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 ta'T n.[m.] bear (so X BH ^331; Syr. U>?);— abs.'-lDn7 s. tfrCl] vb. saorifloe (BH n?T) ; — p e. Pt. act. pl. pnaJJ Ezr 6 3, c. ace. pn:n, v. foil. t[ni"7] n.[m.] sacrifice;— pl. abs. pn:n Ezr6 3 . t[nS-|D] n.[m.] altar ;-emph. Nna-in Ezr7 ,r . t[p3"T] vb. cling (BH);-Pe. Pt. pi. mvay nri pp:n Dn 2 43. I" [mm] n. f. cause, reason (BH id., •/nan, cfnm b Eg. Aram. S-C P " > • B5 ' 65,I1 );— cstr. in adv. phr.'" 1 ! rOITOy Dn 2™ for the cause (to the intent) that, 4 "(rd. ^ for"iy K" ,2 Bev). nm n-m."" 232 gold (so X Syr.; BH - ; 23 X anj) ; _ a bs. 'l Dn2 ,! +, arn Ezr7 13 ; emph. n ?qi 5 14 6 s 7 18, K3- Dn 2 3i + 15 t. Dn. + tNim Kt, VCTR Qr, ace. to Thes and most n. pr. gent. Ezr 4", v. conj. identif. by Dl B * erD °« Scheft""-; i ;6 (Qr TO); as subst., cstr.'"!^ Kt 4 3332 (Qr 'T^) dwellers. "VI n. [m.] generation (BH Tn); — abs. in phr. "I'll I!" ? Dn 3 s3 4 31 (is) itn'wto is name of several places in Babylonia DF* r ■ 2 ' 6 : B *" Dn - ► ", cf. Andr M6S *; Hoffm r«» M «"' r " ,Mf -; name of small river and mounds Opp E "* d - 1 - 238 '- (v. Dr); improb. expl. as = .,; air, depression (name actually used of lower Euphr. and Tigris valleys) by Wetzst D.J-70U.. Ba.h.duru=wall. t[t#VT] vb. tread down (BH); — Pe. Impf. 3 fs. (sf. of earth) ^IBHn Dn 7° subj. beast. X t [Him] n.f. dub. ;— pl. abs. pm Dn 6 19 , Vrss conject. ; A V RV instr. of music (so AE, assuming meaning strike [strings] for K n, j [BH frro] thrust; Saad RVm dancing-girls; Bertholdt al. concubines (fr. sens. obsc. of Ar. J.1), but then read prob. Jjnj> (s™- 23 ) Marti Prince Dr. t[7rH] vb. fear (so X Syr.; BH II. [i>nT]) ; _Pe. Pt. act. pl. pi>rn Dn 5 19, c. ffj[rflp of king, 6 2 ', irf. of God ; pass. « ), n' ! | terrible 2 31 , f. n^PlT 7' 19. Pa. Impf. 3 ms. sf. ^fT r the dream tnaiie me afraid. ^ part, of relation, who, which, that, used also as mark of gen. and conj. that, because (Aram, of Nineveh, Bab. Zinj. Nerab, Cilicia, Tema, Egypt, "] (Lzb 267 - 446 RES 361 S-C p * pA2+ ); Nab. Palm. H ; X "". (exc. in cpds., as sa .• of same origin as Ar. «i possessor of [cf. sub BH HI]. Properly a demonstr. that [cf. n] ; in Eth. ze is ' this,' za ' which '] ; but this being referred by usage to something preceding becomes equiv. to the relative who, which, used, however, more widely than Heb. "IK'S); — 1. as rel. who, which (construed like 12*^) : a. Je 10" Dn 2" pn-HD ^ whose dwelling, v 24 SOblO 'flj n whom the king had appointed, v 26 '3 HCip n whose name was B., 4° 5 12 ' 23, etc.; =that which 2 53 ; =him that Ezr 7 2i ; 6 15 Dn f 7 VSyt |U« ""I which are four (v. p3X). Sq. pron. of 2 ps. (cf. ■^j 3), Dn 2" thou, O king . . ., ^ an; . . . «i to whom . . . hath given, 4 19 ; 4 6 as to whom I know, etc. (cf. "1B/N 4 d end). Sq. H13PI = where Ezr 6', so ^ alone'6 3 Dn 2 3s ; of time, "I K}$K6 at the time when, etc., 3* ' 5 . With the pred. an inf. c. ), Dn 6' Wffi}} *6 ^ «ari3 which is not to be changed, Ezr6 8 ; a place- or other determination, Dn 3 20 valiant men Fy'na ^ that were in his army, 5 2 D.^f ! n , 3 ,,; t N^H, 7*" Ezr 4 24 5 6 6 26 ; cf. Dn 2 25 5 13 f Ezr 7". t6 ^-with- out, Ezr6 9 f 2 (so N^ S Gn 15 2 Ex 21"); cf. Dn 2 344i. b. 1 1D, '1 no (cf. in late Heb.'Brno, no 1 e 6) whoever, whatever, so tDn3 6 " N?" ,-: !"p^ ^S^ whoever does not fall down, 4 ' 4 K35f^ H job to vjhomsoever he willeth, v 5229 5 21 ; 'I no what- ever (or simply what), tDn 2 ffl Nin? ^ nD what will be, v 29 - 2943 Ezr 6 s 7' 8 .— Cf. K*' 103 . 2. as
 * H mtn#, W^ Aw); Sam.<?; Syr. j ; Eth.H: