BDB 1906 — scan section 120
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Work: Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon
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Inf. 7.^r6 Gn 43V Pt. bblm 2 S 2012; roll oneself over and over, 0^3 '3HO Mfe-f] 2 S 2012 «<w Amasa was wallowing in his blood; fig. Gn 4318 wby 'jnni) «0 roll himself upon us, i.e. assail us with overwhelming force (|| 7B3Tir6l I^V). Hitbpalp. Pf. &£im Jb 3014 (abs.; II <$!£ 3Cn n??) cf. Hithpo. Gn 438. Hipb. Irnpf. 73J1 Gn 29";— roll away stone from upon (?y?) mouth of well; as Qal (which it really is, Impf. in i, ace. to BaZMG1888'178). t ?|j n.m. Gn31'48 heap, wave, billow (as rolled together,…
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- A Hebrew and English lexicon of the Old Testament : with an appendix containing the biblical Aramaic
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- Public domain
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- eng
- Source language
- eng
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