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 t]N (Gn 41 43 46™) yiN (Gn 41 s0 Ez 30 17 ) n. pr.loc. On (Egypt. An cf. Eb G87S Wied R * mm146 ; perh.=As. Unu, Steindorff BAS1 - 610, contr. Dl r,: " 8 ) city in lower Egypt, prob. on border of land of Goshen, residence of ' Potiphera, priest of On,' father-in-law of Joseph Gn 4i 4iM 46 20 ; also Ez 30 17 (where MT JJK); it was celebrated for worship of sun-god Ra, & hence called also sun-city, B*CB> TV3 Je43 13 , © 'HXi'ou n-dXif; mod. Matariye, on E. bank of Nile, c. 7 miles E. of N. fr. Cairo & 18 fr. Memphis;— cf. Eh 0870 - 507 '- tN3N interj. (from iW and N3, q. v.) a strong part, of entreaty, ah, now ! I (or we) beseech thee ! oft. sq. an imper.; Gn 50' 7 (to Joseph) '31 NJ NB' N3K Ah, now! forgive, we pray, etc., Ex 32 31 (to God); elsewhere always sq. * or »jhS V 1 18 2525 Ne i 5U Dn 9 4 . AVritten fl|N 2 K 20 3 (=Is 3 8 3 ) Jon i 14 4 5 V "6 416. N (pe rl1 - spring, leap, so D1 HA65 - PM14, in- ferred fr. As. annabu, hare ; ag. this No ZMQ 1886, ™). thaf^M n.f. hare(Ar.^jl, Syr. ^>T, As. annabu, as springerl) eating of it forbidden Lvii 6 (P)Dti 4 7. mA, H3N v. sub H*. T T V T I. f [Jl JN] vb. mourn— Qal Pf. 3 pi. U$ cons. L^iVfllbKq.v.) TiT'lN n.f. mourning; Is 29 s La 2 s (both times in combin. fWW n'JXri). tn*3«n n.f. id. ib. t — : — TDJVjN n.pr.m. (lament of people) 1CI17 19 a man of Manasseh. II- nj^ (-/whence foil, noiins, cf. As. dnu, un&tu, vessel, utensil, v. Dl in Zim BF115 Hpt in KAT 2G1 ° M '-; Ar. sli'l). t^N njn. 1 "*" & f/ 22 coll. ships, fleet— abs. 1 k 9 M +; cstr. 10" + ;— of Sol. 1K9 2627 ; called t5"Bnn 'K (i.e. large, sea-going vessels, such as sail to Tarshish) io 2222 ; ffvn 'N io"- 22 ; propelled by oars &VT'H Is 33 21 . TITOS n.f. unit, a ship — abs. Joni 3 -r 3k; PI. abs. ni>3X Dt28 68 +; ni>% 2 Ch8 18 ; cstr. =abs. 1 K22 4 * + ,etc; — ashipVr 30" Gn49 13 Dt 28 s8 Ju 5 17 (where, however, cf. Bu BBEIcht,!^l, • 8 * m "" on text) 1 K22 49 - 50 Is 43 14 2 Ch8 18 20 307 Jon i 4 -' + io4 26 107 23 Dn n 40 ; Djn 'N Ez 27"; 1 3N propelled by oars EZ27 29 ; esp. trehPl'^cf.^X) 1 K 2 2 49 2 Ch 9 21 (cf. 1 K 1 o 22 supr. sub ♦?») f 48" Is2 16 23 114 60 9 Ez 2 7 25 ; late of ship going to Tarshish 2 Ch 9 21 20 36 Jon I 3 ; mercliant-ship, -iniD 'K Pr 3 i 14 ; H3N 'N wl /< aftpi Jb 9 26 (cf. rOK); seamen. ni'JN-'B'JSI 1 K 9 s7. till. [mJN] vb. be opportune, meet, en- counter opportunely (Ar. ^il the right time is come, or it is come to the right time, or to ma- turity, or is opportune). Pi. Pf. n3K Ex 21 13 cause (or allow) to meet in 1T3 'X DwXn ( bj. om.), i.e. without any purpose of the man to whom sf. ref. Pu. be allowed to meet, be sent, Impf.nM Pr I2 21 (c.b); 3 fs. nsxri ^ 9 i"°( c . bx), subj. evil. Hithp. cause oneself to meet, seek occasion ( = seek a quarrel with)sq. b 2 K 5'. ' Ln^SflJ n.f. occasion, time of copula- tion; sf. finjsri i.e. of wild ass Je 2 24 . TiTJNri n.f. opportunity, i.e. ground of quarrel ; of Samson, sq. ft? Ju 1 4 4 . H2N v. «3X. T |T T ' T « Je42 6 Kt: v. after ^ poet. & late (Aram. n:K, yJ^Ethp. cf. As. ana- hu], inhu, sigh Zim BPli&9 )— P/. 3 fs.nnjK3 La I 8 Jo i 18 ; 3 pl.iniWIs 2 4 7 ; Imp/, rux; :Pr'2 9 2 etc; Imv. n)«Q Ez2i"; Pt. PU»J Ez 21 12 ; nnjw La i 21 etc.; — 1. sigh, in token of grief Is 2 4" Pr29 2 Lai 4 (||ni3l3)v 21 Ez2i nil ;ofJerus.Lai 8 ; mostly abs. but sq. "^5? EZ9 4 (|| PJM); S q. "^ & "PX 21 12 . 2. in physical distress Lai 11 djCfi? £3nb); Ex2 B sq. JO by reason of (PV). 3. groan of cattle (iTOna) Jo i 18. TnTON n.f. sighing, groaning (poet. & late);— abs. -f 3 1 u + ; s/ ^PUN Jb 3 4 + ; nnrUK Is 2 1 2 (sf. with Raphe), PI. sf. *nhj« La i 22 ;— sighing, groaning, in distress, physical or men- talJb 3 «(||n3KB>),23*(||n*),^6';38 w (||m|Jn), Is 2i 2, La i 22 ; || pa: V 3i u Is 35 10 5i u Je 45 3 ; 'N 7ip if, 102 8. WTOM pron. 1 pi. we v. infr. tmnDX n.pr.loc. city in Naphtali Jos 19". Kn (cf. Di) comp. en-Ndtira, on E. side of Jebel Dahi, little Hermon; cf. Rob BRlllS39 . "ON, ''J^ pron. 1 s. comm. I (S, N3K,
 * ■"»" Wied lc -
 * N sorrow, v. /'IN.
 * [n3M] vb.onlylfiph. sigh, groan, mostly