The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

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terpretations, *PAEL ParticipU, # Dan. 5: 12. understanding, interpreting (marg. or, of an interpreter) of dreams. ■IB'SI [p'sharl Ch. m. Dan. 2: 4. ami we will shew the interpretation. 5. the dream, with the interpretation thereof, 6. and the interpretation thereqf^ — the dream, and the interpretation therecif,^ 7. and we will shew the interpretation 9. shew me the interpretation thereqf, 16. and that he would shew.../Ae interpre' tafion. and I will shew unto the king the inter- pretation. unto the king the interpretation, seen, and the interpretation thereof? known the interpretation to the kmg, and we will tell the interpretation thereqf and the interpretation thereof sure. 3^ . the interpretation of the dream. 4). unto me the interpretation thereqf, 6) . have seen , and the interpretation thereqf. 15). declare the interpretation thereqf, — ). known unto me the interpretation : 16). or M« interpretation thereqf, — ),and the interpretation thereqf io thine 21 ). This ( is ) ^Ae interpretation, and shew me the interpretation thereqf^ nor make known to the king the inters pretation thereof, and he will shew tJu interpretation, and make known unto me the interpreta- tion thereof: but they could not shew the interpretation of that thou canst make interpretations, — and make known to me the iiUerpretatum thereof, 17. and make known to him the interpretation, 26. This (is) the interpretation qf 7:16. at^ made me know the interpretation of 24. 25. 26. 30. 36. 45. 4: 6 7 9 18 -( 19( 6: 7. 8. 12. 15. 16. Ecc. 8: 1. who knoweth the interpretation qf nr^t^Bpish'tah', f. Ex. 9:31 . And the flax and the barley was — and thejiax (was) boiled. Isa. 42: 3.ondr /Ae smoking ^ax shall he not quench: 43: 17. they are quenched as tow, nfiB^S pish-teh'y m. Lev.l3:47.a woollen. ..or a linen garment; 48. qf linen f or of woollen ; 52. in woollen or in linen, 59. a garment of woollen or /ta«n, Deu22: 1 1. a garment... uf woollen and linen Jos. 2: 6, with the sulks qfjlax, (lit. with flax qf sudks) Jud.l5:14.the cords... became asAax Pro. 3 1 : 13. She seeketh wool, and flax, Isa. 19: 9. they that work in fine /ox, Jer. 13: i . Go and get thee a linen girdle, Eze.4(): 3.a line of flax in his hand, 44: 17. they shall be clothed with linen garments; 18. They shall have Iwen bonnets upon their heads, and shall have linen breeches Hos. 2: 6(7), 9(1 1), my wool and my /ax, r\$patk, f. Oen 18: 5. 1 will fetch a morsel qf breads Lev. 2: 6. Thou sbalt part it in pieces^ nn^ ( 1063 ) n/iB K A L. — Infinitive, DeulS: 8| 11. thou shalt open thine hand toicfe (lit. opening thou shalt open ) Neh 8: 5. and when he opened it, Cant6: 5. 1 rose up to open to ray beloved ; Isa. 45: \,to open before him the two leaved gates ; £2e. 21 : 22(27 ). to open the raouth in the slaughter, 37: 13. when I have opened your craves, Nah 3 : 1 3. the gates of thy land shall be set wide open (lit. opening shall be opened) K A L. — Imperative. Jos. 10:22. Open the mouth of the cave, 2K. 13: 17. Open the window eastward. Ps. 1 18: 19. Open to me the gates of righteousness: Pro.31 : 8. Open thy mouth for the dumb 9. Open thy mouth, judge righteously, Cant 5: 2. Open to me, my sister, Isa. '26: 2. Open ye the gates, Jer. 50:20. open her storehouses : Zec.ll : 1. Open thy doors, O Lebanon, KAL. — Future. Gen 8: 6. that Noah opened the window 29:31. ilnd when.. .that Leah (was) hated, he opened her womb : 30:22. and opened her womb. 41 :56.And Joseph opened all the storehouses, 4'2:2T.And as one of them opened his sack 43:21. ^Aa/ we opened our sacks, 44 : 1 1 . and opened every man his sack. Ex. 2: 6, And when she had opened {it % 21 :33. if a man shall open a pit, Nu. 16:32. ilnd the earth opened her mouth, 22:28. And the Lord opened the mouth of the 26: 10.^ ad the earth opened her mouth, Deu Id: 8, 1 1 . thou shalt open thine hand wide 28: 12. The Lord shall open unto thee Jud. 3: 25. they took a kev, and opened (them): 4: 19. And she opened & bottle of milk, 19:27. and opened the doors of the house, 1 Sa. 3: 15. and opened the doors of the house 2K. 9: \0,And he opened the door, and fled. i3i\7. And he opened (it). Neh 8: 5. And Ezra opened the book 13: 19. that they should not be opened Job 11:5. and open his lips against thee ; 31 :32. / opened my doors to the traveller. 32:20. 1 will open my lips and answer. Ps. 34: 13(14). a dumb man (that) openeth not his 39: 9( 10). / opened not my mouth ; 49: 4(5). /tot/i op<m my dark saying 51:15( 17).0 Lord, open thou my lips; 78: 2. / tcill open mv mouth in a parable: 104:28. Mou openest thine hand, lU6: 17. The earth opened and swallowed up Pro. '24: l,he openeth not his mouth Isa. 41 :18. /u;t// open rivers in high places, 45: 8. ^/ the earth open, 53: l.he opened not his mouth: — so he openeth not his mouth. Eze. 3: 2. So I opened my mouth, 27. / will open thy mouth, 33: 22. and had opened my mouth, Dan 10: \(n.then I opened my mouth, and spake. Am. 8: 5. that we may set forth (marg. open) wheat, Mai 3: 10. / will not open you the windows KAL. — Participle, Poel. Jud. 3: 25. he opened not the doors Ps. 145: 16. Thou openest thine hand, Isa. 22: 22. and none shall open. Jer. 13: 19. and none shall open (them): £ze.25: 9. 1 will open the side of Moab 37: 12. 1 will open your graves, KAL. — Participle, Paiil. Nu. 19: 15. And every open vessel, Jos. 8:17. they left the city. opCTi, IK. 8:29, 52. That thine eyes may be opm 2Ch 6:20. That thine eyes may be open 40. let, I beseech thee, thine eyes be open, 7: 15. Now mine eyes shall be opeUf Neh 1: 6. and thine eyes open, 6: 5. with an open letter in his hand ; Job 29: 19. My root (was ) spread out Ps. 6: 9(10). their throat (is) an open sepulchre; J^r. 5: ]6.1*heir quiver (is) as an open sepulchre, EieSl :2S(33).The swoxd, the sword (is) drawn .• * NIPH AL Preterite. # Gen 7:11. the windows of heaven were opened, Isa. 5: 27. neither s/taU the girdle of their loins le loosed, 24: 1 8. the windows from on high are open, Eze. I : l.the heavens were opened^ Nah 2: 6(7). The gates of the rivers shall he opened^ 3:13. the gates of thy land sluiU be set wide open NIPHAL InfiniHve, Isa. 51 : 14. exile hasteneth that he may be loosed, NIPHAL. .-/Ware. Neh. 7 : 3. Let not the gates of Jerusalem be opened Job 12: 14. Mere can be no opening. 32: 19. as wine (which) hath no vent; (marg. i$ not opened) Isa. 35: 5. the ears of the de&f shall be unstopped. Jer. 1 : 14. an evil shall break forth (maig. l>e opened) Eie.24: 27. shall thy mouth be opened 33:22.a]ui my mouth w<u opened, 44: 2. it shall not be opened., 46: 1 . on the sabbath it shall be opened^ — the day of the new moon it shall be opened, NIPH AL. — Pbrticipfc.