tons teaf n.m. K * * ■ lamb ( -/dub. : NH id.,
- ■ :■ 107 V
battering-ram; As. kabhi, lamb ace. to COT giom. ^ r _ ^j£S is ram, leader; Syr. }«-»o tew6, with anom. a., is very rare, and prob. loan- word; No in Fra 109 )— '3 abs. Ex2 9 39 + 4 3 t.; pi. ttfeaa v^+eit.; sf. toa Jbsi 20 ;— 1. Zamfi, for sVcrif. : Is I " ; of daily offering Ex 2 9 »-»-»-«>-« Nu 28 3 - 4 - 4 + J2 t. Nu 28; sin-offering LV4 82 ; purification I2 e 14'°+ 5 t. Lv 14 ; dedication of altar Nu 7 1S + 25 t. Nu 7 ; offerings in 7th month 29*+ 22 t. Nu2o, etc. (87 t. ExLvNu all P); in Ezekiel's temple Ez 46 4 + 6 t. Ez 46; 1 Ch2 9 !l 2 Ch 2 9 21W - 31! 35 7 Ezr 8", cf. sim. Je 11". 2. lambs, as grazing ; symb. of devas- tation Is 5 17 (cf. Gie*""- 1890 ), sim. of Isr. Ho4 16 ; in predict. '3"D? 3X? "M Is 1 1 6 . 3. lambs, as furnishing wool for clothing : Jb 31 20 '3 13, Pr2 7 26 1| ! «bb'3. tnteQ3, nto? n.f. ewe-lamb ; '3 2 S 1 2 3 - 6 ; '? Lv 14" Nu 6"'; cstr. nfco? 2 S 1 2 4 ; pi. fltap Gn 2 1 29 - 30 ; cstr. nfeo? v 28 ; — ewe-lambs ( 7) set in witness Gn 2I 28 - 29 - 30 (E); used in sacrif. Lv 14 10 (purif.), Nu 6 14 (Nazirite ; both P, and both || fcQS) ; for food, in Nathan's parable 2 S 1 2 '*'. Tnton n.[m.]lamb(transp.fr.preceding) — '3 abs. Lv 3 7 + 5 t. ; pi. D'?'? 3 Gn 3 o"+ 6 t.;- lamb, as property Gn 3 o 32 - 33 - 3S - 40 (J); for sacrif. Lv i 10 3 7 4 s5 22" Nu 18 17 , cf. Lv 22 s7 ; for food LV7 23 , cf. i7 3 (allP); Dti 4 4 . t nStoS n.f. ewe-lamb Lv 5" (P). t[v£' J3J vb. subdue, bring into bondage (NH ia 1 ., press, oppress; Aram. EQ3, +JLo tread down, beat or make a ]>ath, subdue; Ar. ^J^S press, squeeze, knead (body or limb, as in the bath, massage), also attack, assault)— Qal Pf. 3 pi. e>331 consec. Zc 9 15 ; Imp/. 67133? Mi 7 19 ; BKtol Je 34" Qr (Kt Hiph), etc. ; /mo. pi. sf. gebtjj Gn i 28 ; /«/. 55*33 2 Ch 28'° Est 7"; Ft. D'BOb Ne 5 5 ; — 1. frraw/ tra<o bondage, sq. ace. + Bna^ Je 34" 16 2 Ch 28 10 Ne g» 2. (late) subdue, force, a woman Est 7 8 (= earlier nay). 3. subdue, dominate, the earth Gn i 28 (P), Zc9 15 (of conquest); treaddown, sq. V?p"'?3&<; fig.swJ- <fue, sq. Wniij? Mi 7 19 . Niph. >/. 3 fs. ntJ>333 Jos 18'+ 3 t.j Pt. fpl. nit?33J Nes 5 ;— pass, of Qal 1, subj. U'rfua Ne 5 5 ; of Qal 3, subj. H? n (of conquest) Nu 32 s2 - 29 Jos 18 1 (all P), lCh2 2 18 . Pi. Pf. 2*33 2 S8 11 , obj. D?ia (of conquest). Hiph. Trap/, bring into bondage, sq. acc. + DH3j£ J e 34 11 Kt (Qr Qal).
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tttJ13 n.[m.] footstool (late) (NH id., step, stair; Aram. NB'M, etc., a rude seat (rare)) — 3njn '3 2 Ch 9 18 (of Solomon's throne). T |ton3 n.m. kiln, for lime or pottery (so Ki, AW; Mishn K """- 9 ; -/and original mng. dub.; ace. toThes as subduing, reducing its con- tents, cf. igneferrum domatur Plin ""• "*•*• B ) — alw. abs. ; only in '3H "rtB'j? Gn 1 9 s9 (J ; sim. of smoke of 133, Sodom and Gom.); 'an ]#$ Ex I9 19 (E; sim. of smoke of Sinai); '3 O'a ashes of kiln Ex 9 8 , cf. v'° (both P).
- 7*7^ (•/of foil.; Ar. IS is toil severely;
jS fatigue, weary, harass, tread ; jj mortar in which things are pounded, bruised; Zij$ what remains in bottom of cooking-pot).
13 n.f. jar (NH id.; Aram. N^?)— 1? abs.
1 K 1 7 12 Ec 1 2 6 ; cstr. 1 K 1 7 14 "; 1ft? Gn 24 1417 M etc. ; pi. 0*13 Ju 7 16 -' 6 + 3 1. ; — water-jar, carried on woman's shoulder Gn 24 ,4 -»- 1 "'- , » J »-«-«-« , (all J), 1 K 1 8 s4 Ec 1 2 6 ; empty (of water), containing lamps Ju 7 1619 - 20 ; containing meal 1 K i; 12 " 1 '. (On extra-Palest, hist, of this word cf. Lag BN104> t [TIT'S] n.m. spark (fr. above -/,=strike out a spark, ace. to Thes EobGes, cf. Sta' 216 (doubtfully), Lag 81 * 182 Kg"-" 7 -' 71 - 1 , NH Th?= rod (of iron, etc.); B»« bf tfPftq i.e. red-hot rods; but Ba NB « ,42,139 der. this and "*H fr. a/t3 = Ar. sS, M emit fire (said of a fire-stick, jSj, Lane 2639 ^ crlrob ), and so Buhl)— only pi. cstr. t«? '"fiT? Jb4i u of breath of crocodile (II »T»&). TT313 n.[m.] a precious stone, perh. ruby (fr. qxirklel; Aram. || is KJTfJ?); '3Ez2 7 ,e as article of commerce; 13"13 IS54 12 fig. in promise to Zion. rj3 v . *i. ""|"0 (■/of foil.; cf. Ar. JJS vn. «Aoo< or rush down (of hawk, star, etc.; also of an attacking force) so Thes Fl in De ,ob15 ' 24 Buhl Di al.; v. also mod. Ar. .3 annoy, vex,reprimand, Spiro Voc,b •; ,jj oftener be dark, gloomy, turbid, whence > -1)1*3 = seething tumult, of battle, cf. Ko"- 147 * 711 ). "TiT3n.[m.] onset, T& Tnj? *bq Jbi5 24 o king ready for the onset.
