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 †   n.pr.m. ( =id. cf.  n.pr. ) 1. a son of Zebulun Gn 4614 Nu 2626. 2. Gn 2634; 362 a Hittite, father-in-law of Esau. 3. Ju 1211.12 a judge of Isr., of tribe of Zeb. 4. n.pr.loc. Jos 1943 a town of Dan; so 1 K 49 (where rd.  Th Klo).

† adj. gent. of 1. (as n. coll.) Nu 2626.

† n.pr.loc. ( lofty tree(s coll.?) i.e. palms? cf. Di Gn 146 ) town & harbour, N.E. arm of Red Sea, hence called Ælanitic Gulf ( = Gulf of Akaba, fr. neighbouring fortress) Dt 28 2 K 1422 166.6 (perh. later designat. for fuller q.v.) =  Αἰλων, Αἰλαθ, Gr. Αἰλανα, etc.; = (? Gn 3641 v. Di),  infr.

† n.pr.loc. id. ( grove of lofty trees (palms?) ) 1 K 926 2 K 166 2 Ch 817 262 (cf., ).

[] n.m. porch ( =, q.v.; only Ez, Where Co always for , cf.  αἰλαμ; BöNÄ 929 makes  vestibule,  porch) —  rd. for  Ez 4037 (so Sm Co); sf. Kt Ez 4022.22 + 4 t. (Qr ) + 4115 Co (for MT ); Kt Ez 4021 + 6 t. (Qr ).—Co all sg.:—pl. Ez 4016 (Co sg.) v30 (del. Co cf. MSS. of, B etc., also Ew Hi Sm).—porch, of Ezek.'s temple Ez 4016.21 + 13 t.

† n.[m.] (f. ψ 422) hart, stag, deer ( Aram, id.,, Ar.  As. ailu Dlw , but dub., v. HptBAS i. 170, Eth.  = leader? cf ) — abs. Dt 1215 + 6 t.; pl. Ct 29 + 3 t.;— hart, stag, allowed as food Dt 1215.22 1522 (all || ) ; 145 (||, etc.); eaten in Sol.'s household 1 K 53 (|| as Dt 145); sim. of leaping Is 356; id. Ct 29.17 814 (all || ); as in search of pasture, sim. of princes of Judah La 16; as longing for water, sim. of longing for ψ 422. † n.f. hind, doe— abs. Gn 4921 (but rd. v. infr.);  Je 145; cstr. ψ 221 Pr 519; pl. ψ 299 + 4t.; cstr. Ct 27 35 — hind, doe, as calving Jb 391 ( || ) cf. ψ 299 ; in adjuration Ct 27 35; in sim. ψ 1834 =2 S 2234 cf. Hb 319 i.e. surefooted, secure, cf. || ψ 1834 2 S 2234; so Hb 319 but vb. ; metaph. of Naphtali Gn 4921, but rd. , cf. sub I. ; in name of a melody ψ 221 cf. De, & for hind as fig. of dawn Yom.29 a.

† n.pr.loc. ( Deer-field ) Aijalon— Jos 1012 + 8 t.; 1 S 1431 — 1. city in Dan Jos 1942 2124 (Levit. city) Ju 135; 1 S 1431 doubtless same; so 1 Ch 654 (where Dan om.); app. later in Benj. 1 Ch 813 2 Ch 1110 2818 (v. Be); Jos 1012 almost certainly named from same; = Epiph. Ἰαλω, mod. Jâlo RobBR ii. 253, Surveyiii. 19 2. city in Zebulun Ju 1212.

†I. [] n.pr.fl. Ulai, Eulaeus  (  As. Ulâi, cf. DlPa 329 Gr. Εὐλαιος ) only, river of Elam Dn 82.16; = (at least in lower part) mod. Karûn (old Pasitigris) v. DlPa 177.189.329; in upper part perh. also = mod. Kerkhah (= Choaspes), which was formerly connected with Karûn not far from Susa (LoftusTrav. & Researches, 423 ff Schaff-Herz.iii. 2178, art. Shushan).

II. ' 44 and (Gn 2439) ' adv. ( perh. from &  =, , as in , = or not ? ) 1. peradventure, perhaps; usually expressing a hope, as Gn 162 Nu 226.11 233 1 S 65 Je 2010; but also a fear or doubt, as Gn 2712 Jb 15, sq. Gn 245.39; in mockery Is 4712 Je 518. 2. followed by another clause ἀσυνδέτως, it expresses virtually the protasis = if peradventure Gn 1824.28 (cf. v29-32) Ho 87 the blade shall yield no meal; if perchance it yield, strangers shall swallow it up. 3. in Nu 2233 (q.v.) must be read; unless she had turned aside from me, surely, etc.

 n.m. & n.pr.m. v. sub II..

†  and (Jb 1710, perhaps for sake of assonance with following ) adv. but, but indeed, a strong adversative Jb 25 58 133 (where excellently οὐ μὴν δὲ ἀλλά). More usually with, Gn 2819 (cf. Ju 1829) 4819 howbeit his younger brother shall be greater than he, Ex 916 but in very deed, Nu 1421 (cf. 1 S 203 2534) 1 K 2023 Mic 38 Jb 111 115 127 134 1418, 1710, 331. I.  ( cf. Ar.  (med. ) be fatigued, tired, weariness, sorrow, trouble ).

85 n.m.Jb 5,6 trouble, sorrow, wickedness—abs. Nu 2321 +; sf. Gn 3518 etc; pl. Ho 94 — 1. trouble, sorrow  son of my trouble or sorrow Gn 3518 (E);  Nu 2321 (song of Balaam), he doth not behold trouble in Jacob (|| he doth not see misery—  c 2