DVOS TD^rQS n.[m.] pi. bundles of grainRu2 16 ( Vogelst lm "' i '* lr "" ,:h * ft 61 swaths [grasped and] 1 ifted for binding).
- 7*7X (-/of foil.; cf. Ar. li turn away, then
shun, alienate ; NH BAram.nx=BH; Ar. jx» vicinity, 5 x^ in front of, in the vicinity of ; Aram. "I'X, »jT 6y, apud).
P"K t"T2 n.:
Bide ;— "IX abs. Ez 34 21 Is 60 4 ,
cstr. 2 S 2 16 + ; sf. **? Gn 6 16 + , etc.; for ffjf 1 S 20 20 rd. nnx (or nnX ; c f. Dr, > fHX); pi. DPtf Ju 2 3 , rd. prob. O^X as Nu 33" Jos 23 13 ; cstr. W? Ex 26 13 , etc. -—side, of man 2 S 2 16 Nu 33" (H) Jos 23 13 (D), Ju 2 3 (prob. rd. context as Nu 33 55 GFM ; Dl Pr75 cp. As.saddu, snare, trap); of one lying Ez 4 4 -", 1^"^? TV& v 8 turn from side to side; children carried 'S"?y (i.e. prob. on hip) Is 60* 66 12 ; of cattle Ez 34 21 (in fig.); of things 1 S 20 20 (cf. Dr), Gn 6 16 Ex 25 32 - 32 - 32 = 37* ,M, ) 26 13 30 4 =37 w , Dt3i 26 (allP); TXO a < <A« «'ie o/, c. gen. pers. 1 S 20 25 Ru 2" so Tf¥9^9i 7 ; c. gen. loc. Jos3 18 12 9 , inn nxp
S 13 34 ; nn? inn nxp 1 s 23 261 "* on tftu «'rfe of
the hill and on that side; c. sf. rei HSO 1 S 6 8 . t[TT2, "HS] n.pr.loc. on N. border of Canaan, c. n loc, nnnx Nu 34 s (SapnSax, Sam. nnnx), Ez 47 15 (SfXSap/wz), rd. prob. iTTJX ; perh. Khirbet Serada, N. of Abil, E. of Merj 'Ajun toward Hermon (lat. c. 33° 2 5' N., long. c. 35°35' E.), so van Kasteren 8 "- B ""- lm - x , cf. Buhl°~« r - ». ta'HS 11.pr.loc. in Naphtali, 'Xn Jos 19" (® tuk Tvpiov). ■j-I. n"TX vb. lie in wait (NH t'i., rare ; cf. (si veraT) BAram. NIX Dn 3 14 );— Qal Pf.
ms. 'X Ex 21 13 (E ; abs.); Pt. c. ace. ffp ^
Firing 'B»D?-riS iS24 n (Gi; v 13 vand.H.Baer). t rP~TC n.f. lying-in-wait;— 'X(3) Nu 35 2022 i.e. with malicious intent (P). | II. [HIS] vb. lay waste (NH id. (rare), Aram. *Vf, ]fc «?j id.);— Wiph. Pf. 3 pi. "XJ BlT"!? Zp 3° their cities are laid waste. rra v. nTX, sub II. nix. rwns v. "?'TX. pIX (-/of foil.; NH, Aram, in deriv. ; cf. Ar. ijXo speak the truth (also jjj-a hard, even, straight, perfect); Sab. pTi just, epith. of king Mordtm 2MG "" (,876) ' " Horn chrMl - 125 ; usu. excellent DHM ZMa " l,(m5)M5 ' 599 CIS"-" 176 ; also verb favour, endow (one with something) CIS"' No ' '"• •" DHM Ue - Mordtm HlmlMChc - 7()t ; Ph. pnx adj. just, right, Tel Am (Can.) saduk, innocent; OAram. pTi n. righteousness, loyalty, Nab. pTXtt adj. authorized, Palm. NnpIT «wt/3i7s; Saho sadafc, oe fow, cZear Reinisch s * h< ' f ' ,r • <18 ' 0,s,2 ; Eth. R^+i oe j'wsi, righteous, so NH pnx Pi. Hiph., Aram. P'TX, .o?) ; cf. Kaii""*- d - s '-i™< 188 » jjpgp-is etc. rrab. r«t.. 1882, ic5 «r. Gerber 206 "). tp"l2 n.m. I "' 21 Tightness, righteous- ness;— 'X Lvi9 M + 87t.; ^X Is4i ,0 -r8t., etc.; — 1. what is right, just, normal ; Tightness, justness, of weights and measures, nS'K, )3K pnxi np7B> Dt 25 15 a perfect and a just weight, ephah;'S 'Jttto; 'X P.3K, 'X flS'K, 'X JVI, 'X 113 Lvi9 36 (H)Jb3i 6 Ez45 10 ; 'X bjyp right paths ■sjr 23 s ; 'X 'TO right peace-offerings Dt 33 19 ^4 f ' 5 1 21 . 2. righteousness, in government: a. of judges, rulers, kings, 'X3 031? Lv I9 ,5 (H); 'X DDE* Dt i 16 Pr3i 9 ; 'X BBB>0 Dt 16 18 ; 'X «]nn v 20 ; 'X pp'in p r 8 15 ; 'xi> n^>D Is 32 1 ; 'X nan fs8 2 ; also Pr 25 s iff 94 15 Ec p 7 . b. of law, as D-'OBB'D Is 58 2 f 1 ig 7 - 62 7SM6160 (®, but MTBBB'p), v ,64 ; T as ninjf v 13S144 ; as rrixp v 172 . c. of Davidic king, Messiah Is 1 1 46 16 5 yfr 45 s , "X3 |H 72 s . d. of Jerus.,as seat of just government, ?7.V n I'V Is i 26 city of righteousness; 'X iTIJ Je3i a 5o 7 (poss. these reflect an orig.god p^X, v. pT,X ^p?); 33 pT 'X Is i 21 righteousness used to lodge in her; cf. 'Xn Sipp Ec 3" the place of righteousness. e. of God's attribute as sovereign Jb 36 s , hus- band of Israel Ho 2 21 ; 'X his personif. agent ,), 85 1112 ", foundation of his throne 89 16 =97 2 ; in his government ^ 9" 65" 96 13 =98 9 , promise Is 45 19 , administration of justice Jb 8 s Je 1 1 20 if, 7 18 48" 5o 6 = 97 6 , vindication of his people 9 s 35 2i/s '> raising up Cyrus IS45 13 , calling his servant 42 s ; *P1X ^rpNi^^'God of my righteous- ness (who vindicates me); his 'x is ever- lasting 119 142 . 3. righteousness, justice, in a case or cause Jb 6™ 8 6 29 14 ^ 35 s7 Is 59 4 ; God 'X3 CBt? yfr"] 9 judges according to rigMeous- ness; 'X3 bm i8 2 '; 'X3 3>& v 25 ; 'x yOB' 17 1 ; 'X N"Xin 37 6 . 4. rightness, in speech, 'X nan -J, 52 5 (opp.npe>) ; '2f T3! Pr 1 2 17 ; HD ^DN b 'X3 8 s ; 'X , nafe' 16". 5. righteousness, as ethically right Jb 35 2 + 17 15 45 s Pr i 3 2 9 Ec 7" Je 22 IS EZ3 20 Hoio 12 (read 'X na, so ©We Now); rprby 'x Dn 9 24 ; 'x nbv Is 64 4 f 1 19 121 ; 'x byz
s ; 'Xn»i'ls26 610 ; 'Xt?p3Zp2 3 ; 'v finnlssi 1 ;
'S JTP v*. 6. righteousness as vindicated,
