Oxy Is 598; tracks of are those approved by him 175; or those traversed by him, "DY havd 65" fig. of richly-laden cart dropping its contents in its track. AT
- [D] vb. be grieved (NH id.; Aram.
Dy, and (in Lexx.) id.; cf. perh. also As. agâmu, be vexed D1 HWB 16 (rare ; cited under DIN)); Qal Pf. 3 fa. MDAY... NON T:IT Jb 302 was not my soul grieved for the poor? (|| *¹??). I, II, III. T v. I. Ny. T7 v. TỪM. †1. Ty and Ty (so alw.) n.m. perpetuity ATT + [1] vb. Niph. shut oneself in or off during lifetime, of king 2. of future time, Ty =advancing time, cf. As. adů, time, at the present time); 1. of past time: TY ¹ Jb 20¹; y obwy (NHid., Pt. pass. restrained (esp. from marriage), Hb 3° ancient mountains (cf. bbw 1). also y anchor; be imprisoned);— Impf. 2 fpl. in na n Ru 1¹³ would ye W • ya Ru 1¹³ would shut yourselves off, so as not to belong to a man? y (✓of foll., meaning dubious; conject. in Meier Wurzel WB 38 BN 59 Lag ; on Gk. ayop cf. LewyFremdw.
- . 8).
21 Pr29¹; of others (usu. Ty) for ever: a. b. of things, 13 ye T 9¹9 2277 61º Pr 12¹. 19 M ayn* Jb 19². AITH 18 c. of continuous existence, of nations, yn (of Babylon, cf. aby 2 c) Is 477 (yet v. II. y II 3); anger, Ty Am 1¹¹; elsewh. 83¹8 928 Is 26* 65¹8. d. of divine existence, TV 2 I857"; attributes, Tyynr 3.10 112³9; residence in Zion, Ty T 132¹; law of God, y 19¹0; promise as to dynasty of David, tuzy n.[m.] appar. understood by Mass. as name of a bird; very uncertain; crane acc. to Saad. (Is), but note of crane not suitable (Tristr NEB 230.);9]y] De 7 T 890: TV T 132¹; inheritance of land, Ty Je 87; T3Y DID? Is 38¹4 (but here gloss Klo Brd Di Dn Che "P); Thes and (in Je) Hi Gf Gie del.! and take'y as adj.of DID=twittering or the like; Thes assumes transpos. fr. 1y, Eth. 702: cry. 37; continuous relations between God and his people 1 Ch 28⁹ Is 64 Mi 7 y. e. phrases (see hy 2 m): Toiv(5) 96 10¹ 215 457.18 4815 52¹81045 11944 145¹2¹ Ex15¹ Mi 4³ Dn 12³; i Tys1118 1486; TY - IB 45¹.- Is 308 rd. (Dhiy-7) Ty for a witness (S V T Ges Ew Di Che Du) for MT y. TV v. TIV. NTY V. TTY. 723 TTY (of foll.; cf. Ar. ic count, reckon, e number, period; Aram. Ny time). †[773] n.f. menstruation, so Vrss (prop. time, period); - pl. abs. D'¹ 7 Iš 64³ i.e. stained garment (fig. of best deeds of guilty people; || NDD). > I TiTy, NTY, NITY n.pr.m. Iddo ; -1. father of an officer of Sol, y 1 K4¹; G Axeλ, A Eadok, GL Axiaß. 2. grandfather of prophet Zechariah y ¹, ²;. Zc Ni¬y & Addw. 3. a Levite y 1 Ch 6º; & Adet, GL Addw. 4. a priestly name Niy van d. H. Ginsb (Baer iy) Ne 12¹; GN etc. Adalas; also y v Kt (N), Qr Ny; ON Top Adda, GL Top Adaia. 5. a seer nin y 2 Ch 12¹-12 13³³; & Ad(8)w;= i¬y 2 Ch 9%, Iwnλ(8). T7 v. TỤ. TY TT +1. vb. pass on, advance (Ar. (c) é pass by, also run= Eth. OL: pass by; Aram. y go along, go by (oft. for Heb. 12y), Aph. remove; Syr. pass by, come, c. fall upon);-Qal Pf. 3 ms. Jb 288 the fierce lion hath not advanced upon it (sc. the way). Hiph. Pt. 2 r 25 e- moving a garment (cf. Gn 38" , Jon 36 Heb. and T). ti. Ty n.[m.] booty, prey (upon which one advances, falls) 2 Gn 49% devour prey (); ST Is 33ª prey of great spoil, y P Zp 3 (of God) my rising up to the prey (Br); y Is 95 father (i.e. dis- tributor) of booty (Hi Kn Kue BrP Du Che Ept; >Ges Ew Di al. everlasting father). 18 18 III. Ty, in poetry TY (†Nu 24 0.24 10423 1476 Jb 7 20', and in Ty ¹ Is 26¹ 65¹8 83¹8 928 1321214: cf. , y), prep. as far as, even to, up to, until, while (Aram. , ; Sab. , , Mordtm MG (1876), 7; DHM³ XXXyll (1883), 414, A8. adi DI 8¹ (Ar. e is except); perh. akin to li pass on, advance to, Köl. 504, 309. prob. from ground-form 'aday, 01428, 481 Kö. S00; but Lag8ym. 11. 101-3, Mitth. 1. 231 1. as plur. like ");-with sf. "¹ Nu 23¹+, 7*7 Mi 4³+, etc., DIY +Jb32"; 2 K9¹ Dy occurs; 3 A 2 fr. > 18
