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 nb ■20 ^150', nyrtfl >X v 5 ;— cf. Now*"*-'-* 721 Benz Arch. 277 "yy ++Eu«. Tr. 232 t [n?Sp] n.f. bell (fr. tinkling) ;— pi. cstr. D^Dnni-)SDZci4 M . tQrp2Q n.f.du. cymbals (appar. later equiv. of tffrj>? where v. reff.);— '» 1 Ch 13 8 (H2S6 5 v. D^X?X), 1 5" 16 s42 25" 2CI15 1213 2 9 2S Ezr 3 10 Ne 12 27 ; B*»- 1 Ch 15" 28 25'. fll. [ 77X] vb. sink, be submerged (NH uZ./ As. saldlu, sink down, sink to rest, 11. launch (Hvt Frol " A "" r- Gr ' "" iU,LBi B *"' Gen ' N ) • Etli R Art; float, cf. Nes H4rx : Aram. ^?,"^-j> are filter, cla- rify) ;— Qal P/. 3 pi. D^pa nnsiy? 6{Sj| Ex 1 5 10 . fill. [7 /¥] vb. be or grow dark (cf. Ar. ji be black, JJj s/(ade; Eth. RAA: be dark; As. «t7lu, shade, saldlu, Pi. roo/ over, so Sab. bbSt [11.], n^I3 cet^, roo/, Hom Ch ""- ,26, cf. Palm.NWon ; OAram. ^7D overshadow, Aram. K$B, Jb^ shadow);— Qal P/. 3 pl."^ % '1* Ne 1 3 19 the gates of Jerusalem grew dark, i.e. evening came on. Hiph. Ft. i>XD enh Ez 3 1 3 a shadowing wood (but del. © Co Toy Krae). t b~2 n.m.* 144 ' 4 shadow;— 'x abs. 2 K 20 9 +, cstr. Gni9 8 + ; sf. 1?>X *i2i 6 , ^t Ez 3 i 6 +, also iffi Jb 40 22 , etc. '; pi. tS»Js^y Ct 2" 4 6 ;. cstr. !??X Je6 4 ;— 1. sAarfow on dial 2 K 2o 9J0UU1 11 Is 38 s ; S^n^l Je6 4, cf. Ct2 17 4 6 ; of mt. Ju 9 36. 2. shadow, slw.de, as protection (fr. sun) : of branches, Ju 9 15 (in allegory), Ho 4 13 Jb40 S2 Jon 4 5 - 6 and (in fig.) Ho 14 8 Ez 17 23 3I e.i2.i7 ^So 11 Ct 2 3 (of refreshment, delight); of rock Is 32 2 (sim.); 'rnp 'X Gn 19 8 shadow of my roof; of cloud Is 2 5 4 and (fig. of '''s pro- tection) 4 6 25 4, so prob. 16 3 ; T?? 3 ' x shadow of thy wings, fig. of '''s protection jr 1 7 8 36" 57-' 63 s ; shade, in gen., Jb7 2, fig. of * ^121'; hence = protectim, defence,of city (wall) Je 48 45 ; of' Nu 14 9 (JE), yjrgi 1 (v. also n.pr. ^X3), cf. ^1J 'X Is 49 2 (covering prophet, under fig. of sword), 51' 8 (covering people); of human ally IS30" 3 , of king La4 20 ; also of wisdom Ec 7" money v". — RpV? Is34 15 appar. ref. to TiEp, but improb.; rd. perh. IVXS her eggs Du Che Bpt (Che HebHpt transp. rnrn H^M). 3. shadow as symb. of transitoriness of life Jb 8 9 1 4 2 V' ' 44 4 (in'iy ^>X3), Ec6 12 8"; "1123 ^X3 of an individ. life near its' end f 102 12, so Mb?? ^'3 109 23 ; in sim. of emaciated members, ?S3 *1X*! Jb 1 7'. D l, s t H^S n.pr.f. wife of Lam. Gn 4**^ 2 - ,8S * ; Ew Br and most mod. (afteroldercomm.)rd.nit3pSc/ar&«ess,<fe«p</ar&- ness, cp. Ar. Ilk iv, As. [taldmu], Eth. R^ff": be black, dark) ; — death-shadow, oft. || ^KTI, HTp, etc., and opp. "ip.3, "I1K. 1. = deep shadow, darkness (cf. ^ T»J, ^ H«): Am 5 8 Jb 3 5 1 2 22 24 1 '* 28 3 34 22 ; of eyes heavy with weeping 16 16 ; 'X Din?3 24" b terrors of the darkness. 2. fig. a. of distress Jei3 16 ^io7' 014 ; 'X Hv Is 9'- b. of extreme danger Je 2 6 ^ 23 4 44 20 . 3. characterizing world of the dead, 'XI 'HBTI )^K Jb io 21 , 'X bsk to? v 22 (text dub., v. Bu Du) ; 'X *)$&) 38" (® TrvXupoi St aSou; gllgrTJ^- ^bs, a¥yi, f&i v. ^r. "H}1E77-2n n.pr.f. in Judah (X Gildemeister 2 " 8 ""< 1870) - 18 ° CIS w.bo.2.i. <; Aram.Kp^)X, lott^j, OAram. KD^v, so Nab. Palm, (also xnoW of woman's statue)). 072 n.m. Kz '"• '" image (something cut out, cf. ^DB ; No 'Schnitzbild') ;— 's abs. ■f39 7, cstr. Gn i 27 + ; sf. to^X v 27 5 3, «pbx 1", Dpi)S ^ 73 20 ; pi. cstr. 'Obx 1 S 6"+ , sf. VC&X 2 Ki i 18 2 Ch 23 17 , Da'ppX Am 5 Sf ; — 1. images of tumours and mice (of gold) 1S6 5511 ; esp. of heathen gods Am s 26 (text dub. ; del. We as gloss, cf. GASm Dr), 2Kn 18 =2CIi23 17 (both c. vb. rOf>), Ez 7 20, so ">3J 'X 16 17 (i.e. in male form, ace. to fig. of harlotry for idolatry); DrODO 'Dps Nu 33 s2 their molten images; of painted pictures of men Ez 23". 2. image, likeness, of resem-