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rotfoXm: inv 2 K 8 56 n" M = 2 Ch 22 31011 23 1 " 1321 24' ;n;. 2 K tl u»M 2 Ch 22". 2. m. a. I Ch 8 M Oyo&Am. b. Ezr 8 7 A&„, A AdAu, ; @L ro5o«'ov (genit.). c. ^ny one with foreign wife Ezr 10 58 , e a t, A OtfaAi. t[DJ"lJ/] vb. dub.; Niph. Pf. 3 ms . my: Hg Is 9" (^ is 6e cZo^erf to speecA, lii suffocating heat, U-Jui burned by heat; hence Thes scorched, but derived sense dub • v RS"^*»«');_read perhaps nn S j (v /nr) *, burned up, cf. ES'% Krochm Kit Che"*.' • fijni? n.pr.m. Levite 1 Ch 2 6 7 , IW«, (r)o0vi.
- 'WlPy a.pr.m. son of Kenaz, a hero in
Isr., ro6oviri, Jos 15 17 Ju 1" 3" 1 iCli4 1313 - name of family 2"j n . T[pJiy] vb. move, proceed, advance (NH Hiph,; As. elcku as H., also trans, bring, move; Ar. Js£, Jic precede, pass forth, be- come free, grow old; Aram. ja£x, pnj? grow old, Palm. adj. pny old);— Qal Pf. 3 fg. npnjf f6 s , 3 pi. Ipny Jb 21'; /m;>/ 3 ins. pnjTJb I4 13 18 4 ; — 1. move iepBD 1IJ US) Jb'i 4 ,s , so i8 2. advance (in years; Aramaic sense) 21' (||W); hence = grow old and weak
- 6 a (of eye, || n^). H iph. Pf. 3 p l. 1p>nj?n
Jb 32 16 (Gi ; van d. H. Baer v 15 ), Pr 25'; Impf. 3 ms. pny.'l Gn 1 2" 26"; Pt. P'PWD Jb 9 5 ;— 1. move forward (sc. tent) = proceed Gn 1 2" (DBto , II loc), 26" (Dt?D); so fig. Jb 32 16 (v. supr.j words have moved away from them (DO?), but v. prob. gloss (Bu al.). 2. Jb o 5 he who re- moveih mountains. 3. very late Pr 25 1 transcribe (remove from one book or roll to another; © ^eypu^avro, $> Iranstulerunt ; so in mediaeval Heb. : Zunz ZMG " lv(lm >'* ,7f =e«»- Schr. ill.63f "ins; ')•
- pjlfif adj. forward, arrogant (of speech)
(Thes free (v. Ar.), unrestrained); — 1 S 2 3 f 3i" > 94 4 ; so also 75" (cf. "MX).
pi?y adj. Thes (ancient and so) valuable;
< advanced, eminent, surpassing (cf. ,j^lc preceding, hence surpassing, choice Lane l9 ' ,; ) ; — 'V fin Pr 8 1S eminent wealth. Tp'ny adj. eminent, surpassing, choice (v. P0y);— 'V nMO Is 23' 8 cAoz'ce a«iVe. t [p'njr] adj. removed, old ;— 1. removed, D ^'? WJ Is 28° i.e. weaned (|| a^TO isDS; on cstr. v.Ges*" *). 2. old,ancient (Aramaism: FW, Jx.ksJL, old), D'p-ny cn:nri j ch 4".
1- ["1/1 V] vb. pray, supplicate (always to
God) (cf. Ar. 'J~i. slaughter for sacrifice De G " (4) SI 'We BI "" tnlllI ". I «i»«l<'-R).l'8.H2. RgBeml.2IOf. ; 2„d«l., Krr );— Qal Impf. 3 ms. "6 Tp|*) Gn 25 : ', ^« Ex8 M io la Jui 3 8 ; ^N-^-in^Jb33^.- Mipb. 6« supplicated, entreated (and grant entreaty ; always of God),usu. c. h of worshipper (v.bs d): Pf. 3 ms. consec. D$ -iByj] i s , 9 *. Imp f 3 mg v "iny'l Gn 25- 1 2 Ch 33 13 , vb iny>l EzrS 23 ; c. n??/<w *'<e fane? 2 S 2i H 24"; /«/ abs. "foTOI Dnb 1 Ch 5 M ; c*<r. (as subst.) 'iWiyn 2 Ch 3 3 '». Hiph. = Qal, »«a^e su]>plicalion, c. !»K, S>: P/. T^f *TBP?1 Ex 8"; /mp/ 2 ms. rbx -Vfiyn Jb 22"; Imv. mak**^ rwp^n Ex8-* 9 M , j> io 17 ; also c. i> pers. m 6e/ja?/ 0/ whom, Impf. 1 s. V " |, ^y^ Ex 8 s , so Imv. vonyn, c. nya vH ti. [">ny] n.[nx.] suppliant, worshipper (l ; so usu., but dub.); — only pl. sf. ""iny Zp 3 10 . tH. [^J"1J^] vb. be abundant, si vera 1. (as Aram, loan-word; TTO, »&^, be rich = Heb.iry);— WTiph. Pt. fpl nbriy: p r 2 f ( f enemy's kisses; De excessive; opp. D'JDM) ; Toy prop. nV^jJj _ or nU;3 ; crooked, hypocritical. Hiph. 7y. 2 mpl. B3 , '?.:H ^ DFrwyn Ez ^ ye have multiplied against me your words (|| I^Wl 0=^3 ^V del. as gloss Co after ©, Toy reads sg., and thinks verb due to Aramaiztng scribe. '1"yj8 n - f - abundance (Aramaism, si vera 1.);— cstr. Je33 6 I will reveal to them abundance cf peace, etc. (corrupt ace. to Gie Buhl L "; Vrss. render variously). 'y?¥ a-Pr.loc. (A/dub.);— in Judah Jos 15" {^a<; A@L A6tp), in Simeon 19 7 (ud ep; ' in both sq. ]VV); perhaps = Tjny q . v .- perhaps (Conder*-"""-*) 'Air, e. 2 miles NW. of Beit Jibrin (cf. GASm Ceoer ' M *' 1 ). III. "IJiy (y^of following). fn. hny] a.[m.] odour (si vera 1.) (so Vrss.);— cstr. ">nj| Ez 8", of incense.
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