The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

Wigram Hebrew/Chaldee Concordance — scan section 174

Mic. 1 : I3.6111J the chariot to the swiA beast: DHT r oh' -them y com. 1 K. 19: 4. sat down under a juniper tree : 5. slept under a jumper tree. Job 30: 4. cut up.,. juniper roots (for) their meat. Ps. 1 20 : 4. arrows of the mighty, with coals of juniper, prri [rah'thak']. # NIPHAL Future. ♦ Ecc. 12: 6. Or ever the silver cord 6e looeed, # ^\5kL.—PreterUe. # Nah. 3: 10. her great men wtre bound in chains. nipn") rthoo-kohth', f. pi. Isa. 40: 19. and casteth silver cJudne. np"! rthehth, m. Hot 13: 1. When Epbraim ipake trembUnf, ^ seen. (With ttJ) The Twenty-first Letter of the Alphabet. TNb s*dhr, m. Ex. 12: 15. ye shall put away leaven 19. shall there be no leaven found IS: 7. neither shall there be leaven seen Lev. 2: 1 1 . for ye shall burn no leaven^ DculO: 4. there shall be no leavened bread JlNfe' s'ehth, f. Gen 4: 7. If thou doest well, sbalt thou not be oe- eeptedf (marg. or, have the exeelleney) 49: 3. the excellency of (/toatVy, and the Lev.l3: 2. When a man shall have.. .a rieing, (maxg. or, «ice/|Kn^) 10. (if) the rieing (be) white In the skin, — ^uick raw flesh in the rieing j 19. in the place of the boil there be a white rising, 28. a rising o/'the burning, 43. (if) the rising of the sore (be) white l4:b6.Andfor a rising, and for a scab. Job 13: 1 1 . Shall not his excellency make you afhiid ? 31 : 23. and by reason of his hig^ess I could not endure. 41 :25n7). When he raiseth up himself, Ps. 62: 4(5). consult to cast (him) down^hMi Ats excellency : Hab 1 : 7. their judgment and their dignity shall •5|DB^ [sah'Vahch'], m. 1 K. 7:17. nets of checker work, riM?^ ivah'chah\ f. IK. 7:17. nets of checker work, 18. upon Me one netwarJk, 20. the belly which (was) by the network: 4\.and the two networks, to cover 42. pomegranates for the two networks, — pomegranates /or one network, 2K. 1 : 2. Ahaziah fell down through a lattice ^ 1 17, and the wrenthen work, Bnd pomegranates upon the chapiter round about, — pillar with wreathen work, 2Ch 4: 12. and the two wrecUhs to cover 13. pomegranates on the two wreaths f — pomegranates on each wreath. Job 18: 8. and he walketh upon a snare. Jer. b2:22.with network and pomegranates 23. pomegranates upon the network ND3B' sab-b"chah', Ch. f. Dan 3: 7, 10, 15. comet, flute, harp, sackbut, j;39^ sah'Vay & yjb [sah-vehTg]. « KAL Preterite. « Deu 6:11. when thou shalt have eaten and be full g 8: 10. When thou hast eaten and artfu!l, 1 2. (when) thou hast eaten and artfuU^ 11:16. that thou mayest eat and befulL 14:29. shall eat and be satisfied; 26: 1 2. that they may eat...aii<i be filled; 31 :20. shall have eaten and filled themselves, 1 Ch 23: 1 . when David was old and full o/'days. Job 7 : 4. and I am full of tossings Ps. 88: 3( 4 ). my soul ts/H//o/ troubles: 123: S.ve are exceedingly filled with contempt. 4. Our soul t« exceedingly /E^bd with Pro.30: 16. the earth (that) is not fUled with water; Isa. 1:11./ am full of the burnt offMogs of nuni^ 9:20( \9).they shall not be satisfied: 66. 1 1. That ye may suck, and bt 9aii^/ied inter ( 1197 ) TTW PIEL Futurt, Ru. 1:13. WouJd ye tarry (marg. hope) for them F.1. ] 04 : 27 . These wait all upon thee ; 145: 1 5. The eyes of all wait upon (maig. or, look unto ) thee ; Isa. 38: 1 8. they that go down into the pit cannot hope ^^ [seh'-ver]^ m. Ps. 119:1 16. let me not be ashamed of my ht^, 146: 5, whose hope (is) in the Lord his God: Up [sah-gah']. # HIPHIL.— Fuh««. * Job 36:24. Remember that thou magnify bl> work, HIFHIL ParticipU. Job 12:23. He increaseth the nations. ayiy [igafiich. ^V*AL.— Future. # Ezr. 4:22. why should damage grow to the hurt Dan 4: 1(3:31 )& 6: 25(26). Peace 6«mic//ip/tei2 unto you. 3iB^ [sak-gav']. * KAL— PrrfenYe. # Deu 2:36. not one city too strong for us: Job 5:11. those which mourn may be exalted » NIPHAL — Preterite, # Ps.139: 6.t/ is high, I cannot (atuin) unto it. Pral6:10.a strong tower:... and tf safe. (marg. tet aloft) Isa. 2:11,17. and the Lord alone shall be exalted in NIPHAL Participle, Ps. 148: 1 3. his name alone is excellent ; (mars, ex^ ailed) Pro. 18 : 1 1 . as an high wall in his own conceit. Isu. 12: 4. his name is malted, 2H: 5. the Iqfty city, he layeth it low ; 30: \Z.nhigh wall, whose breaking cometh 33: 5.TheLorduexa{/fd; * ^lEL,— Future, » Ps. 20: I (2). the name of the God of Jacob irfend thee. (marg. set thee on an high place) 69: 1(2). defend me from them that rise up 69:29(30). O God, set me up on high. 91 : 14. y will set him on high, because he bath 107:41 . Vet setteth he the poor on high Isa. 9: 1 1( 10). Thenfore the Lord shall set iq> *PUAL.— JV«/ure.# Pro. 29: 25. whoso putteth his trust in the Lord shall be sqfe. (marg. set on high) » HIPHIL.-Ftih«re. « Job 36:22. God exalteth by his power: T\p [sah-gah'-]. * KAL Future, * Job 8: 7. thy latter end should sreatly increase. 1 1 . Can the flag grow wiUiout water? Ps. 92:12(l3).AesAair^roii; like a cedar » HIPHIL.— Pr»/m<e. » Ps. 73;12. they increase (in) riches. Dan S: 31. and behold a great image. 48. and gave him many great gifts, 4: 10(7). and the height thereof ( was) great. 12(9), 21 (18). and the fruit thereof mvcA, 5: 9. was king Belshaxzar greatly troubled, 6: 14(15). was sore displeased wiU) himself, 23( 24). Then was the king exceeding gUd 7 : 5. Arise, devour much flesh. 28. my cogitations much troubled me, mt [sah-dad']. N*2B^ sag'gee', adj. Job 36:26. God (is) great, and we know (him) not, 37 : 23 . (he is) exeeUent in power, m^ sag-gee', Ch.vidj. Ezr. 5:11. that was builded these tnany yean ago, Dan 2: 6. and rewards and great honour: 12. the king was angry and 0«ry furiout. » PIEL.—Fii/ure. # .Fob 39: 10. wUl he harrow the vallies Isa. 28:24. and break the clods of his ground ? Hos. 10: 1 1 . Jacob shall break his dods. Tilj^ sah'deh\ m. Gen 2: 5. every plant of /A«^2d — every herb of the field 19. the Lord God formed every beast of the field, 20. to every beast of the field ; 3: l.any beast of the field which the Lord God 14. cursed... above every beast of the field; 18. thou shalt eat the herb of the field j 4: 8. when they were in the field, 14: 7. all the country ofihe Amalekites, 23: 9. the cave.. .in the end of his field ; U, the field give I thee, 13. 1 will give thee money for the field t 17. the field qf Ephron, — the field, and the cave which (was) there- in, and all the trees that (were) in the field, 19. the cave of the field of Macbpelah 20. the field, and the cave S4:63. Isaac went out to meditate in the field 65. man (is) this that walketh in the field 25: 9,thefidd o/ Ephron the son of Zohar 10. The field which Abraham purchased 27. Esau was... a man of the field i 29. and Esau came from the field,