rvahti l027 tn© 1 ^ n.pr.loc. doubtful;— 'B^TS 1S9 4 , B ®L 2txa, A 2a«Taa 1 cf. Tyhv 5>$H 2 K4 42 . TnUJ?© tt-P^.m. in Asher, 1 Ch 7 37 ,2aX«ir<i, @L 2fffUjav, tW>J!&ttJ n.pr.m. ( = V*|W Thes Buhl);— father of Zerub.Hgi 12 - 14 2 2 ; 2 a X«&.,X. Dtf adv. there, thither (Ar. 1J </iere, cf. IS «A«ra; BAram. TOPI, Eg. Aram, non S-C p * p - AUI , I (BR ( w ith demonstr. m, cf. ]]"]$ beside '!«), Syr.^aolT; Zenj H * ds (Cooke ■*) BE>);— I. a. there Gn 2 91! n'- 7Jl + oft.; placed early in sentence for emph., Mi 4 10 S ^V3FI BE?, Na 3 15 Ez 3 2~ M V I04 M +, . . . BBh On 41 "Ex 15" Nu , 3 «« +) DBn . . . DB> Ex i5 2i Dt 12" Is27'° Jb 3 "+, . . . av nam Gn 2 9 2 , , .. D^ 1 n»
1 31 35 7 2 S i 21 i5 21 + , ... DB> 1]« Is 34 1413 ,
. . . DE* B5 23" 57 7 sjr 139 10 ; resuming a pre- ceding ' whe»e,' Jb39 :l ° l*n DB> tfbbn TO, Ju 5 s7 Je 2 2" Ec 1 1 3 , cf. i 7 . Repeated, BE> , '. . BE* here . . . there Is 2% mn . In poetry, pointing to a spot in which a scene is localized vividly in the imagination, i/c 14 5 ins nflB BE* <Aere feared they a fear! 36 13 , cf. 48' 66 6 132 17 ; Hos 6 7 Zp i 14 .— Hb 3 4 read probably (We Now) BB* the flashes at his side made he the hiding of his power ; Ec 3 17 BE/ = with God, in the Divine plan or scheme : but read perh. BB> Hi De al. b. preceded by the rel., BE* 1* where, Gn 2" Ex 20 21 I S 9 10 +, usu. with one or more words between, Gn 13 3,14 19 27 Ex 29" 2 S 1 1 16 2 K 2 3 s7 + oft. ; after f 'K3 , BE> Kin -IB/K3 tGn 2 1 17 . "With new omitted (the rel. being indie, by cstr., Ges !I30c ' d ) Ez 39 11 T^ BB> BipD / "IB^3 a place where a grave (may be) in Isr., but © 93 Co Or al. read BE/ a place of renown. 2. thither, after vbs. of motion («=»riBB' ) v. 3), Dt i 37 BB> N3Ti t6, J u 19 15 2 1 10 i S '2" 9 6 al.; Of... -m whither, 1 K 18 10 21" 2 K i 4 - 616 Is 20 6 , more oft. in JeEz, as Je 8 3 22 s7 23 3,8 45 3 +, Ez 4 13 1 »» 36 2022 + ; so Vf? V 1 2 2 4 - 3. with H loc, i"l13E> (shammah): a. after vbs. of motion, thitlver, Gn 19 s0 flBB> D«^> to flee thither, v 22 20 13 24 s 29 s Dt i :8 + oft. ; = into it, therein(oi abasket, pit, etc.), Ex 1 6 s3 "lOty? k5>D ff^T^}, 21 s3 %i) nSB>, 30" Ju8 25 2K12"; pregnantly, after a verb implying motion, as to bury, Gn 23 13 nBB> 'no-nts rnsgjfl, 25 10 49 31 50 5 (all P), iyio to meet Ex 29 42 - 43 '30 6 - 36 Nu 1 7 19 (all P)^ Jos 2" 1 f Je 1 3 7 Jo 4 7 , perh. Ct 8 5 (1 a), b. ni3B> . . .lE/K DC whither Gn 20 13 Nu 33 s4 Dt 4 sl4 +oft; wfiere 2 K 23 s 1 Ch 4 41 . C. more rarely, Lq. BE* there, Gn 43 30 nBB> 1>, Jos 2' Ju 16 s7 2K4" 9 16 H02 17 Is 22'^ 34" 65" Je 18 2 27 s2 Ez 23 s 3 2 29 - 3(, (v 2 '-'- 24 - 26 BB>), 48 s3 nfy*rfl& i22 5 Ec3 16 . 4. BBto front there, thence : a. oft. after verbs of departing, taking, etc., Gn 2 10 11 8 * 12 8 18" 2 4 7 42', etc., Nu 13 23 2 1 12 22 41 B^D rja, Dt 4 29 BBt? BRffep, 30 4 Je 37 12 Ho 2 17 Am 9 2 - 3 - 4 Jb 39 a + .' ' Peculiarly, Gn 4 9 24 "fl ??K np BB73 Ges De RVm from there [from heaven], (from) the Shepherd ('»), the Stone (Eock) of Israel, Ew Di Sta from there (where is) the Shepherd of (HP) the (Bethel-)stone of Israel ; but both forced : text dubious; Gunk by the name (B$C; so <S) of the Shepherd, etc. (as Ew Di). b. BBto . . ,-fK whence Gn 24' Nu 23"+ . c. expressing origin, Gn 3^ the ground n@? "IEW BB*0, 10" whence (=from whom) came forth the Phil., Ju i 9 18 $ty VfO, 1 S io 12 BBto E*K, Is 65 20 . d. of the mass, from which something is taken or made, Gn 2 7 9 30 3 ' 2 (of JN2f), Lv 2 2 131 BBto fOA (from the meal, etc., of a nruo), 1 K 17 13 nsBj? n;jj DfO 7 "b-JT =]K i.e. from the meal and oil, 2 K 7 s19 i ^XT) t& Of&, Ez 5 3 . . Dtt? n.itt. 287 ' 8 naine (-/unknown; Thes ntSK*, cf. Ba ZMO " l(1887, ' 63i ; Lag BN ,6 ° BEh, Ar. J^j 6mni,marA,cf.BS K213SI3ff - Ko" 1104 ; NH=BH (esp. B^n = nin , ) ; Ph. db> Lzb 377 ; As. jumuy Sab. BD Horn 01 " 124 ; Eth. tW: Ar. *^, p, jU, lij Aram. BE/, NCE*, also BIB', BE* (Ko"' 512 ), ji*., Uaa., OAram., Palm. DB> Lzb 377 ) ; — abs. 'b* Gn 6 4 + ; cstr. 'v Gn 1 2 s + , rarely "BE* 1 S 8 2 + ; sf. 'DE* Ex 3 15 -)- , ICE* Gn 33' + , 1»E> J K 1 8 31 + , etc.; pi. niCE/ (rarely n»B>) Gn 2 2 » + ; cstr. DiDE* Ex6 16 + , sf. BniDE* Nu i 3 4 + , fntoE* Ez 2 3 4 - 4 ;— name: 1. of river Gn 2" 1314 , beasts v 19W , city 26 :a (all J) + ; Bi>n 'B> tEz 24 s , i.e. exact designation of it ( + '"l£l '»n BXiTnK). 2. a. usu.ofpers.: Gn4 ,7 - ,9 - 19 (J) + ; as signif. 1 S 2 s 23 , cf. Pr 2 1 24 ; esp. in phr. njjj!)K ICE*! . . . B"K »njl 1 S i 1 , cf. 9 1! , Je37 13 + 28 1.; iess oft. as iOB* n^a 1 S 17 4 , cf. Zc 6 12 + 5 t. (cf. in As. Krae BA8, - 430 ')i freq. c. N"]j3 (q.v. 6, and BTiph. 2, Pu.; note here, 7y 'VS N"lp3 in token of ownership 2 S 12 28 (v. Dr), IS4 1 ); rarely, ^l^O^S iDEHIK B'B' Ju 8 31 , cf. 2 K 17 34 Ne9 7 ; 'E' Br6 DE/JI Dm 7 ; c. " I ??.' 1 . Cn32 29 (J); change of name is witliout vb., as Gn i7' 5 (P), or (usu.) c. fW Gn 35 10 (P) /sr. shall be thy name, cf. 17 5 1 K 18 31 1 Ch 22", also
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