1031 - OD 14 from n=D, Toy reads D, Krae D?;- pt. fpl. as n.=desolate places Is 49" 61* (both || nin), vª (cf. nppy 62¹); = desolations Dn 918.26 2. be appalled, awestruck, usu. at (y) judgments on others, Lv 26 (H), Je 2¹ (v. II. [37]), Ez 26¹6 275 28¹ Is 52¹ Jb178, cf. I K 98 =2 Ch 7³¹1, Je 186 198 49¹ 50¹3³; on oneself 40¹ (pyy).—18 42" v. [D]. Niph. Pf. 3 fs. Je 12¹¹ +, 3 pl. Zp 3°+; Pt. f. mo? Ez 36 + , etc.; =Qal: 1. be desolated, of roads Lv 26" (H), Is 33, hamoth Am 7 (|| ¹277'), altars Ez 6¹; cf. 25³ 32" Zp 36 Zc 7¹4 Jo 1¹769"; of lands Ez 29¹ 307 3634., cities Is 54³ (opp. ¹), cf. Ez 365 Am 9¹ Je 33"; man Ez 36 the desolated (sc. land, in fig.). 2. be appalled Je 4° La 4° Ez 4" 307, c. y rei Jb 18%. Po. Pt. 1. Opip na Ezr 9³ I sat appalled, cf. v*. 2. transit. appalling, causing horror (Dr. Da 1501.): Dyp (1) Dn11³, + perh. 9ª (v.); 80 also DD P12¹¹ (on' v. Ges 12³), DÊU VUỆN 8¹³ the crime causing horror, and 'as n. horror-causer, appaller, 9b. Hiph. Pf. 2 ms. Nin Jb 167, etc.; Impf. 3 ms. D'nin (Ges¹7¹) Je 49% 50%, 3 mpl. ef. DE 1 S5, 1 pl. D Nu 210, etc.; ¹7v) Jb 21³; Inf. abs. D 17 f. Imv. mpl. (Ges Mi 6¹³; Pt. D¹DVD 15 Ez 3¹; -1. devastate, ravage, acc. pers. 1 S 5° 14 30 Ez 20% Ho 2¹4 (fig. of vine), Jb 167;. acc. loc. Lv 2631 (H), Je 10 Ez 30¹21479, 80 (acc. om.) Nu 21 (poem in JE), Mi 6¹³; — Ez 14³ v. D Hiph. 2. a. appal, acc. pers., c. y at, Je 490 505 Ez 32¹. b. inwardly trans., "3" shewing horror, Jb 21 (Bu Niph. Hoph. Inf. catr. EN 16 ). (sc.) Lv 26% (H) all the days of (its) being desolate, so v³ 2 Ch 36; Aramaizing, in (Ges) Lv 26. Hithpo'. Impf. 3 ms. Dring: 143*, etc.;-1. be appalled, astounded, “? that, because, Is 59¹ 63³;y rei Dn 8; ¹3 m pin & 143¹ (cf. I pl. Doin Ecclus 43²). 2. cause oneself desolation, ruin, Ec 716. tent adj. devastated;- of sanctuary Dn 9"; f. of land Je 12¹¹. jovi so Hi co Toy Krae al.) +; of prince, a Ez 77; of idols Mi 17; MY DÍÐ Ez 23³³.—Ez 35" v. DDİ Qal. 33 pn.f. a devastation, waste;-abs. Ex 230+; pl. cstr. nippy Je 51%+;-waste, usu. of land, city, houses, etc., Ex 23" (E), Is 17 (prob. del., with words foll. Stu JP Th. 1877,714 FB JBL (1800), 84), Lv 26 (H), Je 4 + 14 t. Je ( D ND 32 34), Ez 6¹ +18 t. Ez pappy for MT per nopy, 27 DIN (357 read TT: TIPY Ez 35¹ v. foregoing. INOW n. pr. m. in Asher, 1 Ch 787, eµ(µ)a, etc. 12 +1. To'n.f.waste, appalment (24 t. Je);- abs.' Je 5+; pl.abs.ning 46;-1. a waste, of land, city, etc., Ho 5º Is 5º 13° 24¹2 Zc 7¹ Je 2¹ 47 1816 198 46 48 50³ 5129.43, vine Jo 1¹; pers. 73¹; pe Di Ez 23. 2. appal- ment, horror, i.e. occasion of it; of people, land, eto., Dt 28 2 K 22¹9 Mi 66 Zp 2¹ Je 50 25.11. 2918 441222 4913.17 503 5141 2 Ch 298 30¹; 'pinn 'Je 8²1. 19 19 18.38 v †11. n.pr.m. 1. in Edom Gn 3613.17 1 Ch 1³, usu. Eope. 2. third son of Jesse IS1617¹³, Eap(p)a, ØL Eaµaa; v. NYDU, NYDU, p 3. Zapaia(s), etc., heroes of David: a. 2 S 23" (om. accid. || 1 Ch 11¹³ Dr), v³³. b. v² Ch 11ª, EaµawÔ, Eaµ(µ)we; prob. also I p 1 Ch 27³. ni n.pr.m. v. foregoing. te n.pr.m. in Judah: 1. 1 Ch 229.36.52, Eau(μ)a, etc. 2.1 Ch 244.4, Eapai. 3. 1 Ch 47, Zepev, Eeppar, Eapi. I then. [m.] appalment, horror (Ba NB 324, 336; another view Lag BN 202, 203);-abs. Ez 4¹ drink water ', so 12¹. 80 tiewon.f.=;-abs. 1.-devastation, waste, z6¹ 33%, cf. .29 35³, +35, v. pp; pl. ninep Is 15¹6 Je 48³. 2. horror, 'D Ez 5¹. TẠO V. DỰ. MODUJ v. NADW. +1. [JAV] vb. grow fat (NH Hiph. id., also ; Ar. be fat; Aram. a, esp. der. spec. and deriv.; y adj. fat: As. šamnu, fat; Ph. (Pun.) ¡D oil, so Palm. NID Lzb³78; on relation of meanings Frä¹);-Qal Pf. 2 ms. Dt 32" and Impf. 3 ms. mv" both of Israel (prosperous and arrogant) under fig. of fat beast; so Pf. 3 pl. Je 5% (of wicked). Hiph. Impf. 3 mpl. upp Ne 9" were sated and shewed fatness (inner causat.); Imv. ms. In Is 61⁰ make fat (dull, unreceptive), Dyn 25. 25 T T ... IT T:Y
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