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 •or::! n-a-rra tlj, 32 n.pr.m. (our sonl 01 ,2 " b '"- 613 ) a Levite Ne i o M. i. Pa n.f. daughter (=*nJ3 fr. p. Ph. n3, MI J153 pi. maidens, As. bintu "Winckler 8.r,on. oiom. 9 Ar.oJj ; Sab. m, nJ3 DHM ZMQ ,8Sl W1 CIS iv.i.N».6. a . Ar - am IJ^L'j, ab8 . Ex ,w + . cstr. Gn n 29 4- ; sf. *a Dt 22 16 + ; in? Gn z 9 " + ; UBS Gn 34 17 etc.; pi. nfoa Gn5 4 + ; cstr. nta Gn 6 2 + ; sf. Tlla Gn 3 1 26 + ; *J*fof Gn 1 9 12 + ; Drt3 Gn 3 4 21 ; DITTOS Dt 1 2 31 +, etc. ; — 1. daughter, female child, born of a woman Gn 3 o 21 34 1 Ex i 16 - 33 21 4 Lvi2« Ho i 6 cf. Gn 20 12 Lv 18 9 Dt 2 7 K + ; begotten by a man Gn 5 4 - 710 ii 111315 cf.Gnn 29 i9 8 20 l2 28 2 Lvi9 9 Dt27 22 + ; oft. |[ i? son Gn 5 t7 + (v. J3); cf. in allegory of Jehoash 2X14'= 2 Ch 25 18 ; note esp. ni33 Dn«n i.e. human women Gn 6 24 ; nJDjpn ^3 thy younger daughter Gn 29 18 (cf. TVySri v 26 opp. nT33n) ; rb'nirs <ra m y eldest daughter 1 S 18 17 ; ^(^-nz-princess 2CI122 11 2K 9 34 Dn 1 1 6 cf. 2 S 13 18 Je 41 10 4 3 6 ^45 10 ; cf. as term of praise 3H3TI3 Ct 7 2 ; in partic. ta. girl called Uns by father and brothers Gn 34 1 ' cf. D3n3 v 8. ih. of adopted daughter Est 2 715. tc. used in speaking to daughter-in-law Ku i 111213 2 2 - 822 3 1161S. td.V3K-ri3 =SJ - g fcrEz2 2 11 (appos.ininN); also half-sister Gn 20 12 'WTta tb ^K '3KT13, cf. Lv 18 9 & v 11 T?? np -n3, 20 17. te. il'vna = cousin Est 2 7. +f. used in kindly address, in mouth of "> Is 43 s (|| •»). fg. 1-33 n*J3 = granddaughters Gn46 7 (P) cf. Lv 18 10 & v 17 (H); note also Gn37 3i, where vni33 must include other than actual daughters, h. n[53"i PN1D3TI3 (as more precise designation) Gn 25 20 cf. 24 23 - 24 - 47 - 47 also 26 34 - 34 29'° + ; note esp. + _ na n'SHB (without personal name) Ex 2 5 '- 8 - 910 cf. 1 K 3 1 7 8 9 24 1 1 1 2 Ch 8"; J*> Wfl Vyp thfT9 Gn 3 8 2 cf. v 12 (but cf. 1 Ch 2 3 sub V&T& n.pr.f. infr.) ti. oft. pi. as designation of women of a particular city, land, or people: tfyprt ntos ct i 6 2 7 3 510 5 816 8 4 ; ^eJ-rfaa j u 1 21 - 21 ; Din m33 Je49 3 ; observe transitional phrase Tjh 'BOX n«3 Gn24 13 ; further JWJ| ni:3 Gn 28 168 3V (all P)'cf. 'iVm 'a Gn 24 3 - 37 (J)'; f$fn ni33 Gn 27* 34 1 (bot'hP); 3K1D ni33 Nu 25' Is 16 2 cf. Na 21 s ; nn '3 Gn 27 43 Ju 1 1 40 1 Si 24 (poet.); ffJW '3 ^ 48 12 97 8 ;' ntf?D '3 Jos 1 f; ft '3 2 Ch 2 13 ;' cf. "&** or of 'its' gate, Ct f ( j'i3fn). Ex 2 1 i.e. a woman of tribe of Levi ; also T n $ '3 Ju 14 3 ; 1BJ? '3 Ez 13 17 .— finrna etc. v. sub 3 infr. t2. young women, women Gn 30" (J) Pr 3 1 29 Ct 2 2 6 9 ; nines nto i 9 32 9 ; also na D'B>|n Dn n 17 . t3. with name of city, land, or people, poet, personif. of that city or inhabi- tants, etc.: Jtaf~n3 Is i 8 io 31 16 1 62" Mi 1" 4 8.io..3 Je 4 n 62 . :3 Zp 3 » Zc a, 4 9 , ^ 9 „ Lft i6 2 ,. 4 s2 ; even p'HU *Jfl La 2' ; 'Jf '3 ntrin v»>» ; also 'S-'3 n&WS 2 K i 9 21 =ls 37 s2 La 2 13 ; 'r'2 nptf Is 5 2 2 ; B&f** '3 2 K i9 2, =Is 37 K Mi 4 8 Zp 3 ' 4 Zc 9 9 La 2 131S ; cf. frTIf Zp 3 10 daughter of my dispersed ones; ~i'S"n3 ^45 13 ; ?33'3 Je5o 42 5i M f I37 8 ; ^?? ' 3 "i" 1 " 3 Is 47 1 ; v. further Zc 2 11 ; also of Tarshish Is 23 10 , Sidon v 12 (+ njiins), Dibon Je 48 18 ( + n3B*i^), Gallim Isio 30 ; Tbv rnWj-'S Lai 16 ; cf. TTffa PiZ n.S3D 2 2 ; »Brn3 daughter of my people Is 2 2 4 Je 4" 6 ,4M 8" 19 - 21 - 22 - 23 9 6 La3 48 4 3 - 810, 'V '3 nJ>W| Je i4 17 ; D^VO _ n3 Je46 24 ; also 46 11 (+ n^V13), v 19 (+ Hjj*); DilK '3 La 4 2122 ; Dnf3 '3 Is 47 15 ; note BWJ PI33**1 Je 3 1 ^(ll^lf : n|?VI3 v 2, )49 4 ( = Aramon); on DnB>'N-na Ez 27 s v. sub D, ")? i N p. 81; less often in pi. D^J mi3 Ez 3 2 ,6 ; DTHK H '3 v 18 ( these perh.sub 1 i); D , n^ani33Ezi6 27 (inallegory); cf. also of Sodom, Samaria, Syria etc. Y«- 4i -'< i « M - 55.55.57.57 23 J 4- Tpl=villages, after name of city, ITrta-brK fafyn* Nu 2i a cf. v 32 32 42 (E) Jos !&**" (3Et)+y* © Di, 17" (6t.) v'«(J) = Ju i 27 - 27 - 27 - 27 1 ,»•» Je 49 2 + 17 t. Ch + 6 t. Ne ii 25 " 31 . On 1 Ch 18 1 & its variation from character, quality, etc., "13?. •'KVIS daughter of a strange god, i.e. idolatrous (woman or people) Mai 2 1 '; "IVljrns daughter of a troop, i.e. war- like city Mi 4 14 ; y&n nfa3 Ec 1 2 4 the daughters of song, i.e. songs, melodious notes; - > 5f!p3"na iSi'S. byiba sub nb. te. nay; n? = ostrich Lv 1 i 16 =Dt i 4 l5 ; pi. njy: ni33 Jb 3 o M Mi i 8 Is i3 21 34" 43 s0 Je 50 39 (v.'njy:)'; py-na ^^7 0/  D'y^n-na Gni7 17 ; of ewe-lamb nnj^Tl? Lv 14 10 Nu 6 14 ; of she-goat id. Nu 1 5 s7. Cf. f3 9.— 11. n3 v. sub nn3 p. 144. t D^TrQ n.pr.loc. (daughter of multi- tudes) appellation of populous city of Heshbon,
 * I3 E u 3 101 ' (Boaz to Ruth), cf. + 45"; 'Tlin
 * i'S ni33 Is 3 1617 4 4 Ct 3" cf. Is 49 12 60 4 La 3 61 ;
 * 2 S 8 1 vid.WeDr. 5. in phrases denoting