strictly inf. Hiph. used advly.— much. K. to tremble, be moved, be disquieted, rage; Hiph. to cause to tremble, disquiet; provoke to anger; Hithp. to rage, be in a rage. -w. af. disquiet, trouble, raging, anger. -w. af. 7; du. Da foot. K. to rule, domineer; Hiph. to cause to 'rule. 77 K. and Pi. to run after, pursue, persecute; Niph. and Pu. to be pursued, be persecuted; Hiph. to cause to run, chase. רוב ריב or רוּחַ pl. in-wind, air, breath, spirit, mind; (likewise) quarter or side. יִקְצַר רוּחַ קָצֵר See lit. [the] four winds, i. e. the four quarters of heaven. DK. to be lifted up, be exalted, be high; Pi. to raise, lift up; Hiph. to raise up, heave; Hoph. to be heaved up; Hithp. to exalt one's self. Hiph. to smell; metaph. to take delight (in a thing). yy Hiph. to make evil (one's doings), act wickedly, do or treat ill. K. and (once) Pi. to run, rush upon; Hiph. to cause to run; (hence) to fetch in haste. - strictly p. a. K. of a murderer. K. to be wide; Niph. (only participle) being wide or large; Hiph. to cause to be large, enlarge. 2 m.i. c. 27 wide, broad, large. an? —pl. nian? —a wide street, wide place, market רחם DK. to love; Pi. to have compassion, pity; Pu. to רחץ find mercy. -- i.c.-bowels, love, affection, pity, favour, grace. K. to shake; Pi. to hover, float, flutter. K. trans. to wash, wash away, cleanse; intrans. to p K. to be removed, be distant; Pi. to put far away; strictly inf. Hiph. used advly. — at a dis tance, far off. pm. remote, distant. .at a distance מֵרָחֹק | : רְחֹקָה -a strife, contention, mat-ריבות and רִיבִים .pl - ריב ter of contention, cause. pan empty or vain thing; vanity. .m רָךְ .f J weak רַכָּה strictly p. a. K. of tender, delicate, 277 lit. tender or weak of heart, i. e. timid, 137 W. af. ?7 -a chariot; collect. a train of chariots, war-chariots. substance, goods, possessions. calumny, slander. ,to go about as a talebearer הָלֹךְ רָכִיל .K. to get, acquire רכש K. to be high, be exalted; Niph. to be lifted רום = רמם up, rise. .K. to move, creep, move upon רמש .that which moves or creeps, a moving thing רֶמֶשׁ a cry, shout of joy. K. to be hungry, hunger; Hiph. to cause to be רעב .evil, calamity - רָעַת .i. c - רָעָה K. to feed, graze, pasture; (likewise) to associate רעה with; Pi. (once) and Hithp. to have intercourse, make friendship (with one). ,(one feeding (sheep - רעה strictly p. a. K. of - רֹעֶה a shepherd; (likewise) one associating with. According to Aben Ezra, Buxtorf, and Mendelsfohn. by K. to roar, rage, thunder; (likewise) to be agitated; Hiph. to cause it to thunder; (likewise) to cause agitation, provoke to anger. Dy a raging, roaring, thunder. green (spoken of trees in full growth). wy K. and (once) Niph. to be shaken, quake, tremble; Hiph. to cause to tremble, put in motion. K. to slack, hang down, sink, be weak; Niph. to be remiss, be idle; Pi. to slacken or loosen; Hiph. to let go, let alone; Hithp. to behave one's self slackly or remissly. K. to be pleased with, delight in, accept favourably; Niph. to be favourably accepted, be pardoned; Pi. to seek favour; Hiph. to satisfy; Hithp. to make one's self acceptable. ii. c. ; w. af. רָצוֹן רְצוֹן will, pleasure. 7-grace, favour, good K. and Pi. to slay, kill, murder; Niph. to be slain. p only, excepting; (at the beginning of a sentence) surely, indeed. K. and Pi. to skip, leap, dance; Hiph. to cause to skip. ypi.c. p-[the] expanse, firmament. y-pl. y-wicked, ungodly, a wicked man. فروع :E. (in a few instances ). See p. 15, Note 28. NK. to roar, groan. ; K. to be laid waste; Niph. to make a noise שאה (likewise) to be laid waste; Hiph. to lay waste; a grave, pit, hell. K. to ask, beg, demand, enquire; (likewise) to ask שְׁאוֹל שאל and he asked death for וַיִּשְׁאַל אֶת נַפְשׁוֹ לָמוּת .K. to remain; Niph. to be left, remain; Hiph שאר himself. Comp. 1 Kings xix. 4.; Niph. to ask for trans. to cause to remain, i. e. to leave; intrans. a rest, remnant, remainder. flesh; (likewise) a relative, relation, kin. - pl. Dyay and niyay — a week. w. af. DW; pl. D'Day — a rod, staff, sceptre ; .likewise) a tribe) שֶׁבֶט ears of corn, (supposed to be the pl. of havi a stream; (likewise) an ear of corn; (see the pre- |