The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 117

Zec.13: 1. there shall be a fountain opened *PIEL PreterUe. * Ex. 28: 9. and grave on them the names of 36. and grave upon it, 2Ch 3: 7. and graved cherubims on the walls. Job 1 2: 1 8. Hie looseth the bond of kings, 30: 1 1 . /i« hath loosed my cord, 39: 5. who hath loosed the bands of the wild ass? 41:14(6). Who can open the doors of his face? Ps. 30 : 1 1 ( 1 2 ) . thou hast put off my sackcloth, 1 16: \6.dtou hast loosed my bonds. Cant.7: 12(13). (whether) the tender grape appear, (marg. open) Isa. 20: 2. and loose the sackcloth from off 48: 8.thine ear was not openef/: 60: 1 1. Therefore thy gates shaU be open Jer. 40: 4. And now, behold, I loose thee PIEL Infinitive. 2Ch 2: 7 {6). to grave with the cunning men I4( 13 ). also to grave any manner of graving, Ps. 102:20(21). to loose those that are appointed to death ; Isa. 58: 6. to loose the bands of wickedness, PIEL Future, Gen 24:32. and he ungirded his camels, Ex. 28: 1 \. shalt thou engrave the two stones IK. 7 : 36. For on the plates. . .he graved Job 38 : 3 1 . or loose the bands of Orion ? Ps. 105:20. the ruler of the people, and let him go free, Isa. 2%'.2A. doth he open and break the clods 45 : 1. / will loose the loins of kings, PIEL Participle. 1 K. 20: 11 . Of /le that putteth it off. Zee 3: 9. 1 will engrave the graving thereof, # PVAL.—PurtieipU. « Ex. 39: 6.5^ai;en, as signets are graven, * HITHPAEL Imperative. # Isa. 52: 2, loose thyself irom the bands of thy neck, nn?i [pthagk], Ch. * P'lL.—PreterUe. * Dan 7:10. and the books trere opened. P'lL Participle. Dan 6: 10(1 1 ). his windows being open nr^B peh'-thagh, m. Gen 4: 7. sin lieth at the door, 6i\6.and the door of the ark 18: l.he sat in the tent door 2. ran to meet them ^om the tent door, 10. Sarah heard (it) in Me tent door, 19: 6. Lot went out at the door 1 1 . the men that ( were) at the door — they wearied themselves to find the dour. ^TO ( 1055 ) ]K2{ Pro. 1 : 4. To give subtilty to the simpUf 22. How long, ye timple onett will ye love sim- plicitiff 32. the turning away of the simple 7: 7. beheld among the simple onf St 8: 5. 0 ye simplCy understand wisdom: U: 4, 16. (is) simple^ let him turn in hither: 6. Forsake thefot^ish^ and live ; 14:15. ITie simple believeth every word: 18. The simple inherit folly: 19:25. and the simple will beware: 21 : 1 1 . Me simj>le is made wise: i^: 3. but the simple pass on, arid are 27: 12. Me simple pass on, (and) are punished. Eze.45: 20. an'/ /or (him that is) simple: 'ns [pthah't/], Ch. m. Ear. 6: 3. Me 6re<uf/ A Merer/ threescore cubits; Dan. 3: 1 . Me breadth thereof six cubits : Trn$ p'thee-g€el\ m. Isa. 3 : 24. of a stomacher a girding of sackcloth ; jy\^r\p p'tfiaht/-yootk\ f. Pro. 9: 13. (she is) simple^ and knoweth nothing. yr\B pak'theel\ m. Gen38:18. Thy signet, and thy bracelets, 25. the signet, aitd bracelets, and staflT. Ex. 28:28. with a lace of blue, 37. thou shalt put it on a blue lace, 39: 3. did beat the gold. ..and cut (it into) wires, 21. bind the breastplate... urt'M a lace qf 31. they tied unto it a lace of blue, Nu. 15:38. put upon the fringe., .a ribbanid qfblue: 19: 15. open vessel, which hath no covering bound Jud.l6: 9. he brake the withs, as a thread (/tow Eze.40: 3.mth a lineoffisji in his hand. *llPip pah'tfiar\ *KAL Preterite.^ Gen40: 16. that (he interpretation was good, (lit that he had yiven a good interpretation) 22. as Joseph had interpreted 41 : 12. according to his dream he did interpret, 13.as Ae interpreted to us, K A L. — Infinitive, Gen41 : 15. understand a dream to interpret it. KAL. — Future, Gen41 : 12. and he interpreted to us our dreams ; KAL.-Par/tfl>/e. Poel. Gen40: 8. and ( there is) no interpreter of it. 41 : 8. there was none that could interpret 15, and (there is) none that can interpret |nP9 pitli-rohn^ m. Gen40: 5. according to the interpretation of his dream, 8. (Do) not tn^erpre/a/tons (belong) to Gud? 1 2. This ( is ) Me interpretation of it : 18. This (is) the interpretation thereof: 41:11. according to the interpretation qf — ^ ]^pr\B path'S/ich^'gen, m. Est. 3: 14. The copy qf the writing 4: 8. Me copy of the writing 8:13. The copy qf the writing nns [pah-thath']. ^ KAL. — Infinitive. # Lev. 2: 6. Thmi shalt part it in pieces, •jnS) [pak-thaf]. » NIPHAL Preterite, # Gen30: 8, have Itorestled with my sister, NIPHAL Participle. Job 5:13. the counsel of thefroward Pro. 8: 8. nothing frowatd <marg. wreathed) or perverse in them. * HITHPAEL Future. * 2Sa. 22 : 27 . thou wUt shew thyself unsavoury, (marg. or, ipre»//e) Pa. 18:26(27). M(mtrt2/ Mew thyself froward, (marg. or, wrestle) hh^r\$p'thal-tdhl', adj. Deu32: 5. a perverse and crooked generation. ]r}^ peh^'then, m. Deu32:33.and the cruel venom of asps. Job 20: 14. the gall of asps within him. 16. He shall suck the poison of asps: Pa. 58: 4(5). the deaf adder (marg. or, asp) (that) stoppeth her ear; 91 : 13. Thou shalt tread upon the lion and adder: (marg. or, asp) Isa. 11: 8. on the hole of the asp, ypS peh'-thag, m. Nu. 6: 9. if any man die very suddenly (lit. in a moment suddenly) 35:22. if he thrust him suddenly Pro. 6: 15. suddenly shall he be broken 29: 1 . shall suddenly be destroyed, Isa. 29: 5. it shall be at an instant suddenly. 30: 13. whose breaking cometh suddenly at an instant. Hab S: 7. Shall they not rise up suddenly )t tzah'dW. The Eighteenth Letter of the Alphabet. HNlf [tzeh-ah'l f. I>eu23 : 1 3( 1 4) . and cover that which cometh from thee: Eze. 4: 1 2. with dung thai cometh out qf man, ^^» see n«w \\^^ [tzdhn]y com. Ps. 144 : 13. {p:'r\2)our sheep may bring forth thousands Zih^ tzeh-ileetn', m. pi. Job 40:21. He lieth under the shady trees, 22. 7^ shady trees cover him |NX tzohfi, com. Gen 4: 2. Abel was a keeper of sheep, 4. the firstlings ot his flock 12: 16. he had sheep, and oxen, 13: 5, flocks, and herds, and tents. 20:14.Abimelech took sheep, 21 :27. Abraham took sheep and oxen, 28. seven ewe lambs of the flock 24:35. he hath given bxmfloclu, 26: 14. he had possession of flocks, 27: 9. Go now to the flock, 29: 2. three flocks of sAeep lying by it; 3. and watered Me sheep, 6. Rachel.. .cometh with the sheep, 7. water ye Me sheep, 8. then we water the sAeep. 9. Rachel came with her father's sheep : 10. the sheep qf Laban — and watered the flock ^ Laban 30:31.1 will again feed (and) keep thy flock: 32.1 will pass through all thy flock to day, ]K2t ( 1057 ) K3S Ps. 74 : 1 . agabui the sheep qf thy pasture ? 77:20(21 ).Thou lecldest thy people like a flock 78:52. his own people to go forth like sJieqp, 70. and took him from the sheqtfolds: 79: 13. we thy people and sheep of thy pasture 80: 1 (2) . thou that leadest Joseph like afloek ; 95: 7. and the sheep of his hand.