Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon

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places Lv 412 64 io14 1 i36 Nu 199 (all P); things Lv io10 1 137-47 14" (P), Ez 2226 442S Is 6620 Mai i»; persons Lv 7" I3»>w«'-» I58 Nu 5? 913 jglUS I99.18..9(allp)Dtl215.22 I52J23U jg 20«a + v. 2M> MT but rd. "Vjb Pu., see ino, 2 Ch 3017 Ezr620. 2. physically pure: of gold 3HT Ex , -11.I7.21.S9.S1.36.38.39 2gl4.22.36 -Q3 -,-2.6.11.16.17.22.23.24.26 3915.25.30 (all p); , Ch 2gl7 2 Ch 34 917. Qr|3 Jb 28"; of water D?0 EZ3626; of incense rrYep Ex 3035 3729(P); of lamp stand rnlD Ex3i83937 (P), Lv 244 (H); of the table j'n^ Lv 24" (H), 2 Ch 1 3" ; clean, of turban Zc 3". 3. ethically pure,clean Pi'3012 EC92 Jbi44; of heart ^51 12 Pr 22"; hands Jb 179; eyes Hab i13 (of God); words of men Pr 15s6; words of God -<\r 12'; law of ** as object of reverential fear ^ 1910. ■fi. HTJJ vb. pleasing, good (NH id., Hiph.; alsoderiv. ; Ar. l!>U>, med. {j, bepleasant, delightful, delicious, sweet or savoury in taste or odour, be pure and clean, cheerful, happy (Lane); Aram, o)^, c^, 3KO, 30, 3>Oandesp. deriv. glad, joyful; As. tdbu, be good, kind, acceptable, joyful, vigorous D1HWB299) — Qal Pf. 3iO Nu 1 118+ 32 t; pi. 13b Nu 24s Ct 410; (Impf. 2ff*. from 3BJ); Inf. abs. 3*10 Ju n25; cstr. 3to Je 3239 + 6 t., 3103 Ju 161* Qr (Kt 310 «3); Ft. 3to Ju 1 125 1 S 2M; (for these forms v. Bo5"33-4 SS 8. v.; Ges recognises only Pfs. and fewer of them than above. It is often difficult to decide between vb. and adj.); — 1. be pleasant, delightful, of tents of Jacob Nu 24s (JE ; poet.); of caresses Ct 410 (sq. |^0 comp.) 2. be glad, joyful 3J 3^0 Ju i6ffi (Qr), 1 S 25s6 2 S 1328 Est i'°(v.310 2 c). 3. of rank, position, claim: P^30 WW 310 310H Ju ii25 art thou really better than Balak ? 4. i> 310 be well with, good for Nu 1 118 (J), Dt 550 15" 1913 1 S 161623 2 S 1432 Vr 11971 128* Je 2216; so (sc. i?) Is 310 it is well (with him); ma IN Je 2216 (cf. v15); '*?« 3to 1 S 2012 there is good toward David. 5. be pleasing ,3,5?3 310 (v. ii. 310 2 b cf) Nu24' (J) 2S 319-36 1526 1938; ^J 310 DN 1 K 2 12 Je 404 Zc ii12; later usage is ?y 310 DS ?y it seem good unto (so As. tdbu eli, be pleasing unto, Dl HWB30°*), 1 Ch 132 Ne26-7 Est i19 39 548 7s 85 913 (cf. 310 adj.). Hiph. Pf. 2 ins. ni3't?n 2 Ch 6s, #JW] 1 K 818 2 K io30; — do well, act right, sq. '3 that 1 K 8" </iow didst well, that it was in thine heart = 2 Ch 68; sq. inf. c. p 2 K io30 thou hast done well in performing what was right in mine eyes. J 11. 3itO adj. pleasant, agreeable, good (v. Lag™26; Aram. 30, Palm. 30 VogNo-8,( N3D Vog1"1-75)— m. 'O Gn 2l2+ 22t., D310 Mi74; f. rata Est 8s + 50 t., H3b Dt6,8+2t.; cstr. n3iO Gn 267 + 6 t., nsb Gn 2416; pi. rata Je44,7+28t.; D'ab Gn 2 79 + 4 t. ; cstr. "310 Dn i4 + 2 t. ; pi. ni3io Est 22, niab Je 24s + 6 1., n'3b Gn 62+ 4 t.; — 1. pleasant, agreeable to the senses : a. to the sight, fair, of daughters of men Gn62 (J); of a son Ex 22(E), 1 S 92 1 K 203, young men (but rd. herds © Th We Klo Dr Bu) i S 816; DD'tOD their abearance Dn I16, fl3b ntOD Gn 2416 267 (both J), 2 S ii2 Est i" 28-7; 'to 310 1 S 1612; -ixn 3io 1 K i6; ?n roio Na 34; ntoo nisio Est 22; nsno '^O Dn i4; wsb 310 Ec ii7; W5?3 H310 fair in his eyes Est 8s; of mantle Jos 721 (J); goodly houses Is 5" Dt 8'2; cities Dt 610; situation of city 2 K 219. b. to the taste, good, sweet, agreeable for eating bmob Gn2936 (both J); ears of grain Gn 4i6-22-24-26(E); figs Je2423-3-5; honey Pr2413; 310n pvp Ct 7'° as wine of the best sort (Hi rds. I»3); ."Uteri TOUR Ju 911 my sweet fruit (|| 'pnD). C. to the smell, sweet-scented, of ointment Ct I3; 310n nip Je 620 the fragrant cane. d. of pleasant shadow of tree Ho 413. 2. pleasant to the higher nature, giving pleasure, happiness, pros- perity, and so agreeable, pleasing, well: a. of time : 310 DV good day, festal day 1 S 25s Est gi7 (jio.22. 0f feasts 2c 819; prosperous years Gn 4 135 (E). b. of place, DWn ]V3 310 Est 29 the best part of the v;omen's house ; v '03 Dt 2317, ^P 'e? Gn 2015(v. c f infr.) c. of per- sons, (nnx) 'J'm 310 pleasing in the eyes of 1 S 296.6.9 /, ,3,j,3 31t3 Mai 2,7(cf. vb. 4, and f infr.) ; later "JS? Ec 22826 7s6; inserted in 1 S 2910 @ We Dr ; cf. DV '0 1 S 226. d. of word or message, .-QiO rn*fc»3 2 S 1827 good tidings; '0 WOt? good report 1 S 224 Pr 1 530 2 5s5 ; 1D5J3 131 Pr 1 5° a word in its season; 310 "13T Pr 12"5 an agree- able word (maketh the heart glad) ; 310 ">3T \|f 452 a good theme. e. of other things, T^ H310 1 S 2420 a pleasant, prosperous journey; STO 374 ana 310 '3 nrUD Gn 4915(poem); of unit}' of brethren D'Jtf nn 310 riD ^133' how good and how phasant it is! ? 31C (n'n%) it shall be well for Ec 2' 6" 812 ,3 (cf. vb. 3); Vf 3ion Jb 139 mM it be advantageous that (v. 5). f. VJQ 310n fib's do m.7mj< r« p'easing in the eyes of Gn i66(J), Ju 1924 1 S I* 318 1440 2 S io12=i Ch 1913, 2 S I9'9i8s» 2Kl06 203 = Is383, I Ch 2I23=2 S 24s2 where obj. of r6yn ; 'j>3 310(n) (b) (3) nby Gn i98(J), Ju 1016 1 S 1 110 1436 Est3n; 310n(3) n'BTJ 'JQ nE*n(3)l Dtia28 Jos925(D), 2Ch 141 Je 2614, cf. Est88; nouns reversed Dt 618; 31on nby ''Jsb "ityVH 2 Ch 3 120; 'j>3 310 in other combina- tions Nu 36" (P), Je 404 ; 1E>M! 31Dn ntO 2Kio3;'on3T iK.22,3=2Chi812,Nuio2!,(J)) 1 S 194 Est 79; n~iy 31t2»n3T speak either good or bad Gn 3i24-29(E); 310 Ijn JTlt3^ 2S1322; 310 IN IP Gn2450(J); '0 N33HH I K 22818= 2Chi817; cf. iK22,3=2Chi812. 3. good, excellent of its kind : a. of the several creations, 310 '3 D'ni'X JO*1 and God saw that it was good, excellent Gn i4-101218-21-25 (P); nam l*Jt* ^3 *1KD 310 i31 (P) God saw all that he had made, and behold it was very excellent. So b. of land, soil, fruitful, fertile: px Ex 3s Nu i319(both J), 147 (P), Dt i26-35 f 42122 618 8710 96 11" Jos 23'6(D), Jui89 iCh288; flOIK 1K14M0S 231316(D); in Dt325; npto 2K3,9-2S; mb» Ez if; nu Ez 3414; njHO 1 Ch 440 Ez 341418. C. of vegetation, choice, fruitful DWT 1 S 814; yy 2 K 31925 Ez 3i16; 310 JOB' 2 K 2013 precious o27 = Is392,-^i332Ec71;of seed, D'aiD Dnw DN Ec n6 whether both of them will be fruitful. d. of animal?, fat np3 Gn 187 (J); DtV Gn 27" (J); Tins Gn4i26(E); ^ Ez 24*. e. of minerals, fine, pure 3i"lT Gn 212 (J), 2 Ch 358; Bn? La 41; brass Ezr 8s7, soldering IS417. 4. <700<Z, WcA, valuable in estimation : a. in quan- tity, H31D n3'b> good old age Gn 1516 (R), 25" (P), Ju 8s2 1 Ch 2928; dowry Gn 3020 (E ; many sons); treasury Dt 2812 (from which ^ sends blessings). b. in price, goodly, valuable : of the estimation put upon house, beast, and tithe Lv27,0101214-33(H); profit Pr3i18; hire Ec 49; D'30n nono Jo 4s my goodly precious things. 5. good, appropriate, becoming, ~WH 310 Ec718 (cf. 54 infr.); rbm DV nD3n rOMS Ec 711 wisdom