life, manner, condition,
wanderer, caravan.
lot;
nrn
^^)
pi.
/,
~?0$
cara-
a
"ICH^
(
r
ru^5
pT.nnii*
allowance;
a (
m,
dish
D>nS
pi.
:
Jerusalem
m
lion
of
the heroic city, the hearth of
;
;
(g'rgc$)
m length,
delay
.
m,
(p'rgrfi)
^]")>S
length,
(grko'),
w.s.
i^"!*S
duration,
patience.
HD"1S / t \
altar.
God,
"nS
^]"1^ (g'rgd)) pr.n. of a city in Babylonia.
,
lion. (nri'?'l)
f HD-l^,
adj.,
[see also TJHS]
rf)
God, hero
( 5 ro'd))
l
of greens.
hinx -K'HX
1\}%
long, enduring.
f portion,
)
c.
D?2X ""IX
patient;
forbearing.
TO
van.
"HN
(5r?') 0$., only
long,
mi^k,
travelling company,
delay; intr. to be long, to abide, sojourn.
see
'
-:
i
HDnx. it -:
pr.n.m, inhabi/?"]^ tant of ^"JN, a town in (&rkj')
(arid0-5')
=
[Persian
pr.n.m.
Palestine.
Aridaens].
HJH-
m
Gto?)
and /
lion,
lioness.
"I
.
nns it
=]
;
see
:.
t
:
(^1'yp'df))
I
[for
\
the
pr.n.m. T].}nK
:
]
see
T T (arffi^'y)
pr.n.m. [Per-
sian].
Nahor;
Araraaea of the
two
Mesopotamia.
:i-
i
-:
rivers,
(tjirmo'n)
niJp"lti>j
palace,
i,
pi.
c.
castle,
citadel. i3
to Btretch,
to be
long,
to
jN
on.
Hi. V," ^/!, 1
fut
-
(ni\imnu') pr.n.m.,
pi.
D^tpi^./TI'plK.Aramaaii. -: ir i
wear
of
grandson
Dnn: D1X J1U ]N
1?^"1?
Aramaea,
and people therein, from descended Aram,
i
^1*5
D1X
Syria,
nm i
Jv?
e.
(r$'m) pr.n.,
[mountain-land] (ry?') pr.n.m.
j-
E^K
'
'
-:
Syrian, Mesopotamian.
n 7?>'
n
,)
p"lTK(a r a m i^) adv. [/from in
the
Syrian
lan-
'P^X Aramaean], Aramaean
or
,r^}*j (^rmoni') pr.n.m. (
ar
1*5
pr.n.m.
'n)
(<?'
:
"H?
a cedar or
pine [perh. miswritten for
FQ-HK J
'V
pr.n.m.
(o'rgn)
pr.w.
Moab
between
river
a
of
and
Ammon.
to
curse,
pt.
"1X.3
and ^"JX
(arany?')
=
(Qrn^'n) pr.n.m. J,^
lUI^X.
(arpa'd)
jor/rt.
city in Syria near
~nx
of
a
Hamath.
the Chaldeans or Northern
Shemites.
w
n nsix, ni?"J [as a
s,
c.
*
of
the
a
of
(argraf) pr.n.
TH
( ar 5rl')
W^f
pr.n.m.
frTX [with take a wife, to Ph. t&HX, pt. f Pi.
(ara'6)
to
espouse.
be
to
nunX
engaged,
uni-
/
(are'sgO-)
desire,
wish.
xnt^nnnx
{&&$$&*),
xr,D^'nnix, xnp^'nrnx, pr.n.m., Artaxerxes I. Longi-
1*^1^*^
(cs)
D?t*/X
flame
of Persia.
pr.n.m.
(afiar'e'l)
pr.n.m.
(afirrel)
/ and m, fire, heat;
of
the earth [opposed
*&X
w.s.
lightning;
war;
wrath;
radiance, glitter. ;
land, ground,
country,
territory.
i.p.
and high mountain in Armenia; all Armenia.
^. E*K
m'S'lX the earth
to heaven] soil,
\six,
fut.
to be cursed.
^0"lfcpXl .5.
body
verse],
Ho.
1
"IX l
manus, king
/ and m, w. an.
(e'reB)
Ni.
cursed.
to curse, to cause
n^lXp
"ft???")- (arpad)sa'd)pr.n.n., a son of Shem, father of
71$
he
betrothed.
{? (arna'n) pr.n.m.
7?H*5
execrate. to
a curse.
Ht^'X]
nyi
m
district
(>ne'bfr) / a hare. (amo'n)
'.V2
^'HIX
p. nx, nix, T&, f* "OH, J**- 1Vft,
ttTHX jl*?
imp. IX,
(fr&'r)
A'.
m
r en)
N,rP K (*rBa") pr.n.m.
(5'rrf-iu),
guage.
\?-f-\
hiu? x
20
fatherland,
C^X
(js)
bnt&to
=
l# there
(pbfi);
is.
li
t
:
v
30
Ytf'K
(fisb^n);
^,3^ "T^K
(*sbr
y^tp'
m
of
water,
Dedan. * 1
^^^ of
c.
where
mountain
"nntW$
THl^N
(SLsdo'd)
the
of
cities,
pr.n.,
Philistine
five
Azotus, Ashdod.
= n^"X
n^X
(
B^H w..
w.
im5') pr.n. of
an
Hamath.
= HTt^X
or
pr.n.m.
support, prop. a
^J?^*J
in
A p.
(5SyV)
nTli^X, idol in
: '
rrrVx [see rn]. nt^s (issr) /, c. ntr'x,
district
(ySf^y'r)
T3?? one
pr.n.. a native
[a
"lit^j
Asher].
waters flow together.
a
( sqrJ')
de-
ri'HC'X outpouring;
clivity
from
descended
tribe,
the flowing
discharge
D'Hitt'X
pi.
watered place.
Babylonia, Persia] an Arabian
Syria,
);
(SSb*"*l) pr.n.m.
(g'ggd)
out,
tJStfK
S ee (5
.T^*X,
i') ,, only pi.
c.
\$W'l< foundations, ruined remains.
woman, wife, female; with ntf^Bto (aj5') f.pinw'w'x ninx or my"] the one- the and V '
oy ^'X
:
other; every one, each
ntPK
m,
(issr)
offering,
c.
n#x,
pz.
cake,
pan-
cake.
c.
burning,
burnt-
holocaust,
sacri-
a
"^'X.
[/].
,
testicle.
Q^tTtS
see
D3tf
#i.
fice.
^St^K*
ITIttfK see TO"X. -: it T it
(ggkp'l)
:
nipbtft* i
ptPK
TOj
onlyc. ptt'X perh.=
c.
:
ni/St^X, cluster
pZ.
TO,
ni^rr'N IT .ti of grapes,
grape, raceme.
"MPK c.
(jsu'r)
,,
pj.
ont^x
'n.f'X step, gait; =-|itt'Xf] :
a kind of cedar [sherbin]. 1
"l^S "llt&'X [in
( J5
o'r)
= "WX.
(ggg$'r) pr.w.
Assyria
some passages Including
a
^i\S
(fifik?!)
an
pr.7i.m.
of
of
a
Amorite; pr.w. valley near Hebron. TDSti'S
5
(-isk n&'z) pr.n.m. of a Japhetite, son of Gromer, and his race [Armenia;
according to the Rabbins:
Germany]. ISti'iS
m
(ggk$'r)
barter,
gift, tribute.
ware;
T^X
m
(fggl)
DtTS 1
(
tamarisk,
and
5 e'm)
qff$
to lie waste.
Ni. DgtoJ to suffer for, to Hi. imp.
destroyed.
to punish, destroy.
D^'NH
(555'm) m, U.*. iD^'S,
DtWJT pi
Q
*}WR
($5'l)
D'BSPX,
(as/m) /*. q#$;, qtfx.; to be guilty, to trespass; to atone;
]}$X (gVn)
two
of
rj3t^N (Pn?') pr.n. towns in Judah. pr.n.
a
of
town in Judah.
grove, wood.
be
Wx
31
"!3B>'N
m,
p.
only
ma-
enchanter,
gician. *
HEL^N
($ P 5') / quiver. a
Hftb
(&Sp*')
only
/,
nbl^'N taken as a sing, m]
pi.
also
is
[which
dirt,
dunghill.
*^?^
pr.n.m.
(^sp^n^'z)
[Persian].
,
DtPK bound
guilt,
fault,
p^'N;,
trespass
trespass-offering.
;
(5e'm)
adj. guilty,
to atone.
l^^^
m
(esp^'r)
a measure
for fluids, cup, portion.
nSKW
(9rf&)
only
f,
pi.
dunghill.
ninctf"X, npt&to (jgm*') /, c. np#g, c pi hiO^'N niDt^'N fault, ^1ppt^8 ($k : ,
as
idol,
guilt;
trespass,
worshipped sinfully;
tres-
"jD^S
(&sm&'n) m, only pi. D^ftt^'N, darkness, desolate
place [others:
fat,
healthy].
nnDCfX,nTlD^S(asmur5 '
nibtftj',
(pmo'reO-)
pi.
/,
one
Philistine
Askalon;
'pfrfjipfc
of
m, w.s.
window.
walk
to
Pi. "lt^'N to go,
lead, direct the right
make happy,
')
c.
(5rr)
straight.
nounce happy. to
to
Pu.
way; pro-
T
;
N
be made happy.
'ffrv
of a
the night].
lattice,
"IJ^N
to
niTiO^'x,
night-watch [third part
npTt^S (gsn^'b)
cities,
l?'n) pr.n.,
five
the inhabitant.
pass-offering.
and nib'f'N
the
of
!
^1V$, IC^K
0^' r ) prn.m.] pr.n. town east of Shechem. (agg'r)
particle
de-
noting relation, correspond-
I
our pron.
to
ing all
in
rel.
genders and numbers: that;
also
dependent
sen-
which,
who,
opening
tences: that, how, because, mm
nU? \$ where; when; DtSto'lttto v itiv -: whence; l#g3 since because where '
"Ij^'JO
as.
;
far
in so
as;
Ity'ND from where, since.
"ItPN
(g'ggr)
X
is
e. i. happy man; Sp^tftJ hail happy art thou.
(fiSif),
ltt>X, T .
of
happiness
WX I
T
rix see nnx.
fix,
nx
1
(c^)
or plough-share. 2
m
u>^.
($o-),
[properly
substance]
denoting the
8
*"^
(?a),
'pK,
US
de-
away
nX3
near; from.
at,
see niX, and
nx
(8W&1)
king
prep.,
[also "'fix,
2 .
pr.n.m.
of Sidon].
/,
a Phe-
[sometimes
identified
with n"]n^y];
or
?S(iW3 [rx]p/. unx, mp. n'nx;., x'rvi''
image
()
'nx.
D5PX
&c], w ith,
[a (ager?')
OnVx
pillar of the goddess.
pi.
nnxn ni'a
rnx,
[for
[for
i.
; ,/.
/w.
r^r^l
nx'if
to
come, to come to pass, to to pass away; pt. f ITPriX future things,
impend, EfflApo.
to
oneself strong, firm.
3Ht\S IT* VI" see 7\Vf$
"nx
DDnX
existence,
^55^$
pr.n.m.
tt^'Xnn (hJ&WS)
pf.
agri-
cultural tool: mattock, hoe
from,
(W8)
inx,
,.,.
,
DTlX and DTlX, an
r
5
nician goddess of prosper-
tPBft
town in Judah.
a
u>..
bx-it^x (awrfi), r&x-jt^
ity
pr.w. of
termined accusative.
I
l& nV}#*
and
c
5 (gSt mo'a )
ylpljtf^
particle
see
HT^X
pr.n.m.
(fiSthnT)
the
to thee,
I
(as^r""?!?')
(gsto'n)
Hfpn^iS
(?),
w'x.
PTJgfK,
^JI^X
TIX, Tjnx,
happiness.
"lt^X %
(ggt^Yl) pr.. of a town in Dan; pMf.ytCjlptffy.
the
W.. ntftj
m,
(o'ggr)
c.
bliss;
man,
"ItPK
pi.
happiness,
"H^'X,
tt^xn
only
m,
^iSntrS
:
i
,
,
I
nnx T T
32
IBte
show
pi.
Hi. .*"!" coming events. rnn '[or [for nnx-]. pi.
imp. pi.], to bring.
I
33
T
nri>? /!,
(Uta),
n
m, P)N 2. 5zn(7.
pron. pers.
(att)
thou,
H*^
(?^5'm)
=
VT
JEEOSj see
Hith.
Arabian desert.
TiDriN adv.
(a^'u)
c
/,
iinx
.
: ,
niJn^, she-ass.
/>Z.
^
C^ttf)
P^N
(gO-mu'l)
pinX] m,
m, HirUS and "jPN (atte'na)
4
(&ttg'n)
/,
pron. pers.
2. pZ.
you, yourselves.
old,
DHX. V
S ee
|
""B*?9 (^na') / reward.
V*?9 (3W)
]^K
pr.w.w.
(eO-na'n)
(atte'm)
[HinN ]
of
formerly,
yesterday.
ruTIN T
flK thou [/].
(atti'k) [also
Eft^
it-
v
:
in,
"J^K,
i.p.
J
i
.
;
i
reward, harlot's hire.
D ^?^
O^ari'm) pr.n. of a place in southern Palestine.
the second letter of the
alphabet,
= = 2L
Hdak
^irpX
I
=
pi. D^Jp^HS, portico, gallery.
^
(efrmo'i),
(iftmo'l),
fin*
an
of
jpr.ri.
encampment on the border of the
thyself.
*01*}#
\N1 Tl? *1>0
called
^2
rV3, tent; as a
(befr)
numeral
2 or 2000. 5
combined with the
prep.] def.
art.
%
qj,
at,
to,
on,
*3
D^S
in
pr.n.
towards; according because of.
to,
HiXl
(biV) / entrance.
"1X2,
(b$'*'r) Pi.
1N2
to
"IS?, imp. to ex-
engrave,
plain.
Hebrew-English.
by,
**
*-
i
;
7
5
pr.n. of several
(b '?'r)
places.
ws-
among, with,
rrhidi, J
[once
v:i
I
n? &c,
3, 2, 3, T 1a,
hnx_iv
't*
prefix or inseparable
(b )
c.
pit, well.
"IfO a
of
border
of
ell'm)
(be'c'r
on
place
Moab
[well
the of
the heroes].
Ti V2 15? roT) pr.n. of a desert living,
5
0>
[prop, well i.
e.
iwv
Tr
well in the
God,
of
the
looking
upon me]. 3
34
y3#
"183
JQt*
"liS2 (b 5 'c'r
s$W) pr.n.
and place on the southern frontier of Pa-
of a well
[prop, well of the
lestine oath].
")>0
"13
~+
(beb&'y) pr.n.m.
^rr^
pr.n.f., w.
(bsbg'l)
loc.
H n^22, Babylon; Babylonia
Persia
including
[prop, gate of God]..
see 113.
maa (bw) it":
*n*o, it":
v
pr.n. m.
ITnfcO
^
(b$f)
m
food [or booty].
TS} OWN)
/to.
tke
ifr?,
to act secretly, to deceive,
pr.n. of a
5
(b
'cro'-9-)
town in Benjamin;
gent.
cheat, betray, forsake, fall off;
D
pt. pi.
1
^?
tne re ~
crcant, impious.
nvuo
IBBTlJa b 5 n?'
pr.n. of
y$>k5'n)
tT>0
to be foul or
(b'8,'S)
,
w.s.
*^3 ,
robe,
dress,
make
to
nity, robbery.
Ni. oneself
5
(bo' ? do'&) flpl.
nl"T^Q
faith-
:
stinking,
tt^*an,
i.
fut.
e.
hated.
Hi.
defamed.
Hith.
tr3nn
become odious.
tWO
5
(by's^'m) stench, stink. (bri'o's)
m,
only p&.
unripe,
useless
ous.
(%^'y)
[Per-
pr.n.m.
sian].
bbfc i
see fel. itt
:
KrD2
(bl^d-r) pr.n.m. [Per-
also
sian];
inf?.
1
grapes.
nt^KS
(b5^p'd) adj., only / treacherrni32, IT IT) faithless,
^,1??
D#iO
m, w.s.
(b '5')
tWO Cp^Q
lessness, treachery.
t^N^ to make TU2,
stinking, loathsome, hated,
(bjfST)
/"
foul plant,
weed.
ran o^r) [of
(bg'ggd)
[without dagesk],pZ. D )I|3, once riTp, c H.??, cover-
cloth; concealment, malig-
U/X2)
to
1^2
ing, garment,
pr.n.m.
(V'erJ')
loathsome, to stink. i
an
in the desert.
encampment ^"1N2
(be'tro'o-
/,
a
rp?
the eye], pupil.
5
apple
"T?
(bW)
pZ.
0^3,
[from c.
TJJ]
m,
\\i.3,
separa-
tion, separable part
p,2? *5
part
by
parts];
part, pi.
at
parts
equal the
of
12
tea
35 limbs;
body,
a
of
parts
tree, branches, poles, bars;
12 ?
<J|
(b?dfi) w, only
c.
?,13,
part, flap [of the ear].
1
adv. separately, apart,
alone;
except,
besides, 1
Vj? ? I alone,
by myself.
m, pZ. 0*33, white linen, linen clothes.
"D
m
(H4)
:
idle talk,
>H2, for
(bfd5')
0X"T3,
0KT3
_p*.
w..
invent
(bfda'd) pt.
[in
TT12
to
be
lonely,
(bfdj'd)
adv.
m
separation;
Xlr?]
[also
sepa-
rately, alone. T
~2
*ni
(badH'k)
[for
inf.
pi*]3,
to
repair, rebuild.
P7!l (b^dek)
mi.
t.p.
P13. gap,
dilapidation. (bidka'r) pr.n.m.
"l]P"T!!l
(bo'hv) m [always preceded by inn], emptiness,
chaos.
m
ttil? (b&'hat)
(Vda'd) pr.n.m.
see
p|12
pr.n.m.
}J"Q
solitary.
*H2
(Vda'n)
w.s. TJfpTIl, rent, cleft,
lie.
be
to
separated,
yi'2.
prater,
to
an evil sense], to
T12,
bdellium,
only pi. 0*33,
prattle; liar.
braggart,
m
5
(b do'ia#)
an aromatic resin [according to the Rabbins pearls]. :
"D a (m) 3
PiTH!!
a marble-
like stone, alabaster.
%
H^rQ
adj. shining,
(bahf'r)
,
!~!
H2l
h*T2
(bed^y?') (Vdi'l)
pr.n.m.
m,
jp
D^H3, ^H2
[mixed
lead-alloy
bright.
with
silver], tin.
^TQ
(badal) Ni.
t5
"^,
/".
to separate oneself.
7H3?, be separated or selected.
to
Hi.
^33!1,
7H5H, fut. h^l, p<- ^3?^j to sever,
separate, select,
out.
divide,
discern,
distinguish,
(baha'i)
tH^T,
Ni. ^j?;,
be
to
M
terrified,
frightened,
perplexed;
to
be
overhasty;
to
quick,
flee;
pt.
f T^TTVl)^ sudden
destruction. ^Ij3,
M
Pi. ?rj'3j inf.
^p3;
to frighten,
confound, perplex; to accelerate, to do in haste.
Pu.
shut 2?.
be hastened, gotten in haste.
?!j2l to
'Pnilip
3*
^3
3G
rfena I
,
in. *v"3n, fat. ? ,inj to frighten, to scare away.
n;H2(brhmrO/,/>^ni?n3, sudden de-
terror,
fright,
to go,
pass;
(b%?mfO
c.
/,
npjjj,
to travel.
K*nn.
in.
rsnn,
IV. S.
N3H
and
in/:
JplOJjq,
struction.
nprn
till thy coming, one comes; to come to
[inf. W.S.] till
andlOSp,
imp. K3JI
K'JJJJ,
\S\3n and
/&.
KpJ,
p. K'pO to come in, to lead
cause,
*3ri,
'
nlDnal
nlDD3
c.
beast,
tame
mammal,
brute,
or
[used
r!i!j3 hip-
c.
Ho.
nX3ri,
popotamus, Nile-horse. 1*13
(bo'h^n)
nfoha
pZ.
/,
[from yin?] thumb, big toe.
|U~
(bo'h$n)
^r.jz.m.;
of a place in
pHS
pr.n.
Benjamin.
m
(bo'hyk)
to
in,
put
in, to
in;
to
lead; to offer, to bring on.
m
(Vhemp'-9-)
as a sing.],
to
bring
wild animal.
n*Dij2
NZPl,
a whitish
breaking-out on the skin.
K3to
to in.
(buz) fut.
[13],
disdain,
f
ring,
to be led
be brought,
iu,
put
7*2
3.
JOiH, pt.
pf.
and
\\2*
to
to
pi.
be
13
despise,
treat
with con-
m
contempt,
tempt.
T1S
(buz)
scorn, derision.
J"HD?
(bah^rdO-)
/,
pi.
nilHS, white spot on the
Tl3
(byz) pr.n.m.,
bian tribe;
an Ara-
ge>it. '].*3
[also
skin.
pr.n.m.].
ntttrm = it t
n&tfns, t t i
:
:
J
see
Uffff Ho.
Si2
(bp)
pf.
[l.pj, also
i/.
and
Ufl
N3,
K13,
ptt], \S2, uN3,
K*B in,
'?ri
to
g
pt.
N3
for UK3/J,
imp.
N12
/W.K& in
>
step
to enter, to turn in, to
alight, to set [of the sun]; to
come,
arrive;
Jj$3 1*1
PTO
(boza')
f
object
of
contempt.
11? 0>&w&'y) pr.n.m. [perh. Persian].
T]n
(by*) ME. "13:, pt. T|3:,
^Z.
E*,?3J, to be confused,
bewildered, to go astray. (bqi) m produce, fruit; branch, bough.
?*i3
37
fca
?}3
m
eighth month
in waiting.
old
Hebrew year
to
(byl)
the
of
to
[November J13 see
HJu 3tl
112
December].
appoint
"p3.
D13
(bvu)
2.
on;,
/irf.
D
S
p*.j>i.
D3]' to tread
[for
down,
to
crush.
P?7.
CDi3
to
tread
down,
trample on, profane. Ho. pt. D31D to be crushed foot.
nDDiSOp down,
Hith. pt.
be
to
to be
f trodden
abandoned
to
m
(buB) byssus, a fine white cotton or linen
yfi
(boBe'B) pr.n. of a rock.
n^2
(bor)
*5 (Hz) K12.
m,
pi
cistern,
imp.
nil's pit,
well;
iv.S.
P]?3 (bizza'h),
(
b 5z5') to cut
dun-
to
through,
(*
pt. !i2
wi
fut ni3\ IV
b5z5r ')s
.
'
:
PI13, pi.
v
"7
w. s. 'IS,
|
p.
to despise; tnb. to
Ni.
9
p.
be pt.
be despised.
Hi.
make
con-
only
I"!13
ni]2n
to
temptible.
iTG
(bazo') adj.,
c.
despised.
B>i3,
tfi3K
ashamed,
to
/.
#3,
/".
be or
feel
be confounded,
be disappointed; I2H3
till
dis-
flow through.
inf.
geon, grave.
to
?,
herdsman,
tt>i3 (b?s) pf. tfa, efla,
fi^ln?,
/ shame,
(bus?')
HJ.SO to
m
(bokc'r)
shepherd.
and
dis-
grace.
contemptible.
desolation.
hole;
to
tf'pt?
deceive, disapact shamefully;
Hith. vfvfsqri appointed. to be ashamed.
,!
HJ2/D (bqka) f devastation,
"TO
(hobfgp'&s),
m/r. to be ashamed,
nn ITT
texture.
"IjTQ
to
point;
B^pE,
booty, prey.
kicks.
y^ll
mPi^'^n ^n;, pt.'
confound,
to
,
B^xiln
sing.
M
Dpi3
under
Hi.
e^ain,
t^s'n, (bunnj') pr.n.m.
to dis-
expectation
keep waiting.
(buna') pr.n.m.
BWa
PH.
make ashamed,
ly
they were disappointed
fiEL (bfczf) / booty, prey, spoil.
^
pt.
(bfza'z) in/. 13, 1113,
p. p.
/i* 13;, 1113,
to
plunder, spoil, rob, get as Ni. 123, inf. Ii3u, booty.
3S
ffi ff
pu
W2
he plundered.
to
tiia?
fut.
113 to be robbed.
.
O-Izzayo'n)
PITIES
contempt. pr.n.
(b!zyo'&'y5')
Judah.
of a place in j?T2,
m
m
(bgzri'k)
A'.
T3
Sfin
and
11}3*
|>r..m. [Per-
sian].
also
trier
[adj.]
m, pi. watch-tower.
(bi^u'n)
VJiPIB IT I
1Ti2
, '
[for
Pit.];
"j3# tried stone, head-
"jriB
imp. "in?,
(b$ef)&'r)
iny,
p^. p.
^H?
"i*nn,
/faf,
pz.
c
.
to prove, try, choose,
distinguish, prefer,
select,
Ni. "in 3 J to
be chosen, preferred, to be Pu. "Ip3 to be pleasing.
DnrQ
11PD]
w.s.
(b3^u'r)
Dnins.
see
of metals.
l^nS
proof
trial,
"jns
chosen.
m
"(InS (bF^o'n)
m
0>p'$*n)
[see
like, love.
to scatter.
(biz ft?')
1^
inS
lightning.
fut.
(bfz&'r)
m watch-tower.
1^2, 0>&'$&n)
stone, corner-stone.
of a town pT3. (bg'zgk) pr.n. in northern Palestine.
in
nt:3
D^irGL (b$^vnm) pr.n. of a town between Jerusalem and Jericho;
gent.
^IQJS',
V?CH3.
young man, adult iStD2 (botr) Pi. KJS3, arms, young KJJ3J to talk idly.
youth, fit
warrior.
D!HTQ (b^urfm)
m!pl.
and
rV)"]in3 (b'^uro'*) //pi.
age
=
"Pnjjl
]7j2 * (
to
examine,
)n^:
to
"l^pS,
to
t'wp. "jn?,
/u.
prove,
test,
try,
purify.
be
[3,
secure, ///.
elect..
(b;..d)a'n)
n3?
c
tried.
is 1)33 the test
made.
A
'/.
Pu.
.
pt. p. D^ttS, to
in
)\r\z.
n3, /W. ntsa. /rihtpa
(b5t&'$) tmp.
self,
(b(irt)I'r) art;.,
chosen,
npi
ntD3\
of youth.
IT
A*
bear
to
trust,
attach oneto
W, ^]; to
rpp3n,
confide to
feel
be careless. fut.
rpy,
v t.
PCp 3^ to make secure and fearless, to inspire with confidence. 1
nti?
(bg't*$) m,
i.p.
nips
security, safety, confidence
;
rvn
39
ntsa 1
and ntt3
Tltol ?
adv. se-
2
ntpi
(bg't$#)
an
of
pr.rc.
Aramsean town.
nntpi
(bitdni')
/ and yintf?
ot
confidence,
(bltt^o'n)
in"pp9 to make to make under-
Q.], pi.
telligent;
curely, carelessly.
teach;
instruct,
like Q. to perceive, mark, Hith. understand, know. to perceive,
pisnn
attend to;
to
hope.
to
stood;
mark, be sen-
to
sible.
Hints?
(bjtta^o'^) flpl. se-
V,?
curity [see also riinp].
m
(H'yfri)
not
abs.
[st.
used], c.V3(ben),dw.D;>3J>3, (bg*g,'l)
to cease, to rest,
(be'ten)
w..
?pS 1^5
/, i.p.
iJt53, belly,
10,5,
womb, the
part, bottom
most
the
of
belty-shaped tuberance on pillars.
heart;
rOM,
(bgtng')
m,
D\?P3 (bQtnl'm) D*0tD2
in-
pro-
(bl)
only pi.
pistacia-nut.
(tftoni'm) pr.n. of a
particle of entreaty: s
$18 ?
Ni.
p.
imp. }*3,
(bin)
p^l
M
to discern, per-
pay attenunderstand, know. observe,
i.
jbJ, *jiHJ
*#.
to be
knowing. heed.
D\P3
between;
space
me-
t&^
champion;
diator,
adv. between,
Piya
^5
c.
among; "pSP
(bin?')
& ry*3,
/,
nir3, understanding,
W3
s
pi.
in-
$2
JK. ftJD, m/-
w, * w, or Q.], /ft V,n;,
w
only
/,
pi.
egg.
(blrf') /"castle, citadel,
fortress;
to
1W, pj s
p,;i
[or
temple;
palace,
chief city.
IWT21 pi.
(bi'r^ni'O-)
rv?,
w.
hut, lace,
only
i.p.
n)2,
c.
n nrvB and DTI3 (bftj'm or
ioc.
nrj\2, pi. bfttj'm),
/,
castle, fortress.
ni\3T2,
niJ^, 7V2 (n'yib) m,
intelligent,
PH.
(b?B')
T3> iTT^l
1*Q [p3]
tion,
QiT^3,
my
pray,
Lord!
ceive,
v%
interstice,
sight, prudence.
I pray;
"pJZP,
IJniJ^,
from between.
town in Gad. *0,
w.s.
pi ni^5,
c.
^}2 (bate') tent, mansion; pa-
house,
temple
;
dwelling-
JV3
40
IT
Moab; US 2 in the mountains of Judah; }$W% )V 2 inManasseh, f
place;
where
receptacle,
place
arc
found;
things
"liVS '3
in
:
i
r
interior
^H]; Hl?3
[opp.
towards the inside, within; from IV3t3 within; race,
household, descendants. family,
n*Q
in the valley of the Jordan,
afterwards
compound proper
of places:
and
Judah
r
names
"jlJK
3
in
Dan,
[sec
in Issachar
~12
meon; niQV.
'3
[perh. for place of passage,
'3]
ford on the Jordan; in
Judah;
"ju" '3
Asher;
niO^H '2
t
in
or Dan; "pin '3 in
'3 in
Judah
Ephraim;
'3 near Mizpah;
Bethlehem,
Dr&n
i^o '3 Shechcm [see
of
mount Lebanon; nijy '3 in Judah; nr;^3 in Naphtali;
nyhj}
a
l^y and
'3
pi D>'33,
(b*$r) m, of
species
tree
^
(b^
nm,
to
133, nb3, p*.
weep, to Bhed
Pi. pt.
tears.
[for
weeping.
n^3% -3M,
/w.
D)33
pOJ!
of
H33] valley
balm-
mulberry-
*03H
tree];
naa
tree,
[others:
f
"233
to
bewail.
"?!?
(b
weeping.
'3>3)
first-born
rv3;
Ki>>D]; rt^Vja '2 at the foot of Hcrmon; "j~V '3 on
JezreeJ
}W2
0.
Dn^'3
Judah,
citadel
KD|
pi.
;
V/? - in
m,
in
house, palace.
near
nl33*1n t v
'
Moab
'3
pn*ipij '3
Simeon;
aent.
in
D^H
Jerusalem;
in
'3
'3 in Moab; Judah and in
[Reuben];
13
11;T.
^i'-P^
in
Judah;
in Si-
'3
Ql^E
flK]j
^3
Reuben; 'RIS'S
gent.
'
:
Naphtali and
Benjamin; ^KTP3,' hjAT]^ Judah. on the border of Benjamin '3 }rp2 (bjO-u'n) and Ephraim; ytyp in
of
I
i
in
Scythopolis;
on the border
tiftiV '2 V V
[of
men and
beasts], eldest son.
Ti32.
(blkky'r) "
I
m, only I
first-fruits, firstlings, early
grapes or corn.
between
Samaria
?
pi.
"
|-\'"
(b*kk$r*')
/ early
fig.
*a
41
n;rD3 ITlTDS,
n-Dl (bW&)
to to spread; into*, up, burst forth in splendour.
pr.n.m.
(b^pr&'-9')
/ weeping. w.9.
nAa
(biig^o
*V?5 weeping, lamentation; dripping [of water in a
T^f?
(bildU'd)
*02,
?
m,
(b d>r)
i.j.
*?,3,
^3
,
(biig^'y)
pr.n.m.
mine].
0*02,
of
pr.n.
(boc^i'm)
a
place near Gilgal.
n^3?
'
rv02t (w$r*) /
=
(bf'd&gr)
in, jo?,
c.
(bg'^r); (bidiiT)
n*1*}*2
young
female camel. (Vc&oiO
c.
/,
first -birth,
ni")D5,
(bai)
of
particle
worn
m
to terrify, frighten.
(baiiah5')/".p^nin?n,
nin^3,
sudden
fright,
terror, death.
HHp2l
primogeniture. /*!
old,
Pi. pt. pi.
(b?l&'h)
D^n^P
nnjj
n~p2, PIllDS pZ.
PP!1
pr.n.m. /"
<$., / nja,
D*?J, ni^3 out, consumed.
pi.
npn(bo^ru');
(bid)ra')
out,
decay.
n^'?, iw/. ni -?3, /u*. to consume, wear
(bale')
\15?
young male camel. "H5?
to
out, use, waste.
"03.
pfci
152 ")?
n.
only /
*Vpi (bm'v) adj., first-born. HTD3, it :
worn
be
to
H75!
wasted, rotten;
nega-
(bilha') pr.n.f.
pr.n.m.
(bilha'n)
tion: not, not yet, hardly,
that not. 221
(bel)
god
m Belus,
of
[from
I^f?
the
hV2
the highest
pt.
c.
)t>^,
*#&?
clothes.
Babylonians
a
Babylonian king.
M
only
worn out
Lord].
(bal'ad?'n) pr.n.m.,
70$$,
m/pZ.',
rags,
see
IJBKB^a.
M 3^,
(bfi^' ?) M. ^{TjlD to cause to flash
pr.n.m. [Chaldean
surname
of Daniel].
y^- (ViF)
m
annihilation,
perdition, nothingness; used as a particle of ne-
gation:
no,
not,
without,
s
42
H>;
^
OIL*;
till
not;
not; *?3
m
;
(b H'i)
mixed
fitifc.
farrago,
?
/ [from
vfe&P.
W)
V*
j
>
m, S&3, something swal-
^7?
w.a,
(b limri')
fut.
V,r?] and to be de-
fut.
stroyed.
fodder.
SWfel
Pu. y,7?.
?.$
'J?? IV ^V because not.
because
^vS
without;
n^n
lowed; a swallowing, destruction.
and HO] nothing.
^SJr? (b*Byy*"0
word-
good-for-nothing-
lessness,
ness,
wickedness
tion;
wicked
perdi-
;
de-
man;
n^ffor
Lpl.
^.
n&J], flow, to
/to. ^JffL (v.lyyri'-
be moistened;
to
to
mix
pr?
to
without, apart
oneself.
Di?5
to
bind, bridle, check.
p^2 (wa)
c^in
to
cultivate sycamore-figs
by
2>.
my
/to.
ufcy,
Pi.
overcome. y,7n,
swallow
e.
V,?,
/. $3; devour;
to
lip,
i.
;
(b^uvk) pt. pjtfa to Pu. pt. destroy, to waste. to be laid waste. p?2tt t
pyi i
:
.
(b5l5'lc)
[king
pr.n.m.
to
to
destroy; V,23?
lowing,
(bll'^'m) pr.n.m. pr.m town in Manasseh.
of the Moabites].
(W)
imp.
be-
concerned,
being
p73.
swallow, devour, eat up. Ni. V255 to be destroyed or
*3V?3t? without
me,
sides me.
I
nipping. Jjfea
H$3,
e.
except;
from
of a
W.
Q>m'm)
"vV-
(bfcV*),
(bllYd), only pZ.
Dif?2 to
town, Zoar
PJftl-
Jr.
to mix, to give fodder
pour over,
confound;
a
of
called
afterwards
722,
7^2,
p.
pr.n.m.. patron.
(bglfc*)
^?3; pr..
T^S
stroyer.
772, (bW'l) Wflj,
^21
like a swal-
for a
moment.
^ry!jl
n^2]
of
[c.
without, con},
used
not;pr<?p.
except; besides that, unless. besides,
w5? so
not
a
(blltF) adi'.
that
with not;
cause not;
inf.
not
w3P
T^iny
till
to.
benot.
n&3 T T
43
Yy?
I
HD2 c.
(bjmr)
rvm. nia
i*
/,
ni^3 and TViD2, T I" IT"
(b^nf)
nj|, nto,
th/:
w.s.
I
eleva'plttjj, height, Mil,
p,
stronghold; height destined for unlawful wor-
form,
develop,
cover
with buildings;
tion;
torab-
ship; grave-mound, hill.
^D,
i^P^
make
r$?j, be
(bimhg/l) pr.n.m.
(bamo'^) flpl.., pr.n. of a place in Moab [iden-
with hyz niD3].
tical
)V
e.%
(ben)m, w.s.
^3,
'^2,
p.5
%
"p,
?],;?,
UJ?, P Z. D^j" * *J3, son. child, hoy, young one [D^X y.3 used as pZ. of
D1X,
children
of
man.
p
with following subst. noun supplies the place of adjectives: five
years
D\W' E*Dp ]2 old;
"JfttP'
p
stout.
fat,
(b?n) pr.n.m.
^WJ| [=VP^5] 'lID-p
Wn); (bgn
-
(bgn-oni');
^m"P
pxr|"|3
flp*fl
y5mi'n)
,
,
,PP;'j"pr pr.n.m.
13.
b 5nf);
of
(b nf'-b ra'k)
>r.w.
?
a place in Dan.
HJJEl (b%ay?'),
'Htt?
( bln ^-
y5'hu) pr.n.m.
iJ
(blny 5 ')
JJ
/ building.
m
(tlnyi'n)
building.
5
(b ni'nij) pr.n.m.
h$
or
KgJ5 (befifr'y)
"IDS VI"
(blnV);
(b4'dw);
fufjip?
pa
pr.n.m.
and
x / (be'figr) \
coZZ.
i,
1D3 VI. unripe
grapes.
(bgn-hadiji'd);
(ben-e^'yil);
to
(
?
P]l?"^.?
(bo'figr)
(^
see
(binnu'y); V-? M12 (bunni') pr.n.m.
|^2
subject, disciple, favourite.
UK3. IT"
^?
descendant;
pupil;
run:
restored;
built,
=
V12 IT
H^n
child,
ninn,
fat.
get issue.
mankind] grandson, grand;
to
Ni.
prosperous].
inf.
to Ill (J 3,
to
erect;
repair, to rebuild; to edify [to
"
n,?^?, to build,
/.
(bgn-
"^
04"ad)
TO.
distance; after ,
[ft?)}-*]
patron.
mi, c.
1X?5, W.S.
interv
.flTO. jp
/?.
through
,
among; in favour
TSD
see iiy.
^
behind, around, of, for.
m
44
HV2 (b^) to
T\$2\\
to
imp. Vfff,
fid.
make bubble
up,
to
boil;
swell
bulge], to project; searched.
\\V~
5
covet,
[to
to
(b
Vr) pr.n.m.
DVfiJEi
(bi'Wm)
of a of
a
mlpl.
ay??, to
tread down, to kick, jerk. s
^J?S (b
TJQ ?g2
T)
m
(b*Tr) (brt'Ci'l)
prayer.
m
master,
to
coM. cattle.
rfoja,
pr.i*.
of
places.
^W? of a
0.
owner;
mistress,
0>'W*)
town
r$B9
(V'giysdr);
0^2
(Vylya');
pr.n.
/frl.,
in Judah.
(b^i'fi)
pr.w.jn.
n<?J? town
a ir&) pr.n. of a in Dan.
(W
'
fut.
tya, p. p. /
Flies
vermin], ltyf'3 B. of Denudation. In pr.n. of places:
^Olf??
fat.
Covenant, the
of off
[keeping
some
the temple. (b*'*'t)
B.
ntf^'a, &c. n?2a (H-ir) /,
(bo"z) pr.n.m.; name bronze pillar in front
BS??
the
of
2)2} 2
be
terror, anguish.
''f
Baal r
Ni. HV23,
to
.Ty'?J
pt.
desire,
ask.
demand,
-VZ I- T
p*.
i>JB??,
H^y?
rule,
t
to be
possess,
HOT
#*>
(b^w)
pr.n.?n.
Ni. fut. 7 V^p to marry. be married, to be taken to (
wife.
^5
(mr)
wj.
*$,
7.V2, sessor, citizen,
>
m,
master,
lord,
owner,
different
the
god];
pos-
inhabi-
supreme
Syro-Phenician deity of
0.
husband,
burgess,
tant; aspr.ft.w.the
the
ho,
Dftft,
pi.
[pi.
appearances
nnzi
U2
<r. to burn; &**. to burn, to be on fire, to be consumed
by
Pi.
fire.
"I,y3?,
"lya,
Pu.
sume, destroy.
$39
fid.
to kindle, burn, con-
to
tjot, TJJ5&,
fid.
to
itfja,
kindle,
pt.
m.
be kindled.
pt
burn,
consume, destroy. a
T>r
0>*'*'r)
A* W-.
pt
to be stupid, brutish.
1^3,
m
0*"*r)
"I>5
yja
^1^
(b** Jtf) pr.w/.
PITJQ
(b '?r?')
a
/
fire,
ing.
V&
(ba'sa') pr.n.m.
Hiri^yi
e
njD
M.
(ba'a'ft)
be frightened.
ny3),
[nnybt?]
p*.
Pi.
nya, *)ny3S
/ wf.s.
to
y2 (bpB) m mud, n^3 (biBBa') /,
mire. pi-
W.S. -J'
swamp.
steep, inaccessible,
(VBy'r)
"lii [or
m,
(bg'Bgl) ;
'
town in the plain fut.
of
Judah. to
123?,
[^. 1Ji3 vintager]; to diminish, shorten; see also s to TO3. M. /. 1123 I" T IT
onion.
be cut Pi. inf.
off,
j3
prohibited.
make
steep,
(be'Bgr)
and
T*3
m, pZ.
0^3,
"1
to
(
m,
*.
m,
1
s
(b B?'r)
of
YS3 i
:
gold and
ore
silver.
2 '
cutting of grapes, vintage.
i
pr.w. of a
np_^3 (b$Bka ft)
"T23
perh.
from YiS].
* (baBJ'r) / v
DvSa, r
ipg3,
to fortify.
(beB&'y) pr.n.m.
i
iv.s.
'
impregnable.
1^3t
(baBe'k) m,
dough.
cut off; to gather grapes
-1^3(b 5 Bu'r)a^., /ni^3,
"l-i^3
(baBc'k) to swell up.
"l^a (b?B$T)
rniaai. IT
[for L
gain,
x
p^3 2 p^3
overtake,
terror.
off,
unjust
profit, lucre, covetousness.
nt?3J to
nriV3 (b^f') /
vfiitea IT
Oe'BiT) m, w.5. ty??,
curtailment,
frighten, strike with fear.
?|
to
V*2)
to complete,
s
(b* gst r$') pr.n.
town in Manasseh.
of a
^|
over-
to
finish.
St^'y^
cut
un-
get
Pi. fut.
rob;
off,
/%rf.
to cut off,
gain,
reach.
cut
S3,
in/.
(baBa")
righteous
burn-
t
pr.n.m.
yjfo*, p*. v*3 to to break;
stupidity ;
:
m^3
(b-'Barn);
(bftBlu'i)-)
adj. stupid, brutish.
5
it
^s^3
become
Ni. pt. "1,^3^ to stupid or bad.
fut.
msa
45
"1V3
only pZ.
(be'Bgr) pr.n. "1^3 town in Reuben.
rma fence.
of
a
1
osBrr)
/
fold,
mpa
46 a
HH>G chief
the (bgBrs') pr.n. of
to force one's
way.
Edomites
Vl?3fln to be
cleft, rent.
town
of the
[Bostra].
ni^2 (b*BW) (bVeep'r^)
/,
and n"l)f5
pi.
rn'ijjs,
want,
deficiency,
lack
PJ2JI (W'k**) shekel.
nyps
m
(bikv) u
of
wide
fissure,
Hitli.
half,
half-
pi-
Vi?r,
valley, plain.
rain, drought.
*]i"K2, (blBB^ro'n)
w fortress,
stronghold.
j* ppj3, to empty, unpeople, deprive;
pp_2. (b*k*'k)
to
p2p2, p^GpS,
(b$kbu'k)
m
bottle.
grow
A/.
luxuriantly.
m. pin: /. pizn, pn:, to be emptied out, to be
r
np2p?(b^kbuky?L );1p.31?n
^2
(bykbCikk&'r);
(bukkj');
WIJI?^ (bykklyy^'hu)
^p2
j*h.m.
(b?kiV) m, only
DW3,
W3,
c.
p?.
cleft,
(b*ksr) /Wt yp.5?, p.
yp.2, to cleave, sever, burst open; to invade; to split
Ni. Vp.^-.
in brooding.
/w.
to
y^l,
be
cloven,
opened; to burst forth; to be hatched [break the shell]; to be
tom, broken,
taken
-
storm.
by
Pi.
to cleave, split, rend, open,
Pu.
hatch. to
pt.
y^P
be rent, to be stunned. Hi. inf.
n|^p2J,
rp.?n
to
to storm]; to
to depopulate.
1j?S
(b?k*'r)
/".
"lp.2,
to
Pi.
"ip, fa/
to examine,
*lp.3?
look after, to consider
with pleasure;
rent, breach.
V\
Po. ppjS
out.
poured
,
fut. pi.
open [a town. break through.
to
judge,
punish. "Ip2, (b^kic'r) -)p_3,
[rare]
-
cattle
plough
cattle, oxen, calf,
Ipa
m
pi
[and
/].
D^g3, ,
cows;
c.
cotf.
horned "lj?3
13
heifer.
see ip.i3.
"Ip2 (bo'kgr) m, pi. Dnp?, morning, morning time. dawn; the next morning: adv. to-morrow, early, soon.
i"nj?2
(bjUqatf)
f
care,
superintendence.
rnj??
(bIkkp'i-09-) /-judicial
inquiry, punishment.
t^2
(b&ka's) Pi.
B^3, /te. B^.39 to seek,
frgSJ, 2>*. search for,
to
to
(b<\kk5s?')
and
(b;ir)
"12
12 12
d/.,
HIS,
/
clear,
chosen, pure,
12
D "13, ,
(bjro'd) adj., pi.
'12
(bfrf')
112 2
}*]I1 ?
feed.
n,15?, to Pi. inf.
eat.
Hi. inf.
(b 5 r5')
to
eat,
to
ni"nn,
see "1U.
tij?. pi.
to decide, choose, select.
ni13
sincere; empty. 1
hail-
hail,
j2 (bg'rgd) pr.n. of a place in the desert of Shirr. i
"1^,
i.j?.
m
n
(b$r)
son. (b$r) m, w.s. ''I?, (b&r)
(b^ra'd)
spotted, pied.
corn, grain; cornfield. a
112
request.
/"
(bfr&'d) to hail.
stone.
be sought.
tfgji; to
nt^|?2 "12
Pu. t^j?3,
ask.
demand,
112 112
investi-
gate; to aim at; to require,
/irf.
mnn
47
^'P2
Arf'.
ni?:
fut.
to give
to eat. "1
[once
i
(bpr)
"112]
innocence; salt
purity,
of
^12
D112
M.
produce.
J02.1
N^??-,
Pi.
down;
*02 to
to cut,
engrave,
carve.
*S12
2
(b r5 ') Hi. inf.
Nn?n
to fatten.
T)1N12
"^1^
mask.
112
(brp'g) m, pz.
pine;
cypress,
wood cypress instrument.
=
nii2
(b
n^l!2
(bsru'a-)
5
;
r?^)
oyhs,
spear of musical
tri"]5.
/ food, nour-
ishment.
see SJJlt?. 5
(b
m,pl. P$1/13, dacloth, '
in/"-
to be created, to be
made. cut
,T3
make,
form,
create,
5
(b ro'm)
party-coloured
iqy, pt
/fc.
pr.n.m.
(b?ru'dj)
it
(b^r?') inf. N")5, imp.
*!?, to
M
[blessed].
lye, alkali.
rfy') pr.n.m.
"1212. (b&rbu'r) m, only pi. Ds j?13, fat bird, fowl [capon or goose].
"^"12 town
(be'rofrg;') jpr.w.
in
Syria
of a
[perh.
Berytus].
niti2
(birzo'o-)
(birzgl'yiO-)
pr.nf.
or
rvtn?
t>H3
H312
48
<a"!5
(bfcragl)
m
iron,
iron
VI.
n
"
tool,
,
fetter.
v '13-
patron. 5
fl^? (b rl'0-) / determina^"13 (bCirzIllCi'y) pr.n.m. ni2 (b$r$'ef)) i/. 0^3, imp. tion, stipulation, covenant rns. /. ma to fiee, to H^2 (bprj'ft) / salt of lye, 1
run
to
away,
nn^O
p*.
to drive
Q^^n, ~H?
put to
away;
make
to
D JT
Ni.
D^fQ. /
ad;.,
-13,
to
to
pray
/irf.
bless,
to
to,
to greet; to curse.
nn?
Pa. to
"-pi?
pt.
'nijP-l to
f
be
Hi. fat.
blessed, praised.
FKT?] ^e K*ty i
{/
TO?
praise;
T]T>,
1
ni see n. ns 5 rr) adj.,
praise;
invoke, to ask a blessing;
0>?rT) pr.n.m.
(b*rT)
to
kneel
to be blessed.
-13,
TOIi Pto
n?
bless,
sp?T
Pi.
fugitive.
/-
to
adj.,
T , swift, fleeing,
a native of
to
knee,
pt. p. "'"]": blessed, praised.
,
"lj
the
down;
[a
m spy
(fcW*)
bend
flight,
(wr*) [nnsj ,
pi.
to
vegetable alkali.
to
go through.
bolt]
rrta
escape; Hi.
go through.
make kneel down.
Hith.
-1.3nn
to
be
:
(b
blessed, to bless oneself.
f rftn?
Fin? - TJ1?1 1* D T1?, / nixn?, fat, fattened,
^1")J|
^3,
thick, stout.
HiS'ni (VriV) /
a thing
(Wm)
aiso pi.]
/,
du. [denoting
D^in,
c
.
OT3
knee, lap.
^$?1?
(b*r$$Tl) pr.n.m.
created, a novelty.
P
nna (biry?) / food. m, see n"]2. H^D n^S (VrJ' $) m, D^CH?, (bjri'ft^)
*JT13, bar, bolt. J -
place.
(
b ? r i'
m)
pr.n.
1
it t
of
c.
nlyp,
favour, peace; a
or blessed
pZ.
c.
n-b-p,
fit,
a
^
i.
blessing, benediction, bene-
happy
man.
(V "*^') pr.n.m. 1
:
a j>.
riiDIS, pond, pool.
Wn
49
TO"in v iv it
I
T
of
a
:
rPZHS ITDin
^"Q
and ^rnjl
(bg'rerfiya') (bg'rgc$y3;'h\L)
pr.n.m.
nt^
see ttftg. (bg'r&
pr.n.m.
)
mfttfa IT
pi"]? to
wi/".
(b^rCi'k)
send forth lightning-. 1
p^
m
DL^n
see
m^n. IT ;
(bpa'm)
Dtrn
balsam-
i
and
(b'6m) m,
(bo'Bgm)
sweet
-
fragrance,
aromatic
balsam-scent;
^"H
(baiko'B) pr.n.m.
(b^rka'n) m,
spice; also
only pZ.
thorns: threshingD\!p"in It '
:
i
sledge.
npt^*n Ifctfa
and
(bfre'keO-)
(b^ka'fr) f a pre-
np."12
cious stone, emerald.
"H2 (bfrH'r) DH^, p,
inf.
to se ~
"1H?
2?-
w.s.
parate, secrete, single out,
choose; to cleanse, purify, to
polish;
in:, imp, pt.
"133,
Ni.
prove.
nnn, fut to
.
nr
oneself
keep
purify.
Hi. inf.
and
inn^,
P
i.
ytHn
.
"Itrn
tell
to
p*.
an-
:
glad tidings. to
m,
(baflaT)
and
to receive
"I^nnn
pl/on^n
flesh
beasts],
creature;
be told
c.
1^3,
men
[of
body, living-
man,
blood-relation
rnt>n
mankind; skin,
pu-
(boors')
f glad
tid-
message
of
;
good; reward for good news. ings,
inn: to t^Il (bisg/l) intr. to show Pi. seethe, ripen.
to
(birs&") pr.n.m.
Hebrevv-Ensrlish.
")n,
teats
good tidings, good news.
i.p. "1,5?,
"GH, to clean, polish. Huh. i,i^nn, fut. Tinn:
purify oneself, oneself pure.
news, to
denda.
imp.
pi.
v iv
nounce, esp. to bring good
to
Pi. inf. "lin
pure.
m
/
'
5
Hith.
"13,
Dj^n.
(ba'fi'ma'ft) pr.n.f.
it^nD, i"
rip'IS
=
(bpa'r) :
0^3
n^pr'n
pi.
scent,
(bar$'k) pr.n.m.
D1p"l2
a
f
-
shrub.
splendour, (bfr^'k) flash of lightning.
'H2
^*- n
5
(b 6o'r)
:
pTS
= T0^3
brook near Gaza.
c
V J^*
>r.?i.
(bc'ro9a'y)
city in Syria
fut.
boil,
/$*,
7,#n] tr. to boil, cook, Pu. pt. fy#3? to
roast.
50
htif2
be boiled.
make
Tp^
#t.
to
Mm)
bafe
measure
f Tfaft,
adj.,
nri2
boiled, cooked.
*b&% Vshufa
see
(b^O-5')
pZ. niriS,
/,
btifa
for liquids, tenth
part of altth.
ripe.
and n,53 (b&tt?') something cut
precipice,
off,
end,
cliff;
ruin, desolation.
B^? \Wr
2$ttn2 (VO-aYl)
(blSirm) pr.w.m. (b^sS'n)
of
pr.fi.
a
on the country eastern side of the Jordan.
fertile
Bashan
H?f ?
or Batansea.
(bQsn^')
pr.n.m.
nhnn i>Z.
nhn^
(h'^m') f, c. nl/iPS. chaste maiden
virgin, bride.
D vlTlSl
(b^yli'm) m/pZ.,
/ shame.
yiH5j
virginity,
c.
maiden-
hood. (bgSt?')
shame, disgrace; a
[scandalous] idol.
ft? (brio-) [from run] /, w.. >pa, pz. nijn, c rrfo?, .
daughter, grand-daughter, girl,
maid, pupil; fhS J"Q
or niJ5
salem.
ing the
with
women of Jeruns with follow-
subst.
noun supplies
place
of
cities it
Hjn?
(bl&yT) pr.n./.
"1H2
1
and
flfe
"IFD? to cut into pieces to divide.
/irf.
ira
(bg'^r) w, w..
piece, portion;
no?,
disruption,
cleft.
B^Trn (bgft-rtfUbfm) pr.n. of a
of
gate
adjectives;
denotes the
.
(b5$*'r)
1*H^?^
Heshbon.
m
ravine;
defile
on the
(bldrp'n)
of
a
villages and environs be-
pr.n.
longing to them.
eastern side of the Jordan. '
ra*
* the
D n3, s
(b&d-)
m,
third
alphabet,
pi.
letter
called
of
?t$|
a
the or
V2i
f
TQ (bia-ge'w'J
?vj a
[=
numeral
?J -3
pr.n.f.
camel]; as or 3000.
>o
^
aa
51
n|
w.
( g5 '5')
mN^
elder
proud, haughty.
(g?) adj.
to rise,
m
n^j,
to
grow up;
'TNia
brother;
re-
venger, kinsman-helper. Ni. 'TXfJ to be redeemed,
be
to
be high, elevated, majestic.
brought
ransom
to
back,
oneself.
_
"^-D (gf 5') f pride, haughtiness.
n$
(ga\Vl)
$$& d^,
rr) *#., P z.
(g
exalted, proud, pre-
high,
2
--3
sumptious. (g y'e'l) pr.n.m.
H]
(ga'a V a')
5
/;
c
defiled, stained.
r(UJJ
Pi. *?Nii
Pu.
prof ane.
t
b&Q
pt.
as
to
unclean.
Hi.
elevation, majesty, magni-
jected
ficence, pride, insolence.
pf.i.p.^&x [for ^Vj&jri], to
C6-|X3
m, c. ftj}, highness, excel-
lence, majesty;
glory,
splendour,
haughtiness.
pride,
\^
ad/, proud,
(g&' yo'n)
"o^
i
:
[perh.
jp.
'ulla')
/redemption,
duty
repurchase,
i"
.r.
imp. ^$3,
1
htiti ]. T J
c
D^a
\. -:
hump, i
i
ransom,
release,
to fulfil
the duties of reto
deliver;
marry the
widow
of
i.p. 33, w.. >2^ and nl3l, eleva-
m,
(g&*>)
back,
top,
hunch,
/4rf.
/'Xa to redeem, to
lationship, childless
^^M,
I
only p?. for m'XVi ?
'
pi.
pollution,
/,
tion, (g5'a'l) '
5
release,
pi.
>*.
only
(ggl?'),
profanation.
see rfi?>j$ (ge-'fy?'*)
'53*
m.
(gp'al)
7.N4
of relationship [as a
insolent.
valley
to de-
oneself.
^^1 (g a
unclean.
^WIV
.
(g*'5'n)
swelling,
make
Hith. fut. file
1^
to
soil,
re-
mjpl.
(gS'yli'm)
demption, release.
"]
,
be polluted, profaned, to be re-
h$.
.
pf. pi or Ph.],
$$tf. to be polluted,
fut.
to defile
T'N*^
Ni. %
l^J
[for
an
boss;
arch,
vault,
brothel; rim of a wheel.
2|
^
see
ak
(g?t>)
ft,
only
pit, water-hole,
cut piece
of
pZ.
D^aa, a
cistern;
wood, board. 4*
52
31
^ ^
1
only pi. D'^U,
i.
(gel )
locust.
=
of a place.
c^:\ p
dvm"' or I'M
i
l
(gS'W) w
^$.
powerful, hero,
(gpb) pr.n.
D^n^
tai
^!{!3
rich
violent,
leader warrior, r 5 a warlike hero
tyrant.
:
cistern, pool,
power,
strength,
force,
lagoon.
n3
valour, courage, victory.
31
see
'"^ (guVa'h) ?/. 3^, /faf, H5^ to be high, elevated, high
exalted,
-
3^13,
fut.
make
flnSJ
3'Jft
p*.
3^0
D^lb^, ^?->
pi-
w.s.
D^nij,
border,
edge,
pi.
ro,
extremity,
boundary,
/\
^, r.h^,
m
ISlil
(g'M'r)
iv.s.
(gibWr)
;
/*,
* n-]3:.
mistress, queen.
(g5Vi's)
m
fine.
a*
(g b ^)
confine, to
border,
strong, mighty, valiant,
(rbirr)
n^33
23|
Hi.
and
lord, master.
ice,
hail,
crystal.
mostly
(/j.
m
,,
^?! (g^a'i)
margin, territory.
1133,
'Vf
to
ary;
(g^ltf)
n"f
cup, bell of a flower.
nn^ pride,
territory.
"l<^3
hard curds, cheese.
in?^
haughtiness.
pi.
or
of a
jmm.
tall,
height; highness, majesty,
^3J)
[cisterns
place.
pride, insolence.
y*C& and
pr.n.m.
(gfbl'm)
i^-
j3^j (gobhr)
rflPQI (g^htra) /
.
r\3i|
high,
m, c.
(gitbb&'y)
^?r?
proud, haughty.
(f?p'\Hvh)
(g$w),
,?r
locusts; see 33]
PQ.J (g5lo'h) adj., c. and 3^1, / "T^Pil, elevated;
(gibb|H'^$d-)/bal(lnt
Hi. inf.
high, to raise.
ninil;!,
head].
minded.
proud, haughty. to
"?-? (glbbe' a $) m a baldheaded man [of the fore-
.
draw
u a
?r
to
bound-
border
3^H
to
upon. bound, con-
J? (g*Wl) pr.n. of a town in Phehicia [Byblos]; pent.
to
53
(g^'l) pr.n. of a i?^ mountainous country, south the
of
Dead
131
to i
\
i
pto
grow, overcome.
prevail,
Pi.
135,
fut.
(gabUVO-) [for
/
compactness work.
mto]
Tj3J.n,
/w. T3JJ to make strong
1
twisted
,
fli.
strong.
to exert strength.
adj.
(gibbe'n)
bw
* s lp. ^3^7oneself strong, to prevail.
gibbous,
hunch-backed.
n^ it
ro*:& it
D^33j
peaked moun-
tains.
^5$
(g^'t)*')
pr.n. of a
Benjamin [confounded 2 and with also n^55
WW
c.
(gibY)/,
hiy^,
pi.
height,
and Judah;
town
of
^OV?^-
pr.n.
Benjamin;
valiant
1
boy,
every
:
male
man,
warrior;
husband, one [=
'?$.
(ge' b ^r)
pr.n.m.
'^
(gibba'r)
pr.n.
^*5
J^r.
of
rn^ v v
a
of
(gib'p'i)
m
[or
cup,
I
1
a
w.
bell
Zoc.
a
~j
a
'=
s
n n^,
w.s.
33,
iil^,
pi. niiii, fiat
cover of an altar.
(gad)
luck;
of
riTra it-:
(glbV-9-o'n) pr.n. of
:
gent.
perh. cap-
pr.n.
see
13 (gag) m. c
sule].
njDil (gibV&)
pr.n.m.
(gabri'e'l)
:
1
roof,
flowers
place.
1^
oni-i t
ipi.
/
person.
i~l
of
:
1
town in Dan.
#>?*
7^2^
and m-i,
[an archangel].
Benjamin
gent.
(gib'o'n)
in
niyn^,
hill.
pr.n.
(gib'?')
several towns in
pyiU
iv
place.
1
ny!2^
v
town
in
nyn^ T
to
man,
only
a$.,
(gabno'n)
*p323 pZ.
0.
:
m, ip.
(ge'ber)
""9,^.
see
:
,
Hith.
fut.
^33
tO
133;
:
make
strong
to
mighty,
swell,
see hn-J.
:
become
or
and
ing to the Edomites.
1W
[infl /W.
(gaba'r)
be
to
belong-
Sea,
13
1X2
m
(gad) pr.n.m. (g&4) (gad)
good
fortune,
fortunately.
ni
;
pre?i/.
"Hil,
coriander.
pr.n.m..
Baby-
h
54
it
I
:
Ionian god of fortune [Baal
(glddu'f)
*]Y7|
only
m,
D^Sna and nisn-1,
or Jupiter].
T
pZ.
scorn.
reproach. (gudg^'d), w.
,
n
loc.
n*Tii
7.ii.
it
pr.n. of a place.
"01
(g5#'d)
cut;
Xi$
fut. pi.
to break
to
in.
to
Hkh. IT-irin
make
cuts; to collect in a
H5
/*,
only pi.
c.
:
fortune, T
TVtt
cut,
of
with
DH n ^
furrow;
.col-
plunderers,
/",
only
skin. (
(g d$y?')
=
:
/*,
g5 dp'i) adj.,
great,
high,
mighty, the
Dyljj
c
large,
tall,
?
nW^,
<^|
(e
5
(g dyll$')
m
(g?di's)
sheaves;
tomb-hill.
?S
,(g5dci'i),
/.
/Jip,
to
be
p-
J?$ to(gri) De or ^
,14'
to
mighty,
portant,
?JHi
jesty; great deeds.
of
pile
of
heap
corn,
elder;
^
pZ.
threads,
tassels; festoons.
noble,
r&%
pZ.
only
m, twisted
old,
hm'), / greatness, ma-
only
/,
(gldl'l)
D^Hij
great,
proud; flip*^ great things, great deeds.
rwia
c.
little goat, kid.
become great, ni^TI,
only pZ.
nia. itt
(g dlyy5')
t^'HJ p?.
nilHil. incision, cut in the
h*n$, 71$
following
5
njJ5 nina i
scouring party, attack.
"CP^ (rJW)
c.
kid
pr.n.
warriors, troop
soldiers,
goat,
DW
TH|
(rdy'd) m. pZ.
lection of
in
only
H'^j
c.
/ goddess
of
:
I
D*J4,
/>Z.
^]8*7i (gWdill) pr.n.m.
HH-J, bank of a river. (s^ddij')
g$ddj')
(g^dl',
m, young
"Yl i"T
[mostly
fe*#&')
i
(rdl')
to
.
I
I
*"
and
H|
crowd.
"^-
:
pr.n.m.
fall
upon.
^VA
*m
rwra =
v&
grow up rich,
Pi.
precious. '"/"
734
;
im-
to niake
great or strong,
to bring up; to make distinguished,
mighty, powerful; to praise, to Pu. pt.
extol.
be
brought
h$$
up.
Hi.
55
*H3 l"T I
l
)
7'
~^, the same do great, proud
fui. ?
l^n,
to
as Pi;
,
Hith.
things.
show
oneself
Y$$fi
to
great
or
$%
pi c. growing
(gm'l) adj.,
becoming great,
only Pi. *)$,
(gfd&'f)
pt
to
^/JIP,
(g$d^r)
to
O^""^ masons.
pt. pi.
^1r
(gJdd?'l)
TH-jl
(go'dgl)
M/.s.
i/^
17*7? greatness,
might, ar-
majesty;
dignity,
w.s.
closure, fence; walled place.
pr.n.m.
power,
tallness,
""Hi!,
wall, en-
Wyik,
irtf, pi.
n,
and
(gQdlp')
m, c
(gfde'r)
I;T*
^m
see
to
133*,
/%rf.
hedge in. wall up. surround with a wall;
enclose,
strong.
bl3
blas-
revile,
pheme.
"H?
proud.
y}i
*T|
(ge'dgr) pr.n. of
'J,r.
a place;
gent. 'T34"1
N
Jdj
p\w.
pr.w.m.;
(g'do'r)
jJj
two places.
of 1
rogance, pride. see
P&1|
n^n^.
c.
and
H^H| (rdW)
ql3
yna,
^Z.
hew D*Jfl3, to to cut, to
to
fell;
shave
off,
to
Ni.
to
be
cut
and Pw down,
to
be broken, to be destroyed.
-Pi-V^ and V~Ajut. yjSJ, to break to pieces. t-/>. $&? "3
ly J
&V!}
(gid'p'n)
pr.n.m.
(gid'o'm)
^r.w.
jil
""^J
a
pr.n.m.
5
(g dero9-a'yim) pr.n.
town in Judah. Jit
[or
"H^
(gahi') /to.
removed
=
[the
to De
bandage
of
a wound], to heal.
^H" (sW)
/*
(gaha'r)
down,
healing. /"to.
to
IjJ}*,
to
prostrate
oneself.
15 (gjd'pn;')
;
plain, valley].
bow of
and ni"]^
(gd?ra')
HJ) miswritten for
"1p|
place.
jy
of a
N3
destroy.
V^J [VOT
V3?
hedge,
fence; fold, hurdle.
^1P^1| down,
rfi!%
? (g d?ro'^-) pr.n. of places.
pr.n.m.
(giddft'ltf)
pi-
f,
wall,
H\y]%,
ilTti?
5
(g d$lya'hij) pr.n.m.
^TvTV^
(r<w)
"H*"!!
(g&v)
the back.
m,
w/.s.
?$3,
D\3
u
56
"1U
bring forth, to bear. the middle, in-
the back;
2,w
to
(nuh)
pt.
plough; only
D^
pi.
ploughmen,
husbandmen.
Ifa
(gpb),
coll.
custs
w
m
(gob&'y)
3ia ^iil
lo-
locusts.
upon
(gob) pr.n. of a place.
3.1-1
3
\2i,l
locusts;
(gog) pr.n.m.,
of the
TO
M
U^ttJ
W)
^
(g?y) ',
son,
!
/>
,Tia,
w..
SgiS, per-
inhabitant,
populace,
c.
"ft,
people, tribe, nation; p. non-Israelitic or heathen peoples.
!T5|
(
K Myya
^ H/ u
see
Tift, HIV, be-
1RJ,
[pJ.
n:r.} to break or
A * P^,
)
^
fTPU, body, corpse.
people of Magog.
(gad)
,.*.
Gog, prince
Hi.
n^n],
burst forth, to sally.
D^l-J,
1
-
n\a
[inf.
Q^},
fut.
circle.
terior,
n^n
11J] to break in. to fall upon, to attack. longs to
^1
i"P3
5
tion,
/"
emigra-
evacuation,
exile,
(gpl$')
banishment;
cap-
exiles,
tives.
/ body; lifting
(g?v*')
PIJ5
]P^%
up, elevation; pride.
(gol^'n) pr.n. of
a town
in Manassch.
fTp
W
(guz)
13,
pf.
to fly
pass rapidly
fid.
m
;
tr.
away,
to
to drive on.
m,
(gpz)
^1
from
?o.s.
bird,
(gpz*')
Assyrian
refuge
*3lJl
(gunf) pr.n.m.] patron.
I*
V$
(g*v*") e
(g vo'&
),
J$ and 1$
/.
p. VP,
to expire,
pine away, die away.
HI;)].
feptf) m,
young
*J1H
tn pit.
YSfi (sva&B)
5
[or
*]Jw
w.s.
"ii5.
(vfcyytfggz)
TP
2>^-
m, only
(gpvg')
ij$ see
p?.
D^jljl,
young dove. p*..
district in
of
an
Meso-
potamia.
*|VI (guf) only to shut.
HS\3 "H-l
and
"113,
/i* *)*&
/"body, corpse.
(gttff)
(g5r)
ffi.
p/.
~l.
imp.
/. "liii,
"Tu
/f.
a
nVj Uu' rt)). nV; (gj'^) imp. / Ti'i to send forth, to
Tj,
pi Dn:.,
e.
n:.. to
take
in
inT
57 one's
up
abode,
a stranger],
[as
to lodge,
to fear, sojourn; afraid or anxious,
be
to
n,
Mjip.
c.
O^in, shear,
mow.
be cut
off,
meet;
to stir, to excite.
linrT
sojourn;
dwell,
settle,
to assemble, to
to-
gather
(gyr)
niin,
in
and
m,
(gov) '
d^,
onn,
pi
Dnn,
young
animal,
whelp.
hyz
Iti dwelling
r
[tow
of
Baal
n in Arabia]. c.
m,
(goral)
x^li-rl
Ni.
pr.n.m.
(gaz?'z)
/ cutting or
(g5zi'5)
J^tr).
of
hewing
to
ti^lJ
to be extirpated.
hewn
stones,
Ttt (ggzai) bn,
fut.
p.
pt.
b})),
aw ay,
pull, take
to
7lj| r
pt.
tear,
to
seize,
plunder; to flay. Ni. 7UJ to be robbed. rob,
(gur) pr.n. of a place;
1^1-1
TT-j
pi.
jlil,
stone, square-stone.
gether.
1w
p.
to cut off, to
nij,
re-
n^
/v<<.
*jii,
i.j3.
tftl (vgyya'gyz),
crowd together,
Hith. I.Ttarin, fut. to
to
I-
v
to
vere; to
dwell
to
$|
^>Z.
7,1111,
Dvin,
voting-stone, portion, share.
lot,
7.W
(gaze'l),
and
H^y
m
(ge'zgl)
(g^zeia')
robbed
/"
things, spoil, plunder.
DT3
n locust
(giiza'm)
[not
yet winged].
13V! see VTJt^"U
(gus)
m
lump
clod,
of
earth.
Hi,r
(gez)
clip,
"12tJl
n^
m,
c.
pZ.
"j-Ji!
fleece,
shearing, mowing. (glzb^'r)
(gazf')
iw treasurer.
p.
perh. from
w.s.
m]
to
^liil
[or
deliver
[from the mother's womb].
(^' z P n i')
,
or Til
(gSzza'm) pr.n.m.
W
]V\$
(gizza)
f
shearing,
m
7
(ge'za')
m,
<Xt
(g? z &' r )
/id.
in?, in?,
cut, to fell,
intr.
nn
<7*d. of
unknown
trunk or stem
eat,
HJil
[an
place].
D VH,
t*.*.
a
of a tree.
1U,
imp. to
p*.
1U,
to
divide; to
consume; to decide; to be cut off, to be
fleece.
gone. parated,
Ni. in.? to be se-
excluded;
to
be
in
58
undone or
to
lost;
73
be de-
pounds denoting geographr names: 3
creed.
C^nn
ical
X
(g'zr)
"l}i?.
m,
^
piece, part.
Hu
(gg'zgr)
a
of
pr.ra.
the
5
in
a
?
(gi'
salem; a
)V% (gWn)
m,
c.
a
^rft
pr.n.m.
zl')
self
*
D^ra,
from /,n^]
$gj
burning
[ti
with
^JJ., t0 tnni oneto rejoice,
to
fear.
coal,
'^
lightning.
EHa
%
round;
exult; to tremble; to shake
'
pi.
of the Nile.
lirU
belly.
(g?^
name
^rvji see nra.
Palestine.
,[0*1
^) pr.w. of a place
of a river in Paradise; of a fountain west of Jeru-
pr.n.m. of a the south of
(giziT)
sinew, muscle;
in Benjamin.
or court]. J].
m
(gid)
frame:
figure,
sequestered place [part of the temple buildings, hall
people
n'-l.
of 'J
body,
t
Q^vrf-; '% &c.
chain, band.
/ outline
(g z?r$')
see
?
'
Levitic town.
"^M
%
7#Ti]39?
Dnji
pi.
(gU)
m
generation, age
;
exultation, joy. (gg,'^$m) pr.n.m.
"!?! (g^) / exultation. 'Qd '|.
#1
K^ *OJj,I
pr.n.m.
(gS/dj$r)
tifel see
^, '3 (gf). (gg) m and /, *}, pi. m'X^ and n1*H| r T (gy),
"i
i
i
'
r'
Din 15 pfl] fcO^ valley of the sons of Hinnom, south
?l
the
(gin&'O-)
Jerusalem
^
[Geenna];
salt-valley,
'^
(gl r )
pr.n.m.
w
lime.
|.ij
IPt
I1z
fik
<y.
depression, lowland, valley;
of
*
near
Dead Sea; other com-
^
(gcSS'n)
pr.n.m.
mj *'/> 7$, p{. (g*l) D^sl, heap of stones, ruins; well, fountain, wave.
^
,
a (g*i)
-
n,h, see rftj
.
rf T
59
Uv
(gpl)
^f-
m
JJ2P3 (gilboV) pr.n. mountain in Issaehar.
tew
i)
,
a
Hi.
K D ^H,
wheel, water-wheel
;
whirl-
dust
whirling
removed
or
* ^fr$,
>
wheel.
^^
a (gjlg&'l)
pr.n. of three
to
(
in^%,
S u\go'\^\
w.8.
f,
nfe^,
pi.
skull,
fut.
lead
n^n
into
(hggis')
7iIV to uncover
Hith. fut.
to reveal
"^
pr.n. of a
[sW) V}7
gent.
H^il
(gpi$
town;
S /1.
see
)
(guii 5 ')
pi.
oneself.
c.
/,
well,
H.ipil,
oil-vessel
n?ii rife),
spring;
rounded part
;
of
a capital.
head.
V*!
n^ri,
to
Ho.
rhz
Jericho.
rhyp^
be
to
stript].
he driven into exile.
r
towns, one near
different
w.s.
m,
(ge'led)
*]?$,
skin, hide.
n^
he
exile.
oneself, (giig?'i)
[or to
?k^,
chaff.
%f^
np
^3
"fell,
reveal,
open,
P<t.
show.
led
It?;!, imp. ?5 r&i;, 7T.1, to
to
uncover, Dar ber. of
wind,
Pi.
nfea, fut.
oil-vessel.
fe* 11 * '^) ni
%%
=
he
to
oneself;
away.
V?il, dung, excrements.
^
I
hare
D^?, n>|, ni^,
inf.
(gair)
^Y^ (gWl)
m, only D*J>H roller,
pi.
log,
idol.
^ V^
5
(g i?'
m w )
large cover-
ing, mantle. bare,
denudate, strip, un-
veil,
disclose,
a
evacuate
reveal;
county, to
emigrate,
to to
into
go
n^i
(gaiyO-)
w.5.
/;
c.
ni^,
deportation, exile captives,
"'P^ 4; 1
captivity,
;
exiles.
Ni.
exile. ^
rhti, i"!7;l\" I
V T
i"l (
JJ,
nipin, fu t. 73FI to he uncovered, IT
unveiled, revealed; pear,
inf.
nfoi
to
show,
to ap-
reveal
or
rfej n,2i
(
;
g5 i&'^) /"<
pi. rifci,
Hf^
to
m/-
make
bald, to shear, shave. Pu. n?fJ to be shorn.
60 T\tfy!y to shave one-
11 iih. self.
m,
(gllljyo'n)
D^%,
pi.
polished
table,
plate,
mirror. T
ty%
c.
ing-door, roller,
Wa.
?.
(gnil'i)
Ufy%'
pi.
occasion,
circumstance, for the sake
^3
concern;
yrh*
!
KD3
turn-
folding -door;
cylinder;
circuit,
hty
district, country; DfiSfi
H<v| (WW) DV?|
Wj? (gJWy) D,^
/,
pi.
fat.
to
D"H>,
together.
.
S?l
m.
(go'lgm)
^-J
w.s.
something wrapt together, a mass not yet (ggimf)
m^j, ^W?%
territory, country. of
^r..
(g&llj'm)
a
place in Benjamin.
(giiimu'd)
f
adj.,
"I'^r-? unfruitful,
sterile,
barren; desolate, famished. P,2!
{sm')
quarrel
*)-??
pr.n.m.
(sm'm)
wrap
of.
formed, fetus.
Galilee.
circuit,
on account
of,
Hith.
yhrn
show
[to
to
one's
pr.n.m.
(gQly&'fr)
teeth].
7>hZ
(g 5 i Cl 'l)
4,
in/.
Ha, ^, ^,
imp.
h'3,
pZ.
to whirl, to drive away.
Tvj,
pt.
turn,
hty,
fat.
bl%
together, on.
to
Po. pt. rolled [in
to
roll,
roll
1V?^
pr.n.m.; (sliy'4) a country patron. east of the Jordan.
Ni.
be rolled
h $l?$
Pilp.
dyed
to
^j,
oneself to
T?P5
^^
roll.
to
blood],
to
red.
be be
Hi. fat. fegi
roll
H^rn
gether,
m
c
to roll
KJ23 to
m,
c.
conj. to-
too, as;
even; *$
D3
(gsinui')
drink
/*.
in, to
/w. n;^;:
carry along.
Hi. imp. ^X^P^im, to give
dung,
ex-
to drink, to
^Ti
Us. (g^Ui'i)
also,
down.
even when, although.
crement.
Ha Q
and
D3 as well
D3
oneself upon. (gski'l)
(g5UVs) to lie
Jliti,.
away. bb'^T\ and
?)
pr.n. of a hill.
(gim) arfy.
t
^lit?
(gsti'?'d)
;$,
turn,
fe?' m
water. '
fi)
papyrus-
plant, papyrus-reed.
61
IT
(g&mms'd)
*^J?3
only pi.
in,
D'Httil, warrior.
*7D3 ell
also
a measure,
pr.n.m.
(g^mtjL'l)
[see
V^]^
(rm^ry?');
IT"]]?;!
(g^m&ryi'hu) pr.n.m.
5 (g mu'l) in, w.s.
D37Pf,
deed,
DyltDil,
action,
de-
recompense,
benefit;
son
pr.n.m.,
(go'mgr)
and people Japhet descended from him [Cappadocians or Cimmerians].
sp$].
?}D3
I7?3
of
or span.
21?p3
pZ.
m
(go'mgd)
VI-
]^
m
(g$n)
^,
tt/.s.
and
ip.
f.
D^,
pZ.
").,
garden,
orchard, park.
r
sert;
^$Q, ^D^,
in return
-I
"?V
of.
1J| D
s
steal,
^3
fut.
(g*m&'l)
hph,
pt.
w.s.
in/",
P
*J?.t?^
?Wi
/"
mr. to become ripe; fo\ make ripe; to wean; do.
to
(g5m$'l)
and
;
pi.
D^ej, c. *]?.$ camel. y^ (g m,lli') pr.n.m.
M
Ipil, to
vanish;
cease, <r.
to
'?7
"lb^, pi. disappear,
finish,
(gp'mgr) pr.n.f.
stolen,
to
inf.
Pu. 333,
ac-
deDilil,
to
be
be imparted by Hith.
oneself
withdraw by (g&nnST?)
S^nn away,
to
to
stealth.
m, pJ- D*5J2,
thief [by habit].
,-3
^33
/
(rnebi')
something
pr.n.m.
complish,
23^,
ni3|
5
,c
^? ?Ps (g&mU'e'l) "TO (g?m*'r)
Pi.
or
steal
to
ceive by habit.
135 /,
2W
steal
to do [good
m
At. fut.
be stolen.
stealth.
or evil], to requite.
2<33
deceive. to
fut.
[for
*p}$j
to
accomplish
perform,
to deal with,
2W
c.
to purloin, abstract,
pt-
?#, ?4,
.
/
niJ^,
of a place ^fP*? (gimz?') pr.w. in Judah
(gQmir*),
pt.
1213,
n^^]
recompense, retaliation.
in/.nJ^M.nJ^, p. 313i|, p.
(gfnU'b)
pi.
theft,
stolen.
(g^ybafr) pr.n.m.
;
(g^Lnnr)
/,
;.
irua, pz.
ni33, garden, grove.
H35 Tr*3 ll.Jil
(gfrntf)
/
(gf'ngz)
in,
- mi only
p.
treasures, coffers.
c.
nm
TW
62 (g* nz *'^)
"=1X?-
D^'Jil
onl y p*- house.
>
treasure
, '
:
i
in/.
(g5n*'n)
cover,
to
TtyJ,
trv;,rt
be shaken,
stagger
r-
same
J7. /id. p.J the
(ginfro'n)
B$$
nW
as Q.
pr.ii.m.
R?V?
(g^'tf'm)
*)3 (g*f) in,
llil to roar, to low. ny)P v
back,
n^il (goV) pr.n. of a place near Jerusalem.
(gg-nj
/irf.
?VjJ
M.
be rejected, to be
to
to cast
to
fcjgi,
abhor, detest, reject.
thrown away. away,
1$, pi
c.
body,
top;
b^O
Hi.
to waste.
-^
(gm"l) pr.n.m.
'V^
(g?"$l)
/
(g^'fSn)
HSJI
[twice
pi D^?!,
m], vine,
shoot, tendril.
vine-plant;
:
hy_$
a
of
pr.n..
w,J.
w.*. 1J?3, i
:
person.
see V^J. T 'l
I
i
to
*>.
(g*'**l)
'&, Sft,
1
:
i
to
mountain in Ephraim.
guard.
protect,
jiriJJl
Huh. tfyann. t
or reel.
treasury.
1^
-
m
(go'fgr)
a
resinous
cypress, cedar or
tree,
I"^?!
(gfifrl'd-)
fir.
/ brimstone.
<#. [p. of im; >. c. ^, / n^|, dwelling, abiding; with J"P2: inmate,
ij
(gi)
servant. >v
(ger)
'*]"l 3, (
na
p.
stranger.
pilgrim,
foreigner,
probation.
ws.
wi,
^,
rejection, re-
guest,
visitor.
TB|
(g*Vr)
^|,
in/.
I'yf,
trop.
A*. ")$? to address
harshly,
cry at, scold, rebuke, threaten.
rn$
(r' 5 rr)
scolding,
M
(glr)
m
lime.
to
/,
c.
rr^ri
threatening,
,
re-
^,1"
(g? r 5')
^H
(g5i*5'l>)
pr.nm.
m
itch,
scurvy
[leprosy].
buke. ^\)-i (gvrf'V) pr.n.m.
B$tt
(g5'n-5)
ft* tt'V^, to
quake, tremble, shake. Pu.fut. W$\ to be shaken.
[scabby,
leper].
1313
(g*r g &'r)
berry.
m,
pi.
an$"i:,
maia
G3
1"13
rough, harsh [perh.
5
rV^TJ3 2>Z.
c.
(g*rgg'rg&)
only
/,
for
a
Hil
^t"1^
pr.n. of
(sfaMtf)
Canaanitic
HTJ]. see ^Jf3.
Gir-
people,
T^P
#*&
to scratch oneself.
to kindle, provoke, stir.
/'
g row
^
"1,4^-
person, self
r
^Q$
)
an gry
or
(s? r ?' n)
it
20 th part
w.s.
*>
of
{%&*'&)
cut
(s? r *' z )
niJ^j,
f
Hi. fut.
D151
off
(g5r^'
/w*.
)
remove
,
^r.w. of a
#*
PV
to
m.
be
fut.
and yn3
(glrzi')
draw
to
yn#, P t.
*p|
(gMzzi'm)
pr.n. of
(g* rz ^' n )
hatchet,
"H|
to
V^i)
to swallow.
collect,
"liP
chew the (giro'l)
ad;..
.
"?^
flpl.
to
sweep away,
away.
(g3r*'r)
draw,
/W.
axe.
inaJ
Pi. fut. in,
(g?r&'f)
a
mountain in Ephraim. ItH-
y$$
people in southern to snatch
J Jr
withdraw,
be withdrawn, diminished,
Palestine.
^
y,1^ to cut
,
lessened. (g rizzi')
crush.
to
diminish; to shear, shave.
off. 5
^P.^
ni^ia
be crushed.
to
E^l-J (gara'e)
JH|
harbour,
c.
thrashing -floor; open place before the gate of a town.
(ggrno'fr),
e
shelter, inn.
"H?
j^
^1*15,
throat, voice, neck.
f^VTI
Q^V!]-
pr.n.m.
(g&rtiii')
(ggmi'), pz.
a shekel [smallest weight of the Hebrews]. I
yr
war
f chewed cud;
berry,
grain,
[=
DJjJ,
body,
?-*
upon, to infest, (g? r 5
i.p.
1
make
to
enraged;
TH
gnaw.
bone;
D'b*!^,
flay;
Pi. fut.
D1^ to skin, to D ^. (grrgm) m, 2>J.
Hith.imp. "$JJTI,
remain.
let
to
(gSr&'d)
(g? r &' m ) to skin,
^^4
gasites.
"03
(g rg'l),
n1"]5"13j throat, neck.
to
to 13; snatch away
jfel.
;
draw
cud.
Pil^i^
to
up,
to
Pit. pt.
be sawed
G4
TO asunder.
"IT^P"
Hith.
to whirl [see also "B3].
of the Philistines.
^"^. (gS'rSB) wi something pounded or crushed.
*3J
^iy, n#n$ to
(gfr^s) /to.
*>*.
$(, p*. P / drive away, to expel; to divorce [a wife] to empty,
p
.
.
;
Ni. ttftp, pt. to be cast out.' to be tP"UJ, it
>
Dtg|| (gS'ggm) m,
pi
a town
5 (g r5'r) pr.n. of
"1^
T
DJfj,
&tffy heavy
c.
n*pjfff.
rain, shower.
0^ =
(go'Sgm)
m,
w.s. Pflflflj
btttt. V V I
^7
(go's^n)
town
of a
a
of
pr.n.
district in eastern
Egypt
:
in Judah.
XStS^I (gip5') pr.n.m.
pillage. *
:
stirred in/.
imp. B^4, Art. to drive away, expel.
EH3
Pu. ^"1*1
to be expelled.
m fruit, produce.
(g^'riSs)
HJH3 it
8^13,
r
5
(g rCib5
f expulsion.
)
5
jJJ
Dt^^U
ttttJ.
pr.n.m.
pr.. of a between Hermon
(g su'r)
district
and Bashan;
Q,^|
^enf.
^\^>
only
(gVftftn),
7/i.
D^'JIH to cause to rain.
the fourth
letter
as a numeral
(ds'W)
*"^
P^
=
;,/".
p*-w. of a city of
(g&ft)
the Philistines; gent. *$, (gltt^'ylra)
rffltil
(glttl'O-)
or
tune,
of
/ name
strument. "^j?.
(gS'&Sr)
of
pr.n.
the
n2S"I it t
5
(d '$b$')' V
anguish.
4.
languish, pine, faint.
of a
a musical in-
an
Aramaean people.
[door];
PQS^.,
pr.w. of
dit,
town in Benjamin.
:
alphabet, called
2$n
of
(g$3-)/;p/. nin^, wine-
press.
a
5
(g?r so'm)
H5
1
E?^
pr.n.m.
(g?'r sp'n)
5
IfltpJ)
"f
to grope, fumble.
nt^Jl see
^',14,
1^3) ?
J
Pi
up.
bo
taint ness-, pining.
^S1
see
W.
f '
fear.
3K1T
65
nyj
I
^H
or
to be
JNT,
(d*'*'s) fut.
anxious
to
troubled,
fear.
it-
niXT
for'
5
/
(d '$^5')
fear,
ap-
prehension.
*Cpl, to
I
of prey,
"lOT
liT
(dob)
CST
>Z.
fcO-T
fort,
m
and
com-
(dabab) pt. 3^1*1 cause to speak.
/
(dlbba')
to
talk, report,
slander, calumny. 1 5
(d bora')
I-Qi^"!
Dnhi ("HUH
P^T
pi
/,
bee.
(dibyp'n)
5
(d bf'r)
western part
only jt>. , excrements
inner
m
hinder or
of the temple.
sanctuary,
the
*J
of
p,3!l
to pur-
to cleave
Hi.
p^H,
cause
to
cleave, to pursue, to catch.
pj$y?
pt.
to cleave,
to be attached.
pi*! (dabc'k) adj., pi. W\$% f npT 2", cleaving, attached
to.
welding of metals, solder; joint in a coat of mail.
"l^l (<Wr)
*/
(dQbrg'dja),
pt.
the
r
w.*-
Q?ri
"1,3^,
^*
same
5
(d bi'i) pr.n.m.
towns.
Hebrew-English.
;
>r.w.
Pi
as
Pi.
Tyi, t> 131, fa/. 12-, lis, "ini, imp. "i:n,
13%
M
/ niSlP cost;
to
" ]
to, 1
py } to
133?,
hort, fut.
[to
1,3T,
131?,
pt.
to ac-
to speak,
say
to promise,
holy of holies. i
Pu.
(d bpra') pr.n.f.
of doves.
the
be attached
fid.
adhere,
5
P'Oi'QI dung,
TQT
3/
Ho.
affluence.
22T
(Q"!
/,
"?"
iv.s.
mi,
well-being,
(dQb'e'i^)
to
(daVc'k)
(dgbka),
:
i
fut.
bear, she-bear.
(dp'be)
pyi
(dgfc&'k),
fast together.
in.
see
miswrittcn
(dibia'yim) pr.n.m.
HgJ^
sue.
vulture or kite.
;)
of figs.
p2T to stick, cling,
soar.
(dsV) / bird
"f^
viv
'
(dlbla')
D]?yi
pyi
fly,
'
rfoyi.
inf.
2%
,
n^2*T
^V?^ (d"e?) pr.n.m.
/
-
:
D'J^^j cake
pi.
[with ace],
command,
pt.
ex-
Pu.
destroy].
1^7? 5
to
be
i
mi TT
66
t
r
I
be wooed.
to
spoken;
13"n
Ni.
1
H^'ST
speak to one
to
Hi.
another, to consult.
H2T
fid.
to drive, subdue.
Hith.
[for
1,519
pt.
to converse.
")2~np]
/ lump
(d&bb&'sgO-)
n^in
of a camel.
hump
of fat, 2
(d*bbg'gg9-) pr.n. of
a place.
W
m, pi DV.TT
(d 5?)
,
* Si
fish.
C^]*
Mjl
"Hm. word,
c.
(datfa')
/*,
c.
say-
news, coming, Bpeacb mand, promise; thing, in-
r rl"j.
u/.S.
co^. fish.
DPJn, itt
:'
,
cident, occurrence, history,
question,
cause,
concern, law-suit. ""IIP!
(drfbtfr)
m,
^)
TIT
/**
to
increase, multiply.
p^H
the
pr.n.m.,
(dy^o'n)
13^,
i.p.
listines.
destruction,
pestilence, plague.
12T
( d5
national god of the Phi-
D'HIH,
pZ.
H5T
m
(do'bgr)
7^^ pasture,
to
p.
pt.
Ni. biHJ
steppe, desert.
up a banner;
set
distinguished.
be
to
provided
with banners. manner,
rnm i
cause;
fashion,
7V
on
account
of.
DyfJ,
^fl
c.
banner,
flag.
in order that.
H"p"l '
pZ.
:
ju"
(dVn-$') (djbrj')
n"12T
see rftisn.
only
trn-I
(d-'hci's)
r
"
ws.
pZ.
I
j~2
i,
of grapes.
m,
i.p.
honey,
corn,
c.
tt-.s.
JJtJ,
bread,
grain,
"l^H (dfg$'r) to gather,
to
hatch.
raft, float.
n|12'l (djVr&'S-) pr.n. Levitical town.
(dSgtfn) m,
\3JH
nourishment.
pr.n.m.
(doi..f-'ri. -8-) /.
nnn'l.
1JH
of a
TI
(d&d) m, only iu.
E?"~,
breast, teat.
Eftl, sirup
T1 see TH. HTl (da.ia')
only
rn~n, ''///. nTliB V -V IT I
to
Hith.
walk
li
DttH
67
pT t :
to
slowly,
go in a pro-
?
of
(d d5'n) pr.n.m.
^Jfl
an r
Ethiopian tribe;
\^'
gent.
\,
of (do'danl'm) pr.n.m.
l"f
a
Japhetic people Dardanians dians
[Rhoor
,
(dfham) Ni.
to be perplexed,
HHT
(dah^'r)
DfJlJ
pt.
terrified.
pt.
irp
c.
only
/.
pi.
(dvt.)
np,
jk. pt.
(davg')
a$., /
HH
jk.
(du'ti)
DP*, to to wash
n^l
/
cleanse.
off,
(d v$'y)
i,
i.j>.
5
joZ.
*n (dpd) m, DpP, love;
loved,
fishing,
W.5.
nfa, one be-
cousin, uncle.
TFl
(d|lvv?'y)a^'. severely
Dpi",
TH'
DpH
and
pot, kettle; basket.
TH
(
d $ v i' d ,
<Wa)
pr.n.m.
("nil
Tfn va'hfi)
^H
/"
;
pP
aunt.
'npp
(dodo');
*,
Tj'T.
to
,
pound
(du'W'ft) f an unclean bird [hoopoe or
mountain-cock].
HDP!
/
(dumsc')
realm
stillness,
of death. (dunia')
Arabian
Edom and
HWT,
pr.n. of an
tribe; of
towns in
Judah.
PPOT
stillness,
(dy'mjyy*')
silence,
trust,
submission [/ of ''pn adj. (doda-
(doda'y) pr.n.m.
(duda'y)
ill.
nS^DH
/
(dod?')
(dud)) p/.
i~tDP!
(dad) m, pZ.
c.
[in a mortar].
relation,
friend;
^H,
something
sickness;
unclean and loathsome.
^
fishery.
in
/*.
to
fisher.
(dug?')
sad,
cast out;
5
T]PI
m
sick,
npn,
expel,
cause to pine.
-^1 (d&wa'g)
be
to
,
courses],
ill.
''H,
(d&'hr5')
nP
unclean; unwell, wretched.
^,i!
niHHjn, course, run.
W
basket;
monthly
[of
be
HPT
to
run; to galop.
""Ql0
sick
n*n
Dodonaeans].
DHT
"IH
"fi"J (dfva') tw/.
to
nyrfi.
pi.
D^3
=
DWlffi,
mandragora, love-apple.
cession.
only
pZ.
silent, still].
DftPI (dyma'm) adv. still;
m
silence,
silently,
dumbness. 5*
C,v I
:
I
v
pt>ttH
see p'P$1-
iTirTl,
to push,
H
down,
to
k
]Vl (dyn), to *pT
(
fid.
(don)
p"I
$'%
l.p.
(dyB) /rf.
to leap,
W]J
jump.
pH
to
c.
be
nnn
pZ.
and
onn,
man's
a
of
period
m,
(dor)
life,
generation, age; race, class
men, contemporaries.
In
(dor)
of
pr.n.
m
habitation,
and
"IXT
a sea-town
near
}TT\
"IT"!
inf.
(dyr)
1H,
m
ball;
afy /y. wn;,
tH
thrash; crush.
to
inf.
to tread
Al
trn
Wffw
w.8.
tread
out,
down,
tTi"pT
,
^rvi
patched, at full speed. *!!} to hasten.
Ni.
jn.
pt.
p.
owk) /*
,r r.p.
p*.
i,
re-
necessary supply,
quisite,
odv.
plenty;
enough; "H2 in proportion to,
often
as
as,
soon
as
corresponding to; ntp
as
often as.
^\^l ^1
(di
z<ih$>)
a place near
nrn,
towns,
f
Jiulah.
p-
0.
*JJ,
^5, ?!*% ^.I- the
yON
"n"
prrr
p,n^ to press, oppress.
to
inf.
thrashed.
r.in",
to
as; "HD according to need,
tr'Hn and Ho:fut.V~lV to trodden out, to be
tV.
drive,
to
be
nrH (dm*)
de-
millet.
to
sufficency,
Bfy
TH, ,
dis-
2 (d&y) m,
pile of wood. (dug) p/:
m
(clp'ffnui)
iv. s.
circle,
pi.
to
sojourn, to dwell. (dyr)
/ui.
m, *>. downfall
*]n^ (dWf)
p*.
1
be
struction.
prn
mount Carmel.
^D
overthrow,
impel;
Til
dwelling;
(d
"!
to
the same as njVj. Ni. ?
1
H'.s.
nrn
(dw$) m.
nn*j
Y
ptfjl-
m
j
ni-,
pt.
pi.
pj.
l"Pfl
Pa. away. overthrown.
fljTIo
see
iH
t'H
r ^ rom
[
thrust down, to be driven
m,
(don$'g)
wax.
"ITI
nnT,
fut.
''fill
remain.
JJM
of
Ni.
rule,
prevail,
to thrust
overthrow.
(ilH.'o'n)
in
pr.n. of
Mount
/..
Moab
Sinai. of
and
two in
IT
rtn
G9
-
IJ3 (dayyr?)
m,
DW
pJ.
HIS (dyy?0
/;
nijn, a
p*.
bird of prey, vulture.
m
r
5
(d yo )
*^"1
colour
to
)%
(din) pf.
mp.
rule,
inf.
M TO,
1*1,
sway;
to
and
pf.
n
judge,
,
)i*] T
to
contend
^V? 2
m
(din)
*]*H
2
(disks')
^,?*il
adj.,
pZ.
m
i"OT
n?.T
fut.
(daces')
P f. T^-p.;
judge.
u2m
(dins') pr.w./:
pr.w.w.
=
ny\:
pt.
to
Ni. to
crushed.
bruised,
(dlf&'fr)
c.
humbled,
bruised,
cause,
quarrel.
J"\5^
something
be bowed, to cower.
1^1 (dayyan)
H^H
m
(dakk?')
discouraged.
judgment,
law-suit,
sentence,
//////.
crushed,
bruised, dust.
^S'H
at law, to quarrel.
be
to
humbled.
defend, punish; to litigate. Ni. pt.
:
oppress,
afflicted.
NST
/wf.
1
1*0" i
crush,
humble, tread down. Pa. pt. ?7P, pi. 0^5*79 to be broken, crushed,
humbled,
1
w.s.
>'/* *
/
break,
for
writing-, ink. I* "!
S2% it
Pi.
to
fisher.
be Pi.
to bruise, dash.
"7^
f bruising,
(dakka')
castration.
p^T
(d$ye'k)
m
watch-tower,
bulwark.
^:^
(dIL'yis)
m
thrashing
(djso'n)
n antelope,
(W) m = rfa.
1
(dl) *
mountain-goat.
]W^i*
?V
art*/.,
tottering,
ip. 7*.
IT'
'
I"
(diso'n), )$**[ (dls 5 'n)
surging surf.
waves, billows,
time.
p-VH
m
(ddjj')
P^J
-T
weak,
pi. I
'
humble,
wretched, poor.
pr.n.rn.
T|T w.s.
(d&d&)
adj.,
V2T,
i.p.
""1, p^.
crushed,
^2"^ (daia'g) to leap, jump. Pi.
op-
pressed, wretched.
>0"I (daW) M. pf. KD-U, to be cast down, humbled.
fat.
yal)
to
leap
p/.
p*.
ifa
over.
ni [for
(dair)
fa],
ifa,
fa/1
HOI .T T
[water],
to
Pi.
to
m^~
draw
to
JlVl, fid. rV?T,
draw draw
out.
*\?l
to
out.
deliver.
drop,
weep, to shed
to
tears.
^pT j?i.ni?tl lowliness, poverty;
D? nfe
n ?"! 8
to
slowly,
trickle;
to
Hyp
fd.
(dmii'f)
flow
the low, the poor.
m
(dg'lgf)
a dropping,
eaves *|1S^"![ (d$lfo'n) vr.n.m.
1
threadwork
/"
(dCiilu')
the weaver], thrum.
fof
PCT
(d*l*'$)
make muddy
to
trouble,
to
-
^3
^1
(dT),
m,
(dl|')'
1
V ?"!
w.s.
V^ m.
(dylyo'),
( dg'l
?
ya'v
)
w.s.
cZu.
basket,
,
be anxious;
pursue
P^-JH,
Hi
p^T
to heat,
to kindle.
flj^l
10.*.
1 C^1*')
hot
f
(dWft'kgfr)
(dgU'ft)
niv", it" branch,
pZ.
nin^i,
folding-door. gate, opening; column or page of a
manuscript.
^/.
pi.
1^1
U -J
,T wave,
[or
to
Ni.]
hang
loose;
totter,
to be
to
be
in
Jndah.
D2t?1, pi
y^".
blood,
(dam)
niDI pr.n.
Q*Q%
c.
bloody deed,
red wine.
weak,
wretched. (dB'ri'n)
D~, mm.
c.
(d$m) m,
fo,
blood-guiltiness; juice, sap,
humble, wretched; poor, to languish, to be dry. Ni. fid. 7JK
niri ?!, door,
c.
tendril.
1
/(lvii.i'i)
it*.
1
pz.
only
/",
and "iP^I-
fjPzl
[=
pr-n./.
1
Sly!
town
fut.
p,!?v
'H.l]**
hotly.
(d !*-
languishing, tender].
1K^
:
5
VliFI
(d'lSytf),
ya'hy) pr.n.m.
y?j
to
-
fever.
leather-bag.
H^"I
Ht
P' Pe?'^ to DUru to glow, to be passionate;
to
[by treading ].
m/ p'H
(dW'k)
_
p7lo
/lit.
PI^T
/lit.
p,H
of
a
HOT 1 Ad.
vi.
peril.
likeness.
(dfunr)
naT,
to
/-///-.
be
~/p-[.
like,
to
I
make like. made like,
resemble; to Ni.
Hn}
to
resemble.
to be
nDl]
fut.
in
speak
Pi.
to
^% to
compare,
intend,
hliih.
1.
fut
make
"PT
to
HDi^
oneself like. (d?m?') fut.
HD-p,
to
Ni. HD*]J to be destroyed, to perish.
destroy.
nJ(J~
f
(dummf') desolation.
H^OT
5
(d
WW
(dSm|T) to
resemblance; image, model,
5
(d mi')
mi
$$$%
grapes and
of
olives. e
(dim
5')
r\wp\
c.
/,
nii/O'l, tear, tears.
ptpft 2
(d^imme'fiek)
and
pVs^
also
,
p^b1%
pr
-
ri
-
Damascus. 5
pb*OT
"W
(doral'),
fat.
shed
to
W.S.
(de'raa*) ni,
shape; adv. like.
W
Vb"i,
inf.
weep,
tear; juice
pi.
likeness,
a
of
pr.n.
(dlran?')
tears.
VW
stillness,
mu&) /
ex-
dung,
in Zebulon.
it;ot
mDT
whisper.
m
^D"T (de'mgn)
V}2V.
cease, to rest, tf be silent; to
m&m5') f silence,
stillness, calm,
town
purpose.
sg.
f
(d
to
similitudes;
to
nDDT
crements.
imagine, think, remember; to
tH
71
T T
(d me'fiek)
m
silken
damask.
silence, rest.
J*PuT
w.S.
m,
(dimyo'n)
ip'Ol, resemblance, image.
DOT IB*],
Arf.
to
cease,
dumb, fid.
imp.
(dfma'm)
DT be
'DT,
Dpi" djei,
destroy.
(dSnu?')
[DT] silent
or
nDHj*! itt:*
Ni. i.p.
Djl},
\m\
silence.
w.s.
n^T town
to
be destroyed, to perish; to Po. be silent, to rest. to
mount Hermon
to
to rest.
pi.
Di*T,
yl (dan) pr.n.m., gent. 'O/T; of a town near pr.w.
ugiq,
Hi. to
=
Vf)%
p*w
of
a
pr.n. r
of
in Judah. (dlnhaba') / \ ~
a town of the Edomites.
?N\m jrji
H /",
(da'nre'l)
T! r^3 (d?V) />.
see
vt.
m andn^l(d?V)
nit/1,
wisdom.
pr.n.m.
knowledge,
bx
.
..
72
t'WjH 7]JH be
")"}
(d*V?l) }>r.n.m.
T]^
fut.
(da'acft)
to
extinguished,
P-1
/W. I'PT, to
(d*k*'r)
AT
t.
"lp.^ to
fut.
to
pierce.
be
be pierced, stabbed. Ph. pt. "IjjHP to be stabbed or
Ni. ",^74 to quenched. Pu. ^IH be dried up. to be destroyed, to become
slain, to perish.
1H
(dg'kgr) pr.n.m.
extinct.
nn
(<ur*8)
ip.
/,
mn,
\\
"I"!
insult.
^WJJT
ps^
(dffyk) pt. pgin, to strike, to knock; to drive Hith. pt.
to
pSlflD
knock. pr.n. of
a
(a*k)
m
(dlkl?') pr.n.m. of
Arabian
to
be
>\T"H
(dfrd*'*)
prn.m.
T3/I3
(d*rd*'r)
m
/to
intr. to
pT
to
grind,
be crushed,
pulverised.
u'.s.
Ep.1tf.
^"^
dustlike.
crrfv.fine,
>
t./>.
p 7'
m
(d^ro'm)
SOlltll,
11
j-j
(d*r$'r)
freedom,
to
f swallow;
delivery,
m
release
from servitude.
Hi. ^\),;J^. (dj'r'yj'vfiS)
to crush,
to bruise, to destroy;
/*"'
a prickly
plant, thorn or thistle.
Darius 1. sgr.
Pip"]",
pZ.
prick, goad.
southern region.
pound, ;
an
tribe.
(dak*'k)
crush, thrash
(dfVW'n) and ]fyft
/ ngi, ^.
adj.,
nlpflj crushed, fine, thin, dust. lean, low;
pjJ
]rn
in the wilderness.
station
|
of
aversion.
5
(dytka')
c
w,
(dc'raVn)
yiXI", aversion, object
(dar bo'n) m,
i"!j?5?*T
H?
Ti"
see
^Efl (doff) m, ip. *5)% scorn,
on.
mother-
pearl,
of-pearl.
knowledge, insight.
pi
m
(d&r)
inf.
[i.
e.
jM*.M.m.,
Cyaxares
II..
Darius L, son of Hystaspi and Darius II. Xothus].
s,
i/o.
be beaten
T[Fi
(d**'*)
fut.
rpi\
1
out, to be crushed.
pt.
Tft%
ft-
p.
"'Ti,
f
m
73
"Din it
to
tread,
'
:
to
to
go;
trample
[a
bow].
to
down, bend
to
on;
fut.
Vp.'H JO?
-nil, -nil,
pt.
to
r?y\p
cause to tread or walk, to to
intr.
lead;
to
tread;
bend; to catch, to reach.
^CO. (d'r$)
trni
KtH
and
f.
a
'STu.,
mode, manner, course,
way
(dase'n) Pi. At*.
see
i.p.
fat, to
I
)Vft
t'
/
Hty ill to seek, to examine. it :
to investigate, inquire; to
to be oiled, greased.
desire,
At.
c.
$fn,
adj.,
pi.
fat, juicy,
ask;
t^.Tl-?,
to inf.
m.
fatness,
i.p.
affluency
')$%, oil; ;
fat
fH (d?fr) f, pi. &$% TH royal command, prec.
scription, law. j*V t
)Tp
5 Bfijll for tfl ]:! probably written for
(de'en) V.'^",
ashes [from the altar].
allow oneself to be sought.
[but
(dase'n)
abundance,
C'-HN, fut. tflT, p- BftW to be sought, explored; to Pi. inf.
)$1) to be made Hoth. be well fed.
well fed; rich, mighty.
w.s.
visit.
or
to accept
to or pleasing; fat Pu. cleanse from ashes.
&}$%
(darko'n) pr.n.m.
demand,
fat,
fW'T
strong
as
^"!
p^gl.
J,T (dg'r& ) pr.n.m.
*Pi?Tl
become inf. xv.s.
2
e
y
to
green
1^'T and
make
1j2!!in
ptrpil
to
)$%
oily; to anoint;
fut.
see
5
m
(de'se)
worship.
(dark mo'n)
']1?pD"n
shoot,
iStni
fut.
herbage, fresh grass.
i.p.
walk,
Hi
forth.
*]JH
journey; way, path, road; of life, lot;
--
NLH
titt^T,
going,
to
(d5sa)
fat.
m
in-
to
in/.],
cause to sprout, to bring
to
c
Q.
vestigate.
sprout,
hi yyi$,
xv. s.
imp.
tread
to
wander; to
to walk.
forth,
step
If?'
(d59"5'n)
pr.n.m.
(doH'n) and
9-a'yIn)
'TH
pr.n. of a place
Samaria.
(do-
in
n
74
V IV
n
n
the
letter
fifth
[air5.
"H [with dagesh following], n, H the definite article, used for
genders
numbers and
all
this
Q^H
demon.,
pron.
a
originally
;
in
particle
interrog.
num]; N ?!! 1
tions [Lat. ne,
=
DN
Lat. nonne;
whether (he)
^S"l
in
or.
mi
see
(hgV$)
clamation
behold! Hi.
D^nq,'
m,
$33,
c.
of
or
joy
an, rnn, nn see B^Hafl see tfia.
toriness,
^!T
in
show: use-
vain,
(WW)pr.n.m., Abel. (h
W)
D\nn,made
only
adj.,
of
1
"l^H
p. inh
(h?b^'r)
pZ.
ebony [pH]. to
heavens
cut, to divide [the
3
(Wr)
"S"
nn;.
see "1,12
aud \iH
(hitbiuVb)
pi.
gift.
(hfgfc'y)
1
n^n
( h5? ri')
growl,
inf.
n;rt, fat.
murmur, mutter,
to
moan,
sigh,
coo,
meditate,
to
roar;
m, only
7//.
pr.w.m.
'""w.'T.
D^nll'j, offering, sacrifice,
"tin
to
pi.
D^riD
muse,
Po. inf. Hi.
speak. to
pt.
murmur.
whisper, speak. see
pp^
(hfW'i)
breathe to
t
'breath,
vanity,
adv.
idol;
speak, praise.
p2H 72H
hj$
i.p.
breeze, nothingness, transi-
^,?.n Ok??') [ex-
inter},
mockery], aha! haha!
^p^l
3"':
in astrology]. lo!
inter},
T.^T^n
"H.
questions:
disjunctive
Ki"!
^H Om)
and indirect ques- $?*"3
direct
pt.
to befool.
lessly.
day, to-day.
n
u
Hi.
vainly. 1
=
a numeral
as
hole];
NH
called
alphabet,
the
of
act
out;
rm
A'/.
A'. to
foolishly,
^*v
to
be vain. to
hope
a
(hyp)
inf.
i:rt
to
separate, divide, remove.
""^H (h8'#0 ing
.
'
murmur,
sigh-
meditation, thought.
wn
75
"wH
see rTttT
n^n
T])in
.
(h5^a'-9-)
^?H
"*"
1
/ meditation.
c
m,
gentle
,
sound, musical accompaniment; pause; meditation,
myrtle.
HD^n
(h 5gi'n) adj.,
wq,
f
(had&'f)
"l^n
(h^da'r)
(hfg^'r) pr.w./".
^"IrU
pr.n.m., pi. a tribe of Arabian
(hagr;')
D'HJil
mi/. W.S.
/w.
(hgdfa'h),
^"[H
adorn,
to
ImHjv
to
fid.
be
M*.
esteemed,
:
i
Hith.
fut.
nomads.
nnnn^ shout
?n
(h?d)
to
IJTJJ,
honour.
honoured.
*TH
to
P)*]fl*
push, thrust, expel, repulse.
convenient, suitable.
n^n
=-
(hadaBCa') pr.n.f.
Esther.
*pH
plot.
yon
Din
<;.
foot-stool,
(higgfyo'n)
murmur
j,
(hiHp'm)
^V'u
sighing, musing.
JJH
pull down.
D"rn
w.8.
m,
(hggj'g)
to
imp.
(h5d$'d))
to boast.
of joy,
exultation.
TH,
w.s. a
"pL?
(h 4^'d)
name
of a
pr.w.m.;
also
pi
c.
nin
elevation, pride, highness,
Syrian deity.
splendour, glory.
e
""I
A V.
!
iU. (h a dad g'zgr) pr.n.m.
nnn
(he'dgr)
m
ornament,
,
*|1tD*l"T
in of
pr.w.
a
(had^drimmo'n) place in the
plain of Megiddo.
nnn
(11949')
to stretch out
splendour.
nnnn (haap-?') = nnn. ITT U
lij
I
c.
/,
a
(h dora'rn) pr.n.m. i
(ho'dy) pr.n., India.
H^liri
(hfdy'r)
Dnnn i
m,
TOTE} pi.
njtpnn nil
(hadpr^'m)
an Arabian
pr.n.
of
in
(hWy)
:
iJSTEI-
^
#o^.
(hah) infer/, ah! alas!
=
in.
tribe.
isvl
^7
see
hill.
-:
DHmiJ
=
DTTii it it-: and DTJlk.
[the hand].
Tin
rilin
pr.n.m.
m
(h\i)
pron. pers.
he, himself.
3. sg.
Tin
7G IT
1m (ho,i) m splendour, majesty, renown, ornament.
Tin,
ITHVl it:
wxfin it: HHln (hp
.. j (ho'.lavva'); / i <
i
///. fut.
(han)
-
(hoij mountain; two mountains.
pr.n. of
dtu^
DTintnn = pr.n.m.
3^
see
T
I
(h5v5
rnn
imp. rpri. hti. ITT
)
=
rnn IV
.
nin, w..
P^-
^3,
passion,
/*,
rnn
/
(h?Tf)
- nyi
Cm in (hph$'m) pr.n.m. "H (hoy) t'nfcr;. alas! woe! ny/ln
(hp'iclo'-a-)
/TpZ.
nSHn (h?w*)
f
and
<>5'S*\va
)
pr.n.w.
to
assail,
Tpin rrrn
rush upon.
(hp9i'r) pr.H.w.
tTiin
^n
S ee
//o.
( h5 zr) p*.
en,
pi
to
be sleepy, to dream.
nr,*onn see
>pnn
*on m.
see
Hgn
D^h m hammer [perh. ^H
//;.
Hi.
(hp'lgm),
D^in
(ham)
DDn,
p/.
DH,
w.s.
to perplex, confound.
Ni.
D,T.
fut.
to
excited.
agitated,
D^
to
sigh,
be Hi.
moan,
to be noisy. it
m
affluence; sufficiently;
nothing.
lamentation. 3.
pron. pers.
(hi)
sc.
she, herself.
/"
I^^H joy
n
(h?d$'d)
[in
HTA
shout of
the vintage]. 5
(hyyy dr)
niT'n
/,
only pi
mT.-l] songs
[also
of praise, choruses.
irn ITT
(hpma'm) pr.n.m.
jiM (hon)
w
(hi)
0'M
D^h, see D25J-
I
TWW?
tDn see HW:
stroke of a
UU
fc#1n
(hp'samri");
folly,
madness.
D7in
fut.
PDtf^ri (hpsgV),
c.
(h^vv^O
'$3,
iiri,
eagerness; destruction, corruption, wickedness.
for
.
F
"fin .T
of.
light
m
lH
liit,
to act
}TS
make
to
lightly,
i
r
(hp'd&vy^'lui);
"PH
T
wealth, riches. adv.
enough,
fliTK^
for
'
v:
i>t.
f
exist
;
iv
rvin, to
1V3 IT'
tp. to,
nljrt,
' i
') umi >."' inf. irn, "/ IT'
(i \
TO,
:
'
to
become,
i
:
v.", *
'
i
be, to
:
to
come
IT
$&
~ [
Ni. HVJ3 to bebe done, to be
to pass. to
come,
finished, to happen.
mn
yonderward, farther, back;
rfllOn -
IT
1
,
^H
- ^X.
(he*) iterf.
t^H
m
(h?tf)$'i)
and
c.b^ri,
pi D^?t!
ni7?*n,
c
/,
and
citadel;
tabernacle
,
sanc-
,
(heie'i)
m
brightness,
brilliant star, morning-star.
|D
(hemg/n) pr.n.m.
(hln)
liquids,
m
m
/]
i}?'1
2>*on.
[also
rfm.
this,
H3 vH
only pi.
n,
(h&U'dj)
step.
0*0^.3,
r
(hail^5
)
/*,
only
;?L
way, caravan.
a
^
^Wj
or rQj?.,
fi2.
mwjp- *!?, A**-
sf^rT* -:iI
^DH
see
HD;
"OH (hWr) 1T3"0]
^Ti.
Hi. fid.
n?J8
to trouble, to
do an injury.
"^71!
(h^kk^ra)
f.
c ^,1~",
sight, appearance.
^H
(hal) original form of the defin. article; as an
interrog. part. (h?l5')
ns**ri2, it T -:i-" far
!"fi?n IVT
/
that.
to
1
wander,
N^H
and
a measure for
i/eo
a
i/io of
[for
and
T" T(h$H5'z) \ 7
(hail$ze')
niDvIl, procession, march;
n
*pH
T?il IT -
"p^H
tuary.
tv^
mjpl. re-
(hTiluii'm)
harvest-festival, joicings, feast of thanksgiving.
great
palace,
house,
temple
^yp,
.
see 7\vh itt Hi.
:,
D^WH
see D1\
Dl'jn
adv. thither,
(h?'i '5)
further, forward.
- mn. -
IT
s
"^r^
off.
to
== "H.
only Ni. pt. f be removed
au(^
H^
go, walk, come, o 5
to
travel; to
to
go
to
continue;
off,
live;
disappear;
""i^H inf. as
Ni. an adv. continually. Ti^nJ be gone, to to o ii~ v:iv
vanish.
^fen,
Pi. pt.
about, to
walk Hi.
live.
/.
"?n,
^n$
to
go
swiftly; to
Tfhp
and
-^n,
pt. pi.
d^HBs
to
cause
to
to
to
go,
lead,
carry away, to destroy. Hith. "?)nCin to
to
go about,
walk, to lead a
life.
ri7&n IT
78
\
m
h ( "?'i^)
"=l^n
way, course,
stream; traveller.
m
*
<5<3
(hgicv'i)
to
bright,
to
to boast.
splendid;
^n.
to
^71
shine;
imp.
^e be Pi.
^n, ^p,
i$W3
praise
[HPJ^Qj 'SP^/fl
the Lord!] to praise, cele-
Pu.
brate, glorify.
^?ri,
i.p.
pZ.
be
to fut.
to
7?."!, '|fc'"3:,
be
praised,
famous.
Hi.
to
^Hft
jt).
A**-
pi.
to
lp,rj}
make
to
shine,
cause bright,
Hith. fut.
to give light.
deserve praise, ?,]?3^ to to be praised; to boast.
hhr\
% (itfijLi)
be
to
insolent,
Pod
mad. befool,
to
1
foolish, to
PoaZ
be mad,
Hith. fut.
rave.
D^t
fut. ?,7lnj
confound.
p. ^"inp to
ptpi.
to
t}?1n$
be mad, to feign mad-
(hlll^'l)
of a country the Ammonites.
OH
to
DitTJ
stamp;
to beat
D^itj,
smite,
to pieces;
to disperse,
here.
(h"lo'm)
adu.
(hjmg')
only pi. iv.s. DIQn, bustle, multitude [= jip!J]!
OH
M3H
(hem),
prow.
(h?'mma)
m
j^rs. 3. pi.
[and /]
they, themselves.
^CC??-
(lUMnm'd^*!) pr.n. m. [Persian].
(hW)
"!? fut.
cohort.
^iDH,
tn/.
3.
rtDj,
^z.
P7)3J,
7"Ster[ii, T
r^h, n^pn,
'n :
pi'.
to
pt.
growl,
rustle,
roar,
f
nitpn and huii).
sound,
gnarl,
bark,
coo,
shout; to be
agitated and noisy.
JIDH
(h^mp'n)
D'^bq,
2?i.
m,
&
"P'Pu.
bustle, tumult,
agitation,
com-
'^n
hither,
a (h mpng;') pr.n. of a
town.
rTOn strike,
H^n
or
(hem)
m,
'"^J in/".
near
pr.w.
motion; crowd, plenty.
pr.n.m.
D^H (Wm)
Dpn
(h?'lgm) pr.n.m.
^ ^??0 (hjlrna'^) / hammer. EH (h5m) or DH (h;)m)
noise,
ness.
S?7\
~?,U
-'.
(hemy?) / sound.
^DjI = XfF&i rPDn see PllO.
see
^;
//;.
rt?(pn (hmyiir) and ~T'-" (ii'>myi$') / noise.
Don I- T
DpH
[= Din]
(hfma'm) w.s.
Dn^,
fut.
to drive,
DOn^,
agitate, trouble, confound,
disturb, disperse; to undo.
(h?ma'6) only pZ. brushwood. D^Dftn, T -;' ,
i
DttH
DD T M.
see
.
H^
^JJpj
H^Sn
7/i.
see
r ^) m/:
m
n^V
cessation.
f
(hafg^f)
( h5 f
tjisn, tjsn,
(he>) pron., see
nin.
adv. lo! behold!;
(hen)
(he'nn$)
[]T\]
pron.
pi f
they,
them-
pers. 3.
adv. hither,
u-.5.
V-W,
me!
=
HSHj
W?
*-jP-
nu
a
^[^t^
behold
here I am.
ITSTI see
Ho.
nS^ij
(hQfk
a town
f a shaking
npn
(hp'fec^)
D355 n
w.s.
(hafec^a)
/"
over-
throw, destruction.
TjSDSH turned,
hist! hush!
!
(hfBV) a*. /*. Dnii,
to silence, to- still.
m,
perversity.
rf)g'm),
n?^n
(h$fi) inteij.
and T]Dn the reverse, the
m
(hafa^pac^)
crooked,
<#.
tortuous.
;
sieve.
silence
be
5
in Mesopotamia. (han?f5')
to
oneself.
(he'fec^)
rDSn
(hen^L") pr.n. of
roll
contrary-
fit.
see -a.
V^D
Hith.pt. *2.nrip oneself,
changed, to
(he'fed))
sion of rest, ease.
D^n
^]snn turned
be
to
turn
T)Sn
changed,
overturned, de-
against.
/ permis- 7]Sn
(h n5^a')
be
to
turn
to
"S'l?,
!>
perverted,
to (hinne') inteij. lo! see!:
i"I2in
overturn,
stroyed.
here.
to
change, to
Ni. S]j3T$i /W-
(hQhpa'd))
(he'nnf)
to to
selves.
nil"!"
turn,
distroy.
oneself,
mjiI
twZr. to
pervert;
JIB??.)
if.
whether,
conj.
and
tr.
?]1Dn
to turn over or about,
turn back;
I
1"
0^2
HID
see
(h$ma'n) pr.n.m.
D^n
*]!"!
nriDH
Tjsn
jUM
,..
in
79
(haBBair) f deliver-
ance.
*j^n (ho'Bea)
m
a weapon.
in (h$r) m, w. loc
ninn,
w.s.
n nin,
nqn, ^. onn,
rwv'n
so
in w. art. D^JIJJJ,
c.
mountain,
'.Tljl,
and
^H
hill, hilly
a
of
pr.n.
(h?r$')
D]"in (hgry'm); DT"! (hprs'm)
pr.n.m.
m
(h$r'?'l)
hearth,
altar.
*pp"n
( h ^ r mp'n)
= $$"$
tower
[others:
citadel,
nrn, mn, n:nn, it: ntnn see nm m. itt v v
i
i
Hermon
:
:
i
or Armenia].
(h? r 'n) pr.n.m.
|7tt
BTT!
(h^r^'B)
(hr$'fl), w.s.
to
kill,
to
slay.
jH.nn
[for
murder,
A'?',
inf.
:nnn?]
fut.
to
be
:ih
to
aig?.
Pu.
killed'.
m
(he'1%)
nnin
,
riin, T
'
inf.
nin,
i-jq,
nin
nnin
pi.
only
arfj.,
nnn],
c
.
/
nin :
,
(hf.o'n)
(hv'ryyp'n)
pregnancy.
m
and
D"in
(hg'rgfi)
Dint?
pf.
to
m
destruction
y nr! ;
conception,
or
lion;
=
Din.
sun].
nsi
^"JH
see
nnn ITT
see in.
m
2^H 1)8
#i.
mountaineer.
Dfi/n
pZ. ni"]n pregnant.
pin
Pi. inf. DIJJ,
Dirt],
[others:
conceive, to be
(hir$')
[also
>
to
pulled down, to be
^
?*
pregnant; D^lH parents. Pm. n^i to be conceived; to conceive [in mind].
"^\1
D'Tnn,
Ni. fut. DJK3J.
destroy.
destroyed.
H^Pi
n^n, to
art.
tear down.
rnn (n^o 13,51,
w.
pull down, to tear, break,
fut.
A*.
"D^H
(hQi-fl?'h),
Din DiDl, p. r iv:iv' i"
i-:i-'
p.
/)/>.
"D"]n
murder,
slaughter.
I
MDint,
'
jp.
to be
be slain.
-0.n
de-
/
(hnrlflu'O-)
struction.
district in Assyria.
^"IG
/ a thing
(h*rjfi$')
torn down, ruin.
mDnn
country.
"in see Tin.
^1H
np^in
T
see
31#
(h$S?'m)
///.
pr.n.m.
[=
I-
(mfin^V*) / announcement.
myptrn
'
J^n
see i1J$?' Zfo
mnnt^n it -:i
nrw itt
see
:
a^a.
^nnn
n^n #&a.
innt huh.
?nn bnn, V T
i
I"
.
see
WH
HPS
see
mock, to deride.
to
see
:
:
see DSIJ #i.
jlP^pH
n^innn i
nni
81
T
\
D>
Hi.
S ee
I
^riH
ir.
T
I-
m, only /? mockery,, derision.
(h^O-o'l)
m
-
Wn
1
*l
sixth
the
alphabet,
letter
called
V 1>
4'
con},
"I'll
=
(vaza'r)
m
guilt [or adj.
guilty].
[nail,
hook]; as a numeral "^
the
of 11
6.
J^rYm.
pr.n.m.
(v^yzf'^f)
and
and,
[Persian].
therefore, also, then, yet.
T^l
yT[ (Vdan) pr.n. of a place in Arabia [Aden?]. of a -^[71 (v?hc'b) pr.n.
m
^,
c.
m, nail,
only pi. hook.
(v'led)
town ,
near the river Arnon. 1J (vv)
and 1^1 [= n^J.'
(vfia'd)
child
U^\
'?^l
v *snf) pr.n.m.
(
Vtt#3
}
(vastr)
[Per-
pj-.w/.
sian].
7 T
the seventh letter of the
1JT
alphabet, called ^1. [weap== 7. on]; as a numeral
*"J?,T.
IlfSV (z*Yb) m,
/>/.
D^K],
wolf. J
!
ilJSi
this,
"Q)
(zaba'd) pr.n.m. (zg'bgd) wi present, gift.
^l
(z^bdi');
(z''?'t>)
(zoxr)
1!"P"T21
pr.n.m.
pron.
dem.
f
that; once !"!*<]. (zab^i'd)
with. Hebrew-English.
to
present
MT| fly,
^^51
nWa]
diYl);
5
pr.n.m.
(z bady5'hi,i)
(z^w'b) m,
musquito;
Lord
(zab-
(zb$dya),
of
the
2??.
c.
212}
"nn], *7^2
Beel-
flies,
zebub.
6
S2
-nai
TOJ
and
(z?bu'd)
1131
(z^bby'd) pr.n.m.
!n*HT
c.
m,
(z^do'n)
)YTJ
11*T],
pride.
?
I
(z byd?') pr.n.f.
hn), 72]
nil
m
(z^by'i)
hab-
itation, dwelling-place.
ote.
pron.
(zg)
H ?.n
art.
j,
this, that,
,
pron. rel. m adv. here,
to.
such;
who, which: there;
JTftp IV
7
here. hence; PIJ3 IV 7
pr.n.m. Zcbulon.
lu'n)
i i
/m*.
rp],
to
kill,
sacrifice.
inf.
nni,
nni,
slaughter, Pi. 11,31,
fat.
p
qpj;,
sacrifice
to
0,319,
^
nnr,
D^n^lT
pi.
nt
[re-
1
(ze'b^) m,
i>. rn;,
rqt,
Tpl
[once niH5t] slaugh-
dti^i,
pz.
c
victim;
sacrifice,
pr.n.m.
(ze'b&ei))
see
to
dwell or :
DHT
E"!
IT
pr.n.f.
"1H] J,
p.
to be enlightened or
taught, to take warning. Hi. TTtJD to enlighten,
/uf.
lie
k'.s.
IT
^r
with.
see hte). i
(z*by'l)
m
( z ?d)
a#.
pi.
Nl
(z^h^L'r)
1HU
to
teach,
to
warn;
m
(zo'h-tr)
*PT
?
of
brightness.
skin
IT
of
[or />.
DHJ, proud,
if
=
wanton, wicked.
brightness
month
of
and
rrf.
ni, pni.
m
of Til],
HiT
f
pron. <1em.
(zy)
grapes.
insolent,
(zjv)
flowers;
:
pr.n.m.
m
flowers [May].
1
(z$g)
$1
to
(ziU'h^m) pr.n.m.
"1HT
..
<'J)
gold-
DHi
Pi.
(z5h$'m)
^U]
:
(z bjiui')
(zabri'i)
i
oil.
2TT\ gold,
gold;
shine.
Hint. it
?3J
,
coloured
c.
?
N^^ll
^T
of
to
,51 (z&bb&'y) pr.n.m.
nTl! it*:
?.
(zgh^'b)
shekel
.
meal, repast.
~?J.
nxi.
make loathsome.
w.*.
tering,
.
.
peatedly].
Tut}
( p)
3HT
-
=
Z
and / (zyb)
W,
flow,
c.
=
HJ and TSi.
/'/"
and
pt.
rpj, /w. 2-;
to flow
31, to
abundantly;
rvi
83
nil
have a flux
to
to melt, to pine
of blood;
npTil]
to press together, to
away.
press
out,
(zpb) m monthly
2*iT
courses
;
[Tt] to seethe; to
"TTT (zud)
Hi.
be proud, arrogant.
m. TH,
Ttn,
to
T
cause to boil, to cook; to act proudly, wickedly.
C^nT
pr.n.m.
(zuzi'm)
only
/,
an
[of L
I
j>Z.
/, c nhl, xv.s. TPtt removal; ^?-ej?. be-
ri^Yt (zula)
=
5?i|
see
riJi IT
1
(zij'a
) to
to tremble.
$B
to be
--Pi.
"V^
[in
C to
/ serpent,
npnin
pj.
( z ?^'
n)
the
a $-
pr.n.
seething,
swelling, raging. (ziz)
m
rm
sr*,
what
fulness; lives,
animal.
n;n
(ziz?-);
oneself,
pt. VJSffl?
pr.w.m. a town (zif) pr.n. of in Judah; gent. *S*T.
*1^[
/
terror,
(zur) p/. "H, pZ.
HI and
( z?v ? 5')
i??.
crawl;
(zoeg'le&)
moves and
to agitate, to vex. c
?pl,
to creep,
reptile
*PT
mi. ITT
move
I"\P
steal off timidly.
V'l-
sides, except. pt.
Ni. fut.
(zaef^'l) j?-
^u],
to lavish.
"3Vr IT
^HT
^Vi?
Ho. *pT (zun) well fed.
to
f crushed
adj.
(za^a'^)
altar]. -"
v\ to pour out,
pt.
(ztji)
TnD
pt.
to be displaced.
corner-pillar.
?T\
*1]J
pr.n.m.
(zaz5')
r\Tjl
pr.n.m.
(zavl'0-)
corner ni'll -IT
(zyrg')
adult-
to 'turn
[see Tt]. **\\.
(zo^e'-fr)
Ni.
Ho. away. be estranged. i"HTT
tribe of gigantic aborigines
n^lt
strange,
1\
stranger, foreigner, erous.
turn
to
retreat, pt.
re-
pi.
in Palestine.
riHlT
away;
to
to
squeeze;
to
cede,
gonorrhoea,
bind up,
to
to
crush,
vexation.
HS'
*
1
"At
HI
[or
"NR, "01,
from !>
V-
(zjfa')
"ITVJ,
/W.
n'{j?n,
f *
[^r
rn_
pr.n.m.
D^i
(za'yio-)
see pi. ,
>.
rr>i
T,
6*
c
.
li
84
r
D^r' ).,
-
1
fPT.,
pi.
oil;
DTMJl in
T3H-
olive-tree,
Mount
the
to
of Olives.
jf^J
A
to record
offer
to
fflgl
pure,
clear,
1?] (zWr) male
a to be
/it. T\$\\
transparent, innocent.
HDl,
w,
DT5J,
pi.
men and
[of
ani-
mals], man.
pure "DT.
clear, Pi.
burn
to
praise,
incense.
t
innocent. (z5c^<i')
[p<.
historiographer]; to praise,
(z?&*i'n) pr.ii.ni.
transparent,
T,pp, m/.
bring to remembrance,
to mention,
TjT (z$d^) adj., i.p. "I,
<^~l
a
olive-
olive-branch,
olive,
fui.
P^l? to cleanse, purify. H^H. to cleanse one-
"ID 1
(zf'SSr),
w.s.
^31
memory;
i.
(**'***)
,
remembrance,
,
memorial, fame,
Hith.
praise.
self.
/
(z^uc^i'^)
glass,
*'Tt
(
(zlkk^ro'n) m.
)T\y[
crystal.
prn.m.
(zg'djgr)
'-.[.
n^p-iDT
z
w.s.
adj.)
5*'Ti'r)
TpiDl, born coll. males.
a
as
yi"pT,
memorial,
niJ"13T,
male.
c.
?* 0^131 and
w.s. ^.i"131,
re-
membrance, record, account; memorable saying; celebration.
TDl(z&kkyr); ]yL
(z*kk*'y)
J-T
pr-n.vi. "=l!?t
(zW<$)
to
shine,
Hi
to
" *"
"13],
/:
/m.
1';;, "lp]?
f?], to
pierce; to impress [on the
memory], recollect,
12P,
/trf.
to
remember,
mention. ID;:
to
be
pr.n.m
fz^Jry?')
and *FH21
5
(z
d)$ry5'hu) pr.7i.ni.
p Y.T
to cleanse.
"DJ (Mrr)
(zfarj')
n^Di
be bright, pure.
imp.
"
(zpu'6-)
/ baseness.
^ir J (zSlzftl) m, only D^!?2i shoot, twig.
^T
(zm'l) pt. ^.?1l to be to
glutton,
;i
squander, to to be mean,
At.
debauch;
re-
miserable, despised.
membered, mentioned; to be born as a male [from
p|.
A/.
to be shaken, to quake. 7)1 IT ,
Hi.
.
*n to despise.
&
nsy?]
ITT
IpJ niSV?I, hot wind, heat.
c.
fut.
HSpT
HD
(zjlpr) py.n./! (zlmrag;') f. c.
j
evil
counsel;
Pi.
riDt, plan,
lewd-
deed,
ness, incest, apostasy.
Hlto] ;>.
(z*mpr')
D^Dt,
vine-twig-, shoot,
branch.
TllBT
pi.
(z^mzo'in)
only
pr.w.,
a
D^Oipl,
tribe
of
gigantic aborigines in the country of the Ammonites.
H^pt
(zaml'r)
TpT
DOT
pr.n.m.
mlr5')
m
"^P,T (zg'mgr)
sing,
an unknown
animal, wild goat, gazelle
(zimra'fr)
c.
f.
TID! it:
and
(zimra') '/ \
-
rilOt,
pi.
nTlDl, music, song, praise, of
object
choice
praise,
things. (zTmii');
(zfmrm) and
lb};],
ji
"J^l
(zlmra'n)
m.
(zan)
pi.
D^T,
species,
sort, kind.
23T
Pi.
(zina'b)
1.
pf. ">ni&i,
s<7.
pf.
meditate
to
DOT,
,
think
,
22]
muse, devise,
iv.S.
TOOT it:
plan, plot. (zfm&'n)
pt. 1g]Ip to
be appointed, determined. (z*m$'n)
-}JT (zja^'b) c.
hl2J],
m,
[from
m,
jpZ.
determined time.
D^D],
destroy
w.s. T2JT. pi.
ni24I,
tail, 'end,
stump; something mean. r\y\
ITT
(z5na)
fut.
f
/
>
p$,
HJI, it"
inf. '
'
'
riJ]n, "gpi,
D^'t,
pi.
fornicate,
Pu.
or
the rear.
m/".
resolve, plot. r ' m. (zam^'m) i
beat
to
3JT.]
nibi,V-Dr, P z.Wr [for
*]Pj
play,
?
(z
"''nppt
IP J
to
chords,
5
PUT
DuT ITT
and imp. ^$1, harp on
to
l.blTj
m vine-cutting. Hp}
(z mi'r) m, pi. rVftB], song, hymn, song of praise or triumph.
ii
to be pruned. inf.
or antelope. l
2*P!
Ibt,
/m.
to
Ni.
[vines].
Ifip.
H"1DT it:-
see DOT. T
I
off
praise, celebrate.
c nib],
/,
to cut off,
(zam^'r)
pinch
to
nJil harlot;
commit
i
:j
nitf, 'to to
whore,
commit adultery; to
niJT
p. "M,
pi. /""$'>
to apostatise,
idolatry,
have intercourse with
to
false
I
S6
T
Pu. gods or foreigners. T\pW whoring is committed. 1
///'.
w.s.
inf.
i~|j*"
nniJin'"', - " t
to
seduce
to
whoredom,
to
commit
for-
i
P.!
angry; to punish, to curse. to Ni. pt. Dj[fi be angry, black-browed.
:
:
i>
(z*"*m) m,
BJJt ro.s.
nication.
DtfJ,
wrath.
anger,
*pt?l,
rage.
n*J*
pr.n. of
(z^np'a^)
two *)J3
places.
0*0^*
P
(za'^'f)
t.
D^ft
pi.
be angry, to look sorrowful or sullen.
to ;
(z
nunl'm) mfpl.
whore-
dom, idolatry, intercourse *]yX with foreigners.
o$.
(z5*?0
angry,
irritated.
rVD]
(z*nu'&)
pi D'pu],
/,
idolatry, apostasy, unfaithfulness.
HOT
fid.
P\IJ^
m mn.
to
n^lS'H
to reject, profane; to cause
or produce stench; dried up [a river].
to
be
lament, ,
leap forth.
(zfY)
A*
r|Bl sweat.
c.
/,
/
[for H,V J] ]
terror, vexation. a
(z8." v5'n) ;
TJH
(z
trifle;
m
Yr)
a
little,
a
yp]} to he
extinguished.
(
to
be
assemble.
to
p^)3j to
imp.
p|v.*'j,
to
cry;
call
together.
n ?Tyi
and
ps?X (**"**) c,
"pIST town
of
pr.n.
(zifro'n)
a
in northern Palestine.
nst wti&)
f,
P
i.
npj,
.
pitch.
imp.
Pt5& (zoW), /. p. D Vi
Ni.
(z^ika') rp.Vl outcry! complaint, lamentation.
adv. a little while.
(ig-*'m)
cry.
WC to be called
f
pr.n.m.
"yt (itf^) Nl
DVT
m/.
to
implore.
/m. pV]l
HJO ("*) l,]r,I
ift.
tj;>.
pjf],
pVr,
/Wf.
P,V],
PSJJ
Pi. fid. pj&) to
(zanCi'k)
inf.
pS!J (z5'&'k)
together,
HyT
IfVl
anger, rage, raging [of the sea].
(z5n$'$)
reject
R3J
w.s.
m,
*)VX (z*'**0
nv.;,
D'Vr, irritated or
pT (zfk) m, and riijP , 'i, burning
only
pi.
fetter,
dart, fiery
D*j>l
chain; arrow.
87
ia n and
IfJJ (zakg'n) w.s.
*ApT
or
to
/trf.
to be scatNi. inf. nil-tn IT*
/W.
tered.
hTi
Pi.
old.
grow
/w. (zake'n)
Igt"
//i.
fliT, imp.
inf.
(zara')
c
adj.,
:
:
np.i,/-M .n^,in_. pt.rr; to scatter, to winnow.
}g^, to be
old.
grow
Vp.1-
i"HT
)$_},
chin, beard.
]
(zake'n)
IJJJT*
c
/.
it
lg],
P
njj;,
iw/. ni"Jt,
,
win-
to
disperse;
scatter,
to
rqp?
t.
old. c. yj?T, D^.g], man. old wi elder, aged;
now, nn;
senator.
strawn, to be spread out.
pi.
m
27 (zo'kgn)
old age.
sift.
Pi*.
[for
nnjp] e
5
gVTt, JTIT
(z ro'a
npTT, p. be
to
/ and m,
)
1
/ and D)Jg]
(zlkn?')
rgj? !
w.s'^v%'pi.n^v% niy% 4
, V the arm, the lower arm, shoulder [of animals]
old age.
m/pZ.
c.
]g! to lift
*]EJ (zsk^f) p.
;
Pi.
(zaka'k)
be
to
pj?]P
ggt
e
Jfil.l (zerp'a
"11,
[pfc
Dni,
pi.
of
strange,
m
(zer)
(zara')
border,
m
(zarab)
ledge,
"n*
:"
i
(ze-
D^ni
Dnhl,
i
:>
something
m
(z^rzl'r) (zara'ei))
heavy
girded.
inf.
;
break out, bloom.
to /trf.
m
z ^rz i'f )
tf]t, /w. HI]? to flash up. to shine forth, to rise [of the sun]
to
P.
(
^^1"1T
loathsome.
lit
and ^"]J
)
Z.
shower.
edge.
*OT
/
1], / ^lTH-
alien, foreign. "I*
f
.
things sown, garden herbs. adj.
(zar)
W
ru'a')/
purified,
refined. "IT
might,
army; violence; help.
to
Pw. ggj,
purify, refine. pf.
power,
strength,
up, to raise.
pJ?J
1'!
to
grow
up,
2^1)
be made to flow [others to be heated]. to
:
niV
(ze'ra^)
m. w.s. "H"]l,
sun-rise. .2
Z22"lt
5
(z
I
rubbab6'l) pr.n.m.
jT (ze'red) pr.n.. i.p. ^"],*T brook or valley in Moab.
IjT
(ze'ra^) pr.n.m.
nil :~
;
patron.
.
i
,
H
T
^*
;
(z
r^ya') pr.n.m.
D1T
(fr>'m) to wash away. Po. DjT to pour out.
DIT (z'rm) shower
m.
/ emission
[of seed].
'V
J?%
inf.
tmp.
to
strew
to
scatter,
seed, to sow, to plant.
yir
fui.
y.ip,
be
VTll,
P,1J
(z*r*'k)
Hi
sown.
yn.]0
pt.
fat.
to
V3X and pZ.
H
m,
(ifi'r*')
yield
w;.5.
V1i T
*./>.
V,!],
u/.*.
DD^lHi.
.
e
.
*jhl,
sowing;
alphabet, called nTl [fence]; as a numeral == 8. w.s. *2T)
(rt)oV) in.
Kjm m ''pr]
(dial,;,')
oneself.
and
pT
fiZin,
hide
JOHl it v
2. so. i
'
p. ^. D\s 5n;. oneself,
to
/to.
p*]J*
strew,
be
to
sprinkle;
sprinkled.
to be sprinkled.
Po.
(zaru'r)
fid.
"nil]
2
"H*
far*'')
from
"lil]
nnj
(zg'rga-)
p*.
P/"-
Hj
[or
be pressed out.
to
"^jXW'1 * 5) P r
Ktfft
-
n -f- [Persian],
/ span [others
:
to
be
Dfll (z^5'm);
(zftttu');
[Persian]
1,01
(zvO-j'r)
pr.n.m.
hidden; to step back. Pk. Nliri to hide oneself. -
m x^rn,
to
hide,
fat.
Hdh.
10m Ho.
conceal.
(hyt^b?') to
7?h/>.
to
[for ri2n]
AS.
bosom.
4
conceal
;>Z.
1
"Ql
lOpM
:
5p;.,
only
,
the little finger].
the eighth letter of the
<
to
intr.
be
to
seed; to conceive seed.
jnj
issue,
to sneeze.
sown, to be scattered, to be propagated. Pa. yij to
(zfr^Vn)
t.
J'ii.
ni
crop;
race.
I
scatter,
JHJ (zm") V"IT.
corn,
Q^VI?.., vegetables. (zTnnu')
]!
M'ed,
progeny, posterity, family,
DTI
t>.
of rain, flood, hail-
storm.
"V?
22h
88
D1T
be hidden.
N2nm
to
hide
or conceal oneself.
22H (eWV) love,
--
1
pt.
22ft
to cherish.
'
(rt)oiia'i,
)
pr.n.m.
to
nun T T
ISO
89
I
ran ITT
xnn. T T
see
a
of
pr.n.
(^Ebo'r)
tributary of the Euphrates.
rn-Qn
snare
measuring
;
(e^bur?')
of
portion
?2n
(^aba't)
ti^n
p.
ttbljl,
/trf.
to
men.
(e^abo'i)
m
NL
strike, to heat out.
^2H
and
p2T\
m
(^gbyo'n)
a hiding,
covering, tent, hut.
AS.
to pledge.
pi.
fen,
c.
crew.
coZZ.
TOJJin
72IT
/tit.
to bind,
PL
flower,
lily,
p,^n (^ba'k) to embrace.
in
bring forth
to
with pain. 2 7^n - T I.
72IT
jured,
^7^,
/tit.
to act perversely.
fut.
p,5D?
yJXQl.
to
be
fut. hzfr) to in-
ravage, destroy. Pu. t3D to be broken, to
jure,
be diminished.
bnn (ce'b^i) ,, v5D pain, c.
(e&Jbbu'k)
12n "innT
D^;q,
pains
(^g'bei)
c
[once
feD
p,30.
embrace,
m
folding of
(^abU'r) pt.
to
"D~,
of
/],
and
p*. p.
be bound together. *^
be united; to conjure,
to
PL charm, fascinate. nan. inf. inn. fut. narp fut.
njairi*,
5
(y ^Qbr
5
cf>$')
jT1?Dl]j
pi D^jq,
inf.
to
to bind, unite. p?.
birth.
m
Pi
the hands.
I
^30,
f npn'n,
pt.
P''i?5n (e^bakku'k) pr.n.m. in-
PL
destroyed.
pr.
clasp, hug.
pin
($?b&'l) in/-
(^ab$BBlnya')
7,30,
fut.
childbirth,
daffodil, cro-
n.m.
^MJ!.
labour
to
/ a
(^ab&BBg'l^-)
cus or meadow-saffron.
/iit.
to be pledged.
^QJl
m,
shipman.
IT^nn ^?^i
?-D-, p-i>.
inf.
rope, cable
(e^abfy^') pr.n.m.
1^?n
Ni.
Hliq
mast or helm].
(^pbe'i)
sailor,
iTQn
m
(^ibbfi)
[others:
tt2IT to be beaten out,
line,
/ a pledge.
to
knock,
-
district;
of
(^abol?')
t03P|
land,
band
troop,
and rr^nn (e^bbyra) f stripe, wound.
fid.
line,
rope,
cord,
fefl,
I
liZin
to
Ph.
w.s.
[or
for
be joined,
be bound together.
T2rn
"l^tl,
fllbrv!
Q.
to
Hi.
to string together,
nn to
90 Hith.
compose.
"lUnrsi
[once
130"" unite
to
(rfvr) m,
2>l
nnnn
(^jbb^'r) m, pi.
D^1?0,
c.
bind on, to wrap round; bind up [a wound],
tOh
surgeon;
n.^n,
companion, friend.
nnn 1 {&$w) m
,
P i.
o^q,
company,
community, ciety;
charm,
spell,
so-
[15p] pr.n.m.]
^?ppZ.
(^
^n I
^H
0.
T V
{%$$) m, 7
c.
:n,
7
|
r
festival, feast.
$Q,
(%'gg?')
[for
M^ril
1
(e^b&rburr) Hi'lJl'lSrjj
f,
stripe,
streak.
nnnil
pastry.
3n
/
fear, trembling.
nnnnnn only
*nnn (4*9?*) m, only pi baked D^nzn, things,
D^Q,
(c^'bgr)
pair.
B^3^
bound up.
en-
chantment.
inn 8
Pi.
bind up, to Pu. B^SH to be
.
associate,
united;
joined,
saddle; enclose;
to
B^Qt?
restrain.
D'^Q, f rnnq, c n"nq tf/..pZ.
(d)al,c'r)
to
to govern, rule. pt.
an associate.
"inn
to
to cover, envelop,
conjurer, sorcerer.
"inn
^3TC.,p*.^h,pi.p.iB^3q to
oneself.
-nn
"ittn
f
(e^br?')
society,
n^n
m,
)5?5 'b)
(cj
pi.
D^q
[eatable] locust.
nn
pr.n.m.
(c^g^a'b)
nn:n
NJJjn,
(^i,^
company.
nnnn
see
j*nnn
(g)gbrp'n)
town
in
Judah;
patr.
yn?Q.
it'.
":
*nnnn
-^n
rnnn. it -:
of
pr.n.
a
alsopr.n.wi.,
(e^bg'rga-)
/*,
nnn. I" T
ninh
(^obg'rgft)
/ joining,
(cdhi-u's)
imp. tffciq,
Ail.
m/.
^<.
move
fut.
linn in
and
imp. /
ahj, to
un
($agtfv),
pj.
dance,
a procession,
^q
p/. 114Q,
a^q,
r2-;
^'n,
keep a festival; to to be giddy. to
only
junction.
trnn
iiiin^,
to
see
'/"
(*5?5'g)
7^ (*ggD
ni.iq, girded.
reel,
(w)
>.
ravine, cleft.
tf-rn
91
ii:n
"I^D
(^
a
cease, to leave off; to ab-
w girdle.
?B'r)
quiet, resign; to rest.
vnttn,
ni:.n,
z.
girdle.
$3
(^ggci'y);
nyO
2
^C' (W?'
apron.
133
($*&?);
ceasing,
1
resting-place of the dead,
(#Q ?ir) pr.w/.
grave.
^5*]n (Wl&'y)
lunn, T IV
bind about, to
to
'
I
gird, to put on.
"in (^ad)
Tin
(<$?d& d) ;
T\
sharp.
/jH,
idj. to be
to be quick.
"ID,1
ffi.
Ho.
to sharpen.
liTin to be sharpened. a (^ da
"OH TTXH
/.
(g)ads')
:
T^M
the
"inn (^adrr) ^. / rni'n, to enclose, to assault. (^e'der)
"I*3!3 iv.
mi,
ip.
Tjn
n PiT^n, w. nTirn, c. ijinj,
loc.
c-
E^TCjj
\11Q
chamber,
?
art.
pi.
appart-
ment,
Pi. fut.
room,
re-
"^1^
(^$dra'd))j9r.w., either
to o gladden, to cheer.
sleeping-
bride-chamber; cess, inmost part.
'
(^addu'd) m,
H'"n, sharp
10 ^^ dv 5')
only pZ.
point.
/joy.
<"PT
THn
(^Tdde'kel) jm\w.,
"TO*! to be
glad, to rejoice.
rHrP iv
*
^j?^H
i.p.
pr.n.m.
d)
PIC! (^e'dek) thorn, thorn-bush.
river Tigris.
fUt.
r
sharp
f
adj.,
.m. pr.n.i
(^?' d e k ) 5
PIH m a
a Syrian king, or a town district near Daand
mascus.
pr.n.
(djadi'd)
of
a
^"inT imp.
^in
(^ad?L'l),
w.interrog.
H
:
7,10?.,
?Z.'
,
t&fjjn,
PI
VftT\ i
.
/w. tS^ID?, to
1
(^fde'l),
"'ryjinn,
^ln, tmp. 7,TD
' (e^ada's) \ /
I
town in Benjamin.
/*.'
Hq,
forsaken,
forbearing.
pr../.
(^aggi'ft)
n$n
tHn
c.
adj.,
)
failing,
(^agglyya') pr.n.m.
H^n
/trf.
to
desist;
refrain,
stain,
W-
Z. yTH, 7^D1, to
renew,
restore.
B^innn to renew make oneself to again.
With. oneself,
young
^\J0
(^545's)
ittiv'
w. art.
adj..
IT t-:'
'
p
/
t-:5
new. fresh, young, renewed, unusual; unheard nlty'iri.
news; new sword.
of
t'"IH
m
(^p'd^g)
W.S.
1^'in
E^'lCI
[once /],
(d)nd3p'), iv.
D^'inn, c \#iq new moon, day of
the
.
^?. art.
(^ivv^r) ;>r ../. of the
woman, Eve [=
first
MM
p r ..
1
thorn,
i
m
(^yt)
cleft.
mea-
thread,
suring-line, cord.
new
[in
of
a
($
of
pr.n.m.
(d)iwj')
Canaanitic tribe,
n?in
^IC feW)
hook;
DTIjjj,
thorn-bush; fissure, wil
life].
pr.n.m.
(cljoz&'y)
(<$3jsr),
moon; month.
district
"Vj
and
(^d55i'm),
ii
Ui -
92
*ft)
n
of
pr.w.
vjl5')
a
Hivites. a
country in northern Arabia.
Lake Gen-
near
ezaret.
hn, mp.
m/:
1T\
A'.
(e^ib)
3YI
to
make
guilty.
2ln
($oh) )n
A* top;,
^n;, ^n;i
^HU>
to turn
in a circle,
to whirl, twist, writhe; to
debt
be (rf)pt
,t
)
in
labour
?')^ ? '-"- of a place
to
tremble,
1
(^y ? )
p/-.
:n,
to
de-
child-
[of
be
to
birth];
north of Damascus.
^n
^n,
?in,
lfa,
afraid,
to
to wait,
reel;
scribe a circle, to enclose.
hope; to revolve, to rage, to assault, to be strong or
(djy^) m circle, horizon, the vault of heaven.
pithy.
nil
-
a
in
Pi.
^Hn,
fid.
bfrnt? to dance to bear a circle;
^irp, P
t.
child, to produce; to cause to
a riddle or a parable.
bring
HIP
(^*v5')
to
announce,
(dntwp'&),
nomads.
Pt. /mi.
run;,
relate.
tent,
village
born.
?PJ of
forth;
p
wait.
l(
to
b^n
.
hope, to
TTin.
JJi.
to cause
be fat.
to tremble;
to
twist,
to
wait anxiously;
in
labour.
shake,
Ho.
tremble;
f,tt.
to
be
?WP
*n
93
to be born.
Hith. ^JPinriri
run
Tin, "Hin
in, nh.
see
.
i
writhe
to
whirl
with
pain; to
oneself;
hope.
be
to
lin
wait,
Bithpalp.
'tf?0P?
to
or
linen
2*n
i
m
i
($yr)
n>\
an Ara-
nir.
sand.
V-
adj.
-"V' (^ui'5'm) dti-i. d*iti. IT
pr.n.m.
($uri')
" 1
(e^ym)
sunburnt,
black.
'
HDln
[HDh]
(e^pma')
nDin,
^.
niriin,
/,
c.
du.
DTiuDin, enclosure, wall; |
I
I
'
-
(^$vr5'n)
a
of
pr.n.
district south of
Damascus,
Auranitis.
t^n
^. on, imp. djt. /w. Din\ IT" IT" nn^i T IT
(g,y6)
nmn, T
J.]
==
pr.n.m.
I
7
chaste maiden.
D^in
j
prison.
hole,
pr.n.m.
(gjijr)
nin =
district.
(^pl)
D*n
white
cotton,
terrified,
of
(^yi) pr.ii.
m fine white
cloth, byssus. Ml
maean
(c^ar)
fut.
grieved.
^in
i
ll!
5
'
(4vfi)
[*^>n]
p/. t^'n,
m/- tfin, imp. nt&nn, /M7 '
^n;,
to
tjmni,
make
(v&yy$'c)QB) to commiserate,
haste, to flee, to hasten to,
to pity, to spare.
pt.p. tP'in hasty; to feel, to be affected. Hi. fut. tfTl*
^in
[t]h]
(^pf)
m
coast,
shore.
DST1 n.m.
;
($uf*'m)
pa\
to cause to haste, to haste, to flee, to do quickly.
[D'B)r\] pr.
ntrin(^sa)
^pSiH.
Dusfin
;
^n(^ry);
(^usi'm);
q^n
(^usf'm) pr.n.m.
rr^nn,
^. ntein,
outside,
exterior,
lane,
field;
arfy.
nix'n
prrtn
"!in to
m
ftfrft'r)
,
onh
(^o-a-rm)
m
seal, signet-ring.
without,
outside; *fTitt from without [opp. njSLD]; except.
?*n (^pk)
1
street,
bosom.
M>
Dnin'
(^pe-a'm) pr.n.m.
wn,
TKnjn (^a z5 'ri) pr.n.m. of a king of Syria.
'TKGU
be white, to grow pale.
n,jrj,
/m*.
rmr,
init,
p
.
u
n;n IV T
di-
to split,
D'til
ni'n, pi.
vide; to see, look, behold, to
gaze;
observe,
select;
to prophesy.
nin
r
(c5zg
of
m,
)
c.
nj.n :
,
p?.
middle part or breast
n*i]n,
a
of rnn],
\pt.
prophet, astrologer; covenant. I
J
in
a (t^ z"p')
IJM
seer,
pr.n.m.
(e^azo'u)
c
to,
mm
*
/,
(d)azp'a<)
vision, revelation.
riiTn
(^jzu'O-)
/ appearance,
conspicuonsness;
(^azi'z)
c.
m,
tnq, bolt,
(^
/.n
'
,IU
a
swine, boar.
to
zl'r)
pill
i);^>.
A*
to be pi??,
make
to
be
,
ip'n^
w/i
make
to
firm,
to
to
and
to seize, to retain, to keep;
be strong, firm; to be
to
attached.
Hith.
pinrn
be confirmed; to prove
ful.
^4t (^Jz$'k) adj., w. c. pinn, rpi. dwi, -t t ti v 1 1
'
f nj^n strong, sound, liant;
art.
Wi
-: '
li
It":
firm,
>
va-
powerful,
violent, hard.
pTi
(d) 5 zfk)
adj.
pin
($?'zgk)
m,
-
pin.
to.*,
"'pin,
pjn
(^o'zgk) to
imp.
/,
growing
pjp. c
np*n,
.
strong,
the overcoming.
strength,
strengthen-
to
ing, repairing;
force, vio-
support,
be
=
<^pt^) (rt)0zka')/a
firm,
strong, courageous; to conPi. quer, to hold fast.
pin,
fiu-vvsL,
RKiii,
p'jlD.Q
bound
attached;
firm,
preserve;
pm
ngjq
(rfjozkaV), RID,?.,
obinf.
the
i/.
($sz*'k)
fast,
harden,
Hi. pyinn,
npxTn (oft**)
pr.n.m.
(djczi'r)
j?tn
to
durate.
strength, might, help,
flash of lightning. "1
support;
vision,
revelation; covenant.
fJ|H
to
courageous, valiant, helppro-
phecy.
HVjn
to
fast,
firm,
encourage; to strengthen,
to
revelation,
vision,
make
to
gird;
to strengthen; to hold fast,
m
(cfjpz^)
nih,
e.
P*1T to bind
A**-
pt.
animals.
nth
'pin
pJQ,
severity;
lence,
""l&IO?
violently.
^pTi
(rf)izkr);
kiyy*') kTyy^i'hcO
and
r$>p Vgj?}fl
(m./.-
("
[Hezekiah] pr.n.m-
nnT
s
95
nn
c.
o'.nn.
w.s.
m,
(e)5e)
'nn,
^z.
\nn [= nin] hook,
brooch, ring.
^PO (^ a ^I') m, o^nn = nn. t
^.
only
~:
i*
Nttn (***)
abq,
inf.
itpq,
nNtpn,
n
transgression;
sin,
sin-offering, atonement.
2ttn fam'b) aph, pz. c.
nbn:, p.
fut.
to cut
>ntpn,
wood,
to split.
at|np
to be
Pu. pt.
hewn, sculp-
tured.
p
z.
fail,
/ D\si?'n, to miss;
forfeit; to
/M
Kgfl, for,
to
from
hxtpn
to
to
to
sin,
Pi.
endanger.
.
XJ3QJ to atone to
expiate, Hi.
sin.
clear
m
fcOtpftH,
KtDrtn, pi.iOtDnD
to miss,
in/,
^pnn, cause
to
fail;
condemn.
one's
terror];
to
from
N^n
sin,
to
guilty, to
way
[from oneself
free
($itta')
D^pa,
pi.
sin,
c
\vtpn
.
transgression,
punishment n*Jtpn
fault;
NS^q
XtD^tpq (^$tti'l);
(e^tifa) pr.w.wi.
/.
($*t&'m)
"DUDS
1.
5(/.
(^tQ'm), to limit,
restrain.
/.
($ 5 taf)
^IpD.l, to
m/.
nitpq,
snatch away,
to rob. (djo'tgr)
m
shoot, twig,
rod.
ntsn IT
(e^ata'a')
/
sin;
art.
"n, I
(^atta'a') /sin, guilt,
punishment.
n>tt|n
^pn
(^atita');
see nxtsn. IT
of sin.
sacrifice for sins.
MiStjn
dw,
pi.
/,
(^attus);
tt^tpn
itpn
D^^>q,
only |)Z. coloured
itt
-:
^0
/ nS^n, sinner, penitent.
ii*t?n, pz.
-
wheat, grain of wheat. ItDn see Ntsn.
Nttnrn D PP
sin.
($**') m,
/,
party
,
texture, tapestry.
ntsn
i
Hith.
to miss
(^atoba')
Hiapn.
^pn,i,
to
make
seduce, to
n^tpn
($*w) /,
c.
riNtsn,
7
^nn,
c.
ti, pi.
Dyn,
c
/nn. IT' c.rm, w .i.wn T '
'
|
I
.
>
living, alive, ni^n, vigorous, fresh, raw, running [water]; in exclama-
pZ.
tions
and oaths
''n
=
by
inn
96
?nti the
life
subst.
one lives;
as
of.
^H
livelihood,
life,
pi.
m
(^ji)
pang,
pain,
trembling.
refreshment.
^PH
(Wl)
nTn
(#4*)
niTn,
j9^.
p^.n-m. ,.,.
/,
Wl
niTi,
im^.
nn (m')
n;,
tj;i,
n;.n%
*#.
TP.l, to live, to exist,
i.p.
to
fia.
also
3.
p/.
srn,
inf.
nri,
enjoy
life; to live
Pi ;rn,
ni*n,
inf.
town in
to
animate,
7?P
to life.
fipi.
adj.,
isvn, w.. \nT!,
animal,
being,
sacred].
r
(S*yy*
/
)
(<|Vyyl'*)
time.
hT\ l
pO
lap;
i
(rfrck)
i
I
I'll
(ef)IriT)
hn.
en-
pr.n.Di.
D^n
a pr.n.tn. of
(d)0i<j'm)
of
Tyre.
crowd,
///).
to hasten. ntT'TI, ' T I
/
life,
life-
^"
3
($is)
w
haste;
hastily, swiftly.
see
bosom,
hollow,
inside,
king
band, troop.
H^n
wall.
ni*n,
pi!.
life.
a
i"IJ!
m
[Wyffi)
p^H'
mjj,
nin and
c.
(^$yy*)/,
beast;
beauty, grace.
closed part.
1
living
m
outer, exterior, civil [opp.
inf.
to preserve
living, vigorous.
HTj
(^|u)
quicken;
to restore
hti [we)
a
in Judah.
imp.
nTH,
Hi.
HTin, ni)DjI, in life,
of
pr.n.
Syria.
to refresh, to
to preserve,
rebuild.
u> n 2
($t'n) i>r- of a town
1?D
alive, to enliven,
=
f
E^D (Wm)
^n make
to
vir-
see bn.
anew,
to recover, to be well.
to
military
tue, honesty.
($?y5')
tj,
power,
,
army; wealth;
force,
trigue.
HT)
TTj
c.
strength, valour;
in-
song;
proverb, oracle;
D^TI.
thti. parable,
riddle,
*irPn
S ee
rrn
1 .
adr
07
*JD
Tjij
($ed))
zc.5.
wi,
^H.
pi.
c.
*3n. palate, cavity of the
mouth.
!"Dn (%%$$) p. "Oh, to
pi ron.
nsrp,
fut.
wait
n5.ni? to to
fQ'n, pz. c. for, to hope.
wait
pt.
for, to hope,
to long for,
expect,
to
($* kk *') /hook, angle.
n ?'On <
hill
HiDDDj wise,
intelligent,
prudent, experienced,clever; sm6s. a wise mau, philosopher, magician.
njDSn (^^ma)
(eyeful?')
pr.n. of
near the desert
m yDJl
(^3d)^ly5')
a
of Siph.
pr.n.m.
2^?n (win)
#'.,
ex-
perience,
intelligence,
in-
judgment.
sight,
nP^^Dn ening
(^ac^iiiu'O-)
[of
niDDn
/ dark-
)
pr.n.m.
and
(^Qd)ms'-9-)
niipan ($&$m?'3-) / wisdom.
^H
?T!
5
($el)
m
[^.]
outer
bulwark, wall,
rampart.
^n
^^DPl. darkling, dim.
nD?n,
knowledge,
fortification, c.
0.
/,
wisdom,
"OlUJlJ (^adjmpin
tarry.
"J?^
njp
adj.
(e^ol)
profane, un-
holy.
the eye], drunken-
ness.
i/H /". D3D?., to be wise, in-
'
.
prudent; to be-
telligent,
come wise. to
wise, to teach.
Hith-
to
D2D9
pt.
cunning, clever.
D^ntt
D^rr
2^n
0.
(Ac'lgb)
and
ar.
2^V\
m.w.s.^r), ^^TO, 2>Z. D^?q, 0. p?lj, fat marrow, best part. (^g'leb)
make
Pu.
Pi. fut.
m, w. milk. n^n, i" -:'
(gj^la'b)
n?nn, itt iv
to
make
Dpnnn
self wise,
to
te
Hi. pt. wise.
to think one-
show
oneself
wise.
of
a
(^gibp'n) pr.n. of place near Damascus.
a
mJI^H
(e^elba)
pr.n.
town in Asher.
p^pn t
E-jn
(#*e$?'m) ad/.,
c D=u,
r\yypH
(^eib'na)
f a strong-
smelling resin.
?n Hebrew-English.
(#?'14) pi'.n.m
7
*1
>L .n
98
t:
i
T?0 (tym)
m,
i-P-
oyi^D and
left,
*
mt.*.
*J7?r3
world, worldliness.
Ipn
m mole
(djo'igd)
[others:
weazel].
^^J^n
(eC)Qld5')
Vi
{$&v' n ) pr.n. of towns.
V?"
(^?l?'n) pr.7i.ni.
"$^3
(^JUpny'y)
work
[others:
pr.n./:
*]yn ($515') in/".
/irf.
nij?Cl,
n?D l,^D it,.nyri,/n?h ivv:ivJ IV it .T
>
i 1
1
5
Ni. H^Oi, become sick,
pained.
f ^$}1
to
imp. "^n. /"<. 'TIT!,
or sick;
to
ni^n to make
to
Pu.
H^H sick.
^Dfl
N^nn to
sick,
n^nn
c.
pi.
L
f
^Tl '~ T
defeat.
1 .
"20
(d^aia'^) pr.n. of a place or district in Mesopotamia.
?in?n (^i^ Q town
Hi.
^,.. n
-i)
a
of
in Judah.
"T^OPC famm') /
(hg'$oi 5 ')
to
Hith.
trem-
bling, anguish, pain.
for
sickness.
wounded.
adj.,
smooth.
>"Wpn W?n see
from Nfn] to make tt^n
show
($*llu'k)
'jJJ.rQj
to be-
or
njpn,
[for
to
flatter,
come weak or
implore.
PPp
inf.
rftn.
destitution,
(%mW)
pt.
be incurable, to be grieved. Pi.
(^aip'f) OT
orphanage.
'
be languid, weak, ill. to be sick, to suffer, to be to
Ho.
with
adj\
(^^d^'y) pr.n.m.
n?n
ill
m window-
many windows].
*
\3fV
window.
hole,
lifetime;
life,
1
r,l3^n. &\rtfcn
(wt) hi fut.
r^m
to ascertain, to take for an
be inf.
nipQ^n, %mp. 'rnnri, fut. u H0 !i, to become sick, to
omen. 1
yd Mr)
m,
pi.
D\s^n
and H^ri (rt}oiy;i')/necklace, ornament.
,
feigu oneself sick.
7? n
(
mW
)
c
/;
n'^n, pj.
x
nio^q, i.p.
1
l^H
((^iiip'n)
m
pi.
and A
p?.
li')
town
pr.n. of a
1
1
($i$'ta) m, pJ.
dream.
(ef)
in Asher.
ri?n, cake [for offering].
Di^n
n
,cU .
.
'
'
,
.
t:i
1
v
I
7ri, w.*. ?}?!j (^oiyp'),
D^n. w
ness,
illlh
98,
.,.
^Q,
sick-
BUfferiDg.
t*A>
99 ifi. 7T)!"t, 1.
(<Wl) hollowed
something
out,
pipe, flute.
3. pi.
^ni^nn, ',.*.
teg,
m
(e&ala'l)
God
ns^pn
a^.
forbid!
niB^q,
niD'rn, change, alteration;
garment festal
for
of
IT550,
?
'
'
'
r
(^e'l
k5
pi.
E^p/p
t>.
ad/.,
)
[from
"'D'rnjunfortunate^vretched. X
*ni^O, ^2rj (Wl) to he pierced, perforated. Po. pt. f n^lnp to Pi. pZ. pierce, wound. in/. w.S.
[from ^/H ] to play^ on the flute. Pu. pt. h^nq and ^int? he pierced, perforated.
to
*
^C
1
t.p.
(Wl) A
7
D^n
^
Hi. fut. to
D^ppHD,
pt. pi.
sound or strong;
Q^tr, make
to cause
to dream.
"P*!;
(^?'l
TWTH
m
)
pr.n.m.
f the an egg, insipid
(e^imamufr)
white
of
food.
t^p?n
m,
(^alljnii'g)
t^D?!!. hard stone, .
I
7
,
;
*-
^DJ,
/trf.
*pr\
(e^alaf) *
^ter->
<?.
flint.
m/. ^"Pp,
move to
to
past, to pass away, hasten past, to pass on
;
transgress;
to
np.
1W>0,
*/
7j?0
M ^rp
to profane, defile, pollute,
make common. ?pl
break, profane.
to
loose,
M-
S^i^ e along, to
to
Hi. fut.
Q'te.l,
to be strong; to
change;
prostitute; to
/.
($ 5la'm)
through,
iv.s.
pierced,
H.^JO pro-
/"
Pi
V?t\.
?.
7>ti,
stitute,
7IT to be profaned, to
be defiled.
w.
1
WJfW
pi.
killed, slain;
dream.
(^nBa-)I /. spoils, armour. \
-:
pi. nl3fvtj
rtrf/.l.
^TOj
c.
pf. D/'n,
rrebn n^r6n, itit rD.?n
[or c.
changing,
exchange
dress;
i
te;,
*
soldiers, relief. -:
7?nn,
Ov??E|, (^aiif5-)/;i) z.
m
D^nn,
S(7.
inf.
t
to begin, to open.
bvH 2 (%m'l) adj. profane; te,% 2?n adv. "^n. n^n far he it!
v?p%,
grow
to
to
pass to
pierce;
shoot
forth,
Pi.
fut.
*lte? to change [clothes].
--JR*ti?IB
fut.
rpjpik
^.DjLl, to change, exchange, alter,
substitute, renew.
7*
100
lv I"
*pH
m
(&?'i?f)
adv. instead
^["}
be divided, to be parted; to be to be allotted;
exchange;
of.
of a
pr..
(W'igf)
p^pjq
formed into divisions.
town
DpT?D,
p to
^Y^j
jtf.
draw
out. to
Ni.
drawn
fut.
^;
Pu.
withdraw.
share.
n$p,
imp.
y.sQ] to draw out, to extricate or deliver; to rob.
If
.
Hi. inf. p/CJ.Z [for P^tl/Jr] to take one's
out, to be delivered.
pi y$Q,
to be divided
p,*rn
out.
be
t0
y^SR.
/*. p,?DJ to divide,
distribute, allot; to scatter.
draw
*
pH, WA
tV.
P&0,
-.
in Naphtali.
liith.
divide
p,j>Q0fl
to
themselves.
among
/trf.
P,<H
1
V^h (4w)
/i*
]^n:
to
battle;
Ni.
$rP
fut.
equipped,
make
P^P
(rf)g'l8)
flpl.
words,
portion,
and
m, w.s. Y.^n,
(tfc'iSk)
D^q.
j>2.
strong.
(*riBB)
y.?H
lying;
flattering
1
oneself.
Hi. /m. y^Cj,!, to arm, to
rt>^.
bald, bare;
hypocrisy.
be
to
arm
to
rilp^n
w.
adj.,
hypocritical,
make ready for p._p. y I'rn warrior.
to
equip,
(^gla'k)
P1WS1 smooth,
c.
share,
"'p/rri
inheritance,
lot,
piece of laud.
f$JJ
pr.n.m. ,
?[J
(^?'igk)
m smoothness,
flattery.
n Pr^V (**)
loins, hips. 1
(<Wk)
P.5H to
smooth;
be hypocritical.
///.
'
P^Ofoi
p^np to
to be
to
make
make
p-
smooth,
the tongue smooth,
(^i'k) fut p^n.i plunder;
distribute; shares.
.
np^n
(^aijkf)
(djaijkk*')
/.
pi.
and
ng^q
Hip^q and
*
1
spoil,
(^ikr)
/;
nljy 2C| 9 flattery, promise.
to flatter.
pbn
npfn
- P&J 1 cngfo
share, piece of land.
pfe
/""'
f
2
to
to
divide,
to divide
into
Ni. fut. p,?pj. to
*P;
($$lkf) pr.n.m.
rrpfn
(^nkiyyr),
(rt))lkiy\y'lu.i)
trupfti
i>v.ii.m.
P^P^" (Wkl$'k)
#., />/.
ni|p/p^n, slippery places. flattering speech, ctfnnfrig.
^n
*"ipT
or
($gikra)
np.?n town
a
pr.n. of
(djglk&'O-)
#?1V
be
to
to
feeble;
weak,
prostrate,
to
overthrow.
t^?n
;
\
oBj?ct, of; desire;' loveliness, fleiijrht.
rrRDn 171?
in Asher.
tr.
noon it:
im
np?n
m
weak,
warmth, heat; sun.
HDn
1
($ema')
warmth
heat
,
2 HDn = it"
father-in-law.
of
POn,
C.
/",
K nipn.
'pOTi
pbri, anger,
,
wrath; prison.
feeble.
OH DH
v t. p.
(^emd^'n) pr.n.m.
v
w.5.
(^aua's)
non
see
^NIDn
Egyptians
son
^OJOn
(^ammti'ri);
^iOPI
(^amutal);
(gjam) pr.n.m. of a
Noah;
:
i
hot.
warm,
(d)$m) ad/,
nxon. t v
(^amu'lj
pr.n.m.
and
7"!?n
Ethiopians.
(^amo'B)
a$. violent;
robber.
Dn (efjom) m warmth, SDn" see non. IT
heat.
"pftn (t^amu'B) a#. [pt. p. of VP^lr c- P&n, deep
IT
red, purple.
curds, cream, butter.
TOn
fid.
(^am^'d),
"TOn 1
ibn^
nbn^., p. p. "HOn, to desire,
covet, long for, pt. p.
Ni. pt. pi. QH?C?il to be
desirable, costly.
nocu,
p.
D^bn.,
heap, load
Iiun
heap.
"ton to feel delight.
niDFl
""^["}
(earned)
m
pleasant-
desire,
wish,
/,
c.
"lOin.
(<$a m?r? ')
/
{^mq'%-)f.w.s.
(^o'met)
n-on ntjpn
longing;
m, ass;
=
-ign
"nioq,
mother-in-law.
tODn
ness, loveliness.
!"TC&n (^md 5 ')
=
pbq]
[male]
(^mo'r) pr.n.m.
nnlDn
desirable, costlv. precious. Pi.
($a m o'r)
m
(^urnta')
place in Judah.
lizard.
pr..
of
a
>n
msn
!fc!
ypn
(^m]'^
i#?'.sal1jed;;
^2
"^pn
salted
pro-'
vender.
be
to
"j'lOn
sharp,
sour,
salted, to be leavened;
m, f rv^pq, num. the fifth,
'(^arajssr)
n^'On.
pity;
i"6pn
(^gmir)
c rfcw.
/",
l
j'
(d)5mc'B)
[rr' T
fermented
to spare, forbear.
tn/:Dsq,Dbn,Dh,MDn;,
to
go away.
[pi to from DiVl. ^BITl, perh. r i-TJ' v:iv-
2.
fipi.
Dp?,
"
i
warm,
to
.
,..
PL
to glow.
bum, DDIT _
fut.
hatch.
to
Hith.
fut.
DfpDI^
to
oneself. pi.
to
(^msi'B)
to
violent,
throw,
to
violentl}
,
/*. be
obn:
to
over-
hurt,
tear
to
to
Dpnj T
Dpi!
Hith. fut.
bold,
treated
to be disgraced.
(^nui'C)
p. D^p^n.
m,
c.
DDq,
violence,
(^m^'r)
boil
im\
fut.
Poalol
swell.
up,
to
to
foam,
seethe,
bubble up,
to
burn. (^graCi'r)
fut.
w.s.
to pitch, to cover
with bitumen.
Hpn
(^?m5'r)
m
bitumen,
op-
m wine. npn (f^p'm^r) m heap; "IP!") (^g'm$r)
dry measure
nD^X;
=
10
P2
a
or
clay, loam, mortal'.
pression,wickedness,wrong;
unrighteous gain.
go
asphalt.
down.
be
to
1
'j?"
oppress,
Ni.
npn
"TDnn
Dpn
vinegar.
to turn about,
sun-pillars, idols of
D^JDn Baal.
leavened
about, to rove about.
"l12n
11?n (e*$mm$'n) m, Only
anything
viP-T^r?
ferment,
warm
m
(^p'mijB)
^l?^ (^5ma'k) DflJ}. (v$yy5'^gm),
m
or
[ill-gotten wealth].
ypn
pity, compassion.
to
be bitterly moved.
bbr^i, to
(^jma'i) fut.
be mild, compassionate, to
be excited,
to
YPBW.
the fifth part.
?gn
to
be deep red or purple; to be violent. Hith. fut.
[rn^bq,
see rfttoq.
wan
-inT
io;i
l>-
"^" make ready
to
loins,
battle;
p.
pt.
pi.
ryq,
/M
D^'PH
nj*n3
w.s.
armed.
well
equipped,
num.
(game's)
/,
c
denom. Pi.
five.
tf'pn,
to fifth, to take the
^pri
fifth part.
t^Df!
/ nyn
.
to
mi/,
riijn, imp.
mq>., -jn.
^-
p t.
D$i;
pz.
bend down,
to
incline; to encamp, settle,
warriors.
t^un
({C}5n$')
for
dwell; to encamp against, to besiege, to defend. 1
"liO
/
-(eHnn?')
only
pi.
niiin compassion, grace.
1 7?i
(dgfrngg)
the fifth
^U
(^anna') pr.n.f.
part as a tax or tribute.
t^pPi
(gjo'mgs)
m
abdomen,
>r.n.m.
paunch. (^a mjs5')
n^pn
i'-n^pq,
^Dn
num.
PtO wi,
five.
to'un&sr)
yw
or
(^am|si')
(^^nnu'n) ad/, gracious,
merciful.
iron
(e5nu'&)
ni^q,
only
/,
pZ.
vault, cell, prison.
mtn. m, /n^lpL], IW'^n the fifth; / the tDTl ($5n5/t) in/ 13^0, /u*. fifth part. Wpq^, to spice, to ripen; to embalm. num. ( ^amjssfm ) -
.
D^pn c.
pi.,
\#sq,
D^n
fifty.
of
^f^D
leather-bag, skin-bottle.
*^J?D
(^m?'*) pr..
of
a
city in Syria; gent. "'ppq.
nDn
(e^Smin^-)
and niDH
(e^mmp'fr) pr.n. of a
(^anytl'm)
town
(e)&nnJTl) pr.n.m.
(^? n i'^) aa)\ initiated, trained, skilled.
T,-0
HD'OH
(^anln?')
(^a n |^)
favour,
and DTPJq,
kindness, grace, loveliness,
(^? n &'$)
10
(d^n)
m,
w/.s. 1211
^]?_0
charm, preciousness. s$t),!,
vJtP
(3)i'
n 545'4)
prw.w.
/
mercy,
favour.
hOT
in Naphtali.
act
rn/pZ.
embalming.
/;
p
z.
niriyq
spear,
lauce.
?p. Tj:q,
to initiate, teach
dedicate, consecrate.
/$. ;
to
n2:n
icn
104
n^pn
(^nnukka')
dedica-
/*
/'"'
to
D2H
(tHan.Vf).
*)
tion.
adv. gratuit-
(c^Inna'm)
in
ously;
without
vain;
tr.
;
()
a
n$mY0
2
t'Pjn ^,^n,
pn
|\p.
*]j?n
njjn,
-,ijn
i)np.
M
($ynn?'ni),
;
xv. s.
nun, V^n
(riip'nof)
(^anufa)
[ad/.],
pi
c.
wicked,
"DJn
and
di
impiety,
/,
"H^ lessness. W^j, to p,jn (d)anrk) m. A<. mtv,
ftlj,
to
kind, gracious, to pity, to have mercy, to bestow. *nJ3
m
profane,
hypocrite.
^H
fjw; (y^n-chu'), be inclined, favourable,
T t.
fut.
pollute;
god-
w.s.
(v(iyya'6^Qn).
A
(c^5n?'f)
^n,
hail, hailstones.
(^,4'n) i/.
w.5.
ttl,
^^nn,
to seduce.
pr.?i.vt.
(^a n5m ^'l)
to profane, to
to profane,
^l^nX
NpJM
wicked,
Hi.
pollute.
cause.
fo^f)
be
be desecrated,
to
sin;
unclean
r]jnl
to
^in^,.,
be
to
Pi.
self.
pin
P,;nr,
hang one-
or
to strangle.
a
I
to
pitied,
strangle
'VtQ (^ ini59-p'u) pr./i. town in Zebulon.
of
a
-
Pi. "JJin, fut. complain. to be favourable, to Jjlin^ 1
P^y; l^r /* be
to
to
make
"iDn
p%,
to
insult, reproach.
/. p? be
to
Hith.
lijnpri
to
!
"Jprf,
pitied,
voured. inf.
UH
Ho.
lovely.
1
Tpn ($&$$
fa-
and
pf.
implore,
to
to
show
(*e'B$d)
?.
"N?Dn?
oneself
kind. 1
"I?"
./>.
ion,
seek mercy.
pX
1
(rfKtini'n);
Ti);
yjq
($an$nytf);
^S'^n
(dansnj')';
iH^jq
a (e$
na-
JFRJjq
(ct)n&n>V-
in
(^gnt'fi)
;*>'.7i.
of a city
middle Egypt [Heracleo-
polis].
benefit,
mercy.
grace,
piety; beauty.
hy) pr.n.m.
tun
^ICD, love, kindness, benevolence, good-will, favour,
*7pn
($e'B$d)
vi
reproach,
shame, disgrace.
m^"TDm
I'ftv'Druhn'
1
/'i-.n.m.
I
ranT
105
T T
I
npn (^r) imp.
*Dn
jo^.
:
p. nch,
,
/.
nipq,
fut.
noiv.,
D, p n , to p^.
flee,
to
(^oBa') -pr.n.m.
*pDn
or "jbn
adj.
(^aBo'n)
//*'.
to cause
TCIT,
fid.
Ipn
want, to
m /
adj..
(i^afic'r)
deficient,
($pa'fr)
less,
suffer.
2
strong, mighty.
n^lpn
make
cause to want.
to fail; to
HDn
to
ipn]
TDnn,
to take refuge; to trust.
want, lack.
to
to fail;
Pi. fid.
IDH
c.
wanting, lacking;
lack of understanding.
refuge,
"IpH
(^g'Ber)
m
want,
refuge-seeking. poverty.
TDll
pi.
adj.,
(^fii'd)
D^TDn,
kind, benevolent,
gracious; pious, good.
nTDJj
a
(i}$,firf')
p"]Dn (^gero'n) m deficiency,
f stork.
(^ 6ld5')
Hph (^p'Bgr) = npn. iMUn pr.n.m. want.
^^pn (^aBi'l) ^pnn, a species
iv.
*,
art.
of locust.
(^af)
^]n
a$.
in-
pure,
nocent.
*ppn
^pn
(efjpi'n)
adj.
mighty.
(^afi^'i) fut.iv.s.
wpdi, ^h
see ?]in.
to eat off. to
DDn
fid.
(^afia'ra)
"SO
to bar, stop; to muzzle.
}DH
(^fla'n)
M.
fid.
do secretly.
DpDl,
PQ,-.
to be laid up.
($afa)
j>fc
p.
^H
At.
"EH J
be covered.
Pi.
HSn,
to
f]p1I to overlay. HEri to be protected.
/trf.
|Dn
see liDH.
*jDn (eijo'fien) m treasure, wealth, riches, might.
*)pn (%m't) pu- pt- DBpn? to be made scaly, to be "iDn
m
1
(^aBe'r)
"ipnj,
n^n
pi-
inf.
HDH,
'ipn:,
to
decrease, to be diminished.
Pu.
1
/ covering,
(^uppa')
tent, canopy, bride-chamber. it
TSn
scaly [fine].
to
cover, to veil.
(^yPP5') pr.n.m.
(^afa'z)
in/- W-*-
*tW
1SD1, to leap, to start, to be startled. (e^gfzi'),
fid.
At. 1,81$,
tn/.
>?n",
/m.
10G tsn^ to be afraid,
isn^., pt.
(^Ippyzo'n)
*|lT2n
hasty
m (rf)yppi'
;rH
"JBh
*02pn
w/.s.
(^yfna'ylra), fist.
(e^fni')
^sn
only
m,
(^o'fgn)
C^.?n DD'Jsn,
du.
to
fbn, /w.
(d)5fc'B) {/-.
sure
to find
to,
to
plea-
an
have
to
in,
fection
(*t'r) pr.w. of a town southern Palestine;
in
pr.n.m.
af :
delight in,
to desire, to choose;
to
tr.
bend, to bow.
50?^
($fr*") pr.n.m. of an
n"!S1Dn
ad;.,
fc?n
(^5U'B) /W.
in,
liking,
ysn
w
($r*gB) m,
pi D^jq,
c.
.s.
V?ri,
\xsn
matter,
pursuit
business,
"?"^?0 ISO (^ 5
(^ fB ^'h)pr.w/.
IfHI to to paw;
devised;
dig into; to search out, ex-
^'^fj
tn/:
dig,
isn, /
to
{tifi'W)
to
a*
turn
w>
red,
to
m
release.
seek to
be
concealed. to
dis-
device, plan.
Pu.
tfpq
to
free.
(itftjp)
Hj^Sn
plore, spy.
(^f?'r)
be
to
t*sn ($&&) trsh
iHMT
fe$D?
pt.
fe^OClD guise oneself.
be set
fjL-r)
"l,?ni,
Pu.
Art.
examine,
search,
Hith.
"plea-
sure, delight, wish, desire
"n
to
to
devise.
be searched
pl fcw.
out.
"willing.
/;
fefctfl,
scrutinize, frsrtf to
JV*.
pZ.
out taking pleasure
(^af$rpg'rgfr)
only pi. nnplDq [to be read for ni"]B *1^D2], rat, mole.
search,
T?C,a (WO)
of
Egyptian king.
1
ytT}\ fBflJ
cause shame.
to
a place in Issachar.
p]sn,
pi.
(diff^'f)
m
be
to
E^l-?r] ($af5r&'ylm) pr.n.
pr..m.
cover, to protect.
ysn
Bi
teoi,
fid.
T,?nrj,
^?P
pr.n.m.
)
ashamed, to
disappointed.
ashamed;
flight,
^
to be
blush,
be
to be anxious, to flee.
m
nitr'sn
m
(d)yfs5')
,
w.s.
w?n
/ freedom.
.
^BPI (e^Qfsr
/ sickness
9-)
;
n rVS
^5n i-
:
exempt from m. w.s.
(^eB)
DWI,
pZ.
arrow,
punishment,
P t. nan, nsin,
nfcqi,
Dp^n,
to
hew,
cut,
Ni.
split; to slay, kill.
to
Pu.
2*n
Hi
pt.
f
of
point
rill (^fBe'b),
(e^aBa'b),
n^HJ
Tqmo
to
ynil
split,
fut.
nani,,
HSm
to
to
VJ93
Canaanitish towns.
nwj
(^aBo'^) middle, half.
/,
* nixq
Pi. pt. ftrtJ?
arrows. cut
off,
shortened.
m
(^aBa'B) small stone,
"j^n
=
"74*q
pr.n.
mf'r)
fragment,
gravel
^n
(^aer
hm-
nv^o'O-) pr.n. of a place. I"
T
[pi
r,^n see y n]. (^a'BaBo'n
ta-
a place
in
of
^
\?$\*
5
TV&fQ
(^aBo'B
ra')
/,
pi
niyiifq, trumpet. (^B&'r) Pi. pt.
"IJffitp
blow the trumpet. (e^Be'r)
m
"isqn,
onsri, c.
v
to
yjh
booty or to shoot Pu. fSq to be
I^Pi
*>Jn (^aBF) m, ip. in, w.s. l'^Sn, middle, half; arrow
T
p*.
or bands.
art.
!
(e)aBa'B)
to divide
Of
pr.n.
(t^aBo'r)
^Sq
bosom, lap; battle-
divide, to form into ranks
to
nirppn
i^n, and
axe.
I^M
be divided, halved.
Tl^n
T}?q,
tv.s.
m,
(e^o'Bon)
1ttn"Ti^M
slay,
divide,
Ni. fut.
halve.
c.
Judah [afterwards
(e^Ba') to
m, c
(cf)c'Ben)
*>n
w.s.
be engraven. to be hewn out.
to destroy.
nsn
(^Bi'r) w,
(d)oBnr)
^n, pi
*n,
c.
lightning;
l^n
taxes.
v
plague, wound; a spear.
M
freed.
released,
'
pi ^(1
adj.,
(<$QfT)
D^'sn, t free,
T^n
2
grass; leek.
hospital.
yn
vnxn
107 r
c.'
c.
nan
and
/,
w.
isq, p*. and rvhsn
m'l^n, enclosure, fence, camp, village;
enclosed
court, yard; many geographical names are com-
pounded with isq.
yi^n
(^gBro'n) pr.n. of
town; pr.n.m.
a
nn*n
108
2in " T I
n^TCH
(t^Bfro'O-)
of a
-.n.
?
(^okko'k)
T-H
}>r.n.)n.
(rf)'.'Bi\r.v)
^i^',.'
ppn town
station in the desert.
($*k*'r) //.
W.$.
^.lJ?l^r! (^"Byrma'vi^-) of an Arabian tribe district
see pTI.
ph
(rfjpk)
"pn
c.
,
^n, DDfPn
($nkr ? 'nj), search out,
"IpHl to
/irf.
ex-
examine, spy out. A't. 1p_n.^ to be searched out, to be ascertained. plore,
[Hadramaut].
pn w.s.
and
ipq, mtp.
'Jlpn
y,r.n.
a
of
pr.n.
in Naphtali.
(e^gk),
(eC>k$g'm),
Pi-
").n to find out.
XP
P j.
(^rkgr) m,
c.
npn,
searching out, examination, statute,
custom
regulation, law, decree share,
;
meditation,
;
"lj?P 1HJ
task, term, limit, boundary.
to
be engraved, carved. set
to
/m. n^.nn?
///V/i.
limits.
Hj?n 2>Z.
fathomable, mystery, in (djpr) m, only pi. D'lh, D^in the free, the noble.
"in
m
(c^ukkr)
c.
/,
ni(5I^I,
npn
statute.
law,
deliberation; unsearchable, un-
2
tin
,
[
a i so
(*?r)
in]
hole, opening, breach.
K")"
only
w,
(^'rg)
^ID
pi
c
.
excrements, dung.
custom.
K?*pr>
ppn ?><
(t^kof?') pr.n.m.
(^aka'k) imp. w.s.
Ppn,
to
pp.in
ngn,
cut,
to
engrave, to inscribe, trace; to establish, ordain,
pre-
scribe. c.
pi-
ordain;
Pi. "'p.pn, pt.
lawgiver; pt.
//<>.
engraved.
decree,
leader,
sceptre.
ppTntp what
law.
p t. pj?np, to
f,a.
is
ruler,
Pu.
ordained.
ppj
^liT
/t*.
to be
to
dry
up,
become or be dry;
Pu. 21T\
stupefied.
be dried.
f
P5iqp
^H
1
(Wb) to
3,15,\.j
to tr.
Hi. linn," to
be
to
to be to pt.
dry up. //. 2in,
be
/irf,
devastated,
desolate
or waste;
to destroy, to lay waste.
Ni.
waste; another.
2im to
to
fight
be
laid
with one
JR. SVfflBl ft.
I"
D^nn
109
T
nnrv, p waste,
n^qp
.
to
to
lay
Ho.
destroy.
(hQ'$o r $'b) to be de-
-,!"
solated, destroyed.
IT}* (%&n)
adj.,
"H" (W4)
M TO,
to
to
be afraid,
to
tremble,
be anxious, to come with Hi.
trepidation.
/nnin,
TinD
pt.
to
THnH,
frighten,
terrify.
dry.
inn
inn 4
(^aifb)
ad/.,
(^fre'd) adj., pi,
//pz.
D^lft,
trembling, fearful, anxious,
nl3"in, waste, desolated.
reverent.
w.; ^"in,
niznq/'c.
^z.
rnmn sword, J jH (e^o'reb) (^p'rgb)
(^
a
dryness,
m
ninn
gent.
desolation,
(^-5cia)/, c.n3iq,
ni*]^q terror, fear, consternation care careful
(^pre'b) pr.n.
rti^n 1 (^rht)
of a top
f,
P i.rt2in
dry country, desert. (d|Qrb*')/,i>.ni^n,
^*?"]q desolation, ruin.
^JID
m,
pi.
C.
JO (^arbona') pr.n.m.
^X *
(<w?)
"It
1
:-
*
E'Wn
]U
(^Irgo'l)
a species
ni*in, to
irr>i
Hi.
Tiph.
be zealous,
Hlpn,
fat.
to burn,
to
grow indignant. 1
-:
Ti"jn
of locust.
rnn,
kindle anger; to act zealHith. fat. "l^^ , ously.
tremble, to flee trembling.
"
to
iqil to cause
to
ft- ^n,i, to
.
in;.,
incensed.
n^qn]
to rival. a
(^ r5b5'n)
inf
burn, to glow with anger. Ni. pt. pi. D^n:. to be
[Pi.]
[Persian]. 1
rnn (^r)
/ dryness,
V.^in, heat, drought. **,4>^
a
(^ rada') pr.n. of a station in the wilderness.
angry, (^5'r5b5')
dry land.
T^IO
2
"mr}
nd. rnrr,
s c.
,
service.
of Sinai.
n2t"S0
))!.
1
,
i
H
4
pZ.
destruction.
JJ<
pr.n.
ro'd)
and place
fountain
near Jezreel; i
drought.
2"in
"^H"
a
of
knife.
:
i
TJ'
a (tf)''b ya')
S ee
pr.n.m.
fin.
(^a ni z |' ra )
,
n /p^
string of pearls or corals.
hinT
DinT
110
I
I
?V\T\
m
(d^ru'l)
C^Hq
pi.
:
thorn, nettle.
r|p^nn fYlH
^|jn
(cf)5rp'n)
,
l^CJ,
a pZ. D^iirj, heat, anger; or combustible burning
^i"in
of
pr.n.
a
(rf)p'rpn<i'yim)
pr.n. of
a town in Moab.
y*HrV
(*?*T) pr.n., p&.
adj. sharp,
(ctnmy.B)
pointed,
zealous,
dustrious;
m
Mount
in-
thrashing-
sledge. 2
m
ditch,
decision,
judg-
(rfjaru'B)
incision;
D^h in
people
Seir. rrt)
(e{)5
P i. onpnq,
,
pocket, bag, purse.
ann.
y"in (d)5rI'B) m, only pf. c. ^in, slice, piece; thrashing-sledge.
^'Tt
($
time
^"jH
a
[troglodyte]
\i^>
place; gent.
D^jil'n
,a
*9'f"
tann
thing [dry wood]. (d)prp'n)
-
bread.
(t^rumS'f) pr.n.m.
c
m licat sunger. ($pn) m white or fine r i')
(^
1
"'"IC*
of
1-
i'
m
s)
act
and
ploughing.
itt^in
#,
(^rfr)
W'nn
/
silent, still, suit rv.
ment. 8
m
gold.
"p"Ti
(^5ru'B)
Tit
(^?ru'B) pr.n.m.
11J1 111
Dn"]n
(d)rri)u'r) (c^ir^ij'fi)
roast [others: to scare up].
lattice,
pr.n.m.
ThT\ hin. IT IT see
inflam-
*^j"HO (^(,r rf)y''') mation, fever.
^10 [for
(<$*'
r 8*)
m
(rf3
chisel, style
CPBPID, writer
itrtp'm) c.
of
see
m, only
^P"]n
pi.
scribe,
hieroglyphics,
Egyptian sage.
*Hn
Sin.
Din 1 Lf.
engraving], character.
EtDin
a
m'pl. ($ r*kkTm) window-lattice.
E^rU!}
pr.n.m.
($*r*'m)
Dinn,
Dnn^
Hi. Dnnn. onqn,
DirPl
,
M
to dedicate,
devote, curse, destroy. Ho.
fat,
Din\
to
be
doomed,
(y$f'i|or*'in)
exter-
minated.
E^" 2 split:
(rti.-mVm)
ft.
p.
to
cut.
-'in,
to
Din
in
Din
nn - T I
with a
flat-nosed [others:
E]"]n (f)$r?'m) pr.n. of a in Naphtali.
uHn
(^?' r e
w.8.
D"in],
or
thing
person
destruction;
j"
a
*|7'V
devoted
*)*TI
,
en-
net,
a
of
pr.n.
2
0$**'')
/fat.
re-
to
^m,
to
pr.n.m.
(^5r?'f)
}
(e^p'ref)
proach,
mountain in Antilibanus.
au-
winter].
nlDiq,
pi.
^IH
iv.s.
n,
harvest-time,
n&T) tew)
pr.n. of a
(gjgrmp'n)
t0
[life].
tumn [and
(ef^rma')
/w.
f]in,
scorn, despise;
(^QrpI')
Canaanitish town.
"(Jin
?*
pass the autumn or winter.
ticement.
mU
TO?
TO
p^p^q,
pi.
extermination
,
inf.
TON expose
[once
)
^pin,
curse
to
m
Pi-".r$n,
proach,
pr.n.m.
(f^ari'm)
Q")n
town
be betrothed.
to
^iPtJJ
split or pierced nose].
c.
/,
nsin, re-
nlBI.D
c.
shame,
of
object
reproach; pudenda. 1
t^p^n
Tn
m
(feme's)
a sickle.
(^ara'n) pr.n. of a
in Mesopotamia,
Yy}
town
to
Carrhae;
zealous,
Din
V.tQ,} creed.
(^grnr^r) pr.n.m.
;
sharp,
Ni. pt.
quick.
be decided,
de-
1
(#,e'rgB)
^. D^n
TOj
ni^nn
itch, scab.
E^n.!j
w
(^e'refi) i.p.
TV
[also
D*in, the sun;
Heliopolis
in
]
8
(^rreB)
pr.w.
of
a
place near ni2D. (^arBu'ft)
p-
reproach,
P
i.
/ pottery.
*]|in,
insult,
to
scorn,
Ni.
($*r*'k)
fut.
p'ljT,
to gnash, to grind the teeth.
pt.
pin,
"OP to
^ilD.v,
fi
jU (^arBan) m, only pi. Q^.'ilD kernels of grapes [others: sour grapes].
PX
Egypt,
npin
(t^rBpbo'a-)
fetters; tortures.
a
D")n nDin],
D"in
to
wound
be
to
decide,
to
fin ;,
fut.
cut, sharpen, point,
also pr.n.m.
1S2Hn
fam'*)
M
burn,
parched. /?<.
"lp*
p/.
to
pi.
Ni. to
Xl J,
be
nn, to be
glow;
IPIj,
heated,
nn l"T
112
burnt, scorched, dried up. inf.
Piip.
"inin
to
only
pi.
kindle.
"H"
^"X'
m, only
(^e'rgS)
artificial
D^'nq,
7
7.
work,
artifice.
',
frf}5i(r'r)
sunburnt,
E"H"]n
dry
country.
fenn
T
ll
1
VqQ* rfy.
*V.H
(^rgB) m,
D'Hnq,
pi.
pottery, clay, "JSHO earthen ware, potsherd.
c.
m
(#S'r$S)
silence;
silently. (c!)
m
pro's)
cutting-
tool; pt. worker.
tt*"lh Pi
D^n
P z.
Joe
?c.
m,
($?'r*5)
rvf'i'n,
(^o r5
.
i'm), thicket, forest.
#|tfi, pt. p.
to engrave,
to cut,
^'i"]n to
p-
t^'inj..
/irf.
to
forge;
to
devise;
Ni. BftCU, to be Hi. pt. B^lEJp ploughed. to contrive, devise.
plough.
Bhn
/m. tfJQJ, to
(fare's)
1
rnn (*w*)
t^nno
-
*0-
to
keep quiet;
to conceal; to
go away in
to silence;
Hith. ttftpflfl to
silence.
keep oneself quiet.
BhH
Crin. TIT'
in
wood,
I*
c.
a
of
KSwTl
(d^Bqf*') pr.n.m.
(rt)<vBi'f) m, only pi. ^tPTJ, a separate flock.
^]^*n
"^'n /k*.
c.
(cWc&) *b'qi,
imp. Vfq, pt -tr;n, to to
off,
tt^J,
a cutter
deny, check, stop: to spare,
metal,
stone;
m,
artist.
DW"in,
deaf,
artisan,
to save.
Ni.
*)jPQsi,
, to be checked: Tjb'^ Tl"
fid-
to
be
>t
reserved.
*)\Vn si*' j
pr..
^'"in, I" Tit"
artificer,
i
(e^'ii>3-)
hold back, to keep
a.
v
smith, workman,
dumb.
miq
p-
preserve; to refuse, withold,
(para's)
W.
n"in
p.
to cut, engrave.
forest in Judah.
be deaf, silent;
to
tf"i"in]
still.
imp- 2
Hi. tt^lQBj
pr.n.wi.
(elfcrSj*)
(^ro'^O-) pr.ik of a place in northernPalestinc, D'ian - n^'-in. vi-:
Htpnri
[=
be deaf, dumb, silent,
/
KJfHij
deaf
and
i,,o:,'n
t
(
inf.
^*n
*|TO?, imp. f fflfa
fut.
DOT
>#n
113
uncover, defoliate; to draw, to take off [water].
a
($ s$bn'y5')
ri^W^C]
ng');
pr.n.m. 1
(^ 5s^'b)
2g'n
to count,
to
impute,
to
3tfn,
inf.
count
for,
esteem,
invent;
artificial
pt.
ni n#ru,
imp. pi.
ntSTI
'
7
Hith. self
'
:
devise;
reckon count, to be about.
2^TiPn
to
niHS^O
w
girdle,
(^asb$ddan$);
1
the
M
account,
rea-
(^gsbp'n)
chief
town
pr.n.
of
the
of
pi.
(ef)issbp'n)
nirin^'n,
m.
only in-
device,
vention, war-engine.
irntrn ($By?), (^agjhya'hv)
n
be
;
(^ggsu'b) pr.n.m.
or
dark,
grow
obscured.
ift.
be
to
TJ^Tnj,
sJ^DjL to make dark, darken; to spread dark-
fut.
to
ness. (e^gp'cS) ad;.,
^l^H
only pi
;
/,
c.
or
w)
"rr'q
'n2 f rj
(e^-?
($qW)], "j>J. same as "^n.
?tTi
(^gsg'i)
n^'n
[also
D^n'
a.
the
hufm
P t.
to be enfeebled, tired. (e^gsu'm) pr.n.m.
*pDtTl
(gjggmo'n) pr.w. of a
place in Judah.
n^lD^ij
((fjjSmon?') pr.n. of
a station in the desert. 'rjSftft!
"$3^0.
Hebrew-EDgli6h.
^T)
m, w.s. darkness misery,
(^o'secfe)
ignorance, falsehood.
n
Amorites. "]*Zlti-*n
be quiet,
%
m
(^esbo'n)
-
lip'
HDI^n T
com-
soning. 1*12^'
J
(g)Qskr)
(^agybg') pr.n.m.
putation,
silence, to
D^Dl^'n, dark, obscure, low.
(^?'5et>)
^"Qt^n
H^n",
to rest; to silence.
^tf'n
belt [of a priest].
n^^n
keep
Hi.
i^pn, p. n^'nb
count one-
among.
-^'P
to
nty'q, fut.
3,#W.,
ft*.
to be counted, Pi. reckoned, esteemed. to think. nty'n, fut. nsrrv i" i
in/,
active, silent.
p. 2JTLJ,
meditate,
)
to
weaver.
worker,
(e^sg
to
reckon; to think, combine, devise,
ng'n
a (rf)
s$b-
^?^D
(e^sma'l) m,
w.
8
Zoc.
wn m
114
ii
PDtttP'Pl t :
i
shining o metal
5
[electrum, or pyropus].
ipt^'n
only
noble,
dis-
(dlp'ggn)
breast-plate
m
ornament,
of
the
High
Priest.
pt*n tached
to,
be
to
(d^s&'k)
to love, to
pleasure or delight Pi.
Pu.
at-
have
in.
to fasten together.
p^'n
to
p$$f
pt.
tv.s.
to
firni,
fl
(4ittr)
be
rrn
c.
/,
fear, terror.
Win
tinguished, rich. *|trn
nnni,
/id.
take, to seize.
(f^ism^'n) ad/.,
D^tttfTI,
pj.'
innr
m
(4ittu'i)
bandage.
flp^D (4^49'^) pl.
Cr.nnn
Wl
(e^Ittl')
f riTni, scendant
rWin"
"pn
,,
only
terrors.
put, ^i.
pi.
DV.p, de-
n;r,n,
of Jin, Hittite.
(4M*fr) /terror.
M. spry
(rf)50-ci'*)
to
be determined.
bound together.
(a^'i) A,, ^rp and Ho. ?|3p!J (h$4tl) to be swathed, swaddled.
^PO delight, desire.
pt^n
only pZ.
(45u'k) w,
"^H (4 &P*') /"swaddling ft
D^pCMl attachment, junction-rod.
pt^n
($issu'k)
to,
(^Bxr)
pZ.
awheel.
D^pttTl, spoke of
nntpn
c.
/,
nitp'n
a gathering. "IJ&'n
(rtjlssiyr)
only pZ.
to,
of a wheel,
.
tt'E*0 (exit's)
to
hay,
(4*8-)
broken,
DDnn
adj.,
Dpn /,.
(4*a*'m) Dififli,
to
reveal
terrified;
fear, dread.
DTH m,
w..
in/,
of
a
seal;
as
crq,
Dirn,
p.
p*.
to
to hide,
a secret.
Xi. inf. DiFlflj to be sealed. Pi.
DPn
shut up. pi.
pr..
(*53-l?'n)
place in Syria.
dry
grass, stubble.
nn
lr*?0
shut, close,
CHttTI the nave i
bandage.
cloth,
only
stop, to shut
nnn IT
to
Hi.
close,
up.
see onin. IT
norih
to
D'jglTQ to
(4^'m$d-) /
seal.
contract
to
affinity
by
"jf^O (^a3-5'n)
m
bridegroom; relative
son-in-law;
by
marriage. m, w.s.
(^po-c'n)
*]fin
break through, to break
nnn
{<m&$&) ;? ?*. m'n be condismayed, founded. Ni. nnj, fut. to
rpi,
fi^r'n,
iJrn father-in-law. :
to
into; to beat, to row.
marriage.
i
nmu
115
ISO
in,D?.
crushed,
be broken,
to
dis-
terrified,
i
rOnh
f mother-
(^oO-e'ngQ-)
in-law.
n^rin
nrn to be broken; to terrify. f nuptials.
(djnO-uima')
^rin (^H't)
br.
($S'*B*)
1
npn m
(^3-ar)
nnn, nnnn, Winn,
/*. niT to break; to terrify.
p]nni to
fut.
catch, seize.
^10" "inn
mayed, alarmed, to be in Pi. fear, to be in despair.
robber.
m
(^a^-a'O-)
terror,
dismay. a
/W
inn: njnn
.
(e^'ft) pr.n.w.
to
tD the
ninth letter called
alphabet,
of
twisting]; 9 [IB
coiling,
=
numeral
=
Ntp NtJKtt (t 5 tr) to sweep away. :
the
tV%}
[a as a
i"
"HltD
Pi. KJpKt?
nil?,
pi DTDtt
guardsman.
TQtJ
m,
(tg'bag))
niltt, w.s.
"rpp,
i.p.
killing,
slaughter, massacre; killed beast,
only
pi.
^0$
meal
of
meat.
(te'hg^) pr.n.m.; also
pr.n. of a town.
:
(tpba'r)
m
navel,
height, summit.
J-Qtp
(tabbs'$) m,
butcher, cook; executioner, 1
15].
^JOtD (taVYl) pr.n.m.
^2tt (tabu'l) m, D^nt3 turban.
TQtt
(taba'ci))
p
;
in/,
^.
and imp.
n^tp
(tabba^') /", ninStS, female cook.
nnnt? (tiw)
/,
,.*.
pi.
'ppatp
to
slaughter, to kill; to cook, to dress.
nn^P
nnnp
(tswa-)
pr. n
.
town.
8*
of a
I
in;
T
rgiB T I
(nwD
bffl
^2b
to
u 'r^, P t. immerse.
fat.
to
dip,
im-
Ni. hffl) to be mersed, moistened.
iil^SP
^*b
"
nyStiX tit: v
to
sink,
Pie.
sunk.
Ho.
sink
to
V.5P yjJMjJsj
to to
be be
i
purification.
ity,
1
ITitD
be
to
(tpb)
well,
pleasing,
Hi.
signet-ring,
seal,
ring.
to
S^pM
to
do well;
to
adorn,
make good;
to to
do good;
IW J-.U (tbrlmmp'n) pr.n.m. pr.n.
(t&bbs'fr)
of
a
2
pi.
D^fa,
ninlo,' ninto,
nib'
(tpb) adj.,
niltp
?.
beautiful,
m name of the Hebrew month [Janu-
venient,
ary or February].
linp,
nfttp
(tshp'r)
'
e! -inp, rfllnp",
ofljf.,
con-
sound,
happiness, adv. well.
D^htp, f altD nnntp, pure, east
""l,uP1,
to
be clean, pure,
innocent, righteous.
Pi.
IptP, tip. M.. ^"lntD. fat.
~m\
l~u\
to purify.
be
to
make
Pu.
pt.
cleansed.
clean,
"lfpP Hith.
m
pleasantness;
(tpb) pr.n. of a district
of the
unalloyed.
imp. Iptp, /id.
titbit,
the good, the right, virtue,
Hits (tjhf'r)
kind;
cheerful,
pZ. pZ.
clean, purified,
to
lovely, fruitful,
(tfbe'-9-)
tenth
Iptt
good, excellent,
pleasant,
place.
to
cheer,
please.
nitt
J"GtD
good, lovely,
rriySt? (t$bHV&) pr.n.m. j
m
/,
irHnti, purity, purification.
cheerful,comfortable,happy.
sunk, to be laid deep.
niy?,
Vino t t:'
j.
m,
' (to'har) v
i
STEM (Wat) down.
purify
oneself.
splendour, brightness, pur-
pr.n.m.
(t^ftlyj'htj)
TjW, TpB?
to
(tub)
beauty,
Jordan.
m
goodness,
excellence,
cheer-
well-being; good things, the best things.
fulness,
}!T0YW it
i
-:
2*ltt (tobu.io'nlvN^'* \
hu) pr.n.m.
^
117
rpznts IT I
IT
J"TJ/)
I
M
T
. |
]P!^ (tv4'n) m/. lin^, imp. > / Tiqp, A* iPP p. lpi to crush, grind; to turn ,
3.
;>/
P z.
iflp,
the hand-mill as a slave;
weave.
to spin, to rfltp
l
to oppress; pt. fpl.
nts, to
np,
(tu'a^) p/;
the grinders,
smear, to daub, to plaster, to whitewash. Ni. Hip J, inf.
jtt
nitSH to be plastered.
I'T"
c.
Hi^Dbn
the teeth.
/a
?,
(t^o'r)
:
e.
(tj'rtjana')
Dn'np,
fiSttltt (totgW) / only pi. band about the nlBpltp, IT
i.
nhp,
mill.
only
pZ.
swellings,
;
carbuncles, ulcers.
*
I
forehead, before
above
or
prayer-fillet.
hti
m
(tgi)
^JJ.
^f?;,
*?W
be
to
fat.
to
a
^w
Pilp. "Pp^P throw or fling about.
"HtD
D'Hp
,
c.
pi
m,
(tor)
\Tltt,
row
onriD,
(tai)
?jj?tD,
K?tp
row, series,
/*. fcnp; to
fly.
7p,
i.p.
pt.
w.s.
N^p
p.
to
mended.
(W)
i
to
to,
dew. (tair)
to be (tufl)
pinnacle
bricks,
be spotted, variegated. Pu.pt. N^pp to be patched,
range; [hearth, enclosure?] fcP-.t3
of
of a wall.
be
prostrated.
encampment, village;
tent,
hw\ to
cast,
^) to plaster on a
t^P (tit) to loam, clay, mud. iTTO (tlra') / habitation,
to
throw,
Ho.
cast forth.
/.
^pn,
to
(ti'
wall.
round the arm.
the eyes,
a
ij^p
dash.
m,
0.
rfctp',
a
young lamb.
nntp II.Hpp shoot.
nntD
(t5^ 5 ') to
/^. ?f
.
pi
bend a bow,
/,
only
mill.
^
pZ.
kidneys: the
mill,
hand-
(tHI')
D^tp, IT.' ^,?P
m
(taltela')
/ a throw-
ing or hurling down.
inmost part. ^Intp (t^o'n)
n^tpptO iTtD
(tW)
JTintt, reins,
c.
to
to,
only
pZ.
lamb.
(to'i)
p*.
7*9
to
cover with beams or rafters.
D?tD
(fg'lgm) pr.n. of
a town
us
lit?^e
Judak
in
called
[also
"ICStt
n>lp
J
-
't-'
XDt?
(tSlmo'n) pr.n.m.
and
[ritually
to
oneself,
faned.- A'. K$B,
make
to
Ni. Xfflf)
morally]. defile
be
to"
A*. Kft9?
(tgm'r),
be pro-
NQP
fat.
unclean,
to
nounce unclean.
KSgn
pro-
Hothp.
(fsm?) adj.,
D^BtJ, /
c.
HXpp
/
v
:
/"
:
i
\
(tarn?')
(t 5 ma'n)
ftp?,
Ni. n#t?J
to
j*.
P
.
nw,
conceal,
to
pi.
to hide,
bury;
to
keep, to preserve; to lay a snare. Ni. imp. "jOtt H to
hide oneself.
Hi. fid.
1'ptPl to hide, preserve.
NjB (t'g)
W;
,.,.
7\$ft
TOP'
ipVP
feeling,
understanding,
judgment;
l^
1
(t*\Vn) A*.
to be
IVb
pierced.
l^?
(tr^'u)
imp. pi. uyt:
to load, burden.
^P
(t*f)
m
?]L\
,
i.p.
USP, DD?P
co//.
w.s.
children,
little ones.
(t$fa^) Pi. ngt?, to spread out, to stretch out;
(tStf'f)
bring up, to nurse.
"?J?
(t$'**i)
palm,
m
flat
pi.
ninrj
hand,
hand-
,
breadth; console, corbel.
jSP
(tTppu'^)
only
m,
DTlBtp nursing
[of
only
to sullv.
Pi. fut.
p/.
child-
ren].
"Sb
(to'f*$)
m
hand-
breadth.
s Stt
(t 9 fa'i)
/fat
^P?
paste, to besmear,
basket. ^IPJ?
flavour;
royal decree.
to
jbp, /W.
in/,
D^PP, / ":iDp, to
w/.s.
m,
(tCi'Mra)
taste,
nStg
be unclean.
IDtp
per-
uncleanness, im-
purity.
HDtt
Q VP
'un-
ilKDtO and riKBB % x (tom'r) t t t i
to
try,
a
NOP,
clean [ritually and morally].
(tymV)
to
taste,
ceive, to understand.
to be defiled.
2
SDtp
to
d'w\ RVP'
A*
HpBp,
imp. pi.
>
fane, to desecrate, to pro-
pi.
,/.
(ta'o'm)
c;;t?
uS'P'l:
in/:
(tymc')
t0
astray.
1
unclean
to
"VP"
Hi.
(t u \V)
lead
to
to
im-
pute.
iDStp (tlfBCi'r) Bt,pJ. D^PpS
.
18'
119
nst?
Assyrian
com-
dignitary,
mander, captain.
(mt)
*]gtt
//.
mince one's
to
P]iBU
walk
steps, to
D"ltp
[expectation]
(tg'rgm)
adv.
and
yet; /
D1B3, v iv
cow;, before, :
*pB
not
D*lt9B before. v iv
>
m/.
(tara'f)
Pfit?, Pfltp,
coquettishly.
tPDtt
be
to
(tafa's)
dull,
stupid.
nStp
(tara'd)
pt.
to
^P
to load, burden.
Fpft
m
(to'rfc^)
burden.
hardship, encumbrance.
"HE
(tan)
only
a#.,
nHtt moist,
fresh.
the
tenth
letter
of
the
T
=
10.
for,
to
to
1
(j'?'*' ^)
long
desire. (y*' 5 ')
"^t
je
t
^
becoming,
(y3'$'i)
M.
to
act
foolish,
fy$ti to be
or
appear
fit.
T^lfl,
as a fool.
:
it:
T^v
(va'a'l)
imp. fy&in,
/.
be willing,
to
i
:
a (ya" zanya
?*tf see
to
undertake, to be venture;
)
pr.n. in.
IK},
Hi. (yeo'r)
HI,
j>z.
'
'1
D^N?, pr.n.m.
n^N
TW
r
:i-J
(ja'i'r)
^iji,
pleased, to be content.
"fi*0 see 1fc\
"^I^?-
<$T
begin,
to suit.
L
-j^
a
^t
i
1^,
prey [torn beast]; food, nourishment. leaf;
/ HSItp (ti-efa') /" cattle torn by wild beasts; booty.
[=
alphabet, called TP hand]; as a numeral
w.*.
m,
(te'ref)
fresh
newly
fresh.
off,
1
^
adj.
(tsi'5'f)
plucked
nib
t/>.
to cause to eat, to feed.
aits. v iv
:
i
Pu. ^TP,
^Ttt to be torn in pieces. Hi. imp. iv. s. , jD , "lpM
-
drop
continually.
=
to pluck
;
to be torn
P] (lt?J
in pieces.
TIB
push, to persist, to
D*ntD
Ni.
off.
(tafa'ft) p-.W./!
"HE
to tear in pieces
pr.?i.
insjs N 0-
->
the Nile.
river; as a
WW I
120
T
l"T
YT. desist
to
Btytti
Pi.
despair.
cause
to
inf.
town
to
from, 'N}.
to
to
despair,
(yfl^'fr'm) /'.w. of a in Issachar.
brother-in-law.
abandon.
EJ T
TON}
(yo'Cvys')
(ySW'm) [denom. of
/. D3?
[ITJfltJ]
fulfil
the duty of a brother-
ri*o see ring. ITT
in-law, to
^^]
of a brother.
nn^
(y^Orri'y) pr.n.m.
(y5v<i'i))
m
.
cry out, to call aloud. 13. see "tlj
?1IP
m, w..
5
(y by'i)
growth,
D^n;
(y
H VS-) ;
to.*.
/.
Tjrpn^ sister-in-law. 1
/jH^lfrWn'Vl)
pr.n. of
two
towns.
fruit.
produce,
7^?
goods.
(ylfrnft')
of
pr.n.
a
Philistine town.
D^ZP of
marry the widow
?
23:^ nOl']
to
DT] D^to
(ylbbfrn), inf.
;
(y bu'B) pr.n..
Jerusalem;
B^aj
see #ia.
UP
(ylb^'r);
name
old ,
gent.
pi2\
n,rW
(yftn'yf)
and
r$y
(ylbnjyy?') pr.n.m.
19J
Pr- (yfWk) (y5Vl'n)
a
of
;'>
tributary of the Jordan.
pr.n.m. .m.
l
?\2'P to
lead;
to offer.
731
,
Ho.
to
present,
^H,
//.
to be led, conducted,
Efr'IP
(yTbB5'ra)
^ ?y
(yttfl)
carried.
fut.
r\W2), dry, to
;
ft
(3
Pi. adj.,
ri?21 haying Bores, ?jtt see fcli\
become dry.
to
be
to
dry
up,
vV'0 prn.m.
(y*bb 5 'l)
V2\
in/".
Bfcw,
to be parched, wither; to be drained.
stream, river.
2J2
pr.n.m.
f
tfjjp.,
only / ulcers.
tfjEJ]
to
fut.
make
C'21 dry.
to
[for ///.
/fett^l', to make dry; />ifr. to become dry,
^Pin,
>
t
ti
*2
121 2
trn^T
(ygbe'g) adj., pi. nyffdi, ^!^'2 , drv, parched.
f
Ufo*
(
[also tt^J] town in Gilead.
and nw'21 s (v&bbasa') I V V V-
T T
I
(y&bbg'ggft)
^,?^ }5J pZ.
^
T
?J!. see pftj Hi.
(yi^-'a'l)
exert
plough; p.
nrQ^P
; (yQ^b ha) pr.n. of a
a*
yr:, uje to to
wearied;
/to-
toil,
to
V,5!;
to
to
Pi. ViP
oneself.
y^in
arable land.
mi
(y???'\>)
y?#r)
pr.n.m. to
(y?S*'b)
(
be
D^ZIj? ploughmen.
pr.n.m
(ycgU')
V
dry land.
/"
wear-
?
(y gra')/toil,
iness.
,c"!V
nt^ I
y 5 bc's)
of a
p\n.
HJW
Hi.
weary.
im-
to
weary,
portune.
V$\
(y5ga")
m
earnings.
town in Gad. ^"?*!!-^ (yigd&lya hy) pr.n.m.
W
ing.
1W.
(y^f)
ruij],
to
n,4l
[
M.
afflict.
rDi*,
p.
to
for
[for
be Pi.
afflicted.
rftVM
afflict,
fftU
nriJ,
p*.
grieved,
/to.
weary, exhausted; weary-
HS3
t0
ruin, ntfr,
res. s]?jlo, to
to
grieve;
m
"j^ (y^'r) [Chald.]
heap
of stones.
^
(y?foT) p/.
rn&
^-u;,
to be afraid, to fear.
T
/ [and m],
(yad)
c.
T,
re-
move. *P^t (y^go'n)
m
grief, sorrow.
niThand; power, assistance;
"l*^
(yago'r)
fearing,
arfj.
place; (yagu'r) pr.n. of
(yagi'
'jV.^jj
ae )
^n
yU]
pZ.
c
(ya^I'a
)
m.
labour, toil;
goods, wealth.
only
see
k^TP
n.^a (yl<f l?
r
)
pr.n. of a
town in Zebulon.
wearied, tired. e
Z^l
adj.,
monument.
a place
in Judah.
4^1
tenon;
side; pi. turns, times; part,
fearful.
"^} T
strength,
axle,
c.
produce,
^'.^
TV
:^
(yldba's)
(yada'd)
cast [lots].
pr.n.m.
pf.
pi
HI
to
nriT
122
^TH
(yHW&) f
object of
(jW)
^I7t
throw,
niT, H^l]
/u*.
H!i
p*.
t
to
praise, 1
to
confess;
for
speak
to
sing. Hith.
glorify.
to confess; to praise.
11T
(yTddo');
(v 5 do'n);
^"!t (y^v'*") pr.n.m.
]TFR)
(y^ao-Q'n),
"pipnj
(y^di'd)
adj.,
TT, 1
pi. dhh;, / r^n: PITT, beloved, lovely,
pi.
to be acquainted with; to become acquainted with a woman [sexually].
m
/*/p?.
lovely
things.
^IPT-" (y^W)
be
make
to
known; known,
to
.
perceived, oneself Pi.
appear.
yjT to cause to know. Pu. pt. y,T9 to be known. to be familiar.
trTn,
inf.
Hi. tt^Tln,
imp.
y.'jin,
jnii
to
cause to know, to let know; to inform, to announce. [for
VTO],
pt.
/ nyiiD to become known. /MA. {/". yTrH y,*JlD,
(y dayr);
fcjMTO
*]? (yWf)
pr.n.jn.
D^R iDT
^T
jnj (yw
i"T
(y5h)
inf.
v% nm
3PJJ as
ttjp,
:
i-
)
y,T\
WWW)
*
Dl.t M
to
Po. appoint.
/ryv.
P
.
pi.
adj.,
knowing;
sufof.
sorcerer, magician, wizard;
iv
see
oneself.
prophesying
see ^x-
:
known,
oneself
yH'P to order,
D^VT.
?
(y*4l"Ti);
make reveal
pr.n.m.
pr.n.m.
[= Solomon].
HTT!
to
to
pr.n.f.
faWW)
"ITTO
/'.
J55, p
v.t;:, fut.
to
yTiJ
,
pleasant; friend;
i
to to
know,
discern;
Ho. y-in
(y$dd$'y) pr.n.m. c.
perceiye, to
iJFJin, /<. tt*fl\
(VdJO-u'n) pr.n.m.
TT
to
it'ilr
Hi.
in/ niTiH, imp. pi.
nin, /m. ni?
H^ir ^
to
Pi. JIT, tn/.
to throw, cast.
"IT!"!,
out,
HI
imp- pi
cast.
\1L
p.
understand,
love.
V-p
:>rp
spirit.
shortened form
(>!>)
only imp. 30,
an exclamation:
come mi
of
it
give!
-dtp TT
128
3.T t:
I
I
i
3jT
m w
(yeh^'i?)
,
.s.
333;, 5
f
sa*.
^Hx (y*w 4)
"TO?
Jew.
to turn
town
of a *T,H? (y hu'4) pr.n. 5
in Dan.
VII see nrt.
m
iWVJJ see ^; TPP (yahi'r) a<#. *
?iT I" -
*
i
i
:
ff'Si'T T
*); '
'
5
'
'
pr.n.m.
ni^n^
?
grenf.
/
rPTiPP 1
pj'.w.m.,
"^IT,
pi.
PPW
and Jew,
Judsean,
,
in
/
Jewish;
Jewess,
Hebrew language.
nHTP* rfiTP
[with the "Ti^l to be P r0_
(y%pva)
vowels
of
nVjll
(y&hvg'),
[meaning the ever-being,] the
God
true
the
of
(y%o'z 5 b ? 'd);
(y5ho'^anf 'n)
ar);
;
VT^
r?Ji7;
pnin; ;
(y ho'yf-
(rho'y^I'n);
D^;in^(rhp'y?krm);nn.;in^ 8
(y^ho'yfri'b); ?,2inj (y
hWl);
(yWattrt);
fljjlfl
agjirj;
pr.n.m.
m
a pre-
a
(ya'h lp'm)
cious
diamond
stone,
rfttfft
7^1
or
(y^haB)
(y^'hBa) pr.n. of a
(ytorwctf);
njpji
town
5
(y
ho'Bada'k);
ram);
D^lPlJ
(y%?-
V2$\f\\ (y'hpse'KO
:
in
Reuben.
(yob);
72^
y? v^);
?"P '
1
(yVri);
(
a11 (y?' 5 g ); afti 2I1V (yoba'b) pr.n.m.
^
,
p&
m,
(yobe'l)
D^/IIV, cry of joy, shout, signal, blast of a trumpet;
the
Jubilee, the [50
of
year
th
]
year of
release.
^Hv 5
,?^
-DTV;
(yCibg.'l)
pr.n.m.
(yuba'i)
m
river.
(yp'z 5brd);
HnV
(yp'c)anS'n);
"ljri;
(yp^a);
yTV
TPffi
(
yr-
U^
(yp'yada
e
i"^^;(rh5' *dda'n);pTiin:
or
emerald.
zac^5'r); flf'f);
(y hallelVl)
Vnrn IW'
Hebrews.
TSpPP
5
^?!?Lp
nKV> (yoVb); nsr iHXV (yp"f^a'z);
(y*hv4r*) pr.n.f.
nounced
see ^."IN I-T Pi.
.
Dpn7_
(y hCid$')
Judah; DHtilV
proud,
arrogant.
r
TnKliT (yh5"*i w* tt (y ho'a's)
pr.n.m.
(y hp's$fg,'t)
concern.
lot, gift,
(y^^i'n);
')
;
D^
(yp'yakrm);nn.;V(yp'yari'b); ^Di"
1
(yCidj&'l)
pr.n.m.
VU
v IV
75?^ (yWWW) U
bpT" see
FTOfl
"iT
maker,
former,
?>'/"
creator,
potter.
'r.
E^f^P
see
TP
;.
Di' (ypm) m, dt. D?J21\ p
(yoki'm) j)r.n.m.
HT. ITT
see
1
c.
D^p;,
pZ.
number
a
some time, year,
of days,
Dip to-day; Dl)3 in the day-time, on the same life;
CPD
day;
DDT
1
now.
at present,
(ypm^'m) adv.
nj^l CSV
(ypr$')
pr.n.m.
[poetically
pj
niD^] day;
i> ll
(y?rg')
[in
autumn].
n^
(ypr^'y);
"IDH
2#i;
(
Ionia
"I,
;
early
y?sr);
qj1'
(ypiTv'm);
$g'fi4);
njigfi;
r$v
yrs*vyr);
(
err
(ymi);
Bjjpi;
rain
(yu'S&b
(yp'sihyr);
n;2^'i;
by day day and night,
pr.n.m.
(yp"9-5'm)
always.
m
'""'^P''
^
pr.n.m.,
(y$v$'n)
\Xl
or
Greece;
D^V;
gent.
a
also
)))],
town
>Z.
in
t
(ypO-?'i)
remainder, more,
adv.
profit;
rest,
further; too
much;
redundant,
lobe
besides.
Arabia. ]*C (y5\fn)
c
m,
mud,
flj,
P
T\
(ypne'k)
/Tlj?^, child;
JJJft BTf);
m,
pJ. nlp^',
rrspr
r
^:
(y 'z5ny5'j
D'gfl),
sucking
young twig, (yo'n 9 0-5'n);
*
T
pJ.
TO (yiWyyT);
rr(y 5 zrz);nxr'My^rr);
(y? n ?) pr.n.m.
pN
nn.
see
W*T! (yVTft
D]Ji\ dove.
Ht
the
of
liver.
mire, dung.
shoot.
*\DV
(yp-
(yrffiyr);
9!J, (yS'z**)
rnr
w
prn.m.
sweat.
(yfcr*'i|)
=
rrrs-
H^DDll (yfer^lyf') pr.n.m.
^*}T}V. /<>-.?*.
(y&'n) I^SIP] of
towns:
of/^.
,
13Ki (y9'8'*fir);^(y?*f's);
1
"I^**
(\pBo'r)
m
fashioner.
n^VIP; also pr.n.m. "I"J (yW4) fat. TV, to
be
2VT
12 .>
-in>
|
attached, united.
Pi. fut.
"IiT- to unite. i"
(y*'W) m oneness. communion; adv. union,
""j.l
together, jointly, all alike.
"irn
rnn.
S ee
^fOl on j
(yW?l)
p.
llpni..,
ceive.
^Hl (yWv) a^v- together,
rut,
Pi.
WPQJi W.
f
w.s.
be
to
Dpi,
in the rut, to conceive.
|~'
(y^avY
in heat, to con-
pf.
with one another, at the "PiDrP (y$gjmu'r) same time, jointly. of deer, buck.
bmn]
qp?, qpl,
be
to
be in the
to
pr.n.m.
m
(yw'm)
a species
(y&emay) pr.n.m.
'-
:
m
)TV see n:n.
5
^^Q?(yW W)
'ri);
(y^azl'e'l); TlgfX.
I
1
^jT
ad/\ barefooted,
(ya$)c'f)
unshod.
TRpJO^
(y^izkiyy?'),
HJICP
kiyyi'hu);
(y^fc-
(yS^zer?');
'T'NTP (y^i'e'l) pr.n.m.
TP
see ppn.
?$^rP (yj(|ifl) nnj (ya^ar) Pi. [for "in"]
pr.n.m. fut.
Iff".
to delay.
"irn see rnn.
/
r^'^[''n%
f
saken;
for-
alone,
only,
life.
rnm f!x^: (y^iyy*) v ?TP (
^PJ (j'W B
7
imp.
/w
?pl,
^n^D
to
pect,
to
wait,
be
^ni\
to tarry.
u
M
inf.
register.
nn^
(yi^ift) pr.n.m.
?n\ tD\ \& ?p5, p. Pi.
hope,
ex-
np;>
see
P1J54-
( y5 ta'b)
m. ap,
n;^
to
[once
3J5*?.] 5
to
be good,
Hi. /^rifrl,
well,
beautiful,
pleasant,
patient;
cause to hope.
M
.
^P^
and
p/".
in a family register;
=
<P3 (yW'i) A *?IT\ to wait,
^B*.
)
t^nTin, to be enrolled
inf.
adj. waiting,
(yae^I'l)
family,
race, genealogy.
'
hoping.
i
(ya'^P)
fr'0,1
soul,
[peerless]
rmi
to wait.
lovely, Hi.
glad,
rpri,
cheerful. inf.
rrt^D,
126
it :t
T
I
name
ap'3, rp'u, fay. nyp'O,
^5
/.
front of the temple.
n^v!,
ajP?.,
3*JP*8 to do well, to
good, to do good; to to
cheerful;
make make
adjust;
W.. l*p?5^
inf.
adv. well.
n 5 t?x
IT ;
ae^i, p.
(yytts'j
[taken from
?D1K,
nfflipj (ygt-
W&*); HL^
?
(y cf)olti'v).
toi. **."*&.
A*
(yst**');
of a pillar in
of places.
tfo.]
to
7J1*,
be
able',
prevail,
over-
to
hpti,
capable;
pr.n.
pi.
'/.>:?;,
come, master, comprehend. 1
Tt^
(y*tu'r)
V~1V
= :
(r^u-r),
(y d>(>ly$'hu) pr.n.f.
see
y,T
VXM.
see fcjg
(y^nyr),
grapes]
*p
of
pr.n.m.
*^ T. T
123 i" t
iDID^
HDD t t
see
:
1
VD^
and
1
see
fl
np?
ZZo.
v \ I (yl'4)
u ni n>, it" IT-
I *n/.
\<>
I
see
=
SEpDD* i\:: ri?\
fit.
:
:
],
ft,
intoxication.
HDJ
"^"GDI it :
o.
[m;ide
rm\ ITT
see see
i>
wine
;
I
IP
m,
(yCi'yln)
w.s-.iJV.j
qsj;
5
(y tf>Qny3'hvi)
15.
*:tfo
J
:
^T
n?l
pr.n.m.
'
A'. i"
/ '
'
,
vi
r.1
i"
iv
:i-
:
1
r
"
v
1'
1
,r
'
m?\ nw.
rn?i\ tv
J
.
1
to dis-
rpy, P / nrpi:, pute with one, to argue; to be convicted, reproved. .
-
hi
rppi\
rppin, r\g\\
rnin,
p. li ?^ to bring forth,
bear; to beget.
^U,
Ni. "jStl,
T^p,
inf.
to
bom.
"^
Pi. iS?*. ..
"T;\
/trf.
fat.
P t. opio
/></". /
.
to
1
1
to help
to
to bear,
to
decide, judge; to meditate
bear;
or arbitrate; to reprove, Ho. Tl^Tl punish, chide. to be punished. //it It.
deliver; pt. f rn,fc2? midwife. Ph. \2? to be born.
n^Tiri
*VT?)
to
dispute,
WW)
* 1
.
.
.
1
argue. l^l'l, v 1
p-n./.
J
1p*.
T^iO
to
cause
1
to bear, to beget;
to
pro-
Ho.
inf.
1
J*
-^
(yytfj'n)
pr.n.m..
patr.
duce,
create.
T*
127
m?n be
be bora.
to
^K-On
ifi'M.
to cause oneself to
in
enrolled
a
family
one
J
young one;
pi
,
H?' Wl, !:? I"!
c
male
born,
1^T
\p.
ro,
(ye'lfid)
DH?\ I'Ti'
Wih),
m, pi.
(yillo'd)
(ycm) m, only hot springs.
maiden.
l>
childhood. (yaldu'5-) / youth; young men.
(y*1 ?
11
)
bora,
l^J,
see
^?T
son,
(yaral'ii) pr.7i.vi.
^H.
lament;
to shout triumphantly. 5
(y
le'l)
m
a howling.
(yemiai')
opposed to
[as
to wail, to
;
pofo*.
-IT 1
W?? "pp^
?*!
e.
right side, right
W??
{yWA) Hi. htyn, imp.
??n),
/*,
pZ.
child
[born in the house]. 71^ T
and
hand, the south; prosperity.
I
'"T^,
?i
(yaml'n)
nm rp^. wvi WW,
rp:
*U^ c.
(y^mima) pr.n/.
-
c.
(yali'd) ad;.,
nna. ITT
see
iv.s.
pr-n- m
s
!
VPJ
D^D?
pi.
(y mtj'?'l) pr.n.m.
.
nD^p^
one born.
it
river
large
0?
rw
nn?l
I
D'pl, sea, lake,
[Xile, Euphrates]; a laver
^f!:^
children.
')
TJ?J
p?.
west;
son,
child, pi.
^Jr- (y^ d * /&i r
71^
H ngj, the
:
in the temple-court.
register.
*$!!
'it
adj.
right
left].
2
<ji.
(y^mlnD
p,
S^D^, n^D^
(yimlf') pr.n.m.
=]7-
- (y* m ^? '^) pr.n.m.
]P T
(y* m &' n )
-ff*-
wo,
rpy
of
Benjaminite.
[denom. of
*v. rp*,
&*.
wailing, lamentation. J"
1
?!?!
(yW*)
/"
an itching
(ye'iek)
m
a
kind
of
locust. >w
to
(W mu 5') pr.n.m.
shepherd's right.
bag. (yam)
I'p;,
m,
c.
Dl,
?f.
foe.
turn
hand, to use the right hand. Jt
^[?f- (y^ k5't)
Ct
p*.
to the right
scab.
P ?,?.
irpxn,
*it
:
(yi mn ^")
pr.n.m.
128
r
i
it
"IDJ
Hi.
(ygmCi'r)
to
T,p*B
to
change,
exchange. Hith. 1J5!P? to take one's
110. T
I
(yl mr $')
:
pr.n.m.
W2h = n$# i
:
:
i
i
see
i
(y$na
[for
1&K. t
to
;
Tlf*, pi. w.s.
qr: [- qplKiTJVL to
nri"',
njin,
pt.
tf. 5.
sj.'jiio,
maltreat,
(y*np'n^)
town
to
over-
pr.w.
T
KU
see
IW
of
a
^ET?!
to
TOP,
inf.
if.
i$)t
npi, Atf
inf.
to
to be founded.
1pin,
inf.
pt.
"iCi^
m
(rfiu'4)
foundation,
beginning. (y'flo'd)
i,
pi.
CHIC?
and ni^faj, ground, foundation;
7/i.
/ a sucker,
w.s.
?
dfM'k) /to p,l, ye pJi\ to suck, to enjoy; p$. a suckling babe.
Hi.
princes.
pi.
"IT'^l (y'WttO/foniidatitfi.
Tip^
sprout.
(\\iBu'r)
m,
those
Vl'D]
only />/. turn
who
away from me.
f Tlp^
(yi'BBo'r)
m
B reprover,
blamer.
T)DJ
p^S, pfpi, pt / tv. s.
IPJ^jp
to
let enjoy; pt.
nu isc.
;
counsel together.
be founded, established.
"AD^ Hi.
(rnlky.')
to
be founded, settled
TD'P
7P?
pr.n. of a place
see niJ
/W.
IDS
found, build; to Pu. 7D\ appoint, ordain.
Ho.
in Judah.
I
pi.
pt.
in Naphtali.
^ Vt (y? n u'ra)
^
to
"52;,
reach, drive away.
HVt
Tift p*.
appoint, assign.
take
to
/
Hi.
oppress.
j9<.
oppress,
app.
*'/"
Tpwj,
npU,
1C^ /u.
see
i
to let feel or touch. )
bird
establish, set, found, build
up
T0\
unclean
(y*fl*'4)
Ni.
W'^VT,
an
[owl, heron or ibis].
TpJ T
I
il
m
SU'f)
np\ nb^
place [others: to glory]. "ltt 1 see
:
:
rjW
suckle;
to
f wet-nurse,
(ytfr*)
/ML
"C"
to
pour.
HSp^
(yiBki) pr../.
"llTOftp^ II. lit.
(
MLiniaai\,.!n.i)
c
/>>'.
12\)
T
ll
*]DJ
same
Q. the
as
p. RDiJ
f)DiJ,
UV&,
pt. pi.
(yaC^'f)
Ni.
i/i.
to be added.
be increased; niSDi: additions.
to
pt. fjpl.
Hi.
in marriage.
nDl,
P)P^^1, to
do
to
again,
^. F)pi,
to
do
fixed,
or
directed.
"rr
"1DJ (ypn'r) /*. ID?, 1.^. to
^- "ipS
0!5#,
to.s.
Ni.
reprove.
chastise,
ipu", imp. "ip$n, /w. "ipr, to be chastised, to learn
take warning.
to
reproof,
PI
IP?, m/. "ID!, 151. rflDl, imp. 1DI, /W. "ipij, to chastise, punish, correct,
Hi.
admonish, instruct. fut.
TD?1
monish.
IIDU i
:
ad-
correct,
Nithp. "lBy, pi. to
',
to
Ho.
to
longer.
be warned, in-
to
time,
cite.
further
increase,
#*. TJJin, fut. appoint a place
together.
or
add,
1V^,
gether, to repair, to gather
"PVV,
to
Ni.
fut.TJV, pt.l#% to meet by agreement, to come to-
summon,
TO
pt.
to
appointed;
2
to
to be
be
hi
see -ny
(rw, ir*)
VNl> *!&R pr.n.m.
^,VJ
snatch
to
(ya'a')
or
sweep away.
^^!(y Vri);PVMrVB); 5
e
I^Vt (y5
u'r);
(y^u'g)
Bftyj
pr.n.m.
D^ly;
^
m
(y5'?' r )
'Vt
-
p^-
forest. 11?,1
e
(y*
nl y
>
a'z)
M. p.
tjtt
to
be bold, impudent.
^ttL
*
(ya'
Ca
(ya'
zya')
ea
rri^_
zr?'i);
pr.n.m.
structed.
"TO' TV! yj
(ya*)
m,
only
pi.
D^J
shovel.
of a
e
V>a't) PJIT\(ya /
?<_
(ya'be'B)
pr.w.
of
a
place; also pr.n.m.
TR*
(ya'a d)
M IgW
to
appoint, to fix [a place or time]; to order [punish-
ment]
;
to betroth, to
Hebrew-English.
give
(yrzf'r)
pr..
town in Gilead. to clothe
tOP
see t5*y.
TW
(y?Tr);
= Htt V ITT"
13 VI (y^kan)
pr.w.jj*.
<JTt (yra'i) ^^i"',
to
Hi. help,
^yin, /<. assist,
be of use; to profit. 9
to
130
ty\
I
1
(y$Yl)_m, pt.'j9$P chamois, stone-buck.
bft
c
V?t
(y5
r
(y^" al 5
H???-
(ya." l5')
counsel together, to be advised.
inth.
fut.
yjjjp*
to consult together. /".
chamois.
/"
)
a
"1???-
and
pr.n.m.
?'l)
VT
pr.h.wi, pr.w.??i.
O^V- CWW"0
pr.n.m.
1^,1 (y&"&n) pre/?, because of, on account of; epn;., also
TRftJ
ffil
and
>?
al-
$1,
in order
though, because,
see liy ffi
"IJ
that.
m,
"Ijjl (y*"*r)
i.p.
w.
"iy,"V,
n n^j.; w .. l-jyi, P forest, thicket, d^V->
zoc.
i.
wood; wild boney, honeycomb.
c
(y*
]}?1
WW) H3g|L
hi,
?'n)
only
pi.
ostrich.
ni^ =
p.
(y^'an?')
female
/
"HV!
lyv
tyVi*') pr.n.m.
ostrich. ,rr_
(y&' Q i')
pr.n.m.
pr.w.wi.
see Ity A7/>.
T\VV\
D^TJfl
HJtJG be
to
weary,
hausted.
ex-
faint,
i/o. j>.
to
*)#
be wearied.
5
^lfx?
(y '*'f)
nnp. lipy.l
o');
\frtfj.
?
to
m
wearisome
course.
VR
a6
P*ftj
(y^Wy): ?^HJ. (y*"-rrij3 n;n^
(y,V
(ylfd y$')
faint.
weary,
e
see
(y*'"rssyr);
2>r.n.
M
(y***'B)
pr.n.m.
he beautiful,
7\\
fair.
Pi.
to beautify, to adorn.
ns;?; (ySttur), rvj?>^, to be very beauti" ful. --BUk. n?!*? 1 to adorn Poipai.
Pt
ft*"
1
p.
yW^,
to advise, counsel,
admonish;
to
resolve, decide.
to
direct,
Ni. to
T?2 (>w)
adj.,
%
)
V^,
/ns;,
con-
c.
fat.
Y J$, p.
sult
with one another,
fjffo
oneself.
to
JTiB*.
cellent
c.
rp)
rfy\
%
,.i.
c.
r#\
nr.
beautiful, ex-
131
'STIS'
*" I
y *f?
^?"n5^
(
s
n')
adj.,
only
/ f^STlS?, very beautiful. pr.n. of a port, Joppa or Jaffa.
l^
(y?fo')
sea-
away,
come from,
c T$\
panting, breathing. ">
(yofl')
m, c >5, >S|, *>.
w..
9*i
SpR.
(yQfye'c^),
Xiin,
*fi% Xph forth,
away;
to
grow,
let
(JTCflF) J2i. p/.
light;
ys\
/w. tppi*,
fi^pin,
cause
to
shine,
brought
and imp. to
to shine, to
to
give
appear
in brightness.
n$S^
/
beauty,
splendour.
(yW)
J"?.
pr.n.m.,
i.p.
2^
(yifta'^)
^nrjSI
pr.h.
of a valley.
Kg
(y?Ba)
in/.
and imp. 12
to
to be
be
[Ni.,
Hi.,
led
take
W.
one's
fut.
Ho. inf.
3j$ft to
stand,
stand forth, to withstand; to hold a position, to stand before one. (yaBa'e) Hi. t'wip.
$r\,
inf.
EPS 3., /w.
pZ.
pt.
^D,
to
place, to establish; to leave; to
K&, nKJ,
to
Ho.
to
out,
^r, ^1, (yifta'^-ri)
produce, to cause to
announce;
(ysBfc'tO
-$?D,
pr.n.m.
out',
to
taken from 3SJ] Hith.
$& njHD^
K*jft* t
lead
forth.
to
(yifa')
JOjtfii
/TINS1D,
*flpn,:p*.
V&
inf.
[money].
tD^l(yafift);
I13S^ (y*f tiring') pr.n.m.
rise
separate;
to
exact
jW(y*IV);
to
end. ^~
fut.
to
to
appear; spread,
beauty, splendour.
"PS^,
and
pf.
imp.
adj.,
(y$fe'*<$)
out;
be begotten to grow; to be
or born,
Hi.
T
to
to
gone, expended; [of the sun]; to
to pant, to sigh.
0-?^
march
to
$*
put down. to be left,
Ho.
fut.
1
"jny.
p*x${x$p
f pi. ntHp)f r&$\\ ryt\ pi. nl^ylj, to go out, forth.
c.
^pi
'[y
yy&
>
(ylBha'r) 01
(yi^^? (yfBa'cr)
Bi'r) n [and
1
')
oil.
pr.n.m. or
ipp;
(
y5 -
/], w.#. >JJ>??,
9*
pny it
132
TR
:
I
couch.
D'JPX?, y^, bed; floor, story.
^.
c.
pn^
to
fashioned; Pu. to
W
7/o. fnt.
predestined.
be
"I^
5
to be formed.
Isaac.
TN3& come
or
exist.
pr.n./.
(ylBcfci'k)
formed
TC"
see T'i figft
forth, born, descended.
(y**'r) Arf. TJ1, to be pressed, to be narrow; to be straitened; to be in
trouble or sorrow.
$$
to
y^l, make
/W.
;
to
out.
spread
fat.
be spread out.
p.ra: l
to
pour
to
out;
[metals];
flow
to
melt,
to
to harden;
PL
out.
cast intr. pt.
^PJSIP to pour out.
f
Hi.
p^n,V<.p^:,p./Tii?git3 to
c.
to
be
to
pour out;
set.
--Ho. p.^n,
place,
to
p*. p^tt),
pjSP, to be poured out. be molten or cast; to
made
rrjw
y*Bwkr)
a casting
/.
*.*.
?
,
iflgj*;,
[members],
njP {***') [=
to
produce,
create; pt. [potter, creator] see T81\ Ni. 12i: to be
^*%
pi
r\8?,
to set
on
nri] /a. to
kindle,
to burn.
fire,
Ni r^J to be kindled, burnt, consumed; to be incensed. Jft\ IVjEl [Tl*ft] see HIS], once rVXin. imp.
rpr.^*,
fat.
r vr
.
IVflB to kindle, to set on fire, to burn.
^
UR, If", "HE, pt TH\ vat, 1^, to form, to fashion, K k devise;
pi.
structure
V- r ? (ylBif) pr.n.m.
njjl,
[of metal].
only
to,
D T^, formation,
pi.
to
thought,
(y?'Bgr) pr.n.m. (y Bu'r)
pi. w.9.
firm.
(
"*.. \*\
%
to pour,
iTr
w.s.
in,
frame, pattern,
fiction,
image;
pjK,
pfc,
p*!i,jpfcp.pirc,pi.D
/ nip??,
(yfBer)
device.
PJSJ (y$fl*'k) m/- HpR, imp.
p$, pi, **
1
T&
formation,
No.
as a bed.
to
V$1
V^H
Hi.
(yyBCi")
p*.
Tj
.
wine-press.
^> ?P1 of a
w.. *PR\ ^I?V wine-
m,
(yS'keh)
D'pgj, f
(y kji>BYl)
town
pr.M
,
in Judah.
(yoka',0
h,f.
Tjpj,
//.
Tgl, ip!, P t. f rvjtf, p. !*
to
"''i?!)
burn,
glow,
Ho.
blaze.
1
fut.
Ip'"
DJHEt
(ykfh?')
f,
y , j?.i v to
YPr
or
only
rTfjg;
c.
nail
(y 5 ka'B) fut.
to
w
a burning
esteemed.
imp. npin,
make
to
If",
to be heavy, precious,
dear, costly,
m
burning.
/w. Tp.l\
precious or rare.
mass.
Hp;T 5
(y
ka'm)
i
substance,
being, the living things.
tnPT m
(yakp'), tflj?; (yakf.'s) ensnarer, fowler.
?KVfij^
(y?ka'-3-r?'l)
np, Tip
awake.
"lp_J (yakar) fut. 1?_
(y^v'4)
np
see
a
fi?, fig,
1^,^.1,1^.1, 1JJ5.1,
O^p^
to
impale, crucify, Ho. pt. V^t2 to
JTpj?:
obedience.
"^*1?t
imp. VpjH,
to
,
dis-
alienated.
hang. be impaled, hanged.
town in Judah.
(yikh,')
be
to
Hi. rp/in,
pale,
be
oneself, to
located,
/w*.
(yo'kd-a',n) pr.n. Of
nnpi
remove
to
be kindled, to burn.
a
mi
133
atnp^
pr.n.m.
U
p.
(yaks'r)
d^PI
thoughtful
,.
nip:,
riilp^, grave,
dear,
heavy,
;
precious, costly, esteemed, rare, splendid. (yeka'r)
lj?;
:
.
e.
pZ. ni"]j5j,
c 1^,
adj.,
/ n^j,
m,
w.S.
iTfe*
value, price; preciousness, |5?I?t
(ykt5'n) pr.n.m.
^i?J
(yaki'm) pr.n.m.
honour, dignity, splendour.
Tjpl
(yakkl'r)
a<i/.
dear,
valuable.
nj?R
(rkamy?');
VftX,
of
Ni. tfjTil, fut. tfgJJ, to be snared, caught, en-
(yekm'Vm) pr.w. town in Ephraim.
D JSi?l
(yQkn'Vm) pr.w. a town in Zebulon. (yaka")
pf. pi.
ERP?E
D,V?I?t
Vj
(yako's)
\W[>), pt. &'0\ to ensnare, to lay snares pt. a fowler.
(y'kam'li'm) pr.n.m.
a
W$)
fut.-VPl,
;
snared. of
^pT\$] ttfcl see
to
XP
T
Pu.
pt. W'\HP
to be snared.
ng^.
(yQks5'n) pr.w.wi.
[for
L
^
*w
7Kr^
?,
(yykO-
xrff
(
to
k%
NT,
imp.
be
Ni> !
fear,
iqu, niNTJ to
to
NT\
Ni. fut.
p
nsnij,
/
t.
stupendous deed.
NT,
make
terrify, to
pi.
D\XT ;
J1NT,
Pi.
,
?
to
afraid.
/
\NT,
c.
fearing,
**"!?..
<j.
afraid,
n$T awe;
^PT
reverence,
HIT DT.
fear
pr.n.
(ylr'p'n)
(yfr'fry*')
m
(y5r?'b)
of
of
a
fighter, of
= mx>
i" -:i-
fut.
see
TJJ
?*.],
p*.
lead
or
T^llD, to bring, send down; to
throw down,
to subdue.
Ho. TTin to be led down,
be taken down,
to be
pr.n.m.
(yg'rgd)
IT)-
(y*rd|'n)
the
pr.ii.,
rrv 1 (y^) ,/. ht, niT "p. TOi A<*. "tT% 1. p?. n ,T\
w.. D.I^Ij
/>*
to
to lay
shoot;
to
t0 cast
-
[a foun-
found,
erect,
establish; to shed [water], to irrigate; pt.
rain.
Ni.
T"QV early HTiJ to be
i
shot.
5
of
*4
dation],
see n-ux. t
(y rybb$"*l)
surname
"P^'H, imp. TYIH,
re-
the
Assyrian king.
^$5T
inf.
river Jordan.
?.
title
venger;
n"P viT
go,
nNT,
0.
/,
terror,
town in Naphtali.
"l^T
to
come, flow or fall down, to descend. Hi. TTn,
.
God, piety, religion. *|iX"P
D^ilJ, c
cast down.
(yir'r)
fear,
p*.
nrvi\
/
Mil),
v& *
v:.i
TT\ IT,
to
HNI
see
*n. hi,
v-.,
fljj,
*?. *H., **. *&-,
T^i\ Tjfl [TTl
anxious, timid, reverencing. K"]!i
nri. i.p.
NT.
NTD,
pt.
TT,
inf.
(y?r*'d)
ni"i, w.s. *pTV,
z.
be feared, to be dreadful, to be reverenced; pt. as a subst. wonderful,
inf.
fiEQT (y ryWsgO-)y>r.n.?. = '^T?
'
-.NT. fa.
to
afraid,
reverence.
P
pr.njn.1
Jeroboam.
NT^^NT\''NT. TV
NT?,
y $' r $bVm)
(
j
y5 .-r) inf.
HNT,
E2T
of
pr.n.
e'l)
town in Judah.
a
n n:
Hi
pr.li.wi.,
Gideon.
IV)
[INT
rrrin. /w. rrri\ for
ni>],
pt
ns
vr
135
rniD,
onto, D^"|i?,
pz.
EH
r
s
(y ro^?i ra)
I;*
pr.n.m.
to throw, to cast, to shoot. >.
to
archer;
to
wet,
= HTP
water; !"QiD
early
M
>ni-
rain.
HT
^jS?^'3^(y^W|m**?ljjr.n.Mi.;
2 (
#/. niin, tn/.
y9 r5')
WV
e
(y$rcl)?'
pr.n.m.
)
M
to deliver
HT,
pt.
nicious or fatal.
^iO,
to
i
to
H^iD,
m/.s.
pZ.
show, point out; instruct;
teach,
pt.
teacher, guide.
^1)
[or for
to
mnp]
to
fear,
^^1 ro' a i))
(yfi'5'k)
it
(
y5
-
m
green, herb.
rntfrp it
^ (y^sr) s
\
:
:
i
m
'i- t
:
)5
lfm), i.#.
i
v
:
R*?^'"")]
/
v
(y'ru'sa-
D?/^T,
Htt^T,
pr.n.,
w. loc
Jeru-
(yS'r*$)
the
*
m
3
pZ.
moon.
(ye'r&3))
Arabian irrp,
/,
pz.
hiyn?,
(yW&)
T)Tt (y f rc'c^) <*.
/",
PT,
p'./.
c T]T, w..
D^nj,
thigh;
V- see V) n3^
(yarka') /, c.
w.. 1^11, *p3*ll, side,
rear,
inmost
part, recess.
J"fip"]l
of
pr.n.
(y&nna'fl-)
pr.n.m. of an
y*rw) and
(
rflD'T
?
(y*rfmo'-8);
^l)(y rf-
m&'y);
i"|$T
(yirm y5'),
i!TP"|P
(yirm y5'hij)
5
5
e
V^l Jericho.
.
two towns.
tribe.
invyj
end, stem.
DTiT
lunar month. J, v
fflyni
D?npil, hinder side,
a (y? r ?' ^)
1
^
frw)
:
o*w.
salem.
nip..
n
haunch, ham; side; lower
t
s5l&'yi
H^T
(rrfyyr); nlpn; HV?5 5 [nipi]] (y r?mp'^-) pr.n.m.
curtain, hanging, tent.
pr.n.f.
n
adversary.
"an? (yWy);
pr.n.m.
pT a^n\ i
(y?rl'b) (yarl'b);
n DiT
(yWfi);
pr.n.m.
a
T
be afraid.
up; to be per-
Wtl)
^^ T
^7
Oft
,1
niin, imp. rnin, /*. n ii\
(yfr$'
tremble.
)
pr.n.m.
to be afraid, to
V ^ NET
^" i
:
I
^KST
to dispossess, to expel,
pr.n. of a
(yfrp*fl)
make
place in Benjamin.
pT( y5r j'k)rVpi;, tospit. pyi (y?r5'k) m, c pT coll. (yc'rck)
riif>T
greenness,
m
(ye'rykp'n)
yellow -
colour, paleness, withering (y$rko'n)
oi
pr.n.
napp in-
possession,
/'
pnte* t
=
Dfe*
(yPim)
i
prre\ it
:
I
^ND^
:
D,^,
All-
pr.n.w.
(.ySfifnUiYl)
.
(yTBriiVl) |),-.w. m.
?X"jfc^
TtT
to
heritance.
verdure, folinge. 1 'j?1?..
and
(yVc^r)
(y^ryss.V)
I
m
-T
poor.
greens, herbs, vegetables.
H^
.,
2
136
:
a
1fen
*
d [rea L
T
IT
place in Dan.
TT
I
J I
(yl6D5d;5'r) pr.n. in.
B*
P3H1
(y*r*kr*'k) adj.,
/7pi.
niplpT. greenish, yellow-
T^J
(yfii)
M.
,,
iJ^., existence, subthere is. there stance,
=
yellow like gold.
ish,
(yes),
t]P'^,
are;
I
)?'&?.
have;
?}t#
thou art there
"n^'Ti, nrf t,i, w.a JiTf
"!
imp.W'i,
t^'i.
Bft",
/trf.
B^tf',
to
possession
in/: risft,
*^'1t
n^T,
rp&<,
nir, ng>, pt
/krf.
W'l^'pt.
pi.
seize, of,
(yc 1'^' 111 .').
tt^'T,
to
to
take
D^^r,
c
.
fl^j, / njflfl\
possess,
to drive away, away, to dispossess.
to inherit;
ni^r, ni^,
to take
take a seat,
Ni.
BftiJ, fut. tifyg
to
he dispossessed, to become Pi.
poor.
^'T],
to
t^T,
occupy,
fut.
seize,
tr'Tin,
^Tin. inf. tf^in, fit. --"v
tt^1*l,
Pt. tf^iD,
possess.
in
///.
possession;
to
to
give
possess,
to
to sit, to
be seated,
to
remain, stay, wait;
dwell, to inhabit.
2;yu. f
i.p.
inhabited.
Pi.
Djf]
to
Hi.
a^il,
yjjnH,
?*///>.
Sjtrin,
;i
* i
to
to be
r;r1:
hut.
pitch in/.
to
Nt.pt.
cause
/
i
to
sit.
i
to
.
cause
it:
137
vi v
to cause to to dwell, be inhabited; to marry. Ho. ngnn to be inhabited,
made
to be
a#??
to dwell.
^
(ytfSftW;
nn^'2
rp$
(yisb^'rt));
(yisb'i'
b'np'b);
n:|
DH? ^t^ RV^'^r
le'^em);
(y^sy'bi
p^
(y?'sQb'5'm);
^
b&gsg'bgS-);
(yose'b
(yisbj'k):
s
n^'^5^'; (yQbb ^'
,
(y^v'b)
'7 T
k5s5') pr.n.m.
2?r...
pr.
;
yt^
IID^J, TP^^
m
^''^t
(y? g i' g )
WW] Eg*
^
'.IT
IMP IT =
HJ^
(y^sa'y) pr.n.m.
to
q^?o
(yisvl');
see DDtf. l-T
I
W?
S
pi.
2>r.w.i.
)
[pair.
7V v6&'>
^Qty]
(ylsm r&'y)
(ya^'n),
inf.
Pi-
f^?.
(ye'sSe^)
t
5
)W],
)&,
be
to
fut-
}Vf? (ym'n)
fut.
)#1)
to fall
asleep. to
lull,
fgi
(yasa'n)
adj.,
fi
emptiness,
^^, 2
(yase'n) adj., pi.
see nntp' At.
F1
(yWy);
^
nT
//i.
dead.
trtfin to
Ht^ y?
(
(yissiyya');
i'b) :
XTflt.
^ = N^
(yissiyya'hy) pr.n.m. I-
!
HD^
/,
only
desolation,
vastation, destruction.
pi.
pr.n.
of
a
town in Judah.
^
T
foW) M.
ytffo,"
de-
pr.n.m.
5
(y sfn?c')
P Z. iy#jfl,
- see KB''l ITT
(y^Ima')
nitj!P12^,
(yfse'n)
jfr T
2^;
DJ?^,
/ rpUf), sleeping,
c.
tOt^J (yfg^'t) stretch out.
Tflfc
old, of the last year.
hunger.
ng^
to
sleep.
salva-
deliverance,
tion, victory, welfare.
m
^V.W\
D^NUfttri;
make one help,
^y.W
(tftofk
(yisma'ri)
asleep,
e
(yesu'a
qg^,
fut.
be waste, desolate,
deserted.
DB"
Wl
I
y&)
an old man.
pr.n.m.
IT see Tltf. T
(jisva');
m
(yas,Vm)
(yisma'ya'); I
(rslmon)
waste, desert.
to
yjtfJ, imp.
Art-
W,
be
delivered,
saved, to get help.
v^'in, ^.
inf.
Wffin,
yjtfln,
pi/i.
tggfln,
riyyin
^n
13S
wfi
-
[Xrn^^'in
Hosanna],
righteous;
just,
pleasing,
agreeing. to help, save, deliver.
vw
mfc
(ym*),
w..
^,
rr,
WW) m, 3Wft
giBWi
help, deliverance, salvation, freedom, welfare.
VW
see
1J^ (yiT); rjjWft (y*W), HSE* 2
(y5's fe')
m
n$;
or
y5 'f?')
a precious stone,
jasper.
pr.n.m.
w
m,
(yfsgrj
1^
.,.
straightness, right,
(ygsro'),
truth, duty, honesty.
iV^ntf^ V
(
pr.n.m.
(ySg^r'f'lf)
y isr 5 ')
c.
/.
np# =
I"
pr.n.m.
(.ytfift'ytffr) (
(yf'sgr)
"l^
rnw
rflj#
1'i;V^
.
m
5
*P")^
(y
lionest
sCirCi'n)
little
the
the righteous
one,
people [a poetical for the people of
name Israel].
pr.n.m.
t^J
(
yf s?') adj. old, grey-
headed. l^'ll,
go
be straight, to to be right,
to
convenient, even, tranquil. Pi- Tjh, 1jft
H?-, A* to make
1jfc!i
imp-
pZ-
P- 'IJWP, even.
straight,
level; to declare right, to
Pu.
approve. to
be made
pt.
1$^? to
even,
see
nn^'
Hith.
Hi.
lyiH, imp. ijtflri, /id. "Ptt^l to make straight or even, to look straight on.
T#J frTr) pi. D^ft
#.,
level;
c Tfl,
*flft /
nn^,
straight,
even,
0.
ri1"]^j
right,
^ptf^n^
see
Htih-
pg^
palp.
1R
(y*8?'4)
nnn\ pin;
o.
/,
TpJ
p*.
fil^O?, peg, nail, settled condition; e.
prince; spade, shovel.
be
beaten out flat [metal].
2>J.
T0th
straight,
upright.
orphan, childless, forsaken. "tefP
?
(y fru'r)
m
what
is
of
a
sought out.
"^P-
(y5ttl'r)
pr.w.
town in Judah.
D^rP
sec
b]T0 see
"D D
&R.
flttt.
n^n> it:*
3N2 i"
135)
:
(ylW)
""*}?
of
pr.n.
a
place iu Dan.
Dft\
i
i-
:
ngrp
i
remnant, rest; abundance, preference, excellence; adv.
(y$&niYl) pr.n.m.
over and above, besides. ol
*]?^ (ylO-na'n) pr.n. town in Judah.
M*' r
remainder.
Hi.
Tptn,
|
n
^
remain,
spare;
to
to
leave,
to
to
to give abundance.
prefer,
superiority
or
the eleventh letter of
(yiW) , abundance> (yi^ 1"?') pr.n.m.
1
VirP
(yiQ-ro'n)
"]
m
preference,
gain, profit.
T3ftf r8
(yio-r 5 'n);
Vm)
'
-?
mv
see
wealth.
imp.
yp\\ inn,
"inin, fid. let
"1,0 in,
'
rnrv
j
THllI,
inf.
^n\
patr.
M T^ mh^,
/ rnnij, P z. nnnij, to be left, to remain ;pt. remnant,
pr.n.m.
(y^'frer)
'Viv
'-
)
=
a "i>7<:;
TD1
cord,
remainder,
thread, string;
t"
^n:
(yi9'm 5 ');
rope,
D^p.!,
pZ.
^nM^ni see DbP
i
qvin:
(yire-
? ;
rijTP.
(y {H'fr)
to,
after; before
as,
when,
an
pr.n.m.
inf.
=
|
called
the
alphabeth, *}5 [hollow hand, palm]; as a numeral 3 = 20, *) = 500.
3
particle
prefix,
of
com-
parison, similarity or pro-
before
portion; w. art.
inip?,
%
iv.s.
Sheva
^p?,
3,
7]to,
nioD, uii??, ddd
2K3
(k ? 'e'b)
Igi3,
p?.
pain,
to
after.
if,
fid.
nS^, p.
D^Xip, feel
to
a pang,
feel
to
Hi. inf.
suffer.
3^53, /W. n^?:, ^. nx?n, pf. 2X?D, to cause pain, to make
sad,
to
(kS'rb)
m,
wound,
to
spoil.
njpjj
as,
like,
about [a time],
as
if;
at,
according
2j#p
w.s.
pain, sorrow, grief.
'JJfc?,
nio
to
wa
140
be
timid, sad. in/.
humbled,
terrified,
Hi^pn
H5n,
III
make timid
to
to get renown.
honoured; 8
Tn^
<#, a 33?,
(ksbfd)
122, p. DH2?,
or sad.
HK2
make heavy, to oppress; make dull; to make
to
only p7.
<#.,
(k?'g')
D'iO, troubled, sad, timid.
*?,
c.
heavy, weighty, grievous;
numerous,
great;
dull,
hardened, awkward.
i>;?T
[for
;
n?-n;.
or
see 113], to pierce, to dig
"722
3 (kiibc'd)
in?
out. cow/,
(kS"ag^'r)
that, so that, far as [see
"12?;, to
1#8].
con-
numerous,
siderable,
nowned;
to
"13?:, inf.
tjjj, p. c. nHZlDJ, to be
fut.
//
jj,
P ;.
honoured, oneto Pi.
m
^,5=.
*/
an<i
p.
*
/>-
!-$?, to
t/.
TftJ
(k$bo'd)
ex-
(k^hu'l)
in Asher;
to be
honoured, esteemed.
Hi.
T2?n. inf. and t>/?. ISDn, Arf/n^i, pt. tmb" to
*.,.
weight,
soul, person.
city
12?)
of
[inf.
-I??,
honour, esteem, glory, majesty; abundance, wealth: poet,
1329
m
njapl * in?, ^12?, ^2?,
TDD
fut.
/*//.
to
tinguish.
to
A*,
ni2?,
quench,
honour; to make heavy, hard, dull.
1u
^3?o
/trf.
nnp:,
rich.
in?;.
vio-
be quenched, to go out. Pi.
great or mighty;
wealthy,
heaviness,
(kfc?4u'#) /difficulty.
I"Q3 (k5lm)
Ni.
show
to
rttlS
i"I22?,
pt,
esteemed;
re-
honoured, be dull.
inpn,
m
multitude;
lence.
in/- 1?}, /*. be heavy, weighty,
severe,
(ko'hgd)
weight;
Tl? (W<?)
fut.
/n^jn?,
possession.
"722
when, in so
1
*Tj35i
<*#.,
as,
order
in
where,
while,
be
(k 5 vo'd)
splendid, rich; subst. riches,
ItPK?
self
w.#.^3P,
n,
the liver.
of
pr.n.
of
I
a district
20 towns in Galilee.
*p22>
(k$bbo'n)
pr.n.
place in Judah.
of
B
T3D
HI
"P2?
(kg'bgl)
"W?2
p.
in,
young female
tread,
wash, to
D3? D33, /W
t*np.
to
D33$,
wash
Pu
to full, to cleanse.
D33
washed.
be
to
#o%>. D33ri to be
[for
D3^v
washed, purified.
B^???, to tread down, to subdue,
Ni.
woman].
[a
Pi.
full.
p*.
to force
Bfi}?,
A*
trample on,
to
trample;
and D33, D33?,
to
in/.
9|f5?i
8/J33,
2>j.
to
p. D2i3,
(kab&'fi)
to
iv.s.
imp.
sheep.
(kaba's)
^33.
c.
n*f?D; also f lamb,
c.
(k&bfi$')
tQ3
bond.
fetter,
D23
p. ntfO?,
pi.
great, mighty.
8 (k bf'r) wi mattress.
TJ32
^23
adj.,
(k$bb|'r)
D^T^D,
nns
t^3?J to subdued.
be
subdue.
Hi. fut.
conquered,
#33
Pi.
to
Vf^fl
to subdue.
t^3 I
it
m
(ke'bgs)
footstool.
m
(kibsj'n)
:
OVen,
furnace.
"D3>
5t.
(ksH'r)
T,??n,
TJ52, pi. TffJB," to make heavy, to make
fut.
=
to multiply; p*.
many;
m
(k'bg/r)
adv.
extent;
length,
long
ago.
5
a
of
pr.n.
(k ba'r)
n"Q3 it :
^,
"^"!?
'7
w.s.
/,
5
f a
(k bara') ~(kibra') / v
f, ' '
length, extent; of
distance
30
stadia].
rhns
c.
1
:
a measure
[parasang
or
7-
D^?.
pi.
ball.
L
m
(kadko'd)
a precious
ruby or carbuncle. 5
(k dQrlaVmgr)
pr.n.m. (kp)
adv. thus, so; here. this
thither;
way.
that way.
nrD
(
k5 h5')
inf.
be
n?}'!],
to
feeble,
dull.
nni)
fc&OS (k6'bD) m, pi young sheep, lamb.
m
(kaddy'r)
see
there,
sieve.
SJ32,
bucket, pail, vessel.
stone,
!"I3
river in Mesopotamia.
i"HIlD
(k$d) 1
""ID^THID
already.
"Or
D"
"H3
fulness, plenty.
"Qj
"I?
wrrfr.
dim;
to
sponding; chide.
n.73,
fut.
faint,
dim.
Pi.
HH?,
to be faint, pale,
be tr.
timid, to
de
rebuke,
142
nas
nn3
(kfhit')
nn?
/ rjjd,
a^-.,
dim,
riin?,
_pj.
support, nourish.
/ mitigation.
(kfhr)
13
expiring-,
faint, dull, timid, pale.
Pulp.
be
to (Wrtfl) nourished. sustained,
^2?}
Hi.
/ ^P'7,
^PO, to
y^l
fut.
contain;
hold,
to
bear, hold out.
ijqD, /trf. jig, as priest, to be a
#*
133, to act
adorn
to
priest,
iuw
wijbh
c.
(kph?'n)
m,
minister; the
tn'^O
feiTJD Priest.
D$3?,
pi.
priest,
1AlJ?j
High
?
(k
huan^)
/,
c.
nan?,
priesthood,
nijn?,
^Z.
priest's office.
2rO
(kyV)
be firm,
southern
faith-
reliable,
fixed;
PH.
termined.
to
make
firm, to establish,
make
to
build,
to
prepare,
to
to be
\^*->
/W.
*tf
TO, 1TO,
niD' to he burned, scorched. IVT
/W.
l\3i,
1
'
5
/ burn,
(k vj[yyij')
scar.
to
ready,
direct.
made
firm,
Hi.
TpH,
to be formed.
H3? (irW) m. npj, r"P*p
y.lD, imp.
to set up,
yt3j
firf.
to
Pu. V3i?, helmet.
y?J,K
to be ready, prepared, de-
country [Nubia].
e.
t/>-
Jl^i pt.
steadfast,
sure,
rjjjl?;
of a
>*
i.
Mil?:,
DJtfD}, /" HJiD; to stand firm, to be established; t^f
ful,
runs
A
(kun)
y;?*,
^H^
an orna-
T
*p3
priestly dress.
m
(kum^'z)
ment, gold beads or bracelet.
TO.
p-
JJ3. to
set
up.
to found,
establish,
to
prepare, to direct, to aim.
2512
(koc^'l?)
*n, c.
Dpjfe,
pZ.
c.
3J13, a
flpti
star; a great prince.
TO to
(kyl)
^5,
/)/.
measure: *
fat.
h$?y
t,
pt.
preserve,
hold.
'??,
^39
hold, to contain; to
tO
Pilp*
to attend to.
Ho.
^H,
l^iB to be established. to be made ready, to be
pt.
'
to
in
order.
litoflfl,
$3,7,
set
Ilitlt.
/. $rrv
yiD^ to be set up,
to bear;
built;
maintain.
ready,
to
make
to be
oneself
p
hm
143
*p3
a
of
pi'-n.
(ucui)
city
be
to
ft? (kavv 5 'n) OT, pZ. D$3, a cake for offerings.
D13
1
(kou)
niob, cup,
_p?.
/*,
vessel; portion, lot.
DID
an
to
(kyr)
dig
(kQr)
m
prove un-
to
false,
to
lie,
faithless,
Hi.
yO
m,
(kfza'b) ,
a
,3]?,
fut.
D'$$,
pi.
falsehood,
lie,
deception; idolatry, idol. to
OUt,
^t?
pr.w.
(kp'zeba')
a
of
place in Judah.
pierce; see "1*0.
"H3
be
3*151 to charge one with a lie.
unclean
bird, owl or pelican.
H^D
to
qaj to
true.
c.
m
(kofi)
/W.
ritS,
deceive,
in Phenieia.
oven, furnace. c
It^JTTlS (kp'r 5san) pr.w. of a town in Simeon.
tHl3 pr.n.m. see t^l2. t^S (kv) pr.n.m. Ethiopia;
^,1^
(kazl'b)
pr.n. of a place
in Judah.
'pb, ^Dp, strength, power;
;
violence;
ability;
wealth,
riches.
D;?^;?, Ethiopian. 'L^
w
1^3
(kysi')
np
pr.n.m.
=
(kysa'n) pr.w.
Bfl3
Tn
Ethiopia.
D^tfH 'aO-g/yim)
TV^O
iJgS
ris-
(kusTn
to (ko'sfr?')
/",
only
|>I.
nl^B^ip., prosperity.
TO
(kva-),
nno
see n-jnb.
21DJ to be found
be
false.
a
liar,
Pi. 2?5, inf.
a species of
m.
/"
to
hide to
Trpn,
*>z.
oneself,
be
de-
Pi 1p D, /m.
to hide,
deny,
np5ji, /*.
nrrp?-?,
disappear,
Tp31,
1115 (kaza'b) pt. 2)b, to lie, to speak falsehood. Ni.
to
i>.
stroyed.
^P2] (kvo-f)
pr.n. of a city in Babylonia.
rnrfD
(kf^^'d)
in?:,
nnn?J,
pr.n.m.
w
(kp'a^)
lizard.
to
conceal;
disown. inf.
to
Hi.
Trpn,
fu
'to
hide,
Tp?ll
t.
conceal, destroy. to paint [the inner sides of the eyelids
^P? (kWl)
with stibium].
U4
ens
KTD
(k^&'s) to decrease, Ni. fat. become lean. ETir and Ilith. fid. tiTSS& i" i-T
to
'
to
dissemble Pi.
flatter.
IT'nD,
to
fat.
:
tfp?,
lie,
to deceive
submit
to
[expectation];
inf.
to feign,
Bfl"Q?
deny; to
to
oneself,
ft?
*??
pi!
'jjftjp,
HD^S
(k^5's) adj., only^Z.
w
(kj)
mark,
/the Pleiades,
(klfi)
m
(klr)
m, only du. D?,T?,
purse, bag; cup.
cooking-pan [with a
lid].
a distaff,
at
(kl^p'r)
holding the flax for spin-
bum, <^5?
DX
s
p because, when, for; that if, but, nay but, but
arfv.
0*5'$?)
*D?
(klkkrr)
n??,
that, so that,
conj.
(kl)
pi
ning.
brand.
^
(kfrnr)
IW^Z
D't^'nD, lying, false.
w
(kfl*'y) orf;.
(kclVi'f) m, only niB^'p, hammer, axe.
lying,
flattery:
leanness.
t>rD
j
(kilUL'y),
*]!??
T3
denial,
deceit,
pot,
niggard, miser, cheat.
D*0 c.
m
(klyyp'r)
basin, fire-pan, water-basin.
a groop of seven stars.
oneself, to flatter.
DW"n?,
T3
-)YO,
and'
pi.
/,
"122. At.
Dnp?, ,T c
ni"i2D, it
'
thus.
so,
c.
^55, nil::
e.
.
i
:
round,
circle,
when, unless, but indeed,
district;
disk,
certainly.
round weight, cake; talent [= 3000 shekels].
circuit,
round
loaf
or
I'D
(kjd)
TWp 1
m
calamity.
m
(kldo'd)
"P?
(kidp'u)
S3
spark.
m
spear,
javelin. 1
(kido'n
,
)
/)r..
of
a
place.
"1YTO
(kjdo'r)
m,
c.
".2
(kyl),
w.s.
totality; all, whole, each, every, any; adv. wholly.
^^
(kijia')
m
war.
Vinr:. iv.s.
of
*P?? pr.n. heathen deity, Saturn.
a
pt.
inf.
D#?P, p.
tain,
pf.
w.s.
X^.unp. *#?,
M
Klfo bar,
also
[takes
forms from H*2]
storming. (kiyyu'u)
(kpl)
lb, U?,D3/>?, the whole,
K,??!, ,??,
restrain,
~*r to
re-
close.
s hi
145
Ni fat. shut up, hinder. X?y be restrained. to I" T ,
Pi
hindered. see
nia ,1"-
p3
n^3 ITT
(krig)
i<2 =
inf.
w
D N^D,
nto
(unr)
.*.
iJ*?2;
w ..
/,
pi nifp,
in^2,
np3,
bride;
daughter-in-law.
1W3
Pi.
n,
1$?
m -
5
(k
lu')
J>3
prison.
s
pZ.
confinement,
two rf. B?N^? prison; different things, two kinds.
^N, J
J?3
pr.n.m.
(kil'a'b)
pr.n.m.
(kale'b)
fair.
;
^Y?*
(
kq 5'i?)
YJ "P#3 ITIPS
:
i
(knaha'y), j>r.ti.iu. r
5
(k?^') */;
ni^2,
M
n^D^, ?D1, to be completed, ready; to be at
(k lvla
) /, only n1pi?p, bridal state.
!"Pi2j>
be consumed
to
Pi
destroyed, to vanish.
nb
inf.
n?2, imp. ?,2]lj
[^2],
M
n,!2,
nfe h^d;
to cease; to
to
consume,
Pu. H '?,
be
to
n^?^
1
(kflf
destruction;
destroy
!"!?3
totally;
to
adv.
to-
(kair) adj., /?p.
pining
D$2,
[of
the eye].
Hebrew-English.
c.
H^p,
vigour,
11
1
^2,
M
pZ.
^2,
implement,
baggage
,
;
instruments,
;
armour;
boat;
seat.
:
K&2. 1
"P??
:
(kiiya'). /,
ni;??,
0.
only
ni^2, the
pi.
reins,
kidneys; the interior, the
inward
ni^,
i.p.
*??,
vessel,
equipme
*
Htt^
n
I?? (W) w,
1
tally, entirely.
rra
k e'ta^)
>Ot>3 see
/ consumption,
)
(
strength.
weapons,
finished [see also N?3].
""^^
T,r
fut.
completed,
a
to-day
Nimrud.
garments
1
destroy.
Assyria,
to
spend,
of
pr..
(kg'l$^)
in
city
complete, finish
to
end, execute;
pZ.
1
H^
finished,
r^D,
tiJP?
5
pi DpJP, c. *&% a dog; a male prostitute.
an end,
pr.n.m.
afe. l"T
see
(k luhy')
n?3*
basket;
c
(k ly b)
ni?3.
life, i. .i t'
Hl
cage for birds.
1^3
parts.
(killayo'n)
,,
0.
ftfo
destruction, pining.
10
146
JW?}
(kml'i)
what?]
pr.n.m
(kllyo'n)
^?,
0.
adj.,
subst. complete, perfect; the whole, complete sacri-
often! t
Dnp?
(kyla'm)
make
M
IDS
;
OH/top
?
(k mp')
perfect.
Jfjpj
mph$'m)
(k
D^pJ, m/-
be ashamed, to be insulted, to be disappointed. Hi.
D^?n, inf. D^5D, D^pi,'^. D^J,"to
reproach, revile, chide; to
shame.
intr. to feel
shame;
D^n
Ho.
be
to
dis-
appointed; to be hurt.
IJDpS
(kllm&'d)
in
district
a
of
pr.n.
Mesopotamia
ns?3
(k^iimmrt') /,
c.
no ??,
,
pZ. ni?p p?,
reproach, shame,
(tfifrnmq'3-)
/
3
when, us
5
pr.n.m. of a
(k mo's)
Moabitish god.
m
jlDZ) (kjmmo'n)
DM
(ksm&'fl)
cumin.
j*. p.
qpj,
to lay up, to store.
1p3
M.
(k*m*'r)
to
")B?J,
be burnt, scorched; to be to be conblackened;
moved.
tracted, to be
1M
(k&ras'r)
m, only pZ.
Or "IDp (kp'mgr)
D^9?j
priest,
idol-priest.
THM
(klmri'r) m, pZ. C IH9?> obscuration. eclipse
contumely.
n*lDp!p
=
part.
soon as; thus.
tHDj
or Media. 1
rel.
like; like as.
as,
to
fat.
(kimh5'm);
(klmh^'n)
(k&lkp'l) jpr.w.m.
(ksi&'i) to
D?5
how great! how how many! how
pr.w.m.
?3^5 ?2^
long!
5
holocaust.
fice,
1?
re-
[of
the sun].
proach, contumely. (k$ln') pr.w. of a city
i"ppD
in Babylonia, Ctesiphon.
u?2>
(k^ln?') pr.n. of
either
"^Pt
=
thus,
(k^mft'h)
to
pine,
to
of,
such,
so
therefore,
on
so,
nevertheless.
2
I?
(ken)
right, sj/frs.
as
p!j?
account
for.
Htt? (k$mm5') [= Hop
"15 (kgn) atfv. SO,
just
much;
n^.pD, or in Syria.
1
long
a city,
(k?n),
"]?
.,
p.
upright, the
right;
rightly, honestly.
D},
honest: aji-.
m
147
1? f
^?
w.s.
m,
(ken)
^5, base,
stand;
pedestal,
place,
station, office.
be yjpn, /*. ^1?!, humbled, subdued, subjected; to humble oneself, to
to
HJ5 (nm') pi
/w.
nas,
submit.
Hi. tT.OT,
name
TffL, J!i?l to bow down, humble, subdue.
f a shoot, a
bundle, travelling effects.
by a
"$2?, to distinguish surname or title, to
fut.
with honour.
h|?
(kaiin?')
layer.
HJ?
pi PS?,
/,
(kinna')'
naan;
a town,
nician
probably the same as rp.^D.
chant.
(kgnne') 2?r.w. of
11??
(kjnno'r) jn, _pZ.
D^J?,
i
)
:
i
=
D23
1
1
:
i
:
see
:
I^jl?,
pi-
Phe-
tradesman,
mer-
e
5
(k ng/ ana') pr.n.m.
Ni. fut.
r-r-
>
to hide oneself.
^j}3 (kinn^'m) ni gnat,
pr.n.m., Ca-
Canaanite,
(kfn&'f)
Tin'^ns
:
;
n^2D
ni"ji?, a harp, lyre.
Tin^S
|Ln)
rew.
D'JWS,
gnat, stinging-fly.
rijD
e
?
(k n&'
]V^?
(kfna'f) /,
0.
10.*.
*]$,
coZ/.
gnats.
imp. Hip, protect [but see H33].
]jl>
^33
(kfn,'n)
5
nyjp
(k n5nf);
(k%an-
(k nnyriivi)
(kfn&'fi)
in/.
DUp,
pt.
DJb, to collect, heap up; Pt. D3D. to assemble.
M-
D33]
gather inf. self,
V$
to
to
wrap
(kfn*'*)
to
collect,
Z/ftft.
together.
DiDnn to
border, of
pair of
rfw.
extremity
;
side,
skirt,
an
edge,
,
army;
wing
pinnacle,
battlement.
pr.n.m.
D33
niDJD, wing;
wings
5
^$3?
yi');
to
hide
one-
*\
J-'.T '
/.
'
i.p.
nils? i-:
>
Gennezaret.
nyS n\3D,
^J?J,
pr.n.,
also niiiD, i:
a city in Naphtali; ni3D D-l or ni"^3 Dl the Lake of
oneself in.
M.
(kinne're^-)
nib. vit
5
(k
n5'-9-)
/*,
surname,
only title;
low-officer, colleague.
10*
pi. fel-
US
DD
re?T I
Dp
m = ND?
(kffi)
NDS, HD3
(kg'flg)
of the full
moon,
XED
throne.
festival.
HD? m
(klfifl?'),
'!??,
!)8P*>,
niNED
high
(k-Bi'l)
pi.
chair,
W^DS ,
(k'Bjiq'd-)
v
.
he covered.
niDD,
tn/:
p.
'lDp to cover, to At. inf. niDDH
c.
iC^.
conceal. to
P t. nob, p *.
Pi.
/fa.
HDD,
HDD?, DDJl
to cover, conceal, hide; to
cover
to
clothe;
sin,
^PP
and ^D3
(kg'flgi)
it
HE? and mED
fid.
HD??,
pt.
pfljaop,
j>z.
(kgfifi*'),
HE??, qaip,
p.
WW)
^:?P? 9 lu
D*paijip,
to
np?
c.
a
5
1VP?
(k^Bu'fr)
place in Judah. I"
???
/ a
covering-,
pt.
p.
(k
and
5
6yllo'0-)
(klBlp'&-t$bp'r)
a
of
BT^?2
place
near
(kHUw^fm) pr.n. and district in
Lower Egypt.
DpD
13*95,
^. dthd?, / nniop/to
(kpi-L'm)
Op?)
inf.
DlDD,
to shear.
^PP? (kyBBjj'mSfr)/ a specie of grain, spelt.
off. *
(kfil'l)
a
a$.,|>J.
fool,
D'.^P?, stupid,
impious; the constellation Orion.
pr.n.m.
(klBlp'n)
n"i?D!p
ful. (kyoci'c^)
foolish,
a
pr.n. of
(k fi$lp'n)
of a people
veiling, cover, garment.
^D3
of the
Hebrew
Mount Tabor.
see nira. IT
covering".
cut
the
of
pr.n.
Hps
con-
m name
(kjBlfv)
month
self up.
rflp3
/"folly;
fidence, hope.
1
m,
* :
con-
fidence.
n5??
"lUnTi^P?
1D3 (kWy)
t
i
folly;
interior;
hide oneself, to wrap one-
nrnos IT
(ke'figi)
r
'
year [December to January).
//////.
ns^Jv,
/lit.
loin,
'
:
to
forgive; to keep secret.
Pu.
to
be foolish.
/
(ksar)
/ folly.
/to !?P?1
(kjBUL'i)
throne.
HDD
a
of
pr.n.
place in Judah.
a ?D3
,
1NED, seat,
^p3
time
i
I
8
Dp3 to
[kmtyfut. 2. pi. \Bty number, reckon.
^IP? pine
(kpa'f)
/W. n?5',
to
long after.
for,
t
to
1R
140 Ni.
nop J,
inf.
^. *]?
P]D5J-
to turn pale,
?]DDJ
to be
disconcerted; to long after. *)tt9
m,
(kg-flfif)
w/.s.
w.s.
D^SD?,
pZ.
"'SipS,
DiTBDS.
P)D3,
i.p.
silver, silver coin,
money, shekel.
iOSDJD
pr.n. of a
(kf'fiifya')
Jerusalem.
ns
only
f,
nines,
c.
pillow.
'
:
i
j?Z.
cushion.
Dj?3
H|?
CV?%
7
:
to
DVD
irritate.
Dn??n, i
disturbed, Pi.
angry.
provoke,
DnD\
be
to
;
i
.r
, j
!
/**. i-
nS2>
?)PS?3,
w-s.
mi,
CDVp,
pZ-
vexation,
DnsD. '".'
as'
*]?
(k&"Sfl)
pv2,
sorrow,
city in
^0
(kf)
/.
w.s.
*B3,
rfi*.
,..
s3, p r. niBD, the curved or hollow c.
V3D,
pZ. D'TDp. young hero;
lion,
5
(k flra)
of
a
^S3
to
pr.n.
Benjamin.
(ksf&'l)
fold
p.
p.
to
together, j?l p.
;
double
doubled, double.
??!,
Arf. ^J8??,
to
be doubled, repeated.
733
(ke'fel)
m, dw. the
doubling,
0^3, double;
adv. twice. (kafa'n) to
^33
DVD.
D:D,
cross-beam,
m,
(kfi'r)
<"H^?
a
the same
,
Di
(kafl'6)
young
s
provoca-
anger,
cup. goblet;
rafter.
Ni.
tion, fretfulness.
^T?,?
D^Sj
up
(k*"*B)
m
5
(k fo'r)
hoar-frost.
;
vex.
grieve.
oy?
the
village.
0*1730
provoke,
excite,
(kippa') /
to
Hi.
b*y?Dj
inf.
0^3*1
HB?
(kappa),
palm-branch, branch;
T20 oiy?, /u.
(kru'fi) in/:
fretful,
/W- !"$??, to
(kgfr)
i
nirioD, it:'
D*jD3
turn aside.
"1123 see
(ke'fie^)
pi.
cliff.
high, the noble.
place between Babylon and
HDJD
only
m,
(kef)
rock,
^33
(kafa'n)
%5
(kafa'f)
with H
bend towards.
m
hunger.
*P PljS?q
in/-.
interv.
and
?],
P]1DD to curve, to
hand, palm, paw. forefoot; sole [of the foot]; pan,
p.
down.
Ni. fut.
dish; handle; twig, branch.
to
to
bow,
1.
humble
s#.
pZ.
bend ?]3N
oneself.
1DD
1S3
K. "W,
(kutfr)
and tmp. "123, to
ns
150 *
to
cover,
/it*.
in/-
"I$2?,
ex-
forgive,
piate, atone for.
Tt?*
Cyprus?];
1?
P**"15[9,
/w. 1B3] to be atoned for. to be forgiven, extinguished
and
1230?
fat.
Nithp. "IE2J to be forgiven, expiated.
HS3 2
[dewowi.
1S3
(kUtfr) to, c. IB?, pZ. D^lDp, hamlet, village.
153
WDgn
H5*8m-
fkty'r of
pr..
mpni')
a place
in
Benjamin.
1>!p
(kp'fgr)
(kgfrp'),
pZ.
D^S?
1^3
village; -
cypress
pitch ;
flower
;
ransom.
D^B3
(klppcirfm)
to/p?.
ex-
piation, atonement.
n"1^5 lid
/
the
the
ark,
cover.
pro-
9
(left's)
to press
fli.
down,
to
^s?n, trample
down.
saddle, litter.
,
m
(kpr)
TV
a measure for
and [= 10 ephahs or goods
^1?
(k rr)
pierce,
a*
dig,
rfl??,
to
to
T\1^ VT
to
ni??,
to
'
(
pi.
excavate;
Ni. fat.
be digged.
rrD 2
Ph.
(k&rb&'l)
1
rra
liquids baths].
to be clothed with.
fff]^tf
k5 rr)
m
I
a to prepare banquet, make a feast. " 3 P*rf) A* r^jj!, to
n^
4
(k$ftf'r) to,
(k 5 r 5 ')
nip, nip, (kfr?') 1
/,
only
pi
cistern.
pit,
/banquet,
feast.
?
SV"]?
(k
ra'b)w.pi.
eppnp,
D^'np, Cherub.
^H? 1
"inS?
m, pi b^5, meadow; a camel's
(k&r)
pasture,
PH?
piatory.
#S3
CPIp, lamb,
buy, purchase; to bargain.
(k^ppp'r^O-)
of
I?
devise. w.f,
in,
Cretans..
pi.
(k$r) to, pf.
dry
with pitch.
to cover
""120]
from
pi.
*
l2
(k$f$'r)
pr.n.,
sheep; battering-ram.
.
Eith.
(mto'r)
D^frSS, Crete [Cappadocia.
(k'ru'b)
pr.n.
of
a
place in Babylonia.
D'HnBS, capital of a ^j3 (kfrf) m coll. royal column, ornament [knob, body-guard, executioners
pj.
crown]
of
the candelabrum.
[Carians?].
nns n?!3
5
(k rj'&)
a
of
pr.n.
fifths
?
/,
p.
separation,
di-
(k riKi^)
DTirV")?>
23^5
iv. s.
ot,
(k&rko'b)
Db"l5
of a city
pr.n.
(k&rkhnj's)
on the Euphrates,
Circesiimi. -
!?
only
/;
(kJrke'rs^-)
fleet
camel,
ip. 0^2,
m,
(ke'rem)
Tp-p.,
DT?T?,'
pi.
fl-
orchard,
garden,
vineyard, plantation.
carmine,
(k^xmi'i)
crimson colour and cloth.
7p"l? m/.s.
m
(karmg'l)
ifP^,
[= D^g],
garden-fruit, as
garden-grain;
a
pr.n.
a also Carmel; town near the Dead Sea;
Mount
%tf%
gent.
to
vnpn,
f
H^p.
(k rf'n) pr.n.m.
DD"1?
to to
cower,
Hi.
M
\!?n, bow, bend, pro-
strate, afflict, grieve.
H? (WT) ws -
the
^ST9
lower
the
du.
only
/, -
of
parts
the thigh.
E?1?
(k&rp&'fi)
TT|
m
cotton-
(kfrfc'r)
(klrfif'm)
Pi,
M
p*.
13^39,
tH? (tfrffi) m belly, paunch. tHS (kp'rs) pr.n.m., Cyrus. 5
pr.n.m.
(k&rs n$')
[Persian].
rn|>
m/. nip, ITl?,
(kara'fr)
tv.s.
(kQrO-I'),
tmp.
/w. rfp?, p *.
mb,
"'Pip
n*J5,
^.'*p. nvjj; /-/pi. nin-, to cut, to cut off; to maim, castrate;
root out,
to
destroy; n^]3 a covenant. inf.
W-*.
H.
to turn about, to dance.
?
"l^yp
[the
inf.
to
N3tHS
^?"12> (k&rmi') pr.n.m.
T^DH?
bend
to
stuff.
dromedary.
*P*13j
fut.
h^%
pi.
knees], to kneel down,
legs,
pr.n.m.
rii")31P,
V.%
inf.
tnb,
pt.
d?J11?i
(k&rk&'fi)
VTStTP
!s.
in:p,
yiDl,
_
t^DS"l3
w
JH3 (m%")
down, writhe in pain.
Indian
n
(k^rko'm)
saffron.
to
browse,
off.
sink
13S13, border, margin.
D"l!D
to
njDD"]DJ,
f nitnb,
vorce.
pi.
l-T
eat
brook.
pD
ma
151
be
mpn, felled,
Dip
m
to
to
Ni.
be
to
make
m?J,
PQ5S
'to
cut off;
nims
152
be
to
consumed, Pu.
exiled,
nib
destroyed.
be cut
be cut down.
to
off,
to
hi nn?n, %nf. nnsn,
-
nn?l,' ni?l
fut.
cut
stroy,
"de-
withdraw.
off,
ni?n
Ho.
to"
be
to
cut
withdrawn.
off,
nirns
P
fi
i.
pr.n.m..
pi.
D^plp, executioner, bodyguard of David [Cretans or Philistines come from Crete].
and
n2^D
and
n^p,
*^?
pr...
(k^fidf)
only Chal-
pr.w.,
star-
astrologers,
gazers;
Chaldsea;
w.
be
fat.
t
'^3 -g?
cause
to
lead U
i
loc.
to
(k$SSi'l)
to fall.
pt.
to
stumble,
m
in/.
axe,
hoe.
Htf?, /W.
totter,
to
to fail,
faint,
Ni. hvfH.fut.
to
pt.
overthrown,
lV^?(klsS5i9'n)mstumbliug, ruin.
*]!?? /"
A\p*. PJ^P, mutter ma-
(k5B*'f)
to
SlR^9i
gical
words
tions,
to practice
or
m
(k$Ss5'f)
incanta-
magic.
magiciau,
sorcerer.
*]1$5
m,
(kg'Sgf)
only
pi.
"1,^5 (k5s?'r) /* 1J&3] to be proper, right, pleasing; to
to
h&y
become weak.
to
grow.
Ttr'?n
to
thrive,
Hi.
inf.
give
prosperity. (klsrpn)
advantage,
?tP?} to totter, stumble,
fall;
Ho.
De
to
to to
seduce,
be felled.
m
profit,
success,
pros-
perity.
^P?
(kso-j'b)
in/.
ninj,
3tft\ pt apb] p. p. 2irD, to write, to
arp,
nl^'p,
to
astray.
,??P
yn$2
:
(k 5 fi ? ')
(k*s*'i)
cause
to
fall,
stumble,
D^D^pjincantation^orcery.
deans,
nfc>3
,/.
^V?3,/W.^Vjl'to
=
D^3, 0*^3,
j>J.
cause to
lamb.
(kg'figd)
^^3
u,
r:-
*Wm, pi D^fr?, t^3D (klflbs') /"
(kg'figb)
fygOj.to ///.
fall.
(k*rc3J')
^t?
A', fut. fall.
to
(k^s-o-o-)
hewed beams.
TH.?
ana
fut.
inscribe, to
record,
prescribe. 3.JDJ?,
to
to
write
to
down,
describe,
to
-?J,
fut.
be written,
in-
i\7.
nns
h
158
scribed.
nn3p
Pi.
m
5
!2rp
2JFD,
shoulder-parts, projections.
pt.
to write [a decree]. (k
0-5't>)
(k?H'r) p. "in? to surround, besiege; to wait.
"IJTD
writing.
Hi. Tnp.'n, /u. Tn?: surround; to encompass; to wear as a crown.
copy, book, register, letter,
written decree.
UnJnS
?
(k 0-5'bg0-)
DVfii
/ a writing. and
(kjtti'm)
(kittiyyj'm)
to
"IPO
D^n?
pr.n.m. pi.,
rnri3
habitants of riD [Cittium].
m
(kfO-r^-)
[from pounded
t"TO
(k^^'m)
{nn's) tut. tfnp? pound, to bruise.
to
pr.n. of
nrD
a
(k^r*)
m. pt. Drp;
p.
to
p. rnriS to
to
hammer,
beat to pieces,
to
forge;
to shatter; to castrate. (kg'0-em) wi [fine] gold.
rofr3
niJnS
W..
/,
(kga-np'S-) shirt,
*|Tfi (k?6f f)
c.
/,
to
to
dashed
dw.
nans.
shoulder,
<?.
hisro
pi.
scatter,
to
to
shoulder-blade,
flank,
border; pi.
ruin,
Pu. Jin? to be
J"lp.D, fut.
to
to
Hi.
together. iv. s.
Din5i
to
Ho.
rout.
I"\3n, fut. 113.] to
ni'sni,
to
hammer;
pieces;
destroy.
c.
tunic.
*f|p,9,
nrD
beat
*PJ5?
1*^0?,
p?-
(kuttgnti'),
Pi.
n:np
(kutto'ngfr),
(k^o'neO-)
side,
nins,
inf.
nb, pL inb, /*. np?.
?'>p.
be inscribed, to be written.
DHS
pi.
^'P?
place in Judah.
Dps
/,
column.
of a
capital.
oil
a wall.
(kali's)
'
I
I
olives].
m
(ko'&el)
t^rp
fine
crown,
(kp^T^)
crown niinb, T
Cyprians, western nations.
T^riD
m
(kg'frer)
diadem.
in-
be beaten
be broken; be crushed, to be de-
pieces,
to
stroyed.
b ^ the twelfth
letter of the :
alphabet,
called "Tfty [ox-
goad]; as a numeral
=
30.
[]
prefixed prep,
to,
towards, belonging
regard
to.
according
to,
for,
in
to, in;
&
154
,.,.
-h,
P
$>
[i.
.
tfr,
*]?].
BJ% pZ.
D*P$, DTB^^i people,
nation.
q^
^
[n?-?.
of
adv.
(is)
in?,
10,?].
negation,
in questions, ex-
not, no;
anaffirmative pecting swers K/H. *t ^3. besides, :
;
without.
^
(Fymml'm) p-.w.'of an Arabian tribe.
J?
m,
(ifb)
of
22%
c.
"3.7, t(/.. *J?7, (leba'i/ 1,
}?, D 353?,
tv.s.
(
the heart, the centre, the
~rr
"&mmi') pr.n.m.
place in Simeon. (i
D27 "T
Ni.
ns^J, p. /
to tire oneself, to be nx'pj it *
:
weary, exhausted.
m. nn^j,
5b^b)
>
to
I
to toil.
onl y V 1
rilKZl'P (i*b$y8-) pr.n. of a
2nb to be tired, to be wearied,
'
J
f>
lioness.
PiN27, T I
(*?
(w*0
)
Hpni ^2 (I5rg^5'm?)pr.w./.
tired,
c.
1
p. nl^ ?, and 3$S?
middle.
"lJ2"I"Sx (ro-d*b$'r) pr.n. a place in Gilead.
^?S?
D^pS7
Pi. fut.
/tii.
be intelligent. the
rob
to
22?)
heart, to bewitch; to
make
cakes [den. of niPD?].
hi n#^g, m/. ni^B to inb e n^>. IT" se make weary, to exhaust, nzQ7 ee nn^. 8 to make impatient. T T .
'
*
I
I
!"I>P
tt>*5
T3J5 see 13.
(ifV) pr.n/. (ljt)
=
tD>6 tO9, it i:
see
PD? (i*w)/[=^W^L
.
(lu'^'t)
to
hide,
*
H5?, flame.
see vh. t
:
tt^
tDJp
to
nS?
(llbbg')
/=
I>S?
heart.
1
cover.
tt>6
njbp
w.. >[ft^, tarrying, slowness [or derived from t^S, JDtf (lfTt)
<n,
privily, noiselessly].
^ST*
(lf'fl)
pr.n.m.
see
rui ?.
#2? (lWB)i, # ^'U?, 12^3^, garment,
ti*D^>
clothing, wife id?!?
(
W
t)
to
133^, thrown down.
flbl.
[?].
m. fall,
ta>3^, to
be
^h
W
1 5
DX^, lion. ripb
m, pi.
bl')
(l
S^p N^2p
5
n 3^?
WW)
only pi
/,
(I'bfnS'n) pr.n., iv. art.
9t-
?
pj.
nJ??J
bricks
p:??].
/tit.
ftjf,
make
to
- #t. 1^0,
be white; to make
to
V^fl
pr.n.m.
(libnj')
t^ip
to
&?,
imp.
tJOJ??, pi. p.
(l^bf's)
BftJ?
(label's),
B^?,
up,
white, to purify.
B^, to
cover,
to
/ut.
wrap
put on,
to dress or clothe oneself.
1
adj.,
(lSba'n)
D]^%
pi
the white mountain,
r\yyp see nn^*.
inf.
l^
a
i
15? (Wn) {/. 1.
of
pr.n.
Lebanon.
D'n^.
see
]
"jiJZlpn,
nflD?, cake, pancake. \
bpn?')
place near Shiloh.
lioness.
f
(l
/,
frankincense.
resin,
!"J^P?
(l^biyy?;')
U^h
mini? (i*^)
,
white
n and f lion,
(l^cbf)
lioness.
i
nnn^
155
)$,
c.
f rytf,
p*-
niJn'p, white, bright.
i?
(ljba'n)
j
a
pr.w. of desert.
;
f the moon
[the white,
the pale].
be
to
B$?9
Hi.
B^tf,
fut.
vfjhl, pt- Bftjtt
to clothe.
tob ^y
(lfysn?')
pt.
&$!,
also pr.n.m. place in the
1
n^Iip
Pu. clothed.
S ee
(l?g)
m
tiffth.
basin; a measure the 12 th part
containing of a "prt.
5
'"Jt't?
niQ^ it": c.
(l
ban5') pr.n.m.
i (liens')i f, i
pi
xr
,\
^.?7,
limestone,
*T?
D^ !> brick,
tile.
f whiteness,
(libna')
(libn?')
>r.w.
of
a
town in Judah. n.J^/ l?gr^.
"Dnp
(lidbl'r)
(llbng')
m
rrb, rrh
2H?
transparency.
HJ*??
pr.n. of a
town
in
of
a
^r.n.
place in Gilead. 1
HJa?
(lod)
Benjamin, Lydda.
storax-tree,
white poplar.
(l&'hab)
see
m,
*h\ pi Dp??,
c.
^D.Z, flame, lightning; the shining point of a spear; sword-blade.
?A
156
T
I
f
h,i,,y.)
nnn>,
pi
.
c.
&nf?
P,
WO
mf.
(ly)
oh that! oh ?
^,?H?
(l h$hi'm) pr.n. pi, an Hamitic people, Libyans.
^0,2
m
(l^l'hg^)
^L /
(1^'hgd)
W\$
(i?h5')
1
pr.n.m.
/.
be exhausted,
HH? (Wh)
Hithpalp.
behave
(i*h*'t)
DW?. i.i
p*.
to
pi.
fool-
to
tD,nV,
j*
to
be
i
Pi.
.
tDH?.
on
set
fire,
/. to
flame, flash-
(ld'h&t)
to
BB?
(tft) c ^n.d, secret ,
D^,
p*.
magic,
art,
to
company;
p
P|>?, to
to,
A7.
to
join.
*"!)?
i
oneself.
Hi.
to lend.
t^ 1 to
//.
(luz)
turn
to bend,
tjj>
M'. />.
away.
to be perverted,
wicked.
verse,
per-
Hi. fut.
turn away,
to de-
part.
Ti"
m
(iqz)
almond-
or
nut-tree.
sorcery. '~
D P?
(lgh&'m)
D*pEJ3?9
Hith. pi. pi.
what
is
eaten
greedily, dainties; [others: or mysterious
wounding
(luz)
l
?N'n , 5;
of a Hittite
HI?
(ly'nd))
(lahf'n)
TSOf
adv. therefore.
(1W)
ftfc2t??i
company. 17 = siU
/
only
;
assembly
i
c.
troop,
pr.n.
town.
pi WIjA,
m,
flin?,
table,
board,
plank;
plate,
deck
of a ship.
HTlfl
(lu<UT'&)
rf
M
.
pr.*
slab.
D?n k of
a
place in Moab.
^W? [see also ^].
a town.
of
pr.it.
afterwards
words]. Ijjf
.
ac-
borrow.
-
attach
t'rl to
ing blade.
/Ml.
cleave
*U?h fut
H?J
kindle, to consume.
&H7
(l*vT)
to^
burn,
furious.
Ethiopia.
HR *P,
be mad.
ishly, to
tojOE)
to
to faint.
to
J,?*- OP,
n^n.i
Lvdia. a people
D^r?
in
;
Libyans,
pr.n.m.
(lud)
Lydiaus;
yet
EtcA
also
(lobi'm)
(\%bb\'m) pr.n.m. pi.,
meditation,
study.
up?
WXO
if
if,
if!
l^i?
(10%'s); (lotan)
B&
pr.n.m.
(lot);
up tOl?
(lot)
tW
m
covering, veil.
P f. pb, pt. aft, / HttP, to cover,
swallow down;
/m. V^,t> to
to talk foolishly.
(iat)
p.
2><.
hide,
conceal.
tD.?!l
to cover.
'[for *ff], p*.
HJIp
fit.
pr.n.m.;
,1? (lfvf)
fut.
pair.
^P
D*)?. wreath,
/
(livya')
-
A* pj, ^vP, to
m
m, only
winding
serpent,
DPP
pi.
stairs.
ifoh (m) [= *6 rt
(ivn),
in /'. "p?,
fe fe the
pass in,
to
&i
$ft,
^V
(ijn)
p/1 f?,
17, imp. f?,
/"*.
iftu 1* fc
to
night, to turn for the night,
lodge,
to abide,
to re-
main, to continue.
Hi.
V|?3j fut. I^Ji to cause to
remain over night. 1J1?CI*
#7/.
to -lodge,
to
(vifrya'lQs),
Ni. jlfo, fut. fl) mutter, to murmur, to
(m)
he refractory.
Hi.
^Vm,
fut.)^
rhp-T>"the
same as
M.
&h,
inf.
p*.
imp.
m'^'J,
///>?.
knead.
6^"
(lyg) (i
pr.n.m.
5 z^-)
c.
/,
mjV,
perverseness.
"2
(1*$)
04/.,
dti^,
pz.
moist, fresh, green.
U<
m,
(le'Mj)
iv.s.
nh*?
freshness, vigour.
DTP
(l^w'm), D-iny(la^u'm) m. w.s. *|?p?, 1?pin^, food,
nourishment; flesh, body.
Tip
1
(i^r) :
%
to
to act as a
y$1?I}Cl
(lus)
\vh
stay.
yh
c.
1
rw
to stop
/w.
pi.
meditate.
interpret, to
to
con/, if not, unless. 1
l^
fa,
*>*.
mocker.
Ofry^S'n)
(151)
mock,
Hi PyH,
mock, scorn; to
crocodile, huge sea-monster.
W
to
yh, pi. D*$i?, deride, scorn.
Hith.
garland.
IPt
TO
157
,
du.
/,
P >r, wj.
i.
.
D*p?,
0.'
3$,
chin, cheek; jaw-hone.
Tip* of
(i^r) pr.n. ppjj npg] a place on the border
of Philistsea.
^)P lick,
{mi'*))
inf.
T$,
to
to lick off, to eat off.
1
158
ppfc
rv^ ? -
-,
1
Pi.
^n ?,
fut.
to
sjp??,
lick up, to consume.
mutter
1
Jliih.
(lWm)
^Jj?
M
5
D.Or
p.
?,
DD'^,
pZ.
to
compress, to Ni. fight, to make war.
D^pn?,
DD^,
inf.
(l*'$*S)
D^n^,
pi.
make
to
fight,
2
v t. P
hrh\ Vtb
fu t.
(i5^' ra )
Din^, p i. c. to eat, to consume, .
>prii>,
n^.
m
secrecy, [L\S^] (i 5t) secret arts; U^3 secretly.,
tO^ of
on ?,
see
W
war, fight, siege.
D
prayer;
incantation, charm, spell; amulet.
war.
n^
m, .p. vr\2, whisper, mur-
whispered
mur, to
Dn??,
incantations.
fut.
^D,2
cr^n
D'n^,
to
whisper,
fcTferv, p. 'p|. DytlJyjt?, to whisper to each other.
Dp7,
iwip.
to
D^'n^p,
m
(lot)
ladanum, resin
the cistus-plant.
1
Oe'^m)
w.s.
food,
'pri?,
wheat, bread,
PHP 'Pljfea
pr.n.m.
=
D'rfc it
?
see
of a
pnw.
(l$$m*'B)
(B)
]>n'^, p|.
fut. )*Jj?)
&$],
fid.
an
to
yCfe
(1MM
w.s.
^,^nX-
,
i.p.
ftfe,
(hhiii)
wreath, (
/,
pt.
p
to
ni;$, festoon
pi.
[in architecture].
^v
(l-t'yll)
n?)J2
and
Hy Y
(HU'O-)
\w.
m, c
(li'ylu)
rii^ ?, night; i.
only
garland,
1
distress, affliction. p/.
"fir fay?)
Ni.
oppression,
tO
sharpened.
to press,
to press oneself.
forge,
sharpen, to point. Pu.pt. to be whetted, tfft^l?
/te.J>pfr **
D^D'K
&$fr,
pt.
hammer,
to crush, to oppress.
^np
of
'
D&n!?, it
place in Judah.
fP?
/ a species
DtShtDp (WfoSFm) pr.* Arabian tribe.
inf.
BJ?H?
(it5'r)
of lizard.
n*3 Bethlehemite.
-
:
Dn
n#tpp
grain,
loaf.
(ld}ml')
Dttn5 it
.p.
,
(u?i>.
loc. fl]
^.
P l.
by night.
/night-spectre,
I
W
159
t*
night-spirit, ghost [Lamia,
leain, to study,
to be ac-
Empusa].
customed
Pi. "T>/,
yh
Y?
see
1,5?J
fib.
1
^.d
^J
lion.
afterwards
*TO?
"113? i
taught,
/W.
1
"ip ??,
#.
catch,
to
"ID?,
take, seize; to capture, to
conquer; to choose.
trained,
tured, conquered, selected.
i*h$n
fast
together,
hold
to
become
to
^-
m
(1S'<$8<?)
rvfi\ rh, I"
'
* ,
-
iv
jfc see
(1?$*')
'"'.-i?
see
rhr\ T
t
y~/.
p.
t^^Dx
K
^r.n. of a city
ns^(iu'i f 'p'0-)//^z. c.ni<^, 3
loop, noose.
ip^i,
?)
M ^,
laugh
at,
to
pt.
^
Hi. fat.
the same
,e
(i*
c.
stammer, to speak
unintelligibly.
^Jfc?
p*.
mock,
M.
deride. to
3jg
pt.
?)
m,
cyk
w.s.
mockery, scorn, blasphemy.
(lama'd)
W ..
to
to
J*J&I, pas QaZ.
see 15-
ID?,
ffi.
at.
(i 5 'a
^i?,
i.p.
throat,
(la^'b)
mock
yv?)
in the plain of Judah.
Hp7
m
e
(lo'a )
3}
pr.n. of a place,
(lack's)
to
pr.n.m.,
(lg'mgd))
It
in Judah.
M
:
pr.n.m.
see *lfth. :
I
2^7
capture.
mb
IT,:
IT3?*
15?
*I^b
Vf
firm. *"Q,cj
skilled,
Ni.
be taken, caught, capHith.
(limmu'd) ad;.,
accustomed; disciple.
(l^mij'f'l)
to
teach,
called
if .5. '^,7?+ (iQdjd^'h),
imp.
'to
1
a
of
pr.j.
also pr.n.m.
I"!;
A<.
1,^2,
Tp5?&,
p<-
Pu. pt. "I^ ?^ to be taught, to be trained.
2
(U'yis)
imp.
instruct, practise, train.
w
(l^'yig)
town,
and
inf.
see )&.
to.
inf.
H^ p*.p.
ifD^, (lgmdi'),
"itf??,
to
}j
(irr?)
#.,
p*.
.
$&
speaking barbarously, stammering; mocker.
"V^
1G0
?& to
n^
p.
(in*$'z)
to
stammer,
t,y^,
to
un-
speak
intelligibly.
perceive.
Ni.
np.^H,
ng^
/ft.
(15'a't)
..
imp.
/ a bitter herb, wormwood, bitterness, (l*'*ntf)
lot,
T??
(WppF*)
pi.
,
D^prf?,
'
7
PftPPJW^) pr.n.m.
(wa-)
embrace.
n p<?.
/iit
ns^,
to
to
clasp,
to
Ni. fat. FEt?' I" T
1
(l?B) [see
yib]
(l$Bo'n)
trine,
m
mocker.
m
mock,
ej??,
to
P t. Y^h,
to
nog.,
nj,
<*.
'Pi??,
*pi|ij2,
ng,
fay. ngj,
nnp, P *.
A* n^,
prick
gather.
U .
to/:
Bgi,
pi.
ttjip,
the
P.
/W.
same
as
Qai.
Bj^J
to
be
Hith.
fut.
gathered.
tOJ5^
be
to
gathered, to assemble.
ttp
to pjg
op,
to
b|?$;
tv Dj&
(i 5 k,vrf))
and imp.
/.
collect,
BE&l
to deride.
(lSkku'm) pr.n. of a place iu Naphtali.
pr.n.m.
Pi. Dj?.
glean.
5 b*'b)
w.s.
/to.
mockery,
D^p5
r>p_?
knowledge.
(l*k*'t)
up,
tv.s.
m,
\njpV, instruction, doc-
(HMD
Tlj??
A;. (i
(is'k*$)
^p^
derision.
yvh
be
to
brought,
learning,
to turn oneself.
j*i^P
be
fetched, to be taken away". inth. pt. f to
interior.
#.
(Ufnj'y)
bend a bow,
Y?
led away.
tinuous.
see HID.
^S9 TO?
/.
np>,
[or Ho.] to be taken,
contain oneself, to be con-
-
"0S5
to be
rn^rp
torch, flame, lightning. *
HpJ
be taken away, to be Ho. fut. Pig?
to
to
curse.
Pu.
away.
ng^
bard
fut.
taken, seized; to be taken
5
1^,2
lay
conquer; to accept, receive: to inf.
ttK
to
.seize,
take from, to
of; to
take away, to capture, to
see HIV-
Tg?
to
take,
hold
pi.
(lfi'kgt)
n
(tftffc) ^p/^.,
to
a gleaning. fut. lick,
pt:. to
lap
*1N0
161
**5? Pi. pt.
up.
tne
pj529
same as $a. t^j?5
niD^,
gather the late
t^pp
m
(16'kgs)
V$h
P%.
(I5ka's)
Et&v x
after-math.
,
*Ttf7
(I55a'd) *;f!fi??,
m,
juice
(lpo'n)
n3t^7,
[of
life],
n^9]
0.
a precious
to
Po. pi.
^?t?
slander.
Hi.
t
to
}$7l
V&2
speech,
flame; tongue of
(le'sa*)
of a place
i-p.
rh = nib V
IV
e.
nMfc
Pr:n.
see "fe\ T I
m
(ie'-8-ed))
/,
V&ki
near the Dead Sea.
a sea-bay. (iiska')
ca-
slander,
lumniate.
language; tongue-like bar
TlSjtpb
m
#'?.
(lfga'n)
fut.
/ and m,
tongue;
of gold;
=
IttfV,
vigour; sweet cake.
]*(&?
(lg'ggm)
town 0.
")$?
w.s.
appartment,
stone, opal.
KT. l"T
see
JTb'f ?, chamber,
cell,
fruits.
after-grass.
c.
room, magazine.
tO
a measure
for grain.
D 1
O, D of
the thirteenth letter
the
alphabet,
"iSp
iv.s.
1>nD
(m|l"abu'e)
m,
(
m,
w.a.
one
power, strength, force; -TSP 1is t?3 with all might; ISft IV to a high degree,
iJ
tr
1
t
:
>
pi. 1
a hundred two hundred;
per cent, da.
times;
pi.
HNS
m ?v)/; c nxp, $u.
'
a hundred, the hundredth,
rpD?ND, granary.
m s'o'd)
t
f
D^D [water]; as a numeral D = 40, D = 600.
D"D*SD
(
called
hundreds.
iNu
(mfV) pr.. tower in Jerusalem.
of
a
k
very
much;
adv.
much,
greatly, exceedingly, very.
Hebrew English.
hmfc
^P
see ^.X.
(m&"av'y) m, only pZ.
c!?J4JP
desire.
11
D1N0
162
DWD
(mum) [DID], m,
Dp'O,
defect,
PID1KD
?
uU I^P
(mffn)
[-1^
Pip]
DSp
1
Dfcfy
thing.
to despise,
m
(mri'o'fi)
anything
refuse,
despicable
[see
D9*, p. DiD,
/irf.
reject,
refuse,
Ni.
DNS J,
repudiate. fut.
D1^9,
inf.
(mrv'Ci'fi)
whatever, anything, some-
D*Xp
only ^Z.
adj.,
stain.
spot,
(m 'ym5')
T
CN^,
CX2J
p*.
to
be
despised, rejected.
DKD"
TiD pj.
m,
(mf'f'r)
DnN^,
minous
TiN?,
c.
a "lu-
ni"JN'P,
body,
lu-
light,
(nuiVB)
DNp? done.
Ni. to
[= DD*]
minary; candlestick.
[=DDD]/^.
melt, to feel un-
to
fut.
Oftfp.
melt away, to
dissolve.
i"!TlNp (m
5
'ur?')
/ place
of
light; cave, hole; eye.
|TSD
m, only du.
(mp'z?'n)
PJiptp,
pair of
$**,
c.
"^P
(mjL"ftfg')
m
some-
thing baked. L
^.r^P
(m&"aff i)
m
darkness.
TJf8?8 (mftWlW/ dark-
scales, balance.
ness of PP, utter darkness.
"INp (m*'*'r) fit. TX$n, eatables, food, victuals. p. TKtpg, /-rnapo," to npbNtt (ra^'ac^o'l^O f food hurt, to
[fuel]'!
n^DNg yptSp pZ.
(mji"a^g'iga.)
/knife.
wound.
nnTiSp(^rars'b)j.
c.
21_s;d,
ambush, ambuscade.
(ra^'amfB) m, only
D^D^D-, power,
ex-
riHSp
(m
5
'frs')
f curse.
ertion.
^END
m
(m^'am^'r)
word,
1
]ffl,
(nui'f'u)
fid.
Pi.
"|f*9),
)#Q,
inf.
to be un-
willing, to refuse.
"j^P
-|#8
IP
conj.
because.
edict.
^SP
Ht^Kp =
(m$Y)
ad/,
willing, refusing.
^^
(mlhU'\)adj.,on\yf, P l.
nTp~5P, separated,
single.
c.
xinp.
iSinp un-
m;.s.
(myiuv)
IXDtp,
*J$12Q,
m,
"^2!?,
entrance,
pi.
act
c.
of
Wi
IT
"tt
entering-,
"QD =
[of
rWTQD
entry; setting the sun], west.
HNlnD
(nrboV)
niNl2P, entry
f,
[of
only pi. the sea].
pD,
a
/
cheering up, cheerfulness. i"]3Zlp (mibn^)
haven.
see Ki2.
(mab%r^)
m
building,
house.
HD*2p
con-
/
(itfbW)
iP
(ru'byana'y) pr.n.m.
sternation.
7^Dp
m
(mabbu'l)
flood,
^riy?tp
=
see
T]nxiV39,
deluge.
nD-i2D
? (m bae5') f a tram-
^.'ansus. niisba,' r T it; s
!
pling down, subduing.
^l2p
m,
(mfcbbfcV)
"H^ft, c.
pi.
'VISD, fountain, spring.
ness, desolation.
parts, I
.
pi.
the privy
DUJOP,
pudenda.
TirQtt
.
\
m,
c.
*
"irDp,
selection, the choicest, hest.
inJiJ
^*|P
(mibija'r)
pr.n.m.
(mabba't)
IJtDSfc?,
^3'?
5
,
W/.S.
expectation,
hope.
.
(mibBa'r) pr.n.m. (ralbra'^)
m
flight;
^f??P (mibBa'm) pr.n.m. t\Wlfo (m basse'le^) 5
wi
(mibta')
rash
utterance.
pi.
(mjg)
c.
HtD^D,
m
magus, Persian
priest.
^.^P
(magbj's) pr.n.
of a
(n%baia')
only
place.
H^p
rTP^tt,
f,
something
twisted, string, cord.
Tga$?
(mibta'^) m,
/,
ni?^'5P, cooking-
place, hearth.
JO
pi.
Kt$2D
Htjip
nnnp
only
and inns it:-
xi j (mib^o'r) i
.
(mjb^a'r)
c
for-
a fugitive.
ti^IlD (mfby's) m, Only
D^W,
!
tress, citadel, fortified city.
|,T^P
5
(m byka') / empti-
Hj^Qft
'
fortification,
n^3^p,
(n%ba<$') /", pZ. turban, headdress
of priests.
''Htt^D, confidence, trust,
security,
ease,
object of trust.
prosperity;
"ftf? (mg'ged) m, pi.
dh:p
,
preciousness,precious thing, choice fruit.
11*
iTSO
164
*l"I^P
(lnVi(l'lo')
of
;>>./>.
a
city in Issachar. .
N^^UU
ttM?
nj3jQ
(miSgdiYl) pr.n.m.
D^^D, Hi^a,
watch tower;
raised
flowers;
TTV
of;
the flock,
tower,
pulpit, high
stage;
bank
P/.
]yO (m^'n) I^Jj
^.
(minima/.)
of
'TTup tower a place near
c
/.
troop, crowd.
T^aO
-
$?,
A*
deliver over,
to
to
give, to bestow.
]20
m
(m^ge'n)
'\^, I'MT)
and
d^b, T
pi. t
I
I
te.s. c.
'
protection,
shield,
'33Q,
/",
ntoo, -IT
I
protector.
Bethlehem.
yi20 of
H2l^p
^*"J^P (migdo'l) two towns. >
H?!??
(ml? <lana'j
/,
pr.n.
r\7yyO
Only pi
nlJ^Pj precious things. *lUU (mfgo'g) pr.. of a northern people. Scythians.
"H^lD
??i
(m^go'r)
fear,
terror.
7)20* w,
D^9,
1tt? pi temporary \lttip, c.
3
c.
p/.
rYhUft,
nnUO nnno,
[in
[mj^prrs) pr.n.m.
down.
lift to cast
rnjB m ^frr) (
/.
P i. rn;?,
a saw. ?
(m ? C.r3') fear,
/.
object
(ma^ra) /, c rrhUD, .
pi of
p*.
axe.
(m$gg5'i)
|l
jJ(J
pr.n.m.
(nilgro'n)
of
two towns in Benjamin.
"1?P (m.^.a^i') niy^P,
/,
only pi
diminution, ledge,
rest. i
sickle.
(TWO (m0ur] A roll,
defeat
p. p. "lUD, give up, to abandon.
t
Pi.
hatchet.
*P
blow, plague,
1 3? (m^'r)
abode,
fear; granary, store-house.
'
HiS^Q,
battle].
to
5 (m ? or?') / fear.
77^0
/ rebuke,
(mfc'S'rBfr)
pestilence,
sojourn; inn, dwelling.
7y\20
-
curse.
B^B}9 (m[ ? BT),l^P(m?? a'r),
f covering;
(m'Vnnn5')
infatuation, blindness.
e.
^:d
book-roll, volume.
1?T??
(mfijnW)
nisi^P, clod
A pi
of earth.
c.
165
-IS
D^^D,
pi.
c
gold
nit^^P, pasture, common land
surrounding
it;.
ment.
5.
towns;
Jv
nip
n'^p]',
gar-
1HP,
.
m, c
(midb5'r)
"1,5"1P,
(mada'd)
to
mete
pZ.
to
out.
rip?, to be meted
to stretch
/ill.
out,
Po.
Tiitt} to measure.
stretch
to
TTiBfl?
fut.
Hith.
oneself.
"TO?
c Tl$,
m,
(midda')
c.
rnp.
riHp, extension, length, tallness; dimension; mea-
pf.
sure;
garment,
vestment;
for
j
(madhcba
)
f a name
Babylon, exactress
of
c
pi.
m. only
d})
pi.
expulsion.
m
\u
m
(madp'n)
extension,
lenarth. 8
(madp'n)
pr.w.
of
a
Phenician town.
VTlft
MT
adv.
(mddu'^)
np]
why?
[for
for
what
/.
W.S.
reason? (m^dara')
nrpl^P, pile
nt^Hb
of
wood.
(m'dusa)
""pt^'TP,
w.s.
f,
a thrashing, some-
thing thrashed, oppressed.
throw,
pi.
(nudes')
m
over-
fall.
nsrnp,
f,
only over-
blow,
throw, ruin.
^^
(mada'y)
pr.n.,
Media;
a Mede, Medes [also
"HD
tribute.
PQrntt
a
nsrnft (mum*)
the passing away. f,
m,
(madp'n) dispute, quarrel, object of strife.
nrnp
(midda'd)
iTTO
(ni$ddv
i"HHD Tip?
to extend,
measure.
fut.
mea-
iW. /wl.
Pi Tip,
out,
to
m &4ve')
]1](J
m? /wl.
(vayy 5 'mQd),
stretch,
I
sure, to
lb,
in/",
lD^V
lb;,
T^,
(
sickness, disease.
IWD
1
speach [ini],
W01, T"
2
grass-
pasture,
n^B'ip,
m. only pi.
garment.
DT1HP,
land, steppe, desert; mouth,
Tift
(mjjldhrg')
HH^
covering
coat;
-
*HP
p?.
?
carpet.
121D
:
c-
^]P,
HDHIP
read
[others
oppression].
area, precincts.
1p (m<id) m, djo, d^p
IB
= H np
enough.
TB?
see
J.
H].
what
is
Iit
160 :
Xi"]P
>r.w.
(mLlya'nj
Arabian
tribe; gent. '
rT:
r
""D
rT
'
town in Judah
^Ht?,
a
)
/ province,
district of jurisdiction. ?
(m
dpc^?')
m
(mldi\i'c6)
a trodden
place, foot-hold.
^T"IP of
[see also IB].
(m din5
HDID
n ]U
(midi-5*)
m
inquiry,
examination, commentary.
flu
(mg) pron. interr. ["""=.
r
?
Ht -P
ail
:
>\n.
(ralddi'n)
of
"]
H9,
what?
which?
anything, something; adv.
/ a mortar.
why? how? how! wherein?
jP !y (m^dmf'n) pr.n. of a town in Moab. i"l|P"[p (m-Jclmaniui') pr.n. of a town in Judah.
"/
wherefore?
np ^
lift
2
whereby?
-
why?
when?
till
H^tt
wherefore? ,
H JOTD *
/ dung-
(m$dmcn$.')
"HP (m(Fh$ h)jyj^."0.'7pn ?'/"
hill."
upOp^H)
inDH^nh, Jt -
-
of a
town
|lp
(m
(m$dmeng/) in
Benjamin.
5
d$'n)
nyvp,
pr.n.
in,
only pi. strife.
contention,
>
Uf.8.
imp.
to tarry, delay.
hesitate. 5
np^np
(m hamf)
PDinp sternation
c.
f,
con-
confusion,
disturbance,
,
5
jP
(m
pr-n.m.
d5;'n)
noise.
r
,r7
(m*d$ni
:
pr.n.m.,
)
pi.
JiiliJ (m
?
rn.ima'n)
pr.n.m.
= D^HD D'HD see VIB i-T t TiSnmnp (m^tahvi) ,-. $H and (madda.' yjQ n-f.\ pr.n.m. m knowledge, (m&ddjj,") "vnp m5hrr adj -jip^ thought. i'
Iit:
:
:
c
)
(
*Hto see
)
.
ti
j
quick, prompt. y;jto.
^np
(myiuvi)
p.
pt.
to cut [wine], to
""MfTlP pi.
c.
(miidkur?')
ni"]J?*]Q,
f,
only
cate.
a piercing,
JnD
wounding.
"1JTT8 HWi?$tf) / like height,
h\7ft
sophisti-
a stair-
(nuVhnly'd))
Bl,
C.
l2QPi way, journey, walk.
^!?HP
(ra$'hlf'd})
,
only
pi.
u:
"pbriv
access
way,
D^JJJO
[others: companion, guide].
^Htt (m&Wl)
praise, approbation.
(m&'haiymm?')
ni/D
>Z.
only
adv.
;
f,
(m^va-aii?')
^7$
blow,
'
^
(mo'a'b) pr.n.m. "
-:
.r
i
pi.
(mS,'hnm?r5') f.
only
ni'jbnp, flood, stream.
"DSHD
(mhped)a)
nDBHD,
c
/,
de-
overthrow,
struction, ruin.
rOSn^
(m^hpe'^O-) / Stock
w.s.
inf. '
njinp^,
lilD, IT? to ex-
'
'
i
I
hw.
hiftO see
w.s.
^N^iD,
entrance.
TO
(mug) in/. ttD, /w.
^O;,
to melt, to tremble,
to shake, to fear; to cause
Ni. ^iDJ,
despond.
pt. pi.
tremble,
to
solved;
be dis-
to
byto^,
be
to
PH.
afraid or dismayed.
(mah?'r) to hasten.
*inp
Ni inpj,
p*.
inpj
to
be
be hasty, rash
hurried, to
be timid.
in/,
T
i-
iSnlD (m?W) m,
to
(mshar) / V
change, to buy.
to
'
1
I
/u*.
i
MD^,
[for culprits].
"1TO T
-:
</en.
;
t
i
stroke. it
only
/,
delusion.
ril^rinp,
pi.
i
"Q-HP
quickly,
(m&'hnr&'y) pr.n.m.
"V^l],?
2$ c 2 lIJ? (n4'hal$Tfl) pr.n.m.
n^^HD
speed
speedily.
fefc ^IHP
c.
m,
tDIO
Pi.
and wp. "IpS
,
/w.
*lpBJj p'- "IpS? to hasten, to accelerate, to do quickly; in/, adv.
(m&he'r)
adj. hasten-
ing, quick.
"1HD
dis-
Hith.
fut.
to dissolve,
^yo^\
to
tremble.
"TO
(myd)
to
cause
Pi7.
to
fut.
TJ1DJ,
quake
[see
in haste, quickly;
to be expert, skilled.
"IfjP
to
soften.
to
;
TlD,
1
cause
to
IJ^Dri, solve,
(mp'hSr)
m
marriage-
VTiD, >H'D
(mod?")
w
ac-
quaintance, friend.
njniD (moda'^^/^ynitD. tTO m tjt) p/. tSD, i/. IDlD, (
price. /trf.
ninp
(m
5
hera')
f
haste,
bib;,
waver,
pt.
totter,
&, quake.
to
A'i.
Hi.
cause
to
to
pre-
ttplDflfl
M.
the same as QaZ. and
ttlD a
(mot)
w.. Kipb, stumbling;
m,
tottering,
carrying-pole, yoke.
ntpiD (mptr) for
pole
pi.
/,
fut.
reduced, to 1 (mui)
^D
h$$
pi
pf.
tp&J, to be poor.
(mvm) stain,
spot,
to
2D*D
^8iB
^iO,
towards;
vp
from before; before me, near me.
circuit
PQD-iip
/
(mu'Dybby')
of
[or gf.
H2D],
>
(mo'l;.i<ji,r)
prv.
"Tp^lD (mues'd) m, foundation.
(m?l)
(mo'ejdr)
/^tpt?
^^),,,
/ founda-
pi.
and
nfjpte.
o.
^piip,
nl"ipiB
o.
bond.
fetter, 3
"IpiD
(mpfie'r)
a
w.8.
[forlDNS].
oncip,
only
(my'flfr?**),
f
Ip^O,
1
^pltt
from
of
c.
^]pttD (mvrl) m, c. *piD, covered passage, corridor.
pr.n. (m?l$'d9-)
j
tion; decree.
in Judah.
rHTlft
m
(muB^'b)
rnpID
D^0
prep, and adv. before, optID*"?!* posite, in front;
i~nTl?p
fault.
disgrace.
h'tpri,
oneself.
^p;, w..
8
before,
1EHD,
tion, basis.
t>b), inf.
(myl),
m/.s.
defect,
5)?.
IDitt (m?Bf4)m pI.ni*]9ip e. ITftDi&i nOlO. found'acircumcise.
to cut off, to destroy.
town
pr.n.m.
(moli'd)
fut.
fcp,
circumcise
Hi. fut.
htt
IW
only pi. ni^plp, fold of a door.
*?iDJ,
to
,?
DiD
flb.
&b*, p*. ?iD?, pZ. to be circumcised,
fut.
iU (mqi?') / circumcision.
(vjyyj'myl), pi. p. fclD,
to cut off,
m.
\* "
[round a house].
become p/:
countrymen. i
staff,
yoke, injustice. (
*
nativity,
birth,
ntt^lD see nitt #j. nitpiD.
carrying,
TpD m ^)
nnfcip, iti*
pir
'
i
descent; offspring, family,
fut.
totter,
to
fall,
Bith.
cipitate.
jci*i2.o, i-
nn^'D,
t^pn.
cause
to
to fall,
:
stumble,
tremble. tD'O 1
MB)
fut.
ttl^J,
totter,
to
IDiO
168
tsi
of
desert.
a
w.
and nl^Qit? /oc.
n ri^pte,
station
in
the
1D1D
IID
109
correction, instruction, discipline, self-control.
c.
rise
mine, season,
time,
appointed
fixed.
nyto,
c.
term, epoch, festival time;
appointed place; assembly, congregation,
,
utterance,
gate;
speech, edict.
nirato
(m-o'Bav)
niSiltD, T I
I
meeting
iTJglD
(myBe'fr) see
)
p^tt
(mu'W)
pointed
/
tress.
HJWtt darkness.
PljSjfip (mcTeBa)
nisyiD,
Only pi
/,
nisyiD, counsel.
c.
e
gk$') /pressure,
see
nSlD
11
l-T
J7o.
in,
pi
wonderTISI'D, i" deed, wonder, miracu:
i
c.
-
:
i
lous sign, prodigy, portent,
press.
w,
(mpk?'d)
pi.
c.
H.piD, heat, conflagration. ?
(mo'k da) f hearth,
tplD i
I
:
m,
(moke's)
D^piD, i
5
c.
Wpifc, i
l
:
i
-
pi.
and
implement for niC^'pip. fowling, hook, snare, noose. "Tito
pt.
fut.
mock, deride.
-
omen.
Y^tt (muB)
m p^D,
(mtjk)
p^fili to
/ tube,
altar [others: fuel].
(mpfe'fr)
DYIBlD. Iful
p}E
Pinpip
burden.
TS^D IT
(my'Bgfka)
pipe.
IjTitt
resolution, project.
nf^y^p (my
affliction, dis-
ap-
refuge,
place,
(mu'a'f) wi
l> pjp&,
(muBa'k) m,
narrowness;
asylum. *)ffi2
cast
only pi.
/*,
'
HiyiD
(mvBs'k)
Ho.
*QJ
m
metal, the casting of metal.
festival. hllttlD. IT I
sewer,
'
privy.
r\XWO pjflft
ment, signal.
pi
/,
descent;
'
festive gathering; appoint-
(m?" 5 da
out,
the sun]; a thing
[of
whence
place
W4P,
comes or proceeds, spring,
assembly, troop.
^. ony/ia,
/,*.
going
'$$1$,
egress;
D^O,
T>fitt (moVd) m, pi.
KtflD (mpBa) m,
pi
chaff.
77i
(moB)
"pD, y'D chastisement, punishment,
Y$,
to
op-
"TO
see lb.
(mur) Ni. ID^j to be changed, to alter oneself.
m
170
n,T*
1jP\ to change, exchange;
pr.n.
of a place in
to alter oneself.
vent.
*ptplftp.
KTID
(morr)
DDN^liO,
W?,
W..
,
fear. pZ. D\snit5,
object of fear;
reverence; miracle.
TjftO (mm'?) m,
D^liD
pZ.
[D^n/iD], thrashing-sledge.
TYlE
c.
m,
(mprs'd)
1,110
declivity,
descent,
slope;
festoon.
rn'lD
(mpr?')
nTlD
(m?r$')
instruction;
w
/ teaching,
=
or
to
remove;
m
t^tt
teacher,
(mus)
to
fut.
t^'ip;,
to
Hi. imp. w.s.
feel.
WW.
A<- - "P T
ntriD
c.
e.
pz.
to
let
feel.
(mp^i'v) m,
n^'iD.
session;
ntfia,
r-rf'ip, dwelling-
place; stay, time of abode;
inhabitants
a
of
place;
town.
site of a
m
depart,
2
touch,
Kj^lB
guide. (morg')
to
give way.
seat;
(morg')
PnlD*
(mus), /W. ^pj to give way, to depart; to take away. Hi. Itf'pO, to take away, /w*. B^jt?}
iv.s.
fear, terror.
HTlD
B^D 1
touch; to touch,
razor.
Judea;
shooter.
pr.n.m.
'j&HiJ (musi')
archer.
JlDtthD
(mose'c^O-)
(I
J1U (rnorg') pr.n.m. riTiD ffy$ oak or terebinth
/,
only
;
of
Moreh. 4
iTJlD
p.
(m?rS')
Hi.
of
it
ttlbtt it :
[see ttlp] sharpened, sharp.
miD I
T
pZ.
see
c.
rnb. IT '
I
I
Bhto
(m?rfl) m,
c.
BftlB,
y^,1Pi possession.
Ht&hllp
(mTrm')
session, property.
e
H^lD
(mo'.sa o')
niV^'iD, IT I
TNQ for
v l (morij't) \
"nipt^iD, rope, fetter.
f only pi sal-
deliverance,
I
vation.
PQ^, early rain. ttTlft
p'l.
/
pos-
(mqa-)
m&,
n/.
/>/.
no,
qjip,
niD, niD,
imp.
rip,/**.?}, nft, npji, (vayya',nn9.), nl^i, pfc PI, / -rp, to die, pi. DTPto wither, to decay, to
dead. rr.is. i
Pi.
jwp
nPi, M/.J.
1"'
inf.
unnlp i
:
i
mo
171
VIT
M
ppio;, P
kill,
to slay.
inf.
Hi.
J^pri,
fiprjl,
V/wq,
to
rppn,
Mp
/w. rvp;,
w.s.
to
cause to die, to bring to death, to kill, to slay.
(m5'vg$')
realm
of
>.*. ^pia, *p1&, death'
c.
D'ipiD,
pj.
foe-
nio,
c.
n'npjg,
w.
m,
the dead; deadly
sickness,
pestilence,
de-
^1P
(mpfra'r)
i>.
ninniD." altar. :
i
w mixed
^,
(mizz5')
pr.n.m.
H
or lip
m
'
z
"lift
ivs.
(m
5
zi'v)
(m^'zu)
m, only
s
(
riil'lp,
jUU 1*ITD
stars,
con-
stellations of the zodiac,
%?V=
w
(mSzle'g)
fork,
flesh-hook.
H3?19
(mizla ?5')
only pi.
/,
fork. ?
(m zimma') nitp]!p
,
/",
c.
pglp,
meditation,
prudence
;
plan, in-
device, plot,
purpose, trigue, mischief.
(mjzo'n)
,
I
pi.
/;
m
c.
nin^,
food.
m
m l z ni?'r)
SOng
accompani-
ment], psalm. (mazmera)
ni^DJD,
/,
only
vine-knife,
pruning-hook.
^1!?1P
(nrzamme'rgfr)
f,
only pi. nilplP, snuffers.
door-post.
(mazp'r)
(
musical
n*l?pTD pi.
U'jJJP, garner.
htto m z5Z a') j?Z.
f
pi.
12
the
or
planets;
[for
HTJJ (mfzg') adj., pi. c "$, sucked out, exhausted.
(
only
wandering
'
wine,
spiced wine.
^Ttt or
rnp,
'
:
^Tft (rng'zgg)
mTiJ
c.
m,
(m$zz$'l)
5
nij
j?;.
jiqjatf?,'
girdle;
girdle.
thought,
Ti^ip,
net, trap.
m
rPTD (mfzr^)
m abundance, nftTD
excellence, profit.
w/.s.
m
(me'z<tcf))
m'^ID,
struction.
"irilD
(mpo'r)
ifO
?|U
Ho. ppin, fut. npv, p*. Hpift to be put to death.
JljO
I
T
bridle, fetter.
ngji,
D'p'ttt^
rppfc?, pZ.
2?.
nniBp,
.
IT
Wound,
hurt; a binding up, healing.
1VP
(mizVr) fewness; adv.
jy?
(m?zg['r)
m
littleness,
little.
m,
Q^U?, northern
only
pi.
constella-
tions or winds; the north.
mis IV! riHTp
(mlzrg')
m winno wing-
shovel.
only pi.
(m^zzgrp'O-)
=
probably
flTTD
mJ>M3.
(mlzr?'^) m,
c rn)D.
n nrnip,
sunrise,
loc.
sown
(mlzr 5 ")
c
m,
V.ltD,
field.
p^iP
and
D'OT.B
a
marrowy,
m
Hp xnp
fut.
D*{78,
inf.
m
a
(m&'d) b!')
to
be
off,
2.
to
Hi.
].
5,7.
[for
nnpn,
ninpH^]',
npn,
to
wipe
put away.
2
(mW)
Pu. P t. pi DTIpt?, to be marrowy or fat; pt. fat things taken
from the marrow.
.
w.s.
TJS'n^ to strike, to clap.
N?np
2
nipljp,
marrow.
Pi.
joy].
to" 'be
be smeared with fat [but
n*np?
(maw) fu t. anp?, to strike, to clap [the hands
for
71$\ T\W, wiped out or off,
fid.
nn^
wealthy.
fat,
(mp'a^)
wipe
to blot out; to adjoin, to touch on. Ni. nnp J,
see
j>*.
nns\
to
off,
"p adj.,
d))
to wipe,
inf.
wine-bowl. (m?'
nnb
pi.
m,
(mTzi-5'k)
sprinkling- vessel, sprinkler:
HD
ninp, imp. rpp, /w.
removed, effaced, destroyed. Pu. pt. pi DTigp, to
east.
JHTB
%
p^.
nl"TO
iv.
t\tm
72
n^inp
com-
f
drawing
[for
a
circle].
TITO
hiding-
(m*f|tj^f')
pass es
(
m $$o'z)
m,
c.
tlH^,
coast, haven.
place.
Xinp pi
(mft'^bo')
'b^zno =
m, only NnriD.
rilSn? (m^bg'r^) pi
ni")5D??j
f,
only
connecting-
beam; cramp, hook.
^,?np
r
(m
(m*j|yi'm)
Tlfip
$W'&) / and m ninp"
m
(mijrt)o'i)
dance,
f
a
pZ.
nphp,
(uahi?)
dance.
girding, girdle.
nnp
1
(nmrt^o
m/.
of
pr.n.m.
(mactio'l)
njlnp, n^np
(m*'$$$'re$0
pr.n.
an unknown people.
circular dance.
frying-pan.
n^iTO
Q^QP
n'nrp,
vision, sight,
apparition.
/.
v*
rnno
i
Htnp
(mg'^
e
/ window,
z5')
'
rjjqg
"E?"P
(racks')
/,
pi.
smoothness,
es-
^EPJ!!9 ("4Wke9-) /, blow. ^^QP, ^- n>i P?n
w.S.
out-look.
DijppnD, cape.
n.m.
^np
m
5
(m ^r)
^n^np 1 HTlp tion
stroke,
c
(ni 'd}Ida')
(mj^yf;')
of
vision, class.
pr.n.m.
/
preserva-
livelihood,
life,
2
/ sign, spot
(lni^va')
price,
H
(m
P
n?nD
n^Mp n?np
H2CJS (ma'Wfr)
Vpnp n?inb it
pi-
pr.n.m.
^I'r)
/"
only
(m*$$W)
.
of
'
^
m
and
smooth as butter,
Tpbo,
only
pi.
hole, cave.
$8
(mae^lo'u);
pz.
D^Djqp.
c. c.
desire,
darling,
a
sirable
thing;
delight; de-
precious,
charm,
loveliness.
pi.
m.
?n,
Diqp,
(ma'iamo'd) m.
onlv
w./pj.
sickness, disease. (ma'e^lfi'f)
^S0fi\
IDHD
(maeijalyyi'm)
flattery.
(maijm^'d)
7~'.'y
/",
words
nis'ttnft,
v
(m^illa)
^]jnp
p ew
(mn'^a m5 5 -)
pi.
sickness.
(ma^lf') pr.u.f.
O^^Hp
[^Djfi]
?n. i-T
:
nspnD
(ma^lf) pr.n.m.
pZ.
performing music.
c
(ma'^-ile')
l^nD
mu.
w a
5
(ma'*ia)
mpntt,
,
instrument or a mode
purchase-
money, wages.
T"U
sical
pr.n.f.
wound, scar]. ]TiU (mm'*) m, [or
^TDO,
*1-QP (m&'^'ft) of
victuals.
HTlp
di-
;
D'Hpqp,
precious
things.
only
knife. desire.
nS^ng pi.
c.
(m**$lfftf)
f,
only
ITiS/OP, braid, plait
n^np^m^ai^Ba') pi.
ri'i^nD,
ment.
H^pnp
(
m^mg'Og-8-
)
/
something leavened.
of hair. f,
festive
only gar-
n^np
(ma'e^ne')
pV/oyqp, niJq, rf.
c.
m
.
c
.
i^DD, and
'J.no' 1
D.V.n^
,
camp.
rrum
174
i"-:i-
it
encampment,
array,
Land,
troop;
host,
station
of
nnia Y^p'T'P; the deepest, the innermost. c.
?n
and
priests.
'ftP
of a place.
"ins, what comes after, the future], the next
(m5^5'r)
arfy.
[from
(mJL'^nnJL'ylm) V rn town between Gad
E^ftP* a
of
-
H*S"1TO (ra^a r5 V)
and Manasseh.
R30P
morning, the morrow; tomorrow, later, hereafter.
(m&'^na'k)
m,
c.
p^np, strangling, strangu-
')
ncr.s
}
1ntf3D T l"-:iI
(nuVd^regr)
and
'
(mji'^arfi'gga-)/; m/.5.
^Dnp,
"lip, in
(mSefjBo'm)
m muzzle.
ibntt
(ra^Bo'r)
want, need, poverty.
rPpnft fu t.
(m$^B?y5') pr.n.m.
cleave, to crush, to
wound;
to shake, to dip.
yDp
(m$'e$B)
^ft? [of
m
(ni^Be'b)
m a hewing the half.
mattock,
(m^o r5 ^ / aiu Dninp (mg'^o. i
also
r$0-$'m) adv.,
the following
day, to-morrow.
*]te>TO peeling
the
(m$$B5'f) off,
decortication.
and
(m^'^agjbr)
i
t
to pierce,
=
*
-:i
:
i
intention,
pose, plan, device;
:
pur-
skilful
work, fortification-work.
to
cut through.
^I^np
rnrjfi
thought,
(nMWt?) /
(m^rfjCi'k)
spade,
coulter,
"^'ftP
rrcsrjp, njarjjg (m^per*) / the half, the middle.
PftP
in^nnp,
wound.
stones].
PTSprjD
w.S.
sickle.
atfy.,
(m'B) m]>. fpD yp?o to split, to
yni?
/,
nt^lOQ vi v -:|-
pZ. Pli^lCJjD, plough-share,
refuge, shelter.
D ipHD
sink,
cloaca.
ft^H.Up
lation.
npnp (m^aB
only
/,
niX"5np, privy,
pi.
(mgdjks'r) m, only pi.
(nWm'd)) J>J. D^tftjP, ft ^'"P, darkness, dark place, the realm
Thrift
,
of the dead.
rinjD
(ni&'djjB-)
pr.w.m.
nnno it:
175
nrin?
(now)
w.s.
/,
ihrin, p i ninns. r.r.na it: -t
'
'
:
i
:
i
fire-pan, coal-pan, incense-
bowl; snuffers.
nrinD (m^ttr)
rpip,
f. c.
crushing,destr.uction, terror,
/ a
(m^tg'r^)
breaking
in,
jbtpD,
*pDtpD
m,"piL
oybpe,
KpKtptt (m*r*tp)
w.s.
broom,
0.
ro,
"*j^t3D
VJgQ,
planting,
,
plantation, garden.
D'BEtJB
m
yppo,
.
treasure.
V,tS? (mfcttT)
DytpQ
burglary.
(matmp'n) c
hidden place, underground, store-house, hid treasure,
>.
consternation.
*"Hft^
">D
i-
:
(m^ra'm) m, p*. and JTiDyttS "=
i
i
:
dainties, tit-bits.
besom.
rQIDD ter,
(mfttbf'a^)
nretpD
m
slaugh-
(mitpa^aO-)
pi
/",
cloak.
ninspp, mantle,
massacre. "Ittft
Htttt
HED,
0.
m,
(matte')
and hiBD. nbD, branch,
rained
"
twig;
rod,
stick.
staff,
sceptre, spear; stem, tribe.
ntDD
below, neath, underneath.
ntsp
(mitt?')
wT. ties, P z. nipD, bed, couch, divan, '
and
Plttp
tension;
J
/, *
ST
i
z.
(muttg')
the
bier.
litter,
nittB |
m
warping
.
J
exof
justice.
something spun.
^titt
(msti'l)
iron-bar.
m.
Ittp,
(matre'd) pr.n.f.
/
N^BD]
prison,
(mattf-
dungeon;
aim, mark.
V
-
:
^
(
m
(may)
* r i') pr.n.m.
m,
D?g,
0.
I"^??,
only ^. D?D >
}
and *#B,
water;
juice,
liquid; abundance; danger. |J
h^n
0.
[once
w.s.
a spinning,
Ml,
nnt^D
i.p.
Hipp (matvg') m
send
to
IHtDD
rf')
Htttt (mutta') \ IT*.
;
riiltpp, rain.
c.
pi.
na,
c.
f-,
fut.
!
to rain,
(mata'r)
'"Itjlp
be-
down,
x^
:
down [rain, hail, lightning].
down-
arfv.
(ma'tta)
wards,
to cause
i7?\
^ppn, "
I-
:
to
Igpj
upon.
m/-
vpprt, i
Ai.
(m?t&'r)
be
(ml)
pron.
which? every one.
interr.
indef.
who?
whoever,
nriDt?
17G it
:
I"
DH^Pj straightness. evenit
:
v
i"
^1^
2Wj
(ml
"in*
1
the best, the choicest.
u
s^p
(mi*?');
,*?^
?
1JWB ITT
v
I*
TS'P
(*
^S^?
pain,
TSD5
^H?,
(madjVb)
disease,
suffering,
m
(m$d)bi'r)
fulness,
abundance.
brook.
7132213
(mie$*l) pr.n./.
b^ft
3^?B
i
sorrow, wound. ft
m,
(mfctfl)'
1
(n4'*?yf')
mV*ayabO);
V
IT
-V
how:
a
of
cord o! a tent.
(mid^'y^'hu) pr.w.wi.
WB
m,
(ra?9-5'r)
D'HrPD, string
2*0} (midjf'hu);
up-
rightly,
rightly.
njr&,
ft
m,
adv.
peace;
pr.n.vi.
zsbci'b)
(mcta'b)
righ-
;
teousness, equity, concord,
(mtd$'d) pr.n.m.
n"T ^P
uprightness
ness;
town in Moab.
(m*cbb?n$') pr.n.
of
a place. py.n-
32DQ
wi.
i
(m&d)b*nn*'y) pr.n.m.
:
12?9 u/..
CfljWi
kind. species,
ngsp (nw*&) town
of a
yiD
m
(mlB)
squeezing
Ku^P
iu
Reuben.
rDD (m*W)
pressure,
plain,
Tfe^t?
(mibo'r)
*l
ri-hteousness, equity.
(*'); Vr
.u)m MJ
(m^rj
'
wound,
(
m ^'u)
mj,
pi.
fllDtp,
stand,
place; site
(*
/ a hum.
(mfavtf) x
'
:
/
TJJWJ
rpQ, bknv
defeat.
TTDtt IT
||1?9 W'J land; honesty,
level
e.
/,
d^Oi
beating,
stroke,
r mi i pr-bjKtt^P ^"t (mWTl)
"ht^Di
ni?e,
pi
(m?S5') pr.n.m. >
plaited
work, grate.
out,
-
w
(mfabs'r) v
:
pr.n.
-
mat, coverlet.
"D2D it ngi^tji
cloth
n
(m$<$b?'r)
P**f
i
ft
Il?9,
D^9, dwelling
fouml;lll,m
'
-
T
Ht
,
m
v
HI,
.i
v
01113
H3-P n^lDOj it 'ft
,,/
pi-
:
:
J
f. inrciuMui') *
I
w.s.
qniDO,
1DDD
nipa
pi.
place, pedestal, basis.
1^-P pride it
V
?
l*p(J
origin, descent.
(m$rf)i'r)
rHMto
pr.n.m.. patr.
~T
'
to perish. "rb^l, to sink, Ni. fut. ?$) to sink, to
Bo. pf. pi. go to ruin. iD^h. to sink, to perish. 1
n^pD ni^?D,
pi.
/,
(micbla)
f
net,
fish-net.
ti'DDD it
see DttDft. it
:
:
c.
UJJU
(mac&nadba'y) pr.n.m. (mic^na'fi)
du.
*,
trowsers
"'DJDp
c.
the
[of
priests].
D2ft
m tax,
(mg'd&gfl)
HDDP
(mid)Ba')
/",
nD5P,
price.
m,
(midjBe')
tribute.
C.
number, amount,
HCOD
sheepfold.
pr.n.
town.
of a
.ri'T /u.
(madia'd))
and
(mfomg'rg&) (mitf>mp're9-)
nriDDtt (nftSmW*)
"IT
HjJO
a hunter's net.
:
(m^du') pr.n.m.
3<p
I"
/
d)ur5')
m
n"}tp?D
rnfts it
' (m^ovvx). 1
:
and "lb?p
(mic^ma'r)
(midmip'r)
pr.n. of a
(nrdjpn?')
place in Jiulali.
(m
1D0T
177
IT
0.
flD?P,
m
cover-
covering, roof.
HDDD
completion, perfection.
?Vptp
(micfjlo'l)
^?D
(mid)l5'l)
and
wi. %
w. c
{?&,
completion, perfection, perfect beauty, splendour.
Dy^DD
(m^rfdull'm)
things,
perfect
mlpl.
splendid
garments.
rV?!p9
(makkp'left)
*||33P (midjma
n)
/ food.
m.
-' (mirf,ma'e), 'i \
.
,
(mlcfjma's) y<r.n.
of
,
jamin.
c^aBB6')
the
clothing;
canl
intestines].
nbSDD
/ doub-
(mad)pela')
ling; pr.n. of a cave near
Hebron.
139
(ma^a'r)
1DD. DIDtt
imp
.
120?, p.
tfDDE) it:
in/:
iD^ri,
be
sold,
to deliver up.
to
be
doned.
to
*DD,
inf.
H*Dtt
w.S.
fut.
Wfi^ft (mjdjmg/s) a place in Ben-
llebrew-Eiiiflish.
[of
5
Ollly pZ.
D^pD;p, treasures.
DttDD T:
ing,
(m
(mydjra'h).
i2t2.
mD
T^B,
to sell,
AT
"ISO'?,
i.
'to
/w. 1,5^, sell
oneself;
given over, abanHuh. -Darin 1
12
:
>
1D0 V V
178
I
"p^T".
w.s.
mf.
to
lu-
sold. to sell oneself.
"Dp
for
things
(mate's) pr.M. of a place near or in Jerusalem.
B*T)?? x
w.s.
(m$'($gr) to,
tfj>p a
D^QB,
n?P
(mur)
price, value; possession.
come
acquaintance, friend. c.
(mi^rr) m,
nfcj?9,
&
wfffi,'pL *k9>
pi.
to be
D^?p,
rnpp
in/-
ware;
sale,
filled,
to
make
npipD,
to overflow,
full;
be
to be-
full,
to be to
full,
Ni.
fill.
pit.
HlDp
only pi. a weapon, sword.
(nASfr*') /,
DTDP;
J7
.
(
m i^
'i')
pr.n.m.
(ra
^f'r50T)
inhabitant
known
satisfied,
an un-
of
-t^DP
m,
stumbling
falling or sinning,
M
*$&;," j>i. to
fill;
^PP
fall,
ruin
(mid;t5'l))
pi.
writing; letter,
f-
w.s.
m
golden
hollow,
make one
to assist each
full,
2
K??
{mm)
P i. p'flw,
m
up;
mortar;
socket of a tooth.
pi
full,
N^. n^o,
adj.,
f
c
c.
ni^9,
filled,
fining
abundant:
strong,
pregnant;
t*tat.
fulness,
abundance;
adv.
fully.
*6,
or epigram. (m$djtf')
to
N?ipn
offence.
ing.
poem
be filled
another
p^?,
(mcttr)
^PrP*
to
other.
m
"inrop, a breaking, smash-
(ml#t5'm)
do fully; Pu. pt.
to be set [of gems].
poem, book.
EPP
in or up.
D'K^,
fill
to
com-
in,
something written,
nrpp
full,
to
pi.
f,
;
make
satisfy,
entice-
1
rl ?^'?^,
kq, *$$, pi!
plete, to fulfil; to
Hith.
(mUMW)
inf.
fc^t?,
imp.
to
ment, offence, scruple.
"1<?*?Q
to
be com-
of
cause
obstacle,
K^e, nis^s,
D^O^/tp
(mkt.so'l)
'0^59,
block,
TOj
be
full,
to
Pi.
pleted.
</<?*.
HIDP-
place
WDD, pi.
be
become
to
filled,
to
Vfe$)
?
T't?'? an
I
N^J.
fut.
to
complete;
& Kl^p
a #)
VI.
w.s.
r|$1?9, fulness, what up: multitude.
fills
(
->6d
(m
s
dance; tithes wine.
H>6??
(millu'a
of
abun-
,
grain and
c.
/,
)
in, setting [of
D^SpD
nx^D,
gems].
installation
c.
[of
setpriests], consecration; [of stones]. 0.
rfep (miur)
^0,
w*
/,
KPfc?
citadel
tress,
nPD
(mallu'
service,
er-
labour, work, performance;
gained by
labour;
cattle.
d})
5
PD}%$
T\vhj(2
(milled)
i
:
f
fulness
waters], others: the setting of the eye in the [of
n?^
(m'lun?')
/ night-hut.
(mm'%)
Ni.
tt^S'Ptt
^3?D,
(mSlbu'S)
m,
pi
c.
garment, clothes.
n$j
to
vanish [like dust]. to
salt.
n?D]
Pu.
(m5ia'^) of
to
pt.
#o.
be salted.
n?^n, m/i nj^n (hsmi?^) to
be washed with
salt-
water.
f^P
(m'l$e|)
water,
Dead
eye-hole.
l&D,
0.
1
n^pl?
"OS/y (mgTsd&i') pr.n.m. = Wlhto D'OK^D see rhft v v t t
w,
night-quarters, inn, shelter.
[denom.
i
(m iu^?') /
"'.'??'?
(malo'n)
rte a
:
a salt-
[Atriplex
pr.n.m.
(m^lly'd))
niDN'PO, message.
i
m
a
orache
dominion, rule, reign.
trade,
business,
Sichem
[in
halimus] or sea-purslain.
]*hft
niDS7^,
filling
and Jerusalem].
nbra?''
w.
goods
a
i
(mill?')
nDxte(miw9/,c.nji&?,
rand,
in)*?,
[V>D], 0. $<?, word, speech, matter, thing.
messenger, herald;
angel; prophet, priest.
c.
brick-
of bricks.
p$&
TJlpU c.'^N'Ptt,
m
(m^lbe'n)
kiln; pavement
plant,
(m*lVc&) m,
TJXb
D
up, rampart, bastion, for-
rnlpl,
(millu'I'm)
,
*]2 r
pi.
DruS'^ft, a filling
pi. 'w.s.
>N^b
w.s.
f,
l?'$')
fulness
ting
rhn
179
ns^p
H^P
sea;
m
salt,
salt-
rfr&n D* the
Sea.
(m*ll5'$)
mi
p^.
Q, pJ^,
seaman, mariner. 12*
rbn
ISO
?8>5?t3 = .
PJJ9
only
m,
("UiUi'rt))
^Z.
^
,mal i 'cf,)
(
//
>
Sffo
DTl^ft rags.
nn^D
5 (m ic^r) / salt land, barren land.
rule,
/m (mll^e'm^-)
/,
ur.. ii-ionpb,
pz. niDn^o,
c.
to
reign. to
",.?,
rittpq???,
Hi.
^03,
inf.
?$$B,
stitute
as
king-,
saved,
be
hasten
Pi. .15^0, inf. tt^D,
away.
fid.
tf?.Q)
escape;
to
escape;
to lay
let slip,
Hi. tD*?tpfl
deliver,
save; to lay [eggs].
to$fi) to escape; emit [sparks]. (mB'lgt)
m
T?3?9
(nririty^')
HJStt
mW)
[of
^bb
>
m,
(ng'i^)
p*.
vSfQj kiP&j
ijjflp,
D>p;^
ruler,
;
ft
prince;
false god, idol-king-.
God;
(mo'lgd))
'ip
the
:
m
Phenicians
a god
of
and Am-
rH^?8
(mlWfljfr)
f
net,
snare.
to
mortar,
cement.
(
'I
monites, Moloch. to
Hith.
fid.
^?J?
to
[eggs].
to
JJ?
cause
king.
w x $>&,
to
to cause
to save;
deliver, to
delivered, to
freed;
imp. Ttj$Q\
to
deliver one-
to
to
con-
to'
Bo. tfebnt to
to reign.
self;
S|\^
pfc
made
to
"^P",
/W.
.
^.O!!,
be to escape,
consult,
'determine.
war, fiyht, battle; weapons, victory.
become king. Ni
"j?b, to be or to
//.
niJ^Oj QWecn, princess
nSptt
(ntfLkf')
pr.lt/.
pr.n.m.
inO*2, in?V^- kingdom,
/ an ear
dominion, realm, reign.
corn].
see )"h Hi.
11^70 proverb; taunt.
*TT P?S pflPPjO
(ma!kiv>a'),
/
riddle.
satirical
song.
(nr'lJBu')
ldyya'hu);
(#(m&lki-
D^JJQ (mCdkjra'iu y?^??Q (.njlkisy^) V y.n.ui. Bfc'difk);
J
D3^B
LSI
D^fP
(m&lk5'm), a god
=
Ammonites
rDbft
the
of
/ queen.
(m is'gS-)
prM.fi
(mplg'c$g&)
imp. bb,
(mala'l)
??,
Ni. ?bJ,
to be
d>/.
only t
'
v It
i
v
:
>
nnripD m glt?$$') f a ward(
be cut
to /><?.
cut
be cut
to
/. ^?b#
T??8 pi.
fut.
&W
pi
to wither,
to de-
Po. fut. !$1B; [or 2 from 7/p ] to be withered. cay.
:
C
/>Z.
(mamgyrf')
only
/.
storehouse',
granary.
w*.
(mal*'l)
to fade,
/,
tooth.
ni"]^D,
(meraa'd) m,
'1?'?
blunted. S
(maltaV)
niun^e
become
to
off,
r
"^PP
circumcised.
i/^/i.
off.
be
to
}?&?,
pZ.
Po. fut. Tflto)
^D
-v
robe, dress-chamber.
2
circumcise.
to
late
April].
tongs, snuffers.
Pi- tyto to (mjla'l) speak, to relate, to tell.
off.
w,
(iiHilka'e^)
iit:
bhO 1 tvD
m
(mglko's)
March and
rain [in
"!?b.
?
riD'Tb
D^t? BttftpD
m
(milko'm)
ro5?bb
only p.
measure, ex-
rpj\jftp,
tension. 5
jDiDU
(m mud)f'n) pr.n.m.
il*luU (mamp'^) m, only
pi.
deaths, painful deaths; the dead, corpses. DTllftUp,
^?j5 (ma'Ma'y) "I.PrP
^?9
pr.n.m.
m
(malma'd)
ra 5^' (
B)
^
OX-goad.
Vi^W
to
be smooth, pleasant.
I^?P
(miBa'r)
m
I^Dp
overseer,
guardian [others: butler].
pyO
(mala k)
to
break
off,
to nip off [partly]. *
ITip^P
m booty. du. (mCilko'a^) m ,
^nip?^ the jaws, the upper and lower palate.
w.s.
m
(mgmzc'r)
mongrel.
pZ.'
(mimk5'r) m, c.13#tt,
D^fcpD,
Wing
sale;
for sale or sold.
rH2>PP
(mlmkS'rga-)
HD^Pp
f
(mamlad)?')
sale.
/,
c.
(malko'a^) 2
nlp^D
jTPP
bastard.
nii?&, it:" dom, realm.
c.
nii^bb, kingS3 i
:
:
dominion,
'
reign,
182
it:
IV
c nip^P^ (m*mlW&) ~ nWtpQ = HD^ftft. itt T]DDP (mlmOsi'cf)) m spiced /.
i
:
;
j
bitterness,
sorrow. pr.n.m.
(m^rar?')
D39, IV' ptp,
T"]PP Dn*ipo :
i
nt^PP
iftft. vi v
(mirnsg,'^) wi
unction,
v
:
i
(mgmsur) /
i
c
/, v
;
'
.
'
:
:
'
m,
(mlrns^'k)
ppPP
(m&mt&'k)
D^Pftft, sweet things.
0.
m,
only
sweetness,
pi.
(mfn) w,
inf.
w
/"
rvbft,
ruft?,
.
to
number,
count;
appoint, to allot inf.
fut.
"jft,
to.
ni:ftn,
be
to
nJft?,
p. to
AS.
fu t.
numbered,
Pi. HJft, imp.
to
|ft^l,
to
appoint;
to
cause,
to
to
dispose, allot
to;
prepare.
Pu. pt. Hjftft to be appointed, to be set over. a
n:p IP
(m$*r) rut?,
nJift, to divide, to separate;
possession.
pfc'ftft,
of
1
Hjp
reckoned.
reign.
pWftft
from,
(m$ngm') f song
njftj,
*
JTi^ftft, dominion, rule. i
away
of,
more than.
HJ^P
to
rule.
v v
=
imp.
(mim5'l)m dominion.
rbvftpo
ont
J
I
tigo, niift' T I"
Drift, v
I
.
derision, satire.
anointing.
?t^PP
ll
apart from, part of; since, because of; with after; adj.
(m&mrp'r) m, only pi.
w,
$$, n^p,
T)pp,
to..
-ft,
raw, aW,
from,
m
(mS'mgr)
N JUy
c.
w? '
wine.
HDD
other consonants
tt/.S.
$9, $&,
manna.
(
m5 a5') f
c.
n:ft,
p i.
niJft, part, portion, share, lot.
|P
(mn)
m,
tf.S.
^n^P,
part, portion.
*]P*
strings,
a
pZ.
D
stringed
s
i, in-
and
m?ng ')
TO>
^. D^ft,
prp., before vowels
gutturals
th
part of a talent, a hundred-shekel weight; in money value
equal to 50 shekels.
strument. *|P (mln)
(
a weight, the 60
m,
(men)
i"i:p
ft,
before
H3D
(mpn') m, only DUft parts, times.
pi.
188
it:-
}Pttp (minhag) m,
c.
ipjlp,
the driving [of a chariot].
rHrOp T p7.
(mjnhfr?;')
rrnn.?p,
only
/,
dug
cleft,
m, c TDp,
(mfno'd)
(rusup
,a
WTT12Q,
e^)
repose,
rest,
resting-place
ivs.
p.
m,
IJ IJiJ
(
m *nvu5'),
pr.n.m.
(mfna'^aO-)
;
i-
it
:
5
pr.w. of a
ni')
Baby-
lonian goddess [Venus].
nmp
peace,
(m*n.^e'm) pr.n.m.
also pr.n. of a place; pair.
/, ,.
repose,
pr.n. of
(m^nv^o'S-)
"U^P
.
,..
*3(J rest,
an
a place.
*0p (m
(manp'a^) pr.n.m.
HTOp
tri-
sacrifice [mostly
unbloody one], offering.
settlement,
;
providing [by marriage].
rrims, *
ninJJp, present, gift;
bute;
DnJU
a shaking of the head.
JjlJU
>?n;p, p
w.s.
illPup
hole; mountain-recess.
"TDft
V,l
z.
.
.
i
(mmni') pr.w. of a pro-
ease,
vince of Armenia.
dwelling,
quiet
resting-
D^P
place; settlement.
p3D
(mpip'n)
m
others: refractory.
spring;
I
D\yt2 t
(mano'fi) ' \
i
w.s.
m,
'
''DUD i" :
1
flight, escape, refuge.
HD13D it
(m%ufia') /, iii V
:
%
see
P T f P (minyamfn) pr.n.m. =
off-
child;
i'
t:
,rp
(minni'ir)
city of the
c noj .
i
TtiD
T
(m?no'r)
m,
a
i
>"}?^P (nun1 ^') I
of
pr.n.
Ammonites.
c TiJB,
a weaver's beam.
D^D,
only w.s.
*?
wealth,
riches,
property. e
iTJftDi
VJ!0
n^D
(mnoi-5')
e'VlpJp, i*. n'l"|J9, candlestick.
y:t?>,
1
JlJ
(minza'r)
D^lJp,
z,
only
>Z.
Ni.
others:
princes;
troops of mercenaries.
nnjft it: -
~ (mines') v i i
/;i i
c.
nma i
;
,
p.
)
intp.
yj.b,
Vfif, fut. to'
keep
back, to withhold, to bar. to
1
(ni5ua'
/.
refrain,
to
refuse.
V^h M. V&\
to be
withheld, to keep oneself back, to be reserved; to be refused.
fcWB
JS4 '
^V)ft
m
(mftn'w'i)
bolt, bar,
7j$2
m =
(mrm'a'l)
D0D
(mn'$'m) m,
^0. Ollly
delicious
D'jptfje dainties.
p
"IDE
(m$flB'd)
m
sistrum,
rattle,
(mur)
HDD
for libation, n1^J?19, a bowl
HjPjJD see
HtjSOp (m nsgg') pr.n.m. /*,
<?.
m $BB5')
niJ^O, part, portion,
(mge) 7>t a suffering, discouraged one.
DN3D.
tri-
bond -service;
bond-servant.
2DO
(miBfig')
pj.
D\3DP,
c
.
',40? circle,
environs; adv. roundabout.
iTSptp (mbb5')/,p2.n1?P9 =.
HDD. i-
"lrlpP
(m$flg?'r)
m
prison.
nn|DD
"HPP
Mflvg')
rOIDD
/,
w.s.
.
rpp,
according
m
covering,
(m'fiucftri')
/ thorn-
hedge.
ing
(m<lBBy'rf5)
back;
m
a keep-
others:
a
re-
lieving.
nnDD
(
mi lh1)aV)
/,
c 1pP9,
trade, traffic.
(m**'*)
/.
"DP
to
mix, to mingle.
T]Dp (mlDg$'i-$6-)
a
veil.
^DB locksmith;
c
/,
surement; adv. to measure.
uDD m, w.#. IllDTp,
(moBa'l..)
of
pr.n.
amount, proportion, mea-
DD
tax,
temptation,
(m$flfi5')
HDD
n:p, p
share.
(m*8) m, p*.
nEP,
0.
/,
trial,
place in the desert.
5
m*nr*)
(
niDp,
HDD 2
#i.
pr
pl.
1
testing by misfortune
sprinkling- vessel.
bute,
ncpn,
fli.
/W. r\Dpl, Cpni_, to cause to melt, to cause to flow, to dissolve, to wet.
cymbal.
DD
foundation.
p"HPP (mlBd^'n) m portico.
strument,
niip,
border,
ledge; panel.
nDD
(mhW'rtir) m, only ^Z. D^yjp, a musical in-
(
strong-
fortress,
margin,
hold;
-.
en-
nn^pp,
l.
i
food,
VpyyO
rOJD
in^pp, p closure;
lock.
v
(m8'fi&<$)
m
mixture,
mixed or spiced wine.
mw
"IDS T
185
I
"DD
c.
,
qp^,
(m v
/ a cover-
s
flukka') y /
'
i
to despond, to despair; to
(mafiBcdni')
f
(m$Bfl?c65')
/,
>Dtt c.
c.
niDD,
^.
rpeo, founding,
cast idol; covenant, league.
^JDDD
m
(miBke'n)
poor,
n^SDD
only store-
store,
of a
,
/ the
web.
rt?nb
c.
' f.'
)
(
:
i
'
road,
Hippp, highway,
march;
course,
street;
staircase, stairs.
^DD
m
(mafifi?'')
stone-
hewn
HBDB
~D
c.
i
:
mourning,
lamentation.
m
(mifipo')
^U,??P
fodder.
f scarf,
(mifipa'^aft)
scab; pi. ninsiptt, kerchief, cape, cowl. *
"IfDp
(mifipli'r)
c.
2^.
m,
c.
ISP*?,
number;
\l?P$j
countableness, fewness; a
m
(mBlu'l)
m,
~ r (mifipe'd) \ /
:
IV. S.
iSiSDD
(mafifie'd^)
rfeott * v I (nrBiua it :
breaking up,
quarry, broken and
i"
house, magazine.
pZ.
D^DD,
m, pi
departure, journey, station.
>DD
1SDD
(mi6kg'ne9-) /.
niJ^pD,
warp
a
balustrade. / "TypP (mieVd)m
(mifikerui'&)
poverty, neediness.
rOD?
become to cause
stones; dart.
wretched.
rij^Dp
(mafifia")
"'VE2,
a
cast;
fusion,
to
despond, to discourage.
to
PQDD-.
pi.
Hi.
lean.
1
DDH
loosened,
ing.
n^Dp"
'
'
be
nDDD
to
D2J, I- t
pt. r
i
melt, to dissolve, to perish;
curtain, covering.
H2Dft it-.:
HDKB\ HDB\ -:it *
(mm'*)
road,
telling, narration. 2
H|DP
way.
"IpDD
(mpme'r)
only pi.
hi,
D'Hftptt, nail, pin.
rnpDD
(maBme're^)
plVnlTppe, DDtt (mafia B) t i
\
/
HDtt i- t only
/,
nail. ' inf.
fat.
( V
?
fiQ'r),
Ni.
CC9, i
:
>
to
melt, to dissolve, to perish.
M. DDJ.
(m
DD>, pi
n^BOb
(miB P 5'r),
(mifipe're^-)
pr.n.m.
mafia T r)/
' in/!
fid.
"IDD it:
commit.
to give, to
1D&?
to
be
given.
"Hp-3 (mpfia'r) admonition.
m
warning,
nibs
m
186
rnpfc
f obliga-
(mjBp'rgd-)
tion, duty.
"Iiripp
m
(nnBto'r)
to cause
^JttPOj or tremble.
waver
to
hidinge
Ijnpp
m
hiding; hiding the face.
(m^Btc'r)
of
object
m,
(mlDUi'r)
"HFlpp,
hiding- -pi
net',
only ^^. doing-, work. to,
c.
of clay.
"D>JP ( m ya^ r) passing
to,
inyo, stroke,
over, ford,
,.
mountain-
nn^P
_
(nMTbOTf)
ni^vs ^d
/,
only
ni*)5VQ,
ni"]5VP, passage,
ford.
0.
^vd,
uf.0.
*p,^e,
track, way, way of life; bulwark formed by wag-
(m$, d?'r) to
'/!*hook.
H?D
(mf'S')
d^b, 0.
0.
weeding-
only
to,
$t?
p?.
and niys,
the bowels,
niytpj
the
womb,
body, the inmost part, the
;
heart; the sands of the sea.
#tt
(msVg) m breadcakeWflf }b mockers, parasites who
XlVft
,
earn their bread by jesting.
T^D, fyD m5 '9'z) (
TORS
gons.
"TViD, to waver, totter.
[
for
strong
tress, pt.
only
group
cake;
pass.
^.
/,
pZ. rifely. 0, fetters,
belly
i"H??^
adv.
c
(m,V ad$nmi')
intestines,
pass.
c.
delights,
pleasures;
naya,
density,compactness; mould
pi.
ni-nyD,
dainties,
of stars.
(m^-abg') m,
passage;
m, onlv pi
cheerfully.
(m^'ba'd)
DH3VD,
a
d*'n)
(m&"
pi
hidden place.
nijp
n^-P and
nriDp
7?V5
$dy5') pr.n.m.
(mg,'
place, refuge.
TO,
33ffl. city,
W.S.
** pro-
tection, defence, refuge.
f riVlD [for t0 b(J made t0 rrr^spJ l^V ?* Pit. pt.
7
waver.
Hi. TJJtpfl, " wi>-
(
m *vn)
>
ft
f*W,
habitation, dwelling, habi-
m of
tation
God,
refuge,
asylum.
^D
garment, covering.
2
Arabia
of a
a
of
(maVii) pr.n.
town in Juclah; in
hvft
187
nStppp
temple
Petrsea;
gent.
^ft m 5T)
pr.n.m.
^P
m
(
raw? (m*w) = ^PJIyD
^yD
1 .
liy^
0.
m,
pi.
pudenda.
^P
(m^L'^zya'hij) pr.n.m.
EJfl? (ma'a't) in/. tD'y?,
BVD\ '
:
i
be or become
small, few Pi.
p*.
/m*.
little,
become
to
tt^tpn,
tD^ypQ, to to
or small,
to diminish, to
fut.
make
lessen,
do or give
little.
D^?,
tt^D (m^'t) rn, pi a little, little, few, a few; adv. little, tD yt?? t
ttyp
a short time; soon;
almost,
by
little
and
tDJJlp
little,
by degrees. tt'yft
(rnfVt)
D^yp
see n,yD.
^VP
(m&
e
adj.,
ngyp, whetted,
!$
0.
m,
ya'n)
'
QyjVO, c ^Wandni^yac.rrWB, its' r* |>I.
*
*
s
i
s
s
place of fountains, spring. pr.n. of a
nDyp (mf^a)
city at the foot of
Hermon;
'
to be lessened.
Hi
tD^tpi little
;
ttyft
few.
(m*Tl) ro, w.. l^yP, Dv^yD, upper garment,
'and iryft.
(ma'^zyr),
to
rub-
of
heap
sleeveless robe.
ftto IT IT see HVP-
1TJJEP
(m T)
^7P
PJ1V9.
darkness.
DniyO
s
bish, ruins.
(m'6'nofr&'y) pr.n.m.
(ma'u'f)
only /, mantle.
(myt5f5')
pi. n-1Spy.D, cloak,
only /
sharp.
also pr.n.m.
hgO :
and
(maYl)
/.
to
veil;
M
WP,
^yp? and fyp^, to
^iya
inf.
^t? (mTl),
to cover,
aGJb
secretly,
faithlessly, to steal.
^P
1
c
(ma'
al)
m,
iv.s.
l^g,
faithlessness, treachery. 2
,e
(ma ai) ?w what is above, the upper part;
^^J5
adv.
with
Zoc.
PI
upwards, forward; from above, above;
PTjyp 7y&t? 1
H^yD ?
upwards; PlJyDpD above upon.
from
iss I
W
-
of.
"73SJ2 (m*"ntf) / a furrow's
hands],
[of
H^P
the lifting
i
T t-:i-
the sake
because, in order that, so that.
19.
(mp"5i)
up
for
length.
(nuV^l5')/,/)/.nfyD,
ascent, the journeying up;
answer,
rising of the mind, thought: degree [of a dial];
in
inscriptions of psalms:
r^V.3 like
TB> song or
rythm,
song
to
of
hearing;
ftpto
see
rgiyp,
of step-
song
of
the temple,
or
|
ascent
reply,
refutation, object, purpose.
step,
song
pilgrimage,
of excellence.
,? (nui"$B) pr.7i.m.
H?r**P (*"?&*') /
pain,
sorrow.
T^!2
n
ft
(imV' B<i'd)
ax.-.
hatchet. ascent, slope, hill; elevated
(m&" n Oo'r), /;
"ftps i.i
place, platform.
<S??2
(mft"*l5'l)
D^?t|S,
.
m, only pZ.
>fe&,
deed,
action, great deed.
^!??!?
m
"fpXJSj station, post. I
ig-
place, footing.
n,P9l!S
Hi
pj.
Hr*****) w,
Crj^XJp, (u"(>i')
pudenda;
/ ^"1V|?
'"nui'k)
(mCi
m,
(nuV$n)
M/.5.
m
odt{.
m
nakedness, or bare
empty ,ta i\i'l>)
m Occident,
only
D^T;;^,
purpose;
only
crooked way.
west, westward.
depth. 1J?,?
ledge
space.
(m^"a m5Dr )
burden, weight.
?!??!?
(m|"ke') m about a flat roof.
'c{3
"N?J$? (mQ"om5'd) m standi
restraint,
~>!p
^$2 c
m,
(mri"ani5'd)
15^0 it:i
\
(m$"aB5'r) hindrance.
intention,
only
^p?,
*J1(P?, on account
of,
barter -goods,
Wares; exchange, market.
it':i-
barter.
mva
189
the tenth part,
ni"]^9, cave.
pZ.
pfeeD
the tenth.
tithe.
bare place, treeless plain.
(**'#) m
"P7.SS3 of'
"=1^9 .
^
fear [see
(ma"
!l
object
only
m,
i'a'd))
^"IVD. arrangement,
0.
only
^P
(mof) pr.w. of a city in
Egypt, Memphis.
V*^^
project.
FD'iyp
f and
(m&"arfc^a')
op-
niJAW'VD,
pi.
pression, exaction.
2K.]
(mafgJ
v m aggressor; )
mediator
asker. '
[see
V^2
in.].
nfobyB and
hl3^.
rangement,
order,
ar-
pile,
army; setting
row, array,
forth, exhibition, show.
DH>*[3
m.
(ma'^ro'm)
y^SP
(mifga")
"Si3
(mappa'^)
(ma'
Olllv
r5Ba)/ sudden
*"Q?P (m" W*) ,
pr-n. of a
n^jb
a fi
g') TOj
o.n^p,
wV'infewD, 0.
d4pv'b p?. ^^,0, the doing, exe-
cuting;
activity,
action,
business; work, deed, production, fabric; property. c
>fcTO I
(ma \
.1
(ma'
Ca
F >I 1 Da'v);
'~ 6eya),
fieya'hu)
m
bellows.
T
pr.n.m.
^
(mefi'B)
m
hammer,
club.
^Sft
place in Judah. c
a breath-
n^llStp (m^fibo'se^pr.wjn. ^ ,^P (myPPi'm) pr.n.m.
Y^Q
terror.
(ma'
m
ing out, expiring.
J^l? (mappu'a^)
nyjgb
assault,
nakedness,
D'piytt, naked body.
pi.
,a
m
object of attack.
pZ.
(mappa'l)
*?,
c.
m,
c.
7SB,
chaff; dewlap,
flap.
HX^SP ^Z.
c.
(mifla'a')
niX^p,
/"
Only
miracle,
wonder.
n^xSP
(mifiagga') /"division,
TP'Wyti |T"
class.
(m|"a-
rSp
(mappala)
/
and
n^SD
(mappcla')
/"
fall,
.|
ruins,
heap
of rubbish.
190
tt^DS it
IT"
:
tD^DD
m
(mlfirt)
where
place of
the
fork
legs
-
off,
buttocks. refuge.
nriSD
risJSD (mlns'BgS-) /monster, terror, hideous
fc&vSt?
idol.
m
(mlfl5'fi)
or
floating
[of
NHS?
ifl?S,
fall,
w.s.
f
(m&pp$'lg&)
%
fallen
ruin;
trunk; corpse, carcass.
(nuW) M, D^ySB, and itJ?V?9 (nilfW) V, p*. e. ni??9,
"yp^SO
imp.
m
(mCippVi'B)
reach
pt.
to
c ipj?,
numbering,
census
rangement,
mandate;
M.
ar-
;
ap-
quired; to
(mIfr 5 'B)
m,
p*. inlet.
incision,
(m$frg'kg$-)
/,
iv.s.
i^i?l?fi, the neck.
^]SP,
(nnWfl)
n#fcj>sp
pi.
c
out,
pt.
to
/ place
N v*pn,
K*5$tp8, to deliver, to to
bring,
to present.
2)Q
2D,
(m*BB'b) m, c station,
gar-
post,
rison, office.
(myBBrv) m,
(mftJBBgb?) bg')
/
l"Db
sail.
(mjtti'r)
III
^p2,
fid.
3^9
m,
a spreading
extension,
be discovered;
to
exist,
stand,
tenBtJ
to inf.
'
:
harbour.
nf?HSD
NSttJ,
come, cause to find;
pointed place.
D^^9P,
to
dis-
to be found, to f nSt?3, t t be met with; to be ac-
let
^DP
find,
to
meet with,
to
'
(mlfk 5 'd) m,
to
to,
to arrive at,
to,
i
TjgpP
fid.
"'N^fb,
a crush-
m hammer.
(mgpp?'B)
Vqpf,
K$1D, w.! nS'ib, to come
NSp'\ /"
chaff.
pto
befall.
ing, smashing.
1*S5
!?
0.
(maD 5 ') Ml/. K^t?, W.*.
iS^p
cover;
nVD'B.
see
D =
}
acquire;
work, deed.
]>Bft
m,
(mlftg'n)
D3S;b, pi
HJ?3D
the
threshold. V
clouds].
rPIDD
a key.
m
(mlft$'^)
opening.
the
%
poising
m
(m&ft?'*$)
nriDD
/,
rg$Q
n3V*P (nflM*
- ^Q. (mMfttf)
/
<?
ns
\\n
pi
DUBD,
ni35?D and
0.
column,
pillar,
ITVQiJD,
statue
monument,
[of
idols]; stump, trunk. r
?
!T!2^tp (m Bo'b5y5 a place.
*70
pi HiTip,
(nrBa'd) m,
mountain
-
hold,
castle,
stronghold, fortress.
n$D
out,
press
out
yp%
to to
r\m),
fut.
sucked
?
(m Bpla') /", ni^tj, and rfettMJ (m
p&.
("[Tftip
?
Bu-
w) f.pi niWsp, "rvi^P,
H^p,
depth
the sea,
[of
to
out,
"it m 5Bo'k) m
pressure,
(
distress,
[moisture].
ni ngpj, he
to
precept,
of water], abyss.
empty;
fut.
(maBri')
suck
(miovo'a-),
commandment, law; the due.
pr.n. of
)
P i." njifp, rrn^P
to
be
p^P
embarrassment.
(maBu'k)
m,
pi.
>J?S, pillar; height,
c
cliff,
peak.
squeezed out. 1
H^D
(maBBa)/; pi n1$, unleavened hread or bread3
(maBBa
) /"
contention,
(moB5') pr.w. of a place
I
f,
pi.
i
1
(maBp'r) m,
straitness,
c.
TilfP,
embarrassment,
siege;
wall,
cir-
cumvallation, fortification, fortress.
in Benjamin.
n^rraD
(m'Buka')
= pirn t
:
distress;
quarrel.
n^D
li
II^D
cake.
n^D
ngVitt nipixa
(mlBhala)
pi.
/",
c
""7*?
(maBo'r)
pr.n.
=
ni'Pn^p, neighing. "fittD (maBo'd)
m.
c.
Tiit5
net, capture, gain; fortress.
I^D
(maBu'd)
m
niliJD,
nn^D
net.
{mwnt)
nnvip
fortress,
f,
pi
tower,
mountain-castle; net.
rrpsp
KBuda')
/, c.
it JJ-tfSP
ni?*?,
niT^P,
(maBu'r) Ttefc
=
t{/.<?.
i, 1
siege.
(m^Bura')
/,
|rf.
circumvallation
:
fortress, fortification.
n^D (m^BBu'S-)/ contention, quarrel, strife.
H^p pi.
(me'Ba^) m, W.8.
nln^t? forehead.
iH^S
it
nrnip {mm**)
c
/,
.
V9
nn?D.
greave, frontlet of the leg.
nhtf?
(n^Billa)
/,
n?ffi
two
of
cymbal
and lower] Egypt,
Egyp-
n^t?,
^P
"I^P
(mlB'ri'r)
"lyVP*
(miBYi'r)
7>r.w. of
"^i?? (m^kkfdr) a town in Judah.
a
tt*Jj?P
TJ^Jj?P,
near
district
l
(m|Bpg;)
w cH^tp, ,
(mfllpg')
aP
(mjBpo'n)
&')'$&, treasure.
a
pr.n.
of
only
pi.
Hipp
(nilkv*')
nipt? (nuW) ,,
hidden
n D^-^p, ,
holy
c
.
c
.
thing,
pi.
as-
semhly, choir.
several places. jD
pi.
of
pr.n.
<pj?Q (m$khfl) m, only D'?3pG and nffajpS,
look-out, watch-tower.
nS^p*
pi.
sanctuary, temple, asylum.
Herinon.
nf^P
/.
fissure
(mlkds'S)
tt^pS,
of (mlBpy') pr.n. towns in Gilead and Ben-
HID^P
a
hammer;
in a rock, hole.
hill.
jamin;
/ and
(m$kkaha')
nl3[?p,
little-
fewness,
smallness, a little while.
rottenness,
(m^kke'b^)
^3||8
ness,
m
(m$k)
crucible.
jh
(ni$Bre'f)
'"Sf?5
m
rvriv
pi.
putridity.
pi.
step, walk. 1
;
d'^vp,
p|.
nn^p.
*V$Q couch.
w, only
H nt^Yip
w. loc.
Egyptian.
the high priest or the
ygO (m$BBa") lV^P (mlBVd)
pr.* [upper
/
king]; tiara.
m
D^??,
Ham;
<7n. (mlBng'f^) f turban
rcij^,
(niiBra'ylm)
tians;
plates.
nS^p
pi.
straitness, distress.
son of
da., a
only du.
(irftf'iga) /,
6)rfpp?\
'JTjJtp,
D^P
/ shady
place; others: tent.
iUm
m5 B$'B) /<
"1JB? (mfBj'r) m, pi.
pZ,
c.
.(nrBuiir)
(
suck out.
to
ni?it?, hell.
[of
r:r?
192
:
thing,
.
hope, trust; confluence of
/ reservoir. *,
r.
rjjpo,
gathering,
water;
as-
sembly, troop, company.
Dip^
nip
1JW
DiP2
m
(mfk$'m)
[and
/],
purchase, price, possession, property.
stand, place, spot, dwelling-
abode:
place,
1#
Dip*?
at
the place where.
"fij?
(makp'r) m,
0.
T)p9, the
spring;
fountain,
^^pP
(mlkncyj'hu) pr.n.m.
DDpD
(mike^'m) ju soothsaying, divination. (mak^'B)
yj^D
a
of
;>r.n.
place.
female pudenda.
H]?p
m
(mikks'cf))
the
taking, receiving.
pZ. riinj^D,
only
/,
saleable things.
merchandise. (mlkta r) m, 0. ipfjP, place of incensing.
n^pD
'jj?5
(mlktg'rga-)
m,
(m&kke'i)
and
n'7jpp,
0.
w.s.
7J?B,
EpVj?.,'
/censer.
i^D,
ni^g'O
j^.
rod,
twig,
7.j?B
and staff,
$iEj?D, angle,
(makBuV)
only
/*,
nty^J5D, carving-knife,
chisel.
r^pD
n^ptt, t i
n"lppP
c.
corner, nook.
pZ.
ipfpP
and
niy"aj?D
pZ.
D'JJiXj?!?,
(mikkW)
nnj?t?
mi
I
:
pp5
i
I
see
:
nap. t i
I
:
(makifk)
M. pJ, p
fut.
pp, j* ^.
ipjy,
D^pDJ, to be melted, to be dissolved, to vanish; to
to flow,
pine away, to
stick.
perish.
Jll^pP
pr.n.m.
(miklp'fr)
tOpfpD
m
(mlkla't)
iOpp
*
(mikia';$^)
nivJgtp, 0. niy^pP, sculptured work, relievo.
njjpp
(mikng') m,
w.s. J)4p9,
r
I^.I?^)
o.
ru.j?,
acquisi-
possession,
tion, purchase,
property, cattle.
n;pp
(nuknr)
Hebrew-English.
/;
pi.
0.
calling together, convoca-
refuge, asylum.
flJ^P?
m,
(mlkr?')
place of
assembly,
tion,
place
tion;
congrega-
meeting;
reading, recital.
rnpp w.s.
(mikrg')
nipP,
m, o.nppp,
(
m
hap,
chance,
accident, event,
ri^pD * rygt?,
of
8
k$rg')
lot.
m
frame-
work. 13
TO?
11)4
?
(m k?r^') / a cooling.
'"QP?
(m kirk<Vr) m breaking down, overthrow ?
"^"IP? Pi
[or r,
pt.
1
!?i??
of
^H& /
field
'
I
m
(mlkgr)
twisted
revelation;
/ craw, crop
(myr'ri')
of birds.
of
cucumbers or melons.
Htrpp
PiXID,
pi.
/,
vision,
mirror.
turned
2
(miles?')
(m$rV)
sight,
or carved work.
ntrpp
"SH9
lip].
Hk5*0 /
.
sight, appearance, aspect, form; sight, vision.
a
'
pr..
(m'ro'n)
=
,
a
of
place.
hair, lock.
y
m
(mCu-)
<y
a drop.
p\.
of a fortress in
pi.
^#"19
onp, c.np./-nip[nD]. T l"T ITT L ittJ"
n^'NID
(m$r) adj.,
HHp,
c.
1p,
*
'
I
/./>.
bittered
sad,
bitter,
fierce,
,
siibst.
wild;
em-
violent,
bitterness,
pi. *
the
/.
(m'rP'SSfr)
and
.
i
:
:
i
the
of
place
only
nitf*nD
riltftno.
c.
Judah.
(m$r\v g ^.)
-:i
:
>
head;
adv. at or under the head.
sadness.
IIU
IiJ,
X^
(mpr)
m
^3-9 (mM'b)
(mm') P t.
/mnt;*
to be obstinate, rebellious.
Hi. fid. Nn.^1, to flap
see
"tj3T9 (mfctyft) m, only C> "31D,
~rP!Q
[vaftf)pr.n.f..[TlfiQ t
(m$rbS')
m, *
j>J.
carpet. ."13"]
D,
^{119
(mlrbr)
/ amplitude,
abundance.
"ID'-].
^^19 pr.w. of a
coverlet,
multitude, increase, plenty.
the wings.
**3?
pr.n./.
myrrh.
1
Babylonian god,
Marduk.
/ multi-
(mfcrbt'*)
tude, greatness, the greater part;
increase,
interest,
usury. b#f<M5'n) jir.n.m. of a of
^1519 jo/,
king
Babylon.
c.
(m*r'S')
^"Ifi.
^T9(aM(rbri)m
l
f.1fyiP,
resting-place [for animals].
m, c. r^lQ, the seeing.
PfP
(m$rbf'k)
fattening-stable.
,;,
stall,
JfiiHD
m
(m$rgo'a*)
rest,
^t
HDiTlD of
8
nnp
others:
swing
sling,
PHp
(marCi'd)
!/.
to be obstinate,
"H"|?
^D,
m
(mg'rgd)
H^?
w,.
5
one
homeless,
>\y
(mero'z) pr.n. of
town
a
in northern Palestine.
obstinacy,
ni")D (mfr^)arf/., c.nllp, bruised, castrated.
(m^rda'O-)
ob-
/"
stinacy, refractoriness.
see ".liOP.
^511?
(mgrd^'y) pr.n.m.
^T\0
per-
secution. in/.
pi Dnb,
rebel,
resist,
Hi.
K*lft j>.
be
to
rebellious;
fractory,
?, inf.
Dl'"]*?,
elevation,
high
excellence;
proudly;
El
j(J
a of
pr.n.
the Jordan.
re-
to
1TH
nxnp 1
despise.
ni"]^
of
near the source
[for
(mci-o'B)
fut. '
:
i
:
-
riA-i"l^, race, 2
iv
s
;
to rebel, resist, offend.
m
and
(m^B?')
/,
c.
running.
wi "JTHD (mitts') rrp\ v v pression. pt. pi. D^PD, to quarrel, to dispute to be rebellious, D^p/HD (m ruki'm) rrhbn?], J'
adv.
pride;
far.
(mcro'm)
district
1
PHD (nW)
c
(mfro'm) m,
place [heaven]; high rank;
m
(myrda'f)
Di^5
height,
7)11D
:
bitter-
fugitive.
to resist,
(mg'rgd) pr.n.m.
H1T1D
i
HHb
and
expulsion, per-
secution;
rebellion.
n"]b,
Ba-
e.
i.
nyi,
(maru'd) m,
/itf.
T
a
c.
/,
DHHp,
pZ.
to disobey, to rebel.
J.D
djj^
du.
ness, grief, sorrow.
/*= tftylB.
iTJgl-jb (mfcrgf?')
"T"1^
/,
(morr 5 ')
(mor?')
stones].
"III?
mfr g')
bylon.
throwing
[for
(
double rebellion,
f heap
(mfcrgfm?')
stones;
a
insula of Sinai.
at the feet.
feet; adv.
of
pr.n.
bitter fountain in the pen-
(mfeBfiW) f, only Pi/^l^, place of the
c.
(m$r$')
'">^!<?
resting-place.
2?^.
ovna
195
Bine
/
op-
mjpl an
anointing, cleansing.
13*
I
196
T
it
(
town
m w'fr)
of
pr.n.
^3 3^9
a
in Judah.
HH9
(mjrzfa^)
riTO.
c.
OTj
ro'Tp*
rub
^irH
v
(
m
in, to
lay on.
in,
i'd)5'b)
pi.
H?^?* i
|T
jiJ
it
?
distance,
(m5r^$'gg0-)
M
/
boil-
in/1
p*. p.
/-nt:np,'
out
[hair];
to
to
fits"]?
to be
w.s.
pr.n.m.
(ra r?yp'0-)
EHQ
(mlryrm)
pr.w./.
nnnD
(rn'riru'^)
/
bitter-
TT?
5
(m rH')
a<$. bitter,
sharp, poisonous.
Pu. tDlb
^JjD
(mp'rgd&)
in
timidity,
fear.
S19
(
m Wr)
ro
chariot,
chariot-seat.
"??1?
(m5rkbr)
ft
/,
be polished,
sharpened [see td^lD], (nrif)
m,
fi?*l?
refractoriness,
,
?
,1?
pi'uck
whet,
sharpen; to wear off [the skin by a burden]. Ni. D1t?J to be plucked, to pt. tD^btD, to
Jerusalem.
ness, grief.
0,1?!, p*. 0,1b,
become bald.
pr.n. of a
(mp'rlyyg')
[Maria].
ing-pot, kettle. (mfrfc't)
(m riy$') pr.n.m.
pZ.
remote country.
"HD
of
pr.n.
5
'
^
(mfrtf),
contention,
(mMKi')
hill in
n,
far
remoteness,
ttltt
rpn?,
rib5')/,
c.
place, broad
(mgrcH'k)
:
0.
5
quarrel, strife.
rro?,
space; enlargement, liberty.
n^ni 5
(m
two fountains.
PP"39j wide
P.0T?
b*"*l)
nill ">"]>?,
pi.
/to
(m$r&'$)
to rub, to
(m'ri'b
pr.n.m.
cry, shout, wailing.
PHD
niQlt?
*.p.
*!&,
rebellion, perverseness.
it:'
i
:
:
-
?
chariot, war-chariot.
rttpHt? (m&rk T 'lfi3-)/ market, mart.
nj3")P (mIrm 5 ')/;i>Z.ni>p1P, fat,
fattened; s^tsi. fattened
(
^88
fraud,
falsehood,
deceit;
ill-gotten wealth.
beast. *!fl?
(mrr
bro,
il'P J.P
(ni'i-fmct'O-)
pr.n.m.
rrn it
19;
DD") it :
JlS^np 0,019, a down, object and treading place of treading down. (mlrm&'fi)
'Jnj
c.
Ml,
(m?ro'noiH')
JlJ
pr.n.in.,
unknown
inhabitant of the place HiJiD.
D"|p Ifttf )
Jft
(m&r-
pr.n.m. [both Persian]. (
m
? r?
inVIO,
v m W
pi.
)
*'
5
D^lfi,
llPP. friend,
companion.
H??
(mera")
wickedness,
^1,
ft
(mir'r) m,
pasture, fodder.
n^jn?
(m&rT$) f a pastur-
ing, feeding; flock.
"^1^
(mar'
pr.n. Of a
a l5')
place in Zebulon.
KB1D, H2HD cure,
m
remedy,
healing;
health; placidity, softness, calmness.
t^SIP
to
(mirpa'fi)
m
muddled
Pu.
p^O
be scoured. m,
(mfr5'k)
c
pjl*?,
m,
only
broth, soup.
npID pL
(mrkarf))
DTljP'lp, aromatic herb.
nnplp
a
/
(mgrkae^a')
un-
spicing;
guent-pot.
(mirk^&a-) of
spicing
/
the
unguents
;
unguent, ointment.
Tip
(mrn'r) pf. id, rtjp,
/m. Ipi to be bitter, to be grieved, embittered.
NL ipj to
:'
be
to
chauged
TO,
Pi.
TO].
"n\ i"t
make
M
bitter,
to
embitter; to irritate, proHi. ipn, inf. iprt-, voke. fut.
Itpl,
grieve; to #;</*.
water.
}>np (m?ra'B) Nl YJQ} pt. ynsj, f r>yih to be
pi.
p\yi, to rub,
p.
polish, sharpen.
[see
(marpe')
imp.
(m?r$/k)
ij?"!*?, pt.
finpip
evil-doing.
Pljnp
p|1P
seasoning,
m
f pave-
(m*rBg'fg&)
ment.
PIP
*W|0
(mgTfifl);
:
to
embitter,
weep
to
violently.
"lpltMJfl
to
be
embittered, exasperated.
t
Hi. fid.
forcible, violent.
f npl
to excite. (mai-Bc'"')
3)?
IIP
(m^ro'r)
Dnit?
niip an awl.
mlD it
:
only
m,
pi.
bitter herbs. (m^r?!-?')
/
(m*rora') i v
i
gall.
f c nTO, ,
\
:
i
198
n^p
I
& a ^'
ni^*19i
pl.
bitter
poison,
things
grapes].
H
W&Q
[unripe
ness.
m
a
a carry-
burden,
lifting;
tribute,
load;
elevation
present;
the
of
voice,
oracle;
utterance,
desire, longing.
Kt^P*
(m$fi'?^)
/; c.
a
pi. 'rriK'fS,
rising
rxt^D,
lif ting-up;
burden;
present;
didactic
(m$Bki^)
n^jpte^Q
ITP^S,
tax.
saying,
2:tfD w.s.
see "K'f'S. (mlfig?'b) 01,
^^P,
place,
imagination, thought. (m^Bko'r$9") /,
high
refuge,
n"1Dtrp
see
rngpD.
m
(mlBp?'^)
-rrrp / Tit^D
(m'fiucf,*).
thorn-hedge.
(m$fiflo'r)
HHifcPp (m
m
;
ear5')
sure for liquids.
blood-
shed, murder.
mH^'P
/ dominion,
(miBr?')
lordship.
nSTtPQ c.
(mlfir$'fgd-)
nlE>^^P,
i
i
a saw.
/ a mea-
:
/, only burning.
:
a
of
pr.n.
m&'yini)
place
near Sidon.
MpH^'p
protection.
nDifcw, nDtra
iv.s.
cremation.
2*t?D,
height,
fortress,
pl.
figure,
sculptured work:
picture,
pl.
0.
/,
image,
oracle.
nKtPD
also
[see
Hi.].
nS^D
tribute,
fire-signal;
poem
TH-b'tD wages, reward.
smoke, conflagration.
nKtPQ
h&
M
(m<SLfikJ'i)
artful
rVllStiPD
(mpB$') pr.n.m.
(IStfO (mpfisV) f
/ en-
i
5*3t?Q or
(m$Bfi5')
(mefitfm?')
mity, hostility.
.
nS^T? (m&8*"*&) /wicked-
song,
W^&,
joy, object of joy.
TOpfcPp
nghtj (mj'rcs*') see Pl#K3R
ing,
^
pnfcP? (mlB^'k)m laughter.
IU (m'r$iT) pr.n.m.
Xt^P
n, c.
(m$fio'B)
T
(mftfixtk?) pr.n.
oi
a place in Edoin.
nit^P U/p
(mULfirf'S-)
m
a pan.
(m$S) pr.n.m.
XJ&'P (mgH?)
m
pledge, usury.
loan, debt,
I
nntro it
199
T
:
NJ^P
(m?5')
a place
pr.?z. of
in Arabia.
2S^D
(mp'5'b) m. only
pi
D^SPf D, draw-well, trough for drawn water. (m*8S?V)
HJJtf'D
c
f,
"^.^f^ (m$sgg') m deceiver, misleader [see H^'].
n^'P ^ff?
out,
--Hi. n#pn, to draw out,
M
to
rescue.
_
nti"*p
nSl^D
(m$ssuV)
only
/",
niNr-rD, ruin,
VliX^D,
pj.
error,
draw
to
(m55')
to save.
HS^?IT
m
(misgg')
mistake.
desolation.
nSt^D
(
msg5Y)
desola-
/
?J
pr.n.
of
a
m
(mCissg')
loan, debt.
(mosg') pr.n.m.
n^itrD
see
n##D.
riS^P
see
HNfD,
\WU
tion, desolate place.
bftUfo (mls'a'l) town in Asher.
nLfc'
5
(m soba'b) pr.n.m.
n^-.tTp
(m'sijb?')
nnWp,
f.
c w..
nirntrp,
p?.
DD^rii^'O. turning away, i S3 i: "IT
H"liStrp
(mls'g'reO-)
T)rji^jp,
pi
c
.
/",
w.a.
apostasy; an apostate.
H^it^P
rinx^' p,
tSS&O (misso't)
(mlsbrBe9-)
'
nto^'P,
c.
pi.
setting
"Dt#E m pi>?r) (
of the
/;
only
[of
c.
WP,
m, c womb.
m, jZ. \!3#P, break-
only pi (mlsbfS-) DT.Zlty D, cessation, ruin. :
m
and t?5#D
HD^D
oar, rudder.
(m
8
a
/
vfifir)
utt'p (masa^) m,
breaking wave.
surf,
rQtf*D i
error,
pre-
(mlsb$'r)
Dns^'D, ers,
f
s\iga')
(masci't)
texture,
cious stones].
"QtPp
?
plundering.
brocade;
mouth
(m
mistake.
kneading-trough.
n^2^D
7
'
:
ni?^*t^P, request, wish.
,
'
ntpp,
w.3.
in/.
ii^'D
imp. 't\W$,
fjn^'p,
h&Q, pt. pi. p. nV&, pZ. besmear,
to
D^P, QTnr'p, paint;
anoint, to consecrate. inf. ntPfcpPl
nntpp
D^D
to
?
(mfii^r), fut. *>
to
to
Ni.
be anointed.
(misrfjrf) /, c.
hn^p,
teb
200
nniifft?
anointing:,
unction;
p.
part,
nnt^D
/=
(mQget)a)
n^H^iO
struction;
to
m
(m*S$i'&)
de-
to
"int?*P
m
(mlsrfjri'i')
rgo,
JV5.
go.
m
de-
m
dis-
(m*5$r&)
(mls^^a-)
(mgs$$'3-)
W9P,
pt.
m
ntprp
(nnWrf))
m,
PltDl^P, place for
1
m
(mg'g^)
drawing,
m
(mista'r)
the
sowing;
^]W$
and
pos-
c.
spreading
(mg'sgdj)
pr.n.m. of a
Japheticpeople [Moschians] near the Caucasus.
ZSVfo
(ratska'b)
m,
c.
out [nets].
dominion,
2#9,
and \3?^P, the lying
command.
[in
bed]; couch, bed. silk-
silk,
(mg'Si)
P tf>D T
stuff.
^.
(mlsk^'n) m,
m.
ft
c.
nfaj^p,
#P,
niJ5^tp
r
and i
be
to
session.
m blemish.
(mlhtp'a^)
"t^JD
Pu.
to be tall.
T]^
nitpt'P
ltDt'i3
be
to
X$$\
protracted, to be extended,
figurement, defacement.
JintTO
to fid.
dawn.
struction.
nijtpp
to
take,
protracted, delayed.
day-blush.
jnn^'P
to
cherish, to preserve; to
-r>;j, trap; destroyer [seePn^'J-
pull;
prolong;
attract,
wander,
ambush, snare,
draw,
extend,
sow;
nntp'D.
to
7j!?/D,
to
portion.
p# p
habitation,
,
haunt;
dwelling,
hut,
tent; tabernacle, sanctuary,
D^P,
u/.j.
WBto,
patriarch];
the
I
Christ,
Messiah.
imp,
!]ir.?,
^:r^
*V rut. '*t /"
(mm'*)
T]ttto
temple; grave.
be-
an anointed; smeared, anointed one [priest, king,
pi.
(nmCdm').
inf.
iflptf,
IDt^'p
/W.
"'7
and
?\
(m*S*l)
in/:
H~'V\
;
?i pt.^2. H^tp, to rule,
govern;
to
Hi.
manage. ?*ttft?l,
rule,
to
^jgHb, reign,
over,
^Pfl,
to
/''
cause to rule.
tee
201
^D
2
?#p]
^p,
imp.
to
?tPft,
pt.
[dm. of btiv\
(ma^l'l)
fut.
propose
or
use a proverb, a parable;
gnomic
pt.
?5PJ
in
speak
Hi.
comparable,
similar.
like,
to
be
to
Ni.
poet.
Pi. ^t^'p
D7^p
?^'pri to^ compare, 5&A. t,#ljfl to like.
5
(m sull5'm); Plltp^P
(m^Illfmo'S-)
5
nD?t^D (ra sylle'mg3-) pj-.n./!
HD^b
(m5mmr)
niQ^P, pi
ft
*&#?, com-
parison, similitude, parable,
proverb,
(misma'n) m,
D^BBto,
song, satire, by-word.
/Vy*Q
of
pr.n.
(niasi'l)
a
c
C.
.
lJ2# >3DtfB
fatness, fat or fertile soil
f
;
strong warrior. (misra$nnf') pr.n.m.
D\3ttt>ft
(m$gm$nn|'m)
i//>Z.
fat food, delicacies. 1 ft (misma") m, a hearing, report.
gnomic SflMBto
saying-,
p*.
/,
desolation, horror.
(UDK'U
pVti^P,
rVP^#P (m -
;
sg'lgmya') pr.n.m.
15^1?
parables.
liken.
become
njttto
VD^P, 2 yOt^p
e
(mism?'
pr.n.m.
)
town. i
(m
:
m
s
sol)
by-word,
satire.
bCTD
InVP^P, audience, admission at court obedience ;
;
subjects. (mo'sgl)
(mgslo')
ro.
rule,
w.j. "frttto
dominion;
(mislay) m,
place where one
c
n#P,
is
sent;
business; possession.
n^tpp ni^'P,
(mislo'at^)
m,
c.
a sending; seizure,
(mii*W) / send-
ing, troop; dismissal, dis-
charge.
c.
guarded; usage.
rnt^P
(misme'reO-)
^IP^'P
possession.
nnbt^P
m,
(misma'r)
"ID^p, guard, watch, post; a thing to be prison;
likeness, similitude.
TtWfo
~j?^rP
,
guard,
f,
iv.s.
watch,
watch-post, service, duty;
keeping
preservation,
,
command,
usage;
law;
fidelity.
rOtpp pi.
(mlsng')
DW'p
,
m,
C.
nJ/f'p,
repetition,
202
it-:
doubling; the double, the second; copy; the second place in rank; the younger, later.
1
ptt'D (m$s5'k) a
npt*P
(m'SBBf)
pi
/,
(m*skg') m,
Cptpp,
c.
np.tf'p,
cup-bearer,
wine;
drink,
butler;
niDt*"P, plundering, plun-
p#P,
c.
,
F5PO
running about.
p.
nDttto
1
watered region
Hp^
[see
der, booty.
ziytt'P (mlsVi) m narrow path, hollow way. cleansiug,
beam
m
(mlsko'i)
?]iptpp
m
*>ytrp (mlsT)
?ip^P
weight.
m
(m^sko'f)
upper
of a door.
i
purity.
D^P
U
2JJ0D
c
(mls 5'm) pr.w.wi.
(mWT0
1J?.^?
p.'f
P.
a weighing; weight, value.
n^pCf'P
staff.
support, stay,
c.
m,
(mlgkj'l)
and
i
and
(mjskfiie^)
nrptp'p (mlsko'i^) / plummet, level.
yptf^P (mJSk*") m, a
c. Vpjf'P, settled and
settling;
clear water.
nnDtrD
(mIs P 5e*ni')
A
c.
nos^p, w.. inns^'p, pi
rntrp
(mi^-)
c.
f,
nYf p.
'
nirWp
c
,
'nin?^'p,
.
solution, maceration, drink.
species, kind, sort, family;
Ft:-
race, tribe, people.
one dwelling
(ntffrsT) pr.n. gent.,
at
V^P'p.
i.s.Wp;, f)^p #1D], to touch,
to feel.
J(
c.
'tDEtt'P
judgment,
sen-
tence;
place of judgment;
cause,
suit;
crime, guilt; right, law, rule; the due.
nSt*p
(mlSpj'O-)
dw." D^nB^'lp,
p^p
(mg'Sgk)
heirdom.
m,
only
fold, pen.
m
Pi. tftfp,
C'r'pp, plore. u,j.
/irf.
to
St.
from
tf,#0>,
p*.
to
ex-
grope,
^pq,
I^P;,
[or
BfPD,
p.
/w.Vp;,
pi.
to touch,
to feel;
to let touch.
possession,
nntrp
(mists*)
m,
c.
rpyp,
p Z.
DD^tp'D
,.*.
drink,
,
pi.
wholeness, completeness; a thing un-
mo.
i"!TO see Tl
injured.
(m$&) m, only pi. DTItp, c.
Dptp,
w..
\ntp,
^np,
*jr?P
men, males.
TO
D*fl&,
pi.
/ PlpB, dead [see HID].
m
(maO-be'n)
*]|r*??
bit,
heap
of
w.s.
rn.
(mg'&S?)
^pp,
curb. adj.,
pZ.
HpT*np, sweet;
f
subst.
pleasant;
lovely,
bKB^TO
(
mWi?'fi )
n?^riP, pr.n.m. riTO {m-$w%)
m
m
(mafra'y)
and
out.
extension
when?;
adv.
time;
>pp^>
nnp\
to stretch
to extend,
till
'ppn^
when? how long? (m^ko'n^)
/,
measure;
inJ3riD,
w.s.
task;
proportion.
"XxTO itt
i
,
:
a weariness [see ;
\
n5p]. '
'
pJpD,
/, C.
'
1
:
~
offering,
;
sacrificial gift; bribe.
(mattana) pr.n. of a
"DTJD
^.^5 "OHD
eastern
(inifrni')
pr.n. gent, one
place }pj3 or HJ^D.
n^ntD
(
m $ttanyr). irMEQ
(ni&tt&nvf'hu) pr.n.m.
pTO
(msH'k) p/- w*. ippp, to
pPPo
enjoy,
to
be relish; to be sweet, to Hi.
'pleasant.
p^pPI,
pleasant
pTO *
(m^na'y) pr.n.m.
dwelling at the unknown
fut.
what nx^rrnD tt
:
IT -
'
present
gift,
/itf.
PjSTO
(m^ttana')
IT -
;
hjponnp (ma-ug'i^), ip.
"
c $?$,
the on place border of Moab.
sweetness.
it;
(moO-nryira),
H3TO 1 .r
(miO-o'k)
D^np.
of
D?ip
only du.
m,
(mp'frgn)
the loins, the waist.
piTO
^riD
present,
pr.n.m.
(m$tta'n)
ifV-
IJID
straw.
3TO
m
(m$fct$'n)
gift.
adj.,
(meft)
niypV],
[for
Drip (m^o'm) m
feast, drinking.
TO, Tl
niv.^09
tooth.
place of drinking; banquet,
TO
pna
203
pp
;
to
to
p'pPtf,
make
sweet,
become sweet.
(mg'&gk) wi and pT)b
(mo'$k)
in.
u/.s.
*j?.pt?
m
204
'!#<?
m
(moOkr)
sweetness.
pleasantness.
nprip
of
pr.n.
rVTint? m )$-r (
=
77?
c.
/.
a
in the wilderness.
[Persian
(mftttrs-)
gift, present.
(mld-k')
station
fi??5
5
d*'3) pr.n.m.
Mitbratlates].
%
nri59
(m*tt*tttf);
(m$ttI0-y5');
iH^O
r:77 2 (m*ttJ9-
y&'hu) pr.n.m.
'
%>
fourteenth
the
of the alphabet,
=
*|U
=
50,
numeral
[fish]; as a
letter
called J
?
K3
inciting:
1"irpX"NJ
a
pr.n. of
m
(nod)
city
in
,
m'lNJ,
pZ.
leather-bag. 1 (
n)SJ,
(n*'*'i)
W!,
n5V pi.
m/.
)
to
p/.
miB;
F]J<:p,
*]>0
ri
y)
habitation,
/,
p?.
ft
ni$,
dwelling, pas-
ture.
becoming, comely, lovely.
[with].
p. w,comto
(nFci'f)
m,
only
pi.
4
D^SS :, and ^iSXJ. (n*"*l'i) m, only pi. D'SiBW, adultery, uuchastity. 1
7s:
(nriVB) /in. fttf!, to
[for
scorn,
pi.
ww
i* to
despise,
contemn,
reject,
BUhpo.
to
f n:
DWfift,
pna a*
ftW?,
re-
despise,
Pi. ]\s:, in/,
ject.
2
/5rf.
tdjs:, to
mit adultery or idolatry.
revile,
pleasant.
P]1XJ.
hub, pj. D>D*?,
/-at.
*]K}, to be con-
venient, becoming, lovely,
(
[mostly with
j* lift /
(no-
upper Egypt, Thebes.
hkj
m
utterance, oracle.
Pi.
and
(no)
*7SJ
'Ci'ni)
commit adultery
cooked.
5mo'n)
(n
following mrp] declaration,
^lSJ half-
raw,
adj.
(ng)
of
particle
and oh! now! pray!
ns:
(n*'*'m) /faf. CN'^, to whisper, to murmur.
E$f3 a
(n?)
entreating
>0
EJ
700.
"j
K3
M.
PirfiKJ see ni
deride,
pt. "i'N^P
be derided, scorned.
205
Y$% (rtffc'B) ifl.
"ftO" [for
to
f,J<;:]
">ra:> (nWrY)
Y*
fut.
to
bloom,
* ran;,
/,
prophecy.
put forth blossoms.
HJiiO
and
(ni'sBf)
(nVW)
only p*.
/,
rRft)
nl^l,
reviling, contempt. (n?'*'k)
RR}
to
(nW)
/,
v
i
:
i
?
(n
i
:
\
:
bu'c^dneBBrr),
"l^lli'n^a^bu'dj^drgBBj'r)
king
fl.
Nebuchadnezzar,
of
Babylon.
tlpift,
groaning, com-
p*. nljp^l,
:
pr.n.m.
cry, groan, wail.
njPT$)
v
i
IJitfP^
PJJP,
/bl.
p*.n.?H.
5
^"ft^l?
(n bv'sazbgt'n)
pr.
n.m..
plaining.
1KJ
Pi.
(n*'*'r)
IfW, 1JM,
to despise, reject.
2J
H?J (no'be) pr.n. a town in Benjamin.
niHj
=
1123
(n5H'$)
(nob),
of
*03
2Vi.
(nfbf)
X3J,
inf.
rQJ
,.
to
inspired, speak or
be
tnil?
to
"idol
sing
ffith.
phet.
ni3inn,
m
a pro-
as
K,3Jpn,
inf.
K3Jr^, i>. lOjrip, the same as M.;
to rave, to play the madman.
223
p.
(nab&'b)
2*23,
2UJ,
p.
c.
to bore through, to
~nj
see
ni
of
towns in
and Judah
;
of
god, Hermes
a
the Avites Pi.
(nfbat)
M.
tt
s
an
[D^]. 0,32
2n,
imp. 0,33,
tD"20,
to /.
B*jKJ,
13,33. /to. 0^1, 0,31, p*. B*2D, to look, to look at, to behold,
out, about, on;
regard, respect. 5
(n ba't) (nabi')
pr.n.m. n,
c
D\X^, D^3J,
K^, c.
pi.
jsP3J,
prophet, speaker of oracles.
Chaldean nK*Q3
or Mercury.
to
town
pr.w. of
(mb^a'z) of
look.
KT2J mounKeuben
*|23 (n 5 bp') jw.w. of a
tain;
tt?J
u2j
hollow.
Ml/ Q?},
(no'ba^) pr.n. of a
to
.
.
see tia. I- T
Gad; pr.n.m.
prophesy,
S
nn:. TIT'
bark.
in
D S2J and D^33, r t
pr.n.m.
(nfbo'O-)
nt!23 TIT
?
(n
br
')
/"prophetess
wife of a prophet.
;
i
t
206 :
JTPZLp (irbsyp'ft) pr.n.m. of
an Arabian
tribe. c.
pi.
?ft
inf.
^ir, f
^**
(n$b*'l),
Hi.
^,
pi.
TO, ^3,
P
.
to wither,
vanish,
foolishly. -' ?21J?, />.
to
perish; Pi.
act
73J, /" to esteem
>
^JB,
lightly, to despise,
to
nJV??,
^;,
to
rush.
to
tt^i,
pour
pJ.
to
out,
speak, pronounce; to cause to ferment.
utter,
fade,
decay; to be worn out, to to
coif.
/"
pt.
/
JT??,
(n^be'l),
?3J,
flJJJJ,
(n*W)
P;3J
bubble forth,
*33J, spring, fountain.
PS}
(npbriSd-)'
withering leaves.
only
(n?'b^) m,
7]!2p_
^7fP
see pp.?.
T353
(nftStf11)
IK'?-
town
of
pr.n.
a
in Judah.
sec
tyti
^. 0*V
*<^
;
reject.
(ng'^b) m, 'w/. /oc. H^J, the south, southern
^r?f..
H /*n^3J, foolish, unbelieving, irreligious, godless;
subst.
fool, unbeliever. (n$b?'lj
^,-77
^
(nf'bgl),
region.
13}
(nypn'ci)
jsr.
t^o
n^
n;n,
pr.n.m.
^J
twig.,
(nS'bgl)
m,
nan,
T$l,
Tan,
=
H$0,
""tin,
ir.l,
in/.
i*.s?l
A*.
T,
pt.
to
bring forward, to declare, leather-bag, vessel, bottle,
explain,
pitcher; harp.
make known,
fPZtf
(
n
5
W) / foolishness, foul
wickedness,
deed,
to
announce; to betray.
#0. "$1, m/- TSrL A?. Itf to be announced, to be
shown.
punishment.
"*$ ur..
'r&lJ
and
1n?ij
corpse, carcass. 1
H^piy (n|W*) / of
the parts
shame.
tt??3 town
(n'bjillri't)
in
(ntyN)
i
the
front,
the visible; adv. and prep. opposite, in front
of, before, in presence of, against, cor-
responding to; also *uJr, v
pr.M.
Benjamin.
of
a
!
fi,3J
'
T
v
(ny^'h)
shine,
to
:iv
frf.
glitter.
"r,
fco
Hi.
I- 1,1
207
J
I
cause
T
to shine, to illuminate, to
Ni. fut. V)\\, to be smitten. Pi. fut. Vj&),
make
to smite, to inflict plagues.
to
n^H, /m. 3^1,
^i
bright. to.s.
m,
(no'gCih)
rive.
Pu. V,^ to be smitten.
Dny
m.
(nggh^'m) brightness, splen-
fid
dour, glory.
v^ri.
inf.
T*i V$%
ran, yan, *>*. V$Q,
to cause to touch, to cause
rUJ
(no'g^h) pr.n.m.
nH^
5
to
/ brightness,
(n gph5')
splendour.
njj
(
to,
arrive
to
to
to
at,
obtain.
n ?? $^)
/h,
to
thrust,
reach
to
reach;
touch;
to
ni,
Pi.
push.
VS}f
c.
rv.s.
m,
(ne'ga')
D^JJj
^J,
'JJJJ, pZ.
blow, stroke,
punishment,plague, leprosy, to
to
gore,
throw
down.
niJjHn
to
another, to
n|J
to
thrust,
pestilence scurf.
one
strike
make war.
(n5gg5'$)
wont
arf?.
to
DH^,
(nfga'n) p*.
in/.
"j^.J,
to
/m. "$3% to
strike
in/,
feft,
nW.
(nag*")
ya,
M
njttj,
^.
mp. /
>.
harp,
I^JD the strings. ,
Jgg
Pi
the strings.
touch "[il.J,
P7. d;^3, to
V,i% p- syi, 5
*>*.
j>.
beat.
ViJlJ, IT"
to
strike;
to punish; to reach to. to ar-
touch:
to
smite,
sjjj
,
?)&
P]^. to smite,
i?*.
punish.
thrust, in/.
or routed.
^an,
/M*.
^^H
Hith.
to stumble.
^|^
a stumbling;
(ne'ggf) ni
plague, punishment.
"DJ
(n?ga
r)
M. "M,
?*./$?',
be poured out, to flow, to be stretched out. Hi.
to
Yin,
y:p,
fut.
1^_1,
to
to
pour down; pour to deliver up, to abandon. Ho. pt. "J4P to be out,
nj$
in/,
(nag*'f)~
/w. ^j^, Ni. *gj,
0. \T:;, a high, a noble one, prince, leader, overseer; pi. noble things.
1?5
^
push,
gore.
pZ.
plague-spot,
,
Hilh.
poured out.
tnj
(n 5g^'fi)
fut.
frft fcjft
miT
m:
208
I
pt. fcWJ,
to
PL
D^J,
press,
exact;
0.
W, drive,
urge, driver,
pt.
master, exactor.
task-
Ni.
fefiW
be
to
pressed, harassed; to harass one another; to
'"!2~j2
plenty;
(n d$by$')
H^Zl'lD
p. Tli to
irm
/.
w. s.
tw. -5 -tra. w-i to come near, to
tin]).
SPJP,
to
to touch; near; to stand back.
approach;
draw
Ni
Bf4?,
A*,
t^n,
imp.
m
n^4D,
#$,
to
tf$l, t$l, i>*. bring near, to present; to Ho. t^?"!, pt. approach. to
tteO,
be
to
be brought near,
(ncd)
*SX
m
Po.
JK-
to force
to dis-
l$b
Hi.
away.
iv. s.
'""r,
to scare
away.
to
chase,
Ho.
fut.
to be scared
"HP, away; to be thrust away. "CI?
pt.
,
Hith.
fut.
TTiJipn,
TniO? [or from' move to and fro;
to
1U],
to flee,
to lament.
D^TT3
m pi.
?
(n dudi'm)
tossing to
and
fro
[sleep-
lessness].
rnj (nwv) pi n^j, P n^?, p?. j. d?*!!!?, to t.
heap, wall.
(n?45')
wings,
Hith.
offered.
ttf3W7 to draw near. "TJ
T?
about, to flee, to
appear, to fly
to
BfJJ,
pt.
approach; to come near.
TIT,
to flap the
move
fut.
pr.n.m.
/*
(n 5 d,Vd)
TT?
escape.
P^,
(n?g&') m/.
freely.
f
be tired out, wearied.
tOJ
spontane-
voluntarily,
ously,
M
remove, expel. *?!!,
away, to remove.
PPtJ (ne'dg) m liberal a whore's wages.
gift;
rTO to
incite,
^!i^i to
be
give
impel.
to
i/*7A.
impel oneself, to do or
willing,
f reel j.
(nlddr) /", c. rn:, removal, rejection, abomination,
n|lj (nf4l'$) in f. D*B, PIT, to strike into; .
I
3jJ
(n^dij-'b)
pr.n.m.
impurity; incest.
M
l
7
thrust out, to expel. pt.
pi":,
tv.s.
"in^,
DT35J, / nrrg, nn-;, willingness; free-will gift;
be
thrust
out,
to
NL ;>?.
to
expelled.
to be seduced;
banished;
an outcast.
pt. a fugitive,
Pu.
n^n,
M.
imp.
thrust
rpl, to
re-
expel,
down
seduce, to bring Ho. pt. upon.
rPJD T
to
to
be
~ frightened
\
away.
l^J
"'T1J,
sacri-
fice.
ij3
m
(no'ah)
n^H, inf. eminence. tv.s. ion^n, ^HJ (n^ha?)
drive out,
ject;
vowed
a vow,
splendour,
Hi.
D*J1,
out,
be
to
rPUP,
pt.
cast out.
I
*m
209
2HJ
imp.
JtHjl,
/W.
P, p?. oyq}, in;:, i>. to drive on, to drive forlead
to
ward,
carry away, UriJ,
/u.
to
away,
to act.
3i"lJ\
Pi.
to drive, to
lead, to carry off; to sigh, c.
#.,
(nsdi'b)
nn;,
to lament.
nrD willing, prompt, generous, a noble, subst. liberal;
5 (n dib 9 ') /, pz.
ninn;,
nobility, honour; noble or
generous dealing.
^}
tv.S.
m, sheath
(n^dan)
D^,
2>Z.
rjfjj,
[of
a
5
(n h;')
bnj
(n?h&'l)
j?-
?,Dj3T,
to
*);1J,
inf.
^ft,
be scattered,
to
be driven about.
MJt p?.
A"i.
P]^J,
(nfd^L'r)
n*p,
?n/".
m
^n^,
"!"]?,
"nj, to vow.
of
on.
a
town
^?np.
(nsi'halp'i)
(n$h&'m)
gnarl, to (
m
fut.
in
pasture. DJTJ?,
to
growl; to roar.
n *' h ^ m )
m
a growling,
roaring. (ne'dgr)
in,
topd
(n% 5 m?')
/,
c.
nam
the same as CHI. Hebrew-Eufflish.
fut.
cou "
to
Zebulon.
Dp J wnp.
walk
to
hlo'l) pr.n.
IT, IT, pe. ^H-
"OP. (n'der), "IT?
Pi.
?/!M9j
a
duct, lead; to provide for, Hiih. fut. protect.
?njn\ w.s. ttS^FI, to disperse, to drive away, to expel, to
beat,
VI J,
i.>.
m, lament, wail.
^j"U
to
sword]; liberal gift.
_pf.
assemble
to
nn3?,
fut.
[others: to lament].
prince, tyrant.
nyTJ
(nfhf') imp. iTTjJ, to Ni. wail, lament, mourn.
14
I
I
PPJ
(
n * h ^ ,|t )
p?,
A**-
to
"bray; to cry wildly.
"IH^,
to
flow, to run; to
crowd
to;
(nsh&'r)
D?3TJLi
stream,
.
and
the
river,
the Eu-
DHS
Nile;
Mesopotamia.
B?,1D{L
<"QH3 {tfuvt) f
W5,
fut. pi.
(ny)
avert, hinder.
77i.
to
hinder; 1
grow,
3,31.3]
to bud, to
PH.
fut.
to produce.
M"
see n>J.
"TO
(nud)
J>/.
"13,
iwip.
H:t
""Ill,
move
to
to shake,
(n 5 v?')
c.
8 (
:
n5 vr)
np,
.
abiding;
[honour or inhabitant] the house.
rro
of
a
m,
(nsvs')
D^,
c.
.
pi.
rpj,
dwelling-place,
*)J,
"H,
,
inf.
/m. 1UJ, p.
and
to
fro.
to rove
1
(na'nrt))
to
rest,
to
Hi.
TJu,
inf.
to
cause
scare
away;
TJP, to
pity,
lie
ni;,
nu, ft.
rnp;, nr;_, to settle
down, to
down,
dwell; to be silent,
rrn
deplore,
m,
p/.
nip, ru, ?mp.
in/*-
T q-jjjj,
wander,
r\y, pi. 2 as mj vt
dwelling,
rv:n,
to
c.
i
imp.
fut.
/,
'
about, to wander, to flee;
TIT,
/Mt TJJ1,
nil the same
to
condole.
7//.
to praise, extol.
ITO
to nod;
lament,
to
tjjj,
habitation; pasture.
3tt,
and
m
dwell, abide, rest,
comely, beautiful, lovely; the mistress n?3 ny
cause to sprout,
to
("**)
733
to
thrive;
utter, to speak.
n ? d $.'b) pr.n.m.
N^D,
refuse,
(nav)M^,
sprout,
(
1
i
frustrate,
M
'7T
HK to
[for K^JJ], to avert,
/u. ^J
a
(nod) pr.n. of a count rv east of Eden.
fTO" day-
light,
light,
K^
ws. "Hj,
'
nni,
.
current;
phrates,
i
m,
(nod)
1
rf ?/
'
T D^gj
p*c
ninn;,
Hith.
TU. t
see
:
TW
Bo.
see T1J.
II-
In J,
m, c
(nflhtfr)
"Up TTbnri i"
shake.
to
nod,
wandering about.
to shine, to be cheerful.
J
to pt.
Arf.
*1HJ
"in
nu
210
T
/*. nvr, JTl.?.
to
[rani
inf.
ran, rrr,
77/.
'
rpn,
to set or lay
lead
to
rest,
nrin
nrp:n,
to
^
down, give
to leave in quiet; to
rest,
to
leave,
to cast
let
to
permit,
n^
to be
or placed,
(nw'a$), Hi:
MM U
(not!)?')
(nut)
M
rest.
(no'a^)
m
to quake.
=
5
school.
DIT.
to slumber, to fall asleep.
!ID^
(nvmg,')
slumber,
/*
drowsiness. l
M.Mli^
(ntrm)
fut.
to
fljjj
or Hi. to
sprout,
(nijn)
jlJ
DU,
tn/.
pt.
DJ,
to
move
pZ.
chase,
DpJ,
on
to
to
flee,
to to
drive. :
Hi.
/irf.
D%,
to flight; to rescue,
save.
Hith.
to
t?\Jn
fut.
t?:t
fut.
VW
sifted. iv. s.
imp.
,
to
rove,
Ni.
Hi.
$;, pi
,
to shake, to drive, move, to set in motion,
PV^Ij
to drive abroad, to disturb.
and
[r^'Urt') pr.n.m.
f.
*\W
Hi.
(nyf)
m to, w.s.
^JH,
psu
i*
tfi/1
to,
cause
to
"JSVP,
move,
to
to shake, to swing,
wave, to move up and
wave
to
[a
sacri-
to
to
dedicate; sprinkle, to moisten.
Ho.
fj^n to be waved.
PH.
^JSiiJ,
to
beckon,
to
threaten.
*"]
u (npf) m
yw fut.
(nvB)
n^U
elevation, height.
m [see
(noBg')
p/. p?. rf:-,
to
IfX-P,
blossom
DDiJPH
betake oneself to flight.
to
be shaken, to be
to
fid.
DDiJ
D^n, m/. D^p, put
to
#tf.
D&,
quickly;
PH.
escape.
Di:,
ID J,
D1J,
imp.
Dir, DJ3. (vayyrnQB),
to
wander.
fice],
p/. d:,
move
to
about,
down;
pr.n.m.
(n U 6)
VJl
tremble;
to
to
fro,
wave
to
spread.
Dtt
inf.
to totter, quake,
reel;
"IH^?
m
(nwm) p/. d:,
]tt
and
to
n1jj pr.., iTjJD (n v?yp'0-) dwelling of a prophetic
DW
shake,
tojpjq,
pr.n.m.
Dig,
Vh
Pf-
/7pZ. riiyj,
quiet, resting-place.
rest,
tHJ
put,
Ho. PjllH n^p, to be
be brought to
to
left, 2
pt.
1
down
set
or
SM (m*n
to
remain;
place
down.
and 03(1
to
nsU
211
PS
bloom,
to
Y*\]-
/"wing, pinion.
14*
212
P*J
(nuk) 77i. /. inp\3Pl, to suckle, see
p13
W
pi, ta,
rnn,
n, P
nv,
fut.
Hi.
t. pro, cause to
to
sprinkle;
start, to startle.
*Pf5
cooked
a
dish, mess.
7$
m, c. Tjy, a dedicated one;
(n?zj'r)
separate,
(np'ag)) pr.ff.rn.,
;
-
rinJ
Noah.
(n&dj)M')
pr.n.m.
(n$e^5')
imp. PjpJ,
to
guide,
nn^n, ?v.
to
lead.
Hi.
D,rn&
wf. 5 .
qphjD^],
DinJ
[foi
to
'?--::.
fut.
(n$e$y'm) pr.n.m.
Dirw
Nazarite; prince; the un(
Hj
guide, to lead.
m
(npi'tl)
unshorn head; diadem.
or
crown.
r*
(**) ** [ft
to spirt, to sprinkle.
to
be
sick.
ill,
npT
to
H^UX,
(nys) Arf.
ip.s.
pP
to
m,
(nl^a'm)
D^ppJ,
only
fort,
compassion.
ll'.w
(n&djo'r)
pj.
com-
consolation,
pr.n.m.
primed vine.
?!}
^
/*.
(nSa*'l)
p. ^;,
p. Dy]p, to flow down, to run down; to overflow, to
Hi. 7]?n to
spread.
cause to flow.
of
copper or bronze;
stibst.
copper.
H^nj
(n^ur)
nt>V}
[for
/*,
only p
r^PJl,
pipe,
flute.
~Tr.
w.s.
(n'zm) m, 0.
PS1J
"^p}
PJJ ring '[for
pJ.'o'PB, the nose and ears].
p)3 "TO
(nc'zgk) wi loss,
"IJiH,
/?<<.
JTp, to
to
T,
inf.
separate to
abstain;
devote oneself.
Hi.
1^3,
T*l,
Vjn, '
inf.
refrain,
/w*.
restrain;
to
to
^,Q^!j
M.
oneself;
only
damage.
n5sjVr)
(
(nF^I'r) m, D?,TD|, nostrils.
to
to
con-
seize,
d".
take
into possession; to get, to
take
inherit;
to
for one's
own;
Pi.
possession. inf.
allot.
or
have
to give in
7pJ
?ry, to distribute, Hi.
^flp,
?
to inf.
secrate; to abstain. ijj
(nc'zgr)
consecration;
j,
*i/.s.
1")M,
consecrated
'7^2, to give in possession or inheritance.
pt.
213
>JM
^p^
#o.
possess. t
be made to
to
^runn
Hith
to
1
HDFO
T
.
:
:
consola-
/"
(ng'^sm?')
1
tion, comfort.
possess for oneself
rPDrO (n^gmya') w D^ni see DDH. zoc. n njtji, />z. D^?m, & D^DrG (nl^uml'm) brook, ^Dp_, dw. D.^pi, OT3 see urpk. valley, torrent;
pr.n.m.
.
?D3,
stream,
;
:
I
see D-iH;,
i- -:
ravine, gorge.
n?rp_ (na'W)
n^m,
possession,
rii/PlJ,
2>Z.
c.
/,
property, inheritance.
to press, to urge.
"in J
D^tJAi "in]3
E^H3
Dnj
(ng'()el'm) pr.n.m.
(na^a'm) Ni.
Dp;
,
.
grieve,
comfort
pity,
to
sorry;
to
to
to
oneself;
repentance;
to
feel
take ven-
(n&'e*) r&'y)
^*P5
(nW)
Pu. DpJ,
console, pity.
DpJJ, to be comforted. Hith.
Dpjpitl
to
feel
compassion, repentance; to comfort oneself; to take
ED,5 (n&'e^m) pr.n.m. (np'^am)
m
id:.
pr.n.m.. .
pZ.
D^TU,
t^m,
inf.
repentance.
c.
wi,
typ;,
serpent,
the
constellation of the dragon. (nag^'s) pr.n.m.
(na'^P) m, p.
By&}.
incantation, omen.
pti^Hj
(nS^so'n) pr.n.m.
nt^np
(n^o'sgS-)
/"
and m,
dw. D^ptyn;, copper, bronze; fetter; [copper]
revenge.
DnJ
(nW)
tt'nj
t^TO
,
=
/*
tell.
t^Tu
Dp;
2J
a snorting.
to practice sorcery, to give oracles, to divine, to fore-
inf.
Pi.
Dpi,
fut.
a
^HJ
imp. pi. ^l}{L, fut. DI"IJ\ vt. DPuft, to comfort,
geance.
(n&'ew)
1
be
to
in
t.p.
DnJ, *n/l and imp. Dp}ft, /w Dp}*, _p. Dpi, to have compassion,
p.
|>.
n.^-
see
(n&'dj&r)
rnro
a station in the desert.
M.
(naei^'r)
Nri^rD
money.
(n'4QSt?) pr.n.f. (
n^usta'n
)
adj.
m
214
made
nnj
(
n
w&) fut. rpj*, to
sink.
come rnj,
turn away; to bend.
nrv
come down, Ni. nnj to
down
on.
imp. nru,
press
bend
[a
bow],
to
to level
^PJ Mil) c.
m
/,
a coming-
^t?J
p|.
only
p|.
only pi
/,
tendril, twig.fat.
(n*t*1)
/$%
descent, rest, repose,
only
for the ear.
PTj^bj (aHW)
ease.
b'$),
to lift up,
Pi. fut.
)>t.
to raise.
to take up.
h$y{
i
8
^D,5
(.rtlfa')
ffftftyp},
(n$'^$S-)
m,
a plant,
PI3MM
come down.
down,
ng tiV)
niD^;, pendant
Hi. imp. rinjrt to cause to
*"~^
(
D^;,
[or to water].
only pi.
adj.,
*?1?f, bearing-, laden.
rj?J
Pi.
to
down,
to turn aside, to avert, to
made by Moses.
to descend, to
bronze
of copper; the
serpent
llTT
(n*'$&&) pr.n.m.
*\U-? (ng^f'O-)
only
atf/.,
pi.
^,3 JRM
m
(nc'tgl)
load, burden.
w/
(nstr)
ybj, nyL\
D')CU, descending.
flnj see I
nmT
and nnn. T
I
?e.
interr.
l
H yttjH,
to
set
in, to
plant; to set up, to establish. Ni. $$) to be planted. /
ppto},
nljny,
to
extend;
to
pj.
to
stretch,
stretch out, to spread out;
bow down,
to bend,
to
decline;
to turn
nl
aside.
n#rt,
pi.
to to
inf.
0^$, spread
niL>n,
to
n
w/)
to to
rtr) m,
*JNPJ,
>
the
yty,
*.
planting,
plantation, plant.
DTOJ
///.
^BJ
see tfnpi
(nyt^f)
drop, i,
.
stretch
out,
bow down,
.
c.
(
to be
fut.
ntD^, stretched, extended. riff),
to
yp:>
n#D, out,
//*.
FpL?n,
*PPfi,
f]^,
Ait.
to
to drip, to flow.
to
/irf.
P|^, ,*
cause
to
drip;
to speak, preach, prophesy.
reach; incline;
*RM
(nftTf) w, pi.
0.
DW,
H3J ITT
215
rftbj
aromatic
drop,
resin
(n tofg')
town
near
f
a
of
pr.n.
Bethlehem;
(njn vf)
to
keep,
guard,
to
m
(nje)
a fugitive.
m
(nlB^n) month of the
"|WJ /
,
to ex-
to stretch, PiafltM. J it :
tend, to spread; to scatter; to
to
up,
allow; to
TO"
(nir)
to
1V
(nir)
[a
sword],
Nl
B^JI,
to De s P r ead be dispersed, to be loosened. Pu. tS^'tSJ to
fid.
Bftj}^,
CH^ T
be
left,
newly broken
made
arable.
see PIT. ITT
I
"J
to
U
= w
land, land
see
out, to
Hit
1
N2J
#i.
At K?J, be beaten.
(nac^r)
iNpJ, to
forsaken.
spark.
light, lamp.
I
to
draw
first
year.
V (nfr) imp. p. T"PJ, make arable, to plough.
leave,
brandish.
to
m
(ner)
remit,
to
reject,
give
iy
m
(nJBo'u)
p*.
the
Hebrew
watch. t^ttj (Data's) /%rf. #??>, p. D^ttty, p. VilDJ
a
of
pr.ii.
in Assyria, Nineveh.
city
0*0
'Pyit?}.
8
H-T^
1(5^ to
off-
))%
spring, descendant.
HDb3 gent.
w.9.
m,
(nln)
"j^
[myrrh].
pi.
a
"0
m
(nj)
2*0
m
(nib)
*0} (nW) and NDJ
wailing, lament.
(n$c$?),
d *o:, / hsd: t it":' s
#..
pz.
'
fruit,
.r
produce;
"
'
:
i
beaten, afflicted,
grieved.
speech [praise].
5
(n?b^'y)
?
HXb^
pr.n.m.
an
spice, *"P3
(ufd)
m
consolation,
/ powdered
(n^o'-fr)
aromatic
comfort.
HTO
'r,r.
/ abomination; others: banishment. (nldg;')
rrt}} see njy.
nlrvo, pZ.
nhw
a
m
m,
(n'd)ed)
ty.s.
,r
j?J
?
progeny.
HD3
n ?c$$')
(
HDJ
see
rtDJ
to
M-
n?J
slain.
beaten, (nie^' $)
gum
[tragacanth] for censing.
Hi.
to
be
Pi. inf. fut.
Pu.
,
DTliTJ}, rest, pleasant-
ness, agreeableness, delight.
HDH,
be beaten.
inf.
Hi.
!"n, HipD, imp.
roj
216 rp3,
/m. T82,
tjd,
w
*"i, p*. n?fi> D*3Q, to beat,
smite,
strike,
wound,
hurt,
hit,
tp,
Wi p*
slay, pierce; to rout,
kill,
Ho. "^H,
defeat, conquer.
pi
beaten,
be
to
D^D,
punished,
hit,
killed.
HDJ
(nf^r)
c.
adj.,
rp},
smitteu, afflicted.
HDJ
(n?$S')
m, only
pZ.
D^,
(ng'AgB) m, only D'P^J, riches, wealth.
to
nDj
iDJ
5
1D3
(ii 'd)o')
m
T3D,
T,?,
thrashing-
cognise,
w.s.
adj.,
fiinb},
teous;
lying
on;
5&s.
ahead,
right,
righ-
right, justice,
the front; pre/), before, in presence of, over against, straight ahead.
(np'c^)
^5J (nWl)
p*.
7 3fo,
to re-
to regard,
to ob-
to
to
perceive,
"1.510H
to
to
feign,
"DO
m,
(n?$*'r)
strangeness;
c
1DJ,
strange, for-
i
and
?n
(ng'^gr)
(no'djgr)
Tty\
misfortune,
ca-
lamity. (njtfrT)
a#.,
Dn?J,
pi.
/rp?Aiii.ntnjj."tnuie to
foreign, alien,
I
unknown.
(
7DJ same as Qal. 7 320? to show one(
self
to find out,
;
n?J nDJ.
deal deceitfully, to deceive.
Hiili.
;,,>.
dissemble to be recognised.
"D3
7'i.
flt.T^n,
~pD,
-\3D,
eign land.
righteousness.
I"}
/</f.
"]2J,
understand; to honour. llith.
straight
Pi.
deny, to reject.
serve,
(ng^p'a^)
pZ.
oneself
be recognised,
to find strange, not "1,5^, to know; to disdain, to
pr.n.m.
floor [pr.n.].
H^3
dis-
r
(nad^p'n)
*j
make
to
unknown; known.
/**
to
feign, to
semble,
pi.
IWi
2Vt.
ID} (nW'r)
c.
p?.
D32
inf.
slanderer.
only
deceit.
^3J, cunning,
"p}?,
*.#$,
',
(ne'djPi)
^?,r.
cunning, deceitful.
rib3 (n^p'8-) [for
"iO-i'Ji
rrJTV3 i
:
store-house.
/;
/.s.
onl v
"r:: *
n
.
treasure -house,
217
nfc (n
Jtt
^5
r
Hi.
)
w.s.
inf.
=
5
(n mibz')
adj.
contemptible, vile.
rt).?J
^v^r
5
(n
mu
M\
,
drink-offering; a cast image: prince, ruler. 1
,
^P^
(n^m^'r) see "HD.
"IpJ
T]B?,
(ri5me'r)
Pi.
out |Pt
(nimro'd)
pr.n.m.)
r
j^g
HID?
Babylonia.
and D^*?J
(nimrr)
(nimrj'm) pr.n. of a place. fr
(nimSr) pr.n.m.
TOO
m
i
to
TJDjJ
^DH,
pour
inf. Tipr\ y
TO-, qenl
to
pour out [as a libation]. #o. /W. !]D> to be poured out.
m,
(nefi)
sign,
w.s. ^DJ,
standard,
^PJ pole,
banner,
signal.
r\2Dl
see
(nse^'d))
to knot,
n Blbb5')
/
P
.
weave;
p/: ngiDj, to cover,
to veil.
^P? (
course.
}D3
fut.
Hi.
a
Pr
Dj
out
Ni. *DJ to be appointed.
D^IDJ,
pi.
,
/>*.
pour
[libations]; to cast [metals]; to appoint, to consecrate.
leopard, panther.
:
to
ant.
"1DJ
'
m/ .?]DJ,
(n$B*'($)
t]D>,
an
?]D: (n?figc$)
(ng'figd)),
m,
turn,
*DpJ, a pouring out, liba-
m
tion,
drink-offering;
a
molten image. nipj, riDJ?,
nbj,
imp.
p. HDJO,
dj,
fut.
1DM DD^
(naB&'fi)
p. DOS,
to
be sick. a
to attempt.
Dp^ to
(n?fi^^)
see 1^9.
1
to try, to
put to the proof, to tempt,
nw
}
ID^DJ
libation,
pr.n.m.
?'l)
w.s.
"O^D:,
be
^D)
m, w.s.
(nafil'd))
c.
pi.
to
np%
HEJ, /W. driveu out.
TPJ
bring to an cud.
HTlpi
ye:
/k. rip?,
to
pul 1 out, to root out, to expel, to banish; to pull
down.
(n 5 6?i'B) fl&A. lift
come conspicuous collect
yp3
cpijon,
oneself up,
to be-
[or
to
round a standard].
(W)
inf.
tfflj,
yt)p,
I
I
218
T
"W
1
w.s.
D^DJ (ngfiVm),
yo.
-yp",
/ii<.
y.p?,
to pull
up,
to
tear
out
[tent-
imp.
pins. &c.]. to break
to re-
on,
to
8tp?i
hie, ygi,
/w*.
move;
C y-T,
to be lovely, gracious,
charming, pleasant, mild, sweet.
^e,i (n,"m) pr.n.m. c
^V^
(no'
$m)
tO
a
of towns.
^"IpJ
jw.n.
(nlflro'dj)
Assyrian
loveliness,
ness, favour. "J?*;?. (n$"
ascend. of
t
pleasantness, charm; kind-
to quarry stones.
rise, to
a shoe, sandal.
D?J*lJjL,
*>*
JTJpB, to cause to break up, to lead forth; to re-
PPJ (BWfl) A* RE,
dw.
[a
Ni. migrate. to 1)0 torn away.
VEJ
hi
move
to
tent],
move,
up
^}2
r
pr.n.f.
)
^ent.
an
idol.
m5
(nQ"m\)
;
pr.n.
*Hp^.
pr.n.f.
a
(n?V) pr.n. of a place in Zebulon.
n^i n^j
(n^" m5'n) adj. lovely,
\]^y^.
pleasant;
(n^ro'S-)
/7/>Z.
and
D^yj (n^un'm) mjpl. youth, childhood, boyhood.
]|7^,-
(n$'
(n*JYl) pr.w.m.
m5'n) pr.n.m.
1
(n$Vr)
I
f
D*pnft
nip^,
WVb
Pl
roar, a (nr&'r) "IJ?5
sweet,
lovely,
pleasant, agreeable. inf.
(nn'i'l)
fyj,
shake /W.
fut.
nl^y;, to bolt, to bar, to lock up.
?^fl
to
[denom. of hflQi to
shoe.
fut.
to
T^J,
shake oneseli to get
IjaiJ,
rid of;
off.
Pi.
to
shake,
push, drive away.
///7/<.
shake
oneseli
fit.
"I,v!irn
shoe.
to
to
pi. p.
to stir;
Ni.
shaken
be
1$,
(n 5 \Vl)
?$?,
to
;
from,
growl,
pt nv:,
out.
"1,V^
free
to
to shake,
"l'VJ,
jfe*.
eft
D^isjy, thorn-bush, thorn"1VJ T
bW*
love-
hedge.
78^
?}*
D^9W
(npV) pr.w/.
ni"]l>tt
^z.
pi.
liness, delight.
from.
to
bm
219
1VJ 1
"l^
m, w.. i"!^_,
(n,"Sr)
Dn^,
pi.
nyp_,
e.
child,
boy. youth; servant; male;
maid,
to
one's last;
girl.
to
despise,
contemn.
e
(n&'
"I5J2'
last. Pu. He; to be Hi. blown up [a fire]. ITCH to cause to breathe
?n
r)
scattered,
straying sheep.
HEO
town
pr.n. of a
(n?'f$())
in Moab.
e
"$}
boyhood,
(u?' &r)
youth.
(-^r)
[iy:]
ni-iw,
.
niTJft
J ^5.
rg;')
of a place in
pr.n.f.
pr.w.
H^
6
(n '&ryf')
n
pr.n.m.
^3
(nQfio'),
to
fall
/ tow,
*p
^5)i
= *)b Memphis.
HSJ
(naf$') /,
(nff?')
cPg),
sieve.
to
(n^afil'm)
(nafi'^) tw/.
p. ns3, to
blow,
blow
pi.
elevation, height, hill.
D^DiSJ
ns*,
PSJ,
pt.
JViBjJ,
nsj
o.
nns, /M
.
fall,
drop
to
;
;
to
overthrown, settle
^H, fut. h*>Bl, ?B% to
down,
to fell, to
face fall;
fall,
to
to
fall,
make
the
down,
Hith.
/.BJHIfl
down;
attack.
to fall.
to
throw
to lay
cast oneself
^DJ
down,
Hi. /''EH, inf.
cause
upon,
to
away, to
fall
T^sb, to make
desist.
breathe;
be proto be born to
to happen,
n-iSJ,
up, away; to to breathe one's
on,
exhale,
pr.n.m.
p*. p.
to
to abide.
^BH, /,
n^S.J,
turn out; to sink; to be to decay;
1
PISJ"
^B?,
to fall out,
pr.n.m.
(ng'fgg)
M
re-
fuse. (npf) pr.n.
i^BJ,
down,
strate, to
(n'VrSfr)
w.S.
^?J,
in/".
(nsf&'l)
i%2
pV^DJ, /
H"l^
a precious carbuncle or
ruby,
stone,
garnet.
Ephraim.
(n^'ara'y);
"HIS.
;
pr.n.m.
(nfff's) (no'fedj)
7jjp3 ea
(nij/
pi.
giant.
/;
servant. ^
D'?S1
girl,
woman, t^SJ
young
maid,
only
m,
(nffi'l)
D^Bl
rnyy pi.
^jM
to to
to fall Pil.
220
bs: V (V
^20
^PA
(ng'5l),
m 3KJ
(nf'l)
-
(ngBcv'l.)
ML
3Jft
untimely birth, abortion.
PJM (nW) p. tr.
fH),
m./.
p*.
be dispersed; ^iSJ, to scatter, smash, dash to
^0
V,?^o
/trf.
inf.
to
fut.
shatter,
Pa.
scatter.
pt.
ft^t?
yS5
(ng'fgB)
shower
of
m
(n$pp?'6)
dispersion.
2^,
Hi.
^^U,
imp. f
2\!>n,
3^1, ^R,
3TK3,
p*.
to set, to place,
to erect,
Ho. 2ff\
3*p, to be placed. jk. nipnn see as*t
pt.
:
i
rain, tempest.
VBJ
to be firm
healthy.
to establish.
to be broken, scattered.
m
station one-
to
to stand;
self,
break or dash to to
pieces,
be set up. to be
to
,
stationed,
or
Pi. fBJ,
to pieces.
ri^iJ
S?
i
m
(nlBBa'i?)
handle,
haft; prefect, superior.
#S3\
take breath; to
to
be refreshed.
tPSO pi.
/.
c.
w*.
y?J,
nl^'BJ, breath,
desolate. p*. i"l$J,jpJ.
to soul,
strive;
destroyed.
life;
creature, a person, J"lf!?
H5DJ
w
nr,
Ni. fut.
to
to be
HM
1
D*SJ, to quarrel,
be wasted,
to
Hi.
H^H, in/
in , >n, to quarrel, to strife, to war.
ti/..
self.
hill.
/ height,
(nS'fg&)
(n?'fg$)
Arf.
be waste,
to
mind; living being,
respiration, spirit,
(niBf)
flee;
(ng'fgs)
nl^J,
rrcj
1
liquid honey.
rrsp
(npB?')
-
rpjfo.
a r
?V)SJ
(n$fta
m,
l)
only
DV?1RB1 wrestling,
D^priSj
pZ.
fight.
(naftCirf)I'm)
pr.w.
the people of middle Egypt.
*yriS5
y?
(nSftSU')
pr.n.m.
flower; hawk.
fly,
to
fly
inf.
away.
(npB*)
crements
n^
to
ex-
filth,
[in the crop].
/
blossom.
(nVsrtf)
/ watch,
(n-'Buii'm)
m'pl.
(nIBBa')
guard.
D^j) tfifi,
/
flower.
VTflXl
(n?B)wi, u/.a.HSJ, blossom,
KB J (nfr)
n^:
Prt^UJ
(.rBuro'SV)
guarded, Becret places.
and />/.
221
l-T
n^J
Pi',
(nfBij'd))
nigi,
W-
3*9, to
3$2P,
p*.
excel,
aa draw, to
to
escape; to
save,
7 Sri,
deliver,
Ho.
free.
h$p,
drawn
to be
be superior; to superintend, to be chief; pt.
out, to be snatched out of.
music-master, precentor. Ni. pt. f ririiJ, to endure,
or put off [a garment].
to
to last.
rfiO
-
Htih.
pi-
D V$h
glory,
truth,
,'* VV, splendour,
ft* (nfB'B)
duration, perpetuity; adv.
1J
rug, nj^p?
always,
/
'
prefect, superior;
post
military
;
1
:
(nsBI'r) see
^}
?$3,
fid.
drawn
pr.n.m.
A'i.
(n?BL'l)
^,
m/.
be
to
be delivered,
/.
Pi. !?$,
save.
JK.
^3,
*np ;
^2,
J*.
apart, snatch,
to to
^,
pull rob;
be-
guard,
n^3T
see
np_:
(n ? ka'b)
imp.
ns\ l-T inf. nj?j,
n$,
(nykba'),
/trf.
n^pJ
3 EJ I* P*fP, =$}?. I* n^J, pZ. c. \n^, to bore, pierce,
to
hollow out;
to
mark,
to
distinguish,
to
to
fix;
to
m/. (?3,
^3, M-
^D,
observe,'
watch,
to
to deliver,
^3,
1%
T?r, P t.
to rob,
saved; to free oneself.
to plunder;
hold;
I
Dnr^J.
*?$%*,
out. to
to
to
,
"I^p (ne'Ber) m sprout, shoot, descendant.
?
(n Bi'a^)
T^J
'
12?
a
of
pr.w.
town in Judah. nTSjQ
Hi.
M
miJ. it
to
Hi.
keep, preserve, inspect, protect; to hide; to besiege.
5
(n Bi'b)
fp,
pt.
pillar,
column.
S^S?
flower,
(naBa'r) imp. iSJ,
HTiJ,
l
J5' ^j
2
Y)
for ever, till eternity.
,
strip
to sparkle.
glitter,
see
c.
m
(niBBa'u) blossom.
power, firmness, confidence,
to
h$$fi
]*}
n^: (ne'B^)
(ng'Bft4),
and
pt.
(
to
^JK, tear
away, to
to
with-
blaspheme. be marked,
curse,
to
Ni. 2[?^ to to be called
by name. ^ji?l?.
(ne'lcgb)
m
precious stones.
a bezel for
m
222
3jM" (ng'k^)
pr.n. in Naphtali.
town
5
(n
"I?!??
IpJ
(nuko'd) adj., pi. D^Ij?},
(nokf'd)
m
spotted,
,
?
(n
Ni.
kydd 5 ')/-,pLni^;,
fut.
nj?4D,
from
be
free,
evacuated,
de-
pi
w/.
stroyed.
n^Jj
/m*.
be
free
to
punishment; empty,
mi>.
to
pijjj*,
guiltless,
H^, to
innocent,
njy,
to declare
let
to
avenge, take ven-
inf.
Dj?J,
Dpi"!,
fat.
ta ^ e
*
revenge, to to be oneself;
avenge
avenged, punished.
(ugk 5 ') as. ngj,
pure,
Dj&
Djft,
to punish, to geance, to revenge on.
shepherd.
a stud [of silver].
go
un-
to acquit; to cleanse by punishment.
c.
jVt.
^jj
/W. Dfp?,/>. Dpy,
Dj?4o
n3$
see
(n 5 kc'i)
?fJ3
pi
m,
deft, crevice.
DR (nJ**'m) m/.
beasts].
n1"7jy speckled.
HjM
(n 5 ki'k)
^\?h
r
/jo/.
I|?J
>B8
PR ,
kcb5 ) / a female
men and
[of
a
of
DJ
to avenge.
be
to
Q$l
avenged,
Hith.
punished. to
Pi.
Ho. fut.
avenge
DgjflTl to
oneself;
be
revengeful.
D i?T^
(n?k5'm)
revenge
m,
c DgJ,
vengeance
,
re-
,
punishment.
taliation,
punished,
"fljMI
(njkka'd)
^^Ic^ kind
m,
crumb,
only crust;
a
of cake.
arf;.,
dictiveness.
>pj
*)$y c.
%
turn
to
(n$k$L")
away
[tntr.J.
10J?J see Blp. (n 5 kl')
nipgjl, vengeance, repunishment; vin-
taliation,
*\l P^ (a'ksW) pr.n.m.
T?)
pZ.
jrf.
cut pj.
j*
(Bvkvt)
to
down,
pp.:, fell;
to to
destroy.
D^p^J, D^p;. pure, innocent, guiltless, free, quit.
go ll-T
1^
(nlkk,,vp'n) M,
round,
circle.
ll-T
C
to
move
Hi.
^m,
in a inf.
ft]?},
purity, innocence; bareness.
TP-i
P*-
^j?.Bj
to let
go
223
mi
make round, to surround, to draw arround. round, to
m
(no'kgf)
*]j?j
the shaking
Jrtw
It"}"
tI
[for a
/ rope
(nlkpf)
n ?' riyy*') pr.n.m.
wj,
or heating off [fruits].
HSpj
(
r\gp,
nx?^,
L
r*
it
fut.
:
it:J"
pt.
*}jp.,
m/>. i:
'
:
'
^.
KjfrJ,
girdle].
Tip}, /
(n?k$'r) inf.
"lj?J lj??,
hollow
to hore, pierce,
pi ijy,
out.
same
the
ijy; Pw.
QaZ.
be dug out.
to
"Ij?3
as
m
KtP|,
^,
raise,
to
lift
pJ.
a hole, cavern. Bfcti,
p*.
(nfkft'S)
t^p_3
Ni. fut.
snare, ensnare.
W'pP
to
be snared, to be
seduced.
Pi.
fut.
to
I
J
1J
m,
iv. s.
*p'J,
light,
n*]3,
(ner)
of
of
lifted
\F)%
*
up,
I
be
to
be elevated, ex-
raised; to
be
to
exalted;
>Z.
-Pi. NfrJ, imp. NfrJ, KjrVJJj
to
an the
Hi.
;
up,
to
sup-
to carry off.
N^'H
to
cause
bear; to apply
to.
fut.
*#,
Kjffjfl?,
to
fut.
raise
to
Hith. pt-
oneself,
to be exalted, to be proud,
pr.n.m.
(nirgi'n)
lift
raise,
heighten;
exalt,
KtSttHD, 'e'Bgr)
'
I*
be
port, help
pr.n.
(nerga'l)
the Cuthites, planet Mars. idol
accept,
Ni. NfrJ,
;
lamp;
pr.n.m.
5
,5"13
to take,
Hjfejtl, fut. NbT, pt. NIT^J, pl.m Wk'Qn. /TYiKlM 'if T T
tolled,
prosperity, instruction.
'
to
borne, carried, taken away.
(n?r)
nilJ,
With. pt.
[the
imp.
Vf.fl)
lay a snare.
wear;
take away; to be partial. to
to
to lay a snare. tPj^P.ft
to
up
countenance, the eyes, the voice, the soul]; to bear, to carry, to
0. rii")|?J,
fl*$Stf, to
J??.
?n
whisperer,
haughty.
slanderer.
U
(n?rd) wj,
DH1J, nard, grass.
tf.s.
a
^*14j
>
fragrant
to reach, catch, overtake; to attain to, to
,V^Q,
224
rypfcj
?ff'J
obtain, to acquire; to bring
pt.
near.
fut.
iIKSM
?
idol carried in procession.
JOfcW (npf) D^bg, c alted
c
TOj
king,
prince,
chief; rising vapour, mist,
cloud.
pt?5
(n*B*'k)
be "kindled.
on
p^H
Hi.
to kindle, to set
p^l,
fut.
to
fire.
KttO
to
nti'H,
fut.
(mm') pt. k,#j k#j, lend on usury; pt.
AS.
be forgotten. w.s.
Ht^,
to
4jjfe,
Hi.
forget.
'
cause
to
',^ (ngg$')m sinew, tendon in the thigh, hip-sinew. (
u ^r) m,
iTtttt
iv.s.
?Pjfy debt.
(n*%yT) / forgetful-
ness, oblivion.
D^J
see HB'K.
Dg#
D^Btt see
1 3
to
-:,
cause
^0 AS. p*^J
to
to forget; to lend to.
an ex-
*j|Pty,
one,
P z.
jot?;,
.
nt0? Pi.
^'Ph
pi
(n fiuV) /,
usurer, creditor.
npT^:
(n*Sjkr)
/ a
kiss.
money-lender, creditor. Hi. fut.
vex like
to
X^l,
Kt&tt
1
m/1
(n$gr)
fit.
K^>. KB*
be
to
lead
to
to deto
seduce;
sur-
prise, to oppress.
2tW
(nfSJL'^)
blow.
Hi.
^$1, to cause
n*S*')
(
riVj], pt. to
fut.
to
to
inf.
n#j,
neglect,
loan,
to
p. tpp),
to
lend
Pi.
fut.
tyfl,
to bite, to sting. ?JJft;,
Tjfti, to
sJ^Q, to
impose
7]ttO
/i* ?p#!, pt. lend on usury; tribute.
(nB'Sg<$)
m
interest,
usury.
to breathe, to
2W,
blow;
to
blow away.
uttO
pi.
-
jury.
K*|ftt, /fc&
ttfc
to mislead, to
ceive,
r^':,
jeb.
deceived.
astray,
see
tftfj
N#J
AS.
n^'J.
p.
bite, to vex, to inflict in-
a creditor.
tftft
pi.
forget;
on
[for
oyj, to
usury;
it:* cell,
v*
~>
i
i
it:
i
appartment.
/W. (n*S*'l) imp. $?#, ?]B?o to draw off, to pull to reject, cast out; off;
sU?}
intr. off.
to
fall
Pi.
off,
fut.
to
drop
h#i\
expel, to drive out.
to
225
I- T
DfW
(nm'm)
1.
fut.
sg.
nro
StS^, to breathe, to pant.
nttKtt (n'sama) ing,
breathing
a piece of flesh.
-T^
being, animal, living soul.
*)Wt
(
n
^'
f
and
to breathe, to
)
pgO
a blowing,
I
p#?,
2>t
rx
arm
to
p$l, imp.
pi.
to kiss.
pJSfi?,
put
oneself.
p*. flpl.
nip^D,
to fit to
Hi.
fut.
pnsfy
to touch]
p#J
(ne'gek)
armour, arms; armoury, arsenal. m,
(ne'Ser)
vulture,
o.
i>.
n^J,
1^ eagle,
or other bird
to
of
n ? g *'fr) to be parched,
to be dried up. to
be
dried
up,
Ni. nt>J to
be
drained.
T^
[nWvtn) m
epistle [Persian].
Hebrew-English.
to
flow
dissolved.
melted,
VfE!, to
W TO5,
Hi.
TO
Ait
melt.
to
pour out,
IJDJ (na3-a'n)
nnnj,
nnp
Tin,
-"TO,
imp.
p.
,
"jFi j
"|p,
tb:, pt ip5|
}&
to
g ive
5
over, to grant, to to allow, permit;
to put, place, establish, constitute; to make, render.
-A-i-Tflj,
/ut ir T % letter,
2.^.
$ry],-J!
HM, a* w, TpU, pt to hand
H^
jt>/.
[for
ft*, >? :t; IWi w.5.
yield; (
TJ0?,
to
Ni. "HJ, ^. /"Tlpn^ be poured out; to be
prey.
M^t
fut.
out,
Ho. "H^ to be melted.
n, t.p. p-^J.
On^';,
poured
out,
one another.
(ne'sgk),
a
(n*8*'$)
be
on,
Pi. inf. ijP^'J,
- -
m, only ^. dedicated one,
(nf^-fn)
JP^'J,
to kiss; to
p,0,
attached;
pi.
p.
/,
trodden
ni2>n;,
D^r^,
"PJ
"1#3
n*rg,
(n*#&$')
servant of the temple.
m/.
(nasa'k)
pt$
c.
way, path.
m
(n^'sgf)
cooling; twilight, darkness.
to
m,
(nfO-i'b)
rQTU
D^T.;,
blow.
*W,i
nn;, /w.
to cut in pieces [flesh].
c HD^J,
/.
panting-;
Pi.
(n?o-8^)
nn^.
breath, breath-
nip^,
2>J.
be
T
ll
given, to
be
m/.firi, P^
W,
pn to
be
be given over, to be delivered;
to
15
m
1KD t
226
i
removed.
be reduced.
to
placed; Ho.
P^,
to
fid.
\7\\,
be
cut
given, put, placed. 4
Hi. p*|?fli
to
pTH,
(n'O^nyS'tiq) ni^'lycfi)
DjTO
qjJW
(n'^nyr),
"!?"j^ ftHv.
;
Ho.
off.
to tear up, to
(n*8-fc'fi)
P*"!v
(
n S'^ k )
l
^EJ (nsW) M. y 0J
to
be
to
be re-
to
scurf, scab;
with
affected
mange.
the
M
1
destroy.
to
p)r\
moved.
one
pr.n.m.
i></".
push away;
be driven away,
TJJOJ
:
to
"irv, (nfH'r) HjHJ be startled, to tremble.
(
broken
VP?
be crushed.
out, to
MSL'B)
Yfa
fut.
to
pull down, to break down, to
to
destroy;
At.
[teeth].
knock out f]F\l
to
be
torn down, to be destroyed. Pi-
fa- Y!&), to smash. Pu.
y$h to
break,
smashed
yp\) to be broken,
down.
Ho.
fid,
yp?,
(nsH'k)
p. p^PiJ
cut
,
off;
pnJ,
to tear
prv,
pt.
away,
to
Ni.
to castrate.
fut.
pp}?, to be torn
or broken off; to be pulled, torn out; to be torn away,
D
the
fifteenth
letter
the alphabet, called [support];
-
60.
as
a
to spring,
TFH,
to
imp.
"IF", fid- "ir l, to cause to ;
tremble.
"IP?"
K.
(nuO-Ci'r)
TPH.
/Wt
T'PI, to loose, to untie, to set free.
HrO
(ng'O-gr)
salt,
w
an alkaline
natron, potash.
Wifri),
fut.
"irJ
Hi.
leap.
to
be broken up.
PP5
Pi. inf.
of
~pD
unmoral
out,
to tear out, to root
to
expel,
to
destroy.
Ni. tfru, fut. trrr, to
be
rooted
out,
be
to
destroyed; to be dried up. Ho. fut. B^JDJ, to be rooted out.
P1KD (bV) f. pi. D 'N'P, D\jSD, a measure grain,
one
Epkah, one
third
du. for
an
of
thirtietb
of
a
m
227
Kor
or
Homer; nS'PND?
nnio,
moderately.
m
5
1*1^0
(B 'o'n)
shoe, boot;
others: armour.
1SD
of
[(fcnom.
(fi^'^'n)
s
to put on ,iXP], pt. )Vlb, to be to shod; [shoes],
equip oneself.
nKDKD = nXD it
S?P
it
:
see rtXD. it :
:
nso. it
fut.
nniD\ nnb?,
about; to to surround.
Hi.
and imp.
inf.
2&,
np;,
xnb,
t.
^.
NHD,
J?.
to
to tipple;
drink, to quaff, to be drunk.
>QD 2
pi.
(Babi')
to
to
transfer;
about; to surround; to go
Ho.
ju
drink, wine;
turn,
(Bfbi'b) m D^5P, nin^Q,
n^ap
c.
,
yjjp, circle,
circuit; pi. environs, neigh-
bourhood; adv. round about.
HITQD it
2^0. t
see
I*
:
(u^jji'b)
mp. nb,
/it*,
w.
compass,
nb, abp,
nb;, P *. nnib,
go round,
circle, to
to
go in a
surround, to ento
or
oneself; to place oneself in circle;
to
turn about.
turn
to,
Pi. inf.
^5?
to
^9,
to fold to-
Pu.
gether.
p.
pt.
(fi5ba'c6)
to interweave,
fut.
T]3P],
to be interwoven.
to
besiege;
turn
to about; change; to bring about. Ni. 20}, fut. nlT, to turn
a
a
f
(Bibb?')
pr.w. of a son
?
(B bf')
Ethiopia [Meroe].
go
niapp,
fipi.
Cush, and a people in
220 to
fid.
2p'I"t,
ap'ib,
pt.
i"QD
pi.
of
,
nipDiD, to be turned; to be turning, to revolve; to to be be surrounded;
carousal.
>Qp
to
bring;
direct, to conduct, to lead
course; divine ordinance.
I-
(fip'bg)
to
changed.
m, Ollly drunkard. D^N^D. tit"
10D
fut.
np*,
pt.
1
P D^5b, p.
nDH,
2Dn,
cause to turn; to change;
nm* niopj,
to
encompass;
go
about.
:
Po.
to change, to alter.
^]2p
m
(B^b^'cf))
m,
(Be'b^)
aud
c ?J39
1
?]np pi-
c
^pnp, thicket, shrubbery. *?]2tp
(Bo'bgcf))
1D2D, \ i
.
22D ^220
i
i.
q. J-
m, M/S. 122P,
!DD. t 1 1
:
(BTbb^a'y) pr.n.m.
15*
*w
228
720
to
^P,
inf.
(B5b^L'l)
?2p*
/u*.
bear,
to
suffer.
Pu.
pt.
7,3P?,
to carry.
be pregnant. Hith. 727 pn, to be burdensome,
to
to
drag along
yiO
m
bearer,
porter.
burden.
(Bybboio'), 5
"5?P
(e
\?0
(B5? 5'n)
D 35JPi
W) U
only
j>Z. 0.
task.
itic
pronunciation of Trffitf,
DnnD
(Blbr^'ylm)
pr.n.
of
a town in Syria.
a son of Cush. people in southern Arabia.
of
JOrnp (Bfrbt ^) 15
son
of
of the
"ND to
(fi
pr.n.m. of a
Cush, people east Persian gulf.
5f *'d)
fut.
bow down,
Tjft, Tty??,
to fall
down,
to adore [an idol].
Tup
(fl^fr)
m
enclosure;
= TuD 2ni gold kept in a treasury, fine gold; spear
only
pj.
governor,
(fla^'r)
in/.
Ttyp, imp.
-)jp, /to. Tjp*, p<, '-i:b, / p*.
p.
to sur-
"liJJD,
round, to enclose; to shut, to close, to shut up; Sul
"WD
solid,
fine gold [see jvi.
>:pj, /to. ypj, to be shut; to be shut up; to shut oneself Pi.
TUp,
deliver
to
/fet.
over,
Pu.
up.
j|Qj f
to
give
pt f
>iP,
njipt?, to be shut, to be barred.
snnp, nrap^btsv-.n.m.
m,
nobleman.
in.
Ephraim-
(Blbbo'lgO-)
property,
prefect,
TL}P].
ni^2D, hard labour, heavy
rip2D
e) f
possession.
Pl^b,
TOD (Be'bgl)m burden, charge. TOD (flo'bl) m, w.s. "ip^P
?
"!??? (B
1?P
[tnfr.].
(BjjLbb^'i)
ig
i^po,
m
Hi.
T^PH,
in/:
t#>:, i^p:,
to
shut up or in; to deliver to
over,
give
up
(flSgiTr)
m
to,
to
abandon.
"^"^P
heavy
rain, rain-gush,
*7p
(fi$d)
i
stocks
[for the
feet of a culprit].
I^TD
(B5di'u)
m,
pi.
D^Tp,
linen garment, shirt.
DlD
(fi'do'm)
pr.n. of a town.
Sodom.
or battle-axe.
DVp
sec .VC.
CH'Tp, order, rank, row.
-ino
229
m roundness. m (BB'hg,r) tower, prison. inp
"l^p
(B&'har)
SlD
an
of
pr.n.m.
(6p)
Egyptian king, Sabaco or
"HD
HT
5
(fi
an
of
>'.w.
)
Egyptian town, Syene.
DID 1 c.
m,
(6,i6)
''DID, horse,
D-iD
Sethos.
r
vcu?
m
(efiB)
D^D,
pi.
war-horse.
swallow.
|"ICHD (6uBf) f a mare. to
^D,
pt. p.
draw back;
go back, to
hedge
to in.
m.
aipj, /w. alp:, p. D^'iD;, to draw back,
j>2.
to retreat, to turn apostate.
put away or remove. Ho.
Hi. .IPDn to
to
back,
3DH
be
to
driven
back,
"l^lD
(Bug&'r)
HU
dross, refuse.
m prison,
m
(Bpd)
cage.
a sitting, sestalk,
consultation,
sion,
association, counsel, secret.
HID
(Bodi');
filth,
*>t^D
(Biie^a')
(Bu'a^)
to
)
WJ pour
PIP^ see
self].
r,p;],
out, to anoint; to
^P^tI.
Hi.
to
^pn,
to
bring an end, to destroy.
/iif.
to
P)\p;,
5"pD
P)pj,
m
(Byf)
sea weed, reed,
bulrushes;
Red
FpD'DJI of the
Sea.
*"]*D
pr.n. of a place.
(6Qf)
*pD (6pf) m the end, the last, H21D (Bufa) /, pZ. rriDSD, tempest, hurricane, whirl-
TO
1 (
Hi.
^pD,
anoint
[one-
v f "ip, inf. 1)0, TO, /*M Tp;,
6gr )
TO,
imp.
IP^I,
pf.
m
.
ID, to turn aside,
go away, to recede, to to
depart,
pf. qp, ^/. qto,
anoint oneself. /"
be at an end, to cease,
to
vanish, perish.
to
(Byta'y) pr.n.m. (
/
f sweepings,
dung.
TpD BW
*\V
wind.
PHD
pr.n.m.
H[T|D
(w) Pf.*\g, futr\)Dl
northwestern part
m
(Byg)
pr.n.m.
(6061')
X
rushes,
to be removed.
^lD
''DID
forsake;
apostatise;
to
pass
to
away,
cease; to turn to, to apply to approach, to turn to, in, tr.
to to
vert.
alight.
turn aside, Hi.
Ten.
Pi. "lll'D to
per-
inf.
"icn,
230
11D
Tpg,
imp. npg,
W
mtd;,
t0 TBCii pcause to turn away, to make depart or disappear, -id;,
to put to
to take
away,
turn
to let
to,
"IDT,
pt.
or
be
to
away,
re-
f
adj.,
(tor)
fflJD, de-
removed,
parted; infidel, rebellious; Avild
of a vine.
twig
"PiD
(oyr)
of the temple.
HIP fut.
mrvpa,
npi,
rvp:,'
rvpn,
njgu
incite, to stimulate, to
to
urge
on, to persuade, to entice, a fi
(
w.s.
/,
q$.)
nnio,
garment, clothing.
^np
(fi^'b) /irf.
trail,
inf.
Tinp,
to rags.
old,
/",
only pi.
torn clothes,
wipe
[a
"TpP^, pf.
go about
to
land];
trader;
as
trader,
pt.
seller.
merchant, buyer,
to palpitate,
TplDP
to throb.
"inD
(
B5 $3'r)
c "IgO,
m,
trade, traffic; mart;
inD
gain.
nu w.s. FftflC,
(fl^'^Cir)
ninb
rHnD of
f a shield.
(Bo'^r5')
/
(fl-^ory')
trade,
merchants.
traffic;
ttp
/ a kind
(Bo$s'rgfr)
red
black
or
marble:
(b[^') off,
to
Pt.
nnp
to
sweep away.
(fift)
m
}
only pi D^pC,
transgression, error, sin.
TO
rags.
nnp
fut.
(Bjc^'r)
lpb, P z. D^qtp, c. '"ir\D, f riinb. to go about, to roam about, to traverse
see also "inp.
(D^jaha')
rriliriD,
thrown
be
to
be prostrate.
to
n^lhp
S/jP?, to draw, pull; to tear
3hp, drag,
PQnp
to
P)pb,
p<.
the same as tHD-
to seduce.
mD
after-
wash away.
or
down,
Pilp.
1 (sad-)
(Bj^i'i)
^nDJ
a
a gate
of
p>-.?>.
m
(fill's)
taneously after reaping.
Inp
a
separated,
sweepings,
growth, what grows spon-
A'i.
be
"
6 ^>')
tPTiD
*|np
to.
moved.
"UD
(
:
offscouring. dirt.
to
taken
fut.
to
carried
come
T
sweep
Ho. iptil, "IDiD,
away,
cause
to
remove;
.VD
(Bl p )
fuse,
metal.
m,
offal,
pi.
D\rp,
drOSS,
re-
bast-
'3DT
231
\\v
I
month
third
the
pr.n.m.,
(fijvj'n)
*ff>0
Hebrew
of the
nbp,
niap,
niDpn :n
year [June and July].
booth,
hut,
arbour, tent, house, covert;
the
feast
of
tabernacles.
^n^D
^?Tp,
PP
(Bin)
Mount
near
of
pr.n.m.
a desert
Sinai; in
pr.n.
pr.n. mountain, Sinai. (Bjn&'y)
^D
of
a
of
JVD of a
pr.?i.
pr.n.
5 (Bukko'9- b no'fr)
Babylonian idol
[or huts for worshipping
pr.n.m. of a son of Canaan, and of a people
JTOD
(Bikku-9-)
it].
a
of
pr.ro.
(Binf)
Babylonian deity.
D^3p
near Lebanon.
a
U'J'P
(Blni'm) pr.n.m. pi., a people in the far East,
'D^K China.
the Chinese;
D^D
m
(fijB)
swallow
[=
njpp h5')
Troglodytes
Ethiopia.
JD
(fiWtf,) 1
D."
T]Db, pZ,
plait, to
Klp^P
pr.n. of in
(Bilkkiyyi'm)
people,
protect,
DID 2].
ta
in
Goshen; towns in Gad.
7\*\yi
a
of
pr.n.
(Bukko'O-)
Egypt.
Pelusium.
^p
rfDp
station
town
a
of
(Z\d)q'n)
pr.ro.
fid.
T]D;,
p.
,???, to cover,
shelter, hide; to interweave. Hi.
?
(Bl'B r5')
or
(Brr)
pr.n.m.
any:p
(*r-
pr.n.m.
-en!
inf.
qfcJL,
p.
to
t;pn, fu t. -p;,
qpO
cover,
[for TJDD],
protect,
shelter,
1
"Pp (Blr) m niTD, HTD,
[and
#Z.
/"],
vessel,
pot,
a
(Blr)
niYD.
in;
n,
pi.
D'TD,
thorns, briars; fish-
self.
to
be
D
hook.
T]D (b$$) crowd. T)'D (boc^)
m
mass
of people,
enclose,
^DH i. e.
hedge
to
cover
to ease one-
Ho. qpin,
/. "p^
covered.
Pilp.
to incite, to stir up.
(fiocfie'tf))
h a sheltering
roof or covering.
m, w.s. IpP, HDP,
hut. tent;
H3D
"lv^.l
one's feet,
bowl, kettle.
TD
surround,
covert, thicket.
(Bukka')
/',
c.
PI2P,
pZ.
HDDD
(B^a^a) pr.n.
of
a
place in Judah.
7?D
(BW.l)
M
byQ), to
to
hh
232
act foolishly, wickedly. Pi. imp.
make
to
^-P"
Hi.
^,tP
^2CJ,
foolish,
frustrate.
commit
fat.
"^?D,
to
salem.
ishly.
TOD
1?P
(fi5UVd)
fool, foolish.
m
(fi^'^l)
H^Dp
folly.
/
(fi^lyVS)
*"^P
(Wm)
<"?
(6515')
p.D, /TtfjSb, to be familiar, to perform, to
manage,
do
to
administer;
useful
service pt. keeper, steward, administrator. Hi. ^PP^, ;
Ip.PD, to be familiar,
inf.
to
8
N
>
m9l n
(
fat.
}?D\
be endangered, hurt. to be impt. ]ji.QQ
poverished, to be poor.
HDD 1
W
Nl
'
(fl
"OB?, to Pi.
"I
r)
12QJ,
Pu.
fat. <-
w
(fi^' 1 *)
tiv
same 7]^D)
to
as
to
NITT ?D iVI. a
musical
term: pause, silence, interlude, elevation of the voice.
&D, K^D, K&D
(
fi
5mr)
p9*.n.t.
to deliver,
to
"c?
m. rp*pn,
(tictd,,L'3)
imp. P,3pn, to keep silence. (Citt)
m, pi.
D^D,
c.
$?D,
(D515'.)
A<.
be weighed.
p*.
K^pt?,
m
Jij>9
(elllp'n)
w/".
n^C,
imp.
rp>, ni^DN
n^C.to
forgive, pardon.
n 5pj
Ni.
(
to be forgiven,
pardoned.
nD
(fl*uV$) at//, forgiving, gracious, merciful. (fi*U*'y) ?
"IT??
(fl
I'l'.n.m.
W')
f forgive-
ness, pardon.
"7?f5 town
basket.
K?D
(fi5l5'd))
n,?p.
^P HDD
(65Ho'n),
thorn.
pt.
be shut, stopped.
DD
i
fat.
give up.
to
rp
be weighed [see
T^fS
%.
)
Pu.
^P
to despise,
be accustomed.
IDp to
*oi
/irf.
pr.n.m.
A'.
reject,
folly.
Qal.
to
.
to exult, to rejoice.
(fi5d;5'l) tn
t^DD
lo-
to
to act fool-
folly,
a
of
pr.n.
(6H15')
cality [street or highway], or of a town near Jeru-
<?? u/.S.
(*W)
pr.n. in Bashan. (t),la'l)
~ ,U
D
imp. pj.
of
a
^C,
(fl5lly'Jif),/itf.7te J
<m
nbbb to
f H^l'rp,
p.
pt.
heap
up, to pile up, to cast
[earth for
making a
road].
n^P^D,
iv. s.
Pilp. imp.
up
to extol, to esteem highly.
Hith.
mound.
*
m
ladder,
pi.
(fialfiilla')
ni^ppp,
only
/",
^?D,
i.p.
[of
c
-piD, ^. to
to
lean,
/*. ~bp?,
(Bomc^e'nl).
TJIDp,
^D,' pi
.
to
support, to
press,
hold
lay
w.s.
imp.
(fi5m8/$)
^5PD
of;
to aid, to assist:
lie
to
prop,
to
draw
"PJ,
Ni.
on,
fut.
?]pD^, to be supported,
(mv)
w.s.
m3d'r) to, blossom
bud,
near.
basket.
1
V^p
n*W)
(BSmga'r
the vine].
to
stairs.
H^ppD
(S
"H^P,
p.
(Bpj'm)
5
""0*?P
pt.
wall, rampart.
D^D
H^tpD
pr.n.m.
^PP
/
(fio'ina) \ /
i
:
^QJ
to resist
b^inpn
like a barrier.
iTvD it
hjd
m,
i.p.
y^D,
D^P,
pi.
rock,
support oneself.
to
Pi. imp.
TjDD to support, to refresh.
cliff.
2
^liTDttp
e
>^p
(fig'la )
chief-town
in
the
of
pr.rc.
7DD
Idumea, to,
Petra.
D^D
(fiai'5'm)
1 ,
m
winged
(BSUL'f)
^P
Pi.
a kind of locust.
P]^D,
to
/*.
to pervert, corrupt;
5"pD
(Bg'igr)
p^P
(fiia^'k)
p^CX,
rh'D
(BamU'n) Ni. pt. "]PJ, be marked, determined.
"I]2p (Bama'r) to bristle, to stand on end, to shudder. Pi. fut.
n perversity. /ut
1.
5$r.
pEiS
(BplgO-)
/ and
(earn)
m, only
"1P],
to stand
erect.
"^PP
(Bfm['r) adj. bristling. 5
"i^D
to ascend.
(B
n$'a)
pr.n.
of
a
town in Judah. to
fine
tD?2Jp
meal, flour.
DD
likeness,
1PP
to overthrow, destroy.
or
bfiD (Bfmgl)
?P,D,
i.p.
image, statue.
eatable
*f?0
(B^ma^yahiTi) pr.n.m.
(fie'mel),
n3D pi D^pP,
perfume, aromatics, spices.
5
(B
(figntyfim't)
pr.n.m.
n') to thorn-bush.
i"I3p (Bg'ng)
pr..
of a rock.
rtKUD T
"ED
234
I
HN^Dp "TDD
(fl^nyV) pr.7i.vi. or
m, only blindness.
(fijuvc'r)
D^ljB
2*Hrpp
/.
/>/.
divided opinion, division, party.
pr.n.m.
(B^n^cr'i'b)
nSyD^'ippr)/-,^. D'EVP,
T2P
(B*Vr)
1P?p
(fl$nfl&'n)
only pZ.
in,
D^DJO, twig of
a palm-tree.
pr.n. of
n fl&nn?')
(fl$
a town in Judah.
TS3D
m
(B$nPI'r)
[of a
fin
in
(op)
^pDD
a moth.
be restless.
to toss about.
"$b,
fut.
1
.
to sg.
Pu. be
to
Tgb;,
c
<W), /"*. support, to make (Bg'
HJJD (B5V)
pt.
f H^D,
to
rush forth.
1
(Bjf)
"ED
m, pi. w.8. rPEVP, twig, tender branch. (BriTf)
2
m,
ffiitfi)
D'SVP, c
c
.
P)7P,
^p
rjc.
fcp.
,
niyp,
= pi.
TlEp,
basin,
(
c
*]]2? (fl* *'f) Pi. f* to cut off boughs. (Br?'f) adj., pi.
in
Wft
,
n
D'ED,
pi.
,
8
^p *TD
.(fl$f)
pr.n.m. mi/.
(B5f$'d)
n?p,
TP,
imp.
"ibp% ? >. to "JED, lament, to mourn.
m.
/u.
"iedj,
/iii.
tee:, to
be lamented.
dtwp,
nSD
opinion, pj.
doubter, sceptic. (B=-Mpp 5 ') /,
B $f)
threshold, entrance.
pi.
ni^p,
m
and
.
ni"jyp
bowl.
\?.VP, cleft,
fissure.
PISgD
c
/, c.
2
1
wavering
(***#)
rrnyp,
pZ.
^D
refresh.
fr^D
T^D,
i-p.
storm, tempest,
'l.l.V.p,
nnyp
firm, to assist, to help, to
Fp^D
m,
(6i"$r)
tus-
m/- w.. PfRP,
nT;D
*^P?, to
*])$?
Pi. fut.
hurricane.
(fi? *'d)
imp.
pi.
A"/.
moved,
1VDX
"1S?,S
pr.M.w.
(Blfim^'y) e
TJ?D
to be
HVE?
whirled about.
fish].
DD
storm.
to
rage, to be agitated. fut.
njDpp
^
^P?,
/ill!
/ HT;ip,
"1VD,
only p 2. twig, branch.
take
(m*) 'SEP, off,
inf.
nlEp, imp.
fut.
nEp%
to
to
shave;
to
destroy; intv. to perish; to add. to augment. Ni.
nP
ncpj, fut. HDD^, p. nspj, to be taken away, to be destroyed, to perish; to be
HSP-
#i. fut.
seized. collect, to
to
heap up.
HSPJ
Ni.
sociate.
to
adhere
oneself,
join
Pipi. qjtetp, Pn. fut.
nSD], to be poured to be prostrate.
nrD
[denom. ^P ], the threshold,
f
(DULpp&'^ftd')
out,
door-keeper. 1
psp
n^sp,
c.
%) m,
DTTED,
rain,
2
pSp
pSD
fla5')
/ ship.
sapphire.
bowl. dish.
cup.
*|SD
(fi
5 fii'n)
fut,
1EP%
pt.
to p. "jiSD, fDD, to cover, roof, to overlay, to wain-
scot; to preserve.
*]SD (filppu'n) wainscoting.
*]Sp
(6afrf)
ceiling,
Hith.
^sinpn
ISO,
jrf.
p. writer,
;
scribe,
chancellor;
measure.
Ni. "1,!P},
ISp?, to be numbered.
fut.
Pi.
and imp.
"I,?P, inf.
/irf!
p*.
ISPO,
tell,
relate,
HEP;,
count;
to
make
narrate, to celebrate, to
known, praise; be
to
to count, to tell,
number,
Pu. "1EP,
fut.
speak.
1BPT, to
told, recounted.
"ISO
(Bffgr)
pi.
D^DP,
u/.s.
m, c.
fjl??, a
n.SD','
writing, letter, document, bill;
"ISO
m
itp, imp.
IBP*!,
fut.
to write
-
i
(uc'fgi)
overflow,
inf.
(flsffc'r)
HDP,
1BD,
TSD (B^ppi'r) m, pZ. D-'TBD, ^SD
to
m, w.s. ip?D,
(fie'fek)
15D
to 5
(fi
(B5fak)
to vomit.
flood;
spontaneous growth.
HJ^Sp
to punish,
;
to chastise; to fall into.
-
pi.
5 f*k) fut. pet?:, to to slap; thrust,
clap [the hands]
to
rpsp (mv
(fi
secretary, scurf,
scab. a
be a
to
at
:
stand
to
abundance.
out.
pour
to
to.
nSD 2 (Ba) to
as-
Hith. inf.
attach oneself.
nsCP'^j
to
attach,
to
w.s.
imp.
(fiafa'^)
\3nSD,
i
2
of
strike,
1
HSp
to
HDD t
235
book, book-roll. ?
(fi
f5'r)
m
a
number-
ing, census.
ISO in
?
(fi
f5'r)
pr.w. of a
Hadramaut.
town
,PD
:
i
"HDD
a
i"Hp
(fijrf')pr.n.
the Black-
rnp
(Barren)
of
?
pr.n.
(B farJ'd)
near
country
Sea [wrongly Spain].
rnSD
book
/
(flfcrtf)
f nnib, or
enumeration. only pt measure, n"i"]2P. number,
rt^IDD
(fi?fpr5')
/",
?
^?,1"1?P (fi f$rv&'yini) pr.n. of a town and district be-
n^Sb
stone, to
Ni.
/ill.
/j?.P,
Pi.
/tl.
from
free
^D (
to
be
stone,
stones;
to
Pu.
stones.
adj.,
humoured,
/HID,
peevish;
ill-
re-
bellious.
[others: thorns].
JU
THD HID
(B5i-5')
a
turning
away, apostasy; cessation, remission.
a
of mail. c.
m,
(BgifB)
Dnp,
mp, m?,
*
castrated
one,
courtier, minister,
HP
eunuch; chamber-
(Bfi'rjjn)
m,
pi.
D^P,
'JHQ, axle; prince the Philistines]. c.
"?*H?
(flar^ppg')
[of
f bough,
branch.
S^D
(B 5 i\Vf)
bum
T5HD
[a
Pi. pf.
^99,
corpse].
(Blrp^i'a)
m
a prickly
plant, nettle. (Barj'r)
pi.
Dmio, /rmc. fractory.
pr.n.m. /"
over-
m, iox 1j^Q,
(Blryp'u)
D^-ia
pi.
"HP
(BJrgo'n) pr.n.m. (Dg'rjJ4)
the
D^*lp, coat
DnD
to
-TIP (e^ra'b) adj., only p Q'O^D, rebellious; rebels
U
m
(e$'r$d))
hanging, superfluous part.
lain.
to
be stoned to death.
B$ r)
"IP
imp.
?j?Q,
^i?P;,
with
pelt
to
b$D\
fid.
stoned.
ID
Hj?D, imp.
^|?Q% to cover with stones.
l?j?D,
to
Ni. n|lpJ to be poured out, wasted [others: to be
pi.
pr.n.m.
(Bpfg'rgd-)
(Dyki^'l) inf.
pi.
intr.
to
spread out; to overhang; to be luxuriant.
JWD
longing to Assyria.
^j?D
nip:, p.
nnc,
p.
pi.
to extend,
of a cistern.
/iii.
corrupt].
limit.
j
%
230
nsD T
"HiD.
p|.
to be iv-
rebellious,
to
apostatise.
"iPp
(B'S-a'v)
winter.
m
rainy season,
lino
TlPD
5
pr.n.m.
(6 0-a'r)
Drip
(fi
5 H'm)
up, to close up;
to
be
known; to hide, cover or protect oneself; to escape. Pi.
imp. hide, conceal.
f
^llJEJ,
Pu.
hide
to
oneself, to disappear.
not
concealed,
hidden,
innpn
Hith.
"^P 'to
cause to hide.
to
ignore;
Pi. Drip,
inp;,
p*.
keep
save, pardon; to disregard,
Ni.
DriD], to stop up.
ins*,
to
to protect, shelter,
secret,
Drip J, to be closed, filled up, repaired.
to hide,
inpb, cover;
conceal,
keep
conceal.
to
secret,
Tpp,
pi.
Dnp?,
fat.
QiPD, to stop
pt. p. Drip,
fat.
"W
2:57
pt.
m,
(fic'frer)
i.p.
pZ.
covering,
veil;
hiding secret.
f
rHJlD
a
secrecy;
f
(fi$T$')
rO.rjPO, to be hidden.
a
shelter,
protection;
place,
concealment,
to
inD,
D^p,
w.s. "^flp,
screen,
'
Hi.
Tripn,
pnq&
"for
protection.
inpn
inf.
^riD
'iip.
"iflijoft,
pr.n.m.
(fii&rj')
P V
the
sixteenth
of
letter
the
alphabet, called [eye]; as a numeral
^(^b), c.n^andnv, Dv?,rYi?V>-W,
)))l
70.
12$
density,
jecting step.
S?
('ob)
m,
iny,
c.
F
TJ'y,
.
to
nny,
work,
to
to
to plough; to serve,
till,
to
2^? ('?b) in a term of architecture: prothreshold,
imp.'
n?y,l,
D-Hn'y,
pi.
thicket; darkness, cloud.
CQbdfm),
my, ** pi.
w.s.
m/. ^;V,
('fb&'d)
Diny
work
worship.
labour,
as
a
to
toil,
to
slave;
Ni. 1,5^.,, fut.
"Dy^., to be cultivated; to
be served or honoured. only
pZ.
D\nV
Pu. T,3V to be worked.
m.
Tn.y'n, inf.
Tpyn,
fut.
TO
238
Ifflf
to cause TJJJJ., p*. T2-y., to work, to make weary, to fatigue;
to enslave; to
to
-DV; (yQ"oh$'d) made to serve.
be
flrtw)
w..
nay, P
Dnnv,
labourer,
*,15Vj
nny,
i.p.
,
?.
bondsman, subject;
slave,
3y
^?8 5
pi niay,
/,
-
fnrt) w pledge.
??
m,
("*W'r)
c.
112V,
end, produce, fruit; "1*2^2, w.s.
n^Va,
and
conj.
c.
servant,
("**)
fat, thick.
l
see
"I"
1
('*') to be
"l??
n 3? f
Ho.
cause to worship. fut.
T5B
1
because
D^ajfJ, prp!
in
order
that,
on account
of,
of,
for the sake of, while.
worshipper. 8
e
(
$bd
(
6'W4) p>--m.
pr.n.m.
'e'l)
T3jJ i"
pledge], to pledge.
v:
.
.
.
.
do'm); / 7 .
make
5
liusbandry,
service,
employment, busi-
ness;
worship,
*&, to lend
fut.
e
*btJ't) m a pledging; extorted goods, robbery.
QJJ
(
fatf')
m
and c
divine
service; implements, furniture.
rt^2^
('abydd$')
/ service-
I
J
iT-i. ['^\>^o'a)
of a
pr.n.m.) pr.n.
Cibdci'd-)
f servitude,
1,T'
(
J r
Qbyp
('obi')
dense-
),
ness, thickness.
13? (Wr) iV- ii?v, w .. nay Csw), t>/>. iftL,
/in.
naiy, pi
i;v, niiy,
"P'v,
p*.
onay,
penetrate, to pass by,
$JB (WT); fyPRS Trl^'V
Va^
.
*]#,
pass over, to cross, to go over or through; to
bondage.
arn);
m/.s.
to
town in Asher.
rinilg
7?i,
nay,
servants.
to
Hi. inf.
on a pledge.
t^piy labour,
twist,
tortuous.
^,?yn,
a
Pi.
.
TJJ ('g'bed m'l$c$); "D^ (' a b?'d n go') pr.n.m.
work,
to
123^,
fut. s
(*obe'd \
eft, /&*
mi/,
borrow [upon
to
5
Ijjj} 1'jlJ
r*M't)
B3JP,
^?V
(wr);
DIN i
&3J
C
"n? >nny
to to
(**v-
to
travel;
(YiwyT),
to
disappear;
IJI^V (VWWytfM) pr.n.m.
ward,
to
to
go
beyond,
pass along, pass to
pass
away,
go on;
for-
to
239
13V to
transgress;
depart.
Ni. fut. "IpJJl. to be passed through, to be crossed. Pi. 1,3V, fut.
to shut
up
13^,
to
;
impregnate.
-Hi. TJJgJJ,
"Wl,
to bolt,
inf.
Tnjr, 13^ p*- "TOP. D^jnVD, to cause to to
cause
over,
to
lead
transport, across
to
;
to
conduct
remove, transfer
cause
to
to
;
to
trespass;
pass through, to lead along or through, to bring. Hith. 13V0n to be ir-
let
to
ritated,
be
of
and
overflowing,
wrath,
fury,
pride, haughtiness. pr.n.m.,
('ibri')
pL nV^V Hebrew, i.
of 13V.
[gent, e.
pi.
2
],
emigrant.
cross
to
over,
to
nmy
c.
an
ni"]2y, outburst
M
pi.
pass,
nmy,
I^Vn, "H^y
inyn,
imp.
p?.
e
Q'HIiy
(
pr.n. of a
ab5ri'm)
mountain-range in Moab.
rpM^
('$bron?;')
pr.n.
e
W2)} to
5ba's)
(
to be shrunk,
die.
to
wroth,
of
a station near Eziongeber.
to
to
com-
5bp'9-) adj., f
nn?v,
interweave,
into a passion.
fall
plicate. 1
12V pi. is
m, w.s. i"j?V,
('fbgr)
\15V, what or land region beyond,
Qn^V,
c.
beyond, river-land, coastland; the opposite side, side;
flank,
IJJT^
to
nn^
(<
interwoven, tangled.
Hiy
fabo'ft) ro
DTQV,
w.5.
[and
"to
,
/], pi.
EPV, and
nri^V, rope, cord, band; wreath work braided
;
,
beyond, to the other side, forwards;
across,
tangled bough [or clouds].
}?V
against.
C??*b)
33'y,
Q$ m
rnny c.
H12^
"I3,V
from beyond; "DV.'^y over
m
=
m
niv:,
i>*.
to desire, to dote on,
e
?'ber)
(
pr.n.m.
(-.vmo A
ni"]3y,
p*-
to
n1
passage,
crossing; ferry-boat.
m W.
be
inflamed,
to
lust
after.
ford,
fg'ggv)
Q^V,
m,
only
pZ.
loveliness, charm.
I
t-
-r-
L40
c-
I
HMJ (***)/;* STOW impure passion.
lust,
TO
and H^V
('q ?g ')
('yggf')
c.
"11^
m
('ggu'r)
n$y,
{'#$1) m,
pi.
[or
D^V,
ear-ring, ring.
n^JV,
<*<#.,
/
rii^V, rounded,
pZ.
round.
dura-
and as
^-^.V TS \?1y
as,
time],
ri
*5 till
;
eory.
far
and
1#N; IV,
that
m
prep,
space
[of
until
eternity;
eternities
of
eternity.
*?>* C$d)
bi^ (mi)
i?iy,
eternity;
till;
swallow
alsoT
T
advance, perpetuity,
during, while, to
crane].
h^V
('$d),
tion,
rja$ pi. ntiy, round cake or loaf.
/;
IV
1
1?
m
booty.
l
(
?d)
"TV,
m, pi. DHV, a witness;
0.
n.V.
proof,
testimony; ruler.
Q\^V,
pi.
w.s.
m,
(Ygi)
'JJ?
*^V,
$}?j a
ft
1'y see niy.
calt'5
calf-image.
1
'TJ?
ni^V,
pi.
calf,
young cow,
heifer.
(W) &# TO
rttVl,
1J51,
to
oneself;
pt. c.
w aggon, r
to
go
cart,
thrashing-sledge,
0W&)
pr.n.
of
a
place.
to
13?
CVm
to l)e grieved,
be sad.
CWn)
U?.-j to
)
M
to' shut
be lone.
off.
put
nl^ 5 d5') pr../. 1 Pl^ (w) pi nnv, ('
/,
female witness; testimony;
1'P^y C^lp'n) pr. n.nu\ pr.n. of a town in Judah.
P^V
rpV.{i, to
to
on,
JH. IfJWI
8
ni<%
war-chariot.
n5?J?
to
cover, to put on, to adorn
march along.
pi. ni?}?.,
/to.
veil,
attestation, prescription.
rrr$'
c^)
/,
c.
niv,
pany;
household,
family;
troop, gang, herd, S
,^J.,
oneself
fut.
up,
*.#.
"inT^ P Z. nnv, assembly, meeting, congregation, com-
H-JV
(W)
D^jy, courses.
/,
period,
swarm.
only
pi.
monthly
nnv
241
nny (W^*),
n"hy and
testimony, prescription, pre-
r"iyn
cept, law;
the
of
"Ji")^
it T r :
adv.
^Jl*?'
HtT^ ("SW)
ark
c
1J1V
iaw;''nnyri'^nfc
tabernacle of the law.
now.
till
(
e dn 5')
pr.n.m.
sexual
/
pleasure. pr.n. of a
TJ?T2 ('WW) town in Judah. T]HV,
Dn^:
i>i.
covering,
ornament; trappings, har-
remain
^!PT? (wrn); per r ad 5ta y$'). in^V d5ya'ku)pr.M.?n. (
1
a$.,
('Sdi'ii)
nJH^,
/
only
j*
*pV,
/
overhang; to over, to be more to
n?ilV,
ness [of a horse].
V^V
*P. (WO
enough, to be redundant. Hi. rp^il t0 than
have in excess.
delicate, voluptious.
luxurious.
Ca
l'JHV
(
[perh.
dln9')
for
m
^e
*
"0V?
i ss ed,
Pi. fid. wanting. to let be wanting.
to be 1,t!S?,
yttH^] pr.n.m.
^\T1V
(^dfO-a yim) pr.n. of
:
a
fWy)
^IV. P^*}^ town
pr.n.m.
be pr.w. of a
dulla'ra)
near
(Wn)
to arrange, to set in
Ni. "HV3,
set
cultivated.
Bethlehem;
DHRi
PV. zk*a.
to
i^vrn
c.
"0.*
(Vdn)
loveliness,
garden
D^TJJ,
pr.n.
the
of
in Mesopotamia.
Hebrew-English-
herd',
C?' d r)
v rn
f
-
a town
in Judah; pr.n.m.
plea-
Eden,
of Paradise.
('e'dgn)
district
;>
delight,
n.*n^
sure;
XIV
m,
a
\TO,
flock.
live voluptuously.
T$
pt. f
be arranged, to in order, to be
rH^.V.J, to
'^ri
gent,
)*r$
ea (
"IjlV,
order.
town in Judah.
a
d r '~7v C^' e ) *!*
"OJtj pr.n.m.
^PTlfi ('MiTri) ntg^jy (WBC)
/",
0^"lV T l
pr.n.m.
only pt
lentils.
.
16
aw
242 announced.
testified,
enwrap in
to
f
(
a
of
?
oH;j'i)
""J
T
bake
rti^yri, to
[a cake].
aaw m
nor*) co^'b), a^v musical instrument, IP
pd)
m
repetition,
further,
TO?
yet;
still,
Ttyp ever
longer,
to
"yj,
assure.
('iwc'd)
to
of
"
'
Pi.
surround;
t;\ vy\ f'T T
Typ,
to
assure,
to
protest,' to
to
t
punish.
to
I
l
make
attest,
be a witness,
monish,
r-
'
pj.
witness;
D^V.
pi.
TV fut.
Tiy see
W
firm; affirm.
to
to
take as
adjure,
ad-
warn, comfort, Ho. TV*n to be
IV.
Caz)
to
to
Hy,
inf.
take
flee,
Hi.
refuge.
ryn, imp. ivm, "73.
to
transport in haste, to save
by fleeing;
s
nyt lT'
testify;
)%
at-
make firm, to support. m. Tvn, %nf. nyn, imp.
I
a city in Mesopotamia
or Syria; gent.
TWl^ATO?, to restore, " T /w. ivn,
('&*') / destruction,
flt? see
test, to
to
to
crooked, to bend, to
since.
fid.
ud)
(iMpTsi?)
iniVjj.
ruin.
while yet;
c
(
iv.s.
HJ2
duration, continuance; adv. cononce more; again tinually,
make im-
Hi. n|V.M. inf.
pervert, to sin.
c (
rny
Pi.
to subvert, to turn
passable.
make
flute, pipe.
Ti^j
be perverse.
upside down, to
og) pr.n.m.
pt.
!"|)3?JL,
be bent, to writhe;
to
('ivv?')
c (
Ni.
sin.
"p.<P_,
to
pr.n.m.
od?'d)
(
i'Wf) to act perversely,
^
to
south-west
people in the of Arabia.
TO
c
TTly pr.n.m.
('pb('d)
*?y>V
to be estab-
lished, to stand upright.
darken.
IZliy
*ly
TTiypn
Bith.
to
clouds,
i"TO IT ,
to flee in haste.
see nV. l~T
^V
OJ1) t D^IV, child,
^.y
(**vfl)
,
only
pi.
boy.
'<?/
pervei
insolent, wicked.
FTO
,fl (
vj'0-)
in Edoni.
pf.n. of a
town
bw
243
M,
see by.
b*iv
)W.-(1*)pf. W, dwell [or from HJ^].
)i%
,.*.
^1>
/.*.
mi,
ul)
(
'-'jVV,
p*.
?^9,
do wrong,
to
to act wickedly.
m
e
3$L
$w5'i)
(
n\i%
m'jiy,
sin,
guilt,
wicked
a
fering.
HJiy (W) / cohabitation; pi ni:iy = frbiy see fly.
HV1V
one, a wrong-doer.
w,
Civ'e')
D^VIV,
5)VT (Vvgi) m, c. :?$, w.S. l ?^, perverseness, wicked-
suf-
punishment,
crime; ?3.5??,
pi.
perverseness,
suckling, infant.
.
to
give milk.
to
to suckle,
piy
only
pi.
con-
perverseness,
fusion, giddiness.
1
wrong.
ness, dishonesty,
M TO, ^J, e
to
gf),
tit:-' r
nbly
S ee c
n?iy
r
.it'
rfev and T
oie
(
i
)
m
n^y.
to
cover,
to
to
flit;
under
shelter
the wings; to be overcast,
gloomy, ascent, step.
nV.U Htetf-
fly,
to
dark;
to faint.
-
-
Pil.
swoon,
*]Sty, fut.
e
7g9
(
and
pla'l)
^?1V
D^^V,
D^iV,
m, pi
(WO
w,
* $?*?,
pZ.
child,
infant, boy.
flbhfy
see
D^iV, D?'P
ni^y.
p)ply;
future
fly
brandish
to
P]Slyrn
[a
to
away,
fly
w.s.
m,
('pla'm)
e
duration
,
time distant
eternity, ,
to
p]siyz?',
vanish.
immemorial
time
.
to
fl: ^V^ to sword]. cause to fly away. Hith.
*]ty
past,
P
f
about;
,
ever-
(
m
?f)
what
co^.
flies.
birds, fowl.
7W
1
CvB) wp.
$,
pZ.
counsel, advise,
t0
recommend.
c
lasting time, life-time; pi ages, endless times.
TO
('um) Ho. fut.
CVr
sec
Y^V
(
pr.w. of
pty
uB)
also
pi:n.m.;
an eastern country.
(-ok)
^.
M
/-
.
py;, P t.
p^ft, to press down. 1
6*
"TO
make
imp. n-)*y, n-y, to awake l "1'Vt' P "*&i
to
to pervert
crooked,
ror)
M to
W
2U
iw
to
falsify,
to
corrupt,
>
Ni.
to rouse, to stir up. fut.
Tiy;?,
"iiv.?,
awaked,
i^.
Pi. i.liy,
/W.
rvri/iy,
stir
to
"I.T'V:,
bend
w.
(o&) m/Vj to succour, help, support.
up,
r&i
fut.
pi
to
raise
TJfiJ, in/: /u*.
f^^('^vv5^5')/ oppression.
T1W
n,nsg, T^
[for
to stir, to to
to
waken, awake.
s6st
Hith.
11J (Wr)
be
[to
/,
jrf.
she-goat;
pl.
'y
ft,
blind]
1U?!> "i?.v, blind, to blind; to bribe. *"$)?
only
adj.,
(*frv?r)
m cniv, e
Xw?r?'n)
m
"PIP*
(
^"!32
(^wij'rgd-)
pZ.
blind,
blindness.
/blindness.
(M5) tn/>. pl.
(*v*'&)
of the goats
W
('?*)
m,
of
;
the goats.
.**ty
.""!?,
might
strength,
-power,
firmness;
violence,
;
bold-
Wf%
Sty\
f|iV,
("ify I
it-..
?TST^
refuge;
Cyzzij') pr.M.m. ' v * r
T \ c
(
z5z?'l)
pr.n. of
an
dwelling in the
wilderness. 1
3JJ-
cp^v) *tf
aft, a}V,
tO
2% Pi.
protection,
splendour, glory, praise.
evil spirit
hurry up. njjf
kid
T^lf buck
ness;
.
/ ni")5y,
blinded; infatuated.
K%
*$
goat,
D^jV,
goat's hair;
to niake
/.
Pi.
strength, power.
cz)
(
D)iy n1"|iV, n*)V, skin, hide, leather; body, flesh.
powerful,
c
rS
"ii'y,
^.
ntfg, firm;
fierce, violent, hard, bold;
to rouse;
.. i"]iy,
pl.
Tf,
i.p.
ga, / tjb, p
c.
strong,
excite,
"I.^Vrn to rouse oneself; to exult, to start from joy. fly cor) m,
adj.,
Cz)
^y,
iVR [for 1^5], iy,\,
{'uH'y) prn.m.
c (
7/i.
[cries].
I^;,
intr.
^yyi,
oneself, to stoop.
TO
arouse, excite; to brandish.
pap. "ivnv,
to
Hith. iT^T-H
curved".
to rise-
aroused,
be crooked,
to
rttytPj
pt.
be
to
Pu.
seduce, to subvert.
tr
be astir, to wake;
w/.
fut.
3jy;,
Pt
n.i'v.
w
245
to
to
loosen,
set
free,
pt. p.
release,
to
freed;
to
leave, forsake, abandon, to to omit,
leave behind; Ni.
relax.
TO'.,
pt.
3^.,
Pu.
('
hv);
2T^
('pab)
build,
m, only
pZ.
pair, fortify. izz?bp'n)
(
D^iny, commerce,
traffic,
waves.
rmy
H^
(
az-
(
w. loc
pr.n.,
('&zz$')
n.]]V
;
jzma've0-);
(
(
Iff
pr.n.m.
('azza'n)
/ a species
jiziuyya')
of eagle, black eagle.
to
njP7^
m
p*.
dig up, to
TO?,
till.
a
of
pr.n.
('azcka')
(
^.to,
five Philistine cities; gent.
1*]^,
pi
"TO
e
m,
zu'z)
w.s.
"ip*V:
o.
ni'v,
help,
TOA
?*-'to, aid.
to be helped,
[for
JETt.
m/.
^}V>J?l
pt.
DniVD,
pi.
p.
p*.
assist,
obtain help.
T]y,
('azuba') pr.n.f.
tc.s.
m ite,
T,1V^
2
w.s.
imp.
to
Ni. to
desolations, ruins.
TO,
e
Ilty,
of
wf.
gzre'nl),
i'm'r)
"IE?
the
C
VK
c
^.]^
H nr^, Gaza, one
*])V.
Cuzzrfl);
e
y
$zbu'k);
pr.w.n.
rQYry
'-
N'T* (**W*;
('uzzlyyrhu);
,
ga'd)
^y5 *WV
town in Judah. e
pErtg
aZ
(Wjt),
RE? ("WHO
c
^*Qjy
?K VJV
fuzzlyya');
c
re-
to
(
:(W);
?.?
Ht^!^
a
e
^TO
5 z?'z);
be forsaken.
to
2?V
^JJJ, fut. to be for-
abandoned.
saken,
to
TTy
to help.
1
w,
(fzgrj
/.*.
n??.
help, assistance, helper. a
might, power, strength. strong,
adj.
(Izzu'z)
*njy
("**')
imp. to
rpy,
be
TO
CFfir);
or
/.
m
tlpj,
riy,
rty;,
fyl,
become strong,
firm, powerful; to be bold,
hard [see
$].
to harden, to
B?.
make
1VH
bold.
ilj
('*); e
Cszzu'r);
^TO
mighty. TE?
TO~
to ^r*'); (
("****T0;
rfBV
(W)'; n]vrezrr);^niy (Nti); n;TTO f az W), ^HITO Caz ^ r y5'by); QpT^.]y (
C^zrika'ra) pr.n.m. e
ITJTJ
(
(^zrV*)
gzra') /,
c
and P,1]V
ni]V
- TO
1 '.
w
l>4('
see HTV.
Trig tDJ?
m
('ft)
graving 1
(Wr)
to
surround,
a*
nbv,
inf.
put on
nay:, osjl
fut.
from t^V],
U#^
#.*.'
^o,
crown.
Hi. pt.
/
distribute
to
VjnpgB crowns. a
HTW?*
t5r 5 ')/-,
('
pZ. P.iT^V,
nnt:>* to fly at
to rush on,
encircle,
c.
c.
rvjgs,
ni")P, crown,
diadem, chaplet.
to cover.
*J^y,
[for
to
cover,
to veil oneself.
;
m. nt^n, [or
to
;Wy,
wrap, fold up, to
to
veil;
nr.t.
Pi. *1J9, encompass. /ta. mm. irntr^n, p t. to encircle with a diadem.
to
/
T)9V,
Ibv:.
to
reed.
(w)
ntjy
writing-
letters,
tool, pen,
M
Tffl? en-
for
style
[see
p/
a
(-at^rr) c
nl^S
at 5 rp'd-)
(
prJI.
Of
several towns.
)^VT (Wn) D\TPV,
m,
only
pi. "*2
vessel, pail [others:
sneezing.
languish,
in/.
to
/ie*.
P)t$,
faint,
to; r
pt.
to
Jjjjiljfl
to languish,
-
-
be weak. to
p.
Ni.
03], to be
exhausted, to faint.
PpfPSp
be
one-
exhausted.
^JPVi3 [^r
//tV/<.
to
hide
exhausted; to turn to self;
inf.
(
I)
m, pf. D^V, heap of
stones, rubbish, ruin, ruins.
TO-:2><-2>- ^itpv, to cover, clothe; to be covered; to
inf.
*$},
e
ty
(W)
weak,
art.
P,
"
11
('atisri')/
CPB?iDy. a bat,
^P?
iv.
K,
m;V, pr.n. of a town near Bethel.
resting-place; vein].
n^py
(*#) mostly
also
Hi. -
be feeble,
to faint.
O^V
(Xvyi'm)
pr.i*
town in Judah;
of
a
pr.n. of a
mountain.
b^V
e (
cV5'l)
pr.it.
of
a
mountain near Sheehem. (Xvyo'n) pr.w. of a in Naplitali.
*p^
WV
('It)
fut.
bSJl, to rush
on, to fly at [see
&HI
(**'ylt)
of prey;
m, c
<v'/.
town
"W'J**,
bird
birds of prey.
I
liasy
247
r
T
-
(Wm) pr.. town in Judah.
DtJ^y
X
a
of
e
*\yr
be weary,
to
$yff)
(
to languish. 2
*yy f
eternity.
pr.*?n. pr.n.
Babylonia [Lusiana]; also
1
(W) ^r.w.
of a tribe
1
w.i.
? f $'y)
pr.n.m.
e
"TV
W,
c.
e (
q>!
c.
1 /,
HS^J ~
m,
[qjySJ, heat, glow. (Vyfc)
obscurity.
of the Midianites.
pr.n. of a place.
('y*'m)
/ darkness,
('efa')
a
of
people and country east of
l^
n^x
1
riS^Jf
(Wm)
D$
pi.
weary, exhausted,
languid, faint.
v^V (Wy) ^,V^
(<m't) adj.,
ns.^.y,
fr)
(
/,
w
P z. any,
Dnyn,
loc.
.
H HTV,
'?. Tv;,
r/.
/.
c.^y,- tower,
city,
'
P1W
]?V.
for
Sjyfi],
s
nirV. it";'
c.
the
r.1: V.
'
i
K eye; /
the
mind;
look,
appearance,
sight,
face,
of
eye
surface;
bead
of
the sparkling or
wine;
fountain,
spring. pr.n. of a
town
in Simeon. c
(
en)
r
r
e
(
tress. c
Tj?
tD^'y
c
c (
(
?na'yim)
;
nisn'y
and
Judah.
-
?
(W); D^V U'5' m
-
(
?na'n)
pr.n.m.
n/y
e (
w);
c
)
(
UyV: D'"l? D^Ty,
pr.n.m. e (
fro'm)
$.,
naked,
bare; su&sl. nakedness, bareness.
tt^JB
(
tion,
a'yls)
/ a
constella-
the Great Bear
the Pleiades]. njfi
e
It
DJ^y
en5'm) pr.n. of a place in
PITV,
o^y, young ass ass KT? (w); ivy (Wd);
e
Bfo#'y; l^n;y
D??8
w.s.
m,
a'yir)
(
>Z.
r
y;ii2fq y ;
n3D
(*|r)
iTy
in
compounds of r names: H;}. y proper r D^a y; -i>n y or TiVy
pV
Dnprn TV Jericho. m anger, wrath. TV Ir) w anguish, disi*V
pi.
(VyuO
*P$.
town, village, hamlet, capital;
=
TQD^
*& c (
$cf)bo'i-)
pr.n.m.
[or
248
T
I
t^J!lS2 C$kk5bi')
m
"?$! CWbrr)
spider. p*.
,
ft
('&kkp') pr.?i. of a city,
Acca or Acre in Phenicia.
P^
of
pf.n.
(*$$?'r)
a
D?V
K.
(***'*)
DD^j, to wear
Dpy
D.3V, anklets.
M
m, pi. D^ppv, fetter, anklet, ankle-band. ('ifc^e)
"N??? (**W)
15?
ft
pr.n./.
fid,
to
afflict,
Ni.
riUJJ,
"IpV*,
pt.
\l?ty, t0 trouble,
disturb;
grieve.
to
to
"$.,
pt.
be troubled,
(Wri
#.,
p*.
c\y,
n?,
nh\ ^v.
imp.
TS&. tyl, *. n^v, ^;.
d*,
to
ascend,
ny,
/
to go up, to rise; to growup; to be lifted up, to be
n
^5u'V)
adder,
~vVr' away;
Ni. TJJfJl, inf.
*
what
is
high,
the upper part; prep, [also yj, w.s.
crH
*y, T,%,
on, upon, above, over;
account
towards, according
of;
near, to,
on
unto;
to,
against, in
after;
Bpite of; because of;
i?va /*
*mj>. i>.
to
De
to
rise
^
ed
up;
high, exalted.
up, to
viper. (**l)
n#sa
to
/ '1t<P' (
m?y,
mount up,
to
up or to
be
Hi. ^JJJJ,
ni^,l, imp. '?2|V n?yn, /,*'. n^_, ?^i, #. Tftft & rfop, pi. D*ap,
fir.n.m.
l^Dg
p*.
/w.
r^iy,
in/.
grieved; pt. trouble.
^2
^V,
yiir) pr.w.m.
put up.
fWtfr)
ID'V, pi-
/"
^V
(
*.,.
('$$$' n) pr.n.tn.
j
to
91y foi) m, yoke, servitude.
8fT V
upon;
over, above.
stammering.
valley near Jericho.
V
from
above,
? ',29
W>
"H??^, mouse. *\yjl
from
cause
to
go
lead or bring up,
raise,
to
impose;
to
take away, to remove; to
Ho. "yV to overlay. be brought up, offered. llith. P&yjjfl to be elated, to pride oneself.
c ;
?]gQ
to
rf v,
V"!V.
eoff.
w/.s.
ln^v,
foliage,
pi.
leaves
ft
R& /"HJ pi.
burnt-offering,
nipy,
holocaust; ascent, stairs.
nf^
for
(**)
rfcri
^j exultant, rejoicing,
m
a
^f!V.
1
/
f
noisy, proud. (* U'l)
crucible
[or
workshop].
wickedness, wrong. a
e
HJ?V
(
W) pr.n.m.
ni?^V, work, deed, exploit.
D^Dyg
faiymi'm) m/pZ.,
UD^y,
time
youth,
w
.<?.
of
youth, youthful vigour.
H^?2
Cafes') /
H^
f
('aiiBu'9-)
deed. exulta-
tion, rejoicing.
e
T3c2
(
pr.n.m.
?ilv5'n)
sucking
bh%
monster,
leech,
treat; to glean, to destroy
fe fe
a*
(Wz)
ntpby
/^
("fll')
ee
adj. rejoicing, / darkness.
('aiata')
^V.
(
Tft
CW)
H')
pr.n.m.
m
to
be
inflicted.
to
to
wantonto
mock;
achieve.
Hithpo. ?,?1yrifl to perform, to
do [an evil deed].
a pestle.
/
.,
the
H^V
upper,
3
*>*
(Vielo'&)
qby (wm) (*tfyyr)
2?Z.
/
glean-
///>!.
ings; gleaning-time.
the
higher.
f"P?2
Hith.
to practise
busy,
Hippie
ni'pV,
child,
pt.
Pool 7,2iy
ness, to vex,
be
mal-
vex,
boy.
7F^n
to exult, rejoice.
to
remnant;
wanton
P^
!?Jjly;,
p. ^"iy^, the
n?v.
fut.
blood-
vampire.
pi.
Pod
{'m'i)
/*
(*lwkr)
ftfifiV.
upper
ceal;
p.
j*.
cnfy
pt. p.
secret sin.
upper story; the chambers of heaven; ascent,
m. qfyj,
concealed,
stairs.
hidden, sembled.
P^yD,
to
room,
con-
to hide,
Drippy,
pt.
q^;:, Hi.
to
be
dis-
Q^.V",
^('6iy^n)adi.,/n:^V, high,
exalted;
high, supreme
r^S (wz)
adj..,
the
most
e.
God].
[i.
pi
nyW,
cover,
conceal;
to
blame.
Hith.
hide,
darken,
to
D.fevnn to
250
D78
hide oneself, to withdraw
*?
OV
m/.
/],
D.by
young man.
youth,
c
PiD^g (Mimr)
/, j^. nftpfo young marriage-
maiden, able
art.
m
0*ra)
qyn,
[and cv.
c.
,, ip. D^Jf, a
g 'i$m)
(
DV
C?m),
oneself.
r^V^V
woman;
musical term
a
people,
nation,
community; common people, men, inhabitant-, populace, mankind. e
in treble or
:
\^,
tribe,
Ef'
(
prep., w.s.
Irn)
"W
and
soprano. a
yitt/^ C&lmp'n) pr.n. of
town
in
Benjamin; pr.n.
of a station in the desert.
D5DV, D$y, with, side,
at,
away
with,
by, be-
DVtt from
near;
from
from,
awaj.
= 'ni^V>;, t
HD^V. it:
see
'
.
i
15?
*/ ~?V-
Cama'd)
*
c
riD?^
pr.n.m.
lg'mg9-)
(
D2? (W)
/** D^SJU t0 A*.
exult, rejoice. to exult, to
wave
Vhv cm') pi pi.
*)?? ("*'*) covered; to
to
fut.
to suc ^
iy?J,
p
to
faint.
$#, to oe
he overcome, tilth.
cover or veil
pi.
*))aS$J oneself;
t0
ni"7?pVi
stan(1
on, to serve; to place oneto stay, to continue,
to persist, to persevere, to
to
cease;
to
stand
resist;
make
to
rise,
inf.
OytyS') *w a
mourning,
languor; or adj. languishing,
mourning.
fut.
TpSft TpJ_,
TpV.D, to
set
one's
r'te,
i.
rejoice;
v.
n#v,,
mischievous joy.
to
to
show
place,
ap-
TpJQ,
TPJJX Tp^L, f*
imp.
to cause to stand, to
up,
establish,
exult,
to
up,
Hi.
pearance.
to
still,
stand
to faint.
"l??^
to
>
stand before one, to wait
self;
UP-
^
-
D^VJ
joyfully.
to
to
erect,
to
appoint,
to
settle,
raise
to
up, to stir up; to preserve, to
maintain.
//<>.
T^V"" = i
f:i
r
TDV ha.
251
npj,
to be
p. novo,
placed, to staud upright. e
'!t^
lmm5'd)
(
in
prep,
m
*TD^ (Vmgd)
rnipg
(
a standing,
?ftV
nay,
o.
/,
junction;
society,
and prep.
compared
to
P$V?
by
trouble,
distress,
sorrow,
suffering; mischief, wrong,
oppression.
?p}\ mVi)
adj., pi.
D^Di|,
labouring,
toiling,
suffer-
to,
like
with,
toil;
labour;
c
near
of,
bfi%
to-
by, near,
at,
c
labour,
m,
y^V.,
misery, ctimm?')
gether with, by the side
fid.
faraa'l)
gain
emdr) / domicile.
union,
^bV _, s
(*Wl)
w.s.
1
ngy atfi>.
<?
labour, to toil.
station, platform, e
society, fellowship; neigh-
bour, fellow-man.
see DV.
Hay,
PPV
as,
ing, wretched; subst.
work-
man, labourer.
beside.
e
("It^
('uinma')
a
of
pr.n.
e (
DH^D^,
m,
$mmu'd)
pi.
column;
pillar,
stage, platform. lijj/ J
yifty
('ammo'n) pr.n.m.
;
c/6w.
DW
(
mo'k);
nnray
piV (>
T>jfcP2
(^mmi'e'l);
'^mmi'z^w^
I'lnv^y^mmi^a'r);
)
ypy heap
(
m
5mi'r)
of cut grain,
swath.
e
Imm5'nil'e'l)
(
e
amro-)
f,
w.8.
fid.
('amafi)
op'y,
2>f
in^v.
pr.n.m. DbtfJ.,
to
DH?V>
j>-
up, to heave; to bear,
lift
to carry;
to lay
Hi.
upon,
to
B]$yjri
to
load upon. c
7?P2
(
a
m $6ya
(^mVd)
r
)
pr.n.m.
2?r.^.
of
a
town in Asher. PJ5?
(
to
am&'k)
fathomable, (
fid.
be darkened.
e .
n.m.
rray
D$V to !W3fty
njDpg
bundle,
surpass,
Ho.
higher.
bestow.
n^ppS
Ht&^PJJ C&mmrS9dd*'y) p r
to
5m$'m)
(
be
;
('ammi'n^df'b) pr.n.m. e
to
pt.
5mp'fi);
(
e
Ep>
OW
Ammonites. e
pr.n.m.;
amalc'k)
(
gem.'^tlV,
town in Asher. 7"iJy
P,^9>
be
un-
unsearchable.
hi pnyn,
imp.
payn,
_>
PPV to
make deep;
to
p^V.S,
pi.
do extensively.
ppy
("M*k)
pi
adj.,
c.
<v
(
p'mk)
"lp?
(
*m*'r) A'. jp.
to bind;
'jPPVj deep, unintelligible.
pby
C^mp'k)
#.,
p7.
m
c
pt2>V
to
ipg$fl
pawn
harsh
be
to
[others:
1gV9,
sheaf-binder.
pt.
Hith.
depth.
or
rough]. deep, low; mysterious, unsearchable.
sheaf,
(Ymgk) m,
u/..
"pSV, deep
depth,
D^p.^V!,
pZ.
pw
of ears.
m
(Vmgr)
for dry goods,
a measure
10
th
part of
an Ephah.
plain, valley.
r\Jxr\
Hy>
bundle
h*w)
crmfik
pr.n., terebinth-valley, near
i"H(D>
('"morci')
of
pr.n.
a
town, Gomorrah.
Bethlehem.
lO^U
p?,? (Ymgk h&bb?c6$')
pr.n., valley of the
balsam-
rg/m) pr.n.m.
fc&WT = DBS. I- T I
shrub, near Jerusalem.
HDl^n r5c&$')
pW (Tmgk
pr.n.,
or
praise
e
h&bb*-
valley of the
near
blessing,
Tekoah.
^l^L} lgcfc)
i.
mffiVy);
'P^S (*m*SB*'y)
pr.w.m. a -}3? C n$'b) pr.n. of a town
near Hebron.
pW (Tmgk hjmmr- 2$
pr.w., the king's valley,
e.
(
the
of
valley
the
c.
Ccn5'b)
^V,
w.#.
m,
C<?#,
pi.
105}S, berry,
grape, raisin.
Kidron.
D^S"J pftV (Ymgk rWm) pr.n.,
valley
between
of
giants,
and
Jerusalem
Bethlehem.
D^Htrn pDJ?
('fmfik
Diddl'm) pr.n.. valley
site of the
Dead
h|fi-
on the
Sea.
to
be delicate,
luxurious. to
make
to
enjoy
oneself, to relish; to
mock.
Hith.
$Eflfl
oneself delicate;
tiV [*W?f) ;:yn,
adj.,
f -;:v.
effeminate
w.
art.
delicate,
253
tfv
tiV
m
(*o'neg)
en-
delight,
(W)
HJ? my, n:*y
m
,
reply,
flji;
p*.
my
to
^n;y
answer, to hear to bear witness
,
/
,
;
;
to
oneself;
begin to speak, to begin to sing, to respond in a choir; to declare, announce,
Ni.
reveal.
H^J,
fut.
mjtt, to be be heard; to to answered, pt.
PL H^V,
answer.
inf.
imp. n3^, to answer to sing
in singing,
Hi.
nately.
alter-
n:ys
pt.
maltreated,
humbled.
ilfl?3,
/ttf.
press,
humble.
mypn,
opHith.
ni:ypn
inf.
humble
JEK.
to
TJJJ1,
to
oneself,
;
be
to af-
flicted, to suffer.
C an ?') pf-n.m.
Jt*:
nS? IT
see
miy. IT '
W (Wt) my,
<?
pi.
*;.,
d*j$,
oppressed, humbled,
submitting, suffering, patient, pious.
^w
pr.n.m.
('gnv'b)
r\W
e (
anav 5 ')
f,
W.S.
to
ffiUV.
humility, gentleness, condescension. [Tjpjy],
vouch [others:
to
answer,
pi.
be
to
afflicted,
vindicate
rvtiy.
!"iJy,
rgy;,
imp.
inf. niJVl,
n:v:_,
.*.
rgj,
Pu.
fut.
ni-iy,
my'.?,
to
[prayers] to
oneself, to fast. inf.
joyment, joy. 1
^V
to cause to sing]. a
n^ (w) ruy to
,
wf
to be
be
ni:y,
or
oppressed
de-
miser-
humbled,
pressed,
fut.
bowed down,
mf..TtiJ$
[for
/ T&i,
rfflpft pt. r\jjA, to be bowed down, to be afflicted; to humble onePi. PI3V, */. ruy,
self.
niy, to
/u. rp^,
bow
humble; force,
p*.
('pu*)
.
/,
nijy,
af-
suffering [others:
fliction,
cry].
able; to toil, to labour. AS. nJVp_,
nW
rps
W
(W)
a#.,
afflicted,
D^y
pi.
my,
oppressed,
poor,
wretched,
0.
[D^jyj,
miserable, helpless; humble, patient, meek.
$
('onf)
m
,
i.^,.
\3'y,
w
.*.
e
down, to
oppress,
maltreat;
violate;
to
to
afflict
^^
(
enyi'),
affliction,
oppression,
misery,
ing, poverty.
suffer-
mnhjy
254
:;y
^y
HJR CnW') *$
('ynnt');
c
pr.n.vi.
D^ town
a
of
p\n.
Cfnl'm)
matter,
business;
thing-,
cause.
of
full
to to
(%Tne'm) pr.n. of a place
in Issachar.
D^DD^
(an^ml'm) pr.n. of a
>
^ ^?(
,
ttn&mmg']fi$)pr.n.m.
i
a
of
pr.n.
the
of
god
supply.
Po.
\riy,
p*.
magic,
to
sooth-
to
enchanter.
Pi. inf. w.s. \3J$, to
n?'k)
ornament,
descendants,
pi.
$]
gather
a
of
pr.n.m.
and
Anak,
giant,
his
D^jpjV-
e
J? ( 5n?'r) pr.n.m. jpr.n. a town in Manasseh.
of
c (
*/.
$n$'s)
to
t^'iJV!,
impose
truy, a
con-
tribution or fine; to punish.
clouds.
c.
ea (
wyy of
(>*'n) [den.
AS.
Bttw. .-:1V'
fut.
i
X
d^:v.
pi. -
;
say, to divine; pt. sorcerer,
\yj
m,
neck
neck-lace.
P$.
to act covertly,
practise
WJB3 /** l*JWU t0 lay upon the neck, to load, to
;
1
jjTjyp,
be put round the neck, deck as a collar. ///.
nip^V,
Sepharvites.
{'m'n)
boughs.
B? Cwt)
tribe in Egypt.
\W*
,
bough.
.
^V
?*
brand
in Judali.
1JJ? ('inya'n) M, C ^V, toil, work, labour, employment,
D^
W
(Wf) ", ^V. sprout,
&$p i**Trr
,
c
5n5'n)
(
y,
v l.
m,
iv.
art.
P$,
$JjJ
f
cloud,
clouds; crowd, host.
W>
TO
to be fined, to be punished.
tOP
(*5'ngi)
fine,
m
contribution,
punishment.
(*$n$'n) pr.n.wi.
C^r)
/
- uv
1
clouds.
fllTO' place
Ht?5?
(njayf') of
P>\. jamin.
a
place
pr..*n.; in Ben-
('n50-p'd) pr.n. of a
near
Benjamin;
Jerusalem gent.
*pfy&
in
JW
255
\?v
DW new
m, a D^DV, wine, must.
(Wm)
^V
{'m'l)
P><-
^IV
Hi.
arrogant.
inflated,
v^BVl to act proudly
fut.
or presumptuously.
c.
timber,
w..
m,
(<?B)
D^V,
to be
(wi**) /
lead.
f? twig, branch, foliage.
mw
rnflp,
wooden work.
(Wb)
335? / c.
J*
?? (W), tin
j
an eminence upou
?W3 Ziou;
self,
Pi.
tumor, swelling. e
"OS^
of a place
Qfni') 2>**--
(
*,
only
^5?W,
dt*.
Pi
1V
*c.
132,
dry earth,
"'to
shape;
to
Hith.
to grieve oneself; be angry.
*1&]
to
with
dust,
^V
c (
c.
m, w. ar*. TgVft,
nl^y,
dust,
soil. clay.
lump,
only
m,
$Ba'b)
D^'iV, o.
s'^fl,
^Vnn of
[<fen.
to pelt
f>.
%
III
/*
offend.
grieve,
to bedust.
ISP (Wr)
to
3,sy;-,
fashion,
eye-
lashes, eyelids.
one-
sorrowful.
m
3\^Vp,
form,
o.
"lSy pfl'r)
i
form, to shape; to grieve,
in/.
CW)
D?ja^?ii
3,8V,
3UV.3 v:i v
to grieve
pain, afflict.
in Benjamin.
*1>?J?
be
to
afflict,
M\
/
/wi. S^y*.,
n^V,
p.
to
rpiSS},
grieve, pain. x o c.
pj.
fi'iV,
$*{, tree,' wood, stake, pole, log,
^y,
pi.
image,
idol. e
y$}
(
D^V,
?Bc'b)
m. only pi.
c.
labourer, bondsman.
clod; gold-dust.
y$V
"I?,? (Yfer) pr.n.m. e
1S^
(
;
5'fr)
i
young
deer,
roe, gazelle.
("PS^ in
Ce'Bgb) m, pZ. D*jjty a thing formed or shaped
fgfra) pr.n. of towns
Benjamin and Manasseh.
earthen vessel
of
a
('Mro'n) pr.n.m.; pr.n.
town in Benjamin;
pr.n- of a mountain.
labour,
toil,
gain; trouble, grievance.
2^V fgBb
^5))?
;
(VBgb) m, ?
c&$')
,
w.s.
image
?]5?V idol
,
pain, labour, affliction.
Itnp?
(lBB 9 b5'n)
in
;
250
n?^y
w.. ?ftto?Vi labour,
"jinVV,
TO 1?5,
nn^v,
c.
pj.
pain,
to
wound.
D'aV.
to
(Br)
r$y,
pt
to
H^y
('sBg')
rnfg cm')
m /,
the
wood
[=
spine,
counsel,
^V];
plan,
project,
pose,
rps, w,.
m g?pK.
consultation; pur-
advice;
de-
sign; wisdom, deliberation.
DW
adj.,
numerous;
pZ.
(^Byo'n
ftlftj of
gifbgr)
a seaport on the
Elanitic gulf.
bxy cm'i) to
be
^V
Nt. fut. hpft.,
('yBf'l)
tarry.
slothful,
adj.
foil*')
(^bicas-)
/,
n;^
and &*.
D?Pf>2?,
sloth.
s
pi.
nltp^," nip'f;, bone; body, frame; essence, self; the selfsame; Di\1 DSV2 c.
on that very day.
">jp
D^
w
(VBgm) m,
fSBim),
*P^
.*.
might;
strength,
CgBinr) /, * novv. strength; multitude.
TVOVy
2>r.n.
of
a
town.
nlDg
('yBBumo'5-)
ffpl.
m, only in or ipVVH, spear [or jj^jfj
]^V (YBgn)
#*.
of pr.n.
1
%l>
to
up,
I^V]-
hold
-rsy.
inf.
nV?,-. / n^V, to to
/ w ..
fut.
strong.
/ [and ], D p>V and
(YBfim)
*?,
of
gnaw
Hi.
make
"W iw)
sluggard.
rrajg
or
arguments, reasons, proofs.
to
idle,
break
to
fut.
den.
close;
?^f2 C&Bmp'n)
strong limbs, fangs.
l>r.n.
D/iV,
to
pi.
D^OiSV, strong, powerful,
"Q2J
shut,
bones.
D$;
or
bone, body.
f&Bu'm)
mighty,
the
w.. .
in?*?, p. nisy,
:
E'J!fif
the back-bone.
to
Pi.
082?,
shut, to close.
(
close.
grievance, affliction, sorrow,
IT$g
Djfr,
firm, strong, power-
mighty;
ful,
nn>,
pt.
become
toil; pain.
to be
/w.
p^
p- ""!?, close, to shut
restrain,
back,
to
to
stop,
retain.
c
1tp$?
(
yBm?'),
to
withhold;
vail,
bridle;
to rule, pre-
2VV) IVff
a
257
ray slave and a freed one. Ni.
")$&,
"JSSVPi
be shut up,
to
T^P-
j^r.
-
npy (W4) A* *TC-
re-
Hpy
e
$k?'d) adj., pZ.
(
ngg
w
e
(
e'Bgr)
dominion.
up; constraint, oppression.
2}p2
assembly, festive assembly, festival.
('ttBs'rga-)/"
(< 5 ka'b)
in/-
Pi. by the heel. 2.y? to keep back.
fut.
m,
(<gkc'b)
c.
npV
: ,
** J* ^v?,
^P^P^
(^kalkal) adj.,
keel. ^np?y and ninj^y, hoof; step, foot-point; the rear.
ea (
kall5^5'n)
ea
|p^
kg,'n)
pr.n.m.
('akii'r)
inf.
"lijJS
A7.
")>!(?.
(
:
root out.
fut.
,
^.
ws. ^p.y, plotter, deceiver, lier-in-wait.
to
Pi. *lj?y,
to
IJ.yj,
to
lame,
to
hamstring.
npy cak 5 [adj.]
adj.
crooked, winding, tortuous.
2
(<akrb)
/fe>l.
mf(2?i2y., crooked, winding.
be destroyed.
npy
op-
,
be perverted.
"lpj
1
3J3?
np_y
f&kku'b) pr.n.m.
A* I^t^S
2ij?,
to deceive; to take
^|?V,1.,
c.
/,
ri)
^py to
3jr$
ka )
(= 5
pression.
a shutting
(Vir)
"1^'y
D^^y,
striped, streaky.
assembled.
"1*
to
bind.
*>
hindered; to be
strained,
*?-
c-
$,
'r)
n,^,
/
^"Ip.y, barren. c
"Ipy
(
e'kr)
m a naturalized
foreigner. a
ap^
#., / rD|?y,
(5ko'b)
deceitful
uneven,
hilly
showing
foot-prints.
Ipy
m
(Ykeb)
;
;
the end, the
reward; prep. on account of,
last; result,
and
com;,
because r"Qj?V
of,
because.
("fifcWO
deceit.
Hebrew-English.
/ cunning,
C?'kgr) pr.n.m.
"Ip^.
e
nnpy pZ.
(
akr 5 'b)
D^Hpy,
c
i,
nnipy, a
.
scorpion;
knotted scourge. e
1*HPV
(
ekro'n)
pr.n.
a
of
Philistine city.
t^p^
(**1#6)
be perverted. to
pervert,
M.
8^4(1
to
Pi. l*/,?y
make
to
17
WT
2.">8
tt?.V
crooked.
11%.
to
^'-r'pVJ.
w.s.
fut.
a
(ikkrs)
D^y,
e.
pi.
arfj.,
^i?V, perverted,
perverse. ('lkk?') pr.n.w.
^ir!.^
n^j?V 1
pr.n., chief
=
("*)
C$ r ?'V)
per-
2
-l>yj
town in Moab.
"^ enemy,
/>/.
a^j,
m
$'rgb)
and
t>
/,
du. D? 3"]V,
the be-
dark,
evening, ?3 be "
(
coming
D?3"]B5
tween
the
at the
time
two evenings, of sunset,
or
between sunset and dark.
any
cwft)
wgi^j to
D^l^j
/w.
n*)3?,i,
p. nn'y, exchange,
traffic; to pledge, to
to
mixed multi-
e (
also
[see
pr.n.m.
1
.*.
;
n^Cfi r)tn
tude, promiscuous mass of
2X1D iv 2")V
e
?r)
sweet,
ad/,
pleasant.
twilight; (
CK^T,?
foreigners.
=
{'&)
^V
woof, weft;
/
(*JkSu'8-)
verscness.
1^
"^"V.
gent.
and
Dp")V
2"\V Crr),
8
"^V
Z.
Arab, Arabian.
verse. tt>jr;
I^
Arabia;
pr.n.
regard as per-
rant,
Hith.
intermingle, to
to
pawn;
to
give security,
pj.
war-
:n.v?n to have inter-
zny
1
on.)
m, pi d^i'v,
raven, crow.
-t l
y
(
,%
C^rp'b)
a*]^3
5
or? bj
a
pr.n.m.
w.
m,
stinging
rt)l
insect,
dog-fly, gadfly.
course, to rival. e
^,1?
(
Hi.
5r&'b)
to
dark,
inf.
to be or
be
grow
obscured. to
niVp
do
at
evening. l
21% (Wb)
fut.
niV,^., to
be sweet, pleasant.
21V c.
(\ar 5 'b)
,,
pi.
(<
r
<l'b),
niV
:
I
c
.
nlyp&
'
dry land.
desert, wilderness,
nS"!^ (**rpbf) surety, Dni^V,
plain. w.s.
/,
pawn,
pledge.
D^-R, ]^21V CfrfWn) m
or willow. ^T\)l, poplar
T$
n nnrny, Pi TlTT'i' w .. nraiy, T t r nin-jy,
('''.-a'l,)
pledge,
warrant-money.
'rO'lJ C*rb*dF) pr..w.
in-
w
w
259
habitant
an unknown
of
H3T; it:
place r
miy. it t c
or fut.
(Win)
D^pHV,
:
F$l Cm'?)
D H?
to
y\$_,
\$. ( town
ea
fa?) pi n,T,
niy
(
m
tree,
ar?
Yr)
shrub, heath.
^V^V \ ^orr),^%pr.n. c
:
of several towns.
pr.n.m. 1
e
"lyll^
r5'd) pr.n. of a royal of the Canaanites;
J)*.
sly,
crafty. 1
pant, to long for.
a#.,
cunning,
nny, "Q1>
HV
^.
imp.
uncover; to
*
1^:'
in/:
/'
'
horror [others: fissure]. e
jV
( ?i*I')
pr.n.m.
destroy, demolish; to pour out, to
empty.
"OVr-5
*
Ni. fut.
P om"ed out.
oe
Hi rQ^H to
to to
pour
out,
Hith.
rn^r.H to
oneself,
uncover,
to
give up. uncover
make
oneself
naked, to spread oneself.
nny
a
(W)
ni"]^
U
only
cleared
,
pi.
nj"]? w.s.
('arqp')
/,
m
e
arp'd)
(
('grva') s]p^."3
bareness,
shame;
f,
only
pi.
JTiD'HV, grit, groats; gruel.
*T?.?
w'f)
(
m,
clouds,
D^S'I^,
only pi. darkness
of clouds.
c
D^nS,
'JPIJ}, violent,
tyrannical; mighty, powerful; tyrant; a mighty one.
runs,
c.
nijn^, garden-bed.
Ti'ny
a
^,?^"]2 C ii6a)
pi.
place,
meadow.
njnjJ
nakedness, bareness.
V
wild
f c
j
the
ass.
nllV,
pudenda; or
('*?*' )
Q^/IV,
nakedness,
shameful
^TJJ
adj.,
pi.
forsaken, solitary,
childless.
ny (w<$) m/. ^iv, VX imp. ri% roiy, /*. ^_, P
.
sj,iV,
foul
p. Q'^lV. p l
p-
T]nv, / rpnij, v i. nl?^ to set in order, to pref
thing, filthiness.
pare, to arrange;
pi d^s, b'pnsj,
MaiX
naked, bared r half-dressed.
up
for
to
compare,
battle,
to
to
draw
to muster;
equal,
17*
to
m
260
TO
Hi T"?.*"or V?.<?-: to estimate
estimate. fut.
value.
c
"It"IV
(
Q rm *')
f cunning,
prudence.
craft,
w-- *?!?,
,
arrangement,
row,
preparation;
estimation,
pile;
C
'1$ S
show
to
-
Ni
profane.
TV'"1
awa v
cast
to
5 r ^' 1 )
(
as
Hy
plane-
e
pr.n.m.
fr$'n)
(
porfr.
;
one's fore-
c
<#>
)
m
C&rmp'n)
maple.
tree,
imp.
skin, to bare oneself.
bin c**1
grain, of rubbish].
[of
l'?^2
value, price.
nX
TOT!? ('arem^) /; c pi nllpl^, D^piV, heap .
^l$. (Vr&$)
-
fcft
"HyT2
see -i#ns.
"1VH2
['!*'?*)
adj.
naked,
bare, forsaken. /'
n^"1.V
unclean
,
uncircumcised. unconsecrated,
,
unsensible.
1
rpy
Cm'i)
in?iv,
ni^l^
foreskin;
uncleanness, insensibility
Diy
1
ai^'m)
D*]V
in/;
to
HST? Cw')
Hi.
m darkm
lo
be
heaped up,
fear;
R3tt. to
be
to
tr.
Ni
terrify.
be
be
to
'fi^-,
prudently.
#*
[of
pv.n.f
e
r$'fgl) ?S^1? dark clouds.
act craftily, to form a act to plan;
Cw')
to
an
the neck, the nape.
cunning
en?
ppy,
animal].
(
2
.
neck
the
('grpf),
be cunning, crafty. to
to
;
fruit.
e (
c^'f) P
break
WW,
pi-
(grip's-),
unclean
rfffc,
a
*i;iy
w ..
fut.
drop down.
.
afraid,
to
frighten,
to
p*.
ftJXi
fearful, terrible.
to
Hi.
amassed.
D^V El*
see D1"JV-
(Vrgm)
craftiness.
Vnyg.
m
cunning;
afraid;
or awe.
fear,
to Ir.
to
to
inspire
be fear
261
wv piv (irt)
to
(W)
^kHB
"H?
to
others: to flee.
gnaw;
Pi.
oneself.
"lt^JJ
Pil.
c.
HUt^V,
nifry,
plant, vege-
nfry,
i&y,
ntry,
pi
D'ftft
p *. /7pl.
0.
\&y, pj.
n1;^,
to
labour,
imp.
^-
to
toil;
VTtety fafijri') adj. num., / H'Tfry, IVTfry, tenth; /
p&VT
-.
pVy}?.
cpfey, work,
make,
construct,
to
It^y
or
offer
appoint keep, to
acquire,
n#yp_,
or
sacrifice;
constitute;
fulfil.
inf.
e (
a6&'r)
to
to
Ni. Hfry:
nifryn,
,
"fid.
of
[<2m.
"l^y]
fut It^Vl, to tithe, to Pi. take the tenth part.
M
")fry,
build,
earn, procure; to prepare; to
jm pj&Wn,
Cffiek) pr.n. of a well
to
"li^yp,
to
accomplish;
prk)
near Gerar.
n#y,
/
e
(
to quarrel, to strive.
inf.
create,
rflps
('aerri);
D5y?') pr.n.m.
1
nfr'y.
,.
ifcty
p.
Tfipy,
hW.-i* nfriyj
art.
ten;
the tenth part.
inf.
A*
nfry,'
hw&y Cl
a65')
pt.
w.
m,
number
ten days, tenth day; an instrument with ten strings, decachord.
(
e
nt^y
the
decad;
be
table, herb, greens. (
pr.n.m.
po'r)
(
TitfJP,
bed, canopy-bed.
pj.
aB5'fl) pr.n.m.
efi$'v)
(
"llt^V
bedstead,
/"
(
c
to lay
"Qty
Hithpalp. IJ^EO? to bared or demolished. ('e'rgfi)
H^V
e
bare. IJinS, to lay
fcH?
Pu.
e
bare, to demolish. inf.
to handle,
be made, created.
xKHt^y
to iTJf, bare; to bare
be naked,
H&y
Pi.
squeeze.
pr.n.m.
imp.
ffrtfr)
-
be.
to
pn'y,
2>.
iJW
"ljW, or
give
i/i
the tenth part.
5
"1J?Vfe
[for
same as
ira/.
the
Pi.
"1^ Cmv) nit^y,
-Ifryn ?]
p*.
take
/,
num.
m
ni^y,
ten;
pZ.
ni't^y decads. be
made,
prepared;
done, to
created,
happen,
to
"lt7 (Wr) ten
[in
/ rntfy *, compounded num-
rw
202
from 11 to 19]; pi. CH'fV m and / twenty;
bers
the twentieth.
('imron) m the tenth part; a measure for grain and meal [one tenth
)T\&P
an Ephah].
of
1
tt*?
m
(*$g)
W)}*
ruptzty flow.
pB$
{'mk)
^jjg:
m
c
pit^^
(
pW
55o'k)
(Wk)
oppressor.
m,
only
pi.
oppression,
gain; grievance, distress. 2
C?'s$k)
?*
Coskg')
/ oppression,
"!??? (Wr) /u. "IJ^J, to be or become rich. Hi.
t*/.s.
forged,
<?/.
make
i^t^yi, to
to
to
enrich;
rich,
acquire
wealth, to become rich.
wrought.
*W2
m
vi-
olence.
T\WV (W*)
pr.n.m.
distress.
oppression,
Cp/ity'V,
to
violence; extortion, unjust
^B?*? ('55)
p#VP
pt.
(Vsk)
^V?V
p^V
a moth.
Pu.
be forced, subdued.
(*!**)
Hith.
yr.n.m.
V-^On
to feign one-
self rich.
(5Sj'r)
Tt#j?
w. art.
adj.,
w.s.
Ttity (YSgr) m,
\yfa
c
\T#V,
rich,
wealthy;
noble, distinguished proud, violent. ;
(Wnj
/W. Ij^VJ, smoke, to burn.
IS??
l^V (Wn)
adj., pi.
to
(
Qro'), riches, wealth.
^V?V to
e (
5s?'s)
grow
D^,
"i'^V,
HB^J
p^7 (Wk)
"/. p^V, w..
p*.
ptr'y,
oppress,
pi.
P p^y,
maltreat,
jugate; to cheat;
to
sub-
to over-
/
device,
work.
f$sty $)
/ thought,
opinion.
ntj7 .
Hith. ntr'yrr;
Cfi'Sg*)
rWBty
smoke, vapour.
to
to recollect, to considtr.
artificial c.
to decay,
wither.
n&y (w*)
smoking.
become dry,
to
old,
*ppg
rnipy *fl^2 ?.
Wr)?
(-iht
(w
-gDrr)
eleven, the eleventh.
Hjhtt^ (Wn8&)
/.
only
263
I
rql-rtfty
vn:r^"v, thought,
iv.s.
pi.
rnftt^S (Wifi*) c.
ph.r\\y$y., Phenician
fr.n.f.,
goddess,
pi.
forms
of
A.;
increase
of
a
city
in
*
ninv, *
;
I
'
1
*pv,
time,
?>*
right
season;
time,
or
proper
pi.
circumstances, courses
of time, occurrences, events.
*pp
Fty
n
"p
r.iTnV,
ready, fu-
treasures.
C a $W) pr.n.m.
0^
e
P?V
(
5^i' k )
<# splendid,
('(ark)
adj.,
removed
Q^Ti^,
pZ.
[from
the breast], weaned; old. a of a ^\QV. {' H'$) pr.w. in Judah. e
^r^
(
*Wy)
town
pr.n.m.
('?& kfBI'n) pr.n.
town in Zebulon, w.
of a loc.
pi.
prepared, skilful; flpl. ture things, future destiny;
p^Hg w.8.
f,
*$.,
5 H'd)
stately.
Bashan.
D^ny,
e (
niTny,
T
'ni'lIilt^'V.
(?)
Tny
"
the flock.
ny
opportune,
rrhiw'y,
Astarte, also called "7*S; different or statues
c.
adj.
('itt\')
convenient.
plan.
a
*>F\y
ITT
nga.
nj?B?
v$ps
(-ao-aiy?'),
('afraiysi'hu)
pr.n.m. and
/".
.
QPV (W'm) M.
Dpy.4 to
be burnt, to be parched up.
iny (wd) Pi.nnv
to
ready, to prepare. De to destined, J5ftk.*l|3W?
make
prepared.
nri^
e (
attf')
present; soon.
^y.
then,
now,
at
presently,
pr.n.m.
ni'e'l)
PPV (Wk) be
see TipV-
W2
(^ttv d) m, pi. D^nrva he-goat; leader.
^jD2 C&tta'y) pr.n.m.
ppvji
to
be
ad-
to
vanced, to become old; to
be released, freed.
p^pyd,
liny
/u*.
removed,
fut.
Hi.
'p"pvi, ppTpi;
to displace, remove, transfer,
advance; to take away.
pfJV fs&s'k) bold,
adj. arrogant,
wanton.
?M
m
264 adj- old
PPV (wk]
[
be abundant or plentiful.
and
Hi.
good]; solid; splendid.
(wr)
nriy
/to.
ipy;,
*/:
"ijayi,
to
*ipy,!.,
oneself
be
hear
[a
to
entreated,
Hi. I^iyil, imp. Ti?Vi, to
prayer].
pray, to supplicate.
S>
*]
fg&*'rj
Aft
Tgyj
NS
(
a
to declare, to
fig?
e.
side,
tur-
to
/,
blow
green
branch,
bough, top-branch.
* nxs. p i.
quarter,
/
;y\nb
and
(pprr)
(pur?')
to scatter. P ?v)
0^8?,
pZ.
head-dress,
\1^,?;
ban, chaplet, tiara.
qrPNpx,
(
speak plainly.
"USD (p fr) m,
nnss away,
*5'6-) /abundance,
oneself: to boast, to glory;
see HS.
u,.*.
a
a
riches.
to
[= H? mouth]; as numeral = 80, *] - 800.
of
e'0-gr) p*.. town in Simeon.
called NB,
^
wot-
;
e
"irij?
the seventeenth letter
of the alphabet,
irv.
c.
perfume
shipper, suppliant.
^1$? C
3
make
to
m,
('f&tfr)
fragrance,
a*
p *. ivpyo,
"iny
"in?
/to.
Tlijiyi,
let
to
Ni.
pray, to supplicate.
Try?
abundant, to multiply.
*
region,
TflXS
(pjra'r)
m
redness,
(pVtfa)
?>
of
flush.
1H^?
a
desert. district; extremity, border,
3?
corner.
(
"IKB, in/". Ijjf (p*Vr) 1KB, /. INB^, to adorn,
(p*e)
unripe
only pi D^IB,
m, fig.
.
beautify, glorify; to glean
from a fruit-tree
[den.
of
Hith. "lser.n
to
rQite]. be glorified,
to
glorify
^|? filth,
(pfegu'i)
7H,
what
is
pi
D^e,
putrified,
unclean, abominable.
^? *$?,
(p^i")
M
inf.
Wo
Vfo
imp.
to
meet
ns
265
Hfi
with, to push against, to to
strike,
to
to help;
border
to
attack;
intercede
to
entreat;
for,
to
hit,
reach
to
to,
Hi.
upon.
upon;
to
inter-
V^B
(
p g'g
)
^1? DH?
m
*,
(P5du'y)
only
pZ.
ransom, redemption. (padp'n) pr.n.m.
WIS, niS
/
(p*du'&)
re-
demption, deliverance; division, separation, interval.
cede, to entreat. e
nsrns
(pSdih'ri)';
(p'dgBu'r) pr.n.m.
i2
to cause to fall on, to lay to assail;
^iSrns
m event, chance. y5'hy) pr.n.m.
IS?
(
P 5?&'r) Pi.
to
1K9
be
D^TT?
languid, lazy.
TJR c.
(pe'pr)
"H.3?,
pi D*]fo
an,
body, corpse, dead
body.
B?
(p^'s)
fall
upon,
strike,
to
t^B?,
attack, to
meet,
meet one
to
come
Nl t]B:
together.
to
to
another.
Pi.
B$9, fut. Vtt), to meet one another.
hit, to
J^J? (pgddg'n) m, foe.
H HJ"B, DIN;
imp.
nis,
niB, nine
/w*.
ri^jp,
p.
p. p. >V]B, to redeem, to ransom, to free; HTiS, to
Nl
dismiss, fut.
to
TT\V
rescue. to
be
n?
(pe'
d r)
be redeemed.
Ho.
n^S.^ to be redeemed.
inf.
VB and
*JTS,
'
!
and
and
ID'S,
n1*B,
border,
^B
mouth,
side; ''SI),
7^
(pp),
"'B
,TB T I
>
D*S
pZ.
entrance;
opening,
HS
W.S.
3,
bill;
edge,
mouthful,
"B? according
in proportion to,
command
to one's assertion.
to
to
grease.
fat,
i.
(Pfi)
DH^B
to;
w
HI
to cause
V1B
imp.
(pfdiT)
according to
"^5^
of
plain
Upper Meso-
deemed, to be released. pf. w.s.
flat,
deliver, to rescue.
portion; re-
w.
IjlB,
potamia.
5H|
"PB (pads') inf.
c.
plain, "JmB
e.
i.
Syria,
v.?
rns
-,HP (pld-
redemption-money.
field;
M to
(Pldy?'m),
m
yo'n)
IB,
adv. here,
this place; hither.
or
in
I
266
T
i~IN*S
T
(pyV) pr.n.m. ftd.
(po ? )
'rtns;,
be
to
benumbed,
without vital
force.
cessation.
to
breathe,
come
blow,
to
be-
to
m. rppn
cool.
?
nsn, fut. its;, to breathe or blow through; inf.
to
blow up;
to speak,
to
to address harshly.
utter; tD^IS
a people
(put) pr.n. of
in Africa, Libyans.
hVjft&B*
(pu'trri);
"is^ie
(poWr); V1D nplf fg'r&')
"ItDiS
(po'ti
(ppt?'r)
m
in
a breaking-
m
?*S
pS
m
(pyl)
same
town
P aV) pr.n./.
fPJi
disperse; to
pi
1X5, /a*.
Y%
to matter,
to be
scattered,
P-
P<-
be spread out; to over-
m.
flow.
fisg, pt. flfj,
be scattered,
to
f n^iDJ,
dispersed; to disperse one-
y^B
Pil.
self.
in
pieces.
to
dash to
fsn, PJ9L,
inf.
yvj,
P7?S,
*>
to dasli
Pilp. "j'?V Hi. pieces. /to.
y^J,
to scatter,
to
away;
pour forth; to he - -
Hith. J$iB$fl dashed to pieces, to be reduced to dust.
to be
(ppi)
known
(
(puB) imp.
dispersed.
"ItiB.
(pucfi)
x^lS
p.
Edom.
antimony;
eye-paint; mortar, cement.
ziS
pa^r.
pr.n.m.,
disperse, destroy; to drive
pr.n.m.
out; see
TplS
(pCm;')
yiS
msj,
/^.
(pu'a^)
corner [for
an unknown
HjnS
(pyvvs') pr.n.m.
rns
JlD of
m
(po~ng')
J
IT
*jJ!S (pynp'n) pr.n. of a
(pug*) / intermission,
n^*9
HJ1S
cold,
be weak.
;
1. s#.
^isJ,
be
be to
chilled, torpid
m.
a?*).
jro?;,
to
(v&yyT%),
PHD
become weak,
to
T
I
helpless.
ill
to
i?1B
jjr.n.
of
people,
(pyl)
(pqk) p/.
to totter.
an un-
perh.
Jlft,
to 1.
f*.
p.
to
waver,
Hi. fut.
p^J
be unsteady. a
p*2
pr.n.m.
M
to
the
as tDiS.
(pun)
1
p-3
bean.
(
P uk)
let
go
2ft.
out,
p^H. to
fut.
send
forth, to supply; to obtain;
2fi7
PT ?
llT
to
an
to
bring
to
end,
out.
cany HpJlS
ns
2
/ stumbling-
(puka')
inS
1
to
frustrate; see IIS.
M
to
tremble,
Tsn
Hi.
(par)
palpitate with
afraid;
to
joy.
Pi. fut.
ins],
a
TlS
m,
(pur)
lot; pi.
HTlS
onis,
pi.
the feast of Puriin.
/ wine-press; a measure for liquids.
NITR
(pur?')
tS
t^S
c.
^p?!, to quake, to be
(pae^a'd)
block.
"IIS
^. ens,
m,
( p $c^)
^Di, plate of metal.
(pp'r^fra')
pf.
(pQs)
WB
pi.
make
}
tremble.
1
^DS
m,
(pa'e)ad)
w.s.
pr.n.m.
pt.
.inSD, to be afraid, timid, cautious. Hi. THIS?! to
fHDi,
awe; object
i.p.
fear,
IDS,
terror,
of fear.
2
[for Dnt^B], to leap or caper about, to prance,
DnfS
to be proud.
Ni.
ttf'iDJ
pr.n.m.
(puO-t')
m.
(p&'e^d)
l^pB, the
w.s.
testicles].
c.
(
tS
(p5z)
w
pure
re-
gold,
fined gold.
TT5*
1S1B,
j>*.
to be purified, refined. (piza'z)
jfirf.
ID;, to
be
Pi. pt.
flexible, supple.
VTDD to leap, to dance. "its
P *z*'r)
Ni.
"j!?-?
Pi.
scatter,
to be scattered.
TTB,
fut.
"pS?,
disperse;
to
to dis-
(
p g$)
DT15,
m,
snare,
[Babylonian
Persian]
governor,
(pW
z ) Pfrf-^Wk be frivolous, wantoo,
fickle. (pji'^az)
m
a
boiling
over, wautoimess.
Jl^nS
(p^L'^azQ^)
f
boast-
fulness.
n Jj? (pW$) nsn,
tribute largely.
^S 1
to
^D,S
2>.p. f. nine, to scatter, to lead astray. (
riiins,
c.
prefect, pasha.
'P?
8
'TIS
nins, or
5b.
(paz^'z)
only pi. loins [the
rnnS (p$$d5') /fear, terror. nns P ^5') m, nng, pz.
to be scattered about.
VHS
^D,S
Hi.
ntt,
inf.
to ensnare, to fetter.
D^nD
t.p.
riB,
pi.
trap -net;
danger, calamity.
(p^J'm) m glow, heat, lightning [or pi. of P1B].
DnS
(P
g^?'m)
m
live
coal.
208
rn=!
T T
I
m
(p*'H#)
*^D,?
DTins,
p/.
[and
/].
fissure;
pit,
destruction.
nsiD nns
(
P
$w m?^)
(plyyr)
sunken
(p^ra-ea-) /
spot [made by the leprosy
garments]. a precious
stone, topaz.
Tfti it
a place in Egypt.
of
a (pi'
^9.
m
^)
dust
ashes,
(pI<W'l) pi'-n.vi.
(mW)
B^fT?
...
OV0X2B,
'L/y
c.
-^?
an'j
fP^B,
|o.,.
/,
pi.
ife
cubine; prostitute.
"PM, t
TJttfc, :
i
r;.;?.
jrf.
fft.TEP? (pi W*W*Jjw..
(plUM)
(pftds') /
n^TtpS
/,
see ri.
0^
pr.n.m.
nnns of
T3?
see
i
riD'HB (pimj-) /
fat,
fatness.
T
I
t^ttS "IJ5?
(pSttfg)
w hammer. 1g??, p*. to break
fat.
(pltt'r)
^. "1^9?' * split, open, to let out;
pt. p.
no'n) pr.n.m.
&P
ft*
(pi'flyyo^)
mouths, edges. p* ? 1
(pjk)
m
a tottering.
burst
open flower, gar"ptf^S (pibS'a) pr.n. land; one set free or made river in Paradise.
Hi Tp?H,
exempt.
"^
lips in mockery.
ItpS
m
(pS'tgr)
a breaking
what
through;
breaks
^?
(pitra')
f
first-born.
see H|.
riDlpS a
(pi w'ttft-)
pr.w. of
lower
Egypt,
in
city
(pl
f
))
njjj
w
misfortune.
edge
(p?yr) [
w)
P
(
/,
H?].
only P
.
n1j*.
pr.n.m.
flask, bottle. Pi.
pt r$B$,
n
^
(pM*'**
h$BB''V5yi'm) pr.n.m.
(pHT) M- I^ftfc /id. Kj H?V, p<- pi o^jij), /
nk^pj,
to
be
distinguished, to be singular,
HJ?
w
to flow out, to drip.
nisf?j,
Bubastis.
*^?
(pI9-?'n)
(p&$)
D^3
through, first-born.
rPtpS
a
fat.
IIT^S gape with the
to
Ttppi,
of
ful,
extraordinary, wondermiraculous, astonish-
ing, hard; pt. //^ J.
wondrous
xb 5v
W?S
269
i
Pi.
things,
miracles.
N?3,
inf.
N;?B, to separate,
to
consecrate.
Hi.
^S(pmrgP)/-see^,^S. n ^? (P ^5') or H^B 51
only
( P ciid5') /,
iO^O,
N^fTl, N7?b, /*.
N.f^tf,
/ ^??3,''
make
to
K^DD,
Kj?91, pi.
mar-
act miraculously,
consecrate,
to
vellously;
Hith.
N^P"
oneself
extra-
to sanctify.
show
to
,
of
pr.n.m.
(pild^'s)
P515')
M. H^BJ
separated,
singled
H^S
(
t
nbsn, /w
imp.
out, :
'
nbsi,
to
select,
to
.
to
to be
n^BH it
Hi.
preferred.
distinguish,
ordinary.
nnjf
pi.
[scythes
war-chariots].
t^^PS
wonderful,
extraordinary, to
steel
iron,
favour. V.
D'N^B
and
hiK?B.
wonderful
wonder,
thing
^ Y-
(p& u u') pr.n.m.
rra
(
P 5l$'|)
furrow.
\SpS
(piiT)
f rrs^B,
adj.,
wonderful.
n^B^,
5
(p
^DX^S }5?
)
pr.n.m. see
(pil'g'cer)
(palU'g)
M.
to
to
he
imp.
make
<*
(pe'1%)
$rB,
^PS
m,
pZ.
D^B.
river, hrook, stream.
class.
m
(p'i$^)
piece, slice,
221 r&S
(p^ggf)
?
(p lygg$')
/,
/
the
upper mill-stoDe rVpOS B the lower mill-stone. ;
tD^S Pi.
(pil^f') (piia't)
bj?B,
pr.n.m. to
division,
let
escape.
and
inf.
(pg'lg) -pr.n.m.
only p. niil^S, division of a family, kindred, clan; hrook.
iliPS
forth,
forth.
the half;
to
H^S
break
to let
bring
*>npS
discordant.
a**
/.
r
},
divide,
to
n^n rPS
j?T
Pi.
to
to
Pi. ri^B,
r
l5y5
divided.
A?B,
plough,
to cleave, to cut in
pieces,
!"P^2>
to
n^2,
pfc
to
cleave,
or deed, miracle.
escape,
to
to let slip forth, into:
forth;
Hi. fut. save,
to
to
t'?np.
deliver, to
bring
escape.
tt^Bi, D^S-21, to rescue,
into safety.
to
bring
#1
270
tO?S
m,
(pyic't)
a
D^ppB,
only
fugitive,
has escaped.
^r??
(p$ll?'t)
tt.^S
(pS'lgt)
ntp^S
to (
pray
[to
deliverance.
see
PJtp'i??
nj')
.
(
P *l*ly 9 ')
pr.n.m.
Obpg
pr.n.m.
P i?t5')
God].
T$Zf
^?(P515'1);
m
s
(
act as arbiter or mediator;
pi.
who
>rAe
]}%
(p^lmpul'),
(p?lo-
m
such a one, a one, an unnamed
adj.
certain one.
?$Pt??S
Ppp?^
(p^itiYi);
5
5
W); 'It??
^S
and
w,
(P
fl
5y5') pr.n.m.
K$
(P
ir) adj.,
(
/
P5 irt)
D^B, D^B,
pJ.
one
fugitive,
saved
Htt
vB
(
pW)
,
,
m
a balance.
only
m,
pZ.
(p*U*S'&)
to roll oneself.
'
p.,
(p*ifi'50-)
the
f
decision of an umpire.
(pW)
adj. judicial;
m,
i^B. staff.
district;
(pH)
?,c5ji
punish; Hi ink.
to
;
(p llsti')
^V,?
(p8'1$&)
1
.
^B,
judge,
pr.n.m., pi.
/m.
decide,
to
adjudge; s Hit},.
^Bpn
to to
Phi-
listine.
T ??
stick; spindle.
^?
TIL^S
DW"?B, Q^n^B,
w.s.
the
Philistines,
Philistia [hence Palestine].
f r|J7*?f judgment.
^?? (pW)
/ trem-
bling, terror, horror.
(p
circuit,
to
weigh
to burst, to be shaken, to
n ^?? D^B, D^B, judge. H??? lU5') / judgment, land of
yV?
to
;
tremble.
(pSU'l).
%
/W.
level,
D^B].
(pg'igB)
f I"l^?
deliverance, escape, remnant.
?^??
D^S
of
qb,
.
make
to
a or
escaped.
nffbs, rmbs c.
(pWfi)
prepare [a path] [den.
u^b
( P5 irt),
pr?
R?5?>
wonderful.
nNvB,
tD^S
(P l$*yu'-
'H??<?
(p l*ty$'),
pr.n.m.
(pled?)
[Philistine,
or
pr.w.m.
runner,
body-guard of king David, together with courier],
-
271
\B
pidbT I
that
conj.
(pgn)
"|2>
not,
1??
m
(pSnnjL'^)
i"ttS
(
m
t)
sweet cake. h;b, ntis,
inf.
l^ni, p*. hjb, P z. d^jb, to turn [thto\], to turn to, to
turn away; to go, to look. Pi. HjS,
imp. pi.
to remove, to drive
Hi.
to clear.
niJDH,
/id.
and
13B,
HJDn, to
1H5L-J
inf.
turn
to flee.
twfcr.],
I"
:
only ^Z. counte-
m,
face,'
VfB, i" '
front;
surface,
nance,
appearance, exterior, person; "jJB~7# to the front of,
$?>~n$ before;
before; \3i?7 in
sight
- ^BD wbft ....
by
.
,
....
.
reason
before, -over
.
nB]JS?
the
in
inside
to
within,
of,
inwardly; np]J5B from
within.
*jM?
^B vV against, upon
of;
fnWlf,
{rnlmV) adj.,
interior, inner. (p? n i'n)
D^JB,
only
^Z.
(p dnInn 5') pr.n.f.
:
p,;?
m,
coral, pearl.
(
Pi. j*.
P5 n*'k)
$9,
to fondle, indulge.
DS
p $fi)
(
only
jn,
pZ.
extremity; rLjflp a long tunic with
D^DB,
D^DB with
a
:
garment
stripes].
than;
from before.
the surface, over the sur-
^IpS
Pi.
(paB^'g)
imp.
pi.
to
UDB, to pass through, walk through.
H^p9
(pifiga')
pr.n.
a
of
mountain ridge in Moab.
face.
"22
adv. within,
interior;
sleaves [others
in presence
sooner
before,
of,
of,
5
(p ni'm5)
the
in
i
(
Pltt'OS
Hx-
(pfng') c.
7^B
IV?
directed.
D^B, t"
u iy pim = D\nB see W& P %rri) = ^w.?-
(p 5d i')
away,
Ho. nJDn to be turned or
H3S
V?
D"JB
/^. n;.?% is>t,
imp. njs,
[tr.
town beyond the Jordan; pr.n.m.
lest.
P1DB (pinu5')
nijD,
f C
pinnacle,
rjjB,
pi.
corner,
turn; pillar, chief, prince.
?S13S
(p*nv*?'l)
pr.n. of
a
(
v
im) f
c.
nDB,
plenty, abundance.
HDDT ^p B
(ppa'^)
in/-
, .
p*.
pZ.
HiDB,
DT1PB,
fid.
to
pass through, to pass over,
to spare; to halt, to [in
waver
Ni. fut.
opinion]. .
to
leap,
m,
(pg'fi&i)
(pPe'
a
sparing,
passover-
a d))
adj.,
pi.
lame. "flips,
t^DS carved
pr.n. of
only pi.
^DB.
c.
cast or
image, idol; a place.
7]DS
(paBS'$) pr.n.m.
70S
(p5ft*'l)
(
(p'rip') 5
action,
n?y?
pi.
T ???
5
1
EgS
(p
to beat,
idol.
DDS
to
cease,
to
disappear.
M
pr.n.
to
to be
/ and m,
mpCT, c
D^p^B,
tread,
Hith.
be agitated.
(p*'**m)
< a town
=
ip.
*p3jg
f
stroke, anvil;
with
pace;
step,
times,
turns;
du.
twice:
once;
of
a
(p*"riT)
/,
(p>T<Wn)
D^b^jS.
bell,
m,
pZ.
clock.
r ( P V'*n?'*$ mountain in Moab; B ?j3 rO>?S myB*n:BX. r a deity worshipped there. -i-i- :it :i
only pi
[artificial] foot.
nlb^f, *]1DJJB
pr.n.
DV^.
to
in Idumea.
(pVr)
iOyB,
Di'?? this time.
hvb% of
,.*.
impel.
stirred.
vs. p z.
sing,
pr.n.m.
groan, to pant.
lyS (pSV)
a doing,
pr.n.wi.
strike,
numerals
HSpS (piBp*) T?f {**)
HIPS
D^ (fit.
(pjB&'fl)
W)
Ni. D^SJ, fut.
m, i.jp. ^DB, carved or cast
n^B,
c.
f,
(p***'m) in/.,
Dy^O?
^PB,
yny')
performing; wages, reward.
?CB?. to hew, cut, carve. (pg'ugl)
business;
5c
(p
moved,
w.s.
d^v? wo*j
pi.
deed,
imp. ^DB, /u.
^DS
make,
do,
accomplish,
pi.ni^B, npVf, m,
(pSflJ'l)
D^DB,
create,
product, achievement; gain, wages, reward.
pr.n.m.
(plfiBf'a^)
to
^V!-,
form,
rips,
paschal lamb.
feast, the
/te fejBft p. ?j*,
prepare.
*>
the
DTiCS,
exemption;
HP? npS
c.
-
poetry
[in
(p***'i)
n#v] 2?^.
to
hobble, to dance.
2>Z.
<?
become lame.
PIDB' to _ ,.. T
Pi. fat. riES]
HDS
roe
272
nop
)
see
TVS -T
nips
27:*
I
"!?
to
(p?Vr)
the
open
mouth,
obstinate or stubborn;
*U?_S
P5 k*'d)
(
W.S.
H^S
(paBa) imp, nsf, /W.
n^,
p. I"$B, to' Open wide [the mouth]; to de-
HS
imp.
(paBa'rf))
ffTSB. /W.
hXB*.
TI!?B,
break
to
out into joy, to rejoice. Pi.
IT*?
break
to
,
in
dulness.
^S
^8?
/m*.
(p^Bala)
a
Pi'p'iS,
c.
Hip?, inspect,
visit,
to
to
miss; to
chastise,
cause to inspect,
to appoint, to
entrust;
charge with,
pt.
ficer, overseer.
p.
an
fat. *7j?B?,
"p.fn,
of-
Ni. "TpDJ to be
visited, punished, mustered,
missed; to be set over. Pi. pt. "fj?*? to muster.
to peel off.
ITOS
i'w?p.
IpjB,
muster, review, number; to care for; to look for,
inf.
Pi
(paBal)
to
%,
pf.
PHj?f,
pi. p. pZ.
to
TlrftfB (p^Bira')/Wimtness.
Yj?B,
(pykdl'),
M ^,
%,
punish;
pieces.
inf.
"^p-
/ *"!",
rescue.
liver,
inf.
obstinacy, rebelliousness.
to gape.
only
/,
p7.
peeled
peeling-,
Pu. to
spot.
"Tp_?
be mustered; to want.
to
be punished; Hi.
Tp.?u, imp. Tp.Sn, '
Q^S
to
(paBam)
split,
to
rend.
VB p.
(Mar) c.
mf. vvb,
gff
,
to
pt
.
cut.
wound, crush. m,
ygg,
i.p:
to
be
charge with; to
set
punished; Hith.
ap-
to ento
Ho.
deposit or lay up. pt. "Ij??P
*yiB, a wound.
ftfD
trust or
to
(pe'Br)
ip.?:i_,
to set over;
point,
V'-fS,
yS
Tp.?l,
fat.
be appointed, over;
to
lie
be deposited. tggbri to be to
mustered, numbered.
(plBBc'B) pr.w.w.
"I^S
HTjPB fat.
(paBa'r)
press, to urge.
Ti?n
[for
n^?n
Hebrew-English.
"I,^ ///.
to
to pi. inf.
be
(p^kuddf) f, c. P3f?p, a numbering,
ri"p?,
mustering, review; visitation,
punishment: charge, 18
112T
274
fice;
watch,
care,
service,
of-
goods in
trust, stores,
property. (pikk^ip'n)
^VTjPS
m
goods
/
over-
in trust, deposit.
riHpS
(p'-kldu'O-)
sight, office.
TlpS
a
*Hp?,
c.
num-
"HpS
commander. Pj?S (ptffc*') m, only pi. an architectural D^VpB, It ornament in the shape of i
'
:
cucumbers or coloquints.
m. only
(plkkci'd)
only pi. cucumber,
(plkkfT)
/,
gourd,
n'tyjpB,
pumpkin |S
bering, mustering.
magistrate,
prefect,
seer,
njjj?
only pi
m,
(paku'd)
DH'pE,
I
or coloquint.
m,
(p$r)
a
0"HB,
"IB,
t.p.
pi.
young
bull,
pZ.
bullock; victim, offering.
DHipS. c. HipB. order, command.
precept, to bring forth, to bear fruit.
np.S
(p**'4)
n'ps,
tn/.
n P-?-, 0j?, imp- n i?-^ ** to open [the eyes /)< njPB, to
or ears],
be watchful;
open one's make one see.
to
fid.
to
to
eyes,
Ni. njjMM,
be opened, sight or under-
np.^% to get
(plkkc'^)
pZ.
a$'.,
P k$c^y5')
portico
m, on
pr.n.m.
in?
and
pi
P^Vje,
the
western
side of the temple-building,
rvipTips [ojppCT]
m
an
(p
*^
opening,
loosening, deliverance.
T>j?S P ,krd) pi. D^Tj??,
*"0?
(p5i'i'd)
:
c. ,
officer,
Tflfc over-
to spread out.
Ni. *J,1?^i */" aQ d
ii?n,
/U -n^,
be
parted,
pr.n.m. 5
(
(pjrbj'r)
to
5
ko'a$)
"Q"]S
seeing,
intelligent. (
(plr'5'm)
;
DTIj?B, open-eyed,
HTlj?S
DIOS
(p*rv5'r)
D^TJf,
pi.
ass, culan.
suburb.
(pB'k$$) pr.n.m.
H]pS
m,
(pfi'rfi)
wild
open summer house others
standing. nj?55
*H9
pi.
mP
tJ,
divided,
scattered; separated, pf. own way. going one's
whimsical.
Pi. fut. T"|E^
to separate oneself,
aside.
Pu.
be separated,
pt.
to
"QS
isolated.
go to
VIS
275
to separate, divide,
T1S1,
Hith.
disperse.
be
Il^ri
to
dispersed,
pZ.
WD
see JT}$.
n^S
(p5ra' ^) pr..w.m.
separate
^?,T1?
ms
DniS,
a mule.
H"3,
c.
it
"HI?,
tt/.s.
wi,
(pirdr)
/,
e.
T\T]B
i
only pi.
(prde'fi)
park, hence
D^QTHB, ;
only
pZ.
n,
pleasure-
Paradise
pulace crowd.
nTTS
country
5
(
P r5z5')
imp. HID, lj|
f
to break forth, to be
bear
to
fertile,
fruit;
to
m. nn?n, 2>.
fut, rft?!,
fn?
7
is^ make
to
/ young cow,
( p5r r)
?
(p5r5')
town
pr.n. of a
(per?')
HIS V PHS IV
only
pi.
or rat.
P
^l
5
(p rizzl')
Canaanitish
(p5r&'$) inf.
rf\&,
fut.
/ nrns, rns\ r ms, -l" ,
.
,
.
'
.7
a
pr.n.m. of tribe.
'
to
l
(pCira');
blossom;
N^Hf
to break out; to
nn?n,
fut.
nn?i,
cause to blossom;
intr.
to
to
blossom, flourish, thrive.
see N"IB. VIV
jpr.n.w.
5
(p razl') adj. living in the open country, country-
^"HS
Hi. /,
mouse
ni"lS,
w.s.
open country, peas-
thrive, prosper; to fly.
in Benjamin.
i"HS
m,
(p razo'n)
burst forth, to sprout, to
heifer.
""t^
only ^Z.
/,
antry; others: ruler, leader.
rnS
fruitful.
nnS 2
people,
man, peasant.
bring forth [children]. tf ..
-
ni]*!? open country.
iJit"]S, (par?')
"
(p&ra'z)
.
1
HIS, IT
pot, kettle.
or 11B
]?Z.
,
jlflS [Persian]
:
m
D^l^f, ruler, chief, leader; others: po-
(p^-ydd?') /,
D/H?
(pfru'r) (pg'rgz)
m.
ni^h?? seed-corn, grains.
ITID
of a
t
she-mule.
garden
pr:.
ims. t
see
:
"1V1B ]"1S
n^JlS
(p&rv^'ylm)
gold-region.
(pg'rgd)
n^TB
a
to
oneself.
TIE)
ni|
T3J? 5
(p r5d5')
^Z.
(pS'r&$) an, w.s.
bTQf,
DnS,
sprout, blossom;
blossom-shaped
ornament.
18*
276
HDl?
i- T
I
"PHS
brood,
/
fpirrf);..')
country, Persia,
D1B
i.p.
rabble, mob.
tOnS
(p 5 ra't)
tO
B"tB,
pt.
off
[fallen
V)^
m
(pg'rgt)
(p''iT)
c.
H
i-y>.
,
HDng
(pjrfir) /, p*.
5
offspring;
cloven
foot.
re-
XH?
//. B*)B,
r &")
(p
(p''rj<la')
pr.n.m.
dismiss, absolve;
fHS
( P 5n B;
ft
adj.,
^19,
violent, wild; tyrant, rob-
fut.
ber, oppressor.
Ni.
m
nplS
oppression.
and n^TE
(pfr?'^9-)
(p&ro'c$g9-)
/ curtain
the holy
of holies].
E^?
{vm'm)
fut.
D
[before
]??, to
rend, to tear.
XritnD"!? (p$rm$stri') pr.n.m. !?
Ni.
^h?\
y_Hsn, fu.
make unruly;
tu
to free [from
work]. 1
V"1S
(p$W) m, c.
only
nlyje,
r l.
leader,
prince.
>HS
2
(p' r ^)
"*>"!?
,
n the hair.
('PHV)
the
^'>"S?
X
(p 5 rrfi)
to
inf.
P t. on?o, / divide
cleave,
have
a
D*|J, fut.
break
to distribute.
E^S*
lead,
w
title
of
of
Egypt,
(plkVs)
'
a
stinging
insect, flea.
D*)B*,
to
make
to
pr.n.vi.
(p5i*n$'d))
[Persian].
DnS
to
to be unruly. -
kings Pharaoh.
[Persian]. ']
VIE?
niV"3?,
4
reject;
be at the head.
to
7]"1B (pS'rg*)
to
bare;
fut.
to loosen,
V,!??, ^._p. SHE,,
jS
nilftB, claw,
hoof,
rTiC"]2.
>
consequence.
sult,
N P
a species of eagle.
single berry
in the vintage].
"ip?. fruit;
m, pi. ft pTfi, cloven foot, claw:
(pfi'rgB)
hoof,
sing foolishly.
WIS
D "!
[bread].
CSV"
CH?".
*]1ny"lS (plr'avV'O
Hi.
nD").?i, [the
to
hoof],
cloven hoof.
(pary'u)
pr.n.
of
a
town
1?")?
(p*r'rs)
in
a
/..
Of
Ephraim.
(pCirp<i'r)
river near
pr**.
pr.w.
Damascus.
of
a
ansT
27
ns
I
fW,
fut.
to
to
upon,
in-
to
spread;
be
to
y!\r)
pt.
common.
diffused, to be
Pa. P t.
broken
".H^rn
to
Hith.
separate
isn,
m
id;,
td;,
p*.
ISt?,
to
break,
Tjjl,
to
violate;
frus-
trate, annihilate, annul.
Ho.
fat.
solved,
ITiD
be
to
"IS?
one-
run away.
to
self,
be
to
to
break in pieces, to crush. Hi. 1SH, ISn, fn/". and
dissolve,
f rvjn.D? down.
fork.
US,
m/.
(p?r*r)
*1|3?
imp. spread,
violence,
murder; cross-way,
Ni.
crease, to overflow.
m
(p'rek)
I
rush
to
intr.
scatter;
HS
to
ft^
pt.
break, to demolish, to tear clown, to make a breach,
dis-
Po.
destroyed.
to divide.
to cleave,
1
VIS
(pe'reB)
D^lf
pi.
,
c.
fissure;
gap,
i.p.
,
^1B, a
Pilp. 12")S to crush, to
Y1B,
breach,
breaking-
VpE^n
to
be torn asunder,tobe shaken.
WIS
through, attack, defeat.
Hith.
shatter.
fut. &*]??,
(para'fi)
p.
(pg'rgB) pr.n.vi.; pair.
yi5>
p^./n^ns/^.ni^nB, H^"1S
(parBa)
only
/,
pi
breach. rVtelB, t
break in pieces,
to divide, to
to distribute; to spread out,
"
:
i
to
to
to
PIS, to
break
pieces;
to deliver, Pi.
to
off.
to set free.
pip, imp. pi
Pi. fens, inf. feQB, w.s.
tear
off
be broken; from one-
fut.
DDi^nS,
tinB
(park's)
divide,
to
declare &>',!?}
>'1B,
distinguish,
to
self.
BftSt?, (para'k) m, c p.lB, others: broth,
inf.
Pu. to
distinctly;
lump, bit:
plainly."
soup.
to
be
sting, to
be
to to
Ni.
distinctly.
scattered.
PIS
to
fe^lS',
spread out, to scatter.
pt.
Hith. p^.SDri to to
'i?"]ET , fut.
p.ISP, to tear to break to pieces.
p1D% off,
to tear
tear away,
Ni. fut. 'W^&\ expand. be dispersed, scattered.
dispersed,
EHS
,
pt.
declared
distinctlv, Hi. fut. B^IK
pt.
wound.
BHB TT
27S
nptfc'e it
I
;
D^C, V2
Bh?
( P5rri) m, pi. horse [for riding and war-
chariots]; rider, horseman.
ttHB
1
m, w..1tplB,
(pe'r^s)
m
(p&rsg'ggn)
tran-
'? (ps*'$)
to
]TTO^S H
?
n^lB, -t
'
:
:
i
the legs; others: evacuation of excrements [CH!? ], or 1
flat roof.
TIT
IT
\'
v *~v /
distinct
"
/ J
TIT
,_
put
rjft;,
tTf'?,
|*$>.
to
,Vr."
to lay aside, to
off,
Pi.
to
tD,#B,
i n f.
ttty'B,
strip,
spoil,
Hi. BntfBfT, */.
plunder.
H^O/ZiifcOTP^i,
to cause
to
put off; to strip take off; to flay.
,
ex-
declaration,
fid.
b#Bf,
loc.
between
fork
(p*g*'t)
&B>,
strip.
m, w.
P $rs do'n)
(
.
spread out, to roam about;
copy [Persian].
script,
haugh-
folly,
to tear in pieces.
fid.
(p'rgs) pr.n.m.
1$?H?
n
tttPS
excrement, dung.
^ Jp
m
fptfg
tiness.
to
off,
Uith
to strip oneself.
tt^gpri
planation.
TttHB
(p&rgfz) to
KrHjtHS
(
spread out.
p $rnd5'^5
)
pr.n.m. [Persian].
HIS it
(pprs'S-)
nte>s
(p5B5')
H&B?,
V^S
:
i
:
j
the river Euphrates.
pr.w.,
XTp
i
/
fruit-tree.
m/.
n^|,
M
(psfi*")
1.
^.
li#tgB8, to stride, to advance, to rush upon.
Vt^S
(pS'00.")
p ^? (pWh) (
open
wide
Pt.
frl.
out [the
m
step, stride.
pt.
[the
P#B] feet].
VW2
m,
(pg'S**)
W2,
"y&pB,
.
pJtfB, to lips].
to
punishment (pf's^r)
V~;2,
for sin.
m
explanation,
interpretation.
H^? pi.
(
Prs5)
D*p#B,
/, c.
iv.s. 'nf ?. p^B, flax.
linen.
spread
ft
sin,
faithlessness, sin - offering;
apostasy;
ly*
i.p.
DW@.
transgression,
wickedness,
to spread.
of-
fended.
iv. s.
fid.
be refractory. y#D;, to be
rebel, to
Ni. pt.
niB""inJ T
or
(p*rtf&) \r v " i
:
vf&fi, pt. )$&, pi. p*y^B, sin, to transgress, to
to
nntrs
(pist5')
/
=
rr?.
pb
270
ns
(p&9-)
DTIS, bit,
w.s.
/,
P z.
\ns,
PiPS, lump, piece,
c.
p b&)
(
PIPE,
female pu-
moves;
denda.
D^KfiS t i
see
>n. i*
:
DSPS
s
sud-
adv.
(pifrVm)
moment.
denly, in a
(p&Ws) m, i32PB, it:' food, dainties.
w.s-
(
riD sl, intr.
m
p? h')
p<.
to
HPS,
be
to
word,
open;
simple; open to seduction. accessible,
rtnsj, fut.
i.
be
open; to be
sg.
to
nsK,
be Ni. to
Pi.
HPB, */.
*B,
Hith.
"^
Pw. !"^P,
pi.
seduce, deceive.
/w*.
/m. ~PB?, to be persuaded, Hi. fut.
to make wide. ^ittnS (pWfl) (pittu'a^)
pi
P-S.2
m,
dtka.
to
plough;
to
hew;
to
Pu.
pt.
carve,
oneself. to
be engraved.
npgpfl
to loosen for
(pg'W) m, n nnriD,
foe.
DTin?,
c.
ing, entrance,
Pins,
i.p.
w.s.
tips,
\npB, opengate;
door,
adv. at the door.
nriS pr.n.m.
fut.
oneself [fetters].
w.
s.
nne,
nnsp,
i>*.
to
free;
open HPiSp
to persuade, entice,
'
to
rins, inf.
engrave,
i"JFl3?j
IT".
inf.
,
rjpft to be loosed,
open, to loose, to untie, to
tmp. /
ntfffl
nrsj
Ni.
re-
sur-
fut. nns?,'
I3PBJ, n,Bs?,
PPB,
deceived.
to to
begin;
opened,
pi
nn?:;
be easily persuaded, enticed, seduced.
nine,
inf.
uncover;
to
render.
susceptible,
,
to
open,
set
open-hearted
m'$)
to be released or set free.
sentence, edict.
nns>
m
a
of
nps, imp. nrjs. inns, /. np?>\ ^. nns, p*. p. / PPttPB, to open, to throw
nncn,
'
(piO-ga'm)
(v
njps
lease;
}3P?
0^113
sculp-
Fr..
(p^o'r)
ing; hole in which a door-
hinge
engraving,
town on the Euphrates. "ipDf open- niris see ns.
u>..
m, pZ.
(pQO-he'n),
VliPB, ture.
"llnS
morsel.
HE)
prine
(p$'W)
m
opening,
explanation, insight.
ws.
"jlnriS
(pltts$5'n)
"jiHPB, the opening.
m,
c.
it
:
rPHrip
*hS
KX
twisted,
(ptyfclyS') pr.n.m.
(pa-D m.
t> T2, p
D^n?. lTNT?,
simplicity,
credulous.
WHS
u \r
festive
;>?.
(p^ayyca) / sim-
"T!
garment, mantle.
n^nS
U
,.
to
(pfH'l)
U r?J, p.
c.
fcip^
twist.
be
P?J, to
perverse,
?)r>ri
ffith.
1
(p'
'^')
crafty.
oneself cunning,
linn?, f\VB pi. Q^ir?,
-irjfe3
to
(plOro'n) *,
explanation,
interpretation.
D ^"P?
(p^ro'B) pr.. of a
southern
show
to
1PE, /W.
irjie,
p*.
explain, to interpret.
be
to
m the opening moment, wink,
(p*9*'r) inf.
irr,
twisted, to wrestle; tortuous,
(pS'&Sn) m, >. |^2, Q^r?, poisonous snake,
IpS
pi. DVpTiS, thread," cord.
?I3
a
twinkling; adv. suddenly.
only pi
/,
ninn?, drawn sword. (pS&i'l)
of
pr.n.
adder, viper.
plicity, folly. )
crafty,
in Goshen.
of the eyes,
fiJTO? (P^tea
7TIS
(pI3o'm)
town 10,?
m
(p^-M'i)
tortuous,
perverse.
folly; ad/, simple, foolish,
AV.
IV*
280
:
Egypt;
perverse,
country,
upper
^pir-.
gent. }^-
crafty.
(p*3Wl)
?ripri9
^5
*p
of
"H*
npl
the eighteenth letter
the
alphabet,
called
[fishing-hook];
=
numeral 2
NS,
adj.
n^
see
n*ra (BfV)
/,
90,
as
y=
a
900.
c n|K$,
crements, dung.
na's,
ex-
.*.
I
^ /./.
*"&,
(BoT).
D\SS,
*^
filth.
m?,\,
only
filthy, dirty.
(Btj"$l)
D^g,
ex-
DriKk, ITT I
crements, dung,
S
KS\ ITT
(pf$*'&) to break.
m,
only
pi
lotus-shrub. lotOB-
tree.
*K^
(Bon)
/
[also
ml
oil.
2S1
S ])**, UJtfS, ^> 'f small cattle, sheep and
W.8.
goats
IJS^
flock, troop.
;
town
a
in Judah.
KJiKtt (B" Br) i, only pi. c. ^585, a proCPiiXKX, i" t v:i t v:i v '
duce,
'
.
off-
issue,
shoot,
spring, children.
2^
(B?h)
,
(Bo'heba') pr.n.f.
rm
(B51.H1')
pi D^S,
litter,
sedan-chair, covered wagon; a species of lizard.
go forth
to
Hi.
7 Hi3!?7
to
r$t
pt. 1
-Nj}?
to war.
w.
5
i"
rQITiJ
swell;
pr.n. of
(B$"nng'n)
D*p?
HS^n,
inf.
cause
to
to
swell.
!"Q^
adj. swelling,
(Bahg')
swollen.
m
V^DX
(BjbyV)
"Ii^
(Bibbg'r) m.
Dn?X,
hyena. only
pi.
a heap.
tt,5? (BiiVt) /u. &$'!, to reach out to [others: to
hind together].
/TYiipS,
do
to
military
and go do temple
to collect
service,
forth for Avar
;
to
Hi. pt.
service.
Q*1 (mm
m,
i.p.
?3J,
ornament, splendour, glory, heauty.
K,5V
to levy for military service,
D^?
1*
x
"
it:'
;
gazelle, antelope.
SraE
(Biby?'),
nii<?V, host, army, troop;
iTO^
host of heaven [angels or JTiiO? PUT the stars];
D^il^,
gazelle. i-
Lord
the heavenly hosts;
of
military
warfare,
service,
campaign; heavy
service,
hardship, calamity, temple
D^S^V place
:
(8H>oTm) pr.n. of a in
Siddira.
the
valley
of
/
yi^
D^ i-
:
i? r../".
female
see D>N!} 1* T
e
(Be'bl
)
m,
only
D'V^?, party-coloured dyed garment. 1*1^1^
service.
n;|S
(B'biyy^)
jamin.
or
(Bib'p'n) p-.n.w.
D^JDtt (B'boTm) place
pi.
pr.n. of a
and valley in Ben-
282
TM "Q^
M
(Bc.v,,rr)
Dn2S I"QJ
">$P,
only
to,
bundle
pi.
be
w.s.
to,
w.
VIS,
declare
righteous.
p^SH,
inf.
pi. side,
turning;
1?E
at the side;
ttcT
sides
the
at
D*fji!?
cumbersome
;
[as
adversaries].
(B5d?'d) or
xi?
onl y
i
w. loc II rtjjf (B 45'd?) a town in northern Palestine.
Hi'.
p*;!$0,
fut.'p'"j4i.
nocent, to absolve,
0.
make
declare
to
righteous,
in-
to ap-
Hith.
prove
of.
p*R9?
to justify oneself.
fut.
s
(B$'d$k) m, w.s.
p"$
$
to
imp-
to justify, to
pHXft,
od the
upon the arms
e.
i.
Ijgt?
ip*,
p$$
to justify,
ftj^S,
inf.
(Bad)
Pi.
restored.
ears.
of
sheaf.
side,
righteous;
upright,
Aft be in the right. to p.l^U to be justified,
see Ti3?.
(BS'bgfr)
*$,
just,
to
DTQS, *"!
straight,
right,
true,
to collect.
heap up,
^* be
to
p.1,
?
nTJ
p.
(B?d5')
lie
look after, to f or#
_
m.
to
rfjfc,
T\*pfl
be
to
rm.
see
r
?
(B dlyy?
)
town 1
p*
(BULddi'k)
pi D^Ti,
pr.n.
of
a
adj.,
only
nn^ to
UlTC
^]
see
p^
A* P3P
to
(Bidkiyy*-),
run*
see
pr$ PL
(B*h*'b) Ho.
P t.
nn^fip,
be shining, glittering. (Bahp'b)
yellow
adj.
like gold.
t?n^ (BaUVk)
justness,
,
piety, mercy,
2>r.w.i.
Hp^
just, righteous.
[from
human justice,
mildness.
honest, right.
rftPPi
njrj*,
/ intention.
in Naphtali.
^
c.
claim,
right,
JTjrra
(Biddi'm)
/,
divine and
ni|?*lS,
faithfulness,
purpose.
D*H
(B^ 5 kr)
righteousness
IT
pTT^fc (Bjdo'k) pr.n.m.
IT'TO
justice, honesty.
n$T*
in wait
laid waste, to be destroyed.
rrrc IT"
straightnessjustness, right,
/%!.
(B?h$'i)
few,
imp. f
to cry,
qj&,
rejoice,
283
"Ip? to
exult;
neigh.
imp. f ^QJfc
make
Pi.
[or
Q.]
Hi.
shrill.
make
""Tl^n to
to inf.
/U. TP1V,
fit.
to press out oil.
"ID-* (B?'h$r)
onn^ du.
f
D?3ax SIT
(B'hor'y3&n), V **
l-T.'IT
[of
'
lights,
double light [between fore-
and
noon
or
afternoon, full
light],
midday, clear day; D]Hn$2
m
(B&v), 12 (Bfv)
cept
statute,
1*7 12 pre-
law, precept; to
precept
imitation
TS.
nte,
np.
Tl,
A*
[prob.
childish
of
iv.s.
(B$vv 5 'r) m,
c.
ISttB,
D^Kft
w
&yn*iK?x iv :-
r
i.
.#.
of
=
TIEtit (Bob?')
-ikix itpr.n.
an Aramaean kingdom
Pu.
inf.
/m.
(Bad)
p/.
and
T&, TO, TO*,
to
to
establish,
com-
to
HI.?.,
PT$;, to be
fat.
commanded.
rns
/.
(b?v^'^)
ni^*:, to
cry out, to shout with joy. s
(B vf^a')
c.
/,
nnis,
shout of joy or sorrow.
nTtl
(Buir)
/"
depth
of
water, abyss.
D^
(Bum) v f. and Dili,
p*.
m ms;,
D2,
DJJX
(vgyy5'Bom) to fast.
Dl^
(Bom)
m,
w.s.
B*ff,
HilpiU, a fasting.
"Witt see ly*. ii
(Bu'5'r) pr.n.m.
,V 1
(Buf) p/1 *)?, to flow,
F]^
to flow over.
[nri* q!!8]. *fi
to
firm,
only
f,
i
fcQl,
jpp,
u>.s.
constitute,
appoint, arrange;
pi.
*"n^5.
to
e.
*3K?3, the neck, the nape. (B&we'reO-)
.
*}S,
mand, charge, ordain.
inf.
QKJX, p
i#, nj^Pj
/ ni*ip,
babble].
"l*m
i.S,
il, W-
rmp,
nnti
suddenly, unexpectedly.
IS
see
Uith.
I
in'S] two
intensively
Ttt?n
make
window.
light,
to
^jTiS
catch, to waylay.
nisi?, c
opening for
/"
waylay.
bright, to
cause to shine. 1JT5J (Bah^'r)
F]^ Pi.
pt.
*i%,
imp. HTi'f
hunt,
to
catch, to seize, to fish, to
Hi. *p}ftj,
^j^l, to cause to flow, to cause to float.
/u<.
2
frp^
(Buf)
honey-comb.
m,
pi.
D^tt,
vp
284
P)iS
(Buf) pr.n.m.J /'.. a district in Benjamin.
*|-ij
"Si^ D^Sltt lSlJfc
Y&
see
(Botl'm)
f^
Hi. fut. to
f^D.
p^;,
m-px,
form, shape; stone, rock. (Bavv^rp'n)
l'1 T t?
fut.
only
,
neck-chain,
neck-lace. (
to straiten,
T ** 1
,
to confine,
IT
2>. w.s. "?jH]^,
p^H,
p^S,
p*.
**}*.
1^ sec imS. TTm (Burr) fipi
t
to
shine,
Hi.
gent.
(Bu'rj'f'l)
pr.n.m.
press hard,
to
VTMfryM (Bans idd$'y)
pr.
;
to
to
urge,
besiege.
oppress, to Ho. pt. see
n.m.
TOfl
p^
2
m
(Buk)
p;i;, p/. pj.
m
on
to set
=
#*.
rjuj.
"jjTaS*, to kindle, fire.
to
p*$,
n
(Bad)) adj.,
dazzling
m
(Bok)
(Baa-)
w.s.
/*.
to place, to set.
pour out;
?TC
=
v*
a
of
pr.n.
Tyros;
1
(Buk)
(Bpr)
in
Phcnicia,
glitter; to bloom.
ptJ
I*
city
IT
to shine,
(BoB) p/. f$,
to bloom.
v t.
d,"J.
pr.n.m.
(Bofi'r)
(Bur) pr.n.m.
11*5
pr.n.m.
(BufCi'rf))
|T0?
I'*
of
narrowness,
fipi.
ninx, sunlit,
white,
bright, clear, hot.
oppression.
np^ Titf
(Buk,r) /
1
inf.
1^;,
imp.
"lin, to
together, invest,
attack;
pis.
and
(Byr) pf.
and
=
T, to
drv. "1%,
/W. bind to
straiten,
besiege, to
pt.
press,
assail,
to
in-
stigate; to cut, form, shape. hit
(Byr)
77?
.
D*), D^',
w.s. "Hi*.
(Byrf^'et))
to
shine,
to
be dazzling white.
nTttt
(B^i'arf)) m, c. irrrf dryness, nakedness.
PIPITM
(B'ctiirtui')
burnt,
parched
/ or
sun-
waste
land. //.
stone, rock,
refuge, protection;
n[j^
sharp-
ness, edge; form, shape.
VlTItt
(BMifrtir)
m. only
pi.
DTITI^, sunburnt [parched places].
runs r~:
286 i
i
i
f stench,
(B&'$n?')
HjrrJi
(&$%&$%$)
=
^I/riin^u^.
/,
only
nrprrf
Pi.
laugh.
M
to caress.
m
(B'^o'k)
(
laughter.
pr.n.m.
(Bi'clpni')
WH%
"[gera.oiyTn pi
n'JIS, Sidonian.
pi.
TO
(Blyya)
pi.
/,
T\\%
p^
m
(Bayo'n)
dryness,
desert.
B *'$* r
dazzling
,ffl
)
whiteness.
Ih^
Sidon.
dryness, desert, steppe.
mockery. "lU,-
(Bido'n)pr.n.MJ.;
.
[
ppj,
inf.
pns^, pf. pp89, to laugh repeatedly, to jest,
ph^
]
*J1 l*S
(Ba^a'k) /w. pp$>, to
pn
T'
)
pr.n. of a city in Phenicia,
bad smell.
nn^n^
I'
i
^
the
of
pr.n.
(Biyyo'n)
south-western hill of Jeru-
ni^h?, white, spotted with
with the Sion, temple-building, the holy
white.
mountain
(Ba^o'r)
adj.,
fpl.
salem,
^
(Bi)
m,
pZ.
D v4,
D*$,
Hi,?, dryness, dry desert; ship. boat.
82^
(Biba) pr.n.m.
Ttt
(Bid)
flfcA.
TOSH
to
provide [denom. of T*] oneself with food.
of
=
ically
the
"ji^
Jerusalem
(Blyyu'n)
stone,
(Biyyi')
ing; game, venison;
food.
nourishment, provision.
It- ( B &yya'd) HTtt, IT" IX" nTi
I / (Beda') I \
food,
nourishment, provision travelling].
women erected
monument waymark. only pi.
or bird of the steppe; see
V?
v
see }S.
py* ^ 1
[for
adj.,
of
dwelling in the desert, nomad, wild beast also
n hunter.
m
pillar,
[on sepulchres],
i.p.
I"Q
Jewish
the
,
people; '2 nt33 the of Jerusalem.
*p^J
poet-
inhabitants
TO (Bd'yld) m, H% c ** huntD'^-4, chase, iT5J, T, iv.s.
God;
Jerusalem;
(BInp'k)
m confinement,
prison [others: pillory].
fr?
(BJVr) pr.n. of a place
l5^
*\** see P]^
to succeed, to upon, to come over.
thrive,
m.
3
0#&,
.
n^n
imp.
1
f^
m, pi. D*JP$, gold plate, diadem;
(BIB)
D^S,
blossom,
ornament
festoon,
flower;
[in architecture]
;
wing.
Y^?
of
pt\.
(BIB)
a place.
(BIBrV)
a
r$f%
c.
/,
flower.
PlJWf
(BJBJ'a-)
^T?
f forelock;
to
to
thrive, to be
success;
successful or blessed.
nD#? ifeW) nin^i, a
only
/,
dish, bowl.
HY! 7* (B'-ipdu'o-) /and nos
(Bir)
(Bir)
(B$mv^) / = ^.a
(Baif)
j?$.
Hith.
m,
to
TO^n,
off.
^
c.
4
3.
/ufc
(B?l*'l)
to
sound,
pj.
/
j],
[or
tinkle,
to
tingle, to clatter, to quiver. a
^,^
(Bm'i)
to
sink,
to
plunge.
messenger;
form,
shape,
8
(*W)
<?V
idol. (Bfl)
*??, some-
rqftp, rij^jj to
Dn^,
pi.
^T?} hinge of a door; pain, labour in childbirth;
m, w..
pI.D'JJy,
e.
m,
nnji?.
thing roasted, roasted meat.
see
as a messenger, to set
TO"
to lead
'
tassel, fringe.
TO*
cause
to
end,
bring to an
to
T^ft,
P-
p*.
Wf
^
to fall
in Judali.
go
wn
2SG
?,
1^
c^S, shadow;
protection, shelter; trausi-
to
give
shadow, to shadowed.
become over-
to shade, to
give shadow.
Hi
pt.
bs
toriness.
n,3? (nr) p?^
7^
m^,
fa/,
/w.
to roast.
r$P,
(BI115')
pi
[also
h$%] m
(**!*'*)
Ait.
pass through,
to
rfop,
to
get on,
ft
7v.s.
0^
idol;
tpVs, image! shade,
phantom, nothingness. 1
jiD^
round cake.
H3
Dp^,
likeness,
i?r.n/.
(B'la'i)
O^JJ (Brigm) m,
(B$im?'u) adj. shady,
dark; darkness. (B&lnio'n)
pr.n m.
287
HID?^ for
hopper;
(B*lm5'vg&) / [either
^
n)D
=
death, or
shadow
nitp^i] deep
H^b; ^
p^
(B&lmpn?')
of
pr.n.
(BTU^'y) pr.n.m..
1
iSD^
a station in the desert.
y|p7^
(flame')
T)& 2
(am")
nty??,
of
wing
a building, side-chamber, leaf of a folding door, slope of a mountain; board,
beam.
town
a
of
pr.n.
in Benjamin. 1
(Be'liT) /,
a falling,
y ?*,
w.s.
1
e )
/
side,
/
(Bim'5')
thirst,
(BImma'p'n)
t
i
m thirsty,
parched, arid land. (flamed) Ni. fut.
f
slope,
1$%\
be attached, to be de-
to
i?9
i.p.
to
fall.
(Bgla
"W^,
desire.
Pu.
voted, to serve.
1
V7^
"??
Tg^ {am")
(B?ma') w, w.s.
thirst.
side,
rib;
pi.
thirsty,
c.
1
niy ?^,
adj.,
/Tftb?,
dry.
e.vfr, NJ?^
f,
P^?,
vj%, pi
(Bame')
DW?^
be sprained in the hip. to halt, to be lame.
yh*
gape,
to thirst.
(Bilm$mi5") pr.n.m.
to
V^V
npS,
pf. $*, to
/irf.
Kp^
Vhp
fishing
(Bg'ISk) pr.n.m.
^Pr^
5
cymbal,
spear, harpoon.
of
darkness, terror.
p1Di2
to be
be fastened.
Tp?l
pt.
bound,
Hi. fit.
to knot, to contrive,
to devise.
flank.
1D \^"^
(Bal$'f)
TnS^ njp^
pr.n.m.
(B^fija'd) pr.n.m.
(BglBn'^) pr.n.
of a
h^mm'i)mj.ph^ 'i T
?*?$, pi d???3,
v^,
DHD,
a
yoke;
c
a whirring; whir-
ring insect, cricket, grass
c
.
a
HfcpX, a pair,
measure
for
land.
T]m
town in Benjamin.
c.
(Be'med) m, w.s. ftt?X,
pi.
(Bamrn?')
w.s.
/,
Tfi.m
a veil [others: net-cap].
?*p^
m
(Biramu'k)
dried raisins.
grapes
,
cake of pressed
I
Dpi,
pt.
to
rrinps.
fpi.
Pi.
ng?,
nS?j
DP?,
inf.
to sprout, to
Hi.
0T??b,
let
|V'
(Bgrni'd)
m,
jo/.
m
(B$mmi'm)
de-
/
(B^mla-ra-)
(Bone'),
Tj?
b$$,
,./.
(Blnn 5 ')
r$l
/
(Bon*')
ft
/,
Hi?, ^.
thorn, fishing
ni3S, cold;
TO'
\p.
ijflf,
(B'raaiT) pr.n.m.
imDS,
of
a
J-fc
to
;to
sink.
m,
(Bunl'n)
to
only
y/.
thorn, prick.
QJM?,
(B'nuii-J'ylm) pj-.w. of
in
Benjamin.
(B$mmg'r$&) foliage,
/",
HiD ^, headdress, 1
>Z.
w.*.
branch
of
a tree.
r\??i?
stroyed, to
to extirpate. to
become
be
tur-
ban, tiara, diadem.
Dj^ /7p7.
(Bamj'd-)
Ni.
D^V,
A* nrf.
(Bf*'*)
descend,
J
rHp^
TO* pi.
penetrate.
Canaauitish people.
town
see
conduit, canal, waterfall
^198, WOOl.
Qllp^
^?
Ttitt (Binno'r) m,
H3? (Bg'mgr) m,
np^
m, only
NJS
(Bfmi'k) to be dried up.
*Hp^
a
Canaan.
thorn. thOrnhedge.
noose,
struction, extinction.
W.ft
a
of
/-.n.
hook; shield.
nn^D^
"1D
,,/.
destroy, to an-
n rux. Tl'
loc.
snare; perdition.
?D
H ,,.
DH'P'f
bracelet; cover, lid.
D*p^
extirpate.
(Bin)
(Bon)
]
;
the Messiah.
Tfctt
to
r
I
iv.
a sprout, fruit, descendant
to
district in southern
off-
"n^V.
10.*.
(BS'm^l) m,
rpV.
wnntpy pr^ss].
nihilate.
spring.
nDJi
w.s.
rPp^Q,
grow.
to give
grow,
pi.
pi.
rppjp, fop, crv?sn, fut. nnj^i,
0T??1,
Arf-
vanish.
Hi.
/i/.
n,QVllj to cause to sprout,
to
to destroy,
sprout forth, to spring up. to grow, to turn out.
to
MST
Jss
I- T
(Byini'in)
only
nlp^
dry.
pt.
p.
hard,
barren.
de-
Vy$ (am-)
extinct.
be humble,
T"*. to in modest
pt. p.
m
1$
280
inf.
behave
to
S?,i2}D
M-
(B5n&'f) */. P|1^,
*}y
to
F]^P,
around or together.
(BlnBg'ngS-) / basket.
n"ir)^ an
/
(BfetB'rgfr)
tube
IThflJX,
(BaTr) p... of a the way to Edom; on place
TJpS w.
ilSjtf (B'nefa) / ball.
njJtJS
P^-
;
or pipe
of
step,
to
oil-vessel.
"] ^
rqw
n
loc.
v
age
/youngness,
(B^Ira')
of youth.
-
mount.
march,
to
to pace,
stride,
to
to
*$??,
Hi. fut.
TV^
to cause to step, to drive.
TEg pZ.
(Brad)
D*$?j
ro,
pace,
chain
[a
*RJS, P ace
ste P'
rays (b*w) step,
w.s.
"
/, pz. niiv?, march; step-
foot-ornament
of
nv*
(Bav) pt. D'^S, /" r^S,
nv'a, to
?z.
bend
incline;
to
be bent [by fetters]; to
lie
downward, to
down; [for
to
walk Pi.
TJCH,
bend, down, .,
ffljra
proudly
r^S
a
of
cit J
(Ba'anannl'm) pr.n.
E^,?2S!
town in Naphtali.
of a
a a (B&" Ba' *)
JftSgtt
pV
only
m,
sculptor's
D^S^jt,
work, carving.
B /M
(Brrk)
p^,
.
p*.
p'vi p^s, pZ. to
f ngjp,
D'pAft, to
w. p\%
call
out,
to
cry
com-
plaint, to cry for help. t0 be A*. /"'
pXVi
PJTfi
Pi. pt
called together.
pyV? fut.
Hi
to cry aloud.
py.V-1 to call together
to
to incline.
w.s.
Ty*.
in|?V;S,
a crying, cry
m
(Bra'r) i^sp, to be or become small, mean,
ny?
a veil.
despised.
1
TJftS
-
in Egypt, Tanis.
out,
women].
to
(Ba^'n) A.I. ft$ migrate, to wander.
}]Bj
]V^ (?"*) V r n
M
weak,
humble; young, younger. 1
roll
to
wrap,
-\yn,pi.wyv^f^yn, small, mean, little;
or modestly.
humbly
(BaTr)
Hebrew-English.
O^f.,
w.s.
Tjfc,
Igft
(Bo'-Cir)
pr.n. of
19
I
a town south Dead Sea.
"TS^
the
east of
be attached,
(B$f*'d) to
1
(am
^}1M
see JPjP$. 1
inf. ribs,
fat.
np:, P)3, p<. nss, cppi, D^is, / ppss,
^?(BI P pp'r)/and
-ll2V
D^i,
pi.
m,
p*.
bird, birds.
HiSX, to look, to view, to
also
see
WWJT|M
r
)
a^/. coining
(B'foni')
from the north;
to cling to.
nstt
ivss
290
T
pi.
IISa
a
[small]
(BJppp'r) pr.n.m.
regard, to watch, to look out sharply; to expect, to
nijM (B &pp& W) / pitcher,
select; pt. a seer, prophet,
^M = ibx. PPM (BIppIyy?')
watchman.
Pi.
i
"!,
fut.
to
look
H^SIJ, out sharply, to watch, to pt.
7\p%\ %
inf.
(B?f?')
to
*]1,
rdft
cover,
overlay.
Pu.
D^S^p,
to be overlaid.
to pi.
pt.
(Bgf')
(B
/"
inundation.
fo')
pr.n.m.
1
^iS^
(B^fo'n)
n
P^PPM
(B*ppfor&)
/
cake,
flat bread.
)>M = pf| JPjDS
[hidden,
i.
e.
"jS'i.
b.
ft)?, the north,
the northern side, northern land or people, north wind,
northern heaven.
in Gad.
(BW)
njtpM
pr,.
TM
pi.
of
of
a
A
only
pi.
shoot, sprout.
(BtfJ'r)
m,
.
TJP|,
he-goat.
rTPM circlet,
(B^firr)
c.
/,
diadem,
ni^'f crown;
cycle of time, turn of fate.
rPEr
s
(Bftf'n)
) m, only excrements
(B$fJ'a
niys^,
/ and m, w.
njiS$,
liidden region,
town
(Blfyp'n) pr.n.m.; pafr.
p
beasts, dung.
an over-
i
(BIppy'y)
*]iS^
watch-
/
tower.
D^'DX,
laying, coating.
fee.
:
treasure], see
5
^M
i
c
HM* 1D^
to
HS^, /W.
Pi.
spread. PflgBJi
I
p^M
observe.
rm*
jug, flask.
(B$fl'0-)
/
watch,
guard [others: carpet, mat, or horoscope].
IS
291
1M
]2X (Om'n) fat. ]2V pt. to cover, p. ppf [flWf], hide; to lay in, treasure np, to hoard,
conceal, to
to preserve; pt. p. to
treasure;
hidden
in wait.
lie
Ni. "jB^J to be hidden, to
be
preserved or destined
for.
be
to
unknown;
Hi. inf.
ty'^Oj fuL
to hide, conceal; to
"pB?l, lie
iv.s.
in wait.
mm
|ID^
diamond-pointed
surname
(#)
as ntt"in.
niTIS^
(B^fa'^a)
w
pr.n.
)
and a
$??
poisonous
serpent, basilisk, viper.
D^
see
y^.
? (Blkia' ?
TYJW
),
^J?S, $&'*, in Simeon.
town
(Bikkalo'n)
to' chirp,
to
see
le
(Bar),
I
(Bar) m. w.s.
/"
a
*uf, opad-
persecutor,
enemy;
versary,
straitness,
embarrassment,
IV
(Bar)
adj.,
f HTi,
narrow, straitened.
(Baf^'r)
fut.
Ifylfl
to
turn oneself, to turn away. e
s
H"!S^
(B f*rdf'
pi.]
m,
pi.
)
/
and
DTH^f
a frog.
n"S*
c.
danger, trouble.
(BafBgff')
willow.
[in
M/.S.
I
"la
distress,
twitter, to whisper.
"lStt
hi,
D2\ T
Hp^ IVIV
pressor,
HSttStt
a
see pft.
W,pi. Dns, d\d?SSP,
of
valley in Judah.
sack.
e
(Bif'onl')
the
town;
same
a
of
pr.n.
Canaanitish
iJ?p^, a sack, bag, knap-
of Joseph.
(Bg'f&
ySJ-f
capital of
a column.
213^
pr.n. of a
Egyptian
style.
(Bg'fg&) n
HSJi
(Bf&ny$'hu) pr.n.m.
pH'ne'a^) pr.n.m.,
of a finger;
*
:
*np? pi
(Bf*ny?'),
m, p. M\S.
(Bippo'reu)
nail H^IBiJ, t iv t
1^
8
"1^
(Ber)
pr..
112 stone. of a
town in
Naphtali.
I^ 1
(Bor)
D^^, (Bippor?') pr.n.f.
m=
(Bar)
[=
stone,
"112]
rock,
m, pZ.
sharp
flint" [knife].
19*
292
IX
n's
2
_ Ha.
(Bo,-)
2|TC
hole, vault, cellar [others:
sn? (**)
burning, scorching-.
NW)
mark caused by
TXTJ^ town
in
tit
TO pi.
of
pt. Sftstp, / to be strack with
a
loc.
:
to
c
ITiYf
.
ni-i,
w.
THX Til'
w.s.
I
niTf
leprosy,
/"
*># wasps,
hornets.
TJTB
a female
adversary or rival;
ry,%*v.
be leprous.
T?T? (BXr'r) c.
/,
n nrnx,
Zoc
pi p. 8T]|, to strike with
Pu.
Ephraim, w.
(Br^o
"--^
leprosy; pt. p. a leper.
fire.
pr.n.
(B'rcdri')
to
plague,
/ a burn,
w/.s.
need, necessity.
(Br.rkg'c&a)
f nsT*.
(B 5 rc'V) adj.,
^53 V
.
^l^f (Bo'r^) m,
be burnt.
2^
watch-tower]
to
Aft ni'^J
(Bar^'l,)
IIS
(for**)
town in Judah; and *"!?
strait-
of
pr.n. gent.
a
^"JX
ness, distress; anguish.
"inVl^, leprosy [of men, garments and houses].
pr.n.f.
TO (N*'4 TYTC * 11
(B^ro'r)
see "ha.
"*l3*i
p-
in/-
^1* P)*!?,
TBI? (***),
5
(B
ja
r?'r)
pr.n.m.
rn? (*'*) shriek.
to
JM.
to shout,
cry,
to
to
//. 1YY>: a war-
to raise
to
smelt,
refine,
to
to prove; pt. smelter,
test,
goldsmith.
cry.
J* gent,
*#
^rH^ (Bon) pr.n.m. Tyrian.
=
IS
of
Y)2.
H?1
^*
(BaVfu
/'/.
Of a
Pheniciari town nearSidon,
balsam, resin of
Hfj
"
Sarepta. (B*r*'r)
the mastix-tree.
n^
(Bo'rn') pr.n.m.
(B*rf) ;
(B
ri'
;
pr.n.m.
^)
to, r>Z.
-^, DTTYf
inf.
"11TT
is,
fut.
,
p/:
T]X, ik;",
also
12,
iif TC. i^i, p
t.
IIS
293
fafe i"Qi??, to straiten, to press
p.
to
rrj"|S,
in
press
to
together,
to
to
wrap up;
to
straiten,
to
to to
persecute,
enmity;
in,
or
compress, enclose,
bind
to be strait-
intr.
ened, pressed, narrow, dis-
be in anguish Pu. pt. pi.
to
tressed,
or sorrow.
Dn"jkp
Hi.
together.
p
bound
be
to
"ID,
inf.
the nineteenth letter of
the
alphabet, called P]ip [back of the head]; as a numeral 100.
=
Kp
(Ice)
m, w.s. INp, vomit.
pJSg (k5w), r^g P'i?
^p
(kab)
^5K
/,
c
.
pelican [heron].
m
*/6
of
(kal.ab) inf.
a
HSp.
3p,
rrm it
tinp.
^
(
Hip
*(keha')
stomach
n ,?P
of
(**w)
to curse,
/ the
^D^O
(Ba'r^a'n) pr.. of a town near the Jordan, w. he. n n:ms. tit :it
H2p
(kubba') / vaulted tent [sleeping apartment].
ynp
m, p?. w.s.
(klbbu'B)
Tj^np
,
heap,
gathering,
crowd.
rn^np
(k^bvira') /, c
"i^^p
.
rprip,
interment,
5
sepulture; grave, sepulchre.
^?
(kiba'l) Pi.
^5p, imp.
(
/r.
?2J5,
to
h^]\
accept;
ni^npp,
take,
to admit,
Hi. pt.
adopt.
^SpB,
to
stand
hh$
[k*Wl)
over against.
^2p n
female pudenda.
h$r-
town in
a
1HS
w.s.
nniip.
(Brn-9-
of
Keuben.
ruminants. f,
:
pr.n.m.
rnji
pr.n.
dj&r)
/|p?,
ante-
it
(Bjfrg9-)
receive,-
2p^, w.s. 3i|P. to blaspheme.
flint.
nm
=
:
rTTC
m
(B'Wr)
bundle, bag; pebble,
w.s.
a measure for
dry goods,
-ITO
"f-pj,
with
treat
upon, to distress, to besiege.
>
(ko'bei) c
-
"??&
or
(k^s'i),
-
'^3Et (koVlf), front; prep.
294
V?\>
DHp i
in the presence
in front,
Pu.
battering-ram.
of;
Jjag
(kribci")
Jflp, pi.
**
"l,3pP, to
P t.
vjaj??,
"Dp
T?E
-It
bury [many]. to be buried.
m
IkSVr)
15pT
t\p.
,
,
to with-
D*P?j?'i
hold, to defraud, to rob.
rWj?
(kubb^"$9-)
f cup,
chalice, bell of a flower.
V3E
i^. f 3p,
(kaha'B)
an(l
f-
f,3p2,
the
*OTP-
*H
collected,
assembled, to gather onePi. V^j?, inf.
r,5p, /%a
yE,
to seize,
to take,
and
tinp.
p. pi2P, to take
up, to gather in, to collect.
Pu.
Y,2p
fltto.
to
be gathered. to gather
y3j2rn
t^'np,
n'ipj? (ktyQ0) / collection,
pious;
rnj? pi.
to
in'p,
inip, P /.
bury, to inter. /trf.
11?B, IJU,
/W. I^i?!, p.
inp,
Ni.
cassia, cin-
only of
pi.
old,
(k**rs)
m
.,.
consecrated,
sanctuary, i.
e.
*p*1i?J
glow;
<>.
the
God, angel.
(k*ft'$) inf.
c.
jf.,
y^
selected, pure,
sacred,
holy one,
mp. "13p,
to
aqg,
D^'ilp,
holy,
(klbBn'yim) pr.n. of
pi.
bow down.
WTR. *TB pZ.
a town in Ephraim.
~\>\
ancient days.
^Kttnj? see ^|8??K.
"Pg (k*M'r) In/.
of
incline,
DHj? (k?da'm) m, D\pnp, time
c.
heap.
fut.
!"np (kltW) / namon.
oneself, to assemble.
OTDj?
[graves
to
i nt r.
bend, to
be gathered,
self.
desert
(k 5 dCi'd)
Hi?o to
pr.n. of a place
lust.].
to gather, to assemble.
Ni.
in
(*&#*
nraj?
h$tt3,"av$')
to grasp,
fid- f3j??,
pj?,
grave, sepulchre.
nwnn
nip, p.
iwlr.
to
to burn,
kindle, to
burn.
pt.
to
n03J2
(k5dd ;VrfKid-)
/ hot
fever. "1,2 pJ,
1J3J5o to be buried.
Pi. inf. 1,3p, fut. 12p_), pt.
QVJ
(ky.li'm)
H H^^p. what
mi,
is
IP.
toe.
in front,
205
V?r
i
the east, east side, eastern
wind.
go before, to anticipate, to be beforehand, to be or do early, to advance, to meet,
Hi.
encounter.
be
to
D'Hp'' nil
np1
fid.
TTJ?
(kada'r) pf.
to
gloomy;
'
to
dress,
1*18?, i,
is
H n"Jp., what
w. he.
in
the
(ke'dgm)
front,
adv. before;
eastern
east,
lands,
^P,
T3?i
to be turbid, soiled, dark,
beforehand,
(ke'dem), D}j?
wear mourningmourn.
M
ift.
to darken, obscure; cause to mourn. to
l^jSCifl
1~
dark.
grow
/-,
itive state; adv. before. 5
npif?, PiDlj? (kidmr) /, prep, before, on the east of. .
(kadrap'n)
tf#.,
/
and the mount
rn"H
of Olives.
(kadru'fr)
tH
(kadr)
be
selected,
fut.
devoted.
be pr.n. of
demo'0-)
\t2>'1j?n,
a town in Reuben.
7*0Jpnj? OfcHj?*,
(kQdm!'?'l)
A*
"OlDTp
(k^dmpni')
inf.
,
eastern;
former, primitive, primeval, ancient, past.
and
BftR, to
PVi\3blj2
as
imp.
to
to
tSHj?,
be
to
/w.
to select,
consecrate,
to declare holy.
ttHpt? Hi.
inf.
Pi. t^TIp,
p*. Bft|2J?,
seclude;
,
Bfrjft to holy, to
oneself holy,
consecrated. pr.n.m.
to
pure,
consecrated,
regarded
show
^j?t,
Ni. W$\>)
'
5
f dark-
be
to
sacred,
holy,
w.s.
eastern. nJiftlp, Iit :
a
ness, obscurity.
(k?'d m?') pr.n.m.
PiOTjP (k
of
pr.?i.
brook between Jerusalem
c. (kerns') rpyp_, ws. F!)91i2> origin, prim-
pL
(kidrp'n)
*|1"l"Tp
<"!"]
I^PIP
to T&/&.
(kedf'r) pr.w.wi.
!
np"7|P
to
"1^I?1,
primitive or ancient state,
things of old.
of
the head, vertex.
to encounter.
D^j?
crowu
"HI?!!?'
^ilrCIi?'
u/.s.
m,
(kgdkp'd)
to
/^. qgpji
HD^j?,
to
(kdmpnj') pr.n. of
*0iO*Tj2
a Canaanitish people.
(k5d$'m) Pi. D^j?, imi>.
B^jJ
-It
P.
p.
be consecrated.
^i?n,
in/.
Bfrj^J,
2W\
B>*np i-It
nip itIt
tp. treat
to
B^pB,
declare
to
as holy,
con-
to
holy,
(
secrate, to hallow.
7,npn,
together. (k 5 hs'i) m,
?nj?
show
be
oneself
to
holy,
consecrated
or
cele-
brated.
^p
c.
.,.
^pj?,
con-
convocation,
",?rij?,
gregation, assembly, crowd, the Hebrew
multitude;
communion.
1
(lode's)
adj.,
pi.
PRftj?, a or devoted
con-
Dyjj?, / secrated
one.
?
""l<^i? (k helri') pr.n. of a station in the desert; w.
n nn^nD.
inc.
a
^"i,
fat.
convoke, to call
J/ifh.
B^pfl'H to purify oneself. to
to
?/!Ij?l,
or
priest
prostitute,
nnp
priestess of Astarte.
^Ip*
(Mf'S)
place on the
^*JP
to
way
(k0'<?s)
several
a
of
pr.n.
Egypt. of
pr.n.
c
/,
.
rb-i,?,
^?i3r
(Mg'igS-) m [and /] the preaching Wisilom [a
surname
w.
towns;
(k%iii 5 ')
assembly.
of
Solomon].
loc. 5
n
n^tp?.,
t^i?
n^Bj.
(W'4SS)
(kg'dpi'm),
or
,
w.5.
yij?
byj^ oyjg
(kgcLsr), pi.
holiness,
*T7i? (k
*fing
(kodsc').
a holy
sanctity;
consecrated
sanctuary,
P^ID thing,
nnp
thing,
temple;
a
tHJP
most
holy the holy of holies.
(kiThr)
fut.
become blunt.
to
nr\$). Pi.
nnp Tl-
V
(av),
make
K*p
(ku)
JQ3p
assembled /7i.
b'nisn. tn
u
mpm
to vomit,
Kg Hi.
K">jp.n,
the same as
^Kl,
m
(koint")
fui
to
I'ip,
hope,
helmet.
to
to
trust,
fi*>
Hill!,
gathered
together,
joined, to meet. inf.
njp,
PJ3J2.,
.
.
"IP (***) p. np, p l
i?^
^li?!i to be or congregated.
/>/".
to reject.
blunt.
M
itfc
m,
order.
fident,
.?MBi
(k$v)
1|P
Dip, line, measuring-line; chord, string; rule, norm,
I
tO
pr.n.m.
h5'0-)
c
.
be conA7.
be
to to Pi.
be
Hip,
imp. rjjg
207 fid.
Lope, to expect, to
wait
lie in
(kct)
to
loathe,
P/.
M.
gust.
/*. tap;
have a
and
tDljpJ
flftA.
w.s.
sound,
call,
cry,
vip,
pJ.
ni^p, nVp, voice,
rvftip,
noise,
rumour, thunder.
be hostile.
to
resist,
n$ip,
V lp
(ko'layf')
pr.n.m.
(koma')
PiJDp
f,
c.
w.s. "i^ftip, height,
nDip,
tallness, stature.
nrODlp
(ko'm^miyyu'O-)
/;
adv. upright.
W
see Vp.
Vip
(ko'a
e
<I
established,
dis-
/W. ttttipIV the same as Q.
^ip (km) m,
Ho. Dpi"!,
be
to
Hith. DOippn appointed. to stand up against, to
dip,
to
to appoint,
rouse;
to confirm, to preserve, to
Dp.H
1g.
see QlRTlgp.
twp
to
up,
stop, to calm.
for.
m =
HI)? (k5v')
nip
wait
to
\g%
7]\p.,
for, to
-np
)
m
a
noble,
prince.
Dip
(kum)
pf Dp,
inf.
Dip,
*pij?,
M.
Dp,^
(vayyf 'kgm)
pZ.
DTpj^,
c.
,
pt.
Dp,
to
rise
'pR.,
to appear, to rise against;
endure,
subsist,
exist,
remain.
Pi.
D^p,
inf.
Dip, fut. D^_) and Dpip}, to
establish,
to
preserve to
fulfil;
to
confirm,
in
to
life;
rebuild; Hi.
up against. inf.
to
m
p. D'p.O,
c.
T^pP,
to
cause to stand up, to raise up,
to
establish,
VR'l (v^yya keB), to have a disgust,
to
to
stir
loathe, to feel
displeasure, horror, fear. Hith.
Y^r\,
f p;,
fut.
to
terrify, to alarm.
^p
1
(koB) m,
pi D^'p,
c.
VSlp, thorn, thornbush.
Vip
(koB) pr.n.m. 5
H^ip D^pH,
D ?;> q e?-v DBS. pZ.
yiP(kaB)p/.fp,M^p;
rise
D*Kf, Dp.n, D^pn, imp.
dm,
pi D\Dip,
m,
D^Dp, ape, monkey.
Dip;, op;, op;,
up, to arise, to stand up,
to
(kof)
^)ip
Dip, imp. Dip, Dp, npip,
(k vUBB5') f, only pi. niSlp, lock of hair, curl, ringlet.
ipHp
(kav-ka'v)
m
order,
might, power. 1
lip
(kur)
pf 1p
to
dig,
IP
298
to
Pi
dig up. to
"lp."]l^P,
from
[or
w. ipfc
"OR] npnp,
P
.
under-
evert,
Hi. Tjp.P] mine, destroy. to cause to spring [water],
1*W indifferent.
little,
make
"ptppn to
Hi.
small.
9
Itpp
c.
(k^tp'n) adj.,
ftj?,
small, little, insignificant;
young, younger, youngest.
to cause to gush.
"Hp
m, only web, thread
(kur)
\^p,
pZ.
c
of
a
IgfJ (kitp) arfj, c. *aoj?, / n:i?p,
spider.
mp pi.
*]tpp
(ksrr)
Hi"]]?,
w.s.
/,
^n^ip,
a beam; shelter,
house.
tt^p 5
(y
)^p)
pi.
kpu'n), to lay snares.
liTtJ^p
(ka's?y5'hu) pr.n.m.
see r\$b.
5
finger.
pj.
D^P'p,
to
pull
/w. to
m,
ntpp (krt^)
71?^px (kg'tQb^'),
m,
,
destruc-
up;,
(k tor5') / incense.
HTlttp (ktur')
pr.n.f.
M
(kfU'i)
tipi?!,
to
murder,
1
to
fjpl.
censed, to give fragrance. Hi. TttJ?n, inf. TtDj?n
Tppn,
imp.
Tt?j?l,
ipj?l,
ipipn,' to'
fut.
kindle,
burn incense, to sacriHo. fut. 1gj?J, pt. 1Dp?lp, to be offered, to to
8
nPp
(kdtj'r)
ni"]tpj?,
(k^'n)
pt.
be burnt as incense.
m
slaughter.
1Pi??>
sacrifice;
n"hl?j2P altars for incense. to be Pu. pt. f
fice.
slay.
(kg'tgi)
to
npgfc
p*.
burn incense;
rj?p
5
tittp (kst*'t) fut. Bijft, to cut off; to be cut off.
ItDp /"
-
PilJJj?, i/-
(kjttfr)
w.s.
tion, defeat, plague.
7tpp
/fct.
-
1DJ2, /**
t>. ntopT
(ko'tgb)
3tpj?
kill, to
off,
A'i.
off.
to kindle, to
bvpT
pft)j?i pi.
pluck
*)'PK t0 be P' cked off
Ittp
tOp (kjt) adv. only.
rnltDp
5398 little
1
np nnp
and
m;.5.
smallness; the
^PP (mt4
M
(M)
pi. tftysft
,,
(ko'tgn)
(kotnl')
D^fr,
pj.
p/.
be
*#$, small,
iVttDp
pt
p.
fl'l
to shut, to enclose. (kltrp'n)
pr.n. of
place in Zebulon.
a
mtop
iv.s.
fp the
fat
yT
(k tp'r^)
n"lb|?
/,
(k'tortr),
"fiHttp
offering of incense, parts of a sacrifice.
- ii"]t?p
ngj? (k*w&) p-.w. 1
[xip]
(ki)
K'j, *K*
fut.
m
m,
(ki)
iv.s.
iX|?,
inf.
)
to s
^r
m
nypjj, to awa ke,
imp. '
m,
(kS'yfll)
]>?P_
*j2Tp,
to
f?j?T ,
ij>.
summer, warm
summer fruit
season,
vomit,
p/. ]>p to pass
to be active.
rise,
W ?-
u/.*.
i
(
F^T?
.
k^d,
SCe
(km)
summer [^pja fc B s. f^pn,
YTfa,
a
*Op
Y-
1
incense,
5
^p
w
299
[figs],
fruit harvest.
Tittup
m
(kfto'r)
smoke.
)^(k\a-o'n)adj,f^^, the
mist.
D^p
(kfm)
m
en-
uprising,
VP
(kfmgL')/the rising up.
2?*.
l^?i2T
ni^ips,
/frz.
to
1
m,
(k^'yin)
of
in
tribe
Canaan;
southern
^p,
gent,
\Tp Kenite; pr.n. town in Judah. (kinr)
D^p,
f,
pi.
;
p.
a district
a
D^p
(kero'fi)
Wp p^p
(Itfs)
nirp,
pr.n.m.
pr.n.m. pr.n.
(kisi?'n)
brook
in
the
of
plain
a of
Jezreel. pr.n.
town in Judah.
of
a .
I*
?p
2
l?t
see
[J^
(ken^'n) pr.w.w.
l'l?-
nfpp,
"|JJ5,
of
complaint, wailing,
(kins')
ntnq
(kfr) pr.w. of
T>p
dirge, elegy.
H^p
j>l.
in Assyria.
1
n^p
ro,
a house or town]
r
ferjp 'p,
(k^'yln ) pr.n.m.', pr.n.
a
[of
rampart, fortress, walled town; in pr.n. 2K'D 'p,
i^j?,
edge, point, lance, spear. J. p.
(kfr)
wall
w..
shame,
1
"Pp
mourn, to wail.
Tp-
m
(ki'kglo'n)
ignominy.
Pi. p.1p, fut.
Hip]
(kin)
yip;,
ricinus-
t
(ki'k^ye'n)
plant [others: gourd].
mity; adversaries.
Hp^p
the extreme.
last,
l^irT
I
(k*l)
ITT
$.,
ll
pi.
D^p, /
-
n?p,
light,
swift,
runner, swift horse.
fleet;
b?
soo
^p
see
b'ip.
n?i? (km'h) Ni.
'??E
fut.
to-
>.*.
to
1
pt
(icsir)
to
roast,
M\
to
r"]?j?J
be
cursed.
fever.
^p;r
n?i?^j to be despised, reIII pt. H^pD to
viled.
despise, to esteem lightly.
}1?g
(kfle'n)
m,
0;
/
(knci'd)^)
pot.
make
to
easy, to lessen; to
pt. ,
?U
1
to
shorten;
p. a dwarf.
(Mr),
^j?
to esteem
ad;,
(ktftfl)
n^j? (kw)
/,
In^p, p z.
smooth,
c
.
roasted
jsftk.
n^p.(krim')i pr.n.18.
D^p,
(
at.
(Wtr)
curse,
Pi.
(k?l*'fl)
re-
w/. D ;.p, to mock, to scoff
same |2 (kaii*'y);
n^p,
m^p,
reproach, malediction.
grain.
W?B
to
contempt.
polished, shining.
P2J
N^B m
/j?!},
light or
viling,
contract,
be >.*.
despise,
into
fut.
MP- fcfcft?, ^r>j? ft-, to shake; to sharpen. I/ithpalp. ?p7fJIJCI to be moved or shaken.
w-.
kettle.
to
/.
l^i?,
shame, disgrace, ignominy; shameful nakedness.
flQ/g
"?j|, and iwp.
inf. ,
lightly,
bring
.
to
2K.
^H^PlI, fut.
inflammation,
pt.
^9,
pt.
burn.
to
parch,
pfc
burnt;
P ^g,
to
.
Pu
to curse.
7.2J??,
nbp
^P,
".cPRP, pi 07?jLP, esteem lightly, to re-
vile,
gether. .
Pi.
pi.
for
[miswritten be called
to
'?QK1
*R easy, swift,
D^pon
(k$l) m
D^j?
the
as Pi.
mockery,
scorn, derision.
^p?.,
to be small,
swift,
(
despised. fut. pi. little,
be
to
light,
lessened,
Ni. Pjy, ^j?^ to be small.
V?pmi
insignificant, light,
ncfej? 1
J^j?
(kii6r)/-o^. p*. ^p, to
(k 5 uv) to
swing,
hurl
sling; to expel. y,ej2?,
to
swing,
with
a
Pi. fut. to
sling.
301
sfe a
(kr)
y5p
to
engrave.
to carve.
itIt
ypp pi.
2
Sli,1
(kg'l&
Q, ,V?I?,
only
n,
)
* *)&,
pZ.
curtain,
a hanging, covering.
(kW)
V,2j2
?p^p
arf/.
m
5
(kill bp'n)
p "tt^f trident, pronged fork.
njj
(kccmv)
c.
/,
good-
pipe,
pi.
niftp, standing corn, grain in the stalk.
T^lftp (k
5
mu'c'l)
a
tt>1pj? (kimmo's), Bfib*j?
m
(k$mo'n)
pr.n.
town in Gilead. thorn, thistle, nettle, weed.
=
m,
(k?n)
M
w.s.
*$E,
(kg'm^)
f"^?p.
meal,
bruised grain. ttpjj
make to
wrinkled
seize].
to
[others:
Pu. ttttp to
be snatched away.
?5j?
(ksm&'l)
p/.
}??]?, to wither,
pi.
lp.
to pine
(kama'B) to press to-
gether, to grasp.
birds; cell.
iN|p,
ini|j5, to be
^D,
p*.
jealous or envious; to be to excite zealous for; or
jealousy
fut. **V-P- t (k$nng;')
Hi.
envy.
make
m
jealous.
a jealous
one.
rwoj? (kinY) /, c. naop, s w.s. p^j?, pZ- nl^j?, zeal, jealousy, envy, anger.
H^
(kan 5 ')
m/ HJpT
TJj?:, pZ.
l?i, p. Tjfc
D^p,
acquire,
to
to
iJfc,
,
/.
rjJp, i.
ryp,
procure,
to
pu rchase,
to
gain, to create, to possess,
away.
fPP
pi
iJJ?,
young
pup, rn^p, imp.
(k^mCv't) /u.tbtpj?y,
Only
n. Hap, */:
(kjna')
3]2,
wi,
chamber,
1
jm
ears;
Bfipp.
ur.S.
nest,
habitation,
^P
pr.n.m. of
^PP
(klmm^sp'n)
Dyitftpp
*op
point; three-
r
pi.
D^p, a
mean.
for-nothing, vile.
*pE^J?
P^PP *|p
n a slinger.
(k'lokc'i)
of
D^pjpj? abundantly.
-
e
V^p.
a
bundle
grasp;
"ty?> a
M.S.
m, w.s. iS&j?, handful, a
(kp'raeB)
D^Dp,
to
mpT
redeem. 1
to
Ni.
be bought.
fut.
Hi.
rtJpn to buy [as a slave]. (k5n5') pr.n. of a H2lp brook between Ephraim
302
iv It
and Mauasseh^ town in Asher.
pr.n. of a
yjDjJ
draw
to
DJJp,
cane,
reed,
y.j?,
stalk; sweet cane or cala-
mus; measuring rod, a six of measure ells; -
balance
bone
of
shaft of
beam
divine,
to prophesy, to conjure up.
D? c.
to
lots;
balance
,
;
the
upper arm; a candelabrum.
(kg'figm)
m, p*. D'BDj?,
decision, divination, oracle;
reward
r?.
of divination.
/
(k$'flS3-)
vessel,
bowl, ink-stand.
n,^Vi?' n,^(kni5')i>r.n. town in Judah.
of a
V$S2. (k*" kr) m mark on the skin, a
^ T^
adj. zealous.
(k$nno')
jealous. ?
(k n$'z)
FJp
patr.
pr.n.m.]
n3J? p/.
VtSO. i-
tattoo.
A A niVp_,
(*'**')
niiyp, a
cut or
bowl,
niT,;p_,
I:
dish.
15J? (klny?'n) m, a ftp, t.. 1^3]?, purchase, acquisition; possession, wealth;
what
is
or
acquired
pj.
N(?I?% D>'?>p, to be contracted;
to
pP^p
(klnn$m?'n)
"jDJp 1?j2
(k5n*'n)
Pi.
,
$?,
M
a nest, to Pu. ]3j? to be
nestle.
Hi.
be
to
K*Bpn I:
fut.
(kg'ngB) m, only pZ.
a
K\Bj?l
3
cause
to
>
to
coagulate.
T??i?
(kfrPfVn)
m
con-
gelation, frost. "TSj?
nestled.
YJj
congeal.
X$gl
withdrawn.
to build
yp?,
fut.
c.
cinnamon.
(klnmu'ii),
to
coagulate, Ni.
created.
m
^
ssj? (k5fr) fuL
(kyfi'd)
Pi.
l?p
to
roll up.
^Jp, hunting-net. r)Jp
of
pr.n.
(k*ns'&)
a
rTTDp (k*fr#) /
town in the Hauran. inf.
Dlpj?,
pDpT (ky'fiomj'),
plDjj;
C-fcl'm) ,
A*
horror,
destruction.
DDp tmp.
hedgehog.
?|??,
D\PPp,
J*
to cut,
DD'p,
nBp snake.
pj.
to divide;
(klppp'z)
m
arrow-
n
303 shut [the mouth],
close, to
shut up
to
[compassion].
Ni. fat. fBJ3? to be
to
y$P?
yp
w.a.
m,
a
^j?,
ex-
limit, end, cutting, tremity, fulfilment, death,
(k5B*'h) /$. cut off, to shear.
2^j?
12j? a
(kB'BfiV)
$[?,
form;
to njjj? (k5Br) w/. ni^j?, cut off; to finish, to de-
to take
off,
nspn,
"$j?> to 3
mi/.
to
rrtepn,
pi.
/,
an aromatic
cassia,
1 5
(k BJV) pr.n..f.
njp^fjj
1^ .,.
(k 5 Bi'r)
i-j^p,
m,
2?z.
w.5.
C Tj?, rrT^p,
a cutting, reaping, harvest; cut grain;
'harvest-time, cut
y^JJ
off
branch;
bough,
(kfBiT)
Pu.
pt.
flpl.
n'^Spl?, to be made into angles, to be cornered.
(Mr)
oil
/,
c.
rrsj? (k?Br) m\ 1
^'ISl?, pi2 ;
after,
n^p.
(Mr*')
nr^;?
Hi.
of,
leader,
c.
ni^jEj?,
asiW
VW,
general.
^. nisp,
c.
military
strate,
extremity, end, border, compass, the whole.
Plgg'
jL
.
?i?, judge, magi-
Hi.
off.
scrape
,
, .
reaper.
away.
inf.
pZ.
m,
(k*Bi'n)
c
cut
n&j?t?
jp*.
I^g
w
1
ntep,
black
bark like ciuuamon. 0.
shape,
Pi.
m
(kg'B$$) cumin.
n^fj.
niV^p,
end, extremity.
cide.
iv.s.
p*.
/,
I:
1
to
nsp
m, pi.
cutting,
it
I-
:
after.
y$D
destruction;
it
to leap.
spring,
(k?B)
(k*Bv5')
PlJ^g
drawn Pi. pt.
tog-ether, to die.
fc
o.
ji|f,
HSpB from
the same at the
is
end;
^
no eud
to.
or 1?pT B ISj? (k 5 'v) ?
j, only
j>Z.
c.
end
(k 5 Bu')
end. pjfg,
T$$l
Ho.pt.
fipi.
to
scrape
m^r\^
the same as Pu.
w..
all sides.
m
(k?'Bg)
7 il^p. there
n,i?(7,
fut.
figjg
(kfB&'f) *>/
*]Sp%
P].S|?,
to be angry,
/w*.
to fly
Hi. inf.
into a passion.
rpspn, fut. f]^pl, to proHith. voke to anger. fj^prin the same as Q. *]ttj?
ws.
(kB'Bgf)
^p,
m,
i.p.
anger,
?)$, wrath,
304
it t
,li?
I:
fury,
HD^p off
quarrel;
strife,
fragment
of
bough, chip-wood.
trim.
to
off,
-
Pi.
y,p, pj?, cut or hew
to
fut.
fp?,
off,
to cut through.
pt.
Pu.
be cut
to
y$j?t?
to
TCE (ks*'r) tV- Ifc w.t. DDI^P, imp. pi. rpfj?, /u*. lft, pfc l*p, l^p, P J.
to cut, to
DH^JP, reap;
/?.
m/- 11?g,
be
Hi.
"l*p
Tpn
"l^p (k*B?"r) pi. c .
^p,
adj.,
short;
c VJl?. f*
to
to
to'Q)
(kgr)
ai;
,
;
1p
(kfr)
~
Tj?.
pi-
aloud,
XHpJ.
fut.
1SJ?,
Yip
(M*
B^fc,
summoned,
called,
named;
to be read.
Pu. to be
*>np9, named.
a
fkrt)
>op: p.
fut.
;
H>s"]p, to meet, to happen, to occur, to befall.
//^J.
Ni.
inf.
NIpJ, N"H?, to
meet,
K*)j$,
encounter, to be
happen,
met
Hi. fut. N"]pi to to
happen,
to
let
befall.
extremity; the
cold, cool, quiet.
praise,
read
2Vt.
called,
whole. "lp
be
to
cause
end,
to
name;
to recite.
to
shortness;
njsp
/,
to
appoint;
impatience.
(k'-Bra-)
to
celebrate; to call by name,
with.
HI"] 'p
HSJP
call,
invite;
implore; to call together,
/. m
to
summon,
N-J'p, pt. w.s.
less.
(kp'Bgr)
call
pronounce, preach; to
short in the hand, power-
l^P
to
cry,
aloud, to roar; to proclaim,
>np
T
D\snp, ^Tfc, /*
p-
to
D^Xnp,
to
reap; to shorten.
c
a* snp\ pi.
be
lessened;*
Pi.
shorten.
to
impatient,
short,
unable.
to
tnr.
"l$?!i
shortened,
cut,
to
mow,
reaper.
M
w.. *SipT (knrTj,
snp, ntp,
to
off.
snp,
inf.
imp. Nip. isnp,
clip off,
cold.
coldness,
(k 5r r)
WKTU, p*.
to cut
m
(kor)
Nip
/ broken
(k'Bafs')
lp
1
wood, chip.
N"lp
(kpr?')
m
N|"p
(k?r?')
pr.n.m.
rusip
WRI
partridge.
(kifr-) only
[tvin
niftj
of
i
305
It
nnp i
w.s.
adv.,
in
TlNHp?, a
in
encounter,
over against,
meeting'.
opposite
nip,
inf.
ing-,
(korb^'),
nip,
(kfre'b),
nnip
ni-]j?,
tiiip.
A^.
nip, nnip, to
3,li?!,
draw
proach, to
ap-
near,
to
to God], come near, to advance.
appear
[before
2!p2 to come near. nip, imp. nipT fut.
Ni. Pi.
ninip, the approach-
pi.
to.
1
2"]f2 (kar$'b). n"]pT
bring
intr.
admit;
near,
be
to
imp.
^lj?0j
3pj?D,
nnpi, nipn, v t. to
bring* near,
give access; a
present
draw
inf. fut.
nnpa
come near,
to cause to
to
very
Hi. n^Tpfl,
near.
WPr b5'n)
(WAVn), c.
m,
l?T ip
(kur-
pi.
)^."]pT ,
tv.s.
Dn\3n*]p. offering, present, sacrificial gift.
E^IP
m,
w.s.
D^THj?
and
(k&rdo'm)
TpTlE,
pZ.
HilpTnj?, an axe.
to
"Iftll, i?.
to befall, to occur.
to nifr, i$T encounter, to meet with,
to
hit upon;
^"]|2
admit, offer,
to
ninp,
intr.
to
(k5r?'b) adj.
?
battle,
ra'b)
m
cause
drawing-
bowels,
in-
of
the
cavity
n"]p2 in the
midst, among; n"]p.p from the midst, from away. Hebrew-Enarlisli.
to let
meet,
[others:
2
belly, the heart, the mind,
the centre;
to
to build
for].
"'nip, the interior,
testines,
join
beams, to build.
to choose convenient places
war.
midst,
Pi. inf. to
nipp,
collision,
(k6Teb) m, w.s. ^1J>,
iv. s.
be at a
Hi. T^Xp.T}. imp. rppij^
happen; (k
3"]j?
pt.
or cross
near, to be near.
near, approaching.
2HJ2
to
place by chance.
gift;
Ni.
%
n,m M.
to
to
to en-
nYp,
/7pZ.
counter, to meet, to happen,
to
the
nearness; war.
,
to
nip^,
pi.
lr
an
rnj?
fnj?
(kai-r)
(kare')
/
coid.
m.
c.
.Tip,
accident, occurrence.
^"!' n 1R
(
k *' b
)
adj.,
iv.s.
iniip, pi. D^nnp, D^nip', / nniip, 'near, nigh, neighbouring, immediate,
at
hand,
lately;
20
mp
near
kinsman,
relation,
neighbour.
PHj?
imp.
(ksm'rf))
"'n-jiP
Ni.
bald.
shorn
bald.
make
D\*)j?D to
ft
(k5re'
J.jj^
rnj?
m
*P
1
(ko'r&$)
(kyrefco'),
njp
W.5.
TO,
117^
hail, ice.
0THpT
p*.
:
/,
7
W, a
the
[of
(ksr&W)
Ji
Hi. pt.
NT.t.
lp. ftfc,
.
w..
/",
oil-
horn-vessel,
horn
point,
corner;
for
blowing; peak;
might,
light;
ray
power,
strength, dignity.
pr.n.f.
m,
t.p.
wij? (kif)
$.,
[paint-horn].
np,
f
DIjP (kv pi.
0.
B)
to
bend,
HiS'Hp
put
du. D?yjp, d:,^p, c
horn; of
hostile encounter.
*>P")j5,
to
baldness.
(kM'*)
"F||?
to
ftpD
(kfi'rfin) f,
horn,
.
..
back head].
i
beam,
cast forth rays.
to
forth or have horns.
Sift
nrnj? (kr^') ^prnp, baldness
inmp, t
in
pr.n.m.; pair.
(ko'rjjUfj)
Tl1pT (kMT),
PEPi?
to
(k*r*'n)
shine,
w.. iijnp,
cold, chilliness; ice; crystal.
Hip
and
Moab.
oij??,
a bald-head.
(k^'r$^) m,
nnjp
Judah
in
overlay, to cover.
pr.n.m.
ef))
(keif a^)
bald.
pr.n. Of
(khlvyp'O-)
D ?PT1P (WryfHMm) pr.n; rnpl of a town in Reuben. Hi a to ni? (**) a*
Ppj??, to shear,
make
to be
P^lj? towns
(kyre^i'), /u*.
to
m
300
IT
I
pt.
writhe,
Dip, to
to
sink
down.
called, selected.
(k*rfV)
f proclama-
tion.
T3TP (W*r) A *
Dlj?
Dip
m,
(kg'rgfi)
Dpip, ==
c
.
only
p/.
P"ji2, bend, hook.
DTp
^r.w.wi.
rplp,
(2m. town, city [poetically for ^CHji! (k*rfl$*l) m, only u-.s. I^PIp, knuckle, ankle. "1*V3 H-1P * IX num y com5
pounds
of
proper
names,
jpg (km*
1 )
*v. vip, imp.
r
e.
yJTHJ
g.
1DD
p,
D^V: T,
pi.
iV-lp,
/W.
lj?v
pf.
r
D.
3l>,i*p.lB,pi.DTnp
|
n c.
307 "'VTp, to tear to pieces,
to rend, to tear
tear
away;
to open, Ni. to slander.
widen;
vm
fut.
rnj?
/
(kg'rgfr)
ifljp, v?.r, pt. to be torn to pieces, to be
rent.
'"'EHp
(ke'iti
pi ece
D^i??
pl
only
m,
)
ra 8*5 tatter.
>
pr.n.
(k&rt?')
of
a
of
a
town in Zebulon. 1EHJ2 (kCu't5'n) pr.n. town in Naphtali.
n#p (kw)
nlJT? (kur), e
VIp.
town.
city,
to
to
open,
ntrp
or
n#p
(kwa-) 5
ni^p
(k 65vo'^),
pi.
/,
c.
nitpj?',
vessel, can, jug.
yng
(k 5 r*B) fia.Y*\$i,
pt.
to press together, to
yip,
bite [the lips], to wink.
Pn.
yip
to be pinched off,
to be nipped
YV..
(
k
^B
gadfly
/something
)
(kafike'egfr)
p ;.
/,
c.
nifp-fp.
scale [of a fish,
of a harness].
1
c
(k$rka
yfTIp
floor,
soil,
Bita
W?, m^p'fp,
[others: destruction].
s
weighed, a piece of money, coin worth 4 shekels.
nt't'
off.
)
"JJ^j? (k
)
n ground,
pavement,
ceil-
t^j2
j
(kas)
straw, stubble,
chaff.
ing; bottom. 2
(karka") pr.n. of a in Judah.
y!H town
"Ip"1|2 (k&rko'r)
pr.n.
of
(klssu')
2>
(kascVb) fut.
n^'pn, n^'pn,
2^-
"lp-lpO, to pull down,
ny]?l,
to
destroy [or from lip].
listen,
"Hj?
to
listen,
1p_1p,
in/".
m,
only pl.
D^Nu^'p, cucumber.
a
town beyond the Jordan. (kar^'r) Pi.
Kff'p
2^],
hearken.
inf.
^pf>n,
imp.
nyj^j?3, 3r'pl hearken; ;
to
Hi.
fut.
to attend,
to
make
attentive.
Bhj?
(kgTes) m,
i.j>.
tfjfc,
2t'j?
^Ip,
board, plank; row-
ing-bench [others: pannelling, deck].
(kg'^eb)
m
attention,
listening.
2Wp_
(kasss'b) a#.. /"r,n^*p,
attentive.
20*
rw
308
3B>'P
1#p,
nb'f p, attentive.
to
rwpT
(k^sr) /". n#j??, to be hard, heavy.
^Jlj
harsh, severe, difficult. Ni.
pt.
pressed,
tie;
to
spiracy,
make
labour.
conspire;
conspirator;
bound,
Ni.
"I]2fj&,
be
bound
to
be attached;
to
together,
to be finished.
7/i
2.
fut.
Pi. Tjfa D'Tf p?.
fsg. w.s.
to bind, to unite;
n#pi,
^'p'l,
to harden, to
^. n,#j?B, make heavy
or difficult.
rupj? (hur)
*Vl?ii* difficult,
hard,
cruel
unfeeling,
inflexible,
to be strong.
nvp, "TCfe
c.
adj.,
,
severe,
obstinate;
w.s.
un-
"IJfp
(ktSsu'r)
Dn^'p,
to
nypn
harden; to
treat harshly.
m
Po.
/
faithfulness;
(k?'Sgt)
justness,
m
hardness,
(klsyp'n)
~W2
pr..
of
a
p. &'#'p9, gather straw
tfl#p,
Hith.
Uf&p?r\
make
up one's mind.
i.p.
(kg'ggS-)
c
/
.
[also
Wfc
?f..
rit^j?,
[for
town in
!
oneself.
to collect oneself, to
mn^p,
obduration.
iWj?
in/",
collect
ntfc''p??, to
n# (k*Sf')
to
or wood.
D^'p
truth.
^j?
only pi
m,
girdle.
t^t^fj (Iqsrs) imp. pi.
nt^j? (km'*) hi.
(kyst),
lV?Tf
i.p.
bellion.
(kp'ssy)
tOtpp
m,
(kg'Sgr)
i"]^p, conspiracy, re-
;
strong, violent.
D^'pl,
- Hith. T^'pp"
melancholy;
fortunate,
fut.
to bind
about.- Pu.pt. flpl. ni")^'pp to conspire.
T'PT fT?fc, JTitfp,
ft.
p.
pt.
1^:,
fut.
^.
Fl^tfj?, to bind, to join in con-
Pi.
t^p.Pl, to
to
hard,
irfpT!
p.
/
strong, firm. op-
depressed.
n#j^,
fut.
be
to
nt'pJ
p.
D^j?,
ni^fg,
shooting],
a
],
pt-
bow
rainbow;
power, strength.
Issachar.
(M) /iA
F^E ^j?:, p.
(k*SS$'&)
archer.
m
bowman.
309
"1
twentieth
the
"1
the
alphabet,
[head]
of
B^
= 200.
numeral
as a
;
letter
called
rvittiq
HNIpn
Hith.
^l
rwi,
mi,
?
r^iSi n *> *>*- n \ nsi,'w.. v<\ P o^i, 70, / n$\ P nisi,
c.
c.
p.
z.
of
r5
(
s
^,
/72>J.ni^i, look, to look
to
see,
1
],
to
under-
feel,
stand,
learn;
see, to
enjoy.
iv
(
"IN"!},
|
|
pr.n.m.
5
(r 'Qbe'n)
n$2
(r*"vT)
1
pr.n.m.,
/",
Of
rn/-
a seeing, spectacle.
,
s
np^NT
niain rnixi? n>on, T |") Tl" L Tl" VNfr\
inf. "'"I
r ?'s')
Reuben.
to
live
Ni.
seer,
prophet; vision, oracle.
nx"!
to
of
[p.
D^i,
pj.
\^y^\
to view, to inspect, regard,
perceive;
m
(ro'e')
HJO
to at,
nsn,
c.
adj.,
1
z.
p.
T)
seeing.
HS"! l. *?.
(r$V) f a bird [for T\ffJ].
nxn imp.
at
a
,*n prey
pin,
look
to
one another.
(r
'5m?') pr.n.f.
(r*'u'*)
|
/
sight,
r
for
"I^tJPj fut.
>/>
,n?],
HKT." IT"' ivti"" KT,
seeing.
to
V^H
be seen; to show oneself,
W1
to
p*. r
HtfV. iv
'
:
appear, to reveal one-
be shown.
to
self;
HiO
be
Pu.
seen.
Hi.
i/. n'in, ' it it iv' n*on,
main i:->
to
:
imp.
'
/.
ris^n,
*0,!1, p<.
HX1 D,
nx'iij to
make
:
cause to see, to to make one feel
seeing-, to
show; or
know;
cause
Ho.
enjoy.
ns"]0, to to be
to
HiOn, be made to
shown anything.
to
(
r5
vision, tacle,
H T ?1 DiJO,
mirror.
,n
'i')
^1,
sight,
appearance,
spec-
(rT)
,
*#.
warning example. (
r5
'5y*')
DKH
pr.n.m.
(rYm),
D"l
m, pi. D^K"), D^l, a wild animal, antelope, buffalo, unicorn. (rfm)'
m>n
(rTS-)
= ni1,
see
"ST. pt.
see,
pr.n. of a
town
in Gilead.
I
310
T
T
1
c nl^iSI, height; coral.
^/.
t'ST
D^KI.
c.
iv.s.
w,
(ros)
J
(iTib)
rf;.
i-p.
?
/ nni,
\#K}, the head,
PillT,
much,
leader,
chief,
person;
*f^1,
Q^l,
[for
place
2~),
many, abundant,
sufficient,
mighty;
the total; multitude, band, troop; the beginning; a
adv. much, enough,
strong,
chief, head, leader,
dantly.
m,
(rob)
SI, "ST,
c.
D531,pLc.^-l, a
of
pr.n.
(ros)
master; abun-
"
poppy,
poison.
t^SH
pi.
numerous,
prince; chief town; point, top, first rank, the best;
plant,
of
;</.
rsi,
c.
great,
poisonous
31
n^1Q.
D^JO],
D^NI
pj.
the
pitS%f,l,
the head, see
1
w.s.
multitude,
number, largeness, great-
21^
Scythian people, Kussians;
ness, fulness, totality;
pr.n.m.
in multitude, abundantly;
nt^X"]
(rjsf)
f top, head;
I
I
f
i.jo.
adj.]
n:i^'Ki, it I"
nWiO,
i.
it
the
i*
i
IjWH pi. n$W*], rtJfefoO, firP fore-
first,
most, chief, former, earlier, preceding,
ancient;
before,
first,
adv.
sooner,
\Dt
f
NH
(rfsoni') adj.,
n^tetei,
many,
abundant. to
niS^l?
by myriads
only /
= ii^i.
}5T
(
r
former
state,
the
the best, firstling.
NpiT]
{r*'M)
/,
only
P/-
throw,
31,
to
pi-
shoot,
to sling.
c.
/, pi.
mjyi,
JliSS"]. great multitude,
7?! (iW4) origin,
be multiplied
^'b)
iSi, to
numerous, Pu. pt. fjpl.
ten thousand, myriad.
beginning, commencement,
first,
03,
[ilSS"]].
nnyi (rwr)
formerly.
pi.
121, inf. SH. to be or
become
}Wn,
]WH1,
Pf.
I
key-stone.
I
for multitude.
corner-stone. ^nV (icm) pSH V V T
nt^XIH T IT
(rlso'n)
SID
pi
to
spread, to
prepare a bed.
^51 nsi.
[ftot) inf. fut.
p. nsi,
hst to
nisi,
Mt/>.
ST., ST.,
be or become
311 to
r
man}
.
multiply Pi.
become
to be or
;
mighty.
great,
large,
rQ"l,
H51
imp.
Hi.
H^in, ruin, nnin, nnin,
inf.
fourth, fourth part, fourth
generation. [for
*51], to make many, to get much, to bring up [children].
rjn
to
increase,
iT^'l (r$bbi'8-) pr.n. town in Issachar.
"51
D^D, crease,
or
an
mi
(rob')
adv.
shooter,
archer [or becoming great, pt.
of
rjm
D *jD
great,
the chief one; pr.w. of the chief town of the Ammon-
yipy ;j? nni.
ites,
12"),
KIT]
pr.n. of a city
du.
/,
mkni,
rYQl, ten thousand, myriad =,
'mm. it t
TTI
to lie
(rfi.n'b)
m,
only
pi.
D^nni. abundant
rain, shower.
TTI
(rjbld)
m,
c
I?"!,
collar, neck-chain.
^Q"]
Bfrl'fi)
pr.n.m.
to lie with.
down,
Hi. fut.
V^iri
to cause
to gender.
V^y
r5 br)
(
vni,
p*. p.
have
four
sides; pt. p. square,
four-
to
D^n"],
Pu.
sided.
made
be
V^y
pt.
V$$f
four -sided
(r'brr) adj. num., pi.
m
(re'br)
to
or
the fourth
part, fourth side [for
^51
see V,nT]. e
y^H
:
D^TI,
JJ_ (rb
square.
(ribbo')
crn'm., pz. nitfni,
f
D^D].
[see
2>Z.
(rpb?') / the
njl"!
pt.
mixed,
mingled.
nbm m Syria.
much, greatly, abundantly. !~Q"1
a
much;
give as
PI51D
inf.
or
to in-
do abundantly,
to
have
to
make many
to
to multiply,
be
to
(ribl?')
great,
Ho.
(raba'c^)
fiD^ID,
of
Jl"l
(re'b&
pr.n.m.
)
(rlbbe'a')
7n
,
only
pZ.
D^V^I. descendent
of the
fourth
great-
f.
..
.
,
generation,
grandchild.
ynh |
(ro'br) \ I
m = vm. V
ynn (^i)
|
fu t.
yy^
pt.
m
m
312
s
"r\
j fa|*l) ;>.
to lie
to
rest,
to couch, to
down,
y^y_,
fid.
cause to
y?H a
Hi.
(re'l^B)
to lay.
m, w.s.
^%^\
n i?.??'!! of
^..
m
(r$bsrikr)
E\?P?, pt.
./.,
(
m, only a clod.
^\
moved,
to
tremble,
v^n,
*^TP,
tr.
to fut.
to
Tiph.
?r]n [= &.]
to teach
walk, to lead
[a child].
D*?^],
foot,
du.
also
steps,
7?Z. (
r/ni,
pt.
move,
stir,
Uirn
O'S-gga'z) arf/.
M |
(ro'ggz)
(rjjgzS'd&s),
ment,
),
to
be
trembling. it/.s.
^]UT
tumult,
dis-
quiet.
,t:1
quaking.
times,
three
times,
(gc'0
pr.ra.
7$*!
t
fuller;
a
1^
in
fountain
near Jerusalem.
8 trembling,
m,
fafclF)
D^l,
pi.
footman, pedestrian,
foot-
soldier.
^V ?"!
5
1
(i*p'?
H'm) pr.n. of a
place in Gilead. (r?? r>'m)
/w.
Dtjl,
BJCl
(rg'$8ra);
(rg'pgni (
mg'lgdj) r
DU1,
inf.
M?!^,
pi.
heap stones upon,
H!9?1 O^S')/"
step,
pudenda;
thrice. i
D,^Q
agitation, excite-
rage,
leg,
turns,
B^
D^fl
V^l
quake.
agitated, to rage.
\4-
to
excited;
agitate, to cause to tremble. Hith.
to
a spy:
'
imp. njji, ijp, /irf. ti^, to be in a trouble, to be
Hi.
w.s.
as
tread;
(
stirred,
%1,
?#;; pt p*. wander about
a scout or spy.
pZ.
PJ3 (vc'tfh) D^4*j; c.
^Z.
full.
title
or
r
use
dignitary
[cup-bearer or general].
^H W)
/wt
as a slanderer,
(
an Assyrian
hsr\, inf.
pr$i,
couching, resting-place.
npn-i. (rihkr) Rebekah.
PL
-
to
down,
to
wander
to
feet,
about; to slander; to
V^lfl,
p*yp,
pt.
lie
lie in
to
repose;
wait, to lurk.
one's
to
to stone.
!)$>$
D^l
pr.n.m.
W) A
.
DflWI,
heap, crowd.
VH
(r^H'ir)
p(.
pi
D'tf],
m to
TO
313
murmur,
to
revolt.
to
Ni. fut. "i^T.
murmur,
to rebel.
yjV in
P t. gjft
(ti%r)
to set
cause
to
motion,
to
tremble, to terrify; to conHi. ^^.1",
tract oneself. fut.
to
cause
to
S$"|l,
move,
M.
V-H* (r?^") yflO, to rest.
Vf],
pt.
TO,
imp.
f
fit.
to
rest,
settle,
to
(
r
^' a
living
<#
)
quietly, quiet.
to cause
to rule, to subdue.
mT
fut.
Hi.
tread
to
down,
to subdue. fut. pit]>,
(rsar)
to
take, to seize.
\
(r&dd&'y) pr.n.m.
T^
m, w.s. HH*j,
(r5d|'d)
DHH1.,
wide
thin, veil
,
female
,
garment.
DTI
D^"], a winking, wink. moment, time, turn; adv. suddenly, for a moment,
Pi. fut.
IT]
"IT Tor from
covering J?,?.!
di,
oppress; to
to sway.
rule,
pi.
establish.
to
to subdue,
w.s.
tread down,
to
D^Tl,
htv
A*. E$"jl, to cause
^1H, to
to
wink with the
do in a moment.
eye, to
pi.
T^i, pZ.
TO',
/u.
nil,
pt.
(r?d*'m) Ni. fut.
D^.J, to
be
to
sleep,
lie
D1T
,
in a deep stupified,
stunned, senseless, motionless.
quickly.
^*H
be noisy,
to
(r^'s)
w.s.
to rage.
^*p.
(re'?e) w*
ntfri.
(ri ? g?')
noisy crowd. /,
c.
n^i
pZ.
(rad&'d)
t/.
1},
p- ^,1^3 to down, to subdue.
^1, fut.
to
T^X
1*1,
extend,
(rfd5
)
strive
pt.
^Tp,
p. what
to
the past.
tn/.TllTl, wnp.
c,
imp. S]^,
S."n, to
TO
after;
away.
Hi.
r
|">^H
s
D^TO,
to drive
tread
overlay [with metal].
(rQdff).
run
after, to pursue, to follow;
to
TT1
\ST^
A* *ftlVi* TO, h,W,
[or
to is
chase,
be pursued; driven away,
Pi.
=
to
Ni. *];T13,
fut.
*l*fl?
P|JE3-
Q-], pi-
*];!!$, to follow, to pursue,
vn
Pu. ^ITJ
to strive after.
-- Hi.
to be chased. to
^Ifl Ho.
pursue eagerly. see
pt.
nm
314
*mt?-
-pi (Wt>)
excite
OTi
A* TIT,
/UC
2HT,
make
to
;
courageous.
nnn( r5 'hah)^,^.D>nn-],
?*
overflow, to drink copiously, to be debauched, *
to enjoy.
to
rage, to urge, to importune.
to
TH (W)
I*. fir)
?'m/7.
J^ins
fut. "iT. n\i, I" ,._._., |T _.., to be soaked, to be sated, to be drunk; tr. to water, "
I
7
|..
to
to
drench, moisten.
~ri.
satiate,
to
nrjH,
pt.
Hi.
to
water,
refresh,
$.,
/ nn,
satiate.
proud, defiant.
TT3
(rjvfi')
r.p.
violence,
rage,
noise,
de-
a
sea- monster
symbolizing
nn
m hit,
('W*)
be extended,
Egypt].
2JT1
m, w.s. D??!^
(ro'h$b)
insolence,
(rphb^'m), pride,
with
drink.
[crocodile,
fiance;
satiated
watered,
or easy. Pu.pt. P|ptp to be spacious, airy.
^0,
boasting.
to
be wide
to
(rS'vS^)
7?i
room, space;
relief. Jt
r h S5') ( Q
t
:
fijll
pr.n.m.
fid.
(i-5h5')
nri
1
irmn,
>.*.
.'
I
tremble, to fear. n^,\l,
t^riH
(r&'hfct)
D^pHI
in,
only
;>/.
watering-trough
,
;
an
211
see
HI
to (ru4) p/. ""H,
to
be
(ru-a^)
Pinn,
life,
.
ramble,
rove about, to neglect Hi. to
smell
nnn
nV I
[ftp.],
T
to
/;
w
.,.
Tin,
wind, air, breeze, blowing: animal
2i"l see ni.
[Cod].
l-T*
a
pi.
T^j
to
inf.
m\
fut. '
scont, to enjoy the odour.
nn
lock of hair.
to
hi
(ry'a^)
to
Tlffjl t
Tin,
f
t
,t.
ramble, to rove,
restless.
mind,
nnVH
breath,
spirit,
ghost,
soul,
intellect, passion.
(ih&bf) /relief, ease,
breathing.
iTYl
?
(r v5y5')
/ an over-
flowing, abundance.
.
an DYV(rum)
pf.
on, on, on;,
s
in/.
Dll,
npn,
fid.
DJ,
imp.
Di;
rQm), p*
or
P^
315
dti
;
(v*yyr-
an, f "01, to be
become high, elevated,
exalted,
glorious,
lofty,
Pi. 0,511,
mighty, proud.
ipbn, Ai. Dpln;, P DQi"IB, to make high, to to make raise, to bring up, to exalt, to celebrate.
grow, Pu.
DDiip,
Dti;,
fut.
pt.
be raised, ex-
to
alted.- Hi. D^rt, m/. D*>"3.
imp.Dpn,
onp,
make lift
MD'T, pz. c.
]T\
Hith. pt. I^IP.P, overpowerd, intoxi-
cated [but see p.1].
pM
)!Vl (r&v)
be
imp.
wnn,
pV
VTl, p.
to
raise,
to
up, to exalt, to elevate
;
away, to receive;
shout with joy, to cry, to raise a cry, to be noisy, to lament.
Hith. V^.iirin
with
to shout
F|V1
(ryf)
Pu.
fn
P /.
(roe)
;
to
Hith.
away.
23^,
be taken
DpilOH,
l.sg. DDili*, to raise
fut.
or exalt oneself. 2 ,
D"l (rym)
m
\\ (roma')
m
height;
height.
f haughtiness,
pride; adv. proudly.
nDV")
k
to run,
H^l],
hasten, to rush; pt. runner, courier, royal mesto
Pi.
senger, body-guard.
ypl) to run fast. Hi. fnn, imp. pn, fut. y^l, to cause to run, to bring
pr.n. of a place.
Egi"! (romgt'm) m, pi n1t?Ql^ exaltation, praise; hymn.
to
quickly,
chase
away, to accelerate.
pD
Hi.
(ryk)
pnn, (rymg;')
,
ph;, (^yy^Q), a**,
fut.
pride, haughtiness. (rom)
p, v- r n
p,
pn,
imp.
p, pi. D^l
to be offered
joy.
fut. f]D.n;, to
be shaken, to quake.
p;, nVL
a**.
b*X,
a**-
DTO,'to
pz"
to offer, to present [a sacri-
7V0
/w. VVi^, to
.
with joy.
shouted
fice].-^. D^n,
D*H
a
(ryn)
to be
Din,
W9,
to
high,
to take
Dll
/
(ro'memu'O-)
rising up; majesty.
t.
imp.
p*.
r^ppi"]
M
pn,
pi.
empty,
to
draw
[a
p^in,
p^j.
inf.
P3&
D^np, pour
sword],
to
out, to
?<
to
lead
in to
Ho. p,lin to
battle.
be poured out. "fin
ti'*n (rp)
m
poppy, poison,
(rOB)
ttty
p/.
[tt'lO], to
be poor, needy;
a poor one. beggar.
Hith.
to
tfftflTfltf,
feign
enlarge,
^rn 1 P i.
(rwi>)
(ruS-) pr.w./:
HT"!
(r$z$')
lean.
or
/
cw#.,
nn,
lean,
m
(rjzp'n)
jIVl of
(r'zo'n)
(razj')
to
iv.s.
woe
vT'l^
me!
move the
yH
Dp %
to
eyes, to wink.
p2.
DW,
D^/n,
prince,
spacious,
to
to
be wide, be wide
May.
r? ^?'t) )
pr.n.m.; pr.n.
in Asher.
(r$*w)
[see
srn
1
]
/ roominess, freedom.
HtlfT] well;
(>Wb)
broad
place, court,
roomy
town
nnrn
ruler.
^fj"!
(
:
of a
:
(rpzfn) [pt. of 1T|], only
m,
rrnm,
forum. 1
fid.
pt
space,
street,
""
(mVm)
DI"1
I3n^)
extent,
(r*#n)
nn'rn,
wide consumption,
destruction;
u/.s.
breadth,
nhv, nirn
prince.
pr.n.m. of a king
mi
m,
(rp'eftfb)
comprehensiveness.
m
Damascus.
^"H
up,
ambition,
leanness,
consumption (r^zo'n)
subst.
breadth, width, extension.
(rye^bp'),
pf"^
puffed
large;
pride.
3m
meagre. i"n
nrn
^PT(rW*) prn.f., Rahab.
lean.
nj"] (r5zr)
e.
to
N%. fid. HIT.,
become
adj.,
f nnni, c. wide, spacious,
haughty;
make thin
to
expand;
^ni,
c.
broad,
rill
Hi.
to relieve, to deliver.
r^ni,
oneself poor.
to
\3
to make wide, broad, spacious, to open wide; to
t^
p.
m
*/" -THD, imp' yp13, A*. 3Ti-p
extend,
tthl
pt.
^VVi "31313,
BWl.
see
Ni. pt. 2r\ opened. be wide, spacious.
flow
p/. "15, to let
(rflr)
out [spittle &c.].
1
ninm
316
(rcbpbp'9-) pr.n. of a
TV
'"1
a
suburb
of
Nineveh; ^^3 '"1 a town near the Euphrates.
,Tnm it
:
nj2n*j
5
(r
e)by5') or
1 li^DI EHl
5
(r
Pm
317
:
^&by$'hy) pr.fl.in. e
5
EJPlH
^2lb 5'm)
(r
pr.n.m.,
m
adj. grinding;
(r?eg')
millstone, only du.
t.p.
Dni,
c.WTUwomb, the bowels;
pZ.
compassion,
Rehoboam.
^JT]
(r&'$&m) m,
p^.D^pni, a maiden;
sym-
mercy,
pathy, tenderness, pity.
DTH ^U,l
(r$'d)&m) pr.n.m.
the two grind-stones, handmill. (rCi^u'm) adj. merciful,
compassionate.
pirn
pi.
adj.-,
D^rn, /npini place and time]
[of
future,
distance,
past; """in^D from
t^P"! (r^ft)
t
-:i
adj..
riT
-r
'.
-:i
f >
merciful, compassionate.
precious;
unattainable, subst.
;
di*.
/,
(ra'^a m5 ni')
^DriT I-
remote
(ra'^ma')
ETipni, woman, maiden.
distant,
far,
ni|^'ni,
mother's womb.
^pr},!
(ra^o'k)
D*>plrn, pi.
"pCn, the womb, the
m/.5.
D'lrn
m
^|P1
to
(ra^af)
tremble.
quake, to
Pi. fut. PjpV. t
afar.
f n?nip, to brood, to hover over.
pt. ,
pi.
D^Tf],
frame-work, panelling.
DTD ?PT
see
-I
n^ng
(TOSH) /, pi. D^ni, female lamb, sheep, ewe.
?H")
(r5ee'l) pr.n.f.,
EH1
Rachel.
DDT,
i>-
to
Ernp,
compassion,
pity,
ness, love.
Pu.
RET?
to
have
tender-
D0.T1,
/$,
meet with com-
(rj^a'm)
m
a vulture.
ftT],
iwp. fpi,
VjDTj
?><
f
T\ir\\ pi. ni^DlJ to wash, to
rinse;
to
wash Pu.
to
wash away;
oneself, to bathe.
fpl
fat.
passion or mercy.
Ern
M
l?tp,
Hith.
Dni, m/- D,nn,
/.
(rgel)B<),
iv.s.
fid.
(rf^a'm)
TJlpn"]^ (er^Qmcfia'), to love. Pi.
(ra^'B)
}'P1
nm. IV
to be
*f"n^rt
washed. to
wash
oneself.
"POP
(rB)
m, mm. VSHH.
a washing.
^H! (r^Br) / a washing, watering-place.
PP1 (rWk)
in/!
pH"], imp.
?m
pn
818
^ni, A*. p]iy., to be far, distant, remote; to remove oneself, to be
pHT
fid.
Pi-
pTnn,
far
p.Dl?, to Hi.
away.
^H
(*W
an.
/:
VI
to
p.
away,
adj.,
pleader,
c
ad-
defender, Hi. pt.
\IPltP, the
3*^9,
same
as Q.
w.s.
pi
from.
departing
to
quarrel,
strive, to contend, to plead;
pi.
(r^^e'k)
a},
pf>
3^,
distant.
?Ppn"],
water,
an, imp. an, /**. -m* aiyT~' ani, 3T, V IT' |'T l'*T>
versary.
far off; inf. adv. far,
PP"3
rushing
1
p.
remove, to intr. to be
to
put far away;
tn
(if)
watering.
ni,
pnin, p'pID,
inf.
p^HT,
/irf.
M
pPT,
remove
Ni.
away.
be removed.
to
*j
OpH,
pi.
ft
pPI, quarrel,
contention,
strife,
feud,
removing. dispute,
^m to
/
(rft'4*fr)
(
r
*w)
litigation, plea.
suit,
2 win-
fan,
nowing-shovel.
3^1
/%*
}T>
to
(lib&'y)
\
TV1
pr.n.m.
see rp"].
n*H (if$)
it/.
to,
exhalation,
be moist or juicy.
a Hpn, smell,
scent,
fragrance.
2b"l
(rato'b)
adj.
juicy,
Q* "). see DX1. 1
succulent, fresh.
S?^l see
Jfl.
nis'n, nisi
BT. T
see
cause,
to boil over.
(*WS)
pour forth.
rini
judicial
(i-uo^)
/;y.
I
^^H
terror.
(^'*S*)
t^?t0]1
(ru'tf*'S)
become
pounded
a Pa., or
fresh
to
green
again.
HS^l
to
dash
fid.
^T,
to
")
pieces
|t<>
be
of
empty, vain; vain
thing; adv. in vain, to B'JJQ,
dashed
the ground].
a
the
emptiness.
to pieces,
llo
purpose. 1
in
(rjk) ad/,
s/>s/.
Pu.
pr.. on
people
Black Sea, Cimmerians. 1
to prostrate.
(iff*'*)
Japhetic,
p*
W'JST,
corn, grits.
P* "]'
pi
(rfk)
<(>..
pt.
llT
D^n, niP!),
/-npn, P
D>p.i,
z.
vain,
empty, void, hungry,
wanton,
idle,
worthless.
men; the upper mill-stone [the runner or rider]
-^1 J^ I
*TH
effect.
tTiST
(iis) wi
and B^l
(res)
poverty.
(rW)
."Dl,
arfj.,
pi.
weak,
n
(ro$)
D^l,
/
tender, flat-
soft,
4
4
in?
nSD
4 ),
D^n?
p."
],
},
/
to ride, to drive.
M.'n^in,
an un-
pr.w. of
place. ?
mi
(r d>y'b)
EO^
vehicle,
5
(r
tf;vi's)
chattle,
iv.s.
m,
property,
goods,
and
moveable
landed property.
m
(rsdjl'i)
a
going
about, trafficking, slander. T|D"1
(rw$)
p/.
[or
M,] Sp!
to
*p, A*. be thin,
weak, delicate, soft, timid. Pu. T]D"I to be softened. Hi. "Hin to
nDin, /w.
imp.
,
it^?T,
^"OT de-
softness,
licacy.
,'*.'
^0*1 C^1D"1
tering, timid.
7p
(red)?')
waggon.
niDI,
pi.
delicate,
n^"]
known
)*ttPh see "Ji^l.
^l
f a riding.
^1 {mW) 1"] "1,
spittle, slime.
tTH,
pair.
;
T I"
,
w.s.
mi,
(rir)
pr.n.m.
(retf)$'b)
J.
without
vainly,
vain,
cause or
horseman,
(rakka'b) mi
driver, charioteer.
adv. emptily. EjJJT! (rcka'm)
in
DD1
319
"
make
timid.
cause to
(r&w) p. t'p.i, piD^Di, /n^Di, to go about
ride, to cause to drive, to
as a trader, as a slanderer.
M*V, convey, subdue.
2?H
hST-, to
to
let
rest,
<2"J
to
^,5^ (r$dja'l) pr.n. in Judah.
(re'c^b)
n,
.p.
of a
town
nDT, trade, traffic.
mostly
co^., vehicle,
wag-
gon, chariot, war-chariot, train of waggons, horses, riding-horses
and
horse-
DD"1 (rWfi)
/.
tie together, to
D?H
(rg'c$Sfl)
w,
DD"]?,
to
bind on. only
pZ.
c^i
320
D^DD"],
D-J
mountain-
hill,
fruitj;
ridge.
CO"l
m, only
con-
band,
troop,
,
V
I
to
to
bring
to-
to
ac-
collect,
deity; several towns.
m,
t.p.
tfri,
swift horse, courser
[coll.].
(rg'$*j5)
(i-5m)
DH
see
towns
(rymo'O-) pr.n. of
of
corpses.
ft?*! (rp'm^)
p.
tn, pi.
P'/lp"],
r
-
1
"TO**
(
r omc{)c
lance, spe;i
),
r.
(r$m) pr.n.m.
HtT
1
HOT ni,
(
Pfm ?') f*
P z.
down,
c.
HD1, to
'p*i,
ni^T,
Pi.
to
H^l,
cast
inf.
npy
/,
[sacred] height,
HDT (ram?') ITT*' pr.n. of
tv.
r\p5, elevation.
nnDI TITT
T\
;
gent.
^21; f
V? rpy,
ip. T|? n, the jaw-bone]
[height of a locality in the mountains
Judah.
worms;
(rlmni?') f wormhole, rottenness. !
*]UDT
(rlmmp'n)
?>*,
5
HtP"!
(r
ing,
mlyy5')
/ a slacken-
remissness,
sloth;
deceit, fraud.
^HvfP"]
/,
D^l,
pj.
xvs.
s
(r
m*ly3'hu) pr.n.m.
D PT (iWm)
tn/".
to creep,
DTl.y.j
D*l, fat.
swarm
to
[others: to be rotten].
D
T
(r'm) p.
HD1"],
p/. pi.
/nOi"],
D*),
p. ^1,n to lift
1DV, Hith.
up
DpilOn
be
to
high, to be lifted up.
tmp. coll.
*mys') pr.n.m.
a mare [others: stud].
towns in Benjamin.
Ephraim, &c.
r
^EH (rfcnmf*) c.
loc
(
to
down,
deceive, to betray.
(rM)
-
c.
cast
to shoot; pt. shooter,
archer.
'"'J?
1U~
rnD"1 (r$mu'$) / heap
c
OH
of
il
of
pr.n.
in Gilead and Simeon.
quire.
DV
(ilmmo'n) pr.n.m. of a
Syrian
(r$$*'i)
gether,
#53
pome-
granate apple.
c.
pi.
spiracy.
tOH
in archi-
artificial
tecture,
(ro'cfigfi)
PD"!
an ornament
AT
fut.
,
pi.
oneself.
see
DH.
^I, pr.ra.m. 1
pomegranate
[tree
and
DQ !
(r$m**ft)
m/. Dp"),
/Wl.
321
T
I
DbV.,
Dpi,
pt.
to tread
to tread,
down,
to trample
on, to profane.
Ni. fut.
DDT t'p"1
(rama'fi) fut.
frpi, f to
trodden down.
to be
to
CDT
to
crawl,
(rg'mefi)
what
coll.
small
(rg'mg&)
of
pr.ra.
a
pr.n.
=
double height] of r l the town; D^iX
dwelling- place of Samuel,
Arimathea. I |
(rpn)
shout,
m,
>Z.
c )^
rejoicing,
M
^"3
(r?nf) whizz, to clank.
(rQnne').
song
of
n:T,
to
J
jjH
(rinn?')
(rlnnf')
(r$n&'n)
HHtI
\iy.
cause
with joy; pt.
UyiO,
pi.
to
to
fut.
shout
to
rejoice.
from
[or
IJilflB
Pl] to rejoice.
H^h 2>.
(r*nfn?')
cry;
c.
/",
nip,
shout,
rVtW"!,
joyful
female
U)2f)
;>Z.
of (rlCBa') ^,?"1 pr.n. station in the desert.
D^lCH
m,
(rpy'fi)
DplD"],
a
only pi.
drops
rains;
[of
/,
?*
(rg'fien)
m, w.s. fop"]
curb,
(re'fign)
in ,.*.
Wl,
s
bit-mouth;
jl,
pr.n. of a city
Assyria
[annexed
to
Nineveh].
DD"1
D1
inf.
(rafiO)
,
to
moisten, to wet.
pr.n.m.
m/.
IpV
the teeth, the jaws.
lamentation.
>yj (W), f]i
imp.
jPn
rejoicing, exultation, shout
i|
fut.
to.
shouted for joy.
bridle,
1
of joy;
sing-
dew].
joy.
n^"]
Pu.
to
ostriches.
Issachar.
DTlfpn (rtmsH'ylm) a
to
rejoice,
to be
Hi.
m
to
,
with joy,
praise
VPT-j
move,
animals, reptiles, insects.
[du.
:
Hi.
with.
town in
1^.T
shout
to"
moves and creeps,
riDH
fut.
^T, pt.
n^pi,
creep,
swarm
VI
PT imp.
13,
t0 crv alou(1
M
to
c
(ra
adj.,
)
i.p.
pyi. / nsn. rii^l,
bad,
VI, p.
n,n
wicked,
p*-
evil,
shout with joy, to rejoice;
mischievous, malignant, noxious , hurtful un-
to lament, to wail.
pleasant,
;
,
1|1i in f-
lA
Hebrew-English.
Pi.
imp. pi. \}F1,
happy;
hideous, subst.
an
unevil,
21
Wi
822
10
wrong, mis-
wickedness,
nvi, /i. ~vt, vt,
pt.
chief, misfortune, adversity.
jn
-
1
m, w.s.
(if'*-)
rpn,
yi, jpp, in, oyi,
p*.
companion, fellow,
friend,
see
neighbour;
associate,
<vi
.
!,
lead to a
to
pasture-ground, to conduct, to guide, govern,
protect;
a
pt.
to
intr.
III fut.
to pasture, to cause
!"!V12,
desire.
D^Vl, thought,
to
fryfit
:
shepherd; feed, to consume.
also Bfyjt.
^
try
feed a flock,
to feed.
8
e
(rr
w,
)
w.s. n'vi,
iyi,
noise, thunder. e
Jfil (ro'a ) m badness, wickedness, wretchedness.
ghj
1
njn
(rrri))
a* TO'i
to
"H
2
faY) to
of,
n^p,
to cause to
271:,
Arf.
hunger, to
let
famish.
r:vT,
fut.
pt.
be fond
to
like,
delight in, to aswith. Pi. PHp
sociate
to choose for a companion.
Hith.
hunger, to suffer hunger. Hi.
to
"VT,
5HIV
fut.
to
associate oneself. 8
njn
(
rvi,
/
r r$')
pi.
[see
niyj,
vii
c
.
evil, bad-
ness, suffering, misfortune,
/Tt2V"). hungry, famished,
exhausted.
destruction, wickedness.
/ a female friend
i"i$H (rgV)
or companion.
TH
hunger, famine, scarcity. c
gbo') pay] TOTTJ (r&Vj) A*<(re
quake,
c.
,
v r<,^ ;
p.
n,VT,
to
J,
(r
(rit"
;
.ui)
m
to
n,V"l,
friend,
wa com-
and
""1
m
(ro*$')
shepherd, &
HV1
(,o'(i')
/ a breaking,
bursting. iy
rfly]
I
(r'u')
pr.n.m.
r
f4f ) /trembling, terror.
T?Y
c.
r) m, [*0-L
i/i.
T^"3D,
tremble, to shake.
*Tjn
T,<H panion.
to tremble.
TVin,
e
(rc
0**)
/.
niyi, i, P
bK^JTj
(r**a'?lj ;>r.n.i. ?
.
Hty"!
(r
V0-)
/,
w.s.
"P^VI,
nn female
com-
or
friend
the
other; delight, desire. 6
^"!
(r
V\
m
T)
and country.
pasture.
Ht
(r?T) pr.n.m.
m
"^"1 (roT)
(
r *"<im
e
(r* y3f)
w.s.
pi
f,
TTV"), female friend, one beloved.
T^JH
to
y?'n)
thought,
meditation, desire.
Ho. hvin, to ^JH be brandished.
m
(r&"&l)
V.^1
a
reeling,
staggering [from intoxica-
5
TOT]
(r
ni^vi,
/
Yl$y0
(*$'*")
to
DVT,
/%rf.
(ra'lt'm)
to
be agitated,
to roar.
cause
thunder;
:
to to
'
:
roar,
provoke
to to
anger, to offend.
thunder, rage, roaring.
(rrmf)
/"
bling, quivering.
a
VVil^H
shaken violently,
broken
to
pieces,
vvy
iter) P f. vi,
W\
V.% imp. pi. to be V3,ll,
to
to
trem-
fut.
bad,
in;.
VT, evil,
angry, sorrowful, sullen, wicked disenvious ,
,
1
to
pieces,
Hith.
m.
pleasing.
npV"]
y^
'
to
perish.
D^IH, inf. w.s. dvt nsnnn, i" :-' ka.nyy, P it
Hi.
'
be broken.
to
vti, fuL
to be
be
dash in pieces,
Hi. inf.
break
inf.
*n;, to
shatter;
destroy.
tremble, to quake; to rage,
pZ.
green,
VI,
p/.
nv% a*
vi, vi
pi.
pr.n.m.
adj.,
H^O,
succulent, fresh.
V^T
to (r
[or
r
(ra' an5'n)
veil, 8
<"^tH
only
/,
JfiQ
be or become green.
PS3,
to
W)
PiZ.
(r?Vn)
adj.] to
break,
tion].
and
(r^"$mB?'B) pr.n. of
a city in Egypt, Eaamses
15D
(i*"*i)
=
in Goshen. 15T)
e
(i'&
pr.n.m.
(rrm'Bf'B)
DDP^l
n$!
y5')
:
= DDDJH
shepherd,
I
to
&!-!
itti"
nvi. V
DJH
VI (r^m?') pr.n.m. of a Cushite; also his tribe
'"'J?
=
panion; after HtS'N
to
m
323
inf.
Oli
y_*iDj
yjin,
A*
Cft,
>OT,
vt, |*
v,id, .>.
Q^VIP,
to
do
via,
evil, to
21*
pj.
act
TO
324
make
badly, wickedly, to
bad or
TO
evil.
^71H
Hi. imp. pi.
HKB"]
"
(**'*')
fitt.
r
to let
7T,
be
M
to
Hi.
quake.
^'711,
(
r &"&
)
w
agitation,
violent motion, earthquake,
(rgfr)
N2"1
m
p*.
2
giants,
]
Rapha.
D\SST
(rtjTm) p*. m [jy. dead, the de-
the
rtDI]
departed
parted,
spirits,
shades.
f
noise, uproar.
tiSn*
healing.
B^jrj& "to
pt.
cause to quake, to shake, to terrify, to cause to leap.
^*2[3
/a
Eephaites, the descendants
tremble,
M\ &)}) ^"JH,
quake, wave. to
only p/.
(rtTm) of
[pair,
of
^T,
to
agitated,
of giants.
/,
(rlfVO-)
to
to vex. Arf.
niKSn
D\S3V
break to pieces, to oppress,
(iti'^'s)
(rtaV)
niND"], medicine, physic.
drop.
B*$H
pr.n.m. of the
(r5f$')
to
/i* Tjnr,
drop, to drip, to distil.
r
N31
founder of a race
(rrrf)
YP
?1
^$?H
(
r?f 5'?' 1
ptvim.
)
Rafael.
11
{vm'a)
hit,
fut.
to
stretch out.
Pi. 1$T\ to spread; to support, refresh.
w/.Ki?5, imp.
W,
TBI, A* W*i f*NET!, pZ. 0^5*!, to bind to heal cure, [a wouud] to help; restore, mend, ,
,
comfort,
NDin, Tl ,..
..
5
healed,
AS. fut. /
#*)},
NST, Tr ..
,
cured,
mended.
.5
inf.
'to
be
restored,
Pi. NS"i,
inf.
be
to
P)T,
feeble;
to be remiss
njfi,
loosen,
NET, /ill. NET, 'to heal, to make sound, to restore;
n?in,
to cause to heal.
draw, to abandon,
inf.
S?irn
self
to
healed.
JUth.
to cause one-
be healed, to get
M?np,
to
to
let
slacken,
Hi.
fall.
sink,
or lazy.
pi.
to
to
Xi. pi. !1S"p.
to despond.
Pt.
weak,
slack,
to desist,
nB*]rtj
"";'
pjin. /ii ns-ji, to slacken, to desist, to with-
Hith.
let
to
T^fypy
self lazy,
alone,
leave to
to
off.
shew one-
indolent.
32;
"S3
I
nsn ITT nsn
8
m =
r
^ (rof5 \ ^
( lTl fe')
) /
si ITT nsi,
c.
adj.,
KJJ1
-
to run. /-/p*.
feeble, faint-
niSI, slack,
(
nisi
r
5fu')
H^l
pr.n.m. I
I
back
(
i-fld5'
a
of
D^TSI
couch,
/
)
litter. 5
(r fldl'm)
5
pr.n. of a
niSI, imp.
p*.
P nyj, *
slackness,
[m$a)
fut.
t>S"P, to trample, to
make
fond
to delight,
be
to
of,
frp_"p to be
muddy.
Ilith.
prostrate
or
agreeable; to
be taken for payment, to be paid. Pi fut. HST to seek favour, to appease. Hi.
H^1 n
CEinn
to
to
(rafeod?')
f,
off.
pay to
show one-
self pleasing.
fl\
c.
m,
(raBo'n)
i/i7/i.
(i-5frk)
lean
oneself,
only
inclination,
raft.
light, favour, grace, kind-
psinn, to
rest
t^SI
(rg'fgs)
m
mud,
slime.
PIS"} (raBl'd))
m,
(re'f?3)
DTSI,
only pi.
stable for cattle.
see y\l. (
I-
y8)
a ijiece.
pt.
murder, D,*?*?!"
2"I51
to
pi.
e.
0?*}, fut.
4
to
),
kill,
Ni.
fut.
be murdered.
Pi. fut. DJUIJ to kill, murder, to destroy,
5
^aH,
inf.
rut
slay.
crush. j
de-
pleasure,
ness, wilfulness.
n*T,
upon.
\-
n^inn
*P?"1
ni"!C?H, a float or
psi
fl
Hith.
Mf.s.iJin,iJki, good will,
HI'DSI
to
kind,
humble one-
self.
pi.
be
to
love,
:
muddy. --Ni.
.
gracious, propitious, to receive graciously; to be
despondency. fe>31
to
like,
pleasing- or
m
(rlfyo'n)
DB1,
fa/.
to be pleased, to
pr.n.m.
(r f?yg:')
"p^SI
Ba )
to take pleasure in,
Til.,
station in the desert.
!~PS1
(r 5
n^i, nsn,
pr.n.m.
(rg'f$$)
<1TE>1
observe with jealousy.
nisn.
see
1?Q.
(r*B 4Vd) Pi. fut. Ijft*,
TS"l to
hearted.
it
KlS^
(raBa') inf.
T
= fn
8
(y rQBBL'e^)
Pu. to
[probably for
fut. '
be
to to
nBT i- t:
crushed
nT
Pi]-
nm
326
^'^l
(rij'BCui))
m
a crushing;
cry, outburst of the voice.
N* ^H
(riBy*') pr.n.m.
*pji"l
(r'Bi'n)
,
a
of
pr.n.
)
to
pl f\vfi
f
H
to arrange, to tessellate.
(^' B ^ f )
stone
m
[others:
glowing burning
a
of
a
(rB'BSf) pr.n. ?]^l town in Syria, near the
Euphrates. *
(rIBpii')
burning
pn.
^P1
m
(r?ka'b)
rottenness,
caries, decay.
2>Z.
to
"Pj?."ll
p,
//.
to break, yXJf^i pl. D*Jtt1, to to to crack, crush,
bruise, to oppress; into, to
be broken, to be feeble. At. y^]\ to be broken, destroyed.
Pi.
to
leap,
^3?,
dance.
Hi.
*pj?1 (r^kko'n)
pr.it.
Hlpl pl.
(rlkku'
DTlpH,
a
m,
rf))
ail
only
anointing,
unguent. np_"J
(*'$)
/irf. njn?, pt mix, to spice, to
season,
fut.
a
of
town in Dan.
make unguents. -
oppress.
fut.
iljJH (rijkkri') /, *.. ipgi thin spot, temples, cheek.
to
Hi.
fui.
to leap,
to cause to leap.
/w. yjnj and yjn;, to break through, to dash,
An,
jump,
Pi. *7j?l,
pt.
jump,
/"
move up and
t
Hl?T'
tessellated pavement.
P /.
to
Sgl!,
be rotten, to decay.
to start.
(rlBp 5 ') pr.n.f.
bruised,
1j^, spittle.
A*
(rakri'b)
down,
coal.
(*)
w.i.
m,
(rpk)
Tg.T.,
yjn
no-
"Tp"J (r^k^'d) in/- 1j?1i
f hot stone,
2
nS^"]
pZ. tft/.
except,
solely,
see
^P!
coal].
r\B)f\
Fljfl
lean;
thing but.
perforate. p.
f
adj.,
thin,
to
pierce,
*)jn (t&vi) P t.
^V
(r*k)
only,
,c
(r?B*
pl
riil^l,
Syrian king.
y"J
"^ dash to pieces, f"]l to crush. Hith. HtfTnTl to dash against one auother. to
npT.
to
to
perfume, Pa.
to {
>t.
327
v
I"*
npHD
mixed
be
to
or
Hi. imp. HjP'nn to
spiced.
spice, to season.
nj?H
(rg'k&$)
njPT (r5'k^)
m
hammer
out, to overlay.
Pa. p. beaten out.
Hi.
stret ch
to
be
to
gJ9
fut.
to
out,
extend.
m
(r&kk&'d))
to
fiT?-"!-
spice.
spice, per-
fume. njP'H
V#l
m
y"H c.
mixer
of
(rlkky'a')
''.Vi?"!)
only p. beaten-out
?n,
plate,
metal.
unguents. r
female
"^i^l (rkk5^5 f a )
mixer
Ti?l
of
o.
of
JTi?.1,
firma-
heaven,
ment, sky; pavement,
PJ?H
m
(ifhfk)
floor.
thin cake
for offering.
(r5k$'m) pt. D]Pi, design, varie-
delineate,
gate;
Pu.
embroiderer.
pt.
D1
to be
shaped formed curiously. (re'kem)
E|2"l
&H
(ras)
in
of
pr.w.
p.
Bh
tH,
n^|?h
to
of
a
DgH
of
tfn.
see t^'T.
(rlsyp'n)
see
m permission.
n^'Nl. D^'l,
(raSH'm) pt. p.
to write
down.
or
JHjh a
Benjamin; pr.n.m.
w-s. npjTH (rikmr) di*. dtidp"]. Dnbpl. p r t t t
(rasiT)
be godless, less,
town
pi;,
rij^l (rakkaft) pr.n. town in Naphtali.
*jrtH to
Djl
fut.
spit.
unguents.
(rakiv) m,
vault
ppn (nM'k)
Hi.
wicked,
fractious,
V&y?,
V^'T,
/"wt.
to
law-
guilty.
inf.
gyiB,
/",
i.
i
'
:
I
i
I
'
:
varieni?pj^1, embroidery,
work
or
garment, party-coloured work.
gated
^1-
(
r 5ka
yp-1,
c to
M.
Vp.i, beat,
crush.
,c
)
inf.
vp.t,
Vp.11, to
and imp. pt.
to
y?x
stamp,
expand,
Pi. vp.i, fut.
to
vgi;,
convict, to declare guilty, to to
condemn, act
to
overcome;
wickedly,
mis-
chievously.
^l(rfsr)a^.,^.DWl, c yw'l, f n$tf], sinful,
wicked,
godless, lawless,
vicious, unrighteous, guilty;
sinner, oppressor, apostate.
W
328
wfil
r
VQh
iv.s.
(#!*') m,
godlessness,
wickedness,
unrighteous-
pZ.
(r$ttqk$
iV'f 1,
CVISH,
nrn
(rs^'^)
make
ness, lawlessness, injustice,
to
unlawful gain.
[*.].
Hi.
D^ryfl, wickedness,
^. Dpi
f"
1
spark, S>^1, lightning; flame,
HB?>
to
boil
nrn
to
boil
to be agitated.
nT.T
fut.
1
(r^f),n,pZ.D^-], flash,
c.
*
the
same
as Pi.
wicked deed.
^tth
**
seethe,
Pm.
[tnir.],
tf.
Pip^ni, a
pi.
/,
)
chain.
(i-g'^ct))
(r${hVni)
bind
fever,
fast,
a seething. On"), to
t,n^.
to harness.
Drn .(rp'O-H
plague, pestilence.
m
m, pi.
DW".
a
?]L^H
t>tH
broom-plant,
pr.n.m.
(rg'sgf)
Pi
(r^sj's)
npp"1
/uf.
to
waste, Pu. Wft] to be
ttfafh},
destroy.
(rlfrnni')
pt\.
PD"1
pnT., unchained [perh. for
to be
a net for fishing or fowl-
pT}V to be broken]. pn"l to be bound.
ing; net-work.
pirn
see
nprn
tfT. T
m
(r^kr)
/,
Pu.
only
pi.
nipp"), a chain.
I
(r&tto'k)
a
(rf**'k) Aft Art.
destroyed.
2 ntth V IV
of
station in the deserr.
to
and PlgU^
HP*] (r*r*)
i
terror.
fcr
t^ with
IP'
letter
of
Y& =
called as a te>, T
HSL^
the twenty-first the alphabet,
numeral
natr I" :
=
300.
sec Mfeg. ITT
5
(u 'p'r)
leaven.
ftf [tooth];
m
a lifting up
and face elevation,
[of
the head
cheerfulness];
majesty;
pimple.
ferment, Lattice-work.
scab,
329
itt
:
naa^(tfww)/ pi.ni?^ 1
l
lattice-work,
lattice,
net,
D2fcP
or
% (fl?b?'m) / \
it:
(Bibmg,')
PtB^fc t
pr.n. of a place
V0
(BSbiT),
2^
tf?fr
ill
(85be'
dance,
to
Uyntr,
ygtyz,
abun-
iv.s.
satiate,
T^V,
inf.
T2't_,
fut.
V2& {HW) m
pt.
satiety,
JQfcp pi.
c vpfr,
satiated, satis-
D^VS^j
fied,
adj.,
)
full,
Pi.
("ftfcP T T
"DtP
f
W0
aud nvnfr it:t
riiw
/U*.
to
wait, expect, hope, wish, to look for. 1,3^,,
TDM?
(Bc'bgr)
m,
w.S.
^.0
grow, to
become
to
make to
be
201
Vtitit.
ITT
gv'b)
pr.n.m. adj.
high,
Jnfef.
(Bfdra) Pi. TJfy /to. ^ pl u & u repeatedly,
i
harrow. (B5dg')
Blfe nii^, c.
m,
*Wi ni-jtp,
<?.
rpip,
TOft
n^,
P*-
a
or field, open plain, cultivated field, piece or of land, open country, territory, district.
parcel ,
expectation, hope.
to
20)
Hi. fut.
see
i*
satiety, fulness.
^0,
fut.
to
great, mighty.
TSJ> ^3
(BgbaT) Pi.
to
20),
mighty,
(B*ggi')
tylty
v
be
?
(fi
w.s.
* (Bib's') / \
(B<?bV)
see
I
to
nyntr it:-
Pu.
protected.
atWb>
m,
fut.
raise, to protest,
abun-
(Bo'b^)
20,
make high,
having
dantly.
yntT
to
high, lofty, strong, safe, exalted, unsearchable.
steep,
^tf&
ae
201
to act nobly, to protect.
abundance. (D5bc'
Ni.
202, f~202,
pt.
safe.
the same as Pi.
fi^B,
be steep,
to
(fifg&'b)
')
to
Hi.
satisfy.
D-5^
surfeited or
Pi. V2J&, inf.
tired.
to magnify, to praise.
be extolled.
a
/W. yjaft
have
to
to be
great,
high, strong; to ascend, to
to be full, filled, satiated, satisfied;
make
to
to
$?,'
WffiU'pt. grow,
:
i
Reuben, near Heshbon.
V2W
fut.
let
window.
inf.
T
I
large.
Hfe> (B5day) m, i.p. H^, poetical form for ~0.
DHff
330
D?TO>
pr.n. pi. in
(Blddl'm)
DJ^0
p^.V valley of the fields, the valley of Sodom. i"H"ltT
only
/,
(tffflfrtf)
pi.
FTTip, rfnfr, row, rank,
HIP (fig) m and / [also PIJ], c ntp, w .. 1}fr, VpfcV a
^H^
(W<J)
[HHtg
or
NnHnb
w.s.
m,
*[
a witness".
Hqfr]
f
(
D5 'hadci9r)[Chaid.j
testimony. 7
{QJ5
(fl&'hr$'n)
m,
only
little
moon, crescent, a neck-ornament of men and beasts.
D^in,^,
TpfcP
see Nb'J [Q. w/]. (ep)
only p.
,
uDity
weave. nbity,
(flops')
o.
/,
BW
w.s.
Tjl^
(Bo'bgd))
plain].
(*W)
^P?^T
entwined branches.
HDiti-*.
DtiP
D*
(fium),
DiT,
fa/-
Difr,
JjgW?,
P?p. to
p{?J^
hedge
in,
to fence in. (Bu'^ri))
Dfr\
Dfc>\
/
Dfe^l,
p.
D*p|p,
n^,
mfr>,
to
meditate, see n" ^'.
D^,
d'
|.
D^
p.
ngife, to
set,
t
to
establish, erect, plant, put, to lay in, to
down, to
appoint.
D^&,
constitute,
to
Hi. imp. ^P'jPJ}, to set, to turn,
Ho.
fid.
CVV to' be
[D^V.l for D^;i] put or set.
-nk' /.
pf.
(Bim) Dife>,
imp. D^fr, /fat C^f;. D*jjh f
to lay in.
(Bug)
of
aent.
an unknown place
pt. 2
pr.n.m.,
only pi. D^rpr-T,
to set
thicket,
in
the mountains
[in
and in the
make,
m
)
of
pr.n.
tion.
nttP
or
"p.ir?
rptr, ir.ir ( two towns
P61fc>,
pZ.
destruc-
DD\S^, tumult,
/ill.
fid.
2C.5.
m,
(Bod?)
and
1
8*lt'
^ifcy
hedge
PL
to twist, plait,
Judah
[young] sheep or goat.
X'itr
to
interweave, fence in.
nDii^, twig, branch.
file.
pZ.
fc
"11
1
(Bur)
/w.v^vl, it'Xl to
(v$yy5'fiyr),
saw;
to con-
1
i
tttiP (But) c.
only p*. "'P^, to turn aside [tnlr.].
TptP
pi.
totr,
(fiq$)p. i)^, to entwine,
tend
or
strive;
to
rule,
govern. MS
1w"
(Bur) "HO, inf. w.s. *^tP, to go away, to depart .
nnlt^
(Bor5')
pHlt^
f row, order. pr.n.
(fi?r?'k)
of
a
C^fc
(fip),
frfr.
in/-
&$, tfi^,
p/-
(Bifi).
Wte^, imp.
frit?,
fut.
w&\,
to
leap,
fc^i, p. to
rejoice,
exult, to be glad. a
nj*
(6c'
m
^)
(B 5 t$')
ntpfcp
to
9^.1,
n$t^,
/uf.
be
to
deviate,
faithless.
valley, see p]l^.
^^
V'W
331
rvjife
Dttff
meditation.
Dtp^,
an enemy,
as
to
hate,
to to
persecute,
attack. *]ttt>
thought,
/.
(B5ta'm)
treat
to
inf. w.s. fotpfr,
(fia-tii'n)
WP^ vW= W;' p-
fut.
w.s.
pz.
c.
P*-
1P-^,
accuser, adversary. nnti^, to to
nni^l
swim.
i/j.
fut.
make swim,
to
f
m
(Bata'n)
adversary,
opponent, accuser, enemy,
Satan [f^n].
drench.
^nt
j^^
a (Bf'^y) to
1
swimming.
HJP^
(eitna')
f accusation.
2
laughter, joy; jest;
scorn,
object of scorn. ttnfcf
HJtpt^ (Bitn5') pr.n. well near Gerar.
JOt^
(6 ? ^i]L't) fut.
top^,
to
press out.
pinfr
a
eleva-
height,
tion.
}*\Wty
pn&> (Ba^a'k) in/, ph^, /. pp ^, to
m
(Bf)
of
(Bfp'n)
town in
pr.n.
of
a
Issachar.
1
to laugh to scorn.
pnfc, to
a*
jest, to
sport,
Hi. pt.
at,
laugh,
to smile Pi.
pHt^,
at.
inf.
ppfcj,
p. pp&9,
play,
dance,
to
make merry.
pTli^ft
to
mock,
pt.
of
[or 3*fc] pf.
(Bib)
2^,
y&
(Beb)
D^fr
transgression [others: transgressor, unjust judge].
nn^,
and
become grey,
to
have grey
to
hair.
m
[or 2)&],
rfl'fr
iv.s.
(Beba)
/,
w.s.
\I?n^, grey hair, old age; old man. c'
see pin^f.
tDt> (u?t)*n. only pi.
2W
Hebrew mount Hermon.
(BlVu) pr.n.,
name
13^, and
deride.
pW
^WW
NW (b%)
[=
JPD]
away, privacy.
m
a
going
bib
332
>fr
Tt^
1
pf
(flfo)
ft]fy,
work,
to
cover with lime, to plaster.
*Pt^
lime,
(eld) to
W,
tfTfc>
gypsum.
nfr,
D^J,
A<*.
to
sing,
HjDte^ (fl^yr)
r?^
Pi.
complain.
nTpfc>
*3^
m
B j'a$)
TXty,
8
m
(uj'a^)
Pi.
,
.*.
/;
wfr,
see], to
only
pi.
W}fP
i2\
m/.s.
m,
(Bpd))
Hi.
T",*-?'",
look
to behold,
at,
pay attention to; to have insight, intelligence, t
to act understanding; prudently, to have success;
thorn.
T\&
h$ty to do [lay hands]
to
see DitT. (B?d)) to,
in-
inf.
meditation, devotion.
T]fc>
have
to
(fifW)
^ifn, h^m,' imp. fut. pi. i^sVn, ?*?fci, ??#!, j*. ?^fcO [which
Bftfy,
pi.
to
rgjf.
purposely.
shrub, bush.
nrpte> (Bi^r)
D^
=
sight, to act prudently.
talk, complaint.
Dp^,
/ a hiring.
to cover,
(B^^'rf))
^,?^ w.8.
.
meditation, thought; speech,
rptr
journey-
fl
2
a knife.
)
(tfdtfrr)
protect,
consider. (
(
6 5^I' r
man, day-labourer, hireling.
nniiP) to meditate, to
rptr
pr.n .to. [or
(BJkkl'n) hi
^PW
to meditate, to
to speak, to talk; to
muse; fut.
B j'..$)
[n^f], p/.ntr, m/t rrfr, imp. rrfr (
things
see njr.
1
rpfcr
precious
[others: flag].
en-
to
teach;
inf.
insight,
closure.
wisdom;
prudence, !"l3fc>
/
(Bukk5')
sharp
weapon.
pious.
f
^-f (flf c&u) j>r.. of a locality near Raman.
^DtP
m
(B^d)vl')
1
[others:
watchman,
nptT
?
i.
e.
(B d,Tyy 5 ')
cock].
f
only
[but see
big m,
pi.
r*;^-', show, sight, Bhow-
to
twist,
insight,
meteor or
(m*i)
bjfcy
(
mind
pi.
prudent, intelligent, wise,
Pi-
lay l
bl%
Pi.].
bi$ {arm
(flg'^i), i.p.
?J#,
intelligence, siglit.
bi'y, to
cross-wise
*rJ.
>^-\
prudence,
cunning, BUCC6M
in-
333
ntafcr
l"T
O'^^V,
'o^\, '/
folly.
iDtp
(
fiW'r)
TW,
in/
left,
to
left,
northward. 1
/.
Ibiy,
the
1"^!, p. "pfe
ngtP (Bam^), np^ (65/. nbip, imp. np ^ mc'n^) 1
to hire, to buy, to ["1,3b], Ni. 1,3^ and Hith. bribe.
12n ^n ;
be
to
to
hired,
1
payment,
0.
""1,3^,
wages, reward.
hire, fare,
Pi.
HDiP,
in/.
and imp. Qpfr,
riBfr,
/*.
n^b'^, to make joyful, to Hi. gladden, to cheer.
pr.n.m.
(fifd^a'r)
(Bg'djgr)
m
hire,
wages.
make
Mp^
glad.
(fi$me'a$)
adj.,
pi.
cheerful,
re-
2
glad,
quail [also
coZ?.].
c'/hp^,
pz.
joyful,
joicing.
nhDtP
niD^,
niD^,
dress,
garment,
joy,
(fipma')
(fi$lmo'n)
^u7p
or
"jlD^
pr.n.m.
mJ. "frfcD^,
(B'mB'l) Ml ,
left
"left side,
hand, northern side, north.
nyt?te>
imp.
take the
fat.
v^ttt^n, pt.
?XptyQ,
left side, to
to
turn
to the left, to use the left
hand.
rejoicing,
(B'mi^?')
/
cover-
rtefcP (aim') f, c. rfeQty, w.s. in?W, p. ri'toif', 0. ni72piP,
garment,
dress,
mantle, cloak.
*2P^ ^Klp^l,
rpp^,
banquet.
rfetr and
0.
ing, carpet.
(BUlm&'y) pr.n.m.
bSDt^, hsrpt^
/,
gladness,
feast,
3
(Bim^r)
c.
mantle.
n^btr
be
glad, cheerful, joyful, merry,
rpptf'n to
IDL^ "]Dt^
m,
(Barfja'r)
IT.
H^pfr, /M .'riB^,
to rejoice.
hire oneself out.
n^
,
pi.
to
pr.n.m. (fi&ml&'y)
rPfcftfcP i* t :
?
(fi \
pr.n.m.
manU'&)*
/
*
a
poisonous lizard.
*Otr
(Dane') in/.
imp. tt*#,
^^,
fid.
N#
*$?,
,
p*.
mow it
334
T
I
:
D'syfr p*.
pi. i#\fy, to hate; pt. hater,
Ni.
enemy. to
V$f), pt.
X0Q
njOtP
tytyh
be hated.
Ni.
"IVtW to storm, to rage.
Pi-
Pi.
1$)
fut.
to
away,
/ hatred, en-
away
carry
storm.
swee P
to
in to
IVP^H
Hith.
rush on, to assail.
mity.
e
W$&
(emu')
nWjft it
adj.,
only /
hated.
'
:
"W* (B9 /W. "W%
imp. nvjr,
4'r)
to
to shudder,
fear.
T^
?
(D nl'r) p>-.ra.
of
mount
Herinon among the Amorites.
IfiftV (fl&"*r)
m
a shudder-
ing; storm. tcmpe>t. ;
T^ TvV
TJ&
1
(65Tr)
TptP D^TV^, /HTV f liail T# 'niv'f,
p/.
pi.
thought
rage, to be agitated.
A**-
to hate violently.
(Din'')
BVfef.
c.
c
^,"
p.
/T^Ut^,
only
n,
(B&Yf)
*1J?^
,
m,
(Bfs'r)
1V f,
0.
0.
;
pi.
,
shaggy, rough; sh6s. buck,
he-goat;
demon,
hairy
single one and
co//.].
"1^ see T,V^\ niVp (B W) 5
storm,
/"
tempest.
satyr.
shower
*V}ty
0.0* 1flJ<jR pz. nn>;r, hair [a single one and coll.].
of rain.
(BeTr)
mountainous in
district
a
of
pr.n.
and wooded Edom, and
people therein; pr.n. of mountain in Judah.
a riTVtf
/
(fi*1ri')
barley, pi. grains of barley.
D^H^ti'
a
[see
a she-goat. yyty*] T J
;
ngtr .,.
(Bjfr)
'<pb^,
ninBty,
I"
pr.ntn.
(fl**$lfm)
lip,
/,
n? f V4.
0.
,
iop?^,
pj.
0.
mouth, speech,
2
nTyfcr
(u<W)
pr.n.
place in Ephraiir,
10.
of a loc.
language; border, edge. njDfcP
(tkiuiMi)
make bald
.
netr, to
or scabby.
TIP T
335
Dsty T T
I
I
DSfcf
llith.
M/.s.
(flsft'ni) to,
l'DS^,
\3StP,
>Z.
p.
p<.
(Bff$'n)
^SfcP
c.
to hide,
to conceal.
(zm'k)
fut.
1
pSW
pBV\
to suffice.*
pStp*
(
or clap
to strike -ffi. fut.
TTfc?
to
(avc'4)
to
flee,
escape.
"Ht?
5
plaited or
to
r$'d)
(fi
twisted work.
*"H^
to
(fi^'i'ed)
awl, stylus,
red-pencil.
[hands]. to
con-
covenant
[by
p&tyl
a
clude
pB^,
/to.
fi5 f,Vk)
be inter-
to
i.lH^n
woven.
beard, mustache.
^^P
(B5r?') to strive,
to
contend.
striking hands]. iv.s.
pSfcP (fig'fgk) m, w.s. ipStr, stroke,chastisement [others:
m,
(fijk)
i.p.
cloth.
dress.
mourning
sack,
%
*
sack
stuff,
w.s.
pfc>,
1* DTP*.
?.fc coarse
<"Q^ \HP
scorn or abundance]. pfc?
n^lli^, princess, lady.
^nlt?
m thong "^"lt? shoes and sandals]. nitj*
nptf (fi?kar) nnjf'$, to let
IjPffJ,
P.
;>.
/frZ.
glance [the or
impudently
eyes]
co-
(fi&r)
Dnfr,
c.
fp.
1^, pi
commander,
chief,
prefect,
head, ruler,
leader,
noble,
(fi?r&'e)
5
(y fi9r&'g),
Ph.
to
be
fid.
$&)
twisted
together, to be strong.
/wa-
to
make
iV'.
/.
ttl&'J
(Bg'rgt) ' V
(fl^rg'tgO-)
^Ht^
to
and ntSliP VI V T
/ incision.
(Bari'g-)
m,
only
pZ.
shoot D^nty. D^nty, "IT' 'IT' I*
of
!
vine.
T^
prince.
XW
&ii&
cut,
be lacerated, to be hurt. I
^^, master,
to
incisions. to
V V
to,
(Bjra't) tn/l
)^?,
tDlfcP
quettishly. "It?
see **\\f.
(Bg'rae^) pr.ra./.
4 tt
[for
ro'd))
WfTfy tilt?
(figk&'d)
pr.n.m.
?
be bound, to be harnessed.
Iptf
also
pr.n.f.;
5
(B ry'g) (fi
to
iVi.
(65r5')
(65ray).
c-
(Barl'd)
m, P Z.
DHnfr
\T"]^j fugitive, vivor, one escaped, nant.
sur-
rem-
ppto t it
ink
:M>
:
nnt^ itt:
(b v
5
and i-TI^ itt tftjP
iW) *
poisonous
(Blryo'n) pivw.
*]int^, |l"lt^
mount Hermon among
of
#., /?pl. niftH^, combed, heckled. (Darl'k)
to to complicate, *
:
i
entangle.
D*Op"lfc^ chief
[=
xntp to
D^^
pr.n.m. the eunuchs].
(fi$rfl*c&i'm)
of
p.
have
to
extend,
n,
p.
lengthened limb.
(Qhm')
c.
/",
nsiif
pn^_(B 5 rp'k) ^Z.
adj.,
a
to stretch oneself
D^ilt^ vines with red 1
pit? and
,
p-rtfc>
npT"i;f
(Borfk)
(Bp'rvkn')
pntP
"nip p.
tation.
(fiore'k)
.,.
1D-|^
?]i^ p*.
p.
:
to
riiS"^tf*
,
to
destroy by
K|^, burnt,
burnt.
/wfc
5
i
burn
;
p]T>
~.
to rule,
"l^ f H
nip;,
govern. to
make
oneself ruler.
P]^
"pcrtr (B5Bp'n) m,
c.
litrfr
joy.
rit^ see
nsb\>
[&.],
fire.
Pflj^,
Pu.
a
(Byrfo'),
p]^,
p*.
*]n^, p?. nsnt^ D^nfr, it it'.: !.:''/ nsntp, pj.
a
Ascalou
(fiftfr) /iit pi.
"IjltP,
Hith.
tV.
(fi*r*'i)
]^, Dyitp/p*.
of
pr.n.
between
;
P)
m
superior kind of vine producing red wine.
and Gaza, see only pZ. *1JH^ ws. ''Cyi^, thought, medi-
)^ 6 w
/
m,
(B&r'H'f)
P)
pi.
red, fox-coloured;
Hith.
out.
/w."
,
a burning, conflagration.
valley
*pt^ 4
p
pi.
grapes.
(B 5 rr)
^H.rii^n
pi.
angels [properly the noble, the high].
D^l^j nDlb'O, v v t
m,
serpent;
winged
nsntr
the Sidonians.
pn&>
(B5r5'f)
;
pr.nm.
(B^ray^'hu)
A'i.
to to
be
be
DjTlt^
(flfH'm)
to
close,
stop, hinder.
intr to
(flH'r) Afc/uf. ~\rt'\
break
forth.
^
337
ty
IT t^ with
tP
letter
of
called
)ytf
W
as
[tooth];
=
numeral
t%
the twenty-first the alphabet,
n$&
dagesh
loc. n H/iNl^, depth, abyss, nether world, realm of the dead, Hades.
fol-
lowing], fc', tf" = "IJ^fc, an abbreviation used as a
^Nt^
prefix.
NtP
pi
m,
w.s.
bn^,
destruction.
(Sfu'l) pr.n.m.,
}W
(gfVn)
w.s. FU'iKtp",
natr
(s 5 'rt>)
ixV>,
pt.
flVi
#!'
draw
m/-
a$#,
20, n1 ?W>
'pi.
/**.
t0
* ft
,n,
noise, tumult,
desolation, de-
roar, rush,
c.
Saul;
*?N#.
pair. (go)
nxw.
a
300.
[with
see
struction.
ttKtr (gsvt) m,
w.s.
*$*$,
[water].
contempt.
*S#., |>. D^Nt^, to
H^tP
PfjtftB* (s'iyyf ')
Jjjjy, J|8t#, pZ.
roar, groan.
? (s 'a ? 5')
C
/,
f^ft
^
ruins.
t/. '
(
?#,
jsa'ri)
n?Ntp' ) tit :
!%j^,
/M
.
1
pike*
M.fut.n$&\
(gra*)
/
to rush, to rage, to be noisy.
i"!8ty
(s5'5')
desolate.
to
nix^n, nvf'ri,
inquire,
Nl
row. to
71^j,
-Mi. inf.
beg
[as
question. c.
HSn^'p,
to
behold,
hkVfl.
a
hi*%\, to
fut.
beggar];
27i\ /
,
N^'l,
to grant,
?*#tf, 5
Hebrew-English.
1 l* '?' )
to fut.
to lend.
"
7t
inf.
ask for oneself.
pi h$&,
lay
waste.
to gaze at.
to
require,
demand, entreat, beg, bor-
become
to
^N^*,'
nj#fe>-, 2>. p.
ask,
Ni. fut. niftfj
to be laid waste.
pi.
^
?*w, it' ?1k#, it?
imp.
a roaring, groaning.
9'*1),
/destruction,
pr.n.m.
22
u. 3:5s
^kw v:i
1
~\XW
(Sfr) m, mm. *)*t
/ request;
mKtt> it
pr.n.m.
n"lSt^
rHw. bWpbxW oV
'
*
relationship. r
5
(b '$ltr?'l)
(sg"<?ra
rp"is^ live
tran-
quietly,
]y$W (&"
'^W,
n$'n)
adj.,
w.s.
O%0,
nKt^
niiJXtif, quiet. njSxtJ', IT* SI* * *p?.
JQt^
'
peaceful,
secure, prosperous, subst.
proud;
pride.
DKtt>
=
*]8JP
(55\Vf) inf.
to
easy,
pant,
breathe,
blow,
snort,
D#.. PjiX^ A*
DDtf, see
snuff;
or greedy.
1XW
(g 5
Vr) to be
left,
Ni.
remain.
to
^,W-,
onx^:, /n-js^,
mS'r'l to
main,
be
to
left,,
survive.
0.
to re-
D^^p* 2!2^
;
Hi.
over; to be
"IStT
5
(s
Vr)
left.
m
tribe;
only
pZ.
pr.n.m.
m,
(sjb$'b)
D^QtP,
little
fragment,
piece.
rp%i
imp.
u'jitf,
P t.
EM3#,
fpl.
fut.
p.
r$t,
p<.
iqf,
P i.
nij3^,
to lead
to carry off, to
away,
to
tivity
or
"Qttfa
to
it
to let TKtf'n, fut. T,tf#!, remain, to leave, to keep
an pi.
pr.n.
b5')
Arabian
captive, p?.
of
gent.
5 (
be eager
to
destruction,
/"
(g?0-)
ruin.
tranquil,
tv.s.
f,
rem'IpHj^^i remainder,
f
pi.
pr.n.f.
)
(s'W*)
nant, residue, survivors.
quilly, at ease. a
blood-
("-tf/1 f
-:i
for
be or
pvt tim)
flesh; food; blood-relation.
obtained by entreaty. (s*Vl5-) T J"6f<t^
nstr
pr.n.m.
'
a thing
petition;
request,
I
2^1
ws.
nrhxvf t t
2VT
hold
lead into capNi.
exile.
be
led
away,
;
to be held captive.
*QtP
r
(b i,p')
stone.
m
a
precious
agate.
S La
K"Qt'
rest,
nant, remainder.
rem-
(s'lu.rc'l)
pr.n.m.
vnty
330
rbhtf
tDltp nlJOtf. .it'
'
niV3^, \ T
c.
.
'
I
I
seven
m
(s'bs't)
month
of the
eleventh
Hebrew year
[February to March].
days, a week, sennight; a heptad, period of seven
Vi^',
totf.
weeks
away,
captivity,
flty?^ 30 festival of the seven weeks, pentecost; &p\ ni?^ 3D or years;
the Passover.
h^a^
?1B>
riV3^',
(
V%?i
vL
I-
captives;
misery, affliction.
flW
(?bi')
t
^
\
T
/
;
:
i
/
(sibyf)
captivity,
captives.
Ht?^
(
Q b y5')
pr.n.m. [also
1
Pi.
(sabi^)
1
*>
ratf
nat^Di'
[for
praise, to glorify.
self,
IZftA.
to boast.
n0),
to
calm,
still,
Hi. pt.
fut.
n\$&n
the same as Pi.
t32t#
(ge'bet)
[and
/"],
or
staff,
c.
only
w.s.
pi.
M^ntf, path, way. D*Qt* (s^bl'fi) m, only pL little
suns used, as a head-dress.
WW
yfiU&f-
(&WV)
adj.
nyW,
n>:w',
f
'num.,
tVyftty, ny.lV, the seventh.
tD3# ('bgt) rvatp J]95^,
pZ.
'
D^ITf,
m,
(sabi'l)
D^D^W', net-work, or Pi.
(g$NjL'$)
soothe.
^^
to
niin^'j to praise one-
rQt* a
1
ira^',
'
m
away, captive.
(soM'y);
n^lt?
in/,
/
only
adj.,
fi
flame.
captivity,
TQ^
exile;
.pr.n.tn.
swearing;
oath,
curse.
/
m
t]\2Vf, led
wis!
leading
captives.
7lt^ 1'
a
5
(s bi'^)
/
= mntf,
captivity, captives.
S
PW',
stick,
72t^
(so'bgi)
?n
train [of a
rod, thrashing-stick; robe].
ruler's staff, sceptre; stem, tribe,
spear.
division;
lance,
7P2t^ M?
(gablu'l)
m
(Sibbo'leO-)
a snail. f,
22*
pi.
it
MO
v
:
D^zr,
ear
5S^i
c.
f
[
Y^W
branch;
point, stream, water-course.
corn],
n;ntr v t
*ontt>, v t
*
5
'
12'v, p! P i^,'to break in pieces, to rend,
^n;j2^' IT
'
b$nyf'hy) pr.n.m.
.
to tear in pieces; to break,
[thirst].
*.
yjtf,
jgflft,
12^'n,
quench
hurt,
destroy,
fut.
i;r\
inf.
pt.
(^b$ny 5 ').
:
confusion,
Qtr 1 [mi'*)
pr.w.m.
?T02tt> it: (s
m
(ggbs'B)
giddiness [others: cramp].
(g^n 5 ')
:
i
:
i
12V
AT 12^' T inf. fut.^2^ p't.^l ,
c. *Wfl f -TttY '^ t0 be broken, to be wrecked
pi.
to swear, to con-
niV3^, it: -
'
'
an
with
firm
swear
to.
77/.
oath,
to
V^'H,
inf.
or
to
^at^'D,
p^.
cause
to
to
swear, to bind by an oath to
;
adjure.
w.s.
m
f, c.
sevenfold;
du.
D?ry?ty' seven times, sevenfold; pi. WyiUf seventy.
nP2t^
(sJbV)
pr.n.
a
of
-
(sii.-a'n?) i/ \ *.
.
- nsp# IT
I,^?,
wreck,
crush,
77i.
to
Arf.Yptf! break forth,
to to
open [the womb].
nntr*
(*'*)
inf.
Imp. pi. xyytft fd. p*.
-nr,
fut.
nftf;
1ffi
anzf
^j.
Hi.
food.
TJ?tfl, p.
t
to
,
T^S,
to
sell grain.
Y?V,
(fi?W')
weave
cause
pt.
;
seven.
yntT
shiver,
inf.
-]3t?,
10),
buy grain or
well; see also V3,^.
TOntr tit:*
to
to
by penitence.
13^',
fut.
rflEJIff,
DPV2*2f, seven, seven
times,
Pi.
smash.
c
H^ntf,
yntp,
torn in pieces;
broken
Ijtf,
jatjp (g^br) num.
and
_
in-
maimed, destroyed,
be
be
be
to
foundered,
jured,
after
a
Pu.
to
checkered pt.
}\2-' ^
to be set [precious
stones
pattern.
in gold].
",,"
,-.p.
p.
i^,
D"H2ty,
shattering, ture,
w.*.
a
n^v',
breaking,
breach,
destruction,
frac-
misfor-
"DW
341 I
tune, injury; interpretation,
seventh
solution.
year.
12W 2
(gg'bgr)
m, w*. I"}^',
^rOt^
m,
(sibb^ro'n)
*|*i"l2t^
C.
"p"!?^',
destruction.
D*H!2^
of (gttyjpfm) pr.n.
and
between Ai
locality
a
m
(sabbffro'n)
sacred
of rest, sabbath.
VftEJ
^ (bb 3-a'v); .v/7
|
a breaking, pain,
sabbath-
year,
time
grain, corn.
W
?
\
;
T
|".T
(sagf) pr.w.in.
jiPP (5?$'?) inf., w.s. 0,4^, p. 3JtP, to err, to transgress.
Jericho [or mjpl. quarries].
ro#
{mv$)
n2t^\
come
to rest, to
to
fut.
keep
n'3t^,
to cease,
to desist,
to
an end:
sabbath
the
Ni.T^V?)
to Hi.
rvntr'n, inf. nrr^'n, imp.
pi in^yr:, jut. n'^'i, n3B^, to cause to rest, to let rest, to
to
bring to an
abolish,
remove,
destroy.
rQB* 1 (sg'), zc.s.
njtT to
H^':,
j*.
DJJit^ to waver,
wander,
to
go astray,
to err, to transgress.
nrfn,
fut.
to lead
nrf:, p.
astray,
Hi.
rgtftj-,
to seduce.
D,
M
:
b'^V'l, psee, to look, to view,
gaze ip-
Arf.
(gaga)
or
be ended, to cease.
end,
sin, transgression.
PttE>, pZ.
sacred day.
unconscious
error, mistake,
to
to
at.
H3#,
ilJD^,' rest, cessation,
inactivity [from TVtff]. a
nnf^
/ a sitting,
(gg'bgS)
dwelling, seat, place [from
error, transgression.
I.t^
(sfeg5y?'n)
niJ^l^',
m,
pi.
enthusiastic song,
hymn, dithyramb. ri2t^
r\3#, ninatf, rest,
f and m, c. fetf, Pz. of nttfljsft day
(sabbs'ft)
(Sagii'l)
/m: hx?), to
be rutty, to
c.
Ni. fut. ?Jt$)
holy
sabbath;
b$&
res.
seventh
week,
day,
sacred
lie
to
with.
be lain
with, to be ravished. -fPu. *?%& the same as Nu
H)tf
IT "
s}0
favourite wife.
to
TIP' and
ITf
be
to
074^9,
in
frenzy, to rave, to be
-ffith.
S3QfO,
a
$0^9, rntr
pt.
feign oneself mad, play the madman.
(siddr) /,
"HS?
(tifegvYn) n a raving,
l^|Pr
to
(syddj'd)
ruined,
TOP
fut. '
P i.
n-r,
m
[adj.]
mistress, wife.
to
to
Ph.
laid
waste, Ho. destroyed. to be destroyed.
mad.
to
,
ruin.
oppress,
be pi.
13B^ pt "n#2
T3#],
f paramour,
(??'l)
consort of an oriental king,
(s$dd<L'y)
mighty, powerful, almighty
madness.
"W (*>*) is
brought
>
c
W< what
-
a young
forth,
"l^SHtr
V*^'
one, fetus.
1&
(g$d)
tf
DH^,
m, du.
[=
ir'.s:]
there
c.
pr.w.wi.
(I*4f't>'r)
(suddi'n)
composed of and V", that
a judgment.
is
w,
iyiy, a ftp, W .s. woman's breast, pap, teat, 1t>
field,
(s?d) to,
only
wicked demon,
Ttr
1
(god)
?
>J.
D*J#,
idol.
= 1#
mi,
a
mother's breast. *T^' ity,
(sod)
m
violence, sever-
oppression, destruction,
(5 5 da*d)
m/-
^W,
rob, destroy, ravage, plunder.
--Ni. 1,#J
waste.
Pi.
to be laid
*H'\
ful.
-
'
1
:
>
CBJ
(5*4*')
p.
pt.
nlSW, r'^Tf
flpl
to parch.
,
to scorch, to blast.
ing;
f a scorch-
?
dcnV)
(s
=
1^^
"PT^". (sld.lalVa)
m
a
scorching, blasting, blight.
Dnt* stone
n"Tn^*, to be violent, to use violence, to oppress,
:
1
cornfield, vineyard.
nS*Tt#
ruin.
TTO>
t
'
:
1
bosom.
(so'hrim) vi a
[onyx,
precious or
beryl,
chrysopras].
untp
W= t
N*|E'
(s^>'h^m)
pr.n.m*
sir". :t
(sav')
m
nothingness,
vanity, inanity; falsehood,
r\W
343
Kity
lying, vainness, sin, wicked-
back; to give back, restore,
ness, calamity.
return;
S
\w
5
pZ. w.s.
m,
(so)
HXW (S?V)
and a
pr.n.m.
(s v?')
Sltb
/',
Dn X^, s
c r\K#, tu-
crashing,
roaring,
mult, storm, tempest, de-
7*0^ nnltr
m/>.
(vyy5'sQb),
p.
5
nr^', ntf,
brought
pr.n.m.
(ga'b^'fl)
=
1
(spbrb)
(sub) pf. 1^', in/- nlt^,
n^ nW,
re-
20\
3J2HD, to be or given back.
pt.
struction, desolation, ruin.
2W
answer; to
to
revoke; to render, to offer.- Ho. I^IH, fut. call,
adj.,
pi.
away,
turning
D^Zl^i^',
rebellious, apostate.
^2W\
c.
D^n^',
[oneself]
2^',
pfc.
inlr. to
turn
to
,
m^ I
come back,
to turn round, to
be con-
verted, to turn
to.
to turn
be restored; tr. to restore; to do repeatedly, to
from; to
PH.
repeat.
fut.
aijitf,
inf.
ZDi^'D, to
back,
to
rnitf?, P
to
vert, restore, refresh. nails',
turned
be
n^'n, imp.
p
z.'
inf.
ntfn,
aside.
to
tr.
Hi.
n^'n, n^'n, rizpVn, 'fut.
QT, nVi, c.'rWp,
rO^'D-,
Pul.
P t. f n^it^'p,
'/
T
c'
to turn about,
away, at, to, upon; to draw, bring, drive or lead
return, con-
f
(sybf')
T
version
Tjni^
1t^,'
(sav 5 ')
to
Hlt^,
fut.
be
comparable,
tjsw.
p2!^'
W
pr.n.m.
Tit^ see
nj#
=
(soba'cfc)
?1# (soba'l);
t.
turn, to return, to lead seduce; to con-
tr.
cause
and
pf.
/rinnit^
(gobe'b) adj..
\2r\W I
to turn about;
pr.n.m.
spba'b)
nnitr
to
return,
2
(sBbe'k)
I
nw)\
like,
fit,
convenient,
H^,
p*.
H.^'9, to
even,
to
level,
put,
pt.
equal,
Pi. HUP",
enough.
to set,
Tltf T
see
to
place,
/. make calm;
lay.
Hi. fut. njt^l, to liken, to Ni. [mixed with compare. Hith.]
n;r^':
to
be
like,
to resemble..
H*l^
(save')
country.
m
plain, level
mtr
344
H-^
of
pr.n.
(s5v?')
a
v\W'
Dw
near valley Jerusalem, called the king's valley.
j,
(sum)
only
//.
D>p*tf, garlic.
1 /irf.
UJ-itC
sink,
to
be
town
to
be
de-
pf, n^',
(ci'a^)
rfitf'
nrf;,
to
bowed
down,
in. fut. rvtf; to
jected.
become depressed.
TyW
gent.
nrntT
*pH^.
(Sutt)$')
I
pt.
S>W?,
pr.w.m.
to cry for help.
(sp'a-)
ad/.
m =
D\p*S^',
tDK^, go about,
to
rove,
treat
/"uf.
tt^,
move, to row; with contempt,
pZ.
(g ? t)
p*.
D^ltf, a
train of a robe,
w.s.
7VW
^V]^
(g$u'i)
grewf.
T
C1
f
r help-
1
(savi) m, pf. D^yrj-,
(
Dfoflfl fox, jackal.
PPItT
2
(sCiVl)
rtrfj.
stripped,
(a'l$mml'^) pr ../". of a place D^t?
nW,
see Diitfi.
of
pr..
a
in Benjamin; pr.
n.m.
1W,
barefoot, captive.
[or
()
^'
;
'
m,
(syi) 9u
n*ipp^
wealth.
to
skirt, edge.
-
(sav)
district
7?1t^
1
for
pr.n.m.
to
scourge, whip; punishment.
?^
cry
yit^
m
(55V)
g^'
to
despise.
Bit?
^f
and
help. 1
to
Tfltf,
rich, noble,
m
(gjV)
J^tf*
B?B, p.
10.*.
m,
2
(sy^'m) pr.n.m.
imp. tttt^,
n
i f.
v&\ yx&
liberal, generous.
(su'a')
(yt)
n. yw\
(SS'v**)
PVt^
tDltt*
gent.
i
1
=
T
it
I-
(s*v*")
^l^
(SW)
'
3
i
a
of
pr.n.
Issachar;
cry for help.
/ depression,
depth, pit.
nrW
in
w.s. i>)W. fut.
pr.n.m.] patr.
(gy'nef))
and
W W I-
(synfm)
TfW fry*
D^IVW,
m, pL
porter, doorkeeper.
x^w [m]
fut.
F)vf;,
*.
13SltP'\ to bruise, to crush;
to pierce, to bite; to cover, to veil.
new
345 I
'it
=
pr.w.m.
(spf5'd^)
7]S*it^
TW p.
W]
of
WP
1
(sor?'r) mi [for
P&
TT
a lier in
wait, lurker.
^ttSltt* see DDlStf. it t i:
r
in
(spf 5 'n)
jSlt^
nfflpij
pr.n. of a town.
(Wn)
0.
rvhsitf,
ni-]?rf,
trumpet, horn.
cause
to
}WW*
to
Hi. to run
to overflow,
pW'o over.
pW*
(suk) m,
pi.
pltr (ok)
D*jjq#,
du. D?pjtf,
/,
0.
lower part of *jj?W, leg, the leg, hind leg, fore-leg.
TitT
(gpr)
ws.
n,
Dni^. head ct '
:
nW,
pj.
of cattle, ox,
hull, cow, calf.
after,
to
to
view;
look
to lie in wait.
2 (sijr)
see
T^*
pt^SP
n^
lily.
pj2W.
see rp#.
(Sv&g1*$)
n?r)-it^
pr.w.m.;
FjTi^
(g$z,'f)
to scorch, singe,
burn; to look on, to scan. #o.
p<. irf'tt, "Tttp (gaza'r) to he spun or twisted.
TW
(&d))
depressed,
ad/,
m,
pi.
/W.
imp.
(sa^a'd)
to
ihtS^,
FjOtf, a
give
present or a bribe. (sp'^ad)
m
gift,
present, bribe.
.
8
(syr)
TH^
1
iu. s.
"Hl^
TTW
(um') imp. f m>, to sink down.
to bow,
4
m, *>z. ni^tf [once nlT^], a wall.
H*l^
see
7P
i"
Titr
njtritt* (so'Unm!) f
1
round,
T,tr
pr.n.
city, Snsa.
dejected.
(syr) /id. Htft, to wander, travel; to look go,
-nt^
W^*
(am'n),
Persian
street.
way,
Ttt'
or
to
overflow,
abundance.
^?-
;
instruments
melodies or choirs.
of a
give
mi,
[flower and ornament]
musical pi.
1
"JEW m, p. D$#1ft lily
(pg 5 'n)
)tifi&
tf
(gQf)
(gyr)
pr.n. of a place
and desert near the Red Sea.
hi press.
fut.
nrrf'i
to
mh.7$hwf%,
niiqnt^n,
imp.
fui'Y\t\r\\if\
deinf.
niqp^'n,
nrr'\
pi.
346
iinty
nnw\ to
vi.
roniatftp,
pt.
bow down.
to
D^nP.Bto,
worship, to adore.
TlHt^
m
5
(S e&)5'r)
carbuncle,
ulcer,
elephantiasis.
after-growth.
blackness.
nint^ (awe-) /
nnt^ (sw$)
mation,
to
oneself,
prostrate
intf
thin board.
pit.
p/:
h#,
/.
nW
(g^'fr)
fiinW,
pt
only
/,
pit.
ntp; p i. tnfe'j, to crouch, to sink down;
^DJ^
be bowed, depressed. Ni. fut. r\Vf] to be bowed
fl.?Pt? (S*#n8*) / a shell, an odoriferous muscle.
nintp,
/we.
r
to
n^'u
to depress,
Huh.
low.
PIQlR^,
be
to
down, depressed, low [in the voice].
5]nt^ Hi.
to
m
(sa'd)$i)
make
m
(g&'^&f)
an unclean
bird, sea-mew.
nDf"^
qpiw'?, bowed be
lion.
/ lean-
(g*$$'fl&)
fut.
to
ness, consumption.
yng>
down, depressed.
(g*'$B)
pride,
t
self-reliance.
3 ts'ritf ,
tspt^, c.
imp. p*.
^B#,
kill,
pz.
fat.
fiptjitf,
Dpitf,
inW.
pj.
pt
uinti',
to
p.
to slaughter, to
mas-
sacre,
to
hammer
out, to beat thin,
to
murder; -
sharpen.
fut.
-
to
ttpir,
to
Ni. BpfifO,
be
killed,
^'
(5i'^Br) yr.n. of a place in Issachar. to
rub,
out, to
hollow out.
pntj?
ntpng* (siidrw) f B|3^ for Pn^'] HttTitT (tttftr)/a
[inf.
of
corrup-
be to
killing,
D^n#,
i
m
inllain-
p. intr,
to
seek
strive after,
inr,
inf.
to
search,
to
charm away.
to
earl v.
desiiv.
inr.
1p#?, pt "u~V, to
,,
(syct)Ci'r)
black:
Pi.
slaughter. t
p/.
dust; thin cloud; vault of
tion.
,
m,
wear
to
rout;
(sCi'd)^k)
int&*
g
to
pulverise;
to
heaven, sky.
slaughtered.
*pM^'
to
defeat,
'to
fut.
seek.
desire;
to
"TO'
^
847
Dnt?
(g^'^Lr)
tv.s.
n^ntP,
day break
m, i*. "TO, the dawn, early
,
light
^L ^' 1
destruc-
i
(S&'rftfifr)
tion, ruin, corruption.
;
r
W~}% son of the dawn, the morning star, Lucifer.
"TO, Tin^ (mov) pi D^ntf',
/
rfthtf,
P
z.
sunburnt,
black,
ni")ht^,
adj.,
see
n^oj^
niiw.
= youth]; others-' [of life blackness of hair. adj.,
ntiUf to stretch out,
D^tT
nnt^',
to corrupt, destroy, violate,
injure, to
act
wound, devastate; perversely,
wicked. rntp'ri,
Hi.
to
ftTlt>*tf,
be wi/".
r.TO'n, fr&.'nWi,
p. n*p^e,
to destroy,' kill,
ruin, corrupt, mar, injure; pt. see nTlty'.
pit -fall;
cistern; grave.
water -pit,
a
or
pour
flow,
to
abun-
out
tr.
to
overflow,
wash away,
to
drown, to
-Ni.
to wash, rinse.
fut.
to
P]p#:
be
overwhelmed; to be washed. Pu. *$&' to be rinsed.
*)W m
(&i&h f)C#
an
(
outpouring,
g ?'tef)
gush,
inundation, flood. "ltjttf
(s 5 t|i'r)
Dnp^, />.
p. ipV.
c.nt?^,
writer,
overseer,
pZ.
to write;
scribe,
officer,
prefect,
magi-
strate.
*Ht?tJ pit.
to
Pjpitr',
rush
overwhelm; be spoiled, /&. rn*^, Pi. corrupted, marred.
of
pr.n.
(sltti'm)
Fjtpt^,
to
and imp.
tt#
place and valley in Moab, opposite Jericho.
dantly;
iw/.
m =
(gpte't)
f
rnH*int^, dark, swarthy.
rn^',
Pi.
scourge.
(s'v6'*) / dawn
frnijt^ (&%$r$Q*)
to
fat. nw^'% P *. ntti^, expand, spread out.
VSdkff
swarthy.
Iht^
acacia tree.
^
(sltra'y)
(Say)
tribute.
m
pr..m,
gift,
present,
MS
ri*otf
]*lWV}
a
of
pr.n.
(si'o'n)
town
in Issachar.
n*tf
TB>*
W
(sir),
1^,
and
in/,
(gor)
p/.
W,
imp.
1
n^tr
(gfotf)
rn^,
c.
/;
return; returning people.
POT?"
(
5 jbrO
/",
m.
in;^',
w,
/u/.
(ssyf)
to
rsT
(
*W
5
'W)
=
])r.n.m.
*tjtf
Tt?" song
pit.
n'rw, ito> m.
i
the
of
= Dn^P
pr.w.
V
I
I
pr. 77.
g)$'r)
*
Nile;
^nj brook
between Canaan and Egypt.
nh^
n:nt5
{%$& \im'&) brook in Asher.
pr.n. of a
praise,
-PH.
singer.
pt.
to
sing, to
Ho.
singer.
pt.
H/fX* to be sung.
fut.
m,
(sir)
if)*tf,
-nrvtr,
sing,
/<. Yvltf ;, pOJiitfp,
resound;
pr.n.m.
(gjz?')
to
p[ DnTi^'tp,
forget, neglect.
Hr^
"flltf,
p^i
n?, p.
pfc
celebrate;
dwelling, abiding, stay. rrotf
w;i,
/ Hl"^,
p|.
hymn
,
V
D*y#&
singing,
poem
,
the
c.
(sjrr) /,
rrp$, P i.
i
Bhjg
g Vyl5
M
.
(
)
white
marble, alabaster. ,
^?f?
=
oar, rudder;
(S&'ylt)
ttity
nV*B>, i
1^,
nfotf, *6b> i
i
of
pr.n.
(11$')
Ephraira;
king
(5ls$'k)
of
o4('.
in
^^\ stripped,
bare, barefoot.
'OW, and
or Sesonchis.
H^
1
mtf (*)
v f.
nr#],
inf.
r.V, imp. rvV, n#i, na^L to
set.
(sio-),
(S&'yfci)
rrttf,
n^\ place,
lay.
[for
put.
M
establish,
appoint, direct, constitute,
.
make, produce.
(Sjrap'n)
DHW,
rfW
see
1
IT 77
*)*lp^ \!$?
"O^tf
PW
of a
Sheshonk
i
a town
gent.
(Sfin)
/),-..,.
Egypt,
nv\ nntr
<9^
^
!^^(g|sr)pr.n.*.tT
ptjW
scourge.
;
song of Solomon.
songs, the Song of
>1W
iW,
w;.5.
Qn^',
pr.n.m.
m, only
urine.
pi. w,..
r\jtfV 1
MB*
ment.
to
Ho.
fut.
be laid upon.
(sjO-)
m
ilross.
gar-
m
rvtr
tV&
m,
$l'y&)
tv. s.
thorn
thorn,
llVt^,
pi
(wb)
inf.
D S 3D#," / n2Dtr, to
to
lie
as
Pu.iyif the same
Ni
Hi.
inf.
to prostrate;
down,
pour out Ho. imp. nststo, to he
or
to
incline
[a
vessel].
rinstfn.
D'S^H,
nrD^'i, to lay
fut.
agtfd, or set
pt.
imp. / to
Tpfc^,
a
'/*;
(g^aba') *
pouring
f.
nnsty"
c.
|
;
>
to
nnSt^'J, forsaken.
#.
be
forgotten,
r\5$ and
/ emission
5
[of seed];
Hith.
(sa$e'
njDt^*
a
$)
a$-,
D'Ott'tt, to
forgotten.
n^Zw
(sQdjya')
/.
Sjifh,
pr.n.m.
WWW tttf, to de-
pj.
to
5
m
pt.
pi.
n^O'f
come
childless-
hp&,
pi.
(sakkii'l) adj.,
children, childless.
bjsf),
n?Dt^D, ri^t^'D, v it"
fTfeg,
bereaved
pt.
forsaken.
fut.
of
'
childless,
i
to
p<-
be or be-
to
,
childless;
:
ni??^',
W,
A*
'flfott
p. /
childless,
ness, abandonment.
h^W
to still,
to calm.
i.p.
Hi.
be mad, volup-
(s $o'i)
to
subside;
Hi.?\#~
tious.
b*OW
p^-
DTD#, c\rD#, forgetting,
a lying-
others:
(sac^a)
PlSn^H
to be forgotten.
down. i-Qtt>
cause
to
Dpffa
in/.
crouch. (s ^o'be9-)
c.
Pi.
to forget.
crease,
emission.
]7QD^
p?.
forsake.
forget,
Tgtt> (Bw.*4)
effusion,
out,
TP^, /*
np>%
pt.
laid, prostrated.
rDDtr ITT;
/
to
rest,
sleep, to lie dead; to lie Ni. with, to sleep with. to be lain fut. n:nrfr.,
with.
nbtr',
nb^, d)c' n ^)
to lie,
c.
drunk, intoxicated.
n,3^, down,
(sikko'r) adj.,
DnW,
n"lbt^', 7 IT
hedge.
!ap#
"&#
"VDtP,
t\%
i.p.
h'luf
:
7
to
p. Pi.
pt.
f
make
bereave
of
children, to cause abortion; to miscarry; to be barren.
h#
350 _
Hi. pt.
^pyfQ
make
to
V.r^'l,
D^StP
iv.s.
(slkkuU'm) mlpl.,
)$&*
childlessness.
"!?',
in/ D?^'n,
cause to
to
Ir.f 1,
dwell, to lay down.
childless, to miscarry.
tv.s.
Q^^'n,
(
m
?Q )
adj.,
fttf,
DySft
pi
i:5^*,
c.
/
ni3p^, dwelling, abiding;
imp.
inhabitant, neighbour.
p. D^&'tt
load
to
[prop,
shoulders
the
on
a dwelling.
early],
to rise early, to do a thing
PTODtf
early iu the morning.
5
(g
\Sp^
(^|nyr),
d)$ny$'hy) pr.n.m.
1 5
DDtp
rf,rm)
(
w.s.
itp?^,
shoulder;
m, ip.
DJ#,
back,
neck,
of
tract
13^
a
of
5
(s c^'ni)
pr.n.
xv.
a
1^,
inf.
/t*.
(g'<$gm) pr.n.m.
/
to intoxicate.
p<^r.
Zfi.
the
TW"l,
/a*.
"1,2^,
1,5#?, pt. f
make drunk,
to
n"]2^'P, ;
Pi
drunken.
pt. p.
H HD^f.
loc
p?. /)
c.
city in Ephraim, Shechem;
D2w
rfpy
m/:
"!#?,
/trf.
r\l?W, to drink [wine], to be drunk, intoxicated;
land,
shoulder of a mountain.
D?t^
(swr)
(sndjr?'),
Trt^n, same as
Hith. fut. 2. ^. f "injntfm to behave like a drunken one.
Pi.
inf.
ft#,
imp. ft'ft p*.
pV, c.
m/pZ.
down, to
to
abide,
inhabit,
^3^ (W)i ^wty /. $#?, li?^!, /.*.
pi.
Dy?y,
strong, in-
drink
[wine,
pi. p.
JIW^, to lie down,
to rest.
remain,
dwell,
possess;
mi
(gftyifr)
toxicating
mead,
settle
l^W
see
11j# (
slkk^rp'n
)
m
drunkenness.
p.
pt.
&c.].
8
settled
Pi
down, dwelling.
$#,
inf.
$#,
I"!"]^* a
fut.
to cause to dwell, 1,3.^ to setup. BLfpqfafia.
town
(sikkarp'n)
pr.n. of
in Judah.
(
^W
{w)
"i
fault, crime.
transgression,
to
rw
351
^
a particle denoting
(sgl)
composed of [= lUf$) and *?; because of, on account
ty
relation,
^5
>W3 v
because
of
whose account?
^D^tP'S on v i
of,
me;
:
i
:
:
IJjK^tt?
(s$rn$'n) adj. tran-
quil, quiet.
T
I
I"
Pt#"
ITT
T
(s?l?'v)
p.
#.,
c.
con11?^'? quiet, tranquil, tented; forgetful, careless.
VtP
^V#
w.*.
m,
(gg'lgv)
f
tranquillity, ease.
HP^
/ tranquillity,
(s$lva')
security, rest, carelessness
;
r
t^3 unexpectedly. /]fpZ.
to be jointed
ni^'p,
or fitted together.
ZfrW
only
w,
(s5l5'b)
D^!?#; connecting
^
joint-ledge.
mm
(*l*'g)
pi.
piece,
HVt^
a (sflls'
pudiation
[of
of divorce;
1^'
(5la),
at
tranquil,
Ni.
ease.
be
to
t\$f?\
(5l&'v)
to be quiet?
fut. pi. vtyjfii
health, welfare,
rhw* draw
(gair)
fut.
hyfc,
to
out.
n^t^
chw
;
nW. I
i
:
)
(silly' m)
D'pW, ]V-
tt>W .IT
p.
n,
requital.
(s&U<5'n)
see
pr.n.m.
6tf. IT
pt.
b?#,
w.*.
I*
rQfl?tP (mg'h$3-) / flame;
-TnnV^' v v
s&llu'm
(
pr.n.m.
flt.'rhy':, I*
.
:
comfort
peaceful, secure, whole.
0&&,
pr.n.m.] pctfr.
(?15') '
n"7tr see
it
good con-
success,
secure,
Hi. fut. f\<$negligent. to deceive, seduce.
I
m, c Di^t?",
peace, salvation; adj. well,
1
Tl"
re-
a wife]; bill
^tp'i,
snow.
Ij
]?;.
dowry.
(salp'm)
dition,
fut.
only
raj
dismission,
D*Pt#
to produce snow, to snow.
PlTtP'
$)
DVwtP',
flame
of ft*; t
nn^t^, it:'
to stretch out, to
extend,
to
away,
<
to
send,
to
withdraw;
send to
nfe
v
352
' :
i
send word; pt. p. stretched
what
out, tall [others: let loose,
table; table of God, altar;
roaming at
nWJ
inf.
pi
r#,
w.s.
be sent.
nW',
inf.
'
ubw (wt)
/u*.
dominion
;
to
down;
to expel, reject; to
fut.
Pu.
out.
tt?t> e.
to
abandoned,
IIID^
be scared,
H, inf.
Q^O, -, to send.
XyhWZ. -,
pt. -1,1 l
.
1
"2V?
D^f
Hi.
(sS'
1
power
W
.
^) m
missile,
child.
(&'1*#) pr.n.m.
n^t^
(sflo'ag))
pr.n.
of
Hxr
of
let
(gntp'n)
O^P\ having
<r,/;.
[others:
m
power].
(ti*U$l8) see
B$#
>. ^#,
i,
rest,
P (saw)
w-5.
/;
ap;^,
after-birth.
a
^"
see
I" T
2 .
P^#,
f fl^tf, having power, imperious; a ruler,
pond and aqueduct on the south-east
m, pi. a shield.
(nr)
rbt^ I" T
"3$*
givr to
permit,
quiet.
shoot,
sprout,
javelin;
Hi. fut. tO
(gg/igt)
ptDptfc*
to
to
^^,
be sent, to be sent away, dismissed, to be let free; forsaken.
over.
fut.
have
to
rule.
I"l^,
r^f?
pt.
n,fe#;,
power,
let
to
w/: bfy?, rule,
\V#1, "tt^fD,
to dismiss, to set free; to cast,
to
B,2^?,
n,^,' j>*. 0^9, to send away or forth, to despatch
stretch
mat,
table of {he shewbread.
rfeyf,
l'n^', imp. ntt/,
shoot;
spread out,
Ni.
large]. to
is
Jerusalem,
magistrate.
Shiloah. *
nr^tr
(giv^r)
r,*n'Tv',
/,
only
D^,
^/.
shoot, sprout.
Tipt? (n^r) ^r..i.
DTipt^ town
)\pW ,.*."
(sllrtjl'm)
by
pr.n. of a
pi.
(gylrfjri'n)
m, pi.
0.
Tp^,
nttn?^,
adv.
measure, abundantly; a musical instrument,
or trichord; triangle hero, chariot-warrior.
in Judah.
\:n^\
third part, a dry-
measure [V 3 ephah];
ibw, i
:
a
<>t{h& rrasr) a**. i
:
'
-!^
853
T
I
m
man
pi
,
rw^tf, it
i*
the
-
ntfW,
-
:
i
:
i
third
third,
third
f d?V}
nypitf,
rvvfavf, it
'
:
day.
third story.
q^f\
P^,
pt.
n *P
^V^H,
<
vi'i,
2>t
to
>D.^'B, to cast to
throw, to cast,
down;
away,
off,
to
overthrow,
expel,
Ho. Tj^'H,
reject.
c.
pi-
^tffy
'
:
i
be thrown; to
to
rO?Bto, v v \
or
to
down,
be destroyed.
\<$
(s^ia'cfi)
TChV?
1
/ the
(s*ug'($g&)
felling [of a tree].
rO^ a
abtif\ i- \
off
be
Dj>Bto'. 'to it
pt.
.r
: 3
\
'
:
repaid, requited, re-
be at friend-
warded;
to
ship.
Hi.
D^^'n,
fut.
dW\
d(>^',
to
perform, finish;
to
make
to
submit.
the
to
leading
or
-
have peace;
D^H
Ho.
2
D,^
bhtf, hw,
inf.
i$W,
to
plunder,
to
.^n, P
2>z.
to
out,
t.
or from
[fruits],
Hith.
?$Wfi
become
to
plundered,
b&l to
D
city
D2?Z^,
1) /
m,
c.
^',
"
i
see
D^
(se'lem)
w.s.
:
pi.
pr.n.
of
a
D'W.
D^t?
booty, spoil, gain.
Hebrew-English.
(sal?'m)
= q^-jj.
a
c.
5 la (g T
complete,
friendly.
r_\L
be
prey.
h^W itt, ,\
whole,
pi.
uninjured, unhewn; peaceful,
Ni. fid. ?tf* to fall
adj.,
(gale'm)
niD^tt^,
rob.
to
to be a friend. pr.n. of
(sallg'cflgO-)
(sairi)
draw
to
restore,
give back, repay, requite, reward.. Pu. dW', fut.
temple.
/J.
pt
2
gate
hh&
to
complete,
'
*p7#p,
c.
pi.
inf.
nbv
D^T,
fid.'
Dj?Vp,
complete,
a pelican.
qW,
Pi.
n*>buf\
m
w.s
*p<>#
qi?#, w.s. *pi>#, imp.
paid,
be cast out
c.
whole, uninjured and sound, peaceful
pbv, "v 72,
(g 5 l?'m)
be
to
safe
Tj'r.v'u,
1
qj?tf,
p*. p. pi.
friendly. inf.
D^'
(g 5 UVm),
fut.
part.
third
time,
D*?tf
''p?^
m,
pZ.
D'p^f,
requital, thanks;
mostly after
113,1
thank-
offering, peace-offering.
uW U^W
U&
354 1
m
(sil! ? 'm)
requital,
U.L^
be threefold, to be three
pr.n.m.
(slll?'m)
Ck>&
to
years old.
recompense.
see ufptf. c.
ny?^i
three; pZ.
dV^'
thirty, the thirtieth.
BW
requital, punishment.
(g lpmo')
pr.n.m.,
Solomon.
"pW
D^Fty'
^SPB^
(l5mr);
(^'ifi'm-
pr.n.m.
grand-children.
B^jP pro);
T?: of
(g^lmo'n)
(Wf)
nSl?^, pull
*}?$
only
pZ.
pf.
to
inijp.
^,
H W',
pi. p.
draw
out,
days
before
day
/ Et^ to
pr.n.m., son of
ago,
the
yesterday,
w.
adv. there, then,
(si.rm)
loc.
n$Q
n^
n
thither,
CfT'^
thence,
since;
where;
1>;
CC'P whence.
Bf!^, fap.
BfttfJ,
'
to divide
into three parts, to do for the third time, on the
third day.
Ephraim.
hither;
(55UVS) A'-
B$:V, A*.
a
formerly.
off.
(Sg'lSf)
pr.n. of
mountains
/W.
Joktan, a tribe in southern Arabia.
whw
(WW)
adv. three
m,
gift, bribe.
D^b^tf,
(sjisr)
pr.n.m. of an
Assyrian king.
piy,
J?
district near the
(s^lm^ln'e'Cgr)
*]j5!|?
n,^
jpr.n.m.
and m.
*]D7^
,
the third generation, great
(gncrmJYi); *r]l??# ylt'hu)
m, only V J. descendants id
(Slllc's)
?
liUr-L^
Pu-pt'&k&Q,
nlp^,
sign,
memorial,
token; name, fame, renown; PP DVf the name, essence,
honour
of
(Sfm)
God. ;
>r.n.in.
DD>T
355
KDtt>
I
Ntttt*
(gjmm?');
n#W"
(sem'e'ber);
*]?/
-)3*W
sion,
&m
year
'*')
5
m ip^,'to
be laid waste,
be de-
to
annihilated;
stroyed,
destruction.
#*'.
release; of
n
I]Jtt>
sabbath-
release,
year.
(s$mg$'r) pr.n.m.
// iDfn,
'E
f
inf.
Tp^tf,
^S?
VyW
(&mm&'y);
mid$"),
(*-
'
\VlW,
patr.
pr.n.m. (sgma'yim) pi. m,
^/prjr
ClW,
w.
i.p.
n np;ptf,
loc.
f
inf.
"pp#3 np?^2 c. \t> f, w.s. ^ptf, height, heaven, sky. TBtfO, TrrfurL TpVl, T,#i, to de- *j'ut^ (s minF) adj. num.
lpt^o,
W-
for /m*.
5
to
stroy,
ex-
to
waste,
tirpate. *
Hgtr
(gamma')
/,
mW,
pi
de-
astonishment, horror; solation, ruin.
n^^
^M#
(sammf);
Samuel, pr.n.m.
T
'
nybfc/
T
'
report,
p'i.
,
sjmi'i-
(
news,
T*P^
a
Judah; pr.n.m.
nlDTptp
(ge
m i'r?mp'0-)
pr.
,
announce-
n.z.
QP^
DDtf
(gamsi'm),
m?'m), tmp.
D&%
IIUL^
Dtft, DB>?.,
DtP"
/"wt
(|E-
DtS^
p*. [or Po.]
(samij'r) pr.n.vi.
Dpitf, ivQUf,
iv. s.
,
pr.n. of
(samj'r)
in
ment, message, instruction.
CiJ^
m
)
iTDt?', thorn, thorn-bush;
town
a niy iptp hearing, something heard,
c'.
rpti-
diamond.
2
(g*mijL'e'l)
m, fWyQtf, the eighth; f the octave [in music].
(g$mat) fut.
Vbp\
cast, fling;
imp. to
pi.
D'p&ltff
pi.
throw,
to neglect,
Dp#, to
ni^Dt^,
to
be astonished, be desolate,
to
stupefied;
let
lie unused, untilled; Ni. leave [work]. cast or hurled to be q2E>J
to
down.
Hi. fut.
qOK/1
to
release, to let loose.
ntiptt*
(g'mitta')
/ remis-
waste,
solitary,
Ni.
lated.
pi
nSD'';,
same
WQW
as to
depopu-
D^,
pt.
TtiqW), Q.
Po.
f
the pt.
be astonished,
stunned; to destroy, to lay
23*
35U
DBS' I" T 7/.
waste,
iDtfn,
D^\ be
D^'n,
D!#\
D^Dty'D, to
?>.
to
astonished;
waste, Dty'n
j>Z-
/&
DptftJ,
in/;
to
to despair, to ruin oneself.
waste,
adj.
desolate.
c
pi.
/",
niDDt^", nitDtSt^, astonishdesolation,
horror,
it
:
2P^, n-.s. IV^tT p Z. D^VP'f / ngptf, to hear, to lend an ear to, to listen, to ,
to
obey.
ypir-,
(gTmmgmo'n)
V&W'),
if
flf t.
yp^!,
P
'
'
>.
be
to
'
:
to
to
understand, Ki.
/ nyotft, '-i
yBtsO, 'it: -
,
be listened to;
to obey; to be understood.
itt.
'
*
i*
*pDft^
A*'.
Bpitf]
spfr,'
p*.
heard,
devastation.
~v^\
'
yp#?,
#?#,
tfp#,
yptf,
attend;
nttttty (*m$ms') ment,
EW,
,/.
tmp.
DplH^I
(sgm?'m)
D^"--\
eighty.
same
be astonished, benumbed;
Dptf
W,
D lT
eight; pi.
lay
the
(hobsCi'm)
H&*.
MM.
//b.
destroy.
as Q.
v,W 71
Pi.
m aston-
make
yp#,
fut.
VfiW\i to Hi.
hear, to call.
ishment, stupor.
15^ be
(S*m*'n)
fut.
or become
yXfl,
to
for
Ai. "fp^'n,
inf.
make
to
VP^I)
un-
fat,
become
feeling; to
/ue.
Ipt^D,
make heard;
call,
ptf fat,
(s,mc'n)
$.,
/ ffl&ft
stout, fertile, rich. (S$ms'n)
*)tjt^
m,
D^Btf, c ^Bt^,
only
(gg'mSn)
w..
fltptf, pi.
n<ss. ity,
i.p.
1P#,
D^ptf,
sound,
announce.
(g$m$") pr.n.m.
VQ$
(Sf'm^) m,
fllt "
w.s.
''Vp*^,
sound,
i.p.
a
V^,-/,
hearing-, ac-
fame,
report,
count, announcement.
fertil-
VDt^
VOW
n^Dtr
(S*m?ng')
strength;
food;
to
sing-,
summon.
ointment.
fat
cry,
*Yjw
oil,
Eat,
mbtt^,
m,
'j*
p2.
fatness.
soil. fertility, fat or rich
p#
v
v;= f':,
rps':,
V'Dt&to, to cause to hear, to
fat.
rpf'~ [2p#i
^pt^'D?], imp. W'piffo,
Hi.
fat.
/.
jpptf^i,
town
(Sfi'm*')
(s-nui")
in
pr.n. m. pr.n.
Judah.
of
a
vm
357
tf
KJ?DB>, pair.
s
n#p#
(
D^.^^r';
pi. e
m?
(simYn);
Ip^* (spmc'r) m keeper, watch, see "Iptj? Q. p.
$mV),
PlgDtf
'&#,
Ttyp#
5');
(slmT);
\Vptf
'Jr^
pr.n.m.
HSW'
and
mi
lb#,
imp.
ibt^,
"ibtp,
rftptf,
'//.
ipit^
pi. ipty,
patr.
pz.
keep,
guard,
to
retain; to observe, regard,
Ni. "1,Q#3, imp.
attend.
/.
"iptfn, iptfn,
be
ip^l,
guarded; take heed, to beware. kept,
to
to take
heed; to observe,
to keep.
dom the
of
or
(sg'mer)
m, only
pi.
i-
* / ? (simi-r); v -
:
'HT^ft^
nnpty
(gimra'fr)
JTHfttt'
^P,^
D^p^',
(sg'mes)
it
:
(v
:
5
mry$'hu);
(s
pr.n.m. pr.w/.
m
and
/;
y#w\
pi
yyvtftfp,
the
sun,
daylight;
pi.
battlements, pinnacles.
ptttot^
(slmsp'n)
y&6&
^/ 7 (simsa'y); \ -
:
Samson;
nt^DB^ :; i
(s$ms*r'y) pr.n.m.
*?Pfr
(su'ma^T)
pair, of
an unknown
1
m,
w.s.
sunlight,
I^
(sg'mgr) pr.7i.rn. (SinimQ'r)
motf
(simrl'9-)
tow,
*>.
Samaria;
itself.
1
Ift^"
dregs, lees; old wine.
"Ipt^
pr.n.f. of
Israel,
kingdom
m&rya'),
i
(sama'r)
"Igtt>
IUl^
5
(sp'm rp'n)
the chief city in the king-
w.s.
Pi. pt. "IptP'p, to honour, to worship. Hith. "IgQlgfa
a
of
town in northern Canaan.
"HDt^ to
pr.n.m.,
pr.w.
"JJTp!^';
1
I
/".
pZ.
watch,
/"
(simrp'n)
jiprr
J
)
"to watch, rotf.' T\ I IT''/ r\yytf.
to
(sgmrr)
"pHpt^ m/.
(fm|,'r)
only
/*,
ni"jp^, eyelid.
(sr-
(SimBa
whisper, whispering, mocking, mischievous joy.
to
(s mi;ra')
guard.
/"
"IBB*
pr.n.m. and
5
niptf>
c
n^Dt^ (sim 5'^) pr.w./l yptr (sg'mgB), pp# meB)
(some'r)
niD^
ri;v&# (Wy?'), ^'TtVW (s'mfi'yj'hCi)
cele-
observance,
D'JiptP",
bration.
report, rumour.
(sQm'p')
only
pZ.
M/.S.
(sen)
W,
m rf
and
pr.n.m.,
/",
M P.W, .
i"IptB
c.
C
"jtf,
>:^
3:>8
vf pi.
tooth; elephant's ivory; point of a
D$#,
tooth,
pr.n.
(sen)
*jt
>OtP TT
=
KJB*
/
U*Jt^
"l*>W
(sinVb); pr.n.m.
m
(sTn'j'n)
*jSjt2-*
'
>
HutF,
inf.
c.
imp.
pZ.
to
to
repeat; to be different, to Ni. inf. ril^'H change. to be repeated.
Pi.
Wr),
(s%rin
rntf V, twelve, the twelfth.
nJOtf
to
,
again,
D^tf
"ltf^
IJtp,
niJtf
/ do
d;jW,
double,
D?^
two. both,
^ntj/,
'
'
p&.
num. du. m.
)&, /
c.
5
a pair.
NJ^ (sW), ITT
also
,
I
second time.
repetition.
1
Hjtr TT
pi.
,
/a
(b''n&'ylm)
(st^'ylm), (sgn'CiBBCi'r)
colour,
the second,
D.^
i'p.'
DE>
stuff.
hmw.
arf/.
1
nW.
the other;
.
r\yy sleep.
n*Ot#
(fni)
?*
DW,
1
see ftitf ITT
I
1
.r
a place.
of
crimson
D"JJ^,
crimson-coloured
rock, peak; point of a fork. f2
1
i"|^
15^
(s?n,Vn)
sharp
to
)UV\
p*. p.
to
sharpen,
/. rg#j, nS^'P, to change [.].
/
(Spins')
word, mockery.
Pi.
point.
tytf, inf. ni3#,
\}%f to enforce, inculcate.
pt.
Hith.
to
to
alter,
XW'
Pu.
transfer.
to
pervert,
Hith.
to gird.
to disguise oneself. rtintP'n it
c
:
8 (g 5n ?')
D?ry#,
/,
c.
rjitf,
D^,
pi.
c.
c nlW'
v l. nl:^",
d. *>)#,
[repe-
"ljtt>
(s?nf)
/",
Mf* HDB>
ft
n-J^",
w.8.
(sgiih&bbj'rn)
pZ.
i
ivory.
IJtf
s lu 5'r)
Ba-
/)-..?.,
bylonia. (
g
n^)
-
/
(gjnf)
m,
ft
flf,
pL
(swr)
f\)tf
A* np^,
nor, w.. incr, c
D^UlDt^
(
sleep.
tition] year.
HjI^
be stung,
to be
changed, improved.
HjIT
to
p.iF^n
pierced, vexed.
*D#. 'uu/,
pt.
pi.
p.
pt
Dtr,
1D# T7
to
.
,
plunder, rob, spoil.
Po.
noW.
[for
I3p1tt^,
1.
sa.
the
T#1^ same
as Q.
I
359
T
1VU?
^??3^ (rWTm) DKttf [for p IDt^;, DDt^], to plunder, to rob.
^Z.
.
Ni. fid. pl.
nyptr,
PL
WQW\
p.
f
split, to cleave.
yDtf,
f
y,?
m/".
yjD#,
/irf.
to tear asunder, to
?,
tear to pieces; to chide.
VOp
gent.
of
pr.ra.
a district iu Benjamin. pt.
n^iD^", to
pr.w. of
Dan;
P?JS? (W-lTm)
plundered.
/
in
be
to
IDJ^
town
a
(gg'jj^)
m
fis-
cleft,
IJftj?
F|Dtt> (spa'f) A\ /ta. P] 5#J to cut in pieces, to chop up
,/.
to rest on,
to rely on; adjoin, to lie near.
yv&
to
^
1
fan*) imp pl besmeared [on the .
be
to
sure.
^J,
AS.
(S*"*'n)
lv^'n, i?p. pi. iJVJjfr, to lean or support oneself,
to be blind.
eyes],
Hi.
f
t
imp. y^H blind.
to
besmear, to Hith.
imp.
WW'^ ^ be besmeared, blinded.
look
to
look,
about,
at,
upon; to observe, regard; to look
from.
Hi.
imp. yt^H to look from. Z&fc. fid.
away
away
to look about,
to
yi?\f)
VV&*
to play,
5
to
(sq"
(sr^tne'z)
m
cloth
of different threads,
u
{W'U) m, 1p'),
^.VB?,
the
pl.
;
oneself.
Polp. fut. pl. \Vff)ffll$ c ogf"u) to be caressed.
delight
wool and linen mixed.
^2^
'make
(t so'
a stamping', tramping.
woven
v0.p,
to
amuse
Hith. fut.
t^yj?
Pilp.
lyffV&l
glad, to delight, to caress
look at
one another.
(sa'a")
fid. pl.
*0 "W
V$y$\
to
(S*'**f)
pr.n.m.
c
(s5 &'r)
to
think,
to
estimate. 1 y:it
D^Vfi
"^d^
(*"$r) nytf, w. loc.
m
and
/,
i.p.
n n")^,'**.
hollow of the
hand, a handful.
y
in.
gate, entrance, forum.
360
ratf
1W
a
(g*"*r)
D*Wfc
m, p?-
"l^LT (sp'a'r) ad;., only pZ. ; f horrid, harsh, had.
ny
servant,
ESlP
(g*I*'t)
BB#,
in/.
Bjtyf,
#,
r$5#
imp.
,
"W
iip?^,Vu. &?#, p. tDB#, Ktitf, pi. D^?*f, (s^ftr),
see IVitf.
"1^1"!^ (S"ru'r)
/'n-jny^',
^/'.,
only a
horrible;
horrible thing.
*
'
:i
i
ie
"j^H^L^
(g
towns
in
t|^J?j?
pr.n.
Judah and Simeon. pr.n.m.
(g*"&5g*'z)
[Persian].
WW wv d
,
d
,
-
Ni. tDBtttt.
<,
it2A
plea-
L^irt
inf.
i
:
i
be judged,
to
DS^,
fid.
condemned;
to
to plead.
Po.pt. E^tft?,
to law,
go
*P?i?9, to judge.
w.a.
(Sfflft)
only
T
enjoyment,
delight,
judge, magistrate, ruler.
pt.
tDB#
{&"<*$*')
' '
condemn,
vindicate,
i
of
to
decide,
punish; to govern, to rule;
$ry$') pr.n.m.
B*!S$? (*"r*'yim)
to
n^f,
c.
judge, to administer right, to
^VTJJjj? (g*"aruri') adj., only horrible. c / nnnytr', it
pi.
female
nin?^',
maid-servant.
measure.
pr.n.m.
(Mf) m,
tt?j^
only
p*.
D^St^, judgment, punishment.
sure.
HS^ to
1 (flcfsr)
l>e
nEy
M^
M. p.
he bared.
(gsff)
c.
DiSl^, cheese.
*S^
(ilfta'n)
1
''Stf'
only pi
/,
WjJJfi^
]%W
pr.n.m.
a
(sur)
(^fatva').
(s^atya'liu);
P.
hare.
bald, to
(TOgt^ Tijffl
,,
i.
.
D^,
q^f,
^
p ^r'.
baldness,
bareness, bare place.
?
(s fp')
pr.n.m. i
IDiStt*
(gsjp't)
m,
D^ID^,
pZ.
judgment, punishment.
DS^lStp (g*f$f$'n)
nnstr
(gfUf?'m),
TglBtp'
/,
c.
nn?#.
*
\
p2P9t*
/
i
:
'
f \
(A'tifo'ii)
m
a species
of serpent.
"TOE?
pr.n.m. (s.rciui')
:
(suppj'm) pr.n.m.
(gafi'r)
town.
T]St^
(
m
*
4)
pr.n.
/.
of
a
-rr.
nsty t r
361
i
tract
imp.
between
land
of
Joppa and Gaza. i
to
"'EC',
to
pour,
to shed,
out,
to
pour to
spill;
throw or cast out or up.
-
A7.
r\0h
out,
lavished.
be poured out, to slip. Hith. tjpnt^'n to be poured
pour oneself
out, to
T]St^
m
(se'f^)
out.
pouring out.
HlDSt^
m
(sQfc^a')
a mau's
?Btf*
to to
felled,
/ttf.
to
sink,
be
be
become
or
^5^'n,
fid.
h^Bfl,
make
inf.
?Wd",
pt.
to
low,
humble,
U, ,?'f",
fell,
to to
/;
vbw\
f rfcW, low,
lowness, low
n?Str it":
(sifla')
\
w.s.
m,
J
Ufetf,
state.
/
=
HV?^'
n^S^', abun-
c.
pr..t.
(sif i)
to
(sgfe'r)
shine;
to
be pleasant, agreeable. 1 "IStfc'
(gg'fgr)
m
and
1
.TJBt?'
/ brightness, beauty.
9
13t^
of
pr.n.
(se'fer)
a
mountain in the Arabian desert. (slfra')
pr,/.
m
(g&frfr)
adorn-
ment, canopy or carpet
nSt# (ge'fel)
and
)
of
a throne.
humble, depressed. ^>tt>
or rabbit.
dance, plenty, multitude.
l*H't'
Pi
(sif-
pr.n.m.
c
(e'fa
rnStr*
to overthrow.
marmot
(sffa'n)
J73t#
(slfra')
low, humbled, subdued. Hi.
a rodent,
"IStP ,
niOBtf
(s'fa'm);
mo'&) pr.w. of towns; gent.
yS&
W'
in/.
(Sfffl)
D9tp
(sifa)
privy member.
h?W
^,-?*P (s5f$'m) pr.n.m.
]^7
place for
the
f
(sifiuft)
of lands, laziness.
sinking
Sjptftl,
be
poured shed; to be Pu. S)B_tf to
s)S^, to be
fut.
inf.
to
TthSW
fut.
(HU'%-)
DB^,
imp.
r\hf,
to place, to set,
.
to put; to give.
?B#. iti":
riSt^ i
depression, low land, plain;
(safa'9-)
m,
only
D?pS?^, pegs, hooks; closure,, fold.
d, en-
r
s<;-2
*]!#
w
(gg'Ogf)
an
over-
flowing, effusion.
W
1*
"W pi * TOP. watch,
be
to
be watchful; to
to
awake,
lie
in
lurk.
Pu.
pt.
Iptfp [denom.
of 1J?#3
to
to
wait,
pt
c.
(sske'd) m, p*. Q^i?.^, almond-tree, almond.
Ip.t^
to
be
a*. p. nj#j,
moistened.
npTtr'n, t/.
77;'.
*mp.
nifjt^n,
to
to
water;
pt.
to be
3^,
to
Ni.
try.
*,
pi.
weight, unit of
D*J?j#, definite
weight, weight; the standard coin, shekel
1
shekel equal to 50 shekels
silver
[a
20
=
rrjJ,
mine or 100 drachms]. f.
only pi.
D^j?# and nip^*,
syca-
more-tree.
burn down. the
same
AY. Vp.^3
as
(sikku'B)
w,
Hi.
Q.
to rj?.#l, cause to sink or subside; fut.
STfttftt,
abomination,
to
sink down, to subside; to
refreshment.
D^iplb",
to
weighed.
(sg'kft)
$j?^,
to;
Vpj^ ($kr) A/. vpjft
^j?t# (slkka'y) m, only pZ. w.. "Jptf, drink,
pZ.
Hj?S\
cupbearer,
butler [see ngj^ffl.
yip$>, yptr
m/-
poise,
HJDjPt^ (slkmr) to drink, Cptt'tt, to give
quiet.
weigh to
estimate,
7pt^
rest,
to
?j?i#,
weigh,
hy>W
be almond-shaped.
ngtf (hr)
(saky'l)
7fe5#
to
m
ttptt* (S8'k$)
^
to press
down.
disgust; idol.
nTiT;p_tf>
nijp^,
pt.
lDp.t^,
to
to lie quiet,
turbed, active.
be undis-
unmolested, Hi. inf.
ttp.^H, **;> rest,
to rest,
keep quiet;
ti^'n
B^D,
to quiet, to
in-
to give
calm; to
inf. rest,
quiet.
only
pi.
(&'M"tw) f de-
nnn^p.^',
pression, hollow. *)pJJ> (S*k*'f) p.
P]1J#,
[Q. perh. p*.
v t.
D^f.
Ni. ^1?-^ ** Pjp^J, to look out, down, Hi. forth; to be visible.
framed]
>
w
363
"antf
"11^ to look at,
down, through. to.
(sg'kfcf)
"1^S"1^
i.p
heam, frame-work, timberwork.
*1p^
in/.
(
Pi r^',
5 krB)
??.#,
make
W.
A*
abomina-
tion, loathing; abominable, unclean things.
ptp
to
pg.W, / and
to to
/tt. ptft, pi.
($k*'k)
move
Hgpltf^, to run about,
fro,
roam; to be greedy, HUh. p,#j?B#C
thirst.
to to
1j?l# (5k*'r) /jrf:lj?^, lie, to deceive.
"\%Bf\,
to
Pt. "Tjj^, lie,
to
de-
ceive, to act falsely.
"Ij?# (sg'ker) pi.
DnjPt?',
falsehood,
c.
H1^
(
nirip.^',
? 'kg&)
[nj?#]
pi.
watering-trough.
/,
only
pZ.
also
caravan;
(?rr)
only
/",
pr.n. of
|i"ltp (sfro'n)
Carmel
npntf. lir
:
see ni^*
n^tp Wttf =
T
the
2
W
4 .
/ beginning.
pr.n.m.
(irya')
tfltf (siryo'n), p?.
and
ntpt> pr.w.TO.
(sfr&'y)
1^
of
to Joppa.
:
(gfry'S-)
i"!
pZ.
mount
level sea-coast from
ni"J^
=
chain, bracelet.
/.
))&
D^n^',
ft*]*, (sirya'n)
nifHtf,
coat of mail.
Hpntp /,
to
'
jni lip (g$rudj'n) pr.rc. a town in Simeon.
to,
thing; adv. in vain.
rn#. IT"
(gfrtf)
ni")t^',
deceit;
unreliable
sceptre.
Pi.
2
HT.^
i>
fraud,
deceitful, vain,
rijPtf
T' (urn') \
loose, to free.
\l^r
"lg#, ^.^', a lie,
to,
to
1
Iit
to
[a'
pr.n.m.
(gc'rfbylL')
npnt^ =
run along.
fut.
rcw ITT
mirage
in deserts].
(s^riu't)
riilt^,
(sg'kgB) to
to
(5r5'b)
phenomenon
t0
unclean, loathsome;
to detest, reject.
Vpf^
*^H^
(g^r'g'llgr) pr.fi.ni.
m, only pi. rPZnt^ work of tO^intp
(5k?'f)
D*jpj?# [= *)g#] crossed beams.
yptf
w.s. to, "J!^* navel, navel cord.
(gpr)
(Qrr?'d^)
D'ipJ'Htt',
/", only pZ. a hissing, scorn;
(s=rlka')
piping, whistling.
MA
TW THJ# v v "l
m, Only sinew, muscle.
(syn'r)
"lty,
)&& bottom, race, abode, origin; shoot, sprout, descendant.
pZ.
ness, strength; obduration,
iTBhg* (sarsa'j /| only r fir' chain. c.
obstinacy.
iTTCht^
niT")^'
firm-
f
(s'-riiTi^-)
:
:
i
(s'-rcnui')
nipTf
only
/*,
[perh. for
to
to
creep,
swarm,
7"!^
*J>.
crawl,
rnr, i-
hiss,
(sunk) to
pipe,
mock.
njTltt> (*r?kr) / a hissing, scorn. i,Jt
&1&
P{.
B^tf, to
W$}
to
be rooted out, to be rooted. Po.
Bftitf
root. pt.
Hi.
tf'^B,
W'W\
c.
tW
c
'
p. D^Bty"
six;
2
=
(ses)
^r
marble, alabaster;
white bvssus,
white linen or cotton. Pi. Hjgtf,
(sasa')
t0
to
strike
fid.
Wytfl,
to strike root,
Ti^ft' (scsbjBBa'r) pr.n.m. T\XDV>
(g^f)
.
r^'tf,
to
divide into six parts,
pr.n.m. .....; :
^'^ Bj'm),
/
sixty.
i
p*.
'
I
to thrive.
(SSrSf<$),
:
bad.
Pn.
(gjrft'g)
root out.
Tri#6, i" :it
c.
-
I
KJW
pr.n.m.
(y^i-^'r)
:
nfcrtf see HOtf. T T T T
pitf*, to
to whistle,
to hiss at, to
t
[as a priest]; pt. servant, minister, attendant,
n coW. creep-
fut.
:i
n^jft
HJl^'9, to serve, to attend or wait on, to do service
to
ing animals, reptiles, small water animals.
pl&
n^,
/iii.
DWD.
p*.
to multiply.
(gg'r^B)
only
/,
pJ.
nipYf],
plain, field.
\^W (*')
(sCu-s'r?')
rlTf'-ir. chain.
pi. i
TXQHfp
pi.
;
D^Hf
(sc/rj-
root,
basis.
V-i'Tf'.
(SW)
WVV, part.
the
<n(/.
num. m, f
sixth,
sixth
-lttte?
.'{<;:> I
2
T]t^*L^*
= I
a city
p-.?i. of
(?&'#)
T
V
}&&
I
v
(s 5
pfty
(ses^'n);
S'k)
?VH#
m,
(gtf)
cinnabar,
ver-
plant,
m
,
nin^
only pJ.
w.s. Jl^nrity', pillar,
m,
.
(uwi) fut. hnqf), ?in#, p?. crhn'f',
nr
p.
(safla'm)
Ejnti>
c.
w.s.
pZ.
open].
n^
f=
(ggfr)
)T\& noise,
tumult.
fn^H
fit.
(sa3-an)
of
p. ^FI^'D [dnom. to
make
water, to
|^],
x>iss.
(?&) pr.n.m.
nn^ (s5^a') nrit^,
t.
/
nin#,
/. nnt^?, P
p.
EP^', to close [others: to
'
2
~l
to
to plant.
set,
the buttocks. CnTnntP, iv" :
pt.
column;
1
(se&)
see Uyjff.
brw P
prince, statesman.
i
W-
-
m
{Mm)
1^", D^n^
i.p.
milion.
ntr
the warp of
shoot.
(g 5 sc'r)
red colour,
riK>
m
PTO110 (ftfyy*) /
:
pr.n.m.
1&&
(s^D
the weaver.
Babylon.
T
Tl^
- T
nn#,
nftft in^, imp.
r^'."i,
pi.
d
P ?.
w,
}i
nn# w'?
sian].
<?.
Ni. undergo. be drunk.
Pints* to
from nptfn NT :
^p^'
(g^f)
>nV,
WQ
Ijni^ (&H't
boz 5 na'y)
pr.n.m. [Persian].
fut.
Hi.
npt^
(s*8*'&)
set. put,
npj^'. llTT
m
pr.n.m. [Per-
(se^-a'r)
}
/Tints', to drink, to enjoy
to
to cease, to rest.
*1JTl>
a drinking,
to
subside,
up; but see
carousing.
p/.
to
fl#,
to
Ni. ntJO
place.
be
dried
r,*2?'2.
n ri
the twenty-second letter called in
of the alphabet,
KJH
(ta)
m, pZ. D\Sn,
c
.
'XH,
chamber, room. 1
[sign, mark, cross]; numeral = 400.
as a
-S? (WW) long
for.
to desire,
to
w<; I
t
i
:
T
nsn 2
a**') (t*" v
desire,
/"
H3KF1 it -
nsn p?.
;
(tf'f)
/. hkiv
Pi.
out. 1NIV, to measure
D^Sri
m
V)
(t
mountain-goat,
town
of a
p.
charm, delight;
extended.
pleasant
2
fty'av?') '
/"
boundary,
limit.
DSn
(t^'iir)
(t5\Vm)
D^Nin,
to
be paired.
f curse.
of
p^?,
p. pl
be double, to
-
Si. D^IJtf, to bear
nlt?^OOi
2?. //p/.
twins.
DSJ1
only
m,
pl
[D^pNfl], pair, couple.
(trrm) c.
cppin,
,
p?.
H3SP, IT" -
in^n,
/
w)
/,
pr.n.m.
')
(tf'pSS'r)
cedar
m
or
a kind cypress^
sherbin-cedar.
ron
(tci^i') /,
c.
rp$,
box; ark, boat.
nsnn
(twr)
WP,
/;
pi.
fruit,
produce,
chest,
V
?.
rtya?, increase,
result. gain, profit,
\9$?, prudence, under-
insight, (t*"ntt')'
a
P'ptefl,
*pln?,
twin. .
(t&'if
tall
ij.
(tri'ii'm)
Cppn
Dsn
VlSri
Tift'Sri
H^p
P.
turned,
.*.
(t5"*r) m,
n<.s.
outline, form, figure. i"|i<r,
things. IT"I
nsn
De
to
^H?j
desire, longing,
or
go round, Pi- fui.
to delineate.
5
mKn_
toil,
in Epliraim.
to
(t$'&'r)
"IjSri
wish', lust,
desirable
m
pl
(t"'yni'm)
^msr^ i-t:it: \05.p
niyyV) f sorrow,
to compass.
antelope, gazelle.
u/.a.
f occasion.
labour.
pr.j*.
*Sri
(t*"
B
grief.
to determine.
;
fir
v.sr.
(to"n&') ' V
I
"1^ - E
longing. 1
9
tree, fig.
to detest, abominate.
rQSIl it M"
d^sp,
pi.
Pi.pt.2$w,
(triM't.)
.
rut, copula-
standing, intelligence.
I
nDmn
linn.
(t*pW) f a treading it down, destruction. :
n:sn
(
t
o.#-
'POT,
x
ninn nliri
a
of
pr.n.
(t$bo'r)
mountain
in Galilee; of a
town
Zebulon;
in
an
of
oak in Benjamin. zjiri
inhabited
the
^iri
earth,
the
earth,
m
(tg'bgl)
pollution.
n^hri
/ consump-
(tabU'-fr)
?
b&iiy'i)
(t
(tg'bgn)
m
ntOQ
between Damascus and the
(tabnl'O-)
for
(t^b'erf) pr.n. of a
pr.n. of a
yZIII near Shechem.
pll'g'egr) ,-,:;
t
(
%TO
m m
'
(t%?
niprin,
pi.
water-chaos, ocean.
)
a
and
roaring,
deep,
abyss,
v.v
:
%r9 ')
!
.
,
'
I
book
the
of
:
of
Psalms],
of
song
:
praise,
hymn, psalm. (tQ'hir)
/ mistake,
sin. *
HD^nri
/
(t^'halad^r)
pro-
cession.
-J
m
f,
(to'^rm?')
northern
.s. '^nkifl, r z. niVnn'J T n'v'nn [D^nn in the title
IV
}
benefit,
c.
n^n,
dispute, quarrel.
PID*njn
desolateness, desolation,
Dhn
,
1
PID^ri (t*mu'i) (
town
pr.n.m. [also "1P^S J
Dinri
vJQE
rfati
-id*6?
m ,
desert, emptiness, nothing-
praise,
station in the desert. (t?be'B)
(tldVl) pr.n.m.
(to'hq)
W.S.
/",
model
building, likeness.
n^Ziri
vH^
/,
straw, chaff.
iJVJ2ri, pattern,
a
a
of
pr.n.
the Syrian desert
pr.n.m.
(tibnj')
strife,
or
ness; adv. in vain.
adj. bleared
or spotted [in the eye].
rrwi
(tCidmp'r)
in
city
wasteness
tion, destruction.
*J-*ri
kind
a
plane
[elm,
yew-tree].
vir\
^n.
see
;v2J1
m
(tidhfr)
tree
of
Euphrates, Palmyra.
profanation.
bnn
"1,01?
"^"I?
/ the
(tcb?'i)
world.
*f2F\
xin
307
pr.. of and
people
country, Armenians.
nDisnri pi.
(t^ v ^t)
niDBtfEl,
only
f,
perverseness,
falsehood. (t?v) m sign, Sin = isn
iri
antelope.
mark,
cross.
gazelle
or
ms DSin few)
T5^
DSP.
see
i?- 5?3in
(tawi);
n
(tow)
/;
c.
choir of singers.
nin^no make
make
Hi.
a sign;
T^p
to
to
provoke,
to grieve.
iP
.5. ^iri (tpi^'i) m, p^. Uy^in^ robber, tormentor. it-
worm, yTiri
3
w.*.
yfeln\
TpDin D^Din
Tpfi
(wis*)
(tg'vgrt)
/,
m, c "in,
"Din, the middle,
within,
between
;
tt/.s.
I
see
n$m
(t$-
Dl^ifl
-
!]8. h T
I
see Dfcn. IT
centre;
*1n^
pz.
/,
pz.
ninDin. chastisement, pun-
c
ninyin,
abomination
.
nin^n,
abominable
,
thing, idolatry, idols.
T"!y*n
TjiH see Sjh (tr$?(S*')
w.s.
f,
!
out of the midst; ?)iFr? into the midst.
nn?iri
pr.n.m.
(tpir')
i*"S8-j
pr.n.m.
the
insect, vermin,
coccus worm.
Tl'pniin, expectation, hope.
fyD^
lineage,
descent,
family register, genealogy.
n;;rin (tsw).
(to'arf))
pi.
/w. ljm, to
p/.
signs, to scratch, to
scribble.
only
rvrin, pz.
niliFI, confession, avowal; thanks, thanks-giving; a
Pi
(t?ig'4$&) /,
origin, (tod?')
town
Crjl'rr? birth, generation,
sorrow, grief.
rnin
p*.n. of a
n*n,
c.
/,
(*W4)
in Simeon.
rn^.in
k&'yln) pr.n.m.
(tyi.$'l
IV)
tasy;
($$') / error,
apos-
damage, misfortune.
flSylTl (to'W)
/",
only
pi.
niByir. * ni^in, height,
ishment.
point, peak; perfection.
^r'nDin, pi. nin^in, justification, pleading, defence;
correction,
chastisement.
punishment
D^DITI
see
"S^in
(to'BaV)
niiNsin.
c
outlet,
gate,
.
/,
only
niacin,
pi.
issue.
fountain,
escape.
D^rn.
TiJ"!
(tor)
p/.
IP, w/.
*T.
369
lift
M
I^Ji ?*
go
about as
scout,
to
guidance
spy
or
craft,
a merchant,
to
P*-
a
as
investi-
explore,
search,
gate.^. Tnn, to
to spy out.
Tlfi
"in
?
pi.
Sfjln,
m
(tor)
5
(ta^k moni') pr.n.m.
or
[patr.
turtle-
Up
^*;
m
turn,
m aimer.
rnin
(ton')
w.s.
row,
order,
c.
rrn'n,
^nnin,
manner,
law;
(tosa'b)
an un-
[male
ostrich,
owl or swallow]. |U*J
pr.n.m.) patr.
(tfl'^an)
riiriri
arrangement.
ntrin
bird
precept,
direction,
doctrine,
-sick-
'
m
(tae^ma'fi)
clean
nTin, instruction, regulation,
-:i
\
i
ness, disease.
niiin,
pi.
only pi
hi,
D^nn,
'
DftnTl /,
or
rhny,
c.
/,
(ta^ly),
i
(tor)
be-
family
beginning, commencement.
D\xV?nn, -:i
2
a
H^nri (t^m') iv.s. :
Q^in,
one
gent.]
to
place "jb^n.
dove.
lin
pr.n.m
(to'rfju)
longing
guide;
management,
,
cunning.
^DSnri
spy out,
to
lead about,
iiiiM
Tpj,
fut.
to cause to
"ipil,
py?ns
d '>'t'
w.s.'
m,
n#in,
<?.
1
(t^innr)
^np,
/,
c.
p z.
run?,, niinrp,
mercy, favour, compassion; prayer, entreaty.
inhabitant,
settler,
for-
eigner, alien.
rronn, nnrn (wsmt) f salvation;
support,
help,
(t?{h\'e*))
m
bludgeon,
/ whore-
(taznv'ft)
dom, fornication, idolatry.
nhsnn, - rrann t it :
/,
i
..
only
Hebrew-English.
pi.
only
pZ.
ment. m, Only
[ta'^anu'n]
pi.
supplication.
Drosnri
Tv\T\?\
/",
camp, encamp-
D^i'jqn, niroqF, prayer,
club.
ia')
(t^inn?') pr.n.m. (t&'^n*')
w.s. "*n3r]n,
^nri
standing.
MJnln
[Jnri
H?Up
under-
wisdom,
iusight,
i
:
,
(ta^bu\
nip.^nn,
DnJSnn
(t^pan^re), ?
(t
^afn
of a city in
D*0Snn of
5
rf)e'fi)
pr.n.
Egypt.
(t&^nrfi)
pr.n.f.
an Egyptian queen. 24
370
N"inn it: -
(**W) m
^"3^"^
coat
of
jpr ? 1
D^'nn, an unknown
animal
dolphin,
[seal,
badger, marten].
nnr}
5
:
part;
vnnn, it
>nnn, i
nnn
(t&'$*&) /, i.p.
under
under
v/>.
(t&'tfi&O-)
feet
of.
of
pr.n.
the
in
station
a
desert;
(twn)
yinnri
adj.,
/
rtJinnn. - the lower. it
(t^tr)
adj.,
pi.
cpnnn, / n;T nnn, n^nnn, pi.
n^P.nri,
the
lower,
lowest;
the
lowest
the
part, nether world.
Pri
(tjz)
fDVl
m.
inn, to cut
(tid;o-) adj.,
(tilo'n)
KDVl
,Kpri
[people
f
np'p,
pr.n.m. [gent, of
(tlBi')
yn^l,
w.s.
fermented
un-
must,
wine,
of
juice
the grape.
^tT^
,5
(tli
DT>J1
pr.n.m.
y*')
a
y-r..m.
(tfrrv'6)
m,
(tCi'yis)
pj.
D^";n
he-goat.
*n
5
~*iri
(tpit)
m
oppression,
violence.
HDri
Uuv) Pu. n;n encamped. (
to
in^On, arrangement,
"OH
pr.n.m.
pr.n.m. country in
(tonui')
and
Scythians or Tyrrhenes.
be
fur-
niture; place, dwelling.
i,
(tykkF)
D^n, D^ID, Tj^ri
(.actKiM.)
DOjn -
northern Arabia].
,
i
t
:
only
pi.
peacock.
m,
only
jrf.
r.r. i
N
1
l!?^
*}
off.
the middle, the midst.
pp^ri
j*
B*J3
'
^rinri
pi.
ni"]P^n, column, pillar.
northern people. Thracians,
pr.n.m.
:
T I"
V?^P (t?"y) pr.n.m. ""Q9T (U'ni5r5') only
and
down, instead of, in place of; rinntp from under. FMj,?*
I-
;<>.;.
;
Edom;
beneath,
,
the
at
below,
v
c.
ws.
pi.
adv.
'
:
Jf
in
district
/".
1
the
a
of
south-
pr.n.m.
(t?rn$'n)
llr
(t^r?'**) pr.n.m.
south,
south wind.
side,
mail.
pZ.
TfcW n nJ^\n,
('f'lHi'n)
m,
w.
loc
'^-P
(tuitur)
/ perfection.
n^Dn
A
371
(WO-)
;?30
f perfection,
completeness, end, limit.
rtori
/ purple,
(t*^n$a-)
blue
purple
or
weigh,
ad-
t.
p.
to
Pi.
Pu.
be weighed.
to
IDlTlp
pl
lift),
to
hang,
D-x^rp,
hang
to
up,
bend, to be inclined. fut.
be
to
\?.IV
Pi. ri?ri to
to determine,
to measure, to test. pt.
P
.
pFI?, to be poised, justed, to be right. )pFi to
/ gar-
(tlibp'se^)
violet,
1PP, to try, Ni. l.OT, /"M
test.
ntSOpJI
stuff.
(tv$*'n) j>.
to
vince in western Mesopotamia.
ment.
purple dye, purple
)^y\
wket?p\
nypn
At.
hanged.
hang.
(tncmr)
only pi
/,
murmuring,
niJ^Ijl, niJ^Ijl,
refractoriness.
*pri
measure,
i
(tp'd^en)
task, day's work. 9
pri
of
pr.n.
(to'd&gn)
a
(tQ^ni'8-)
V^
(tg'laf^) s
(t
u
pr.n.m.
r
tt'.S.
i
)
i
I :
:
)
quiver.
town in Simeon. ri^Dri
nxFI
/ arrange-
h$n
??*?
(tain) pt. p. [high], to heighten.
Hi.
ment, plan, proportion. Tj^Hpri
wide
(tacH'tf))
garment, mantle. ?ri
(tel)
heap; i
m, it/. s. D^ri, mound, in pr.w. of places:
t
n^p
'
it:
towns
,
'
in
Mesopo-
tamia.
K^fi IT T
n^n. IT T 8
/ hardship, (t lfV) weariness, distress.
n>^ri
nl-i^^ri
pr.u.
of
(tal'ub^)
?pg
Pi.
^pn?] to deceive, cheat, deride, mock.
D^ri (te'lem) m, pi. D^^, c. "^/D, furrow, ridge along a furrow.
|3?"
see
from
[or
!?P5J for
/ drought,
an Assyrian pro-
(talnia'y)
pr.n.m.
*Pp?0 (talml'd) m disciple. yfi (tala PW p. V^I-IP, ')
to
.
be clothed in crimson.
rPBpfi
(talpi'O-) /", only pi. ni^?ID, height, terrace.
E^fif'S
(tclltilli'm)
pi.
24*
m
dp
m
872 niDJI
twisted or waving boughs [locks of hair].
Dn
"Pp)H
complete,
whole,
m
(t5mj'4)
duration,
extension, continuance; adv.
perfect,
continually.
innocent,
pious,
pimple,
HDP,
f
adj.,
(torn)
(tg'rn^) pr.w.wi.
sincere, mild.
Or\
(torn)
C. "DP (torn). D DP, wholepi
m,
S
u/,8.
''pn,
completeness
ness,
fection,
per-
,
sound-
integrity,
ness, simplicity, innocence; pi.
see
n^^P,
^$p
pi-
/.
"pP?, to be astonished, J3&A. amazed, terrified.
= D*8n i-
TjDn -dp,
innocence. C.
astonishment
to
of
p'.n.
a
Syro-Phenician god, Adonis.
hrpll (ftari)adw.-^1tppjj,
w.s.
(rmfiiui') /,
rmari,
c.
,
(tm*9-r)
f&
dying,
to
\2~)
DP,
iDP,
inf.
fut.
DH^, pi 1D$
iDP^. to be com-
pleted, finished, ended, to
be
whole; to be be gone, to
ready,
perish;
to
Hi. fut.
perfect;
innocent,
make
to
tr.
to
complete,
Ni. see
DPP, DPI,
finish, to
be
to
finish.
(t*mtW) f exchange,
pf.
m/.s.
#.
whole,
compensation, wages.
death.
1.
[or A'i.],
fashioning,
form, shape, image.
nnpri
DP, 'DP,
blameless;
JiPJittP
rHIDri
Dpri (tWm)
consumed,
yesterday, formerly.
HJIDri
Ni. fut.
be seized, to be held.
DP?,
(t^mmu'z)
to
to take,
support,
terror.
amazement, Ttfpri
,
!ft,
inf.
(tarn*'*)
maintain. to
9n,
EST itt-
/*. Tjbp?, pt ~P>,
hold,
HJjri (tymmf') / integrity,
see
:
7]piP, tj^pln,
nSFI^l to be astonished.
(tlmmaho'n)
honesty, in-
sid>st.
tegrity, truth.
D^n
D^iK.
(tyiTHi'h) ?j2>-
simple, upright,
innocent,
honest;
i-
npri
complete,
whole,
perfect, faultless, blameless,
w.s.
inf.
to
"l^'P".
complete,
make
to
Q. fut.
full,
to
ready.
to cause to cease;
to
Dgfl nj?
Hith.
off.
pay
to act honestly.
H3pri
(
towns of.
D^n
373
fij&n
in
?oc.
timng.'
of
)
(^5')
bestow, to hire. the same as Q.
":n 2
Judah and Dan; n nr,4r^' 9 ent
/*
-
DTj
(tlmnCi'9- tV'ivU)
niOH]
[hijp
of
pr.n.
a
town in Ephraim.
DDH
(tg'mgfi)
m
a melting,
(tanna')
mN^IjJI
(i$m$'r) pr.n..f.) pr.n.
in the south of
(to'mgr)
palm-tree;
(timmora)
/,
ornament
in
archi-
HMFi
!
i"]^^ (tamru'k)
^
"
m,
only
D*p.nt}0 PT?n9B] cleansing, ointment,remedy.
es-
nub5')
Hi,
(tfnu'cf))
only
c
nD^P
(t'nyma')
pi
f\
nibUIH, slumber, sleepiness (t%iifa) /, c. rjDr? niSUO, the moving to and fro, waving [of a
2>?.
sacrifice],
consecration;
movement,
tumult,
ex-
citement. r)
m,
pi.
P^JS.,
oven, furnace.
E*ru?
(t&n^u'm) m. only pi.
s
"I^Hpri (tjmrur) m, only
pZ.
C^IPQ, bitterness; pillar,
D^inJn.
animal,
Q^H m
(t^n^um?')
niBirgn,
rorOn howling
consolation, com-
compassion.
nDiPljO pi.
way-post.
iackal.
w.s.
/, c. nnyij) fruit produce, Tl^lJ^.
fort,
[l^n],
f,
5
(t
"T^ri (t$nnu
tecture. '"
nuV)
alienation,
pi.
D^lbn and nilbn, palmlike
>
HStiPl i
pillar.
t!T)BPi
only
f,
"iJP, point, tip of the ear
Palestine.
Ipn
5
(t
TIN13F1,
Tj^H
town
man,
inf.
-
w.s.
palm-tree, date-palm.
of a
A-,
trangement, enmity.
dissolving.
"1?Dri
t5 n ? ')
to
"4*7 '^
m'3n, a dwelling.
(timna") pr.n.m.
njlDFl
(
//'.
to sing, to praise. "1?.D?j
<"!?^
Vjuri
m w'>
1
/,
only
= dh^b.
(t&nt9umg9-) pr.n.m.
(tanni'm).
[s*w^.], pJ.
^0
(t&nnj'n)
Dy|0,
great
374
nat^n
water-animal, whale, shark, sea-
serpent,
crocodile,
aqueduct, conduit; plaster,
bandage.
^^P
monster.
HD^Fl
(tfrSg'mg*) -
water
unclean
an
f,
animal,
chameleon; a bird,
lizard,
*jh
a
only pi. petulancy, wana wanton boy;
(tri" lu'l) wi,
D ,,?*.?S|i!j
tonness; tricks, misfortune. 1
"p ?^ (t"*lr)
owl or pelican.
w>)
agri
Ni n.^> p f -
-
Il^rU, to be abominable, Pi. 2yn, /u*. abhorred.
nyn], nvrv,
pO
(
refuse,
abhor,
to
reject;
make one abhor Hi.
horred.
to
Qt?,
ab-
or
yytfi
,
fut.
to act abominably.
3%0ii
hot, vnn,^. nvn.pZ. to err, to
yR,
to
nvru. it: -
go astray; to At. be giddy.
to
stray, reel,
c.
to
wander;
'
' /:
to
niynn, '
'
stagger about, to reel; to Hi. H^ri, be deceived.
/u*.r$oi, yoi, pi.
D^ynt?,
wander,
to
pt-TWO, cause
to lead astray,
seduce; to go astray, to lyip
(tp"y)
^}?P
sexual gratification.
J"W
a (t*" nT3-) ea
^?T*
(t&'
n5'$)
f
fasting.
pr.n. of
a
Canaanitish town, belonging to Manasseh.
vvn to
(trr) pu.pt. ynyc:. mock. Hith. pt. pi. to
D^PVQ?
HS^n
mock.
see *].V Q. fid.
nD'kgri (tfWtontf)
only
/,
pZ.niEttVP, forces, strength.
pen-knife;
(t*w) / law, statute, custom; announcement.
delight,
pleasure,
cheer,
pi.
good
n^Eja,
"li,? (t&"&r)
pr.n.m.
m,
(t"nv'f)
Dfl'uijg,
to
rvrorn
pi.
thing,
secret.
to
err.
/,
hidden
niD?yn,
knife, razor,
sheath
of
a
sword.
(t*"*uw) a
njanjjrj
ni2hV
:
p*.
suretyship, surety,
pledge. c
J!pJ$D
,ft (t& ty *)
m, only
pi.
D'VPyCj mockery. pi.
Di^FI,
ditch, channel,
*]3n
(tor)
m,
pi.
DW,
hand-
mxsn t it
375 i
:
hollow
drum;
a gem,
of
bezel.
npri
rnxsn (tnw) ana rnpn w.s.
f,
(tirVreO-)
>ni"x5>n,
splendour, beauty, magni-
the
:
I
a
of
pr.n.
(tim'i))
on
city
t
Euphrates,
Thapsacus.
*gn
(myf) P t.
flpl.
niDDIP, Po.
to beat [the drum].
ficence, ornament, honour,
glory, boast.
rrrv
to beat, to strike.
m,
(tgppci'a^)
DTHBH, c \ni9n,
pi.
apple.
apple-tree.
ThSPi towns
V
same k'^ri
only
foBa') /,
vl.
ni^iSFi. dispersion.
Ppri
(tyfi'n)
^PSn, a baking, cooking, or something baked, cooked.
bsn
Huh. h&nr\
(tsfj'i)
?nCltf, see T'Sri
^nQ
t^sn, imp.pl.
frM,
something
feW nSP
hold
to
(to'fgfr)
a place
in the desert.
rPSri
(
tlf la' )
Pi. fut.
fast.
/"abomination;
Moloch
of
in
the valley of the sons of
Hinnom. /"
insipidity,
absurdity.
nj?sri (t^ur)
fut.
t^SIV, to be taken, seized,
altar-place ;>r.w. of
Ni.
frsnn,
inf.
of,
hold
handle.
to
fast,
whitewash. (to'fei)
lay hold
to
seize,
to catch, to hold, to
i?i7/i.
insipid, unsavoury; mortar.
^SH
m/.
D5^ ?n,
caught, captured.
m
(tafe'l)
=
w.s.
tPSJjl,
to
only pZ. c
???,
the
ni"jsnp
/y^.
f
5
(t
TiP*?* A*.
together.
(tafa'fi)
Ephraim; pr.n.m.
HjABFl
sow
as Q.
and
Judah
in
of
pr.n.
^
r)
"IEIV, to Pi.
1
(t^ppu'f ^)
(W
"!??
HPE>ri
(tyfte')
m
a burning-
place for corpses. /;
e.
nfesip,
n 3j?n 1 (tikv?')/;w.s. n^n; ,
i
prayer, supplication,
hymn,
psalm.
n^sri
cord; hope, expectation.
nipri (ting'Bgs-)
/,
y]ni25Sn, fear, terror.
w.s.
HD^pri ing.
(tikvlt')
pr.n.m.
(turns') f a stand-
DDipn Dplpil tv.s.
m,
(rkonic'm)
pi
H^iri
m
(tako'a')
trumpet.
"PT]?D
hom. ?
(t
c
ko'a
of
p-.w.
)
nsipJl
(t*k$*r)
Hprnn
Fpptf
/",
a
c
r.^iprp,
a circuit, lapse.
^Z. niDlpri,
(tCikki'f)
,.*.
adj. strong,
make
be
p. Spjn, strike,
to
p*.
to
D7I?^
to
fix;
[a horn].
yv?
, ;
to
^pn
m
a blowing,
( t5 kci'f)
fut.
*|jjij%
assail,
m,
(t$'k$f)
to
attack.
/.*.
ispn
might, power.
nin sec Tin.
H'T
^
pr.w. of a
(t-u-byft) f increase.
progeny.
sound
f a
noise,
sound, of the
f a healing,
{th-m')
TIT? 'i*V
(tlrzs')
/a kind
(tg'r$rt))
of oak.
pr.n.m.]
pr.)i.
of a station in the desert.
("urHri
pr.n.m.
(tjr^anf')
riiD"iri (tQrmu')
/"
cunning,
deceit.
n*pnn ft
(tCu'' l5')
place in Benjamin. ni!!l"iri
to
/"
loud
cries,
nSVIO
'
(tykfo'),
adj.,
medicine.
(t&'kfc*)
overwhelm,
rumi')
(t'raV)
shout,
trumpet.
struck;
con-
belonging
war-cry,
be
present,
5
(t
to
blast.
^Ipn
tribute,
heave-offering [*^HF1].
to be blowu.
'P
gift,
offering,
Ni. VpJQ},
thrust,
FlgHtf,
ni^nj?,
pi.
oblation,
njpTPl
drive
to
/, 0.
rym5')
*pi?i"]fl,
iTpi'in,
2fe /. yg#,
beat,
5
(t
Tp-flPl
(t*kr) */. tf&fy
t0
(tlrhaka) pr.n.m. of
tribution; heave-offering.
]%&) to
P/. fid.
straight, to arrange.
p. pi. *vp>n,
fut.
to
(tsk&'n) inf. iprp,
straight.
in,
0.
king of Ethiopia or Egypt.
iTDnFl
mighty.
blow
f.
iness, lethargy.
a
town near Betlilehem.
Vpn
(t$rd?mr)
HD^IEJ, deep sleep; sleep-
JfipJI
IP?
f increase,
(t^Lrbl'-S)
usury, interest.
1P0^j?Pi adversary.
^ipri
n?i
37ft
"jnti
and r^pin n-]r.
(tann*'*)
(tiirmi'0-)
/
=
(to'i^.i)
(ti>rna'm)
flag-staff.
m,
masl
of
.#.
err
B
ship.
377
n^yTfl e
"ftSH??
/a
(t$r cl5')
reeling-,
(w
f)
onl y
"'
household
D^SIP,
p*-
gods.
Penates.
M^"in
of
pr.n.
a
kingdom
of Israel.
pr.n.m. [Per-
sian].
pr.n.
a city
t^t^nri*
m
(tasbe'B)
m
checker-
work, checker-cloth.
c.nnWfl,
return; reply,
pi. nill^'ljl,
t
.
:
a preor
deliver-
assistance,
help,
ance, salvation.
topaze.
m
title
(tart?n)
title of
i
1
an
Assyrian dignitary, general or fieldmarshal. (tarta'k)
an
W .V
/
(t^r)
/
gift,
present.
^ V (^H') a dj- num. m, f ny^lji, the ninth.
>^P f,
c
nDltPfl, a thing deposited as a pledge. /,
rareta
/-,
longing, C O desire.
'
1
of
idol of the Avites.
(rsCiV)
(tssitf) I
^V*
pr.n.
(t6Cima)
nptrn "nrp't^'P. 'I IT
Persian governors.
HK^ri
75?^
i
chrysolite
tfnghfi (mt'U)
HDtfrn
pr.n.m., gent.
town in Naph-
a
pV.n.m.; in Spain,
(tarsi's)
cious stone,
P^n^
(4sb|')
of !"DtJfo
answer. (tarsi's)
of
lf?")5
tumult,
1
Tarsis or Tartessus.
of
*r^f^
ni^ri {mw)f,
(tfi'reg)
tWnn
noise,
tali.
(tli-Ba')
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Ein Gelehrter. richtsbriefe'
Herr Prof. Dr. S an der Universitat Halle'. Ich habe die ersten italienischen Unter-
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iiber-
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Ein Arzt.
Herr Dr. med. L
am
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in Wolfenbuttel
Nachdem ich nunmehr die samtlichen Unterrichtsbriefe Hires spanischen Werkes durchgearbeitet habe, drangt es mich, Ihnen meinen Dank auszusprechen fur das wirklich einzig dastehende schreibt
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und vorziigliche Werk. Ich verdanke Ihrem Werke ganz allein meine samtlichen spanischen die es mir ermoglicht haben, schon nach etwa 6 10 Wochen ernsten Studiums der Briefe mich in Chile mit den dortigen Spaniern zu verstandigen.
Sprachkenntnisse,
Herr Major
W
Jiiterbog: Ich bin jetzt an der Bewaltigung des 5. italienischen Briefes angelangt und kann nur sagen, dafi das Werk ein ganz vortreffliches ist, und dafi Ihre Methode zweifellos die richtige ist, urn eine Sprache zu erlernen.
Ein
Offizier.
Ein Kaufmann.
,
Das Studium Ihrer vorzuglichen Unterricbtsbriefe
ist
ebenso interessant wie unterhaltend, und kann ich dieselben jedem jungen Kaufmann, welchem es daran gelegen ist, griind lich Franzosisch zu lernen, auf das Beste Konr-ad K. in F empfehlen. 2
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Ein Jurist.
methoden auf denBiichermarktgcworfenwerden
,
auch Schiller Prof. G. Langenscheidts geDr. J. Z. vo/n Landger. zu P wesen zu sein. einst
Ein Lehrer.
Ich habe ihre Unterrichtsbriefe auf
meinem einsamen Dorfe in aller Ohne auch nur studiert. erne englische Unterrichtsstunde genommen, ja ohne auch nur einmal aus einem andern Munde englische Worte gehort zu haben, unterwarf ich Stille
mich
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Aussprache fur gut"
Ein Techniker.
erkliirte.
B., Lehrer, G.b.C.
Herr Techniker R. W. in Ntirnberg: Nach I8\v6chigem Stu-
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Oliver.
System
Brieflicher Sprach- undSprechunterricht nach origineller Methode mit humoristischem Ubungsstoff. Englisch fur Deutsche bearbeitet von George
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3.
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