DO
9 1 Ez 2 1 B V' 2 •*< 3- ■?'• = wasted, consump-
tive (?), i S i 5 »(iinnt??, rd. nj3J v. nt3 Niph.) <rd. riDNDJ worthless, lit. rejected (v. DNO Niph.) ■ ' Hiph. Pf. 3 pi. ttS^WJ Wfcl Dt 1 s8 c« ».<('. <o meit (= intimidate). f 11. [DQ] adj. despairing (lit. melting, i.e. failing, collapsing); — DB? Jb 6" to him who despaireth belongeth kindness, etc. f 1. [nDO] n.f. despair (lit. melting, fail- ing} ;— only XT?. D*B? n ?9? Jb 9 s3 at the despair of innocent ones he mocketh; so % Ew Di Bu Du > Ges Hi al. trial (by calamity), V HDJ. tDpfl n.m. melting (away);— W^ *»$
- fe ' n ^58'like a snail that goeth into melting
(leaving slimy track). y©0 , 1. VUQ v. I. yDJ . II. V DP v. II. 5JD3. t^de v. nyD. ^D?a v. nsD. t : • ** : • NiDD?? v. NSD. nnspp, rnnspp v. nsD , 11. nspp, rn§Dp v. nsD. t["lDD] vb. si vera 1. deliver up, offer (NH "ipD ; Aram. ;~>« deliver up, denounce, betray, IpD ; Hom ZMG ,M - ,892 ' 530 comp. Sab. nD» take away);— Qa.1 Inf. cstr. 3 ^W^i? Nu 3 1 16 q$V (commit) a trespass against ', but rd. bin??, cf. Thes Di (v. Nu 5 6 2 Ch 36 14 ). Niph. Impf ^DB*1 NU31 5 delivered over to, assigned to (of warriors), rd. perh. ^Bf 3 (® f£r)pt0firjarat>) cf. Thes. rrnDP, mDio v. idx. , " V T [-Ipb] v. 1D3D sub -ID tripp n. sufficiency (der. obscure : Aram. JID'D , l^i.i , common in X <B, both absol. and cstr., in sense of sufficiency, enough; e.g. for Heb. 31 2 S 24 16 X, ♦"! Ex 3 6 7 % 6, Ob 6 £@, for 'Bp Ex 1 2* <5 ; )&>oL k-mi the amount of the debt, PS 2183 );— Dt i6 10 and thou shalt keep the pilgrimage of weeks IT ri3"|3 nptp ace. to (adv. ace.) the sufficiency of the free-will offering of thy hand, which thou shalt give, i. e. with the full amount that thou canst afford (cf. rfo ^ Lv 5 7 12 8 ; X «r»«p»«J nB'DS). •YiriDTD, "iflDD, "tflDtt v.inD. [•oyp] v. nay. [niyp] v. my.
nv<o
[-oyp], rnayp v. -uy. ^njra, nS^n v. ^iv- T : - ' TT : - t[*l^Q] vb. slip, slide, totter, shake (only Heb.);— Qal Pf. 3 pi. "j|p 2 S22 37 = + is 37 ; impf. 3 fs. iy»n * 37 31 ; fft * 26 1 ; P<. pi. cstr. 'ISfto Jb 1 2 5 ; — s%, subj. feet, (fig.) 2 S 22 37 = V 18 37 , Jb 12 6 ; subj. lntfg V 37 31 5 cf. + 26'. Pu. Pt. rqg«3 (= "100 Ges '■*■; or old Qal Pi. pass.,— cf. Ba NB273 ; — but pass, not needed here, read perh. 'to Qal Pt. act. v. Schwally 2 ^ 1 ' 1890 ' 176 );— '» 5>Jf) Pr25"(sim. of untrustworthiness). Hiph. Pf. ^~W^ (so rd. for .§ moym, cf. Sm Co Da Berthol) Ez 29'; cause to shake obj. D>?riD-?3, i.e. make them totter; cf. Imv. "TVOn (obj. td.) ^ 69 s4 . t'HJJfi (van d. H ""W) n.pr.m. one of those who had taken strange wives Ezr 1 o 34 . ® Mo8e8(f)ta, A® L Moo(u)8«a (perh.= foil., q.v.) t rV^JHS n.pr.m. a priest of Zerubbabel's time ace. to Ne 1 2 b ; ® K Maa&ias, ® L MatHTiar; appar. = HJiyto v 17 , ® L Mao-m (etym. dub. ; Thes puts sub my = ornamentum Jovae, but prop. 'yb='yto, VlW^conventus Jovae). IVp v. IJ^O sub T»i tnWS^D n.[f.]pl. Jb 38 31 v. sub TV; n^15!P 1 S 1 5 32 is dub. ; = above, as adv. ace. in bonds, fetters, Ki Gr Klo ; X Sym We Dr assign to v pj) = delicately, voluptuously ; but ® rpfVo,^ whence Lag Proph - ch * ld " prop, nni"? (cf. n'll'nN) Viy® = totteringly, so HPS. -Hyp v. -ny. n^^ (■/of foil.; meaning dubious). t[ny?3] n.m. 1 " 6,11 only pi. internal or- gans, inward parts (intestines, bowels), belly (NH id.; Aram. WO, ^SfP, Jjoe, l£L*J Ar. JS ; Eth. X<»ltHfr ;— on form cf. Lag BK156 Ba zMaxfu. 1888. 345^ ._pi > [D^VIO] cstr. Ifff f 7i 6 + 3 t.; sf. ,, y02S 16"+ 9t., , J«? V22 15 40 9 ; T?»Gn i5 4 + 6 t.; TO» Gn 2s 23 Nu 5 M ; VVO 2 S 20'° + 5 t.; Dn^o Ez 7 19 ;— 1. lit.: a. nsns vyo Tjb^ 2 S 20 10 and he poured out his inward parts on the ground (through a wound) ; cf. 'O n .?n a 2Ch2i 1618 , 'O W v 1619 . b. as digestive organs, but without precision, nearly = stomach,
