The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 124

Isa. 8: 22. dimness of anguish ; 30: 6. the land of trouble and anguish^ l^X tzoor. * KAL.— Preterite. « Ex. 23:2!2.and an adversary (marg. or, I will afflict) unto thine adversaries. Deu 14: 25. an<f bind up the money in thine hand, 20: 1 2. against thee, then thou shalt besiege it: P8.139: 5. Thou hast besrt me behind and before, Isa. 29: 3. and will lay siepe against thee £ze. 4: 3. and thou shalt lay siege against 5: 3. a few in number, and bind them in thy skirts. KAL. — Infinitive, ISa.23: 8. to besiege David and his men. KAL. — Imperative, Isa. 21 : 2. Go up, O Elam: besiege, O Media ; KAL. — Future, Ex. 32: A. and fashioned it with a graving tool, Deu 2: 9. Distress not (mar(^. use no hostility against) the Moabites, \9. distress tliem not nor meddle 20:19. When thou shalt besiege a city 2Sa. 1 1 1 1 . of A mmon , and besieged Rabbah. 20: 15. And they came and besieged him IK. 7:15. For he cast two pillars o^ brass, 16: 17. with him, and they besieged Tirzah. 20: 1 . he went up and besieged Samaria, 2K. 5 : 23. and bound two talents of silver 6:24. and went up, and besieged Samaria. 12:10(1 1). ami they put up in bags, (marg. bound up) 16: 6. and they besieged Ahaz, but could not 17: 5. to Samaria, and besieged it three years. 18: 9. came up against Samaria, and beetled it I Ch 20 : 1 . and came and besieged Rabbah. 2Ch2d:20.onJcfM^ref«e</him, but strengthened him not. Cant 8: 9. we will inclose her with boards of cedar. Jer. 39: 1. against Jerusalem, and they besieged it Dan I ; l.unto Jerusalem, and besieged it KAL Participle, Poel Jud. 9:31. Meyyor/i/^ the city against thee. IK. 15:27.all Israel laid siege to Gibbethon. 2K. 6 : 25. and, behold, they besieged it, 24: 1 1 . and his servants did Itesiege Est. 8:11. the people. . .that would assault t!hem, Jer. 21: 4. the Chaldeans, which besiege you 9. falleth to the Chaldeans that Itesiege you, 32: 2. the king of Babvlon*s army besieged 37: 5. the Chaldeans that besieged Jerusalem ^^X tzoor ^ m. Ex. 17: 6. stand before thee there upon the rock in Horeb; and thou shalt smite the rock, 33:21. thou shalt stand upon a rorJk: 22. 1 will put thee in a clift of Me roek, Nu. 23: 9. from the top of Me rocks 1 see him, Deu 8: 15. brought thee forth water out of the rock of 32: 4. (He is) Me Rock, his work (is) perfect;' "vn ( 1071 ) ins [tzah'-gfiarl m. Cie.27: 18. in the wine of Helbon, and whUt wooL n^s "inx Itzah-gmr'], adj. Jud. 5: 10. ye that ride on wftiie asses, ^ tzee, m. Nu. 24:24.ilnd j^pt (shall come) from the coaat of Isa. 33: 21. neither sbaJI gallant sh^ pass thereby. £ze.30: 9. messengers go forth from me in $hipi Dan 1 1 :30. the ships of Chittim shall come TX see IW I^Tf tzah-yolm^ m. n^V tzah'-yid^ m. Gen 10 25 27 Lev.17 Jos. 9 Nehl3 Job3S F«.13J Pro. 12 : 9. He was a mighty hwnttr (lit. mighty of hunting) — as Nimrod the mighty hnuUet (lit. mighty of hunting) ; 27. Esau was a cunning Aun/er (lit. skilful of hunting ) 28. because he did eat of (his) venison: : 3. and taWe me (some ) venison ; 5. Esau went to the field to hunt (for) vemson^ 7. Bring me venison, and make me saToury 19. sit and eat qf my venison, 25. 1 will eat of my son't venison, SO. Esau... came in /rom his hMniing. 3 1 . and eat of his son's veniMn, 33. where ( is ) he that hath taken venison, : 13. which hunteth and catcheth (lit hanteth a hunting) : 5. of their provision was dry (and) mouldy. 14. the men took of their victuals, : 15. the day wherein they sold victuals, :41.Who provideth for the raven his food? : 15. 1 will abundantly bless her provision : :27. roasteth not that which he took ta hmiing: If^ltzahy-yahd!'], m. Jer. 16: 16. will I send for many hunters, HTX tzeh'dah', f. On27: 3. 42:25. 45:21. Ex. 12:39. Jos. 1:11. 9:11. Jud. 7: 8. 20:10. I$a.22:10. Ps. 78:25. (3*n3)and take me (some) venimm; give them provision for the way: and gave tnem provision for the waj. prepared for themselves any victuaC Prepare you victuals ; for within Take victuals with you for the journey, the people took victuals fetch victual for the people, and gave him victuals, he sent them meat to the full. njX tzeey-yah', f. Job 24: 19. Drought and heat consume 30: 3. fleeing into the wilderness Ps. 63: l(2).in a </ry and thirsty land, 78: 17. provoking the most high in the wUdemeu. 1 05 : 41 . thev ran in the dry places 107: 35. and dry ground (lit. ground of drought) into watersprings. Isa. 35: 1 . The wilderness and the solitary place 41:18.and the dry land (lit land or drought) springs of water. 53: 2. as a root out of a dry ground: Jar. 2: 6. through a land of drought, 50: 12. a dry land, and a desert. 61 : 43. a dry land, and a wilderness, Eze.l9: 13. in a dry and thirsty ground. I los 2: 3(5). and set her like a dry land, Joel 2 : 20. a land btirren and desolate, Zep 2: 13. a desolation, (and> dry like a wildernesa. Isa. 25: 6. as the heat in a dry place ; 32: 2. of water in a dry piace^ P*V tzeey-yoon\ m. 2K. 23: 1 7. What title (is) that that I see.> Jer. 31 :21 . Set thee up wnymarks, Eze.39: 15. then shall he set up a sign D^?V tzeey-yeem^ m. pi. Ps. 72: 9. They thai dieeU in the wilderness shall bow 74: 14. the people inhabiting the wildemess, Isa. 13:21. I0i7(/ heasts of the desert (marg. Ziim ) shall 23: 13. founded it for them that dwell in the wiU demess: 34:14. The wild heasts of the desert (marg. Ziim) Jer. 50: 3^. Therefore the wild beaHs of the desert • pi^V tzee-ndhk\ m. Jer. 29:26. put him in prison, and in the stodks. f ^V tzeeiz, m. Ex. 28: 39: Lev. 8: Nu.17: IK. 6: Job 14: Ps 103: Isa. 28: 40: Jer. 48: 36. thou shalt make a plate (of) pure 30. And they made the pLue c>/*the holy 9. he put. Me golden pHate, 8(23). and bloomed blusaonu, 18.knops and open^otcers: 29, 32, 35. palm trees and ooen flowers, 2. He cometh forth like a flower, 15. as a flower of the field, 1. whose (lit. and his) glorious beauty (is) a fading flower, 6. as the flower of the field: 7, the flower fadeth: because the spirit Q. the flower fadeth: but the word 9. Give wings unto Moab, nxnf [tzee-tzah'l f. Isa. 28: 4. shall be a fading flower, nV*X tzee-tzeeth' , f. Nu. 15:38. that they make them fringes — put upon the fringe of thia borders 39. It shall be unto you Tor a fringe f Eze. 8: 3. took me by a lock qf mine head ; ^!X [tzah-yar^]. Jos. » HITHPAEL— /•ii<Mr». # 9: 4, and made as if they had been ambeusadors^ y)i [tzeer], m. Pi. 49: 14(15). (n'rO) and their beauty (mnrg, or, strength) shall consume Isa. 45: 16. together (that are) makers of idols. y$ tzeer^ m. 1 Sa. 4 : 1 9. Aer pains came upon her. Pro.l3:17.6i</ a faithful ambassador 25: 13. a faithful messenger to them that