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 pnto S 6' (3 instr ), = I Ch 13 8, 2 S 6 21 I Ch 15 29 ( + njjno) ; of merry-making Je 1 5 17 (|| t?V), 30" 31 4 ; of children's sport Zc 8 s ; of beasts Jb40 20 + 104 26 ; of man, play with (3) crocod. Jb 40 29 . Hiph. (declar.) Pt. pi. VpifyQ 2 Ch 30 10 they uttered mockery Dn'bg (|| D"?^). tphtT, pinbn.[m.] laughter, derision, sport (pi-op. inf. cstr.) ;— abs. p'n'B> Je 48 26 + 5 t. ; cstr. Ec 7 6 ; abs. pinB" Je 20 7 + 7 t. ;— 1. laughter (joyous) Jb 8- 1 (|| n^TW), V' I26 2 (|| nan), Ec 2 2 (1| nnCB*), 10 19 (|| OEb); as hollow Pr 14 13 (opp. K3),'Ec 7' (opp. oy?), cf. ^osn 'if v 6 . 2. (object of) rfertst'on, 'fe»b» nj!J, Je 20 7 48 26 - 27 (rd. for MT   Gie Du ; Co del. vv), v:39 La:3:14; elsewh. Jb:12:4.4. 3. sport Pr:10:23.

prr© 1 n.pr.m. v. sub pnx. tprfctt n.[m.] object of derision, Hbl 10. [tat], D^oto v. [bi&]. t[n^t^] vb. turn aside (Aram. KOD, )i.xx> id. ; SOB* sirai/ ; Eth. »»m?: in. 6e seduced, etc.; cf. Di- J ' ph "" (]882, ' ;!05 );-Qa 1 -P/- 2 fs - ***& Nu 5 ,9W ; 7m;>/ 3 fs. HCb-n v 12 - 29, juss. 3 ms. OB** Pr 7 2, ) - 7wm ms. npb 4 15 ; — inrn aside, of unfaithful wife Nu 5 12 (abs.), + B"N nrW, i.e. while married, v 10 (+"¥?■? adv. ace), v 2029 (all P) ; of youth, fr. (?W) way of evil woman Pr 4 15, toward (bit) her ways 7 s3 . t[DtOtf] vb. bear a grudge, cherish, animosity, against (NH DOB' Niph., X Gmf DOB'; perh.akin to |DB>q.v.);— Qallmpf. 3 ms. DDB>>1 Gn 27 41, 3 mpl. sf.^Otj'B-: f 5 5 4 , etc.;— cherish animosity against, ace. pers. Gn2 7 41 (J), 49 23 (poem in J), 5° 15 ( E )> +W?*65*J ofVs persistent assaults on Job, Jb 16 9 30 21 . trrct3to72 n.f. animosity;— H09 7 + v 8 (del. We, ct Now). ]L3itf (/of following). tltSft? n.m.* 109 ' 6 1. adversary. 2. Satan (NH JrV, ?Op ; Aram. KJB&, KJOD, Syr. U^ (Hebr.); NH vb. ?OD, Aram. JOD ; Ar. ^ii is 6e remote, esp. fr. the truth, and fr. the mercy of God ; ylL»i -Satan, Eth. A£rti1:) ;— 1. adver- sary, in gen., personal or national ; (?) '&? n '? Nu 2 2« (JE), 1829* (cf. Nes"*"- "), 2 S i 9 23, ^Kr Nu22 32 (JE); , E'iK5 ,9 ii 25 ; b'B'D^n, rpto subj. God 1 K ii"- 23 , cf.^109 6 (II PBh). 2. superhuman adversary, '^l 1 : a. of Job, one of D'ri^n »J| Jb !«•"■«*>*•>» a 1 - 2 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 67 , b. of h. p. of Lubrf.' ZC3 122 ; © o Sid/3oXo $ . c. as n.pr. 'B> Satan 1 Ch 2i'(interpr. 2 S 24'), © SidjSoXos- (® o-arax tl K II 14 - 23 ; Sararas Mt 4'° Mk I 13 Lk io 18 + 33 t.NT). t [tttto] vb.denom. (Gerber 30 ) be or act as adversary ;— Qal /mp/. 3 mpl. sf.^OE* f 38 21 109 4 ; Inf. cstr. sf.footfj) Zc 3 1 ; Pt. pi. cstr. "JOB- ^71", Bf/JOfc» 109 20, ^OiB* v 29 . ■(•1. 712102? n.f. accusation; — Ezr4 6 . fn. 11310*1? n.pr.putei(Aos<27%)Gn26 2l (J). [Wfe?] , |«ito v. K'BO. t ^ttf vb. be hoary (NH ro^ oZrf age; As. lefoj, a^red man; Ar. il>Li (^) become hoary, Eth. H4fl: (in deriv.); Aram. 3'D be old; oU jrcow old, %^Jo grey liah-); — Qal Pf. 1 s. 'ri3#1/ri3P4 1S12 2 ; Pt.1V Jbi5 w ( + V-& aged). t [n^] n.[m.] (hoary)age j— stWfrl K 1 4 4 . tillTtt? n.f. hoary head, old age; — abs. r V Ho7 9 +; cstr. tISty Gn44 31 ; ■* T91? 4^ 44 s9 , etc.; — 1. grey hair, hoary liead Ho 7 9 (fig-), Gn 42 38 44 29 - 31 (alU), 1 K 2 6 - 9 Pn6 31 20 29 ; / B'B i ^ Dt 3 2 25 (op P . P?V); || !PT Lvi 9 32 (H), |j njpi ls 4 6 4 , + id. ^71 1S (in these transition to foil.); tig. of sea Jb 4 i 24 . 2. old age, n3iO t> Gn 15 15 (JE), 25 s (P), Ju S 32 1 Ch 29 2S ; '{? also ^ 92 15 (trees, in fig. of righteous), Eu 4 ,s , + 2 S 1 9 s4 (© Ew Th Bu Kit, cf. We Dr HPS, 1^?^. for 1^^)- tfD v. I. [J1DJ. T*itf (/of foil.: NH Vp lime, I'D white- washer; Aram. ^TD, J Li lime, Ar. I^i (not loan-word, cf. Fra 8 )).

† n.[m.] lime, whitewash; — always ; — lime, produced by burning bones Am:2:1, in sim. Is:33:12; as whitewash Dt:27:2.4.

lT"!*to, Tltl?] vb.denom. whitewash; — • Qal Pf. 2 ms. w? Drik nnB-i Dt 2 7 2 - 4 . vto, ^n^.to v. nb. I. rPltf (Vof foil.; NH D"^ speak, nn'b, nrfD conversation (oft.); Aram. DTP speak; Ni5 zira M x,m 0883). J*) cp . Ar. lli (tf ) ie eager, diligent, whence (Buhl) eager occupation, with sthg. as orig. mng. in Heb., but conjectural).