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 nOBERTSON's 
 
 COMPENDIOUS 
 
 HEBREW DIClDiOMARY: 
 
 CORilECTED A.S'D IMPR6VED 
 
 BY NAHUM JOSEPH, 
 
 TEACHER OF HEBREW. 
 
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 IN ENGLISH AND HEBREW; 
 
 AND 
 
 Talles of Chronology and Hebrew ATUiquities, 
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 EASY METHOD of READING HEBREW^ 
 
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PREFACE. 
 
 npHE original of this comp^dious Hebrew 
 Lexicon, of which this is a corrected and 
 improved edition, was published by William 
 Robertson, A* M. in the year 1654, and received 
 by all, who knew how to appreciate justly its merits> 
 with great avidity and deserved applause: our 
 wonder would therefore be excited, why so many 
 years should have been suffered to elapse, without 
 a second edition of this very useful work having 
 issued from the press, if it were not sufficiently 
 obvious, that the study of the sublime language 
 of our first parents was, for a series of years, con*- 
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 therefore such of them as were desirous of attaiii'. 
 ing a knowledge of it, were supplied with elemen- 
 tary instruction and assistance by the labours of 
 the learned Buxtorf, Leusden, 8cc. : But as the 
 Dictionaries of these Hebraists comprised Latin 
 elucidations only of the language, none but classi- 
 cal students could be benefited by the productions 
 of these Lexicographers. About the year 1778^ 
 the Rev. Mr. Parkhurst published an Hebrew and- 
 English Lexicon in one volume, which has beea 
 so well received by the public, as to have passed 
 
Yl PREFACE. 
 
 through several editions within the space of a few 
 years. Far be it from theEditor of this work to pre^ 
 sume to depreciate the merits of Mr. Parkhurst's 
 yery useful Dictionary; but as it may with propriety 
 be asked, *' where was the necessity of re-publish- 
 ing Robertson's Compendium, when the public are 
 aheady in possession of Mr. Parkhurst^s valuable 
 work upon the same subject r" the Editor feels 
 himself called upon, in justification of his conduct 
 herem, to reply, that he is persuaded that the pre- 
 sent work possesses some advantages at least, which 
 the Hebrew student cannot derive from the printed 
 labours of Mr. Parkhurst: e, g. Mr. Parkhurst 
 rejects tn toto the vowel points ; respecting the 
 originality and utility of which^ to attain a perfect 
 knowledge of the language, the most ancient 
 learned Rabbins, as well as more modern Hebraists^ 
 have been divided in their opinion. When we 
 recollect, however, that such learned and renowned 
 men, as Maimonides, Aben-Ezra, David Kimchi, 
 Elias Levita, &c. unhesitatingly assert the anti- 
 quity of the vowel points to be not only coeval 
 with Ezra the scribe, but with Moses; nay, with 
 the language itself; the modern Hebraist must be 
 a hardy casuist indeed, who imagines that he can 
 invalidate the cogent arguments adduced by such 
 learned Jews in favour of the antiquity as well as 
 the necessity of the points to the attainment of a 
 thorough knowledge of the sacred language. But, 
 
T^REFACE, tJi 
 
 supposing for a moment these points to be modern 
 inventions, unnecessary adjuncts, or even " maso- 
 letic trammels i" yet surely, the adoption and inser- 
 tion of them cannot possibly deteriorate a work of 
 this kind : indeed, the Editor humbly conceives 
 that a Hebrew Lexicon cannot be perfect without 
 them. One serious inconvenience, among many 
 others, which learners must contend with, in turn- 
 ing over the pages of Mr. Park hurst and other kxi- 
 cographers who have rejected the points, is this 
 viz. the seven conjugations generally adopted bjf 
 grammarians being reduced by them to five, the 
 conj. pihel and puhaly which are peculiarly ex- 
 pressive of the idiomatical sublimity of the lan 
 guage, are omitted: and th<^ learner,unacquainted' 
 with the points, not being able to distinguisii^ 
 between the co^ij. kal luu] pi/iel, must be at a loss- 
 to ascertain the meaning: which the verb is desiofned 
 to express ; c, g. the verb^/2^ in kal, signifies " he 
 learned;" but pointed as in pi he I ^.07, it implies 
 " he taught/' Mr. Parkhurst, in his Dictionary, 
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 second radical letter van, and those, whose second 
 and third radicals are similar, e. g^, in the verb Dip 
 Mr. Parkhurst omits the insertion of the quiescent^ 
 vDwel, by which omission the learner is frequently* 
 perplexed in discovering the real root, not having 
 made sufficient progress in the language to ascer- 
 tain whether such verbs be defective or quiescent 
 
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 defective and quiescent verbs are duly arranged in * 
 their alphabetical order. The portableness of this 
 Lexicon, which contains every Hebrew root, with a 
 full etymologictil analysis of the same, as well as 
 various references to the Scriptures, illustrative of 
 their different senses, will, it is presumed, give it 
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METIIOI> 
 
 01 
 
 Reading Hebrew without Points. 
 
 I. K> 1> *^>ir> are pronounced as vowels between 
 confonants, a, u, /, o* 
 
 a, T and ^ at the beginning of words, as con^ 
 fonants v, y. 
 
 3. Where i^' 1 ^>V do not occur between cor* 
 
 fonants, ufe the vowel ^% as *)^i? a/hen 
 
 4. If the prefixes 3> n> 1> 2> 7> ti/* precede 
 >^ 1> *^> J/> fupply the found of e, as Ji^'^Kn 
 
Method of Reading Hebrew with PointK 
 
 figures of Voiveh. Sounds* 
 
 LONG VOWELS. 
 
 * T - . . ^ - - J as in smalL 
 ".---- J - - these* 
 
 before the letter *i - /pronounced like ee^ ^ lee. 
 
 over the letter t - o as in - - - honSi Y} lo*^ 
 within the letter T - u pronounced like ooy \ loo>. 
 
 SHORT VOWELS. 
 
 ---..-- ^ as in - - - nia?u- 
 V - ... ^ . - - ^ - - - - - men. 
 
 without after it - ;----- ///;. 
 
 * VERY SHORT VOWELS. 
 :..---.. tf as in - - - hegltu. 
 
 COMPOUND SHORT VOAVELS* 
 
 "'--- - - - ^ as in - - - manners, 
 
 **------- ^----- meik'tnks*- 
 
 t;. ..-. (?-..... rack. 
 
 T in a pure fyllable is a long, as *^ rai in a mixed fy liable is , 
 as Sf^ /-tfl/. yfit;/ pronounced rapidly becomes o/. Other marks 
 of difference between "^ foy a long, and "^ for o, maybe ft^en in 
 Grammars. 
 
METHOD OF BEADING HEBREW. 
 
 XIU 
 
 a 
 
 -4 
 
 ^-\ 
 
 t5 
 
 -I q 
 
 -I 
 
 !3 
 
 If 
 
 ff 
 
 If 
 
 -I 
 
 u 
 
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 ^ :J~u ^ ti ^ 
 ^ u_ ^ II J 
 
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 -I a 
 
 
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 Oi 
 
 k<i 
 
 <T) 1^ 
 
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 <T) 
 
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 <T> 
 
 
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 3 
 
 cr 
 o 
 
 N 
 (T) 
 
 
 o 
 
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 5' 
 
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 rt) 
 
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 f-T' 
 
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 n> 
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 n> 
 
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 fi) 
 
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 O 
 
 
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Xir METHOD OF READING HEBREW. 
 
 .J ^^ :^. ..J -4^-^ H ^ 55 ,>c: . K 
 
 en 
 Co ^3 - > 
 
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 ? jr s. ^. < U ^^ ^ J^ > 
 
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 3 5^ I g- I- i. s 
 
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HETHOD OT READING HEBREW. XV 
 
 o c 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 ^l::^ 
 
 
 
 
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 tainty of its 
 e reader fha 
 
 
 D 
 
 n 
 
 ^ LI 
 
 
 a: 
 
 
 :=: OQ w 
 
 U 
 
 u: 
 
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 a 
 
 Cf 
 !3 
 
 w 
 
 
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 *nuine pronunciat 
 
 judge mofl co 
 
 5C. 
 
 
 J 
 
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 J 
 
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 Zl 
 
 3^ 
 
 H 
 
 
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 -:4 
 
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 > 
 
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 d or not 
 
 ft) 
 
 < 
 3 
 
 CD 
 
 cr 
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 <: 
 
 cr o 
 
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 , acco 
 
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 a- 
 
 o 
 o 
 
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A COMPENDIOUS 
 
 HEBREW DICTIONARY. 
 
 3K 
 
 1. 33K* ababy to be green: 2*^^!$ abiby an 
 car of corn, or a green ftalk of corn : alfo the 
 month abiby or our month of March. '2)^ eb, 
 K3NI ibba. Job viii. 12, and Ch. i^-15^ inbaj 
 Dan. IV, It, green, greennefs, or green fruit ; 
 but 3iSt aby is a father : [fee it in H^iJ ^?i^^^.] 
 
 2. *I5{$ ^i*^^, I he perifhed. 3 and 5 he 
 deftroyed, he caufed to perifli. 6f he was 
 deftroyed; T^'ii^ obedy perifhing; X^'^'^t^ abad^ 
 dotty Job xxviii. 12. ^1'^3^? abaddohy Prov. 
 xxvii- 20; and 1731$ abdariy Efther viii. 6, per- 
 dition, deftru6lion ; the place of deftru6lion 
 n75^ abedahy a thing loft, 
 
 3. T\Zl)^ahah. i he was v/illing, he defired : 
 [hence 3i!jl aby a father who wills and defires all 
 good to his children.] H^K ebehy Job ix. 26, 
 as fome, the defire or will^ concupifcence, or 
 appetite. HJI'^nyi abijonahy the fame, Eccles* 
 
 * Obfolete roots kave no points. 
 
 f Wherever 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, occur, after the running numeral, 
 tiiey mean the conjagations in which the verb is ufed, or from 
 which a noun is derived. 
 
 B 
 

 
 i 
 * . 
 
 
 
 xii, 5; and "^^^i^, ehjony a poor iiran, who is 
 always defiring things needful. ^I2b^ ahoiy ah, 
 alasj woe or forrovv, Pr(?i^. xxiii. 29. ^Ilb^ ahi^ 
 the fame; or a particle of wifiiing, oh that, as 
 fome s others^ my father, job xxxiv. i,(>. 
 
 4. nn^il^ ihchah^ the edge of a fword, Ezek. 
 xxi. 20. For D^ntDDJ^ abaiiichim^ melons, 
 Numb. xi. 5: fee in H^S batach. 
 
 5. "^5^? ^Z'^c/z, I he lifted up himfelf, 1/a. 
 ix. 18. 
 
 ' 6. /5i$ abaly i he mourned. 5 he made or 
 caufed to mourn. 7 he gave himfelf to mourn- 
 ing; or he mourned greatly : 735$ abel^ a 
 mourner ; /3^^ <?i^/, mourning, grief, lamenta- 
 tion. /5^^ 7?i>i^/, but, yea, truly. 
 
 7. ]3t< ^^d';^, a ftone; any weight: du. maf. 
 D^J5!$ abnajimy Exod, i. 16; Jer. xviii. 3, ftools 
 for women's travail, and potter's wheels. 033^ 
 abnety a girdle : pi. maC C'^PJJ^i? abnetimy gir- 
 dles, JE;^^//. xxviii. 40. 
 
 8. U^'^abas^ i hefatt^d^ 0131^^'^^^, acrib, 
 a ftorehoufe, a barn, a flail : pi. maf. D'^p^3^?D 
 maabufimy ftore-houfes, Jer. 1. 27. 
 
 5. pH!^ ^^^^, a he wreftled : p3ijl ^^^/^, and 
 fem. nj^D^ ahakahy Nah. i. j; C^/. iii. 6, dull. 
 
 10. n^3^ "^^'^K ^^/r, or <^^^/r, ftrong, 
 robuft; pl^ maf. D^T^**3J$ abbirim, ftrong: alfo- 
 
1 3 
 
 ftrong bulls, Ps. xxii. 13: hence ^3K e'bir^ and 
 fern, n^?^ ebrahf Pf. Iv. 7, ^^^ xxxix. 13, a 
 wing, or feather of a fowl, wherein confiftsthe 
 llrength of birds :pl<. f. TSS'y^^ ebrot^mngs>\ Pj\ 
 Ixviii. 14. Hence in 5 he did fly with wings, ' 
 
 11. ^^i5 ^^^<i, to bind together: hence 
 '^'73^ aguddah^ a bundle, ;c^^. xii. 2i\ alfo a 
 troop, yfw^j ix. 6. pi. fern. r\1^Jt:^ aguddo% 
 bundles, or burthens, I/a. Iviii, 6. 
 
 12. TU^ ^^^^, a nut. 
 
 13. 7^K <^^^/, a drop. 
 
 14. DJK ^^^;, a lake, p^^i^ agmouy Ija. 
 Jviii. 5j y^i' xli, II, or 20, a bulrulh, a 
 cauldron. 
 
 15. ]J!^ aganj a cup, a platter: pi. fcm. 
 i^lJ^il?^ agganoty bafins, Exod^ xxiv. 6. 
 
 16. "^Ji^ aga'phy a wingj an arnciy : pi. maf. 
 ID^SJ^^ agappm^ wings, or bands of armies^ 
 Ezek. xii. 14. 
 
 17. ^y^agar^ i he gathered together^ 
 
 hence ^'^'?.^ igierety an epiftk, wherein many 
 
 things are gathered together : pL fcaLril^ilK 
 
 'iggerotj epiitles, AW;, ii. 7. n^l*^^'.^ agor^hy 
 
 I Sam.\\.^ '^(y \ fee in TT^-J garaVy a piece -of 
 filver. ^tpp^-^ agurtaly a bafin, or chaiger^. 
 Ez}w. i. 9* 
 
4 1i< 
 
 1 8. ^lii adal^j 5 he vexed, he tormented, 
 I Sam. ii. 23* 
 
 19. Dl^ adam, i he was red, or he was 
 ruddy. 4 the fame ; he was red, he blufhed, 
 he caufed to blufh, 5 he was made red. 7 he 
 fhewed himfelf red; or he was very red. DlltJ 
 adomy n^li^ adummah^ ^31^7^5 admoniy red, 
 ruddy, or reddifh 5 D"T^^^^ adamdam^ very 
 red, or exceedingly red. DIK odem^ a ruby, 
 a precious ftone fo called, becaufe of its red- 
 difli colour. '^PTf^ adamah^ the earth, pro- 
 perly the red earth : pi. fern. ^\1D^^^ adamoty 
 lands, Ps. xlix. 1 2. D^i^ ^^<^;, a man fo called, 
 becaufe from the reddifh earth, of which he 
 was made. 
 
 20. ]7i^ edeny\}iit footftool or bafe, or ground 
 of a pillar^ the ftay or foundation of any thing, 
 whereupon it refteth; as the ground of a wall, 
 the foot or fockct of a board, &c. pi. maf. 
 D^3*7i? adaniniy foundations, or fockets, Exod. 
 xxvi. 37 : hence ]n!!j adon^ a lord, fo called 
 becaufe the lord or mafter is the fuftainer or 
 upholder of the family ^ as the bafe and foun- 
 dation dcth the houfe^ Ps.cv. 12, he made 
 him lord of his houfe. ph maf D^'ini^ adonim, 
 and contradled *'.?'^1^. adone, lordsj hence '^JH^? 
 adonai, with (the (hort a-) patach^ my lords s 
 
but ^y)!*^ with the long a r) cametZj is one of 
 the glorious nannes of God, whereby he is 
 denoted to be the great Lord and Mafter of 
 all the world, univerfally upholding and fuf- 
 taining all things by his power. P*]!!? ctdifiy 
 Ch. then, Dan, ii. 14. 
 
 21. ^"^^ adai'j 2 he was magnificent, he 
 was glorious. 5 he made famous, he made 
 magnificent, and honourable, or excellent. 
 y*^"^ addiry Jer. xxx. 21, and ^l^^^eder^ Zach. 
 xi. 13, famous, magnificent^ honourable, or 
 excellent. Ts'T])^ adderet^ a garment 'or a 
 mantle, an excellent and a (lately robe : the 
 month Adar^ or our February: Ch. a barn, a 
 yard : pi. m, Pl'^i^ iddrhty Dan. ii. 35, barns, 
 yards, or fummer threfhing floors. ^^^Tt^*!!^ 
 adargazrajay Ch.pl. maf. fenators, judges, fa- 
 mous counfellors; J^^n7^ adrazday Ch. dili- 
 gently, carefully. V^l*^^ adarcon^ or adarchcn^ 
 a piece of filver, drachma. 
 
 22. 3ni$ ahahy i he loved. 2 he was be- 
 loved. 3 he loved dearly, nsrji^ ahabahy 
 love, friendfhip. pi, m. D^5n^: ^kabimy loves, 
 and ^^2n^T^ meahabim, lovers, Zach. xiii. 6. 
 
 23. il'Hi^ ahahy ah! alas! ^^^? ehiy where? 
 as fome^ Uof. xiii. 10, 14, for iTi^ ajeh. 
 
IS 
 
 24. /HS ohelj a tent, a tabernacle : pi. maf. 
 D vO^ ohalimy tents or tabernacles; hence in i 
 and 5 he pitched his tent ; he fixed his taber- 
 nacle, he fixed or removed his camp. pi. maf. 
 D vC*!? ahalimy Numb. xxiv. 6. and fern. 111*7^^ 
 ahaloty PJ, xlv. 9, is aloes, or lignc aloes trees.. 
 
 25. is 0, or, either, &g. alio TS ev^ defire: 
 fee in HIS avah. 
 
 26. niS (?^, an evil fplrit, familiar fpirit, 
 which fpeaks as it were from the hoUov/ 
 of the bellies of them who have them: pL 
 fern. nmS ohfy evil or familiar fpirits ; Lev. 
 xix. 31 ; XX. 27 : alfo J^^xxxii. 19, bottles or 
 fcladders, or bags of leather made like bottles ;. 
 from which it feemeth the other fignification 
 is taken; becaufe fuch who had familiar fpirits 
 were belly fpeakers, with hollow voices as out 
 of a bottle, with fwollen bellies* 
 
 27. ^^S udy a torch, a burning fire-brand : 
 pi. m. D*^niS udimy fire-brands; but pi. f. HHIS 
 odofy is a caufative particle, for, becaufe, &c. 
 Specially when it is joined with 111 gnal. 
 28. mS avahy he defired. 3 HIJ^ ivvahy he 
 defired earneftly; he coveted greedily. ^S evy 
 as fome, Prov. xxxi. 4. HIS ^'r;^.^, D^///. xii. 
 15> and HIJ^ll taavahy defire, concupifcence. 
 
luft: pL maf. D^^li:^/5 maavajiniy Ps, cxl. 8/ 
 defires. 
 
 29. T\^^ oachy p], maf. D"^ni^* ^r////;^, terrible 
 beads, as Ibme think; dragons, or Ibme other 
 doleful creatures, Isa, xiii. 2 r, 
 ^ 30. ^"i^^ ^f, woe, ah! alas! 
 
 31. ^"^l^ evil^ a fool : pi. m. C^Tl^ avilim^ 
 fools: hence in 2 '7*^'^ J ;;(?^/, he did foolilhly : 
 fee ^J^: >^/. ri^ ',^? ivvelet, foolilhnefs. ^'jlK 
 and "^i'!;^ ulaiy perhaps^ perchance. D!?!!^ ^/^w, 
 furely, truly; alfo a porch. ^15^ /^/, ftrength, 
 Pj. Ixxiii. 4. See in D7S;5 ^/^;;;. 
 
 32. ]"^^6;^/,ftrength, power, fubftance, riches; 
 hence ]^.^^ ave}2j iniquity, or perverfcnefs, which 
 is often perpetrated by ftrength, and ftrong 
 hand over the wcalcer: alfo vanity, labour, 
 forrow, and travail; for the 2:reatelt flren2:th of 
 wickednefs is no better, pi. vci.^^^^/\ teunim^ 
 vanities, troubles, Ezek. xxiv. 12 : hence aifo 
 an idol, which is nothing but mere vanity'^ 
 for the idols fpeak nothing but vanity, Z^^^. 
 X. 2. in 7 ]3l?<nn hithonen^ he lamented, he 
 complained: fee in ]3^^ anan, 
 
 ZZ' fli^ utz^ ox^"^ atZy he haftened, h(; 
 urged, or was urgent : alfo he was ftraitened, 
 he was in narrow bounds. 5 he haftened, he 
 urged, he enforced, f ^^ alZy JofJo. x; \0\ Frov. 
 
8 ^^ 
 
 xix. 2, hafty, ra{h, precipitatCj inconfiderate : 
 alfo narrow, y^. xvii. 15. 
 
 34. Ti^^ or J he (hined, he was clear and 
 bright; he was enlightened. 5 he enlightened, 
 he gave light, or he made light; he did illu- 
 minate.* Ili^cr; fern. T]^^^ orahy EJlh. viii. 
 15, and T'i^P ?;?^Z?(?r, G>;7. i. 16, light, pi. m. 
 D^nli^P meorimy Ezek. xxxii. 8, lights, pi. 
 fern. r\*11i^ oroty green herbs. ""iiK ur^ fire, IJa. 
 xxxi. 9. pi, maf. UHS'^ urinty lights, urim and 
 ihummim^ lights and perfeftions, or light and 
 uprightnefs, or integrity, the tv/o excellent or- 
 naments of all minifters in holy things : fee 
 '^1^T\ tummimy in DQi^ tamam. iTIli^p meurahy 
 a den, or a cave, 7/2?. xi. 8. 
 
 35. T\\^oty a fign : pi. fem.riinK otoly figns. 
 
 ^6. TK azt then, Ti?^ ^i^^'^z, from thence. 
 
 37. ^^|!;?. aza, Ch. i he burned, he kindled, 
 he was kindled. 
 
 38. y^^^.ezoby hyfop. 
 
 39. *Tt8 azady Ch. i he went away, Dan. 
 ii. 5, 8. 
 
 40. nji? azahy Ch. i he was kindled, he 
 burned, he kindled, he caufed to burn. For 
 J^)^^ azay and HTi^ azahy fee Dan. lii. 19, 22. 
 
 41. 7j^ ^,2^/, I he departed, he went away. 
 
n 9 
 
 Deut. xxxii. ;^(>. n)^, ezoU i Sam. xx, 19, a 
 departure, a going away, a journey, as fome; 
 others, a way-mark. 
 
 42. l?.i< d?2;^?/, an ear 3 hence in 3 and 5 he 
 heard, he perceived by his ears, he did attend, 
 he obeyed, pi. maf. 0*^51^$ azenim^ arms, or 
 weapons, Deut. xxiii. 13, from the Ch. XXzajsn^ 
 to arm : alfo dual, m Ci^iT.XZp meozenajimi ba- 
 lances, Prov. xi. I. 
 
 43. ^I^ ^2;^r, 1 he girded, he girt about, 
 he was girt. 2 he was girded. 3 he girded, 
 he girt about. 7 he girded himfelf. Hli^ 
 ezory a girdle. 
 
 44. niJI <^^/;, a chimney, a hearth : ah ! alas ! 
 alfo a brother : fee nHK achah. 
 
 45. T!}JJ achady i and 7 he united huTifelf, 
 he did unite. IHti ^^-i?^^, *ini!?l ^^/W ; fem, 
 Hn^ achate Ch. contraded ^^ ^//^^j/, one, the 
 firft i and for i and 7, fee G(?w. xlix. 63 2:^^. 
 xxi. 16, or 21. 
 
 46. nm^ achahj hence HK ^r//, a brother, a 
 kinfmanj and riWifJI ^^i?^/, a fifter, a kins- 
 woman: pi. maf WTS^ achiniy brothers; pi. fern. 
 
 rii^n^^i ^^^i?^^^/, or ni^n^^ ^r>i?/(?/, fillers, niri.^ 
 
 achavahy fraternity, or brottierhood. in^l achu, 
 A meadow, flags, the grafs of marfliy ground. 
 
10 nx 
 
 47. tni^ achaz. i he held, he did lay hold 
 upon, he contained hinnfelf, he joined, he pof- 
 feffed. 2 he was holden, he was made, or he 
 made himfclf poffefibr; he was laid hold upon, 
 lie was joined. 3 he contained, he laid hold 
 upon. 6 he was laid hold upon, he was corn- 
 prehended, or joined. njHi^t achuzzahy Ps. \u 
 8. apoffeffion, a laying hold upon, a reftraint. 
 
 48. ^20i^ achaky I wifh, I would, would 
 to God. 
 
 49. nr.pn^ achmetah^ Ch. an arch, a coffer. 
 
 50 ^Ts'^achar^ and'^jDK achere^ after, after- 
 wards : fern, r^^nS^ acheret^ another, finally, 
 at length. Ch. ^n^s athareny the fame, 
 "jin^^ achoTy and TOS'^inv:^ achorannity back,, 
 backward, the laft, the latter, the after part ; 
 the weft; the after part of the world. ri^")Di!? 
 acharlty the end, the latter end; a reward, 
 becaufe the end of a work; pofterity, or they 
 who come after: hence in i and 3 he lingered, 
 he ftaid behind. pHHi^ ^^i^r^/?;, the latter, the 
 laft: in 5 he caufed to ftay, or he made to 
 linger, or come after. 
 
 51. D'ipi'lllf^n.^^ acha'^darpanimy pi. maf. 
 princes or fenators. D\5"Ji^c^'n^^ achajhteranim^ 
 fwift runners, the king's runners, or Iwift 
 footmen, as fome; others expound the word 
 
>S- 11 
 
 camels, mules, or fwifc horfes, EJih, viiu lo: 
 thele two laft words are thought to be Perfian. 
 
 ^2. tC^, tOi^'? at^ leat^ lenity, quietnefs, or 
 quietly, ibftly, flowly : pi. maf. C^CSl^ ittim^ in- 
 chanters, from their flow and quiet muttering 
 of their fpells, Ifa. xix. 3. 
 
 53. T^"^ atad^ a thorn,, a thiftle, a fharp 
 briar, Pj. Iviii. lo, 
 
 54. D!5i$ atam^ i and 5 he flopped, he fhut 
 up andclofed, Pj. Iviii. 4. 
 
 55. ]TiDi^ ^///;/, a cord, a thread, or linen 
 made of threads, Frov. vii. 16. 
 
 56. liiO^^ ^/^r, I he fliut up, he flopped, or 
 clofed up, Pj. Ixix* 16: hence 1S3k^ itter^ Judges 
 iii. 15, left-handed, or fhut up in the power of 
 the hand, or impotent. 
 
 57. *^^ '/, an ifle or ifland : pi, maf. Q"^"]^ ij'im^. 
 iflands : alfo birds in iflands, IJa. xiii. 2 2] Gen^ 
 X. 5 : alfo "^i?^ where, for ^?^^ ajeh. , 
 
 58. 3^1|^ ajaby i he hated: hence H^.^^ ojeb^ 
 and fern. -^J^.i^ ojehety an enemy, Hll'^i^ (?^^/?^ 
 hatred, or enmity, G^;^. iii. 15, 
 
 59. TX ed^ 3, vapour, or a moift exhalation 
 dravv'n up out of the earth : hence mifery, 
 dcftrudron, calamity, which, like a mift, 
 mounts up about men 
 
12 ^K 
 
 60. H^t? ajahy a kite, or a crow, Lev. "n. 14: 
 ^Ifo n^X ajehy where ? 
 
 61. T^^^^j and n^'^i^ 4?r/&^/&, how? >ere? 
 whither? Gen, xxxix, 9; Cant.'w]. 
 
 62. T^ ^W, Pj. Ixxxviii. 5. fern. J^^^^t^ <?/*^- 
 ////, Pj-. xxii. ao, ftrengch, fortitude, power: 
 hence is one of the glorious namco of God. 
 ^^ ^/, God, the ftrongGoD, fo called from his 
 infinite power and ftrength. TJ? ajaly HTK 
 ajalahy and TtT!^ ajekt^ a hart, a hind, ^^^qjil, 
 a ram ; an entry, or the threfhold of a door, 
 ' S?? ^/, and p /^? ^/i?;?, a plain, or champain field: 
 alfo an oak : fee in H"?!;^ ^/^/;, 
 
 63. DI'^K ^'^;;?, //<3/5', i. 7, cruel, horrible, ter- 
 rible; fcn).^^^i^er/2abyProv.xx. 2, andnj^jp^ti 
 emafahy Excd. xv. 16, fear, terror: pi, maf. 
 DVJ'^K or C**^!?? ^j^^^/;^^, Deia. ii. 1 1 ; Jol^ xx. 25; 
 y^r, 1. 38, and fern. rilD*'!^^;;;^?/, P^. iv. 5, ter- 
 rors, idols: alfo giants. Ch. *^-3i^p^ emtaniy 
 terrible, D^;?. vii. 7. 
 
 64. ]*I^ aji7ty or p!;? eriy no, not, none, 
 nothing. 
 
 6c^. HD**^ ephah^ the ordinary and common 
 greater meafure of dry things : alfo HD^^i^ 
 ephohy Job xxviii, 4, where? and K12i^ ephoy 
 now already, Gf'//. xxvii. 33, 37. 
 
 66. '^^^ ijby a man, a hulband. HtJ^K 
 
3> 13 
 
 ijhah^ or ^t^'ljj^ ejhet^ a woman, a wife, Fs. 
 Iviii 9. 
 
 67. pti^^J^ ijhon^ black, blacknefs, Frov,v\\. 
 9 : alfothe apple of the eye, Ps. xvii. 8, in 7 
 he played the man, or he proved himfelf a man: 
 fee a^t^^? ajJoat. 
 
 68. \^'^etan^ ftrong, rough, ftrength, Gen. 
 xllx. 24; Exod. xiv, 27 ; Deut.xxu 4. 
 
 69. i^'^^iJ /V, Ch. he was, they were, both 
 fing : and pi. for the Heb. ^^Jejh, he was. 
 
 7c. j^ achj only, yea, bur, truly. 
 
 71. ^^i^ acbalj I he hath eaten, he hath con- 
 fumed. 2 he is confumed. 3 he hath con- 
 fumed. 4 he is confumed. 3 he made to 
 eat, or he caufed to eat: alfo he confumed. 
 Ch. I to divulge, to proclaim abroad, Dan. 
 iii. 8. 75^5 oche/y rDii ochily Hos. xi. 4; y^^D 
 7naachaly ^5^ ochely Gai. xli. 35 ; fem. HTIJX 
 achilah^ i Kings xix. 8j r^^2^ maccolety i ^m^x 
 V. II, meat, or provifion for meat, 1^75^9 
 maachelety Gen. xxii. 6, a fword, the edge of a 
 fword, a knife, pi. fem. ^17^^^/^ maachalot^ 
 knives. 
 
 72. ]5^ acheny furely, verily. 
 
 73. ^^^^ achaphy i he bowed himfelf down, 
 Prov. xvi. 26. ^5^ echepby Job xxxiii. 6* 
 
14 *?i^ 
 
 See ^?3 caphaphy the hand, or the hollow of 
 the hand. 
 
 74. *i$i? iccery a hijjl)andman : pi. maC 
 t3'^'?2}^ iccarimy Ifa. Ixi, 5, plowmen, 
 
 75. /!i?^/, God: alfothefe. ^NJ ^/, no, not : 
 ^^ij ^4 to. 
 
 76. L^^^3J?^ elgahejioy great bail-ftones, 2:^^. 
 ;uii. 3. 
 
 7.7. 1I7S ^/<^,?7, I he fwore, he curfcd : alfo 
 he lamented, "Joel i. 8 : he did forfwear him- 
 felf, or he fwore not in truth, neither he did the 
 thing he fwore to. 5 he made or caufed to 
 fwear, he did bind by an oath : alfo n^$ dahy 
 ^^^?^ taalahy an oath, a curfe, a fwearin^?; alfo 
 a forfwearing: hence ^^i^eolahy^L frequent name 
 of God, and pi. m. C^^^^?; elohtm^ God, the 
 great Judge of the world: a judge, whofe 
 ofFice is to take an oath^ an angel, n'?N allahy 
 Tyy^ elahy and pvi? allony an oak; ftrcngth :: 
 ;pl. maf. C^'^'^i? elimy I/a. Ivii. 5^ a grove of oaks, 
 or idols. J^T?*!^ aljahy the tail or rump of a 
 Iheep, or ram, Lev. vii. ?. Tv}\^ ellehy thofe. 
 
 78. ^^ illuy Ch. if, albeit. 17J^ aluy behold. 
 
 79. ^7^i alach. 2 ^I7^^3 nelachy he ftunk, 
 he corrupted himfelf, Ps. xiv. 35 liii. 4, '^vK. 
 i//(?^/??,Ch. they, thofe, Z)^;/.iii. 12. 
 
'? 15 
 
 80. T'?^ elily nothing; a thing of nought, or 
 of no worth, from 7K ^/, not; an idol: pl.maf. 
 D*^*? y^ eliiim^ idois. "^il^ alelai^ woe is mtr: 
 fee iTjalaL /l^?^. the month ir.7<^/, or Augujiy 
 NeL VI. 15. 
 
 81. D/K ^7^;;^. 2 07^3 neelam, he was 
 dumb, or mute. 3 he gleaned, or he gathered, 
 or he did bind fheaves, Gen. xxxs^ii. 7. Dv^? 
 illem-y pi. maf. C^P/i^ illmimy dumb, mute^ 
 \Ij1'^ almmiy a widower. ni5.^7i!^ almanahy a 
 widow, who fitteth folitary and mute. n^JQ*?^ 
 almenuty Gen xxxviii. 19, widowhood : hence 
 ^31D?i$ abnoniy Ruth iv. i, ho you, whoever you 
 be; one whofe name is kept clofe, or not known. 
 D7>? eleniy Ps. Iviii, 2, a gathering together, an 
 affembly, a congregation. '^^7^ alummahy a 
 bundle of a flieaf, a fheaf, a bundle of corn,. 
 Gen. xxxvii. 7. DvIK zir/^;;;, or Dy*!? ullaniy and 
 uT'i^ elamy 2i porch, a door, a thrediold: alfo 
 furely. 0^50/8 almuggim. almuggim trees, 
 
 82. tr^ iian, and ^iv^ ilana, or T\f)^^ 
 ilanahy Ch. 3, trtQi fee in HviJ ^/^^. \^z^illen, 
 Ch. thefe. 
 
 83. ^l^alaphj I he learned. 3 he teached. 
 5 he brought forth thoufands. ^T?i^ aluphy a 
 teacher, Joi^^xxv. iij P^. Iv* 14; J^r. xi. 19: 
 a captain, a leader, G^;/. xxxvi, 15: an ox> 
 
16 J^i^ 
 
 Ps. cxliv. 13. ^1'^ eleph, a thoufand. du. maf. 
 C^'S^?^ alpajim^ two thoufand; and pi. m. D"^27t?. 
 alaphim, thoufands ; for 5 fee Pf, cxliv. 12. 
 
 84. Y/^ iiletz. 3 he molefted, he urged, 
 he afflifted, Judg. xvi. 16. 
 
 85. DJ< iniy if, whether? ors but CJl?^^?, is 
 a mother : fee C?2i<. 
 
 86. ilD^ amabj a maid fervant; a cubit; a 
 poft : fee DZiK. 
 
 87. 7Ci4 ^^;j^/. 4 /^P^ w/i^/, he languifh- 
 ed, he was faint, he was weak and infirm, 
 ntei^ amullahy EzeL xvi. 30, faint, weak, 
 infirm: pi. m. Uh^U)^ amelalim^ feeble or weak. 
 Neb. iv. 2, impotent men. 
 
 88. DCii amam: hence Di!^ a mother, D1i5 
 c/;;, and '^*^)sl kom^ a people, a nation, a family: 
 pi. maf. ^^f$^^ leummimyGen.xwW. 29: pi. fem. 
 T\M^^^ ku?nniotjGen.'Kxv. 16, people, or nations. 
 nSi< mnmahy a poft, or cubit. 
 
 89. ]/3K nman^ i he nouriflied, ^D^i ome?ty 
 Numb, xi. 1 2-, jEy?. ii. 7, nourifliing, a nurfe, 
 ^1D^ ^;;?^;/, Pr^-u. viii. 30; Ifa. Ix. 4, he was 
 nourifhed faithfully: hence \^'^^.neamany 2 Sam. 
 vii. 16. Ch. l^^^H/^ meheman, Dan. ii. 45, he 
 was faithful, he was true, he was eftablifhed or 
 confirmed. 5 he believed, he trufted. I'l^l!^. 
 

 
 emuHy Deut. xxxii. 20; ]^iiomeny and fem. f^^J^^-^^ 
 emunahy I/a xxv. i; ^9^. emety Gen. xxiv. 49, 
 truth, verity, faithfulnefs, ftedfaftnefs. D2J?^ 
 amnaniy Job ix. 2, certainly, truly, faithfully, 
 furely : hence l^i!j ameriy a particle expreflive 
 of aflent to the truths trufting, hoping, or wi(h- 
 ing the thing fpoken of to come to pafs. ]^ijl 
 amaUy Cant, vii, 2, a faithful and fkilful work- 
 manj a nourifher. i^^^^^ amnahy Neb. xi. 23, 
 a fure decree, a certain portion. 
 
 go. fOt$ amatZy i he was ftrong. 3 he 
 ftrengthened. 5 he made ftrong. 7 he ftrength- 
 ened himfelf, f'^/2^^ ammitZy ftrong. yZDii 
 emetZy Job xvii. 9^ fem. Hi'^K imtzahy Zach. 
 xii. 5, ftrength : pi. m. C^V^^ amutztzimy Zach^ 
 vi. 3, ftrong horfes. D^V^^I^Q maamatzimy Job 
 xxxvi. 8, ftrengths, fortifications. 
 
 91. *1Di;^ amaTy i* he faid. 1 to be faid. 
 5 he caufed to fay, or he made to promife. 
 7 he did boaft of himfelf by words; or he 
 extolled, himfelf with lofty words, Ps. xciv. 4. 
 1Di< omevy IT^^O maamary EJiher \. 15 ^ fem. 
 ri'ljpj? imrahy Ps. cv. 19, a word, a fpeech, an 
 oration : alfo ^"^D^ amiry the higheft branch, 
 
 J/a. xvii. 6. Ch. TSK /;;?;;^^r,andJ^"]^^^^^^^^> 
 a lamb : pi. maf. Ylf^i^ immerin, Ezra vi. 9. 
 17, lambSi 
 
18* J 
 
 92. li/^^ emejlo^ yefternight, Geju xix. 34, 
 
 93. ]^s an^ whither ? to what place ? but 
 ^^5'!!? ana^ is a note of exhortation, I befeech 
 
 you ) or I entreat you. 
 
 94. njl$ anally i he was fad, he grieved 5 
 alfo he approached^ he went in a fliip. 3 he 
 did nieet with, or he made to meet with ; he 
 offered, or he gave a caufe or an occafion 
 of coming, or of meeting with; he did thruft 
 or drive forward. 4 he was made -to meet 
 with : he was thruft forward, or he was given 
 up. 7 he thruft himfelf forward ; he did feek 
 an occafion. T\'l)^ annah^ 2 Sam, vi. 6; Pj. 
 xiii. 2, 3, whither? to what end ? *^3i^. aniy and 
 n^3K anijahy a (hip ; a navy, driven forward by 
 the wind : pi. fem. ^*^^7^, anijet^ fhlps, or navies, 
 n^?^ anijahy and n^!]{^Jri taanijah^ fadnefs, grief. 
 
 * riiJ^il toanahy and "^^^j^ taanahy an occafion, 
 "Jer. ii. 4. ]12i? innuriy Ch. they, thofe men, 
 Dan. ii. 44. 
 
 95. nj^J neenachy 1 he fighed. ^0^^ ^^^- 
 ^/&^, a figh, a groan. 
 
 96. ^'^^^ /?^/, or ^'^jJJ anochiy I. Mi^i^ attahj 
 maf. i^^^ ^/, fem. thou, pi. l^H^*? anachnu^ we : 
 pi. maf. C'^^^ ^//d";;^ ; pi. fem. l-Jl^i^ ^//d*;/, or 
 npjHi;? attenahy ye. 
 
97. "^i^ anachy a line to meafure wlth> 
 ^moi vii. 7, 
 
 98. ]5^ ^;/^;/, I he lamented. 7 he lamented 
 greatly, p!^^ on. Gen. xxxv. 1 8, grief, 
 
 99. 03^4 ^;/j^^, I he compelled ; he forced, 
 he urged, Eftheri. 8. 
 
 100. ^-_$ anapby i he was angry. 7 he 
 made himfelf angry: hence ^i^ ^^^, anger: alfo 
 the face, or nofe, where anger chiefly appears. 
 nSSJ^ anaphahy Lev^x.u 19, the heron. 
 
 10 1. p3iJ> anaky i and 2 he groaned, he cried 
 with a groan. i^j^^T^ anakahy a crying out, a 
 figh, a groan. 
 
 102 ^Jt$ z^;/^, I he grieved, he was fick. 
 fi he was defperately fick. ^^^^ annfljy mortal \ 
 hence mortal man Is called ^''^i!^ enojh. 
 
 103. DDl;^ ^^, a barn, a ftorehoufe : pi. m. 
 D^^Pp^ ajaminiy ftore-houfes, T^eut, xxviii. 8. 
 
 104. pDK ajon^ danger, lofs, death, de- 
 ftraftion. 
 
 105. ^DiJ ajaphy i he gathered. 2 he was 
 gathered, he was received. 3 he gathered 
 carefully. 4 he was gathered. 5 he took 
 away. 7 he gathered himfelf. ^D^ ojephy 
 ^''pK afiph^ and H^pJ^: ajephahy a colledlion, or 
 gathering (or a gleaning) together: alfo pi. m. 
 
 *c 2 
 
 i 
 
20* a 
 
 2*^5^5:^ afuppim^ Chron. xxvi. 15, and pi. fern. 
 T\^^D)^^afuphot^ Eccles. xii. 11, things gathered 
 together ; alfo aflemblics. '^DtJpJ^ afaphjuphy 
 Numb. xi. 4, a mixed multitude. 
 
 106. *1Dts ajar J i he bound, or he did bind, 
 2 and 4 he was bound. "IBt;^ i^r, "HDi;^. g/^r, 
 and HD^^ ^y^r. Numb, xxiii. 3, 4, 6, a bond, an 
 obligation, a prohibition, by which men were 
 bound from doing the thing forbidden. ^"'P^^ 
 afir, and TDK ^j^r, bound: pi. maC D^^Tl^pi!? 
 a/trim^ thofe who are bound, P^. Ixviii. 7. 
 riTbO maforet^ Ezek. xx. 37, a bond. "IDS? ^r, 
 and '^1^^. ejarahy Ch. a decree, D^. vi. 7, 8; 
 alfo a prifon, a binding, or imprifonment. 
 
 107. V\^ ang. "^V^ agnay Ch. a tree; the 
 fame as the Heb. ^V.gnetz: fee it. 
 
 108. ^)^ aphy alfo, then, neverthelefs; but 
 ^i? aph'y anger, is from ^3*? nnaph : fee it. 
 
 109. ^^i$ aphad, i he girt about, he cloath- 
 ed. Ti2^^ ephody fern. T]*li^\^,aphuddahy an ephod, 
 a covering, or that part of the clothing which 
 is girt about the ihoulders : alfo X^^'^ appad^ 
 dariy a palace, Dan, xi. 45. : fee |*T2 padan, 
 
 no. HD^ ^p;6^/&, I he parched, or baked. 
 a he was parched or baked. HDi^ ophehy a 
 cook, or a baker. n5^?P maapheb^ parching, 
 
orBaking, or a thing baked : pL maf. D^^^'^D^ 
 tuphinimy baken pieces^ Lev. vi. 21. H^^ ephah^ 
 an ephah, or a ineafure of dry things. 
 
 111. 72k opbely fern. I??)^ aphelahj and* 
 /^^jO maapkel, Jq/h. xxiv. 7; 7DS$ apbek ylmos 
 V. 20, darknels, or obicurity; dark, late: pK 
 fern, fsl rDi? aphilot^ hidden, or dark, Exod. 
 ix, 32; i, e. feed not grown up. 
 
 112. l^Ji ophauy awheel: alfo pi. m. D''>5^^ 
 cphnimy Frov. xxv^ ii, manners or circum- 
 ftances of a thing. 
 
 113. 0^^ aphasy i he failed, he ceafed, 
 Ps. Ixxvii. 9; DSJ;^ ephes^ a failing; an end; 
 nothing, none, except, only: alfo du.m.D^DSk;? 
 apJifajim^ Ezek. xlvii. 3, the ankle bones of the 
 feetV which are the terms of the thie^hs. 
 
 114. I?3^ ephangy Ija. xli. 24; lix. 5, nought^. 
 of no value; alfo a viper, a ferpent. 
 
 115. ^%)^aphaphyPs.yi\. 13, i hecompaffed, 
 
 116. "pi^"^ aphak^ in 7 he ftrengthened, or 
 he reftrained himfelf. - p?SJ aphiky 1 Sam^ 
 xxii. 16*; 7^^xl. 13, ftrong : alfo a torrent, % 
 ftrong running brook, or a torrent, a channel. 
 
 117. 'Hy^ epheVy allies : alfo a veil, i Kings 
 XX. 38, 41. 
 
 1 1 8. Dr^5i? aphtom^ Ch* treafure, or tribute* 
 2r^ iv, ij. 
 
119. ^ViJ atzaly I he referved, or laid afidc, 
 to prcfervcj he feparated. 2 he was referved, 
 or ieparated. 5 he did referve, or feparate. 
 ^^^ etzely at, or befides : pL m. D'^TifJ;^ atzilim, 
 Exoti. xxW, II, chief or great ones, nobles, 
 becaufe they are feparated from the common 
 multitude : alfo pi. maf. the arm-pits. TV^? 
 atzily Ezek. xli. 8, a wing. 
 
 1 20. *1i!l!j alzar, i he treafured up. 2 he 
 was treafured up. 5 he did appoint a trea- 
 furer. HVIi^ otzary a treafure: pi. fem. nnV*K 
 ^'/z^r^/, treafures^ things laid up. 
 
 121. Iplv? akko, a wild goat. 
 
 122. vS<*li^ erely a ftrong man, one valiant 
 fis a lion; an ambafiador; the lion of God, 
 Ifa. xxxiii. 7. 
 
 123. nnS? aral?^ i and 3 he lay in wait, or 
 he laid' in ambufh. 5 the fame. 2'lii ereby 
 '.'Or\)^ oreby and 2"J!i?0 mareby an ambufhment, 
 or a laying in wait, a lurking place, a den, a 
 hole, a cave. '^?1.*!?; arubbah^ Has. xiii, 3, 
 a window : a chimney, 
 
 124. JT'^ ^r^^, I he wove a web: alfo A*l^ 
 ^r^^, a weaver's -beam. J"!i^ ^r<?^, a weaver, 
 Jic?^ vii. 6; Isa. xxxviii. 1 2. IJr^'^^ argevmi^ 
 
'^QJ*)^?^ argamatty purple. ^"1^ argazy a cedar 
 tree, an ark or cheft. 
 
 1 25. n^K arah. i he gathered, he phicked, 
 he pulled off, or pulled away: ^^ll;^ ari^ and 
 n!l*7^ ^K/^^y ^ ^^^^y ^' lionefs j /i^'^'lii^; ariel, a 
 ftrong lion, or the lion of God : Ch. ^^^^ aruy 
 behold i p'^ij aro?7j an ark, a cheft: alfo HI^K 
 uravah^ a ftall or ftabk. 
 
 126. HK ^r<?%, a cedar treej -Q^nt^ 'aruzim^ 
 things made of cedar. 
 
 127. Tr\^ arach^ i he went^ TT^i^ oreach. 
 a traveller; ITIK orach^ a way, a journey, h^, 
 path, metaph. a cuftomj T]Tyy^ oreaby a troop, 
 or a company of wayfaring men : alfo nn*1^ 
 aruchahy viftual for the way. 
 
 12S. """li:? ariy a lion : fee H^ll^ ardh. 
 
 129. "^TlK ^r^jri?. 1 he was long, or he was 
 prolonged. 5 hedid prolong-^ ^)^ erech^^"^ 
 orechy long, length j '^^l^ arcachy Ch. a pro- 
 longing, or delaying: ^y^'^^ ov T^y^)^ aruchnhy 
 alfo health, or a prolonging of life, l^l^? aricby 
 Ch. decent, convenient, right. 
 
 130U ]VJ*)^^r^;^^;?. Ch. a palace. 
 
 '3-f* n^ ^^'^^i a pine-tree; but ]11^ ^r^y?7, Is- 
 an ark ; -n^J^lX arnebety a hare. 
 
 132. iHi^ ^r^;f?^. Ch. the earth j f^r the 
 Heb. yy^ eret^y._ following: 
 
 c 
 
18 2^ 
 
 ^33^ yi^ ^reUy the earth, 
 
 134- ^I^?^ ^^ka. Ch.the earth, Jer.iz. 11, 
 
 135. ^*!}! arar, i he curfed. 2 he was 
 curfed. 3 he made accurfed. 6 he was ac- 
 curfed ; H^J^P meerahy Gurfe, or ciirfing. 
 
 136. ^*^?^'!}i!!^ arejhety a defire, a rcqueft, a 
 ipeech. 
 
 137. ti^1J< aras. 3 tini?5l ^r^?j, he efpoufed. 
 4 Ihe was efpoufed. 
 
 . 138. a?^i: ^yi&, firej T]\^,^ ijhjheh, a burnt-> 
 offering, 
 
 139. ^5^^ <?/I&^^, a ftream, an effufion ; a 
 falling down, or a declivity of a way. 
 
 140. TV^^^ ajhijah^ a ground, or foundation. 
 
 141. "^^^ ejhechy the ftone of a man, or of 
 a bead. 
 
 142. /IDI^^ ejhsoli a dufter of grapes: fee 
 
 143. 1^"^ ejhely a wood. 
 
 144. 'CiQ}'^ ajham. 1 he tranfgrefled, he was 
 guilty : alfo he was defolated. 2 he was 
 wafted, or he was defolated. 5 he made guilty : 
 alfo he laid wafte; D^i^K ajhemy guilty; Di^iJ 
 ajhaniy T]T2\l}y^ ajhmah^ tranfgreflion: alfo ihame, 
 the confequenee of guilt: and defolation, the 
 cffed of guilt: and a facrifice; or an oblation 
 
B8 1^ 
 
 I tor guiln pi. maH C^ll/D^S o.jhmamnm^ defb- 
 late places, places laid wafte for fin, IJa. lix. lo. 
 145* ^?^^ ejhnab^ lattice, or a little window. 
 
 146. ^2^ ajhaph^ an aftrologer, or a wizard, 
 a foothfayer.; D^W'^ ajhpa, aquiv^er; niS^^i$ 
 ajhpt^ a dunghill. 
 
 147. *^^^i? ejkpary a piece or collop of 
 41efh; a great part or portion of any thing. 
 
 148. ^^^ ajhar. i he went, he went ftraighto 
 3 he caufed to go, he went right, he west 
 happily^ he called bleficd. 4. he was bleffed, 
 or he was made bleflcd ; ^^.^ c/her^ blefled- 
 nefs: pi. maf. felicities, P/, u i, t^^^H ntJ^K 
 ashn haishy. tht bleflednefs of fuch a man; that 
 is, O how blefled is fuch a man ! T)ti^l$ or 
 1ti^5< ajbury a going, a ftep ; H^ja^J? aperahy a 
 .grove by antiphr. becaiife a place no ways 
 blefled, but cur fed rather; ^^'^^l^ i^^^^^'^^i Cli. 
 
 -a wall, a myrrh tree,; Tiu^^i^i^ teafljury the box 
 tree. *"i^^i* ajheVy who. 
 
 149. ^i^"^ ajhaflj. 7 :i;^^Knri kltopp, he 
 proved himfelf a man, IJa. xlvi, 8. -but 2i^*'^C^-^ 
 
 ^Jhijhyi^ a foundation, or a flagon, Cant, \u 5. 
 
 ICO. T^"^ ety a fign of the accuf. cafe: alf 
 the prcpofition with, the pronoun thou -: like- 
 wife a fpade, 
 
 c a 
 
^2 
 
 J 5 1. i^T)'^ ata. Ch. became: fee HH^. 
 
 1^2. tli^i$ aiah. i he did come. 5 he 
 caufed to come, or he brought. 6 he was 
 brought, J/a. xxi. 12, and 14. -HIK or riK <?/, 
 a fign, which fliews fomething to come 3 T^'^'^^ 
 ilony an entry, Ezek. xl. 15. 
 
 ^53" r^ ^^^^> anafs. Ch. nililJ:?; attunahy 
 a furnace, 
 
 154. ^^Ts)^ attar. Ch. a- place- 
 
 i. HKji baar. 3 ^1^5 ^^^r, he explained, 
 he declared, he expounded clearly; a well, a 
 fountain of clear and pure water; ^ni:?3 or 
 lin^3 beeroty wells, or pits : alfo a ditch : fee 
 "lin bor^ for which it is put, '^ being changed 
 into ^^. 
 
 2. 1^*4^3 ^^^y^. I he ftunk. .2 he was putri- 
 fied, or he was made to ftink. 5 he ftunk, 
 he made to ftink. 7 he made himfelf to 
 ftink, or to become vile; ti^K3 beojh^ tTJ^S 
 hoejhy ftink, rottennefs ; Tl^^3 bajhah, cockle,, 
 a ftinking herb. Job xxxi. 40. pl-m. D*^t?^iJ3 
 
i 
 
 heufmm^ wild or (linking grapes, Ifa. v, 3. t^*i^5 
 /'f^:?, Ch. he was or did feem to be evil, he 
 did difpleaie ; i<r2^*1t^3 beushiay evil, moft eviK 
 
 3. nD3 i'^^^^^, the apple of the eye-: 
 fee in 313 ^7<J. 
 
 4. J3 hag^ meat, a piece or portion of 
 meat. ' ** 
 
 5. ^J3 hagad. i he did prevaricate, or he 
 did deal treacheroufly, he was perfidious and 
 treacherous ; *1i? heged^ Pf, xlv. 9. perfidy, or 
 treachery, or a treacherous offence ; nnlJ^ 
 hegodahy treacherous: alfo veflure, cloathing, 
 or garment : pi. fern. T^'^^llhigdot^ and r\n^3 
 bogedot^ garments, treacheries. 
 
 6. ^3 hoAU linen, or flax: pi. m. D***13 haddifUy 
 linens, or things made of flax : alfo pofts, 
 branches, members, &c. 
 
 7. ^*J"? bada. I. he feigned, he lied : pi. m. 
 U'^2, baddimy lies, liars : alfo aftrologers, 
 who for the moft part are liars, Neh. vi. 8 y 
 Ija.yXw. 25. 
 
 8. T73 badad. i he was folitary, or he 
 lived alone; T3 bad^ alone; a part, befides; 
 lonelinefs, folitudci T7-? ^^^^^'^^j folitarily. 
 
g. 7*73 badalyht fcparated. 2 he feparated 
 himfelf, he was feparated. 5 he did feparate 
 or divide i 7*13 hedal^ a particle feparated, 
 or divided from any thing : T73 hedi!^ tin, 
 Ifa. i. 25. n713 hedolachy the name of a trec> 
 or as fome, of a precious ftone. 
 
 10. p*72i hadak. i he fearched, he did fearcb 
 out : alfo he did cleave afunder, or make a 
 breacb: alfo he reftored and repaired: p75^ 
 iedek^ a breach, or a rent. 
 
 1 1. "T^S bddder. Ch- he difperfed, or feat- 
 tered abroad, D^;/, iv. 11. 
 
 I2 irQ bohUy inanity, void, emptinefs, or 
 empty. 
 
 13. 0n3 bahat^ porphyry^ a kind of marble. 
 
 14.. ^(13 bahaL 2 he was terrified, or trou- 
 bled. 3 he did terrify; he did make turbulent 
 hafte,^ or be troubled. 4 he was haftened. 5 he 
 haftenedy he troubled, or he made to haften. 
 7 he was troubled, or he troubled himfelf; 
 n/n3l hehalahy and per metath. Hilv^ hal-- 
 lahahy trouble, or terror i Ch. ITH? hehiluy 
 and n7n5?^n hithehalahy troublefome hafte, or 
 precipitation. 
 
 1 5. npn3 behemahy a beaft, or cattle; illDri?^ 
 behemoth^ pi, beafts 3 fing. the elephant* 
 
1 6* ]^^ hoheuy the thumb. 
 
 17. 'Pk!^^ bohakj 3, white fpot, a kind of 
 leprofy* 
 
 18. *^^^^ I?ahiry white, clear, (hining^ -nnilS 
 LahereryV/hhcn^fs ofkpi'ofy. 
 
 19. K13 /^^. I he came, he did come, he 
 went, he entered. 5 he caufed to come, he 
 brought. 6 he was brought; HX**]!! biab, 
 J^13D maboy ^^IDmohay an entrance, or accefs; 
 the falling or going down of the fun: alfo 
 HHI^r) tehuahj incrcafe, the coming in of gain, 
 as it were. 
 
 '20. 213 bub. 2 made void, empty, hollow. 
 n33 babah, the apple of the eye. 
 
 31. T13 b/{z. I he loathed, he contemned^ 
 and dcfpiftrd ; contempt, defpite, or loath- 
 fomenefs. 
 
 22. ^*\2 buch. 2 he is perplexed, or entan- 
 gled, or involved in perplexities 3 n^lIH/p 
 mebachah^ perplexity, diitra6:ion. 
 
 2 J. r3. buly the month Buly or our 
 OtlGber. 
 
 24, ]13 bun. I he underftood, 2 he was 
 prudent. 3 he made prudent, 5 he made to 
 iinderftand, or he caufed to underftand: alfo he 
 did underftand, or he did confider, 7 he m.ade 
 
24 t3 
 
 himfelf prudent ; Mi*^3 hinahy T]T\2T^ tehunah^ 
 prudence, underftanding. 
 
 25. D'^'Z bus. I he trod underfoot. 3 the 
 lame, he trod down under foot. 6 he was 
 trod under foot. 7 he gave himfelf to be trod 
 under foot^ T]U)2!0 mehujahy T\'D^2T\ tehufahy 
 a treading underfoot. 
 
 26. yi3 but%y filk, or moft fine linen : alfo 
 clay: kt "^^i^ bat^i^atz. 
 
 27. y^'^buk. I he emptied. 2 and 6 he 
 was emptied : HpJlS bukahy Hj^HP mebukah^ 
 empty, emptinefs. 
 
 28. 113 bory a ditch, a ciftern : pi. fern. ni^Il 
 and rini^3 horoty citterns : alfo a prifon, or a 
 
 grave. 
 
 29. i^13 ^^yZ;. I he was afhamed, he 
 blufhed for fhame. 3 he was greatly afhamed. 
 5 he made afhamed. 7 he was albamed of 
 himfelf, he was confounded with Ihame : 
 nt^'lS bujhah, n2:^3 bojhnahy ri^^ bojhety fhame ; 
 an idol, blufhing : t:>inQ rfiabujh pi. m. ^^^^'Q 
 mbu/hiniy the privities. 
 
 30. it|3 ^^z^, I he fpoiled: fee in TI3 
 bazaz. 
 
 31. ntS ^/3Js^/&. I he defpifed. 2 he was 
 defjpifed. 5 he contemned 3 ]*1\?3 bizamy con- 
 
iS3 25 
 
 tempt, defpite, or difdain ; i^J^SJU. nemibzahy 
 contemptible, or bafcj f^^P^ nebibzahy aa 
 honourable gift, Ban. \\. 6. See 3 nun^ No. ic* 
 
 32, 'sV^bazaz. i he fpoiled, he devoured. 
 2 he was fpoiled. 4 he was fpoiled j HtB bizahy 
 a prey, or a fpoil, or fpoiling, 
 
 33. PI? bazaky lightning. 
 
 34. TI? bazar, i and 3 h^ difperfed, he 
 fcattered abroad. 
 
 35, vH? bachaly he loathed, he abhorred. 
 26. ]n3 bachan, i he proved, he tried. 2 he 
 
 \^as proved or tried; IHS bochaUy \T\^bachany 
 a probation, proof, trials ^Mo'^TS'^ hachoHy a 
 tower, a fortification, or defence. 
 
 37. ^nil bachar. i he chofe, he did choofe. 
 2 he was chofen. 4 the fame, l^nS hachuVy 
 1T13 hachiry chofen i Tin^O mibchory a choo- 
 fing, or choice : alfo IH?^ mibchary the mod 
 excellent, becaufe moil worthy to be chofen : 
 hence a young man, a youth: pi. m. D'^")^n3 
 hechurimy young men ; and fern, r^nn^ be^ 
 churoty the age of youth, EccL xii. i. 
 
 38. i^^3 ^i5/<3:. 1 and 3 he pronounced, he 
 fpoke, KCpZJP mibtay a fpeech, a pronunciatioii, 
 or a thing fpokcn. 
 
26 ^3 
 
 39- nC33 batach. i he trufted, he hoped. 
 5 he made to hope, or he caufed to truft; HDS 
 hetach, nni?3 bttchah, nnC33 battuchah, ]inCD3 
 littachon^ TSsJ^'Z^'Q mibtachy trnft, confidence, or 
 hope, fecurity, or fecurely, fafety; D'^^I33^^ 
 abattachimy melons. 
 
 40. 7^5 bataL I he ceafed, he left off, 
 he was hindered. 3 he made to ceafe, he 
 hindered. 
 
 41. ]CD3 beten^ the belly, the womb; and by 
 a metaphor, any height, or eminent place: 
 D^JtpS batnim^ pi. m. nuts. 
 
 42. ^^ biy ah, I befeech. 
 
 43. *p3 ben, between, betwixt, the middle, 
 a mediety, or the middle fpace between any 
 thing. 
 
 44. nV'^iS belzahy an egg : pi. m. ^^^^^ 
 lelzimy eggs. 
 
 4^. T^'B bir^ or *)1'3 bajir a well ; the fame 
 with "l''^ bor: fee it.: alfo n"l^3 /5/>^^, a palace, 
 a caftle : pi. m. HI^JT^ biranijot, palaces, or 
 caftles. 
 
 46. ri*^3 i^^/i?, or -Ti^S bajith, a houfe, a 
 family, a feat, or any place to contain any 
 thing: pi. m. D^'-H^ battimy houfes, ]n*^3 bithan, 
 a palace. Ch. H^? Z'/Vi?, he lodged. 
 
?3 2T 
 
 47, J^p3 ^^^i?^, a mulberry tree, or as fome, 
 |th^ name of a little river, or valley, PJalnp 
 
 Ixxxiv. 7 ; 2 6'<^w. V. 23. 
 
 48. HDS Bacah, i he mourned, he wept.. 
 3 he mourned exceedingly: "^55 I^echi^ ^rf^ 
 bechehy miD3 bachut^ r\"^55 ^<?^/?/V, mourning, 
 or lamentation : pi. maf. D'^53? nibdimy floods,. 
 or depths. 
 
 45. "1125 bechoVy fern. 'T^'^?^ bechirah^ the 
 firft born, nn123 bechorohy the firft birth, or 
 the right thereof: hence In 3 "133 biccer^ he 
 made, or he appointed the firft born, or he 
 gave the right of firft born : alfo fhe brought 
 forth the firft-born. 4 he Vy'as firft born. 5 ftie 
 brought forth her firft born 5 r?ni33 biccurah^ 
 unripe fruit: pi. m. D*''1123 biccurimy the firft 
 fruits : alfo ^"155 bkhrah, a dromedary. 
 
 50. ^^ bah Ch. the heart, or the mind, 
 it is, as it v^ere, by the tranfpofition of 
 the letters from the Hebrew 27 kb: alfo /3 baly 
 not, in no ways, a negative particle: hence 
 v5 beliy without j HDv^ belimahy nothings 
 Job xxvi. 7. ^Tv}^ biltiy (the fame with /5 
 haly) not, without, befides, &c. *^TJ(!7^ bilgnadey 
 except, befides, not as yet: the word is com* 
 pofed of /? bal^ not^ and *IJ^ gnady as yet, or 
 
28 ^3 
 
 nnti], &c. 7y v3 belijagnal^ beliaJ, a wicked 
 man : fee in /ll^jagtialy and //J/ gnalaL 
 
 51. Il'73 /J'^/^^. 5 he refrefh^-d himfelf; 
 he ftrengthened, or he comforted himfeif ; 
 Jn*^J"^'?5L5 mabligity Jer. viii, 18, comfort, re- 
 frefhment, or recreation. 
 
 52. n^3 balah. I he was old, he waxed old, 
 he was, asit were, all worn out and fpent with 
 old age. 3 he did confume, fpend, and wear 
 outs nl^bakh^ old, worn out, or fpent with 
 old age: pi. m. Dv3 balimy ^^T}^ belujim, 
 D^SI/3. beluimy old things, all worn and fpent 
 by time, as old rags, &c.; 7^ beli, corrup- 
 tion; TVl^Pi tablitj deftruftiqn. tlij^2 bal- 
 lahahy fear, terror, as from vHS bahaly he 
 terrified. Ch. 1/3 heloy old tribute. 
 
 53. iTlbalaL i he mingled, or he mixedf 
 he troubled or confounded. 7 he was con- 
 founded, or he mingled himfelf: confufien, 
 mixture; /y^ bdiL provender or mixed ftuK^ 
 *750 tebely confufion : /5?!^ tebeU^ the habitable 
 part of the world : 7l73l!^ or 7^5^ teballul, a 
 fufFufion, or blemlfli in the eye, 
 
 54. Q73 balcm. 1 he clofed, he flopped, or 
 he did bind up. 
 
 5 J, D/3 balas. i he enquired, hefearched, 
 
22 29 
 
 he did enquire, or fearch after: aifo he gathered 
 together. 
 
 56. V7^ balang. i and 3 he deftroyed, he 
 fwallowed up, or I>e devoured. 2 and 4 he 
 was . Iwallowed up, or he was devoured, or 
 deftroyed, 7 he deftroyed himfelf, or he was 
 fwallowed up and deftroyed i Vl^ balang^ 
 .deilruftion, or fwallowing up. 
 
 57. yT^ halak. I he emptied, or he made 
 ;t^oid and wafte. 
 
 58. n^3 ^^;;;i3i?, an high place, or an altar. 
 
 59. ]5 beHy a fon: fee the following HiS 
 
 ^ 60. T^yi.banah. i he builded. .2 he was 
 builded. 7 Ch. he was builded; n^5? hinjah^ 
 
 ']t'?5 hinjarty n^.3p mibnehy a building, a ftruc- 
 ture : alfo ri'^J^i!} tahnity a copy, or an example, 
 a pattern or form of ftrurture: hence ]5 heriy 
 z, fon, and T\^ baty (contracted, as it were, 
 for A55 benety 2 being caft away,) a daughter: 
 pi. m. D*'23 hanimy fons, and pi. fern. -W33 
 
 . anoty daughters: alfo fometimes villages 3 the 
 daughters of cities, as it were. 
 
 61. D33 benas. Ch. i he was angry, he was 
 enraged J ''^P^S benaJah^.'dJ^^^Xy or indignation. 
 
 hanah : 
 
^0 3^3 
 
 62. *1D3 bofeVy a four or wild grape, cfr 
 a bitter clufter of grapes, 
 
 62* '^^^ bngnah. i he boiled, or he 
 fwelled up: alfo he fearched and enquired, he 
 prayed* 2 he was fearched, or enquired after: 
 alfo he was blown or fwelled up, as humours 
 of moifture, or as a bubble of water when it 
 raineth. 3 Ch. he fought after: hence T\^V^ 
 hagnuty and U'5 i^^gnUy '^V^ begniy a petition : 
 and nj^Oi nibgneh^ fwelling, or a fwelling of 
 moift humours: pi. itm,T\y^llVf2'^ abangbugtiot^ 
 bliilrers. 
 
 64. ^]y^ bagnaL i he >kk:ked, or fpurned 
 with the heel. 
 
 65. TyS bagnaL i he ruled, he had domi- 
 nion; he married. 2 fhe was married. Heacc 
 
 ^ty/m bogndy a-nd *7i/3 hagnaly or as it is ufually 
 read, laal^ a lord, a hufband: fem. n7j/5 bag^ 
 nalaby a lady, a miftrefs. 
 
 66. *1J/3 bagnar. i and 2 he did burn, or 
 fie burned: alfo he was burned, he kindled, 
 he was kindled: alfo he was furious or mad ; 
 he became a bead. 3 he kindled, he burned, 
 he confumicd, or he deftroyed, 4 he was kin- 
 dled, or burned. 5 he did kindle, or he caufed 
 to burn; be made to eat up, or confume, be 
 
1^3 51. 
 
 did eat up, or he did feed upon : hence 
 n"1^3 bagnerahy TQV^TS tabgnerahy a kindling, 
 a connbuftion : "lJ/3 bagnar^ or T^J/3 begnir^ a 
 brute, a bead, cattle: alfo a brutifh or foolifh 
 man; a mad or furious man. 
 
 67. rij?3 ^^^/. 3 ril/3 bignety he terrified, 
 3 he was terrified; f^OJ/3 legnatah^ fern, terror: 
 pi. m. D'^O^J^? bignutimy terrors. 
 
 ^{2. botz^ mire, clay: fee in \)i2 batzatz. 
 
 68. /i^3 hatzaly an onion. 
 
 69. i!'^^ balzang, i he was covetous, he 
 gained: alfo he divided and cut afunder: alfo he 
 was cut and wounded. 3 he gained, he made 
 gain; he cut and divided: alfo he perfefted; 
 yV3 betzangy covetous, gain: alfd a piece or 
 portion cut. 
 
 70. ^V3 batzatZy is not ufcd j but hence ^3 
 botZy and nVS bilzahy mire and clay, or a 
 miry place. 
 
 71. pif^ batzak. I he fwelled, he hath 
 fwollen ; pi?3 hatzeky a mafs of leaven or dough, 
 fo called from its fwelling. 
 
 72. 1V3 batzar. i he cut off, or he 
 gathered grapes. 2 he was cut off, he was 
 reftrained, he was turned away. 3 he for- 
 tified; TVS ^^/2/r, the vintage, a vintager; 
 
32 p3 
 
 "l^^i^batzuryxn. X^^^^hitztzaroni 'y^^'Ofnibtzar^ 
 m. any thing fortified, a fortification : hence 
 gold IS called *")V5 betzar, or ^-^3 betzer^ 
 becaufe it is the ftrength and fortification of 
 man, as it were: hence alfo r\*!}if3 batzorel^ 
 drynefs, fterility, or barrennefs, arifing fronn 
 the reftraint or withholding: of rain. 
 
 o 
 
 pnj^S bakbuky a flagon, or ftone bottle: 
 fee PP5 bahik, 
 
 73. VY^ bakang. 1 he cutafunder, or he 
 divided into two; he broke, or he broke 
 through. 2 and 4 he was broken, or he was 
 cut afunder, or he was broken in pieces. 3 he 
 cut afunder or in pi'eces. 5 he broke through. 
 
 6 he was broken through, and cut afunder. 
 
 7 he was cut afunder, or he did cut him- 
 felf; a cutting afunder; i^p5 bekang^ a half, 
 or a thing cut afunder: alfo nj/p3 bikgnahy a 
 valley, becaufe cut off, as it were, by hills, 
 from the refl of the plain ground: pi. maf. 
 D'^J^'ip^ bekignimy ruptures, breaches, or cut- 
 tings afunder. 
 
 74, 'pY^baknL I he emptied, he did draw 
 out. 2 he was emptied. 3 he emptied quite * 
 hence p3p5<&^/^^//^, a bottle, or any veflfel with 
 ^narrow mouth. 
 
I 
 
 ^3 S3 
 
 75. Ip^-hakar, he fearched. 3 *1j?3 bikkerj 
 he fearched diligently, he enquired for. 7 he 
 was fearched for: hence the morning is called 
 *1i?3 ^^fer ; nnj^S iakkarahy an inquifuion, of 
 a fearching out: '^\!!^ bokery a herdman, or a 
 keeper of cattle: *1j^3 hakar^ an ex, or a 
 herd of oxen : alfo ri^p3 hikkoret^ figiiifieth 
 a beating, or whipping with the whip of an 
 ox's flcin. 
 
 76, tt^pS hukajb. 3 ti^)?3 ^i.^%^, he fought, 
 he erKjuired, he afked, he confultedi T\^^2. 
 bakkafhah^ a petition, a queftion, 
 
 77 ^5 ^i?r, and i^^3 i^^r^, Ch. a fon: alfo 
 H*1Il i-^r^. Ch. a field, or land, a plot of 
 ground. 
 
 78. )^^bara. i he created. 2 he was 
 created, he was renewed : alfo Jie was refrefhed. 
 3 he cut off, or cut down : alfo he cho fc, 
 5 he fatted, he fed, or he made fat: hence 
 X*^*13 bariy fat, fatted, or made fat, and riK^^'l^ 
 heriah^ a creation, or a new thing. 
 
 D'^nS^l^ harburim: fee in T!!3 barar. 
 
 79. T!^3 bar ad. i he hailed, or he did rain 
 down hail; THS barad^ hail: pi. m. t^***?'?^ 
 berudim^ fpotted, as it were, and fpeckled, or 
 marked with points like unto haiU 
 
3* "n 
 
 80. JTIS l^arah. i he did eat, he dined, or 
 he refrefhed himfelf with meat: alfo he chofe. 
 5 he made to eat, or he refrelhed with meat i 
 !17)5 birjahy TW\2, harut^ meat, nourifhment, 
 choice meat, or grain, as corn, or wheat, &:c. j 
 purity, or cleannefs : fee in 'TIS bar an hence 
 T^'y^ berity a covenant or mutual compaft, fo 
 called from the eleftion and choice of the per- 
 fons and conditions in a covenant. *^^3 beri^ 
 iight, or brightnefs, Joh xxxvii. 1 1. 
 
 81. /.nS Z'^rz^/, iron. 
 
 82. n*13 barach. i he did fly, or he fled 
 fpeedily away, he did run to and fro. 5 he 
 caufed to fly ; he chafed away : alfo he did 
 run hither and thither: hence Tyi2, boreachy [a 
 fugitive, a runaway ; or one flying ftraight 
 along C] hence long and ftraight, ftretched out, 
 to which it is oppofed \ \^TvypJl, gnakallatonj 
 crooked: alfo fT^5i'^ri^^^, fignifieth a bar, 
 to fliut the door by : pi. m. D^^n^^P mibrachimy 
 fugitives: alfo bars> and fortifications. 
 
 ^2^ ^"^^ barach. i he bleflTed, he bowed the 
 knee, to wit, to do homage in falutation chiefly, 
 2 he was bleflTed, or he bleflTed himfelf. 3 he 
 bleflTed, he faluted : alfo fometimes he curfed, 
 as when it is fpoken of the curfing of God, 
 which the Hebrews do count fohorrid a thing. 
 
IS 55 
 
 as they will not exprefs it by a proper word of 
 
 urftng^ but ytur 'v:p7jy.iuvy which they ftudy 
 I' much, they ufe the word to l^/e/s for it : fo in the 
 murder of Nabothy the falfe witneiTes, in their 
 falfe teftimony do ufe this word, when they 
 did falfely aver that he did curfe God and the 
 king. 5 he bowrd the knee, or he caufed to 
 bow the knee. 7 he blefied himfelf, or he 
 was blefled ; '^?T*5 herachahy a blefling, a 
 giving of thanks, *^'!}5 herech^ the knee, a falu- 
 tation or a bowing of the knee : aifo '^^^S 
 berechahy a fi(h-pond. 
 
 84. ^^^ her amy Ch. but, neverthelefs ; pi. 
 h maf C^/P'^13 bercmimy precious clothes, or the 
 l^wardrobes wherein they are kept. 
 
 85. yy^ barak. i he thundered, he 
 lightened; p*^3 baraky lightning; alfo the 
 glancing or gliftering of a fword: ripi^S bare- 
 kety or rij^n;^ harkaty a carbuncle, {o called iv-s 
 
 I its brightnefs; athiftle; a thorn: p. m. Q'^'^j^"'? 
 barkanimy thiftles, thorns. 
 
 86. "Tl^ barar. i he purged, he purified, 
 he declared : alfo he did choofe, or he made 
 choice of, after the fignification of nn2 barah. 
 2 and 7 he v/^as purified, or he purified him- 
 felf. 3 and 5 he purged, he purified, or made 
 pure; ^3 bary or 12 bor, pure, clean, purity^ 
 
 D 2 
 
36 ii/2 
 
 cleannefs: alfo f^*^^^ i^crily foap, whereby 
 clothes are made clean ; 13 iar, wheat, pure 
 grain, viftual: alfo *13 i?ary a Ion, Prov. 
 xxxi. 2. pi. m. D*'^^*)^ barburim. capons, or 
 cleanly fowls, or choice fowls feeding upon 
 pure and cleanly grain. 
 
 87. ti^1*13 bercih^ fir, or a fir-tree. 
 
 88. T\^^,'^ beroty the fame ^ fir, or cyprefs; 
 pure forts of trees, 
 
 89. 7^3 ba[haL i he fod, he ripened, 
 he was fod. 3 he fod well. 4 he was fod. 
 5 he fod, he ripened, he haltened : fodden, or 
 any thing which is fod : pi. m. D^^^QJp mebajJo* 
 jhelim-, pi. fem. T\T}^^'0 mebajhjheloty cooks, 
 or kitchens, or kitchen fires. 
 
 50. I-t^3 befemy or Dt^^S bo/em , fpice, oint- 
 ment, or any thing fpiced, or annointed, 
 
 gi. Dti^3 bajhas. i he trod underfoot. 
 
 9a. *lt^3 hafar. 3 Iti^B hi[fery he declared, 
 he preached, he did evangelize, or he preached 
 glad tidings. 7 he was declared: hence IT^^icy^ 
 hejorahy z, meifage, or a declaration, an evan- 
 gelical or glad tidings ; as alfo fometimes the 
 reward of glad tidings: alfo 12^^^ bajavy fieih. 
 
 ^:^^ mm2, bajhajhy in 3 :^:??i bofoejhy he lin - 
 gered, he delayed: ti^13 iojhy flownefs, or 
 lazinefs. 
 
t^J 37 
 
 94, J15 ^^/^, a daughter: fee ^5? h^nah: 
 alfo a meafure of liquid things called bath. 
 QC. nHS batahy defolation, deftrudion. 
 
 96. n7lH3 betulah^ a virgin: pi. m. Dviri? 
 beiulim^ virginity, D^^/. xxii. 14. 
 
 97. pnS^^/^/^. 3 P^3 te/^)^, he pierced, 
 or he did ftrike through, he cut afunder. 
 
 98. nr?3 batar. i and 3 he divided, he 
 
 cut afunder; Hi^^ bater^ a divifion, a part, 
 
 or portion: Ch. 1^53 batar ^ or with i^ ^^^? 
 
 batar. after, or afterwards. 
 1. 
 
 1. ^f? ^6', proud: fee Hl^J gaah. 
 
 2. ^^^J ^^2^i?. I he was high, he did lift up 
 himielf, he did excel, he was proud, he gloried: 
 hence 1^} ge^ excellent, high, proud, highly 
 lifted up, and i"^.1K^ geiit^ i^V^^ gaavahy or 
 ]1KJ gaouy pride, excellency : pi. maf. D'^-2l'^>?J. 
 geejoniiny proud men, Pf. cxxiii. 4. 
 
 3. ^K^ gaaL I he redeemed, he did vin- 
 dicate. 1 he was redeemed, or he redeemed 
 himfelf : alfo he was defiled, or polluted, or 
 he defiled himfelf. 3 and 5 he polluted or he 
 
38 3i 
 
 defiled. 4 he is defiled or polluted. 7 he 
 was polluted, or he did pollute himfelf : n7li^J 
 geullahj redemption j /^iJJ or 7^^1J goely a re- 
 deemer, or an avenser: alfo a kinfman who 
 had the right of redemption; and revenge 
 of their kinsfolk i /i?J goely defilement or 
 pollution. 
 
 4. KDJ gebcy a ditch : pi. maf. D'^HJ ^^/J/j%, 
 ditches. 
 
 5. 33J gahaby a root not in ufe; but hence 
 35 ^^^, the back or any high fuperfice, a 
 height, or any elevation, or altitude; emi- 
 nence : pi. maf. 0*^5^3 gabbimy eminences, or 
 any heights or elevations, as the back, or any 
 high fuperfice of bodies : pi. fem. T\2^ gabbot, 
 eyebrows ; and rings : Ch. 3J goby and i^33 
 gubbay a ditch. 
 
 6. rip2 gabah, 1 he was high, he was 
 lifted up, he was proud, he did extol, or exalt 
 himfelf: hence ?2J goboahy high, highly lifted 
 up, and n^^ geboahy or H^J gob ah y highnefs, 
 height, pride \ T^TVX^ gabhuty haughtinefs. 
 
 7. n3J gibbeachy bald, whofe forepart of the 
 head is without hair; TT\^l gabbachaty baldnefs. 
 
 8. "1^ gaiaL 1 and 5 he limited, or he 
 determined, and prefcribed bounds, and limits 5 
 
2-i 3^ 
 
 he determined: n2^ gehuly a term, limit, 
 end, bound, or border. Gen. x. lo. ^^3J 
 gabluty a limiting, or bordering: pl.fem.i^'vB-?/!? 
 migbaloty chains; agreeable, or made equal, 
 or equally ftretched out and terminated. Exod. 
 xxviii. 13, and 22. 
 
 9. ISJ^/^^d";;, crooked-backed: hence ]135'3 
 gabminy high, eminent, very high, very crooked- 
 backed : hence alfo Hril^ gebinahy cheefe, fo 
 called from the eminency and height of its 
 luperfice. 
 
 10. J^"^riJ gebiangy a cup : alfo ri}J^!l gibgnah, 
 a hiil, a little hill, properly rifing in its fuper- 
 fice like around cup: pi. fern. jn^p2^Dmig' 
 bagnoty Exod. xxviii. 40. bonnets, or ornaments 
 of the head ; /IJ/^J gibgnol^ a reed, a ftem, 
 or ftalk of corn, from the root to the ear*. 
 
 11. ^nj gabar. i he prevailed, he was 
 ftrong. 3 and 5 he ftrengthencd, he made 
 ftrong. 7 he (Irengchened himfelf, or he car- 
 ried himfelf like a man : hence 113J gtbboTy 
 ftrong, powerful, and 13^. gelery a man, lb 
 called from ftrength, as with the Latins, vir a 
 viribus : hence alfo "l"^?^ gebiry 2l lord, and fem. 
 HTD^ gebirahy or i^'^.^^ geberety a lady, or mif- 
 trefs, a queen: T^!y'2.^gebiirahy and Ch.i<r\'7'^2f 
 geburtay ftrength^ or power. 
 
40 ^J 
 
 12. t^^33 gahijh^ a precious pearl. 
 
 13. ^3 gag^ a roof of a houfe : pi. feai. 
 ^'^\ gciggoty houfe-tops, TJ. cxxix. 6. 
 
 14. *li gaJy coriander feed: alfo a troop: 
 fee in ^7^ gadad, 
 
 15. i<!n!J7^ gedaheraia^ pi. maf. Ch. trea- 
 furers, or queftors. 
 
 16. TIJ gadad. i to conne together by 
 troops; to waftc or fpoil. Ch. T^^ gedady he 
 cut off;, or he cut down. 7 to gather toge- 
 ther by troops : alfo he cut himfelf : hence 
 ^^^^ gedudy a troop, cutting down and fpoiling 
 all things ; properly a company of deftroyers : 
 pi. maf. DHHi? gedudimy and pi. fern, rinn^ 
 gedudoty troops, Jer. xlviii. 37 : alfo cutti-ngs 
 or clefts of the earth : hence alfo *7^ gad, 
 2i troop, or multitude, Gen, xxx. 1 1. inftead of 
 thefe two words ^J ^^ ba gad^ a troop or 
 multitude cometh, it is thus writ in one, *TJ3 
 bagady as moil of the interpreters do expound 
 the word. 
 
 17. rn^ gadahy a root not ufed ; but hence 
 "^^7^ gedly d. kid, a little kid, a little goat, or a 
 young goat: pi. fern. Hn^ gedc^y the brinks or 
 banks of a river, Jojh. iii. 15. 
 
18 n\gadaL i he was great, or he did 
 srow great: alfo he was educated and brought 
 up. 3 and 5 he made to grow, he magnified, 
 he made great, or he amplified : alfo he did 
 educate, or bring up. 4 he was educated, or 
 brought up. 7 and fometirnes 5 he magni- 
 fied, or did lift up himfclf ; /HJ gadoly great, 
 magnificent: pi. maf, Ov'^^-? gedolimy greac 
 ones, nobles 5 n)^ godely or T)-/T\^ gedullahy 
 greatnefs, or magnificence: pi. m. tr>l^gedi/my 
 fringes, or wreaths of chain-work, from the 
 Ch. fignification of the word, (fee 'Targum on 
 EccL iv. 12, and I/a. v. 15,) which is to wreath 
 or throw about: hence Q^O migdaly a tower, a 
 high fortification. 
 
 1 9. V*3^ gadang. i and 3 he cut off, or he cut 
 down. 2 &4hewascutofi"', or hewas cut down. 
 
 20. ^IJ gadaph. 3 ^*^J giddephy he blaf- 
 phemed, he reproached; n|)n^ geduphahy 
 blafphemy or reproach : pi. m. D^^pl^HJ giddii^ 
 phitn^ and fern. TS^^^ll gidduphot ^ reproaches, or 
 blafphemies. 
 
 21. ^"l^gadar. i he hedged, he built a 
 hedge or a wall : hence n*7^ goder^ a maker of 
 a hedge, or he who builds a wall; and n7^ 
 gedery or ^^^ gadery a hedge, or wall. 
 
 22. ^^"^^ gadifiy a heap, or fhock of corn.* 
 
42 i:) 
 
 23. nj ^(?^, the fame with HJ 2;^>&^ this or 
 that man, Ezek. xlvii. 13. 
 
 24. nnj gahah. i he healed, he cured,, or 
 made whole : hence nri^ gehahy medicine, a 
 cure or remedy. 
 
 25. nnj gahar. i he proftrated himfelf, or 
 he did throw himfelf flat down, or caft him- 
 felf all along. 
 
 26. 1J gevy or 1J ^^-z;, a body : fee in HJ-^ 
 gavab. 
 
 27. 31 J ^<?Z^, a locuft: pi. m. D'^nJ gebhny 
 locufts : alfo beams of houfes; and fometimes 
 ditches. 
 
 28. ni^ gavaby a root not in ufe; but hence 
 1J geVy and HIJ gevah, a body: alfo the back : 
 alfo the midft or the middle. Ch. *! J or J^IJ ^c, 
 the midft or middle. 
 
 29. ^^^guz. I he plucked away, he cut, or 
 was cut off: hence T1 J ^^6%, one that takethout, 
 or pulleth out any thing; he that plucks away. 
 
 30. niJ guach. I he ifTued out, he came 
 forth : alfo he did bring forth. 5 the fame, he 
 caufed to come forth : hence HIJ goachy one 
 who brings forth, or caufcs to come out. 
 
 31. ^^^ goiy a nation: pi. m. D^.IJ gojimy 
 nations, the heathen, or the gentiles. 
 
"^J 43 
 
 32. ni guL I and 3 he rejoiced, he did 
 leap for joy : hence TJ gil^ joy> or great 
 gladnefs. 
 
 33' i^l^ gavang. i he expired, or he gave 
 up the ghoft. 
 
 34. ^15 guphy a root not ufed in kaly but 
 in hiph. or the 5th conjugation, ^yr\ hegiph^ 
 he fliut up, he clofed : hence ^^guphy a body, 
 compadly clofed or fhut together, as it were. 
 
 35, "nJ gur. I he went into foreign coun- 
 tries, he dwelt or (laid in a ftrange place for 
 fome tinne : alfo to be afraid, to fear, or to 
 be in fear : alfo to gather together, or to go 
 together : alfo to be gathered together. 7 to 
 dwell, to ftay^ or to fojourn in a ftrange place : 
 alfo to gather thennfelves together : hence "1J 
 ger^ a ftranger or fojourner: and *)1Jp magor^ 
 or TIJ9 maguTy a dwelling, or ftaying in a 
 ftrange place: alfo fear, or terror: pi. fern. 
 UnU^ megoroty fears or terrors: alfo pi. fern, 
 granaries or barns, where corn is gathered 
 together : *nJ guvy or *11J govy a lioa's 
 whelp : ^1*nJ geruiy a dwelling, or ftaying in 
 a ftrange place 3 a lodging, properly a ftranger 
 in an inn. 
 
 '^(i. ^^^gujh^ filthinefsof duft. 
 
44 W 
 
 37. *-?. gezy a cutting, a (hearing, or wool 
 cut and fhorn off, fee in TW gazaz. 
 
 38. 13?J gizhar^ Ch, a treafurer, a queftor, 
 or one who hath the charge of a treafure. 
 
 39. no gazahy he cur, he carved: hence 
 i1\TJ ^^z/V, cut or carved ftone, 
 
 40. TfJ gazaz, i he cut, he fheared, he cut 
 ofr. 2 he was cut, or he was fhorn : hence TJ 
 geZy or n^J gizzahy a fleece of wool properly 
 fhorn or cut off, a cutting or (hearing, or any 
 thing cut, or (horn off, as mown grafs, or a 
 Ihorn beard. 
 
 41. /]J gazaL I he fpoiled. 1 he was 
 fpoiled^ Z;-?. ^6'2;^/, and 7iJ gazel^ H??^ gezelahy 
 fpoil, rapine i pi. fern. Hl??^ gezeloty fpoils, 
 Ezek, xviii. 12; 7t1J ^<?2'^/, a youilg pigeon, 
 or young of any bird, becaufe obnoxious to 
 rapine, by ravenous birds. 
 
 42. CTJ gazaniyd, palmer- worm, a kind of 
 creeping locufts hurtful to corn. 
 
 43. Vi^, gezangy a (lock or trunk of a tree 
 cut off. 
 
 44. "^Vigazar. i he divided, he cut afunder, 
 he cut off: hence he decreed, or cut out de- 
 crees. 2 to be cut off, or to be decreed. 7 
 Ch. he was cue off, or he cut off himfelf; 1|J 
 ^eze?^y and HlfJ gizrahy a divifion, a cutting 
 
^J 
 
 45 
 
 ofF, or a thing cut off: alfo a decree ^ (T^P^ 
 magzerahi a favv, the inftrument of cutting : 
 pi. naaf. Ch. ^^^^^1^ gazraja, foothfayers. 
 
 45. /HI gechalj and ^17)1 J gachelet, a coal, 
 properly a burning coal. 
 
 46 I'^n^ gachcny a belly, properly the belly 
 of creeping things. 
 
 47. *^J ^^, or "^J ^^^/, and i^'^J, or H'^^.^^?, a valley. 
 480 TJ^/^, a finew. 
 
 49. z*'^ ^/7, a likenefs, a fimilitude, a like 
 ftate, age, or nature. 
 
 50. *1*^J ^/r, chalk. 
 
 51. 7^ galy a heap, &c. fee /7J mgalaL 
 
 52. 37J gallaby a barbc^r, or a chirurgeon, 
 
 53. ^X-J gdedy the fkin. 
 
 54. f^7| galah. i he departed, he removed, 
 he was carried away captive: alfo he revealed, 
 he appeared, or he revealed himfelf. 2 he 
 was carried away, he was revealed, or he 
 revealed himfelf. 3 he did carry, he revealed, 
 or he difcovered. 4 he was carried away, he 
 was revealed. 5 he carried away, he led cap- 
 tive: alfo he caufed to depart, or he caufed to 
 be led captive. 7 he revealed himfelf; HJU 
 
45 h: ^ 
 
 goluhy and T\r)^ galut^ a departure, a carrying 
 away captive; captivity, or the multitude 
 carried away captive ^ exile, or baniflinaent: 
 pi. inaf. Q^^JI 7-? giljonim^ looking-glaffes. 
 
 55. r\/} galach, 3 Tv)^ giilachy he did fhave. 
 4 he was fhaven. 7 he did fhave himfelf, or 
 he was fhaven. 
 
 56. ^l^galaL I he rolled, he rolled over. 
 2 he was rolled. 3 he rolled often. 4 he was 
 rolled much, or often. 5 he devolved, or he 
 made to roll, or he rolled over. 7 he was 
 rolled, or he rolled himfelf: hence 7J galy a 
 heap: alfo a fource, fpring, or fountain of 
 waters, Job viii. 17. pi. maf. D^'v'J gallim^ heaps, 
 or many things rolled together: alfo the waves 
 of the fea: hence vJ?- S^^^S^h ^ circle, a 
 fphere, an orb; H^J gullah^ a bowl, a roll, 
 a wheel: alfo ^l^{\ gulgole'th^ the head or the 
 fkull of the head; a devolution, a limit or 
 term, which anything rolling muft (lay at: 
 alfo 7^^ galaly a dunghill, or dung rolled toge- 
 ther, as it were: hence pi. maf. ^'^^^v} gillu/imy 
 idols: n7jp megillahy and, p'^7'? giU^ion^ a 
 volume^ a book, rolled up properly : /7^3 
 higlaly for, becaufe, by occafion, &c. 
 
 57. D/J galam. ^ i wrapped up, he folded 
 together: hence D*^J ^W<f?;?, an embryo, or a 
 
SD3 47 
 
 mafs, or lump without form: pi. maf. D'^QI?^ 
 gelomimi clothes or raiment, Ezek. xxvii. 24. 
 IID^J galmudy folitary, or defolate. 
 
 58. y /J galang. 7 he mixed, or he mingled 
 himfelf; he meddled with, &c. Pr^^'u. xviii. i. 
 
 59. ^7^ galajh. i he {beared, or he iliaved, 
 he made bald: b^fl^^^^ gelujhta^ Ch. a fhear- 
 ing, or {having of the hair. 
 
 6c, DJ gamy alfo, yea, at lea{l, 82:0. 
 
 61. *f^J ^^^^. 3 KSJ gimmey he fwallowed 
 tip, or he did fup up. 5 he made to fup, or 
 he caufed to fwallow : hence HSJ^ megammahy 
 afwallowingjOr a Tupping up; a fup or draught. 
 K^J gomey a bulrufh. 
 
 62. *T9J gomedy a cubit, the meafure of a 
 cubit: pi. mafc. DHSJ gammadinty the Gama- 
 dines, a people fo called, becaufe they were 
 ftrong in their arms. 
 
 62* 7DJ gamal. i he recompenfed, he 
 repaid : alfo he educated, or he brought up : 
 alfo he ripened, or he ha{lened. 1 he was 
 weaned; or he was educated and brought 
 up; n'O^ gemuly or /ID^H tagmuly a recom- 
 pence, or reward, a repaying, or retribution; 
 7OJ gamaly a camel: If^^gamuly educated; or 
 one weaned, or brought up, P/. cxxxi. 2. 
 
48 Vi 
 
 64. y^^i gummalZf a ditch. 
 
 65. 1Q^ gamar. i he perfe6led, hefiniflied: 
 alfo he ceafed, he ended; he was deficient. 
 Ch. T^Pi? gemir, perfeft, or perfeftion, &c. 
 
 66. 2iJ[ ganab. 1 he ftole, he took away 
 by theft. 2 and 4 he was (tolen away. 3 
 he ftole fecretly away, he withdrew hinnfelf 
 fecretly; fecret, or fecretly: 33 J gannaby a 
 thief; ni!3,p genebah^ theft. 
 
 67. ?3J ganaZy a treafure : pi. m. Ch. i^^I^^ 
 ginzaiay treafures : hence alfo "^1^^ ganzach, the 
 fame, a treafure, a clofet, or treafury, or a 
 fecret place to keep a trea;fure in. 
 
 68. ]^^ gamn, i and 5 he protected and 
 defended : hence ];3p mageny a fhield, or buck- 
 ler, an inftrument of defence, and ]J^^;;, HSJ 
 gannahy ^l^^ginnahy a garden : hence alfo nSjp 
 meginnaby a covering. 
 
 69. n^3 gagnab. i he lowed ; a v;ord pro- 
 per to the lowing of oxen. 
 
 70. vJ/J gagnal. i he loathed, he abhorred, 
 a he was loathed, or abhorred. 5 he caufed 
 to abhor, or he aiade to be loathed ; / W gognaly 
 loathfomenefs, or difdain, or loathing. Ezeh 
 xvi. 5. 
 
71. "^^^gagnar. i he rebuked, he reproved: 
 alfo he deftroyed; T]'^^^ gegnarah^ a rebuke, or 
 reproof; alfo ^"^JJ/.^P mignerety rebuke, anxiety, 
 or deftruftion, Beut. xxviii. 20. 
 
 72. ^V.^ gagnajb. i, 4, and 7, he was fliaken, 
 he was moved. 
 
 73. ^3 ^^p-&, a body : alfo a wing, a pin- 
 nacle \ the wing of a houfe. 
 
 74 ]D^ gephen^ a vine, or the vine trc^. 
 
 75 ^^^ gopher^ a fir tree, or a kind of cedar ; 
 n^^n^J gaphrity brimftone. 
 
 76. 1J ^i?r, a ftranger : fee^J^/^. 
 
 77. ^^\garaby afcurf, or fcab. . ^T}^ g^^r^ 
 gar : fee in *1!?^ garar. 
 
 78. "11^ garcid. 7 he. fcraped himfelf, 
 
 79. m^^t^r/S/^. 3 '^'^'^. ^^r^^^-t?, he naingled, 
 or mixed together, Prov. xxviii. 25 : the 
 word is frequently fpoken of contention and 
 war, as the Latins u fed to fay, mifceri hella et 
 certamina^ he ftirred up> or he provoked to 
 ilrife and contention : alfo he chew^cd the cud 
 the fame with *)t!4 garar. 7 he mixed, or he 
 mingled himfelf, properly in ftrifc, war, or 
 contention: hence H^^^H //^r^?i?, a con Rift, cr 
 a ftroke, and n^J gerahy the cud, and P*j^ 
 garc^i the threat: fee in "1^^ garar, 
 
 E 
 
50 11 
 
 80. nH garazk a he was cut off: hence 
 ]nj garzefiy an axe, an inftrunaent of cutting off 
 or cutting down. 
 
 8 1. Q^^ goral^ a lot, or portion. 
 
 82. D*!J gereniy a. bone : alfo the top of any 
 thing : hence in i D*!^ garanzy he did break 
 bones. 3 the fame, or he did break in pieces. 
 
 83. "Q^y goreuy a floor, a barn, or yard. 
 
 84. DHJ garas. i he was broken, or bruifed 
 m pieces. 5 he did break, or bruife in pieces : 
 hence ti^lJ ^^r<?j, [Jin being put iox Jamech) a^ 
 thing broken in pieces. 
 
 85. V^\ garang. 1 he leflfened, or dimi- 
 nifhed. 2 he was diminiflied. 3 he did 
 diminifh, or make fmall : pi. fern. T\^V^^^^ 
 migragnoty diminutions, or things leffened. 
 
 86. ^nJ garaph. i he rolled over, he fwept, 
 or he did fweep: hence ^"^^^ egrophy the fift, 
 or the Rand rolled in round : alfo HS^f^p 
 megraphdy a clod of earth or duft, Joel'x. 17. 
 
 87. IIJ garar. i he cut, he cut afunder: 
 alfo he chewed the cud: alfo he fa wed, or he 
 cur with a faw. 4 he was cut afunder. 7 he 
 cuthimfelf, or he cut in pieces: hence n*13 
 gerahy the cud, or the chewing of the cud, or 
 the meat in the cud, and maf. plJ^^r^;/, fem. 
 H'^in^ gargerab, ^l-?.*!^ gargerety the throat :. 
 
Jli 51 
 
 alfo the jaw, or the jaw-bone where the teeth 
 are, wherewith we chew the cud : and "^^12 
 gargar, a grain, a berry: pi. maf. D"^*!)^*)^ gar- 
 gerimy berries. ^^^.O megerah^ 2l faw* HHIJi^ 
 agorahy a piece of filver : alfo TTSl gerah, con- 
 taining the twentieth part of a fhekcl, Exod^ 
 XXX. 13. 
 
 88. ^^^ ga'^ajh. i and 3 he caft out, or he 
 ^id expel. 2 and 4 he was expelled, or he was 
 caft out : hence '^^'^}. gerejh^ any thing caft out, 
 or expelled, and '^^V? ynigrajhy an expulfion, or 
 thrufting out: alfo a fuburb, the fuburbs of a 
 city^ houfes call forth ^ v/ithout the walls of 
 a city: alfo fruit, grain, or wheat beaten out 
 from the chaff. ^^\ geres, a thing dimi- 
 rjifhed; fee in 0*1^ garas. 
 
 89. ^^?. gejhent^ rain, a fliower, and D^J 
 go/hem, the fame : hence in 4 ^P^J gujhmab^ 
 was rained upon, Ezek. xxii. 24. D'^Si^^r? 
 hig/hmy he caufcd to rain ; but 2^J gejhem^ 
 Ch. is a body. 
 
 90. ^^J gijhjhefi. 3 he groped. 
 
 91. i^5j^t?/, a wine-prefs. 
 
 K 2 
 
52 31 
 
 1. i^7 ^^* Ch. this, or that. 
 
 2. 3^?^ daab. i he was fad, he grieved, or 
 languifhed. 5 he made, or he caufed to 
 grieve; km.T]2'^'^ deabah^ Job -^W. 13. man 
 ]1I35:^T daabon^ gnef, or fadnefs, Deut. xxviii. 65. 
 
 3. J^n ^^^^, I he was felicitous or anx- 
 ious, or full of care and anxiety : alfo he 
 feared; f^^S^T deagah^ carefulnefs, anxiety or 
 folicitude, Prov. xii. 25: alfo Ji^T or ^1 dagy a 
 fiQi : fee in JH ^/^p-. 
 
 4. ^1^7 d'^^^^h. I he did fiyj or he flew 
 upon: hence tlt^"^ daaby a vulture, or a glede, 
 or fome other ravenous bird, fo called from its 
 fwiftnefs, and rapine in flying on the prey. 
 
 5. y^ dab.. Ch. excrement, or dung: 
 hence the word compofed with D*^J1'^ jonim, 
 doves: fee in H]^ janah. 0*^^1*^57 dibjonim, 
 the dung of doves, 2 Kings v'u 25. 
 
 6 i^3T dobe, a word diverfely interpreted: 
 fome, a fermon, or fpeech, as if from the fol- 
 lowing root, 221 dabab: others old age; 
 others, ftrength or fortitude, DeuL xxxiii. 25. 
 
31 55 
 
 y. 221 dabab. i he fpoke. 3 331 dcbeby 
 he caufed to fpeak; hence HST dibbahy infamy, 
 or an evil report^ and HIT or 31 ^^^, a bear, 
 fo called from his murmuring when he is 
 hungry. 
 
 % T\y^ deb achy Ch. he Hicrificed: pi. maf. 
 \T)^1 dibchiny facrifices, i^^^l^ madbecha, an 
 altar. 
 
 9. "^375 nidbachj Ch. a wall, or buildings 
 alfo order or things difpofed into order; as a 
 row of ftones in a building, Ezra vi. 4. 
 
 10. n?^! debelahy a bulli of dry figs, a 
 mafs of figs, I Sam. xxx. 12. 
 
 11. pyi dabak. i he did cleave to, or he 
 adhered. 5 he caufed to cleave to, or he 
 made to adhere, he glewed: alfo he purfucd. 
 6 he was made to adhere, or he was iriade to 
 cleave to ; a '-leaving to, or a joining cogetner: 
 alfo p31 debeky glew, wherewith things are 
 joined together; any thing joining or adhering. 
 
 12. 131 dabar. i and 3 he fpoke. 1 lie 
 fpoke much and often. 4 it was much talked 
 of. 5 he led, or did lead, from the Chaldee ufe 
 of the word : hence alfo he fubdued. 7 "131D 
 middabbevy he fpoke, or he fpoke to himfcif, 
 -A^w. vii. 89. hence 131 ^^^^r, a word, or thing: 
 pi fern. ITili^ll dabberUy words, Dent, xxxiu. j 
 
54 2H 
 
 ^57 ^^^^^y the deftroying peftilencc, the 
 word of God's wrath. ")2T doier^ a (beep- 
 fold, or a leading; 1^2"! delir, the inner 
 part of the temple, fo called, becaufe God gave 
 out his word in anfwers, and oracles from 
 thence, Hn^T dibrah^ z leading, a caufe, a 
 reafon, a bufinefs. nnZl'|T debcrahy a bee, fa 
 called from its continual noife: alfo pi. fern* 
 nn^T doberoty rafts or floats, to convey 
 goods from place to place, led or dragged 
 by men. ^^^lO mtdbavy a defert, or wil- 
 dernefs, fo called by the contrary, becaufe 
 a place far removed from the fpeech and con* 
 verfation of men: Ch. pL maf. ^^"33*11*1 had- 
 daberajay governors, or counfellors, or leaders 
 of others, Dan, iv. 23* 
 
 13, W'y^ debajhy honey : hence ^t^S? dah-^ 
 beshety the bunch upon the camel's back, fo 
 called becaufe when it is broken with burthei>s 
 the chief and ordinary cure is with honey^ 
 
 14. yi dagy a fifh: fee in SIT dug. 
 
 1 5 nJT dagah. i to be multiplied, pro^ 
 perly as fiflies, G^/;. xlviii. 16. 
 
 16. ^T) dagaly he lift up a ftandard, or he 
 carried a banner ^ /J7 degely a ftandard, or ban- 
 ner: pi. fem. rHvJ*!-? nidgaloty forces, or a^ 
 army with banners. Can. vi. 3. 
 
I'r 55 
 
 17. 1^7 dagany corn ; wheat. 
 
 18. *1'37 dagar. i he gathered together, 
 
 19. *I7 '^^^j ^ t^^^> or pap. 
 
 20. HIT dadah. 7 H'l^nn hiddaddah^ he 
 went or walked foftly ; fee i/"^. xxxviii. 15. 
 
 21. 3n7 ^^i?^^, Ch. gold: hence nnfll^ 
 madhehah^ golden, or gold-thirfty. Ifa, xiv. 4. 
 
 22. 107 dahar. i he pranced, or he beat 
 the ground with his {ztt^ as horfes do, for the 
 ,word is proper to them : pi. fern. r^'i*ll77 daha-^ 
 roty prancings, Jud. v. 22 ;, "^'77^*^ tidhary the 
 laurel or pine tree, IJa. xli. ig, 
 
 2 J. nn J(?i^, a bear ; fee in 221 dal?aL 
 
 24. Jn /^//o-. I and 5 he fiflied, or he took 
 fifli : hence J7 o** -^^7 ^^g*> ^ fil^ ^ '^t7 davvagy 
 ^ fiilier : alfo a fifliing : pL nnaf. D'^^H dajagim^ 
 or 0*^-35*! davvagimy fifners. 
 
 25, Ti*f /^i?i, beloved, a friend 5 or an iincle^ 
 a father's brother ; and fern. T\ll dodahy an 
 aunt, or father's filler : pi. maf. DHIT dodimy 
 lovers, or loves: hence TI7 or 1^7 davidy one 
 beloved; but *m difdy is a cauldron, or a 
 great pot, or a great baftet : pi. m^ D'^Hin 
 
56 n 
 
 dudaimy mandrakes, G<?i/.xxx. 14; or as athers, 
 lovely flowers. 
 
 26. nil davehy or^'VT davaiy weak, faint, or 
 languiOiing, faintnefs, or weaknefs j ni7 mad- 
 vehy the fame. 
 
 27. rm duach. 5 he thruft away: hence 
 he walhed, he did wa(h. 
 
 28. *^n ^^c^, he did beat, or he bruifed: 
 hence T]y\^'0 raedochahy 2l mortar; and^lS^P^T 
 duchiphaly a lapwing, or woodcock. 
 
 29. Dn dum. I he was filent. 3 he made 
 (ilent J npn dumahy or DDH dumam^ filence, 
 reft, or the grave. 
 
 30. ]n ^//;/, he judged, he exercifed judg- 
 ment; \^^ dajariy a judge; l^'T ^/V/, judgment j^ 
 P^D madoYiy ftrife, or contention : alfo HinQ 
 tnedinahy a province, a jurifdidlion.^ 
 
 3 1 . ^T J///^, he leaped for joy, 
 
 32. TIT dor. I he dwelt, or he didinhabit^ 
 hence an age, or generation : alfo TIT dur^ 
 pi. fern, nnnp medurahy a pile, a heap o 
 wood for fire, Ezek. xxiv. 5, and 9. 
 
 33. ti^n ^/jf,/;^. I he threfhed. a and 6 he 
 was threfhed; ti^H daji/Iiy threfhing, or a 
 threfliing inftrument, Z^x^.xxvl. 5, femni4^n 
 
 medyJJial\ ^be hm^^lja, xxi. jo. 
 
'^ 51 
 
 34. nriT dachab. i he thnnl: forward, a 
 and 4 he was thruft forward. '*^079 mtdchehy 
 an impulfion, or a thrufting forward, Pr^x?. 
 xxvi. 28 : alfo ^^H^ decht^ ruin, or deftruftion ; 
 IjnT dachavariy Ch. inftruments of mufic, D^^* 
 vL 19. 
 
 35. vHT dachal. Ch. i he feared. 3 he 
 terrified, or he made afraid 5 rTTy dechily ter- 
 rible, Dan. ii. 31. 
 
 36. ]ni dochariy millet, a grain fo called. 
 Ezek. iv. 9. 
 
 37. n'^7 dachafh. i he compelled, he thruft 
 forward. 2 he was compelled ^ or he thruft 
 himfelf: pi. fem. riling? madchepboty im- 
 pulfions. 
 
 38. pHT dacbak. i he prefled, he urged, 
 he oppreffed, or ftraitened. 
 
 39. ^*7 diy who, which, becaufe: alfo the 
 note of the genitive cafe, as ^TH H di debab^ 
 of gold. 
 
 40. n^^/, fufficiency, all-fufficiency; fujfK- 
 cient, or all-fufEcienti enough: hence one 
 of the glorious names of God, "^"^^CJ^/i^ eU 
 Jhaddaii (fee el in ^^^. ejal^) the ftrong, all- 
 fufficient God; the word ^"^^ Jbaddaty im- 
 porting who is fufficient, or all- fufficient in 
 
58 2n 
 
 himfelfj or who is fufficient, or all-fufEciency 
 itfelf, and fo hath enough for his own full hap- 
 pinefs in himlelf, and for the full happinefs of 
 all his creatures in the enjoyment of hinn; for 
 it is compofed of the particle J^ jhcy (the 
 middle letter of the pronoun Htif^? ajher) who, 
 and this primitive wordOT daty all-fufficieney, 
 or all-fufficient. 
 
 41. i^n dajah^z gl^de, or. vulture j *^^1 dejOf 
 ink, Jer. xxxvi. 18, 
 
 42. ]n diny he judged : fee I^T ^//;?. 
 
 43- pn ^^V^, a fort, ftrength, or fortifica- 
 tion, %^/^. iv. 2. 
 
 44. "^'IT ^^^i?, poor: fee in *^37 dachach: 
 ilfo Ch. *^T dachyEzra-Nu 7, this, or that, this 
 man, &c. 
 
 45. ^^2*7 dicca, 3 he beat in pieces, he 
 bruifed* -2, 4 and 7 he was bruifed, or broken 
 in pieces : hence i^^Ti^'<^^^^, contrite or broken. 
 
 46. n^T dachah. i and 3 he did break, or 
 he bruifed himfelf. 2, 4, and 7, he was bruifed, 
 or he was broken: hence "^57 '^^^'^^V breaking, or 
 contrition/or a breaking in pieces, Pf. xciii. 3* 
 . 47. "^JT dachach y a root not ufed : he was 
 broken J h^M\\tv\zt^\] dachy broken, poor, or 
 icontrite, ... . . 
 
^^ 59 
 
 48. J5*T dtcceny Ch. this man, or this woman, 
 Dan. ii. ;^i. 
 
 , 49. *157 ^'^^^^^^ Ch. I he remembered : 
 hence a ram: pi. maf. P"!?? dichrin^ rams; 
 fern. 1131*157 dichronahy, a memorial, or me- 
 mory: pi. m. ^^5757 ^^^^^^/^^^> memorable 
 t-hings. 
 
 50. ri5*'2n duchiphat^ a wood-cock; fte 
 
 51. n daly fmall, or poor: fee /vT ^^/^4 
 alfo a door: fee Twl deleL 
 
 5a. -3^7 (3^<?/<^^. I and 3 he leaped, he 
 leaped over; {cq Pfa. xviii. 30. 
 
 53. HvT ^^/^Z?. I he drew, or did draw 
 forth, properly, as water is drawn out of a 
 well by buckets. 3 he lifted up, or he carried 
 up, by drawing out of the bottom: hence V"^ 
 deity a bucket : pi. fem. TS^^^^l dalijoty branches^^ 
 offsprings, &c. Jer.xu 16. 
 
 54. HyT dalach. i he troubled. 
 
 55. 777 dalal. I and 2 he was made little 
 and fmall; he was all drawn,, fpent, and con- 
 fumed of . ftrengthj .he was impoyerifhed ^ 
 hence r] daly poor, fmall, or broken, and 
 wafted in ftrength : alfo HvT dallahy poverty j 
 ficknefs,, IJa. xxxviii. i% alfo pi. fern. T\'\^^, 
 
66 an 
 
 dalloty the fmall hair, or locks of the head, 
 Ca?7L viir 5* 
 
 56. ^77 dalaph. i he dropped i ^7.7 deleph, 
 a drop, or a dropping. 
 
 57. p77 ^^M. I he was burned, he 
 kindled j he purfued. 5. he kindled, or he 
 caufcd to burn : hence ^^^j^.vll dalleket^ a burn- 
 ing (tv<^ry or a burning ague. 
 
 58. ri77 de!et^ and contrafted 77 daly a gate, 
 a door: alfo a leaf or page of a book, the 
 door of a book: dii. maf. 0^^*77 delaiajimj 
 the two leaves, or foldings of a door; and 
 pi. fern. i1iri77 delatot, and Jllil*/! daltot^ 
 doors. 
 
 59. 07 '^^^v blood, flaughter. 
 
 60. n^7 damah. i he was like, or he wa^ 
 likened; he likened : alfo he was filent, he 
 ceafed. 2 he was made like : alfo he wa 
 cut off, and fo made altogether filent. 3. 
 he likened, or he made like: alfo he ima- 
 gined and thought; T\M2i^ demut^ or "^^7 
 damiy a likenefs; n^DIT dumijahy (ilence; ""^T 
 demiy a cutting off; P^'P? dim] on y din ima* 
 gination. 
 
 61. ^ty^ damam. 1 he was filent, he was 
 quiet, he waited quietly, a the fame: alfo he 
 
pi ei 
 
 was cut ofF. 5 he caufed or made to be filent. 
 7 he was cut ofF^ T^PP? demamahy filence, or 
 quietnefs. 
 
 62. ]/P"T domen^ and njSJ^^ madmenahy dung, 
 or a dung-hill. 
 
 (ii^^ ypi demang. i he wept ; alfo fern, 
 MJl/JpT dimgnahy a tear : alfo ^^7 dimangi liquor, 
 or inoiftnefs, ;c(?^. xxii. 29. 
 
 64. ]T ^(?;/, or n27 denahy Ch, he, this, oir 
 that man or woman* 
 
 65. JJT ^(?;/<^^, wax. 
 
 66. '^J^T dagnach. .1, 2, and 4, he was ex^ 
 tin^iflied. 
 
 67. '^Sil <^(?p/^/, flander, infamy, or an evil 
 report i the root HDT ^^^^^/&, i^ not ufed. 
 
 68. p57 daphak. i he over-drove, he did 
 beat, or he knocked. 7 he did drive, or he 
 knocked with violence. 
 
 ^9* VyO dakak. i he did beat, or he was 
 beaten fmall. 5 he ftamped very fmall. 6 he 
 was ftamped fmall : pT daky fmall, or beat 
 fmall, or any thing ftamped to powder^ fmall 
 duft J pT doky a tent, or a curtain, Ifa. xl. 22. 
 
2 'I'l 
 
 70. *lp.7 dakar. i he pierced, or he did 
 thruft through. 2 and 4 he was pierced: 
 fern. TVyp^'Q madkarah^ a piercing, brthrufting 
 through. 
 
 71. ^1 dar, marble ilone, er fonne other 
 precious ftone, Eft, i. 6. 
 
 72. l^nT deraotty a loathing, contempt, or 
 difdain. 
 
 73. \2r\'l darbaUi a goad, or prick, to pufh 
 beafts to their work^ 
 
 74. Tn darag^ a root not ufed ; but hence 
 MJn75 madreguhy a fteep place, or a defcenfion, 
 a precipice i flairs, or Heps, and degrees of 
 -ftairs, 
 
 IS* '^*?'?*? dardar^ a thiftle. 
 '76. "^"^^ durach. i he trod upon ; hence 
 -he went, or he trod upon the way \ being 
 fpoken of a bow, he did bend, 5 the fame : 
 alfo he caufed to go ; he led ; ^^, derechy 
 a way, a cuftom; '^'J)'!^ midrachy Dent. ii. 5, 
 a going, or treading upon the way, a footftep. 
 pC?*!? darcemoTty a piece of filver, Ezr. ii. 6, 9, 
 or a drachm of gold. 
 
 77. 01*17 deroMy the louth. 
 
 78. ^77 darangy and i'17^^ edmngy Ch. 
 the arm. 
 
79. "in*7 ^^J"ory liberty, or freedom : alfo a 
 fwallow, lb called, becaufe a bird which cannot 
 be kept under reftraint; '^111 dardar^ a thiftle. 
 
 80. t^*l7 darajh. i he fcarched, he did 
 feek; he afKed, he confulted, he fought out, 
 
 2 he was fearched, he was fought out, or 
 fought into, or he was fought back; he was 
 confuked: hence 2^^7^ midrajh^ a comments 
 ary, or the records of a hiftory, where things 
 paftare to be fought out, 1 Chron. xiii. 22^ 
 
 81. i^t^'T ^^Jha. I and 5 he was green, he 
 budded, he brought forth herbs; "^^^ dejhe^ 
 a green tender herb, or green grafs; H^T dajha^ 
 feeding upon grafs, Jer. 1. 1 1. 
 
 82. ]^'7 dajhan. i he was fat, or fatted. 
 
 3 he made fat : alfo he purged from the afhes, 
 or he reiTioved away the afhes : alfo he reduced 
 into afhes. 4, 6, and 7^ he was made fat j Iti^T 
 dajhen^ fat, or thick ; ]ir^7 de/heti^ fatnefs : alfo 
 duft or afhes. 
 
 83. TSl daty Ch. a law, ftatute, or decree. 
 
 84. K^JJ^T dita^ Ch. a tender or green herb, 
 Dan, iv. 12, and 20. 
 
 85. i^!;73^7 detaberaia^ Ch, counfellors, or 
 lawyers, Z)i?. iii. 2, 
 
64 in 
 
 1. i^iT hcj behold. Ch. t^^ hay the fame, 
 Datu iii. 25. Hi^n heachy alas : fee H^ ach. 
 
 2. nn^L' hahhuhy a gift : fee "^TS^^jahab. 
 
 3. /3i7 hahal. 1 he was vain. 5 he made 
 vain. Oy^O ''^.0 )?^^i'^/ hahalimy vanity of 
 vanities. 
 
 4. DS^C^ hahiim : pi. m. ebony trees. 
 
 5. nil'T ^^^^r, an aftrologer, an obferver of 
 the ftars. 
 
 6. njri hagah. i he meditated, he fpoke, 
 he muttered: alfo he removed, or he did take 
 away; 5 the fame ; he did meditate, or mut- 
 ter, I/a. viii. 19. 4 he was removed, or taken 
 away, njll hegeh^ and X^^\^ higgajony fpeech, 
 a filent meditation ; J^'JIl ^^g^gy Pfo' v. 2, 
 and T\^jT\ haguty Pfa. xlix. 4, meditation: 
 alfo grief. 
 
 7. "^T^^, haginahy right or convenient: alfo 
 ilraight before, overagainft, &c. %^v^. xlii. J2. 
 
8. ^Tn hedady and contrafted ^H hedy a 
 ifliouttng for joy, or the echo, the rebounding 
 rback of thervoice again. 
 
 9. TVVl hadah, i he caft fort!\ he ftretched, 
 out, he put upon, &c. Ifa. xi. 9. 
 
 10. ^^IT] hadach. i he did beat m fmall 
 pieces, he bniifed, Job '^\. 7, 
 
 11. 2nn hadoruy a footftool. Ch. D*nn 
 haddaniy a member, or piece of any thing: 
 ,pl. m. I'^C'^n haddaminy pieces, Dafu ii. 5. 
 
 12. D7n hadasy r myrrh tree. 
 
 13. ^*7n hadaph. i he drove away, he 
 troubled, he thruft away. 
 
 14. ^Ti'7 hadar. 1 he honoured. 2 he was 
 honoured. 3 and 5 Ch. he glorified. 7 he 
 was glorified, or he did arrogate glory to him- 
 felf: *l7i!? hadar y and fern. Jl'lin hadrat. 
 honour, glory, beauty, or majefty : pi. m. 
 D^^nnri hadicrimy crooked or unequal things^ 
 Ifa. xlviii. 2. 
 
 15. Hil hahy all, and'J^i^^ alas, the natural 
 voice of one in grief. 
 
 P 16. Kin htiy he: pi. m. DH hem^ or Wpn 
 hemahy they. 
 
 17, Tin body glory, or majefty, 
 
 F 
 
66 ^^ 
 
 1 8. rllil havah. i he was, or he is. a it 
 was done, or it came to pafs: hence that great 
 and glorious name of God, denoting his mod 
 fimple, abfolute, and eternal exiftence, or fub- 
 fiftence; to wit^ HliT Jehovah^ felf- being, or 
 felf-exiftence, and fubfiftence, for fo the word 
 may be rendered ; importing, that moil glo- 
 rious Being of beings, who from himfelf v/as, 
 is, and (ball be ever more one and the fame: 
 fee more of the word in the firft verfe of the 
 prophefy of Obadiah ; hence alfo T^yn havvahy 
 and ^\^ hovahy beinof, fubftance, riches: alfo 
 mifery, and calamity; *^in i?^/, woe, ah, alas. 
 
 19. "^in huch^ Ch. he went, Ezra vi. 5. 
 
 20. D^n hum. he vexed, he troubled, 2, he 
 was troubled. 5 he made a noife, or tumult ; 
 nQm^ mehumah^ a tumultuous noife: HlZ3inX5 
 pi. fem. vexations. 
 
 21. pn horii fubfiftence, riches. 
 
 22. ntn hazah, i he flept, he was fleepy, 
 or drowfy, ^. Ivi. 10. 
 
 2 7. ^"n hiy ah, alas; ^^^T] hiy (he, that woman: i 
 pi. ][3he^y or ili^} henahy they, or thefe women. 
 
 24. ^^^ hajah. I he w^as, he is. 2 it was 
 doPiC, or it came to pafs : hence the proper 
 
Tjamc of God, Exod. iii. 14, 'T.H^ ehjeh, or 
 ehejeh^ I fhall be, or I am, (for it is the firft 
 perfon of the future tenfe, which, with the 
 Hebrews, fignifies both the time prefent, 
 and the time pall) importing his et-emal and 
 unchano-eable elTcnce. From this root alio the 
 name nlH]^ J^hov^&h may be derived, by the eafy 
 and ufual changing of the letters 1 and \ 
 
 25. T*^ hchi how. 
 
 26. pn hin. 5 pnn hehln^ he was prepared ^ 
 he offered himfelf readily, he willed, DeuLu/i^i. 
 ^^'7 hiny is alfo the name of a meafure in liquid 
 things, containing leventy-tvvo eggs, 
 
 27. li^ hacby Ch. he went; the famt^ with 
 ^'iH huch. 
 
 28. /2n hachaly a root not ufed^ but hence 
 /D^n hechaly a palace, a temple. 
 
 29. n^rp hachar : fem. '"'"JSH hac^arahy 
 Ifa. iii. 9. I he hardened himfelf ; hardening, 
 or induration. See 15^ nochar. 
 
 30. i^^yO haleahy beyond^ further: hence 
 3r the participle o( nlphal. tliS7ij2 nahalaahy 
 
 2 or 
 
 call, or placed afar off, Micah \v. 7. 
 
 31. *=l/n halach. i he went, he walked. 2 
 fae was made to go. 3 he went frequently; or 
 
 F 2 
 
68 "7n 
 
 he caii/ed to go; that is, he led. 7 he walked 
 often, 01 he walked up and down; *^^n helech, 
 ylilhalkby and HDvp hcilichahy a walking, or 
 a going: alfo a way to walk in; Ch. "^'^'-^ 
 halachy tribute; pi. m. ^^T]l^ mahlechim^ pi. 
 fern, rtl^'/'^r^ tahaliLchoU \valkinG;s. or TOino:s 
 forward, Neh. xii. ir. 
 
 32. nTShalaL i he^vas mad. 3 ^^)yT\holel^ 
 \\t made mad, or he made foolifh ; but r}X) 
 hillely is, he praifcd. 4 he was praifed. 5 TH 
 i?i/, he fhined, or he made to fnine, "Job xxix. 3. 
 7 'he praiied, he praifed himfelf, he boalted : 
 alfo he was mad : hence fern. Ty)'^'!^ tehillahy 
 maf, v^^n /?^//^/, 7l7n hilluly 't7^X^ mahalal^ 
 Prov, xxvh. 21,, praife, or praifing, a pfalm: 
 pi. m. D^^.^^nr^ thi!limy or fern, ni-^n]^ tehilloty 
 pfalm.s, praifes. / /^'H i'c'/^/, lilcifer, or the 
 morning ftar: n/^ini?^?/^/^/'?, madnefs ; nvHil 
 iahalah^ light, fplendour, praife: alfo foolifh- 
 r^efs : pL maf. Dv^/r^ hillultm^ Lev.y^xy^. 24. 
 ihings praifed ; H^^z/H haklujuky praife ye the 
 Lord; a word compofed of the imperative 
 piely l/yH haUeluy praife ye;, and the prope>- 
 nariie of God, H^ jah : fee it. 
 
 2iZ- ^^0 hala^n, i he beat, or he broke in 
 pieces; tp^T] holenXy a beating, or breakings 
 T\]72/^ hahnuty a mallet, or hamimer to beat 
 
with : pi. fern. ^^I^^lj/P mahalumoty beatings,. 
 Frov.yJ\x, '29. Dl70 halora^ hiiheivnere; Dl/O'' 
 iabalcm. an. adamant ilone.. 
 
 34. Cn /-j^/^^j. they,, rhefv, or thofc, &c; 
 
 35. TM^'n hamah. i he made a noife, or he- 
 was cunuHtuous; J r.y<,J hemjatOy i^a,^\v. ii, 
 n^On hamity Prov, xix. 18. mah pJ^H hamcn^ 
 Jj.cc es. V. 9, a tumultuous noiie^ aiib a mul- 
 titude : pL m. DV^n- i?,f;;?;i;;/., bo aikrs, tumult, 
 tuous fellows, KzeL v\\, 11. 
 
 36. n:7^/wLj hamidlah, a noiie, or tumult. 
 
 37. CDH hamam. i he did lliake;, or hs 
 Broke in pieces ; he tioubicd. 
 
 38. ]5'7 human. i iie multiplied; p^-H: 
 bamaiy a iDultitude. 
 
 jy. DDH hcmasy in pi. m. C^D^p hamajlfii^. 
 meltings, ^''^'?. Ixiv. 2. 
 
 40. ri1"i;^g?^ ?naha?ncirot^ deep pits, aiv 
 ditches, i^^. cxl. lo., 
 
 41. \Ti hen.y or nf^rt hinneh^ behold; bur 
 Gh. ]n J?^^;?^, if^ or whether: nJH henah^ is 
 hither, or thither, to this or that place, &Q.. 
 alfo thefe womiCn \ fee ^^*? hu 
 
 42. nDil i?/i^^. 3 he was filent. 4 he macfc 
 filent, NumL xiii, 31. 
 
70 irr 
 
 43* "^^'^ hapkach. i he turned, he changed': 
 alfo he was turned or changed. 2 he turned 
 himfelf, or he was changed, or turned. 6 and 
 7 the fame ; '^Q'l hephech^ diverfe, or contrary j, 
 ?^^?iD haphechah^ and HD^n^ mahphechahy a 
 fubverfion, or overturning ; ^^^^TShaphach- 
 Dhachy froward, or moft froward ; H-DSHn 
 iahpiuhahy{ovwdiV(inQk: aifo i^^Si^P raahpechet^ 
 a pair of flocks, Jer. xxix. a6- 
 
 44. I'lfn hotzeny a warlike eliariot, 2^/^.. 
 xxiii. 24. 
 
 45. J^irj harag, 1 he killed. 2 he was killed*, 
 4 the fanne; J^-'T! herez : fern. HJ^^n harezab.. 
 a killing, 
 
 46. TVy^harah, i he Gonceived. 4 he was. 
 conceived; maf. rTIIH horehy a father, or one 
 who begets, G^. xlix. 26. fern. H'lin horahy 
 Hof. ii. 5, and n"jn bar ah y Jer. xx. 17, a 
 mother, or fhe who begets, or conceives ; ]nn 
 hiroHy GenAiu 16,, and ]'^'^*J7 herajony^Ruthxw, 13, 
 conception, or a conceiving, a woman big 
 with child. 
 
 47- '^Dl'l ^^^i^^r, Ch. he thought; niTirT 
 hirbuTy a thought, or cogitation 1 pL maC 
 |'^*^in*Ul harborwy thoughts^ 
 
48. ^07*^ harmon^ a palace, a caftle. 
 
 49. DHiT y^^r^J. I and 3 he deftroyed, he 
 haraffed. 2 he was deftroyed: maf. Dt)il hereSy 
 Ifa. xix. 18. fern. HID'^nn harifuty IJa. xlix. 19, 
 ruin, or deftrufliion. 
 
 50. *1!n'7 harar^ ^*}n i7d'rd'r, or contrafted, 
 nn /:?^r, a mountain : ""^TID harariy a moun- 
 taineer, or highlander. 
 
 51. 7iin /^^.v/. 2>^VS^ hittely he mocked. 
 4 he was mocked: pL maf. Q^^D hafullim, 
 and fern. HI v^Ilp mahatalloty mockings. 
 
 52. 7l]in /?7^/z/, a root not ufed in kaly but 
 \n piely T\T)^T\ hotety he lay in wait, he devifed 
 mifchief, he plotted evil things, PJa. Ixii. 4. 
 
 i. 11 'i/^i^, a hook: pi. maf. S^'IT: vavimy 
 
 I, 14 'i/^i^, a nooK: pi. mai. uj'.n ^r^^ 
 hooks, Exod. xxxviii. 28. l*?] valedy or 
 w/^^, a child : fee in \T,j(iUd^ he begot. 
 
 1^1 
 
72 ^^ 
 
 1. 2^] zeeby a wolf. flS^t zcty this or 
 that, fern. 
 
 2. mDt z^/^'^i^, a fly. 
 
 3* ^3| zabad. i he gave a dowrv,. he 
 endued with a dowry; ^liSr ^^^^^y a dowry,. 
 a gift. 
 
 4. HDJ zahach, 1 and 3 he facrificed ^ HIIT 
 zebachy or fern. nn^^T zihchahy a facrificc, or 
 an offering of a facrifice; pL fern. r^'in3r2;/^^ 
 <i?<?/, facrificeSy. ///'. iv. 19. n^^'^? imzheach^, 
 an altar ^ pi. fern. ri'in^t-Q w/z^i?^/^^?/, altars. 
 
 <. ^'yizahaL ihedwelt^ r^^\ox!'y\zehuL. 
 fern. i^7^3y zebulahy Ilabak, iii. 1 1, a dwelling,. 
 or habitation. 
 
 6. pT 2;^^^;^, Ch. I he bought, he redeemed.. 
 l\ he fold, Dan. ii. 8. 
 
 7. Jf 2:^^, the huOc, or the fkin of the vine 
 grapes. 
 
 8. *T! 2:(?^, proud : fee in lit zw//. 
 
IT 73 
 
 g. nt 7eh, this or that, niafculinCj fern. Hi 
 
 2(?/^, and "it zo. 
 
 JO. 2nt zahaby p^okL 
 
 T T ' O 
 
 I I. Cn? zehim. 3, CHt zihem^. he loathed^ 
 or abhorred. 
 
 12. IHT -zahay'^ a root not iife.d in kal^ but in 
 hiphilyOX 5 he fnonCy alfo he admonifhed,, he 
 made to ihine with his counfel, for he who is 
 admonifhed, dorh'fhine wi-gh. light, being 
 tauorht of* thino-s w'hich he knew not, nor 
 did confider. 2 he v/as admonillied,, he was 
 made to fliine; "10* zchar^ fplendour,. or 
 brightnefs: pi. maf. Ch. Pl^^? zehirin.y ad.- 
 monifncd, Ezra iv. 22,.. 
 
 13. 1?%^/^ this or that, or thefe: ^^^ziv: fee 
 T? ziv. 
 
 1 4. iSlT z//^. I he ifiued out, he flowed.;. 
 HIT 'zoby a flux, or iflTue, as of blood, feed, &g, 
 '2,\zabi o^c aff^eded with a flux, of blood, or 
 feed. 
 
 15. ^yy zud. I he was proud. 5 he car- 
 ried himfelf proudly ; *1I xed^ proud 5 ]nt 
 zadon^ pride: pi. maf. D^'inT zedonm.y proud 
 men, or proud doings. 
 
 16. mt zavahy a root not ufed; but hence 
 pi. fern, ni^^lT zavijoty and nr^af D'Ht? mezavhrii, 
 
74 It 
 
 angles or corners : alfo garners, or ftorehoii fes, 
 PJa. cxliv. 12, and 13. 
 
 17. t1? 2//r, and n|'T/!p;<f,^2;^i7^ a poft: pL 
 fem. r\lT1?Xp mezuzoty ports. - 
 
 18. /IT^^/, I he was vile, or he did count 
 or efteem vile. 5 the lame; he undervalued; 
 Wt .7^/^/, vile, nT\ zullah^ vilenefs, or a vile 
 thing; pi. fem. Tyv)\ zulloty vileneffes, PJ. xii. 8. 
 
 19. l^t zurty Ch. he fed, or nourifhed. 7 he 
 nourifhed himfelf, or was nourifl:ied ; ]T zan, 
 meat, or nourijQiment : alfo P?p mazoriy the 
 fame; HJIT zonahy a hoftefs, or miftrefs uf an 
 inn, one who nouriflieth her gucfts, fo was 
 Rahab called, Jojn. ii. i. pi. m. C^j^Q 
 mejuzzanim^ full, oi* well fed, Jer v. 8. 
 
 2C. )V\^ zuang, I he moved, he was moved, 
 he moved himfelf. 3 he moved g-eatly, or he 
 troubled; HJ/^t zevagnah^ or H^yt zagjiaiaby a 
 motion or commotion : alfo fweat. 
 
 21. 11* zur. I and 2 he eftranged himfelf, 
 or he was eftranged : alfo he prefTcd, or he was 
 prefled. 6 he was made ftrange; ftrange, or 
 alienated, or made ftrange; ^^\ zaray loathing, 
 or difdain; *1| zary a ftranger: alfo a wound, 
 or the curing of a wound, called 11*^ inazor^ 
 from prefling out the ulcerating matter* 
 
2T 15 
 
 22. nnr zachach. 1 nt3 nazachy he was 
 taken away, lie was fcparated: fee Exod. 
 xxviii. 28 
 
 23. /D| zachal. 1 he feared^ alfo he crept: 
 pi. m. n*^'?nT? y^ochalimy worms, creeping beads, 
 Deut. xxxii. 24^ and Mk. vii. 17.. 
 
 24. I'^l z^V, fplendour, or bright fl:iining. 
 Ch. Dan, iv. 23y "^^ ^fi-u^ the month ZiVy or our 
 /^r//, lb called, from the fplendoiir and beauty 
 of trees and herbs at that time. 
 
 25. ?''?i/r^ fplendour, or brightnefs : alfo a 
 wild beafl, Pfa\ Lit. 
 
 26 |!jr -^'^;7, and t^y^). zejmia'y ch. armour: 
 pi. maf. C^-?!^ a mim^ DetU. xxiii. 13,. arms r 
 hence T\^T\ ,ionot^ i Kings xxii. 37, the fame. 
 
 27. p'^l:?/Xv ^ flame, a fparkle of fire : alfo a 
 little mallet ; a gin, a fnare : fee pj^J zakah 
 
 28. i^?! z^V/, oil; olive, or aa olive tree* 
 pi. maf. 2''I1\T 2;^//;;^, olive trees^ 
 
 29. HDT zachah. i he was pure or clean* 
 J he purified, or made pure. 7 he purified 
 liimfelf: Ch. ^OJ zachuy pure, clean, innocent^ 
 juft, or purity, and cleannefs, Dan. vL 23* 
 
 30. '^5J zachach. i he was pure or clean. 
 '5 he made pji^ire or clean; "^Xzach^ pure, or 
 dean: fern, HST zaccah, the fame, P/^. cxix. 3. 
 
7^ "^r 
 
 n"^5^'^? zcchuchity cryftal, fo called for its clear- 
 ncfsj or purenefs. 
 
 31. "^^12^^/:?^^. I he remembered, she- 
 was remembered) or he was put in mind; alio 
 he did bring forth a male, or a male child Vv-as- 
 born. 5 he cauPvd to remember;, "^"^l zechery 
 memory, or remembrance; hvi\.^\^\ zachar is. 
 a male, or the mafculine fex; fj called becaufe 
 the male is ordinarily ftronger in memory than, 
 the female; or rather becaiife the memorv of 
 the father's name, or of the male, is- only pre- 
 ferved in the famjily and pofterity, whereas the. 
 female, or the woman's nam.e, is forgotten;, 
 whence alfo women are called *^*^\ ^fi^jhim^. 
 from the root, fianifyinff to forget : fee H^O. 
 najhahy he forgot. \^^0] zichrcn^ ]''"^2T ziccarcUy^ 
 or *1-3T zecheTy a memorial, or a monument;. 
 rriSfi^ azcarahy the fame :. a memorial chiefly 
 of a burnt-offering, Z^i;. xxiv. 7.. 
 
 32. i/T zalagy hence J/t5 maxlegy, a flefli- 
 hook I pi. fem. HU^iP mizlagoty flcfh-hooks^ 
 Exod. xxxviii. 3. 
 
 ??. //t zalaL he was riotous: hence //^f 
 zolely 2l riotous perfon, a glutton : pi. m. C*^?!?! 
 zalzallimy branches, or fprigs of the vine> 
 ^a, xviii. S* 
 
2T 77 
 
 34- ^^^^rV- r,algnaphahy a ftorm, or temped, 
 or a ftormy tempefl. 
 
 35- -^'^^^ ztilat, bcfides, except, without, &c. 
 
 2& 2ZDt zanmm. i he thought, he devifed, 
 for the mod pare mifchief; ^T^X ?dmmah, or 
 n/*2TP mezimmah, a thought, a devife, properly 
 full of mifchiefi viliany, fubtlety-. alfo pru- 
 dence, Prov, i. 4. 
 
 37. 1^1 ::immen, Ch. 3 he prepared. 4 he 
 was prepared, or appointed. 7 he prepared 
 ^himfeif: \^\ '^emcn^ time, appointed time 
 properly, 
 
 33. "^^1 xamar. \ he cut off. 2 he was 
 cue oiF. 3 he did fing. he cut his voice by his 
 -notes in finging; 1P| zomir ; n"1/p? ztmrah. 
 Or *)1/-)(D zh'iior^ a fong; i^^DT zemorOf 
 mufick I Ch. pi, m. t'^!)t>^T %ammarajay mufi- 
 cians, a pfalm : alfo TVs'O] zemorah^ a branch, 
 or fprig; m^JS^D mazmeroty pi. fern, pruning 
 hooks, Ifa. xviii. 5. alfo *1Q| zemeTy a wild 
 goat, jD^///. xiv. 5.. 
 
 39. ]f %(^;?, Ch. a kind or fort of any thing, 
 Dan, iii. 5- alfo Pleb. FJa, cxliv. 13. 
 
 40. 3i| zanaby a tail : hence in 3 33T zinnah^ 
 ije cut off the tail. 
 
7s m 
 
 41. njT zanah. i he committed whoredom^ 
 or he committed fornication. 4 whoredom 
 was committed. 5 he made to commit whore- 
 dom : hence HiiT zcnahy z whore^ and TOJ? 
 zenuty or HUjn taznut^ whoredom, or fornica- 
 tion: pi. m, '^T^^\zenunm^ whoredoms, or for- 
 nications. 
 
 42. nil zanach. i he forfook, he caft away, 
 5 the fame ; he caft off, or rejeded. 
 
 43. P3I zinneL 3 he leaped, he did leap, 
 he leaped over. 
 
 44. MJ/T zegnah^ fv/eat: fee in U^ jazang: 
 ^)^X zagnavahy commotion, or vexation : fee 
 in i^lT zung. 
 
 45. "^n zagnach. 2 he was extingiiifhed. 
 
 46. Ciyj zagnam. i he detefted, he dif- 
 dained; he was enraged; "C^VX zagnam^ \ndi\g- 
 Elation, rage, or difdain. 
 
 47. ^V.lzagnaph. i he was enraged, he was 
 troubled; enraged, or angry; ^I^T zagnaph^ 
 anger, or indignation. 
 
 . 48. pl?| zagnaL \ he cried out. 2 he was 
 called upon, or he was called together. 5 he 
 caufed to cry, he called together ; ^^)l] zeg" 
 makaby a cry, or exclamation. 
 
49 ni?t zegnery ^^J^tP mizgnar^ and n^-J^? 21?^- 
 nivy little, fmall. 
 
 50. f^pj zephety pitch. 
 
 51. IPX zaken. i and 5 he v/as old ; ]j?.1T 
 zoke7iy i^ipT 'ztknaby pi. m. C^J^pt z^i//;7OT, old- 
 age: alfo Ip^z^/^^;/, a beard, the fign of old age. 
 
 52. '^pf 2akaph. I he lifted up. Ch. 2 he 
 was lift up. 
 
 53- PP| zakaL i he poured out, he purged,, 
 he melred. 3 the fanme. 4 he was purged : 
 pi. mal* D^P? zikkimy and D'^pl^^ azakkim, fetters, 
 or chains, Jer. xl. i. 
 
 54 ^"^J zara^ difdain or contempt, loathing, 
 or abonnination : fee in 11* zur. 
 
 55. m| zarab. i and 4 he was poured out, 
 he flowed down: alfo he was burned up, as 
 fome. 
 
 56. HIT zarah. i and 3 he winnowed, he 
 fcattered abroad : alfo he compalfed about. 
 2 and 4 he was fcattered, he was winnowed. 
 5 he caufed to fcutter : IT zer^ a crown, a 
 circle; a fcattering; a winnower, or one who 
 winnows : alfo HltQ mitreahy a fan to winno\/ 
 with, Jer. xv. 7. 
 
to IT 
 
 57. ^"^^yi zarziphy a watering, or a dropping, 
 P/a. Ixxii. 6. THT %arziry Prov, xxx. 31: 
 a word diverfely tranilated; feme, girt in the 
 loins j others., a horfe i others, a greyhound,, 
 jor a hunting dog. 
 
 58. nnt zarach. i he arofe ; an arifing; 
 T\y\J2} mizrachy the eaft, where the fun rifeth: 
 alfo nn]^ ezracby an arifing, or growing up in 
 his own foil. 
 
 59. C*!!t zarmn. i and 3 he overflowed ^ CTiT 
 izerim^ an inundation, or overflowing: fern. 
 np*lT zirmahy a flux, or flowing, %^/^. xxiii. 20. 
 
 60. V^l zarang, i and 5 he fowed. 2 and 
 -4 he was fown. 5 he produced feed; V^\ 
 zerangy feed, or that which is fown : alfoJI/nt 
 zeroangy and i?"!*^)!^ ezroangy 2Ln arm: pL maf. 
 ^D'^i^'^'^I zerognimy and D^3I/7.T zergnoniky pulfe, 
 Dan. I, 12' 16, 
 
 61. p"!^! %^r<^/^. I he fcattered, he fprinkled. 
 j\. he was fprinkled : hence p"J)9 mizrack, a 
 ibowl, or bafon. 
 
 62. 1"^^ zarar. ' 3 T!|}*iT%(5r^r, he fneezed. 
 ^3- -^v] ^^r^^, a fpan, or an hand-breadth. 
 
DH 81 
 
 n 
 
 \. i?3n chaha. i he hid, he lurked. 2, 4, 
 6, and 7* he was hid, he hid himfelf, or he 
 lurked 5 i*5n^ mach^be^ a hiding, or a hiding 
 place, a bofooi, or a place to hide in: pi. m. 
 b^SZir]/P machahoini^ lurking places, or dens j 
 2^n or i^n cte/i, a bolbm : fee ^IIH chabab. 
 
 d, 35n chabab. i he loved; a bofom, a 
 place of love, 
 
 r 3. niin chabah. I he lurked, or he hid 
 hinnfelf; P'^-^H chebion^ a lurking, or a hiding 
 place, Hab, iii. 4, 
 
 4, D5n chahat. i he did fliake off, or he 
 did fhake out. 2 he was Hiaken out, or he 
 was beaten our. 
 
 \ 5. ^'2T\hnbal. t he pawned, or he received 
 or took a pledge: alfo he corrupted, he de- 
 ftroyed. Q. he was corrupted. 3 he corrupted, 
 he loft, he deilroyed: alfo to bear, to bring 
 forth. 4 he was deftroyed. 7 the fame, ht: 
 corrupted himfelf, or he v/as deftroyeid : 73n 
 doeb:!y /2r] 'ChabaJ, and Ch. H^'l^n chabidab, 
 
 I G 
 
: I 
 
 82 an 
 
 corruption, or deftruftion ; a cord: henc 
 portion, or inheritance, which ufed to 
 divided with cords ; Hvlliri chabolah^ a co 
 pany ; a pledge; ^5^ ebibbely the maft of a fli 
 fo called from the cords about it : alfo 7l 
 chobely the mafter, or pilot of a fhip; pi. 
 DvSn chabalimy moft extrenne pain, as 
 woman in travail of birth : pi. fern. r\l7l2i 
 tachbuloty wifeeounfelsj fubtilties,&c.Pr(?'y.i 
 6. r\7V3n chabatzeleti a rofe, or lily, 
 "] . }!2Ty chabak. I he embraced. 3 he e 
 braced often : pisn chibbuk, an embracing, 
 folding in thearms^ . 
 
 8. l^n chabar. i he was joined, or he ^ 
 aflbciatcd. 3 and 5 he joined, or did affocii 
 4 aad 7 he was affociated, he.did join, or ai 
 elate himfelf: 13n chabbaVy or "i^n chaber 
 companion ; "^^^chebery a confolation, focic 
 or fellowfliip, a joining together : alfo an 
 chanter, called *l3n chober^ either becaufc 
 joina an eyil fpirit to himfelf,. or becaufe 
 aflTocIates the ferpcnts to him. by his chan 
 jy^.lviii. 6. pi. maf. 2-*inri chaiarimy encha 
 ments: pi; fern. T\*\'^'2pxhabburot ysyso\m(\^^ 
 fores bound up ; and frng, fern. H^^lSn ch 
 burahy;^ ftripe, or a fore .bound, up, 
 ,9, W:it\'chabajh, i; and '.j he ,did bin^ 
 
IKe ftrewed, or put upon, he girded about^ he 
 "Obliged* 4 he was bound, or he was obliged. . 
 
 10. ^"^Tyyn chabiltim^ pi. maf. frying-pans t 
 fing. (tm. T\2Vp machaiaty a frying-pan, 
 
 11. jn chagy a feaft: fee i^T] chagag. 
 
 12. ^yn gagabi a locuft. 
 
 13. JJn chag^gi I he kept a feaft ; alfo he 
 danced, for fo they ufed in their feaft-days ac 
 their plays: hence he ftaggered; a feaft, or a 
 facrifice in the feaft : alio J^|n a dancing, or 
 ftaggering, Ifa. xix, 17* : 
 
 14. njn chagahx pi. maf, 13^15^ chagavim^ 
 rents, or clifts. 
 
 1 5. T^n 4:hngar. t he compaffed, or he girt 
 about: alfo he was compafTcd, or girt about '5 
 
 i^^y^chagornhi a girdle, girt about: pL fern. 
 rinuri ^A^o-^r^/^ breeches, aprons, or things to 
 girt about. Gen. iii. 7. 
 
 16. *Tn r/^^, or T\y!^ chadahy the lame with 
 *Tni;Jt achady one. 
 
 [ 17* Tin chadad. i he was fharp, or fiaarp- 
 [ ened. 6 he was made fharp ; fharp : pL maf. 
 ICI^l^lJl c'kaddudimy fliarp things, or the fharp 
 I points octops of any things, as of ftones, &c. 
 
 Q 2 
 
8i 1?^ 
 
 1 8. riin chadah, I he was glad, he rejoiced. 
 3 he made glad: ^nn chedvah,]oy or gladnci's: 
 jallb Ch. nin chadehf the bread, Z)^;/. ii. 32. ^* 
 
 19. 77n chadaL i he ccafed, 6 he was 
 made to ceafe, Judg, ix. 9. '^Tfn chadely Pfa. 
 xxxix. 5, ceafing, or leaving off: aifo qT\ 
 chedely IJa. xxxviii. 11, the world, or the age 
 of the world, being but a time which fooa 
 ceafeth. 
 
 20. P7n chedek^ a kind of thorn, 
 
 21. ^yyi^ chadar. i he entered, or he did 
 penetrate; "1"|[0 o^ "^1^ cheder^ a chamber,] 
 conclave, or clofe; Trf^T\ choderetj entering 
 into the private chambers, Ezek. xxi. 14. 
 
 22. 01T] chada'"^'. 3 he renewed, 7 he 
 renewed himfelf: li^'^T^ chadaf/iy new, or frefh: 
 alfo Ji^^n chode/hy2L xnonthi becaufe it begins at 
 xhe new moon in the Hebrew3* account. 
 
 ^3- ^50 chava. Ch. i he declared : fee 
 njn chavah. - 
 
 24. mn choh^ a debt, or debtor : hence in 3 
 yT\ chijeby he made a debtor, or he made 
 guilty; but mn a bofom: fee Xnn cA^^^, 
 and 33n chabab. 
 
 25. J^'H ^/^Af^, I he circulated, he encir- 
 cled, or he did bind, or compafs about 
 
in 85 
 
 tvith a circle : -J^H chug^ or HJinp mechugah^ a 
 circle, a furroiinding, a compals, or the inftru- 
 ment to circle and compafs about. If. xliv. 13. 
 
 26. ^^^ chud, I he fpoke parabolically, 
 or he propounded a riddle: Jll^T} chiJahy a 
 riddle : Ch. pi. maf. HD^ achidatiy enigniatical 
 fpecches, Dan. v. 12, 
 
 27 . nin chavah, 3 H^H chhvahy he fhewed, 
 he declared. 5 the fame : H^HK achavah, a 
 declaration. 
 
 28. f^n r^^2r, and TIPIp machoz^ a haven, or 
 port for (hips, P/i?. cvii. 30 : alfo a term or 
 bounds. 
 
 29. nin chcachy and VX] chdchy 2i thorn : alfo 
 a fifhino;-hook : alfo a bracelet, or an ear-ring-. 
 . 30. coin <://'//, a threat. 5 Ch. COHi^ achety 
 he fewcd together, he joined. 
 
 31. ^^'H r/i^/. 1 to bring forth, or to be 
 in travail of birth; hence he grieved, or he 
 was pained, properly as a woman in travail : 
 alfo he trembled, or was afraid: alfo he 
 ftayed, or remained. 3. to beget or bring 
 forth : -alfo he made, or he formed ; he caufcd 
 to grieve, or he afFefted with grief; he waited. 
 4 he was formed, he was grieved; he was born 
 and brought forth. 5 he feared, he trembled ; 
 he caufed to bring forth; he caufcd to grieve, 
 
86 VI 
 
 he grieved, he waited. 6 he was madt, or he 
 caufed to bring forth, J/k. Ixvi. 8. 7 he 
 grieved himfelf, or he was grieved: alfo he 
 ftayed,^ he remained, or waited : TH chili or 
 fern, nvH/n chalchalah^ griefa grievoufly pained, 
 as in birth ; 4 wopaan v\ travail ; moft crwj 
 pain, or tornnentj Neh. ii, 10, alfo fand, ealleii 
 7^n chuly becaufe it is painfMl to the weary 
 .traveller. , In this verb the diverfe fignifica-? 
 tions of diverfe roots are confounded together^ 
 ^to wit, of vin chuly ' il^'l^ chalah^ /iTS chalal^ 
 m^^XP^ jachaL "^^T^ ^//2^;^, black ; fee 10 
 CZDH chamanu i 
 
 3a. Dlfl chm^ I he pitied, he fpaired. ^T\ 
 ^A(?^/z, a haven: kc'^^T^chaphaph, ; ;. 
 
 3Z* V^ <^hutz, ^^T\ chitZQUiOX T\)i^T\chut%ahy 
 without;^ or the qutfide, that which is without^ 
 oroutwardj a ftreet; alfo J^H chutZy befides, 
 Ecd. ii, 25. pU fcm. il12^n or rillf in chttzatp 
 the ftreets. 
 
 34. *^1D charvary Ch, he was white, or he 
 .^a made white,: "I'^n chury clear, or wbite^ 
 w i. 6. pi. rn. D^^iin nobles: alfo'^tn o| 
 cJicryZ. hole, a cave, or ditch. : 
 
 . 35, t^in ch.:flu I he haftcAed, 5 the fame: 
 alfo he caufed to haflen, or he ripened ; ^^W 
 
rn 87 
 
 fcvift, fpfeedy, rc2.dy, or light armed, Numh^ 
 xxxii. 17, . 
 
 36. nt'n chozeh, a fcer, a prophet, who Ites 
 things to coine ; ]'^*n chazGHy HTri/P machazeh^^ 
 P**|n chizajcfiy and nitn chazut, z, fight, a. 
 vifion, a forefeeing, provifion, or caution i and* 
 pi. fern, niill'^jn cheajonoty vifions : alfo a vvia-:. 
 dovv to look out at ; a looking, or an afpedt;'. 
 a form, a vifage, likenefs, appearance, or 
 countenance, Dan. ii. 19. ^T^X) che:^vay a- 
 yifion* Ch. ntn chazUy and riTn chazahy he 
 faw, he did fee, he looked,, or beheld, 2 he- 
 was feen: alfo T\]T] ckazeky the breaft: pi. fern,. 
 r^'iTn ^//^ze?/, bread s, 
 
 37. n^^ C'lazizy a lightning, a cloud. 
 
 38. ptn chazak. i he was llrong, he pre^. 
 railed. 3 and 5 he confirmed, or he ftrength- 
 ened : aUo he laid upon, he detained, 7 he 
 ftrengthened himfclf, he encouraged himfelf,! 
 or he was ftrengthened : ^^T\ ckaaaky fem "^^^JJ 
 '7azakaky'^vox\gy powerful, or prevailing ; pJH 
 eJwzek^ {^xn^ '"^R^O chazkahy ftrength or power; 
 f 39.^*110 chazar yC\\^ he xeturned : hence TTO 
 ehaziry a fow, or a fwine, fo called from qqo^ 
 tinually ruirning to the puddle.' 
 
88 ^sn 
 
 40. nn chacb, a needle, a chain, bracelet, 
 or ear-ring. See Hin choach. 
 
 41. KISn chain, i he finnecl, properly he 
 erred, or went aftray from, or miffed the mark, 
 as "Judg. XX. 16. 3. he did expiate fin, or he 
 purged, or changed from fin^ once he made 
 to err, or ftray. 5 he caiifed to err or ftray, 
 he caufed to fin, he induced, allured, or 
 brought to fin i hence ^tpn chete^ and Hi^i^l^ 
 chataab^ a fin, an erring or going aftray fronn 
 the mark we fhould always aim at, to wit, 
 the glory of God, and his law 5 alfo HKtSn 
 chattati punifliment of fin, and the facrifice for 
 fin : pi. m. DIKCOn chattaim^ finners, and Ch^ 
 l^'J^^n chattainy fins. i^tSH chiUeay in 3 he 
 purged, or cleanfed from fin. 
 
 42. neon chatak i he cut ofF, or he cut 
 down. 4 he was cut ofi^, cut, or carved. 
 pL fern. niHCflnQ mechuttahct. H^n chittab, 
 wheat. See in 132n chanat. 
 
 43. D^n chatam. i he refrained, he con- 
 tained himfelfj or he delayed. Ifa.x\y\\. 9. 
 
 44. ^^n chataph. i he fpoiled, he took 
 by violence. 
 
 45. IDin choter, 3 branch, a rod* 
 
 46. "^yy c/iijeh See in 21T] ^hck 
 
in 89 
 
 " 47. !Tn cbajab. i he lived. 3 H^n fhijab, 
 and 5 n^ni7 ^cchjahy he made to live, or he 
 quickened, he preferved in litcs H^H cbajab, 
 living, life, a living creature, a beaft, or a 
 wild beaft; alfo a company or a troop, pi. fern. 
 W'^n or ril'^n cbajoty lively, living creatures; 
 alfo villages; H^HP micbjah^ life, or food, the 
 fuftentation and quickening of life. "^D chai^ 
 he lived; lively, or living: pi. m. D**^n chajimy 
 living, life, or lives. CK.'^^^Ti chajajini or I'^^H 
 cbajirii living, life, or lives. ^^VH chevcy and 
 nvn cbevahy a bead. 
 
 48. TD ^//^yV/, andTH ri?^/, ftrength, virtue, 
 wealth, riches ; alfo forces, or an army, a for- 
 tification or bulwark, &c. pn chiriy grace or 
 favour. See in p.H cbanan. 
 
 49. \^^.D chajtzy a wall of clay, or a flight 
 wall, Ezek. xiii. 10. 
 
 50. ' pT? r^^ , a bofom, the bofom of the 
 fareaft : ^V chljhy ibon. Sec in ^m chujh. 
 
 .51. riDH cbachah. i and 3 nsn cbiccahy 
 be waited. 
 
 52. *^5n chacbacb: hence ^H cbecby the 
 roof of the mouth, and HSn chaccaby a hook* 
 .. 53. VV5n cbachliliy red, or ruddy, or very 
 red; m^''75n chacblilut^ rcdncfs* 
 
I 
 
 90' n^ 
 
 ^. 54. UOT^ chacam. i he was wife. 3 .D2n 
 chkam^ h^ made wife. 4 he was made wife. 
 5. he made wife, or he brought wifdom. 7- 
 he made himfelf wife, he carried himfelf wifely,, 
 he did arrogate to himfelf wifdom, or he was 
 wife in his own conceit: hence DpH chacam^ 
 wife, experienced; and ^^^^ cbachmah^ wif-^ 
 dom, experience, or fkilL 
 
 55. T]K)T\ chelah^ froth, or fkum^ 
 ^ 56,. Il7n chalab^ milk, 2^T] cbeleb, fatnefsv '. 
 
 57. *^7C^ an age, time> the earth, or the 
 world; ivin r/W<f J, a weafel. 
 
 c8. n*7n chalah. 1 and 2 he was fick/ 
 weak, or infirm. 3 HvH chillah^ he weak- 
 ened, or he made weak, he caiifed to be fick y 
 but when it is joined with the noun C*^?^ 
 faniniy the face, it fignifies to intrear, to pray^ 
 or deprecate, to weaken the anger of the face 
 by intreaties. 4 he was weakened. 5- as m 
 3. 6 he was made fick. 7 he made himfelf 
 fick, he was fick, or he feigned himfelf fick. 
 *^^n choU^ or Hvn^ machalab^ a ficknefs, of 
 difeafe, an infirmity; alfo ^/T\,chaH^ or ^t^^ 
 cheljaf^^ an ornament or chain; pi. m. D\S'7rT 
 ebalaim. jewels, D'^'/p or D'^-^C? chalajim-^ jind 
 
 1 
 
C'^^^nO fnachalujim^ C^'K^njl tachaluim^ fore 
 difcafes, or great fickneflcs. 
 . 59. u7n chalat. 1 he obfcrved diligently, 
 I Kings XX. 23" 5 he cut off, he took away; 
 or he markcdj-or he knew precifcly. 
 
 60. ^J]T\ chelecah J /poor y or weak ; pi. m 
 D'^i;^37'v chelcainiy poor or affli<fted men, P/ak 
 
 . 61. ^770 chalaL i he was bored through, 
 .he was wounded, or ftricken through; alio he 
 leaped, he danced. 2 he was profaned, or 
 polluted, 3 he did profane, he did ftrike 
 through ; alfo he piped, he leaped and danced. 
 
 4 he was pierced through, he was profaned. 
 
 5 he did profane ; ajlfo he did begin. 6 it 
 was begun. n\ chely profane, or common, a 
 profanation, or a profane thing, as 7 n77r{ 
 fhalila li,Mt it be far from me, let it be a 
 .profanation, or a profane thing to me;, a par- 
 ticle of abhorrence from any thing, Gen,xvi\u 
 i5, and xliv. 7, ftricken, or pierced through. 
 PI. m. S^hhr\ cbalilim, pipes ; C^^^hO mecbo'^ 
 klmyplpcxs'y tih^'hr] r/^^M;, wounded men-> 
 or ftricken through; riH ehalil^ a pipe, or 
 whiftle ; Till/D mflehol^ a. dance, or a company 
 dancing ; H^n challah^ a cake ; P^-^H .dhalhn^ 
 a window j ^71111 techillah^ a beginning : pl^ 
 
fern, ril'v^n^ mechiHot, ditches, or caves; J/a. 
 II. 19. c j^. 
 
 62. ^yT] ibalat t he dreamer!, he fleptj 
 alfo he was reftored to health. 5 he caufed 
 to dream,^ or he did refiore to heahh; Ci^H 
 and Ch. C /H cholemj or N'P/O cbelmay b. dream, 
 Ti^D/^n chalamutj the white of an egg, Job vi. 
 6; alfo M^-/*?^ achlamab^ an amcthylt, Exod. 
 xxviii. 19, or a precious Hone fo called, be- 
 caufe it induces dreams to thoie who have it, 
 as the Rabbis write. ^^tlJT] cballamijhy flint 
 ftcne, or a hard rock, P/". cxiv. 8. 
 
 63. *^:/n chalapb. i he changed, he wai 
 changed, he cut off; alfo he pafTed by. 3 
 and 5 he changed; nD^/r] cbaliphab, a changt^f 
 or changing: ^^T\ chalet by a pafiing by, or 
 a cutting off, Prov. xxxi. 8 ; ^/D chelephj for, 
 inftead of, &c. pi. m. D^D/HQ machaluDhmu 
 knives, 2;. i. 9: pi. fem. TVi^^J^D' wacblephof^ 
 the locks of the head, Judg, xvi. 13. 
 
 64. l^iH cbalatz. i and 3 he did draw ofF, 
 he withdrew, or he delivered himfelf. 2 he 
 was delivered. 5 he made {ixt and ready, 
 he delivered; nyvD chalitzah, a drawing 
 forth of raiment or armour, 2 Sam. ii. 10 ; 
 D;^V^r3 cbalatzojim, the loins: pi. fem. i^ii^^nC 
 
machalatzGt^ change of raiments, or changeable 
 fuits of iipparel; I/a. iii. 22. 
 
 65. p/H chalak. x and 3 he divided, alfo 
 I he was fofc or fnnooth. 2 and 4 he was 
 
 .ciivided. 5 he fofcened, or finoothed; hence 
 he flattered, or made fmiOoth his words. 7 hft 
 divided himfclf; p/H chekky njP^n chelkahy 
 ,and T]\nlT] chalukahy a part, or portion, a 
 divifionralfo p^H c-6^M, and p'^''''')T\ challuk, 
 I Sam. Kvu. 40, fiTK)oth, foft, fair, or flatter- 
 ins:, foftnefs, or fmoothnefsj pL fem. r.lp'/n 
 
 C .fl 'T. 
 
 chalacoty or TWl^^Vt ckalakla oty flipperinefs, 
 or flippery places, or flatteries, PJ. xxxv. 6 ; 
 ^j?,^7riD machakketi a divifion, or diflribution. 
 
 66. J^vn chalajh. 1 he weakened, he was 
 weak and infirm; ti^vH challofhy Jcel iii. 10, 
 weak and infirm ^ H^T/D chalujhab, wcaknefs, 
 and infirmity. 
 
 " 67. Cn f^^;;i, fee DCH chamam-y alfo, a 
 
 .father-in-law. See H/pn chamah. 
 
 68. nijpn chemahy butter: pL fem. Mli^Cp^P 
 
 machamoty things m.ade of butter^ alfo fmooth 
 
 and flattering words, P/1 Iv. 22. 
 
 (^<). ^^H' chamad. i he defired. 2 he was 
 
 defired. 3 he defired eagerly ; l/^H chemedy 
 
 fem. ni^n chemdahy defired Ti*.}n chamudy 
 
94f HD 
 
 *7Cnp machmad^ defirablc ; pL m. B'^Tt^r? 
 machamuddimy Lam. i. 7: pi. fern. li'l^D or 
 rilTCn chamudot^ Gen. xxvii. 15, Dan. ix. 23. 
 things defirable. 
 
 70. '^Cn chamahy hence DTI cbam^ a father- 
 in-law; T\M2T^ chamot^ a mother-in-law ; H^iH 
 ihcmahy a wall, 
 
 71. IDDin chomety a lizard, or a houfe fnail. 
 
 72 /Z^n chamal. i he fpared, he ufed cle- 
 mency; n7Cn chemlahy and /QHO machmal^ 
 indulgence, or clemency. 
 
 7 J, DDn chamam. i he was hot, he waxed 
 hot. 2 the fame. 3 he made hot. 7 he 
 "was made hot: hence CH /??(?/, DIH ^i?^??;?, heat, 
 or warmnefs ; alfo brown, or dufky colour, 
 red by heat; HSn chammaby the fun: pi. m* 
 fc'^ISin hammanmy idols, images of the fun, 
 Jfa. xvii. 8. 
 
 74. DCn chumas. i he ufcd violencCj he 
 cook away violently. 2 he was fpoiled; or he 
 was taken away by violence; DCn chamas, 
 injury, or violence, fpoil, or rapine : hence 
 p^r\T) fachmaSy the night-crow, fwallow, or a 
 ravenous bird. 
 
 75. ^'^n chamatz. i he was leavened, or 
 he was four as leaven; hence 2 and 7 he was 
 angry, or enraged; by a metaphor H^^P'!? 
 
n 95 
 
 chumtzahy leaven, Ho/eavVu^; yf^^ cbamefz^ 
 leavened; ^^PH chometz^ four vinegar; Dl^^nQ 
 machmstzet^ a leavening or fouring of dough j 
 ^*pin chometZy a violent oppreffor ; pi^H cha- 
 mitZy oppreflcd ; f ''pn chamitZj clean provenr 
 der for beads, ^. xxx. 24; ^CH chamutZy 
 wet, or fprinkled, 
 
 76. pI2n chamaL i he departed, or he 
 withdrew himfelf; alfo he compaffed about. 
 7 the fame: p^QH chammuky a circle, or com- 
 paffing about; pL m. D**j?1Sn cbammukimy the 
 joints, G?;//. vii, a. . 
 
 77. *ipn chamar. i he was troubled, he 
 was muddy; alfo he laid over with pitch, 
 4 he was greatly troubled, he was very muddy j 
 '^12T\ chomeVy and "HOT chemaVy flime, or clay; 
 alfo a heap, ^ kind of meafure, called "l^t^H 
 chomer: alfo pitch, Jc^^ xxxviii. 14;. *ipn 
 chamar y Pf. Ixxv. 9, and I^D chemeVy Deut. 
 xxxii. 14, wine; iVjn chamovy anafs; H^Z^n^ 
 jacbmory a doe, or a bugle, D^/. xiv. 5. 
 
 78. t^DO chamejhy and Ht^^'^r] camijhahy 
 five; pi. m.' D^t:;^/PD chamtJJijJoemy fifty; t^Ch 
 chomejhy the fifth part: hence in 3 he divided 
 into five parts, or he took the fifth part: 
 ^i^^Pp cham'ijhiy fem. H^'^^^'/PD chamijkiy the 
 
96 TO 
 
 fifth: pi. m. 'D^\i^flT] chawujhjbim, thofeofthc 
 fifth order, or five in rank, Exoii. xiii. i8. 
 75. T\72r\ chemety a pitcher, or flagon. 
 
 80. jH chen^ grace, or favour: fee ]?n 
 
 chanan. 
 
 81. njn cbatmh. i he encamped, or he 
 pitched his camp; n'^JD c/??^;///, a fpear, or 
 
 lance; f^^D-O machanehy zn army, or battel; 
 nijnji tachamty a camp, or an encamping, 
 2 Kings vi ; dual. mafc. D;3D9 machanajimy two 
 hofts, Gen. xxxii. 2 ; a place fo called, for the 
 two hofts or camps were pitched there that 
 night, to wit, that of the angels, and that of 
 Jacob; m^n chanuty a lodging; pi. fem. 
 ni^^n chanujoty cells or cabins, little cham- 
 bers to lodge in, Jer, xxxvii. 14. 
 
 82. t3^n chanat. i he embalmed with 
 fpiccs ; alfo he did bear or fhoot forth fruit or 
 grain ; hence TV\^T\ chittahy wheat: pi. m. 
 D'^iO'^fin chanuttmy thofc who are embalmed^ 
 Gen. 1. iii. 
 
 83. l^n chanach. i he inftrufted, or he did 
 begin with inftruftion, alfo he dedicated; 
 n33n chanuccahy an initiation or dedication; 
 pL m. DO^-jn chanichimy inftrudled, or trained 
 up domcftics, Gen. xiv. 14^ 
 
2n 97 
 
 B4. /Q30 chanamaly grcathail, PJ. Ixxviii. 47. 
 
 85. \\T^ chanan, i he fhewed favour, he 
 was gracious and merciful. 2 the fame. 3 
 he favoured. 6 he was afFcfted with favour, 
 or favour and mercy were fliev/ed unto him* 
 7 he (liewed hinnfelf favourable.; alfo he fup- 
 plicated, or prayed to obtain favour. ]n chsn-y 
 and ]n chiriy &c. grace, or favour; I^SH 
 channuny gracious and mxrciful; ti^T] cbinnamy 
 freely, in vain, or undefervedly; H^HJ^ //>/&/>/- 
 nab, a prayer, pi. mafc. D^2130Jl tachanunim, 
 and fern. ilirnJ^ techinoty prayers and fuppli- 
 cations. 
 
 86. ^3n chanaph. i he profaned or defiled; 
 he was profaned or defiled; hence he difiem- 
 bled, or played the hypocrite, or he flattered 
 hypocritically. 5 he defiled. ^^H chanephy 
 profane, or impure; a hypocrite. ^Vs choneph^ 
 or ^23!^ chanuphahy diffimulation or hypocrify. 
 
 87. p-H chinnek, 3 he ftrangled, or he 
 hanged. 2 he ftrangled himfelf, or he was 
 ftrangle'd. P^DO ma:harinky ftrangling, or 
 hanging. T\1X\^ chanity a fpear: fee M^H chanak. 
 
 88. 'Ipn xhefedy bounty, beneficence, a 
 -benefit, grace, fevour, or mercy; alfo reproach 
 <;)rdifgrace, Lev. xx. 17^ hence in 3, he re-^ 
 
 H 
 
9S cn 
 
 proached, he curfed. 7 he fliewed himfcif 
 merciful and bountiful: hence Tpn chafid^ 
 bountiful, merciful, holy. HTDH chafidah^ a 
 ilork, Jc}\ viii. 7, a kind bird^ for the young 
 ones v/ait on the old ones, and carry them 
 upon their necks when they fly^ as natnralifts 
 obferve. 
 
 89. T^'Vn chajah i he hoped, he trulled, 
 he betook himfcif to a refuge: hence HDHP 
 mafchjehy and fem. i^^Dn chafut^ a hope, a 
 refuge, Ifa, xxx. 3. 
 
 90. v'DH chaJaL i he confumed or de- 
 ftroyed the corn \ / PH chafil^ a caterpillar, or 
 kind of locuft. 
 
 91. X3jT\- chajani, i he fhut up, or he 
 clofed up, the mouth with bit or bridle; he did 
 tie or bind up. DIDH/D machjom^ a bit, or 
 bridle. 
 
 92. |pn chajan. i he was ftrong. a he 
 was laid up, or put in a treafury. 5 he ap- 
 prehended, he poffefled ; I'^PD chafin^ ftrong, 
 powerful, TJ. Ixxxix. 9. jlCH cha^on^ Ifa. i. 31. 
 ]Dn chofen^ Ifa. xxxiii. 6; and Ch. ^2pn chifna, 
 ftrength, power, treafure, or riches, 
 
 93* ^'^O chajaph^ and KSpH chafpha^ Ch. 
 the potter's clay.; alfo DDpHp mechufpas^ 
 round, Exod. xvi. 14. 
 
^n 99 
 
 94. Ipn chafer, 1 he was deficient, he 
 wanted, he failed, he ftood in need of. 3 and 
 5 he caufed, or he made to v/ant, he did for- 
 fake, he did deceive by fraud, or diminifiu 
 *)pn chejer, nDH ch^for, ^.Cn cho/er, [npn 
 che/rcHy and *)lDnO machjor^ &c. fcarcity, 
 want, poverty ; alfo indigent, forfaken, and 
 needy. Ch. TDH chaffir^ Daru w 27. 
 
 95. "^^"^ chapbah. i and 3 H^n cbippah^ 
 2 Chron. iii. 5, he covered. 2 he was covered i 
 a covering, or defence: fee ^SH chapbapb. 
 
 96. ?Sn cbaphaz. i he haftened, he 
 trembled for hafie. 2 he was troubled, he did 
 withdraw himfelf in trouble ; ]i?3n cbippazon^ 
 trembling hade. 
 
 97. 15^n chophen^ the fill, or the hand 
 folded together, or the palm or hollow of the 
 hand. 
 
 98. ^|50 cbaphaph. 1 he covered, he 
 prote(fled; ^IH chopb^ a port, or harbour for 
 fliips^ '^jn ^/&^/>'^, 7^^^^xiii.9, vvhite, pure. HSH 
 chiippahy a covering or protedion a chamber. 
 
 99. I^Srj chaphalz^ or ^fSH chapbelz. i 
 he willed, he pleafed, he defired, he loved 
 dearly, he delighted; willing, or defiring; 
 V.?n ibephelz^ the will, defire, or delight; 
 
 H 2 
 
Ecclef. Hi. 17; fern. ^^V^-H chaphetzah, pi. in. 
 .^-D'^VSn chaphatzm^ Pi'ov. v\\u 11. 
 
 100. 1?^n chaphar. i he digged, he 
 fcarched: alfo he blufhed, and was afliarqed. 
 5 the fame; alfo he made alhamed. PI. fem. 
 n'nD^^n chaporperof, xnohsy Ifa, ii. 20; fo 
 called, from digging in the earth. [It is but 
 one word, though in the above place it is 
 ^written as two.] 
 
 10 1. W^ chophe/h^ freedom or liberty ^ 
 ^^^T\ chaphjhi^ fern, ri'^tj^^n chapjhilh, free, or 
 fet at liberty ; hence in 4 Ji^^ chuppajh^ he 
 was fet free, or fet at liberty : but ti^?n chapas^ 
 withy?^/, is, I and 3, he fearched* 2 and 4 he 
 was fearched, he was ciiquired for. 7 he 
 changed, he diflembled himfelf^ he was 
 changed. ti^^D chepbes^ a changing, or en- 
 -quiring for^ a fearching, PJalm Ixiv. 7. 
 
 yn chetZy an arrow. See in ]^^ chaizotz. 
 
 102. 3ifn cbatzaL i he cut down. 5 
 the fame. 2 and 4 he was cur down. ^VH^P 
 machtzeby a cutting off, or a cutting down. 
 
 103, TX^'n chatzah. i he divided, pro- 
 perly into two parts. 2 he was divided ; 
 ^i'n chaiziy fem. il'^YHQ machatziiy Jli^n 
 chatzot^ and nvriD mecbeizahy &Ce the half, 
 the middle, or the half part. 
 
Pn . fi\!iiO^ 
 
 
 
 104. ]^)^ cbotzeriy the arm, the bofom; 
 
 105. ^Vn cbatzaph^ Ch. i he urged, or 
 haftened. 5 the fame, Dan. iii. 22. 
 
 106. ^VO chatzaiz. i he cut down, he 
 cut ofT. 3 he (hot arrows. 4 he was cut m 
 the middle f he was cut oiF, or cut down, he 
 was fhot, or pierced through with an arrow,^ 
 '^X) chetz^ an arrow: pi. m. ^^^}yO ynechatz-^ 
 tzetziniy archers, or bowmen, Ji:dg. v. 1 1 ; alfo 
 ^yn chatzatZy a little ftone, properly cut, or 
 cut ofFj a cutting,, or a particle cut off. 
 
 107. 1^0 chatzevy a court: pi. m. D*^*ilfrj 
 chatzermy and fern. r\nvrj chatzeroty courts 
 or villages. T^VH chatziry grafs or hay. 
 HT/ifn chatzotzerahy a trumpet; hence in 3 
 "^0 chitzery he blew the trumpet: pi. m. 
 D^^^^^ifnP mechatzrimy 1 Chrcn,.v, i^* trum- 
 peters,, or thofe who blow the trumpet,. 
 
 pn cheky. a bofom : fee in p^H cheiL pH 
 i^koky a ftatue : fee in ppH ckakak. 
 
 108. npn chakah. i and 3 he cut, he 
 carved, he imprinted, he pourtrayed, EzeK 
 viii.. 10. 7 he was imprinted,; or he fet a 
 print upon, "Job xiii.. 27.. 
 
 ^^9* PRO ckakak. i he pourtrayed, he 
 cut, or he carved, he wrote, or he did write; 
 
alfo he decreed, 3 the fame j he made 
 or gave laws and ftatutes. 4 he was 
 decreed, or appointed. pH choky a decree or 
 ftatute, any thing meafured out or prefcribed, 
 a parr, or any appointed portion. i^I^n 
 chukkah^ a daily portion, a daily taflc pre- 
 Jcribed: pl^ fem. riipn chukkot, pi. m. D'^jpn 
 chukkmiy or 2'^i?)^D chakakiniy If a. x. i. pp.HP 
 mechokek^ a lawgiver, D^///. xxxiii. 11. 
 
 no. ^i^n chakar. i and 3 he fearched 
 out. 2 he was fearched out, an inquifitioa 
 or fearching: pL m, D'^nj^n/P mechkarim^ 
 fearchers, PJ. xcv 4. or deep places. 
 
 ^n chory a hole: fee in l^n charar. 
 
 III. 3in charab. i he was dried up, he 
 was wafted, or made defolate. 2 and 4 the 
 fame, he was laid wafte, or he was m.ade defo- 
 kte 'y alfo 2 he killed himfelf. 5 he wafted,, 
 he dried up, or made dcfolate, 6 the fame 
 with 2 and 4. ^^H chareby and Il*in choreby 
 &c dry, wafte, defolate, drynefs, defolation ; 
 heat, fo called, becaufe it is the fource of dry- 
 nefs. '"^^TO (iharahahy or H^'lfl charebah^ a 
 dry place, a laying defolate 3 hence H^jH chereby 
 a fword, the inftrument of defolation: pi. m. 
 D"^J13*in charbonim^ dryneffes^ Pf^ xxxii. 4,? 
 
pi. fern, r^in^n charahot^ dry places. If. xlviii\ 
 21 \ dry and vvafte places. 
 
 112. J^n charag. i he was greatly af- 
 frighted or terrified. i^l^lH charga^ terror or 
 horror, Targ. Jonat. on Lament, i, 20. /iJ'in 
 chargol^ a, kind of locuil. 
 
 1 1 J. Tin charad. i he feared, he trem- 
 bled, he was affrighted. 5 he terrified, or 
 made affrighted, fearful. *T!in chared^ tern, 
 ninri charadahy fear or trembling, folicitude, 
 or carefulnefs. 
 
 114. nnn char ah. i and 2 he burned, 
 he was enraged, or he burned for anger. 5 
 he kindled. 7 he kindled himfelf in wrath. 
 ^^jH choriy and ]iin charouy burning heat, burn- 
 ing wrath, or anger. 
 
 115. ^^y^} charaZy hence pi. m. D^TI^n 
 charozimy chains or rows of bracelets, G^//. i. 10. 
 
 116. tOnri cherety a graving tool, alfo a 
 writer's pen : pi. m. purfes, bags, or crifping 
 pins, IJa. iii. 22. DltD'^n chartomy Ch. a 
 magician: pi. m. ]Vi5^0*)n chiirtumminy or 
 X\!2Lp*^in chartiimmajay Heb. D\^LD"^n char- 
 turnminiy magicians, foothfayers. 
 
 117. *^'!in charach. 1 he burned, he 
 roafted, Prov. xii. 27. 7 Ch. "^lininn hitcha- 
 rachy he was burned, Dan. iii. 27: pi. m. 
 
104 nn 
 
 D'^S'irr characcimy grates, lattices,, or windows^ 
 Cant, ii. 9. 
 
 118. /T^n charaly a nettle, thiftle, or thorn : 
 pi. in. Dv^n cfjarullimy thiftles or thorns, 
 Prov. xxiv, 31.. 
 
 119. Dnn charamm 5 C^^O? hecherimy 
 he did anathennati-ze, or he vowed and devoted 
 to defcrudion, he dfd-excomiTiunicate, he de- 
 ftroyed ; alfo he confecrated, he vowed or 
 devoted any thing to God. 6 he was ana- 
 thematized, he was deftroyed, vowed, or de- 
 voted to deftruftion, he was excommunicated. 
 '^yO chereniy an anathema, a thing vowed or 
 devoted to deftruftion, an excommunicated 
 thing, any thing vowed; alfo deftruftion; alfo 
 a net: pi. m. 0*^22^0 charamimy nets, or 
 fnares, EccL vii. 26 : Mkah vii. 2. D^H 
 charurriy one cut or mutilated of fome of his 
 members, one that hath a flat nofc. Si^P^O 
 cherme/Iiy 3, harveft hook, or a fliearer's fickle, 
 Deut. xvi. 9. 
 
 120. D*!!n cheresy the fun. fl^P'^n charfity 
 any thing towards the fun, eafterly, the eaft, or 
 oriental, Jer. xx. 2. 
 
 1 2. 1. ^*in charaph. i and 3 ^"IH cherephy 
 he reproached. Judges v. 18 ; alfo he v/intered. 
 2 he was reproached and upbraided. ^^.H 
 
nn 105 
 
 chorefhy the winter, fo called, becaufe it is the 
 reproach of the earth; alfo youth, becaufe it 
 does many things difgracefully and reproach- 
 fully, '^^in cherphah^ reproach and difgrace. 
 
 122. ^"in charatz. i he nrioved, he was 
 moved, or he moved himfelfs he cut down, or 
 he cut ofFi he decreed, or he determined, a 
 he was cut down, he was determined. ^^i^^H 
 charutZy cut off; alfo careful, induftnous, 
 ftrong, gold; alfo a ditch, a threfhing inftru- 
 ment: pi. m. D'^V^^^n charizmy 2 Sam. xii. 31 : 
 pi. fern. T\))i^T\ charutzooty Amos i. 7, cuttings, 
 threlhing inftruments; alfo cheefes, i Sam. 
 xvii. 18: alfo Ch. pi. m. V^^lO chartzin^ the 
 loins, Dan. v. 6. Dif'pn chartzob^ pi. fern. 
 ni3Vnn cbartzubboty bonds, Pf. Ixxiii. 4. \)ty] 
 chartzan^ pi. m. D'^31^nn chartzannim^ kernels. 
 Numb. vi. 4. 
 
 123. pin charak. \ he gnalhed in anger 
 with his teeth, Job xvi. 9. 
 
 124. *l*!n charar. i he burned, he was 
 burned. 2 the fame, or he was dried up. 
 3 he kindled. "^H'ln charchur^ a burning or 
 inflammation, a burning fever, T)eut. xxviii. 
 22: pi. m. D'^7*-0 charerimy dryneffes, dry 
 places, Jer. xvii. 6 ; parched things : alfo pi. 
 m, nobles or famous men are called D'^'lin 
 
chorim, EccL x. 17. *in chcTy or *iin chur^ a 
 hole, ditch, or cave; alfo the hinder parts: 
 pi. m. the excrements, as Ifa, xxxvi. 12. 
 CH'^K'^n choraham-y for Dr}*^"!n chorohem^ their 
 dung, or cxcjements; and pi. fern. illK^HD 
 mechoraot^ a place for excrements ; 2 Kings 
 X. 27. C^3T*in chlrjonim^ the excrement of 
 doves, 2 ffi^/^j vi. 25. 
 
 225. J^nn charajh. i he ploughed, he 
 manured the ground; alfo he wrought any 
 work, he carved or engraved; alfo he was deaf, 
 he was filent, he did work, he was intent upon 
 his work, and therefore held his peace. 7 he 
 was filent. t^^nn charajh^ a workman, a crafts- 
 man, a carpenter. W^^T\ charijhy a ploughing. 
 n;;!/*}n charcjhety a work, or artifice, Exod. 
 xxxi. 5. ^^"^n chorefiy a wood, or thicket of 
 trees, Ijaiah xvii. 9: alfo ^*}n ^^ ^"^H cherejhy 
 fem., 'H'^^^^'in chari/hity Jonah iv. 8, deaf, filent, 
 filence. r!?^nr]Q macrej) ety the fhare and 
 coulter of the plough, 1 Sam, xiii. 20: but 
 t^nn cheresy with j^;^, is a potflierd, or an 
 earthen velTel. 
 
 126. -Hnn charat. i he engraved, he 
 carved, ^^fc*//. xxxii. 16. 
 
 127. 3iifn chap ah. I he thought, he im 
 
P ^T\ 107 
 
 puted, he reputed. 2 he was reputed and 
 efteemed, or it was imputed. 3 he thought, 
 he reckoned, or computed. 7 he reputed 
 himfelf, or he was reckoned, or numbered. 
 tl3::;^n chejlj/pon, and na^^.^H-^ machjhabab, a 
 thought, a thinking, a reckoning, or a com- 
 puting; alfo I12^*n chofneby a craftfman. 
 y^T\ chejheby an artificial belt, Exod. xxviii. 
 8: pL m. ritol^*n chijhbonoty thoughts^ in- 
 ventions, 2 Ckron, xxvi. 15. 
 
 128. niZ/n chajhah. i he vvas filent. 5 
 he made filent, or he commanded filence. 
 
 129. nt^p chafliachy Ch. he had need, or 
 it was neceflary. Hinj^^n chajjjchuty neceffity,. 
 or neceflary. 
 
 130. "^^n chaJliacK I he was dark, it 
 was obfcure, he was darkened. 5. he dark- 
 ened, or he miade darknefs: ^^H choflech^, 
 and^^^n^ ;^t"AjA^^/2, darknefs: pi. m. D^^SL^'D' 
 chashukkimy bafe men, dark men, Prov. xxii*. 
 29; but "^^0 chajachy withj^;/, is i he re- 
 ftrained, he did withdraw. 2 he was with- 
 drawn, or taken away. Job xxi. 30. 
 
 131. T\VT\ chashaL i he did debilitate, or 
 he made weak, Dan. ii. 40. 2 he was made 
 weak: pi. m. D^'^^^HJ necheshalhn^ weak men, 
 Deut. XXV. 18. 
 
108 ^^n 
 
 132, 7p^*n cashmaly an hot ember,, or a 
 burning coal. ]OWV^ cnaj/man^ excellent: pi. m. 
 t^^yi2sliT\ chashmaanimy great men, nobles^ PJ. 
 Ixviii. 32. 
 
 "^33' W^ cbo/heHi a breaft- plate, the ornaH 
 nament of the bread. 
 
 134. ^i^n chafapi. 1 he made naked || 
 hence he drew out. ^Ci^H^ machjaphi making 
 naked : p). m. D'^S'^ti^)! chafi'phm^ little flecks, 
 I Kings XX. 27. 
 
 ^ZS* V"^"^ (^hciff.ak. I he loved, he de- 
 fired. 3 he compaffed about. 4 he was 
 compaffed. Y^!X\ cnejheky defire: pi. m. 
 C'^f?^;'D chafnukmy^WnSyXmgs^yExcd.^^yW. ic: 
 alfo pi. m, D'^j^ti^n chijhjloukimy the felloes, or 
 utmoft clnfture of the wheels i Kinzs vii. '}^2* 
 
 \i^G. nt:^n chaJUr: pi. m. D^'1!;^n (hifo. 
 IJjurimy thefpokes of the wheels, i Kings vii. 33. 
 .rTli^n chajJjarahy a binding together, or a 
 gathering together, 2 Sam. xxii. 12; it hath 
 affinity with I'i^j^ kajhar. 
 
 137.. t^t^P chajkajhy chaff, orftubble. 
 
 138. nrn ri?^/^//. i he took, he did take* 
 nrinD machtahy a cenfer, a pair of tongs to take 
 .fire with. D*^]?nr.n chatcbattim : pi. m. ter- 
 rors. See in ^T^T) chalat. 
 
139* "^^^ chatach. 1 he cut off, he cut 
 down, he determined. 2 he was cut down, or 
 it is determined, Z)^;/. ii. 24. 
 
 140. /i^n chataL i he fwaddled, or he 
 folded up. 4 he was fwathed up. 6 he was 
 
 i -made to be folded or fwaddled up, nT\T\ 
 chtttuly and nvrill chatullahy Ezek. xxx. 21, a 
 roll, or fwaddling band. 
 
 141. "Qtyn chatam. i and 3 hefigned, he 
 j fealed. 5 the fame; alfo he hindered or ob- 
 
 ftrufted, and flopped up. 2 he was fealed. 6 
 he was (lopped; DJnin chotamy &c. fern. 
 riZ^nn chotemety Gen. xxx. 25. a feal, a fignet, 
 
 142. irin chatan-y hence in 7 ]J^nr^rT 
 thitchatteriy he affianced, he contraded alliance, 
 or joined in affinity, ^^n choteny a father-in- 
 law: fern. ^5^n chotenety 2l mother-in-law: 
 l^n chatany a fon-in-law, a hufband, or bride- 
 groom. '""^I^n chatunnahy the efpoufals, or a 
 contrafting of the efpoufals. Cant, iii. 11. 
 
 143. ^r?n chataph. i he fpoiled. ^JIH 
 cheiephy rapine, or fpoiL 
 
 144. 1T)T\ chatar. i he digged through; 
 alfo he rowed, Jonah i. 13. H'lJ^^nD machleret^ 
 a digging through, Exod. xxii. 2. 
 
 145. riiin chat at. I he was broken, he 
 -^vas terrified. 2 the fame, 3 and 5 he broke. 
 
no n:o 
 
 he terrified; hence T^'H chat^ T^TSTVO mechittah^ 
 and n]^n chilahy Gen, xxxv. 5 ; or ^T]T) chataty 
 Jcb vl. 21, terror, confternarion, terrible fear, 
 and breaking: pi. m. D^v^nipn cbatchattim^ 
 terrible confternations. 
 
 D 
 
 2^?P toaby Ch. he was good ; the fame with 
 
 y\^tcb. 
 
 1. 5??u?Xtp tete. 3 he fwept, he did fwerp, 
 cleanfed, or fwept clean; hence ^^D^^LpQ 
 matatCy a befom, IJa, xiv. 23. 
 
 2. nn^ tabach. i he killed, he facrificed. 
 nnO tebach, .and Hn^P /i^^i?^/^, or H^PD 
 matbeachy a killing, a facrifice, a facrificing, or 
 a beaft to be facrificed. HStO tabbachy a 
 vbutcher, a cook: pi. nn. C^na^ tabbachmy 
 courtiers, flaughter-men, or executioners, offi- 
 cers in a court or kingdom, fo called from their 
 punifhing delinquents. Gen. xxxvii. 2,^*. pL 
 fem. riin^D iabbachoty women cooks^ 
 
1t3 IJI 
 
 . 3, ^DlD tahal. i he dipped. 2 he was 
 dipped. Lev. iv. 6; Jo/li. iii. 15. 
 
 4. y3D tabang. J he funk, he was 
 drowned 3 alfo he was fixed, or fettled. 4 
 and 6 the fame, Prov. viii. 25. r^j>*3^ tabagnat^ 
 a ring, ;c^<i/. xxvi. 245 fo called, becaufe the 
 finger is fixed into if. 
 
 5. ^^s'2^^ tabbur^ the navel; hence, a high 
 place of the earth, or the top of a hill, Judges 
 ix. 37. 
 
 6. T<y^ tebety the month Tebet, or De- 
 cember, ^y^i?. ii. 16. 
 
 7. THp tahar. i he was pure, or he was 
 clean. 3 he purged, or he made clean. 7 
 he cleanfed himfelf, or he was clean. liriD 
 tahoy^ pure or clean. "^ntO tohar^ and *inDp 
 mithar : fern. iTinO tahar ahy whitenefs, or 
 cleannefs, purging, PJ. Ixxxix. 45. 
 
 v^ HID tob. I he was good. 5 he did good ^ 
 excellent, fair, or good ; alfo HID ////^, goodnefs. 
 
 8. TV\^ tavah. i he fpun, he did fpin. 
 /I.jt5p maivehy fpun work, Exod. xxxv. 25, 26. 
 
 9. rnCO /^^^A. 1 he plaftered, or he be- 
 fmeared, or did overlay a Vv^all. 2 he was 
 
 . plaftered. D'^P tiachy a daubing or plaftering 
 
112 ici 
 
 of a wall, or a roof or wall plaftered over, 
 Ezek. xiii. 12: pi. fern. HirUP tuchot^ the 
 entrails, or the reins, 16 called, becaufe they are 
 plaftered over with fat, Job xxxvlii. 6. 
 
 10. nl^ tiiL 5 he did throw, or he caft 
 out. 3 he caft, or he carried forth, he removed, 
 6 he was caft' out. 
 
 11. niO ///r, order, E.^*^^. xxviii. 17. Ch* 
 a mountain, Dan. ii. 35: pi. fern. KlTCP 
 tiroty rows, Ezek. xlvi. 23. 
 
 J 2* Ci^lE2 tus. 1 he flew, he did fly upon, 
 Job ix. 26. 
 
 13. rnj? tevaty Ch. fafting, Da}u vi. 18. 
 
 14^ ^"Q^ tichah. 3 he threw darts, or he 
 'ihot with a bow : pi. m, D^}Dt5p metachavimy 
 Gen, xxvi. 16. 
 
 15. ]r\l^ tachan. 1 he did grind, or beat 
 fmall. niniO tachanahy a grinding, or a mill- 
 ftone: pi. fern. rii^nCD tochanoty the grinders, 
 or the grinding teeth, the great jaw, or cheek 
 teeth, Ecdes. xii. 3, 4, 
 
 16. XirSnip techorimy pi. m. the emerods, 
 the difeafe of the hinder parts. 
 
 17. niDDID totaphot: pi. fern, frontlets, 
 ornaments of the forehead^ Exod.xm. 6. 
 
D:2 113 
 
 1 8. I3^P tity clay, mire. 
 
 19. ]^P tiriy Ch. clay, 
 
 ao. TP //>, Ban. ii. 4 s a palace, a caftlc. 
 
 ^p /^/, dew : fee in ^^S /y.;/^/, 
 
 21. \^^h\^ taluy fpotted, or marked with 
 fpots, Gd*;/. XXX, 32: pi. fern. m^y^P metullaoty 
 clouted, Jojh. ix. 5. 
 
 22. Tn^ talehy a lamb: pL m. Q'^^^p 
 ielaimy lambs, i/2?. xl. 11. 
 
 23. 7'7l0 /.^M 3 77lP ////^/,^ he covered, 
 or '7p'?p ////?/, the fame. Ch. U^ telqU he 
 overfliadowed. 7p /^/, the" dew. n^D7P 
 taltelahy a covering; or /P?'^ tiltely he re- 
 moved, he carried away; and nTdl}^ taiieiah^ 
 captivity, Jfa. xxii. I7 
 
 24. ^^-^i'? /^;';^j?, I he was unclean, he 
 was impure, he was polluted, or defiled. 2 
 7 he defiled himfelf, or he was defiled, T)eut\ 
 xxiv. 41, u-nclean, or denied. HK^uD tumahy 
 impurity, or uncleannefs. 
 
 25. ]wD ta?nan. \ and 5 he hid. 2 he 
 was hidden, or he hid himfelf. ]^i.!2ip tamu7iy 
 hidden, p-pQ matmon^ a treafure: pi. m. 
 C^^DJOQ matmonimy things hidden, Jifr. xli. 8. 
 
 26. i^?.'^. tene^ a baflcet, D^/. xxvi. 4. 
 
^30 iinneph. 3 he defiled, Cant. v. 3. 
 
 ay. nj/D tagnah. i he erred, he went 
 aftray. 5 he made to err, or he feduced into 
 error, Eze^:. xiii. 10. 
 
 28. nyo tagnam. i and 3 he tafted; 
 hence D^?P tagnaniy the tafte ; alfo reafon, 
 counfel, judgment, the tafte of the mind, a 
 fentence: pi. n).'S^7?ViP(2 matammimy dainties, 
 or deHcacies, Gen. xxvii. 4. 
 
 29. ]l?Cp tagnan. i he loaded, or bur- 
 thened; alfo he did ftrike through, 4 he was 
 ftriken through, IJa. xiv. 19. 
 
 ^tO /^jD/:?, a little one: fee ^D^ taphaph. 
 
 30. HSlD tephachy or HDiCO tophachy the 
 palm of the hand, a fpan; hence in 3 he 
 ftretched out, or he meafured by the palm, or 
 a fpan ; alfo he carried upon his palms, or in 
 his hands, he educated: pi. m. D'^niSP tippu- 
 chimy Lam. ii. 20, (children) of a fpan long; 
 or children educated and carried upon the 
 palms. jinDt^P mitpachaty 3. Iheet, veil, 01 
 apron, Ruth iii. 15. 
 
 31. vDD tapaL I he fewed together, Jot 
 XIV. 17. 
 
 32. *"ip5P tlphjary a prince, a captain^ 
 jer. li. 27. 
 
")a 115 
 
 ^2. ^Dtp taphaph'y hence ^i5 taph^ a little 
 child, an infant; hence in i he went after the 
 manner of little children, to walk mincingly, 
 Ifa. iii. 1 6, or to trip nicely. 
 
 34, *1Dt9 tepar^ and i^'H?'^^ topherUy Ch. 
 the nail of the finger, Dan. vii. 19. 
 
 35, ti^iCp taphajh, i he was made fat. , 
 
 36, TltD /<^r^^, 1 he was daily taken up 
 with great bufinefs; alfo he did continue, or 
 was continual, Prov. xxvii. 15; but Ch. T^P 
 terad^ is he ^aft forth, or caft out. 
 
 37, n]!'1P terijahy humid, wet, corrupted, 
 or putrified, Ifa. i. 6. 
 
 38, nnJD tarach. i and 5 he laboured 
 greatly, he wearied himfclf with labour. TTSO 
 torachj labour, or wearinefs. 
 
 39, DHtO tereniy before, before that, &c. 
 
 40, ^"Itp taraph. 1 he fpoiled. 2 and 4 
 he was fpoiied, or he was torn. 5 he fed, or 
 he nouriflied. H^'lp tcrephahy any thing 
 fpoiled or torn, ^"yi? tereph^ a fpoil, or prey; 
 alfo meat. ^Q'O taraph^ G>;;. viii. 1 1, the leaf 
 of a tree, torn and driven by the wind. 
 
 I 2 
 
[ H6 ] 
 
 3^ 
 
 Tt, ^^^jaal?. I he dcfired, P/^. cxix. 131, 
 
 2. ^"^1 jaah. I he was fair; alio it was 
 decent and convenient, Jer. x. 7 ^ or it belongs 
 or appertains unto. 
 
 3. ^^''jaaL 5 b\\^in hotly he willed, he 
 did acquiefce. 2 /t^li ncaly he was foolifli, or 
 he did foolifhly. 
 
 4. li^^'yVcr, a river, a flood, 
 
 5. ^"^^ j^^Jh. 2 t^KiJ ;2^*^ji?, he defpaired, 
 he was greatly dejedled in mind. 3 he made 
 to defpair, or left hopelefs, he was without hope. 
 
 6. T\1^\jaat. i he willed, he acquiefced, 
 he agreed, or confented. 
 
 7. IT jabab. 3. 22\jibbeby he cried, or made 
 a noife. Judges v. 28. 
 
 8. ^2^^ jabaL 5 he brought, or he caufed 
 to come, he carried, he led. 6 he was 
 brought, he was led. ny^Jebul^ Judges vi. 4; 
 or n3, bul^ Job xl. 20, increafe. I'Tljabal^ 
 I/a. XXX. 25, and xliv. 4; v^^*^ jubal^ Jer. 
 xvii. 8 ; Ch. 73^ ^^^/, Dan. viii. 3, 6, a river^ 
 or watcr-courfe. v3P ^ij^^^/, a rams alfo th( 
 
J'^ 117 
 
 year of jubilee, fo called, becaufe ic was pro- 
 claimed with a ram's horn. 
 
 Tbl^^jabbelet^ a wart, or full of warts ; a flux, 
 or one fick of the flux, Lev, xxii, 22, 
 
 9. DT jahciMy a brorher-in-lav/, or her 
 hufband's brother j fern, n/pn*] jebamah^ or 
 T\12ul^,jebemety Deut, xxv, 7, a Iifter-in-law, his 
 brother*s wife, a kinfman, or a kinfwoman ,- 
 hence in 3 'O'^^Jibbenii he did the ofEce of a 
 kinfman; he married the wife of his brother 
 dying without children,. Gd'/;. xxxviii. 8. 
 
 10. ^3^ jabash. I he withered, he was 
 dried up. Gen. viii. 14. 3 and 5 he made dry. 
 T\'Z^y^jeboj7iety Gen. viii.y, drynefs, or a drying 
 up. ^y^^jabe^'hy Ezek, xvii* 017, or v>/ithered. 
 T]\L^^^_jabbashay Gen* i. 9; aad T'^^^ y<^<f'^^_^/.^/,, 
 iy. xcv. 5, the dry land. 
 
 1 1. ^^IJageby a field: pi. m. '^^'^T!jegebmy. 
 fields, Jer. xxxix. 10. 2J** jogeb^ a hufband- 
 man: pk m. iy^^p jogebim, hufbandmen, 2 
 Kmgs XXV". 12. 
 
 12. nj*^ jagah. 2 ^JIJ 7iugahy he was 
 grieved. 3 and 5 he grieved, or he 'made to 
 grieve : hence V^^^yjagon^ and HJIH tiigahy grief 
 or fadnefs. 
 
 ^3"^ ^^r J^S^^^K* ^ he laboured, he was^ 
 
118 T^ 
 
 weary. 3 and 5 he made weary; labour or 
 travail, ^^^y J^g^^^^g^ and JTJ^ 7^7^/^;;^, weary;, 
 wearied. iTy^jegiaug^dinAVyi^jagangi wearinefs. 
 
 14. *1JJ j^g'^"^* I he feared: fee 11 J gur. 
 Ch. "^T.jegaTy a heap, Gen. xxxi. 47, 
 
 T^W, a hand : fee in n*!^ /j^^.^/:?. 
 
 15. TT y>^/W, beloved, a friend. -n'iTT, 
 jediduty love, or friendfhip, Jer. xii. 7. 
 
 16. TW jadahy Jer, 1. 14, 2^ndiTV jadad, 
 Joel iii. 3. I he did cafb, or throw forth, he 
 did flioot, or he did throw arrows. 3 the fame. 
 5 T]'T\T^ hodahy he confefled, he celebrated, he 
 praifed, or he gave thanks ; he uttered praifes 
 abundantly. 7 he confefled : hence H^in 
 todahy confeffion, or pralfe: pi. fern. TTt^TS 
 todoty praifes, or thankfgivings, Nth. xxii. 8. 
 TYT\TX^Jehudahy Judah, thefon of Jacob; hence 
 ^T^tl^jehudiy a Jew, and t^^y\TV^, jehudimy Jews; 
 Ty^'y)TV^jehudity the Jewifli language : hence the 
 verb formed in 7 he confefled. Lev. xvi. 2 1 : 
 alfo 7 he feigned himfelf a Jew, EJlher viii. 
 17. ^)jady a hand> by which we throw any 
 thing. 
 
 17. Vy^^jadang. i he knev/. 2 he was 
 known. 3 and 5 he made known, or he ma- 
 nifefted. 4 and 6 he was made known. 7 
 he made himfelf known; hence HI/l degnah^ 
 
T 119 
 
 T^Hl dagnati V"^^ maddang^ Ch. V^l^^O mandangy 
 knowledge, or fcience^ IH^O modangy and 
 y!n.lIP mejuddang^ a kinfman, or a fanniliar friend, 
 one well known, Pf. Ixxxviii. 19. riJ/niD 
 modagnaty kindred, or affinity, Ruth iii. 2. 
 J/nJD maddiiangy wherefore, ^i^y*^^. jiddegnoniy 
 a foothfayer> one profeffing to know much. 
 Lev, xix. 31. 
 
 i^ljahy one of the great names of God, P/, 
 Ixviii. 5, importing felf-being, fclf-effence, or 
 exiftencei from the root iTH kajaky he was, or 
 he is. 
 
 18. ^^]jehab. Ch. i he gave. 2 and 4 
 Ch. he was given. 7 he was given, or deli- 
 vered over. 3n^ ;'ehal?y a care, or burthen, 
 P/l Iv. 23. Hn^M kabhab^ a gift: pi. m. 
 D^rinijn habhoUm^ gifts, ffi/. viii. 13. 
 
 ^'^^J^y^^^^* 7 '"'^ Judaized, and ^'^^^^\\jehudi, 
 a Jew, &c. fee in Tl'lljada/u 
 
 19. ^^i^ljahir, proud, arrogant, rafh, or 
 infolent, Hab. ii. 5. 
 
 20. XjV jom^ a day. ^72V jomdm^ daily, or 
 by day, P/*. i. 2: pi. m* D^^^ Jamimy days; 
 alfo a year, i Sam. i. 3: du. m. 'Q^OVjcmaJim, 
 two days. 
 
 21. P^ mt^^;^, mire, or clay* 
 
1^20 n^ 
 
 22. tilljazam. i he thought. 
 
 23. ]f^jazany hence: pi. m, of the parti- 
 ciple in 4 O^'^l^P mejuzzanimy armed, Jer. v. 8: 
 fee in ]1T zun. 
 
 24. V}ljzangy and T]i^\ zeguah^ fweat. 
 
 25. ^n^ jachad. i he united. 3 he did 
 unite, or he made one, P/C Ixxxvi. 1 1. TH^J 
 
 jachidy one, only one, only begotten, &c. pL m. 
 Dn^n^ ^echidimy folitary, lonely ones, Pf. 
 Ixviii. 7. ^^^ jachad^ and nH^ ^^^^^^^^^'^^ to- 
 gether, or at once. 
 
 26. /H'' jVr/zi?/. 3 and 5 he hoped, he 
 waited, he caufed to wait, or he made to 
 hope. 2 he entertained himfelf in hope, he 
 waited. f^^nifi tochelet, waiting, hope, or 
 expectation, Prov. xiii. 12. 
 
 27. tiXVjacham. i and 3 he was hot, he 
 waxed hot 5 hence he conceived. Niphal or 2 
 the fame 5 he was inflamed, or he inflamed 
 himfelf, &c. Ifa. Ivii. 5 : hence Kbn chema:, 
 and npn chemahy heat, anger, fury, or hot 
 wrath ; alfo poifon. 
 
 28. ^"Ijuchephy barefooted, 2 ^J^;;/. xVr 30. 
 
 29. V^TiVjachashy a genealogy 3 hence in 7 
 he reckoned, or rehearfed and (hewed his 
 
b 
 
 121 
 
 genealogy, i Chron. v. 17; or he was reckoned 
 by genealogy. 
 
 30. 3^^ jatab, i. he was good, or he did 
 feem good. 5 he did good. 2^)\p melaby 
 good, the beft, Exod, xxii. 5. 
 
 31. ]Trjajmy wine, P/. civ. 15. 
 
 32. rO"^ jachach. 5 nplH hochiach^ he 
 difputed, he rcafoned or argued, he judged 5 
 alio he reproved. 2 and 6 he diJputed, he 
 was reproved. nniDlil tochechaJi^ or riri5"li1 
 tocnachat^ a rebuke, or a reproof, Pro \ xli. i. 
 
 33. ^3^ jachcl. I he could, he was able, 
 he prevailed. '^(P^, jechclely power. ^D^^p 
 michaly a river, a brook, or a ford of a rivcr,^ 
 2 <y^,w. xvii. 20. 
 
 34. *ly^ y^W. I he begot ; alfo to bear 
 or bring forth. 2, 4, and 6, he was born and 
 brought forth. 3 and 5 he made to bear, or 
 he caufcd to bring forth ; to do the part of a 
 midwife. 7 he did (liew his birth. "^/Ijeled^ 
 a boy: fern. H^ly^ jaldahy a girl. 'I^'J valady 
 or l*?! 1;^/^^, a child. rTJelidy Gen. xvii. 12, 
 pi. m. ^^yh^jelidim^ Gen. xvii. 23, born. T\Tp\ 
 
]22 J"* 
 
 jaldiit, youth, infancy. HH? ledahy birth: 
 m. T^ID molady fern. r^77''^ mcledet^ nativity, 
 or a native foil. ^^\jUiody nev;-born. ri'l^^Q 
 mcjalledety a midwife: pi. fenn. rilT /111 toUdoty 
 generations, Gen, ii. 4. 
 
 35. '^lljalach, 1 he went, or he walked. 
 c he made to walk, or did lead. 
 
 36. }TjalaL 5 he howled. T\ n^jelalahy 
 a howling, or crying, v?*^ ^^^^'^> ^h, alas. 
 
 37. T\\y}^^ jcAlsphet ^ a rotten fcurf, or a pu- 
 tritied fcab. 
 
 3^- Pllj^'^-'^} ^ caterpillar. 
 
 39. Q^y^^;;;, the iea: pi. 'D^T^] jammim; but 
 pi. m. u'^'tyjemim, mules. Gen. xxxvi. 24. 
 
 40. X'tjljcminy the right hand, or the right 
 i'ldt', alfo the fouth, Pj. Ixxxix. 13. ^2!2\ 
 
 jefnaniy right handed, i Kings vii. 21 ; but 
 ""Tu^^Jemini^ one of the tribe of Benjamin, i 
 Kings ix. J, and FJih. ii. 5 ; hence in 5 ^Q^!! 
 hemin^ he declined to t'ne right hand, IP"^-!! 
 temany the fouth. 
 
 4T, "ID^jamar. 5 ^J^^'P^I hemir^ he changed 
 himfelf : fee *n'^ ;;?^r. 7. HS^OH kitjammery 
 Tfaiah Ixi. 6, he exalted himfelf, or he fpoke 
 much of himfelf j from ^^^ amar, 
 
 42. T]Tjanah. i and 5 he opprefled, he 
 afiliftedi hence "^f!^ jonah^ a dove: pi. m. 
 
lilS 
 
 lL^T\^ joninii doves; fo called, becau fc fubjefb 
 to the oppreffion and rapine of other birds, 
 
 43. V\T janach. 5. TV^IT] hinmach^ he placed; 
 alfo he left, he fcnt away, he fuffercd, he dif- 
 rr.ified, or permitted; alfo he laid or fct afide. 
 6 he was placed, he was left. n2;!2 muncach^ 
 that which is left, any fpace left void. T^nj 
 nachatf reft, or a thing laid afide, or laid up: 
 fee in ni3 nuachy and riHS nachat. 
 
 44. '^T^janah i he fucked. 5 to give 
 fuck, or to feed with nnilk. J*^1?.?^P mmeket^ a 
 nurfe, or a wonnan giving fuck, p^')*' jcnek^ 
 a fuckling, or a young fucking infant. -T'lpr:^"' 
 
 jonekety a branch, or a tender plant: pL fern* 
 T\Mp^y^ jonkoty and Tilp^^'l janikot^ tender twigs^ 
 branches, or plants which fuck their fub- 
 ftance from the root, or from the earth, 
 
 45. ^P^ j^J^d. T and 3 he founded^, 
 grounded, or laid the foundation. 2, 4, and 63,. 
 he was grounded, or founded; alio 2 he con- 
 fulted, Pf. ii. 2. ^^\jij[ady a founder, or one 
 who lays the foundation, IJaiah xxviii. 16^ 
 ^^0] jefody and ^5P majfad^' \ Kings vii 9- 
 or 1D1D mujady IJaiah xxviii. 16, a ground or 
 foundation: pi. m. DHDIO mofdim-. fern. 
 nnOID mojdoty foundations. 
 
46. "^sUljafach. 1 he anointed, P/. ii. 6. 
 
 47. ^'P^Jqfaph. I and 5 he added, or he 
 did add to j alfo he went forward, 2 and 6 
 Ch. ri^p'^ri Ban, iv. 33, he was added, or it 
 was added. 
 
 48. ^'!0\ jajar^ i, 3, and 5 he chaftlfed> 
 he corrcfted, he infiruftcd. 2 and 7 he wa.^ 
 inftrufted and chaftifed, or he inftrufted him- 
 fclf. ^DiD miifar^ chaRifement, or inftrudlion, 
 "iDTO mcjavy or "Ipl^ ;(?/^r, a band : pi. m. 
 t^^^\}'C\ jejurm, Jey. xvii. 30^ and C^^'DID 
 mojarim^ PJ\ cxvi. 16: fern, illipiQ moferoty 
 bands, the bands of difcipiine and corre6i:ion> 
 Pj: ii. 3. 
 
 49. "It*^ jagfjad. I he appointed, he ap- 
 pointed or decreed, he appointed a certain 
 time and place to meet in; alfo he betrothed 
 or efpoufcd. 2 to meet together by appoint- 
 ment. 5 he appointed a timie, he called 
 together. 6 he was appointed. ^"7^ griedahy 
 an aflembly, or congregation, ^if'^ mognedy 
 and nT|;1D jnugnahah, an appointed time, a 
 folemn aflembly: pi. m, D^'^yTD yniigdnanm^ 
 and fern. J^i*fj^*9 mugnadQi^ foleminities, or 
 folemn meetings. 
 
r u5 
 
 ' 50. T]]rijagnah. i he cad our, or he caft 
 forth, he fwepc, he removed. Dl!/^ jagyiim^ 
 ! befoms or (hovels, inftruments to remove duft 
 f or afhes, Exod, xxxviii. 3. 
 
 51. VJ^ jagnaz. 2 *]}^^ 7WgnaZy he was 
 ' ftrong, or he was ftrengthened. 
 
 52. i^illjag^tal, I he clothed, he covered, 
 Ch. ^V.^jegnat, 1 and 7 he counfelled, or he 
 took counfcl : hence '^It. jcgnaty and i^i2^ gneta^ 
 counfel. Y^^'lJagn^tWy counfellors. 
 
 53. iV^jagnaL 5 ^^V)"^ hognily he pro- 
 fited, or he was profitable. T) /li^_ jagnalah, a 
 roe or a hind, Prov, v. 19: pi, m. D*''?i^'l 
 wild goats,, PJ, civ. 18. 
 
 54. 7i?^73 belijagyiaU belial, a man of belial, 
 a man of no worth, a wretch who is an unpro- 
 fitable burthen on the earth; for the word is 
 compofed of the negative particle /3 bal^ or 
 7? beliy no, not, or without, &c. and this 
 primitive word 71^^ jagnal^ profit: fee aifo 
 ^iVgnalal.- 
 
 55. ly. jagnan, for, becaufe, a cauflitive 
 particle. ^^^^^ jagnanah, an owl: fee in H^j^ 
 gnanah* 
 
 56. ^"l janaph^ 1 he was weary, ^i^^ 
 j^^nephy weary: Ch. ^V)jegnaphy Dan, ix. 21, 
 
126 ^ 
 
 wearinefs : pi, fcm. 2liDI/iin tognaphoty ftrength, 
 or abundance, J^^ xxii. 25. 
 
 SI- yUljagualz. I he confulted, he coun- 
 felled^ or he took counfel. 2 and 7 he con- 
 fulted with himfelf. Y^V jognetz^ a counfellor. 
 "^XV. gnetzahy a counfel : pi. fern. r\li*^1/D 
 piognatzoty counfels or confukations, Prov. 
 xxii. 2C. 
 
 58. **ij'^ j^g^^^^y a wood; alfo a wild 
 honey-comb. 
 
 59. HD^ japhah. I he was fair. 3 he 
 made fair. 4 ^^^^^^jcpjaphahy he was made 
 fair, 7 he m.ade himfelf fair, or he did fairly 
 adorn himfelf. T]^ljaphahy fair, and n^^?i"nD'; 
 jephephijahy moft fair, Jer. xlvi. co. "^r^^ JQphiy 
 fairnds, or beauty, ]fa. iii. 24. "^^^^japhach. 
 Pf. xlv. 3, he breathed, he did blow, he fighed, 
 he drew his breath. 5 the fame. T^r>ljapeahy 
 one who breathes or blows. 
 
 60. y-** j^-P^^'K^ 5 he fhined, he was 
 bright, ny?)'; jiphgnehy light or brightnefsj 
 and fplendcur, Ezek. xxviii, 7. 
 
 6 1 . TS"^^ japaiy hence. ri?i^ ;;;^/^/, a fign, 
 a wonder. 
 
 62. ^%^^jatza, I he went out, 5 H^^V^H 
 
v^ 107 
 
 hoizia, he caufcd to go forth, he brought our. 
 
 6 he was brought out. i^VlD motza, a going 
 out, any thing brought forth. i^V /2^, HJ^V 
 tzeahy or i^i$)i tzoah, dung, the excrement : 
 pi. m. D*^X'1V tzoimy filthy, Zech. iii. 3 ; alfo 
 pi. ID. D*^{!^Vi^V tzeelzaim, I/a. xxii. 24, and 
 D^'k^^^V'^P mitziim^ Chrcn. xxxii. 21, poiterity, 
 children, or the offspring: pL fern. ill^^KiH 
 ictzaoty and Hii^^iD motzaoty egrefTions, or 
 goings out: alfo pi. m. branches growing out 
 from trees. 
 
 61^. yi^jatzah. 5 he appointed, he placed, 
 2 and 6 he was appointed, he was fet or placed. 
 
 7 he fet, or he placed himfelf, Pf. ii. 2 ; he 
 ftood. 21(5 nitztzabi a governor, or one fet 
 and appointed over any charge. 11^12 mutzahi 
 DK^ matztzaby and fern. HD^Q matztzahahy 
 &c. a {landing, a ftation, a (landing camp. 
 nn"^p fnatztzbahy 2l pillar, or a (landing (latue. 
 Ch. 2^)il jalziby or ^^^^^iljalzziba, true, truth, 
 or certainty. 
 
 64. J^*^ jatzag. 5 he appointed, or he 
 placed. 6 he was placed. 
 
 6^. V^^ jat.:cjng. 5 he prepared abed, he 
 did fpread, or cover over. 4 he was i'pread 
 over. Vyi\jetzuangy andi^VP matzangy a bed. 
 i^^^T jatziangy a covering, or a fpreading over. 
 
128 p^ 
 
 66^ p^P^jafzak. i he poured our, he was 
 poured out, or he flowed down; alfo he was 
 made firm, folid, and hard; he was placed. 
 6 he was poured out. p^^^) jatzuk^ PV^S 
 mutzak^ poured out; alfo firm and fohd, 
 Job xi. 15, The word applies to metal made 
 firm and folid by melting; alfo fern, a pouring 
 out: pi. fem. Hip'^^Q mutzakoty and ^p^^Q 
 mutzekety tunnels or pipes into which liquor is 
 poured when vefiels are filling, 
 
 67. IVt jatzar. i he fafhioned, or formed; 
 alfo he was ftraightened, he was vexed. 2, 4, 
 and 6, he was fafhioned, or formed. "^^^ jotzer^ 
 a potter, one who formeth or falTiioneth clay. 
 "y^^jetzer^ any thing fafhioned or formicd, a 
 fiftion ; hence a thought or imagination, the 
 fidion of the mind, Gen. vi, 5: pi. m. Q'^'IV^ 
 
 jetzurimy members, Job xvii. 8. H'lli* tzurah^ 
 a form or fafliion : fee alfo in "lli* tzur^. 
 
 68. r^^ jatzat. i he burned, he was 
 burned, or he was kindled, 2 the fame. 5 
 he did burn or kindle. 
 
 69. ^p^Jekeiy a wine-p^efs, 
 
 70. ^K j^'^^d. I he burned. 6 he was 
 burned, or kindled. ^p*! jekody Tlp^ jakudy 
 and ^p'^Q moked: fem. HlpVj mokduh^ a fire. 
 
1^ 129 
 
 iKac, or burning; a chimney: Ch. '^1]?.^. 
 jekedahy Dan. vii. 1 1 ; and i^HTp^. yVi'i^M, Dan. 
 iii. 6, 26, burning, ardent, or burning hot. 
 
 7 1 '^Ol?^ jikkehaby obedience, a congrega- 
 tion, or gathering together^ Gen. xlix. 10. 
 
 72. i^J^)jakang^ i he was loofed, he was 
 pulled off; or it was put out of joint. Gen. 
 xxxii. 25; he was disjointed, or feparated, 
 Jer. vl. 8. 5 he did hang up. 6 he W3s 
 hanged up. 
 
 73. ^Jll jaknph. 5 he compafied about. 
 Job xix. 6. 
 
 74. ^^^^jakatz. I he awaked. 
 
 IS* "^K j^kar, I he was precious, he did 
 feem or was efteemed precious.. 5 he made 
 precious, ^^^^jakavy ^p^jekar, and ^^^Ijakkiry 
 Ch. ^'^^^jakkiray precious, dear, glorious, or 
 honourable ; alio honour or glory. 
 l, 76. '^p^ljaka?. I he laid fnares. 2 he 
 ^ was entrapped in fnares, or he enfnared him- 
 felf. ^'pVjoke//jy U/ipijakc/Jj, and '^'^p^ jakujb, 
 a fowler. ll*p}D a fnare, or a {tumbling- 
 block: pi. m. "O^'^^pV jakaskim, enfnared, or 
 caught in a' fnare. 
 
 77. ^n"!^ J7re. I he feared. 2 he was 
 terrible, or greatly ro be feared. 3 he terri-^ 
 
 K 
 
130 n^ 
 
 fied, or made afraid. i^^)jare, fearing. ^1^1) 
 Jirah, and i^*11J2 mcrai or rTIIQ raorahy PJ. ix. 
 2I3 fear or reverence. 
 
 78, ^!1!J jarad, i he defcended. 5 he 
 made to defcend, he led down, he call, or did 
 throw down. 6 he was led, carried, caft> or 
 thrown down. *1^VJ morad, a defcent, or 
 fteep place. 
 
 79, ^"^^jarah, i he did caft down, he 
 did caft darts. 2 he was (liot through with 
 darts, Exod. xix. 13. 5 rTIIH horabj he caft, 
 or he caft forth; he ftiot^ alfo he taught, he 
 inftrufted and admonifiied, he did caft do<5i:rIne 
 and learning from his mouth; hence n^^^"^ 
 torahy the law, or doftrine, chiefly the law of 
 God. TVp!^ jorefh ^^fo n"11D morehy the former 
 rain> or that which falls after the feed is fown; 
 fo called, bccaufe it caiifes the earth to bring 
 forth the feed fown; alio T]^^^ tnorehy a prieft, 
 a teacher, 1 Kings xvii. a8. 
 
 80.' HT jareachy the moon. TVV^ jerachy . 
 a month, meafured by the moon* 
 
 81, 12^) jar at, i he declined, or turned 
 afide: alfo he inclined, or turned over, Jcb 
 xvi. IT, and Nmnb, xxii. 32. 
 
 82, '^yijarechy the thigh, or afide: fem. 
 T^^'yij arc ally Gen, xlix. 13, 
 
:2^ 131 
 
 83. V^r y^^^^^. I he was or Teemed to 
 be evil; alfo he did evil. ^ll^l] jerignahy 
 a curtain, Exod. xxvi. 2. 
 
 84- 'py^'jaraL i he did fpit. pTT 
 jaroky green, greeniih. ^^^Jereky greennefs, or 
 a green herb. X^'^^Jerakon^ mildew, or pale- 
 mky a, difeafe of corn, i Kwgsv'm. 37; Deut, 
 xxviii. 22. P^PP) jerakrak, greeniih, or very 
 green, Lev. xiii. 49, pT n?;^, jpittle. 
 
 85, t^T^^ /^r^/>/, I and 3 he inherited, he 
 poflefled by inheritance. 2 he was caft out of 
 his inheritance, he was impoveriihed, Prov. 
 XXX. 9 ; from ^*^1 ru//;. 5 he made to pofTefs, 
 he appointed an heir; alfohe didcaftout of his 
 pofltfTion, he impoveriflhed; ^2!}'y)DfncraJh^ and 
 fem. r]tyjerej%ah..r^W^\jeruf%0^^^^^^^ nw^m 
 moraJfMby a poffeffion, an inheritance, t^^ll^T^ 
 tiroj/ij ViC)N wine, which affects the fenfes of 
 thofc who drink it, N.mh. xviii. 12. 
 
 8.6. ^jefh: \^c\nT]^;\jaJ/lah. 
 
 87. '2''Z'\jashab, i he , dwelt, he remained, 
 he did fit or abide, he Ctaid. 2 he vvas in- 
 habited. 3 and 5 he made to fit, he caufe.d to 
 inhabit, 6 he vvas made to dwell, or inhabit. 
 52^*lp m^habyfi^vi^.'^'^^ Jhibahy a habitation, 
 dwelling, or refidcnce, 2 Sam. xix. 32. H'^'il^ 
 tojhaby an inhabitant. 
 
 K 2 
 
132 ^ 
 
 88. "^"^^ japiah: hence '^^'}, jejhy he was, 
 he is, they are or vv^re ; a word agreeing with 
 all numbers and perfons, and the original of 
 the Latin eji. Hence H^t^^lll tujhijah, effence, 
 exiftence, fubilance, fubftantial, cxiftent, or 
 exifting; a v;ord diverfly rendered, frequently 
 by prudence, wifdom, virtue, law, reafon, &c. 
 
 89. T\"slJ\ jejfjachy deprefllon, humiliation, 
 or calling down, Micah vi. 1 4. 
 
 90. \^'^^ jajkat. 5 he extended, or he 
 ftretched forth, 
 
 91. D^*^ ja/ham. i he was defolate, or 
 laid wafte. 5 he made defolate. llz-i^^^V; 
 a wildernefs or defert, Pf. Ixviii. 8. 
 
 92. \^.ljafhan, i he flept. 2 he grev/, 
 old, or he remained long, Beut. iv. 25, Lev. 
 xxvi. 10. 3 he caufed to deep. \^^^jajheny 
 fleeping. V^^ja/haUj old. TSW fhenah^ fleep. 
 
 93. V'^^ j a/hang. 5 V.^^'^^ hofliiang^ hC 
 faved, he preferved. 2 he was faved;' 
 hence V'^l jeJJiang^ T\^^^ii\ tejhugnah^ and 
 T]]IW^ jejhugnahy &c. falvation, or fafety: pi. 
 fern, riij/lu^^'! jejhugnoty Pf. xviii. 51 ; and 
 Ty\V'^'M2 mo/fiagnoty ^.Ixviii 21, fafeties, all 
 kind of falvation. J/^t^lC mojhiangy a faviour, 
 one who brings falvation. 
 
iV 133 
 
 94. nS2^^ jajhpheh^ a jafper ftone, a pre- 
 cious ftone 'io called, Exod. xxviii. 20. 
 
 95- "^^'t j^jii^^' I h^ ^vas right, or 
 righteous, or he was upright. 3 and 5 he 
 redified, or made right, he direfced; alfo 
 he made ftrait or plain, 4 he was directed, 
 or made right, he was fitted and made equal, 
 I Kings vi. 35. ^'^\jashar^ ^^2)^ jojher^ and 
 *IV^\P mijhor^ right, righteous, or upright, 
 righteoufnefs, or equity, Pf. cxliii. lO; alfo 
 ftraitnefs, or plain: pL, m. D^"1^'^C mejharmy 
 uprightnefs or righteoufnefs, PJ, xvii. 2 ^ alia 
 upright, or uprightly. Cant. i. 4, 
 
 96. ^^jajhejlo, or'^^'^ljajhifjj, very old 
 and ancient, Job xv. 10 ; Or one (looping for 
 old age, 2 Chron, xxxvi. 17. 
 
 97. ^^j^'ty Ch. an article of the accufative 
 cafe. 
 
 98. "^Tyijutab. Ch. he did fit, he abode, 
 or he dwelt. 5 he caufed to dwell, he placed, 
 the fame with the Hebrew ^'^'^^jajlak. 
 
 99. TH^ joted^ a nail, or a pole. 
 
 100. thTS^ jatcm^ an orphan, fatherlefa, 
 or without parents, E^ad. xxii. 21. 
 
 10 r. "^Ty^Jafar. 5 he left, or he made to 
 jemain ^ he abounded, he made excellent, or 
 he made to abound. 2 and 6 be was left, be 
 
134 KD 
 
 was made to abound, or he was made excellent. 
 
 'y\T\'ljattiry2inA'^T\]t2 motar: fern. ^'y^^Jitrnhy 
 excellent^ excellency s alfo profit or gain $ or 
 that which remains, a remnant, the refi", or 
 that which is left over and above, &c. r\nr\l'^ 
 joterety the caul of the liver, Exod\ xxix. 12, 
 "^X^^jeteVy a cord, or firing, Pj, xi. 2: pL m. 
 D"^*)r\*^.5 metarimy cords or (trings, Pf, xxi, 13. 
 Ch. ^rP!\jatiry excellent, Dan, ii. 31, 
 
 I. 3K2 caab, i he was grieved. 5 he 
 made to grieve. 3^5 ceeby and Ii1K5?5 machchy 
 forrow, or grief, Ps, Ixix. 27 : pi. m. D^31^PP 
 machobimy fern. niDJ*{?P machobot^ forrows. 
 
 2 ni^3 ^^^^. 5 ni^^D hichahy he broke^ 
 or he bruifed in pieces ; alfo he afflifted, he 
 made poor. 2 he was broken, or he was 
 made poor, nj^p5 necheahy afflifted, or broken> 
 Prov. XV. 13: pi. m. D^'Jl^?? nechalmy ftricken, 
 or broken, IJa. xvi. 7* HJ^B caehy and pi. 
 
3D 135 
 
 D"^!?^! cahuy afflifted, poor, broken, or con^r 
 trice: fee \}T^ chalach, 
 
 3. *i33 cahad. i he was heavy, either in 
 weight, honour, or riches; hence he was ho- 
 noured, he was glorified. 2 he was honour- 
 able, or he glorified himfelf. 4 the fame. 3 
 and 5 he honoured, he glorified, or he magni- 
 fied; he made heavy with honour. 7 he gio- 
 rified, he honoured, or augmented himfelf. 
 133 cahedy heavy, numerous. *I?3 cebed^ and 
 irjS r(?^^'/:/, weight, gravity. ^^^^2^ cabod : fern. 
 &n*T13!p cehiidaby honour, or glory. I^r^ 
 nickbady honoured, or honourable: pi. m. 
 0*^735 J nichbadimy JJa. xxiii. 8; glorious, or 
 full of glory : alfo the liver Is called 133 cabed^ 
 becaufe the heavleft of all the entrails. 
 
 4. 1*13^ cabah. i he was extinguifiied. 3 
 he did exting-uifh, 2 Sam. xiv, 7. 
 
 5. 753 celeli a pair of (locks, or fetters, 
 PJ, cv. 18'. 
 
 6. D32 cabas. 3 D35 dbhs^^ be waflied. 
 4 and 6 he was waflied. Lev. xiii. 56. D313 
 ^^^Jt'j", a fuller, or ^A-alher of cloth, ^. vii, 3: 
 p). m. D^'p^D/P mechabe] niy wiiihers, or fullers,' 
 MaL iii. 2. 
 
 7. tQi3 cobangy a heloiet, *^ifr. xlvi. 4. 
 
 8. 133 cabar. 5 he multiplied. 'T'^S 
 
156 "O 
 
 eabiry or T^!Ili<2 cabir^ mighty, ftrong. ")*^55 
 (ebir^ a pillow, i Sam. xix. 13; alio *"i^39 
 mtchbary a fieve, or a grate, jEa:^?^. xxxv, 16. 
 H'^-?? cibraky a mile, or a league; an acre, or 
 a little piece of ground, Gen. xxxv. 15. *)3?0 
 machbery a covering, fpread over any thing, 2 
 Kings viii. 1 5 ; but l^? cahar^ a particle de- 
 noting the time paft, Ecdes. u 10, now, 
 already, &c. 
 
 9. ti/52 tabajh* \ and 3 he fubdued. 
 Ji^53 r^iJ^7&, a little hill, or height. |^^?3 
 a furnace; but ^^55 cebesy ^\xk\fin^ is a lamb, 
 or fheep. 
 
 10. 3*15 r^i^^ Ch. 1 he lied. nn*75 
 eidbah, 3, lie. 
 
 11. ^^T^ r/i^^^, a fparkle, or a fpark of 
 fire. Job xli. 10. ^3 cad^ a pitcher, or veflelj 
 I Kings xvn 14. 13"T2 cadcody an agate, or 
 emerald, ^. liv. 12. 
 
 12. '^l^ cediy Ch. who? which? &c. the 
 fame with ^1 di, 
 
 13. pT3 cidony a lance; fee in T3 nV, 
 n3*J5 cidnahy he, or that man, Ihe, or that 
 womaii; the fame with ]7 den. 
 
 14 ^^*^3 cadduvy or hits aVc?r, a battle^ 
 or an army arrayed, Jfa, xxli, 18. 
 
 ! 
 
13 137 
 
 15. ^'^ ^ohy fo, yes, a particle of affir- 
 mation and fimilitudes alio here, or thither. 
 
 16. ^^r^ cahah. i and 3 he was dark, 
 dinn, or he failed, IJa. Ixii, 4; alfo he preffed, 
 or he reftrained, he was rcftrained and ftrait- 
 enedi he frowned, i 6'^/;^. iii. 13; T]T]'2^ cehah^ 
 dark, darkncfs, or dimnefs, a contraclion, 
 ftraicening, or drawing into wrinkles, Nah, ni, 
 19; Lev. xiii. 56, and pi. fern. rilHS cekoty 
 i^i;. xiii. 39, fad, or fadnefs. 
 
 17. ^ni? f^/:?^/. Ch. 1 he could, or he 
 ' was able. 7n2 cahel^ potent, able, or pow- 
 1 erful, Da7t. ii. '26, 
 
 I 16. ]D^ cohen^ a priefl:, a prince ^ either 
 I one who offers facrince, and hath the charge 
 j of iioly things, or he who is a magiftrate in 
 I civil things; hence in 3 ^ij^ ciheriy he mini- 
 \ ftered in holy things, or he did the prieft's 
 I office. *^^CJ5 chehiinnah^ priefthood, or the 
 office of a prieft, Ezra ii. 62 : pi. fern, msns 
 cehunnot^ priefthoods, i Sam, ii. 2fi. 
 
 19. i^^3 cavvay Ch. a window : pi. naafc. 
 P?? cavviuy windows, Dan* vi. 11. 
 
 20. ni2 cavah. 2 he was burned, ^/i?. 
 xliii, 2. ^'S t7, n^15 cevijah^ and H^pP michevaby 
 a burning. 
 
138 131 
 
 2 1. ni2 hoach^ ftrength,, virtue^ power, 
 TTiight, &c, aifo the lizard. Lev, xi. 30. 
 
 22. f'^^ciil, I he contained, he embraced, 
 he comprehended, he mealured. 3 he fiif- 
 tained, he upheld, he nourifhed, he difpofed,^ 
 and meadircd* 4 he was fuRained, or up 
 holden. 5 he contained, oi-fuftcinedi he took, 
 or he did take; hence fon^ie derive v*'2 dlai^ 
 greedy, or avaricious: fee /''2 til, 
 
 23. p3 cun, 3, and 5 he prepared, 
 fitredy difpofed, or direiled; he appointed or 
 eltablilLed. 2, 4, and 6 he was fitted or pre- 
 pared;, he was eftabliilied, or he was made 
 rirm and liable; he wasdireclcd. 7 the fame, 
 |3 cen^ right, fo, yes. ^5*^ cichen^ ExacL ii. 14^ 
 trulv, &c. TVl,2 carjiahy a young; or tender 
 branch or plant, P/I Ixxx. 15. *p'w ^Z^i^a^ the 
 name of an idol, /imos v. 25: pi. m. C\jJ5 
 
 ' cavvamm^ cakes, . j^r. vii. 18. p^Q ?;2^ri?67?, 
 and ni^^i^ iechimah^ and H^^wp mechunahy &c. 
 a place, a feat, a bafis or foundation ; properly 
 a prepared place^ or feat; alfo a preparation or 
 difpofuion.. 
 
 24, D13 i-^j, a cup, Gen.y\. ii; alfo the 
 name of an unclean bird, or an ovy], Lev, xi, 17. 
 
 25. 1^2 ciir^ a furnace., a vcffel to meJr 
 metal in ; alio "^Z^' cor^ is the greateft meafure 
 
^2 ISO 
 
 of dry things j the fame with ^^H chomcry 
 an homer. 
 
 24. 3j3 cazab, i Und 3 he lied., a he 
 w^s made a liar, or he was convinced of 
 lies. 5 he caufed to lie. n?3 cazab, a lie, 
 and nOs^ achzaby falfe, deceitful, 
 
 27. "^|5^ achzavy cruel, fierce, favage^ 
 aifo ilVHip'^ achz-erijuty fiercehefs, or cruelty, 
 PrczK XXV ii. 4. 
 
 128. *Tn3 etched. 3 he hid. 2 he was 
 hid, Ho/, V. 3 ; alfo he was cut off, and fo hid 
 for ever. 5 h^ hid., he cue off. 
 
 29. vHS cachaL i he painted the face or 
 cyes^ he counterfeited, Ezek. xxiii-. 48. 
 
 30. ti^nS cachajh. i, 2, 3, and 7 he lied,. 
 he v/as made a liar; alfo -2 he was lean, or he- 
 Was made lean; l^^HJ cachajh^ a lie: pl^ m^ 
 C^Si^nj cechajhimy liars, ^^. xxx. g. 
 
 31. ^^ ciy becaufe, for, 6tc. a caufative 
 particle. 
 
 32. T3 cidy deftruftion, Job xxi. 20. 
 pT3 cidoHy a lance, fpear, or buckler, 
 
 33* "T? or 72 cilaiy greedy, or avaricious ^ 
 a churlj one who holds fail what he hath: fee 
 ^12 r///. 
 
.140 ^73 
 
 34 '^P'^3 cimab^ a conftellation of the 
 ftars, called the Pleiades^ Job ix. 9. 
 
 35. D^5 nj, a bag or purfej Prcv. i. 14. 
 
 36. i^S'^3 r^/i6^. Ch. a rock: pi. m. D^S3 
 caphim^ rocks, J^r. iv. 29 ; hence the Apoftle 
 Peter was called Cephas^ a rock. 
 
 37. nrS ^?^r, a cauldron, a veflfel to wafh 
 in, a laver, Exod, xxx. 185 alfo a hearth, or a 
 veiTel to keep fire, Zecb, xii. 6 ; alfo a pulpit, 
 or fcaffbld, 2 Chrcn. vi. 33: pi. m. D*'*)l'^3 
 ajorim^ fern* rillTS cijorot^ lavers, or vefTcls to 
 wafli in: du. m. D^T? cirajim. ranges for pots 
 wherein cakes were baken, L^x^. xi. 35. 
 
 38. ^\^ cach^ fo, thus, &c. HDS cachah, 
 the fame s a particle of likenefs or fimilitude, 
 aW. xii, II; and Nufub. xi. 15. 
 
 39. I1D12 cochahy a Itar, Numb^ xxiv. 17; 
 pk m. 2*^3312 chochabim^ ftars, G^?/. i i6 
 
 40. *1?2 ckcary a mafs, a piece of any 
 thing; alfo a plain, when it is fpoken of the 
 ground; and a talent, when fpoken of metal. 
 
 41. /3 coh or /3 cal^ all; a colleclive par- 
 ticle : fee in 773 calcal. 
 
 42. ^^73 cala. I and 3 he fhut up, or he 
 clofed, he contained, or he reft rained, 2 he 
 
^3 141 
 
 Was reftralncd, &c. K?.?. cele^ 1 Kings xvii. 4, 
 S^^^S r^//, or i<l/5 celuj Jer. xxxvii. 4, a 
 reftraint ; hence a prifon, or place of reftraint. 
 rn^P michlahy or ^7?^ michlay a flieepfold, 
 or a fold for cattle : pi. fem. niS759 michheot^ 
 fheepfolds, Pj. Ixxviii. 70 ; alfo dual. mafc. 
 pl^'?p cilajimy things of divers kinds. Lev. 
 xix. 9, and Deut, xxii. 9. . 
 
 39' -^7? celeby a dog. 2175 ^r^/^^, a baflcer. 
 
 44. n^2 r^/^/r>. I he was finifhed, he was 
 perfected; alfo he was confunned, he failed; 
 alfo CO hope, to truft, to wait, from the Chaldec 
 ufe of the word. 3 he perfedled, he finifhed, 
 he confumed. 4 he was finifhed, orperfefted. 
 ^^^ caky or Tty^ calay Ifa. x, 3, and i*y3 caky 
 Dan. ix. 24, or X^^\^ cillajoHy 'Dent, xxviii. 65, 
 Ija, X. 2-2^ a confunamation, or confumptioni 
 alfo confumed, or deficient and failing. ^73^ 
 tachlity the end, or perfcdlion of any thing: 
 pi. fenn, rii /?P michloty perfeftions, 2 Chron. 
 iv, 21. y5 celiy aveffel; alfo an ornament^ 
 or any inftrnment: pi. m, D 7?. r^//w, veffels: 
 pL fem. -f^^ V? celajoty the reins. 
 
 45. n?? chelach^ old age, Job xxx. 22. 
 
 46. 772 calal. I he perfected, he abfolved 
 and finifhed. '?*^^3 r<^//7, perfed, whole, or 
 abfolute; all, or the whole, a confummation. 
 
1 42 j:2 
 
 or finiHiing. ^y^t^ michloU perfeflion, E:eh 
 xxiii. 12: alfo ^^3P michlal, Pf. \. i -, fem. 
 ^l"^ (^ celilahj La7nent, ii. 15, the fame, wholly 
 or abfolutcly ; alfo a whole burnt-offering, a 
 total burning. n?3 callah^ a bride, or fpoufe, 
 alio a daughter-in-law: pi. fem. ili^1/3 
 xaluloty Jer. ii. 2, efpoufals. 
 
 47. D/2 calam. 2 and 6 he was afhanied, 
 he was difgraced, or he was made to blufb for 
 (hame. 5 he made afhamed, or he difgraced. 
 nS-79 celimmahy and Ti^Sv? celimmut^ igno- 
 miny, difgrace, or fliamx^ heace the word 
 calumny. 
 
 48. nii:)75 celappot : pL fem. ham.mers^ or 
 axes, iy. lx';civ. 6. 
 
 49. R/p3 camah. i he defired greatly, 
 hj^ longed through defire, P/I Ixiii. i. T]lp^ 
 xammah : fee in H/S mahy "^^5 cemo^ as, even 
 as, ^c. 
 
 50. Tp^3 cunmz^ a woman's belt, or bracelet. 
 
 51. ]D2 caman^ a root not ufed; but Jience 
 pi. m. C^SD^D machmanrdm^ things hid, .or 
 treafures, Dan ^i. 43, from the Chaidee figni- 
 fication of the w^ord. jP5 ceman^ to hide. 
 ;]")^2 cmmnoriy cummin, Ifa. xxviii, 27* 
 
 52. DD3 camas i he hid, jD^/^/. xxxii. ^j. 
 
2D 143 
 
 53. **')23 camar. 2 he was hot, or he 
 burned: alfo he was black throuah heat and 
 burning: pi. m. C'lfw? cema7''imy priefts of 
 idols, or the idolatrous priefts of the gentiles, 
 fo called from the blacknefs of their vifa.c^e, 
 and the grirr^nefs of their countenance, when 
 they went to facrifice, which nnade thern feern 
 terribk:? to the idolaters, Ho/, x. 5: pi, m. 
 
 'C*^'1'*jp2 ctmririmj blackneffes, as thofe 
 who mourn, or as bitternefTes, &c. making 
 the root "^^i^ marar ^nd ^/ervil/y' Jo^ u\. ^. 
 *11D5P michmory and ]n*^CpP michmorety a ntu 
 Hah, i. 15. 
 
 54. |3 ceuy thus, or fo: fee ]'i3 cun. 
 
 55. T\^^ c'lnnah. 3 he furnamed, or he 
 gave titles, Ch, '^^5? cenavahy a college, a 
 fociety, or company, Er^ira iv. 9 : fee p3 cun. 
 
 56. ^p55 cenema. Ch, thus, in this man- 
 ner, after this way, Ezra iv. 1 1, 
 
 51. "^^ canaUy a root not ufedj but hence 
 !pl. m. u-*^5? chmmy lice, Excd, viii. 17; and 
 Q33 cinnamy a quantity of lice, 
 
 38. D^3 canas, i and 3 he carried, or he 
 athered together. 7 he gathered himfeif to- 
 ether J hence ^^M? cene/ety a congregation, or 
 
gathering together, and PP^^Q michnefajim^ 
 breeches, 'Exod. xxviii. 42. 
 
 59. 1/33 canang. 5 he humbled, or he laid 
 low. 2 he was laid low and humbled, or he 
 humbled himfeif; he was caft away; hence 
 jy35 cenagnariy ]yp2 cingnan^ and ^?>pJ5 cenag* 
 naniy a Canaanite, a merchant. <^i(33 cingyiahy 
 merchandife, J^^^. x. 17. 
 
 60. ^5? canaph^ a wing, border, corner, or 
 (kirt of a garment; hence in 2 he was removed 
 into a corner, or he was caufcd to fly, he ufed 
 wings, Ifa. xxx. ao. 
 
 61. 1133 cinmry a harp. 
 
 62. ^*33 r^;7^7//'. Ch. he gathered together. 
 7 he was gathered together. 
 
 63. D2 r^j", i^DS ^j//^, and HpS ^^^, a 
 throne, Z)<?///. xvii. iS, &c. alfo H^S ce/ey an 
 appointed time: fee it in DDS r^^. 
 
 64. np3 f^^>&. I and 3 he covered, he 
 hid. 2 and 4 he was covered. 7 he covered 
 himfeif. ^1D5 ce/uiy ^03 ^^^/, and np59 
 michfehy 2t covering. 
 
 65. nC3 cafach. i he cut off, or he cut 
 down: fing. fern. nniD? cefuchahy cut down,! 
 or torn, PJ. Ixxx. 17, and I/a. v. 25 : pi. m. 
 D^niD5 cejachimy cut up, -5^. xxxili. 12. 
 
02 1 45 
 
 66. /D3 cafaL i he was foolifh, he was 
 made, or he became foolifh. v^P3 cefil, a fool, 
 or fooliflij alfo a confteliation, called Orion, 
 jimos V, 8. /P5 ^^/> and fern. ^753 cijiab, 
 and ni^**P3 -cefiluty foolifhnefs, ftupidity; alfo 
 hope, or expeftation, ^oh iv. 6, &:c. 2*^705 
 cefalim^ the flanks, or the bowels. Job xv. 27; 
 i.<?i;. iii. 4 J P/C xxxviii. 8j Prov. ix. 19. 
 I^^P? ^(/7^'z;, the month Ciflev, or November, 
 Zecb. vii. i. 
 
 67. DP3 cuj^m. I he flieared, he did cut 
 or pull off the hair of the head, E.ek. xliv. 20. 
 T\f2U2 cujfemet^ a kind of grain called fpelta, 
 or rye, Exod. ix. 32: pL m. D^Dp2 cujfmimi 
 fpelt, or fitches, Ezek. iv. 9, 
 
 68. Dp3 cafas i he numbered, reckoned, 
 or made an account ; he fummed up, Exod. 
 xii. 4. Kp3 cefey Proi). vii. 20, and np3 ^^Z;?, 
 7y. Ixxxi. 8. an appointed time, a day ap- 
 poiiited, or the new moon. DSD mechesy 
 Numb. xxxi. 28, and T\02t2 michfahy Exod. 
 |xii. Z^z;. xxvii. 23, a fum, apart or portion, or 
 ajiy thing numbered. 
 
 69. ^P3 cafaph. i he defired earneftly. 
 2 he was greatly aitefted with defire, or he 
 
 jlonged for any thing, Gen. xxxi. 30; hence is 
 that thick clay, which moll part of the world 
 
runs mad after, viz. filver or money ; called 
 ^P^ cefeph, becaufe defirable, or defired of all, 
 Gen. xvii. 12: pi. m. D'^Sp? cejfaphim^ money. 
 Gen. xlii. 25. 
 
 70. rii]lp5 cefatoty pi. fern, pillows, Ezek. 
 xiii. 1 8* 
 
 71. ]Jd5 cegnan. Ch. now, already, Dan. 
 iii. 13. 
 
 72. DJ/3 cagnas. i he was angry, h< 
 grieved, or was grieved. 3 he provoked to' 
 wrath and anger, he irritated. DJ/3 or ti^yS 
 cagnas^ anger, wrath, or indignation. 
 
 73. ^3 caphy the hollow of the hand: fe( 
 in ^23 caphaph. 
 
 74. nSS caphah. i he doubled, or h( 
 pacified, he extinguifhed, Prov. xxi. 14. 
 
 75. ^75^ caphaL I he doubled, or he 
 coupled. 2 he was doubled. 755 cepel^ 
 double, or two-fold: du. Dv5? ciplajimy 
 double, or two-fold, Job xi. 6. 
 
 76. ]52 caphany Ezek. xvii. 7. i he ga- 
 thered together: (this vine) did bend^ draw, 
 or apply (her roots) &c. ]22 caphan^ hunger, 
 or famine, from the Chaldee ufe of the word. 
 Job V. 22. 
 
S)3 147 
 
 ^7, D'^pS caphisy a beam of timber, or a 
 pkce or faftening of wood. 
 
 78. ^^5 caphaph^ i he bowed down, or 
 he was bowed down, 1 the fame, Mkah vi. 6 ; 
 hence ^^5 apby the concavity or hoUownefs of 
 any thing, as the bough of a fling, 1 Sam. 
 XXV. 295 or the hollow of the hand, &c. hence 
 often, the hand itfelf, or the fill; affo the fole of 
 the foot, EzeL i 7; a fpoon, Numb, vii* 14; 
 the hollow of the thigh, G^. xxxii. 25; du ni. 
 d^,^'3 cappajim, the hands: pi. fern. rilSS cappot^ 
 boughs or branches of trees, the palms of the 
 hands; alfo fpoons, the handles of a lock. 
 Cant. V. 5. nD3 cippahy a branch or bough 
 of a tree, I/a. ix. 14. 
 
 79. "IS^ caphar^ i he covered with pitch. 
 3 he did appeafe, pacify, or make expiation; 
 or he reconciled, and fo covered delinquencies. 
 2 and 4 he was expiated, or atonement and 
 reconciliation was made, 7 the fame, "155 
 gopher y pitch; alfo expiation, atonement, or 
 redemption, or the price of redemption; alfo 
 camphor,, or the cyprcfs tree. Cant, u 14. 
 .*1S3 cephar^ or .1?5 cephiry Neb. vi. 2, a vil- 
 lage: pi. mafc. D'^"1S3 r/p/m;/?, atonements, 
 Lev. xxiii. 28. r^*!^? capcret^ the propitiatory, 
 or mercy-feat, or the covering ofthepropi- 
 
 L 2 
 
148 1^ 
 
 tiatory ark, Excd^ xxv. ly, *nD5 ccphovy hoar 
 froft, iy. cxlvii. 16, a bafin, i Chron, xxviii. 17. 
 0*^*1125 cephorimy bafins, Ezra i. 10. 'I*'?? 
 a young lion, beginning to fpoil, Ezek, ix. iii. 
 
 80. ii^'^3 capajh. 5 he covered, he turned, 
 or he rolled over. Lam. iii. 16. 
 
 81. T\%^ capat^^ Ch. 1 and 3 he did bind. 
 2 he was bound, Dan. iii. 20, 21. in?3 
 caphtovy a pomegranate, but only artificial, as 
 the knob of any thing, Exod. xxv. 33, or a 
 chapiter; alfo a globe or fphere: pi. m. 
 D'^nilJ^ caphtorimy little globes or fphercs, 
 chapiters and knobs, Zeph. ii. 14. 
 
 82. "l? cary a lamb, &c. fee in *1^3 ^^r<^r. 
 74. 31")5 ceruhy a cherub, or cherubim, 
 
 the image of a man made with wings, Exod. 
 ^xv. 18 : pi. mafc. D'^im? or D"*?!!}? cerubimy 
 cherubims, Ezek. ix. lo, or imjages of men 
 with wings, reprefenting the invifible angels, j 
 flying fwiftly to execute the pleafure of God. ' 
 
 84. 751? cirbel. 3 he covered, he clothed. 
 4 he was covered, or clothed, i Chron. xv. 27. 
 n^3'^5 carbelahy a covering, coat, or clothing, 
 Dan. iii. 2i. 
 
 85. n'13 car ah. i he digged, he pierced 
 through \ alio he made a feaft, he bought, he 
 
^3 1 49 
 
 pnrchafed. 2 he was digged; Ch. 7 he was 
 ftricken or pierced through, he was grieved in 
 fpirit, D^;;, vii. 15. HHS cerah, a feaft, pU 
 fem. nil^ ceroty ditches, Zeph, ii. 6 ; alfo 
 H^^D michrahy a falc-pic, Zeph. ii. 9* 
 
 86. n? cerazy Ch. i and 5 he proclainned, 
 or he made a proclamation, ^p*^^ caroza^ a 
 herald, Dan. iii. 4. . , . 
 
 87. *^13 carachy a root notufcd; but hence 
 *^'^'1?i^ tachrichy a coat or cloak, a royal robe, 
 or a purple garment, Efther \\\\. 7. 
 
 88. DS"}3 carccb^ a compafs, or circle, 
 iE"^^^. xxvii. 5. 
 
 89. D3*13 carcom^ faffron. Cant, iv. 14, 
 njDIS arar, 3 he leaped: fee in 112 carm\ 
 
 90. 5113 cereniy a vineyard. D13 coremy 
 a vine-d| cffer, J^i?/ i. 11, 
 
 91. ^97^3 cannely a field, ^. xxxii. 15; 
 alio a green (talk or ear of corn. Lev. ii. 14. 
 TP*)3 carmily 2 Chrcn. Vu 7, and /^l-? earmold 
 Cant. vii. 5, fcarlet, or crimfon. 
 
 92. Kp13 ^tf;r/^, Ch. a throne. ]JD*1^ 
 carjavan\ thrones, D^w. vii. 9. 
 
 93. DD^3 cirfem. 3 he digged through, 
 he deftroyed, or laid wafte, P/. Ixxx. 14. 
 
 94. y"13 carang. i he bowed himkl', he 
 fell down upon his knees. 5 be -caufed to fall, 
 
150 12 
 
 or bow down; be caft down> he humbled, or 
 lie laid low. D^^tn^ ceragnajim, the thighs or 
 legs. Lev. xi. 21. 
 
 95. CST^S carpasy purple, green, or blue 
 colour^ Ejlher i. & 
 
 96. *n3 carar-y hence in 3 15*13 circer, 
 he leaped, or danced, 2 Sam. vi. 4 : pi. fern, 
 nin5'7? drcaroty fvvifc beads. 13 r^r^ [a little 
 word, fignifying divers things, as] a lamb: pi. 
 m. D"^"!^? carim, lambs, I/a^ xxxiv. 6. 13 car, 
 a pafture to feed lambs in, Jfa. xxx. 23; alfo ' 
 furniture for beafts. Gen. xxxi. 34: alfo pi. m. 
 2^"?3 carimy PJ. Ixv. i :(., cedar beams, rams, or 
 paftures; alfo captains of armics> Ezek^ iv. ly 
 or battering-rams, made to batter down walls 
 and fortifications* 
 
 97. iyi2 r^r^^, the belly> or the throat> 
 Jer. li. 34. 
 
 98. T\1'2 carat, i and 5 he cut, he cut 
 afunder, he cut off; and (being joined with the 
 noun TV'l'^ berity a covenant) he made a co- 
 venant, as Beut^ v. 5 ^ becaufe in making of 
 covenants they ufed to flay beafts, &c. Gen^ 
 
 V, 10, 17, &c. 2, 4^ and 6 he was cut ofF> 
 or he was cut down. Ulil'^n? ceritat, divorce- 
 ment, or the cutting afunder of marriage^ 
 Ifa, 1. I, or nn''13 cerituty Deuf^ xxiv. i. 
 
^3 151 
 
 I 21ir\'15 or ilh*)3 ceruroty i Kings vi. 2^^ and 
 vii. 2, pieces of timber. 
 
 99. !lCi^5 r^^^, a lamb, a (beep of a year old. 
 
 joo, ^'^'^^'2 cafdaij a Chaldean; alfo a di- 
 viner, or a foothfayer, for fuch were many of 
 the Chaldeans. 
 
 10 1. n^3 cafah. i he covered, or he 
 was covered, Deut. xxxii. 15. 
 
 102. 7t^3 ^j/?^/. I and 2 he ftumbled, 
 lie offended, he fell. 3 and 5 he made to 
 ftumble, or he caufed to fall. 6 he was made 
 to ftumble, he was overthrown, Jer. xviii. 23. 
 ^la^pp micbol, U:. xix. 14, and 11^2^*3 djh-^ 
 jhalon^ Pro \ xvi. 18 : fern. tllZ^^D machjhtllah^ 
 a fall, a ruin, a ftumbling-block or offence, a 
 fcandal, 7^r. vi. 21, 7/*^. iii.6: alfo pi. fern. 
 
 Jli'7^?0 machjhelot, Zeph. \. 3, mafc. uh\i;y^2 
 michJJiclim^ ftumbling- blocks. rW^ cajhjhil, 
 an axe or hatchet, PJ. Ixxiv. 6. 
 
 103. ^!i^3 cafliaph. 3. ^t?^? cifli/fiephy he 
 xifed enchantments or witchcraft, 2 Chron. 
 .xxxiii. 6, he juggled, or he ufed jugglings, 
 deceivings, or delufions, whereby things are 
 made to appear otherwife than thev are; 
 hence ^ii^5P mecafnjheph^ and fem. nD:4*5P 
 raechajhepbah^ an enchanter, a witch, a juggler. 
 
152 J13 
 
 one who deceives by legerdemain, or by de- 
 luding and deceiving the fight: pi. m. C)??v^5 
 ca fbaphimy enchanters or witches, jugglers 
 or deceivers, who change and transform things 
 to the fight of the eye, alfo D*^D2^5 chejha^biniy 
 witchcrafts and enchantments, or thofe tricks, 
 deceits, and delufions, which enchanters and 
 jugglers ufe to deceive odiers, Mkahw 12. 
 
 104. ^^3 cajloar. i he was right. 5 lie 
 made right, he direfted. ^^'3 cafher^ EJi/u 
 viii. 5. ]in4* 3 ciJhrcMy righteoufnefs, or equity, 
 Eccks. ii. 21 i alfo '^1^'^3 cijloTy Prcv. xxxi. 
 19, the fpindle direfting the thread: pi fern. 
 nint^iS cojharoty fetters, bonds, or chains, 
 Pf. Ixviii. 7. 
 
 105. Ili?3 catab. i and 3 he wrote. 2 it 
 was written, 3^^ cetaby EJih, viii. 9; ^O-r^ 
 michtaby Exod. xxxii. 16, and -f^^h!? cetobety 
 Lev. xix. 28, a writing or infcription. 
 
 106. /T\D cctely a wall. Cant. ii. 9. 
 
 107. C113 cete?ny gold, properly moft fine 
 and pure gold; hence in 2 he w^as gilded over 
 with gold, and hence he was marked, Jer. 
 ii. 22. Dilipp michtamy golden, PJ. xvi. 1, or 
 moft excellent, as the firiefc gold. 
 
 108. -i^^^? cetonety2iV\di ^.^1^3 cuttonety &c. 
 a coat, G^n. xxxvii. 31, and iii. 23: pi, fem. 
 ilil*l3 cutanotj coats, Excd. xxviii. 40, 
 
j6 
 
 155 
 
 109. 'ir^S catephy and ^03 ceteph^ b, 
 fhouldcr, a fide, a fhoi>lder-blade, or the back. 
 
 no. ^T)2 calar. 3 he compafled about, 
 as a crown doth the head; alfo he waited. 5 
 he compafled, he crowned, ^p? cefery a crown> 
 or an ornament compaffing about the head, 
 Efther i. 1 1. 
 
 111. ^f?3 catafh. i he bruifed, or he did 
 bray. ti^-OpP mactefli^ a mortar, Prci;. xxviL 
 22; alfo any hollow thing, Judg, xv. 19. 
 
 112. TSVy^ chat at. 1, 3, and 5 he broke, 
 or he bruifed into pieces. ^'^'^^ catitj beaten 
 or broken, and Hri^? mechittahy a beating, or 
 breaking in pieces, IJa. xxx. 14, 
 
 h 
 
 1. is} loy not, a negative particle; alfo 
 fometimes ^^ lo^ not, is put for 1 / /^, to him^. 
 as Job xiii. 15, Ifa. Ixiii. 9, xlix, 5, PJ. c. 4. 
 
 2. nij'j^ laab. I and 2 he was grieved, he 
 i took it grievoufiyi alio he was wearied. 5 
 
 he wearied, or he made weary. <^^?^ telaahy 
 
154 '3^ 
 
 grier. wearinefs, or trouble, Kxod. xviii. 8 ; 
 alfo n^/J^O mattlahj over-wearying. 
 
 4. tDi?7 laat. I he hid, or he covered j 
 alfo t3i<7 laty fecretly, or foftly and quiecly^ 
 Judges iv. 21. 
 
 5. *^X^ laach ; hence '^^^ /Q malcich^ a mef- 
 fcnoccr of God. mD>57^ malachut. an embaf- 
 fage, or a meflage, Hcig. i. 13; alfo H^^^P 
 melachahy a work, a piece of work, an art, GV, 
 xxxiii. 14: pi. fern. ri>Di<7jp mechlaot^ works, 
 P/; Ixxiii. .28. 
 
 6. 'O'^ leoMy a people, a nation: fee in 
 "DDJJ cimanu . 
 
 7. 3/ /^^, the heart: fee in 211/ /^^^^, 
 
 8. i<*^?7 lahi^ a fierce old lion. 
 
 5. 3IlV /^Z^^, and contradled, '^.leby the 
 heart, or the mind. HS'? libhahy fern, the 
 fanies fee jEzi?^. xvi. 30: pi. fern. rilS? ///^/^^/, 
 hearts, P/1 vii. lo; alfo pi. fern. ^133? lebiboty 
 fweet and dainty cakes, hearty meat, 2 Sam. 
 xiii. 6 ; hence in 1 33v5 nilbaby he was hearty, 
 or he had a good hearty alfo he was wife. Job 
 xi. 12. 3 33/ libbahy he did draw or ravilh 
 the heart, Cant. iv. 9 j alfo he did bake cakes, 
 or he prepared hearty meat, 2 Sam. xiii. 6. 
 
 10. ^?? kbad^ only: fee. in ^73 ^^^^^, 
 
"V 155 
 
 11. i227 laiat. 2 he was troiiblec], he 
 was beaten, or he {cWyProv. x. IQ> and viii. 12, 
 
 12. ]D!7 laban. 5 he was white, or he 
 bccanne white; alio he made white. 7 he was 
 made white, Dan. xii. 10. ]27 laban^ white, 
 vvhicenefs i alfo ^5?7 lebanah^ the moon, fo 
 called from its palenefs, IJa^ xxiv. 23. '"^f!?/ 
 lihnchy the white poplar tree, i^j-l? l^^onah^ 
 frankincenfe, Gz;/^ iv. 14. pJ?^ Lebanotiy 
 the mount Lebanon, from the abundance of 
 its frankincenfc. "^J?/ l^hmahy a brick, or a 
 floor, pavement made of brick, or a work 
 paved with brick,. Exod. xxiv. 10: pi. mafc. 
 D^'Jill? lehenim^ bricks, Geyi. xi. 32; hence l?*? 
 Z^^^;/, in Jf^/,. or i, he made bricks, Gen^ xi. 3^ 
 Exod.v.'j'y hence ]57Q malbetiy a brick-hill,, 
 Nahum iii. 14, 2 <?^j;;. xii. 31. 
 
 13. \i}jh labaj/u I and 5 he clothed him*- 
 fclf^ 4. he was clothed ^ alfo 5 he made to 
 clothe, he clothed another, or caufed another 
 to put on his clothes. ^*^^i lebujh^ EJilu 
 yi. 8 ; tyi27J3 malbujhi Job xxvii. 16, clothing^, 
 
 -or a garment. 
 
 14. Ti? logy a certain meafure:: fee ia 
 
 1 5. ^H Icdah^ birth : fee in ^TJalad. 
 
156 l"? 
 
 i6, 3'*!}? lahahy and '^^'1^ lehabah^ &c. 
 a flame; alio a bright or flaming iword, ISah. 
 iii. 2* ^^?'"1/^ Jhalhebety the fame; hence 
 Tl^^^Tyi'^ '.altebeljahy the flime of God, that 
 is, a moft vehement flame, Cant. viii. 6. 
 
 17. -207 /tfi?^^, reading, ftudy, or medita- 
 tion, Ecc/es. xii. 12. 
 
 18. nn? lahah, I he was mad, he was 
 enraged and furious. fn/H/O/P mitlaleah^ Prov, 
 xxvi, 18. 7 the fame. 
 
 19. 0^7 lahat. I he burned, he flamed. 
 3 he kindled, or he inflamied. ^H? /^;6^/, 
 a flame, or a flaming blade. Gen. iii. 24. 
 
 20. Dn*? laham. 7 he flattered, or he 
 feigned hinifelf courteous and fair, he whif- 
 pered; or he was beaten, as agreeing with 
 27il halam\ hence pi. m. D^^Ppv^^^ mitlaheminty 
 Prov. xviii. 8, flatterers, whifperers, or tale- 
 bearers. 
 
 21. ]q2 lahen. Ch. wherefore? or there- 
 fore, befides, &c. 
 
 22. ^pjp. lahakahy an afl^embly, company, 
 or congregation, i 8am. xix. 20. 
 
 23 1/ &, I would, I wifli, Oh that, &c. 
 alfo if> perchance, and ^ /!\^ htle^ except, &c. 
 24. Ji / /tJ^, a certain meafure of liquids. 
 
lV 157 
 
 called a log, or a pint, containing fix eggs, 
 ^Lev. xiv. lo. 
 
 25. ni7 lavuh. I he borrowed, or he 
 [took upon loan ; alfo he did adhere, or cleave 
 to; he joined. 2 he adjoined hinnrelf, or he 
 was joined to. 5 he lent, or he did lend, 
 'Bent, xxviii, 12. 11. n^l'? //ly^^, an adding, 
 or an ornament: pi. fern. T\V^ lo'ot^ addi- 
 tions, I Kings vii. 29. IP^-^ liyjatharty Levia- 
 than, or the great, whale. TSp^malveh^ one 
 who lendeth. 
 
 26. Vv) liiz, I he departed. 2 he was 
 perverfe, he departed from the right. 5 he 
 caufed to depart, Prov, iv.^ 21. Vb\ jialoz^ 
 
 ! perverfe, Prov. iii. 32.^ T\yt} lezut^ perverfc- 
 inefs, Prov. iv. 24. tl7 the hazel tree. Gen. 
 jxxx. ^"j. . 
 
 j, 27. m? /^'^c/^, Pr(5^^ iii. 3 : pi. fern. T\T\t} 
 \luchot^ and du. X^^J^^^T\(iucbotajim^ tables, or 
 I boards, Eze . xxvii, c. 
 
 28. 017 //^/. 1 and 5 he covered, or he 
 J^id. 0? /^/, a hiding ; hence 1^)^72 ballat^ in 
 fecret, or fecretly : pi. mafc. enchantments, 
 called D^iO? latimy becaufe they are done fe- 
 cretly, Exod. vii. 22 J alfo ^t) lot^ myrjh, or 
 a kind of gum. 
 
158 rh 
 
 29. D vl/ lulimy pi, m. turning or winding 
 flairs, I Kin^s vi. 8 -, alio pi. fcm. J^i^/ ( /^W, 
 little nets, or loops, Exod^ xxvi. 4. Klw ////d-, 
 except : fee in 1 / lu, 
 
 30. 1^^ 1, 5, and 7 he lodged, or ftaid 
 all night i ,alfo a and 5 he miirmiirtd, ExoJ. 
 .XV. C4, U lejiy Nb. xiii. 21 ^ one who (lays 
 all night. ]uD malcUy a lodging, or an inn, 
 n317,p mdunah^ d, cottage. njl/j*^ telunali^ 
 
 a murmonng. 
 
 31. VT) luang. i and 5 he Twaliowed up, 
 )rO loangy the throat, or the jaws. 
 
 32. p7 lut%, I and 5 he mocked, 7 he 
 was mocked. \)., Utz^ ^^^7 lotxetz^ a mocker, 
 or a fcorner, \^ v?? melitz^ the fame, J^^ xvi. 
 iio^ alfo an interpreter, or an orator, Gen^ 
 xlii. 23. nV vP melitzaky an interpretation, 
 or an eloquent fpeech, Prov.. i. 6. ]Ti7 latzony 
 a fcorning. 
 
 33," 5^17 //^y^, I to knead dough. 
 
 34. T^ levat^ Ch. to, unto, &c. 
 
 35. T7 lazy HT^ lazeh^ and 1f^. lezuy he or Ihe, 
 ^^inlTv kzut, perverfenefs : fee in t1v> luz, 
 
 36. *^n7 lachnh. Hence "X^ leckiy a jaw- 
 bone, Biut. xviii. 3 : du. m, the jaws, or 
 vthe cheeks, Cant.v^ 13, 
 
^^ 159 
 
 37. T\T\1 lachachy hence H*? lach^ and leach, 
 Igreen, greennefs, or moiftiire. 
 
 38. ^T\l lachach. I and 3 he licked. 
 
 39. ^Ty} lacham. i he did eat, he fed; 
 hence he fought; and 2 the fame, he waged 
 war, for war doth eat men up. DHv lechem^ 
 bread, bread, or meat j Ch. Criy kchem^ Dan. 
 V. I, a feaft. ^^^Tv} kchiimy the fame, meat, 
 or (lefh. Cn? lachem^ war, Judg. v. 8; alfo 
 ri^n7D raiUhamaby a battle, which eateth 
 up men. 
 
 39. I^JD? lechenahy Ch. a concubine. 
 
 40. ^n? lachatz. i he opprefled. 2 he 
 prefTed, or opprefled himfelf, or he thruft him- 
 felf, Numb. xxii. 25. \nl /^r//^/z, opprefiion. 
 
 41. ^'Tv) lichejh. 3 and 7 he muttered, 
 jor he fpoke low, within fiimfelf; hence he 
 [charmed or enchanted. ^^Ttj lachajhy a mut- 
 jtering, or a low Ipeech; hence a charming: 
 
 I pi. male. D'^t^n'? ear-rings, IJa. ili. 20 \ or 
 i amulets ufed againft enchantments. 
 
 42. ril^tp/ letaahy a lizard. Lev. xi. 30^ 
 an animal with fpots like ftars. 
 
 43. tt^^7 latajh. I he Iharpencd, he po- 
 liihedi hence hs learned, he inltrufted. 4 
 
160 V^ 
 
 \l}s^^J^ melutajh^ he was poliflied, or fliarpencd, 
 TJ. iii. 4. 
 
 44 rj. lajily 7v kly or H^^*? lailah^ the 
 night, ri V.7 //7i/, an owl, a night-bird, J/^'^c 
 xxxiv, 14. 
 
 45. ^'^7 laji/hj an old lion. 
 . 46. ^37 Icxhad. I he took, he appre- 
 hended, 1 he was taken. 7 he was taken, 
 or he was frozen. Job xxxviii. 30. *15-v 
 lachedi a taking, a fnare to catch, Job xviii, 10. 
 
 T\1j712 malcodet. the fame. 
 
 * 
 
 47. *7D7 lamad. i he learned. 3 he 
 caufed to learn, he taught. 4 he was taught, 
 or he was acctiftonied, I^S^ or *T^7 limuJj 
 learned, taught, accuftomed, expert, or expe- 
 rienced, IJaA. 4; I Chron. v. 18. Tpyil 
 ialmid^ a fcholar, or adifciple, i Chrcn. xxv. 8; 
 alfo "T^/i? malmody a goad, to teach oxen to 
 plough, "judg. iii, 32. 
 
 48. 3>/7 lugnab. 5 he mocked, 2 Chron. 
 xxxvi, 16. 
 
 49. J]^v lagnag. i and 5 he mocked, he 
 fcofFed. 1 he was mocked j alfo he Ham- 
 mered in his fpcech, or he was of a ftammering 
 tongue, IJa. xxxiii. i^. J|/*7 Icgneg^ a mocker, 
 
p^ 161 
 
 mocking, ot defifion: pL m,^ C^J^v lagK'g:m, 
 mockers, Pf. xxxx. i6. ^)t2 lagnag^ fcorn, 
 derifion. 
 
 50, Wiv logner^ a barbarian, or one of a 
 barbarous and ftrange language, Pf. cxiv. 1 . 
 
 51, t3i/7 lagnat. 5 he gave to taite, or 
 he fed, Gtfft. XXV. 30. 
 
 152^ ^*^^y/ IcLgnanah^ wormwood, Jer. ix. 15. 
 
 ' 53^ "^^^.lappid^ a lamp, a torch, or fire- 
 brand, 
 
 I 54. n^v Japhat. I he took hold, or he 
 laid hold upon, Judges %yi. 29. 2 he bowed, 
 or he inclined himfeif ; he turned afidc. Job 
 
 iVi. 8; Ruth iii. 8. 
 
 55. nj!)*? lakach. I he took or he carried 
 
 away. 2, 4, and 6 he was taken. 7 the fame, 
 
 he was ifitercepted. HJ^i/ kkach^ a taking or 
 
 i.perceiving; alfo learning, Proi;. iv. 2. nj^O 
 
 mikkachy a taking or receiving: pi. m. J^inj^Q 
 makkachoty Nefu x. 31, v/are, or merchandiie. 
 i^'p/O malkvachi a taking, or that which is 
 taken, a prey: du, m. D^HJ^^Q ?na.kajimy a pair 
 of tongs, or fnufFers, Bi>iod. xxv. 38; alio the 
 jaws, Pf. xxii. 16. 
 
 56. JDj?'? lakat. I and 3 he gathered to- 
 gether. 4 and .7 be was gathered together. 
 '^i?^ M^/, a gathering together, or the glean- 
 
 M 
 
162 n"? 
 
 ingsof the harveft, Lev. xix. 9. ^'^pT-jalkiitj 
 a fcrip, pocket, or bag, wherein neceflary things 
 are gathered together, i Sam. xvii. 40. 
 
 57. P(^7 lakak. i and 3 he licked, or he 
 lapped, Judg. vii, 6. YTJelek, a kind of lociift. 
 
 58. ti^p/ likke/Iiy 3 he gathered together late 
 fruits. Job xxiv. 6. ^^j. kkeJJiy the latter 
 growth, Anos vii, u ^^'pl^malkoJJiy the latter 
 rain, viz. about the month of May, going 
 before the harveft, and bringing it forward; 
 called the rain of gathering, becaufe it nnakes 
 the corn of the harveft to be gathered together, 
 Deut. xi. 14, 
 
 59. *f^7 lashady moift, ornatural nnoifture, 
 jy. xxxii, 4. 
 
 60. nstt^y lijhcahy a chamber, or cell: 
 pi. fern, niit^/ lejhacot^ chambers, or cells, 
 Ezeh xl. 17, 44. 
 
 61. Dtw^7 lejhemy one of the precious ftones 
 in the high-prieft's breaft-plate, called a ligure. 
 
 62. ]it2/^ lajlon^ 2i tongue; hence in 3 
 ^5t^i^ lojheny he did calumniate, or backbite 
 
 with his tongue. 5 the fame. 
 
 S^. '^^^ latachy hence TfT^Tpp, meltachah^ 
 a veftry, or the place where clothes are kept, 
 a Kings x. 22. 
 
64. "^pl! lelech, a half homer, Ho/, iii. 2. 
 
 65, VT)1 latang. 2 he was ground, or 
 broken, Joi^ iv. 10: pi. fern. ril^/jpyP maltagnoty 
 the grinders, or the great jaw-teeth, P/ 
 Iviii. 7. 
 
 72 
 
 U *1K^. ;;/^^^, greatly, vehemently; alfo 
 ftrength, Deut. vi. 5. 
 
 2. HKD ;;/^<:?^, an hundred, Gen. vi. 7^ 
 mi<D ;;?^(?/: pi. fenl. hundreds: du. B'!Jni^P 
 matajimy two hundred, 
 
 3. nxpiKp ;;^^;^;;;^/z, fomcwhat, anything; 
 alfo a fpot, yi?^ xxxi. 7 : fee DID f;;/^/. 
 
 4. ]KD ;;^^^;/, 3 he refufed, he denied. 
 W2 maeuy refufing, or denying. ^KJ^. man^ 
 Ch, a veflel, D^?;/^ v. 3, . . 
 
 5. DJ^p ;/z^j. I he rejeled or defpifed, 
 a he was rejedted or defpifed. 
 
 6. ^i^D ;7?/2^;\ 5 he made to grieve, as 
 -thorns do by pricking, Ezeh xxviii. 24. fTIJ^P 
 meerahi curfing, as from 1T^i$ arar^ he cur fed. 
 
 M 2 
 
7. *7J0 megedy a precious thing: pi. m. 
 DHJ^ megadim: pi. fcm, rilJl^D migdanot, 
 precious things, 
 
 8. /3D maggaly a fickle, or a fey the, ye7\ 
 1. 16. 
 
 9. ]5D miggen, 3 he gave up, or delivered 
 over, G^;/. xiv, 20. HIIJ^ meginnahy Lam. iii. 
 65, forrow, or obftinacy, 
 
 10. *)^P magar. i and 3 he did thruft, 
 or caft down ; terrors, as from ^ilJ gur^ Ezek. 
 xxi. 12. rriJJJ megerab, a faw: fee in n*]^ 
 garar. 
 
 11. ^"V^madad. 1 he meafured. 3 the 
 fame. 2 and 7 he was meafured. *I^ /^^^ij/, 
 i^T;. vi. 10, a garment; alfo p^^ madon^ 2 
 Sam. xxi. 22. ITID middah, a meafure: pi. m. 
 D*^?Cp memaldim^ and pi. fem. r\112p mtddoty 
 meafures; alfo Ch. r)'lD middaby Ezra iv. 20, 
 and n*15P mindab, iv. 13, tribute. !^5'^!Tp 
 medinahy a province: fee in pT ^;;, and H^ 
 raadan* 
 
 12. 1^1*^5 madduangi wherefore: fee in J^^JJ 
 jadang. 
 
 13. HD or n and HD what, which, how, 
 &c. an interrogative particles alfo fomething, 
 or any thing. HQ^ lammab, to what, or where- 
 fore. nS3 cammahy how many, or how long. 
 
1. 16S 
 
 14. nriD mahah. 7 he lingered, or de- 
 layed, PJ. cxix. 60. 
 
 15. /H^ ;2^^/^^/. I he mixed, or mingled. 
 vino mahulj mixed, or mingled, Ifa. u 22. 
 
 16. nnp mahar. i he endowed, or he 
 appointed a dowry, a:^^. xxii. 16} alfo he 
 haftened, Ps. xvi. 4. 2 he was precipi- 
 tated, or he was carried headlong, ^ob v 13, 
 3 he did haften. ^DD maher^ Deut. vii. 22; 
 THD mahir^ Ps. xlv. 2; and fern. n%*7.p 
 meheraby Numb. xvi. 46, ready, fwift, foon, 
 or quickly. 4 IHi/^ mohary a dowry, G^//. 
 xxxiv. 12. 
 
 . I7j T\T2 mug. i he melted, he was dif- 
 folved, I/aAxw. 7. 2 the fame, Exod.xv* 15. 
 3 he melted, or he caufed to melt. 7 he 
 difiblved himfelf^ or he melted down, Amos 
 ix. 13* 
 
 18. Ty\T2 moacby marrow: pi. mafc. tD'*riD 
 mechimy PJ. Ixvi. 15, and D?rjOp mechujajimy 
 IJau XXV. 6, fat things, or fallings, /. c. full of 
 marrow. 
 
 I 19, DID ;/;/, I he was moved, he de- 
 clined. 2 the fame. 5 he made to move. 
 7 he moved himfelf. ^^d moty a motion, 
 or moving, /y. Iv. 22i alfo a bar, or a ftafF, 
 
166 10 
 
 Numb, iv^ lo J a yoke, Nabum i. 13 ^ fem. 
 n^'lD motahy Jer. xxviii. 10, and xiii. 23, the 
 fame: pi. fern, flbb mototy Lev. xxvi. 13 ^ y^r. 
 xxviii. 13; I G&ro;;. xv. 15, yokes, ftaves, or 
 bonds. 
 
 CLO. *^t2i much. I he was poor, or impo- 
 verifhed: k^ "X^"^ .machad. 
 
 21. n12 mul. I he circumcifed. 2 he 
 was circumcifed. 3 and 5 he cut off. 7 he 
 was cutoff: pi. fern. T\ nDmulot^ circumcifions, 
 Exod. iv. 26; alfo nt2i mul, 7^^^D? lemcl. Nek. 
 xii. 38, tov/ards, overagainft, &c. 
 
 22. C12D or trli^D muniy a blot, or fpot, a 
 vice. Job xxxi. 7, D^//, i. 4. 
 
 23. PO ^^;/i hence HJIDri temunahy an 
 image, a likenefs, or fimilitude. 
 
 24. f is motZy chaff, P/. i. 4* 
 
 25. pID ^;2y^. 5 he pined away, he de- 
 cayed utterly; alfo he was corrupted, FJ. 
 Ixxiii. 8: fee ppD mekah 
 
 26. '1*10 ;^/^r. 5 he changed. 2 he was 
 changed, a changing, nnicn temurahy a noun 
 fem. a change. Lev. xxvii, 10. IISD ^^r, 
 myrrh, Cant, i, 13. 
 
 27. ti^^D mnjh. I he departed, he was 
 removed, he did remove; alfo he did feel. Gen. 
 xxvii* 21. 5 he caufedto feel. Judges xvi. 26 : 
 
n3 167 
 
 alio he departed, Ifa. xlvi. 7. See ^^D 
 mapja/fu 
 
 28. mS mut. I he died. 3 and 5 he 
 caufed to die, he killed. 6 he was killed. 
 rip. mety dead: pi. m. D'^r^P metiniy Exod. xii. 
 33, and 2 Kings xix. 35, dead men, mortals. 
 mo /;//^/, P/; xlviii. 15, T\M2 moty Numb, xxiii. 
 10. TsyOfnavety Numb. xxW'u 10. nniDH 
 temutahy Pf. Ixxis'. ii, death: pK m, D^^HIDD 
 memotimy and D^'illQ motimy Ezek. xxviii. 8, iq, 
 deaths. 
 
 29. JTO mazag. he mixed, or he mingled^ 
 hence 2?Q mezegy a mixture, C^;;/. vii. 2. 
 
 30. il^D mazehy confumed, or burnt up: 
 pi. m. D*^?Q mezimy men burnt up, or confumed, 
 Deut. xxxii. 24. 
 
 31. nip mezacby PJ. cix. 19, or H^^ 
 meziachy Job xii. 21, a girdle; alfo ftrength. 
 
 32. *1T2!) mazavy hence ^I^P mamzeVy a 
 baftard, D^w/. xxiii. 2: pi. fem. miTS ^^^^2:- 
 2;^r^/, planets : fee in Hj^ nazar. 
 
 ^'T^. i^np macha. i and 3 he fmote, he 
 clapped his hands, PJ. xcviii. 8 ; alfo he 
 touched, he came to any place, and H inftead 
 ofi^ fee Numb, xxxiv. 11. 7 he was fmittcn, 
 he was aboliflied, Ezra vi. 11, or deftroyed. 
 
168 'n 
 
 34. nnp maihah. 1 and 5 he did blot 
 our, he dciiroycd, or abolilhedj alfo to wipe, 
 or make clean, 2 Kings xxi. 13. *l he was 
 blotted G\]t, or he was deftroyed. *^np mechiy 
 a fmiting, a blotting out, or deftruftions alfo 
 an iron ram, or an engine of war, ^zek* 
 xxvi. 9. 
 
 2iS- f-^P machatz. i he wounded, he 
 broke in pieces, \T\0 macbatza^ a ftroke^ IJa. 
 XXX. 26; alfo to be dipped, Pf, Ixviii* 23. 
 
 36. pnp macbak, 1 he cut off, Judges v. 26; 
 
 37. ^np machar^ and fern. i^t^HP machoraty 
 the morrow, to-morrow^, or afterwards. "T^Hp 
 rr.echir^ Dent, xxiii. 18, i J^/;^^/ xxi. 2, a price: 
 pi. m. D'^Tnp rnechirimy Pf. xliv. 13. 
 
 38. i^^P >;^i2/^, Ch. he came to, he 
 tauchedj it came to pafs, Dan. vii. 22. 
 
 39. IDJC'Q mat at. 2 DiD3 namoiy he was 
 movi'd, he flipped, /y. xvii. 5: fee t31^ ;;?/. 
 
 40. 7*^E?p ^;^//7, a bar, or an iron ftaff, Jch 
 xl. 18. 
 
 41. "It^^ matarj rain; hence in 5 hecaufed 
 to rain, or he let dov/n rain, 2 it was rained 
 ijpuii^ ^iv-/^^ iv. 7. 
 
 42. '^^wi, who? which? what? &c. 
 
*70 169 
 
 ' 43. D^D majimi water, or waters ; the word 
 is in the form of the dual number, pointing at 
 the upper waters in the clouds, and the lower 
 waters in the Teas. "^P mey or "^"^Q memCy the 
 fame, in the contrafted pK m. form: waters. 
 
 44. r^ ^i^i a kind, or fort. Gen. i. 1 1. 
 
 45. pD ;//2;, a preffure, or a wringing or 
 prefling out. ^0 ;;^^/2;, a wringer, or one who 
 prefleth out ; hence an extortioner, Ifa^ xvi. 4* 
 
 46. p**^ mik-y fee plQ ?^/^ 
 
 47. TD ;;f^wr; fee TiD ;;2^r, 
 
 48. "^jp machash. 1, 2, and 6 he was 
 made fmall, and impoverifhed. 
 
 45, 1DD machar. 1 he fold, 2 he was 
 fold, 7 the fame. ^^^ mecheVy Neh. xiih 
 16, a fale, or a thing to be fold. 11*1^20 
 mechurahy commerce, negociation, birth, or 
 nativity, 2^/^. xxix, 14; or habitation, a fo- 
 journing, as from HIJ gur^ pi. fem. fillD^ 
 mecheroty habitations, Gen^ xlix. 5. 
 
 50. K./P male, i he was full; alfb -he 
 filled. 2 he was made full. 3 he filled fulL 
 7 he filled himfelf. J^/.!3 ;;m/^, and i^/^ ;i??^/(?; 
 fem. ni^IpP mtlluahy and ^i^!?P ;;?///^/j fullnefs, 
 pi. m. D*'^^^0 miluimy fulnelTeSj or confecra- 
 tions, Exodus xxix. 22. 
 
2, 4, and 6 he was faked; alfo 2 he Avas 
 Corrupted, he vaniftied, or was conlumed. 
 rn?^ maluachy mallows, or fome fait herb, 
 faltnefs, "Job xxx. 4: pi. rn. ^TyyO melackim^ old 
 and torn clothes, Jer. xxxviii. 1 1 : alfo pi. m. 
 D'^n?^ malachim^ Jonah i. 5, mariners, fo called 
 from the lalt lea. 
 
 5 a. ^7D malat. 2 and 7 he was deli- 
 vered, or he delivered himfelf. 3 and 5 
 he made to efcape, he delivered; alfo he 
 brought forth, or travailed in birth. ^7? I 
 inelet^ clay. Jer. xliii. 9. 
 
 53, '^'jO ynalach. i he reigned, he was 
 king. 2 he confulted, or he took counfel, 
 from the Chaldee. 5 he caufed to reign. 6 
 he was appointed to be king. ^IJ^ melech^ a 
 king. f^S?^ malcahy a queen. T^jTQ maU 
 chuts niDI/p weluchahi il^vXJD mamlacha^ and 
 m^/^D mamlechuty i aS'^;;^. xv. 28, &c. a 
 kingdom. "^TP molech^ and 037^ milcom^ the 
 idol of the Amorites, fo called from reigning 
 amongft them. 
 
 54. /^J2 ;;i;^/^/. I and 3 he fpoke. 7 he 
 cut in pieces, or he cut off, TJ. Iviii. 7, from 
 7^D ;;?;^/, Tv}12millaby 2l word, a fpeech. HW?) 
 
2D 171 
 
 melilahf an ear of corn: pL fern. JHlv^*? meliloty 
 iears of corn, Deut. xxiii. 25. 
 
 55. pD malatz. 2 he was fweet, jy. 
 icxix. 3, V ? melitZj an interpreter, &c, [fee 
 
 ; p^ lutzSj 
 
 56. "IV?9 mehzar, a fteward, D^. i. 11. 
 
 57. p/D malaL - 1 he cut with his nail, 
 he twifted off, he divided. Lev. i. 15, &c, 
 
 58. IP miriy from; alfo a comparative par- 
 i tide, rather. Ch. P man^ who? but ]9 ^^^^ 
 
 manna; fee it in HjD manah. 
 
 59. n^rp manah. i he numbered, or 
 counted. Ch. i^3^ ^z^^;;^, and HJ^ menahy Dan* 
 
 , V. 25, 26, the fame. 2 he was numbered. 3 
 he prepared, he fet over in charge^ he ap- 
 i pointed. 4 he was appointed. ^yO meniy a 
 number of forces, Ifa. Ixv. 11. HiD manahy a 
 i pound, Ezeh xlv. 12: pi. m. D^3/p manimy 
 \ pounds, I Kings x. 17 ; aifo pi. m. D*^^^ monim^ 
 \ D\3D manimy times, G^;/. xxxi. 7 . ]!^-5P minjany 
 Ch. a number. ]P ;;2^;z, man, or manna^^ 
 bread or meat, prepared or appointed, Exod. 
 ) xvi. 3. 
 
 60. nnpZD minchahy a gift, an offering, or 
 ' oblation. 
 
172 VD 
 
 6 1. ^^3^ manacby hence Ch. T^^^-lf:^^} bam- 
 nicha^ a chain, Dan, v. 7. 
 
 62. pD manartj hence pi. m. D''3^ minnim, 
 ftringed inftrunnents, P/. cl. 4. 
 
 63. J/i9 ^^nang. i he reftrained, or he 
 withheld, he did forbid. 2 he was reftrained, 
 or withholden, y^?^/ i. 13. 
 
 64. 1130 manor ^ a weaver's beana, i Sanu 
 xvii. 7. 
 
 65. T1D12 majah. 5 he melted, or diffolved. 
 
 66. "^DD mafach. i he mixed, or he 
 mingled. ^pQ mefech^ a mixture, or mingling. 
 ^D/pp mimjachy the fame ; alfo a drink-offer- 
 ing, or mixed wine, Ifa. Ixv. 11. 
 
 67. DD^ mqfas. i and 5 he melted, or 
 he diffolved. 2 he was melted, or he diffolved 
 himfelf. DD mas^ diffolved, or melting; alfo 
 DD masy tribute. DQJI temesy 2l melting, Pj. 
 Iviii. 8. 
 
 68. 159 majar. i he gave, or he deli- 
 livered up, 2 he was delivered. Numb. xxxi. 
 ig, n^Dp majorety a delivering up, 2;^/^. 
 XX. 37 j or a bond, as from IPJ^ ^^r. 
 
 69. *Typ magnad. i he flid, he declined, 
 he fell. 5 he caufcd to Aide. 4 he was made 
 
VD 173 
 
 . to flide, or he was put out of joint, Prov. 
 
 i 
 
 1 XXV. 1 9. 
 
 70. nX^D magnahy hence du. mafc. Dl'JE^D 
 megnajim^ and contra6ted ^V.^. megncy the bowels: 
 pi. f'enn. T\)V^ megnot^ the gravel of the fea, or 
 J little ftones, IJa. xlviii. 19. 
 . 71, tDi?D magnat. 1 he was little, or he 
 was diminiflied. 3 and 5 he made little, or he 
 diminilhed. tO'J/O megnaty little, fmall. O'^P 
 megmty Lev. xxv. 16, Imailnefs. 
 
 72. *^ifJ2 magnach. i he bruifed, or preffed. 
 4 he was bruifed, Ezek. xxiii. 3, or prefled. 
 
 73. TjJl^ magnal. i he tranfgrefled. Tf/O 
 nmgnaly Lev. v. 15, a tranfgrefllon. T^P 
 megnily a robe ormande, ;c^^. xxviii. 31. 
 
 74. ]yZ2 magnan^ hence l^Q^ lemagnan^ for, 
 becaufe, &c. 
 
 75. K^D matza. i he did find, he found 
 out; alfo to be enough, or fufficient. Numb. 
 xi. 22. 1 he was found out; alfo to fufEce, 
 or be fufficient. 5 he caufcd to find, or he 
 offered up. 
 
 76. ^2fO meizad, fTJlV^ metzudah, and 
 *JlliD matzody Prov. xii. 12, a caftle, a forti- 
 fication j alfo a net: lee in Tlf tzud. 
 
174 V2 
 
 77.. T\)ifp matzah, i he preffed, or he did 
 wring out. 2 he was wrung out, PJ. Ixxiii. lo, 
 
 78. nVO metzab. the front, or the fore- 
 head. nnVP mitzchahj a frontlet; alfo boots, 
 or leg harnefles, i Sam. xvii. 6. 
 
 79. I^VP matzatz,* i he prefTed, or he 
 wrung and milked out, I/a. Ixvi. 11.. HVC 
 matzahy Lev. vxxu 26: pi. fern, mVD matzot^ 
 unleavened bread, Exod. xW. 18. 
 
 80. 1V^ ;;^^/2;^r, ftraitening: fee in'TI^: 
 tzarar. 
 
 8 1* /J?^ makkaly or vJ^D makkel^ a rod, or 
 a ftafF. 
 
 82. pp^ makak. 2 he pined away^ or 
 he was diffolved. 5 he caufed to pine away, 
 or he confumcd. p!2 mak^ a confumption, or 
 rottennefs* 
 
 83. ^Z5 mar, a drop of any liquor, I/a. 
 xl. 15. 
 
 84. iXlD mara, Joi^xxxix. 18^ 5 he lifted 
 up, or he extolled himfelf. J^'^^X? meri, 2 Sam. 
 vi. 13, a fatling, or a fatted beaft. Ch. i^.^P 
 mare, a lord, Z)^. ii. 47. 
 
 85. i'110 morag, a threfliing inftrument, 
 ^^. xli. 15, 
 
la 175 
 
 86. "T^P mar ad. i he rebelled- ^T^l^ 
 \r^^, Jojh. xxiu 22 ; fem, fin^lD mardut^ 
 
 I .S'^w. XX. 30, rebellion, or contumacy. Ch. 
 i<i17"^/^ maradtdy rebellious, Ezra iv. 12: 
 pi. m. Dn^np merudmy exiles, men baniflied, 
 and caft out like rebels, 1/a. Iviii. 7. 
 
 87. T]y2 m^rah. i he rebelled. 5 the 
 fame; alfo he provoked, or irritated, he em- 
 bittered, from "11^ marar-, alfo he changed, 
 Ezek. y. 6, from 11112 mur. *^ip meri, rebel- 
 lion, Prov. xvii. 11. n"11D morah, a razor, 
 fo called, becaufe it changes the face, by 
 ihaving off the hair. 
 
 , 88. TnT^marach. i he bruifed, or he did 
 lay as a plafter upon a boil, IJa. xxxviii. 21. 
 'Tyr\'0 meroachy bruifed, or broken. Lev. xxi. 20. 
 89. tOHD mar at. i he plucked off the 
 hair, he made bald. D^^P^^b mortiniy they that 
 pluck, Ifa. 1. 6; alfo he polilhed, furbilhed, or 
 made bright. 2 he was made bald. 4 the 
 lame; alfo he was furbiflied, and made bright; 
 or to be fcoured, i Kings vii. 45. 
 
 . 90. Y^^ maraLz. 2 he was ftrong, fierce, 
 or vehement, Joif vi. 25. 5 he made ftrong, 
 or he emboldened, Joi^ xvi. 3. 
 
 91. p"^^ marak. i he furbiflied, or made 
 bright. 4 he was furbiflied, or fcoured. Lev- 
 
116 ^^ 
 
 vi, 28. plO fjiaraki hroih, Judges vi. J 9: 
 pi. rnafc. D^jpnpil tamruhimy and D^jpil^ me-^ 
 rukimy purifications, Efther ii. 12. pTipri' 
 tamruky a purging, a elcanfing, or a purging 
 medicine, Prov. xx. 30. 
 
 92. 11^ marar. i he was bitter, or hei 
 did grow bitter. 2 the fame, 3 and 5 he: 
 made bitter, or he embittered. 7 he embit- 
 tered himfelf, or he was moved with choler, 
 Dan. viii. 7. *1.5 mar, fern. HnC maraby 1*np 
 maroVy mT'np meriruty and "^-r? memer.y 
 bitter, or bitterncfs, Prcz;. xvii, 25; alfo the 
 gall, called I^'^*'^ merer ahy "job xvi. 13, becaufe 
 of its bitternefs; pi. m. C^nllpC mamrorimy 
 bitternefles, or bitter things, Jobiyi. 18: pi, 
 m* tl^ynOT^ tamrurimy Jer^ xxxi. 15, the fame. 
 
 93. TWI^mapmh. i he drew out, or drew 
 forth. 5 the fame, "^W^ meJJiiy filk, Ezeh 
 xvi. 10, 13. 
 
 94. nc^D majliach, i he anointed. 2 he 
 was anointed; hence TS^'^Vl^ majhiachy anointed, 
 Chrift, the Meffiah, fo called, becaufe the kings 
 and priefts were anointed : fee Dan. ix. 25, 26, 
 Lev. iv. 3. niii^JD maflioachy painted, anointed, 
 j!'<fr. xx 14, Ezek. xxviii. 14: pi. fern. HJli^D 
 
iV2 i?7 
 
 ^i/chahy Exod. xxxi. ii, anointing. Ht^^ 
 mejhach^ Ch. oil, Ezra vi. 9. 
 
 95. WP ma/hach. i he -drew, or he drew 
 one. 2 he was drawn out, or he was pro- 
 longed. 4 drav^n out, or prolonged, Prov,, 
 xiii. I2i or fcattered and fpread out, Ifa. 
 xviii, 7. '^'^m mefechy a draught or draw- 
 ing, a precious (feed), or a (feed) bafket, ijC 
 cxxvi. 6, wherein feed is carried j alfo Job xxviii 
 18, the price or precioufnefs (of wifdom.) 
 
 96. t1'12 mashaL 1 he -ruled ^ alfo his 
 ipoke in parables. 2 he was compared^v or 
 likened, j he. fpoke by . proverbs. 5 hp 
 ruled, or he made to rule \ alfo he compared. 
 7 he was compared, or he compared himfelf. 
 r^l2i ;;2^':/7?/, a parable, proverb', or dark f[)eech, 
 a comparifon, or fimilitudc. /^OP mim:/:aL 
 fem. nW12D mamshalahj a daminibn. 
 
 97. pt^*D maJJoaky hence pll^*OP mmsha'^y a, 
 forfaking, or a place forfaken; Zej^Jb. iiv 9 i;. ^alfo 
 the breeding of. nettles, pJ^^. meshek: fee ifi 
 
 98. t^ii^'O n^ashash. i, j, and 5 he felt, 
 or hq did feel, he groped. 
 
 99. J]1XD methegy a bridle, Pr^i;. xxvi. j* - 
 : .ioo. nHSD^^^/^i^/. hence pi. mafc. C-O^ 
 
178 >^3 
 
 metimy men. Dent, iii. 6, and Dinp metom^ 
 man, ^W^. xx. 48, 
 
 101. T\T\'D mataik, i he ftrctched outj 
 hence ^^)l/p^^ amt achat y a fack. Gen. xliv. 2j 
 ib called, becaufc it is ftretched out when it 
 is filled. 
 
 102. ^'Jnp ?;?^/<:?i, Avhen ? 
 
 103. \X^T2 matatty hence du. mafc. D'^iJ?^^ 
 mcthnajimy the loins, D^^/. xxxiii. 11. 
 
 104* ^r^^f^ maiak. i he was fweet. 5 the 
 famej alio he made fweet. piriD mat^iK 
 fweet. prj^ 2^/(f;^, fwcetnefs4 pU m. D^'plip?? 
 mamtakimy fweetnefles. Cant. v. 16. 
 
 I.. i?3 nay H3!j ^;^^, or HSK annohy a par- 
 ticle of exhortation ; I pray, or I befeech^ alfo 
 now : and i^3 nUy in one inftance alone, \\z. 
 xod. xii* 9, is ufed to fignify rawnefs. 
 
 2. *Ti^J ;/^4 a bottle, or a pitcher, i aJ^w* 
 xvi, 20. 
 
 3. nSJ ^?^^, f1^^5 naavahy VJ. xciii. 5, 
 he was fair, decent, and comely ; alfo it was 
 
22 17 <) 
 
 ^tonvenient and meet. JT\^ navehy fair, or 
 pleafant: pL fern, rili^^ ;/<?<9/^ tct'm TVl'lnavah. 
 .4. Di!?3 naanty he faid. Dli^5 ^^/^^^^ or 
 ^Dfc^p ;/^//;^, a word, or fpecch. 
 
 5... ^^53 naaph, i and 3 he comniitted 
 adultery,, or whoredom. ^^^'Q menaeph^ and 
 J1S^3P menaeph^ty an adulterer, or an adulte- 
 refs: pi. m. D''?5^5 neuphm^ adulteries, Ezek. 
 xxiii. 43, and D*^5^D^3 naephuphim, Hofea ii. 2. 
 
 S. ^^\ naatz, i he delpifed. 3 he did 
 irritate, or provoked contumely. H^^p ;7^^/ ^Z?, 
 2 S/T^i xix. 3, a reproach, or provocation: 
 pi. fem. ^15fJ$i3 naatzoty EzeL xxxv. 11. 
 ! 7. p^J ;?^^^. I he fighed. nj^$? neakahj 
 St groan, or figh. 
 
 8- ni^3 ;^/^r, Z^?;?. ii. 7> 3 hedefpifed, or 
 ;bhorred. 
 
 p. K33 nibba. 2 (or 3) and 7 heprophe- 
 ied. 1S^33 7/^^/, a propliet.r ni^^"^?? nebiahy a 
 jrophetefs,. and MKI^^ nebuahy a prophefy. 
 B33 nabuby hollow: fee in mH hub^ 
 
 10. '^^p? 7iebizbahy Ch, D^;;. ii. 6, an 
 onourable gift. 
 
 Hi . n33 nabach. i he barked, ^. Ivi. 10. 
 12. tD33 fiibbat. 3 and 5 he looked, oi' 
 'pcbeld. 03f!D mabbaty looking, or expedlation. 
 
1 3- 755 nahciL i he failed, or faded, lit 
 fell; alfo he did fooliflily, Prov. xxx. 32. 
 3 he made or efteemed vile. 5 he did fade, 
 or decay, Ifa. Ixiv. 6^ hence a fool is called 
 7D5 nabaly one whofe reafon hath failed him, 
 nl'2.^ nebalah^ 'Siudi T\T)^^ nabluty villany, or 
 fooliiTinefs. ^55 or /S^ ^^^^h a pitcher, or 
 flagon, a pfaltery. ' v35 nehelah^ the dead 
 carcafe of a man or beaft. Lev. xxii. 8. 7l3D 
 a deluge, or a flood, falling or flowing down. 
 
 14. i?33 nabang. 1 and 5 he poured out, 
 properly as fountains pour out water; hence 
 he breathed out, or he flowed in fpeech. ]l^2!0 
 .mabbuangy Si iowutzmy or fpring of waters: pK 
 m. 'D^U^2D mabbugnimy fprings, I/a. xlix. 10, 
 ,^s .15. ^l^l':;i;,nebra/?i.aymdi^l:y(^i^:^.nebra^^^^ 
 Ch. a candleftick> Z)^. V. 5. 
 
 1 6. n^3 mgeby the fouth, the fouthern parti 
 of the world. 
 
 17. *1J3 ;/^^^^, before, over againft, flrak 
 .before, &e. Ch. ^5} negad. i he flowed, or 
 ifliied forth, D^. vii, 10 ; but in 5 ^'^^^ higgid^ 
 
 ihe declared, - or . he fhewed. 6 it was told. 
 TJ3 nagidy a prince, or captain. 
 
 18. i^2ynagah. i he (hined. 5 he cauftd 
 to fhine. t^^y.nog^hy bright light, or fplendoun 
 
 19. r\ii.nagach, 1 and 3 he fmote with 
 
^3 181 
 
 the horn, as beafts pufh and gore with rhei^ 
 horns. 7 the fame; to pufh and gore with 
 the horns ; and hence to fight together. Ban. 
 xi. 40. nil naggachy 2l fmiter with the horn; 
 or an ox accuftomed to pufh with the horni 
 Exod, xxi. 29. 
 
 ao. ]3? nagan. i and 3 he played upon 
 an inftrument: pi. "ccx.. '^V^} nogniyn^ players 
 upon mufical inftruments, P/i Ixviii. 26. 
 nrJ^ neginahy ham, iii. 14, and H^'^JpD man-^ 
 ginahy . Lam. iii. S^r a fong, or playing upon 
 an inflrunnent, 
 
 21. 1/^33 nagang. i and 3 he touched, he 
 fmote, he plagued. 2 and 4 he was touched, 
 fmitten, or plagued, 5 he made to touch, or 
 he caufed to come, he joined^ he did come, 
 or he touched; he troubled, or he caft down, 
 ii^}. negangy a ftroke, or plague. 
 
 22. ^Ji nagapb. i he fmote, ' he did 
 ftrike with plagues; he offended. 2 he was 
 fmitten and plagued. 7 the fame; he was 
 oflfended. ^^?. negeph^ and HD^D maggephahy 
 a ftroke or plague. 
 
 25. 1J3 niggar. 2 he flowed down, Pf. 
 Ixxvii. 3, 5 he made to flow, or he poured 
 out; he flowed, iVf/V^^ i. 6. 6 he was poured 
 out, or poured down, Mkah i, 4. "1^ gar^ a 
 
182 't:j 
 
 flowing down) or an inhabitant, Job xxviii. 4^ 
 as froai *11J gur^ 
 
 . 24. ti^J3 nagash. i he canne nigh, he ap- 
 proached, he departed, 1 he was brought 
 pigh. 5 he caufed to approach, he brought 
 nigh, he offered. 6 he was made to approach, 
 pr he was offered. 7 he canne nigh, or he 
 approached and fet himfelf nigh; but ti03 
 nagas^ with fm-i is i he did exa6l tribute or 
 debt, he opprefled; and in a he was oppreffcd 
 with exaftions, ti^JJ nogesy an exadtor, or an 
 oppreffor, who exafteth. tribute, &c. 
 
 ^5, *T5 ned-, aheap: fee in T)3 nud. 
 
 26r> 11*13 nadab, i he did freely and libe- 
 rally give or offer; he was freely moved to 
 give or offer; he moved or made himfelf free, 
 ready, and willing, Exod. xxxv. 29. 7 he 
 freely offered himfelf, or he was freely offered. 
 2*^75 nadiby {xti:^ liberal, a prince, or nobleman. 
 n^?? nedabaky and Ch. Jl^D'^^r^H hitnaddakuty 
 Ezra vii, 16, a voluntary oblation: pi. fcm 
 inil"J^ nedaboty Amos iv. 5; free offerings, Ps. 
 ex. 3, or free-will oblations. 
 
 27. ^13 nadad. i he moved himfelf, he 
 wandered, or fled away, he departed. 3 the 
 faine, < he did drive or chafe awav,. he caufed 
 
to By away. 2,, 4, and 6 he was made to 
 j wander and fly away. 7 he fled away as a 
 i vagabond : pi. m. D^'l'lJ nodedimy wanderers, 
 ' o\ vagabonds, Ho/ea\x. 17: alfo pL m, 2^7-3 
 I nedttdim^ toflings to and fro,. Job vii. 4. 
 
 28. rnj nadah. ^ he removed far awav. 
 j: he feparated, he cad out,. Ija, Ixvi. 5. TS^'l 
 
 uiddahy a fepararion, or a thing to be fcparaced 
 for its impurity j uncleannefs, or impurity ^ 
 properly, a inenilruous or unclean woman, 
 (by the ceremonial law,, to be feparated,) Ezeh 
 xviii. 6. TTVl^nedehy a gift, or price and re- 
 ward, properly of a whore: pi. va^'^^^noda- 
 niniy gifts or rewards of whores, Ezek^y^vi, 33. 
 
 29. nii nadach. l and 5 he thrufl: of 
 chafed away, he expelled. 2, 4, and 6 he was 
 thruft away, or expelled: pK. m. D^nHD 
 maduchim, banifliments, Lam.\\^ 14,. or ex* 
 pulfions. 
 
 30. 173 nedeuy and HJ*!? mdnaky Ch. a 
 iheath of a fword or knife; alfo the body of 
 man, the (heath of his fpirit, as i Cbrcn.xx'u 
 27 y and Dan. vii. 15. 
 
 31. ^\nadaph. i he didVhruft or drive 
 away. 2 he v/as driven av/ay, ^. xix. 7. 
 
 32* TI5 nadar. i he vowed, ^71 oi* "^^[5 
 nedery a vow,. '; 
 
J 84* 13 
 
 S3. Jni fjahag. I and 3 he led, he drove 
 away ^^39 minghag^ a leading, or driving, 
 a Kings ix. 20 ^ alfo a rite or cuftonrir 
 
 34, T^?l^ nahah. i, 2, 3 he lamented. 
 "^i^p nehi, ^2 ni, i^'^nohay a lamentation, ^r^^ 
 nihjahy lamentable or doleful, Micah ii. 4. 
 
 35, 7113 nahal. 3 he led foftly and gently. 
 7 the fame, fee /vH /?^/^/, and ^^^O ^^l^* 
 
 36, DTO naham. i, 3, and 5 he roared as 
 lion ; hence he groaned, or fighed deeply.. 
 D03 nahamy and fern. nDD3 nahamuh^ a roar- 
 ing, P/l xxxviii. 9. 
 ' 37* V^\ nahak. i he brayed. 
 ' 38. *1D3 nahar. i to flow together, pro- 
 perly as waters J but chiefly ufed to exprefs 
 the affemblage of a multitude of people, Jer. 
 I1. 44. '^^^'^^^nahary a river, continually flow- 
 ing; but Ch. nn5;7d'/&^r, istofliine, and hence 
 n'lll^ fieharahy light, or fplendour. Job iii. 4c 
 ^Ifo "A^y^T]^ nehoray and ^^^^5 nehirUy Ch. the 
 fame: pi. fern, imnpp minharoty dens, df 
 caves. Judges vi. 2. ' 
 
 39. J*13 ;;^. 5 i^^Jfl te/, he broke, of 
 hiade void, he difannulled. H^^'^JJ^ ienuahy a 
 breach, Numb.'i^iy* 34 : pi; fem. rilSIJri tenttoty 
 breaches, or occafions, Jcb xxxiii. 10, as from 
 
 ry^ andh. 
 
W I8S 
 
 40. 313 nub. I he budded, or brought 
 forth fruit abundantly ; hence he fpoke. 3 he 
 made to fpeak, or he made eloquent, Zech. 
 ix. 17. 3**5 nib, and HDI^J^ tenubah^ fruit, or 
 increafe, D^/^/. xxxii- 13, Ifa. Ivii, 19. 
 
 41. 113 nud. I he wandered^ he was 
 moved ^ alfo he gi*ieved, he caufed to wander, 
 or he moved. 7 he did grieve, or he condoled 
 with himfelf. 113 nody T3 wdy and 1137^ manod^ a 
 wandering, a moving, a motion or commotion- 
 '^\ncidy a vagabond, and 13 ;7^^, a heap. 
 
 42. nj3 ;/^^I;^^. I he dwelt^ 5 he made 
 to dwell. T\y\ navehy a dwelling, or habita- 
 tion. n'13 nevehy an inhabitant, or inmate, P/i 
 Ixviii. 13; alfo a fheepfold,, a pafture, or a 
 dwelling for fheep : pL fern. ilH^ ;7<^/, (T being 
 changed into ^^) green paftures,. Pf. xxiii. 2. 
 
 43. ni3 nuach. i he refted, he was quiet. 
 5 he caufed to reft, he made quiet. 6 he 
 was made to reft, or reft was given. Lam. 
 ,v. 5. ni3 noach^ riHJ nachaty ni3D manoachy 
 T^'Q'\^. hanachahy nrn3D menuchahy or '10'?9 
 reft, or quietnefs. nin'^3 nicoachy the fame; 
 hence acceptable, or any acceptable thing, as 
 Ezeh XX. 28, G^;?. viii. 21, &c. 
 
 44. LD13 nut, he moved, or ftaggered, Pf. 
 xcix. I. 
 
18(3 SI 
 
 45. V^ nevaly Ch. he defiled, ^/y^.nevaluy 
 or *''7P. nevaliy a dunghill. 
 . 46. D13 /^;;^. I he flept.. JlDlii^ tenumahy 
 fleep, or a (lumbering, iy. cxxxii. 4. . Hpll 
 numahy Pr^u. xxiii. 2 1, the fanac T? /X )1i 
 and ]13D manon : fee in ^J ;i'i;/. 
 
 47. D13 ;/^j. I he fled away. 5 he 
 caufed to fly, or he chafed away. 7 he lifted 
 up a banner: fee in DD} nii/asy D^^D mams, a 
 refuge, or an efcape, 
 
 48. y^i3 nuang. i he was moved> he 
 wandered, he departed. 5 he moved, or he 
 caufed to movev hence, he fifted, he fcattered, 
 &c. 1 he was moved, &c. Amos ix. 9 : pi, m; 
 D'^J/^i73^ menagnanimy cornets, 2 Smn, vi.. ^. 
 
 49. ^^3 ;^/i;^^. I and 5 he dropped, he 
 difl:illed, alfo he perfumed. 3 and 5 he did 
 fhake, or he moved hither and thither j hence 
 he offered facrifice, he waved a facrifice* 6 
 to be moved, llxaken, or waved, Exod. xxix. 
 27. r^5J nophety a diftilling or dropping; 
 hence a honey-comb. HDJ naphahy a moving, 
 or fliaking, alfo a fieve, Ifa. xxx. 28. M^^ 
 naphahy and ri^J nephety is a tra6t of ground, 
 or a country, Jojh* xvii, 1 1. HSUJ^ tenuphahy 
 a moving, or heaving up; or the oblation and 
 offering heaved up^ a fhaking. 
 
n 187 
 
 50. p3 nutz, 5 he budded, he flourifhed^ 
 ' n^l nitzahy 2l flower : pi. m. D*'^^^. nitzanim, 
 [flowers, or things budding and flourifliing^ 
 
 CanLiu 12. 
 
 51. -"l^^ nur, hence T5 niry and H^ ;/^r> 
 I light, or a lantern, Ch. a fire, Dan. vii. 9, 
 
 rrniiD menorahy a candleftick, 
 
 52* TW nazad. 5 TtH hizzidy he Ibd, he 
 boiled. T'tJ ;zi?2;i^, pottage, or broth boiled, 
 &c. Gen. XXV. 29, 
 
 53. nfJ nazah. i he fprinkled, or he 
 I was fprinkled. 5 he fcattered, he fprinkled, 
 I Lev. iv. 6. 
 
 54. 7j3 ;;^z^/. I he flowed down, he 
 dropped. 5 he caufed to flow, he poured out: 
 pi. m. DvpJ nozlimy flowing, J^r. xviii. 14; or 
 
 [floods, .^ Ixxviii. 16: pi. fern. inllD maz-- 
 1 zaloty the twelve planets, or the heavenly 
 j figns and confl:ellations, called influences or 
 influxions. 
 
 55' ^ri.ne emy an ear-ring, an ornament 
 I 0f the forehead or of the ear. 
 
 56. pJ^ nezaky Ch. i and 5 he did hurt^> 
 : he wronged. pJ3 ne^ieky danaage, or wrong. 
 
 57. U^ nazar. i , 3, and. 5 he did feparate 
 ! hinifelf, properly on account of a religious 
 
188 m 
 
 vow. TT3 nazir^ a Nazarite, or one feparatcd 
 becaufe of avow; alio the hair which is not 
 Ihaven becaufe of a vow, Numb. vi. 9; alfo 
 "^J^. nezer^ a crown: pi. mafc. D'^'^j^P minza^ 
 n^> cjovvned men, Nah. \\u 17: pi. fern. 
 nntZp mazzaroty the fame with Hl/TD maz-- 
 2aloty the planets, or the twelve eeleftial figns. 
 
 58. nro nachah, I and 5 he led, or he 
 did lead. HniQ minchahy a gift, an offering, 
 or any oblation offered. Hin*'!! nickoachy reft : 
 fee in nii nuach. i 
 
 59. /Hi nachaL \ he poffeffed. 3 and 
 5 he made to poffefs; alfo he divided, or de- 
 livered up. 6 he was made poffeffor. 7 he 
 appointed himfelf poffeffor, or he went to take 
 poffeffion. i^^Di nachelah, a poffeflion or in- 
 heritance; alfo /TO nachaly a valley, a river, orj 
 torrent of waters. I 
 
 60. Cnj nacham. 3 and 7 he comforted 
 himfelfi or he took confolation ; alfo 2 Dn3| 
 nichaniy he repented. 3 he comforted another. 
 4 he was comforted. '"^90? nechamahy com- 
 fort, or confolation. ^tli mcham, repentance: 
 pl.m.C'*?in5 nichumimy andD^/P^iH^'f? tanchumimy 
 confolations, TJ. xciv. 19, 3^^r, xvi. 7; alfo 
 repentances* 
 
S2 189 
 
 % I . yn3 nachatz. i he urged, he haftencd s 
 
 : Jience ^Tl^ nachitz^ urgent, or requiring hafte, 
 
 \^\ Sam. xxi. 8. 
 
 62. *>ni nachar^ hence ^HJ nachar^ the 
 noftril, 7^^ xxxix. 20, du. male. D^TH^ 
 
 ' fiechirajm, the noftrils, Job xli. 20. 
 
 6^. '^'Tllnaehd/h. 3 he divined, hecon- 
 jeftured, he found by experience, ^^XSXnacofb^ 
 
 ' a conjefturing, or foothfaying, a charm, or 
 enchantment, a divination; alfo '^'^\ nacajhy a 
 ferpent. ri^H^ ;/<?t/:;^<?/, brafs, 2 Kings lixv. 
 13: du. male. O'lJli^n^ nechujbtajimy chains, or 
 fetters of brafs, Judges xv\. 11. \T\W[}^ ne- 
 xhuJtM^ the name of the brazen ferpenr, which 
 Mofes made, 2 Kings y^y'm. 4. S^IHp nachujhj 
 brazen^ or made of brafs. Job vi. 12. Ch 
 i^n^ nechafhy the fame, 
 
 64. nnj nachaU 1 he defcended^ or he 
 ywent down. 2 and 6 he was made to defcend^ 
 or he was let down. .3 and 5 he caufed to 
 defcend, or he let down. T\T\1 nackut^ a defcent, 
 .alfo reft : fee TS\1 nuachy and Tiy^ anach: pi. m. 
 D^^Jinj. nechitimi men defcending, or come 
 down, 2 Kings vi. 9. 
 
 65, nD3 ;i?^/^^. I he inclined, he declined, 
 he ftretched out. 2 he was ftretched out, or 
 he inclined or ftretched out himfelf. 5 he 
 
190 3 
 
 ' caufed to decline, he turned away. n^5 
 muttehy perverfe, or perverted, Ezek. ix. 19. 
 n^P mittah^ a bed; alfo a bier, 2 <S'^;^. iii. 31. 
 -rrtSD mattehy a rod, orftaff; alfo a tribe. HtpD 
 mattahy below, or downward. 
 
 66. /iQ^ nalaL i and 3 he propofed, or 
 offered, he did bear a burthen^ he lifted up, or 
 he carried, !l/a, Ixiii. 9, 2 he was carried. 
 /i^2 netely ^2L weight, or burthen, Prcv. xxvii. 3;: 
 pl. m. 2'^*?'^P5 netilimy porters, or they that 
 carry any thing, Zeph. i. 1 1. 
 
 67. V^'i natang. i he planted. 2 he was 
 planted, Ifa. xl. 24. J/l5 netangy 2l plant: 
 pl. mafc. D^J/C5 netingnhriy plants, Bf. clxiv. 12. 
 V^'O mattangy a plant, planting, or plantation, 
 Ezek. xvii. 7. 
 
 68. ^^\nataph. i he dropped down, he 
 :difl:illed. 5 the fame; hence he prophefied. 
 ^03 nataphy a drop of pure myrrh: pL fem 
 illD^PJ netiphoty veflels to diftil in; or chains, 
 or jewels, yudges \\\\. 26, ^^. iii. 19. 
 
 69. "l^^natar^ 1 he kept, he preferved, 
 lie referved. M'^'r^ matterahy a prifon, a place 
 to keep in : alfo a mark or fcope, Joh x vi. 1 2- 
 
 70. tt^^J ^/^y%. I he left off, he let 
 alone, alfo he extended or ftretched out himfelf. 
 ;a.and 4 he was left, he was ftretched out: pl 
 
33 191 
 
 I km. KW'^t?? netifnoty branches, IJa, xviii. 55 
 I alfo battlements, "Jer. v. 10. 
 
 7T<. \'^. niriy and ]i3D ;;7<2;i^;f, a fon; hence 
 I in 2 he increafed, and continued in the lineage 
 i^of his fons, PJ. Ixxvii. 17. 
 
 72. p*^? ;?//^, he noiirifnedv 
 
 73. "^''3 ^/ir. 5 he ploughed the grotindi 
 hence ^^ nir^ fallow ground, or new broken 
 land to be fown. 
 
 74. *Tp?. nechedy a nephew, I/a. xiv. 22; alfo 
 pofterity, Gen. xxi. 23. 
 
 75. HD] nacah.. 3 and 5 he fmote, he cut 
 or wounded. 2, 4, and 6 he was fmitten, he 
 was wounded, one hurt, or wounded, 7/^* Ixvi. 
 2: pi, mafc. D'*-?^ nechiniy lame or wounded 
 men, or abjeds or bafe men, Pf. xxxv. 15. 
 
 i nsb maccahy a plague or ftrokc. C^i^p^ necaim: 
 fee in n^3 r^(^/6, wounded, or broken, 
 
 76. nOi nocachy over againft, ftrait before^ 
 alfo HDJ nacoachy fern. nHD^ necbochahy Amos 
 
 iiii. 10, equity, righteoufnefs, the right: pi. 
 ifem. ninD5 nechochoty I/a. xxvi. 10, and xxx, 
 10, right things, or uprightncfs, 
 !>' 77. 733 nachaly 3 Numhi xxv. j8. 7 Gd*;/, 
 ixxxvii. 18, he devifed, or tho.ught, and dealt 
 l^eceicfuUy, he beguiled. ^?U ^crM adc^ 
 
192 ^ 
 
 cciver. /D5 nechely a deceit, or a fubtle device^ 
 pi. m. Cvp^ nechalmy wiles. Numb. xxv. i8. 
 
 78. D?2 nachasy hence pi. mafc. D^P53 
 mechafim^ riches, treafares, or treallired up 
 goods, Jojh, xxii. ^8. 
 
 75. ")3J nikkar. 3 he knew, he acknow- 
 ledged, alfo he did alienate, or he eftranged 
 himfelf, he carried himfclf ftrangely. alfo he 
 delivered, i Sam, xxiii. 7. 2 he was known, 
 '^he was eftranged, Jov xxxiv. 19. 5 he knew, 
 he acknowledged. 7 he gave himfelf to be 
 -known ; alfo he feigned himfelf a ftranger. Gen. 
 xlii. 7, 11^/5 nechaTy and ^1^\ nachri, ftrange, 
 a ftranger, or one of a ftrange country. I^J 
 nocher, eftrangement, or alienation ; kcObad. 
 12. 12.0 maccuTy known, or acquaintance. 
 I^'^Sn haccarahy the knowledge, or the Ihew 
 of the countenance, jyfe. iii. 9: fee /"ipH hachar^ 
 
 80. n23 nachaty hence n!?5 or riJ^ID5 ^^^^/^ 
 fpices or treafurcs, fpicery, G^. xxxvii. 25, 
 .2 Kings XK. 13. 
 
 8 1 . ^ /2 nalahy 5 17^'7 hinlahy he perfefted, 
 or abfolved, ^i xxxiii. i. Tuip minlahy per- 
 
 ifeftion, 7^^ xy. 29. 
 
 '82. vZDl ;?i^;;M/. i-he 'Circumcifed; alfo 
 lie was cut off. Job xviii. i6. 2 he was cir- 
 
u2 19:} 
 
 cumclfcd, participle pi. m. DvQS nmmolhn, 
 circumcifed, Gen. xxxiv. 22. ^/^^ nemalat^^ 
 a pifmire, or ant, Prov. vi. 6, and xxx. 25. 
 
 %2. 1^3 namer^ a leopard: pi. m. D^^p 
 nemerimy leopards. Cant. iv. ?. 
 
 1 84, DJ w^, a banner: fee in DP3 /;^j. 
 * 85. JP3 ;/^^^. I he apprehended, he took 
 or laid hold upon, Micah ii, 6. 5 he removed, 
 or moved away, Deut. xxvii. 17. 
 
 86. no; ^^/z. 1 he lifted up. 3 HB}. 
 nijfaby he proved, tempted, or tried. H^D 
 majfah^ a temptation. 
 
 87. np3 nqfacK i he pulled up by the 
 roots, he rooted out, 1 he was removed, or 
 pulled away. T\BD ranjfacby a pulling down, 
 .or breaking up, 2 Kings xi. 6. 
 
 88. '^p3 nafach. i and 3 he poured forth 
 |a drink offering, or he facrificed, he anointed, 
 |or appointed ; alfo he covered over. 2 he was 
 lanointed. 5 he facrificed. 6 he was covered. 
 1p3 ne/ech, "^D^^^ 7namjcch, TP? nasich, and 
 ^JSDD majfechahy a pouring forth, a facrifice, or 
 irink- offering, or any liquid thing poured 
 brth; alfo a covering: pi. m. D^5'^P3 neftchm^ 
 3rinces, Pf. Ixxxiii. 12. ri5P5 majfechety a 
 ^reaver's beam, or the web. Judges xvi. i j. 
 
 o 
 
89.- * jD''3 Ay^;;, the month Nifan, which 
 anfwers to our March. 
 
 90^ DC2 no/as. i and 3 he lifted up ^ 
 ffandard, he fet up a banner, ]/a. lix. 1 9. 7 
 he ufed the banner, or he difplayed a flandardj 
 Pf. Ix. 4. DD13 ^^^^, a ilandard-bearer, J/^a, 
 lix. 1 9^ DJ ms, a ilandard, or a banner. 
 
 91. yp3 ;fj?^^;;^. I he departed, he wenl 
 away. 2 he was carried away. 5 he caufed 
 or commanded to depart, he removed or car-* 
 ried away. tllTW/cgnahy a departure, a going 
 away^ or a ftorm, Pf. Iv. 9. i^DD majfangy a 
 departure, or a journey, alib a dart 
 
 '92* ppJ;/^y^. Ch. I he went up, heafcended, 
 5 he made to afcend, he caufed to go up, h^ 
 led. 6 he was led out, or he was taken forthj 
 Dan. vi. 23. 
 
 93. yV.\nagnah. i he Ihut, or bolted^ he 
 locked, or ciofed with a lock or bar; 5 
 he Ihod, or he put on fhoes. /VA nagnal^ z 
 fhoe: du. mafc. Dvj^*3 nagnelajim^ a pair oi 
 fhoes, Amos' ii. 6, /^pQ mangnul^ a lock of i 
 door: pi. m. DvlJ/^Q- manulim^ locks, Neh. 
 iii. 3* /l^^^ mingnaly a.lhoe, i)^///. xxxiii. 25, 
 
 94* C;^^^ nagnam. i he was pleafant, 
 D*iyj nUgnimy or Di'3 nognmn^ pleafant, pleafant/ 
 nefs: pi. mafc. C^^/PJ^i nagnemanimi pleafanj 
 
^i .195 
 
 plants, or flowers, I/a. xvii. lo;. alfo pi. mafc. 
 D^'SjL^pD mangnamim^ dainties, or pleafant 
 meats, Pf. cxli. 4. 
 
 95. ]VJ nagnatz^ Ch. he fixed, hence 
 pifj/l nagnatzutZy a thorn r pi. m* D^^V^^^^p. 
 iiagnetzutzim^ thorns, IJa. vii. 19. 
 
 ^(i. ny^ nngnar. i and 3 he fhook, or he 
 did fhake off; alfo he brayed, or he roared and 
 made a noife, 2 he was fhaken off, or he did 
 fliake himfelf. Judges xvi. 20. 7 he did fhake 
 himfelf, Ifa. Hi. 2. ^1/3 nagnar^ a boy, a lad, 
 or a young infant; alfo fern, n'1^2 naegnerah^ 
 a girl, or a damfel: pi. fern. .r\l"^i^5 nagneroty 
 maids, EJihe/'i^* 4. "'J^'^^ nognar^ youth, child- 
 hood, that age which is prone to fliake off 
 very yoke: pi. m. D^'^ll/f negnurm^ I/a. liv, 
 6 : pi. fern. rilV-? negnuroty the fame, Jer. 
 xxxii. 30. ri^^*? negnorety tow fhaken off 
 from the flax, IJa, i. 31. 
 
 97. n53 napach. i he did blow, he 
 breathed. 5 he caufcd to blow, or he did 
 blow away. H^Q mappachy an expiring or 
 Wowing out the breath. Job xi, 20. HSD 
 49kippuachy a bellows, y<fr. vi. 29. 
 
 98. "^Si nopechy a carbuncle, or a precious 
 ftone or jewel. 
 
 o 2 
 
196 p 
 
 99. /53 ?tapaL i he did fall, or he fell 
 down. 5 he caufcd to fall, he did throw 
 down. 7 he did caft down hinafclf. ^i^. 
 ?:ephel, an untimely birth, Joi iii. 16. /SD 
 mafpel^ chaff, or the refufc of grain, j^mos 
 viii. 6. n?^^ m i-ppelab^ a fall, or ruin, Ezek. 
 xxxii. lOi alfo a dead carcafe. Judges xiv, 8: 
 pi. mafc. C v''?)^ rjep/iilim, giants. Gen. vi. 4. 
 
 100/ ^^} napatz. i he fcattcred, he was 
 icattcred, or he difperfed himfelf. 3 he feat- 
 tered abroad. ]^55 nephetz^ IJa. xxx. 30, a 
 difperfion, fcattering abroad, or breaking in 
 pieces. |^SD mappetz^ a mallet, or battle-axe, 
 Jer. li. 20: pi. fern. riT:f22X5 memfpatzoty fcat- 
 rered abroad, or beaten afunder, IJa. xxvii. 9. 
 
 101. 'p^^naphak. Ch, 1 he went. 5 he? 
 caufcd to go forth, or he carried out, Dan. v. 3. 
 Kj^55 niphkay and i<J!^i?55 niphketay Ch, charges 
 or cxpences, 2;r^ vi. 4. 
 
 102. tt^2?. nephejhy the foul, the life, the 
 breath ; hence in 2 or 3 he breathed, or he 
 was refreflied, Exod. xxiii. 1 2. 
 
 103. p.netZy a hawk, ^^/^ xxxix. 26: fee 
 nV3 natzab. J<V3 ;/^/2;^. 1 he flew j the fame 
 with nVi natzah. 
 
1 
 
 V2 197 
 
 104. yHi natzab^ hence n^'V^ netziby a 
 ftatue or pillar, Gen. xix. 26 ; a ftation or gar- 
 rifon of foldiers, i Sam. xiii. 3 ; alfo a captain, 
 or chief officer, i Kings iv. 19: fee alfo in 
 yi\ jat. ab, "^^VQ fnatztzbah, a pillar, G^. 
 xxviii. 18, nm]i^Tyy^2 ml:belaf Ch. firmnefs, 
 hardnefs, or ftrength, Dan. ii. 41* 
 
 105. nyj ;r<i/ ^^, I he did fly away^ 
 alfo from the Chaldee, he was wafted and de- 
 ftroycd. 2 and 5 he contended, he ftrove, or 
 he caiifed contention HVi notzahy Ezek. 
 xvii. 7, feathers or wings: fee alfo in ^13 nutz. 
 nyC matzaby Prov. xiii. 10, and TSViDtnatzutf 
 ftrife or contention, Jfa. xli. 12, 
 
 ic6. nV3 natzach^ 3 HifJ nitztzeach^ he 
 did overcome, he was fct over in a charge, he- 
 urged, 2 he was perpetual, J^r. viiiw 5. 
 HifJ^ menatztzeachy one who overcometh or 
 excelleth, or is chief in any charge or office; 
 a word frequent in the titles of the Pfalms^ 
 importing the chief mufician, nVJ netzachy 
 eternity, fo called becaufe it overcometh all 
 things, Ifa. xxxiv. lo,- alfo vidory, ftrength. 
 
 107. /^^ nitzal. 2 ^^^ nit tzaly he was 
 delivered, he efcaped, he delivered himfelf. 
 J /if? nitztzely he did deliver; alio he fpoiled,. 
 Exod. iii. "12. 5 the fame. 6 he v/as dclU 
 
198 p3 
 
 vered. 7 he fpoiled himfelf, Escod, xxxiii. 6^ 
 nj^n hatztzalahy deliverance, Efiher iv, 14. 
 
 108. ^V^ natzatz. i he fparkled, Ezeh 
 i. 7. pifJ nitzotZy a fpark, ^^. i. 31^ 
 
 109. "l^^natzar. i he kept, he preferved. 
 *^^^*J notzer^ Exod, xxxiv. 7, a keeper,. one who 
 keepeth. ^y^}, netzery IJa. xu i, and Ix. 21, 
 a branch. 
 
 no. yp_^ nakab. i he bored or pierced 
 through; alfo he expreflfed, he named ex- 
 prefsly, he cnrfed. 2 he was exprefsly named. 
 Numb, u 17: pi. mafc. "d^yp^^nekabimy pipes, 
 Ezek. xxviii. 13. ^3)^3 nekebah^ 2, woman, or 
 the female fex, Gen. i. 27. il^l^.'-J makkebet^ a 
 boring through, making hollow, or a hole, 
 Ifa, 11. J ; alfo a hammer Iharp at one end, to 
 bore with. 
 
 I IT, *7p5 'nakad. i he pointed, or fpeckled 
 with points J hence f^^^p^ nehiddah^ a fpot or 
 point: pi. fem. T\V\'p^, nekuddoty CanL i.-ii, 
 Ituds. ^^p5 ;/^y^^<:/, fpeckled or fpotted : pi. m. 
 tl^*^^}. nekuddim^ and fem. T\T\^ynekuddoty the 
 hmty Gen. xxx. 32, 35, '39. *lj?.3 nokedy a 
 fhepherd, a mafter of iheep, a keeper of cattle^ 
 a herdfman : pi. mafc. D'^^pi nokedimy herdfmen, 
 Amos u I; pl.'m. u^^f^^ nikkuddimy mouldy^ 
 
p3 1.99 
 
 7^^/?. ix. 5 s alfo cakes, fo called becaufc full 
 jof fpots and fpecks, i Kings xiv. j. 
 ' ii2c tlp^l nakah. i he v/as pitre, clean, 
 or innocent. 3 he cleanfed, he abfulved, ar^d 
 declared innocent. 2 he was declared inno- 
 cent. "^p.3 or K'^pJ nakiy pure, clean, or inno- 
 cent. p''j^3 nikkajon^ purity, or innocency.': 
 pi. fenn. brufhes, or bowls, Numb, iv. 7, i'^;^^. 
 XXV. 29. 
 
 113. Dpj nakam. i, 2, and 3 he revenged, 
 he took vengeance. 6 he was avenged, Qen. 
 iv. 15. 7 he revenged hinnfelf, or he took 
 vengeance. Df^^ nakam^ vengeance, or re- 
 venge ^ pi. fern. niDj^5 nekomoty avengements, 
 PJn xviii. 48. 
 
 114. i^i^3 nakang. i he v/as disjointed, 
 or pulled afnnder: hence he was alienated, 
 Ezek. xxiii. 18. 
 
 ^ ^ 5 ^i^3 nckaph. i and 3 he cut off. 5^ 
 the fame, he circunncifed, or he cut off round 
 about. n2(^5 nikphahy a cutting afunder, or a 
 rent, Ifa. iii. 24 j alfo '^f^A nokephy the laft 
 fhaking of the olives, -^ xvft, 6. 
 
 116. p'^pjij //d'y^/*/^, a hole or cave, y^r.xiti. 4. 
 
 117. ^i^^ nakar. iJie dug. 3 he dug 
 through. 4 he was pierced, Ifa. li. i. rn|^J 
 nikrahy Exod. xxxiii. 22, a hole or ciivev ' 
 
1 1 8. tt')55 ^^a^^A* ^ 2nd 2 he cnfnared, 
 or he was enfnared. 3 he did enlhare. 7 iic 
 enlhared himfelfi Ch. i to beat or fmite one 
 againft another, Dan. v. 6. 
 
 fpikenard, G^^/. i. 12, and iv. 14. 
 
 120. i^tl^3 nqfa. i he lifted up, he did 
 bear or carry away, he took, he did undertake, 
 he fuftainedi alfo he pardoned or forgave, he 
 took away fin. 2 J<J^^3 niffay he was carried 
 away, he lifted up himfelf. 3 he carried, he 
 carried away; alfo he gave. 5 he cauled to 
 bear. 7 he extolled or exalted himfelf. i^^^^i 
 vqfiy a prince, pi. m. D'^i^'^Ci^J. nesiiwj princes, 
 Gen. xvii. 20 alfo clouds, vapours, or moift 
 exhalations, Jer. x. 13. T)^'l^) ni/fety a gift or 
 an offering. K^J^/, Jol? xx. 6, and n^t?'*/^^/, 
 a lifting up, excellency; alfo pardoning of 
 fin, or remitting the punifhment; alfo a 
 fwelling. ^'^0 majfay and r^J^J^/3 majfety &c. 
 a burthen, a burthenfome prophefy, threat- 
 ening a burthen of calamities, Ifa. xiii. 1 ) 
 a lifting up, Ezek. xvii. 9; a gift, or an ob- 
 lation, EJlherix. 18. Hijlt^;? majfaah^ IJa. xxx. 
 27, aburoitig, or the elevation of fiery flames> 
 
m 201 
 
 Judges XX. 40; pU fem. r\i<JA7^ mafoiy Gen. 
 xliil. 34; a dilh or mefs of meat: a colleftion, 
 tax, or tribute, 2 Chron. xxiv. 9. i^t^^D w/?^, 
 a taking, or an acceptation, properly the 
 refpeft of pcrfons, 2 Chrcn. xix. 7 ; but ^ii20 
 ;/a7:^z, with a^ y^/;;, in 5 is i^^C^'H /////^;^ 
 he deceived, he feduccd. Gen. iii. ij; in 2 
 J^Ji^? nijhiba, he was deceived; hence ]i^5^^0 
 mu/Jiftiaon^ deceit, or deceiving, Prov. xxvi. 26. 
 
 121. 3a^3 najhah. 1 and 5 he did blow or 
 breathe upon ; alfo 5 he caufcd to blow, Pf^ 
 cxlvii. iB, he did drive away. Gen. xv. 9; or 
 he fcattered by his breath. 
 
 122. ^^^ nafag. 5 J'^tJ^H hiffig^ he reached 
 into, he touched, he did overtake and ap- 
 prehend, he made to touch, or he brought 
 to. T'^ fg, a purfuit, or following after, 
 I Kings xviii. 27. 
 
 123. na/J najhah. 1 he forgot. Lam. iii. 
 17 ; alfo he lent, he took ufury, he lent upon 
 ufury, or he took upon ufury, Jer. xv. lo^ he 
 jcxafted his debt. HJi^D maJhJJieh^ Deut. xv. 2, 
 he was an exaftor, or coUedlor. a he was 
 forgotten, or he was forgetful, ^. xliv, 21. 
 3 he caufed to forget. 5 the fajmc; alfo he 
 lent, he exafted. NC^^3 nojhey a creditor, or an 
 exaftor, one who Icndctb, ijaj, xxiv. 2, Ht^*^ 
 
202 IL': 
 
 najhehy disjointed, or llirunk, Gen. xxxii. 32. 
 T^^^'O majhjhahy Deut. xxiv. 10, and "^^^ nejhit 
 2 Kings iv. 7, debt, or that which is Itnt* 
 tl^^ ne/hi^aby forgetfulnefs, P/, Ixxxviii. 13-^ 
 hence D'^t^'p najhim^ women; called fo from 
 not being fo ftrong in memory as men ; or 
 rather,- becaufe in them the name of their 
 parents' family is forgotten, being only re-- 
 membered in the male : fee in the root "1?^ 
 zachar, 
 
 124.- '^^^/'^nafach. I he did bite. Numb. 
 xxi. 9v hence he took iifury,'Or he gave upon 
 ufury. 3 he did bite. 5 he lent upon ufury, 
 J>^/. xxiii. 19, CO. ^{^!\nesJechy ufury, or 
 gain upon loan, Ezek. xviii. 8, 13^ Exodus 
 xxli. 25 ; fo called, becaufe it bites the fub- 
 ftanceofhim that takes it. HSC^J nifkcahy a 
 chamber, Neh, iii. 30. 
 
 125, /dl\ naJliaL i and 3 he caft out, he 
 caftofF, he did fhake, or drive away, be pulled 
 ffi Exodus iii* 5. 
 
 , 126. Dt2.''J naJJamy hence TSl^W'l^nejhamahy 
 or T\ui0\ nipmaatj Gen. vii. !22, Deut, xx. 16, 
 the foul or the fpirit of man; dfo Jeb xxxvii. 
 10, breathing, or the breath. TS't^^lT^tinJkemet, 
 a kind of fowl, the fwan, the bat, &c. Lev.. 
 xi. 18. 
 
127. ^^^nafhaph. i he did blow. ^*W 
 nejfoeph^ darknefs, obfcurity ; properly the 
 jtwilight, or the dawn of the morning, Job 
 jvii. 4: pi. m. D*^?^*^ aflj/hapkir/iy aftrologers, 
 \I)an, ii. 2. ^^^-3- janfljopky the ovv!, .Levit. 
 ixi. 17, ^^. xxxiv. 1 I. 
 
 128. p24^J najhak. i, 3, and 5 he kiiTed: 
 pi. fern. r\lpt^5 nefbikot^ kiffes, ?rov. xxvii. 6* 
 ;P?^A nefioek^ Ifa, xxii. 8, or pS^f?. ;/^y2?^/^, i\^^/&. 
 jiii. 19, arnnour. pu^l3 nojhek: pi. m. D'^pb?/iD 
 \nofhkim^ armed, P/. Ixxviii. 9 ; but pii^3 /;^^^, 
 jwith t^7?Wy in 5 x^y^T) hiffiky he kindled, he 
 {burned. 2 he was kindled, PJ. Ixxviii. 21. 
 
 129. '^'^!^,nejher^ an eagle: pi. m. D^^H^O. 
 nejlarimy eagles, Exod, xix. 4; but "li^*^ iiafary 
 with ^y/;?, in 5 TJ^'H i7i^?r, he did faw^ or he 
 cut with a faw, i Chron. xx. 3 ; hence *lti^D 
 m-affbry a faw, ^. x. 15. 
 
 ^ 130. ^'^^napiat. i he periflied, he failed. 
 !2 and 3 the fame, ^. xix. 5, ]W^i ;^//^* 
 /^'lyi^;/, Ch. a writing, a decree, or an epiftle^ 
 Ezra iv. 7. 
 
 131. 3TI5 ^//^: fern. HH^'Jl^ netibahy z, 
 way or path: pi. fern. Tin*']!;? ;/^//^(?/,. paths: 
 Prov. v'nu 20. 
 
 132. nfli niitach. 3 he cut in pieces. 
 
nri3 netacby a piece, member, or part of any 
 thing, Ezek. xxiv. 4. 
 
 133* "^^5 natach. i, 2, and 6 he was 
 poured out. 5 he did pour forth: ^T\T\ 
 hitttuh^ a pouring forth. 
 
 1 34- Vy\ natan. i he gave, he put, or 
 placed. 2 and 6 he was given, put, or placed. 
 \!!)^ mattan^ TyJ^l^ mattaty Eccles. iii. 13, and 
 >^i^Q mattanahy a gift. 
 
 135. Dl^inatas. 1 hcdeftroyed, y^^ xxx. 13, 
 
 ^56. *fr^3 w^/rt/z. I and 3 the fame, he 
 pulled down, or deftroyed. 2, 4, and 6 he 
 was pulled down or deftroyed. 
 
 '37 P^3 ^/^/t. I, 3, and 5 he pulled 
 away, he brake afunder. 2 and 6 he was 
 pulled afunder. pP?. netek, a dry fcurf, or 
 fcald in the head. Lev. xiii. 30. p^?lJ^ aniky a 
 chamber, or a gallery, 2;^;^. xlii. 3. 
 
 138. ")r?3 rt/^r. I and 3 he leaped. 5 
 Tl^n hit^ir, he loofed, or fet free, he caufed 
 to leap, P/. cxlvi. 7. ^PJ ;7d'/^r, nitre, Jer. 
 ii. 22; but Ch. "^T^^nelar, i he flowed down. 
 5 he caufed to flow, or to fall down, he did 
 Ihake ofli^, Da/j. iv. 14. 
 
 1 39* J^^5 natajh. i he deftroyed, he 
 rooted out. 2 and 6 he was rooted out, or 
 pulled up by the roots j alfo he was forfaken, 
 Jer. xviii. 14, a$ from tt'tps natajh. 
 
[ i>05 ] 
 
 3D 
 
 I. nijp^^.7, a kind of meafure of dry 
 things, containing the third part of the ephah 
 meafure, 2 Kings vii. i: pi. m. ^"^i^D /aim, 
 meafures, G^w. xviii. 6 ; hence the name of a 
 nreafure in general. T^^'^^D fajfeah^ a meafure, 
 Ifa xxvii. 8. 
 
 i 2. W^ Jaan, i he did fight. W^ JoeHy 
 a warrior. l^^P Jecn, a conflift, or a battle, 
 Ifa. ix. 5. 
 
 3. ^'IDJaba. 1 he did drink exceffively, 
 
 he befotted himfelf with wine. )X2bfobe^ a 
 
 drunkard, Deut.y^xx, 20: alfo \X2p /obey wine, 
 
 Hojea iv. 1 8 : pi. mafc. U^^^'2^ Jebmniy Nahum 
 
 i. 10, drunkards, Ezek. xxiii. 42. 
 
 I 4. "yiD Jabab. I he compaffed about, he 
 
 icaufed, i i'^w. xxii. 22. 2 he was turned, or 
 
 ihe turned himfelf about, he declined; alfo he 
 
 encompafled round. 3 he went about, or he 
 
 encompafled round. 5 he turned, led, or 
 
 encompafled about; he declined, or he caufed 
 
 I 
 
206 JD ! 
 
 to decline. 6 he was compafled, led, oi 
 turned about. ^'^^D /el?il?, 2DD mejahy and 
 Z1D1J3 mujab^ Ezek. xli. 7^ a circuit, orj 
 compais. HSD fbbah^ i X/^j xii. 15,^ 
 n3P5 nefihhahy 2 Chron. x. 15, a caufe, or an 
 occafion. 
 
 5. 1^20 fabach. I and 4- he was folded 
 together, he was wrapped about. "^^Df^bocby 
 iy. Ixxiv. 5, znd^^l^ /obechy 2 Sam. xviii. 9, 
 &c. intricacy, or a folding together. J^??^ 
 
 Jebachaby i if/;;^j vii. 17, a net, or any intricate 
 work. i^5?^ o^ i^23?^ Jabbecha^ Ch. an 
 inftrument of mufick, Z)^;^. iii. 5. 
 
 6. ^2x0 Jabal. 1 he carried, he did bear. 
 4 he was made to bear or carry, or he was 
 Ipaded with burthens. 7 he was a burthen to 
 himfelf, or he loaded himfelfj Eccles\ xii. 5. 
 /'ZD fahbal, a burthen, alfo a porter, or carrier 
 
 -of burthens : pi. m. "C:^ /2D Jabbalim^ 2 Chron, 
 xxxiv. 13^ bearers of burthens, Dv^C)^ mejub- 
 halim^ able to bear burthens, 7y. cxliv. 13, 
 T^pDjbbolet: feein-^^^y^M with^t^/;/. 
 
 7. ^2^ Jabar^ Ch. he thought, he was of 
 opinion, IDan, vii. 25. 
 
 8. ^yOJagad. I he bowed down to diO 
 homage, he reverenced, adored, or worfhipped, 
 Ifa. xliv. 9. 
 
^D 207 
 
 9 1}D Jcigali hence r\^?p/egullahy a fpecial 
 or peculiar trcafure, Exod, xix. 5, P/. cxxxv, 4, 
 AlaL nu 17. 
 
 10. PO fagan^ a prince or- great nobleman: 
 ipl. m. X^^yp Jeganimy princes, or great noble- 
 men, IJa. xli. 25, 
 
 1 1. '^^yDfagar. i he fliut, he clofcd up, 
 he gave or he delivered up. 2 and 4 he v^a^ 
 clofed, or (hut up, he gave or delivered over. 
 P^^p JegoVy a clofing up, or any thing clofed 
 up, Hojeay^m, 8; alfo gold. Job ' y.Y.yxxu 15, 
 and ^^yO Jagur^ i /u/^jj vi. 20, the fame; the 
 fined gold, fhut up in the bowels of the earth, 
 or in the fecret treafures of thofe who have it. 
 '^y\^Jugar^ "Ijpp mafgevy a prifon, clo.ifter, or 
 ^ place where any thing- Js enclofcd.- ri*!5P/P 
 mifgercty Exod. xxv. 2.5, a coverture, or a 
 border'; pi. fern, WlJp^^^//^<?/^o/, clofe places, 
 or dens, 2 Sam. xxii. 46; alfo borders of carved 
 work, I Kings vii. 28 ; alfo a fwaddling band, 
 or a band to bind up any thhng with; alfo 
 *1^0D m^/gery afmith, 2 Kings xxiv. 14. T^IPD 
 fagriry vehement rain, Prov. xxvii. 15. 
 
 12. ^D fady a pair of (locks, J^/^ xiii. 27. 
 
 I 13* r*^^/^'^'^??> fine linen, Pr^^7. xxxi. 24; 
 pi. m. tj^Tip fedinimy (licets or fhirts, made of 
 fine linen, Judges xiv. 12. 
 
20 S D' 
 
 14. "^Ip/ediTy order: p\. in. t^'^'^'^P/eJanmi 
 and pi. fern. T\Tn)f/ feckrot^ with 22^/w, orders. 
 njTppp m'tjderonah^ a porch, or any outer place 
 or room where fcrvants wait, Judges iii. aj. 
 
 15. ^^PjahaTj round, or roundnefs, Cant. 
 vii, 2. nno Johar^ a tower, a turret, or a 
 prilbn, Gen. xxxix. 2c : pi, m, D^?nniify^/;^. 
 ronim^ round ornaments. Judges viii. 21, ^^. 
 iii. 18. ^^y^P Jahardy Ch. the nnoon. 
 
 16. ^"^^/ug. I he went back, he departed. 
 or he turned himfelf away. 2 and 6 he was 
 turned away, or drawn and driven backward. 
 
 17. *lto Jbd, a fecret; alfo counfel, P/. 
 
 XX V. 14, 
 
 1 8. TVfDjavak^ hence HipD majvehy a viel, 
 or covering, ^a*^^. xxxiv. 33, &c. 
 
 19. "^ID Juch. 1 he anointed, he was 
 anointed, or he anointed himfelf, 3 and 5 he 
 mingled together, properly as ointments are 
 mingled together ^ hence to fet together by the 
 ears, and fight, IJa. xix. 2 : alfo he covered. 
 "^^Jachy a mixed multitude, ?J. xlii. 5. ^H'^DS 
 ajuchy a crufe or veflel to put oil in, 2 Kings 
 iv. 2. HDIDp mejuchahy fee ^12^ /r^. 
 
 20. ]3P /'y^;/, the month Sivan, or our 
 May, Ffiher viii. 9. 
 
no 209 
 
 21. W^Dfus^ a horfe. Gen. xlix, 17; alfo a 
 crane, Ifa. xxxviii. 14 : pL mafc. iyD^D/uJim, 
 I Kings xxii. 4, horfes. i^O^D fu/ahy a com- 
 pany of horfes, ^T\UD Jujati^ ^ jod. paragogic, 
 the fame, Cant. i. 9. 
 
 22. ^Dfuph. 1 he failed, he ceafed or 
 ended, he was confumed. 5 he did confiime, 
 he caufed to fiiil, or he brought to an end. 
 '^?'^ fophy an end, or extremity of any thing; 
 z\(o^^D fuphy a bull-rn!h. ^^^D /,:phab, a 
 whirlwind, Ifa. xvii, ij, 7/^^. viii. 7. 
 
 23. l^Dfur. I he departed, he declined. 
 3 and 5 he lemovcd, he caufed to go away, 
 or to depart; alfo he perverted, he led afide. 
 6 he was removed, or led away. ID far^ 
 heavy, grieved and difpleafed, i Kings xx. 43, 
 n"1Dy^r^/;, rebellion, or backfliding and apof- 
 tacy. i^^^D furahi w^andering, or removing to 
 and fro^ . Ifa. xlix. 21: pi. m, U^^^D furimy 
 degenerate, or apoftates, Jer. ii. 21; xvii. 30, 
 
 I revolting, and departing from God. 
 
 I 24. rOD/ut. 5 he perfuaded, he enticed 
 
 j or allured, he feduced away. f^'r\)D Julob, a 
 
 ' covering; fee in !^D3 cafah. 
 
 I 25. 2T\DJachab. i he did draw, he drew 
 out, he dragged : pi. fern. T^^^TyC fechaboty old 
 clouts, or old rotten rags, Jer. xxxviii. 11. 
 
26. ^mDjichah. 3 he purged, he feraped 
 or fhaved, he fweepcd, or he cleaned with a 
 brulh. ^'n^/echiy ofF-fcouring, or the rtfufe I 
 of any thing, or filth and dung, Lam. iii. 45,! 
 ffa. V. 25, 
 
 27. ^T]D fac/ia^h. i he fwept, or took 
 quite away, as by an i^iiindation, Prov, xxviii, 
 3. 2 he was violently taken, or fwept away, 
 Jer. xlvi. 15. 
 
 28. "^Tyo Jachar. 1 he went about ufing 
 merchandize, he nnade merchandize, he traf- 
 ficked, bought, or fold, as a merchant. "^Hb 
 
 JccheTy a merchant. "^TSQJachary *inpp mifchar^ 
 and fern. T]^T\Q fcchcrahy Ezek, xxvii. 15, 
 merchandize, or traffic. H'lnD Jocherah^ a 
 Ihield, Pj. xci. 4 ; alfo r'Qnb Jccherety the 
 name of a precious ftone of a blue colour, 
 Efther i. 6. in'^npy^r/^^rr^^r, he went about, 
 he went up and down; hence to pant, Pf. 
 xxxviii. II. 
 
 29. ^^TSO JachiJJiy that which groweth ' of 
 itfelf, or of its own accord, without fowing, 
 2 Kings xix. 29, IJa. xxxvii. 30. 
 
 . 30. D^i3p or t^^^^Jetimy pi. m, apoftatcs; 
 fee m Htptyy^/^^,??, 
 
3D 2Tl 
 
 3r. ^V/igy'droh, Prov. xxv. 4, the refufe 
 I of any thing. 
 
 ^ 32. Tp y/r, a pot, or cauldron; alfo-'a 
 ! thorn : pi. m. U^yO/irim^ and fern. m")*^p /;r^/, 
 pots, or thorns ; alfo hooks, Jmos iv. 2. 
 
 33* "^i^/ochy a cottage: fee in *^^D facha/i^ 
 i alfo "^D/^r/^j a mixed multitude.: fee in ^'ID/^c//. 
 
 34. "^^Dy^r/zi^/^. I, 3, and 5 he covered, 
 he prote6led. 6 he was covered, Excd. xxt. 
 29; hence *^b or y^ Joch^ a cottage, or a 
 tabernacle. ^^'Q fuccah^ and ril^py/rr///, A?nos 
 V. 26, the fame. "^DQ mafach^ '^p^D mujacby 
 
 ( and n^Drp mejucchahy a covering. 
 
 35. 73D y^^:^/. 3. he did infatuate, or he 
 made foolifh. 2 and 5 he was foolifh, or 
 
 . he did foolishly. /^D fac/ialy Eccles. ii. 17 i 7!^p 
 ijechely Eccles. 'x.. Sy Tm^^ fichlut^ Eccles. i. 17, 
 i foolilhnefs. 
 
 1^6. ]^D fachan, i he profitedj he was 
 
 profitable. 2 he was in danger, Eccles, x. 9. 
 
 5 he did accuftom, or acquaint himfelf, he v/aS 
 I accuftomed. \2D Jocheny a treafurer, Ifa. xxii. 
 
 155 alfo ^25P fochenety a helper, i /wV/^j i. 2, 
 
 or a cheriilier. ]5P/? mifcen^ or l^pp rnefucany 
 \ Ifa, xl. 20, poor, indigent; alfo T\y^i^^ rnifcenuty 
 
 penury, or poverty, Dcut. viii, 9: ph kv:\\ 
 
 p 2 
 
212 ^ 
 
 I^135PP mijcenoti treafuries, or places of trea- 
 furc, Exod. i. ii. "^O^D Jec/ifacb, 3 he 
 mingled together: fee in *^1D fucb^ 
 
 37. "^^0 facar. i and 3 he enclofed, be 
 
 ihutj or he delivered up. 2 he was enclofed, 
 
 or fhutup; the fame with H^D fagar. ^y^, 
 
 Jechery a Huice, or a place to Iliuc up water, 
 
 JJa, xix. 10. 
 
 33. ri^D jacat. 5 he hearkened, he did 
 attend, or give heed, Deut. xxvii. 9. 
 
 39. ^D jaly^ bajQcet: fee in uQ falal. 
 
 40. ^/DJala. 3 he did cftimatc:, he com- 
 pared, he taxed, &c. 4 he was compared, or 
 accounted and valued^ Joi^ xxviii. 16: pi. m. 
 2*^X70.5 mefulaimy comparable. Lam. iv. 2, 
 
 41. "^^0 falad, 3 he burned, he hardened 
 himfelf. Job vi, lo, or he prayed. 
 
 42. n*JD jalah. i and 3 he did throw 
 dovm, he trod under foot. 4 he was valued \ 
 fee in "^^V Jahy Job xxviii. 16, hence that word 
 fo often ufed in the Pfalms. ^^Qfelahy noting 
 either the deep cafting down of the mind, 
 (from this root) or the elevation and lifting up 
 (as from u^ falal, he lifted up) of the heart 
 (together with the voice) in confideration of 
 the great things fpoken of, where the word is 
 ^fcd, as P/. ix. 16^ &c. 
 
Vd 
 
 213 
 
 43, VhD falach. i he did forgive, he par- 
 doned. 2 he was pardoned. T\^D fallacby 
 merciful, and ready to pardon and forgive, P/. 
 Ixxxvi, 5. tir\^^l? felichahy forgivenefs, mercy, 
 pardon, or remifTion, Pf. cxxx. 4. 
 , 44. /^ JaiaL 1 he laid on heaps, or he 
 heaped up together; he did caft up the 
 earth, to make fortifications, Ifa. ivii. 14. 
 3 he exalted, extolled, or lifted up, Prov. 
 iv. 8. 7 he extolled himfelf. /D faly a 
 balket. Gen. xl. 17, 18. nljD fokhh, a bank 
 or heap of earth, laid together for fortifi- 
 cation, 2 Sam. XX, 15. TVTD'O meftllahy Ifa.xi. 
 16, and 7l7p5 maduly Ifa^ xxxv. 8, a prepared 
 way, a high path-way : pi. fern, ill/Cp mesilot, 
 highways^ Ija. xxxiii. 8-, and . xlix. 11, Pj. 
 xxxiv. 5 ; alfo pi. fern. r\T?L))D/al/:l!cf, ballcets^ 
 fer. vi. 9. . 
 
 45. uyOfiillamy a ladder, Gen. xxviii. i?. 
 
 46. \\^p fillony a thorn, Ezek. xxviii. 24! 
 [)L m. 'd^y^^D J allommy E-z^k. ii. 6, thorns. 
 
 ^ 47. V'lDJelnngy a rock, i^/: xl. 3. C^'^D 
 klgnamy a kind of locuft, Z^^^ xi. 22. 
 48, ^/Dfalaph. 3 he did overthrow, he 
 
 perverted. ^7^ felepby perverfcnefs, Prov^ 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
ii 14 DD 
 
 .49- P^P felak. Ch. i he afcended, he 
 went up, Dan. vii. 8. 
 
 50. TuD Jolety flour, or fine meal. Gen. 
 xviii. 6. 
 
 ., 51. CD fdni^ fpice, p].. ni. X^'l^^, Jammim^ 
 ipices, Exod. xxx. 7, 
 
 52. ^yy^Ofemadar, the tender grape, the 
 firft which appears, when the flower falls. Cant. 
 ii. 13; vii. 12. 
 
 53. ^,T^D famach. i he leaned, or relied 
 upon ; alio he fuftained or upheld, he did 
 approach or come near. 2 he was holden up, 
 or he relied upon, P/I Ixxi. 6. 3 he upheld, 
 or he fl:ayed. Cant. ii. 5. 
 
 54. ^l^D femeh an image, Exek. viii. 5'. 
 
 55. \'^0 jaman. 2 he was marked, affigned, 
 or appointed, ^. xxviii. 25. 
 
 56. "^nDfamaphy hence Ch. fT5>I^/!plD///;;z- 
 fncniay fymphony, or dulcimer, a muficai 
 inftrument, D^;^. iii. 5. 
 
 57. ^\J2D famar. i he was horribly afraid, 
 his hair did ttand upright like nails, and was 
 ftifF through fear. 3 he made horribly afraid, 
 JoJ? iv. 153 or his hair fl:ood up fl:rait through 
 fear. D*^"ippp majmerimy pi. m. iron nails, 
 Ifa. xli. 7, and pi. km. ilinPPP mafmerot^ Jer, 
 
VD 215 
 
 5t. 4, and Iinpt^XD mafmeroty with ^y?;^, Eccles. 
 jXii. II, the fame. 
 
 58.. ^}]0 fenehy a bulh, Detit. xxxlii, 16, 
 Exod, iii. 2. 
 
 59. n)5P/^;^Lvr, Ch. blindnefs: pi. m. D^T'fP 
 fanverimy blindnefles, G^;/. xix. 1 1. 
 
 60. \DlDfanfeny a branch: pi. m, D'^^P?^ 
 fanfmimy branches, Cant, vii, 8. 
 
 61. ^^^yp fanappivy the fins of a fifh, Z^x^. 
 xi. 9, 10. 
 
 62. VD fas.y a' moth, or little worm, which 
 eats cloth and books, Isa. li, 8. 
 
 62. "^VO fagnad. 1 and 3 he upheld, or 
 he was upholden j Ch. he helped, Ezra v. 2, 
 Tji^PP mtfgnady a prop, or pillar. 
 j 64. ^V.Vfagniphy a branch, a thought, alfo. 
 the cleft of a rock: pi. fern. r\)*2il!Q fcappot, 
 Ibranches, 2<?^. xxxi. 6, 8: pi. mafc. ^^^Vp 
 fgjfephimy thoughts, Ps. cxix. 113 ; Job iv. i 7, 
 XX. 2 : with '^ fiHy the fame, hence in 3 he cut 
 jOif branches, he cut off, or he cut down, ^. 
 
 65, li^P or "^^^^ fagnaTy a whirlwind, a 
 ftorm or tempeft; hence i and 3 he troubled, 
 
216 SD 
 
 he did drive away tempeftuoufly. i, % and 4 
 he was tempeftiious, or he was driven awav by 
 a tempeft, 7 he did come tempeduoufly, 
 like a whirlwind, Da?h x'u 40. 
 
 66. J^2p^ mi/pOy provender^ Ge^^ xxiv. 25. 
 
 67. "li^D fapbad. 1 he lamented. 2 he 
 was bemoaned, or mourned for. ^5^P mifpad^ 
 mourning, or lamentation. 
 
 68. HDp faphah. i he failed, he was 
 confumed; as ^'^D fuph^ he did confume or 
 deftroy; alfo he added, Deut. xxxii. 23, as 
 ^"Ijafaph. 1 he was confumed. 5 he added 
 or heaped together. 
 
 69. ^^Ojap/]acb. i he joined. 2 he joined 
 himfelf, or he was joined, J/a^ xiw. i. 3 he 
 joined together; alfo he did fmite with a fcab, 
 I/a, iii. 17. 4 he was joined, or he waslmit- 
 ten with a fcab. 7 he joined himfelf, 6r he 
 did adhere unto, i Sam. xxvi. 19. n^'5P 
 
 fephiachy anything growing fpontaneoufly, with- 
 out fowing, Ifa. xxxvii. 30. P^ri^D jappachat^ 
 Lev. xiii. 2, a fcab, a plague, or -ulcer. nw?!^P 
 mifpachy Ifa. v. 7, and nnspp mtjpachaty Lev. 
 xiii. 7, the fame: pi. fern. riinSPP mtfpachot^ 
 veils or kerchiefs^ ^^/^. xiii. 18, 21. 
 
pO 217 
 
 . 70. 75i? JepheU a bow], a great cup, or 
 ^v^effel, Judges vi. 38; v. 25. 
 71. \^'D faphcm, i he covered, i Kings 
 vii. 3, /&^. i. 4. '\^.^D fipprny a covering, or 
 ceiling, 1 Kings \u 15.. T]T't^'Q /ephinay alliip, 
 yonah i. 5, 
 
 72, ^^^D Jar.haphy whence ^ faphy a threfh- 
 old, a bow], or bafon ^ hence in 7 he (laid at 
 
 ^the door, or Icept the entrance, Pj. Ixxxiv. lu 
 
 73, 'p^D faphak. 1 he clapped his hands, 
 or fmote one hand upon another; alfo it fuf- 
 ficed, with *^ ftn^ from the Chaldee, i Kings 
 XX. 10. 5 he applauded or pleafed himf'elf, 
 he abounded, p^P or Y^^. fepheky a fmiting, 
 or a ftrokej alfo abundance, or fubftance, Joi^ 
 XX. 2, xxxvi. J 8, 
 
 74, .n2D faphar. 1 and 3 he numbered, 
 be reckoned, declared, or rehearfed. 2 and 4 
 he was numbered or reckoned, &c, "I^D 
 
 fophery a fcribe, or lawyer, "ISpp mifpar^ 
 a rehearfing. "^^Dfepkery a book: pi. fern, 
 Nnilbp/^^/j^rc//, numbers, Tyi Ixxi. 15. TSP 
 fcippiry fapphire, a precious ftone. Chald, 
 ; KJ'ISPiJ d/parnUy fuddenly, or fpeedily, Ezra 
 V. 8. ' 
 
 75* ^P? fakal. i and 3 he ftoned, he 
 overwhelmed with ftones, 2 and 4 he was 
 
21 S TD 
 
 ftoned, or overwhelmed with ftones. 3 he 
 removed or gathered out ftones, Ifa, Ixii. 10. 
 
 76. H'^D /^/v;^, refractory, rebellious, or 
 obftinate, Ezek. ii..6.. 
 
 77. L)w,2'^D Jarl^alimj Ch. pi. mafc. cloaks, 
 or upper garments, Dan^ iii. 21. 
 
 78^ ^*^\D/arah; hence ]1^79 M'^j^^h ^ bri- 
 gandine: pi. fern. TS]T!^'^ firjonot^ helmets, or 
 brigandines, Jer^ xlvi. 4. 
 
 79.. VnVjarach. i he abounded, he was 
 luxuriant, he fpread or fhot out, properly as 
 trees do branches, Ezek. xvii, 6. he was fu- 
 perfluou?, or he did abound in fuperfluities. 
 2 the fame, he was made fuperfluous, he va- 
 niflied. T\^'Q ferachy abundance, or fuperfluity, 
 Exod. xxvi. 12. TynO faruachy that which 
 remaineth, Exod. xxvi. 13. 
 
 {5o. "^"^Dfarach; hence pi. m. X^yyO^farechiUy 
 prefidents, Dan^ vi. 2, or governors of pro- 
 vinces. 
 
 81. X^DJaran: pi. m. ^^T^Pferanwiy princes 
 or lords; alfo tables, or plates, i Khigs vii. 30. 
 
 82. D^'lDfaris, an eunuch, or a keeper of 
 worhen ; alfo a prince. 
 
 83. il^V^D fargnappahy a branch : pL fern. 
 ]nSJ?*)p farappot, branches, or boughs, EzeL 
 xx>i. S* 
 
i r^D- \ -219 
 
 84. ^D faraphy hence ^"Ip^P mefarephy a 
 burner, one who burneth, or carries out dead 
 
 (bodies to be buried ^ or a friend, or uncle, yimas 
 vi. 10, 
 
 85. '^^^'Q firpady a thlftle, a nettle, or .a 
 , kind of thorn, Jfa. Iv. 13. 
 
 86. TiC* Jarar. i he was rebellious or 
 r^fraftory, HvJ/w. 16; or he did backflide. 
 nnD/^rdT, 'Deut. xxi. 18: fem. Ty^iO Jorerahy 
 hcfea iv^ 16, refraftory, fcubborn, rebelliotis, 
 ibackfliding, or withdrawing, and T\yT\L)Jorerety 
 Neh. ix, 29, the lame. 
 
 87, nno /^/^z&i hence l^p yj/^i;, the 
 ^winter, CnnL ii. lU 
 
 88. '^T^D falam. i and 3 he flopped, or 
 Jie fhut up. 2 he was flopped and Ihut up. 
 
 89. '^TSDJatar. i, 3, and 7 he lurked, he 
 hid himfelf. 5 he did hide, or he hid. 2 and 
 4 he was hidden. "iriP/^/^r, ir^DP mi/lary a 
 ihiding or lurking place: pi. m. C^'^i^p/P mif- 
 tarim, lurking places: pi. fem. Ch. l^n^j^D.P 
 mefatteratay hidden things, Dan. ii. 22; alfo 
 Ch, "^T^^fetar^ he deflroyed, Ezra v. 12. 
 
220 3 
 
 2V 
 
 T. 2V.gnaify znd "O^^lfgnMim; fee in H'ljJ' 
 ;gNU^y and nili^ gniihah. 
 
 2. T^y ^nabad, i he ferved: alfo Ch. to 
 do, or to wofk, 2 and 4 he was ferved. 5 
 he caufed to ferve, or he opprefled with bond- 
 age and fervice. 7 Ch. he was made, Dan. 
 ii. 5. ^^}!, gnekdy a fervant. '^7-^^- gnabodahy 
 and rrn^J/ gnaUbuty fervice, or wor/hipi 
 bondage^ or flavifli fervice; Ch. HT^i^ ^/a^- 
 bidahy Dan. iii. I2j and Xil^?^?: gnabidtUy ii. 
 '29, a work: pi. m. C^ISi/Q inangbadimy deeds 
 or works. Job xxxiv. 25. 
 
 3. T]'Z^ gnabah. i he was thick, fat, or 
 heavy; he grew fat or thick, i Kings xii. 10 ; 
 Deut, xxxii. 1 5 ; ^I^ gnaby ^^V^ gnabiy ^^l!JO 
 fnagnabehy thicknefs, or fatnefs; alfo 2il gnaby 
 a beam of a houfe : pL m. C'^5i:'* gnubbim, the 
 bc-ams of a houfe, or thick plank-s^ Ezek. 
 xli. 26. 
 
 4. lOD^ gnabat. i he pawned, or laid in 
 pledge ; alfo he lent upon pledge. 3 021? ^;^/^- 
 ^t"/, the fame with HIJ/ gnhvet^ he .perverted, 
 
2V 221 
 
 or he brake through, JoerW. 7, or he lingered 
 and ftayed, as the Chaldee. 5 he lent upon a 
 pawn or pledge. 03^ gnabot^ a pawn or pledge. 
 ly^^^yj, gnabtitj the drofs of the earth, i. e. filver 
 and gold, called t2"^tO!?J/ gnahtity that is, thick 
 cla/j for the word is compofcd of Iiy gnah^ 
 thick, and tS^'D //V, mire or clay, Hab. ii. 6. 
 
 5. 13^ gnabar. i he pafTcd over, or he 
 pafled by. 2 he was paffed over, Ezek. xlvii. 
 5. 3 he went into, or he engendered, Jcb 
 xxi. 10 i alfo he made a partition, or he en- 
 clofed, I Kings vi. 21, 5 he caufcd to go 
 over, he carried over. 7 he was enraged v/ith 
 fury, he pafied over himfelf, Pf. Ixxxix. 39. 
 n^I/D magnabary a pafiage, or ford of a river. 
 Gen. xxxii. 22 ^ TVXllljZ magnebarah^ IJa. x. ^9, 
 the fames alfo ^^^ gneber^ a fide, the furtheft 
 ifide of a river ^ beyond, over, on the other fide, 
 over againft, &c. alfo nnil^* gnebarahy a Ibip, 
 I or a ferry-boat, 2 Sam. xix. 18. "^^11 gfiabuTy 
 vifcuals, or increafe of the former year; as that 
 of the year to come is called f^HlD]^ tebuahy 
 from K*13 ^^, to come. ^\X1V^_ bagnabar^ 
 for, becaufe, that, &c. Exod. xx. 2c, Gen. iii. 
 17. TY)2)!i, gnebrahy fury, wrath, great anger. 
 *^5^ gncbeTy the name of one of the pofterity of 
 iShem, the father of the Hcbiews;G^;^. x. 24^ 
 
from whence is ^"^^i! piiiriy an Hebrew, GV;r, 
 xiv. 13: pi. mafc. U^^^V. gnibri?n, Hebrews, 
 Gen. xl. 15. 
 
 5. I20J/ gnahaj!:. i he rotted, he was 
 rotten, Joel i. 17. 
 
 - 6. r^ny gnabat. 3 he wrapped up, he did 
 throw about, Micah vii. 3. Tlirj/ gnabot^ any 
 thing wrapped up, or thrown about, a thick 
 cord^ pi. inafc. '^'^^)l.gnebotmi^ cords, PJ, ii. 
 3, and fern. r>n3i^. gnebototy Exc(L xxvii. 24, 
 T]r\'2}l,gnabutiahy thick, &^/^. vi, 13. 
 
 7. 2.yil gnagab. i he loved; properly he 
 loved lafciviouily, or fooliilily, he doated in 
 love, Ezek, xxlii. 5, 9, 12: pi. -m. ^^^^}^ 
 gnogebimy .lovers, Jer. iv. 30; alfo D^HjJD' ^;/^- 
 babimy loves, or jelts, Ezek. xxxiii. 31, 32. 
 n^^if gnagbahy love, properly inordinate love, 
 .: ^/(% xxiii. i i . 2^^^ gnugaby and 2^^' gnugo.by 
 an organ, G^;;. iv. 21, fo called from its plea- 
 fant found. 
 
 8. ny^^ gna^^ol^ round ^^V, gnagtl^ around 
 ear-ring; '^^l-J^ gnagalah^ a cait, i vS'i^/T, 
 vi. 7: pi. fern. r\''i7,p^'^;/^^^/{?/3 Gen. xlv. 19, 
 carts, or waggons, ^yp.. gfiegel, a calf. Lev. ix. 
 2.^ n^^.y l^/^fg-M-?, a heifer, GV>/. xv. 9; pi. m. 
 t^^'iy^^.^gnagahmy calves^ 2 X///^j >;Yii. 165 and 
 
fcm. Ty]7^jJ, gnegioty Hof. x. 5, the fame. ^^VJ^ 
 magnanalj 3. trench, i Sam. xvii. 20 ; alfo /^i*.p 
 magngal^ Ifa^ xxvi, 7, a path, or a way: p], m. 
 DyJl/Q magnagalimy Pf. xxiii. 3, and fern. 
 ni7ili^0 tnagngeloty Prov. v. :2i, pa*:hs. 
 
 5. DJJ/ gnagam. 1 he was very fad and 
 grieved, y(?^ ^xx. 25. 
 
 10^ ]^V gnagan. 2 he tarried or ftayed, 
 Rifth i. .13. 
 
 1 1. l^^ll gnagnry a fwallow, J/a, xxxviii, 14, 
 and Jer, viii. 7. 
 
 12. n^i/ gnadad. 3 he propped, he did 
 uphold^ or he lifted np. 7 he was propped, 
 or he did ftand upright, Pf. xx. 9, 
 
 13. T^'V^ gnadah. i he adorned, or he 
 decked himfelf; alfo he paffed over. 5 he 
 made to pafs over, he removed, or he took 
 away, ^"lU. gnadi, an ornament; alfo the 
 mouth, P/. xxxii. 9 : D\'^7tf gnedijimy orna- 
 ments, Ezek. xvi.75. alfo T\T\V..gneibtity 2 Kipgs 
 xi. 12: fee *7^y gnud: pi. m. D*'TI3/ gniddm^ 
 filthy rags, Ifa. Ixiv. 6. ^11 gnad, until, as yet,. 
 la particle of the continuance of time; alfo 
 jcternity, or evermore j but 1^ gr^ad, cl prey ; 
 fee in Tiy niud. 
 
 14. ,X^V gnadan. .7 he delighted himfelf. 
 XIV gneden^ delight, plcafure, or .a place of 
 
delight; hence the garden of Eden hath its 
 name. Gat. ii. 8. "^^7^ gnednaby pieafure, 
 Gen. xviii, 12: pi. m. C'plJ^D magnedannimy 
 pleafurcs, or delights, Prov. xxix. 17. "^^T^V^, 
 gnedaniniy 2 Sam. i. 24, the fame. '"^^^^Jf 
 gnaditjahj given to pleafure, Ija. xlvii. 8 ; but 
 Ch. \^l! griidda^y and i^^'^i^ gniddanay fignifieih 
 time, Dan. ii. 8. 
 
 15. ^IJ/ gnadaph. i and 5 to abound, or 
 to remain over, Exod. xvi. 18, andxxvi. 12. 
 
 16. inj/ gnadar. i he ordered, he fct In 
 order, or he kept his rank and order, 1 Ckron. 
 xii. 38; or he arranged and arrayed a battle. 
 2 he was deficient or wanting; he wanted, or 
 faik^d, Ija. xxxiv. 16; alfo to be digged, IJa. 
 V, 6, 3 he fuffered, or he caufed to want, he 
 lacked, i Kings \v. 27. "^"^V.. gneder^ a flock, 
 Gen. xxxii. 16. *i7^^ matigdar^ a mattock, 
 an inftrument to dig with, IJa. vii. 25. 
 
 17. U/IV gnadaj.\: pL m. i^^l^!"!}^. gnadaj?iim^ 
 lentils, Gen. xxv. 34. 
 
 i8, 2W gnub. 5 he darkened with a 
 cloud, he covered, Lam. W. u 211 gnab, ^ 
 thick cloud, J/a. xliv. 22: pi. m. ^^2^ gnabimy 
 and fern. Hilli/ gnabot^ Pj\ Ixxvii. 17, clouds. 
 
 19 W gnug. I he did prepare, or bake 
 cakes, E.^ek. iv. 12, he baked. '^^^^ ^^/z/^^^^'^^^ 
 
U* 225 
 
 and i^Vi^ magnogy a cake, bread, or meat; a 
 feaft, Pf. XXXV, i6. 
 
 ' 20. *I"^J^ gnud. 3 he fpoiled, or robbed, 
 Pf. cxix. 61 ; hence *11! gnady a fpoil, or prey> 
 \GeN. xlix. 27 : but "^^V gnud in 5 is T^H hegnid^ 
 he witncfled, or heteftined. 6 to be approved 
 |or declared by witneffes, Exod. xxi. 29. Tt^ 
 ;p7/^^ a witnefs; ri*TJ7 gnedahy a teftimony ; 
 lni*TjI7 gneduty and HT^]^ tegmiduhy the fame ; 
 jlii^ ^;/<?^, as yet, nnoreovcr, &c. 
 j 21. rrti/ gnuvuh, I, 3, and 5 he did 
 ivickedly and perverfcly* 2 and 6 he was 
 rrooked or perverfe, Prov. xii. 8. TS^V^ meg- 
 mvvaty perverfe, or crooked. ]UJ or \^'^V., 
 \navony iniquity. TS^V. gnavvahy Ezek. xxi. 
 >7, perverfenefs; Ch. ^'^J)ll gnavjahy the fame, 
 Ian, iv. 27: pi, m. D*^^")!^' gnavonimy IJa. 
 xiv. 6, and pi. fern, riili^. gnavcnoty Pj\ 
 pXXviii. 5, iniquities, perverficiesi alfo pk m. 
 rii^lJ/ gnivgmmy the fame. 
 
 I 22. ^yj gnuz. 5 VV^^ hegnizy he gathered 
 Dgether, he was gathered -together, Jer, vi. i. 
 ^3* ''^^ ^^^A ^ flicking child, an infvnt: 
 1. fern. -Hi/J/ gnaioty Gen^ xxxiii, 13, cattle, 
 r beafts with young; ^.'^V gnivvely 3 he 
 jid wickedly, Pf, Ixxi. 4. ^^J/ gnavvaly Job 
 viii. 21, and /''lli^ gnavii^ Jchxs'x. 11, wicked. 
 
226 11/ 
 
 ^)V^ gnavely and fern. n7li/ gnavlah^ and flJ!^7 1' 
 gnolatah^ Jcb v. 1 6 ; HHy'iJ/ gnavlatah^ Hof. x, 
 i.'^, wickednefs or iniquity, /^^ v. i6: pi. fern, 
 ri/ll/ gnolot^ the fame, P/C Ixiv. 7^ .'11/ ^/z^.', a 
 yoke: fee in nV gnalaU ^ 
 
 24. ("^i? ^/^i?;?, njij/ ^;/o;;^i?, tirne; properly 
 a fet time, Exod. xxi. 10, the duty or fet time 
 for marriage. j X^^ gmnen^ he obferycd 
 times, and foretold future things; hence ].?U'P 
 megnoneny a foothfayer, or a diviner: fem, 
 nj^^ gnonenahy IJa. Ivii. 3, a. forcerefs ; pi. m* 
 X^'^l^ gnonenimy foothfayers, .^. ii* 6:. fee in 
 \V,gnmy l^yp magncuy a habitation or a dwel- 
 ling: pi. fern. iHlJlJ/p megnomoty habitations, 
 'Jch xxxviii. 40. 
 
 25. ^V gnufJu I;; and 3 he flew,, he did 
 fly with wings. 5. he caufed to fly. 6 he 
 was made or commanded to fly,, jD^;/. ix. 21. 
 7 he did fly away, Hof. ix. 1.1. ^W gmphySi 
 bird, or a fowl. mS^^J/ gnephahy darknefs, or 
 obfcurity. D.*^2|/pi^ gnaphgnaphajimy the eye- 
 lids, 7^ xi. 4. ^^J?'^, magnophy darkened, or 
 darknefs and dimnefs, IJa. v\\u. 22. 
 
 26. f^i' gnutz. I he counfeljed, or he 
 took advice, Judges xix. 30. 
 
 r 27. piy^;^^/^. 5 he prefled, Amos\\..\y, 
 nj^ gnakahy Hj^lD mugnakahy opprefTion or 
 afBidion, -P/*. Iv. 4, and Ixvi. 1 1. 
 
28. "^^J! gnur. I he awakened. 2 he 
 was awakened, or railed up; 3 he raifed- up, 
 or he caufed to awake. 5 the fame, alfo 3 
 
 ' "y^y. gnivvery he did make blind, Jer\Y\\, 11. 
 
 7 he awaked, or he raifed up himfelf. "^Vgnefy 
 
 to watch, or to be awake. Cant, v. 2. 1J^ gnar^ 
 I an enemy, i Sam. xxviii. 16. "^iJ gnur^ Ch. 
 
 chaff, Dan, \\, 35. ^^V. gniry Ch. a watcher, 
 ' D^;/. iv. 23. 'I.TJ/ ^;?fz;mT, blind. X^^^V. grtiv^ 
 
 varony Deut, xxviii. 28, blindnefs. 
 
 29. tli^W gnujhy to aflTcmble or gather to- 
 gether. C^iL* gnash, Job ix. 9, and ^^^^^ gnajifhy 
 xxxviii. 32, the conftellation called Ardurusj 
 Of Charles's -wain: fee alio ^^V gna ^ afh, 
 
 j 30. my ^/f^//, 3 n'}jL/ gnivvety he per- 
 verted. 4 he was perverted. 7 he perverted 
 bimfelf. ^^J^/P megnuvvaty Ecdes. i. 15, per- 
 verfe, or crooked. H^JJ/ gnavvatahy perverfe- 
 nefsj alfo overturned, fub verted, or wrong, 
 Lam, iii. 59; 
 
 31. HiJ/ gnnzab. i he left, or he did 
 /orfake', 2 and 4 he was forlaken: pL m 
 u^Jintl/ ^;/i Z'^?;^/;;^, fairs, E^r^/e. xxvii. 12, 27. 
 
 32. TTJ/ gnazaz, i and 5 he ftrengthened. 
 ^V_ gnazy Judges Kiv, 14. Mfi? ^/^fz^s;, P/.xxiv, 
 ;8, ftrong. tli! gnoZy i Sain. u. 10 ; ^^^K^] gnezu:^y 
 T/a, xlii. 254 and WO magno-^y ftrength 5 alfo 
 
 Q 2 
 
Wf? magnozj Judges vi. 26, a rock, caftlc, or 
 fortification : pi. mafc. D^^^tl^P magnuznimy for- 
 tifications, or ftrong holds, Ifa. xxiii. 1 1 ; alfo 
 D'^JI/p magnuzim^ Dan. ii. 39, the fame, t^/ 
 gnezy 2l goat. ^:tk^jy gnazazely the fcape-goat 
 let out into the wildernefs with the peoples' 
 fins, Lev* xvi, 8 ; the word being compofed of 
 oi^V. gnezy a goat, and /ji$ azaly he went away, 
 or he departed. ^t'?*^ goznijaby 2l kind of fea- 
 eagle, Lev. xi, 13. 
 
 33* P'''^' gnazak. 3 he compaffed about, 
 he hedged, or fenced about, J/a. v, 2. ' nj^iV 
 gnizkahy Ch. a fignet, IX7;/. vi. 17. 
 
 34- *^^ gnazar. 1 and 5 he helped. 2 
 he was helped, Pf. xxviii. 7. T[U/ gnezeVy help, 
 ^. Ix. 13; xliv. 27. n^irj/. ^-^^/^z^/v//;?, a court, 
 a C6r6?;^. iv. 9^ alfo a fettle, 2^/^. xliii. 14, 
 or a ftrudurc. 
 
 35* '^^- Z^^^^* ^ writer's pen, P/I xlv. 2.. 
 i^l^l! gnelay Ch. counfcl : fee in ^)l)jagnat. 
 
 2b. ^^)l gnatah. i and 5 he covered, he 
 clothed ; alfo he was covered, or he clothed 
 himfelf, Jer. xliii. 12. 4 HOJ^P jnegnutahy 
 covered, or clothed, 2^;^, xxi. 15, wrapped 
 up, or Iharpened like a writer's pen ; as fronn 
 ^V, gnety n^JfD magnateh^ a clothing, or gar- 
 ir.cnt, Ifa. Ixi. 3. 
 
37. ^T^V. g7ia!allephy a bat, Ifa. ii. 20. 
 
 38. X^V. gnatin^ a milk-pail, or vt^tt\ to 
 contain milk; hence alfo pi. mafc, D'^3*'?if 
 gnatintm^ the breads, 'job xxi. 24. 
 
 39. ^^]l gnataph. i he covered, he was 
 covered, he was overwhelmed, he fainted, or 
 failed: pi. m, D'^Sp^ gnaluphim^ fainting, or 
 thofc who fdxnly La7n, ii. 19; alio feeble fheep, 
 or wcrak cattle, Gen. xxx. 42. 7 he was over- 
 whelmed, or he overwhelmed himfelf^ he 
 failed, Lam. ii. it, or he fwooned: pi. fern. 
 niip^'^O magnataphoty IJa. iii. 22, women's 
 mantles, 
 
 40. ^'^V^gnatar. i, 3, and 5 he compaflfed 
 about, he crowned. Tr\\!y'^_,gnatarah^ oxTT\\!SJ, 
 %na!aret^ a crown. 
 
 41. ^'W^gnataJJi. i hefneezed. TsW^m, 
 gfiatifnahy fneezing: pi. fern, rij^^^pl/^//^//^^/'^ 
 iheezings. Job xli. 18. 
 
 42. T]^V gnajahy \\ti\QQ^V,gniy a heap j pi, 
 m. iS^y, gnijimy heaps, Jer. xxvi. 18. *1^P 
 megniy the fame, I/a. xvii. 1. 
 
 43. kD^^J/ gniL 5 he flew upon, as a rave- 
 nous bird; he did ruih in with violence, l^^}! 
 gnajity a bird, a ravenous fowl,. Gen. xv". 1 1 ; 
 Job xxviii. 7. 
 
230 U^ 
 
 44. D^J7 gnajam^ ftrength, or fortitude, 
 Ifa. xi. 15. 
 
 45- V^- gnajifiy the eye, alfo a fountain. Gen. 
 xxiv. 42 : or a colour, Nurab. xi. 7j du. nn 
 "O^TV, g7ienajim.^ both the eyes : pl.fenn.rii^.^;/^- 
 janoty Deut.vViuj. T\TV.. gnenoty Exod. xv. 27; 
 alfo mi^^Q niagnjanoty Prov, viii. 24, and pi. 
 m. D'^3^5 magnjaninii PJ. c'xv. 10, fountains; 
 hence in i X^ gnoveUy or PJ^ gnavWy 
 eyeing, or obferving with the eyes, i Sam. 
 xviii. 9. 3 ]^J? gnijen, he beheld, or con- 
 fidered, Rab* and ]?jJ/ gnoneuy he obferved 
 tinnes, or he deceived the eyes by jugglings, 
 he divined; fee in TV gnutiy and in ]]l! gnanaju 
 ]^0 magnjarii 2, fpring or fountain. Lev. 
 xi. 36. 
 
 46. ^^ gnqjaph. 1 he waa weary. ^"^.J/ 
 gnajephy w^t2iXjy or t-hir(ly, Pr^'y. xxv 25, and 
 Gen. XXV. 29, 30. ^^^V gnephahy darknefs ; 
 fee before in ^V gnuph. 
 
 47 ^'^^' S^^^y ^ ^^^y > V^' ^* 'O^^li gnariniy 
 cities : alfo "^"^ gnajir, an afs's colt, or a foal, 
 Zech. ix. 9, Gen. xlix. 11 : pi. m. D***^!]^ ^72<?- 
 jarimy affes' colts. Judges xii. 14, ^. xxx. 6 ; 
 or young affes. ^^^ gnajt/h, Ardurus^ fee 
 before in ^W gnuj/i. 
 
^V 231 
 
 48. '135^^ gnachbary a moufe : pi. mafc. 
 ^^1^^V_ gnachberimy mice, i St^m* vi. 4. 
 
 49; Ci'^'HS-y gnaccabifhy a fpidtr, ^^. lix. 5. 
 
 50. DpJ/ gitechesy fl.ocks, or fetters: pi. m, 
 D^p^y. s^nechasimy tinkling ornaments about 
 the feer, Ifa. iii. 18; hence in 3 ^^)^ gnicceSyXo 
 tinkle with the \^tx. in going, ]Ja, iii. 16, 
 
 51. ^y^^ gnachar, i he troubled. 2 he 
 was troubled, 
 
 52. HW^J/ gnachflAiby an adder, P/l cxl. 4, 
 or an afp. . 
 
 53. ifiJ gmlkg, a ftammeVer, Ifa. xxxii, 4. 
 54- "^^ C^^ gnalah, i he afcended, or went up. 
 
 2 he iifced up himfelf, he was exalted; alfo 
 he was led away, he departed. 5 he made to 
 afcend, he lifted up, he offered in facrifice; he 
 carried away, aifo he kindled. 6 he was made 
 to go up, he was offered, he v/as carried away. 
 7 he was lifted up; her^ce vj/ g7taly 2 Sam. 
 xxiii. I, and /Jl gnal, Iio/eax\, 7, high, upper- 
 mof!:; V^^^l gneljony Gen. xiv. 18, the Moft 
 High, one of the great names of the Moft High 
 God : Ch. 1^^*^' gniHaja, the fame, High, Moft 
 High, Daji. iii. 26. /llgnaly above, againtt, &c. 
 pi. fern. i^lvJ^ giiilijoty upper beam.s, ^1^)1, 
 gnalijahy and C\\.^^T^^"iV. gnillitay a going up. 
 
ii32 ha 
 
 or an upper room. H?!!/ gjiolah^ a whole 
 burnt-offering: pi. fcm. 111711/ gnckty whole 
 burnt-ofFcrings, and Ch. \p}l, gnalavany the 
 fame, Ezra vi. 9. n?]^ gyiakh^ the leaf of a 
 tree, pi. fern. '^'^iV.. gnalot^ pellles, 2 Chrcn. 
 xxiv. I4i or it may be the infinitive of the 
 verb to offer, ^iV.gneli:, a peflle, Prcv^ xxvii. 
 22. TuV gnclehy and H/I^p magnaleh^ a going 
 up, a degree, a high ftep; alfo dignity, or 
 excellency: pi. fern. HlvJ/b magnalot^ degrees. 
 vi^b mognalj a lifting up. /I^V^P jnimmagnaty 
 Hvi/DvP milmagyilahy above, f^/I^?^ tegnalahy 
 a water-pool, a conduit, a water-courfe, or a 
 trench; alfo a plafter, or the curing of a 
 wound, Jer. xxx. 13: pi. fern. T\ilVT^ tegnalol, 
 water-courfes, conduits, or little rivers, Ezek. 
 ;&xxi. 4: pi. ferp. TS)T!^^]l gnelijoi^ot^ Ezek. xlii. 
 5, and Ch. ^IW. gneljonwy Dan. vii. 18, upper 
 or moft high places, 
 
 55* ^lii gnalaz. i he rejoiced greatly, or 
 he did leap for joy. \7)l gnakzy Ifa. v. 14, 
 very joyful, or rejoicing greatly : pi. m. CT vl^ 
 gnallizim, {fa. xxiv. 8, the fame. 
 
 56. T]iy2V..gnalatahy dark night, or thick 
 and black darknefs. Gen. xv. 17. 
 
 57. i/V gnalaL 3 ^oV gnolely he did, he 
 wrought, Lam. u 225 alfo he gathered grapes. 
 
h)J 
 
 L^33 
 
 4 he was made. 7 .he did work j alfo he 
 
 icofFed, or mocked. *7^U^ g^^f^'^^^-h ^ little chlid, 
 
 alwavs ftirrinp, or doinoj fomcthinf^. 77U^p 
 
 megnolelj Ija. iii. la, the fame. T^hVV.grialiluh^ 
 
 and T)^^^^]l.gnelilijah^ Jer. xxxii, 19, a work, 
 
 an action, or doing: pi. m. D*'*?7i?./5 magnaldhn^ 
 
 I 4?^;;^. XXV. 3, P/! Ixxvii. 7, doings or works ^ 
 
 alfo pi. m. ^yhV,y\. tagnaluliniy delufions, or 
 
 wicked devices, Ija, ixvi. 4; alfo children, or 
 
 babes, IJa. iii. 4. rlV, gnalily a furnace, the 
 
 place where metal is wrought, P/". xii. 7 : pi. 
 
 fern. T\wT\]} gholeloty grapes, clufters of grapes, 
 
 I or grape gleanings, Ifa. xvii. 6, Micah vii, i. 
 
 ^''iV- gncdy a yoke, hence the word /J^y.'3 belijag^ 
 
 naly bclia!, may be derived from ^V^o^ beligncly 
 
 without a yoke, one who profanes or rejedcs 
 
 I the yoke of God: fee alfo in ^^l^jagnal^ Ch. 
 
 P I'i^. gnalaly i he entered, or came in. 5 he 
 
 ieaufed to come in, or he brought in. 6 he 
 
 >^ was brought in j hence y^/'P megnale^ Ch. aa 
 
 ^entrance, or coming in 5 alfo the weft, or place 
 
 of the lun's going down. Ban. vi. 14. TiTJ 
 
 gnillahy a caufe, or an occafion, Dan. vi. 4. 
 
 58. u]ll gnalam. 5 he hid, or he kept 
 
 ifecret. 2 he lurked, or he was hidden. 7 he 
 
 jhid himfelf, D^j^ gnelem^ a youth, a young 
 
 boy, kept under his father's care, i Sam. xvii* 
 
234 V 
 
 56, i^f^iV, g7talmahy a virgin, hidden at hornie 
 with her parents, or hidden as yet from man : 
 pi. fern. T^^T^^ll. gnelamofy virgins, CajiL'u^y 
 pL" male. D\p^'7iv gnalumimy infancy or child- 
 hood, /y. Ixxxix. 46 ', alfo hidden things, iy, 
 xc. 8. npi4^]^ ta'inalumah. Job xxviii. 11 : 
 ph. fern. TV\]lT}Vy!\tagnelumoty hidden things, PJ. 
 xliv. 22, or fecrets. D^l^/ gnclamy eternity, 
 everm.ori:^ Qh.'^'Q ^)l ^nalma. the fame: pi. m, 
 X^uJV gnolamimy Eccles. i. 10, ages, eternity. 
 DiT|/ gnekniy the fame, c Chron. xxxiii. 7, eter- 
 nity, timie hidden from us. 
 
 59. D?I/ gnalas. 1 he rejoiced greatly. 
 2, 5, and 7 the fame; he exulted, or he fuiaced 
 ^nd refrefned himfelf. 
 
 60. VTJ gnulaug. 3 he licked, or he fucked 
 up: pi. m. r^7^ gnillegVitny ribs, teeth, or 
 tongues, J)an vii. 5. 
 
 61. ^}^ gnalaph, 3 he covered. 4 and 7 
 he was covered and overwhelmed; he fainted, 
 or was dejected in his miind, nS/J/ gnulpah^ 
 jpanting, or fainting, Ezek. xxxi. 1 5. 
 
 62. ^/^ gnalatz. i he rejoiced greatly. 
 rv\)^/V.gnalizuty a rejoicing, Hab. iii. 14. 
 
 63. p^y g72ala , hence Hi^^^l/. gnalukafh ^ 
 horfe-leech, Prov. xxx. 15. 
 
j Sjy 235 
 
 , 64, ^V. gnam ^ people, tj/ g^iim^ with ; 
 fee in 'ODV mam am. 
 
 65. IDP^ gnamad. I he ftoocl^ or he did 
 iftand; he ftaid, or he abode and remained. 
 i 5 he caufed to ftand, he made to remain, he 
 'placed or appointed, 6 he was caufed to 
 I (lay or itand^ he made to remain, he was ap- 
 j pointed and eftabllflied. T^ gnammudy a 
 I pillar, or a ftatiie. T^'l'O^ giiemdahy .Micah 
 \u II. "^tl^.p^ magnamad^ I Jv^/;^^ xxii, 35, a 
 jftation or ftanding, an appointment, i Chron. 
 jxxiii. a8. '^'"]^V gnimmadi, W\Ca rnt. 
 I 66. ^"tt^ gnamal i he laboured, he tra- 
 
 veiled. /(^Il gnamelj J^^xx. 22, weary. /^JJ 
 ignamaly Numb, xxsii. 21, wearinefs, or ti avail, 
 
 Eccles. vi. 7. 
 
 67. D/!5I/ gnamam, i he covered, he hid, 
 he darkened. 6 he was darkened, or he be- 
 came dim. Lam. iv. i. X^H gnam^ a peoples 
 
 ! pi. m.C*^/2J^ ^;/r/;;2/;2/;;^, people, Ifa. x. 13. 
 
 X^'^gnim^viiihy befides* ^^t^V. gnimmanUy W\i\\ 
 us, which being compounded with vis ^4 
 the ftrong God, (fee T^. ejal) maketh up 
 that glorious name wherein confifts man's 
 
 ihappinels, viz. /i$13Si? gnimmcmuely Immanuel, 
 God with us. 
 
 68, VDllgmmas. 1 and 5 he burthciied. 
 
use ^V 
 
 he did lay on a burthen. HD^J/p magnamafah^ 
 a burthen, Zech. xii. 3. 
 
 69. p*-?I^* gnamak. i he was deep. 5 he 
 made deep. '\'^'^12}J gnamoky 2tn(\ ytZV^ gnameky 
 deep. pC> ^7^(/;;?^.^, Prov, xxv. 3, depth j alfo 
 p^y ^;A^;;;(fy^, a valley, Gen, xiv. 13: pi. rn 
 C^'p^yO raagnaynakimy depths, P/! cxxx. i ;, 
 IJa. li. 10: Ch. pL fem. ^5^1p^^if gnennkata^ 
 deep, D<^;7. ii. 22. 
 
 70. ^I^-'I? gnamar, 3 he gleaned, he made 
 and gadiered fiieaves, or he did bind flieaves, 
 pf, cxxix. 7. 7 he made gain or merchandize, 
 Deut. xxiv. 7) xxi. 14. *i^U'^;/^;;/^r,. a homer, 
 a njcafure of dry things, the tenth part of an 
 phah, Exod. xvi. yoy alfo a Iheaf. ")^PJ^ 
 gnamiry the lame, alfo a lictle bundle, or hand- 
 lull, Ar^'-os ii. 13. pi. m. C*^'?^!^ gnamarbny 
 flieaves, Rth ii. 15. "I'"?^* gnamar, Ch. wool, 
 7)^;/. vii- 8. 
 
 7 1 . -H^i; gnummaty ^"i^Mp. kgnummaty Exod. 
 XXV. 27. T^^Vy.J^ milgnmnmaty i /{/;^^jvii. ao, 
 over againft, befides. TS^'QI^.gnamily a neigh- 
 bour, a companion, or a familiar friend, Z^x^. 
 vi. 2. 
 
 ^72. I1J|/ gnenahy a grape, D^*///. xxxii. 14 : 
 pi. m. ^^^V.. gnenabimy grapes. Gen, xl. 10. 
 73- -'^^ g^^^g* 4 he was dainty or dc- 
 
! V: 237 
 
 j licate, Jer. vi. 2. 7 he delighted himfelf. 
 
 2211 S^^^'^^gy Beut. xxvii. 54, delicate. J^i^ ^;;^- 
 
 ^^^fi"^, Ij"a. xiii. 22, delight, or pleafure. 2^2Vt^ 
 
 Kt agnanugy i\\thmt: pi. m. C^rjy^*? tagnannpyn^ 
 
 ; delights, Ccmi. vii. 6: pi. fern. riUIJ/ri tagna-^ 
 
 mizot. the fame, Eccles. ii. 8. 
 
 74. T^J^ gnanad. I he tied, or he did 
 bind, Pr(?i'. vi. 21. 
 
 7^. il2]! gnamih. i he anfwered, he heard, 
 he teftified j alfohe afflicted, or he was afflidccd. 
 2 he was anfwercd, he was heard, or he an- 
 fwercd much, EzeL xiv. 4, he was afflifted. 3 
 he did affiift, he humbled 3 alfo he did fing 4 
 he was afflifted. 5 he anfwered. 7 he af- 
 Aided himfelf, or he was afflifted. "^^llgmnav, 
 meek, humble. HIIJ/ gna}7avahj meeknefs, 
 humility. ^^V^gnani^ pi. m. ^^^2V_, gnenijimy Job 
 [xxxiv. 28, and Ch. \!2]l. gnanajiuy Dan. iv.,27, 
 ipoor, or afflicted ; and ^2V. gnaniy Lam. iii. i ; 
 2Lr\d^y^V gnoni, Deut. xxv'u 14, afflidion, po- 
 verty. ri^^J^ gnenuty the fame. ]^i.y. gninjan^ 
 lan occupation] properly, tronblefome bufinefs; 
 \Eccks. u 13, fore travail. T\'^2V}^- tagnanity 
 forrow, heavinefs, or fading, Ezra ix. 5. HJi/^ 
 ]agnanahi an owl. ^2yj2 magnaneh, an anfwer, 
 or anfwering; HiyD jmignanah, i Sam. xiv* 
 
23 S "VO 
 
 14, an' acre of land. ri^'iJ/.Q magnanily a fur- 
 row, Pf, cxxix. 3 : pi. fern. T\^y\}3 gnonoly fur- 
 rows, Hcjea X, 10. \Vdl. Icmagnariy for that, 
 to the end that, &c. 
 
 76, ]3y gnanan^ a cloud; hence in 3 P>7 
 gninnen^ he overclouded, G^/^. ix. 14; alfo in 
 3 l*i^ gnonen^ he divined future things by the 
 clouds. C\^i'^ gnonenim: pi. rn. ^. ii. 6, 
 foothfiyers, diviners^ {fzz'm'^^V gnuny and Vi/ 
 
 77' 'l^'J^ gnanaphy a branch. HD^J/ ^;^^- 
 nepJiahy full of branches, :2<?y^. xix. 10. 
 
 78. pdl^gnanak. 1 he chained, or he com- 
 pafTed about as with a chain. 5 he gave rich 
 gifts, DeiiL XV. 14. PpJ/ gna77aky a chain; 
 alfo the name of a giant, Numb, xiii. 21, 
 from whom giants are called S'^p^J/^ gnanakhriy 
 Dent. I. 28. 
 
 79. '^^^^gnanafio. i hepunifhed, he amer- 
 ced, L.-f///. xxii. 19. 2 he was punifhed, Pr^-r. 
 xxvii. 2. t^*5*y gnone'h^ a puniihment, or a 
 confifcation of goods or money, Ezra vii. 26. 
 
 80. -H.^J/ gnenety Ch. time, 2;r^ iv. 10. 
 
 81. DDj/ gnafas. i he trod under foot, 
 il^W. iv. 3. O^O^J gna/iSy new wine, J(?^/ i. 5 ; 
 alfo the juice, CanL viii, 2. 
 
W 239 
 
 82. ^VV gnagnary hence, future. 3 m/.P!l 
 j^gnogneru, they lliall cry, or raile up a ciy; 
 fome refer ic to "^^S! gnur^ Ifa^ xv. 5.. 
 
 8?. ^5^J^ gnaphay a branch, or a leaf: pi. 
 in. '^^'^^J^V^. gnaphaimy branches,. P/C civ. I2. 
 
 84. /?)*>/ gnopely a high or fteep place, or a 
 tower, 2 Chrcn. xxxiii. 14, 2 A7;^^j" v^ 24; 
 hence in 4 he was Hfted up, Hah^ ii, 4. 5 he 
 prefumed to go up, or he went up proudly, 
 l^umh. xiv^ 44: pi. in. DV-I:^. gnapholim^ the 
 emerods, a difeafe of the hinder parts, T)eut. 
 xxviii. 27. 
 
 85. 'nSJ/ gnaphar^ duft; hence in 8 he 
 I fprinkled or fcactered dull. 2 Sam. xvi. 13. 
 
 T^I^ gnopher^ a young roe, Cant. ii. 9: pi. m. 
 D'^'?^^. gnapharimy young roes. Cant. iv. 5. 
 iinDi^ gnopherety lead, Z^^/^. v. 7, ;c^^. xv. 10. 
 
 86. ^V. gnetZy wood or timber, a tree, 
 
 yy; i. 4. ; 
 
 1. ^ 
 
 87. *y^)l gnatzah, i and 3 he grieved. 2' 
 
 was grieved. 5 he caufed to grieve, alfo 
 
 ; worfhipped idolatroufly, Jer. xliv. 19. 7 
 
 : grieved himfelf. Gen, vi. 6. p^^J^ gnitz- 
 
 zabony Gen.\\\.vi\ ^y^V^gnatztzebety Prov. 
 
 *. 105 i^J^-^Q magnatzehahy Ifa. ]. 11 j 3^'i?- 
 
 he 
 
 he w 
 he 
 tzab 
 x^. 
 
240 vi; 
 
 gnotzehy Pj.cxkx\x. 24; 2)iV. Z^etxeby Gen, iii. 
 16, grief, trouble, or forrow; alfo ^^V^gnetzeby 
 Jer. xxii. 28, an idol. H'^Vi^ gnatziby Ch. 
 grieving, or lamentable, D^;/. vi. 2C. 
 
 89. HKr gnatzah. i he Ihiit, or clofed 
 the eyes, he winked, Prov. xvi. 13. nVI/ 
 gnetzeh^ the back, bone, Z>i;, iii. 9, 
 
 90. /l^i^ gnatzely a fluggard, Pr<?t'. vi. 6, 
 M/VJ^ gnatzlah^ Prov. xix. 15, and ril/VI^ 
 gnatzlut^ Prov* xxxi. 27, flothfulnefs ; du. m. 
 C^-fD/Vt^. gnatzaltajimj much flothfulnefs, Eccks. 
 X. 18; hence In 2 he was idle or flothful, 
 Judges xviii. 9. 
 
 91. DV^ gnatzam. 1 h^ was ftrong, or 
 ftrengthened, 3 he broke the bones, Jer, 1. 
 1 7 i alfo he fliuc or clofed the eyes, IJa. xxix. 
 lo. 5 he ftrengthened, or he made ftrong. 
 ^^^^V^ gnatzumy Gen. xviii. 18, ftrong. Dif'J/ 
 gnotzemy Dent, viii. 17, ftrength ; alfo a bone 
 called DV.l^ gnetzerriy becaiife in it is the ftrength 
 of the body; hence alfo the fubftance, or the 
 body itfelf, he himfelf, or his very felf, &c. pL 
 fern, nte'^i^.n tagnatzumoty ftrength, Pjalm 
 Ixviii. 35. 
 
 92. y:l}l gnatzar. i he fliut, or he clofed 
 lip, he reftrained. 2 he was fhut up or re- 
 ft:rained. ^^'V gnotzevy Ifa. liii. 8, nilfi/D 
 
I 
 
 W 24 1 
 
 magfitzory i Sam. xiv. 6, a reftraintj or clofing 
 'up. n"J^y. gnatzarahy 2 Kings x. 20, ^y^V. 
 gnaizeroty Lev. xxiii. 36, a prohibition; alio a 
 feftival day, whereon fervile work is foi bidden. 
 '"*r>i^ g7telzery Judges xviii. 7, 'HVI^D magHtzaVy 
 Fro'V, XXV. 28, rule or government 
 
 93. 2|?.JJ ^^V7<3g-^<^, the heel i hence the end^ 
 or the utmoft part of any thing, finally, at 
 length; alfo '^'pAgnekeby Pf. xix, 12, a reward, 
 he end of the work: pi. fem. ^T^'^V, gnikkeboty 
 footfleps, Pf, ixxvii. 20 ; he^ice in 1 2'p}J 
 ynakaby Ha/ea xii. 3, he fupplanted or over^ 
 :urned by laying hold of the heel, he deceived, 
 3 he delayed, or put off to t<he end, he flayed. 
 Job xxxvii. 5. i^yVl gnakoby deceitful; hence 
 Jacob's flame, ^^^ jagnakoby a fupplancer, 
 "^ecaufe he was born overturning his brother 
 3y the heel. Gen, xxv. 26. T\'^pV, gmf^ubiah-^ 
 running, or deceitful, Hofea vi. 8. H^j^J/ 
 ntkabahy deceit, 2 Kings x. 19, fubtilty.; alfo 
 '^'PV.. gnekeby becaufe. Gen. xxii. 18. 
 
 94* ^^i"^ gnakad. i he did bind, or tie 
 ogether, properly the joints, as beafts are 
 ied for killing or for facrifice, Gen, xxii. 9. 
 T1pJ/ gnaliody varloufly fpeckled, or ring- 
 Ireaked; pi. m, '^^^^)l.gnakuddimy the famie, 
 len. XXX. 39, 40, 
 
 R 
 
.^242 ?]? 
 
 95* *^P^ gnakahy hence nj^;}/?} ^nagnakeh^ 
 a battlement, or the tops of plain roofed 
 houfes, Deut. xxii. 8. 
 
 96. /j^I^ gnakaU 3 he perverted, /j^yJ!? 
 rnegnukkal, perverfe or crooked, Hab. i. 4. 
 P-f^^pl^. gnakallatony the fame, 7/'^. xxvii. i: 
 pi. fena. -niv'j^YJ^ gnakalkalloty crooked ways, 
 Judges V. 6; Pf. cxxv. 5. 
 
 97. njy^ ^;//^^^r, I he pulled up by the 
 roots. 2 he was pulled up by the roots, or he 
 was rooted out. 3 the fame with i he rooted 
 out, alfo he did enervate, or he cut the nerves, 
 or finev/s, Jofn. xl. 6, 9. Ch. 7 he was extir- 
 pated, or rooted out, Dan. vii. 8. "^^V gnakar^ 
 n*1j^|/. gnakaraby fterile, barren, fruitlefs, and 
 ^"^M: gnekerety Pf. cxiii. 9, the fame. "l|^j/. 
 gnakery Lev. xxv. 47, and *1)^ gnikkavy a flock, 
 a ftem, or a rode 
 
 98. y^^V.gnakraby a fcorpion, D^^/. viii* 15. 
 
 99. ti^iPitf gnakajh. i and 3 he perverted. 
 2 he was perverted. ti^|?.l! gnikkejhy PJ. xviii. 
 27, perverfe or froward. tV\^'\>y, gnikjhuty 
 perverfenefs or frowardncfs, Prov. iv. 24: pi. 
 m. D'^^i^i?.^ magnakajhjlimy perverfities, or 
 crooked things, Ija. xlii. 16, 
 
 100. ^JJ ^;^^r, Ch. an enemy, for the He* 
 brew ^^ tzar. 
 
ny 243 
 
 lOi. y^l gnaraiy he mingled or mixed, he 
 rwas bufied or employed, he pawned or laid in 
 'pledge, he became furety, he was pleafant and 
 fweetj he was darkened, or it approached to- 
 wards the night, it was dark j alfo he did weave; 
 all which fignifications depend on the radical 
 of mingling divers things, Ch, 4 he was 
 mingled or mixed, Dan. ii. 43, 5 it was 
 evening, 7 he mixed Jiimfelf, he was mingled, 
 alfo he promifed, or he was furety; Ch. mixed 
 rogether. II"li; gnareb^ fweet. 3"]^ gnereb^ a 
 mixed multitude, or a mixing together, alfo 
 :he evening: pi, {zvc\.T<Syy^_,gnaraboty evenings, 
 Jer. V. 6, or defer ts: du.m. '^^)3^ gnarbajim^ 
 cvvo evenings, Exod, xii. 6; alfo 3"iy. gnereby 
 Ixv. xiii. 52, the woof of a web. 3*1]/ gnarcby 
 (I fwarm of flies. 3*1. J/ gnoreby a crow or raven. 
 13*1^ gnarabahy a champaign field, a defert, or 
 ,>vildernefs: pi. fern. T\^1^^V. gnaraboty deferts; 
 ilfo the heaven, or the clouds, P/l Ixviii. 34, 
 "^^nj^/ gnarrubbahy and \Or\V^gnarabony a furety, 
 I pledge: pl.fem. Unn^f! tagnaraboty pledges, 
 \x hoftages, 1 Kings xiv. 14: pi. m. X^Z^)},gna^ 
 abimy willow-trees, Pf. cxxxvii. 2. 3*^17.0 
 nagnarah^ the weft, where the fun goes down 
 n the evening; alfo commerce or merchan- 
 lize: pi. m D^3nj;/D magnar abimy the fame, 
 Izek. xxvii. 27, 33. 
 
244; nr 
 
 loi:. ^%l gnarag, i he made a'tiolfr, as 
 diverfe beafts do, chiefly he panted as the hart, 
 Pf. xlii. *!2, Joel i. 20. ^K')^.: gnariiggah^ any 
 little floor, yard, or plat of ground, as a bed of 
 fpices, Cant. v. 13, a furrow of land, Ezek. 
 xvii, 10. 
 
 103. T^i^ gnurad\ hence *ImJ/ gnarod^ 
 J^h xxxix. 5, a wild afs : pi. in. Ch. i^!^!'^!/ 
 gnaratbaijay wild affes, D^;^. v. 2k 
 
 X04. n^ij/ gnarah. i he was naked, 
 or he was made naked and bare, alfo he 
 poured out. 2 he was made naked and bare. 
 3 he poured our, he emptied, or he made 
 bare and naked, ni*^>J| gnervahy nakednefs, 
 alfo difgrace, or fliame, the part of the body 
 \yhich ought not to be feen. J^rj^ gnerjah^ 
 naked, or bare, Ezek, xvi. 7. "^IT^ll gnargnar, 
 raoft naked or bare, deftitute of help, Pf. c'lu 
 1 8 ; alfo the heath, or a naked tree in the wil- 
 dernefs, Jer. xvii. 6, xlviii. 6. It^/w magnar, 
 1 Kings vii. 2^^* ^"^W^- magnarehj nakednefs, 
 or a making naked \ alfo HHI/p megnarahy a 
 cave, a naked place, i Sam. xxiv. 4 : pi, m. 
 U^'y^V^ megnorimy nakednefles, H<ib.\\. 15, or 
 the parts which ought not to be made bare, 
 TJ/ gnoVy the fkin : pi. m. D'^Hiy gnorimy Lam. 
 V. 10, and fern. r\lV. gmrofy Exod. xxvi, 14, 
 
Hi? 245 
 
 flcins, Gen, iii. 21 -, alfo pi. fern. T\T\}J^ gnarotj 
 J paper reeds, IJa. xix. 7, or green rufhes. 
 " 105. '^^J^ gnarach . i he difpofed, or fet 
 in order^ fitted, or prepared ; alfo he efteemed, 
 he accounted, he compared, he was efteemed 
 or compared. 5 he accounted or com.pared. 
 '^"v^ g'^i^^echy T\yyi}J^ magnarachaky &cc. an 
 order, or an ordering, a comparing or eftima-^ 
 tion, a dilpofition or fetting in order, an army, 
 or a battle in array, i Sam, iv. 12. r)D*]yjD 
 ma^narechty Lev. xxiv. 6, the fame. 
 ^ 105. J^il gnaraL I he circiimcifed, he 
 ut away the foref!s:in. 2 his forefkin was 
 uncovered, Hab. ii 16. "?"!]/ griareh uncir- 
 cumcifed. Hl^lJ/ gnarelah^ tlie forefkin : pi. 
 fern, rii/^^^;/.^/'^/, the forefKins, i Savi. xviii. 
 25,27. 
 
 107. C"]!^ gnaram. i he \\'as fubtile, or 
 dealt fubtilely, i Sa7n. xxiii. 22, 2 he was 
 heaped up together, or he was gathered to- 
 igether, Exod. xv. 8. 5 he became cunning or 
 fubcile, Prov. xix. 25. ^y^jl gnarGm^ fubtile, or 
 craftv, Gen. iii. i 5 pL m. DV^.T^j; and D^p^if. 
 [^gjiarumim^ crafty. Job v. 125 alfo naked, G>;;. 
 'ii. 25, iii. 7. D^P*!IiP magnarayniniy 2 Chron. 
 xxviii. 15, the fame; alfo DTy^;,^^;;^, naked- 
 ncfs^ Bent, xxviii. 48. Hp jl^ ^^/^r^T^?;;////:?, fub- 
 
246 ^I^ 
 
 tilenefs or craftinefs ; alfo a heap. Cant. vii. i : 
 pi. m. C^^PT'JE^ gnaremimy heaps. Jer. 1. a6j 
 alfo the ehefnnt-tree is called X^f^^U gnarmon: 
 pi. m. ^^yiy^H garmonimy chefnut- trees, Ezek. 
 xxxi. 8. 
 
 ic8. V^V gnaras^ hence pi. fern. rtD'^ntf 
 gnarijoty dough, or a mafs of meal kneaded, 
 Lev^ XV. 20. 
 
 io8. ^^V gnorephy the neck; hence in i 
 ^llgnaraphy he cut off the neck, he beheaded, 
 alfo he dropped, Deut, xxxii. 2, xxxiii. 28: 
 pi. m. D^D^ny. gnariphimy ruin or deftruftion, 
 clouds, or the heavens, darknefs, droppings, 
 Ifa. V. 30._ 
 
 no. i^V_,gnaraphely darknefs, or thick 
 darknefs, i Kings viii, i2. 
 
 III. \'^!^^gnaratz. i he was violent, or 
 he ufed violence, he broke violently and fiercely 
 in pieces; alfo he was terrified. 2 he was 
 terrible or formidable, greatly to be feared, PJ. 
 Ixxxix. 5 he was afraid, IJa^ viii. 13, or he 
 feared. Y^y^ gnarifZy terrible, violent, a tyrant 
 or an opprefTor, Jol^ xv. 20. f^"^^. gnarutZy a 
 breach, a hole, or cave. Job xxx. 6. ^V^Hp^ 
 magnaritZy and nV^i^XS magnaratzahy violence, 
 fear, or terror. If a. viii. 13, and x, 23- 
 
a^y 247 
 
 112. pTJ{ .gndfak. I he fled, or he did 
 flee,. Joif XXX. 3 . pi, m. O'^f?*?^ gnorekim, 
 finews, Jcl^ 5<xx. 17. 
 
 1 13 TiJ/ gnarar^ hence ^^T*!!^. gnaririy foli- 
 tary or childlels, GV;?. xv. 2. 0'^'?'^"?J^ gnaririm. 
 Lev. XX. 20. 
 
 1 14. ^ri'J/ gneresj a bed or couch, Pf. vi, 
 7: pi. fern, nii^nj/ gnerjot^ beds or couches, 
 Amos vi. 4. 
 
 115. ^IV., gnejeh^ grafs, or a green herb. 
 Gen. i. 11. 
 
 116. Htt^J/ gnajah. i he made, he did, he 
 prepared. 2 he was made, or it was done, 
 Eccles. ix. 3. 3 he fubdued, he prefixed or 
 bruifed, EzeL xxiii. 3. 4 he was made, Pf. 
 cxxxix. 13. 
 
 1 17. nci^I/D magnajeh^ a work or deed, an 
 aftion or doing: pi. m. ^^V^ magnaftm^ 
 works, iy. cxviii. 17. 
 
 1 1 8. \^]l gnajhan. i he fmoaked, or he 
 did fmoak ^ hence he was angry, PJ. Ixxx. 5. 
 ](?^J^ gnajhen^ fmoaking. \^]} gnajhan^ 2 Sam. 
 xxii. 9, and \^V, gnejhen^ Exod. xix. 1 8, fmoak. 
 
 119. p2i?Ii gnajhak. i he oppreflTed, he 
 wronged by fraud or violence. 4 he was 
 oppreflTed, IJa. xxiii. x 2. plti^J^ gnujiooky Jer. 
 
248 ^ 
 
 xxii- 3, anoppreflbr. p^^gno/heky iy. Ixxiif. 
 83 opprcinon : pi. fern. rilpg^J^Q magnfhakkoty 
 opprcfTions, i/'^. xxxiii. 15; but pJi^i/ gnajak 
 with ^ 7? in 7 is he contended, or he did 
 drive \ hence ptifi? gn^J^ky ftrife-, or contention, 
 G^;/. xxvi. 20. 
 
 12a. 1t^^ gfiaJJiar. i with J^ //'i;/, he 
 was rich, or he was made rich. 5 he en- 
 riched, or he made rich. 7 he boafted 
 himfelt to be rich, when at the fame time he 
 had nothing, Prov. xiii. 7. "V*\V}} gnapJVy 
 2 Sam. xii. i, rich; pi. m L^'^y^^'V. gnajhirim'^ 
 the fame, P/. xlv. i^. "^?^ gno/hery riches, i 
 Snm. xvi'i. 25, but y^ll gna/ary with ti^/;?, is 
 in I J 3, and .5, he tithed, he took the tenth 
 part, a!fo he gave tithes; hence ^^'^% griajQir^ 
 n'^J^i/V gnafarahy '^'%!V.. gnefeVy Excd. xxxvi. 21, 
 T\^QjV.[ gncfrehy and "^"^^V^ gnojor y Gen. xxiv. 55, 
 ten.' ' Tr^)f gnqferijahy Ifa. vi. 13, V^'m, 
 ana/J.iriy Ge;/. viii. 5, yi^^U gni/farony Numb'. 
 XV. 4, am:) O'^T^I^^/^^^^V, Exod. xvi. 36, the 
 tenth part: pL m. C'^"lif^i|! g7tefnmy twenty, 
 (7^;/. xviii. 31 ; aJfo pi. m. 'Q^T^^% gnafronimy 
 the tenth parts, Lev. xiv. 10^ ^^^.IfQ magnafery 
 tithes. Numb, xviii. 28. 
 
 121. sUUlll gnajhafh. i he was confumed; 
 Pf. vi, 8. ti^JJ 5//^A a n?ioth, Job xiii.- $8-;; 
 
ni! 24.9 
 
 alfo it fignifies Araurus, Jol^ ix. 9: i^^e in I^li^ 
 gnujh. 
 
 122. T\'2}V zn^^"^ ^^t. I he was bright, white, 
 anci clear, he (liineci, 7^r. v. 28: Ch. H'^wJ/ 
 gnefloitj he did think, D^;^. vi, 3. I^I^^J/ 
 gnajhoty bright or clear, fe^/J'. xxv. 19. fl^'t^^ 
 gne/Iiety brightnefs, Cant, v. 14. ""TV^ll gnaf/jte^ 
 one, D^/if/. i.3; but it is rdways added to'ii^]^ 
 gnafary ten, to make up eleven, as Exod. xxvi, 
 8. T\^T\ll}V. gnajhtut, a thought, "^^'^xii. 5; pU 
 fem. T\^T^1P\\L'V., gnsjhtonot^ thoughts, /y. cxlvi. 4. 
 
 123. ^T\t^V gnajhtar^ a flock; pi. fern. 
 T\^'^T\\^'V.gna(}dtaroi^ flocks, LV^if/. vii. 13, fheep^ 
 alio the name of idols or images made like 
 flieep, which the Sidoniaas worlhipped, "judg^ 
 ii. 13. 
 
 124. '1T\V gnatad. 3 he prepared or made 
 ready. 7 he was ir.ade .ready. Job xv. 28. 
 I^P^l gnatidy ready, or prepared, Jcbxv,a4-: 
 pi. m.. 'O^TrsV.gnatidim-^ pi. fem. TSIT)}^, gnatidct^ 
 prepared, or things to come, Deut, xxxii. 35 ; 
 prepared treafwes, Jj'a^-x. 13:. pi. m. C*^ni^j^ 
 gnatiudimy he goats/ Numb. vii. 173 aho cap- 
 tains or leaders, J/'a. xiv. 9. 
 
 125. ^Ty gnat am. 2 h^e was darkened, 
 Ija, ix. 19, 
 
250 ^>P 
 
 126. 'pi^j]^* g>uitak, I h^ waxed old, Pf 
 vi. 8, yd^ xxi. 7; he was removed, Jol^ xviii. 
 4; he was hard and durable. 5 he rtnioved, 
 he tranfcrlbed, or copied ouc, Prov. xxv. i, 
 Gerj, >^V\, 8. 'pT^Vr gnataky hard, ftiff, or per- 
 verfe, Pf. Ixxv, 5, i ^^;;^. ii. 3. p^TSSJ gnatiik^ 
 Ch. old, ancient, X)^/;. vii. 9, 13; durable or 
 liable. pT})} gnateky Prov. viii. 18 ^ p'^O^ 
 gnatiky Ifa. xxiii. i8: pi. m. 'O^p^T^il gnatlikim, 
 things of old, or ancient things, 1 Chron. iv. 
 22; alfo drawn or earned away and removed, 
 Ifa. xxviii. 9. 
 
 127. ^T\V gnatar. 1 and 5 he prayed 
 carneftly and humbly. 2 he was intreated, 
 Ifa. xix. 22. nrj/ gnataVy E^ek. viii. 11. 
 rr\Ty_, gnaterety J^r. xxxiii. 6, abundance: pi, 
 m. D^^Tir^J^ gnatarimy fuppliants, Z^/:?. iii. 10. 
 
 128. TyTy^ gnatat. 1 he fpokc in feafon, 
 or in time, Ifa. 1. 4. T^V..gnety time: p). fem. 
 Jy)T\}} gnittoty times, ^. ix. lO; xxxi. 16: p). 
 m. t!^T)V, gnittimy Job xxiv. i. "^^J/ ^;/////, fea-| 
 fonable, fit, or opportune. Lev. xvi. 21. HJII/ 
 gnattahy now, this time, iy. cxiii, 2. 
 
[ 251 ] 
 
 k3^(?, here: fee in ^^ poh. 
 
 1. I^^Sl peahy a corner, Jer. ix. 26 ; alfo a 
 quarter, or any plot of ground, Numb, xxxiv, 
 3: pi, fern, T\^'^^,peoty coiners, Exod. xxv. 26; 
 hence in 5 he removed, fcattcred, or banilhed, 
 Beut. xxxii. a6. 
 
 2. *)i^2^^<?r. 3 he adorned; alfo in one 
 inftance it fignifies he fearched, or went over 
 again the branches, to feek for aiore fruit, 
 Deut. xxiv. 20. 7 he was glorified, Ifa. Ix. 
 21; he gloried, or took honour, Exod. viii. 9: 
 *lii^^ feery T\^!^^T\ tiphfherety and 'y\^^'%parury 
 as fome, Joel ii. 6, Nahum ii. 1 1, an ornament, 
 glory, beauty, or brightnefs, H^li^S purahy Ifa. 
 X. 33, a branch; pi. fern. mi<D poroty Ezek. 
 xxxi. 5, 6, 8, branches: fee alfo in ^H^ parar. 
 
 3. ^3S p^g^gy hence pi. m. D''5S jp<^^l^/w, 
 [green or unripe figs, C^/. ii. 13. 
 
 4. vJS pagal'y hence n5S pigguly abomina- 
 tion, abominable, or any abominable thing. 
 
U52 ^ TfD 
 
 Ezek. iv. T4.: pi. m. D\/J2^^;/\;tv///7'/, abominable 
 things, Ifa, Ixv. 4. 
 
 5 y^^ /)^^'^;7o-. I he met with, he reached 
 unto, he did meet, IJa. Ixiv. 5 > alio he inter* 
 ceded, or prayed unto, Job xxi. 15. 5 he 
 made to meet, Ifa. liii. 6; alfo he interceded, 
 or intreated, Jer. xv. 11, I/>3 pgangy an 
 accident, any thing fali;ng out, chance. Kecks. 
 ix. 11,1 Kiim V. 4. I/^DQ mi^hgang^ a fcope 
 or mark, "Job vii. ao. 
 
 6. "1-22 pagar. 3 he was weary or falnr, 
 1 &;;2. XXX. 10, 21. ^^ peger^ i Sam. xvii. 
 46, a carcafe, or a dead corple : pi. m. D*''?^^ 
 fegarhn^ Numb. xxix. 32, 33. 
 
 .7. ^^2 f^g<^fih 132,3 he met with, G^/; 
 xxxiii. 85 PJ. ixxxv. 11, Job v* 14. 
 
 8. rrrS ^adah. I he redeemed. 2 he 
 was redeemed, 5 he cauled to be redeemed. 
 6 as in 2, Lefv. xix. 20. ^T\^ pedui^ 0^*12 
 pdjom, y^^l^ pidjon^ T\T\^ pedut^ redemption, 
 or the price of redemption,. Pj, cxi, 9. 
 
 9. p2 paddan-, hence "(T'S^I appaddaUy a 
 palace, D^j?^/. ii. 45, 
 
 10. i^'12 pcdang, I he redeemed, J^^ 
 xxxiii. 24. 
 
h^ 253 
 
 1 T. *1^5. peder, the fat, or the entrails, Lev. 
 
 12. np pehy and '^5 j^i, the mouth, P/l 
 xxxvii. 30, aifo the edge of a fword : pi. in. 
 C'^B pimy and fcm. rWt^ PV^^y nnouths -, alfo 
 edges of fwords, ilTi^S piphijot^ the fame, a 
 fword of edges, or a two-edged fword, HiS 
 ^.^i?, here, hither, Gen. xxii. 5. *^D5 r^?/?/, 
 according. 
 
 13. H^D^^if^, I he ceafed or failed, a he 
 was weakened, PJ, xxxviii. 9, or he was feeble. 
 T]y\^ pugah^ refl-, or intcrmifnon, Lam. ii. 1^6: 
 pi. fern, riiJSrj haphugoty intcrmiflions, Z.^;;/. 
 iii. 4.9. 
 
 14. roS p^^^i?. I and 5 he did breathe 
 or blow J alfo the day did break, Cant. ii. 17. 
 
 5 the fame, alfo he fpoke, he did breathe cue 
 words i alfo he enfnared. H'^S piachy afhes, 
 Exod. ix. 8. T\^piachy a fnare: pi. m. D'^HD 
 
 ' pachimy {hzrcsy Prov. xxii. 5^ alfo thin plates, 
 Exod. xxxix. 3. 
 
 15. '^IS puchy paint, or colour, 2 Kin^;s 
 ix. 30 ; alfo the name of a precious (lone, a 
 carbuncle, or a ruby, Ifa. liv. 11. 
 
 16. . n^poly beansy 2 S^m. xvii. 28. 
 
17. D1S or ti^pumy Ch. the mouth, 
 
 1 8, ]1S ^;/. I he was diftracled in his 
 mind, or he did hefitate, Pf. Ixxxviii. 16. ]p 
 peny left, perhaps. Gen, iii. 3. 
 
 19, pS putz. I, 2, 7, he wns difperfed or 
 fcattered abroad, or he difperfed himfelf^ Gen. 
 xi. 4. 3 and 5 he difperfed by breaking in 
 pieces. Job xvi. 12, or he fcattered abroad. 
 '^^Dp mephitZy a hammer, Prov^xxv. 18 : pi. 
 fern. riliTlDiTl tephotzoty Jer, xxv, 34, fcatterings. 
 
 20. p^S^//^. I he daggered or ftumbled, 
 he reeled, or he erred, Ifa^ xxviii, 7. 5 he 
 caufed to ftumble, he made to fall, he obtained, 
 he did bring forth, Pf. cxliv. 13; Ch. he 
 moved, Jer. x. 4. P^'S piky and HpIS pukahy 
 2l reeling, ftaggering, or ftumbling; hence an 
 offence, i Sam. xxv. 31, alfo the fhaking or 
 fmiting of the knees together, Nah. ii. 10. 
 
 21, ^^^ pur. I he was broken in pieces. 
 3 he did break in pieces, ^ob xvi. 12. 5 he 
 difanniilled, or made void by breaking, Gen. 
 xvii. 14, Pf. xxxiii. 10. 6 and 7 he was 
 broken, y^r. xxxiii. 21, IJa. xxiv. 19, iTniQ 
 purahy a wine-prefs. 1^2 puYy a lot, EJiher 
 iii. 7: pi. m. U'y^^ purimy EJih. ix. 26, lotSj 
 it is a Perfian word. 
 
 22. i/*^S /^^(/%. I he abounded, he did 
 
na 255 
 
 grow up, or he multiplied, Hab. i. 8, MaL. 
 iv, 2. 1 he was fcattered, Nah. iii. i8. 
 ^'S pa/hy abundance, or multitude ; great 
 extremity, y^^ XXXV. 5. 
 
 23. J112^(5/, the hinge of a door, i Kings 
 vii. 50i alfo a wom.an's lecrec parts, Ifa, iii. 17, 
 
 24. ttS pazaz. I he was ftrengthened, 
 G^;7. xlix. 24. 3 he leaped, 2 S'^;. vi. 16. 
 6 he was confirmed or made folid, i Kings 
 X. 18; hence T2 paz, folid or pure gold, Pf. 
 xxi. 3. 
 
 25. ITS pazar. i and 3 he fcattered 
 abi-oad, 2 and 4 he was fcattered abroad. 
 
 T\^ pach- 2L fnare; fee in TV\^puach. 
 
 26. ^^S^^r^^^, I and 3 he feared, or 
 he was afraid. 5 he terrified, or he caufed to 
 fear. ^T]^ pachady fear: pi. m. ^^1T]^ pecha- 
 dim^ fears. Job xv. 21 ; alfo the tefticles, Job 
 xl. 17. 
 
 27. nH5 ^^^/%^, a captain, a governor, or a 
 prince, Af^/. i. 8 ^ f^ns ^^r/^<^/, /7^^, i. i^ the 
 fame: pi. rilHS pachoty i X/;7^j xx. 24, cap- 
 
 ! tains, and ]li1p5 pajhavot^ Ezra viii. 36 j 
 KHina ^i^^i?^^;^/^, the fame, Dan. vi. 7. 
 28^ TnS pachaz. i he was unftable. 
 
S56 tiS 
 
 light, or inconftant. n2 pachaZy unftable. 
 Gen. xlix. 4 : pi. m. D\>n.2> pochaziniy the fame, 
 light, or unftable, Zepb. iii. 4, Judges ix. 4, 
 light perfons. r\1?r]S pachazuty lightncfs or 
 inftability, 7^r. xxiii. 32. 
 
 29. Cng ^^i?^w, a coal, //^, liv. 16. 
 
 30. ^T\^ pechary Ch. a potter, i)^i ii.41. 
 
 31. ]^nB pachaty a ditch: pi. m. D'^JpH^ 
 ditches, 2 ^^^/. xvii. 9, or pits, -^rins^if^to^?/, 
 a plague, or a fretting fore, xiii. 55, 
 
 32. 1J2S patad'y hence H^tpS pitdahy a 
 precious ftone, fo called, a topaz, Exod. xxviii. 
 17. 
 
 33. I^'^palar, i he difmifled, he dif- 
 charged, he fet free, Pr^y'u, xvii. 14, or he 
 opened, he let out; alfo he departed, i Sam. 
 xix. 10, or flipped away, 5 he opened wide,, 
 iy. xxii. 8. 1'^^^ perer, ah opening, chiefly 
 that which openeth the womb, Exod. xiii. 2. 
 ri'^ilDSi petaraby or pitraty Numb. viii. 1 6, the 
 fame: pi. m. tli^'^V^^ peturhn^ free, or fet free, 
 i Chrcn.}^. 33; alfo openings, i Kings vi. i8, 
 
 34. WiD^ patajhy hence ti^'^CSS pattiJJoy a 
 hammer, y^r. xxiii, 29, Chald. ^^%% patjhiniy 
 hofen, or breeches, Dan. iii, 21. 
 
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 3j, TS pidy oppreffion, or deftrudlion, 
 Prov. xxiv. 22, Job xxx. 24. H^S pach^ 
 embersj fee in ^/^^^i^. 
 
 36. np^S fimah, the folding or doubling 
 of the fkin through fatnefs, Job xv. 27, 
 
 37. njS pacbah. 3 he flowed or gu&ed out 
 as water, Ezek. xlvii. 2; hence "^jS ^c?^/:?, a 
 phial to hold oil, i Sam* x. i. 
 
 38. is?^ pala. 2 he was wonderful, P/* 
 cxviii. 23, alfo he was hidden. 5 he did won- 
 derfully ; alfo he feparatedj as from HIS palah. 
 7 he made himfelf wonderful, Job x. 16. 
 'isl^ peky Exod. XV. 11, Ifa. ix. 6. ^^*'^^ peli^ 
 
 j y^<f^. xiii. i8, marvellous, wonderful, pi. m. 
 I D'^J^75 pehinty Lam. i. 9, fem. T^^'$b^pelaoty and 
 
 .i\\K7^12miphlaoty Job xxxvii. 16, and r\ii^75? 
 
 nipklaoty JoJIu iii. 5, wonderful things. 
 
 39. a7^ palag. 3 he divided. 2 he wis 
 i divided. Gen. x. 25. J?^ ^^%, divifion, 
 
 alfo a river, iy. Ixv. 10 ; Ch. a half, Dan. vii. 
 25: alfo T]Tli^ pgligahy any thing divided, D<;?;/. 
 ii. 41. ^2i^^ peluggaby a clafs or divifion: pi. 
 fem. ni375 pelaggoty Judg, v. 15^ ri12l'?5P 
 miphlaggoty 1 Chron, xxxv, 1 2, parts, clafles, or 
 divifions. 
 
258 ^2 
 
 40. ^.^f^ pilege/Iiy or ti^J 7.5 pillegefhy a con- 
 cubine. Gen. XXXV, 22. 
 
 41. ^F^S ^^/^^, a torch, a flame, or a fire^ 
 brand: i^\.itm.T\Vh^ peladot^ torches, Nah. 
 
 42. Tv}^ palah. 2 he was feparated i alfo 
 the fame with is7^ pala, Pf. cxxxix. 14. 3 
 and 5 he did feparate, or he made a reparation, 
 Pf. iv. 4i he fet apart, hence ^t^/^ pelonii and 
 *^hul^ palmonii the name of one whofe proper 
 name is concealed, Ruth iv. i, Dan. viii. 13. 
 
 43. nvD palach. i and 3 he cut afunder. 
 n?^ pelachj a piece of any thing cut off, i 
 Sam. XXX, 12 j but Ch, H^^ pelach^ he ferved, 
 he worfhipped, D^;/. vi. 16. '^{^ palchan, 
 fervice, Ezra vii. 19, 
 
 44. tDvS ^^/^/. I he efcaped. 3 and 5 
 he made to efcape, he delivered; alfo 3 to bear 
 or bring forth. Job x\u 10. i^w^ palk, oncf 
 who efcapeth* tDv^P miphlaty an efcape, P/C 
 Iv. 9. ^Ip^^5 peletahy a deliverance, alfo ^ 
 remnant, 2 7iC;>/^j xix. 30^ 31. 
 
 45. '^7 pelechy a ftaff, alfo a diflaff, Prct'. 
 xxxi. 19; alfoatraft or piece of ground, Neh. 
 
 46. n^ pilleL 3 he judged. 2 he was 
 judged. 7 he appointed himfelf judge, i S(im> 
 
ii. 25; he prayed, or he fupplicated earneftly, 
 2 Kings xix, 20. 7 v5 pelili^ to be judged: 
 pi. m. O'^T^^ pe/ilimy judges, DeuL xxxii. 31. 
 Hjhp pelilahy judgment, Jfa. xvi. 3. Hj'? v.5 
 pelilijah, IJa. xxviii. 7, the fame. H^?^ tephillahi 
 a prayer or fupplication, J/a. u 15. 
 
 47. Di^ pilles. 3 he pondered or weighed, 
 hence he confidered. D7^ /^^/^^J", a balance, 
 Prov.xw]. II, ^^. xl. 12 : pi. m. I3*'Ji^'?50 
 miphlafinii with tt^y?;/, balancings. Job xxxvii. 1 6, 
 
 48. y?^ palatz. 7 he trembled, or he did 
 fhake for fear, yob ix. 6. m^vS pallalzuf, 
 trembling, fear, or terror, 1/a, xxi. 4 ; alfo 
 
 :r\1^75Q miphletzety an idol, i Kings xv. 13. 
 'Hl^/^fl tiphlezety Jer. xlix. 16, horror, or tcr- 
 riblenefs. 
 
 49. Wl^ palaj/u 7 he wallowed or rolled 
 himfelf, Jer. vi, 26, Micah i. 10. 
 
 15 Z?^;;, left: fee ]12 pun. 
 
 50. n3S panah. i he looked, he beheld, 
 le declined, he turned, &c. 3 he removed 
 mt of the way, he prepared, Mai. iii. i. 5 
 
 he made to look, he turned himfelf. 6 he was 
 turned, or he turned himfelf away, Jer. xlix. 8, 
 Ezek. ix. 2: pi. m. U^^^panimy the face, the 
 countenance. D^i? pmrn, i Kings vi. 29. 
 
 s 2 
 
260 DD 
 
 within, the inner part, '^^^i^ penimiy Ezek, 
 xli. 15, the fame. D*^^?^*? kphanimy Jofi. xiv, 
 1 5, before, long ago, long fince. ^35? liphne^ 
 before, over againft, in the fight of. HD^'J^ 
 /?m^^>&, within, Lev.x. 18. TS^iy^'l^ penimit^ 
 the inner or inmoft, i Kings vi. ;i6 : pi. fern. 
 ri1^D^3?5 penimijoty the fame, 1 Chron* iv. 22. 
 "^^5/. liphnaiy before, i Kings vi. 17. 
 
 51. ]3S panan, hence 1132 pinnahy a corner^ 
 the extremity or utmoft end of any thing, Pf 
 cxviii. 22, the utmoft corner : pi. fem. rilSQ 
 pinnot^ Job i. 19, Zeph. i, 16: pi. m. D*^32 
 pinniniy Zech. xiv. 10, corners, towers 5 alfo 
 princes, or the heads of the people, Judg. 
 XX. 2; pi. m. 0*^5*^55 peninimy rubies, Prov. 
 viii. II. 
 
 52. p33^^;^^;t. 3 he did educate, or bring 
 up delicately, Prov. xxix. 2 1 . 
 
 53. JD2 ^^^. 3 he lifted up, P/1 xlviii. 
 14. fl^P^/'j^^^, a hill, Numb. xxi. 20. 
 
 54. npa pafach. I he paffed, or leaped 
 over, Exod. xii. 27 ; alfo he halted, i Kings 
 xviii. 21. 2 he was made lame, 2 aS^//^. iv. 4. 
 3 he leaped, i X^^'^/^j xviii. 26. HD^pe/achy a 
 paflage, or a paffing over ; or the pafchal 
 lamb, Exod. xii. 1 1 j alfo the feaft of the pafs- 
 
V^ 261 
 
 over, when thepafchal lamb was eaten, 2 Kings 
 xxiii. 21,22, 23. HDQ pifeach, lame : pi. m. 
 ff^npS pifchimy the fame, I/a. xxxiii. 23, 
 
 55. vD2 pafaL i he carved, or he did 
 hew, Exod. xxxiv. i, he did engrave 3 hence 
 7p5 pefely Exod. xx. 4, a graven image : pi. m. 
 D'^7'^P^ fefilimy graven images, yer. 1. 38, any 
 thing graven ; alfo quarries, Judg. iii. 19, 26. 
 
 56. V*^^??? or PP^P5 pjanteririy Ch. p], 
 m. pfalteries, muficalinftriiments^ JDi2;/.iii. 5, 7. 
 
 57. DP2 pafas. i he failed, he was di- 
 miniflied, Pf. xii. 2; hence D^^pas^ "^^^pajfachy 
 Dan. V. 24, and TV^^.piJffahy Pf. Ixxli. 17, a 
 part, or a little piece of any thing, or a 
 handful: fee ibid. pi. m. ^^^^ pq/Jiniy pieces, 
 or divers colours, 2 Sam. xiii, 1 8, Gen. xxxvii. 2* 
 
 58. nj/S pagnah. 1 he cried out, I/a. 
 ^liii. 14. 
 
 5 9. /I?S pagnaly to do, or to work. Numb. 
 xxiii. 23. P/.xv. 2. ^M'^pgnaly npV,^'^ pegnullahy 
 a work, alfo the reward of a work, Lev. xix. 
 13: pi. m, D7JJDP miphgnalimy Prov. viii. 22, 
 works, deeds, or afts; pi. fern. TSv)])^^ tniph- 
 gnaloty PJ. xlvi. 9, and ri7]L?5 pegnulloty Pf. 
 xxviii. 5, the fame. 
 
 60. DyS pagnam. 3 he did, properly by 
 
262 i*D 
 
 turns, now and then; alfo he did beat or (hake, 
 Judg, xiii. 25. 2 he was fhaken, or troubled, 
 Pf. Ixxvii. 5. y the fame. Gen. xli. 8, D^;/. 
 iii. I, 3, DJ/S pagnamy a ftroke, a beating or 
 lliaking, alfo a fmith's anvil, 7/fe. xlvii. 7^ a 
 turn, a time, a courfe, 2 6*^;;?. xxiii, 8 : pi. m. 
 D'^PJ/5 pegnamim, Gen. xxxiii . 3, and du. D^^i^.S 
 pagnamajimy Gen. xxvii. ^6y Numb. xx. ii^ 
 turns or times, alfo fteps, footfteps, or goings, 
 PJ. Ixxxv, 13 : pi. fern. Tr\t>V^pagnamoty cor- 
 ners, I Kings vii. 30. p/^^^ pagnamony a bell: 
 pi. m. "G^yOV.p, pagnamoniniy bells, Exod. xxviii. 
 :i3y 34i x^xix. 25. 
 
 61. 'Oyil^_ pagnaneachy an Egyptian word, 
 fignifying a revealer, G^;/. xli. 45, 
 
 62. *^J!^ pagnar. i he opened, chiefly 
 the mouth, P/. cxix. 131. 
 
 63. n^S patzah. i he opened, he ftretched 
 out, he delivered, PJ. cxliv. lO, 11. 
 
 64. nV^ patzach. i he made a noife, 
 ^^* xiv. 7. 3 he did break in pieces, properly 
 wuth a noife, Micah iii. 3. 
 
 65. vVS patzal. 3 he peeled, properly, 
 the bark from wood : pi. fem. ril*?^^ petzaloty 
 peeled ftreaks, Gen. xxx. 37. 
 
 66. DVS patzam i he cut in pieces, he 
 broke to atoms, Pj. Ix. 2, 4. 
 
p2 263 
 
 67. yV^ patzang. i he wounded, I^V? 
 petzangy a wounds i';^^<^. xxi, 25 : pi. m. 
 D^J/if5 petzagnimy wounds, Prov, xxiii. 29. 
 
 68. ^S^S pitzpetz. 3 he broke in pieces: 
 fee in \^12 ^///:^. 
 
 69. T^S patzar. i he urged, or he prefled 
 fore upon, Gen. xix. 3, 9 5 to refift or rebel, 
 hence *iV5L^ haptzuTy rebellion or ftubbornnefs, 
 I Sam. XV. 23. HTV^^^/zir^A/a file, i Sam, 
 xiii. 21. 
 
 70. *7p.2 pakad. i he vifited, he per- 
 ceived, he confidered, he viewed, he rehearfed, 
 he nunabered; alio he committed in truft and 
 cuftody, he fetover in charge, he required; he 
 wanted, lacked, or failed. 2 he was vifited, 
 &c. he was wanting, or miffing, i Kings xx. 
 39, he was miffed, 3 he numbered, or muf- 
 tered, J/^. xiii. 4. 4 he was numbered, or it 
 was counted ; alfo he was made to want, or he 
 was deprived, IJa. xxxviii. 10^ 5 he let over 
 in a charge; alfo he committed in truft, Pf. 
 xxxi. 6; it was delivered to be kept. Lev. vi. 4; 
 he was vifited, "Jer. vi. 6; he was fet over, and 
 made overfeer in a charge. 7 he was num- 
 bered or counted, Judges xx. 15, Numb. i. 47, 
 Judges xxi* 9. I^p,^ pakidy a captain or chiefi 
 
t264f ns 
 
 fet over in office, 2 Kings xxv. 19 : pi. m. 
 
 D'^^Tp^ or DH^S pekidim, Gen. xli. 34, Efth. 
 ii. 3, chief officers or overfeers, T]'^^!^ pekud- \ 
 dahy a charge^ PJ. cix. 8, or office; a vifitation, 
 i/i?. X. 3; a counting or reckoning, i Chron. 
 xxiii. 1 1. \^f^ pikkadon^ any thing delivered 
 to keep, Lev. vi. 4. Ip^^D mipbkady a fum, 2 
 6"^/;;. xxiv. g ; alfo an appointed place, Ezek. 
 xliii. 21: p], m. t^i^y^f^ pikkudifUy ftatiites. 
 Commandments, or commiffions, Pf. xix. 9, 
 cxii. 7. T\'l'p^^ pekiduty 3. ward, J^r. xxxvii. 13. 1 
 
 71. T]\i^ pakacb. 1 he opened^ properly, 
 the eyes. 2 he was opened. Gen. iii. 5, I/a. 
 XXXV. 5. T\f^ pikkeachy feeing, or having open 
 eyes, Exod. iv. 11, xxiii. 8; hence nip^npS 
 pekach koachy Ifa. Ixi. i, a large or full opening, 
 which is noted bv the doubling of the two ra- 
 dicals; yet fome trandate it the opening of a 
 prifon, as if Hp koach were a word by itfelf, ^ 
 fignifying a prifon, from Hp? I'acachy he took. 
 
 72. Vp^ pakang\ hence pl^ m. D'^J/pS)^^- 
 kagnhn, knobs refembling gourds, i Kings vi. 
 18 : pi. fem. riypS pakkugnoty wild cucumbers 
 or gourds, 2 Kings iv, 39. 
 
 73. ""iS pary a bullock, and n"lS ^^r/?//, a 
 heifer, or a cow : pL m. D'^'IS pariniy bulls : 
 pi. fem. r\ilS /^i^r^?/, kine^ Gen. xxxii. 15. 
 
"ID 265 
 
 74. i^l^ pere^ a wild afs, ^^^ ^i. 5 : pi. m. 
 U^^^^ peraim^ wild affes, Job xxiv\ 5. 
 
 75. T^^ parad. i, 3, and 5, he divided, 
 he feparated or fcattered. 2, 4, and 7, he was 
 divided and feparated, or he divided and fepa- 
 rated himfelf; alfo he disjointed, J^^ xli. 17. 
 ^1^. peredy a nrjule: pi. m. DH'^^ peradimj 
 mules: pi. fern. JnilH? perudot^ divided or 
 ftretched, EzeL i. 115 alfo feed or grain, Joel 
 i. 17. 
 
 76. D'nnS ^<^r^^j-, paradife, an orchard, or 
 a garden planted for pleafure, Cant.'w. 13; 
 alfo a foreft, Neh. ii. 8 : pi. na. L^P^l^.pardefim, 
 gardens, or orchards of pleafure, Eccles, ii. 5. 
 
 77. n^S parah. i he was fruitful, or he 
 brought forth abundance of fruit, Gen. xxvi. 
 22. 5 he made fruitful, Gen. xvn. 6, Hof. 
 xiii. 15, (ii ^/^^y^ inftead of H he^ or he in-^ 
 creafed, P/*. cv. 24. H^D porehy part, bear* 
 ing, jD^/^/. xxix. 18, HpD porijahy fruitful, 
 (the n /z(? radix changed into and pronounced 
 ^ ^od) ^'Cxxviii. 3. ^^^ periy fruit. Gen. i. 
 I T, iy. i. 3. nnj^S^/^r^/^, ^. X. ;^2^ ^ branch. 
 |T*^5fc^ appirjony a marriage bed; alfo a chariot. 
 Cant. iii. 9. 
 
 78. Ts^p_parvary a fuburb: pi. m. D*''lp^ 
 parvariniy fuburbs, 2 if/;/^^ xxiii. 1 k 
 
Z66 "13 
 
 79- **1S paraz; hence pH? perazon, a vil- 
 lage, or a town without walls; one who dwells 
 in a village. Judges v. 7, 11. *^n5 perazi, 
 Deut. iii. 5, the fame: pi. fern. illH^ ^^r^2;(?/, 
 villages, or un walled towns, Ezek* xxxviii. 11. 
 
 So* /.n^ parzel^ Ch. Z)^;/. ii. ^Z^ 34, and 
 J^vpS parzehy iron. 
 
 Si, nnS parach. i he fiourifhed, he 
 budded. 5 the fame, alfo he caufed to flourifh 
 or bud. nn?. peraciOy a flower, or a bud and 
 bloflbm of flowers. nn"^S pirchach^ youth, the 
 flower of age, Joh xxx. 12: pi. m. 0*^0*15^ 
 ephrochimy young birds, Deut. xxii, 6, Pf, 
 Ixxxiv. 3. 
 
 82. 0*1^ perety particular, or any particular 
 thing, as Lev. xix. 10, every particular grape: 
 pi. m.^^i^l'^ porelimy thofe who fmg or chaunt, 
 ^mos vi. 5. 
 
 83. ^^P perech^ cruelty or rigour, Exod. i. 
 133 I4' ^^5^? parochety 3, vail, the vail of the 
 
 .ark, a;^^. xxvi. 31, ;^j. 
 
 84. D"]2^^rj;;^. i he cut afunder: pi. m. 
 O^XD'IS perumimy rent or torn afunder, Levit. 
 xiii, 45. 
 
 85. D*1S and t^^lS paras, i and 5 he di- 
 vided. Q\\Uy^ peresy the fame; hence the 
 participle, pi. m, rPI'?^ upharfin^ and they di- 
 
la 267 
 
 viding, or and they divide; lb the participle, 
 preter. fern. HD*^*!?) ferifaty it is divided, Dan. 
 V. 25, 28. "^Uy^ par/ah, the hoof: pi. fem. 
 T\MD^^ perajoty Lev. xi. 3, and pi. m. D*^P'^5 
 peraftniy Zech. yi\. 16. D'HQ ^^r^j, the offifrage, 
 or fome other unclean bird, Lev. xi. 13. 
 
 86, I'lS pa7'ang. i he made naked, he 
 difcovered, he rejefted, he revenged. 2 he 
 was drav^n away, or he turned away hinafelf. 
 5 he did withdraw, or draw away, or made 
 naked, he let or hindered, Excd. v. 4. 1/^5. 
 perangj hair, or a lock of the head. Numb, vi, 5. 
 ^^"^^ peragnahy revenge: pL feai. TW"^^ pe- 
 rag72oty revenges, Deut. xxxii. 42, Judg. v. 2. 
 
 87, ^^V^^ pargnajhy a flea, i Sam. xxiv, 
 15. 1S"13 pirper. 3 he broke in pieces: 
 fee in 'y\^ pur. 
 
 88, \'^^ paratz^ i he broke afunder, cl* 
 he broke in upon, or he broke forth, and made 
 a breach. Gen. xxxviii. 29; alfo he urged or 
 compelled, 1 Sam. xxviii. 3, 2 he was broken, 
 &c. hence broken forth, or made open, i Sam. 
 iii. I. 4 he was broken down, Neh. i. 3. 7 
 he did break forth, or he did break away, i 
 Sam. XXV. 10. ^^^ peretz^ a breach, a break- 
 ing in, or breaking forth. ^")S parilz, a 
 
 ^' 
 
26S ^2 
 
 violent breaker, a robber: pi. mafc. ff'V'^Jli?^ 
 miphratzimy breaches, ///^^^j v. 17. 
 
 89. 'p'^]^ parak. i he broke off, he did 
 tear afunderi alfo he delivered, from the Chal- 
 dee. 3 the fame, he broke off, or did break 
 through. 7 he was broken, or he did break 
 off. p";? fereky a breaking or tearing, any 
 thing torn; a crofs way, Obad, 14; a piece of 
 any thing broken off, or robbery, Nahum\\\. i, 
 rifjnDD maphrekety the neck, i Sam. iv. 18. 
 
 90. *n")S paruTy a pot, cauldron, or pan. 
 Numb, xi, 8. ^^y^^pariir^ blacknefs or pale- 
 ncfs: fee*1k^S^^r. 
 
 91. \L*^^ parajljy \\\t\\^ JJjin. i he ex^ 
 pounded, explained, or declared, 2 he was 
 diffipated, fcatcered, or feparated, Ez(;k. xxxiv. 
 12. 4 it was declared. 5 he pricked, or he 
 ftung, Prov. xxiii. 32, from the Chaldee, hence 
 '^^% parajhy a horfeman: pi. m. D^^t^HD j)^r^- 
 y2?/;;^, horfemen, Gd';/. 1. 9. nt^*'12 ^^sr^yZ^^s^, an 
 expofition, an explication, or declaration; alfo 
 the fum of any thing, Efther iv. 7. t^nbip 
 mep'orajhy clearly or plainly, TSeh. viii. 8. 
 W^perepiy dung, ^a-^?^. xxix. 14; but ''^'^% 
 paras y Vvith ^y;;;, is he ftretched out, or he 
 ftretched abroad. 3 the fame. 2 he was 
 ftretched out, or fcattered abroad. '*^5/2 
 
^^ 269 
 
 miphraSy a fpreading abroad, E'yek. xxvii. 7 : 
 pi. m. D'^C^'1?^ miphrafimy fpreadings, Job 
 xxxvi. 29. 
 
 92. lA^*!^ parfhegen^ Ch. a copy, or an 
 example, Ezraxv. 11. 
 
 93. nilt^ps parjhedonahi the dung, or dirt, 
 yudg. iii. 22. 
 
 94. ^(^7^3 parjhezy he ftretched out, J(?^ 
 xxvi. 9, or fpreadeth, 
 
 95. n*13 ^<?r^/, the river Euphrates : pi. m. 
 D*^pJ7^'12 partemim^ princes or noblemen, Dan. 
 u 3, Efth. i. 3. 
 
 i^(), ^^ pajhj abundance: fee in '^^^^ push. 
 
 97. nti^S pa/ah. I he poured out, or he 
 fpread abroad. Lev. xiii. 5, 35. 
 
 98. nc^2 ^^ji?^?c/5?. 3 he pulled in pieces. 
 Lam. iii. 1 1, or he cut and hewed in pieces. 
 
 97. l^p^paJhaL i he pulled off, he made 
 naked, he fpoiled. 3 and 5 the fame, he drew 
 off, he fpoiled, &c. alfo he did excoriate, or 
 flay. Lev. i, 6. 7 he dripped himfelf, i Sam. 
 xviii. 4. 
 
 , 98. V'^!%pashangy with ^^ fian. i he tranf- 
 greffed, or rebelled. 2 he was offended by 
 tranfgreffion, Pr^'L'. xviii. 19. V^%pe/kangy a, 
 trangreffion, or prevarication, P/ xxv. 7 ; but 
 
270 riD 
 
 V*^%pcifangy with ^ fin,\Sy\\t went, or he paffed 
 through, IJa. xxvii. 4. V'^% fcfang^ a ftep, i 
 Sam. XX. 30. ni/C^5'-? miphfagnah^ a going; 
 alfo the buttocks, i Ckron, xix. 4. 
 
 10 1. pt4^2 /^^/^. T he opened wide, Prov. 
 xiii. 3. 3 the lame, 2:^'-^. xvi. 25, 
 
 102. "Iw^S i;^(/?jr, Ch. he interpreted, Dan. 
 V. 1 6, 1C^^3 pejloar^ an interpretation, D/:?;/. iv. 
 65 and^^^/?<?-'^r, Eccles, viii. 1, the fame. 
 
 103. njr^CJ'*3 pijlotah^ flax, ///; ii. 9: pi. ni. 
 D*^]1!^S pifljttm^ yojh. i\ 6, the fanne; alfo linen, 
 or a thing made of linen, Lev. xiii. 47, 48. 
 
 J 04. p^))^T}^ pitom, fuddenly, Mai. iii. i. 
 
 1 05. ^^}^T\^ petigily a gown, Ifa. iii. 24, or 
 a woman's ftomacher. 
 
 106. ^^Ty^ pit gamy Ch. Dan. iii. 16, and 
 "^l^^T^^ pitgamay Ezra v. 11, a word, a thing, 
 a bufmefs, a fentence. 
 
 107. nr?S tatach, I and 2 he was feduced, 
 perfuaded, or allured. 3 he did feduce, allure, 
 or perfuade, he deceived. 5 the fame, or he 
 enlarged. Gen. ix. 27. HTlb poteh^ ^T\)h peti, 
 fimple, inexperienced, foolifti; alfo fim- 
 plicity, Prov. i. 22, ix. 4: pL m. '0)T\^ or 
 D'^^vS petajinty and D^^^^<^ petaimy fimple ones, 
 eafy to be feduced, Prov. i. 22, ix, 6. JITilS 
 
riD 271 
 
 fetajuty Prov. ix. 13, fimplicity, or fimple, 
 Pf. cxix. 13, Pro \ ix. 13. ^il3 pefa, Ch. 
 breadth, jEzr^ vi. 3. 
 
 108. nilS patach. i he opened. 2 he 
 was opened or loofed. 3 he opened, he 
 loofed; alfo he h'jwcd, or graved. 7 he loofed 
 himfelf, Ifa, Hi. 2. HJHS petach^ a door, an 
 entrance. Ty\T^^ pttuach^ a carving, or graving, 
 a Chron. ii, 14: pi. m. D^^nms pttuchimy 2 
 Chron. ii. 7, // lxxiv.6, carved works, pHr^S 
 pitchoHy n]15P miphiacb^ an opening. HJlD.P 
 maphteachy a key, ^. xxii. 22 . pi. fenn. 
 mrr^JI?) petuhoty drawn fv/ords, ^ Iv. 22. 
 
 109. ^T\^ pataL 2 he wreftled, he was 
 froward, he was perverfe, Prov. viii. 8. 7 the 
 fame, he wrefticd, or he did fbew himfelf fro- 
 ward, Pf. xvni. 27. ^^ty^patil^ a thread, or 
 a little t willed cord; a bracelet: pi. m. ti^^^T^ 
 petilimy bracelets. Gen. xxxviii. 18, 25; alfb 
 twifted threads or cords. ^'^HlT^^ petaltoly mod 
 perverfe and crooked, Deu*. xxxii. 5 : pi. rn. 
 D7lr\35 naph'Ulim^ wreftlings. Gen xxx. 8. 
 
 110. ]ir5 p^//?//, an afp or adder, Pj. Iviii. 
 5, |i^2)p miphtan^ a threihold, Z^i?. i. 9, 
 i'^;;^. V. 5. 
 
 1 1 1. VT\% petangy fuddenly, in a moment, 
 Ifa, XXX. 13. 
 
i>l'2 2)1 
 
 1 1 2. "ir^S patar. i he interpreted, Gett. 
 xl. 21, xli. 8, xii. 15. r^-PS piiron^ an inter- 
 pretation: p]. m, L^^y^J^^ plronimy interpreta- 
 tions, Geri. xl. 8. 
 
 1 13. ]^.'^'^'^ praj/iegen, a copy, or example, 
 EJiher ili. 14. 
 
 1 14. T\r\^patat. I and 5 he broke^ or he- 
 did break in pieces. T\^ paty a fragment, or 
 a piece broken off: pi. m. U^T\% pittimy Pf. 
 cxivii. 17, and ti^tV\T\'^ petotim, Ezek. xiii. 19, 
 pieces or morfels. 
 
 / 
 
 1. /i^V ^-^^^4 hence pi. m. '3'^'?.^^ tzeelim, 
 fhadowing trees, or trees giving a (hadowj 
 fome refer it to the root 77^ tzalaU 
 
 2. ]'^^ tzoHy ^^: tzoncy Numb, xxxii. 24, 
 and T^Ti tzcnehy Pf. viii, 8, a flock or flocks 
 of fhcep* 
 
 3. nnV tzebahy or 1^2 V tzeba^ Ch. 1. he 
 willed, he willied, he defiied, DfM> iv, 14, 32, 
 
Sa 273 
 
 vii. 19. ^1)^ tz^bUy the will, Dan.vx, 17, or 
 the purpofe of the will; but in the Hebrew, 
 KII!^ tzabay fignifies to war, to aflcmble to- 
 gether by troopsi alfo to minifter or ferve. 5 
 he muttered or enlifted an arnny, 2 Kings xxv* 
 ig. ^i3!^ tzabay and HDV t^alah^ Zeck. ix. 8, 
 an army, a hoft ; alfp warfare, or the time 
 appointed for war; and hence anytime ap- 
 pointed, as Job xiv. 14: pi. m. D^lj^^V t^^hatm^ 
 Pf. ciii. 21, and fem. m^^IlV tzebaot^ armies 
 or hofts; and hence the great Governor of the 
 world is Jehovah tzebaot^ the Lord of hofts, 
 Ff. xxiv. 10. 
 
 4. T\yi^ tzabah. i he fwelled. 5 he 
 caufed to fwell. Numb. v. 22, 27, 3^ tzab^ 
 fwelling, or fwoUcn; alfo vaulted, arched, 
 or covered like an arch, Lev. vii. 3; alfo the 
 name of an unclean creeping animal, the fnaij, 
 or the tortoife. Lev. xi. 29: pL. m. D"^?*^ 
 tzabbiniy any thing covered like an arch, as 
 coaches, ^. Ixvi. 20. ^^i tzebiy j/^. xxviii. 
 .1, glory, honour, beauty, filling the mind with 
 pride; a roebuck, Deut. xii. 22, a wild goat: 
 pi. m. 0^9^ tzebajifHy rocs, or roebucks, 2 Sa?n. 
 ii. 18; and D^'^^^V tzebaimy 1 Chron. xii. 8 : 
 pi. fem. illKili^ tzebaoty Cant. ii. 7, the fame. 
 T5if tzebijah^ the female goat;, Cant. iv. 5. 
 
 T 
 
274 nif 
 
 5. t05V tzahat. i he reached, or ftretched 
 out, Ruth ii. 14. 
 
 6. J/3V tzabang. i and 3 he painted, he 
 coloured, or fpeckled, Jer. xii. 9; alfo Chald. 
 he dipped, died, or wetted, Dan. iv. 25. 7 he 
 was wet, Dan. iv, 15, 23. 1^5^ tzebangy a 
 colour, ortinfture; alfo coloured: pi. m. D'^J/^V 
 izebagnimy party-coloured, Judg. v. 30. i^5V^ 
 etzbang^ a finger or toe : pi. fenri. HiySV.^ etz^ 
 hagnoty fingers or toes. 
 
 7. "13V tzabar. i he gathered, or heaped 
 up together, Pf. xxxix. 7 : pi. m, D'^^S^ tzib- 
 burtm^ heaps, 2 Kings x. 8. 
 
 8. T\yi tzabaty hence pi. m, D^'^T^^V izebatimy 
 handfijlls, Ruth ii. 16. 
 
 9. TVi tzadady hence 1^ /zW, a fide: pi. 
 m. D^^Tiy tziddiniy the fides, Ju?/?/. xxiii. 13. ^V7 
 
 ^letzady Ch. at the fide, againfl:, D^^;^. vii. 25. 
 llf P mitzady for the fide, with, or concerning, 
 D^;7. vi. 4. 
 
 10. TSyitzadah. i he hunted, he fought. 
 2 he was wafted, or laid defolatc, Ch. Zeph. 
 iii. 6. n^7y tzedijahy a purpofe, or refolution. 
 Numb* XXXV. 20, 22, or laying in wait, Ch. 
 i*5^y tzedahy the r.me, D^;/, iii. 14, or it is true. 
 
 11. yyi tzadak. I he was juft or 
 righteous, he was juftified. 2 the fame, or 
 
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 cleanfed, Dan* viii. 14. 3 he juftified, or made 
 and declared juft. 5 the fame, he abfolved, 
 Prov. xvii. 15. 7 he juftified himfelf. Gen. 
 xliv. 16. p'^T'V tzaddik^ juft, or righteous. 
 P7^. tzedeky or ^p.*lV tzedakah^ juftice, or 
 righteoufnefs: pi. fern. ^Ilpiy tzedakoty Pf. ciii. 
 6, and in conftrudion lllplV tzidkoty right- 
 coufnefles, Micab vi. 5. 
 
 12. 3in^ /Si^^c?/^, Ihining, bright, yellow. 
 Lev. xiii, 30. ^0^^ mutzhaby the fame, :?rtf 
 viii. 27, or precious. 
 
 13. vHV tzabal. i he neighed, J^r. v. 8; 
 hence he rejoiced with a noife, Ifa. x. 30, 5 
 he caufed to fhine, Pf. civ. 15: pi. fern. 
 ni/IlVQ mithaloty neighings, Jer. viii. 16, 
 xiii. 27. 
 
 14. in5( /s;^^^;", hence ^Hlf /z^^y^^r, light, 
 fplendour, or brightnefs ; alfo a window, G^;/. 
 vi* 16: du. m. Q^.'^PV tzaharajimy mid-.day, or 
 the noon-tide. Gen. xliii. 16, J^r. xx. 16. ^C^l 
 
 jitzhary oil; hence in 5 hepreffed out, or he 
 made oil. Job xxiv. 11. 
 
 i^ilSf tzo, or T)\X))i tzoahy dung: fee in ^)S) 
 jatza. I^^JV izavvaVi a neck: fee \n'y!)i tzur. 
 
 15. n^f /2:W. I and 3 he hunted. 7 he 
 took provifion for a journey, J^. ix. 12. I^V 
 
 T 2 
 
276 lif 
 
 tzajcidj a hunter. TV tzajid, ^7**^ tzedah. 
 TVV!)i^ metzudahy a hunting, Ezek, xiii. 21 ^ 
 alfo niiyp metzodah^ a fnare, or a net, Eccles. 
 ix. 12: pL m. D^'^^^P metzodim^ fnaresor nets, 
 Eccles. vli. 26 : fee alfo in ^^9 matzad. 
 
 16. mif tzivvah, 3 he conannanded, 7/2j. 
 xlv. II. 4 he was commanded. T)))^^ mitz^ 
 vah^ a commandment: pL fern. illVP mitzvot^ 
 commandments, Tf. cxix. 6. 
 
 17. ny^ tzavach. i he made a noife, he 
 cried aloud, I/a. xlii. 11. HHIl^ tzavach^ a 
 cry or complaint, Jer. xlvi. 12. 
 
 18. ^Vi^ /:^///^ n'?^!? /2;//M, and Th^)i'0 met-^ 
 zulahy deep, the deep, or bottom, Ps. Ixix. 
 3: pi, fem. ni/ifO metzoloty depths, Exod* 
 XV. 15. 
 
 19. DIV /:2/^;;/. I he fafted, Zech. vii. 5. 
 SV:i /2:^f;^, a fail: pi. fem. ]ll/01!Sf tzomot^ fafts, 
 or falling days, ^^. ix. 31. 
 
 20. ^V:^ tzuph. I he flowed, or over- 
 flowed, he fwam above. 5 he caufed to flo\\^, 
 2 Kings vi. 6, or to fwim. ^^^ tzwphy an 
 honey- comb, Pr^Ji;. xvi. 24: pi. m. C'Sllif 
 tzuphimy Pf. xix. 11, the fame. 
 
 21. plK ^2;^i:, to be ftraitened, alfo to 
 cleave fall to, P/C xl. 9. 5 he ftraitened, he 
 opprefled, he ve?5ed. 6 he was ftraitened, I/a. 
 
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 ix. I. p^lD mutzakj y^^xxxvi. i6, xxxvii. lo. 
 ftraitening^ or ftraitened, a ftraitening, or vex- 
 ation: fee alfo in p^)jatzaky p*)i tzuk, Hj^llSf 
 tzukab^ and np^lifP metzukahy plifp matzokj 
 opprefiion, afflidlion, ftraitening. pIVp matzuk^ 
 fituated, I Sam. xiv. 5 : pL m. Q^p'^*^ tnetzu^ 
 kirn, pillarS;, or hinges, i Sam. W. 8, 
 
 22. 'y\^ tzur. I he befieged, he ftraitened, 
 he opprefled as an eni^my, he did bind, or he 
 tied together, he formed or fafhioned. 2 he 
 was befieged. 5 as in i he ftraitened, vexed, 
 or opprefled. *1i* or *l^ tzar^ ftraitened, or 
 ftraight, ftraightening, afflidlion, or opprefiion; 
 alfo an enemy. *1V:f izur^ a rock. "Hlf tzor^ 
 the fharp edge of a knife, or a fword, a fharp 
 knife, or a (harp ftone, Exod. iv. 25, Pf. Ixxxix. 
 44 : pi. m. D"^"ni^ or tTTJi^ tzurimy Jojh. v. 2, 
 I Sam. xxiv. 2, rocks, or fharp edges: pi. m. 
 D^'T^ tzirimy grievous pains, as of a woman in 
 travail, IJa. xxi. 3 : fee in Tif /;;i/r ^ alfo images 
 or idols-, \//^. xlv. 16. iTIT:* tzurah^ Ezek. 
 xliii. II, a form, fafhion. I^^Jl^' tzavvar^ 
 the neck: pi. mafc. D'^'liilif tzavverim^ and 
 I pi. fern. nili^^lV tzavveroty necks, Gen^ 
 Gen. xxxiii. 4, M/V^y& ii. 3. p*ll^ tzavveroriy a 
 little neck, G7/7/. iv. 9. mVD matziir^ Ezek. 
 iv. 8, and "lii^^ w/?/^^r, D^///. xx. 19, 20, a 
 
278 "^^ 
 
 befieging, alfo a fortification for befieging : pi. 
 fern. ^^^P metzurot, forts for a fiege, Ifa. 
 
 XXIX, 3, 
 
 23. nn^ tzachach. i he was white, he 
 was clear or bright, Lam. iv. 7. H^f tzach^ 
 nnV tzichehy white, bright, clear, or dry, Jer. 
 iv. II, Ifa. V. 13: pi. fem. TST^ tzachot^ clear 
 or plain words, Ifa. xxxii. 4. H'^ny tzechiah^ 
 whitenefs, drynefs, a dry place, a high or enni* 
 nent place, Ezek. xxiv. 7. nn^nV izechichah^ 
 Pf. Ix viii. 7, the fanne : pi. m. D^'H^'ny tzechichirriy 
 and pi. fem. Kini^nif tzachtzachot^ droughts, 
 or dry places, Neh. iv. 13, Ifa. iviii. 11. 
 
 24. n^n^ izachanahy ftink, or evil favour, 
 J(?^/ ii. 20. 
 
 25. pn^ tzachak. i he laughed. 3 the 
 fame; alfo he mocked. pHV izechok^ laughter, 
 Gen. xxi. 6. 
 
 26. inif tzachar, hence fTinV tzechorahy 
 white. Judges V. lO; alfo IHlf /^^^/&^r, white- 
 nefs, Ezek. xxvii. 18. 
 
 27. n^V tzijahy dry, drynefs: pi. fem. 
 ilVV Z:^//^/, dry places, iy. cv. 41. "^V tzu a 
 fhip, ^. xxiii. 21. pi. m. t!^)i tzim^ Numb. 
 xxiy, 24j ;$;^;^. xxxix. 9, and D^'^V /^i/V;?;^, J3^/;. 
 
h)i 
 
 279 
 
 ii. 30, fliips i alfo dry and defert places, wild 
 beafts, or inhabitants of wildernefles, J/a. 
 xxxiv. 14, Pf. Ixxii. 9; alfo wild and barbarous 
 people, P/. Ixxiv. 14. \V)i tzajoriy a dry place, 
 Ifa. xxxii. 2 J hence ]T^V tzijony [the city of 
 Zion] from the drynefs of the place. 
 
 a8. Y^ tzin^ \itnctX\^)i tziuny a tonab, or 
 nnonument, a fign, Ezeh xxxix. 15, 2 Kings 
 xxiii. 17: pL mafc. 0*'?!'.)? tzijiinimy monuments, 
 figns, or way-marks, Jer. xxxi. 1 1 . 
 
 29. ^^V /2://2;. I he flourifhed, EzeK vii 
 10. 5 the fame, alfo he fhined. Cant. ii. 9, or 
 he fliewed himfelf. ^^^ tzitZy a flower, Ifa. 
 xl. 7 ; a plate, Exod. xxviii. 36 ; a wing, y<?r. 
 xlviii. 9 : pi. mafc. D^^VV tzitztzim^ flowers, 
 I A7;3f-J vi. 18. riV^^y tzitzity a lock of hair, 
 JS^^i:. viii. 3, alfo the fringe or ikirt of a gar- 
 ment. Numb. XV. 38. 
 
 30 T'V tziry a hinge of a door, Prov. xxvi* 
 14, hence an embaflfador, or a meflfenger, Prov^ 
 XXV. 13, Obad. i : pL m. D^'TX tzirimy mef~ 
 fengers, ^. xviii. 2, or ambafiadors ; hence in 
 7 he feigned himfelf an ambaflfador, JV%. ix. 4. 
 
 31. ri^^ /2://. 5 he kindled, he burned, 
 Ifa. xxvii. 4. 
 
 32. i<7if /z^/^, Ch. 3 he prayed, D^;?. 
 vi. 10, Ezra vi, lo. 
 
280 'i)i ' ' 
 
 2Z^ n7i( tzalah. i he roafted. "h)^ tzaliy 
 a roafting, IJa, Ixiv. 16, 19. rfi tzalil^ a 
 roafted cake, Judg. vii, 13. 
 
 34. n?^ tzalach. i he profpered, or he 
 was profperous, he was profitable, he broke 
 out, Amos V. 6, he pafledover, 2 Sam. xix. 17. 
 5 he profpered, or he made to profper, PJ. i. 
 3, il'^nvV tzelochit^ a crufe, or a little plate, 
 a iT/'/z^j ii. 20. -J^n vV tzallachaty the fame, a 
 dilh, or a plate, alfo the bofom, Prov. xix. 24 : 
 pi. fem- r\in*7V tzelachoty plates, difiies, or 
 pans, 2 Chron. xxxv. 13. 
 
 3 5. ^7^ t'zalaL i he was overfhadowed, 
 he went to the deep, or he funk down, he 
 tingled. 2 the fame, to tingle, or make a 
 noife, as metal doth, ^er. xix. 3. 5 he (ha- 
 dowed, or made a fhadow, Ezek. xxxi. 3 ^ he 
 tingled, i 6*^;;?. iii. 1 1 : alfo in i to palpitate, 
 as the heart doth, or to quiver, Hab. iii. t6. 
 '*?V t el, hh)i tzekk Job xl. 22, a ihadow. ^V^V 
 iziltzely Ih ado wing, IJa* xviii. i. 7!^^V /2;^/(3:- 
 izaly a locuft, or fome difeafe of trees, 
 Deut. xxviii. 42; alfo a filli-hook, Job xli. 
 7: pi. m. D7V7V tzeltzelimy cymbals; and 
 fem. Ty\^*4P meizillol, the fame: or bells, from 
 their tjnkjing founcj. ^^V?^ tzabnavet^ the 
 
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 Ihadow of death; a word compofed of /^ Izel, 
 a fliadow, and -Hip mavet^ death. 
 
 1^6. uTi tzelemy an image: pi. m. D^PvV 
 tzelamifriy innages or pictures. Numb, xxxiii. 52. 
 
 37. Vt^, tzelangy a rib, a lide, a halting, 
 the beam of a houfe, or a fide chamber, Ezeh 
 xli. 6, GWii. 2, Pf. xxxviii. 18: pi. m. C'J-^V^ 
 tzelagnimy the leaves of a door, 1 Kings vi. 34; 
 fern. Jll>/7V tzelagnoty fides, j^i. xxxvii. 5; 
 beams, or boards, i Kings vi. 15; alfo 
 chambers, or ribs, Gen.\\. 21. Vj^i tzokang^ 
 lame, or halting, G^;/. xxxii. 31. 
 
 38. ^^pV /2;i55w^. 1 he thirfted, TJ* xlii. 3, 
 i^^V /z^;;^^, thirfty, IJa. xxi. 14; alio K/OV 
 tzamuy I/a. v. 13. V^^^V tzimmacny DeuL 
 viii. 15, and Mi^^V tzimahy Jer. ii. 25, thirft. 
 
 39. *TDlf tzamad. 2 he was joined, or 
 coupled together. 4 the fame. 5 he 
 joined, or coupled together, he yoked; hence 
 he devifed, or framed, as P/A. 19. ^^P|^* fza- 
 mid, joined, or bound together, Numb, xh, 
 15; aifo a chain or bracelet: pi. m. D^^^'^PV 
 tzemidim, chains or bracelets. Gen. xxiv. 2a. 
 *rD^ tzemedy a joining or coupling together, a 
 pair or yoke of oxen : pL m, C^^'fV tzsmalmy 
 
^v 
 
 282 ii' 
 
 yokes, or pairs together, 2 Kings ix. 25, i 
 Kings xix. 19 ; alfo acres, Ifa^ v. lo* 
 
 40. nr^^ tzarnach. i he budded, he flou- 
 rifhed. 3 the fame, to bud or grow. 5 he 
 caufed to bud and flourifh, he brought forth. 
 Gen. iii. 18. T]12)i tzemach^ a bud or branch. 
 
 41. DX2if Izamami ^^^ tzammah^ the hair, 
 cr locks of the head, ]fa. xlvii, 2; D^?3V 
 tzammim^ a thief or a robber, J^^ v. 5. 
 
 42. pZ5^ tzamah i he was dry, //g/I ix. 
 14: pi. m. D^'j^lSV tzimmukimy raifins, \ Sam. 
 XXV. 18. 
 
 43. *12DV tzemer^ wool, L^'u. xiii. 47, 7/^/'. 
 ii. 9. -J^^iJ/^X tzammerety the higheft branch," 
 2^;^. xvii. 3, 
 
 44. T\Ui tzamat. i, 3, and 5, he cut off, 
 or he cut down. 2 he was cut off, ^ob vi. 17* 
 TllM^CV t%emituty a cutting off. Lev. xxv. 2>Zy 
 h e. for ever. 
 
 45. H^^ tzanach. i he leaped down, 
 Judges i. 14; alfo he faftened, /^/W. iv. 21. 
 
 46. Di!^ tzanamy hence HDl^V tzenumah: 
 p\^ fern. illDlj^ tzenumot^ fmall, thin, or wi- 
 thered, G^;?. xH. 23. 
 
 47. ]y^ txanany hence n|V tzinnah^ a.fhlcld 
 or target j alio cold, Prov. xxv. 13: pi. fern. 
 
V): 285 
 
 Ty\Ti tzinnot^ fliields, o. Chron. xi. 12; alfo 
 hooks and thorns, Amos iv. 2: pi. m. D"*?!? 
 Prov. xxii. 5, and D'^yiV tzeninimy the fame. 
 Numb, xxxiii. 55. 
 
 48. V^)i tzonang. 3 he walked humbly, 
 Micah vi. 8 : pi. m. ff^J/I^V tzenugnimy humble 
 or lowly, Prov. xi. 2. 
 
 49. ^5V tzanaph. i he rolled or tofled, 
 and turned over, he covered, he was covered 
 or attired. f^^^.V tzenephahy a rolling or tofs- 
 ing, Ifa. xxii. 18. ^Ti tzanipk^ ^^P.V'^ milz- 
 nephety Zech. iii. 5, a mitre, or garland for the 
 head. Lev. xvi. 4, Exod. xxviii. 4. 
 
 50. A2^51? tzinzenety a pot or pitcher, Exod^ 
 xvi. 33. 
 
 51. p3if tzanaky hence pi^^i^ tAnoky fetters, 
 or (locks, Jer. xxix. 26. 
 
 52. T>3V tzmtory a gutter, or water-fpout: 
 pi. m. C'^^SV tzinnorim^ water-fpouts or con- 
 
 I duits, P/. xHi. 8 : pU fern, nriri^i" tzanteroty 
 \ pipes, or conduits, Z<?c/?. iv, 12. 
 
 53. "1^)1 tzagnad. i he went. "^V^. tzag- 
 nady fern. HIJ^V tzegnadahy 2 Sam. v, 24, a, 
 ftep, agoing or walking: pi, m. DH^V tzeg- 
 nadimy 2 Sam. vi. 13, ^c/^ xviii. 7, and D^i^X^ 
 mitzgnabimy PJ. xxxvii. 23, tteps, or goings, 
 n^i^Vk^ etzgnadahy a bracelet, a chain, or orna- 
 
2U 2V' 
 
 ment of the arm, 2 Sam. u lo. Numb, xxxi 
 50, and rilll/y tzegnadoty ornaments of the 
 legSj Ifa. ili. 20* 
 
 54. nj/K tzagnah. i he wandered or went 
 in pilgrimage. 3 he caufed to wander, Jer. 
 xlviii. 1 2 : pi. m. 'Q^}J^)i]lX tzagnatzugnimy 
 motions, or images of boys moving, 2 Chron. 
 i\u 10. 
 
 55. U/^ tzagnan. i he was broken afun- 
 der, Ifa. xxxiii. 20. 
 
 56. ^V."^ tzagniphy a veil. Gen, xxiv. 6$^ 
 xxxviii. 14. 
 
 57. Pi?V i^^gnak. I, 3, and 5 he cried, or 
 made a noife, he called together, 2 to be 
 called together, Judges x. 17. T\^^)^ tzegnakahy 
 a cry, G^;/. xxvii. 34, 
 
 58. ni/l( tzagnar, i he was fmall or little, 
 he was diminillied. TJ/V tzagniry little, or 
 fmall: pi. m. '^Vf^V'^ tzegnirim^ Job xxx. i, 
 little ones, lefler, or younger. ff^^ilJ^lf tzognorimy 
 the fame, Zech* xiii. 7, 1I/VP mitzgnaVy Gen. 
 xvii, 20, ^. Ixiii. 18, very little, or fmall, 
 or a little while. H^^^I/KP mitzgnirahy Dan, 
 viii. 9, little. 
 
 59. IDY izaphad. i he cleaved to, Z.^;?/. 
 iv. 8. 
 
60. n^V tzaphah. i he watched, he looked, 
 iorbeheld, he obferved. 3 the fame, alfo he 
 i covered, or overlaid. 4 he was covered, Prov. 
 jxxvi. 23. n^if tzophehy a watchman, ;::^''. 
 [ iii. 17, n^^V tzippijahy watching, a diligent cir 
 
 cumfpecTtion, Lam. iv. 17. H^V^^! tzaphtza- 
 phahy Ezek. xvii. 5, the fame, era willow tree; 
 \ktibid. nsyP mitzpehy a watch-tower, IJa. 
 xxi. 8. n'^S^ tzaphity the fame, /^/V. 5 "^BK 
 tzippuiy a covering, iV]:^?^. xvii. 3, 4. i12^ 
 izephety a crown, or a chapiter, 2 Chron. Iii. 15. 
 
 6 1 . nai* tzaphachy hence ^^nSi* tzappachaty 
 a little pot, or bottle. fl'^ri'^SV tzappichity a 
 wafer, or a fweet cake, Exod. xvi. 31. 
 
 62. \^)i^ tzaphan. i he hid, he lurked, or 
 he hid himfelf. 2 he was hidden. 5 he did 
 hide, ^2^ tzaphufiy hidden, a treafure, or any 
 thing hidden : pi. m. D'^ilSV tzephuniniy hidden 
 ones, Pj. Ixxxiii. 3 ; alfo pi. m. D'^iSVD maiz- 
 punimy hidden things, Obad. 6, pD^* izaphoUy 
 the north, or the northern part of the world* 
 *'J1D)^ tzephoniy northern, Joel ii. 20. ^^^"4 
 tzophnaty a fecret, the furnamie of Jofeph. who 
 was called in the Egyptian language ^1^51^ 
 njJ/2 tzophnat pagnaneachy Gen. xU. 45, rhe 
 revealer of fecrets. 
 
2S6 1^ 
 
 6;i. V^^ tzephangy ^'i'lySV tziphgnoniy a fer-i 
 pent, an adder, Ifa. xi, 8 : pi. m. C^^Jll??^ 
 iziphjnonm, cockatrices, Jer. vili, 17 ; alfo plj 
 male. DIJ/^DV tzephignimy dung or excrement, 
 EzeL iv. 15: pi. fem. niJ/'^DV tzephignoty ofF- 
 fpring or iflTue, Ifa. xxii. 24, 
 
 64. ^2^ tzaphaphy 'IVpV t^iphtzephy he 
 chattered, or pcrepcd, ^. viii. 19, xxxviii. 14. 
 nS'^5'^ tzaphizaphah : lee in H^V tzaphah. ' 
 
 65. "^5^ izaphar. i he haftened, or fled 
 ^^'^^y> y^^^' vii, 3. "I'l^V izippoVy a bird, a 
 fowl, a fparrovv: pi. m.C^T^^V izipporimy birds, 
 or fowls. "^^5^ tzaphir^ a he-goat, D/z;/. viii. 
 5 : pi. m. D'^n'^D^ tzephirimy he-goats, Ezra vi. 
 17. HTDV* tzephiray the morning, 2^/^. vii, 
 7, 10; alfo a crown or diadem, Ifa, xxviii. 5. 
 ^jHSif tzipporcHy the nail of the finger or tot, 
 alfo the point of any thing, Jer. xvii. i : pK 
 m. D^J'ISV izipparnimy nails, Deut. xxi. 12. 
 
 (>(> V!T)%^ tzephardeangy a frog, Exod. viii* 
 6 : pi. m. D^^'l'^DV tzephardegnimy frogr, i^/^. 
 2> 3> 4, 5- 
 
 67. I'^'^HV tzikhriy hulk, or a fcrip, or bag, 
 2 iST/w^J iv. 42. 
 
 - 68. 3*1V tzar ah. 2 he was burned, z^/i^ 
 
"llf 287 
 
 XX. 47. ^2*)V tzaheret^ Prov. xvi, 27 s or a 
 burning, Lev. xiii. 23. 
 
 69. m^ tzara^ hence *^^V /2'm, balm, 
 G^. xxxvii. 25, and ^*1^. /2,m, 7^r, 1. 8, the 
 fame. 
 
 70. Tyyi tzaracb. i and 5 he cried out, 
 he made a noife. H^^V tzeriachy a caftle, or a 
 tower, Judges ix. 46: pi. m. C'^D'^'IY tzerichim, 
 towers, I Sam. xiii. 6, or high places. 
 
 71. lp!)i izarach^ htncQ^^i tzorechy need, 
 necefllty, or want, 2 C6r^. ii. 16. ^^^iitza- 
 rich J neceflary. Rabbi. 
 
 72. J!/nV tzarungy and I^^llVp metzorang^ 
 Lev. xiii. 2, 3, leprous, or a leprous pcrfon : 
 pi. m. D'^J/lifp metzoragnim^ leprous men, 2 
 JCr^j vii. 3. r\ynV tzaragnat^ leprofy. HJ/T^ 
 izirgnahy a hornet, ;^c^. xxiii, 28. 
 
 73. ^^y izaraph. i he purged, or puri- 
 fied, properly metal in the fire; he melted, or 
 he refined, Jer. vi. 29, Ifa. i. 25; hence, he 
 tried, Ps. xxvi. 2. ^"^ tzorephy ^^^ metza^ 
 rephy a refiner, a melter of metal, a founder, or 
 a goldfmith: pi. m. D^5"11if tzcrphiniy gold- 
 
 ifmiths, A^^/\ iii. 8. ^^j^ matzrephy a refining 
 pot or veflel, Vrov, xvii. 3. 
 
 74. TlV '^zarar. i and 3 he did bind to- 
 igether, alfo heftraitened oropprefled, Ilof. iv. 
 
288 3p 
 
 19, iy. cxxix. I. 4 he was bound up, yojh. 
 ix. 4. TD^ tzorer^ an enenny. "Illlf Izeror, a 
 bundle, or a bag; alfo a grain, or a little ftone. 
 Gen, xlii, ;^^y Prov, V\u 20, yf;i^(?^ ix. 9. HVP 
 7nat%ari affliftion or diftrefs, FJ. cxviii. 5: p]. 
 m. 2^*1 V/^ wei%army pains or torments, PyC 
 cxvi. 3. 
 
 .Hp^ ka, and H^^p ^^^^^ ; fee in Kip y^^, 
 
 1. 33i^ ^t?/'^^. I he cuifed, Numb. xxnl. 8. 
 nSp kubbaby a brothel, a curled place, as 
 fome expound the words others, a tent. HHIp 
 ^^^i^^i?, the belly, Numb. xxv. 8. n!3p I^^^^i?, 
 the maw, the belly, or throat, Dent, xviii. 3. 
 2)^ ^^/^, a little meafure of corn, containing 
 the fixth part of a T^^^Ofeah. 
 
 2. /2p /cabal. 3 he took, he received^ 5 
 the fame, he took hold, Exod. xxvi. 5, EJlher 
 iv. 4, vZlp kabcU - Rings yiv. 10, overagainft, 
 b<ifore. Ch. ^^^i^. kobely Dan. v. i, the fame^ 
 alfo for, becaufe, Ezra \y. 14. 
 
V 289 
 
 3* >*3I^ kahang. i he fpoiled, Prov. xxii. 
 23, he robbed. VP^^ kcbangy a helmet, i Sant. 
 xvii. 30* nif3(^ kubbagnaty lees, or dregs, ^. 
 li. 17. 
 
 4. f^)^ kahatz. I and 3 he gathered to- 
 gether, 2, 4, and 7 he was gathered together, 
 Qr to gather themfelves together, IJa, xliv. 11. 
 ny^i^ kebutzahy a gathering together, Ez^^. 
 xxii. 29: pi. m. D^'V^SJ? kibbutzim^ gatherings 
 together, or companies, IJa. Ivii. 13. 
 
 5. 13j^ ^^^r. I and 3 he buried. 2 and 
 4 he was buried, G^. xxv. 10. 15:|^. ^'^^^r, a 
 fepulchre. n*113J^ keburahy the fame, a bury* 
 ing place, D^^/. xxxiv. 6, or a grave. Gen. 
 XXXV. 20 ; alfo a burial, i/*^. xiv. 20. 
 
 6. T7i^ kadad. i and 2 he bowed down 
 his head for obeifance. Gen. xxiv. 26, 48. 
 *Ip7j^ kadhdy the top, pate, or , crown of the 
 head, Pf. vii, 17, Ixviii. 22, G^;/. xlix. 26. 
 i^^^p. kiddahy cafiia, a fpicc, like cinnamon, 
 Exod^ XXX. 24, 
 
 7.. nij^. kadach. i he kindled, he burned, 
 >r he was kindled, i^D^^p kaddachaty a burn- 
 ng fever or ague. Lev. xxvi, 16, n7j^Nl ekdachy 
 I carbuncle, IJa. liv, i 
 
 2, 
 
 u 
 
290 V 
 
 8. tDip kadam. 3 and 5 he prevented, he 
 went or canae before, he difappointed, Pf. xvii, 
 13. Dlj^. kedemy antiquity 5 eternity, when it is 
 Ipoken of God ; ancient, old, of old, long 
 fince, before; the eaft, the oriental part of the 
 world. HD^i? kid^nahj Gen. ii. 14, Pf. cxxix. 6, 
 the fanne. D^I^ kadinij Exod. xiv. 21, nD*"*!]^ 
 kadimah^ Hab. i. 9, the eaft wind: pi. m. 
 D^pijP kedaminiy the firft foundations, Prov. 
 viii. 23; alfo D^'Dlli^ \edumimy ancient, Judges 
 V. 21, or antiquities. '^ib'7|^ kadmoniy ancient, 
 I 6'^;. xxiv. 14, alfo eaftern or oriental, Ezek. 
 xlvii. 18: pi. IT). 'O^i'^lp^ kadmomm. Job xvVu. 
 ao, fern. HVib^j^ kadmonijoty MaU iii. 4, an- 
 cient, or former. 
 
 9. *11H kadar. i he was black, dark, or 
 darkened ; he went forrowfully or blackly, Pf. 
 xxxv. 14. 5 he made black or dark. 7 he 
 was darkened, r.^^p, kadrut^ JJa. 1. 3, black- 
 nefs, i^3*11p kedorannity darkly or mournfully,' 
 MaL iii. 14. 
 
 10. t^lj^ kadajh. i he was prepared or 
 appointed to any thing, he was confecrated, 
 or fandlified and fet apart for holy things \ hi 
 was holy, or he was made holy. 2 and 4 the 
 fame, he was confecrated, fandified, or madl 
 Iioly. 3 and 5 he confecrated or fandified 
 
1p 291 
 
 alfo he prepared or appointed, Jer, xii, 3. 7 
 he confecrated, or made himfelf holy, he fct 
 or he was fet apart for a holy ufe, IJa, xxx. 29. 
 t^^np, /^^i^/Z', holy, Ch, ^^^p. kaddijh, the fame. 
 VJ'lp kodefliy holiners, holy, or a holy thing. 
 ii^lj^P mikdajhy afanftuary, a holy place to run 
 to for refuge, Ifa. viii..i4. ti**Fp kadejlo^ a So- 
 domite or a whore-mafter: fern. H^^p hdejhah^ 
 a common proftitute, Z)d'/. xxiii. 17: pi. m. 
 D^^i^^lp kedejijmy Sodomites, 2 S;;!"^ xxiii. 7: 
 pU fern. rilti^'Tp kedejldoty publick whores, Ilof. 
 iv. 14. 
 
 1 1. '^TX^^kahdhy i and 3 he was dull or ftupi- 
 fied, or it was blunr, EccL x. lo^Jer. xxxi. 29. 
 
 12. t?np z^^/;^/. J and 5 he called, or he 
 gathered together. 1 he was gathered togecher, 
 or gathered rhemfclves together. ^HP kahaL 
 ^^np kehilluby^n alTembly gathered together: 
 pi. mafc. and fern. D'^?npQ makheiimy and 
 ^**^"'^np/w;;;/?/:/^<?/d?/, afiemblies, or congregations, 
 Pj, XX vi. 12, ixviii. 27. r\'7'^P koh^iet, a ga-. 
 thering together; hence a preacher, who calls 
 together the congregations and affenvblies., 
 Eccles. i. 2. 
 
 13. fc^1p /^'<?. I and 5 he vomited, Jer. 
 xxv. 27, J>r. xvlii. 28. K'^p ytf, Hp /t^, a 
 
 u 
 
 o 
 
292 Ip 
 
 vomit, Prov. xxvl. ii, IJa. xxviii. 8. p^|^!? 
 kikalon, a filthy vomit, fi^?^, ii. i6. H^j^ 
 >^^^, or ^'^'p^ kaaty a pelican, P/I cii. 7, 
 
 1 4* '"^JH kavafu i and 3 he waited, Pf. 
 xl. I, or he hoped. 2 to be gathered together. 
 Gen. i. 9. 1p or 1}^ y^^zi;, a line, or a meafiiring 
 thread; hence rule, or direAion, Pf. xix. 5. 
 niJ^TI tikvahy and HIJ^P fnikvehy hope, or ex- 
 peftation; a gathering together, G^;/. i. lO; 
 a little cord, ^^y?/. ii* iS, or linen yarn, i Kings 
 X- 28, 2 Chron. i. 16. 
 
 15. tiJlp ^/^/. I he loathed, or he was 
 grieved. 2 the fame, he loathed or abhorred 
 himfelf, Ezek. vi, 9, xx. 43. 7 he loathed, 
 or he grieved himfelf, Pf. cxxxix. 21. LDj^ kat^ 
 a loathing, as fome; or little: fee Ezek. xvi. 47. 
 
 16. ^y^^ koly and Ch/^p ^^/, D^;/. vii. it, 
 a voice, a noife, or found ; alfo thunder, the 
 voice of God: pi. fem. ni/p kolcty voices or 
 founds; alfo thunders, a;^//. ix. 23. 
 
 17. Cip kum. I he arofe, he flood. 3 
 and 5 he ralfed up, he caufcd to ftand, he ap- 
 pointed, he confirmed and eftablifhed. 6 he 
 was made to ftand, or he was raifcd up. 7 hCj 
 raifed up himfelf, or he rofe up againft another^ 
 Pf. xvii. 7, cxxxix. 21. Chald Dp kmriy orj 
 2J?p kaem^ i, 3, 5, 6, the fame. C^p /^/>;/, fub-] 
 
ftance, or eftate, Jol^ xxii. 20: fern. Hp^P. kimah^ 
 a rifing up, Lam. \\u 62* HDlp komahy height 
 or attitude, i Kings vi, 20. H^j^ kamahy an 
 ear or ftalk of corn, {landing as yet in the fields, 
 ytide XV. 5. pi. maC D'^Q^p komimy adverfaries, 
 or enemies rifing up one againft another, 
 i^VCPip komemijuty (landing upright. Lev. xxvi. 
 13. ^^Y^ jekuniy living (or {landing) fubftance, 
 Gen. vii. 4. alfo the fijbflancc of a man's eftate, 
 'Deut. XX. 6. 13'^p^^ malzomy a place, pi. fem 
 niDIpP mekomoty places, Pj*. ciii. 22. Dlp7^ 
 alkumy invincible, againft whom none is able to 
 rife up, Prov. xxx. 31. npipl!^ tekumah^ 2l rifing 
 or ftanding up. Lev. xxvi. 37. Ch. "^^^.kejanty 
 a ftatutc, or a decree, D!Jp kajamy ftable, or firm. 
 
 18. PP^^;?, 3 he lamented, ^'^(f/^. xxvii. 32, 
 "Jer. ix 17, he mourned; TS^^^kinah^ mourn- 
 ing or lamentations; pi. maf D^^^^p kinimy 
 lamentations, Ezek, ii. 10. and pi. fcm. rili'^p 
 >^/j75/, the fame, 2 C^rc;/. xxv. 25. 
 
 19. Dip to, 3 DDip ^i?/jj:^ he cut off, iEz^/^. 
 xvii. 9, 
 
 , 20. ^1p i-zf^^, hence ^''p y('^//, an ape, pi. m. 
 '^^*^^ kophimy apes, i Kings k. 22. HD^pil /^y^//^ 
 //^^/&, a revolution, or a ctrcuir, or going about, 
 Exod. xxxiv. 22. as from ^p^^jakapby pi. (tn\ 
 Jni:)1pr\ /<?,t//j5,??^/^ revolutions, iSc^m.uio. ,f 
 
21. Y^p kutz^ I he loathed, or he was weaiy 
 ^of; in one inftance it fignifies he paflfed over 
 
 the fummer, Ifa. xviii. 6. 5 he caufed to be 
 wearyjOr he made to be weary: alfo he awaked, 
 Ps, iii. 6. ^*1i^ kajitZy the fummer, or fummer 
 fruit, pp kotZy a thorn; ph iTiaf. D'^V'^p kotzim^ 
 Exod, xxii. 6. thorns, j^^^*?^ viii. 7 ; pi. fern, 
 miilp kevutzoty the locks of hair on the head, 
 Cant.Y. II. (c^\^P^ katzatz. 
 
 22. "np i^/^r, I he digged, properly a fpring 
 or well, 2 Kings xix. 24. 5 to iiow or gufh o^t, 
 as a fountain cafteth out waters, Jer. vi. 7. 
 T^p^ makoTy a fountain, Z^^!?. xiii. ! pi. maC 
 C*^*?1p kiirimy webs, ^/xxix. 5,6; properly 
 fpiders' webs, . 
 
 ai^^ '^^p kujJiy I he laid a fnarCj ^. xxix. 2i. 
 
 24. 33p. ketehy deftru6i:ion. If. xxviii. 2. alfo 
 plagues or peftilence, Pf, xci. 6. ^''tDp ;^^/^^, 
 the fame, Hof. xiii. 14. 
 
 25. /Eflp to(^/, I he killed, 3 the fame, 7 
 he was killed, Dan. ii. 13. 7i2p. /^^/^/, a killing, 
 0^.5i^ 9. 
 
 26. ibfji^^/^;?, I he was little. 5 he dimi- 
 nifbed, or made little, IPj^ katan^ or Pp ^^z^?;/, 
 little, the kaft, or the younger, pi. rniif* D^'^^B 
 
T 295 
 
 kelamim, little, lelTer, or younger : alfo pi. fern. 
 Dl^i^p, ketai^not^fmaW things, Zach. iv. ic. 
 
 27. ^^1^ kataphy I he plucked afunder, or 
 he cropped or plucked off, Deut. xxiii. 25. 
 a he was cut down, Jcb vii. 12. 
 
 28. "l3p to^r, 3 he perfunaed, or he burnt 
 incenfe, he facrificed by burning incenfci he 
 made fmoke or fweet perfume to afcend. 4 he 
 was perfumed. Cant, iii. 6. 5 and 6 the fame, 
 Lev. vi. 22. ni?j? kitterT, ^^'O[^.ketorahy incenfe, 
 or a fweet perfume ; ^^pX) miktary Ex. xxx. t, 
 ]n"lLDpp mikterety an incenle altar, or a cenfer 
 to burn incenfe with; pi. (crL'\.'P!^^^p_^mekatroty 
 incenfe altars, 2 Chron. xxx. 14. IlilDp 
 j^if/z/r^/, joined, from the Ch. or as fome fay, with 
 chimnics, Ezek. xlvi. 22. ^'^>i3p /^f/(?r, fmoke, 
 or vapour, Gd';/. xix. 28. Ch. I^p ^'^/^r, he 
 did bind; pL miaf. Y^^V- kitrifiy bonds, or knots, 
 
 ^"^P? ki, vomit : fee in ^^1p )^^. 
 
 29. ^^p ^^yV/, Ch. fummxr. 
 
 30. I'lp ;^^V>?, a lance, a fpear, or the iron of 
 a fpear, 2 Sam. xxi. 16. 
 
 flp ^^7/.^, the fummer : fee *pp kutz. 
 
 31. P^'B'^P kikajoH, a gourd, or a bufh, or a 
 tree full of fliadowing leaves or branches, Jen. 
 iv. 6. 
 
32. ^^1? i^/r, a wall; pi. fern. -HITJ? y^/r^/, 
 walls, 1 Kings vi. 5 : hence the entrails, the 
 walls of the heart, Jer. iv. 19. 3^?^?.^ 
 mekarkary he broke down or deftroyed the 
 wall, Ifa. xxii. 5. 
 
 7JJ kaly^ Ch. a voice : fee in np koL 
 33i '^'?i^ ^^/^/z, I he roafted, or he dried, 
 Jer. xxix. 22; i^'u. ii. 4, 2 he was vile, or 
 contemptible; or he was efteemed vile, Deut. 
 XXV. 3. 5 he fet lightly by, or he counted 
 vile, Deut. xxvii, 1 6. vfj or ^^^p kaliy roafted 
 or parched ; p/J^ kakn, ignominy or fname>. 
 vilenefs. 
 
 34. r\T]Yp, kallachaty a cauldron, cr a great 
 pot, Micah iii. 3. 
 
 35. 01*7)^ ^^//^/, mutilated, or lacking one 
 of hi& members. Lev. xxii. 23. tSvp.Q miklaty 
 refuge, or a place to fly unto for fafety. Numb. 
 XXXV. 6, 25. 
 
 36. upkalaly I he was light or fwift: alfb 
 
 he was vile, iVM. i. 14; 7^^ ^^^* ^* ^^^^ ^^ ^^ 
 lelTened, or to be abated, Gen. viii. 8. 2 he 
 counted himfelf light, bafe, or vile, 2 ^^^. vi. 
 22. he was light, or of no weight; or he was 
 fvvift,^. XXX. i6* 3 he curfedor blafphemed; 
 Jie counted, or called light and vile. Lev. xx. 9. 
 
P 297 
 
 alfo ^p.^j? kilkely he fmoothed or polifbed, 
 EccL X. lo. 4 he was curfed, 5 he made 
 light, or he made bafe and vile. 7 he moved 
 himfelf lightly, Jer. iv. 24, vp. ^^/, H^p kallabj 
 Jer. ii. 23, light or fwift; pi. m. C'^v'p kallimy 
 the fame, Z^;;^. iv. 19. /p y^s^/, lightnefs, y^^ 
 iii. 9. , /7p ^^/^/, poliflied or burniflied, E^^eh 
 i. 7. f^"? <P kelalah^ a curie, G^. xxvii. 12. ^p''^^ 
 i^ifMd*/, light, or of little worth, Numb. xxv. 5, 
 
 37. D^p ^'^Zr^j-, 3 and 7 he mocked, D7p 
 keleSy f^Dvp kallafahy amiOcking, or derinon. 
 
 33.. ^vp kalangy i and 3 he carved: alfo he 
 did caft or throw with a flino;. riJ/7pJJ miklaznat^ 
 a carving, or carved ^ pL fern. T\VyJ\>^mi}de.gnot^ 
 the fame, i if/;/^i vi. 18, 29. V^p., kelarigy a 
 fling; pi. maf. D'^-K^p kelagnimy flings, 2 Q?r<9;?. 
 xxvi. 14: alfo pourtrayed hangings, Exod. 
 xxvii. 19: alfo carved leaves of doors, i Kings 
 vi. 34 : alfo pi. maf. D'^i^'^p kallagnim^ flingers, 
 2 Kings iii. 25. 
 
 39. K^^p /^^/^/, hence ]1t!^^p M^.^^^;/, a fork 
 with three teeth, i Sam. xiii, 21. 
 
 40 n.Dp kemachy meal, G^;/. xviii, 6^ ^. 
 xlvii. 2. 
 
 41. tO^p kamaty i he filled with wrinkles, 
 (?^ xvi. 8. 4 he was made full of wrinkles. 
 Jab xxii. 16, or he was cut down. 
 
il98 3p 
 
 42. /^fj kamaly i he was hewn down, or he 
 was withered away, Ifa. xxxiii. 9; Joi xix. 6. 
 
 43. f/5)^ kamatZy i he gathered together, 
 properly a handful, Lev. ii. 2. ^pp komelZy a 
 handful; pi. fern. D^'VP)? kematzim^ handfulls. 
 Gen. xli. 47. 
 
 44. J^'^^p kimmu/loy or ti^1?w^p kimcfi), a thiftle, 
 pi. maf. D^'JI'li-^p kimjhonim^ thiftles, or thorns, 
 or nettles, Pr^t;. xxiv. 31. 
 
 "sp^ken^ a neft: fee In Pp kanan. i 
 
 4^. K2p yt//<;/^, 3 he was zealous, or jealons; 
 he burned with zeal and jealoufy. Numb. xxv. 
 13; V. 14: alfo he envied, or he did emulate 
 with envy: alfo in 5 he made zealous, or he 
 provoked to zeal; he moved to jealoufy, IDetit. 
 xxxii. 21. ^i^yp, kinahy ^. xxxvii. 32, zeal, 
 or a burning affcftion with jealoufy; alfo envy, 
 or emulation. i^|p kanna^ and i^'i^p kanno^ 
 zealous, or jealous, i^A*^^. xx. 5; "Jofo. xxiv. 19. | 
 
 46. rj^p kanahy 1 he purchafed, he bought, 
 he poflefied. 2 he v^as purchafed or bought. 
 5 he made to poffefs, as fome : or he made a | 
 herdfman to keep cattle, as others, Zach. xiii. 
 5. njp kcnehy a pufieflbr, or a buyer, Ifa. xxiv.i 
 2. ^3p kanehy a cane or reed to mitafurej 
 with, iE:^^i^. xlii, 16 ; calamus^ or a fweet reed,i 
 i^/^. xxvii. 19: alfo the channel bone ofthcj 
 
arm, JoI^'xkx]. 22. pi. maf. D^^^j^ hanim^ and 
 fern. ril3|^ ;^^;/(?/, ;c'cJ. xxv. 32, 36, reeds, or 
 branches; X^p. kinjan^ a poffelTion, a buying, or 
 a purchafing. H^j^D miknehy the fame ; a pof. 
 feffion : alfo cattle ; pi. maf. D'^ij^/p miknim^ 
 the fame. If. xxx. 23. 
 
 47. *pSD2j? kinnamon, cinnamon, a fpice, Cant. 
 IV. 14. 
 
 48. ]3p kinnen^ 3 he built a neft. 4 he was 
 caufed to build a neft, or he made a neft, y^r. 
 xxii, 23. Ip. to, a neft j pi. maf. D'^Sp ktnnimj 
 nefts, G^//. vi, 14, or rooms. 
 
 49. D*^V5P kintzimy pi. maf* ends : fee in 
 
 50. DDp kafamy i he divined, or he ufed 
 divination, D^;^/. xviii. 10, Cpp ^/^;j^, J^r. 
 xiv,i4; and ^D'l^f? mikfam^ divination, 2;d'/&. 
 xxi. 2\.ibid, xii, 24. pi. maf. D'^PDp kejamimy 
 divinations. Numb. xxli. 7. 
 
 51. ^^^ykejety a writer's ink-horn, z^i^. ix. 3* 
 
 52. 1/p.yp kangkangy a mark, Z^x?. xix. 2?. 
 a word of four letters. 
 
 53. T7VP kegnerahy a charger; or a great 
 difh or platter made like a fhield ; pi. fem, 
 rilli/p. kegnarot, Num. iv. 7* dilhes, iE'Ar. xxv. 29. 
 
300 srp 
 
 54, i^^]l kapha^ I he was congealed, or to 
 grow together, Exod. xv. 8. Zeph. i. ici. 5 he 
 caufed to congeal, he curdled. Job x. 10. 
 ]1^Sp kippaoYiy a congealing, or growing toge- 
 ther; thicknefs, or darknefs, Zach, xiv. 6. 
 
 55. 12p kippedy 3 he cutoff, properly as a 
 weaver cutteth his threads, Ija. xxxviii. 12. 
 DlDj^ kephadah^ a cutting off, or deflrudioo', 
 Ezek, vii. 25. *r2p kippod^ a bittern, an owl, 
 or fome other bird of the defert, Ifa. xiv. 23 ; 
 ;^xxiv. II. 
 
 ^6. TlSj? kippozy the great owl, Ifa. xxxiv. i^^ 
 
 57, |'*5|; kaphatZy I he (lopped, or he fliut 
 up. '2 he was flhut or clofed up, Job xxiv. 24* 
 3 he leaped, G?;;/. ii. 8. 
 
 58, 3*^*]^ katzab^ i he cut off, or he cut down, 
 2 if///^j vi. 6 \ pi. fern. r\1Il'^^|^ ketzubot^ fhorn. 
 Cant. iv. 2. 2^1^. ketzeby a cutting off, i A7;7^j 
 vi. 25; or a fize ; pi. maf. C^^Ki^ ketzabimy 
 cuttings off, or bottoms, Jonah ii. 6. 
 
 ^^. n^j^ katzahy I and 3 he cut off, he cut 
 lliort, he fcraped. H^J^ katzehy H^j^^ miktzaky 
 an end, or the extremicy of any thing ; pi. m 
 Q^^^^J^ ketzevlmy and fern. rni'jP ketzavoty ends 
 or extrennitics 5 P^V- kitzoUy the uttermoft, 
 jE^^i. xxvi. 4, Ch. Iiyj^ ketzaty and ^Vi?9 
 miktzat^ a part, or the end. 
 
^P 301 
 
 60. HVj^ ketzachy fitches, I/a. xxviii. 25. 
 6i. VXR katziuy a captain, a prince, pi. maH 
 Q'^rjfp ketzininiy princes, captains, IJa. xxii. 5. 
 
 62. V^^ katznangy 5 he planed, he fcraped 
 off, or he caufed to fcrape. Lev. xiv. 44. l^ifpp 
 miktzcangy '"^I^VR? mekutzagnah^ and nj/i^i^P 
 ^;^^2:///^^t2i?, a corner or angle ; pi. m. D1]/1V)^D. 
 miktzognimy corners, EzeL xlvi. 21, or planes: 
 alfo pL fern. nii^i?i^D mahzugnotylja. xliv. 13. 
 r^'^-I'VP^?? mehuktzagnoty Ezek. xlvi. 22. Hl^/Vp/t? 
 1^/^ utzgnoty Exod.xxvu 23, corners, or planes, 
 or made with corners, Ezeh xlvi. 22 : alfo 
 pi. fern. f^iy^Vp ketzignoty caffia, i^. xlv. 8. 
 
 63. ^Vj^ katzapby I he burned in anger, 5 
 he caufed to burn, or he provoked to wrath. 
 7 he fretted himfelf in wrath, ^^ ketzephy 
 nSif p. ketzaphahy foam, Hcf. x. 7 : alfo the bark 
 of a tree, Joelu 7 : alfo burning and fuming 
 wrath, Pf. xxxviii. 2. Ch. ^^J^ ketzaphy Ezra 
 yii. 23, the fame. 
 
 64. "fVR katzatZy I and 3 he cut off. ^*p. 
 ^^/%, the end, or the extremity of any thing. 
 Gen. vi. 13. i^^^!)p kevutzoty the locks of the 
 hair : fee in ^^p kutz. 
 
 65. IVR katzary i he was fhort, or fhort- 
 ened ; he was flraitencd, or leffiened : alfo he 
 fcaped, or he mowed^ 3 and 5 he fliortcncd. 
 
302 *lp 
 
 or cut fhort. *1^'|^ katzer, fhort, *1^'p kotzer^ 
 fhorcnefs, or ftraitnefs: hence anguifh. Excel. 
 vi. 9. TVi^ katziry Deut. xxiv. 19, theharveft: 
 alfo a branch, pi. maf. C^TVj? ketzirimy branches, 
 
 Pf. IXXX. 12. 
 
 66. i^"^!^ kardy i he called, or cried, he in- 
 voked^ or called upon, &c. alfo he read, or he 
 did read in a book, or he preached, Jon, iii. 2: 
 alfo it fell out, or it befel, as n^JJ^ kara. 2 and 
 4 he was called, invited, or called upon : alfo 
 Ch. i^'^Jl karCy he cried, Dan. iii, 4. 1 it was 
 read, or it fell out by chance. 5 he caufed to 
 fall out, Jer. xxxii. 23: pi. maf. D^^?*^'1j^ keriimy 
 called, or famous. Numb. xxvi. 9. HK^^'lp 
 keriahy a proclamation, a preaching, or a read- 
 ing, y^/^^^i? iii* 2. ^sypj2) mikray a convocation, 
 Exod. xii. 16 : alfo the holy Scripture; a lec- 
 ture, or reading, becaufe it is given to all to 
 read, for the knowledge of their falvation, 
 Neh. viii. 8. pi. maf. D^^5^|^^ mikraimy aflem- 
 blies, or congregations, Jfa^ iv. 5. ^^^l< 
 keraahy a meeting with: fee alfo Mn;^ karah.^ 
 ^^yp korcy a partridge, Jer. xvii. 11 j i Sam, 
 xxvi. 20. 
 
 67. nnj^ karah, i he approached, he cam( 
 near. 2 the fame: alfo he placed, or he fe 
 
T 303 
 
 himfelf. 3 and 5 he caufcd to approach, or 
 he brought near ; and fonnctinnes as in i he 
 approached, or he came near: alfo he offered. 
 yip^ kareby HlTj^ karoby near : alfo a neighbour; 
 pi. maf. C'lini^ kerodmynci^bouvs^i and fern. 
 r\1-inp kercboty thofe that be near at hand, r. 
 xxii. 5. '"^^IR kerabahy an approaching or 
 coming nigh, P/Uxiii. 28. ^^^kerab^ battle, 
 or war: pi. fem. rilll'IR karaboty wars, or 
 battles, Ps. ixviii. 31. ^^1?. kereb^ the midft, 
 the middle: alfo the inmoft or innermoft : 
 alfo the belly, or the entrails: alfo in, within, 
 &c* pK maf. D^^r^^lP kerabhn, things within, PJ. 
 ciii. 31. 1?*PB karbariy an offering, or an obla- 
 ladon; pi. maf. 2*^^3*1^ karbenimy offerings^ or 
 oblations, Lev. vii. 2"^. 
 
 68. 'Chllp, k^rJomy an ^xe, or a hatchet ; pi. 
 mafc. DV^^Hj^ kardummim, and fem. fllSl'^jP 
 kardummoty axes, or hatchets, i Sam. x. 20, 2 1 i 
 yud. ix. 48. 
 
 69. ^^^'p^karay i it fell out accidentally, or 
 it came to pafs, or it did befall, Dan* x. 14; 
 alfo he met with, or he did meet with. 1 the 
 fame, or he came to meet with, and fet him- 
 
 ' felf in the way to meet with. Numb, xxiii. 3, 4. 
 it often changes H into i^. 3 he laid the beams 
 of a houfe^ Pf. civ. 3; or he made beams for a 
 houfe. Neb. ii, 8, iii. 3, 5 he caufed to meet 
 
with, Gen. xxiv, 12: xxvii. 20, hence he ap-^ 
 pointed^ Numb, xxxvi. 11. ^^^^kareh^ "^^J^, 
 hriy rrnj^J? mikrehy an accident, or an acciden- 
 tal event, or a falling out accidentally, or by 
 accident. nJJ*1p. keraahy a meeting with, Exod. 
 xix. 17; Numb, xxii. 36. H^p i^^r<?i?, a plank, 
 beann, or roof of ahoiife, G^;^. xix. 8: pi. fem^ 
 T\*npkQrQty beams, Cant.v. 17: alfo things 
 falling out. Gen. xlii. 29* '^*?EP mekareh^ a 
 rafting, planking, or building of a houfe, EccL 
 X. 18. T\"np^ kirjahi fl'lp y^^r^/, a city, P/". 
 xlviii. 3. 
 
 70. nnp karachy i and 5 he made himfelf 
 bald, or he Ihaved himfelf. 2 and 6 the fame, 
 or he was made bald, Jer. x. 6 ^ 2;^/^. xxix. 
 18. n*]p kereachy bald. ^^D"?B karachaty 
 baldnefs, or a bald place, or the bald head. 
 Lev. xiii. 42. H^lp kerachy and ITIp korachy ex- 
 treme cold or froft, G^;/. xxxi. 40 : alfo ice, PJ. 
 cxlvii. 17; or cryftal, Ezek.\. 22. 
 
 71. CTIp karaniy \ he covered, properly with 
 fkin, E%k. X xxvii. 6, 8. 
 
 72. pp. A'^r^??, a horn, and metaphorically 
 (Irength; du. maf Dl'i"!*!^ ^^ ^'^^IP keranajmy 
 two horns: pi. fem. -H'^^pp keranoty horns; 
 hence in 5 he brought forth horns, Pf, Ixix, 
 32: alfo in I he ihined, Exod. xxxiv. 29, 30. 
 Gb. ^)^'p. karncy Dan. iii. 5, a cornet. 
 
1p 305 
 
 13* ^^'Pr f^^^^^i I ^^ was bowed down, or he 
 ftooped, I/a. xlvi. i, 2; pi. maC D^^PII? kerajim, 
 taches, or hooks, Exod. xxxv. 1 1 . 
 
 74. /Dip, karfoly an ankle-bone ; pi. nmaf. 
 DvP*!)^ karfuUmy the ankle-bones, Pf. xvili. 37. 
 
 75* i'^R karartgj i he rent, tore, broke, or 
 cur afunder. 2 he was rent, or deft afunder, 
 I Kmgs xiii. 3; Exod. xxviii. 32. pi. m* ^^J^r^P; 
 keragnim^ fragments, or pieces torn and broken, 
 a*s rags of cloth, Prov. xxiii. 21. 
 
 76. y^^ karatZy i he did cut, he moved : 
 alfo he winked, Prov. x. 10, and xvi. 30. 
 4 he was cut down, Joi xxxiii. 6. ^^.p keretz, 
 ^<?r. xlvi. 20,deftru6tion; butCh.iiV*1p^^r/ a, 
 calumny, accufation, or reproach. Dun. vL 24. 
 ^V"?R kurtz^y the fame* 
 
 77. J^pnp karkangy the ground, or a floor, 
 or pavement, i Kings vii. 7. 
 
 78. 1*1)^ ^<^r^r, I he was cold. *1p ^^r, pi. 
 imaf. O'^T^p /t^*//^ cold, Prov^ xxv. 25. Ip 
 j>tr?r, Gen,v\\u 22-, and fTlp /^^r^^, cold, or 
 |coldnefs, Pj.cxlvii, 17. TSy^lt^ mekerah^ cooX- 
 " ing, or refreshing, Judges iii, 2C, 24. "^p^p 
 
 \karkar^ he broke down a wall. See in *1^p j^ri^r. 
 
 79. v^'lp kerefhy a board, or table: alfo an 
 3ar, >;<?/(:. xxvii. 6. pi. maf. D**^/"^)^ kera/l>imy 
 boards^ Exod^ xxvi. 17, 18. 
 
 I 
 
JOS' e^p 
 
 ti/p. kaJJiy ftubble. See ^'^p, kajhajh. 
 
 80.. i^^p kajha^, hence pi. man D^J^t^p H/X-^ 
 Jliuimy cucumbers, I^Iumb, xi. 5. Hi^pP mikjiiah^, 
 a garden of cucumbers, Jy^. i, 8. 
 
 81. Ilwt*p kajhahy i and 5 he hearkened, or 
 gave heed, he was attentive and obedient. 
 3t^p ke/heby hearing, or attention. ^"^5^^ p kajh-- 
 Jhebety attentive, Neh. i. 6. pi. fem. J112Wp 
 kajhjhuboty the fame, Ps, cxxx. 2. 
 
 82. nti^p kajhahy i he was hard, or it was 
 difRcult, I Sam, v. i; Deut. i. 17. 2 he was 
 hardly beftead, or preflfed with difficulties, IJa. 
 viii. 21. 3 and 5 he made hard and difficult, 
 he hardened, or to have hard labour in any 
 thing, Gen* xxxv. 16; Exod. xiii. 15. HC^p 
 kateh^ hard or difficult, IJa. xix. 4. pi. maf*. 
 U^ti/p^kajhim; pi. fem. ril^p :'^/7^/, hard things. 
 Gen. xlii. 7. *^^p. ke//:iy ftubbornncfs, or hard- 
 nefs, DeuL ix. 27. Hti^pO mikfliahy beaten, or 
 folid work, Exod, xxv. 31 : alfo curled or well 
 fet hair, Ifa. iii. 24 ; but with '^fmy Hii^p kajah^ 
 is a kind of difh or platter, as fome; or a 
 cover of diffies : pi. fem. T\Wp kejoty and ^"^l^P, 
 kejavoty covers of diflies, Exod. xxv. 29^ 
 xxxvii. 16. 
 
 83. TWp kafhachy 5 he hardened, or he dealt, 
 hardly with, Job xxxix. 16 , Ifa. ixiii. 17*. 
 
ti^p 307 
 
 84. tD^p kojhet, or ^'^'^ kojht, truth, Vs. Ix. 
 6. Ch. tOJi^^ ^<?/2;^/, the fame, Dan. ii. 47 ; 
 but with '^fin^ TW^tl^, kefitahy a lamb, or a piece 
 of money with the ftamp of a lamb upon it. 
 Gen. xxxiii, 19; Job xlii. it. 
 
 85. ntJ/pt^p kajljkejfoety fcales of fifh, ;^^i/. 
 xi. 9. pU maf. D^t2^p*^P kajhkajhjliim\ pi. fern. 
 m(2^p^*P kajlikejhoty the fame, 2;(f^. xxix. 4 ; 
 I Sam. xvii. 5; a coat of fcales, i. e. a coat 
 of mail. 
 
 86. "I^p kafliar^ i and 3 he did bind toge* 
 ther i hence he confpired, 2 Kings x. 19. 2 he 
 was bound together. 4 the fame, G^;/. xxx. 41, 
 or to be ftrong, i, e. compadly bound together 
 in the body. 7 he confpired. I^p /('^///^r, 
 a confpiracy ; pi. maf D^*)^p kiJJiJhurimy orna- 
 ments, Jer.u. 32; Ija. iii. 20; properly tied, 
 about the neck. 
 
 87. VJ^^'p kajhafli^ 3 he gathered together, 
 properly Hubble; hence he fearched diligently, 
 Exod. V. 7. 7 he did (hake himfelf, as fome ;. 
 others, to gather themfelves together^. Zeph. ii 
 I. ti^p /^^y^^i ftubbleor ftraw, Exod. v. 12. 
 
 88. n^:p kejJoet, a bow ; pi. fem. nWj^^ 
 kefhatot^ IJa. xiii. 18, bows; Pf. xxxviii. i c, 
 *f*^?^p kajhjhaty an archer, G^;;. xxi. 20, or a 
 bowman. 
 
 X 2 
 
303 xn 
 
 89. Dl^r^l? hatros, or DilJp'^i? kitros^ Qh. 
 % harp, Dan. iii. 5* 
 
 iSbSSSS 
 
 I. T^^^ raahy i he did forefcc or provide, 
 Gen. xxii. 8, i + j he beheld, or perceived, &c; 
 1 and 4 he was fecn, or he expofed himfclf 
 to view, he appeared. Gen. xlviii. 3. 5 he 
 made or he caufcd to fee, he Ihcwed. 6 he 
 was made to be feen, or he was (hcwrii Lev. 
 xiii. 49. 7 to look, or behold one another 
 mutually, 2 Kings xiv. 8^ Gen xlii. i, HKh 
 ri?^/^, a feer, or prophet, "^l^*? m, a vlfion, a 
 fight: alfo a looking- glafs, Job xxxvn. 18. 
 HK^ID marehy vifagc : alfo HiJ^ID marahy Dan. 
 X. 7, a vifion. pi. fern. mS^ilD maroty vifions: 
 alfo looking-glafles, Ezek.). i; a:^^. xxxviii, 
 8. IV\^") reut or T\^^^ reoty beholding, Eccl. 
 V. 1 1. nii4*) reoty pL fern, vifions, 2 Chron, 
 xxvi. 5 ^"^^"^^ murahy the crop or craw of 
 a bird which holdeth the meat and the filth. 
 Lev. \. 16 J hence filthy or gluttonous, Zeph. 
 iii. I. n^*J raahy the gletrd, as fome j others 
 
2n 309 
 
 the crow, or fame other bird of fliarp fight> 
 Deut. xiv, 13. 
 
 a. ^ii^ reem, and contraded D^'l or C*) rem^ 
 the imicorn. Numb, xxiii, 22, 7^?^ xxxix. 9. pL 
 maf. D'^Pi^'7 reemim^ IJa, xxxiv. 7, and D'^5'1 
 remimy unicorns, Ps. xxii. 22* JnOi<"J ramot^ 
 fee in DIT rum. 
 
 3, tt^l^T r^y7/, a head, the head, or chief, the 
 top of any thing: alfo poifony or a poifonous 
 herb : alfo gall, Deut. xxix. 18 j ^. Ixix. 22. 
 pi. maf. D^^S^Sl rajluriy heads. Gen. ii. lO; heads 
 or chiefs. Numb, xxxvi. i: alfo the beginnings^ 
 ibid. X. 10. pt:^X'? or p)'^ rijhony ^l^t^^ 
 rijhonahy Jojh. xxi. 10, and r\*^5^i?'n riflionit^ 
 yer. XXV. I, the firft, or the former. ^''Ji^iiT 
 re/hity the beginning, Cen. \. i; Prov. i. 7 
 pi. fcm. ri*)tt^X"l rijhoty Ezek. xxxvi. 7, begin- 
 nings: alfom<2^^^10 meraajhoty bolfters or pil- 
 lows. Gen. xxviii. 1 1; i Sam. xxyi. 12: alfo 
 TywV^'^'O marajhoty principalities, or headattireS;, 
 Jer. xiii. 18. 
 
 4. 35^ rababy I he was much^. or he was 
 multiplied, PJ. iv. 8 : alfo he fhot, or he did 
 throw out, as HIIT rabah^ PJ. xviii. 15.. 4 he 
 was multiplied by ten thoufands^ hence pi. fem. 
 n^lDS'lp merubbabot^ ten thousands,. -^. cxli^v^ 
 
310 21 
 
 13. yi rab^ much, great, more, or elder; a 
 mafter; p!. maf. 0*^51 rahhinty many, great, 
 chief, or rabbis, or mafters, 7Vr. xli. i : 
 alfo archers, Johum, 13. Ch. n2*1 rabbah^ 
 i^3*^ rabba^ Tv^ rabhat\ much, great, a 
 great part, or a multitude ; pi. fern. Hi3*) rab- 
 lot^ many, Pr^i;. xix. 2i, Ch. maf. I*^?"^!?*! 
 rabrerin^ great, great ones, princes, &c. 'Dan. 
 V. 2; vii, 3; viii. 11. ^TS rob^ a multitude, 
 the greateftpart; pi. maf. contra6led^i3"n rubbcy 
 great things, HoJ. viii. la. 13*1 or ^13*1 ribbo^ 
 and '^?5'7 fsbabah^ a million, a multitude of ten 
 thoufands ; du. maf. C^Tll^in ribbotajim^ twice 
 ten thoufand, i. e. twenty thoufand, Pf, Ixviii. 
 17. pi. fem. nii^iT rilboot^T\^^^ ribboty and 
 ]11Z13*I rebaboty many ten thoufands. Ch. ''S*} 
 n5"? rii'i'^ 7'ibvan^ ten thoufand times ten thou- 
 fand, Dan. vii, 10. pi. m.af. D''5*'57 ^^bibim^ 
 Jhowers, or many drops of rain, Dan. xxxii. 2. 
 
 5. *75T rabady \ he adorned, or decked. 
 T5'p r^^/W, a chain, G<?. xli. 42. pi. m.D*^'^5'lP 
 marbiddiniy ornaments, tapeftries, or coverings^ 
 and hangings for beds chiefly, Prov. vii. 16 ; 
 xxxi. 22. 
 
 6. TSy) rabahy i he was much or multiplied, 
 he did grow, and was great; he increafed and 
 tnukiplicd^ Gen. xxxv. 1 1 ; Zach. x i ; alfo 
 
3T 311 
 
 he fhot darts or arrows; he was an archer. 
 Gen. xxi. 20. 3 and 5 he did multiply, he 
 augmented, or caufed to grow i he brought up. 
 Gen. iii. 16; P/C Ixxii. 21. 111*1 rebu, JHIi*^ 
 rebuff Ch, greatnefs or magnificence. '^5'in 
 harbehy HS'IP mlrbah^ Ezek, xxiii. 32; and 
 113*15 marbehy much, great, greatnefs, or in- 
 \ vcreafe, Ifa. ix. 7, fl*'?*)^ marbit^ mUlJl tarbut^ 
 
 'T\^^T\ tarbit^ great or large, a multitude, great- 
 nefs, or a great part: alfo pofterity, the increafe 
 of families, i Sam. ii. 34: alfo ufury, the in- 
 creafe of the principal, Z(fz;. xxv. 36. n3"lJ$ 
 
 <arbehy locuft, or locufts, Exod. x, 4, 
 
 7. *^in rabachy hence 6 1123'^^ murbechet^ 
 baken, or fried, Z<?i;, vii. 12. n^^ip merub- 
 
 hechety ibid^ vi. 21, the fame. 
 
 B. i^3T rabangy i and 4 he was four-fquared, 
 
 or he was made four-fquared, Exod. xxvii. i, 
 
 'Ezek. iv. 21 : alfo to go together as beafts; for 
 
 the word is fpokeri only of beafts. Lev. xviii. 23. 
 
 5 he caufed to engender, Lev, xix. 19. J/Il*! 
 
 rebang^ J73T robayig^ the fourth part, Nwnb. xxiii. 
 
 lOi I Sam. ix. 8 : alfo a lying down, Pf. cxxxix. 
 
 3 : pi. maf. D^J/3*I rebagnimy four fquares. 
 
 *J^'^3'1 rabuang, I^5*^P merubbangy four fquared. 
 
 *U/'^n"l rebignty the fourth, G^;/. i, 19. : pi. maf. 
 
 D'lyai ribbegnimi thofe of the fourth, or the 
 
312 jn 
 
 pofterity unto the fourth generation, Exod. xx. 
 5. V^T))^ arbangy or n]73'^i? arbagnahy four : 
 pi. maC mT^y< arbagnim'y forty. ti^.I^V21ti 
 arbangiajimy four -fold, 2 Sam. xii. 6. 
 
 9. ]^3n rabatZy 1 he did lie down, or he 
 couched, Gen. xlix. 9^ to lie of fit upon, 
 Diut. xxii. 6. 5 he made, or he caufed to lie 
 down, PJ. xxiii. 2. ^31 r^^^r/s;, ^5"]^ marbetXy 
 a lying down, or a couch to lie upon, Ezck^ 
 XXV. 55 Z^/;. ii, I 5. 
 
 1 1, yr\ regeby a clod of earth ; pi. m. ^"^5^1 
 regabimy clods or luaips of earth, y^?^ xxi. 33 ; 
 xxxviii. 38. 
 
 12. Wn rugazy I he was moved, either with 
 fear or anger; he trembled, 5 he moved, 
 ilirred up, or provoked to anger, 7 he was 
 enraged, 2 Kings xxix. 28. WT raggazy trem- 
 bling, or moved with fear, D^/. xxviii. 65, 
 tJT r(?^^^, njJJ'J ragezahy trembling, or commo- 
 tion; trouble, Jc?^ iii. 26; Ezeh xii. 18. Ch, 
 W*l r^^^z, the fame, TO*li? argazy fee in i^ ^/^/i^.. 
 
 24, vJ'l r^^^/, I he flandcrcd, he calumni- 
 ated, he did backbite, Pf.\s. 3: alfo 3 he 
 fearchcd, or he fpied. Gen. xlii. 9, 30; Jo/h. 
 xiv. 7. 5 he caufed, or he accuftomcd to go, 
 Hof. xi. 3. ^J'l regel^ a foot ; du, m. 'Sh,^^ 
 
yi 313 
 
 raglajimy both the feet : v-S'l ragli^ a footman. 
 Numb. xi. 2 1 : pi. maf. D Vp'!^ raglim, footmen, 
 y^. xii. 5 : alfo pi. maf, ^^%^ regalim, turns, 
 or times, Exod.xx\.\. 14: pi. fern. ^11*7^10 
 margelotf clothes covering the feet, Ruth ill. 4, 
 or fimply the feet, as Dart. x. 6. 
 
 14. ^.y^ragam, i he ftoned, or overwhelmed 
 with ftones. Lev. xxiv. 14, 16. HD^l rigmaby 
 a council, or an aflembly, Pf. xlviii.^y. nDJ']1,5 
 \margemahy a fling, as fome^ others, a heap of 
 ftones, Prov. xxvi. 8. 
 
 15. y^ ragarty i and 2 he murmured, PJ. 
 cvi. 25. 1^7? nirgariy murmuring, or a mur* 
 murcr ; a whifperer, or a talc-bearer, Prov. 
 xviii. 8. 
 
 16. VT\ ragangy i he broke afunder: alfo 
 he was cut or broken afunder. a he was quiet, 
 "Jer. xlvii. 6; or ftill and at reft. 5 he quieted, 
 he caufed to be ftill and at reft : alfo he ftaid, 
 and refted for a moment. VT\ re^angy a mo- 
 ment: pi. m. D'^J/J'lr^^^?g'i?, moments, the leaft 
 particles of time, IJa. xxvii. 3. )iX\ rageangy 
 quiet, P/. XXXV. 20. V^y^'O marguongy TliVT}0 
 margegnahy reft or quietnefs. 
 
 17. ^T)ragajhy i he raged, PJ. ii. 1: alfo 
 5 Ch. to meet tumultuoufly together, Dan. vi. 
 ? ^'Jl ^^^^* ^^^!^ r'^Jhahy a tumultuous 
 
 x'-X 
 
 '!' a 
 
31* m 
 
 fociety, or aflembly, a tumult, or infurreftion, 
 TJ. XV. 15; Ixiv. 3, 
 
 18. 11*1 radad^ i and 5 he extended, or 
 ftretched out, or he fpread upon, i Kings vi. 32r 
 alfo he fubdued, PJ. cxliv, 2. IH*^ r^^/W, a 
 woman's veil. Cant v. 7 : pi. maf. Cn*7'7 redi" 
 dimy veils, Ifa. iii. 23. *l*liD mcrady fpread 
 abroad, or made thin, i Kings vii. 29. 
 
 19. ni"! r^/^^i?, 1 he ruled, or he exercifed 
 dominion : alio he took, or he did take, y//\^. 
 :siv. 9 ; Lev. xxvi. 17 ^ P/*, Ixxii. 8. 3 and 
 5 he caufed to rule, or he made to govern, 
 yudgesv. \2y Ifa* xli. 2. 
 
 20. DIT radaniy 2 he flept, he was faft afleep, 
 yc7iah i. 5, 6 ; D^;?. viii. 185 he was in a deep 
 fleep. T\12n^,T\tardemahy a deep fleep, G<5';/.ii. 21.. 
 
 21. ^^^radaphy 1 and 3 he purfued, or he 
 followed after, P/l xviii. 38. 2, 4, and 6 he 
 was purfued, chafed, and perfecuted, Lam. v. 5. 
 5 he chafed, purfued, or caufed to be purfued. 
 Judges XX. 43. 
 
 22. 2nn r^^^^, I and 5 he ftrengthened, or 
 lifted up, Pf. cxxxviii. 3. HHI rahaby IJa. xxx. 
 7; iy. xc. 10, 3ri1 r<?i?i^^, ftrength: alfo pride : 
 pi. maf. D'^??^ r^habim^ proud men, PJa. yX 5 
 
n 315 
 
 ^3* ^'71 rahahy i he feared, he was afraid, 
 I/a. xliv. 8. 
 
 24. 2^!l*^ rahity a gallery, or a walking par- 
 lour, C^;?/. i. 17 : pi. maf. D'^^P'^l rehatim^ gal- 
 leries, or walking parlours. Cant. vii. 5: alfo 
 water fpouts, or water-troughs through which 
 the water runs, or gutters. Gen. xxx. 38^ Exod^ 
 ii. 16, from the Ch. ^TT) rebate to run. 
 
 J^^l rcvay Ch. from the Hebrew H^T r^^^, 
 1^ changed to pronounced T 1;^, the countenance,, 
 form, or vifage, D^;?. ii. 31; iii. 25. 
 
 25. nn r/^^, I and 5 he did ftrive, or con- 
 tend in ftrife, he did plead his caufe, Pf. cxix^ 
 154. 2*^*^ riby and T]^^"]f^ meril ahy ftrife, con- 
 tention, or controverfy. Gen. xiii. 8. ^^^H^ 
 
 jarib, an adverfary, or a contentious perfon, 
 
 jP/; XXXV. I. 
 
 26. ^^*^ r/^^, i and 3 he ruled, or had domw 
 nion : alfo he lamented or mourned, Pf. Iv. 3^ 
 Tr\T2 marudy mourning, or lamentation, Lam^ 
 iii. 19: pi. maf. DH'^ip merudiniy mourners^ 
 or afflifted, Ifa. iviii. 7. See TV2 marad. 
 
 27. TST\ ravahy 1 he was watered, or he was, 
 filled with moifturc, he was drunk, he did 
 fatiate, or fill himfelf, Prov. vii. i8; jy. xxxvi^ 
 9* 3 he watered, he filled with moifturci he 
 
519 T1 
 
 bathed, or v^zs bathed. 5 rhc famr. HTJ 
 ravehy H^p revajahy watered, or a place 
 watered, &c^; any thing full of moifture. ^*) 
 riy a watering, Job xxxvii. 11. 
 
 aS, nil ravacky i he breathed, or he was 
 refrcfhed. 4 he was large and fpaeious : pi. m 
 C'^n'l'lJp meruvvachimy very fpaeious^ Jer. xxii 
 14. HIT nvacby T]'nTl revachahy a breathing or 
 enlargeirxnt: alfo a Targe fpace. nil ruachy the 
 wind, the fpirit, or breath ; hence the foul, or 
 mind ; pi. fern. HiniT ruchoty and pL maC 
 C^niT ruchimy the four winds, Dan. vii. 2. 
 i^ni r achat y a fan to winnow corn, Ifa. xxx . 24* 
 
 29, Cn rw, I he was high, or lifted up. 
 4 and 6 he was exalted : alfo he was taken 
 away. 7 he lifted tip hinnfelf, D*1 raniy HDH 
 ramahy pU maf. and fern. C^'O*) ramimy and 
 niDH r^wo/, high, or highly lifted up': alfo 
 T\iy) ramahy 3. high place. Dll rum^ D^^ r^w^ 
 D^^T nVw, Deul. viii. 14; P/". Ixxv. 6, 7 jc 
 HDIT romahy mD"1 ramuty rilD^lT romemuty a 
 lifting up : alfo high, or altitude, highnefs, or , 
 exaltation. H/PP'^I romemahy exalted or lifted 
 up, PJ. cxviii, 16. pi. fern. r\1D/pi romemoty 
 exaltations, or high praifes, PJ. cxlix. 6. 
 Dlip maromy height, altitude, highnefs, high : 
 pi. maf. D^^n^ meromimy high places. HOnil 
 
IT 517 
 
 tsrumahy an offering, or oblation: pi. fcm. 
 niDni!^ terumotj 2 Sam. i. 2i, offerings or ob* 
 ]ations, Numl^. xviii. 8, pi. fern. -HIDbil ramof, 
 fome kind of precious ftones unknown to us, 
 yd xxviii. 1 8. 
 
 30. pi rmy fee ]y^ ranan. 
 
 31. V^^ rumgy I he was evil, or he was dif- 
 pleafed. 2 he was made evil, or worfe, as fome, 
 Prov. xi. I Si ^iii 2O; or as others, he was 
 broken ; as fiom the Ch, root VJH ragnang. 
 5 he did evil i he afflifted, when applied to 
 Providence. 7 he fliewed himfclf friendly, as 
 from nj/l ragnahy Prov. xviii. 24, V^iT) rang^ 
 nj/"5 ragnahy evil: pU maC ^"^V^ ragnimy fern. 
 r\il/"1 ragnoty evil, evils, or evil things. J/H 
 roang^ evil, malice, or wickcdnefs. JTIZ? merangy 
 a malignant an evil doer : pi. maf. D^J^np me- 
 regnim^ malignants, or evil doers, either in 
 practice, by counfcl, or example; wicked men, 
 Pf. xxii. 16. VD reangi a friend : fee in T]]n 
 ragnah : alfo anoife, &c. and ^VT\T) terugnah^ 
 the fame : fee in Vyi riang, VX^ ruangy V^). ja^ 
 rangy W/7 ragnangy Vy^ riangy and Hj;."] ragnahy 
 for the figniHcation of all thefe roots are many 
 times coincident. 
 
 32. ^^1 ru^hy 3 and 4 to fhake or tremble, 
 or to be Ihaken, "Job xxvi. 11. pi. fern, riii**! 
 
318 n 
 
 riphoty grain beaten or bruifed, or ground corn, 
 2 Sam. xvii. 19; Prov, xxvii. 22. HSTII^ /(fr/^- 
 ^^^/[?, a healing, curing, or medicine, as fome, 
 from ^^^ rapha : others, bruinng, or fore, aa 
 from this root, Ezek. xlvii. 12. 
 
 32* Y^'^ rutZy I and 3 he did run. 5 he 
 caufed to run, or he chafed. 2 and 7 fee in 
 Y)i^ ratzatZy ^T ratZy a runner : pi. m. D^'if"? 
 ratziniy runners, f T^^ merotz^ T^^^rSQ merut- 
 zahj a running, a race, 2 Sam. xviii. 27: alfo 
 incurfion, or violence, Jer. xxii. 17; as from 
 ^^"7 ratzatz. 
 
 34. ti^lT r/^y'^?, 1 and 4 he was impoveriflied, 
 or made poor. 3 he did impoverlfh, or make 
 poor. 7 he feigned himfelf to be poor, Prcv. 
 xiii. 7. t^T and t^"^ rafliy poor : pi. m, D^12/n 
 rajhim^ poor men. t^"] r^.??, poverty. v^'^T 
 ri% or t^^^^ r^7^ the fame, Pr^?^^ xiii. 185 
 xxviii. 19; XXX. 8: alfo t^l"), r^^'/i, poifon : fee, 
 in :^KT rojh. 
 
 35. n r^z, i<n raza^ Ch. fecret: pi. maf.. 
 XT\ razin^ and i^^H razaja^ fccrets, Ban. ii. 
 28, 29. 
 
 36. T]V^ razahj i he made lean, he famifhedjt 
 Zech. Vu II. 2 he was made lean. HH raza, 
 Jean, Namb, xiii, 20. '^nr^,2i, ^^,, xxiv. \6', 
 
nn 319 
 
 and pn razoHy If. x. 1 6, leannefs, ^n)1 tirzah^ 
 the cyprefs tree : fee in I^ Z/^^. 
 
 37. nn razach\ hence nnO ?narzeachy and 
 nnp mirzachy mourning, or a mourning feafl:^ 
 or a banquet, J^r. xvi. 5; Amos vi. 7. 
 
 38. on ^^-^f^^y I he winked, or he aimed at 
 thing, Job XV. 12. 
 
 3^. in Ta:an'^ hence pH razcrty a prince,. 
 Pr^t^. xlv. 28. pi. maf, D*'2p rozenimy princes 
 or rulers, PJ. ii. 2. 
 
 40. nn^l rachahy i and 2 he was enlarged, he 
 was fpaciousr 5 he enlarged. Gen. xxvi. 21; 
 JPJ. XXV. 17. '2Pr\ rachaby H^n*]) rechabah^ 
 large, broad, fpacioUs. HHT rochaby Exod. 
 XXV. 10. nnn r^^i?^^j y^^xxxvi. 16. ^0*)^ 
 merchaby PJ. xxxi. 9, breath; a large place,- 
 nn*]) rechcby a ftreet: pi. fern. -TilUnT rechobot,, 
 ftreetSi large and fpacious. 
 ^ 4.1. ITT) rachaly If a. liii. 7, a Ihcep; the 
 female properly: pi maf. tnTHrechelimy ewes. 
 42. Cnn rachamy i he loved; P/*. xviii. 2. 
 
 3 he jfhewed mercy, or he had mercy upon, 
 
 4 he did obtain mercy, or mercy was (hewn 
 unto him, Prov. xxviii. 13. DlPin rachufny 
 merciful, Exod.xxxw. 6. CH"! rachemy mercy, 
 Hab^ iii, 2. pi, maf. D'^^DT racheminiy Gen. 
 
520 m 
 
 xliii. 30; Beut. xiii. 17, mercies: alfo the 
 bowels, which are moved in fhewing mercy. 
 Cnn rachaffty Gen. xxix. 31 ; Pf. ex. ^^ and 
 Cnn rechem^ the womb : alfo DHT racbaw, and 
 npnT rachamaby a maid : du. D^T?9pT7'^r)E?^-. 
 matajinty two maids. Judges v, 30. pi. fern, 
 ni'^3'Drj'1 rachamanijoty pitiful, or merciful, L^w. 
 iv. 10. 'OVr\rachamy Lev. iii. 18; npni r^- 
 cbamahy Beut. xiv. 17, the gicr-eagle as fome, 
 or fome other pitiful bird. 
 
 43. ^"^ rachaphy i he was moved, or he did 
 fhakc; he trembled, Jer. xxiii. 9; or he moved 
 himfclf. 3 ^n*1 ricbephy he moved gently; to 
 cherifh, or to produce form, warmth, or mo- 
 tion; the word is properly applied to fowls, 
 which move gently, and flutter with their 
 wings, either over their eggs, or over their 
 young ones, to cherifh and warm them by that 
 gentle motion, Deut. xxxii. 1 1 : fo Gen, i. a, 
 and the Spirit of God (riDHnp merachepbety 
 partic. fem. benonipiel) moved upon the waters, 
 /. e. by his omnipotent power he did chcrifli 
 the confufed chaos, as every thing was pre- 
 pared to be brought forth in its proper and 
 diftinft form. 
 
 44. ^^ni rachatZy i he waflied, and 7 he 
 walhed himfelf. 4 he was walhed, Prov. xxx. 
 
KT 321 
 
 12. fH'l rachatZy a wafhing, or a wafliing- 
 poti ^. Ix. lo. n^^ni ratchzahy the fame, 
 G?;^/. iv. 2 : alfo a laver, or bath ; any place 
 or veflel to wafh in : but Ch. 7 he hoped or 
 trufted. Dam iii. 28. 
 
 45- pn*? rachak. i he was far away, or 
 at a great diftances he departed far off. 3 and 
 5 he put far away, or he caufed to remove 
 far off, Ifa. xxix. 13. plH*) rachoky far from, 
 Prov. XV. 29: pi. m, Q^pni. rechekimy Pf. 
 Jxxiii, 27, and Q'^pn"} rechokimy IJa. xxxiii. 13, 
 thofe that are far off. P0?9 'ynerchaky any 
 place far off, J^r. iv. 16. D**pn"1P marchak- 
 kiiUy iMd. viii. 1 9, the fame. 
 
 46, Ji^HT rachajh. 1 to boil, or bubble 
 up; hence to meditate or indite, P/. xlv. i. 
 ]l^n"^D marchepiaty a frying*pan, or any 
 boiling veflel. Lev. ii. 7, vii. 8. i^n*} rachat^ 
 a fan: fee in HIT ravach. 
 
 47. 3kST r^/^^. I he was wet, or moift, 
 "Job xxiv. 8i 30n r<5f/^^, moift or green, full 
 of juice. Job viii. i6. 
 
 48. 3^1 r^/^/, fear or trembling, Jer, 
 xlix. 24, 
 
 49. tS'a^T rtifaphajh. 4 he was refreflie^, 
 or he was frefh, Jeb xxxiii. 25 i this is a wor^ 
 of four letters. 
 
322 ^ 
 
 50. vi*C3T rittepii 3 he daflied in pieces, 
 4 he was dafhed in pieces, HoJ. x. 14, 
 
 51. n^T rtachn 5 he fmelt, Lev. xxvi. 
 31, Gen. viii. 21, Ifa. xi. 3. H^'l reacby a 
 fcent or fmell. Cant. iv. 11: du. m. D*ni 
 rechajim, the two millftones, or a mill, ^^rf. 
 xi. 5, Numb. xi. 8; alfo fometimes the nether 
 millltone, Deut. xxiv, 6. 
 
 52^ PT r/^'^, 5 he made a noife, he 
 Ihouted. 4 a noife or Ihouting was made^ 
 Jfa. xvi. 10. 7 he Ihouted for joy, Pf. cviii. 
 10. li?"? reangy a noife or fhouting j fee alfo 
 in rrjp ragnah^ HJ/m^ terugnah^ a triumphant 
 Ihout, or a joyful found, i Sam. iv. 5, i^ 
 Ixxxix, 15. 
 
 53. p^^l r//^, 5 he emptied, or made void^ 
 he poured out, or brought forth -, alfo \vt drew 
 his fword, he led forth, or armed. .6 he was 
 emptied, Jer. xlviii. 1 1, or he was poured out. 
 Cant, u 3. pT reky void, empty, vain: .pL fern. 
 r^ip") rekoty and pi. m, D^p") r^>^/;, empty, 
 void, 2 jf^/^j iv. 3; aKb vain men or worthlefs 
 fellows, 1 Sa7n. vi. ao, 2 Chrcn. xiii. 7. p^^l 
 W^^, emptinefs, vanity, a vain thing, Pf. ii. i, 
 alfo in vain, Ifa. xlix. 4. Dp^T r(?^<2?, vainly, 
 to no purpofe^undefervedly, without a caufci 
 
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 and fometimes ic fignifies empty. Gen. xxxi. 
 42, Exod. iii. 21, 
 
 54. TT rivy I he did fpit, alfo to flow or run 
 down as an ifiue. Lev. xv. 3, ")*^*1 n>, fpittle, 
 1 Sam. xxi, 13, alfo the white of an egg, 
 Job vi. 6, 
 
 55. nDT rachab. i he rode, he was car- 
 ried, chiefly upon a chariot, or a horfe. 5 he 
 caufed to ride, or to be carried, Pj. Ixvi. 12^ 
 he laid, or put upon, 2 Kings xiii. 16. 33^ 
 recheby a chariot, ;c(?^. xiv. 7, alfo the upper 
 millfl:one, Deut. xxiv. 6. 3^1 raccaby a horfe- 
 man, or a driver of a chariot. 313") rechuby 
 Pf. civ, 3. 331^ mercaby and UnS'lJp /^r- 
 cabahy a chariot; alfo a faddle, Ztf'y. xv. 9; 
 alfo the covering of a chariot, Cant. iii. 10 : 
 pK fern. 1^122*123 marcaboty chariots, Judg. 
 \. 28. n33*)i$ arcubbahy Ch, the knee, D^//. 
 V. 6. 
 
 56. "^5*1 rachach. i he was foft. 2 and 
 4 he was foftened. 5 he did make foft. "^T 
 rachy nSI raccahy pi. m, 2^5"! raccimy pi. fem. 
 i^12T raccoty foft or tender, "^"ib morechy 
 foftnefs,.or tendernefs, L^. xxvi. 36. 
 
 57. /?'!? rachal. ^ i he trafficked in mer- 
 i chandizej hence /5^ r(?r^^/, a merchant. Cant. 
 
 y 2 
 
32+ ^T 
 
 iii. 6. TpT rachil, a tale-bearer, or flanderer, 
 who makes fale of another's fame and honour, 
 Lev. xix. i6; alfo calumny or .flander, Ezek. 
 xxii. 9. '^\y^ rechuUahy and ri^3*lD marcoletj 
 merchandize, ;2^/^. xxvii. 24, or a mart or fair. 
 58^ Vy^ rachasy i he did bind or faften, 
 he lifted, or he was lifted up, Exod. xxvii i. 28 : 
 p], m. D^^P^T rechafimy rough or high places, 
 IJa. xliv. 4; alfo DP51. ruchftm^ pride, or high 
 and proud thoughts, Pf. xxxi. 2. 
 
 59. ^51 rachajh. i he got, or he pur- 
 chafed riches. XlJ^T) recufh^ fubftance, wealth, 
 riches. Gen. xxxi. 18. C^3T| rechejli^ a fwifc 
 mule, or any fvvift beaft, Micah i. 13, i Kings 
 iv. 28. 
 
 60. npT ramahy 1 he did throw or caft 
 forth, Exod. xv. i\^ Pf. Ixxviii. 9. 3 he de- 
 ceived, Prov. xxvi. 19. 7 Ch. he was caft or 
 thrown, Dan. iii. 6, 15. ^^9*^ remijah^ deceit- 
 ful, PJ. cxx. 3, or falfe; alfo deceit or falfliood. 
 n^'^P mirmahy T^ty^TS larmahy andl^'^Pp^D /^r- 
 ^i?^//, the fame, deceit or guile, 
 
 61. n^T romachy a fpear, lance, or javelin. 
 
 62. "^Sn rammachy a mule or a mare: pi. 
 m. D'^5^*1 ramynachimy mAilcs, mares, or dro- 
 medariesj Efihcr viii. 10. ^ 
 
01 325 
 
 6;^. DD*1 ramam. i he was exalted, or 
 lifted up, Jol? xxiv. 24; alfo to breed or bring 
 forth worms, Exod. xvi. 20. 2 the fame with 
 I, he was lifted up, or he lifted up himfelf, he 
 departed, Numb. xvi. 24. HSn rlmmab, a 
 worm, Exoci xvi. 24, 
 
 64. pS)T rimmon, a pomegranate; pK m. 
 0*^33^ rimmonimy pomegranates. 
 
 65. Viy} rumas. i he trod under foot. 
 2 he was trodden under foot, J/a. xxviii. 3. 
 DO*ip mirmasy a treading under foot. 
 
 66. K^O*J ramasy i he crept, or he did 
 creep. '^^^ rentes y a creeping beafl:, or any 
 creeping thing. Gen* i. 21, 24, 
 
 67. rii'l ranahy i he founded, or rattled, 
 Job xxxix. 23. 
 
 68. \X\ ranan. i, 3, 7, he did fing aloud, 
 or he cried out and fliouted for joy. 5 the 
 fame; alfo he caufed to fing, or to rejoice. 
 P rorty n3*1 rinnaby HJ^l renanahy a fong, a 
 fhouting, or finging for joy : pi. fem, T\MT} 
 renanot^ fongs, Pf, ixiii. 6 : pi. m. C^^^^'7 renaniniy 
 peacocks, clamorous birds. Job xxxix. 16. 
 
 69. \D1 re/erty a bridle, Pf. xxxii. 9. 
 
 70. DDH rafas. i he fprinkled, or he 
 tempered, jEz^.-^. xlvi. 14: pi, m. D^P^'P'l rcy?/?;^/. 
 
526 I?T 
 
 droppings, drops, or breaches, Jmos vi. ii, 
 Canl. V. 2. 
 
 71. yT r^^, Ch. below, or beneath. y*!lS^ 
 arangy the fame, below or inferior, D^;/. ii. 39. 
 
 n'U/^IK argnity the bottom, or the lowed part, 
 Dan. vi. 24. i?l r^^;^^, and i^T r^wg-; fee in 
 'ir*1 ragnahy and I^IT ruang. 
 
 72. nj/*^ ragnab. i he was hungry, ^. 
 1. 12. 5 he caufed to be hungry, or he fufFered 
 to familh, HJ/'^ ragneby hungry, orfamifhing. 
 3^T ragnaby and P^J/1 regnabouy hunger or 
 famine. 
 
 73. ly^ ragnad. i and 5 he trembled, 
 *TI^T regnady fear, or trembling, P/I xlviii. 7. 
 
 74. riijn ragnah. i he fed, he did feed 
 himfelf, he did eat up, Jer. vi. 3, EzeL xxxiv. 
 23 J he did aflbciate, or join himfelf as a friend ^ 
 alfo he did break in pieces, as W^ ragnang. 
 3 he joined, or did aflbciate. 5 he did feed, 
 or he caufed to feed. 7 he made, or he en- 
 tertained friendfhip, Prov. xxii. 24. n^/T 
 rogmhy a paftor, or Ihepherd. V^S reangy rij/*) 
 regnehy a friend, a neighbour, a companion: 
 pi. m. 0*^1/1 regrdmy friends. H^V"] rangjahy 
 Cant. i. 9, a female friend, or a love. ri^I^"^ 
 regnuty Exod. xi. 2, a female neighbour; alfo 
 i^Un regnuty .afBifcion or vexation, as from 
 
i^^ 321 
 
 Vll^ ragnangy Kecks, i. 14 ; but JJl reangy and 
 mj/T regnuty Ch. is a thought, the will, Ezra 
 V. 17, Pf. cxxxix. 2. int^kMeneang^ a friend: 
 pi. m. D^J/!?P meregnimy friends or companions. 
 Judges xiv. 11. ^M^^ ^^g^h ^^^^ mirgneh, 
 Qen. xlvii. 4, and H^^VT^D margnity pafture, 
 feeding, Pf. xcv. 7. p^l^T rangiofty afflidion or 
 vexation, Eccles. i. 17, alfo Ch. a thought: 
 pi. m. D'^31^J/T rangtonimy thoughts, Dan. ii. 30. 
 
 75. *7I?T ragnaly 6 he was made to tremble, 
 /I^l ragnaly Zech. xii. 2. nvjnil targnelahy 
 Pj. Ix. 4, horror, trembling, or aftonifhment : 
 pi. fem, ril7J/") regnaloty mufflers, fpangled or 
 trembling ornaments, Ifa.. iii. 19. 
 
 76^ DJ/n ragnanty i and 5 he thundered, 
 ^ ix. 23.; he roared, or made a great noife, 
 P/.xcvu II. DJ/n ragnaniy Pj. Ixxxi. 8, and 
 n^J^n ragnarnahy Job \xx\\. 19, thunder. 
 
 77. jyi ragnany 3 ]5i^*l r^^;;^;?^;;, he was 
 green, or he flourifhed, 7^^ xv. 32. IJiJT 
 ragnanany green or flourifliing,. Z)i?///. xii. 2, 
 PJalm xxxvii. 35, 
 
 78. V]D ragnangy Ch. i and 3 he broke 
 afunder, or in pieces, Pf. ii, 9, he crufhed, pr 
 bruifedj Ch. the fame, Dan.u^ 40. 2 and, 7 
 he was broken. V^ or JflT roangy Prov. xi. ip 
 and nj/h rognahy Prov., xxy. 1 9, broken. 
 
328 an 
 
 79. ^I^-l ragnaph. i and 5 he dropped, or 
 he diftillcd, Prov. iii. 20. 
 
 80. fi?"J ragnatz, i he broke, crulhed, or 
 dafhed in pieces, Exod. xv. 6. 
 
 81. ^i^*5 ragnajTi. i and 2 he was moved 
 or lliaken, he moved himfelf, or he trembled* 
 5 he caufed to tremble, he did fliake or move, 
 iy. Ix, 4. Ji^i/1 ragnajh^ a (haking, moving, 
 or rufliing; hence an earthquake, or the flia- 
 king of the earth, Amos i. i. 
 
 82. ^^T rapha. i he healed or cured. 
 3 he did cure or make whole. 7 he cured 
 himfclf, or he was cured. "^^T^ rephey a phy- 
 fician, or one who healeth, Pf. ciii. 3, 7^^^^^^^ 
 4^ int^^'l riphuty ntJIS*) rephuahy healing, or 
 curing, health, or medicine j fee alfo in HDl 
 raphah. 
 
 83. n^*^ raphad. i and 3 he fpread, he 
 overlaid and covered, he ftrewed. J^^^l t^^ 
 phidahy 3. bottom, a pavement, Cant. iii. 10, a 
 bed, or any thing that is covered over, 
 
 84. n^*1 raphah. i he abated, he was 
 remifs and (low, he left off, he defifted. 2 he 
 was flow or idle, Exod. v. S, 3 he weakened, 
 he made weak and feeble, he let fall down. 
 5 he dtfifted, or left offj he permitted, he left 
 
SfT 329 
 
 alone. 7 he was (lothful, flow, or flack, Prov. 
 xviii. 10. HD*! raphahy Numi. x\n. 18, and 
 pi. fem. rilDT raphot^ IJa. xxxv. 3, rennifs, 
 feeble, or weak. P^5"? riphicn^ feeblenefs, Jer. 
 xlvii. 3, ^^^"J raphay and HDH raphahy a giant: 
 pi. m. D^'i^p'?! rephainiy giants, D<?/^/. ii. 11, alfo 
 the dead, Pf. Ixxxviii. 1 1. 
 
 85. DD'1 and ^^5*7 raphas. i he trod 
 under foot, he troubled by treading. 2 he was 
 troubled, Prev. xxv. 26. 7 he humbled himfelf 
 to be trodden under foot. D^'IP or ti^^lQ 
 mirpasy a treading or troubling by the feet, or 
 that which is troubled, fouled, or trodden under 
 the feet, E:ek. xxxiv. 19. 
 
 86. ^bDl raphjody a float or raft: pi. fem. 
 JinOS*!' raphjodoty floats or rafts, 2 Chron ii. 1 6. 
 
 87. p2"l raphaky 7 he did cleave to, or he 
 did lean upon, Cant, viii. 5. 
 
 88. tt^i'l rephejhy clay or mire, ^^ Ivii. 20. 
 t^DH raphaSy fee in DS*^ raphas, 
 
 89. risn rafhaaty an ox-fl:all: pi. m. 
 D^'ilS'l rephatim^ fl:alls, ii?^. iii. 17. 
 
 90. i^^T r^/z^, he did run, Ezek. i. 14. 
 
 91. *7i^1 ratzady 3 he leaped, P/; Ixviii. 17. 
 
 92. n^'l ratzah. i he willed, he was 
 willing, he was delighted or well pleafed with 
 
330 JfT 
 
 any thing; alfo he perfefted or abfolved, Beut^ 
 xxxiii. 24, Ezek. xliii. 27. a he was accepted^ 
 or acceptable. 3 he plcafcd, or he fought to 
 pleafe, Job xx i o. 5 he abfolved or perfefted. 
 Lev. xxvi. 34, he enjoyed. 7 he reconciled 
 hinrifelf, i- Sam. xxix. 4, or he did conciliate 
 favour and good-will to himlelf. pVI ratzon^ 
 will, good -will, benevolence, pleafure, or 
 favour, Deut. xxxiii. 23, Pj. xxx. 6. 
 
 3Z* ^^1 ratzach. i and 3 he killed, he 
 murdered. 2 and 4 he was killed, HifT r^/- 
 zach^ a killing, a fword, Pj. xlii. 11, 2^/^. 
 xxi. 22. niffO meratztzeacb, a killer, or a 
 murderer, 2 if/;/^j vi. 32. 
 
 94. y^T ratzangy i he bored, or pierced 
 through, Exod. xxi. 6. iJ!if*P5 martzeang^ an 
 awl, a bodkin, or any boring inftrument, 
 Deut. XV. 17. 
 
 95. ^^T ratzaph^ i he paved, or fpread. 
 Cant. iii. 10, '^^V*? ritzphah, EJih. i, 6, and 
 JISVpD martzephetj 2 Kings xvi. 17, a pave- 
 :menc, or floor, alfo a live coal: pi. m. C^^V*^ 
 reizapkimy coals, i Kings xix. 6. 
 
 96. y'V") ratzazy i, 3, 5, he did Ihake, he 
 rdid break or beat in pieces, A7nos iv. i, Pf. 
 xxiv, 14. 2 he was broken, Eccles. xii. 6. 
 7 to ftruggle together, or to dafli one againft 
 
P^ 33 1' 
 
 another. Gen. xxv. aa. ^T ratz^ a fragment, 
 or a piece: pi. m. D'^V'? ratzizim^ pieces, P/I 
 Ixviii. 3K 
 
 97. 11)57 rakabj i he did rot and putrify, 
 or he was rotten, Prov. x. 7. Dj^'l r^;^^^, and 
 ]i3j^T rikkabon^ rottennefs. 
 
 98. *Ti?T r^/^^^, I and 3 he leaped. 5 
 he caufed to leap, he made to fkip, Pf. xxix, 6, 
 cxiv. 4. 
 
 99. '^i?") rackacJu i and 5 he made fweet 
 fpices, he fpiced, Exod. xxx. 25, 33, 2;^/^. 
 xxiv. 10; or he compounded ointments, he 
 made balm, or fweet ointment, or balm was 
 compounded or prepared, 1 Chron. xvi. 14, 
 nj^T rokachy rnp*1 rikkuachy J^nj^'l^ mirkachaty 
 ointment: pi. m. D'^nj^'l rikkuchimy perfumes, 
 IJa, Ivii. 9. nj^T rakkachy Hpll rokeachy an 
 apothecary, or a compounder of fweet oint-^ 
 ments. rij?n rekachy and nHj^'l^ merkachahy 
 Cant. viii. 2, ^^^. xxiv. 10, fpice, fpicing, or 
 fpiced, anointing, or a compounding of oint- 
 ments : pi. m. D'Tlj^'^Q merkachim, fpices, or 
 ointments, Cant. v. 13. 
 
 100. 'Opl rakam. 1 he wrought embroi- 
 dered work, or wrought with a needle, Exod. 
 
3:52 ^^ 
 
 xxvi. 36. 4 he was' curioufiy wrought, Pf, 
 cxxxix, 15, or he was artificially wrought, 
 nDJ^I rikmah, needle- work 5 D^^f^pj^T rikma- 
 tajim^ twice embroidered, or needle-work em- 
 broidered on both fides. Judges v. 30 : pi. fern* 
 niDj^*1 rckamoti embroidered clothes, Pf. xlv. 
 15. D01 rokenty an embroiderer, Exod.xxxv. 
 
 35* 
 
 ici. Vpyirakang. i, 3, and 5, he fl:retched 
 out, or he fpread abroad ; alfo he fliamped with 
 his foot, Ezeh vi. 11, and xxv. 6. 4. he was 
 fpread out, Jer. x. 9. Jt^^l?'^ rakiangy the firma- 
 ment, Gen. i. 6, 20: pi. m. D'^j/jc'l rikkugnim, 
 ftrctchings out, or broad and ftretched out, 
 Numk xvii. 3. 
 
 102. pp.*^ rakak, i and 5 he did fpit. Lev. 
 XV. 8 ; alfo 5 he did caft out, Pf. xviii. 42, 
 plT r^;^, fpittle, Jcl? vii. 19, p"l raky only, 
 furely, GeT/. xix. 8, xx. 11, indeed. Hpl 
 rakkahy the temples of the head, Judges v. 26, 
 alfo fmall: pi. fem, rilpT rakkoty lean or thin, 
 G<f;/. xli. 3. p'^p'n rakiky a wafer, a fmall or 
 thin cake, Exod. xix. 23. 
 
 103. H'li^T rafliab: hence I'T^^H nfJ.jon^ grant 
 or permifTion, JEzr^ iii. 7. 
 
m 333 
 
 104. Dti^'^ rajloam, Ch, i figned, he wrote, 
 he fealed, he decreed, Dan. vi. lO. 2 it was 
 written and fealed. 
 
 105. VWl^rajJiang. i he was wicked, he 
 did wickedly, he departed wickedly, PJ. xviii. 
 21. 5 the fame, alio he made wicked, he 
 declared wicked, he condemned ; alfo he dif- 
 quieted or vexed, J^^/Jxxxiv. 29. V^l^^raj\ang: 
 pi. m. D*^J/2^"1 rejldagnim^ wicked, //. i. i, or 
 ungodly. V^^ refhang^ fern. HiJ^"! rij/.gnahy 
 wickednefs. nj?C^*ip mirjhagnaty a wicked 
 woman, a Chron. xxiv. 7, 
 
 lo6* '^^'!} rejhephy a fpark, a fiery coal, a 
 burninginflammation: pi. m.D''?^^ ^^/^^'^^H'^?, 
 burning coals, CanL viii. 6. 
 
 107. ^P^ ?'a//:a/hy 4 he was impoveriflied, 
 MaL I. 4: fee in ti^lT r/(/&. 
 
 108. Ts'^^rePiety a net, P/I xxv. 15. 
 
 109. nm ratach. 3 and 5 he caufed to 
 boil, Tic?^ xli. 31. 4 he was made to boil, or 
 he boiled. Job xxx. 27. D'^H]!*! retachinty boil- 
 ings, Ezek. xxiv. 5. 
 
 110. ^Tyiratam. i he did bind, Micah 
 i. 13, or he joined. D^JT rotemy ajuniper tree: 
 pi. m. D\pn*|1 retamimy juniper trees, FJ. cxx. 4. 
 
 111. pm r^/^?/^. 2 and 4 he was bound 
 in chains, Nahum iii. 10. pil^T) ratU)ky a chain: 
 
SS4f tt^D 
 
 pi, fern, i^'lp^i!^*) rattikoty and ^'lp(^P retuht^ 
 chains, Ifa. xl. 19. 
 
 112. T\Vr\ retet^ trennbling, HoJ. xiii. i. 
 
 m 
 
 1. Zii?^ fnaah^ i he did draw out, he 
 emptied 5 properly, he drew water, Gen. xxiv. 
 13, -^^^. xii. 3: pi. m. D''3S^D maJJiahim^ 
 places out of which water is drawn, ^udg. v. 1 1 . 
 
 2. y^^ Jlaag^ 1 he roared, yfw^j iii, 8. 
 ^"^^^ jheagah^ a roarings the proper word ap- 
 plied to lions, IJa. v. 29. 
 
 3. TWi) fioaah. i and 2 he was wafted or 
 laid defolate, alfo he was troublefome or tunnul- 
 tuous. 5 he did lay wafte, or make defolate, 
 Jfa. xxxvii. 26, 2 Kings xix. 2j. 7 he was 
 amazed or aftonifhed, he wondered, Gen. xxiv. 
 2 1 . r^%^ri> Jl oah, T\l^^; Jheijahy T\^P. Jhet, and 
 Hi^lti^Q mejhoahy a tumultuous devaftation, 
 Prov. iii, 25, or defolation: pU m. D^'Klti^ 
 Jlcim^ defolations, Pf. xxxv. 17, deftru6tions^ 
 rmm^majhjhuot, the fame, ^.Ixxiv. 3. ]iX^ 
 
B^ 335 
 
 Jhaon, ]i^^ Jhaanan, a tumult, or a tumultuous 
 noife, (fee alfo \^^ Jhaan) or multitude, 
 ]K?^Q majhfhaon^ 2l defert or wildernefs, as 
 fome, or deceit, as others, from Kt^3 najloa: 
 pi. fem. nii^lJi^i^ tejhuot^ tumultuous noifes or 
 cryings. Job xxxix, 7, Zecb. iv. 7. 
 
 4. tDi^2^ yZ^z^/, I he defpifed or contemned, 
 or he fpoiled, Ezek. xxviii. 24, and xvi. 57. 
 I2^t^ Jheat, contempt or fpoiling; E.:ek. \xv, 
 6, 15. 
 
 5. 1^'^ JhaaL I and 3 he alked, he fought, 
 or he requefted, alfo he begged. 2 he ob- 
 tained by requeft, Neh. xiii. 6, or he requefted 
 earneftly, i Sam. xx. 28. 5 the fame,, he 
 obtained by petition, alfo he lent, Exod. xii. 
 36, I iS"^;;?. i. a8. Tn)!<^ f/,eelahy a petition or 
 requeft : pi. fem. TCh^^D mijhJJoalot^ defires or 
 requefts, PJ. xx. 6, t\)^V Jheol, the grave. Gen. 
 xxxvii. 35 ; alfo hell, Pf. ix. 18. 
 
 6. \i^^ Jhaarj^ hence in 3 \Wi^ Jhaanan^ he 
 lived quietly, he was at eafe, Prov. i. 33. IJHt^^ 
 Jhaanan: pi. m. "O^^y^p} flManannim^ Amos vi. i, 
 and fem. T\^^y^^ Jhaananotj quiet, or thofc who 
 are at eafe, IJa. xxxii. 9. \^'^^^ Jhalanany moft 
 quiet, or wholly at cafe; Job xxi. 23. 
 
 ? ^^^ Jl:jaaphy 1 he did draw, properly 
 the air or windj he drew his breath, he 
 
335 2^ 
 
 breathed j hence he longed after, alio he fwal-. 
 lowed up. Pf. Ivi. 2. . 
 
 8. ^i^^ shaar. i, 2, he was left re- 
 maining, he remained. 5 he left, or he caufed 
 to remain. "'^J^* sheary TV'lifiilf/ sheerity and 
 T\^y^, shertty i Chron. xii. 38, that which 
 is left remaining, the refidue or remnant, ^i^t^ 
 sheery H^li?^ shaarah^ flelh, meat, food, or 
 entei tainmient ; alfo a kinfman or a kinfwoman. 
 ^"^^^J^^P mishsharahy (lore, or dough, or a 
 kneading-trough, Deut. xxviii. 5: pl, fcm. 
 ninJ^L^^P misharoty kneading-troughs, Exod. 
 \\\u 3, alfo "^^^ JeoTy with '^ fifiy is leaven^ 
 Exod, xii. 15. 
 
 9. 2'2"\i} shalaby a fragment: pl. mafc. 
 C'DDti^ shebahimy fragments, or broken pieces, ^ 
 HgJ. viii. 6. 2^5^ shehiby a fpark^ or flame of 
 fire, a little piece of fire, "Job xviii. 5, from the 
 Ch. ^^J^^y^' shebibay a flame, D^;;. iii. 22. 
 
 10. n^u^* shabah. i he took or he led 
 away captive, Pf. Ixviii. 19, Numb. xxi. i. 
 2 he was carried away captive. ^^^^ shebi^ 
 and ^'2^ shebiy TS'^VJ \hibjaky r\yu}' shibah, 
 rrpL^* shebijahy Ts'^i^ shebity and TvQXtJ shebut, 
 captivity, captive, or the captive multitude, 
 E'zek. xvi. ^"1^, iUti^ i//^^^3 an agate, or topaz, 
 Excd. Nxviii. 19. 
 
nJi^ 337 
 
 11. T\2^' Jloahach^ 3 he praifed, he cele- 
 brated, P/C cxvii. I ; alfo he quieted or ftilled, 
 he made quiet or filent, he fupprefled, P/*. 
 Ixxxix. 10. 7 he was praifed, or he praifed 
 himfelf, FJ. cvi. 47 : he triumphed. HS*^' 
 
 Jhahbeachy praiiing. T\2^ floebach^ praife. 
 
 12. \[^^}i},Jhehety a rod, a fceptre, a tribe, 
 a writer's pen: pi. m. ^'^^^ Jfjebatim^ tribes^ 
 alfo darts, 2 Sam. xviii. 14. ^^^"^ fhebaty the 
 month Sebaty or our January, Zech. i. 7. 
 
 13. "^"^ Jab achy i he was wrapped or 
 folded together 5 the fame with *^3P JabacJn 
 ^2li//obechy a thicket of trees. 'D"'!D2il^ feba- 
 chiniy thick boughs of trees, T]y2^ Jabachahy 
 wreathed work, alfo a net. 
 
 14. r2!Q} Jhebily and l^p shobely a way or 
 path. T^2,Vi: Jhibbolety and rt}3D fibbokty an 
 car of corn, ^^dges xii. 6; alfo a water-flood, 
 FJ. Ixix. 3, 16, a flux or flowing: pi. mafc, 
 D^'/S?^^ Jhibbalimy ears of corn. Gen. xli. 7', 
 nl^'^ Jhabluly a fnail, jP/". Iviii. 9; alfo pi. m. 
 "CyllL^ Jhibaalimy branches, Zech. iv. 12. 
 
 15. V^mjhabasy hence pK m. U^D"^2^ Jhe^ 
 hifimy cauls, or net works, ornaments for the 
 heads of women, ^. iii. 18. 
 
 ' 16. V:^^ Jhebangy nj/ia? Jhibnahy feven. 
 ^'JL/'^DJ?' Jhebignty T^T2-p Jhebignity the feventh 5 
 
 z 
 
338 y^*' 
 
 du, D*;nJ^5t^ Piibnalajimy feven-fold, IJa. xxx. 
 26: pi. m. D^J/3?^ Jhibgnimy feventy. Gen. 
 V. 12. J^'^Si^y??^^/^^^^, a week, either of days, 
 feven days; or of years, feven years, Gen. xxix. 
 27 : pi. m. D'^J/HL^ Jliabugnimy weeks, Dan. ix. 
 24, 25: du, D;37I1!^^ Jl ebtignajimy two weeks, 
 'O'^V.^^ JJ^abiignimy and IV^Vrj;^ Jhabugnot^ weeks; 
 2 i!^^) ni/hbangy he fware, he did fwear^ 
 Gen. xxiv.y, and xxii. 16. 5 he caufed to 
 fwear, or he did bind by an oath, he charged, 
 Cant.vm.^. Vy2,^ floabuangy ^V^^^ jhebugnahy 
 an oath: pK m. "O^^^^^ fhebugnim, and fem. 
 TWy^ fi.ebugnoty oaths, Ezek. xxi. 23 : but 
 V^^/ Jabangy with '^ fmy is he was full, he was 
 filled, fatisfied, or fatiated. 3 and 5 he filled, 
 or fatisfied, PJ. ciii. 5. i^5^* Jabeangy and 
 nj;?:^^ Jabegnahy full. ^nci^ >^^;/^, Hl/^ji^ 
 ftbgnahy fulnefs, faticty. 
 
 17. ^*y^ fbabatz. 3 he made embroidered 
 or chequer work, he embroidered. 4 he was 
 embroidered, or fet in gold, .;^(?^.xxviii. 20, 39. 
 |^3tJ^ fhabatZy a coat of m.ail, or an embroidered 
 coat, 2 i?^;;?. i. 9, or anguifli. n^3^^P mijh^ 
 hetzahy embroidery, or chequer-work, PJ. xlv. 
 13. 1^2,^}T\ taJhbetZy the fame, Exod. xxviii, 4; 
 alfo the knob of a ring, or the ouch and circle 
 
Dtf 339 
 
 of gold wherein ftones are to be fet: pi. fem. 
 riil^3!<^P mijhbetzoty ouches, Exod. xxviii. i i. 
 
 1 8. pnc^ jliahaky Ch. Ban. iv. 2?, he did 
 leave or forfake, Matth. xxvii. 46; he per- 
 mitted, fufFered, or let alone, Ezra vi, 7. 7 
 he vyas left, Dan. ii. 44. 
 
 19. 1I3t^ Jhahar. i he broke. 3 "i^'-r* 
 Jl.ibber^ he broke in pieces; alfo he bought or 
 purchafed, he fold, chiefly viftuals, from the 
 noun ^'^^ Jhebery fignifying vidUials or corn, 
 Gen, xlii. i, 19. 2 he was broken. 5 the 
 fame with i and 3, alfo he broke the matrix, 
 or he opened for the birth, I/a. Ixvi. 9. 6 he 
 was broken afundcr, Jer. viii. 2 f . "^^^^ jUher^ 
 Xn^sl} fhibbarony a breach, or breaking afunder, 
 contrition; alfo the explication or interpretation 
 of any difficulty, as Judges vii. 15; alfo vic- 
 tuals; fee before pi mafc. "^^^^ jhehariniy 
 breaches. ^3^^^ maJJibery the matrix, or the 
 birth, 2 Kings xix. 3, a breaking forth: pi. m. 
 D^nStf^P mifhbarimy the waves of the fea, break- 
 ing upon the fands and rocks, Jonah ii. 4; but 
 "13,^1/ ftbber with '^Jin^ is he hoped, he waited, 
 P/lcxix. 166; alfo he confidered, or he did 
 meditate and confider: hence 12b!/ebery hope 
 or expedation, P/. cxlvi. 5. 
 
 z 2 
 
340 ^^ 
 
 - 2o, ll}2t!:/ Jhel?q//j, Ch. 7 he was aftonlflied 
 or greatly troubled, Dan. v. 9. 
 
 21. TQ:^ jhahat. I and 2 he rcfted, Gen. 
 ii. 3, or he ceafed. 5 he caufed to ceafe, he 
 abolifhed, he removed, or took away, Deut. 
 xxxii. 26. TS^"^ Jhahbat^ a reft, or a ceafing 
 and refting; hence the fabbath, or the feventh 
 day of the week, appointed for a reft from work; 
 alfo a week, Lev. xxv. 6: pK fern. MlTlBt^* 
 Jhabbatoty fabbaths, or weeks, Lev. xxv. 8, 
 
 TOi^Jhehet. \^T\^^. jhalbaton^ reft, or refting, 
 Exod. XXXV, 2, Prci?. xx. 3: pi. m. D^T^B^D 
 mijhbattimy fabbaths, or refts. Lam. i. 7. 
 
 22. ' )^^^fagay 2inf^T\^^ Jagahy i from the 
 Ch. he grew, he increafed, or be was multiplied 
 and augmented, Job viii. 7. 3 and 5 he caufed 
 to grow, he augmented or increafed, Ifa. xvii. 
 II, iy. jxxiii. 12, he made great, or he mag- 
 nified. "^^^^^Ifaggiy great, much, greatly, or 
 very much, large and ample. Job xxxvi. 24; 
 Dan. ii. 6; v. o; vi. 15. 
 
 23. ^y^^fagab. I and 2 he was exalted' j 
 and lifted up, he was ftrcngthened, or he was 
 ftrong. 3 and 5 he exalted, or he ftrcngthened. 
 4 and 6 he was fet on high, or exalted. 3Jt^*P 
 mi/gab^ a high place, or a ftrong refuge, Pf 
 xlvi. 8^ a caftle. 
 
Jti^ 341 
 
 24. "^y^ ffoagag. I he erred, he went aftray 
 or wandered, and HJ^D mijhgehy HJJl^* floegagah^ 
 and n^ltt^^ mefhugah^ an error, a fin, or fault 
 of ignorance, Gen. xlili. 12, Numb. xv. 28, J^?^ 
 xix. 4. . 
 
 25. nJ*^' Jhagah. 1 he erred, or went 
 aflray, ^(j^ xix 4^ he was deceived. 5 he 
 caufed to err, or he deceived, Job xii. 16: pi. 
 fenn. T\^)^^i^;JIleg^ot, errors, (^ ^/^/^/z for H ^^) 
 ^. xix. 13. \Vy^ Jhiggaion, a wandering fong, 
 /. e. a fong of divers notes; but H^t^ J^g^h^ 
 
 with t^^;/, fee before in ^J^V^<?^* 
 
 26. T\y^ Jhagach, 5 he looked, or beheld, 
 /y. xxxiii, 14; he looked narrowly, Ifa^ xiv, 16, 
 G<^;^/. ii. Q. 
 
 27. /T^^ JIiagaL i he did defile, or lie 
 with a woman, Deut. xxviii. 30 ; he forced, or 
 he ravifhed. 2 to be forced or ravilhed, I/a. 
 xiii. 16. 4 to be lien with, J^r. iii. 2. 7Jt2/ 
 fnegal^ a wafe, a queen, iy. xlv. 10, Dan. v. 
 2, 23. 
 
 28. V^'^^ fhagang. 4 he was mad. 7 he 
 feigned himfelf mad. J^I^P me/huggang^ mad, 
 X)^/^/, xxviii. 34. I Sam. xxi. 14, 15. ]ii^|2^ 
 
 S Jhiggagnoriy madnefs, Z)^///. xxviii. 28. 
 \ 29. *IJ^ (hegaVy he font, or he let forth; 
 hence ")^^ /loeger^ birth, or the emiflion of 
 
342 *12i^ 
 
 young ones) alfo increafe, chiefly of the womb, 
 Deut. vii. 13, the firftling, or the firft-born, 
 Exod. xiii. \2. 
 
 30. ^^ Jlmd, and "^^ Jhod, the breaft. 
 Lam. iv. 3, JJa. Ix. 16 ^ du. D^^ Jhadajim, 
 the breads, G^;^. xlix. 25, Joeliu 15, G?;//. 
 viii. I, &c. 
 
 3 T . ^l^? Jhiddad. I and 3 he wafted or 
 laid defolate, he deftroyed, TJ. xvii. 9. a, 4, 
 6^ he was wafted, laid defolate, and deftroyed. 
 "^^^^ Jlody a deftroyer, or fpoiler, alfo defolation 
 or fpoiling. It^* shed^ a devil: pi. m. DHi^ 
 ftjedimy devils, (feeking always to deftroy) 
 Deut* Nxxii. 17; hence alfo '^'^v^ Shaddai^ 
 Omnipotent, Alnnighty, one of the great names 
 of God, taken from his infinite power, by 
 which, as he at firft created all things out of 
 nothing, fo he can deftroy all things, and 
 reduce them to nothing again, if he but for a 
 moment withhold his powerful prefervation of 
 them. The word may be alfo rendered all- 
 fufficient^ fee it in **? daiy fufticient, &c. for 
 the word may comprehend both, thus ^^^^^ /if? 
 El Shaddaiy the ftrong, All-fufEcienc, and Al- 
 mighty God, Gen, xvii. i; alfo T]^W JJoiddahy 
 and pU fem. T\T\'^ Jloiddot^ Eccles. ii. 8, is 
 
Htt^ 343 
 
 thought to be mufical inftruments; but 
 ll'^/adad, with tt^>, in 3 IW fidded, is, 
 he harrowed, or he broke the clods of the 
 ground, IJa. xxviii. 24. 
 
 32. TTWfadeh^ a field : pi. nn. ^^^'^/adim, 
 and fern. nnJi^y^^^/, fields, Exod, viii. 13, ^. 
 xxxii. 12. 
 
 22. ^^1P Jhedemahy a field blafted and 
 
 dried up, Ifa. xxxvii. 27 : pL fern. illDl:^ 
 
 Jhedemoty fields, /i?^. iii. 17; alfo vines, or the 
 
 fields where they grow, Deut. xxxii. 32, Ifa. 
 
 xvi. 8. 
 
 34. ^^ Jbadaphy he was blafled or dried 
 up: hence pi. fern. T\Mf}^ fhaduphot^ blafted 
 and dried up, Gen. xli. 5. T\i^*^^ Jhedephahy and 
 ^^^'^P Jhiddaphoriy blafting, or the burning and 
 drying up of corn, i Kings viii. 37, 2 Kings 
 xix. 26. 
 
 3S- ^"W Jhedary Ch. he fcnt. 7 he la- 
 boured, or endeavoured earneftly about any 
 thing, Dan. vi. 14: hence ^y^^TSl^^ e/Jjthaddur^ 
 a rebellion or confpiracy, Ezra iv, 15. 
 
 36. "nii^ /^^^r, pi. fenri. T\Tn\i; federot, 
 orders, i Kings vi. 9, 2 7<C/;/^j' xi. 8 : fee in 
 ^iD/adar. 
 
 37. TViJ Jehy a fheep or a lamb, Iheep or 
 cattle, Gen. xxx. 32, }Vr. L 17. 
 
.S4'4 
 
 .?>, 
 
 38. I^ii^' fehad, he mtntffcd. "^kWi; fahed, 
 a witnefs, Jci? xvu 19. ^T\T\T}^ Jahaduta, 
 a teftimony, Gen. xxxi. 47. 
 
 35. DHii'* Jhohamy the onyx ftone, a;(5^'. 
 xxv. 7. 'Ci^T^i}'^^ faharonim^ round ornaments: 
 fee in nnpy2?y?7^r. 
 
 40. ^^^^Jbavy vanity, vain, fallhood, falfe, 
 alicj alfo in vain, vainly, or fallely, J^-^ xv. 31, 
 Deut. v, 20, Exod, xx. 7. 
 
 41. y\VJ Jhub. I he returned, alfo he caufed 
 to return, or he brought back. Job xlii. lO; and 
 as fome, he refted, or was quiet, he remained, 
 Pf. xxiii. 6, Numb. x. 36. 3 he caufed to 
 return, he brought back, he reftored, Pf. xxiii, 
 33 alfo he perverted and turned away, or he 
 made perverfe, Ifa, xlvii.. ip.^ 4 he was 
 brought back, E2ek. xxxviii, 8. 5 the fame 
 with 3, he caufed to return, &c. alio he repaid, 
 he anfwered. 6 he was reftored, Gen. xlii. 28 ; 
 he was brought back again, Exod. x. 8. H^lt^* 
 J] ubahy reft or returning, Ifa. xxx. 15. y^W 
 jhcbab^ turning away, froward, rebellious, and 
 backfliding, Jer. xxxi. 22: pl,_ m. D*^I131Ct* 
 JJoobabiniy backfliding, apoftates, Jer. iii. 14. 
 T^'l^'O mejhubahy backfliding, or turning away, 
 Jer. iii. 12, perverfenefs, or backfliding, Prov,. 
 
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 i. 32: pi. fern. TyXl'^O mejhiibotj backnidings, 
 Jer, V. 6. nDIti^]^^ tejhubah, a returning, 2 o^;?;;?. 
 xi. I, an anfwer: pi. fern. Hlm^J^ tejhuboty 
 anfwers, Job xxi. 34 ; butHIJ^/^^J, with ^y^i/, 
 is he was white with old age, he was old or 
 grey-headed, i Sam. xii. 23 hence *2^ Jab, old, 
 pi. m. "^^^^/abaja^ elders, Ezra v. 9, i Kings 
 xiv. 4, 2ll^/eb, old age, grey hairs. Hll^'Ji^ 
 Jebahy the fame. Jlt^ ///^, he went back: 
 fee 21D//^^. ^r^'Jhudy fee TW Jhadad. 
 
 42. *n^ y/^/^. I he befmeared over or 
 he plaiftered, he daubed. TCi^yf^^ chalk, 
 plaifter, or lime, Jjeiit. xxvii. 2, 4. 
 
 43. rilt^ Jliavah. I he was equalled, made 
 equal, or compared, he was made likes alfo he 
 was profitable, or it was convenient and meet. 
 3 and 5 he equalled, or made equal, he levelled 
 with, or fct equally before, Pf. xvi. 8 j alfo he 
 ordered, he reckoned, he compared, or likened, 
 2 and 7 he v/as compared or made alike, Prov. 
 xxvii. 15, Dan. iii. 29. T^ys} Jhaveh^ a plain. 
 Gen. xiv. 5, 17. 
 
 43. Ty\^' [Liiach. I he inclined, Pr^ 
 ii. 18. TSn^Vfuchah, Jer. xviii. 20, Hn^tJ^ 
 fichah^ PJ, Ivii. 7; T'\iW Jachaty a ditch or pit, 
 Pf. xciv. 13; but T\Wfuachy with *^ fin^ is, he 
 did meditate^ or he prayed, Gen. xxlv, 63. 3 
 
346 1^ 
 
 and 5 the fame ; alfo he fpoke, he declared, 
 J/aA'nu 8. Ty^'^ fiachy T}\!^ feachy Amos iv, 13, 
 and T\TVW ftchahy a meditation, a conference, a 
 complaint, or a prayer, Pf. cii. i, cxix. 97. 
 
 44. 12W Jhut. I, 3, and 7, he went about, 
 he did run up and down. Numb. xi. 8, Job u 7, 
 Jer. xlix. 3 ; he fcourgcd, Job v. a i j alfo he 
 did drive or pull with oars, EzeL xxvii. 6. 
 I2')ll} Jhol; iOiD'ill/Jho/el, a whip, or fcourge, y^?/^. 
 xxiii, 13. ^?^ /:^^/, a mariner, or a rower with 
 oars: pi. m. t^'^^l^^J/ialimy rowers, EzeL xxvii. 
 8, 26. tO::^ /Lqjity i-31^?J ;;^^/;^/, an oar: pi. 
 m. D^^pi^/? mipojhothn^ oars, Ezek. xxvii. 6; 
 but ^^^^/uty with ti^y?;/, is he declined or turned 
 afide: pi. m. 12^1011^ Jeiimy thofe who turn afidc, 
 F/. xl S'y fee 2i\{o T]l^%^/atah. 
 
 45, ^VJJuch. I he hedged about, or he 
 hedged in, liof. ii. 6. 3 he covered, as from 
 ^"yDJacach. "W Juch, T\y\m and T\^'^m 
 me/uchahy (with ^ JamecJi) a hedge. HSW 
 
 Jochahy a branch: pi. m. ^^V ficciniy and fcm. 
 T\)^\!^ ficcoty thorns, alfo hooks. 
 
 46. ^W JJmly the edge, hem, or fl^irt of a 
 tgarment: pi. xn. DvT^ JJmlimy hems, ;r{:'ii. 
 xxviii. 33, 34. 
 
 47, UWJum.. I he put, or he placed. 5 
 ;the fame, he fet, he appointed, or difpofcd. 
 
iy 6, 7, he was put, fet, or placed, Ezra v. 8, 
 T\^WT^ tejtimety a difpofition, or a thing placed 
 in truft, Lev. vi. 2 y but U\^Jhumy with ^ Jhin^ 
 is garlick, Numb. xi. 5. 
 
 48. I?^t^ Jhuang. I and 3 he naade a noife. 
 5 he fhut up, as fome, as others, he befmeared 
 over, Tfa. vi, 10. Vy^ Jhuay^g^ Vy^l Jhevangy 
 T^Vy^^ JhavgnaliT, a cry, or a noife, P/". v. 3, i 
 *S'^;;/. V. I 2. Vj^^ Jhoangj the fame, alfo riches. 
 Job xxxvi. 19; or liberal^ noble, bountiful, 
 Ifa. xxxi'. 5. 
 
 49. "^^^ Jhuph. 1 he did break in pieces, 
 yob ix', 17, he bruifed, or he crulhed, Gen. iii. 
 153 alfo he hid, or covered, Pf. cxxxix. 1 1. 
 
 50. yy^ //juk. 3 he watered, he defired, 
 or made to defire, Pf. Ixv. 10 ; fee alfo in p|?C^ 
 
 Jhakaky 5 to run over or overflow, Joeliu. 13, 
 ii. 24. pT^' ^^)(^, a ftreet, Prcv, vii. 8, or 
 market-place: ^\,iri.'0^^^p, Jhevakim^ ftrcets,^ 
 Cant. iii. 2, from men's running up and down 
 in it. Y^^ jhoky the flioulder, alfo the leg or 
 thigh ; du. m. ^^!pW ^fhokajimy legs, P/. cxlvii. 
 10, Cant, V. 15. '^^Y'i^Jhakoahy Ch. thcfame,^ 
 Dan. ii. 33. TS^J^'^'iJ Jhokekahy defiring, or 
 having appttite, 7A^. xxix. 8. TV^'^VJ'Ty te^fhukahy, 
 defire, appetite, or obedience. Gen, iii. 16. 
 
 51. -^V^'fiur^ ^>Zy Si he did fing, alfo he; 
 
348 p^ 
 
 beheld, or looked, he obferved well. y^Pjhir^ 
 a fong. ^y^'^^y/jorery an enemy, alfo Ch. a 
 wall, Ezra v. 9: lee "li^J^ a/bar. ihli/ Jhor^ 
 an ox. rril^i^fi tejljurahy a gifts but ^S^ 
 
 fury with '^ fny is, he ruled, he was chief or 
 prince. 5 he caufed to rule, or he made a 
 prince, Hofea viii. 4. "^^Jar^ a prince, ri^B^ 
 
 Jar ah y a lady, or princefs, Lam. u 1. iH'^lli/. 
 
 Jorahy principal, IJa. xxviii. 25. Hn^t^^^ meju^ 
 rahy a meafure, i Ctorcn. xxiii, 29. 
 
 52. Ci/^Ci^y^j. I and 5 he rejoiced, jD^///. 
 
 
 
 xxviii. 63, ^. Ixi. 10. \\^\I/ Jajouy and 
 Ct^iti^^P ;;^^6>i, joy or gladnefs. 
 
 53. TV\^ jLut. I and 5 he put, fet, or 
 placed. Gen. iv. 25. 6 he was put or placed, 
 or it was put upon, Exod. xxi. 30. T^^ JJjity 
 an ornament, or a garment, Pf. Ixxiii. 6. riui^ 
 
 ^^,f/, the buttock, Ifa. xx. 4: pi, fern, illfl^* 
 Jhetoty the buttocks, 2 ^J^//^. x. 45 alfo the 
 
 foundations, PJx\. 2> hence purpofes, Ifa. 
 
 xix. 10. 
 
 34. Iir?i^#^2;/^. Ch. I and 3 he delivered, 
 he fet free; Dan. iii. 28, vi. 16. 
 
 55. ^s^L^ fhazaph. 1 he looked upon, he 
 beheld, Cani. i. 16, J^s^xxvi. 9. 
 
 56. "liJi^ f bazar y he did throw about, or he 
 
twined, hence the participle in 6 '^IW^ maj/jzar, 
 twined, Exod. xxviv i, or made double. 
 
 57. 1T}^/achad. i he gave a reward or 
 gift, EzeL xvi. 33 ^ he hired, or he bribed, 
 "Vyi^ Jhochady a gift or a bribe, Exod. xxiii. 8. ' 
 
 58. 1^0^ Jhachah. 1 he declined, or he 
 bowed down, Pr^i;, ii. 18, i/tf. li. 23. 5 he 
 caft down, or he caufed to ftoop and bow 
 dowm, Prij'i;. xii. 25. 7 he bowed down him- 
 felf to do honour or honaage, he worlliippcd, 
 P/. xcv. 6. T\^T\tjhechut, and T<r\0 Jhechit, a 
 pit or a ditch. n^inr!^*'!^ histacha'vajaby 
 bowing down, 2 Kings v. 18; but T)r^^^^^ 
 
 fachah^mxh^finy is, hefwimmed. 5 he caufed 
 to fwim, Pj\ vi. r\T\^ fochehy he that fwim- 
 meth, Ifa. xxV. 11. T(t^ fachuy a fwimming, 
 Ezek. xlvii. 5. 
 
 59. TVn^\f/jachach, i, 2,7, he was bowed 
 down, he was caft down, or he bowed and caft 
 down himfelf, Pj\ xlii. 6, 7; IJa. ii. 9, 1 1 ; he 
 was nnade low, Eccles. xii. 6. 5 he did bring 
 down, or he laid low, Ifa, xxv. 12. TW fjachy 
 humble, or lowly, T\*\T\V:/ Jhechoachy a bowing 
 down, or laying low, Jfci. Ix, 14. 
 
 60. ^Ty^ Jachat. 1 he killed, he facriti- 
 ced. 2 he was killed or {lain, Numh. xi. 22. 
 
?50 T\^ 
 
 ni2r]^} jhachalahy il^V^ fechi/tib, a killing or 
 lacrificing, i Chron. xxx. 17, *^^T[\l} Jhachut^ 
 beaten and drawn out thin, 2 Chron. ix. 15, i6 ; 
 but ^^TW Jachat with ''^ fin is, he did wring 
 out, or he prefled the juice of any thing, Gen. 
 xl. II. 
 
 61. /T[^l fhacal^ a fierce lion, Prov. xxv]. 
 13. itjj^"^ jJoechekty onycha, a kind of fweet 
 ointment, Exod. xxx. 34. 
 
 62. "sfyV Jhechariy Rabbin, he was hot, or 
 inflamed. I'Hi^^y^^fr////^, aboil, or inflammation, 
 Exod. ix. ic, 
 
 63. D^riLL^ fljachis, the fame with t^^^HD 
 Jachijlo^ that which fpringeth of the fame, 2 
 
 Jf/>^j xix. 29, ^^?. xxxvii. 30, 
 
 64. ^^Ht^^ Jhachaphj an unclean fowl, a 
 cuckoo, or fea-mew, L^i;. xi. 16. T\^X}^ 
 
 Jac'ephet^ a confumption, Z^u. xxvi. 16; but 
 ^Tytl:^ fechiph with ^ fm is a covering or ceiling, 
 EzeL xli. 1 6. 
 
 65. ^Vi'^ JhachatZy a wild beaft, a lion, J^?^ 
 xxviii. 8; alfo pride, yob^Xu 34. 
 
 66. ^T]^Jhachak, i he broke fmall, and 
 into powder, Exod. xxx . 36. yr\^ Jachaky the 
 fmallcfl duft, Ifa. xL 1 5 5 alfo the upper clouds, 
 the heavens, Pj^ Ixxxix. 38 ; pi. m. tD*^j?n^ 
 
 Jhechakim^ the fkies, ibid, xviii. 1 2 j but pH^V 
 
Jachak^ with ^ fWi i, 3, 5, is^ he laughed, he 
 mocked. pHt^ Jechok^ and pnJ(/Q mtjchok^ 
 laughter orderifion. Lam. iil. 14, Hab. i. lo* 
 
 67. yrw ffDachar. i he was made black, 
 y^/^ XXX. 30. 3 he fought, or fearched early 
 and diligently, IJa. xxvi. 9, from the noun nnt4* 
 JJiachar^ the morning, G<?;/. xix. 15. IJIt^^P 
 mijchar^ the black or dark morning, PJ. ex. 3. 
 ^XVL\f}iachory black: pi. fem. i^i")nu^y//^ri?^r^/, 
 the fame. Cant. v. t i. ^^TS^} fJiechory blacknefs, 
 lyyy?^'^ Jhecharchorely very black, C^;^/. i. 6. 
 
 68. T\T^^ /}. achat. 3 and 5 he corrupted, 
 he deftroyed. 2 and 6 he was corrupted and 
 deftroyed. TSn^2}jachaty corruption, P/7 xvi, 
 10 ; alfo a ditch; fee in r\r\m fljachah, ^PO 
 majhc/iety or H'^H^P mafic/iit, corrupting, or 
 deftroying; alfo 2in?^Q majljchat^ corruption 
 or deftruftion, Levit. xxii. 25. riH^P mifhchat^, 
 corrupted or marred, JJa. lii. 14. 
 
 69. TV^"^ fatali. I he declined, or turned 
 away, Prci;. vii. 25 : pl.m. D^'ipti/ or t^^'^Vjetim^ 
 declining, or turning afide, PJ. ci. 3. 
 
 70. TMQU) foatach. i and 3 he fpread or 
 ftretched out, 'Numb. xi. 32, iy, Ixxxviii. 10, 
 nCt^'D mijhtachy and niiS^P miflitoach, a 
 fpreading out, 2:^^. xxvi. 5, xlvii. 10. 
 
552 "^ti^ 
 
 71. \!:^^ Jhatat, hcnc^Tlt^l!} J/jiua/i, the 
 fhittah tree, or the cedar, I/a. xVu 19: pi. m. 
 U'l^}:) Jljlttimy fhittim wood. 
 
 72. Xl^^ fat amy he hated, G^;/. xxvii. 41. 
 ri/pDCf'^D mejhtemahy hatred, H^/. ix. 7, 8. 
 
 73. \^^ Jatan^ i he hated, he was an adver-^ 
 fary, he accufed, Pf. xxxviii, 21. '^^'^'^^Jitnab, 
 an acciilation or enmity, 2;^^ iv. 6. ]^^i 
 Satan^ Satan, an adverfary or an accufer, the 
 devil, Jcb i. 7, I Kings v. 4. 
 
 74. ^j^ Jkataph. i he flowed, he over-i 
 flowed, he dipped in water, or he did wafli by 
 dipping in water, E7.ek. xvi. 9. 2 and 4 he 
 was overflown, Dan. xi. 22 j he was dipped,^ 
 waflicd, or rinled in water, Le^, vi. 28. ^^pi^ 
 
 Jhetephy an inundation or a flood, PJ. xxxii. 
 6, Nahum i. 8. 
 
 75. ^\^}i} JhoteVi a governor, or public offi- 
 cer, Exod. V. 6. ntpj^^P mijfjtary a ruling, 
 governaient, or dominion. Job xxxviii. 'x^y 
 y^W Jhoiary the fame, as fomej or the fide. 
 Ban, vii. 5. 
 
 76. "^^Jhaiy a gift or prefent, PJ. Ixxvi. 12. 
 
 77. TT^fachy a bufli, flirub, plant, or tree, 
 G^. ii. 5. T\^}V fachy a meditation v f^e i'^ 
 
 ri^t^>^^/b: tb^Jhiloh^ fee in tIw Jhalalu 
 
' 4ti^ 353 
 
 '*ji. r^ '^/;/, hence pl^ maf. U'^?^^ J7jenm, 
 iirinc, I/a, xxxvi, i2; 2 Kings xvnu 27. 
 
 79. ii^)i^tl} Jhelziy Ch. he was perfeded or 
 finifhed, Ezra wi. 15. 
 
 80. TV:^ shir^ hence pi. fern. HITJi^ jte^/, 
 little chains,, or bracelets, Ifa, iii. 19. 
 
 81.. t^,i: fljajijlt, and ^m. /fie/h, marble. 
 Efther i. 6; i Chron. xxix. 2. T^P^ Jhajit^ a 
 -thorn, a biafli of thorns, ^. x. 17. 
 
 82. *2y^ Jhachah. i he did lie down^ or 
 he did lie with. 5 he made or he caufed to 
 lie down; he placed: alfo he did caft or throv; 
 down. 6 he was made to lie, he was placed 1 
 
 ' 2 Sw^jiv, 32, fe^y^. xxxii. 32, T\Z^y2^ jhecha" 
 hahy T\^'2WJhechohety and .32^^D mijhcab^ a lying 
 down, a lying with, alfo a bed: pi. m^. D'^22^*.p 
 inijhcabmy and fern. 1111131^/2 mijhcaboty beds* 
 
 83, T\yil Jachah. i and 7 Ch. he looke^J, 
 he beheld, he imagined, he thought. ^T^P 
 fechijahy an image: pi. fern. T^T^ii^ /ahi/aty Ifa. 
 ii* 16, images or .pidcures. *'!15^* fechviy the 
 nnind, or the heart, J^Z* xxxviii. 36. T\^^tj^ 
 ma/city an image, a pi6lure: alfo a thought or 
 an imagination, Lev. xxvi. i; P^^i?. xviii. 11: 
 |>1. fem. ]ni'^3Cf^J5 majcijoty images or p^iftures, 
 Prov. XXV.. II ; alfo thoughts or imaginations, 
 iy. Ixxiii. 7. 
 
 . . 84. n^Li; Jl achacK i he did forger, T)eiit. 
 
354 ^(il^ ' 
 
 tviii. 14. 3 the fame, or as in 5 he caufed 10 
 be forgotten. Lam. ii. 6 5 or he made to forget, 
 Jer. xxiii, 27. 2 and 7 he was forgotten, or 
 'given over to oblivion, Eccles. viii. lO; ix, 5. 
 TO}i}jajcheach^ forgetting, or who forgets, Pj. 
 ix. 1 8': alfo HDif^ Jhechachy Ch. 5 he did find. 
 ^ he was found, Dan. V4. 5, ^r^ vi. 2, 
 
 85, ^^si} Jhachach. i he was quieted and 
 fettled, he was affuaged; alfo he fet nets, EJih. 
 vii, 10; Jer. v. 26^ 5 he caufed to reft, or he 
 made to ceafe. Numb. xvii. 5; but 1^^^ fachach, 
 with '^ Jifiy he covered, and "^Jt^ Jo-ch^ a co- 
 Tering: fee ^^^facbach. 
 
 86., y2^ JJjachdl. i he was deprived or 
 bereaved, G(?;/. xlili, 14. 3 and 5 he bereaved 
 or deftroyed; he deprived, i Sam. xv. 23\ J^^* 
 1. 9, he made childlefsi alfo to caft the youngs 
 or to bring forth before the time. Gen. xxxi. 38; 
 Hof. ix. 14, to mifcarry in birth. ^^^W fiaccul^ 
 Ty)^^ Jhaccullahy Cant. iv. 2; 2 Sam. xvii. 8, 
 robbed, bereaved, barren, or bereaved of chil- 
 dren, nyi} JJiecholy barrennefs, or lofs of chil- 
 dren, Ifa. xlvii. 8, 9. t2^^ eJhcoU a clufter 
 of grapes: pi. ferru T\r}^^)^ ajhcekty clufters, 
 Gen. xl. 10: fee in H 5 but i^^Jachal^ with ^^fin^ 
 I he profpered, i Sam. xviii. 30: alfo he was 
 intelligent or prudent* 3 and 5 he underftood> 
 he did any thing fldlfully and prudently, he 
 
Se^ 355' 
 
 taufed to underftand; he inftru6ted, PJ, xxxii. 
 8; alio he profpered, or was profperous; Ch. 
 7 he confidered, Dan, vii. 8. ^^^,/echely /3t^ri 
 hqfcely underftanding, or wifdom and prudence, 
 Prov.'uSy alfo fuccefs and profperity, Prov. 
 iii. 4, r^i^Q mafcil^ intelligent or prudent, 
 giving inftruftion. tvh^'^ftchluty folly, Eccki. 
 i.. I7j kt^^D fachalj Ch. ^^T\^^^ Jochletanu, 
 underftanding, Dan. v. ii. 
 
 87. Hi:^^ JlachliU Ch. 3 he perfefted, he 
 abfolved or finiflied. 7 he was finilhed, E^ra 
 iv. 16. 
 
 %%. DOty Pacam. 5 D^2t^n hifljciwy he 
 rofe early in the morning, -P/1 cxxvii. 2 ; y^fr. 
 XXV. 3. ti2i}VJhechemi the fhoulder, the back, 
 G^;/. ix. 23: alfo a part or portion, G^/?. xlviii. 
 22 : a heap of ground, as fonne, PJ. xxi. 13. 
 
 89. \yJ!} Jhachany \ he dwelt, he remained or 
 ftaid. 3 he caufcd to dwell; he placed, Pf. 
 Jxxviii. 60. \y^ Jhacbeny a neighbour, an in- 
 jdweller, Prov. xxvii. 10. l^w^P mijhchan^ a 
 habitation, a dwelling-place, or a tabernacle, 
 PJ. xlvi. 5 \ but fSii? Jaccin^ with t^*^?;?, is a 
 
 nife, Pr^i;. xxiii. 2. 
 
 90. "15^:^ fhachar^ i he was drunk, or 
 led with drink, Ifa. xxix, 9, 3 and 5 he did 
 
 bake drunk, ^er. li. 57. 7 as in i, i San% 
 
 A A 2 
 
55 e ^^ 
 
 i; 14; or he fained himfelf drunk, *)2ti^ 
 Jfjechar^ ftrong drink; making drunk, i Sam. 
 j. 15. ^ysl/JhiccOKy a great drinker, a drunkard: 
 pi. maf. ^^^y^ /Iiiccorim, drunkards, Ifa. xxviii. 
 I. y^'^y^^ Jhiccaroni drunkennefs, Ezek. xxxix. 
 1 9. *12t^i^ ejhchar^ a gift or prefent, Pf. Ixxii. 
 10 ; but 
 
 "l^^fachaTy with ^ firty i he hired for wages, 
 or he rewarded, Prov, xxvi. 10. 2 and 7 he 
 was hired, or he hired himfelf; he earned 
 wages. Hag, i. 6. hence "^^^yi^fachir^ hired; a 
 jachavy ^ptJ^ Jecher^ H'lSt^P majcoret^ wages, 
 hireling, or a mercenary, Exod. xxii. 1 5, "IJt^ 
 a hire, or a reward. Gen. xxix. 15, 
 
 ' \y^^! Jhalanan^ fee l^^^y^^^^;/, mod quiet^ 
 Job xxi. 23. 
 
 '91. :tli>J}jalah\ pi. maf. D^3^.^^ Jhelahhim, 
 ladders, degrees, ledges, or heights afcending 
 by degrees, i Kings vii. 28 : hence 4 'Ob^sl) Jhul- 
 laby he was fet in order by fteps or degrees : 
 pi. fern, r\1!3vt!;^ mejhullahoty fet in order, or 
 equally diftant by degrees, Exod, xxvi. 17. 
 
 92. ^^.P.Jhelegy fnow, Ps. li. 8 : hence in 5 
 was white as fnow, Ps, Ixviii, 15. 
 
 93^ "^-M Jhalahy i he was quiet, he was fafe, 
 he was in peace, happy, and ateafe; he pros'- 
 
b^ 357 
 
 percd, &c. Pj. c'xxii, 63 Job iii. 26, 2 he 
 erred, or he went aftray, or he was deceived, 
 2 Chron. xxix. 1 1, or he was negligent, 5 he 
 caufed to err, or he deceived, 1 Kings \v. 2^6. 
 1^ and Ch. l7i^ Jlaluy error or raihnefs, and 
 imprudence, 2 <S*<j?;;/, vi. 7; D<^//. iii. 295 vi. 4, 
 17L^ or v}^ JJoaleVi peaceable, or at eafe, pros- 
 perous, wholly in peace, or in profperity, 'Job 
 xxi, 23; Fs. Ixxiii. I2; Zech. vii. 7. n7C^ 
 Jh^lehy Ch. the fame, D^^/. iv. 4. vtj^ y2?^//, 
 2 ^n'^w. iii. 27. T\T}yt}j}:ahahy Hlv^^ Jheleiah^ 
 eafe, peace, or profpericy, pj, xxx. 6^ felicity, 
 pr happinefs, Fs. cxxii. 7 : hence Tn^'ij Jlnloh^ 
 A Saviours happy, blefied, peaceable, one of 
 the glorious names of Christ, who is our only 
 Saviour and peacemaker, as fome; but more 
 probably this fignification refers to ha. xi. 6, 
 ,7, 8, 9, 10: fee alfo Dr. Taylor's Con- 
 cordance, article '^'^i^* j^/7. No. 1934, ['^The 
 original of the word ^^^'^ Jbiloh, Gen. xlix, 10, 
 is uncertain; but itappeareth very ckarly from 
 the circumftances mentioned in the text, that 
 the Mefliab is intended. See Dr. Patrick upon 
 j:he place." The fame opinion is held by the 
 three Targums, viz. Jonathan, Onkelis, and 
 Jerufalem, and by the mod eminent Rabbins^ 
 JHebrew commentators, and cabalifts, viz. Rab* 
 
358 b^ 
 
 Sol. Jarchi, Rab. D. Kimchi, Abenezar, Rab. . 
 Bechai, and Chezkuni; for which fee Buxtorf s 
 Lexicon on article Tt)}i} fhalah. See alfo Pj. 
 Ixxviii. 59, 60, 61 ; alfo /^. Ixxii. 17.] I^!*lW 
 Jhiljah^ the after- birth, wherein the young one is 
 lapt and kept at eafe, as fonne; but the text of 
 the Bible, * her young one^ is more proper. 
 See the quotation in Dr. Taylor's Concorde 
 ance, zxi\z\^TtW Jhalah^ No. 195;?, [" new- 
 born babe. Dr. Patrick,] T)eut. xxviii.57; upon 
 what authority fome render this word by ^ after- 
 birth,' I cannot find." 
 
 TOiTv)^ fhalebet^ a flame : fee in 3f1/ lahah. 
 
 94. \Wjelav^ a quail : pi. maf. ^Vp^ Jahimy 
 quails. Numb. xi. 31; Ps. cv. 40. 
 
 95. T\W Jhalacby i he fent, 1 and 4 he was 
 fent, 3 he fent away, he caft down, he expelled, 
 5 he fent in or upon, Lev. xxvi. 22. T\1J1} 
 
 Jhelachy a dart, a fword, or weapon, 1 Chrcn. 
 xxxii, 5 : pi, maf. D'^^7^^ Jhelachim^ darts or 
 weapons: alfo plants, G?;7/.i v. 13. Vir)ti} JhiU^ 
 luacby a gift : pi. maf. "O^Tw)^ Jhilluchimy gift! 
 or prefents, i Kings ix. 16 : alfo difmiffions or] 
 fendings away, Exod. xviii. 2. ^rh^ Jhulchany 
 a table, ha. xxviii, 8 : pi. fern. T^XVh^^ Jkelu* 
 tboty plants, Isa\ xvi. 8. Hv^'D mijhlach^ 
 T^'Ocp^ mijhlachat^ D*i/tf^P mt/bloaeb^ a fending^ 
 
a fending forth, &c. Ps. Ixxviii. 49: alfo a dis- 
 charge, or cafling of weapons, Eccles. viii. 8 j, 
 any thing that may be fent. 
 
 96- ^^^Jloalat^ I he ruled, he had or he 
 exercifed dominion and power. 5 he caufed 
 ro rule, he made to govern, he ftiffered to 
 have dominion, Pi^ cxix. 133. ^^IMJhallity 
 a ruler or governor, a lord or mafter,, Eccles^ 
 X. 5. P^?^ JhittGny \^^\fhaltany^ dominion, 
 rule, Eccles. viii.. 4; or power: alfo pl..maC 
 "O^&im Jhiltomm, and Ch. "^y^Ji^P, Jhaltanaja,^ 
 milers: alfo dominions, i)^>/. iii. 2; vii. 27: pL. 
 mat "^^W Jhelalimy Ihields, Canh iv. 4^ 
 
 97. Y}'2} Jhalachy 5 he did caft or throw, he 
 Gad forth^.or he caft downs he caft aw^ay, 6 he 
 was caft down or caft put, D^n. viii. 11. "^7^ 
 
 Jhalachy the cormorant, as fome; the night- 
 crow, as others; the name o fome unclean: 
 bird^ L<?'z;. xi. 17. 
 
 98. TWJhalal^ r he fpoiled, he robbed. 7 
 he gave himfelf up for a prey, or he was. 
 fpoiled, Ps. Ixxvi. 5j Isa. lix. 15; or as 
 fome, he was-mad, or he was accounted mad, 
 and fpoiled of his mind. n^^Jholal^ "Job xii*. 
 1 7> 1 9> fpoiled. or mad, Mk. i.. 8. ^^^^Jhalaly 
 a-prey,,or fpoil, Cen. xlix. 27. 
 
 99. tn^ Jhalam^ i he was perfe^ed, or 
 
366 h^ 
 
 made perfed : alfo he had peace, or he was at 
 peace, Job xxii. 21 : alfo he prayed for peace - 
 he faluted, 1 Kings yi . i2* 3 he perfcded or 
 accomplifhed : alfo he patd, repaid, or recom- 
 penfed. 4 he was repaid, or recompcnfed. ^ 
 the fame with 3: alfo he made peace, or 
 entered into peace. Ch. i he w^as perfeded, 
 or finiQied, Ezra v. 16. 6 he was at peace, 
 or peace was made. Job v. 23. Ch. 5 he 
 rendered or delivered, Ezra vii. 19. DIviZ'' or 
 D7t^ Jhtllumy and TXuiy) Jhtllumahy a recom- 
 penfe, a reward, Pj. xci. 8 \ Mica vii. 3. 
 U^,^ Jhilkmy Beut. xxxii. 2Sy ^^e fame. 07^;* 
 Jbalem, perfeft, whole, or complete, Deut. xxvii. 
 6; XXV, 15. pi. mzi. t2^01^ J^:>skmim;i peace- 
 able, Gen, xxxiv. 2i ulll} J^ekmy a lacrifice 
 of thankfgiving, or a peace offering, Jmos v. 
 22* pi. maf. U^bu7t(/ Jhalmoniniy recompenfe 
 or rewards, ha. i. 23. ul^ JJjolemy he who is 
 at peace, Ps. vii. 5. tn}'^ Jhalom^ peace, 
 profperity, bappinefs. Gen. xliii. 23. pi. mafl 
 U'lyhU^ JJjolo?niniy Ps. iv. 21, thofe who are at 
 peace, or whole and all, jfer. x'm. 19: alfo 
 X^^Dv}\l} JhiUtmimy Isa. xxxiv. 8, recompenfes. 
 But TSul^Jalmahy with tJ^ firiy is a garment, 
 or cloathing, Exod. xxii. 26 ^ the fame with 
 T\^'ty^ftmlab fecit. 
 
^^ 
 
 22^ 551 
 
 lod. ^'^ Jhdoph^ I he drew forth, or he 
 drew out, chiefly the fword, Judg. viii. 20: 
 alio he did grow up, as fome; or he plucked 
 up, as others. Fs. cxxix. 6. 
 loi. ^^%' floalojh, three: pi. maf. C^t^^^t:^ 
 thirty, Gen. v. x6. ^IV^h^} J/jeli/hi, H^t^^'^^t^^ 
 Jhelijhijahy TS^V^hV:; JJjeliJIjit^ the third, the third 
 part : pi. maf. ^^^^l}^ jJoilieJImn^ thofe of the 
 third, or the poflerity to the third generation^ 
 Exod.^x. ^. 'CiS^iy} JJoilfkom^ the third day : 
 alfo before, i Sam. iv. 7. ^^T^^ ffjalij/j^ a cap- 
 tain, or a chief lord, 2 Kings vii. a : alfo three- 
 fold, or a great meafure, Ps. Ixxx, 6. pi. nnaf. 
 'QV^hj2}j/jali/him^ captains, Exod. xv. 4, ' ^I^^^P 
 milllojhy three, Gd-;/. xxxviii. 24; hence in 3 
 ^^^'0 fbilkjk^ he divided into three parts, D^/^^, 
 xix 3. or he did the third time, i Kings xviii. 
 34. alfo he made threefold. ^'^'^'O me/hulla/h'^ 
 and n!^*7L!/p meJkuUejhet^ three years old, G^;/ 
 XV. 9. 
 
 102. L^^ijhemy a name, G^;/. ii. ii, pi. fern. 
 T\M2V) Jhemoty names; but ^^^ /amy with '^fwy 
 is a local particlej there, thither, to that place : 
 hence fome derive the noun du. m. ^^J2^^Jha^ 
 majimy the heavens. Gen. \. i. fee the word 
 explained in the fecond commandment* 
 
3G2 a? 
 
 biit2W femol, the kfc hand. Sec in tect?^ 
 Jamal. 
 
 103. "yC^t! Jhamady 2 he was deftroycd, G^;/.. 
 xxxiv. 30. 5 he did dcftroy, Lev. xxvi. 30, 
 
 104. T\T2i*\l/ Jamachy i he rejoiced, he was 
 gladi hence he Ihined, Prcf^. xiii. 9. 3 andi 
 5 he made glad, or he caufed to rejoice, Ps., 
 Jxxxix, 42. n^iy Jameach^ rejoicing, or 
 glad, Trov* xv. 13. pi. maf. ^^'^^ Jemechlmy 
 the fame, P^. xxxv> 26. T\T\1^t! ftmchah^ joy 
 or gladnefs, Pj". iv. 7. pi. fern. rUnDLJ^ y^;;^^- 
 ri?^/, gladnefles, Pj. xvi. lu 
 
 105. H^u^ Jham^J ^ I and 5 he ceafed,, or 
 reftedj he releafed, he intermitted, or remitted:, 
 alfo he did throw or cad down, he .did lliake,. 
 Q, he was caft down, or overthrown^ Ps. cxli., 
 6, T^'Ci^fjemittahy an intermiffion^ or releafe,, 
 Deut. XV. 2; xxxi. 10, or a fetting free. 
 
 106. T^^'iyVjemichahy a mantle, or blanket,, 
 'Judges iv. 18. 
 
 107. b'Ci^/amaly hence I'^'H^ /emcl^tht left: 
 hand, the left part or fide, w^^'^'^/emaliy left, 
 or left ha-nd, i Kings vii. 21 : hence in 5 he 
 declined, or went to the left hand, Cen. xiii. 9, 
 ilTQU/ J: mlak J the fame mih r]Db^W/aImahy b. 
 garment, Deut. xxii. 5. 
 
 J 08, ^'^^^ Jhamamy i he deftroyed, or laid 
 
t2t:}' 363 
 
 dcfolate: alfo he was defolate, orvvafted^ Lam* 
 V. 1 8 : alfo he was amazed, or aftoni(hed, J/a. 
 ]ii. 14. 2 the fame : he was aftonifhed, and 
 laid wafte. 3 and 5 he did lay defolace, or he 
 made wafte,. 2 Chron. xxxvi. 21, he was afto- 
 nifhcd, jD^. viii. 27, or he brought defQJation 
 on himfelf, Eccles.yu, idy which fome refer to 
 2. tit2^ Jhcmemy defolate, laying defolate, or 
 aftoni.fliing: pi. maf. ^^^^2^^'^ Jhomemim^ defo- 
 late, Lam.x. 16. TMyt^*^^ Jhomemah^ 1^2/2^^ 
 Jloemamahy , \^f2f^li} Jhimmamon^ defolation, de- 
 ftruftion : alfo defolate. TSl^'QJJhammahy afto- 
 nifliment, era wonderful thing: alfo defola- 
 tion. pi. fern. r^1S^y{&^/;;;c/, defolations; but 
 n^'CDij^ Jemamity with, t^ ftriy is a fpider, 
 Pr^z^. XXX. 28. 
 
 109. \'O0Jhamany i he was fat^DeuL xxxii. 
 15. 5 he fatted, or made fat, Ifa. vi lo* 
 \D^ JhameHy fat : hence rich or plenteous^ 
 IJa. XXX. 23. \^W. fiemen^ V^W^ mijhmany fat- 
 nefs : alfo oil, or ointment : pi. maf. D^iDS^*.^ 
 majhmannim^ and DSDC^i^l ajhmannimy fatneffcs, 
 or fat things, as fome, IJa. lix. 10. ^^tlW Jhe^ 
 monahy eight: pi. m. "^^^^^^^Jhemontmy eighty. 
 '^'^'QW Jhemini^ the eighth, 
 
 1 10. V^'^Jhamangy 1 he heard, hehearkened^ 
 hence he obeyed. 2 be was heard, and obeyed^ 
 
Ps. xviii. 45. 3 and 5 he caufed to hear, he did 
 promulgate, or divulge abroad, he proclaimed, 
 or called together by proclamation, 7 Ch. he 
 hearkened or obeyed, Dan. vii. aj. ^(i^. /he- 
 mgy VnM Jloemang, TViXy^ ffoemugnah, VDILV 
 miJJjmcmz^ Tv^^lZZ'T} haO.mazniit^ and l'^lli2ll}D 
 mifmnagnaty 1 Sam, xxii. 14, a hearing, or 
 hearkening^ a report, fame^ a fpeech, a found, 
 or noife : alfo obedience : pi. fem. TS^i)T2'2^* 
 Jlemugmt^ reports, or tidings, Z)^/7. xi. 44. 
 
 111, ^'Q^^ fiemetZy a little, or a little por- 
 tion, J^^ iv. 12; xxvi. 14. TT^'O^If Jhimtzahy 
 fhame or ignominy, Exod. xxxii. 25. 
 
 112. ^\0^ foo/uiar^ I he kept, he did keep 
 or obferve; he refcrved-, or preferved, P/, Ixxxix. 
 29, 2 and 7 he was kept, or he kept himfclf, 
 or he did take heed to himfelf,. Ps. xviii. 23., 
 MaLxu 15. y^Ty^' Jljamh\ briers, or iliarp 
 thorns, IJa, v. 6 : alio a moft hard ftone, as a 
 diamond, or the adamant ftone, Jer. xvii. i. 
 pL maC D'^"?/^!^ fimmurhn^ and fern. mi^:t^' 
 
 Jhemurcty obfervations, or keepings : alfo 
 watchingSj or v/atching, Pj. Ixxvii, 5: alfo 
 pi. maC D^^'l^t^ Jhemariniy lees, or dregs. 
 nCt^.p mifn^nar^ T\^/Qt^'Q mifljmeret^ a keep- 
 ing, or obfervation : alfo a prifon, a cuftody: 
 pi. fern. nnptf^'Q mijhmcTQt^ Numb. viii. 26, 
 
watches or charges. fTI^XD^i^ ajhrnuraby and 
 ni ?{^'i^ ojhmcret^ a watch, PJ. xc. 4. 
 
 113. ^'12i'\l} /hamme^'hy Ch. 3 he miniftered^ 
 or ferved, Dan. vii. 17. h^na^ '^^^^ Jhc?nejhy 
 the fun, the public aiinifter and fervant of the 
 whole world, Joelu. 10. 
 
 \2} Jhen^ a tooth : fee \^j^ Poanan. 
 
 114. ^5^/^/^d?, I and 3 he hated, he did pro- 
 fecute with hatred. 2 he was hated, Prov. 
 xiv. 17. ^i^ty/?;7^ and i^.5u^^p meJannCy hating, 
 or he who hateth. nif^52f'/;/;/^Z?, hatred, Ps. 
 XXV. 19. n^^2^*y^A7;^r^//, hated, Z)^/(^/. xxi. 15. 
 
 ' \^)t:j}mian, fee in nj::^/;^;^^. 
 
 1 15. 2l'C} Jhanaby hence 22^^^^^ ejhnahy a win- 
 dow, a lattice or cafement, Prov. vii. 6. 
 
 116. T]a\1} Jbanaby i to do the fecond time, 
 or to do again, or he repeated and doubled any 
 acElion, 2 Sam. xx. 10: alfo he was changed, 
 Mai. iii. 6, he was diverfe, or different from 
 what he was, 1 it was done over again, or 
 doubled, Cen. xli. 32. 3 and 5 he changed. 
 4 it was doubled, or he was changed. 7 he 
 diflembled, or he changed himfelf, or he was 
 changed. "S^^^ Jhenajinty du. maf. and pi. fern, 
 X^TSQ; Jhettdjiniy two. ^^V Jloeniy t^V^^fljenity the 
 fecond, fecond ly, or again. TS^^^ Jfoanahy a year: 
 
36^ Dti? 
 
 ' du. maf. ti)'r(l^' Jhenafajim^ two years : pi. ftm. 
 T\^y^ Jhenoty and maf. ^^^ Jhanim^ years. ^^2^ 
 . Jhaiii^ fcarlet : pi. maf. ^l^ jhanim^ clothes 
 inade of fcarlet, \^}^ Jhinatty a reiteration, or 
 repeating, or doing a thing a fecond time, as 
 fome ; but the generality of lexicographers ar- 
 range this amongft the roots of four letters, 
 agreeing with the text of the Bible: fee Ps. 
 Ixviii. 1 8. njS^^/P mijlinehy two-fold or double; 
 the fecond, the fecond part: alfo a copy, or 
 an example of any thing, 'Deut. xvii, i8 : pL 
 maf. D^-JJf^P rnij'mm^ fecond, or of a fecond 
 fort, I Chron. xv. i8; Ezra i, lo. 
 
 117. \y^/handn^ i and 3 he Iharpened, he 
 whetted or made fliarp. 7 he ftiarpened him- 
 felfi he was grieved; pricked, or {harpened 
 within, Ps. Ixxiii. 2t. \^ jhen^ a tooth: alfo a 
 fliarp rock : alfo ivory, or the elephant's tooth; 
 'du. maf. t^V^ Jhinnajim^xk\t teeth, or both the 
 rows of the teeth. T]Ty^ Jheninah^ 2, proverb, 
 bye-word, or a fharp and fatyrical fpeech, 
 Beut. xxviii. 37. pi. maf. ^li^"^^}!^. Jhenhabbim^ 
 ivory, or elephants' teeth, i Kings x. 22. 
 
 iiS. ViU/Jhinnes, 3 he girded up, i Kings 
 xviii. 46. ' 
 
 119.- npt^and TW'^ Jhajah^ i and 3 he 
 fpoiled or robbed, ^ xliv. ii; IJa.y.. ij; 
 Jer. XXX. 16. 
 
W 367 
 
 120. T)D^ Jhajas^ i he fpoiled or robbed^: 
 1 he was fpoiled, Ifa.mu i6. HBti^/p me/hi/-* 
 
 Jahy a prey or ipoil : pi. fern. TUDt^^jp mftijfot, 
 Hab. ii. 7, booties. 
 
 121. VQ'^ Jhafang^ i and 3 he cut afiin- 
 der, he clave into two. V^^fiejang^ a cleft> 
 or rent. 
 
 122. ^^ JhilJephi 3 he cut, or he hewed in 
 'pieces, i Sam, xv, 23- 
 
 123. fll?{i^ /hagnahy i he looked, he beheld, 
 he looked upon, he looked fiom^ he turned 
 away himfclf 5 he defifted, or left off from any 
 thing : alfo he ddighted himfelf in any thing : 
 and from the Ch. Vy^ -fhuang^ it is to be over- 
 laid, daubed or befmeared, as a wall : hence to 
 'be covered, or darkened, or made dim, being 
 fpoken of the eyes, IJa. xxxii. 3. 3 V'^X^ 
 
 Jhignajhangy by doubling the two firft radicals, 
 he delighted, P^.cxix. 70. 4 he was delighted, 
 Ifa. Ixvi. 1 25 or dandled. 5 he left off, or 
 he ceafed from any thing, he fpared, Pf. xxxix, 
 13. 7 he was aftonilhed and amazed, or 
 greatly difmayed, Ifa. xli. ic, 23 : alfo he 
 delighted himfelf, P^. cxix. 16. ^VJi^ Jhagnahy 
 and t^TS^.}^ Jhagnata^ Ch. an hour, Dan. iv. 19^ 
 iii. 15. n^/^P mijhgnehy an afpeft, or a look- 
 
 iing upon, Ezek, xvi. 4. pi. maf, U'^ml^J.p. Jhag^ 
 
nap.ugmmy delights or plcafures, Prov. viii. 70j 
 Ifa. V, 7. 
 
 124. \^V'^ JI.agnat, henct tllD^Jbagnalah, 
 the ftamping, properly of horfes* ffct, Jer.xlviu 
 ^{. X^Wi^ jhagnatnez^ (this is a word with five 
 
 radix letters^) any thing made of divers forts 
 and kinds of things, as a garment made of 
 wool and linen, Lev. xix. 19; Deut. xxii, 11. 
 
 125. ^VJ^ Jhognaly the fift, or the hollow of 
 the hand, Ifa. xL 12. pi. maf. "S^^VJV Jhegnalim^ 
 handfulls, 1 Kings xx. 10. iVy^ Jhugnal^ a fox. 
 Lam. V. 18. nW'O mijhgnol^ a path, properly 
 walled upon both fides, Numb. xxii. 24, 
 
 126. \V^ JhagnaUy 2 he frayed himfelf, or 
 leaned upon any thing, Prov. \\u 15. H?^0 
 nii/hgnariy Hi^tf^O mijlognenaby il5if^'*Q mijlogne^ 
 nety a (lay, or any thing to lean upon, as a ftaff, 
 or any prop or pillar to reft upon, E^od. xxi. 
 19; IJa. iii. i Jliy.ti^Q mijhgncmoiy pL fern, 
 ftaves, Numb. xxi. 18. 
 
 D'^SJ^^ Jegni^himy pi, maf. thoughts^ <3r 
 branches : fee in ^.^fagtiaph. 
 
 127. "^VjL'Jhagnary i he thovrght, Pr(?z;. xxiii. 
 7 5 he efteemed. ^V]^ /loagnary a port, or gate: 
 pi.. maf. D'^T'I^^^T^^^w^nV;/, gates, or ports, Ps. 
 xxiv. 9: alfo meafures, G^;/. xxvi. 12. /^J^t!^ 
 
 Jhcgnery a porter, or keeper of the gate^ 2 Kings 
 
vii. io>. ni/ty Jhognar^ horribk, or vile. 
 ^^y^Vi^ Jhagnarurahy i^^^iy^Vj^ jhagnarurit^ 
 *^t'^^*^^V^^^^r//ry^^, a horrible thing, or vile- 
 nefs, or filthinefs, Jer.\.'^o\ xviii. 13.; Hof, 
 vi. 10: as from the following root^ 
 
 ^y^Jl^fagaary with ^\^ fm^ is he was horribly 
 afraid, Ezek. xxvii. 35 ^Vj^l Jagnar^ horror, or 
 great fear: alfothe hair, Judg. xx. 16. pi. fern. 
 'r\'^^)iM Jagneroty the Hime, PJ* xL 13: alfo a 
 whirlwind, as ^1^9 Jagnar^ ^J^^ j/^^^^^j ^<?'z^ 
 xiii. 10, I he hair. "T^J/Ci^ JagtiiTy hairy, G^;/. 
 xxvii. II. alfo a goat, Lev. iv. 24, 128. alfo a 
 a fatyr, or a wild liairy man, /j^. xxxiv, 14. 
 pi. maf D^^T'V^^ fegnirim^ fatyrs, Jj^. xiii. 12*^ 
 alfo fmallrain, Beut. xxxii. 2. pi. fern. Tl^iHi/C^ 
 
 Jegnirot^ hairy, G<?;7. xxvii. 23. rH^VMl fegnirah^ 
 a flie-goat. T^^V'^ fegnorahy and pi. m. D^'ii'^* 
 
 Jegnortm^ barley, becaufe it is hairy, !)/?/. viii. 8. 
 V0]l}^ Jhignajhangi he delighted himfelf: fee 
 in T]ilU^Jhagnah. 
 
 128. il^^J/japhahy i and 4 he was high and 
 eminent, J/a. xiii. 2; ^6*^ xxxiii. 21, *^?t?^ 
 JJoephiy a high and eminent place^ a hill: pi. m. 
 'C!^')^^ Jhephajimi high or eminent places^ Jer^ 
 iii. 2, 21: pi. fem. Pi\^^ Jhephot, cheefe, 
 2 6"^^. xvii. 29 i but 
 
 B B 
 
3(J8 ^^ 
 
 r^^ii/ /ephah, with ^/;/^ is the lip of the 
 mouth; hence the bank of a river, a fhore, &c. 
 alfo a fpeech : du, maf. tS^T^^l^ fepbatajimy and 
 pi. fem. riin5J^'/;)i?/?/, the lips, Pf. ^\v. 2; li. 
 i6; C^;;/. V. 13, 
 
 129. TXHi^^* Jhiphchahy a maid-fervant, or a 
 hand-maid, Gen xii. i6 nnSc^*/p mi/hfachahy 
 a family: alfo a kindred ; a whole tribe and 
 nation : pL fem. illHSt^D mijhpachot^ families, ; 
 or kindreds, Pf. xxii. 28; but 
 
 T\l:iU^ ftppachy-wixh ''^fn^ 3 he did fmite with 
 fcab, I/a. iii. 12. fee in ^^^^ fapach. 
 
 130. '0%^} Jbaphaty i and 3 he judged, he 
 gave fentence of judgment. 2 he was judged, 
 or he offered himfelf to be judged; he did 
 plead, or contend in judgment, Ezek. xx. 35, 
 36. ^0%^ Jloophety a judge: pi. maf. D^lP5^* 
 
 jfoophtim^ judges. ^^^'^ Jhaphet^ Ch. the fame. 
 C3lDt^/g^^^:/&c/, judgment, 2 C6r^;/. xx. 9. pi m. 
 C^iplDt^yB^^to/;;/, judgments, fo^/^. xxiii. to. 
 XT'l^i^"^} jfbephaiimy Exod. vii. 4, the fame. 23t^P 
 mijhpaty judgment, or the fentence of judg- 
 ment; hence right, law, reafon: alfo a fafhion, . 
 manner, or cuflom : pi. maf. D'^ipSt^P mijhpa* ' 
 //>;/, judgments, righteous ftatutes, PJ. Ixxii. i. 
 
 131. ^1^^ Jhaphachj i he poured out, or he 
 poured forth. 2 and 4 he was poured forth. 
 
7 the fame j or he poured forth himfelf. 
 Lam. ii. 12. 
 
 ^^^ Jhephechi a pouring out, Lev. iv. 12, 
 T]'2^^^ Jhaphchah^ privy member, Deut. xxiii. i. 
 
 132. 1%^ Jhaphaly i he was humble and 
 lowly, he was humbled, or laid low, Ifa. ii. 1 1, 
 or he humbled himfelf. 5 he humbled, he 
 brought or laid low, he caft down, Ps. cxlvii. 
 6. vSJi? or ^^'^ Jhaphal^ humble, or lowly : 
 alfo bafe, low. ^3J^ (hephel, H^^ti^ fliiphlahy 
 and Tw}^^ Jhiphluty lowlinefs, or humility^ a 
 low condition. Ps. cxxxvi. 23; a letting down, 
 or laying low. *^7?5^^ JJoephelah^ a plain, or a 
 low place. 
 
 133. DDti; Jloaphmuy the upper lip, Lev. 
 xiii. 45. 
 
 134. \^'^ Jhaphan^ a hare or coney, Z(?z;. xi. 
 5 i Z)<?///. xiv. 7. 
 
 135. V^^^J&ephangf affluence or abundance, 
 D^/^/. xxxiii. 19. illl^"^ Jhiphgnahy the fame : 
 alfo a troop, or company, 2 7ft;/^j xix. 17. 
 
 236. ^^\i^^/haphaphyhcncQX^^^^^Jhephiphon, 
 an adder, or an arrow, fnake. Gen. xlix. 17. 
 
 p^i^/aphaky fee p^D/aphak. 
 *li37. "^^^ Jhaphachy i he was fair, comely, or 
 goodly to behold; to be pleafant. 3 he made 
 fair, or be adorned and garnifhed, yoixxvu i j. 
 
 B B 2 
 
370 pa^ 
 
 "l^^l) Jhepher y fairnefs, elegance, comellnefs, or 
 goodlinefs, Gen. xlix. 21. ^"^^W Jhappiry Ch. 
 fair, or elegant, or goodly. ^'^^ Jhophary a 
 trumpet: pi fem. T^^i:^"^ Jhof.haroty trumpets, 
 Judges vii. 20. "^^^^ JhaphiVy the name of a 
 place, or a fair and elegant place, Mtc. i. ii, 
 T*15ti^ a fair tent, or a royal pavilion, Jer. xliii. 
 10. "^^^^^^W Jhepbarperay Cb. (the fair and 
 beautiful) morning, JD^w. vi. 19. ISt^i^ ^/6- 
 ^^r, a fair or goodly piece or portion of any 
 thing, 2 Sam. vi. 19. 
 
 138. T\^'^ Ji.aphaty i he difpofed, or he did 
 place and fetin order, 2 Kings iv. 38. du. maf. 
 D^J^i^D^ Jhephattaimy pots, properly tile pots fet 
 in order to be burned, Ps. Ixviii. 145 the two 
 hearthftones, or hooks, Ezek. xl. 43; or two 
 ranks of pots ; alfo du. maf. Dl'Ptjti^P mijhpe- 
 tajim^ two burthens, fuch as are put upon affes 
 to bear. Gen. xlix, 14; or Iheep-folds, Judg. 
 V. 16. 
 
 139. ^.'^! JJjetzephy a little, a moment, or a 
 little while, IJa. liv. 8. 
 
 141. "p'^Jaky a fack, or fackcloth : pL m, 
 ti^r^%' /akkim, facks, or fackcloth, Gen. xlii. 
 
 35, 35- 
 
P^ 371 
 
 141. "^pj^' /Jiakad, I he watched, Pi. cxxvii, 
 I ; he was diligent, or he haftened, Jer. i. 11. 
 
 1]>li/ Jhaked, an alnnond tree: pi. m.DnjP.^^ 
 Jhekediniy almonds, Eccles.\\). 5; G^;?. xliii. 11: 
 hence the part. 4 pi. maf. ^^^pjl^^mejhukkadimy 
 made like unto almonds, Exod. xxv, 23y 34> 
 derived from the former nounj but 
 
 Ip'U^fakady with ^^ ftHy in 2, is, he was bound 
 or tied. Lam. i. 14. 
 
 142. T^Y^ Jj.akahy 5 he caufed, or he gave 
 to drink, he watered, or he made moift. a 
 he was drowned in water, Amos viii. 8. fee 
 
 V\^]^ Jhakang. 4 he was watered, or made 
 moift, Job xxi. 24. "^^^^ Jhikkuty watering, or 
 moiftening, Prov. iii. 3. pi. maf. ^^^^^^^ Jhik- 
 kujim, or ^"^^^^^^^ Jhikkuvajimy drink, Ps. cii. lO; 
 Hof. ii. 5, T\p.p Jbokety a watering trough : p), 
 fem. nirVj^fi^ jhikataty watering troughs, Gm 
 XXX. 38. ni>t^/2 majhkehy drink, I/a. xxxii. 6. 
 alfo one giving drink, Hab. ii. 15. alfo a moift 
 or fat pafture, Gen. xiii. 10. pi. maf. D^'Pt^D 
 majhkimy butlers, or cup-bearers, i Kings 1^. 5. 
 1 4 J. l^Y^ fi^katj I he refted, or was quiet. 
 5 the fame : alfo he caufed to reft, or he made 
 quiet, he appeafed, he gave reft, Pf. xliv. 13. 
 ^WJheket, and ^O'p.^T] hqflikety Ifa. xxxii. 17, 
 quietnefs, reft, or tranquillity. 
 
372 ^\i/ 
 
 144. ^^Ji^Jhakal^ I he weighed, a Sa:n. xiv, 
 i. 2 he was weighed, Jg^ vi. 2. /f^.t^ 
 JJiekely a Iheke], or a piece of money which 
 contains twenty geras, Exod. xxx. 13, and 
 each gera weighed fixteen barley grains, after 
 the Hebrews' account : pi. m. "^[^^i} Jloekalim^ 
 ihekels, Exod. xxi, 32. vj^^^^ mijhkal^ and 
 ^Ip^^O mijhkoly a weight. T\^}>pX^ miJJokelety 
 a plunnmet, or a plumb line, 2 Kings xxu 13 5 
 Jyfe. xxviii. 17. 
 
 145. U'f^^lt; Jhikmimy ^nd TMt^'p^ J^ikmot, 
 pi. maf. and fern, fycamore trees, Pj. Ixxviii. 
 47 ; /j^. ix. 10 : or their fruit, ylmos vii. 14. 
 
 146. V^^ Jloakangy i and 2 he was drowned, 
 or he funk down. 5 he caufed to drown, or to 
 fink: alfo he made deep, Ezek. xxxii. 14. 
 yj^a/p mijhkangy the bottom, or the ground, 
 or the depth, Ezek. xxxiv. 18 : pi. fern. 
 nnnj7J5ti^ Jhekagnaruroty deep or hollow 
 ftreaks. Lev. xiv. 37. 
 
 147. ^'1^ Jhakaphj 2 and 5 he looked, he 
 beheld, Pj. Ixxxv. 12: he looked down, Pj. 
 xiv. 2. '^p.t^ Jhekephy an afpeft, or a window: 
 pi. maf. '^'^'i^^^'^ Jhekuphimy profpefts, or win- 
 dows, I Kings vi. 4, ^1pt^/P majhkophy the 
 upper door-poft, or threfhold, aW. xii. 7. 
 
 148. fp^^//^'^^/2:y 3 he abhorred, he loathed. 
 
1^ 373 
 
 or dctefled, Bent. vii. 26. Y^}^ /J:eketz, \^^ 
 Jbikkutzykxn abomination, oradet-etohle thing: 
 pi. maf. C^VM^^ Jhikkutzimy abomination?, or 
 abominable and detcftable things,, j^^r. iv^ i. 
 
 1 49. p(?^ J'- akaky I he did run up and down, 
 he ranged, or run to and fro, I/a. xxxiii, 4, 
 7 to run, or joftle one againft another, Nah. \u 
 4, 'p^'OmeJheky and "p^^ majhak^ running to 
 and fro, I/a. xxxiii. 4; Gen. xv. 2. 
 
 150 ^pj2} Jl.akury I and 8 he lied, or he dealt 
 falfely and deceitfully, Ps. Ixxxix, 35. "ij^.^li^ 
 //^^r, falfehoodj a lie: pi. maf. Dnp^:^^/^y^^- 
 ;m, lies, Ps. ci. 7 ; but 
 
 "^"PP. /ikker^ with '^ fin^ in 3 is to w/ink, or to 
 twinkle and look wantonly, as feme: orhtTS to 
 deceive, or look deceivingly with the eyes, as 
 from the fonPier root, I/a. lii. 16'. 
 
 151, )^^/haray Ch. i and 3 he dwelt,, or 
 heflrayedj alfo he diflblved, or loofed: alfo 
 he did begin. 7 lie was loofed^. Han. iu 22 j 
 V. 6, 16. 
 
 152*. ^^/ba^aby heat, or a hor dry place, 
 Jfa. xxxv. 7; xlix. 10. 
 
 153, ^^^^'^.Jharbiti a feeptre, Efther v 2. 
 
 15-4. TW/aragy 4 and 7 to be wrapt or 
 folded up together, Job xt. 17 : pi m. wl^'J'^'l^* 
 
3*74 ^a^ 
 
 Jariginiy branches, properly folded or wrapt 
 together, G^;/. xl. lo, 12. 
 
 ^55- ^^}^ Jarady i to remain, or to be left 
 remaining, Jojh. x. ao. TyiJ Jarid^ left re- 
 .mainingj or a remnant. "^"^j^Jeredy 3. meafuring 
 line. "TW Jerady miniftry, or fervlce, a;^^. 
 xxxi. 10. 
 
 156. Tn^ fliarahyi he loofed, he fent away, 
 or he directed 3 he melted. Job xxxvii, 3: he 
 diiTolved, from the Ch, above No. 151. H^'l^ 
 Jhirjahy X^^^y^! Jhirjo7iy and ^'^fi Jhirjan^ a hel- 
 met: pi. maf. C'JI'^l.t^ (liirjonimy habergeons, 
 Neh. iv. 16. T\yL'12;imijhrahy moiftnefs, liquor^^ 
 Numb* vi. 3; but 
 
 TSy^^Jarah^ with ^ fin^ is- i he ruled, he had 
 dominion^ or he prevailed; he was a prince, 
 Hof, xii. 3. TTW'Q mijrahy government, domi- 
 nion, or rule, IJa, ix, 6. See alfo in ^S"^ Jur. 
 
 157. sT\t^Jaraty i he did cut or carve, he 
 cut in pieces, n he was cut in pieces, Zach. 
 xii. 3, \yy/,Jerety and T\i2l\J^Jaretet, a cutting, 
 Lev. xxi. 5. 
 
 158^ *^^^\i^^ /ercchy a ilioe latchet. Gen. xiv. 
 23 ; Ifa. V. 27 i hence in 3 to fold together, or 
 wrap up, as the latchet of the fhoe is folded 
 together when it ties the fhoe y hence to tra- 
 '\?erfe,or run up and down, in and out, J<?r. ii. 23^ 
 
ir 375 
 
 159. in^/arangj i properly, to be redun- 
 dant, or fuperfluous in parts, or members, Z^^ 
 xxi. 18, 22, 23. 7 he ftretched himfelf out^ 
 J/a, xxviii. 20. 
 
 160. ^H^l'^ /argnapb^ a thought: pi. maC 
 'D^^Plj^ fargmppim, thoughts,, P/L xciv. 19;. 
 and cxxxix. 23. 
 
 161. ^^j^/arapby i he burned. 2 and 4 he 
 was burnt, Lev. x., 16^ ^^Jaraphy a bitrn- 
 ing or a fiery ferpent : pL maf. t^^%r\\l^ Jera-^ 
 phim^ firry ferpents. Numb. xxi. 68. alfo fera- 
 phims or angels appearing bright, and Ihining 
 like flames of fire,. Ifa. vu 2. T^^^^ Jerephaby 
 a burning : pU fern. r\1D*IJf^P mijhrephot^ burn- 
 ings, Ifa. xxxiii. 12. 
 
 162. Y^'^ Jharatz^ 1 he Grept he did creep: 
 alfo to bring forth in great numbers, as creep- 
 ing things do, P/. cv. 30. \^}^, JfoeretZy a 
 creeping thing, or creeping animal. 
 
 163. yy^ Jharak^ i he hifled, he called with 
 hiffing, Ifa. v. 26. "s^^^^Ji^ JherekahyZ, hiffing: 
 pi. fern. T\^y^^ Jherikot^ hiflings, Judg. v. 16 ^ 
 y<?r. xviii. 16, or bleatings. ^^0^i?.'^'^^5 /w^- 
 rokita^ Ch. a cornet, or fome hiffing mufical 
 inftrument, Dan^ iii. 5 ^ but 
 
 X^ysi: forek, with t^/, and nf^na^/^r^^e^./;, is 
 a noble or precious vine, Gen. xlix, 1 1 y Ifa^ w^ ^ 
 
316 15t^ 
 
 j^^. maf. ly^'p'^il^/ernkimy the choiceft vines, I/a. 
 xvi, 8 : alfo fpcckled, or party coloured, Zac/u 
 i. 8. pL fern. T\^]^^l\2/ /erikofy party coloured, 
 or firieft flax, I/a. xix. 9. 
 
 1 64,, T)'^ J/jcrery or ^^ fiory the navel, 
 C^/. vii. 2; Prw. iii. 8. pi. maC D'^^'^'ltf^^^- 
 ririmy navels : the plural form is ufed for the 
 Angular, Jobi^. 16. rilTHi^ Jheriruty the 
 invagination, Dent. xxix. 15- Jer. iii. 17, as 
 from '^\^^ Jhur-y but 
 
 ^t^^/i^r^r, with ^7?//, is he ruled, as llti? 
 y^r, and TYWjarahy 7 he took the government 
 iO himfdf. Numb. xvi. 13. 
 
 165. ^^'^\fhoreJfjy a root, Pr^x^. xii. 3. pi. 
 maf. D^^Ei^nt^ Jljarajhiniy roots, y^i' xviii, 16 j 
 hence in 3 tj^Jherejhy or t^y^JIjorefiy to take 
 root, i/2?. xl. 245 J^r. xii, 2 : alfo he rooted 
 out, Jcb xxxi. 8. 5 he did take root, or he 
 caufed to take root, TJ. Ixxx. 10. Ch. *^nt4^ 
 Jlierq/hiy a rooting out, or banifhment, Ezra 
 vii. 26. pi. km.rW^ltll/harJhoty and nill^lt^ 
 
 Jharfneroty chains, Src?^. xxviii. 14, 22. 
 
 166. TTS^lifierety 3 he miniftered, or ferved. 
 t^y2}jharety a fervice, or miniftry,iV/^;;;i5'. iv. 12, 
 n ji^^?P me/barety miniftering, or ferving, a fcr- 
 vant or a minifter, Numb, xr, 28 j i /&^^j i. 
 i5i but 
 
nar S77 
 
 nni^D mqfreti with tl^/, is a pan, or frying- 
 pan, 1 Sam. xiii. 9. 
 
 167. ^^} Jhejby fine linen, G^;/. xli. 42 : alfo 
 
 168. m.JbeJh,r\W^fitJhJhah,^\yix plmaf, 
 
 Jbity the fixth, or fixth part : hence in 3 Ht^tt* 
 Jhi/hjhahy he offered, or he gave the fixth part, 
 Ezek. xlv. 1 3 ; xxxix. 2. 
 
 169. p^^jhojhan, a lily, or a rofe. n|a:1::^ 
 
 Jhojhannah^ the fame: pi. maf, ^W^^ Jhojhan^ 
 
 niniy rofes, or lilies \ fix-leafed flowers. Cant, ii. 
 
 16: alfo mufical infl:ruments of fix fl:rings, 
 
 Fs. xlv* I . 
 
 170. *li^^j/i&^^rj Vermillion colour, a kind 
 of colour mixed with blue 5 purple, Ezek. xxiii. 
 14; Jer. xxii. 14. 
 
 171. T\^.{het, Ch. fix: pi. maf. \T\^ Jhitiin, 
 fixty: fee alfo T\W Jhut. 
 
 172. T^T\\l} Jhatahj i he did drink, he feafted, 
 G^//. ix, 21 ; Exod. xxxiv. 28. 2 it was drunk 
 up, Lev. xi. 34; or it may be drunk. ^^T)^ 
 Jheti^ drunkennefs, Eccles. x. 17. alfo the warp 
 of a web, i^i;. xiii, 48. TT!jr\^ Jhetijaby drink, 
 EJiher i. 8. TM:^W'Q mijhieh^ the fame: alfo a 
 
378 ]15t^ 
 
 feaft; p]. maf. ID^I^^D mi/htm^ Ifii. \. 12, 
 Ch. )^\VWt^ mijhtaja, feafts, Ban. v. 10. 
 
 173. bn%^ Jhatal, I he planted, Ps. i. 3. 
 TT)VJhetil^ a plant : pi. maf^ ^^^T\^ Jhetilimy 
 plants, Pj. cxxvin. 3. 
 
 tiTWJatam: kcin'DT^D/atam. 
 
 175. \nwjhalan, 5 he pifled, i Sam.xxv. 
 0.2, 34. 
 
 176. pfjii^^?^^/^^, I he was fileat or quiet, 
 . Pf. cvii. 30; or calm, Jonah i, 11. 
 
 0^ ^nV^/afar: fee nriD>/^r, he did hide. 
 
 n 
 
 1 i^ri /^, a chamber, i Kings xw, 28. pK m 
 D**J?]^ /^/V;, and fern. HlJ^il /^c/, chambers, 
 Ezek. xl. 7, 10, 12. 
 
 2 nb^ll /^^^, I he defired, Ps. cxix, 40, or 
 longed after. 3 the fame with ^V.T\ tagneb^ he 
 abhorred, Amos vi. 8. nnS^jH /^/^^//, a longing 
 defire, Pj. cxix. 20. 
 
 3. nsri /^(^^, I and 3 he appointed, or de- 
 termined, he pointed or marked out. Numb. 
 xxxiv. 7, 8, the fame with H^H ta'cah^ '^'^TS teo^ 
 and )^T\ zto^ wild bull or ox, Dent, xivr 5 \ Ifa^ 
 
Trn 379 
 
 li. 20. rili^]? tavahy a bound, or border. 
 Gen. xlix, 26. See alfo in TW^ avah. 
 
 4. CiiH /^(j;;^, hence pi, maC D^^/pKI^ teomimy 
 twins, G^;/. xxxviii. 27. D*'P^?f) taamim^ the 
 fame, C^;/^ vii, 3 ; and D'^p^^n tcamim^ con- 
 trafted. D**^)!) tammim^ coupled, Exod. xxvi. 
 24 ; hence 5 r\lD*^SI1D matimot^ to bear or 
 bring forth twins. Cant, wu 6, 
 
 5. 'n^'^TS teenahy a fig-tree. Gen. iii. 7^ or a 
 fig: pi. maf. D'^Ji^iri /<?/;, figs, J<?r. viii. 13 : t 
 fee alfo HJJJ ^;/^y&. ^^ 
 
 6. IJ^il taavy I and 3 he marked out, Ifa. 
 xliv. 133 he did delineate or draw out, Jojh. 
 XV. 9, 1 1; he formed or deicribed. 4 he was 
 drawn out, Jojh. xix. 13. ^^in toary form, or 
 favour, beauty, G^;/. XX ix. i7 
 
 7. M2^ /<?^^i?, an ark, Gen. vi. 14. 
 
 8. /^ri khely the habitable world, Pj. ix. 9. 
 Pre?x^. viii. 31 : fee alfo in /73 laid. 
 
 9. 15^ /tf^^;/, draw, or chaff, 15^?^ mathen^ 
 ftubble, or ftraw, IJa. xxv. lo. 
 
 10. "13^ tebary Ch. he broke. HTIIJ^ tehi- 
 Kahy brittle, or broken, Dan. ii. 42. 
 
 11. J^*!"^*!^ tediray Ch. continually, Dan. vi. 
 16, 2o, 
 
380 in 
 
 12. ^nD tohUi void, confufed, or without 
 form, Gen^ i. 2 ; vanity, or a vain thing, i Sam. 
 xii. 21 ; confufion, or defolation, Isa. xxiv, lo. 
 
 13. DIH]^ tehom^ the deep, G<?w. i. 2. pi. 
 fern. filZ^njp tebomot, the deeps, 
 
 1i? /^i; ; fee in f^iri tivvah. 
 ^"^TS to : fee in T^'^T\ taah. 
 
 14. nn //^^, Ch. he returned. 5 he caufed 
 to return, he rendered back, he anfwered, Dan. 
 ii. 14; he reftored, Ezra vi. 5, 
 
 15. riW tevahy Ch. he was afraid, or aflo- 
 nilhed, Dan. iii. 24. 
 
 16. nm tivvahy 3 and 5 he marked, he 
 made or fet a mark upon any thing; he 
 bounded or bordered, he limited, Ps. Ixxviii. 
 41 ; Numb, xxxiv. 10, he pointed out a bor- 
 der. ir) tavy a mark, or a fign, Ezek. ix. 4. 
 
 17. *^]J? tavechy and *^iri toch^ the midft. 
 Gen. i. 6; xv. 10 p3''^ tichony between, 
 or in the middle : pl. fern. JllilDl!^ tichonot^ 
 the middlemoft; hence in 4 HSJ^I tuccahy he 
 was placed, or fet in the middle, or he 
 fat down, Deut. xxxiii, 3, See alfo "^5^^ tachach. 
 
 18. ^1i^ tuvy I he fearched Eccles. ii. 3; he 
 fought diligently : hence he viewed, or fpied. 
 Numb. xlii. 32. 5 he caufed to be fearched : 
 
T\n 381 
 
 pi. maf. D^'^i? tarintj and D'^^J^i? atarim^ fearch- 
 ers, or Tpies : alfo merchants, i Kings x. 15. 
 Iiri tor^ an order, as lltD tuvy a row or border ; 
 a manner, a Hate, a condition, &c. j a turn or 
 time, Eftberxi. 12, 15; i Chron xvii. 17: alfo 
 the turtle-dove, Ps. Ixxiv. 19. pi. maf. D'^T-H 
 /i?r/;;2, turtle-doves : alfo orders, rows, or bor- 
 ders. Cant. i. 10, II. nnin torahy 2i form, a 
 manner, a condition, 2 Sam. vii. 19: fee alfo 
 TVyijarah, y^TS^.jetory a fearching, or ranging 
 through any thing. Job xxxix. 8. nin toTy 
 Ch. an ox: pi. m. XH^^ forin, oxen, Dan. v.2u 
 
 19. '^^F^ tazaz. 5 tfjH Z:^/^^;, he cut ofF; 
 Jfa. xviii. 5. 
 
 20. inn ticher^ 3 he mingled together, or 
 he mingled himfelf; he contended, he clofed 
 himfelf, Jer. xii. 5; xxii. 15. fee alfo in Hin 
 charab. i^*^D!l tacharay a habergeon, jE^ct?^. 
 xxviii. 32; xxxix. 23. 
 
 2 1 VJT\T\ iachajhy a badger, or a badger fkin: 
 pi. maf. D^ti^nin techajhiniy badgers, or badger 
 fkins, Exod, xxv. 5, 
 
 22. T\T\T\t achat y under, below, for, inftead 
 of, becaufe, &c. ^T\TyV\ tachtiy ^^t^O^ tachti- 
 jab^ ]1iiriJl tacbiony lower, or inferior, the loweft^ 
 Pf. Ixxxvi. I J. 
 
582 ^J1 
 
 23. ^^'^i^ taji/hy a he goat : pi. maf. 'D^ii/lJ} 
 tejiij/dmi he goats. Gen. xxx. 35. 
 
 nsn tuccah : fee in "^.^1^ tavech^ 
 
 24. *^DJn tachachy hence *^Pi or "^lil tochy 
 deceit, Ps. Iv, 125 or guile: pi. maf. D^^^ljl 
 techachimy deceits, or fubtleties, Prov. xxix, 
 13: alfo pL maf. D'^^2i^ or U^^y\T\ tucajimy 
 peacocks, as fome; others, parrots, i Kings x. 22. 
 
 25. ^7.5^? techelety blue, or purple colour, 
 ;c^i. xxvi. 36, 
 
 26 |5i^ tachany i and 3 he weighed or pon- 
 dered, Prov. xvi. 2; xxi. 2; or he difpofed, 
 or directed, Ps. Ixxv. 3. 2 he was weighed, 
 I Sam. ii. 3. he was difpofed, ordered, or rec- 
 tified ; he was made right, equal, or conve- 
 nient, E h xviii. 29, 4 he was weighed, or 
 told, 2 Kings xii. 11^ ]5^ tocheny a meafure, 
 a fum, a number, or pattern of any thing, 
 ]1*^J5^ tacunity and r\22rjD matchonety the fame, 
 jE?^^^. v. b, i8j z^^, xxviii. i2j a form, or 
 difpofirion, or a ftate or condition of any thing: 
 fee in ]13 cuny and *^^.i^ tavech, 
 
 ay. jIJ^ telagy Ch, fnow, Dan. vii. 9. 
 28. il/ll talahy I and 3 he hanored up. 
 he was hanged up. Lam. v. 12, vi^ /^//, a 
 
ZDIi 383 
 
 quiver, Gen. xxvii. 3. ^1*^5^]? talpijof, ar- 
 mouries, or ftorehoufes for arms and ammuni-* 
 tion. Cant. iv. 4, 
 
 29. 77i1 talaly i he heaped up together, or 
 he laid in heaps, /y) tel^ a heap, or a little 
 hill, jr. XXX. 18. pi. maf. D^vin totalim^ 
 thofe who lay on heaps, u e. wafting and de- 
 ftroying enemies, Pf. cxxxvii. 3. alfo pi. maf. 
 D 7b {^ taltallm^ crifped, or curled, and bufliy, 
 
 * Cant. V. ,11. 
 
 30. D^-H telemy a furrow of land : pi. maf. 
 O^Dv]^ telamimy furrows, Pj. Ixv. 10. 
 
 ^i. Vv^ tolanz^ fcarlet, or crimfon. Lam. 
 iv. 5. T\V^^7\ tolag?iahy and T\\tT)T\ tokgnat, 
 a worm, Ps. xxii. 6; I/a. xiv. 11 : alfofcarlet, 
 Exod. xxxix. 3. pi. maf. D'^^'j''^ tolagnim^ 
 worms, Exod. xvi. 20 : alfo pi. maf. D'^J?'^r)P 
 metullagniniy clothed in fcarlet. Numb. ii. 3. 
 
 niyy^/P metallegnoty the grinders : fee ia 
 VTv) latangy and ri1**S7iD ialpijot-, fee H^il talah, 
 
 32, TOTS ulaty Ch. three. i<J^7^ /^//^, and 
 ^il/ri taltiy the third. ni!?r!'''7JTi telitaahy the fame, 
 X)^. ii, 30; V. 7, 16 : pi. maf. TO^^^? ielatin^ 
 thirty, Dan. vi. 7. 
 
 22. '^Tp^ tammahy Ch. there, in that place, 
 Ezra V. 175 vi, 6, 12. 
 
 c c 
 
384 ^^ 
 
 34, TDil famidydaWyy or continually, always, 
 or ever, Ps. xxv. 1 5, 
 
 35. H/'Ji^ tamaby i and 7 he wondered, he 
 admired, he was attonifhed, Ps. xlviii. 6^ /i^^, 
 i. 5, ]in^J3 timmahony wonder or amazement, 
 Zech. xii. 4. pL maf^ Ch, l^H^^ timhin^ and 
 J^yipi^ Umahjahy miracles, and wonders, Dan. 
 vi. 27, 
 
 36* *^Qri tamachy i he fuftained, or he did 
 uphold, -Pj. xli. 13; or he did hold, Isa. xxxiiL 
 15. 2 he was holden, jPri?^'. v. 22, 
 
 37. T\DT\ temoly and /l^r^^ et7noly yefter- 
 night: alfo before, Exod. iv. 10 j 1 .S'^^//^. v. 2* 
 
 38, DDj3^ tamamy 1 he was perfefted, he 
 was abfolved, or accompliflied ; hence he was 
 confumed: alfo he did abfolve, or perfeft; he 
 did finidi and confume. 2 he was perfeft, 
 upright, and fincere, Ps. xix, 14 : alfo he was 
 perfeded, finifhed, or abfolved^ he was con- 
 fumed. Numb. xiv. 35. 5 he perfefted, finiflied, 
 abfolved, or ended any thing, 2 Sam. xx. 18; 
 he confumed, 7^/^. xxii. 15: alfo he declared 
 or aflerted to be upright. Job xxii. 3. 7 he 
 ihewed himfc-lf upright, Ps. xviii. 26, CJ^ tam^ 
 Dh tomy DVwII tamhn: pi. maf. ^^C^^T) temmimy 
 upright, right, fincere, perfe. ^ found, and 
 whole; alfo integrity, perfedion, uprightnefs^ 
 
3n 385 
 
 ^nd fiiicerity, fem. ^p^p]^ memimahy perfcft, 
 .whole, and r\7pT\ tummahy integrity, Frov. xi. 3. 
 Dil?^ metomy the fanne; perfeftion, or integrity, 
 foundnefs, IJa. i. 6; TJ^ xxxviii. 4. pi. maf. 
 D^^Jn tummim the thummimy perfeftions, ;c(?</. 
 xxviii. 30: fee alfo in *T^^^ ^(?r. 
 
 39. ^Dl!^ tamary^^T^^TStomeVy znATVy2^r\ tim^ 
 morally apahin-tree: pi maf. "O^y^^T) Hmmoi^imy 
 palm-trees, Ezek. xli. 18. pi. fem. nnz-pl^ 
 Umaroty pillars, or mountings up, Joel ii. 30 ; 
 Cant. iii. 6. D^'ilpri tamruriwy high heaps, 
 yer. xxxi. 21 : alfo bitcernefles, as from T)D 
 marar^ Hof. xii. 14. 
 
 40. Mpn tanahy i and 5 he hired, Hcf, 
 viii. 9, 10: alfo in 3 he rehearfed, or talked 
 of, JiidgeSyV. 1 1 : alfo he conferred, or talked 
 *with; he lamented. Judges xi. 40, T^y^>^ etnahy 
 and p^J^^ etncMy the wages or hire of a pros- 
 titute, Micah i. 7; //^. ii. 14. 
 
 41. I^^-H tinjaity Ch. and Hr^J^ ////^^//^//^ the 
 fecond. mr^II iinjanuty again, or fecondly, 
 D^;^. ii. 7. 
 
 42. ^IT^ tenuchy the tip, or the lowed part 
 of t!ie ear, Eyod. xxix. co. 
 
 ' 43. Y'^VS , jmiUy or with D raem, tj^lT\ tanniniy 
 'Ezk, xxix. 3^ a ferpenr, a dragon, a whale: 
 
 C C 2 
 
38(S ^T\ . 
 
 pi. m. tD"^?*^?^ tanninimy and contrafted D^2i? 
 iannimyjer. ix, lo, or fern, niii? lamwty whales, 
 ferpcnts, dragons, MaL i. 3. 
 
 44. 11311 tamur, a furnace, or an oven. 
 
 45. DJ/i1 tagnahy 3 he loathed, he abhorred, 
 he made abominable. 5 he did abominably, 
 P/*. liii, 2. 2 he or it was abominable, 1 Cbron. 
 xxi 6<, n3i/1]1 tognebaby an abomination. 
 pL fem. ri1Ili(il /^g;/<2^(?/, abominations, or abo- 
 minable things, 2 if/;?^j xvi. iii. 
 
 46. nj|/]l tagnahy i he erred, or went aftray, 
 PJ. cxix. 110. 2 he was made to err, he was 
 feduced, or deceived, 'Job. xv. 31 ; he (lag- 
 gered, IJa, xix. 14. 3 and 5 he caufed to err, 
 he feduced, or led into error, he deceived, Ilof. 
 iv. 12. 7 he was deceived: alfo he mifufed, 
 1 C/Ton.xxxv\. 16. ni/lil tognahy an error, 
 Jfa. xxxii. 6* pi. m. D^l/Jjli?]? tangtugyiim^ 
 great errors, or flrong delufions, Jifr. x. I5, 
 VTSVTl^ metangteangy a feducer, or deceiver, 
 caufing toerr, G^;/. xxvii. 12. 
 
 47. "ly^n tagnavy a razor, or a pen-knife, 
 ^, vii. 20 ; Jer. xxxvi. 23: alfo the fheath of 
 a fword, i Sam. xvii* 51. 
 
 48. niBIl tappuachy an apple, an apple-tree. 
 CW/i/. ii. 3. pi. m. D'^rnsi? tappuchimy apples, 
 ib. 7. 8. 
 
prt 387 
 
 49. 75^ taphely imfavory, intemperate. Job 
 vi. 6 : alio foolifh things, Lam. ii. 14: alfo iin- 
 tempered mortar, Ezek.y.\\\, 10, 15. n*75^ 
 tiphlahy folly, or foolifhnefs, Job i. 22. 
 
 D''i\vii^ tuppinimy Lev. xi. 21. fee In HiJ^ 
 aphah. 
 
 50. ^^il taphaphy he played upon an inftru- 
 ment. ^{H /6|;^/{?, a timbrel, ^. l^xxi. 2. pi. 
 maf U^^jTS tupp477$y timbrels, or tabrets. i^^A 
 tophet^ a tabret, Jobxwu. 6: alfo the name of a 
 place, 2 X/>/^j xxiii. 10^ and particularly the 
 place of dcdruflion, 1/a. xxx. 23^ ^s fome 
 illDD'^n tophephoty and niS^f^p metophephoty 
 players upon timbrels, and tabering inftru-. 
 ments of mufic, Ff. Ixviii, 26; Nah. ii. 7. 
 
 51. ^^^TStaphaVy 1 and 3 he fevvcd together. 
 Gen, iii. 7; 2;^.'^. xiii 18. 
 
 52. ^^y^taphasy i and 3 he took, he appre- 
 hended, or laid hold upon with bis hands, he 
 bandied, Ge7i, iv. 21; Prov. xxx. 9, 28 j 7^^ 
 ii. 8. 2 he was taken or laid hold upon> 
 
 . nah tcfhet-y fee ^5^ taphaph. 
 
 53. i^^r\5^T^ tiphtajay Ch. fiieriffs, or officers 
 of juftice, D^?;?, iik 2. 
 
 54. ^^T] tckeli Ch. he v;eighcd,i?^;7. v 25, 
 
388 ^ri 
 
 a or 3 the part, pret. KilT|?^*!1 tekUta^ thou art 
 weighed, lb, 27. 
 
 55* ]i^^ takan^ i he was ordered, direfted, 
 corredled, or made right or ftrait, Eccles. i. 15^ 
 3 he ordered, direfted, or fet in order, Eccles, 
 xii. 9. 6 Ch. he was direded, or eftabHihed 
 and confirmed, 'Dan. iv. 36. 
 
 56. yj^iT takangy i he fixed, faftened, or 
 pitched. Gen. xxxi, 25: alfo he founded, or he 
 did blow the trumpet, Judg. vii, 18 : alfo he 
 did clap or ftrike^ properly the hands, Pf. 
 xlvii. i\ Frov, vi. i ; hence he became furety. 
 a the fame; he did ftrike the hands. Job xvii. 3. 
 alfo the trum.pet was blown or founded, IJa. 
 xxvii. 13. V^y^ tekangi the found of a trum- 
 pet, Pj, cl. 3j and Vjy'T\ takoangy a cornet, or a 
 trumpet, Ezek. vii. 14. 
 
 57. ^P^'^ takaphy I he was ftrong, or he pre- 
 vailed, he was ftrengthened. ^^l?-? takkifhy 
 llrong or powerful, Eccles. vi. \0\ mighty^ 
 ^.p\ tokephy ftrength or power, Dan.^iu 17. 
 
 58. DJIjI tirgemy Ch. 3 he expounded or 
 interpreted. 4 DJ^ilJlC meturgam^ to be inter- 
 preted, Ezra iv* 7. CUT*^ targumy an inter- 
 pretation 5 the Chaldee paraphrafe, or trans- 
 lation. 
 
T)T\ 389 
 
 59. ^1^ tere^ and ^^^ tarten^ Ch, two, 
 Dan. iv. 29; v. 31. 
 
 60. nnJI tirzah^ the cyprefs tree, ^. 
 xJiv. 14. 
 
 61. l^jil toren^ the maft of a fhip, or a bea- 
 con, ^^. XXX. 175 xxxiii. 23. 
 
 62. V^"^ tcrangy Ch. a port or a gate, Z)^;^. 
 ii. 49. pi. maf. ^^t?^^ taragnaja^ porters, or 
 keepers of the gate, Ezra vii, 24. 
 
 (i2^. X^^TS teraphimy pi. m. images or idols, 
 the houfehold gods of the heathen. Gen. xxxi. 
 
 19^ 34. ^ 
 
 64. t^'^t^'lll tar/hijhy a beryl, or fome pre- 
 cious ftone fo called, Exod. xxviii. 20: alfo the 
 name of fome country, Jonah u 3. 
 
 65. V^T) tejidangy nj^J^^-H HPignahymnQ^Numb. 
 i. 23; G?. V. 5, pi. m. t!^)^\^*T\ ti/hgnimy ninety, 
 T^^ tefl)igniy and T^'V.^T) tejingnity the ninth. 
 
 66. T\T\T\ totachy the lafl: word in the Hebrev/ 
 lexicon is diverfely rendered by the Hebrews ; 
 but moft interpret it a fling, or fling-ftones. 
 Job xli. 20. 
 
TECHNICAL TABLES 
 
 Of Times ^ Weights^ Measures^ STc. 
 
 J?JT regang^ a moment, Exod, xxxiii. 5. 
 
 TW^ Jhagnuh^ Ch. an hour, Dan.v^. 19. 
 
 'O^'^ joniy a day : dual D'^DI'* jomajim two days: 
 pL miaf. '01^12'^ jamm, days. 
 
 V^2U/ ///el^uang. Gen, xxix. 27, a week: dual 
 m. ^V^^ Jbhugnaimy two weeks, *L^-i;,xii. 5: 
 pi. m. ^^2,^ Jhabugnhn^ weeks, Z)^;/. ix. 25. 
 
 ii^in chodejhy a month: pi. maf. D^^i^lTI chada- 
 Jhifny months ; hence the name of the months 
 3*^3i? abibj Exod. xiii, 4. T^T zivy i Kings vi\ 
 I. lyi buU ibid \u 38. ti^^iy^"^ eatha" 
 nim, ibid v'm, 2; but the names of all the 
 twelve months we meet with only in the 
 books of Daniely Ezra, Zachariah, EJiher : 
 and in the Jerufalem targum of Efther they 
 all follow regularly, viz. \D^i ni/any ^^^i^ ejer, 
 ITD fvany tl^n tamuz, 3K aby ^^i^ elul^ 
 n:i^n ti/hre, W^ che/hvan, I^DD ciflevy ri3D 
 iebety ^^^ Jhebaty *n^ adeVy and fometimes 
 "^^l^^ veader. 
 
 D D 
 
[ 392 ] 
 
 tlT\l/J^a?2abj a year : dual fern. tS^i^l'^ /henaia- 
 jirriy two years, Gen.iyi. lo: pi. maf. ^^^^ 
 Jhanim and fern, T^^^ jhemt^ years* 
 
 1^^ JhekeU a fhekel. Gen. xxili. 15. 
 
 J^p2 bekang^ half of a fhekel, /^i^. xxiv. :22. 
 
 mj gerahy is twenty in a fliekel, jEa;^/^. xxx. 13^ 
 
 n!2^ amahyZ. cubit, G^;/. vi. 15. 
 
 nSD iephach^ a hand-breadth, ;^^i, Xxv. 25. 
 
 mt zerethy a fpan, i^fi xxviii. 16. 
 
 y^^ Jloagnaly the hollow of the hand, ^^, xL 12. 
 
 VPWVWM** 
 
 D/i) ^^/dii", a beann of weights, or a balance, 
 Prov, xvi. II; ^. xl. 12 ; dual maf. D^i?i^/D 
 meaznajiniy fcales. Lev. xix. 36. ]3X eberiy 
 a weight, Z)^///. xxv. 13; 2 i'^^;;;. xiv. 26. 
 
 *^p /^^T^, a line, ^. xxviii. 17. T\hf\i^D miji^ 
 kelet^ a plummet, ibidi or a plumb-linc| 
 1-4^ anachy Amos vii. 7, the fame. 
 
[ 393 ] 
 
 flZ!^^ ephah, a dry meafure, Lev. v. 1 1. 
 T\3,bathy a liquid meafure, the fame as the ephah. 
 *IDn chomer, an homer, which contained ten 
 
 ephahs or baths, Ezeky xlv. 1 1 
 Pfl hiriy a liquid meafure, Exod, xxx. 24, 
 ^13 ^^r, a meafure, which contained ten ephahs 
 
 or baths, and thirty feahs, i Kings v 1 1. 
 ^yrv) letechy a meafure which contained half an 
 
 homer, Hos. iii. 2. 
 TWDjeahy a meafure the third part of an ephah, 
 
 2 Kings vii. i. 
 3p /^^^, a meafure, the fixth part of a feah, 
 
 1 Kings vi. 25. 
 *10J/ gnomevy a meafure which contained the 
 
 tenth part of an ephah, Exod. xvi. 16. 
 ^1 / logy a meafure which contained the twenty- 
 fourth part of a feah. Lev. xiv. 10. 
 
 T\'^ oregy a weaver, -^, xxxviii, 12. 
 n^n ^(?;/<f/2, a builder. Gen. iv. 17- 3 Kings iC\\. 1 1, 
 *1if12 botzeVy a grape-gaiherer, J^r. vi. 9. 
 l^'y gabel^ a ftone-fquarer, i /0';^^j v. 18. 
 ^in charajljy an artificer, a workman, G^';/, iv, 
 
 22; 1 <y<3;;2. xiii. 19; ;c^^. xxxviii. 23, 
 TV\^ g^oder^ a mafon, 2 Kings xii. 12. 
 
*? 
 
 I 394< ] 
 
 Ji^01*7 lote/b, a polillier, Gen. iv. 27. 
 
 jn davagy or JH dajagy a fiftierman, ^, xix, 
 
 8; Ezek. xlvii, lo. 
 ^Tif tzorephy a refiner, J/^^^. xvii. 4* 
 n7?J malachy a mariner, 2:^/^. xxvii. 8. 
 73n chobely a pilot, /<J//^. 
 Dp") rokeniy an embroiderer, a;^<^. xxvi. 36. 
 npl rokeachy an apothecary, or perfumer, >. 
 
 XXX, 25, 35, 
 >iST rophey a phyfician, J(^^ xiii, 4. 
 
 *1ti^i^ ^^;&, an aftrologer, Dan. 1. 20. 
 
 MD^'^ cimahy Pleiades, or the icvtn flars. Job 
 xxxviii. 31; ylmos v. 8. rD'2 cejf lyOvion, 
 ibid. rm*rO ma%zarot^ or the twelve figns, 
 Jobx^Kwm^i.^J^^Vgnajifliy zrcturu^ ibid. ^ 
 
J Vocahulartj English and HebretVy 
 
 Alphabetically arranged. 
 
 Abate 
 
 - riDT 
 
 anathematife 
 
 - D-in 
 
 abhor 
 
 \y^ 
 
 anoint 
 
 - na*a 
 
 cbide 
 
 -y^^ 
 
 anfwer - 
 
 nz'iJ 
 
 abolifli - 
 
 ^:d3 
 
 appear - 
 
 n.Hi 
 
 abominate 
 
 ivn 
 
 appeafe - 
 
 - IDS' 
 
 abound - 
 
 ' nm 
 
 appoint - 
 
 Dia' 
 
 abfent 
 
 nno 
 
 approach 
 
 m2 
 
 abfolve 
 
 n^D 
 
 approve - 
 
 - ni'-i 
 
 abftain - 
 
 ^nn 
 
 arife 
 
 Dip 
 
 abufe 
 
 "hv 
 
 arm 
 
 'pm 
 
 accept 
 
 7np 
 
 afcribe - 
 
 an^ 
 
 accompliili 
 
 n^3 
 
 afcend 
 
 - pbv 
 
 aceufe - 
 
 \uh 
 
 aflc 
 
 - li^'^ 
 
 accuitom 
 
 - pD 
 
 afhamed 
 
 -.<. ^^^ 
 
 acquit 
 
 npj 
 
 afTault 
 
 - ^'"n^ 
 
 add 
 
 rp^ 
 
 afiemble - 
 
 - ^p^ 
 
 addia . 
 
 H:n 
 
 affifl 
 
 -i?i; 
 
 adjoin 
 
 ' i2n 
 
 aflonifli - 
 
 - tnu; 
 
 adjure - 
 
 V2tl^ 
 
 atone 
 
 - -|D2 
 
 adorn 
 
 my 
 
 attain 
 
 J^'J 
 
 admoniih 
 
 nni 
 
 attend 
 
 - 2tL'p 
 
 afflia - 
 
 n:v 
 
 attire 
 
 ^^2-^ 
 
 alter 
 
 ri2u; 
 
 avail 
 
 m-Z' 
 
 amaze - 
 
 n^sn 
 
 avenge - 
 
 Dpi 
 
 amend 
 
 tpn 
 
 avoid 
 
 - na 
 
 amerce - 
 
 Z^T^ 
 
 awake 
 
 
 J) D 
 
[ 400 ] 
 
 Bake 
 
 - n^a 
 
 beac 
 
 - ii^ 
 
 beat 
 
 - Dnn 
 
 beautify - 
 
 - mn 
 
 befall - 
 
 - mp 
 
 beg'n 
 
 - ^^n 
 
 behold - 
 
 - ^p'^ 
 
 bend 
 
 ' v^ 
 
 befeech - 
 
 mr] 
 
 befiege - 
 
 mif 
 
 betray 
 
 - nm 
 
 betroth - 
 
 - u/i^ 
 
 bind 
 
 - IDH 
 
 bite 
 
 "^u/: 
 
 blafpheme 
 
 ^"1} 
 
 blefs 
 
 - inn 
 
 blind - 
 
 mi; 
 
 blow 
 
 - :im 
 
 boil 
 
 - "7^2, 
 
 bolt 
 
 bv^ 
 
 bore 
 
 - V)i^ 
 
 bow 
 
 - ?^DD 
 
 bray - 
 
 s^nD 
 
 break 
 
 in?2^ 
 
 brighten 
 
 b^p 
 
 bruife 
 
 - r\m 
 
 bud 
 
 - niD 
 
 build 
 
 - n:a 
 
 burn - ' 
 
 ?]'-ia' 
 
 bury 
 
 -i3p- 
 
 buy 
 
 n:p 
 
 Call . . 
 
 i^ip 
 
 carry - - 
 
 Kti'j 
 
 caft 
 
 ii^ 
 
 catch 
 
 S]Dn 
 
 caufe 
 
 nnD 
 
 change 
 
 'r\D 
 
 chafe 
 
 ?]-f-i 
 
 chaften 
 
 ID^ 
 
 chatter 
 
 flii^f 
 
 cheer 
 
 HDty 
 
 choofe 
 
 "in3 
 
 circumcife 
 
 723 
 
 clap 
 
 piiD 
 
 cleanfe 
 
 ^nib 
 
 clip 
 
 DDD 
 
 clofe 
 
 
 clothe 
 
 collea - 
 
 S'' 
 
 come 
 
 S13 
 
 comfort - 
 
 ona 
 
 command 
 
 ms 
 
 commend 
 
 rat:' 
 
 commit - 
 
 -IDD 
 
 communicate - 
 
 mti' 
 
 compare 
 
 T\V 
 
 compafs 
 
 np 
 
 compel 
 
 D3K 
 
 complain 
 
 D7a' 
 
 complete 
 
 compound 
 
 np-i 
 
 corkeal - 
 
 ins 
 
[ 401 3 
 
 'condemn 
 
 condole 
 
 confefs 
 
 confine 
 
 confound 
 
 congeal 
 
 confider 
 
 confpire 
 
 confult 
 
 contend 
 
 copy 
 
 corrupt 
 
 couqh 
 
 cover 
 
 CQvet 
 
 create 
 
 creep 
 
 crop 
 
 crown 
 
 crufh 
 
 cure 
 
 curfe 
 
 cut 
 
 Dance 
 
 darken 
 
 dafh 
 
 decide 
 
 declare - 
 
 decree 
 
 dedicate 
 
 mi 
 
 nan 
 
 pnv 
 
 yn 
 no:: 
 
 13n 
 
 defend - 
 
 defile 
 
 defraud - 
 
 defy 
 
 degenerate 
 
 delay 
 
 delight - 
 
 deliver 
 
 deny 
 
 depofit - 
 
 deprive - 
 
 deride 
 
 defcend - 
 
 defire 
 
 defolate - 
 
 defpife 
 
 deftroy - 
 
 detain 
 
 devife 
 
 devour 
 
 die 
 
 diminifli - 
 
 dip 
 
 direct 
 
 difallovv - 
 
 difcern - 
 
 difcomfit 
 
 difcontinue 
 
 difcover - 
 
 difmay 
 
 difrnifs - 
 
 Tin 
 
[ 402 ] 
 
 difperfe - 
 
 - mr 
 
 ereft 
 
 - 3V'' 
 
 difplay - 
 
 - DD3 
 
 err 
 
 - }^U 
 
 difquiet - 
 
 - ^?'^ 
 
 efcape 
 
 - td7D 
 
 diftlll . 
 
 - ? 
 
 eftablifli - 
 
 - \1D 
 
 diftrefs - 
 
 - ,P>^ 
 
 eftimate - 
 
 - TW 
 
 divide 
 
 - Hl2 
 
 eftrange - 
 
 ' -13: 
 
 dote 
 
 xa 
 
 exaft 
 
 mz 
 
 double - 
 
 - '?^D 
 
 exak 
 
 DDT 
 
 draw 
 
 nxtt' 
 
 examine - 
 
 - \i;my> 
 
 drink 
 
 - nnti' 
 
 excel 
 
 - nn^ 
 
 drive 
 
 T ttn:i 
 
 exped 
 
 - hn^ 
 
 drop 
 
 - i7i 
 
 expel 
 
 - ^nn 
 
 dwell 
 
 ' -lu 
 
 explain - 
 
 - a'-iD 
 
 
 
 extend - 
 
 - n03 
 
 Eat 
 
 bK 
 
 extinguidi 
 
 - lyn 
 
 empty 
 
 P?^ 
 
 extol 
 
 DtT 
 
 encamp - 
 
 n^n 
 
 - 
 
 * 
 
 enchant - 
 
 ti^m 
 
 Fade 
 
 - ^733 
 
 encourage 
 
 pm 
 
 faint 
 
 ^m 
 
 end 
 
 DDn 
 
 -fall 
 
 ^33 
 
 endanger 
 
 - 2in 
 
 famidi 
 
 - 3y-i 
 
 enfeeble - 
 
 JVU 
 
 fan 
 
 - mr 
 
 engender - 
 
 i'm 
 
 i afliion 
 
 - -nv 
 
 engrave - 
 
 nnD 
 
 faft 
 
 - mv 
 
 enlarge - 
 
 3m 
 
 faften 
 
 - njif 
 
 enlighten 
 
 ''0^ 
 
 fatten 
 
 - \\i/'^ 
 
 enquire - 
 
 jy-ii 
 
 fear 
 
 -l'^3 
 
 enter ^ 
 
 K13 
 
 feed 
 
 - n^/T 
 
 entice 
 
 nr-n 
 
 feel 
 
 - jyti'^ 
 
 er.vy 
 
 H3P 
 
 fence 
 
 T^ 
 
 equal 
 
 nw 
 
 fill 
 
 - K7D 
 
[ 403 ] 
 
 ilind 
 finifh 
 
 - n'73 
 
 go 
 gore 
 
 fix 
 
 flatter 
 
 flay . . 
 
 
 grieve 
 
 grind 
 
 groan 
 
 flee 
 
 - m2 
 
 grope 
 
 fleece 
 
 m 
 
 grow 
 
 flourifti - 
 
 ma 
 
 guide 
 
 flow 
 flutter . 
 
 
 Hallow 
 
 fly 
 
 fold 
 
 force 
 
 pan 
 
 - 1^33 
 
 halt 
 
 hang 
 
 harden 
 
 forewarn 
 
 mi; 
 
 harrow 
 
 forget 
 forgive - 
 
 n'7D 
 
 haften 
 hate 
 
 form 
 
 ^ 7in 
 
 heal 
 
 forfake - 
 
 2T>' 
 
 heap 
 
 fortify 
 
 -1^3 
 
 hear 
 
 fret 
 fruftrate - 
 
 112 
 
 hearken 
 heat 
 
 fumigate 
 furniih 
 
 
 heed 
 help 
 hew 
 
 Gather - 
 
 -)JK 
 
 hide 
 
 gird 
 
 -|T 
 
 hire 
 
 give 
 glean 
 
 ]r\2 
 Dpi 
 
 hifs 
 hold 
 
 glitter 
 glorify 
 
 p-in 
 
 - -1^2 
 
 honour 
 hope 
 
 gnadi 
 
 - pin 
 
 howl 
 
 nj3 
 pD 
 
 pK3 
 
 nm 
 ?m 
 
 npD 
 n7n 
 ntfi'p 
 ma' 
 -inD 
 
 DDn 
 n^D 
 
 p-|&* 
 
 rnK 
 '?n^ 
 
X 404 ] 
 
 . humble 
 
 - yjD 
 
 Labour 
 
 hut 
 
 i))i 
 
 lack 
 
 hurt 
 
 ' PM 
 
 lament 
 laugh 
 
 Imagine 
 
 - nan 
 
 lead 
 
 impoverifh 
 
 - mn 
 
 lean 
 
 imprefs - 
 
 - ppn 
 
 leap 
 
 impute - 
 
 - nji^n 
 
 learn 
 
 incline - 
 
 - nco3 
 
 leave 
 
 increafe - 
 
 - i^:ti; 
 
 leaven 
 
 , inform - 
 
 nj3 
 
 lie 
 
 inhabit - 
 
 - nn 
 
 lift 
 
 inherit - 
 
 ty^i 
 
 light 
 
 inflrudl - 
 
 b:^ii; 
 
 lighten 
 
 intercede 
 
 - WD 
 
 liken 
 
 interpret 
 
 - nriD 
 
 limit 
 
 ' invent 
 
 2ti;n 
 
 linger 
 
 invefligate 
 
 ipn 
 
 live 
 
 join 
 
 1D)S 
 
 load 
 
 judge - 
 
 ' 02ti^ 
 
 loathe 
 
 jump 
 
 ^ J^T 
 
 lock 
 
 juftify - 
 
 pi): 
 
 lodge 
 long 
 
 Keep 
 
 - i)i: 
 
 lop 
 
 kick 
 
 toyn 
 
 lofe 
 
 kill 
 
 iin 
 
 love 
 
 kindle - 
 
 ' phi 
 
 lower 
 
 kifs 
 
 pm 
 
 lurk 
 
 knead 
 
 mi 
 
 
 kneel 
 
 j;-.^ 
 
 Make 
 
 know 
 
 y-\^ 
 
 march 
 
 "We' 
 p3r 
 
 3D 
 
 ma? 
 rvn 
 
 DW 
 P? 
 
 "T3kH 
 
[ 405 ] 
 
 mark 
 
 -iKn 
 
 ordain - 
 
 7D' 
 
 meafure - 
 
 ma. 
 
 overcome 
 
 - r\)ii 
 
 meddle - 
 
 V^i 
 
 overflow 
 
 f|i^f 
 
 meditate 
 
 n}n 
 
 overlay - 
 
 - naif 
 
 meet 
 
 I? J 2 
 
 overtake 
 
 - ^m 
 
 melt 
 
 HDD 
 
 overthrow 
 
 - fan 
 
 mingle - 
 
 IDD 
 
 overwhelm 
 
 - ^m 
 
 minifter - 
 
 mjy 
 
 
 
 mifs 
 
 ips 
 
 Pacify 
 
 - nif-i 
 
 mix 
 
 a-i.u 
 
 paint 
 
 - njy^ 
 
 mock 
 
 }vh 
 
 pant 
 
 J1I? 
 
 moiften - 
 
 "131 
 
 paraphrafe 
 
 - Dj-in 
 
 move 
 
 pn 
 
 pardon - 
 
 - ifim 
 
 mourn 
 
 T2D 
 
 part 
 
 - ira 
 
 multiply 
 
 nm 
 
 pawn 
 
 - iD2J! 
 
 murder - 
 
 nv-i 
 
 pay 
 
 - di^ 
 
 murmur - 
 
 P*? 
 
 peel 
 
 b)!Q 
 
 mufter - 
 
 ipii 
 
 perfedl - 
 
 -IDJ 
 
 muzzle - 
 
 Don 
 
 perforate 
 
 - -ip3 
 
 
 
 perfume 
 
 - n^p 
 
 Name 
 
 2p: 
 
 perplex - 
 
 - 113 
 
 neft 
 
 V? 
 
 perfecute 
 
 mo 
 
 number - 
 
 n^D 
 
 perfuade 
 
 
 
 pervert - 
 
 " ^bo 
 
 Obliterate 
 
 nno 
 
 pierce 
 
 ap3 
 
 obferve - 
 
 IDtt' 
 
 pine 
 
 - PID 
 
 obferve times - 
 
 , l^I' 
 
 pipe 
 
 - h^n 
 
 obtain - - 
 
 buti/ 
 
 pitch - - 
 
 T^^n 
 
 -oiFer - - - 
 
 21p 
 
 pity 
 
 tm 
 
 open 
 
 nn^ 
 
 plague - 
 
 jrjj 
 
 opprefs - 
 
 pV 
 
 plant. - 
 
 - vm 
 
[ i06 1 
 
 |5lafter - 
 
 mto 
 
 pky 
 
 i^3 
 
 plead 
 
 T13^ 
 
 pleafe 
 
 'r\)si 
 
 pledge - 
 
 7an 
 
 plow 
 
 ^ti'-in 
 
 pluck 
 
 DID 
 
 pollute - 
 
 - bm 
 
 .pofTefs - 
 
 7n3 
 
 pound - 
 
 - ttTlD 
 
 pour 
 
 7V^ 
 
 pray 
 
 b% 
 
 prepare - 
 
 - v^ 
 
 prefs 
 
 pV 
 
 prefi|tne 
 
 n? 
 
 prevail 
 
 - "QJ 
 
 proclaim 
 
 - K-ip 
 
 produce - 
 
 - VD 
 
 profane - 
 
 h^n 
 
 prolong 
 
 - itt'D 
 
 promife 
 
 - nton 
 
 promote 
 
 - "^iJ 
 
 pronounce 
 
 - i^SDn 
 
 prophcfy 
 
 - KIJ 
 
 profpcr - 
 
 - pb)i 
 
 proteft - 
 
 - iw 
 
 protradl - 
 
 ft^D 
 
 prove 
 
 - nv: 
 
 provoke - 
 
 - D^D 
 
 prune 
 
 - IDT 
 
 punifh " 
 
 - mp 
 
 purge - 
 
 nii* 
 
 purify 
 
 -na 
 
 purfue 
 
 p'jn 
 
 pufli 
 
 nj3 
 
 Quench - 
 
 - n3D 
 
 quiet 
 
 -.Qpw 
 
 Rage 
 
 Ul 
 
 rain 
 
 n^D 
 
 raife 
 
 -Dip 
 
 reach 
 
 - '-^av 
 
 read 
 
 snp 
 
 reap 
 
 - li'p 
 
 rear 
 
 - U)p 
 
 reafon - 
 
 r\2'^ 
 
 rebel 
 
 n-iD 
 
 rebuke - 
 
 - nyj 
 
 receive - 
 
 - bip 
 
 reckon - 
 
 2^n 
 
 recolleft 
 
 ")3T 
 
 recrfncile 
 
 - HifQ 
 
 redeem - 
 
 - ma 
 
 reduce - 
 
 - iDVT:i 
 
 reel 
 
 nn 
 
 refine 
 
 trnv 
 
 refrain - 
 
 pDbi 
 
 refrelh - 
 
 - a?23 
 
 refufe 
 
 |i<D 
 
 rejel 
 
 - DSD 
 
 reign 
 
 - iVd 
 
[ 407 ] 
 
 rejoice - 
 
 - tl/W 
 
 rule 
 
 releafe - 
 
 - tODa^ 
 
 run 
 
 remain 
 
 - nst^ 
 
 
 remit 
 
 - n^D 
 
 Sacrifice 
 
 remove 
 
 - prn 
 
 faddle 
 
 render - 
 
 - uiu/ 
 
 fait 
 
 renew 
 
 ' tL;in 
 
 fandtify 
 
 repent 
 
 - Dm 
 
 fave 
 
 reply 
 
 - n:v 
 
 faw 
 
 reproach 
 
 " ^in 
 
 fcatter 
 
 reprove - 
 
 - py 
 
 feoff 
 
 requite - 
 
 - 7DJ 
 
 fcorn 
 
 referve - 
 
 - TiD2 
 
 fcour 
 
 reft - 
 
 mj 
 
 fcrape 
 
 reftore 
 
 - nrd; 
 
 feal 
 
 reftrain - 
 
 Dii! 
 
 fearch 
 
 return 
 
 ' 2r^ 
 
 fee 
 
 reveal 
 
 - n"?} 
 
 feledt 
 
 revenge 
 
 Dp3 
 
 fell 
 
 revolt 
 
 niD 
 
 fend 
 
 revolve 
 
 ^P 
 
 feparate 
 
 ride 
 
 1 1 
 
 ferve 
 
 ripen 
 
 "^t^/n 
 
 few 
 
 rife 
 
 m? 
 
 fhake 
 
 roar 
 
 2ii^ 
 
 /liarpen 
 
 roaft 
 
 n^)i 
 
 (have 
 
 rob 
 
 V2P 
 
 fliear 
 
 roll 
 
 iii 
 
 fhed 
 
 rot 
 
 2pi 
 
 fhelter 
 
 row 
 
 mn 
 
 fhine 
 
 
 E 
 
 E 
 
 pi 
 
 nnr 
 
 v^ 
 
 rh 
 
 Dnn 
 "ipn 
 nrn 
 
 ")3D 
 "T3I/ 
 
[ 408 ] 
 
 flioot 
 
 fhorten 
 
 fhout 
 
 fliow 
 
 fhut 
 
 iigh 
 
 lin 
 
 fing 
 
 fink 
 
 lit 
 
 ikip 
 
 flander 
 
 /lay 
 
 deep 
 
 fling 
 
 flip 
 
 flumber 
 
 fmell 
 
 fmoke 
 
 fnatch 
 
 fneeze 
 
 foften 
 
 fojourn - 
 
 folace 
 
 fow 
 
 fpare 
 
 fpeak 
 
 fpeckle 
 
 fpew 
 
 fpit 
 
 mn 
 
 in 
 
 W 
 
 DIV 
 
 fpoil 
 
 fport 
 
 fpread - 
 
 fprinkle - 
 
 fpy 
 
 fqueeze - 
 
 Hand - 
 
 ileal 
 
 flill 
 
 flonc 
 
 Hoop 
 
 flop 
 
 flrangle 
 
 flray 
 
 ftrengthen 
 
 ilretch - 
 
 flrike 
 
 ilrip 
 
 flrive 
 
 flumbie - 
 fubdue - 
 fuck 
 fupplant 
 fupplicate 
 fupport - 
 furname 
 fuftaiti - 
 fwallow 
 fwear 
 fweep 
 
 pnif 
 
 P^r 
 mn 
 
 mr 
 
 Dip 
 
 p2n 
 
 pm 
 
 noj 
 
 vpn 
 
 pr 
 
 2pi! 
 
 pn 
 
 ix:n 
 
[ 409 ] 
 
 fweeten - 
 
 - priD 
 
 trouble - 
 
 -)5j; 
 
 fwell - 
 
 - nnv 
 
 truft 
 
 - non 
 
 fwim 
 
 - nna' 
 
 try 
 
 - inn 
 
 Take 
 
 - npV 
 
 Value 
 
 T\)J 
 
 talk - 
 
 - nw 
 
 vary 
 
 - T\im 
 
 tarry 
 
 "^n^ 
 
 verify 
 
 - \12^ 
 
 talk 
 
 m: 
 
 vex 
 
 '77^ 
 
 tafte 
 
 DJ?tD 
 
 vilify 
 
 H^^ 
 
 tear 
 
 - ^ID 
 
 violate 
 
 DDn 
 
 tell 
 
 122 
 
 V'fit 
 
 "IpD 
 
 tempt 
 
 nD3 
 
 uncover - 
 
 - n'7j 
 
 terrify - 
 
 - Tin 
 
 underftand 
 
 \in 
 
 tcftify - 
 
 ' iv 
 
 unite 
 
 nm 
 
 thank 
 
 - HT 
 
 vow 
 
 - 112 
 
 think 
 
 liun 
 
 uphold - 
 
 - IVD 
 
 thrafh 
 
 mM 
 
 urge 
 
 IKD 
 
 thruft - 
 
 Dm 
 
 utter 
 
 - b-JD 
 
 tithe 
 
 it:;v 
 
 
 
 tofs 
 
 ^ya 
 
 Wink 
 
 - Dn 
 
 touch 
 
 .W3 
 
 winnow - 
 
 - m? 
 
 trade 
 
 - nnD 
 
 wipe 
 
 - nnD 
 
 train 
 
 lan 
 
 withold - 
 
 - V2D 
 
 tranfgrefs 
 
 - mii 
 
 wonder - 
 
 - nnn 
 
 -travail 
 
 hm 
 
 work 
 
 ' IDS 
 
 traverfe - 
 
 - TIB' 
 
 wound 
 
 rnn 
 
 tread 
 
 DDT 
 
 wreftle - 
 
 pas 
 
 tremble - 
 
 ' n-in 
 
 wring 
 
 - tonty 
 
 trefpafs - 
 
 - ^m 
 
 write 
 
 - 2n3 
 
 triumph - 
 
 ' t>^ 
 
 wrong . 
 
 mj; 
 
C 410 ] 
 
 ^ Thus at length, Chrifllan Reader, (with much 
 pains^ and longer time than was expelled, fpent upon 
 the work,) by affiflance from above, is finifhcd the fullefl 
 (if not the lirft) Hebrew Dictionary that ever was pub- 
 lifhed in the Englifh, or any other vulgar language. I have 
 particularly and orderly numbered all the roots, under 
 every letter; and the fum of all you may take as follows, 
 Yiz.: under the firfl letter of the alphabet, or in Ji} 
 alephf there are about 137 roots; in ^ beth, 94; in 
 2 gimel, 81 ; in T daleth, 73; in H he, 44 ; in T vau^ 
 only one; in J zajtn, 58; in H ^^^^> 139; in ^ iethy 
 40; in ^jod^ 95; in ^ caph, 103; in 7 lamed, 59 y in 
 23 mem, 95; in 3 f^^f^t 136; in JJ samech, 85; ia 
 )) gnajiriy 126; in \^ pe, 112; in ^f tzade, 74}; ia 
 "P koph, 89; in ^ resh, 112| in ^ shin, 176,; in 
 jy tau, 66. AU which do make up about the number 
 of 1995 roots; but if the roots beginning Jy sin be 
 reckoned divers from thofe beginning with ^ shin, as 
 they may be counted; and if fome words of four, five, or 
 jfix radical letters, which I have put under the fame 
 number with their three firfl and chief radical letters, be 
 numbered as divers roots from them ; the full number of 
 all the roots and primitive words in the Bible will be 
 above two thoufand ; and about ^o many are the original 
 words in which it pleafed the firfl Author of all words 
 and things to communicate the knowledge of Himfelf 
 and of his will to man. . . 
 
 WILLIAM ROBERTSON.'* 
 
A CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE, 
 
 FROM THE 
 
 Creation till the re-building of the Second Temple, 
 
 T 
 
 An, Mundi, 
 
 ^HE Creation of the world, according to the 
 Hebrews' month Eathanim, anfwers to our 
 September or October. Adam and Eve created in 
 the image of God ; their expulfion from paradife. 
 Gen, iii. 24. Cain born after their expulfion, Ge?z, 
 rv. I. Abel murdered by Cain, and died without 
 iffue. Gen, iv. 8, The Lord having promifed Cain 
 that he fhould not be avenged until he fliould have 
 fecn his feventh generation, according to the inter- 
 pretation of the learned Rabbi Sal. Jarchi,G^;;.iv. i$* 
 The year and manner of Cain's death not known; 
 but according to Abarbanel, Jarchi, and other learned 
 commentators, he was flain inadvertently byLamech, 
 who being at the time blind, and his hand guided by 
 hisfon Tubal Cain (the lail of the feventh generation) 
 in the direftion of his bow and arrow, killed Cain, 
 having millaken him for a wild beaft, Gen, iv. 23, 24. 
 130. Seth, the third fon of Adam, born; from whom all the 
 
 generations of mankind proceeded, Gen, v. 3. 
 622. Enoch, the feventh generation from Adam> born, 
 
 Gen, V. 18. 
 987. Enoch tranflated to heaven, Gen* v. 24. 
 687. Methufalem, the eighth generation, born. 
 874. Laraech, the ninth generation, born. 
 1056. Noah, the tenth generation, born. 
 1556. Shem, Ham, and Japheth, the fons of Noah, born. 
 1656. The Deluge began on the 17th day of the fecond 
 month, anfwerin^ to the Hebrews' month Buly and 
 our month of October or November. 
 1757. The tower of Babel btgan to be built. Gen, 'id. 4. 
 1.948. Abram, the firft patriarch, born, Ge?2, xi. 26. The 
 Lord entered into a covenant of circumcifion with 
 Abram, promifing him the land of Canaan, changing 
 his name at this time into Abraham, and his wife's 
 
 F F 
 
412 CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE, 
 
 name, heretofore Sarai, into Sarah, Gen. xvll. 5, 8, 
 15. Three angels entertained by Abraham, who pro- 
 mifed him a fon notwithftanding the great age of 
 Sarah his wife, (lie being then in her 9cth year, Gefj, 
 xviii. 10. The cities of Sodom and Gomorrah de- 
 ftroyed by fire and brimftone, Gen, xix. 5^4. 
 
 2107. Ifaac born. Gen. xxi. 5. 
 
 213 a. Ifaac offered on the altar, Gen. xxii. 
 
 ai4a. Sarah died in her 127th year, and buried in a fepulchre 
 called Machpelah, purchafed by Abraham of Ephron, 
 thefonof Zohar,for4cofliekelsof fiIver,G^;^.xxiii. 3. 
 
 2147. Ifaac married Rebecca, dau. of Bathuel, Gen. xxv. 20. 
 
 ai8o. Abraham died, aged 175 years, and buried in the fame 
 fepulchre with Sarah, Gen. xxv. 9. 
 
 2167. Jacob and Efau, (twins) fens of Ifaac and Rebecca, 
 born. Gen. xxv. 26. 
 
 2244. Jacob, by the advice of his mother, having perfonated 
 his brother Efau, furreptitioufly receives the blefling 
 from his aged father, G^^/. xxvii. 28, 29, Jacob 
 immediately, to avoid his brother's anger, flies to 
 Padanaram to his maternal uncle Laban. The Lord 
 upon his departure promifed, in a dream, to give 
 him and his pofberity the poffeflion of that very land 
 where he was then fleeping ; from which circum- 
 ftance he called that place Bethel, or the Houfe 
 of God, Gen. xxviii. 13, 19. Jacob ferved Laban 
 14 years for his two daughters Leah and Rachael, 
 whom he married : befides thefe two wives he had 
 two concubines, Zilpah and Bilhah : from thefe four 
 women ifTued the twelve tribes, viz. Leah was the . 
 mother of Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Iffachar, 
 Zebulun, and Dinah. Of Rachael was born Jofeph ; 
 of Zilpah were born Gad and Afher ; and Dan and 
 Naphtali were born of Bilhah : all thefe were born 
 during the fervitude of Jacob to Laban, within the 
 fpace of 14 years, {Gen. xxx. 25, 26.) After the 
 expiration of this time, being perfuaded by Laban to 
 extend his fervitude, Jacob continued in his fervice 
 fix years longer ; then leaving Laban, he returned, 
 with his wives and concubines and eleven fons, to his 
 native country, the land of Canaan : on his journey 
 thither, having pafled all his family over the ford of 
 the river Jobbok, and himfelf having been left alone, 
 
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 an angel wreflled with him that night, and changed 
 his name from Jacob to Ifrael, Geru xxxii. 23, 29. 
 Taking Bethel again on his return homewards, the 
 Lord renewed to him the promife of giving him and 
 his pofterity the land of Canaan, which he had before 
 promifed to his forefathers Abraham and Ifaac, Gen, 
 XXXV. 1 2. After his departure from Bethel, Rachael 
 was delivered of Benjamin, whofe birth was the 
 caufe of her death, Ge/2. xxxv. 18. 
 
 azyz. Ifaac died, aged 180 years, and was buried in the 
 fepulchre of his father Abraham, by his two fons 
 Jacob and Efau, who were at that time reconciled to 
 each other, Gen, xxxv. 28 and 29. 
 
 ^275. The jealoufy of Jofeph's bretJiren on account of his 
 father's partial afFedion to him, and increafed by his 
 two dreams. Sold to the Idimaeiites, and taken by 
 them into Egypt, in the 17th year of his age, Gen 
 xxxvii. Tamar bare twins, Phares and Zarah, by 
 her father-in-law Judah, Gen, xxxviii. 29, 30. (From 
 Phares to David is ten generations : fee Ruth iv.) 
 Jofeph fold to Potiphar in Egpyt, where he con- 
 tinued either in fervitude or in prifon till he had 
 
 azSS. attained his 30th year. Recommended and intro- 
 duced to Pharaoh on account of his ikilful interpre- 
 tation of the dreams of Pharaoh's baker and butler, 
 and was releafed from his imprifonment, Gen, xli. 14. 
 Promoted to the higheil honours, and made lord 
 
 A 295. of the land of Egypt, Gen, xli. 46. Married Afe- 
 nath, daughter of Potiphar, by whom he had two 
 fons, ManafTeh and Ephraim, Gen, xli. 50. The 
 feven years of famine commenced. 
 Jofeph's brethren went down to Egypt to buy corn. 
 Jofeph difcovered himfelf to his brethren, and defired 
 on their returning home, to bring his aged father 
 Jacob and all his family into Egypt, where he 
 aflured them that they fhould be maintained by 
 him. Jofeph goes up to meet his father, and intro- 
 duced him to Pharaoh in his 130th year, Gen, xlv. 
 xlvi. xlvii. 
 14. Jacob having blefTed his fons, died in his 147th year, 
 and was buried in the land of Canaan with his 
 anceftors, according to his particular requeft, with 
 great pomp, Gen* xlixi 
 
4J4 CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE. 
 
 3769. Jofeph having feen three generations of his fon 
 Ephraim, and the grand -children of his fon Ma- 
 nalTeh, died in his iioth year, having previoufly 
 requelled his brethren to take his bones, upon their 
 departure from Egypt, to the land of Canaan ; they 
 accordingly embalmed his body for the prefervation 
 of his bones, Gen, 1. 23. 
 
 2431. The Hebrev/s perfecuted by the Egyptians, after the 
 deceafe oi Jofeph, Exod. i. aa ; in confequence of 
 which, according to the command of Pharaoh, every 
 male child was cafl: into the river Nile, JSxod. ii. 3. 
 The child Mofes difcovered by the daughter of Pha- 
 raoh, and privately delivered by her to his own 
 mother, according to a contrivance of his filler, who 
 was watching the child, who had been placed in a 
 little ark of bulrufhes on the dime of the river Nile, 
 Exod. ii. : after the child had been weaned, his 
 mother returned him to Pharaoh's daughter, who 
 adopted him for her own fon, and called his name 
 Mofes, implying that he was faved from the waters, 
 
 a473. ExSi. 10. About the 40th year of his age he flew 
 an Egyptian, and fled to Median, where he married 
 Zipporah, the daughter of Jethro, and undertook to 
 feed the flock of his father-in-law, Exod, ii. 
 
 ^513. The Lord appeared to Mofes in a bufh, and com- 
 manded him to go to Egypt to bring out from thence 
 the children of Ifrael, who were mightily oppreffed 
 there by Pharaoh, j^xc^^af'.iii. 10. Having taken the 
 the rod of God in his hand, by means of which he 
 vvas to work miracles, he fet out upon the important 
 meflage. The Lord commanded Aaron to meet his 
 brother Mofes by the mount Horeb, Exod, iv. 27. 
 Mofes and Aaron appear before Pharaoh; the former 
 in his 80th year, and the latter in his 83d year; and 
 deliver to him the command of the Lord, viz. " to 
 let his people go ; " which Pharaoh retufing to com- 
 ply with, the Lord inflicted the ten plagues upon the 
 Egyptians; upon the infli(5lion of thelaft, which was 
 the loreic, viz. the deftrudion of all the firft-born in 
 the land of Egypt, Pharaoh let the Ifraelites go 
 Here begins the eccleliaflical year, Exod. xii. i, a. 
 The pafchal lamb appointed, Exod. xii 3. The 
 Ifiael.tes leave Egypt at midnight, and at their 
 
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 departure Mofes took with him the bones of Jofeph, 
 Exod, xiv. 28. The Ifraelites fed with manna after 
 having paffed the Red Sea, Exod. xvi. 4. The ten 
 commandments given to Mofes in the third month 
 after their departure from Egypt, on mount Sinai, 
 at the foot of which they encamped, Exod, xx. i. 
 A voluntary contribution made to eredt a tabernacle, 
 Exod. XXV. The Lord having communed with 
 Mofes forty days on mount Sinai, the people in the 
 mean time compelled Aaron to make a golden calf, 
 which, when Mofes on his return from the mount 
 perceived, he deftroyed, and ftamped the image to 
 dufl-, Exod. xxxii. 
 25 1 a. The Levitical law prefcribed by Mofes, Leviticus.-^ 
 
 The firft jubilee appointed. Lev. xxv. 
 
 2SSZ' Mofes died, aged 120 years, having only had a diftant 
 
 view of the land of Canaan from mount Nebo, Deut, 
 
 xxxiv. Jofhua appointed by Mofes to be his fuccef- 
 
 for, according to the command of the Lord, condudled 
 
 the Ifraelites into the holy land,'after having conquered 
 
 thirty-one kings, Jojh. xii. ^ 
 
 2577. Jofhua died, in his i loth year; after whofe deceafe the 
 
 Ifraelites were governed by judges 2^2,2 years. 
 3909. Saul anointed kmg by Samuel, the firft prophet after 
 
 Mofes, I Sam. x. i. 
 2941. Sauldied,and fucceededbyDavid, who reigned 40 years. 
 2988. Solomon began to reign ; in the fourth year of which 
 he laid the foundation of the temple, which was 
 iinifhed in feven years, i Kings \i. 38. 
 3000. Solomon died, after having reigned 40 years, i Kings 
 42 ; at whofe death the kingdom was divided.- 
 Rehoboam having commanded only two tribes, viz. 
 Judah and Benjamin; the other ten tribes having 
 revolted to Jeroboam after the death of thefe two 
 kings, the divilion of the tribes continued till the. 
 deftrudlion of Jerufalem by the Babylonians, under 
 the command ot Nebuchadnezzar, 
 3094" The prophet Elijah fed by, the ravens, i Kings xvii. 
 3108. Taken up to heaven, and fucceeded by EJifha 
 3283. The captivity of the ten tribes by the king of AfTyria, 
 
 2 Kings xvii. 
 3295. The angel of the Lord fmote in the camp of the AiTy* 
 rians 185,000 men. 
 
416 CHLONOLOGICAL TABLE. 
 
 3416. Zedekiah, the laft king of Jerufalem, taken by Nebu- 
 chadnezzar and his hofts, and the city and temple 
 totally deftroyed, upon which commenced the 70 
 years captivity, 2 Kings xxv. 8. 
 
 3397* I^^^^^^> Shadrach, Mefhech, and Abednego appointed 
 to wait upon Nebuchadnezzar, Dan. i. 6, 7. Daniel 
 declares and interprets the king's dream, and is 
 
 3401. appointed in confequence governor of Babylon. 
 
 34*4. Nebuchadnezzar makes a golden image, and com- 
 mands all people to worfhip the fame. Shadrach, 
 Mefhech, and Abednego refuiing to fall down and 
 worfhip the golden image, are call into the burning 
 fiery furnace, and delivered by an angel from the 
 power of the fire, Dan* iii. 
 
 3466, The king Belfhazzar made a great feaft, in the midft 
 of which he faw the fingers of a man's hand writing 
 on the wall, which terrified the king exceedingly : 
 Daniel alone was able to decypher the writing, and 
 interpreted its meaning. Belfhazzar was flain the 
 fame night, Dan, v. Darius the Median took poflef- 
 feflion of the kingdom. Daniel made pne of the 
 
 J467. great princes by Darius, over whom were three pre- 
 lidents, of which Darius was chief: his exalted 
 llation having excited the envy of the other prefi- 
 dents and princes, they exacted from Darius a pro- 
 mife to enaft a royal ftatute, inhibiting any perfon to 
 pray to G^a^ man for thirty days. Daniel, how- 
 ever, as he^^ore having prayed to his God, was, 
 in confequence of his infradion of the king's decree, 
 cafl into a den of lions, from whofe power over him 
 he was delivered by an angel, Dan. vi. 
 
 3469. Cyrus, king of Perfia, gave permifEon to the Jews to 
 build the fecond temple, the foundation of which was 
 immediately laid, and the building completed in 
 
 3474. 15 years, and which, according to tradition, conti- 
 nued 4^0 years; at the expiration of which time it 
 was totally demolifhed by Titus, under the Roman 
 emperor Vefpafian. 
 
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