A salem Is 315 fi... c. Sy (¹7); c. Sy (5); obj. Yahweh's people Zc 9¹5 c. y, 128 c. ¹3. obj. 15 171 Sya Ju 5 28 1121 2 K 19 - Is 37", 1 Ch 5¹ 14 M = 10 17 23 264 325 Ne 4" 76 Je 46³9 Ez 232 38 39° Na 24 Is 22³ cf. 215 (anoint the shield, to make it slippery), so also 35ª (where ^ fig. as warrior); armed man Pr 6" 24"; laid up for show, or as treasure I K 10¹7.17 1426.27 (2 Ch 916.18 126.10) 2 Ch 327 cf. Ct 4 Ez 2710; of scales of crocodile (leviathan) 'P'EN Jb 417; fig. of wicked's defence against judgments of Jb 15*; fig. of king89" (cf. Che); fig. of rulers of Ephraim Ho 4; fig. of rulers of earth 471; fig. (very often) of, as defence of his servants, 3¹ 7" D¹ 10. - (rd. Sy cf. Che crit. note) 18.11.( 2 S 22331.36) 287 3320 5912 84 10.1 1156.10.11 119114 144³ Pr 27 30³, and v. esp. Gn 15¹ (E). 84 tan.m. 4.¹3 & (Gn 2³5) f. enclosure, gar- den (NH id., 72, Ar. , Eth. 7†: As. ginû COTG, also gannatu DI Pra; Aram., N, J; Ph. PY ON PIN [y] CIS, 11 & p. 298 1. birds of enclosure (domestic fowls) or of wing)-abs. 12 Gn 28 +3 t.; cstr. id. Gn 2¹+19 t.; c. art. Gn 2°+9 t., but 122 La "; f. ¹ Ct 4" 5¹, in Ct 4¹8 6²; Pl. O Ct 46+2 t.-garden as enclosure La 26 (simile); Ct8³; cf. Ct 4¹ (fig. of bride ay 12); g. of herbs (P) Dt 11 1 K 21²; fig. of bride, g. of plants, fruits, and spices Ct 416.16 5¹ 6² cf. D¹1 Ct 4¹; g. of (king's) house 2 K 21¹8 = 2K 2118; 122 K 25¹ 16 18 10 15. t[] n.f. covering, - La 3 covering of heart, i.e. a hard shell about the Je 39¹ 527 Ne 3, cf. n na 2 K 97 (at Jez- reel? but this perhaps n.pr.loc. v. sub n' heart=obstinacy, so Ges (cf. Qor 6ª dé Lilés; p.111); most often of garden (orchard ?) in Eden RV; or, covering of the understand- SỈ (Hex only Gn & only J) Gn 2 1.2.3.8.8.10 3 15 Gn 2¹5 323.24 Ez 365 Jo 2³, cf. ping, blindness of heart, so Ew Ke Nag Che. called 7 Gn 13¹0 Is 51 (both in simile); Dx-μ) Ez 28¹³ (117), 318.8.0 ( 17); in last three the trees of the garden are comp. with Assyrian under fig. of cedar of Lebanon. > T.: fn.f. garden (cf. foregoing) Is 130 61¹¹; cstr. ³ Ct 6¹¹ +3 t.; af. Jb 8¹8; pl. na Nu 24, mia Ec 2° +6 t.; sf. Di Am 4'; garden, orchard, Am 4° (|| 072, , n), 94 (fruit-garden; ||072), Je 295.28 Ec 25, (|| 0779), M³x na Ct 6" nut-garden; cf. Est 1³ 778; in simile, of prosperous Isr. Nu 24° (poem in JE; ¹), of chastised Isr. Is r*(') A IN DD), of Yahweh's blessing Is 61¹¹; in Jb 816 i-y in fig. of prosperity of wicked, as a luxuriant plant; gardens as places of idolatrons worship Is 12 (|| 0¹¹), 65³ (||0}), 66¹ (i.e. groves). tra n.pr.m. father of Tibni 1 K 16³¹1. tina Ne 12¹= following. tin n.pr.m. a priest among the returned exiles Ne 107 12¹6 cf. foregoing. 1 than n.m.¹K ¹4.7, & f. ¹K 10, 17, shield (Ar. Aram. , ) - Gn 15¹ + 33 t. (also cstr. Dt 33" Na 2¹); sf. +5 t.; 115.10.11; pl. DK 10+6 t.; 2 Ch 23°; cstr. 7" 33+3 t.; I Jb15%; 18. 1 K 14”+ 4 t.; sf. H 4¹8; shield, buckler, carried by warrior for defence > 20 †[1] vb. only Pi. deliver up, deliver (denom. fr. 1; on connex. of meanings cf. up) —Pf. 1 Gn 142⁰; Impf. 3 fs. sf. J Pr 4° Ho118;-deliver up to adversary Gn 1420 Ho 11³+ Is 64 GST Ew Che al. for MTU; also deliver, give, c. acc. & sf. of indirect obj. Pr 4º. 6 ty: vb. low (of cattle) (NH id., Aram. Jb6; 1 6¹. †[y] n.pr.loc. close to Jerusalem y Je 31-site unknown. T †[bya] vb. abhor, loathe (NH Sys Nithpa. be fouled, Hiph. rinse out with hot water; nya rejection; Aram. Sy Ithpe. be fouled, soiled)— gal Pf. 3 fs. y Lv 26" Je 14", y cons. Lv 26⁰; ¹³³ Lv 26ª; ¹y³ Ez 16ª; Impf. 3 fs. Sy Lv 2611.15;Pt. f. nyà Ez 16% ;— abhor, loathe, (usually c. acc.), Yahweh, his people Lv 2611.30.44 (H) Je14" (c. ?); the people, Yahweh's statutes, Lv 2615.48 (H); Ez 16.45 women their husbands (fig., in proph. ag. Jeru- salem). Niph. Dis n by 2 8 1ª the shield of heroes was defiled RVm VB Kirkp. but < is rejected, cast away (with loathing) Dr, cf. Klo; & poo@xbiby. Hiph. Impf. ay inie Syr Jb 21; and doth not cause, or allow, (the cow) to reject as loathesome Ra De, cf. Di¹; Di', however, of bull, cast away (semen), or shew aversion.
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