toire n.m.du. loins (Ar. AT: T back, the two sides of the back, etc.; Syr. JK);—abs.' Dt 33"+7 t., and Ez 297 47; cstr. Je 13" +3 t.; sf. " Is 213, Je 132; D 1 K 20+4 t., etc.;loins: 1. a. place of wearing girdle 1 K 25 2 K 1 Je 131.24.11 Ez 2315; fig. Is 115 righteousness shall be the girdle of his loins. b. hence place of things attached to girdle :-sword girded on (byn, DN) 2 S 20° Ne 412; opp., MADE E Is 45' and the loins of kings I will loosen, i. e. will disarm them (" before Cyrus; cf. Che); ink-horn Ez 92.3.11. c. girding up loins = make ready for action, D 1K 186; more oft. K 429 91 Ex 12" (P), Dn 10'; 'Je 17. Pr 30 that which is girt in the loins, i. e. prob. either a greyhound Ew Bö De (contracted, as if by a belt), or a war-horse, charger, Bo Ges Hi Str Wild (with a saddle); cf. also, p. 267 supr.; text perh. corrupt (Wild). girded with sackcloth (in mourning) Gn 37 (J), Am 810 Is 202 1 K 2031.32 Je 4837. f. linen 2 e. 34 מתוק adj.gent. (deriv. unknown);—only 1 Ch 113. Gó Bateavet, A Maðßavel, ( Ματθανι. 33 †[pha] vb. become or be sweet, pleasant (NH pл, esp. Pi.; As. [matāķu] be sweet, in deriv.; Eth. Tar: sweet; Aram. K suck (with pleasure), prid., be sweet; Ar. jb. (b before) v. smack the lips (with pleasure), sweetness);-Qal Pf. 3 ms. sf. iðņņ Jb ääk ́ 2420; 3 pl. p 2133; Impf. 3 mpl. PD Pr 97, pp Ex 1525;-1. lit. become sweet, of water (opp. D) 152 (J); are (i. e. taste) sweet, ' ' De Pr 91 (fig. of delights of illicit pleasure). 2. be pleasant, ip Jb 213 sweet (pleasant) to him are the clods of the valley (said of one resting in the grave). 3. suck (Aram. sense, cf. Syr. supr.) ? ipnp Jb 240 the worm doth suck him, feast on him (on vb. masc. cf. Ges$14 145.7 Kö Syut. § 345 Da Synt. § 113(b)), Di De Buhl (cf. Kau Da; also SS who render angenehm finden'), but this sense in Heb. dub.; txt. perh. crpt.(cf.conject. by Bu Du). Hiph. Impf. 3 fs. ny 13 P'ADA ON Jb 2012 if evil gives a sweet taste in his mouth (declarative Hiph.); I pl. Tio 55' we who = used to make sweet (our) intimacy. מִמָּתְנַיִם וְעַד breeches of priests were to extend D? Ex 2842 (P); to be 'n-by Ez 4418; loins of slaves are girt with waistcloth, cf. Jb 1218 (v. also it). g. in gen, of the middle of the body, 'n Ez 47' (i. e. water reaching to the loins); so of the appearance of " in Ezek.'s visions Ez 127.27 82.2. 2. a. loins as seat of strength, Dt 33" 1 K 1210=2 Ch 1010; pi Na 22(|| PEN); " in Jb 40 (of hippopotamus); in combin. with 1 a (fig.) i. e. in entire collapse of strength; so 692 and make their loins continually to shake, make them totter; cf. Ez 297 (where V. 15 מ' שְׂפָתַיִם .sweetness; cstr prob. any 27 the sweetness of one's friend, Pr 1621 i. e. agreeable, attractive speech, so i. e. of his speech. †[p].[m.] sweetness;—only sf. '?? Ju 911 my sweetness (fig-tree loquitur), i. e.. sweetness of the fruit. (on form v. Lag BN 30, 60, cf. Ba NB 19";-1. sweet, of honey Ju 14" (where' =subst. a sweet thing), vis (both Samson's riddle), Pr 243; so sweetness, Ez 33; more gen., Pr 277 every bitter thing is sweet to one hungry; fig. 19" (God's commandments, sweeter than honey), cf. Pr 1624 (sim. of i 23 e Ct 2 (i. e his וּפִרְיוֹ מ' לְחַכִּי (b. as seat of | pleasant words .(מָעַד .v וְהַעֲמַדְתָּ for וְהִמְעַרְתָּ .rd Is 520 making שָׂמִים מַר לְמ' ומ' לְמַר ;(caresses .(הָאמְרִים לָרַע טוֹב וְלָטוֹב רָע || ;moral distinctions .(עוק sub מוּעָקָה .and v keenest pain, due to grief or dread Na 211 Is 213 (as in travail); so prob. also 6611 (cf. Bae; bitter into sweet and sweet into bitter (obscuring 2. =pleasant, sleep of the toiler Ec 5"; light Day); of lover's kisses' in Ct 516 (2 117 (|| Upyn-ny ni87? Dyryb zio). n.pr.loc. a station of Isr. in desert Nu 3328.29. MATEKKA, A Madekкa, GL Ματτεκα. I. part. of entreaty or exhortation, I (we) pray, now (enclitic) (Syr., ; cf. Eth. 12: veni, age! Dis 160.1 Lex 675 Köll. 24);— Ty, used by one craving a favourable hearing ,behold הִנֵּה־נָא .d -founded upon it (with which is often re | הַפָּרֶד 139 ,say, I pray אִמְרִי־נָא Jb 1318 Woe, now, to me אוֹ־נָא לי (לנו) .8 peated), Gn 121 162 1827.31 192.8.19.20 272 Ju 133 31 attached: 1. to the imv., esp. in colloquial I pray, craving a favourable consideration of נָא נָא 2. y 17.23.43.45 2530 32 12.30+oft., Ex 318 -n let us go, I pray, Nu 2017 Is 5; and in self-deliberation, Gn 1821 777 I will go down, now! נגדה נא לכל עמו,my vows to J. I will perform O that (it may be) before all his people! n.pr.loc. No=Thebes (Eg. nt, city, ,I will turn aside, now אסורה נא ואראה 38 Ex and see, 2 S 1415 Ct 32 Is 5'; with 5 Jb 3221, ;.Nu roll, etc 1974729 אל-נא תעבר מעל עבדך hence ellipt. - do not, I pray, (do this,) TT aside, out of the way Now (in Hup), cf. De, or Bae33,1 adj, but v. Sta נָאוֶה .v נָאוָה = נָאֲוָה .Deadloe זן 155 $166.b.); Is 527 Ct 110 (on form cf. Ges1);- 935. adj. comely, seemly;-) m. Ct 24 נאץ sentence only Is 568 1101; often in middle †[] vb. denom. utter a prophecy, AT AT:- Lv 2010; fpl. ni Pr 6a Jb 38 24; fs. Lv 2010 (H), Ez 1638 2345.45, .39 Je את האבן ואת העץ ,trous worship ;(מְעֶנָּנָה || ;.Je 62 (fig. of Jerus נָוָה so ;(מַרְאֶה) of mouth Ct 43 (ning). 2. seemly, of praise . נוה .sub II [נָוָה] .v נְאוֹת DN) (√ of foll.; cf. groan, sigh; נאם 376 n.m. utterance (BaNB82 Kö Lgb 11. 501 7172 S231; Piel Pf. 3 fs. ! Je 38; 3 mpl. D VATT: Je 2923; abs. Ez 233; Je 91+4 t.; f. Pr 3020 + 2 t.;-1. lit. Is 573. 83 2529 308 49% Na 214 35 Zc 1327+Hg 5 t., Ze1ny 24 Is 568 Je 222 Am 45 83.9.11+ Ez 82 t. DN begins Y Nu 14; D Je 237; D Is 60";— AT contemn, spurn, subj.men, obj.', etc.: Nu 14112 | prob. once obj. Jerus. Is 601; cause to contemn Hiph. Impf. iv. p. Hithpo el Pt. inform, information, announcement, intelli- by Is 52 RS Proph. II, n. 18 Kö OB 1. 71 f.) every day is my name contemned. tyn.f. contempt, contumely;-Dİ` TT: [] n.f. contempt (toward "), blas- .הרי ישראל vb. groan (Aram. PN (rare)); נביא ⚫T 306 n.m. spokesman, speaker, prophet 1. genuine prophet of '', ', anciently called Ez 352 of Mt. Seir, spoken against, IS 9 (antiquarian note); change prob. 24 Qal Pf. P consec. Ez 302 c. acc. cogn. fig. of [PN] n.f. groan, groaning;—cstr. Berthol). tain.pr.loc. 1. ancient priestly city I S AT. 3. of false prophets 1 K 1829; by Je 2313. n.f. prophecy (late: earlier syn. );-1. a. specific and genuine 2 Ch 158. b. false Ne 612. 2. prophetic writing by 2 Ch 929. n.f. prophetess;—1. a. of the ancient type endowed with gift of song, Miriam Ex 150; Deborah Ju 4. b. of the later type consulted for a word of ", Huldah 2 K 2214 = 2 Ch 3422. 2. false prophetess, Noadiah Ne 614. 3. wife of Isaiah Is 83. 14 [] vb. hollow out (cf. As. imbubu, flute, D1HWB443, NH 3 id., Aram. l, NNN id.; hence also Ar. knots in reed, part of reed between knots, reed; vid. Hoffm LCB 1982, 321 Frä 23 Fl in Levy TW 1.417);-Qal Pt. pass. Jb 112 Je 5221; 3 Ex 278 387;hollowed, hollow: of altar of tabern. nin Ex 278 387 (P); of pillar in temple Je 5221; fig. Jb 111, i.e. empty, hollow-minded man. †[N] vb. denom. prophesy (in oldest forms, of religious ecstasy with or without song and music; later, essentially religious instruction, with occasional predictions); Niph. Pf. 3 ms. ? Je 201+7t.; 2 ms. Je 20+ 2 t.; Je 26'; I s. ' Ez 377; 3 pl. Je 2+3t.; N? Je232; Impf. 3 ms. NE Am 3+9t. Impf.; Imv. N Am 75+ 27t.; Inf. 7 Am713; sf. 1827 Zc 133; in Zc 13, +4 t. Inf.; Pt. 3 Je 2618+ 20 t. Pt.;1. prophesy under influence of divine spirit: a. in the ecstatic state, with song I S 1011 1920 and music I Ch 251.2.3. b. the word of ": abs. Am 212 38 (emend. 77 We Now needless), 12.13 Jo 31 Je 19 2618 289 323 Ez 11 2119 377 387 but esp. in phr. 1227 211433 302 34 363 377.12 3814.17; c. acc. Je 13 12 201 250 286; sq. by against Am716 Je 2513 2620 Ez 47 11 137, 252 282 293 34 35 36 38 39'; 2 לשְׁקר unto Ez 37; unto Am 715 Je 2611.12 288 Ez 361 37; against 62 132 2127; " ? Je 11a 1415 2325 269. 2. of false prophets: abs. Je 2321 Ez 132 Zc 133.3.4; c. acc. 1 K 2212 2 Ch 18; Je144 2325 2710.14.16 2921; p 2715; 2 531 ' v32; 5 20 29; N 2326, cf. 32; c. 1416 2316 2715.16 2931 3719; sq. concerning Ez 1316. 3. cf. heathen prophets, by Je 28. Hithp. Pf. 2 ms. IS 10"; I S. Ez 3710; Impf. an IS 100+ 7 t.; 3 mpl. Nu 125+5 t.; Imv. Je 2313; Inf. IS 10; Pt. 2 Je 2620+9t. Pt.;1. prophesy under influence of divine spirit: a. in the ecstatic state Nu 1125.26.27 (J), with music I S 105.6.10.13, in frenzy 1 S 1920.21.21.23.9 excited to violence 1 S 1810 (= mad 2 K 9); Je 2926; b. apart from ecstatic state, abs. Ez 3710, c.1K 228 Je 29; by 1 K 2218= 2 Ch 18, 2 Ch 187 207; D Je 2620. " 2. of heathen prophets of Baal in ecstatic state 1 K I I נב .v נֹבֶה לב (the men of the other N., so disting.—si vera 1., cf. Ryle-fr. at or fr. another ?), Ezr 103;-this in Judah perhaps = 1 q. v. 2. mt. in Moab, where Moses died Nu 33" Dt 3249 (1), 341 (id., all P), six miles W. of Heshbon acc. to Onom. (ed. Lag 289). Prob.= mod. Nebâ at NE. corner of Dead Sea, Survey E. Pal. 1.198 ff. GASm Geogr. 562 ff. Buhl Geogr. 266f. Tristr Moab 318, 339 Merrill E. of Jordan, 242 fr.. Cf. ap. n.pr.div. Nebo (loan-wd. in Heb., cf. Ph. n.pr.m. 123; = As. Nabú, Schr COT Gloss, and Is 46,1 Jastrow Bel. Bab. 124 ff. Jen Kosmol. pass. Tiele Ass. u. Bab. Gesch. 532 L Say Bel. Bab. 112. (cf. Palm. n.pr. 73m3), 12 Vog Palm. No. 73), and this perh. ✔naby, call, כָּרַע בֶּל קְרֵס נְבוֹ Babylonian god ;(נבא .mame, v Is 46'. |