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 nvp prophesied against by Balaain Nu 24" (PP.; JE);— v. also Tft 2. loc. ] s p}, in S. Judah (a settlement of 11. 'p 1 1) ;— Jos 1 5", [Za K a V ]a(in, A Zav ra. + 111. VP n.pr.m. Cain, Kotv, eldest son of Adam and Eve (expl. Gn 4 1 fr. nj^ acquire; but in fact =11. 'p, as here* eponymos, ace. to We 00 ™"- 11 Sta 0285 "' Bu"" 193 Holz " 60 '- esp. qij,ZAW III (18M). 250IT. ; IT 0896), 157 «■ Q^ e Bncj. Bib. Caw . /- Q u 1.2.3.6.5.8.8.9.13.15.1S.16.U j«p y6.24.25 ^ a ]J J) tTp adj.gent. of n. VP 1 (q-v.), W *9" (dwelling in N. Isr.), i K«./ settled among Amal., Nu2 4 21 (JE; v. 11. IS 1), 1S15 6 — = Tg v 6 (We Bu Kit [£, HPS ^pn) ; — 'pn also 27'° 30 29 (B®L K«wf(«)i = '???; A K-,i/«, K€i ra «o S ); Gn 15" (list of peoples; R^D^pn 1 Ch 2 M (K(f)ii/moi), related to Rechabites. tlj^p n.pr.m. a Sethite (Sab. n. pr. dei iypcis lT ' no - 81 - 2 );— Gn5 9101213 " I Chi 2, Kcuvav. fn. nU^p n.f. elegy, dirge; — abs. 'p 2S i ,7 + ; pl/t^p Ez 2 10 (but rd. mp Co— not Berthol Toy Krae), nirp 2 Ch 35 s5 ; sf. Drvnirp y-z.^elegy, dirge 2 S 1 l; Ez 19 1414 3 2 ,6 , pi. 2 Ch 3 5 25 ; sg. || ^ Am 8 10 , || 'ni nan Ez 2'°, 'p tdw Je ?» c. ^ybr, Am 5'Je9 9 Ez26 ,7 27 2 28" 32 s ; c.?«Ez io 1 27 m ; 'pTDb Jeg^dpni); pi. as collection of ... J- riL „,2»' D. ZAW 11(1882), 19., cf. Ill written dirges 2 Ch 35. — rJu «<*». *»* thinks Kina rhythm always 3 + 2 tone- beats, but book La (Heb. ni^p) is in all parts pentam., 3+2 varying sts. with 2 + 3, yet always 5 in line, with caesura; of other nwp, Am5 2 Ez io !ff - 26" bff - are pent., 2 S i u * ■f l tetr., Ez27 3 *- 28 12ff - 3 2 2,r hex. ; v. Br GmInlr - 379ff -. t [pip] vb. denom. Pol. chant a ni'p ; — Pf. 3 pi. consec. VfV Ez 27 s2 fy pers.), sf. (cogn.) nnfy) 32";' Impf. 3 ms. W* 2 Si 17 (c. ace. cogn. + ^$> pers.), cf. (?S pers. only), 2 Ch 35° and (b* pers.) 2 S 3 s3 ; 3 fpl. n«ipn c. ace. cogn., Ez 32", + -'? pers. v 16 ; Ft. as subst. Je 9" (professional) wailing women. pVp^p fi. [PD] vb. Hiph. awake (||form of fp ; NH in Hiph. (rare)) —Pf 3 ms. TO 2 K 4 31 Ez 7 6 ; 2 ms. rfrpni consec. Pr 6", etc. ; Impf. 1 s. TP? Pr 23*; 3 mpl. W^ Je 51"+; Imv. ms. nx-p'ri Hb2 19 + ; mpl. Wpn Is 26 19 Jo I s ; /n/. cstr. TP n ^17" 73 20 ; -™- PW ! s 26 12 ; — «/i«to sigiwg of waking, awake: 1. from sleep, a. 1 S 26 12 Is 2 9 8 - 8 + 3 « 73 s0 139 18 Pr 6 21 (doubtful line, v. Toy), b. of '» ^ 44 s4 owafe [fr. sleep] to activity, so 35 23 (c. b rei), 59" (c. inf. purpose), c. fr. ecstatic sleep of proph. Je 3 1 26. 2. fr. sleep of death, c. neg. 2 K 4 81 Je 51 3957 Jb 14 12 ; of resurrection Is 26 19 Dn 1 2 2. . from stupor (of drunkenness) Jo I 5 Pr 23 s5. . of inanimate thing Hb 2 19 ; cf. TPH m N ? T]^K Ez 7 6 the end cometh, it liath awaked unto thee (Co del. flJB, but the word-play favours it). — f 17 15 is put by Thes 01 Hup Du al. sub la; Ew De Che sub 2 ; We sub 1 b ; Calv Now : from night of distress and helplessness, and so Bae (psalmist representing Isr.). II. Y*p (•/of foil.; usu. taken as = I. pp, but connex. not clear; cf. Ar. Jali vehement heat of summer, late summer (We ata * ! *), &| be vehemently hot; Sab. B'p summer Mordtm Him. Iiuchr. 71 ; NH TP = BH, SO 3: «?£ , SjT. ^Js OAram. (Zinj.) NX'S summer). t yp n. m. Je 8| * summer, summer-fruit (cf. Gk. Blpos in both meanings); — abs. 'p Gn 8 M + ; r?i> T Am3 16 +; sf. ^P Is 16 9 3e^;— 1. SMTOmer-season, opp. *$ Gn 8 s2 (J), Am 3 1S Zc 14 8 V' 14"; II T Vi? Je 82 ° Pr fi8 Io6 26 '> als0 (without I'Sp,) 30 25 ; as fruit harvest Is 28 4 ; time of drought V' 3 2 * (%•)• 2 - summer- fruit 2 S I6 1 - 2 Am 8 1 ' 2 Je 4 o 1012 also, U^Xa, 48 s2 Mi 7 1 (in sim.), but ||T>Vp Is 16 9 (assim. to p of yp.; rd.prob.T-V3). STp v. J'Vp. "fli^p n-m/ ' 14 ' 6 a plant (cf. As. kuk- kdnltum (a) a garden-plant, D1 HWB 327 ) ;— usu. rioinus (R. communis, Linn. = castor-oil tree; cf. Dioscor. 1 "' m kuu (Egypt.) = Kporav [castor-oil tree}; Talm. p'p ?»f; v. esp. Low"' 353 '); perh. < bottle-gourd (© KoKoicwBa ; i.e. cucurbita lagenaria, a,me growing and witheringrapidly, Post in Hastings" 1 '"- 250 );— Jon 4 '- 6 - 7 - 910 -