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 720 E A 2 S15 Kt (Qr niny), so 17¹6 van d. H. (but Baer Ginsb ni Kt also), a preferable (so Th We Dr Bu Kit Löhr HPS), the fords of the desert (HPS 176 n.pr.). ‘ I 24 †11. n.pr.m. Eber (perh. eponym of Hebrews, form inferred from "12y, cf. reff. there);-1. 'son' of Shelah, and grandson of Arpachshad Gn 10² (J)=1 Ch1¹8, Gu 11¹4.16 (P); 'father' of Peleg and Joktan 10² (J; with tay n.f. overflow, arrogance, fury;- esp. ref. to Joktan v., i.e. to Arabians)= abs. 'y Is 13º+; cstr. may Zp 18+; f. 1 Ch 1¹9 (cf. v2), of Peleg specif. Gn 1116-17 (P; Is 10+, etc.; pl. niny Jb 21; cstr. ninay with esp. ref. to Abr. v26) cf. 1 Ch 12 (see v²);77 Jb 40"; 1. overflow, excess, outburst, in Gn 10³¹ (J) Shem is called y Pr 21 excess of insolence; TE G Eßep.-'y Nu 24" perh. (si vera 1.) belongs | Jb 40" outbursts of thine anger. not here (Day Hebrews, G'Espaiovs, BO Thes), but sub 1. 12y=the (land) beyond (the river), WN, 80 Di Kau. 2. a Gadite chief 1 Ch 5¹³, 2nd, L ESep. 3. Benjamite names: a. 1 Ch 8¹2, G Q8ŋ8, GLABep. b. 1 Ch 822 (2 van d. H. Ginsb; y Baer), G 2,38n, A QBŋ8, GL ABep. 4. a priest Ne 12 20 GL Aßed. 2. arro- = gance, of Moab Is 16³ (+ MIN), JiN), hence Je 48⁹⁰ (+id. v²⁹). 3. overflowing rage, fury: 6 a. of men, Gu 497 (poem in J), Am 1¹¹ (both wielded by him in fury, v. also La 3¹ infr.), niy ninzy & 77 the outbursts of fury of my foes. b. of "Ho 5¹0 13¹¹ (|| FN), Hb 3³ (|| id.), Is 9¹8 La 2² 90¹¹; + Is 13³, || id. v¹ 78 (+DYI), 85¹; Ez 21 (|| DyI), 22³1 (| id.), 21 La 3¹ (cf. Pr 228 supr.); my Dy Is 10 (i.e. obj. of my rage), 18 36 38¹; imy DY 10º 29 cf. ini Je7⁹; "may Di Zp 18 day of inay 19 15 As. u. Eur. 396 14 †1. "Zy adj. et n. gent. Hebrew, either a. put into the mouth of foreigners (Egypt. and Philist.), or b. used to distinguish Isr. from foreigners (=one from beyond, from the other side, i. e. prob. (in Heb. trad.) from beyond's fury (coming judgment), so Ez 7¹ (del. the Euphrates (cf. Jos 2425 E), but poss. in fact (if Co Berthol, after, as gloss from Zp); 8O G, so name given in Canaan) from beyond the Jordan; may Di Zp 1¹ Pr 11¹; ninay Di Jb 210; cf. cf. Gest2b Sta¹b Kö-18. We Lir.u. Jad. Gesch.7 Kau y Pr 112. of 'y (in wide sense) with Ḥabiri (Tel Am.) v. Wkl Gesch. Isr. 17 H.; Sem. Studies In Mem. of Kohut, 606 r. EMey Aegyptica [Ebers]. 75 cf.GlaserMVG 1897, 255 ft. KöExp. Times xi. 238 opp. Jastr JBL 1 (1882), 118 4. Say Monuments 188, 893 WMM 396);-ms. 'y Gn 39¹+; fs. Dt 15¹2 ¡Y Je 34%; mpl. D¹¹ạy Gu 43³+, Day Ex 3¹8; fpl. ny Ex 1¹5 + 2 t., ni- 1¹6; word not in P; —1. adj. a. y ³ Gn 39¹ cf. v¹ (both J), 41¹2(E). b. Ex 2¹¹ cf. v³³ 21³ (all E), Dt 15¹2 Je 34-¹4; f. Dt 15¹² Je 34º. Ex 1 16.19 27 (all f.) 26 (all E), 1 S 46⁹ 13" 14" 29³. b. Gn 40¹6 Ex 1¹6 (f.; both E), 1 S 13³ 14", Gn Ex 3¹ 53³ 76 91.18 Gu 14, 'Espaios, 'Espaia, Gu 14¹³ Tậ nepátn. -18 137 read prob. for andy! jatin ninayo (We), or, better, "ạy” Dr Kit Löhr ; > Dy! Klo Bu HPS. 18 11 13 y 2. n. a. 6.9 19 15 21 32 v³ 18 43³² (J); esp. in ¹ 16 toy n.pr.loc. 'Abarîm (prop. regions beyond river or sea);-usu. Nu 27¹ Dt ' 3249⁹ (= 1; both P), and ' " 33¹7 ( ia), v¹8 (P); alone only Day Je 222; the mountainous district in NW. Moab, just NE. Day, of Dead Sea, GASm Geogr. 548 and EBI Buhl Geogr. 123; V 13 20 f.ay n.pr.m. Levite name, 1 Ch 24"; & ABai, A 881, GL Aßapia. ABapei (-ew), but rò év Ta népav Nu 33", els Tò Tépav Tis Badáσons Je 22²⁰.—Vid. also sub Dy. ayn.pr.loc. Jos 19 (& EBov, A GL Axpav); read probably jạy q.v. TTI: tay n.f. ford, rare synon. of mayo ;-abs. 'V 2 S 19¹ and they crossed the ford (v. y Qal 1 a); pl. cstr. apy ninay 10³ (all J); sg. only v D Jon 1.- " ? AT AT †[129] vb. denom. Hithp. be arrogant, infuriate oneself;-Pf. 3 ms. 78; 2 ms. Any 89³6; Impf. 3 ms. T Dt 3², 7821.59; Pt. ¹ Pr 14¹ 26¹; sf. ay 20³; 1. be arrogant, Pr 14" (opp. NT). 2. a. put oneself in a fury, become furious, c. 2 pers. Dt 32782; c.Dy pers. 883; abs. 7821.69 (all of God); of man, c. y rei Pr 2677. b. incite one to fury for oneself Pr 20³ (si vera 1.; cf. De Ges¹M). ty n.pr.loc. a station of Israelites in wilderness, one march from Ezion-geber, on Gulf of Akaba Nu 3334.35 (P); G (2) Bpwva.
 * 8), Is 14 Pr 14, inay 22 (i. e. rod
 * Eber' and 'Hebräer' in RiHwB 332, 600 -On connexion