...L»] is. 4. jiof *«zVA, act. part. Peal conj. masc. gen. of the verb •£>]. - . ->\o . .\ "^o what to me and to thee ? ie what have I to do with thee f ]sb an interrog. pronoun, $ 26. ^•\ and ^.n\ affixes of the first pers. sing. and second 3C ti...

...ча, used of persons), in a direct question, r^i's na what didst thoul Gen. 4, 10, Tjbi ""¿"Па what to me and to thee? ie what have I to do with thee? Judg. 11, 12 (cf. tt Т)|А1Ч xai no! Mat. 8, 29), or indirect, after verbs of telling, etc. 1 K....

...what person? who ?— b. Neut. : TÍ, What thing ? what ? — TÍ ¿/¿oí nal (foi, what is there in common to me and to thee ? ie what have I to do with thee ? il. 4. —2. Which, or whether, of the two. — As Subst. : TÍ, Which, or whether, of two things....

...what person? who ?— b. Neut. : TÍ, What thing ? what ? — TÍ i/nal /tal trot, what is there in common to me and to thee ? ie what have I to do with thee ? ii. 4. —2. Which, or whether, of the two. — As Subst. : т£, Which, or whether, of two things....

...(ef/pffy Hence, (c) in the formula of repudiation, or emphatic denial, (D3p1:) -]^J *?~nP what is there (common) to me and to thee? ie what have I to do with thee ? fJu nu 2 8 16'° D3^>1 ^ TO, 19" i K 17" 2 K 3" 2 Ch 35n ; cf. Jos 22" 2 K 918"; rather differently,...