The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 139

Lev. 22: 23. a lamb that hath any thing superfluous or tacking in his parts^ '^•5 & «^j5 kah-lee', m. Lev.23: 14. shall eat neither bread, nor parched com, Ru. 2: 14. he reached her parched com, lSa.l7:17.Take now for thy breth|%n an ephah of this parched com, 25 : 1 8. five measures of parched corn, SSa. 1 7 : 28. and parched com^ and beans, and lentlles, and parched (pulse), % ^j [kah'lal^]. * KAL. -^Preterite. * Gen 8: 8. to see if the waters icere abated 1 1 . Noah knew that the waters were abated 2Sa. 1 :23.they were swi/ler than eagles^ Job 7 : 6. My days are swifter than a weaver's shuttle, 9: 25. my days are swifter than a post : 40: 4. lam vile; what shall I answer thee? Jer. 4:13. his horses are swi/ler than eagles. Nah 1 : 14. 1 will make thy grave ; for thou art vile. Hub 1 : 8. Their horses also are swifter than the KAL. ^Future, Geo 16: 4, and when... her mistress was despisedin her b.and when.../ was despised in her eyes: 1 Sa. 2 : 30. they that despise meshall be lightly esleetned. * NIPHAL.— Prrf«rite. » 1 Sa. 1 8 :23. Seemeth it to you a light thing to be a 2Sa 6:'i2.And I will yet be more vile than thus, IK. I6i3l.€uifit had been a light thing (marg. was it a light thing) for him to walk in the 2K. 3:18. And this i« (but) a light thing in the sight 20: 10. It is a light thing for the shadow to go Pro. 14: 6. knowledge in eiuy unto him that Isa. 49: 6. // is a light thing that thou shouldest be Jer. 6:14. healed also the hurt.. .slightly, 8: 1 l.thc^ have healed the hurt...s/ipA/ly, Eze. 8:\7.1s tta light thing to the house of Judah NIPHAL.— F«/iir<. Isa. 30: 16. therefore shall they that pursue you be swift. *PIEL Preterite.* ' Lev.20: 9. he hath cursed his father or his mother; 2Sa. 19: 2 1 ( 22 ). he cursed the Lord's anointed ? IK. 2: 8. cur««</ me with a grievous curse Bcc. 7 : 22. thou thyself likewise hast cursed others. Isa. 8:21. and curse their king and their God, PIEL Infinitive. Gen 8:21.1 will not again curse (lit add to curse) the ground Deu23: 4(5). they hired against thee Balaam.. .to eursti thee. Jos. 24 : 9 . called Balaam the son of Beor to curse you : 2Sa. 16: 7. thus said Shimei when he cursed, Neh 13: 2. hired Balaam against them, that he should curse them : PI EL. — Imperative, 2Sa. 16: 10. the Lord hath said unto him, Curse David* PIEL Future. Ex. 22:28(27). Thou shult not reviU the godi. Lev. 1 9: 14. Thou shalt not curse the deaf, 20: 9. every one that curseth his father or his 24: 11. blasphemed tlie name (of the Lord), and cursed. 15. Whosoever curseth his God shall bear his Jud. 9:27. did eat and drink, and cursed Abimelech, lSa.l7:43.^nd the Philistine cursed David by his 2Sa. 16: 9. Why should this dead dog curse ny lord \0.8o Ut him curse, because the Lord 1 1 . let him alone, and let htm curse j 13. and cursed as he went, and threw stones 2K. 2:24, and cursed them in the name of the Lord. Neh 13:25. 1 contended with them, and cursed (marg. or, reviled) them. Job 3: l.Afler this opened Job his mouth, and cursed his day. Ps. 62: 4(5). they bless with their mouth, but they curse inwardly. 109:28. Let them curse, but bless thou: Pro.30: 10. lest he curse thee, and thou be found guilty. 1 1 . (There is ) a generation (that) curseth their Ecc. 10: 20. Curse not the kin^, — curse not the rich m thy bedchamber: PIEL Participle. Gen 1 2: 3. and curse him that curseth thee: Ex. 2\:\7.Andhethat curseth (marg. or, revileth) his father, or his mother, Leyw24: 14. Bring forth him that hath cursed 23. bring forth Aim that had cursed ISa. 3: 13. his sons moc/e themselves vHe, (marg. or, CKCursed) 2Sa. 16: 5. he came forth, and cursed still as he came. Pro. 2(1: 20. Whoso curseth his father or his mother, Ecc. 7:21. lest thou hear thy servant ocrse thee : Jer. 15: 10. every one of them doth curse me. * PILPEL.— Prelmr«. * Ecc. 10: 10. If the iron be blunt, and he do not whet Eze.21 : 21(26). he made (his) arrows bright, *PUAL Future.* Job 24: 18. their portion is cursed in the earth: Isa. t>5:20. (being) 100 years old shall be accursed. PUAL Participle. Ps. 37:22.aA</ (they that be) cursed of him shall be cut ofi. * HIPHIL Preterite. * 2Sa. 19:43(44). why then did ye deepise us, (marg. set us at light) Isa. 9 : 1 ( 8 : 23 ) . Af lightly afflicted the land of £ze.22: 7. In thee ftaoe they set light by father and HIPHIL Infinitive. Isa. 23: 9. to bring into contempt all the honourable Jon. I: 5.cast forth the wares... to /ij^Aten (it) of HIPHIL.— //«pem<ipe. Ex. 18: 22. so shall it be easier for thyself, IK. 12: 4.muke thou.. .his heavy yoke which he put upon us, lighter, 9. Make the yoke which thy father did put upon us lighter f \0.make thou ( it) lighter unto us ; 2Ch 10: 4.en8e tltou somewhat the grievous servitude 9. Ease someu hat the yoke 10. make thou (it) somewhat lighter HIPHIL.— Future. ISa. 6: 5./ie tr/7/ lighten his hand from off you, * HITIIPALPEL Preterite. * Jer. 4 : 24. all the hi lis moved lightly, *?^j5 kuh-lalW, adj. Ekc. 1: 7.sparkled like the colour of frtimisAeef brass Dun 10:6. his feet like in colour xo polished bniss» bop /Dp kah'mal\ * KAL.— Pre/eriVe. * Isa. 19: 6. reeds and flags «Aatf wither: 33: 9. U ashamed (and) htwn down: (marg. ofi u-ithered away) ]*Dj5 kah-matz'. * KAL Preterite. » LeT. 2: 2. and he gkall take thereout his handful 5: 1 2. aft// the priest shall take his handful Nu. 5:26. And the priest $hall take an handful yiSp kW-mttZy m. Gen4l : 47. earth brought forth hy handjult. LeT. 2: 2. shall take thereout his handful 5: 12. shall take lUe handful 6: ld(8).take of it his handful. jiE^p [kim-mah'Shdhn'], m. Pro. 24: 31. all grown dver with thorns. ( nil ) TOP Wj? [A'm7//], Ch. * P'AL.— l^ure. # Ezr. 7: 17. That thou mayest buy speedily IP kehn, m. Cen 6: 14. rdomi (marg. neds) Shalt thou vaakfA in ^'u. 24:2 1. thou puttest thy nest in a rock. Deu22: 6. If a bird'* nest chance tb be 32: 11. eagle stirreth up her nest. Job 29: 18. 1 Shall die in my nest, 39:27. and make her nest on high? Ps. 84: 3(4 ). the swallow a iim/ for herself, Pro. 27: 8. bird that wandcreth from her nesti Isa. 10:14. found as a nest the riches 16 : 2. cast out of the nest, Jer. 49: 16. make thy nest as high as Obad. 4. set thy nest among the stars, Hab. 2: 9. may set his nest on high, N3p [kah-nah']. * PIEL Preterite. « 14. and he be jealous of his wifCf and he be jealous over his wifei he was zealous for his God, They have moved me to jealousy 14. / have been yery jetuous for For / was envious at the foolish^ €uid will be jealous for my / am jealous for Jerusalem / was jealous for Zion / was jealous for her with PIEL Infinitive. while he was zealous for sought to slay them tx his znd