:M^'}^?^^&^}-': 0"1 " No better books, introductory to Hebrew, exist."— Prof . T. K. Cheyne, Oxford University. HEBREW AND SEMITIC TEXT-BOOKS. By W. R. HARPER, Ph.D., Professor of Semitic Languages in Tale College; Principal of Schools of the American Institute of Hebrew. ELEMENTS OF HEBREW. Net JS.OO. INTRODUCTORY HEBREW METHOD AND MANUAL. Ket S2.00. ELEMENTS OF HEBREW^ SVNTAX. Net S2.00. HEBREW VOCABULARIES. Net Sl.OO. INTRODTJCTORl' NEW TESTAMENT GREEK METHOD. By harper and WEIDNER. Net $3.50. IN MEMORIAM HEBREW VOCABULARIES LISTS OF THE MOST FREQUENTLY OCCURRING HEBREW WORDS ARRANGED BY WILLIAM R HARPER PROFESSOR OF SEMITIC LANGUAGES IN YALE UNIVERSITY FIFTH EDITION, ENLARGED NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNERS' SONS 1890 Copyright, 1890, by W. R. Hauper. Press of J. J. Little & Co., Astor Place, New York. INSCRIBED TO IRA MAURICE PRICE, CLARK E. CRANDALL, FREDERIC J. GURNEY, JOHN WESLEY PAYNE, ROBERT F. HARPER, WILBERT W. WHITE, GEORGE S. GOODSPEED, FRANK K. SANDERS, IN TOKEN OF THE author's INDEBTEDNESS TO THEM FOR AID AND SYMPATHY IN THE WORK IN WHICH THEY AND HE, AT DIFFERENT TIMES, HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED, ERRATA. Pago 10, after 93 read 16, " 21 17. " C9 18, 19, 20, 23, 26, 27, 81 160 296 386 392 725 1058 1109 D1^ Flee □in Devote, destroy ^b All N*Dy Host T T DJ< Mother nn:i River T T J r|i;^ Fowl n'^im Virgin T : P Garden |Cn Fat ^7jl1 Foot-soldier, and 3n"n Wide • : - T T pr^ Leg, and f::*!:^* Lily PREFACK. Tlie " Hebrew Vocabularies '' is intended for students who desire to gain a living familiarity with the Hebrew language. The chief difficulty to overcome in the mastery of the Hebrew language is the acquisition of a vocabulary. There are but few words in Hebrew with which corresponding ones in English, of similar sound and signification, maybe associated. The old method of acquiring a vocabulary, that is, by looking up a word in a Lexicon every time it occurs until it becomes familiar — for this, life is too short. The average student will look for the same word twenty times before he will really know it ; meanwhile he might have memorized ticenty tcords. Yet it is not well for a beginner to attempt to memorize the Lexicon. He should be given lists of the words which occur most frequently. Of the seven or eight thousand vocables which occur in the Hebrew language, about one thousand occur over twentj-five times ; about eight hundred between ten and twenty-five times. If the learner will memorize five or six words a day, within six or eight months he will have mastered a vocabulary sufficient to enable him to read any portion of the Hebrew of the Old Testament with considera- ble ease. Three words, those meaning to say, God, Son, occupy sixty pages of the Hebrew text. The sixty-three verbs given in Lists I. and II. occupy tivo hundred pages, and the first sixty nouns given in Lists YIL and VIII. occupy tivo hundred and twenty-five pages — together about one-third of the entire Old Testament, and in this calculation derivatives are not included. The book may be used in many ways. The author has found one plan especially helpful. When the class has fin- ished the first chapter of Genesis, the first lists of both verbs and nouns are examined and the words occurring in the vi Preface. chapter just studied are checked. This aids in impressing the several words upon the mind of the student. The same thing is done when the second, third and fourth chapters have been studied. In connection with sight-reading the yanie plan may be adopted with good results. The "Yerbs arranged according to their stems'' (Lists XYIII.-XXIY.), and "verbs arranged according to the char- acter of their radicals " (Lists XXY.-XLT.) may be used in connection with grammatical study. This use may also be made of the " Nouns arranged according to their Formation." The following points deserve attention : 1) The " Yocabularies " is not intended as, in any manner, a substitute for the lexicon, but to be used with constant reference to it. 2) In the Lists of Nouns arranged according to their Sig- nification (XCY.-CXXY.) rare words are occasionally given, but only when it has seemed best to make the list compara- tively exhaustive. 3) Since it has always been the aim to present the most usual meaning of a word, secondary instead of primary mean- ings will often be found given. 4) The Lists of Nouns arranged according to Formation, will be found convenient fur the study of that much neg- lected, yet very important part of Hebrew Grammar, Noun- formation. When the origin of a noun is uncertain, it is often difficult to decide upon its formation ; in general, how- ever, the classification will be found satisfactory. 5) In the List of Nouns derived from the most common roots, the arrangement is intended (a) to assist the pupil in getting more firmly fixed the meaning of the root by asso- ciating with it one or more derivatives ; (b) to show the particular meanings of the various formations. In order to accomplish both these things a-a^ leyuixva are frequently though not always inserted. The treatment does not aim to be exhaustive ; and yet it will be found practically to be so. Space has been left in the printing of the rare formations in order that the student may insert similar forms found in his reading. Preface. vi) 6) The " List of Commoii Idioms," if thoroughly mastered, will aid greatly both in a better understanding of the Hebrew text and in a better expression of its moaning in English. In Lists I.-XYIL, and in List CXXXI., the Hebrew and English are given on different pages in order that the book may thus be more easily made use of in the class-room. It was proposed to include other material than that here given ; but the demand for the book has been so pressing, and the delay of publication has already been so great, that it is thought best to leave this additional material for a later edi- tion. The principal lexicons, concordances and similar books have been used in making out these lists. In former editions (1882, 1883) my brother, Mr. Robert F. Harper, and in this edition my friend, Mr. A. S. Carrier, have rendered valuable aid in the work of collecting and arranging words. Great care has been taken to make the lists accurate ; but it is reasonable to suppose that omissions and errors will be found. Corrections will be thankfully received. WILLIAM R. HARPER. Yale University i April 25th, 1890.' S ^ CONTENTS. T. HEBREW WORDS ACCORDING TO FREQUENCY OP OCCUR- RENCE (Hebrev?^). I. Verbs occurr.pg' 500-5000 times 9 II. Verbs occurriiig 200-500 times 9 III. Verbs occurring- 300-200 times ]0 IV. Verbs occurring' 50-100 times 10,11 V. Verbs occurring 25-50 times 11-13 VI. Verbs occurring 10-25 times = 13-15 II. HEBREW NOUNS ACCORDING TO FREQUENCY OF OCCUR- RENCE (Hebuew). VII. Nouns occurring 500-5000 times 16 VIII. Nouns occurring 300-500 times 16,17 IX. Nouns occurring- 200-300 times 17 X. Nouns occurring 100-200 times 17,18 xr. Nouns occurring- 50-100 times 18,19 XII. Nouns occurring 25-50 times 20-23 XIII. Nouns occurring 10-25 times 22-27 III. PREPOSITIONS, ADVERBS, CONJUNCTIONS, and NUMERALS (Hebrew). XIV. Prepositions, and Prepositional Phrases: 1. Denoting Place 28 2. Deuoliug Time 28 3. Denoting Cause, End, Instrumentality 28 4. Denoting Connection, Relation, Privation 29 XV. Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases: 1. Denoting Place 29 2. Denoting Time 30 3. Denoting Quantity 30 4. Denoting Quality, Condition, and Causality — 30,31 5. Denoting Affirmation and Negation 31 XVI. Conjunctions: 1. Of Time 31 2. Of Wish and Condition 31 3. Of Cause, End, and Effect 31 4. Of Contrast and Correspondence 32 XVII. Numerals 32 X Contents. I. HEBREW VERBS ACCORDING TO FREQUENCY OF OCCUR RENCE (English). I. Verbs oceurring- 500-5000 times 33 II. Verbs occurring 200 500 times 33 III. Verbs occurring 100-:i00 times 34 IV. Verbs occurring 50-100 times 34,35 V. Verbs occurring 25-50 times 35-37 VI. Verbs occurring 10-25 times 37-o9 II. HEBREW NOUNS ACCORDING TO FREQUENCY OF OCCUR- RENCE (English). VII. Nouns occurring 500-5000 times 40 VIII. Nouns occurring 300-500 times 40,41 IX. Nouns occurring 200-300 times 41 X. Nouns occurring 100-200 times 41,43 XI. Nouns occurring 50-100 times 4~', 43 XII. Nouns occurring 25-50 times 44-46 XIII. Nouns occurring 10-25 times .... 46-51 III. PREPOSITIONS, ADVERBS, CONJUNCTIONS, and NUMERALS (English). XIV. Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases: 1. Denoting Place 53 2. Denoting Time 53 3. Denoting Cause, End, Instrumentality 53 4. Denoting Connection, Relation, Privation 53 XV. Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases: 1. Denoting Place 53 2. Denoting Time 5 J 3. Denoting Quantity 53 4. Denoting Quality, Condition, and Causality — 54 5. Denoting Affirmation or Negation..... 54 XVI. Conjunctions: 1. Of Time 54 2. Of Wish and Condition 54 3. Of Cause, End and Effect 54 4. Of Contrast and Correspondence 54 XVII. Numerals 55 IV. VERBS ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR STEMS. xviii. Verbs occurring only in the Simple Stems 56 XIX. Verbsoccurriiigonly in the Intensive Stems 57 XX. Verbs occurring only in the Causative Stems 57 XXI. Verbs occurring in both Simple and Intensive Stems 57,58 XXII. Verbs occurring in both Simple and Causative Stems 59,60 xxiii. Verbs occurring in Intensive and Causativ e Stems 60 xxiv. Verbs occurring in Simple, Intensive and Causa- tive Stems CO-64 Cu2^(TE]SJTS. XI V. VERBS ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE CHARACTER OV THEIR RADICALS. XXV. strong- Verbs , 65, CO XXVI. '£3 Guttui-al Verbs 67 xxviT. '].♦ Guttural Verbs 68 XXVIII. '*7 Guttural Verbs 69 XXIX. Verbs containing Two Gutturals &,) XXX. j"»j Verbs 70 XXXI. 1'"^' Verbs 71 XXXII. i^"2 Verbs 7.5 XXXIII. V'D Verbs 73,73 XXXIV. "'"D Verbs 73 XXXV. V'^' Verbs 73,74 XXXVI. "' ' 'j* Verbs 74 XXXVII. i^"h Verbs 74, 75 XXXVIII. n"7 Verbs 75 xxxfx. n""7 Verbs and, at the same time, '£) or '^» Gut- tural 76 XL. Verbs Doubly Weak 76-78 XLi. Detective and Kindred Verbs 78,79 VI. NOUNS ARRANGED ACCORDING TO FORMATION. xr>ii, Segholatcs, A-Class 80-8;i XLiii. Seg-holates, I-Class 83,84 XLiv. Segholates, U-Class 85, 80 XL>v. Nouns with Two Originally Short Vowels, tl—ti. 87,88 xtiVi. Nouns with Two Originally Short Vowtls, &—i. 89 XLvii. Nouns with Two Originally Short Vowels, a— li. 90 xi.viTi. Nouns with Two Originally Short Vowels, i— ti. 90,91 XLix. Nouns v/ith a Short and a Long Vowel, a— a(6). 91 L.. Nouns with a Short and a Long Vowel, it— i 91,93 Li. Nouns with a Short and a Long Vowel, il— u.. 93 L.II. Nouns with a Short and a Long Vowel, i— a C^— a) 93 Liii. Nouns with a Short and a Long Vowel, i— i r-i) 93 Liv. Nouns with a Short and a Long Vowel, i— u («"— il) 93 LV. Nouns with a Short and a Long Vowel, a— A (6— Ci; 91 Lvi. Nouns with a Short and a Long Vowel, a— i (6— e) 94 LVii. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, il— A 95 liViii. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, i— a, 95 liix. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, Jl—i 96 i.x. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, a— tl 96 T.xi. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, it— u 90 i.xn. Intensive?: Midi lo Radical Doubled, a— a(6) — 96 LXiii. laieusives: Middle Itadical Doubled, ft— i 96 xu Contents. LXiv. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, d—n 96 Lxv. lutensives: Middle Radical Doubled, i—ii 97 Lxvi. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, irregular 97 LXVii. Intensives: Third Radical Reduplicated 97 liXVtii. Intensives: Contracted Stem 97 liXix. Nouns with Preformatives, J< prefixed 97 liXX. Nouns with Preformatives, "• or T] prefixed... 97 Lxxi. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, a— a.. 98 liXXii. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, i— a... 98 Lxxiii. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, a— i... 99-100 Lxxiv. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, i— i.... 100 Lxxv. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, ft— u... 100 Lxxvi. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, fl— a (6). 100,101 L.XXVIT. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, i— a (6). 101 L.XXVIII. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, H—i 101 Lxxix. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, ft— u 101 Lxxx. Nouns ^ith Preformatives, "3 prefixed, u— ft. . . 103 Lxxxi. Nouns with Preformatives, D prefixed, irregu- lar 103 LxxxTi. Nouns with Preformatives, Pi prefixed, ft- ft.... 103 Lxxxiir. Nouns with Preformatives, P, prefixed, i— ft 103 Lxxxiv. Nouns with Preformatives. jl prefixed, ft— i. . 103 Lxxxv. Nouns with Preformatives, p prefixed, ft— tl... . 103, 104 Lxxxvi. Nouns with Preformatives, jl prefixed, tl— I 104 i.xxxvii. Nouns with Afformatives, "7 affixed 104 Lxxxviil. Nouns with Afformativcs, D affixed 104 Lxxxix. Nouns with Afformativcs, J affixed 104 xc. Multiliterals 105 xci. Compounds 105 xcii. Denominatives, Participial forces 105 xciii. Denominatives, D formations 105 xoiv. Denominatives with Afformatives 106 VII. NOUNS ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR MEANING. xcv. The Heavens and Heavenly Bodies 107 xc%'i. Time and its Divisions 107 xcvil. Natural Phenomena 108 xcviii. The Earth and its Divisions 108 xcix. Water audits Divisions J09 C. Geographical Terms 109 Ct. Space: Terms expressing Position, Direction 109 or Linear Measurement 109 Cti. Expressions for Quantity and Weight 110 CUT. Physical Qualities 110 CIV. Minerals and Metals 110,111 cv. Life, Disease and Death Ill cvi. Vegetation and its Products 111,113 cvii. Animals, Wild and Domestic 112,113 cviir. Animal products 113 Cix. Various groupings of mankind 113 Contents. xm ex. Various words for Man 113 CXI. The Body and its Members 114 cxii. Physical Qualities of Man 114 cxiii. States of the Body 115 cxrv. Terms expressive of Man's position in the World 115,116 cxv. Abodes and parts of Abodes 116 cxvi. Intellect, Sensibility and Will 117 cxYii. Operations and Enactments of Intellect, etc.... 117, 118 cxviii. Human Actions and Occupations 118 cxix. Articles used in Bailj' Life 119,120 cxx. Products of Manufacture 1~0 cxxr. The Spiritual Nature 121 cxxii. Ethical and Religious terms 121,123 cxxxiii. Sacrifice and Worship 123 cxxiv. The Future World 123 cxxv. God 123 VIII. THE MOST COMMON ROOTS WITH DERIVATIVES. cxxvi. Derivatives from Verbs occurring- 500-5000 times 121-128 cxxvii. Derivatives from Verbs occurring- 200-500 times 129-134 Cxxviii. Derivatives from Verbs occurring 100-200 times 134-140 cxxix- Derivatives from Verbs occurring 50-100 times. 140-151 cxxx- Derivatives from Verbs occurring" 25-50 times.. 152-168 IX. LISTS OF THE MOST COMMON IDIOMS. cxxxi. The Hebrew I'h rases 169-173 cxxxi. The English Phrases 173-176 /. Hebrew Verbs AccoRDiNG'TO^fREQut'm or Occurrence, LIST 1. Verbs occurring 500— 5000 times. 1 - T 8 - T 15 ^nn;; 99 T T 2 - T 9 T T 16 n'^i; T •t 23 DT 3 N13 10 - T IT Toj; 24 D1C> 4 ~ T 11 ^P'? 18 nt:'>' 25 - T 5 - T T 12 nit: 19 nr^ T T 26 ;;?;:• 6 1^'7 13 T T 20 Dip 7 yx 14 ~ T 21 Nnp LIST II. Verbs occurring 200—500 times. 27 DHN* ^37 r]pj 47 Tj^^ 57 np|) 28 r]pN 38 NT 48 ^*^h 58 r\T} 29 n^:? 39 •t;;*,^ 49 nj^^ 59 on 30 t^*p3 40 t^'n» 50 rrD^^ 60 D5,^" 31 r]^5 41 ;r:^^> 51 nSi ei n5:i^" 32 ^il 42 pi 52 H^j' 62 D^^i* 33 prn 43 rh-^ 53 s«^*^ 63 r\r\v;; 34 Non 44 nnD 54 niD 35 ,Tn 45 nni 55 n5j; 36 ':)D> 46 N^D 56 n:ij; «. T ■• T T T JO Hebrew Verbs Accords g to LIST III. r ' ,' \ ^ Verb,*? ecenrring lOO— aoO times. 64' ' ''79' ' ~ T 94 95 - T 109 Cinti^ - T 110 H,s*^ ~ T 66 c:^'l3 81 ■■ T 96 - T 111 IN*^' — T 67 68 n^2 82 83 TT - T 97 98 T T 112 jqcr' 113 nn-i^' ~ T 69 T T 84 ~ T 99 r5p 114 r\m T T 70 — T 85 •■ T 100 ^3p 115 T\m — T 71 - T 86 HDD T T 101 cip 116 Dt^' •■ T 72 nij 87 ~ T 102 n£?i? 117 rati^' _ T 73 74 75 76 77 n'?4 - T 88 89 90 91 92 T T 103 104 105 106 107 - T 118 n'^'u^' - T 119 ^^ ~ T 120 Tlgt:^' 121 nnt^' - T 78 '7'7n 93 t:'J.1 108 N:t^ LIST IV. Verbs occurring 50— lOO times. 122 T T 130 T T 138 — T 146 tnn 123 ~ T 131 m3 - T 139 b-in 147 nnn ~ T 124 - T 132 P51 140 nrn T T 148 " T 125 126 nn:n 133 134 Ul 142 T^'7n 149 150 r\y — X 127 ^"2^ 135 TT 143 1 ' 151 IT 128 ^J^:? 136 Pi^l 144 rso 152 pv: 129 >*n? 137 n^ 145 nnn 153 -IV' Frequency of Occurrence. 11 154 TT 171 m^ 188 ins ~ T 205 nv"i T T .55 DD3 "* T 172 ~ T 189 *~ T 206 iO^ T 156 Dj;3 173 ~ T 190 ~ T 207 'iDtr ~ T 157 ~ T 174 - T 191 Pm 208 r\y^ ~ T 158 IT? 175 "" T 192 T T 209 iij:^' — X 159 no*? — T 176 ~ T 193 — T 210 ontr" ~ T 160 ~ T 177 ~ T 194 ^^P 211 yi^ 161 — T 178 ~ T 195 TIT 212 n^LT 162 ~ T 179 1ir 196 • 213 Drjcr" ~ T 163 - T 180 "If;; -"t 197 Dm - T 214 n?2^ — T 164 0^0 ~ T 181 T T 198 r^i 215 D,t:t^' ~ T 165 ~ T 182 T'i^ 199 pf^i 216 nptj^' 166 - T 183 ma T T 200 3'1 217 D-t:ri _ ^ 167 D5^^ 184 fliD 201 — T 218 tr^n ~ T 168 - T 185 T T 202 PI 219 ;?pn 169 m 186 ^^? 203 ;^r'! 170 '7nj - T 187 '^'r? 204 Ni31 LIST V. Verbs occurrinj; 25—50 times. 220 S^Js* 227 'qnkX 234 JTO 241 '^D^ 221 niN* 228 Dt:\\* 235 ^'73 242 :jji 222 niN 229 n^5 236 ^V? 243 l^/'^l 223 jrN 230 ':)"13 237 ^ci 244 HD*! 224 y?2i< 231 '^n^ 238 hD^ 245 nil 225 n^K 232 nr^ 239 'r^ri 246 njn 226 nnj< 233 tD 240 "^'l 247 nDH T T 12 Hebrew Verbs According to 248 T T ■'^75 i^^: •302 m 329 249 - T *276 - T "303 ']n 330 11B — T 250 Dir '277 - T '304 331 T T 251 nor - T 278 — T 305 nn:) — T 332 nns ~ T 252 253 m TT 279 280 ID' ~ T 306 307 333 '334 f1? — T 254 PI 281 - T 308 flu • 335 rc:3 255 T T 282 ~ T 309 T T 336 piV 256 - T ^283 - T 310 - T 337 f nil; 257 - T 284 ~ T 311 noj T T 338 n^v ~ T 258 259 260 — T ^85 .286 -287 D'73 312 -313 314 ^339 ""f 340 341 i5V Dip 261 "PO 288 :i^^3 •315 342 '?rtp '262 263 ~ T *289 '290 n? ri^ 316 317 pm ' 343 344 a^p Njp tIt 264 265 nori T T ~ T 291 292 up"? *318 319 pOi ~ T 345 ^ 346 9 • ■ivp 266 TC '293 cm ^320 - T 347 '"tip .'267 Din •' T 294 '710 321 n£)D ~ T '348 3t:*p 268 - T 295 T T 322 m;r 349 '"'^;p ,269 270 271 Dnn - T 296 -297 '298 nip 323 324 -325 350 351 •352 -)C'P - T 272 273 274 mo 299 300 301 nip -326 •327 328 - T 353 354 355 FiirQUENCY OF Occurrence. 13 356 Dm - T 360 ytri 363 T T ^366 topt^' 357 "^ T '361 c^^tr ^364 - T 367 T T 358 T T *362 pni^ »365 •• T 368 nj;n 259 rrr\ ~ T LIST VI. Verbs occurrins: \ii-'* 5 times. 369 pN 390 - T 411 PPT 432 nan T T 370 ~ T 391 - T 412 ipi 433 - T 371 - T 392 - T 413 m 434 ■■ T 372 DDK - T 393 nj 414 v^ 435 "" T 373 394 -nj — T 415 -inr — X 436 nyn T T 37^ - T 395 m 416 nir 437 X^-r! 375 " T 396 m — T 417 D!:r ~ T 438 W^ 376 m 397 - T 418 -T 439 P-C 377 JIN — T 398 - T 419 or? 440 -nn ~ T 378 — T 399 '7'?J ~ T 420 mr *" T 441 tpr\ ~ T 379 - T 400 ^n 421 - T 442 nu:*n T T 380 T T 401 i^j 422 P50 443 ~ T 381 - T 402 t*)i\ 423 jjn - T 444 pe'C 382 ns 403 mi T T 424 - T 445 H'ln 3S3 D13 404 V^A 425 Din 446 raD - T 384 T T 405 z*r^ 426 cnn 447 ~ T 385 ':'j;3 406 T T 427 T T 448 i;yo 386 n;;3 407 'n 428 - T 449 nro 387 m 408 T T 429 D!:n - T 450 ^ro 388 PP? 409 T T 430 •■ T 451 d;;d 389 ma - T 410 li^l . 431 nDH .. -J. 452 ~ T 14 Hebrew Verbs According to 453 "^y 480 Lr"lD 507 n^^'j 534 y^j; 454 l^y 481 ym 508 T]*^*^ 535 DV^ 455 Dn^ 482 nD!D 509 rjni 536 pl")^ 456 \^ni 483 Dpg 510 t^'Hj 537 p^ 457 n^^ 484 Dj;0 511 JlID 538 n*^'*J^ 458 Ij;^ 485 1*19 512 n*lD 539 ^n^ 459 Hj;^ 486 £0*10 513 ^fip 540 nN*3 460 JV* 487 nn^ 514 ^5p 541 C05 461 np^ 488 ':'t^»p 515 pp 542 ri*l5 462 f:;^> 489 ^5^ 516 '7'^? ^^^ ^15 463 nnp 490 ;r5i 517 n^D 544 rr^^ 464 t^^ip 491 pi 518 H^D 545 )lp5 465 rrnp 492 mi 519 ^po mq dib 466 jnp 493 Iji 520 nnp 547 ^n^ 467 Dip 494 boi 521 DHp 548 p^i) 468 rflD 495 l^*!: 522 Hlj; 549 ^"15 469 N*'?^ 496 '?n^ 523 nij^ 550 tlt^'k 470 oip 497 nri 524 rrj^ 551 nns 471 nnp 498 '?ri 525 HDj^ 552 i^^^ 472 nnp 499 nri 520 .^pj; 553 n*i^ 473 HN^ 500 tr"ni 527 n^j^ 554 dii> 474 dh'? 501 tpl 528 r*?:^ 555 pr^ 475 ni'? 502 nj^i 529 ^^^ 556 ^S^^y 476 yn^ 503 119^^ 530 dSj^ 557 ntO^ 477 jl^.*'? 504 |*9: 531 '^^tDJj; 558 ^ny 478 :\)i 505 C^pi 532 J^_^ 559 '^^p 479 ni,:: 506 N*c*i 533 j:^ 56o nnp Frequency of Occukiience. 15 561 "^^R * 574 ^i?n 586 T T 598 HD^i^' T T 562 rv 575 Dj;n 587 T T 699 j;;t^' 563 Dpp 576 m 588 Ditr' 600 npj^ 564 np. 577 m 589 :^w 601 *:)pc^' 565 - T 578 - T 590 - T 602 f]pe' 566 m 579 n^tr 591 - T 603 pt:^' 567 DJ-I 580 592 — T 604 pn^' 568 m 581 - T 593 T 605 Hjit:/ ~ T 5G9 m-1 T T 582 — T 594 " T 606 n^n 570 pn 583 ^^'^ 595 - T 607 jgn 571 DOT T T 584 ~ T 596 fl'?^'- 608 rjDn 572 DD1 — T 585 - T 597 T T 609 :i;;n 573 b»OT //. Hebrew Nouns according to Frequency of Occurrence. LIST VI!, IVonns occtairring: 500—5000 times. 1 T 11 r4 21 >- pD 30 or 2 DIK 12 n^ 99 D'? 31 3 'ilk 13 |5 23 T ■■ 32 Hip- 4 14 T T 24 oro 33 c*7p 5 T ■/ 15 V^ 25 H^^P 34 c'> ^n 26 t:^$ii 35 nj;?::^' 7 tr\H 17 'n 27 -i5'l^ 36 aiy 8 °'^*'^*'? IS DID 28 ri^ 37 n'ld 9 19 20 1^ 29 n^ 38 T T LIST VIII. Konns occiirring 300— 500 times. 39 fllN* 46 ^"il^ 53 DJ CO fJ^C^D 40 '^HN* 47 ^tl 54 *^5 Gl ^*^5^ 41 nSj^ 48 D1 55 riDD G2 3^^D 42 ni*3iK 49 nnr 56 on'? 63 n'r^i;^ T T : - T T ■.•■.• T ^ 43 ■ nc'K 50 cnn 57 n^rp g4 d'?^* 44 n^n? 51 nc'pn 58 n.^n'pp 65 yj[; 45 'nn 52 2in 59 DiptD 66 nib*r ~ It t t *^ IIebreav Kouns. 17 67 ontrj^ 70 ni 73 ntr 76 nj;^' 68 n;? 71 flM 74 T : 77 ■/ T G9y n^ 72 nit* ;■ T LIST 75 iX. • - T x< >niis 1 occurring 2O0- -300 times. 78 m 88 T T 93 iKp 108 "ij;?^ 79 T T -: 89 '^nj) 99 "li^lt: 109 iW 80 '?'N' 90 V^l 100 n^ng 110 iN'i" 81/. '^N' 91 T - 101 Hl),!: 111 31p 82 T - 92 "^'n 102 ^^ 112 ■^J-l. 83 ^N* 93 "^?n 103 T : • 113 r"! 84 jnK 94 TDD T 104 ntri*? 114 yen T T 85 1J5 95 t]2 105 nnBc^?2 T T : 115 Dl'?^* 86 y^ 96 Da*? T ■■ 106 DN4 116 n:riy 87 nn:^ 97 T : - LIST 107 X. T -:~ 117 i^'onns occurring lOO— 200 times. 118 niN* 127 rar 136 ■ T 145 t^35 119 T 128 iPI 137 Ph 146 niD 120 TIN' 129 r7t:in T 138 nprt 147 T T 121 "N^ 130 pn 139 nn» 148 N*P? 122 D^^nN* 131 C2n T T 140 r^ 149 D^5 123 ni33 r]2 T : T 141 i''^: 150 P^^ 124 |t t 133 r •• 142 ^1 151 t^*n|p 125 n13^ 134 D*c:*:?n 143 T T 152 r)i!D 126 nn 135 'VD 144 nn^ 153 n DN'?^ Hebrew Nouns According to i54n5'?Dp 165 ^5P 176 p1^ 187 t03*^ 155 n£)DO T : 166 nniDi; 177 npiv 188 T - 156 ^r.^ 167 ni:; 178 \m 189 X*''W 157 168 i)^^_ 179 ^v 190 T T 158 rrNno 169 T 't 180 t:n-ip 191 iw 159 i?^P 170 DV;^ 181 pt:^Ni 192 T : 160 x: D;14 171 ^^-5; 182 an 193 vr2p 161 ^n^ 172 DJTD 183 anh 194 '^ 162 r^n^ 173 T 184 :i?1 195 ^V^ 163 • T 174 n? 185 ^r. 196 ; iDj;in 164 DID 175 LIST 186 XI. T T 197 • T Xonns occurring; 50— 1 100 times 198 P'^^ 212 nii3X 226 \n 240 jtorr 199 m 213 ^VN 227 T : 241 T T 200 m 214 n^ 228 ni;a:j 242 ynr 201 -ivix 215 nnx 229 "^5;i. 243 '75ri 202 r\)i^ 216 '"^i^ 230 T 244 iin T 203 ^T^T^f 217 nnN 231 ^j, m 245 T T 204 rinnN* 218 T}^ 232 T T 246 R^ 205 nnn^i 219 nu*>? 233 |5^ 247 nan T 206 n'i'?Nt^ 220 ni!i 234 ^5 248 ^^rr 207 t]i^j<' 221 1^5 235 ^31! 249 Di^n 208 nip'pN* 222 no3 T T 236 trai 250 P'7n 209 nt:N* 223 ^^3 237 n^^ 251 nTt:n 210 r\;)iik 224 "^,05 238 nj^'i 252 Don T T 211 1*2^^ 225 non? 239 T 253 It? FUEQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE. 19 254 255 nii-in T : V 280 2S1 306 307 332 333 256 r]^*n 282 T 308 T •• 334 T 257 T 283 T - 309 T T 335 y^:^ 258 284 — • T 310 n1^; 336 '?ixt?^' 259 1'i<] 285nn!:t:*p 311 T T 337 , nn^t?^' 260 T 286 "^pc^*:? 312 ^5P 338 '^^'^^ 261 n^.^. 287 Wi 313 °^^r? 339 ^'^^^ 262 ^^^ 288 "1"!J 314 D"Tp 340 T 263 264 265 266 289 290 291 292 315 316 317 318 ''OR nnb|f" 341 342 343 344 jn'pte' 267 ^^^ 293 nS'D 319 n:p 345 - T T : 268 269 270 'J? T * 294 295 296 ■■ 320 321 322 rrvp *^^vp 346 347 348 271 272 T 297 298 323 324 Dinp 349 350 T • : 273 274 275 299 300 301 ; 325 326 327 DP ri^'p 351 D^pn 352nnN*5n 353 n>Nt5n 276n3^'no 277 no>? 302 303 328 329 phn 354 355' T 278 279 304 305 330 331 :3n 355^ ' n:i;tf*n 20 Hebrew Kouns Accouding to LIST XII. Xouns ocourriii IS 25- -50 times. 356 yi^ 381 ^D!J 406 ]'^V 431 ^5; 357 382 "'r:^^? 407 p^n 432 Vr ' 358 ^'^ 383 T T 408 h^ 433 '359 384 n^'^? 409 p^rr 434 ny 360 m 385 r|^3 410 •^R'?n 435 ••T 361 T 386 /s n^:i 411 nt?n 436 n?7 362 'N* 387 - T 412 n'^JD 437 ii^l 363 T 388 JIJ 413 T ' 438 364 ':'3i^ 389 nn*! 414 T 439 " T 365 m 390 T 415 r^fi' 440 D:313 T 366 T : • 391 "^^ 416; 441 DID 367 D|D!< 392a n'^iiva 417 T : T 442 T T 368 y^^^ 393 }y 418 linn 443 l^'^D 369 1 T r • - 394 om 419 D'lrr 444 n^3 370 fl!:-;^ 395 T T 420 T T 445 ni^^5 '371 ^^^ 396 n 421 rat: T - 446 n^^D • 372 397 ^^ 422 n};yo 447 ni^i) ' 373 "^m 398 ni!DT 423 nio 448 T53 374 pnK 399 nin 424 '?P 449 miD3 375 ^N*5 400 P'^ 425 rrN*t:D T : ■■ 450 n^n:) • 376 13 401 ri'? 420 Dry 451 DN^ • 377 402 n^tDr 427 '1^ 452 t^^n'? 378 niHD 403 ^in 428 '?3V 453 I?^ •379 rr'^i 404 prn 429 T 454 rfi'7 380 rtT^ 405 NPD 43:) ^y^i 455 T ! ' FiiEQi; rENCY OF OCC UK HENCE. 21 456 npiNo 483 "^^'^P 510 ' • : T 537 ^ir 457 "y^m 484 D^j;? 511 Dn*i;r; 538 Ts^^ 458 T 485 "7^-^ 512 nvA 539 ^V 459 T : • 486 n?^^ 513 9^ 540 ^vx 460 T •• - 487 ^'f;?^ 514 ^m 541 n'tj^i? 461 ^)^ 488 ny;2 515 n;; 542 jintr^ 462 n^i!: ■ 489 ^^i^^ 516 ^0: 543 ^v 463 T 490 T •■ " 517 n^p 544 ninj; 464 t^*p1^ 491 T 518 n^D 545 ns 465 T 492 ^2 519 ^D 546 nn? 466 PI'? 493 < T T : ■.' 520 547 T '.* 4Qir\0nr2 494 T : ■ 521 nno 548 ^t^^ 468 mm T t: T 495 T : 522 ^:i^ 549 469 T 496 T T 523 nnay 550 n:i£3 T • 470 T T 497 n;jp*p 524 ^^ir 551 '9'^? 471 T'^ 498 r\m't2 525 n^^J^: 552 np9 472 T 499 • ~ : T 526 n>* 553 "^t^ 473 •■ T 500 "75: 527 n7;? 554 n^p? 474 N'?a 501 T " : 528 ^^1 555 T T 475 T 502 • T 529 Th^t 556 T 476 ri"?? 503 T T : 530 ^:ii? 557 n? 477 T : ~ 504 T • 531 nnrj; 558 Dixn? 478 T 1 505 ' T 532 ^i^ 559 '5V 479 T T 506 VT 533 n/?r 560 -k 480 T •• - 507 1^- 534 ^^i 561 nj^iV 481 T : 508 T T 535 ^^^ 562 D1^ 482 tly? 509 Ii5i 536 D^vr 563 ^v: 22 Hebrew Nouns According to 564 y'pV 579 T • 594 yW 609 T : 565 nl5V 580 y^'^ 595 T 610 T : 566 n;;nv 581 nt?' 596 Obt^ 611 b^r) 567 n?ip 582 T : 597; 2r^Y^' 612 Dinn 568 m 583 W 598 ; iji;iDir' 613 nnin T 569 ^^^^P 584 tiy\:^ 599 'iv^^ 614 m'pin 570 ^W 585 P'^ 600 n^:iD^ 615 nj^'pin 571 m 586 • T 601 • T 616 T • : 572 nnp 587 T : 602 Pp^' 617 trin^n 573 ^^\? 588; ii;iDt?^' 603 tr'itr 618 n'?5n 574 j n^^n-) 589 nu?^' 604 ^^ 619 on 575 orii 590 ^^^ 605 ^tffli; 620 T : 576 O'W) 591 ^3^' 606 JijJ^ri 621 nipn 577 tT'lD"! 592 ntr 607 nis*n T ** 622 ni;nn 578 J1OT 593 LIST 608 XIII. T •• 1 623 nj[;Vi'i Xouns occurring lO— 5J5 times . 624 T 634 ^'^IN* 644 T 654 '''^^ 625 T3X 635 n'^^.N* 645 M"?'f< 655 ri9J< 626 T ~: 636 PN* em IN- 656nnnpN 627 "^^^ 637 niN 647 ■ T r *" 657 T T -; 628 t3WN* 638 DirN 648 T : T 658 T • t: 629 639 nirjst 649 P5< 659 • T 630 i^^?^ 640 650 T T 660 T • 631 ni^.N* 641 '5< 651 ^b^ 661 p^5J:? 632 DIN 642 -i\s* 652 fl'^N 662 bi2i< 633 nN 643 b^H 653 il':'N 663 n'^SN rr.EQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE. 2a 664 ■^^J^ 691 n5 718 mi T T 745 ^PM 665 n?nx 692 D^'p'in? 719 ':';.i 746 B 666 n^nN 693 720 in 747 nr 667 T^ 694 T •. : 721 ]n 748 ■• T 668 '^b^kSt 695 :^y 722 nrt:i 749 ngrr 669 npiTNt 696 HDi 723 >i 750 nin 670 '^T^nN 697 T : 724 Dili T 751 '?)n 671 698 725 x^ N^'1 752 nirr 672 T T 699 n} 726 T 753 Dnirr T 673 PI? 700 ^"t^ 727 nirr 754 nrrr 674 m 701 728 T "• 755 nrrr 675 nnn? 702 •■ T 729 rn 756 T • 676 m 703 730 T ; T 757 T - 677 704 T • : 731 n'ln 758 T 678 ^'H? 705 732 nnn T T 759 '7'rr 679 T ' 706 rhm 733 T T 700 pi'Tr 680 niD? 707 ■^^j 734 T 761 in 681 rT-}i^5 708 ^^'7^ 735 nr 762 682 nn'v'5 709 rb':h:i 736 fiir 763 T " T 683 yi'5 710 ri^^ 737 764 ' T. 684 •^I?P5 711 "7)^2? 738 11 765 685 nn 712 T " 739 ■i?.!: 766 ■ " T ~: 686 t:n-)5 713 T T : 740 n"i?f 767 Dh 687 714 D-1 741 3jr T 7 768 T : V 688 T " : 715 T 742 D^^l^^ 769 nion T 689 1 T T 716 y:ii 743 ni^r 770 r?'? 690 D?^5 717 T 744 Dji^r 771 ]W 24 IIebuew Kouns According to 772 n^n 799 ■ t: 826 T : 853 npT!2 773 •■ T 800 T ; • 827 nin3 854 T 774 r5o 801 m^ 828 ■ T 855 T 775 : T 802 V. 829 T ; 856 T 776 ■ T 803 ni' 830 nj:i'7 857 ynr2 777 "^pn 804 T *• : 831 :in^ 858 it2n^ T : ~ 778 •■ T 805 P't:^^^; 832 T T '.' 859 npn,? 779 Dnn 806 ^^ 833 V? 860 niDfir^ 780 n^o 807 834 yn'i 861 n'Vn? 781 t^"}n 808 \'^n' 835 nN^^ 862 782 i^^n 809 niO' 836 Vb"? 863 nr\n'2 T ' 783 WO 810 ^?i? 837 T 864 not: T 784 rap 811 ^^55 838 D'MO 865 T T ~ 785 , T t: T 812 "7? 839 '7)2*2 866 ilc:'r!D 786 D^P 813 T • ; 840 nra^D T : • 867 D^t^*^!: • T 787 r]-)p 814 ^T^D 841 T : 868 aiN5? 788 npnp 815 ^33 T * 842 869 n^? 789 '^in; 816 K'?3 843 T * : 870 n:ii:)!: T 790 T T ~ 817 T T 844 19 871 np?p 791 p^: 818 • T 845 fll^ 872 '^icop 792 j^'^' 819 "'PD 846 T : 873 D\\*'7!D 793 '^yy. 820 0^5 847 inr) 874 T : 794 821 n5b 848 T " C 875 n3t:t: T : 795 * T 822nlniD3 849 876; T T ; '.* 796 ' T : 823 ^5 850 rTi*7i^ 877 i? 797 niD^ 824 ^^-^15 851 D1!: 878 T T 798 ^! 825 ^j^5 852nnDn T 879 nn)iD T ; Frequency of Occurrence. 25 880 D9 907 rf^np 934 "^m 961 "ly. 881 ni;iD? 908 n^np 935 y^^ 962 D^^'i^ 882 yp? 909 N*51? 936 n?p^ 963 n^:; 883 n5P? 910 riKb^D 937 DP^ 964 n^y:^. 884 T : 911 T : 938 1^'^ 965 n^^^i? 885 'm 912 T 939 T T : 966 "T?;? 886 Hif^ 913 nait:*!: T : 940 ^^'-5 967 r\v:i 887 r^'?Mo 914 T : 941 p^^ 968 ppi^ 888 :iyo 915, n^n::*^ 942 nn;j 969 npi^ 889 HDnjl^O 916 T : 943 nyn^ T • : 970 ^^i^ 890 T - 917 j '^^:^^^ 944 pri;! 971 ':'5J^ 891 T : 918 pin? 945 m 972d^5j;5j; 892 T : 919 D^np 946 11D 973 T T 893 nv? 920 ni*i? 947 HijID 974 '^VI;* 894D^n'?VP 921 T T 948 Sd 975 3pir 895 n9r>*P 922 T T : 949 T : 976 3pi^ 896 nip? 923 V). 950 D^t?p 977 y.K 897 "^l^.^ 924 nji 951 nn;;p 978 tj'i^j; 898 ^'?PP 925 T • 952 n^5p 979 n-i;; 899 n^pP 926 • T 953 HP 980 ^■ii' 900 J^i^pO 927 Pi^ 954 i^*::!!^ 981 Di-);; 901 nc^p? 928 7^ 955 ni^ 982 mi^ 902 ' iD 929 T : 956 ''.^;? 983 r*^i? 903 T : - 930 nin^^ 957 ^'pv 984 904 P^^^ 931 T •■ 958 ri^ 985 n!?1i? 905 nP 932 0^. 959 71^ 986 "^511^ 906 HDnp 933 D^r^ 960 n")Di^ 987 nitr;^ 26 Hebrew Nouns According to 988 yt^i; 1015 •^v 1042 ■^P 1069 Di^n 989 m 1016 TV 1043 i^'ip 1070 n^j;n 990 p^'i^ 1017 T •• 1044 nop 1071 p^n 991 ^n^'J? 1018 T • 1045 nop 1072 \^^'-) 992 nnj; 1019 rv 1046^ IP 1073 D^^^5n • T : 993 ^^? 1020 n^V 1047 W 1074 ;;^pn 994 ^6^ 1021 d'7V 1048 DDp 1075 nppS 995 t^.$. 1022 , •.■ T : - 1049 ; vy.\} 1076 rrj;c^'n 996 * T 1023 T T 1050 Pifp 1077 n:j*n 997 T ' : 1024 i'?V 1051 21R 1078 nKtr 998 npB 1025 (IDV 1052 nmp T : 1 T 1079 nnnt:^ T T : 999 D''?'D? 1026 ^'?V 1053 Dip 1080 j;5tj^ 1000 '^'OB 1027 T • 1054 c>p_ 1081 nb^ ~ T 1001 n^rs 1028 nj/V 1055 nrp 1082 pintf^ 1002 DnipQ 1029 n^j;V 105G C'NI 1083 poti^ 1003 ^^P? 1030 ?^pJiV 1057 T T : 1084 HD^ti^ T lOOi N15 losii/nnDV 1058 3 " yn 1085 n^c; 1005 "1"^.$ 1032 nnv 1059 nm^i 1086 n^^JC^ T 1006 n"}9 1033 nniDp 1060 pn 1087 S^jy 1007 T I "" 1034 n?lp 1061 P^"' 1088 iDt:^ T T 1008 n^'5 1035 »:ioip 10G2 Dpn 1089 nt^"?'^ T : ~ 1009 n5 1036 ^P"1P 1063 V 1090 ntot^ — •• -J- 1010 mng 1037 V 1064 ^;^^ 1091 ^^e:b^ T : • 1011 ^n? 1038 TV 1065 HDI 1092 nsnt:? T ■• : 1012 '^^nt) 1039 ^rp 1066 T • : 1093 ptrtj^ 1013D\\*S*XV 1040 iT 1067 '^^1. 1094 pK^' 1014 ^rii; 1041 n^'ii 1068 J/^ 1095 n'?m Fi:equency of Occurrence. 27 1096 ]^m 1114 nn::* 1132 1 Ir^^ 1150 (innn 1097 IXC^' 1115 ntDt:* 1133 nnn:r' 1151 'nnn 1098 }r\y^ 1116 T 1134 T 1152 ])yn 1099 n^5tr' 1117 ^)yc 1135 nN*n 1153 1?'^ 1100 n'iyc* 1118 nyc 1136 |50 1154 on T 1101 ]'iny^^ 1119 \^^ 1137 n^^nn 1155 '?io;i 1102 n:ii::^' T T : 1120 T " 1138 inn 1156 T T 1103 ic:^' 1121 ^^ ii39ni:DDnn 1157 T [• 1104 DHtr' 1122 n'??^" 1140 nmin 1158 ni:in 1105 ^y^ 1123 1141 T 1159 T-pr) 1106 nN*ic* T 1124 T - 1142 nin 1160 n'?:;n T T : 1107 orcf 1125 • T 1143 T 1161 n;^n 1108 ':5i^' 1126 m 1144 T • 1162 .^h iio9yn3;i^' 1127 };yc* 1145 n*i:rn 1163 • T : 1110 nntr 1128 T " 1146 T ■ : 1164 y^^n nil pnc^' 1129 1147 y^mn 1165 y^^^n 1112 pre* 1130 T T 1148 cnr) 1113 nntr' 1131 n'^id 1149 nnn ///. Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Numerals. LIST XIV. Prepositions, and Prepositional Phrases 1, 1. Denoting Place. 1 '^N* 9 n,?j;'7 16 n>:5 23 nnr\ 2 ^7 lO('?i!D)'?'l,^ IT ni^3 2-1 T 3 n;; 11 riNnp'p 18 ^3i! 25 (n^3) 4 '^.5'? 12 9>\\* 19 ^5r? 26 pn 5 n'i:5'7 13 5 20 nriN* 27 ^in3 6 ^^ i4(-nj<)nN* 21 nnx 28 ^"^p3 ™ip 1^ r3 22 "^y 29 'J9 n?j 2. Denoting Time. 1 3 4 'P 7 ni:? 10 T '* 2 f5 5 nj; 8 "iriN* 11 n'l;^? 3 ^N 6 ^:)5S 9 r? 12 DTOD 3. Denoting Cau)s and Adverbial Phrases. 1. Denoting Place. 1 nw*, pN* or r.sr nx\*, 10 r]*2ip, n,tD*, r7!}:i:i, f\s*p, fiXp n^by 2 rt5, rii3\s*, ri£)p, -ij; n '7^, S>:pp, n'^jfp^p, ria ^;^p, n'^i^p 3 rlD, n:D^K and ny^^, 12 nnn, nnnp, n'L)p, ri^-n;^., rt:)i liD ncop'?, nop'pp 4 n^ HDnnp' np*) n?p, i:^> nop, nin^np, ddp, npj^, mp \s*' nnpp 5 ohr}- n^n. mn n^_, 14 iT^p/np^^iD, ntp^^iD'?, n^n nib) ' n,^^:£)p' fi D^', Dc'rp', n,^^' 15 n^"?,!. y^n nvin, 7 12']^, DOS^/^D^m phj, j^in'?^ pnp, iy), ijp, Dip, (liy^ pnnp 8 ^)m, nrrNN nm^p, ' le d^' n^'5<, D*^p n^\*. n^n'HNV ni-'^ppip rr;b ni^iV^, n;p^' y^H, 9 pp^ ':'N*Dt?^ n?^;^?'^?^'^^"':''^!? 30 Prepositions, adverbs, 3. Denoting Time. (Many Adverbs denoting' place are used to denote time.) np-n;; Dtr'^pV d'^js'?' ^??' 3 nitron, n:ii^*Nn!i 9 -ito," nnn/t^!:, npb, T • T • T T T • t: T • )v n™'?oMpnn^ n d^nmi^ d^nmiod, 6 Tpn," ni'?', D'7i;r'7, 12 nnnp, nn?, '?p nv^, mt?^ DVP: 13 nrrNp, ^r^ ;^n£), nv^^ DN*n9, DN*n? ^^hg'?, ~ : ~ T 3. Deluding Quantity. 2 n^ n:nn, n?^, d'i'? n^D"?, nv^l 4 nnv, nn^ nn^-'^;r s id"?, ni:i, nnn'? (The Numeral Adverbs are omitted here.) 4. Denoting Quality, Condition and Causality. 2 p....p,p.V..n:?\sp, ni^ Conjunctions, and Numerals. 31 T •• I •• T T •• T T T T T ^- 5. Denoting Afflrmation or Negation. 1 |DK, n^Ok^, D^9N*' '?' 4 \st, ^^'?, '^jst, '^s, ^^5 N15N*, v^^kx/oxo/.-D^ 5 nn'p, D5J^, D'^ik^e, p'; 3 K^, '^X, f\S*, D^kSt, "75, LIST XVI. Conjunctions. 1. Of Time. 2 rxp, rN*-(P 6 nL:*>^^ ^HN, nnx, nqN 2. Of Wish and Condition. 1 DN*, ^5, I'? 3 ti'^K 2 N'71'? or ^^l'?, DN-^D 4 ^^^^J 3. 0/ Cause, End, and Effect. 2 nc;*^-'?;;', ^^■'7>^ n?^^^^^ nt:*N* npj;, ^d Dpj;, n-L^'K nnn, ^5 nnn, 3 n:^;>t^ j^r?'?, jj;?'? 82 Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, etc. 4. Of Contrast and Correspondence. 1 IN* , 15<. . • -IK , DNv . . -DN 3 nt;*N*5 , y^^. 2 ^5 (after a negative), ^3 D^ 4 ^J ^K , f]K DK , '?j; , DK ^? , ^5 D$\* 1 im ■ j~ : 4 nr3")N* ^ T : - 6 rr^*tr' 10 nnt:^!; 11 LIST XVII IVnmerals. 12 ^ ^ T T ■■ : 13 ^y ni^hc^ ^«a| niKp ^'^b^ Ho<:l| niNp >*5^N* 19 D^D'^N* 21 D^£)'?j< 'n;^3nK • T -: J- : - O ^ T T : QO 9'T 24 niN*5i tr?:?^ 25 niNDn >*5nN 26 niN^n-^^cr" /. Hebrew Verbs According to Frequency of Occurrence. Verbs 1 Eat, devour 2 Say 3 Go in, come 4 Speak 5 Be 6 Go, walk 7 Know 8 Bring forth 9 Go out LIST I. occurring 500— 5000 times. 19 Command 10 Sit, dwell 11 Take 12 Die 13 Lift up, bear 14 Give 15 Pass over 16 Go up 17 Stand 18 Do, make 20 Rise, stand 21 Call, meet 22 See 23 Set, place 24 Turn 25 Send 26 Hear, give ear to LIST II. Verbs occurring 200—300 times. 27 Love 28 Gather 29 Build 30 Seek 31 Bless 32 Remember 33 Be strong 34 Sin 35 Live 36 Be able 37 Add 38 Be afraid 39 Go down 40 Possess 41 Deliver 42 Prepare 43 Complete 44 Cut 45 Write 46 Be full 47 Be king, reign 48 Find 49 Make known 50 Stretch out 51 Smite 52 Fall 53 Snatch, deliver 54 Turn aside 55 Serve 56 Answer 57 Visit, number. appoint 58 Multiply, be nu- merous 59 Be high 60 Lie down 61 Keepi watch 62 Judge 63 Drink 34 Hebrew Verbs According to LIST Ml. Verbs occurring 100— SOO times. 64 Perish 84 Be left, remain 104 Pursue 65 Be firm 85 Be heavy 105 Run 66 Be ashamed 86 Cover, conceal 106 Feed 67 Trust 87 Cover, atone 107 Be glad 68 Perceive 88 Put on, clothe 108 Hate 69 Weep 89 Fight 109 Burn 70 Redeem 90 Take, capture 110 Ask 71 Be great, grow 91 Prophesy 111 Remain 72 Sojourn 92 Smite, touch 112 Swear 73 Reveal, uncovei • 93 Approach 113 Break in pieces 74 Tread, seek 94 Depart 114 Do obeisance 75 Praise 95 Turn, surround 115 Corrupt, destroy 76 Kill 96 Write, number 116 Dwell, inhabit 77 Sacrifice 97 Abandon 117 Forget 78 Pollute, begin 98 Turn about 118 Cast, throw 79 Encamp 99 Gather together 119 Be whole 80 Impute, think 100 Bury 120 Pour out 81 Be unclean 101 Be holy 121 Minister unto. 82 Thank 102 Burn incense serve 83 Be good 103 Draw near LIST IV. Verbs occurring: 50— lOO times. 122 Be willing 134 Sojourn 143 Be gracious 123 Seize 135 Commit forni- 144 Delight 124 Bind cation 145 Be angry 125 Curse 136 Cry out 146 Plow, engrave 126 Choose 137 Sow 147 Be dismayed, 127 Swallow 138 Cease terrified 128 Consume 139 Be in pain, be 148 Be clean 129 Cleave, split afraid, trem- 149 Be dry 130 Create ble 150 Reprove 131 Flee 140 See, gaze at 151 Give counsel 132 Cleave, cling 141 Be sick 152 Pour out 133 Turn, overturn 142 Divide 153 Form Frequency of Occurrence. 35 154 Cast, instruct 177 Shut 198 Wash 155 Wash 178 Conceal 199 Be far off 156 Be provoked 179 Awake 200 Strive, contend 157 Stumble 180 Assist 201 Ride 158 Lodge 181 Be afflicted 202 Sing, cry aloud 159 Learn 182 Arrange, set in i 203 Be evil 160 Reject order 204 Heal 161 Measure 183 Redeem 205 Be pleased 162 Hasten 184 Scatter 206 Suffice 163 Sell 185 Separate, be 207 Act wisely, 164 Escape wonderful prosper 165 Anoint 186 Pray 208 Cease, rest 166 Rule 187 Do, make 209 Destroy 167 Look, regard 188 Separate 210 Slaughter, kill 168 Drive out, ban- 189 Spread out 211 Sing ish 190 Succeed, pros- 212 Put, place 169 Rest per 213 Rise early 170 Inherit 191 Cry out 214 Destroy 171 Plant 102 Watch, cover 215 Be astonished, 172 Know, be igno- ■ 193 Distress desolate rant 194 Be light, de- 216 Drink 173 Set, place spised 217 Be complete 174 Be preeminent 195 Get, obtain 218 Catch, seize 175 Keep, watch 196 Rend 219 Strike, blow (a 176 Reach 197 Have mercy LIST V. trumpet) Verbs occurring 85—30 times. 220 Mourn 229 Act treacher- 237 Boil 221 Long for ously 238 Be high, exalted 222 Shine 230 Divide 239 Tear away, plun- 223 Listen 231 Be terrified, der 224 Be firm hasten 240 Quiver, exult 225 Bake 232 Despise 241 Deal well or ill 226 Lie in ambush 233 Plunder with 227 Belong,prolon; g234 Try, prove 242 Steal 228 Be guilty, suffer 235 Mix, confound 243 Drive out for 236 Cut off, fortify 244 Be like, perish 36 Hebrew Verbs According to 245 Be silent 276 246 Meditate 277 247 Make a noise 278 248 Conceive 279 249 Break, tear 280 down 250 Flow 281 251 Sing, chant 282 252 Be old 283 253 Scatter, winnow 284 254 Sprinkle, strew 255 Hide 285 256 Join, associate 286 257 Bind, gird 287 258 Gird 288 259 Be wise, act wisely 289 260 Dream 290 261 Pass on (over ,291 away), renew ,292 change 293 262 Draw out 294 263 Pity, spare 295 264 Trust 265 Hew, dig 296 266 Search 297 267 Be dried up. 298 be waste 299 268 Tremble 300 269 Upbraid, re- proach 301 270 Withhold 271 Seal '302 272 Be good 303 273 Secrete 304 274 Tear off, tear in I 305 pieces 306 275 Labor, be weary 307 Give 308 Wait Howl, wail 309 Suck, give suck 310 Found, estab- 311 lish Chastise 312 Stand 313 Kindle, burn 314 Be straight, right 315 Contain 316 Hide, conceal 317 Be ashamed Be brought low, 318 humble 319 Bend the knee 320 Scorn 321 Gather 322 Refuse 323 Move, totter 324 Circumcise 325 Wipe off, de- 326 stroy 327 Divide, allot to 328 Withhold 329 Act covertly 330 Bebel 331 Drag, pull, draw 332 (out) 333 Commit adul- tery 334 Despise 335 Smite 336 Wander 337 Vow Lead, drive 338 Move, nod 339 Shake, wave, sift Lead Spread out Try, prove, tempt Pour out, anoint Specify, fix Be pure, inno- cent Avenge Kiss Break down, de- stroy Tear (away) Forgive Sustain Mourn Testify Fly Restrain Mix, pledge Oppress Meet, smite Fear, tremble Escape Separate Be fruitful Sprout, flourish Break (down, up), spread Strip off Transgress Be righteous Bind, press, be- siege Sprout Conceal Frequency of Occurrence. 37 340 Refine, try 349 341 Be before, pre- 350 cede 351 342 Congregate, as- 352 semble 353 343 Wait, expect, be collected 354 344 Be jealous 355 345 Be wroth, angry 356 346 Be short 357 347 Meet, happen 358 348 Be attentive, listen 359 Be hard 360 Bind, conspire 361 Lie down 362 Stir, be agitated 363 Spy out, slan- 364 der 365 Shout Be poor 366 Be wide, large 367 Shake 368 Be feeble, faint, cease Kill, murder LIST VI. Be wicked Leap, exult Laugh, be merrj^ Capture Rush, overthrow Be low, become low Be quiet Hang Wander Verbs occurring lO— 25 times. 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 Hasten 388 Gird 389 Tarry 390 Shut, close Be dumb 391 Languish 392 Sigh 393 Be angry 394 Weave 395 Betroth 396 Guide right, pro- 397 nounce happy 398 Come 399 Stink 400 Despise 401 Tread down 402 Waste away, 403 decay 404 Be lord Be terrified 405 Cut in pieces, 406 plunder 407 Pour out 408 Separate, select 409 Announce glad 410 tidings 411 Pollute 412 Prevail 413 Cut off 414 Enclose 415 Expire Shear 416 Cut off Shave 417 Roll 418 Abhor, cast 419 Rebuke 420 Shake 421 Stir up Diminish, with- 422 hold 423 Thresh 424 Thrust down 425 Judcfc 426 Crush Cease, destroy Be quenched Pulverize Pierce Become fat Drive out Shine, teach, warn Boil, be pre- sumptuous Meditate Loathe, cast off Be angry, curse Rise Bindbyapledge, pervert Embrace Keep a feast Renew Pity Hasten Hebrew Yerbs According to 427 Wait 428 Desire 429 Be warm 430 Defile 431 Fail, lack 432 Cover, veil 433 Dig 434 Be ashamed 435 Search 436 Divide 437 Divide 438 Grave, decree 439 Sharpen, deter- mine 440 Be drj', burn 441 Make bare 442 Be silent 443 Be dark 444 Cleave to, love 445 ]\Iarry 446 Slaughter 447 Dip 448 Sink 449 Besmear 450 Cast down 451 Taste 452 Be willing 453 Bring 454 Be dry 455 Conceive 456 Enroll 457 Oppress 458 Appoint, meet 459 Profit 460 Set 461 Be precious 462 Sleep 463 Be quenched 464 Tread upon, 496 subdue 497 465 Be dim 498 466 Be priest 499 467 Lie 500 468 Fail, deny 501 469 Shut up 502 470 Gather 503 471 Dig, buy 504 472 Beat 505 473 Be weary 506 474 Burn 507 475 Cleave, borrow, 508 lend 509 476 Crush, oppress 510 477 Deride 511 478 Melt 512 479 Change 513 480 Depart 514 481 Strike through 515 482 Rain 516 483 Melt 517 484 Be few 518 485 Bebel 486 Polish, sharpen 519 487 Be bitter 520 488 Liken, use a 521 proverb 522 489 Fade 523 490 Bubble up, de- 524 clare 525 491 Play 526 492 Gore 527 493 Flow out, de- 528 liver up 529 494 Drive 530 495 Offer voluuta- 531 rily 532 Lead (lie down?) Sprinkle Flow Separate Divine Drop Shake Breathe, blow Scatter Go round Deceive Lend, borrow Bite Pour out Pluck up Turn back Incite Go about, trade Hedge in, cover Benefit, be poor Baise Uphold Gather together, destroy Stone Rebel Shut Writhe, pervert Pervert Be strong Cover Cover, faint Trouble Exult Glean, vex Hide Labor Be delicate Frequency of Occurrence. 39 533 Cloud, practice 557 magic 558 534 Be pained, 559 grieved 535 Be strong 560 536 Uncover, empty 561 537 Terrify 562 538 Be rich 563 539 Entreat 564 540 Adorn 565 541 Meet 566 542 Blow, utter 567 543 Scatter 568 544 Open wide 569 545 Open 570 546 Cleave 571 547 Lay bare, dis- • 572 miss, lead 573 548 Break 574 549 Break 575 550 Spread 576 551 Seduce, deceive 577 552 Cluster 578 553 Hunt 579 554 Fast 580 555 ]^i stress, urge 581 556 Be thirsty 582 Destroy 583 Be leprous 584 Receive, be op- 585 posite 586 Bow down 587 Be dirty , mourn 588 Awake 589 Divine 590 Cut off 591 Multiply 592 Be square 593 Stone 594 Terrify, be quiet 595 Rule 596 Pour out 597 Throw, deceive 598 Tread down 599 Creep 600 Be hungry 601 Rage, thunder 602 Crush 603 Beat out 604 Be high 605 Speak,complain 606 Hire 607 Draw 608 Roar 609 Pant Praise Buy grain Go astray Be like, put Go to and fro Cry out Bow down Twine Seek Be bereaved Drink Spoil Draw out Repeat, change Spoil Lean upon Watch Weigh Look forth Swarm Whistle Plant Search out Go about, weigh Ui)ho]d Abhor //. Hebrew Nouns according to Frequency of Occurrence. LIST Vll. Kouns occurring 500— 5000 times. 1 Father 2 Man, mankind 3 Lord 4 Brother 5 One 6 After 7 Man 8 God 9 Man, mankind 10 Earth 11 Between 12 House 13 Son 14 Word, thing 15 Way 16 Mountain 17 Living, life 18 Good 19 Hand 20 Day 21 Priest 22 Heart 23 Hundred 24 Water 25 King 26 Soul 27 Servant 28 Eye, fountain 29 City 30 People 31 Face 32 Yoice 33 Holy 34 Head 35 Seven 36 Name 37 Two 38 Year LIST VIII. Xouns occurring 300— 500 times. 39 Master 40 Tent 41 Ox, thousand 42 Four 43 Woman 44 Cattle 45 Daughter 46 Great 47 Nation 48 Blood 49 Gold 50 New, month 51 Five 52 Sword 53 Sea 54 Article, vessel 55 Silver 56 Bread 57 Altar 58 War 59 Place [torn 60 Judgment, cus- 61 Prophet 62 Around 63 Burnt-offering 64 Eternity 65 Tree m Ten 67 Twenty 68 Time Hebrew Kouns. 41 69 Mouth 72 Field 75 Heavens 70 Many 73 Prince 76 Gate 71 Spirit, wind 74 Three LIST IX. 77 Midst Xouns ocoiirriiij; 200— 300 times. 78 Stone 92 Strength 105 Family 79 Ground 93 Kindness 106 Utterance 80 Ram 94 Honor, glory 107 Inheritance 81 Mighty one, Go d 95 Palm of hand 108 Boy, servant 82 Cubit 96 Heart 109 Iniquity 83 Nose, anger 97 Night 110 Flock 84 Ark 98 Exceedingly 111 Midst 85 Garment 99 Appointed time !,112 Foot 86 Morning place 113 Friend, neigh- 87 Covenant 100 Camp bor 88 Flesh 101 Rod, tribe 114 Wicked 89 Boundary 102 Messenger 115 Peace 90 Seed 103 Offering 116 Six 91 Sin 104 Work LIST X. 117 Law ^'OUIIM occurring lOO— 200 times. , 118 Light 131 Wise 144 Remainder 119 Sister 132 Wisdom 145 Lamb 120 Another 133 Heat, fury 146 Strength 121 Ear 134 Fifty 147 Wing 122 Forty 135 Half 148 Throne 123 First-born 136 Court, village 149 Vineyard 124 Herd, cattle 137 Statute 150 Tongue 125 Hero 138 Statute 151 Produce 126 Generation 139 Together, alike 5 152 Death 127 Sacrifice 140 Wine 153 Work 128 Old man, elder 141 Right hand 154 Kingdom 129 Wall 142 There is [right 155 Number 130 Abroad 143 Straight, up- 156 Above 42 Hebrew Kouns According to 157 Commandment 158 Appearance 159 Dwelling, tab- ernacle 160 Soutli country 161 Valley, brook 162 Brass, copper 103 Prince 164 Horse- 165 Book 166 Service 167 Congregation 168 Pillar, column 169 Dust 170 Bone 184 171 Evening [time) 185 172 Tread, beat (of 186 173 Bullock 187 174 Fruit 188 175 Door 189 176 Bighteousness 190 177 Bighteousness 191 178 North 192 179 Adversary 193 180 Holy 194 181 First 195 182 Abundance 196 183 Breadth 197 Chariot Famine Lip, shore Bod, tribe Best, sabbath Third Booty, prey Oil, fat Eight Sun Second Falsehood Abomination Continuity LIST XI. Sfoniis occiirrin]^ 3(^100 times. 198 Needy 199 Socket 200 Iniquity 201 Treasure 202 Sign 203 Possession 204 Last 205 Latter «nd 206 God 207 Leader, ox 208 Widow 209 Female slave 210 Faithfulness 211 Saying 212 Ephod 213 Side, beside 214 Cedar 215 Way, path 216 Lion 217 Lion 218 Length 219 Fire-offering 220 Pit 221 Belly 222 High-place 223 Master, Baal 224 Iron 225 Blessing 226 Pride 227 Might 228 Hill 229 Mighty one, man 230 Lot 231 Yalley 232 Camel 233 Vine 234 Stranger 235 Pestilence 236 Honey 237 Door 238 Knowledge 239 Temple 240 Multitude 241 Male 242 Arm, strength 243 Destruction, line 244 Festival 245 Fresh, new 246 Firm, strong 247 Wheat 248 Fat 249 Dream 250 Portion 251 He-ass 252 Violence 253 Favor, grace 254 Arrow, handle 255 Beproach Frequency of Occurrence. 43 256 Darkness 289 Libation 324 Near 257 Clean 290 Maiden 325 Horn 258 Unclean 291 Pause 326 Bow 259 River, Nile 292 Pvock 327 Beginning 260 Daily 293 Fine flour 328 Street 261 Child, youth 294 Over, beyond 329 Distant 262 Forest 295 Witness 330 Strife 263 Curtain 296 Testimony 331 Savor 264 Deliverance 297 Skin, leather 332 Desire 265 Fool 298 Goat 333 Left hand 266 Cherub 299 Strength 334 Bejoicing 267 Shoulder 300 High 335 Hair}', kid 268 Tower 301 Labor, misery 336 Underworld 269 Shield 302 A^alley 337 Bemnant 270 Measure 303 Afflicted 338 Seventh 271 Province 304 Cloud 339 Seventy 272 Chastisement, 305 Counsel 340 Trumpet warning 306 Plain 341 Ox 273 Psalm 307 Nakedness 342 Song 274 East 308 Corner 343 Table 275 To-morrow 309 Horseman 344 Peace-offering 276 Thought 310 Hock 345 Desolation, 277 Kingdom 311 Adversary waste 278 A little 312 Grave 346 Tooth 279 Unleavened 313 East 347 Maid-servant food 314 Before, east 318 Shekel 280 Sanctuary 315 Assembly 349 Sixty 281 Substance 316 Small 350 Praise 282 High-place 317 Incense 351 Perfect 283 Burden, tribute 318 Side, roof 352 Glory 284 Anointed one 319 Stalk 353 Glory 285 Observance 320 End 354 Prayer 286 Weight 321 End 355* Heave-offering 287 Stroke, plague 322 Harvest 355^ Nine 288 Yow 323 Offering 44 Hebrew Nouns According to LIST XII. Xonns occuiTing 25—50 times. 356 Honorable 390 Captivity 424 Dew 357 Love 391 Heap, billow 425 Uncleanness 358 Fool 392 Idols 426 Taste 359 Porch 393 Threshing-floor 427 Infant 380 Wheel 394 Shower, rain 428 Jubilee, cornet 361 Behind, west 305 Corn 429 Dove 362 Where ? 396 Sufficiency 430 Eight-hand 363 Ephah 397 Poor, weak 431 Fair 364 Food 398 Likeness 432 Precious 365 Amen 399 Honor 433 Fear 366 Saying 400 Wealth 434 Moon 367 End, nothing 401 Olive-tree 435 Thigh 368 Finger 402 Wickedness 436 Thigh 369 Purple, red 403 Inner chamber 437 Safety, deliver- 370 High-place 404 Vision ance 371 Guilt-offering 405 Sin 438 Fatherless 372 Shrine 406 Outward 439 Heavy 373 Happiness 407 Bosom 440 Star 374 She-ass 408 Milk 441 Cup 375 Pit, well 409 Window 442 Lie 376 Separation 410 Portion 443 Dog 377 Booty 411 Clay, hoiner 444 Daughter-in- 378 Chosen, young 412 Spear law, bride man 413 Gratis, in vain 445 Kidneys 379 Security 414 Holy one 446 Blushing, shame 380 Intelligence 415 Delight 447 Harp 381 Weeping 416 Trumpet 448 Young lion 382 Worthlessness 417 A waste 449 Place of atone- 383 Hail 418 Heat, wrath ment 384 Bar, one fleein, g419 Curse 450 Tunic 385 Knee 420 Engraver 451 Nation 386 Shame 421 Cook, execu- 452 Clothing 387 High tioner 453 White 388 Roof 422 Seal-ring 454 Tablet 389 Troop 423 Bow 455 Chamber Frequency of Occurrence. 45 456 Anything 494 457 Food 495 458 Entrance 496 459 Fenced place > 497 460 Plague, smiting 498 461 Over against 499 462 Miracle 500 463 Going forth 501 464 Snare 502 465 Seat 503 406 Bowl 504 467 Division 505 468 To-morrow 506 469 Couch 470 Eain 507 471 Species 472 Smiting, blow 508 473 Full 509 474 Fullness WO 475 Word 511 476 Salt 512 477 Queen 513 478 Candle-stick 514 479 Veil 515 480 Molten image 516 481 Highway 517 482 Strength 518 483 Upper robe 519 484 Bowels 520 485 Trespass 521 486 Going up 522 487 Doing 523 488 Cave 524 489 Tenth part 525 490 Pillar 526 491 Siege 527 492 Bitter 528 493 Chariot 529 Deceit 530 Blind Bed, lying 531 Help Proverb 532 Yoke Copy 533 Near Banquet 534 Humble Loins 535 Affliction Lyre 536 Mighty Corpse 537 Order Leader 538 Uncircumcised Will-offering 539 Neck Separation 540 Herb Willing 541 Tenth Dwelling, habi' - 542 Tenth-part tation 543 Wealth Consecration, 544 He-goat crown 545 Snare Serpent 546 Fear, terror Over against 547 Governor Stranger 548 Concubine Youth 549 Escape Perpetuity 550 Corner Innocent 551 Within Vengeance 552 Passover Light, lamp 553 Deed Eagle 554 Oversight Pot 555 Cow Tent, booth 556 Curtain Basin 557 Breach Eunuch, officer 558 Suddenly Secrecy 559 Beauty, roe Darkness, clou( i 560 Side Wrath 561 Keck Calf 562 Fast Wagon 563 Shadow Perpetuity 564 Side Witness 565 Bird Flock, order 566 Leprosy Perversity 567 Height 46 Hebrew Kouns According to 568 Small 569 Reviling 570 Jealousy 571 Wrath 572 Walled city 573 Hard 574 Fourth part 575 Womb 576 Mercies 577 Substance 578 Pomegranate 579 Loud cry 580 Wickedness 581 Sheep 582 Raiment 583 Hair 584 Barley 585 Sack-cloth 586 Remnant 587 Remnant 588 Oath 589 Captivity 590 Captive 591 Breaking, de- struction 592 Violence 593 Lofty, Saddai 594 Gate-keeper 595 Accacia 596 Whole, perfect 597 Third day 598 Report 599 Eigth 600 Eighty 601 Scarlet 602 Abomination 603 Root 604 White linen 605 Sixth 606 Desire 607 Fig-tree 608 Ark 609 Increase 610 Reason 611 World 612 Abyss 613 Confession 614 Generations 615 AVorm, crimson 616 Supplication 617 New wine 618 Blue 619 Perfection 620 Wave-ofiFering 621 Hope 622 Shout 623 Salvation LIST XIII. Koans occurring lO— ^5 times. 624 Ear (of grain) 638 625 INIighty 639 626 Verily, but 640 627 Mourning 641 628 Girdle 642 629 Pond 643 330 Letter 644 631 Mantle 645 632 Water-skin, fa- miliar spirit 646 633 Alas ! 647 634 Unless, perhaps 648 635 Folly 649 636 Strength 650 637 Light, Urim 651 Hyssop Girdle, bond Native Where ? Calamity Hart Terror Perennial, strength Only, surely Cruel Food Surely Oath, curse Terebinth 652 Oak 653 Oak 654 Nought 655 Truth 656 Bag 657 Sighing 658 Ship 659 Prisoner 660 Bond 661 Channel, mighty 662 Darkness 663 Darkness 664 Ashes 665 Locust Fkequency of Occurrence. 47 666 Window 703 Fold 738 Pure 667 Long 704 Body, carcass 739 Remembrance 668 Cluster 705 Hewing 740 Memorial 669 Guilty 706 Coal 741 Tail 670 Yesterday 707 Joy 742 Fornication 671 Gift, hire 708 Wheel, whirl- 743 Fornication 672 Part, separation wind, chaff 744 Indignation 673 Breach 709 Skull 745 Cry 674 Thumb 710 Spring, bowl 746 Beard 675 Bright spot 711 Desert, benefit . 747 Border, crown 676 Contempt 712 Thief 748 CompaQion 677 Spoil 713 Rebuke 749 Society, 678 Chosen T14 (She) bear enchantment 679 Palace 715 Slander 750 Hook, thorn 680 First fruits 716 Oracle 751 Sand 681 First born 717 Fish 752 Nobleman 682 Terror 718 Fish 753 Signet-ring 683 Spoil, profit 719 Standard 754 Breast 684 Valley, plain 720 Love, uncle 755 Seer 685 Grain 721 Judgment 756 A^ision 686 Fir-tree 722 Tear 757 Sin, sinner 687 Fat 723 Lean 758 Riddle 688 Pool 724 South 759 Rampart 689 Lightning 725 Herb 760 Outside 690 Balsam spice 726 Decree, law 761 Palate 691 Bath (measure 727 Strength, 762 Cake 692 Virginity majesty 763 Far be it ! 693 Excellency, 728 Desire, calam- 764 Sickness pride ity 765 Change 694 Redemption 729 Hin (measure) 766 Loins 695 Back 730 Off, further 767 Heat 696 Height 731 Hither 768 Desire 697 Border 732 Pregnant 769 Mother-in-law 698 Cup 733 Mountain 770 Leaven 699 Kid 734 Hook, nail 771 Gracious 700 Greatness 735 Proud 772 Impious 701 Greatness 736 Pride 773 Destitute 702 Wall 737 Except 774 Delighting 48 Hebrew Nouns According to 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 783 784 785 786 787 788 789 790 791 792 793 794 795 796 797 798 799 800 801 802 803 804 805 806 807 808 809 Free 810 Court, grass 811 Search 812 Dry 813 Dryness, waste 814 Active 815 Potsherd Breastplate 816 Bridegroom 817 Slaughter Cleansing 818 Mire 819 Green leaf, prey 820 Thing torn 821 Increase 822 Dry land 823 Sorrow 824 Labor, earnings 825 AVizard 826 Only one 827 One born 828 Right (not left) 829 Foundation 830 Shovel 831 Beauty 832 Oil 833 Wine-press 834 Preciousness, 835 honor 836 Month 837 Possession 838 Wilderness 839 Evenness, ui> 840 lightness 841 Pin 842 Pre-eminence, 843 profit 844 Caul 845 Liver Mighty Pail Priesthood Fire-pan, laver Circuit, loaf, talent Prison, diverse Altogether, de- struction Complete Flank, hope Vexation Ransom, pitch Crown, circlet Lamb Garden Lamb Writing Chapiter Lion Frankincense Brick Flame Flame Cheek Oppression Loops Flame, torch Luminary Scales Flood Choice Trust Pilgrimage Roll, volume Garment Strife 846 Confusion, tu- mult 847 Quickly 848 Quickly 849 Bar, yoke 850 Birth, kindred 851 Blemish 852 Foundations 853 Bands 854 Terror 855 Door-post 856 Meditation, de- vice 857 Price 858 Desire 859 Refuge 860 AVant 861 Half 862 Censer, snuff- dish 863 Ruin 864 Beneath 865 Prison, mark 866 Plain, equity 867 Evenness, eq- uity 868 Grief 869 Foundation, place 870 Base . 871 Covering 872 Stumbling- block 873 Consecration, setting 874 Kingdom 875 Sale, ware 876 Dominion FkEQUENCY of OCCURIIENCE. 49 877 Manna 910 878 Portion 879 Quietness 911 880 Tribute 912 881 Stronghold, 913 border 914 882 Journej'ing 883 Lamentation 915 884 Secret place 885 Habitation, ref- 916 uge ' 917 886 Fountain 918 887 Ascent 919 888 Barter, west 920 889 Battle array 921 890 Station, garri- 922 son 923 891 Stronghold 892 Prey, net, for- 924 tress 925 893 Forehead 894 Cymbals 926 895 Turban 896 Fountain 897 Bod, staff 927 898 Befuge 928 899 Purchase 900 Corner 929 901 Beaten work 930 902 Myrrh 931 903 Vision, mirror 932 904 Far off 933 905 Bebellion 934 906 Strife 935 907 Pasture 908 Pasturing 936 909 Healing, health 937 A lifting up, a gift Height Joy Backsliding Anointing, j^or- tion Destroyer, de- struction Ward, rite Staff Sweet Men Gift [ture DwelliniT, pas- Folly Before, over- against Brightness Stringed-in- strument One conse- crated, a Naz- ari te Ear-ring Consecration, crown Brass Sweetness Strangeness Banner Pleasant Sandal, shoe Prefect, garri- son, pillar Female Vengeance 938 Interest 939 Breath, living thing 940 Twilight 941 Armor, arsenal 942 Piece of flesh 943 Path 944 Scab 945 Buler 946 Secret council 947 Whirlwind 948 Basket 949 Embankment 950 Sweet spices 951 Tempest 952 Sapphire 953 Axle, lord 954 Wreath, rope 955 Ornament 956 Iniquity 957 Infant 958 Strong 959 Help 960 Crown 961 Faint 962 Nakedness 963 Leaf 964 Upper room, ascent 965 Doing 966 AVith [ety 967 Neighbor, soci- 968 Depth 969 Omer, sheaf 970 Grape 971 Hill, tumor 972 Eyelashes 50 Hebrew Kouns According to 973 Idol 1006 974 Sluggard 1007 975 Heel 1008 976 Reward, be- 1009 cause 1010 977 Barren 1011 978 Perverse 1012 979 Gadfly 1013 980 Raven 981 Naked 1014 982 Crafty, pru- 1015 dent 1016 983 Terrible, 1017 powerful 1018 984 Foreskin 1019 985 Heap 1020 986 Darkness 987 A decade 1021 988 Rich 1022 989 Smoke 1023 990 Oppression 1024 991 (With ten) 1025 eleven 1026 992 Now 1027 993 Carcass 994 Wonder 1028 995 Water-course 1029 996 Escaped one 1030 997 Within 1031 998 Lame 1032 999 Grraven images 1000 Image 1033 1001 Wages, work 1034 1002 Precepts 1035 1003 Overseer, officer 1036 1004 Wild ass 1005 M^\e 1037 Flower 1038 Thorn Hoof 1039 Lamentation Flax 1040 Fruit-harvest, Morsel fruit Engraving 1041 Shame Simplicity 1042 Light, swift Thread 1043 Sling, curtain Offspring, 1044 Standing grain produce 1045 Flour AYindow, noon I 1046 Nest Command 1047 Getting, creat- Hunting, game ure Provision 1048 Divination Drought 1049 Dish Flower, plate 1050 Prince Hinge, mes- 1051 Coming near senger, pain 1052 Baldness Image 1053 A hook Death-shade 1054 Stubble Thirst 1055 Conspiracy Yoke 1056 Poisonous Sprout herb, gall Wool 1057 Myriad Hook, shield, 1058 Moment cold 1059 Merciful Step 1060 Vain Small 1061 Empty Cry 1062 Empty Frog 1063 Tender Bag, purse, 1064 Merchant pebble 1065 Spear Burial, grave 1066 Deceit, sloth Eastward 1067 Creeper Eastern, an- 1068 Evil cient (one) 1069 Hungry Top of the 1070 Female com- head panion Line 1071 Green Frequency of Occurrence. 51 1072 (Earth) quake. ,1102 leaping 1103 1073 Shades 1104 1074 Expanse 1105 1075 Embroidery 1076 Wickedness, injustice 1106 1077 Net 1078 Lifting up, ris- -1107 ing, dignity 1108 1079 Lattice 1109 1080 Full 1110 1081 Field nil 1082 Derision, laughter 1112 1083 Adversary, 1113 Satan 1114 1084 Old age 1115 1085 Speech, com- 1116 plaint 1117 1086 Hireling 1118 1087 Wisdom 1119 1088 Hire 1089 Garment 1120 1090 Joyful 1121 1091 Hatred 1122 1092 Burning 1123 1093 Joy 1094 Noise, destruc -1124 tion 1095 Petition, loan 1125 1096 Tranquil, pride 1126 1097 Flesh 1127 1098 Week 1128 1099 Captivity 1129 1100 Ear of grain, flood 1130 1101 Rest 1131 Error 1132 Breast 1133 Onyx 1134 Emptiness, in- 1135 iquity, false- 1136 hood 1137 Desolation, 1138 tempest 1139 Scourge Hem, skirt 1140 Cry 1141 Gift Boil, black 1142 leprosy 1143 Dust, sky 1144 Morning 1145 Pit 1146 Officer, scribe 1147 Song 1148 Drunken 1149 Shoulder 1150 Dweller, 1151 neighbor 1152 Strong drink 1153 Snow 1154 Weapon, plant 1155 Third, triangle, 1156 captain 1157 Astonishment, desolation 1158 Brier, diamond 1159 Fat 1160 Report Sleep 1161 Hill, wearing 1162 away 1163 Low 1164 Lowland 1165 Abomination Stubbornness Chamber Form Straw Likeness Waste Perversity, de- ceit Reproof Going forth, exit Turtle dove Sojourner Wisdom, help Fornication Beginning Supplication Seal Under Lower, lowest Lower, lowest Middle South Whole, perfect Yesterday Palm tree Palm tree (art- ificial) Furnace Sea-monster Water-course, bandage Razor Timbrel, bezel Penates Ninth Ninety ///. Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, and Numerals. LIST XIV. Prepositioii!^, and Prepositional Phrases. 1. Denoting Place. 1 Unto 11 Towards 20 Behind 2 To 12 Bv the side of 21 Behind 3 To 13 In 22 Upon 4 Before 14 (Sign of definite 23 Beneath 5 Towards object), with 24 Around 6 Opposite, before 15 Between 25 Within 7 Before 16 About 26 Without 8 Before 17 About 27 Within, through 9 Near, opposite 18 Beyond 28 Within 10 Towards 19 Beyond 2. DenoWig Time. 29 From 1 In 5 Till 9 Between 2 From 6 Before 10 Since 3 Unto 7 Towards 11 Within 4 To 8 After 12 Before Denoting Cause, End, Instmmentality. 15-17 By 1-13 On account of, 14 For for the sake of L Denoting Co7incction, Relation, Privation. 1 With (prop, conjunction) 7-11 Instead of 2 With (prop, conneeiion) 3 In proportion to 4-6 According to 12-18 Without, except 19-22 Except Prepositions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, etc. 53 LIST XV. Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases. 1. Denoting Place. 1 Wliere? Where? Whither? 9 To the right (hence soutJi), Whence ? To the left (hence north) 2 Here,Where? Hence, Hither 10 Eastvvard,Westward,South- 3 Here, Where ? Hither, Hith- ward, Northward er and thither 11 Above, From above, TJi)- 4 Here, Thence, or on one wards side, On both sides, Where? 12 Beneath, below, downward Whence ? 13 Around 5 Hither, Hither and thither 14 Within, From within 6 There, Thence, Thither 15 Further, beyond, Abroad, 7 In front (hence east) without. From without 8 Behind (hence ivest), In the 16 Where, From where,Whith- background. From behind, er, Where, AVhither Backward, Uprightly 3. Denoting Time. (Many adverbs denoting place are used to denote time.) 1 When ? How long ? 8 Yesterday, Last night, The 2 Now day before yesterday. Of old, 3 At first, At first, before Long ago. Together 4 At last, later, In the end, 9 To-morrow, On the follow- Afterwards ing day. In the morning, 5 Then, Formerly, before Early [terwards 6 Always, Perpetually, eter- 10 Again, still. Hitherto, Af- nally 11 No more. Not yet 7 By day, daily, By night. To- 12 Rapidly, soon day. At present, All the day 33 Suddenly long 14 Slowly, softly 3. Denoting Quantity. 1 How much? how many? 5 Enough, Entirely, perfectly, how often ? Entirely 2 Much 6 Little, Almost, Grradually 3 Great, strongly, exceedingly 7 Together, altogether 4 More, too much, Abundantly 8 Apart, separately, Alone (The Numeral Adverbs arc omitted here.) 54 Trepositions, Adverbs, 4. Denoting Quality, Condition and Causality, 1 So, thus 3 Therefore 2 As. . .thus, the more. . .the 4 How? How? more 5 Wherefore? Why? 5. Denoting Afflrmation or Negation. 1 Indeed, in truth, Exactly, 5 Only, however, However, on indeed, Also, even. Also, the contrary, Nevertheless Both... and 6 Indeed and onli/, In truth 2 Perhaps, Almost and on the co7itrary 3 Not 4 Sometimes equivalent to the English prefixes un- and dis- LIST XVI. Conjunctions. 1. Of Time. 1 Before 5 As long as, while 2 Since 6 After 3 When 7 Whenever 4 While, till 2. Of Wish and Condition. 1 If 3 If perhaps 2 Unless 4 Perhaps that 3. Of Cause, End and Effect. 1 For, because, as 3 In order that 2 As, because, since 4 Lest, So that not 4. Of Contrast and Correspondence. 1 Or, AYhether. . . .or 3 Just as 2 But, Although, Only that, 4 How much more, Even if, But even though Conjunctions, and Numerals. 55 LIST XVM. Kumerals. 1 One 10 Ten 19 Two thousand 2 Two 11 Eleven 20 Three thousand 3 Three 12 Twelve 21 Four thousand 4 Four 13 Thirteen 22 Ten thousand 5 Five 14 One hundred 23 Twenty thousand 6 Six 15 Two hundred 24 Thirty thousand 7 Seven 16 Three hundred 25 Forty thousand 8 Eight 17 Four hundred 26 Sixty thousand 9 Nine 18 One thousand 1]/. Verbs Arranged According to their Stems.'^ LIST XVIII. Verbs occurring ouly in tlie Simple Stenis.t (1) nnj^ (Q-^^) he wilUng. (2) HlDX (Q^^, Ni^) bake. XS) T r T T 1^2 (Q^^) <(ct treacherously, conceal. (4) H^^ (Q350, Ni^) - T T T build. (5) ^^^ (Q94, Ni8) redeem. (6) ':5rjl (Q29, Nil) (ear - T - r away, plunder. (7) ^^j) (Q^-^) grayer, ex?fZ/. (8) ^f;^^ (Q^S NIP) - T deal well or ill with. (9) tLHl (Q^'^ NfJPi]) ^re«^, seek. (10) nir (Q^M /oka (11) n^fi (V) ^'>^/. (12) ^Dfi (Q*M p/^y, spam (13) yt^n (Q^^) '^/e?i>A^. (14) "qtrn (Q-«, Ni^) withhold. (15) Dn^ (Q^^) ^i't-e. (16) *:)bj (Q-"*^ [Ho]) be able. (IT) on"? {Q'\ Nii"o) /^/^;. (18) ;;:)!: (q^^, ni^) idthhoid. - T *^ - T (19) nti'D (Q^s Ni^) «''«^''^^- (-0) ;rp^ (Q-^', Nil) ^^«,,^. (21) nV: '(Q'') ^'^•e^^P, *^«^^^^. (22) Dp^ (Q'^ Ni«) specify, fix. (23) n^p (Q''^ Nii3) /or^iVe. (24) ISD (Q^^ Ni^) »>ioi^rH. (25) nV;/ Q^«, Nii«) res^m/;*. (26) ^j;3 (Q^S) Jo, 7>iaA:e. (27) i^trS (Q-^^ Nil) transgress. (28) nV:>* (Q=^^) ^i»(?, P>-cs5, besiege. (29) ^^p (Q^^, Ni^) rend. (30) tOHtT (Q^^ Ni^, [Pi]) slaughter, kill, [k) nT^^f W^^ ^i^) drink. (32) ;rpr) (Q NIP) strike, blow (a trumpet). 66 * Only some of the nwst common verbs are here classified, t By simple stems the Qai and Niph'ai are meant. According to their Stems. 57 LIST XIX. Verbs occurring only in Intensive* Steins. (33) trp5 (Pi"^ Pii^) seek., (34) fK^ (Pi^i) refuse, reject. (35) ^"^Q (Pi^ Hithp^o) ^,,.a,j^ (36) ^y^ (p5f5oo p^o) c^,,,. ■" T T T mand. (37) il*lti^ (Pi^-^) minister unto., serve. LIST XX. Verbs occurring only in Causativet Stems. (38) '?'7^ (Hi3o, [Ho]) /io?^-Z, icail. (39) nJl^ (Hi^^, Ho^^) " T - T mrtA;e A;«oi6-«. (40) jl'^j (HiSi) ?-racA. (41) Q^C* (Hi^s) ^se carZy. (42) *r]'?ti^' (Hii^o, H6i3,[Pi]) ca^ ^/irow;. LIST XXI. Verbs occurring in both Simple and Intensive Stems. (43) r]DN* (Q^-^ Nl^^ Pi^ Pu^ Hithpi) gather. (44) IDkX (QG2, Ni^ Pill) i;,^,i. (45) nn^ (Q^^ Niio, Piii) c7ioo5e. (46) nD:n (Q^-^ P^^) ^^^^P. (47) '^'^^ (Q^-, [Hi], Hithp^i) m^a^, con- T r - T /on«^. (48) ^r'-'^ (Q20, Ni2, Pi25, Pii3, Hithpi) s^mZZoi^;. (49) niil (Q18^ Hithpo^) sojourn. (50) £^'"1:1 (Q^ Ni^, Pi35, Pii2) drive out. (51) nD*! (Q^^ Ni^, Pi^^, Hithpi) he like, T T destroyed. (52) (ID? (Q'-^ Pi'^) sacrifice. (53) "l^t (Q^, Ni^, Pi45) sing. (54) p^J (Q^^ Pu^) sprinkle, strew. (55) CT'DH (Q29, Pi2, Pu2) hind, gird. (56) IpH (Q^^, Ni^, Pii) scrtrc/l (57) Dt?*n (Q^^ Ni30, Pii6, Hithpi) {mp?;/c, ^/««/.-. (58) nnD (Q^S Pi39, Pui, Hithp20) Z>,^ clean. (59) ^D^ (Q^ Ni^, Pi3o, Nithpi,[Hi]) cha.e pre-eminent. (78) 'l,5p (Q-^^ Ni^, Pii) sustain. (79) ")5D (Q'^ Ni8, PiG7, Pii5) ^^,.iVe^ 7i?e collected. (88) ntTD (Q^'', Ni2, Pi2, Piii, Hithpi) hind, con- spire. (89) ^T\ (Ql, Pi24, Tiph'eli) sinj out, slander. (90) - T DH^ (Q^ Pl^^ Pu^) ^'«^"e merc^. (91) l^rrn (Q69, Pu2, Hithp2) u-as/I (92) ^tr\ W^. Nii7, Pi9, Hithp3) heal. (93) n^") T T ■ - T (Q40, N^, P^4^ [PiiD/ciYZ, 7uw?Y7er. (94) :^")t^ (Q^^^ Nll^ Piii) hum. (95) ri^C^" (Q28, Ni2, Pui) rush, overflow. (96) "^OJ^ (Q420^ Ni36, Pii/Hithp3) A-eep, ica^cA. (97) n^fl (Q^^ Ni2, T T Pi2) /ia«i7. (98) t:^tDn (Q-^^ Nii^ Pii) c«/c7i, sc/^e. According to their Stems. 59 LIST XXII. Verbs occurring in both Simple and Causative Stems. (99) niN (Q^ Ni^ Hi34) shine. (100) tHN* (Q-^«, Ni^, Pii, HqI) ~ T seize. (101) DC*^^ (Q^^ ^^i\ Hii) he guilty, suffer for. (102) '?'13 (Ni^^ Hi32) aivide. (103) {:hp6i) czVc?mcise. (128) rt'pO (Q^^^Nii,Hi49,Hoi) he Icing, reign. (129) rTlD (Q"', Hi22) re^'eZ. (130) '^^'O (Q^^ Hi3) 7-i^/e. (131) ni: (Qs*, Hi29, H61) res^. (132) j;i: (Q26, Xi2, Hii5) ^^ove, nod. (133) HD^ (Q^^^ Ni^, Hi^^) stretch out. (134) DV^ (Ni5i, Hi2i, H63) 5e^ place. (135) fjlj (Q-*^'^^ Ni^s, B6^) give. (136) nrj; (Q^^Ni*, Hi2) a^s/^^. (137) y^Q (Q^s, Hi«) mee«, smzVe. (138) ti^Q {Q^\ Hi^) sprout, flourish. (139) ~ T (§V (Q-^ Ni3, Hi3) coj«c«//. (140) '^np (Nii9, Hi20) co«^re- 60 Verbs Arranged gate, assemble. (141) HJp (Q"^ Ni^, Hii) get, ohtaui. (142) ^|Vp (Q^^ Hi5, Hithpi) Z;e ?rro^/i, a»^r?/. (143) t^*) (Q2^^ Hi6) ?2e down. (144) ^m (Q^ Ni^, Hi^^) he idde, large. (145) IJ^I (Q^e, Hi^o) ride. (146) t^^-l (Qis Hi^s, Hithp62) 7ye et-^Y. (147) ^Z'^ (Q«, Hi^S) ?>e iciclced. (148) D^tr (Q^'^^ Hi2, Hoi) set, place. (149) ;r5tr' (Q\ Nii^s^Hi^O) sw?ec/r. (150) n^C* (Q-^ Ni^ Hi^o) cease, res^ (151) n^tT (Q8^, H62) put, place. (152) l^tDtT' (Ni-\ Hi69) t7ese s/7e//^ (179) ^"n^^ (Q^ Piio8, Piiio, - T Po'eP, Po'ali, m3, IIithp23, Hithpo-i) 2^raise. (180) 'nGH (Q5fi, Ni^4^ Hoi, Hithp4) ^^nv*, overthrow. (181) n^r (Q86, Pill, Hi^) commit fornication. (182) N*:in (Ni^^, Piil, IW^ Hoi, Hithpi«) /aWe. (183) IDH (Q^^ Pi^ Pli^ Hii, - T Hithp^) join, associate. (181) ^in (Qi2, POlePi, Polal^ Hi^, H61, Hithpo"^, HithpaJi) he in jjain, he afraid, tremhle. (185) prfl (Q^^ Pi«^ Hi'i^, Hitlip^^) he strong. (186) N*pn (Q''•^^'pi^^ ni32, iiithpo) .s'/;^ (187) DDfi (Q18, PIS^ Pii2^ ini^ IIitlip2) />e ^^/.sr, (/c^ icisely. (188) '?^n (Q-, Nt«, Pi«8, Pii2, Hi^ Hoi, P6el2, P5'ali) i>rofane, - T ?.c^m. (189) ^"711 (Q^^ Pi-, Hiio) pass on, [over, away), change, renew. (190) |*^n (Q", Ni^, Pi^*, m\) draw out. (191) p^n W^ Ni8, Pi2G, Pii3, Hi7, HithpM divide. (192) prr (Q•'^ Nil, p^2^ p5-el2^ Hu2, HithpiG) he gracious, (193) nvn (Q-^ Nil, ptii, ini) A,^^ dig. (194) Dnn (Q^^ Ni^, Pii, Hii) seal (195) rinil (Q^S NT^^ Pi2, Hi"^) Z>e dismayed. (196) Nrt3D (Q", Nii7, Pi'O, Pill, Hithpis, Hothpi) he unclean. ■ T (197) f]nO (Q-0, Ni2, Pii2, Hii) tear off, tear in pieces. (198) Z'y (Q41, Pi^ Hii«) he dry. (199) V^ (Q20, Pi2, Hi^) lalor. 62 Verbs Arranged he weary. (200) rTlJ (Q^ P^, Hi^^, HitlipH) thank. (201) ;?T (Q^-^ Ni4i, p^i^ p5i^ pft7^ Ht7i, H62, Hitlip2) 7,,,^^ (202) ':Jn^ (Ni3, Pi2^ Hii4) ^ra/7. (203) t^y (Ni^, Hi54, HqI -T - T Hithp2) reprove. (204) n'?^ (Q'^^ Ni^^, Pi^^ Pu28, Hii^o, Ho^, Hithpi) hring forth. (205) ^^ (Qi9, Ni^, Piio, Pii6^ Ho^) found, cstahluh. (206) ^V* (Q^^ Nil, p^i^ Hoi)/orm. (207) tr'"}* (Q166, Nl4^ pi2^ Hl67) possess. (208) ^C*^ (QIOOO^ Nl9, Pii, Hi38, Ho2) siV, ^w;e7?. (209) ^t*'' (Q^^ Pl^^ Pu^ Hi=^) he ~ T Straight, right. (210) '-]^^ (Q25, Ni29, Pi^s, Pfis, Hii7, Hitlip2) he heavy. (211) ':513 (Qi, HiH, Pilpel2^ PolpaP) co^itom. (212) nrT3 (Ni^i, Pii5, Hi6) A/(?e, conceal. (213) HDD (Q^ Ni2, - T T T Pii28, Pii7^ Hithp9) cover, conceal. (214) DJL^D (Q^ Pi^, Hi^^) heprovokeJ. (215) JIID (Q^^^ Ni^o, Pu2, Hi^o, HqI) cut. (216) - T *7ti^D (Q-^ N^^ Pi^ Hi9, Hoi) stumlle. (217) Z''^^ W\ Pii^ Hi^2)^,j,^ on^ clothe. (218) p^ (Qi^, Poleli, Hi^, Hitlip^i) scorn. (219) D1!D (Qi^, Ni23, Hi2, Hitlipi) mot^e, /o^^e?-. (220) niD (Q^^ PoleP, Hii40, Ho68) J/e. (221) D'PD (Nl'^^ Pi^^ Hi2, Hithp2) escape. (222) |*fcX^ (Q8, Ris, Hii, Hithpoi) despise. (223) ;?^^ (Qio^, Nil, p^^ p^i^ Hi^S) smite, touch. (224) tr^^ (Q^^ Nii7, Hi37, Ho2, Hithpi) approach. (225) Tl^^ (Q-,'Poi, Hill, H62, Hithpoi) wander. (226) ni^ (Q^, Ni2i^ Pill, H127^ H61) c7nY-e out, hanish. (227) t]*!^ (Qi, Poleli, Hi3*, H61) shake, wave, sift. (228) '?m (Q^^ Pi^ Hii^, HqI, Hithpi) inherit. (229) HDJ (Ni^, Pi^ Hi^9, Hithp*) know, fee ignorant. (230) Tlp^ (Q", Nl^ Pi\ Hll^ H62) powr ow^ awoin^. (231) ;;p^ (Qi^^ N^, Hi8) depart. (232) ^g^ (Q^so^ Hi6i, Hithp5, Tmfall. (233) '7^^^ (Xii^, Pl^ Hii^s, Hoi, According to their Stems. G3 Hithpi) snatch, deliver. (234) UT)^ (Q^^ Nii2, Pi2, Ho^, Hithp*) avenge. (235) ^^^ (Q^^o, Ni32^ p^is^ Hi2, Hitlip^) lift up, hear, (236) p-|^ (Q30, Ni2, Pi?, Pfti, HqI) break down, destroy. (237) pHJ (Q3, Niio, Pii\ Hi^, HqI) tear {away). (238) DDD (Q««, Ni^o, Pii, PO'ePi, Hi^^ Ho^) turn, 5Mn-0M«^?. (239) n^D (Q**, Ni8, Pi^, Pfis, Hr-^o) shut. (240) niD (Q^^^ Hii37, H65, Poleli) i«rH «5/Jr. (241) njlD (Qi, Ni30, Pi\ Pill, Hi45, HithpS) co«cea/. (242) l^;.* (Q2C8, Ni*, Pu2, Hi8, Ho4) 5er^;^. (243) H^l^T (Qi, Pi^, Hr^/Hoi, Hith- pali, Pilel2) testify. (244) ni;^ (Ql^ Ni?, [PSleli^, PTlpel] Hi3i, [Hithpo*]) ««;rj.'e. (245) w^i;r (Q24, PSleP, Hi2, Hith- poi)/»/. (246) nil) (QS^ N13, Hii, Hoi) rec/eew^. (247) p£) (Q^^ Nll^ Poleli, Pilpeli, Hi36, Hithpali) 5ca//er. (248) nra (Q-2, Pir^, Hii)/e«r, /nm/./f. (249) N*'^^ (Nf'e pfi Hiio, Hithpi) separate, he tconderful. (250) D'^S (Q^ Pi^^ Hi2) escape. (251) n:5 (Q"^ Pi^^ Hi^, Ho^) turnabout. (252,) "TpS (Q^^ Ni^S Pt^ Pii-, Hi29, Ho8, Ilitlip^ Hotlip^) t;z5,V, jiwmZ^er, appoint. (253) n^p (Qi, Xii2, Yi\ Vn\ IIV , Hithp*) separate. (254) tOCT't) (Q^, Pi^, Hiis, Hithpi)*^np oj. (255) ~ T pnv (Q^, Nil, pf5^ pni2^ mthpi) be righteous. (256) pjt;y (Q46, Ni«, Pii, Hii) ^r7/ o«^ (257) nny (Q*^ Pill, HiIO) dil- tress. (258) t^'lp (Q^^ Ni^, PIT^ Pii-^ Hi^*, Hitlip^^) be holy. (259) Dip (Q*•^^ W^ Polel^ Hii45, Ho^, HithpC^) r/^e, «fa«d (260) ^^p (Q12, Niii, R^o, Pii^ IIii3, RlpeP, Hithpalpi) ie light, despised. (261) N^p (Q'^9, M«8, Pu?, Hii) ca?Z, me^f. (262) T]V W^ NT^ PY7, Hi«6) Jmw; 7i€an (263) nti*p (Q^ Ml, Pii, Hi2i) he hard. (264) tT^ (Q^, Hi?, Hithp4) s]ir, he 64 Verbs Arranged according to Stems. agitated. (265) D^ (Q^^ PoleF^ P61aF, HPS, Ho^, HithpaP) he Ugh. (266) pi (Q^^ PoleU, Hi^) run. (267) pm (Q-^ N:ri, Vi\ Hi24) Zyg far off. (268) ^1 (Qi^, Pi^^, Piii, Hi^ Hithpoi) sing, cry aloud. (269) ^^^^^ (Q-«, Pi^, Hii^) suffice. (270) nnb^ (Qi^ Pi^^ Hii) /rt^r//^, Z>e merry. (271) ^7^)^:^ (Qi, Pii, Hi'4) rtc^ i^«6-e7^, prosper. (272) 7kS»::^ (Qic5, Ni^, ~ T Pi2, Hi2) rrs/.'. (273) ^^L' (Q^s, Ni^e, Pi^e, Hii, HqI) ?.rm/c m pieces. (274) -TnCT (Q^^ Ni^, Pi^ Po^ Pii^^ Ho^) tZes^ro?/. (275) nitr* (Q682/P61eli2, P61ali, Hi^oo, HqI^) f^^n*. (276) nnt:^' (QS Hi1, Htthpaleli^o) do obeisance. (277) DW (Nt^'Pi39, Hiio^ H62) corr^^p^ destroy. (278) I^C^' (Q^^^ P6- M^\ Hoi) 5/,,^. (279) |-|^^f' (Q5G0^ Xii, Pi^co, Piiio, Hi^) send, (280) D^L:* (Q^^ NlT-s, P6'eH, Hi'^, Hp^ Hithpo^) astonished, he desolate. (281) ^Dt^" (Q^^^^ Ni^s, Pi^, HiCO) hear. V. Verbs Arranged according to the Character of THEIR Radicals.'' LIST XXV. strong Verbs. [Fn the following list, Q* designates a Qal with a in the Imperfect and Imperative; Pi* designates a Pi'el with a in the Perfect 3 m. sg.] (1) "T^^ (Q) i^eal treaclieroushj. (2) S-J^ (Ni, Hi) divide. (3) t:*P5 (Pi, Pii) seek. (4) ^^^3 (Q, Pi, Pu, Hi) loll (5) bia^ (Q*, Pi, Pu, III, Hithp.) he great. (6) "^U (Q, Ni) ^ear - T - T ««;«?/. (7) ^r^^ (Q) e bereaved. (56) DDuT (Hi) T - T rise early. (57) Tl^D* (Hi, Ho) cast, send. (58) I^C^' (Ni, Hi) c^e^^ro?/. (59) "^DtT (Q, Ni, Pi, Hithp) keej). (60) '^iDJ^' - T •• T (Q*, Hi) become low. (61) OP*^^" (Q, Hi) 6e *n; Ni, a Perfect like Sd;'3., z>utNi*, like Sp;;;..]' (1) '^DN* (Q*, Hi, Hithp) mourn. (2) pK (Q*, Pi, Hi, Hithp) he established. (3) r|pN (Qtt, Ni, Pi, Pu, Hithp) gather. (4) nOi^ (Qtt, Ni*, Pii) huui. (5) aZ*i< (Q*% Ni*, Hi*) he guilty, destroy. (6) t]5n (Q, Ni*, Ho, Hithp) overturn. (7) "1511 (Q, Pi (with lilt, a), Pii, Hi*, Hithp) join. (8) COM (Q, Q*, Pi, Pu) hind, gird. (9) ^T} (Qt) ^m?. (10) '71(1 (Q**, Hi) cease. (11) prH (Q*, Pi (with ult. a). Hi, Hithp) he strong. (12) D^H (Q**, Pi, Pu, Hi*, Hithp) he icise. (13) - T ^V} (Q, Pi, Hi) change. (14) j^^H (Q, Ni, Pi, Hi) draio out. (15) pyn (Q, Ni*, Pi, Pii, Hi, Hithp) distribute. (16) ^^gil (Qt) pitl, spare. (17) j^fiH (Qt, Q**) delight. (18) DVC? (Qt, Ni*, Pii, Hi) dig. (19) ^"^^n (Qt, Ni*, Pi) search. (20) DC*n (Qt, Ni*, Pi (with ult. a), Hithp) think, impute. (21) 'i\i^n (Qt, Ni*) loithhoid. (22) Dnn (Qt, m*, Pi, m*) seat (23) 15j; (Q, Ni, Pii, Hi, Ho) serve. (24) l^J^^ (Q, Ni, Pi (with ult. a), Hi, Hithp) i^ass over. (25) ^m (Q, Ni, Pii) abandon. (26) It;? (Q, Qt, Ni, Hi'^) assist. (27) l^I^ (Q, Hi, H6)s^a7it?. (28) lVj[/ (Qt, Ni*) res/mm (29) pCTJ^ (Q, Pii) oppress. 1 In List XXXIX. will be found the most common '3 guttural verbs which are also H "S . 68 Verus Arranged Accordusto to LIST XXVII. '^» Ciuttural Verbs. [In the following- list Q* indicates an Imperfect like 7Jn (Q, m, pi, pu) ./«?/. o) n'?e* (Q, ni, - T - T Pi, Pii, Hi) send. (10) 115^ (Q, Pi, Hi) rejoice. (11) ;;'?^ (Q, Xi, Pi, Pii, Hithp) swallow. (12) ^/^H^ (Q, Ni, Pi, Pu, Hi, Ho, Hithp) cleave. (13) ^^3 (Xi, Hi) ^e humbled. (14) ^"13 (Q, Hi) ?>e«(Z the knee. (15) ^^^^ (Q, Ni) withhold. (16) yj£D (Q, Hi) meet, touch. (17) i/*^'£) (Q, Ni) transgress. (18) ;r'-)p (Q, Ni) rend. (19) ^^^H (Q, Hi) he wicked. (20) ;;5b* (q! Pi, Hi) sa^is/i/. (21) ];y^ (Q, Ni, Hi) swear. (22) ;r,^C^' (Q, Ni, Pi, Hi) hear. (23) ^^nn (Q, Ni) strike, hlow. LIST XXIX. Verbs Containing T^vo Gutturals. [In the verbs '£3 g-uttural of the following list, Q indicates a Qal Impf. like ^b]^'^\ Q*, like Stpi^..; Qtt, like bb^^A (1) D'lN* (Qtt, Pi, Hi) lie in amhush. (2) ^"IK (Q^, Hi) prolong. ^3) j^H (Q, Ni, Pu) kill. (4) D^H (Q, Qtt, Ni, - T - T Pi) hreak down. (5) DIH (Q*, Ni, Pii, Hi, Ho) he dried up. (G) inn (Q*, Hi) tremhle. (7) D^IH (Hi, Ho) devote, - r - T destroy. (8) ^'Tj (Q*, Ni, Pi) rejyroach. (9) t^'lH (Q, Ni, Pi) cut, engrave. (10) tinPT (Q*, Hi, Hithp) Z>e silent. (11) ■■ T nnj; (Q, Hithp) give security, pledge. (12) tj^^ (Q, Hi) arm?i^e. (13) tV^ (Q^ ^i. Hi) shake. (14) ^^Hf (Q, Ni, Pii, Hi) sow. 70 Verbs Arranged According to LIST XXX. I "3 Vei'bs. [In the following list Q designates those Qal-stems which have for the Impf., Imv. and Inf. const, the forms Sb\ Sbj, VtOJ; Q*, those stems which have 112\ /ID , ri/D; Q+, those stems which have 112\ itD , bby, Q^+j those stems which have IDT or 7DJ\ i.e., nn unas- similated J . More or less variation as to the form of the Qal Impf., Tmv. and Inf. const, will be found in these verbs. It is also to be noted that in some only the Impf. occurs; in others, the Impf. and Imv.; in others, only the Impf. and Inf. const.] (1) ^^K^ (Qtt, Pi) commit adulter^j. (2) y^^ (Qtt, Pi, Hi, Hithp) despise. (3) t3D^ (Pi, Hi) look. (4) ^"Z^l (Q, Pi) wither. (5) HJlJ (Hi, Ho) make known. (6) T/jJj (Qt, Ni, Pi, Pii, Hi) touch. (7) fl^^ (Q, Ni, Hithp) smite. (8) t^^'J^ (Q*, Ni, Hi, Ho, Hithp) approach. (9) m^ (Qt, Ni, Pu, Hi' Ho) drive. (10) nn^ (Q) vow. (11) JIH^ (Qtt, Pi) lead. (12) ^m (Qtt, Pi, Hi, Ho, Hithp) inherit. (13) VtD^ (Qt, Ni)p?a?i^. (14) tr'CO^ (Q, Ni, Pii) spm/cZ ow^. (15) "IDJ (Ni, - T - T Pi, Hi, Hithp) know. (16) t]P^ (Q, Ni, Pi, Hi, Ho) i:)our out. (17) ;.^p^ (Qt, Ni, Hi) depart. (18) ^^^ (Q, Hi, Hithp, Pii) fall. (19) :nV^ (Ni, Hi, Ho, Plithp) stand. (20) HV^ (Ni, ~ T - T Pi) he pre-eminent. (21) ^*^^ (Ni, Pi, Hi, Ho, Hithp) snatchy deliver. (22) ^V^ (Q) oisert'f?, lya/c/i. (23) ^H^ (Q, Ni) (7f^«e. (24) Dp^ (Q, Ni, Pi, Ho, Hithp) avenge. (25) JltT^ (Hi) reach. (26) TjCO (Q, Q*, Pi, Hi) lend. (27) p^j (Qt' Pi, Hi) A'^s.. (28) fn^ (Q, Ni, Ho) give. (29) p*!^ (Q, Ni, Pi, Pu, Ho) hreak down. (30) pjl^ (Q, Ni, Pi," Hi, Ho) draw out. THE Character of their Radicals. 71 LIST XXXI. ;,♦";♦ Verbs. [In the following: list, Q designates those stems which, in the Qal Im- perfect, have the form dp^ ; Q*, those which have the form Dp' ; Q+, those which have the form l2Ty. Ni* desig-nates a Niph'al Perfect like Dpj .] (1) bb^ (Q, mthp6) confound. (2) ^^^ (Q, Ni*, P6'al, m, Hithpo, Pilpel, Hithpal) roll (3) 00*1 (Q*, Ni, Po'el, Hi) be dumh, amazed. (4) inO (Q, Ni, Pi, P6'el, Hithpo) measure. (5) 11^ (Q* P6 al. Hi, Ho, Hithpo) icander. (6) 220 (Q, Q^ Ni, Pi, P6'el, Hi, Ho) surround. (7) tlDD (Q, Hi, Ho) coyer, protect. (8) ':j'2t3 (Pi, Hithp)^m?/. (9) T^Q (Q, Po'el, Pil, Hi, Ho, Hithpo) break. (10) ^^y (Qf, Pii, - T Hi) distress. (11) Tin (Q*) bow the head. (12) ^^p (Qf, Ni, Pi, Pii, Hi, Pilpel, Hithpalp) be light. (13) f^l (Q, Pi, Pii, Hi^Hithifd) suig.crT/ aloud. (14) "|"TtJ^ (Q, Ni, Pi, Pii, Ho) destroy. (15) D?^' (Q, Q*, Qt, Ni, Po'el, Hi, Ho, Hithpo) be astonished, laid ivaste. (16) niN* (Q, Ni, Pi, Ho) curse. (17) '^'7,1 (Q, Pi, Pu, - T - T Hithp, Po'el, Hithpo, BX) praise. (18) Jl^H (Q) dance. (19) b'yn (Q, Pi, P6 el, Pii, V6''3d) pierce. (20)'':)'7n (Ni, Pi, Pii, Hi, Ho, Hithpo) pro/a«e, begin. (21) fjn (Q, Ni, P6el, Ho, Hithp) be gracious. (22) jliin (Qt, Pi, Hi) Z/e dismayed. (23) DD"I (Q, Pii) ^e ^lany. (24) t;^^ (Qt, Hi, Hithpo) be ei;i7. 72 Verbs Arranged According to LIST XXXII. J< '£) Terbs. (1) n5{< (Q' Pi(^)' Ht) TON*^ , -|3N>] perM. (2) n^N* (Q) [HDN^l ^e 2m7/^';^^. (3) tm (Q, Ni, Hi, Ho) Lr^^^^ also rn^^] 5^^'^c, /ioZf?. (4) ^^H (Q, Ni, Pi,Pu, Hi) i":)^^^ , ':'5^^'] ^^^- (5) iDN* (Q, Ni, Hi, Hithp) TON^ , npN^ , n^N*n] ^«i/. (6) n£)K (Q, Ni) [HiDN^] z>«/^e. -I- T T LIST XXXIII. V'£} Verbs. [In the following' list, Q designates those stems described in § 00. 3. a of the Elements; Q*, those described in §90. 2. b; Q+, those described in § 90. 4.] (1) l^*y (Q*, Pi, Hi) he dry. (2) i*Jl> (Q* Pi, Hi) labor, be icearij. (3) HI* (Q*j Pi» Hi, Hithp) cr/s^, ^/ye thanks. T T (^) ;^"l^ (Q, Ni, Pi, P6, Pu, Hi, Ho, Hithp) hnoio. (5) DH^ (Q) ^iVe. (6) -in^ (Q, Pi) join. (7) Sn^ (Ni, Pi, Hi) uyuV. - T ~ T (8) \iy (Ni, Hi, Ho, Hithp) rex>rove, judge. (9) ^y (Q* - T ' T [Ho]) be able. (10) I'p* (Q, Ni, Pi, Pu, Hi, Ho, Hithp) bring forth. (11) rf2\ (Q, Hi) walk. (12) HDJ (Q*, Ni, Pi, Pu, Ho) found. (13) r|p^ (Q, Ni, Hi) add. (14) ^D^* (Qt, Ni, Pi, Hi, Nithp) chastise. (15) IJt^^ (Q*, Ni, Hi, Ho) appoint, assemble. (16) w^;;^^ (Q*) be loeary. (17) J^^T^* (Q*, Ni Hithp) give counsel. (18) ^y (Q* Pi, Hithp) be beautiful. TT (19) N*y^ (Q, Hi, Ho) go forth. (20) JV* (Hi, Ho) se^ p?acf. (21) yh (Hi, Ho) spreac? down. (22) pV^ (Q, Qt, Hi, Ho) pour out. (23) nV^ (Q*. Qt, Ni, Pu, H6) form. (24) JlVJ (Qt,Ni,Hi)A;iW?e. (25) |^p^ (Q*) aw^a/ce. (26) ^DJ (Q, Q*, Hi) Z^epreciows. (27) l^'H'* {Q,^i, Ho) bind, lay snares. (28) THE CnAKACTEU OF THEIR RADICALS. 73 K")^ (Q*, Ni, Pi) he afraid. (29) yy (Q, Hi, Ho) go doian. (30) rn* (Q*» Ni, Hi) cast, imtruct. (31) tV^'^ (Q*, Ni, Pi, TT ~T III) seize, possess. (32) '2^'' (Q, M, Pi, Hi, Ho) sit, dwell ~ T (33) fg>^ (Q•^Ni,Pi)5/efi9. (3i) ^^^^'^^ (Ni, Hi) deliver. (35) nn^ (Ni, Hi) he left over. - T LIST XXXIV. ^ ""'£) Verbs. (1) Dt?^ (Q, Hi) 6e i/oo./. (2) ^y (Hi) teimzV. (3) PI (Hi) ^o ^0 ^/^e right. (4) p^^^ (Q, Hi) suck. (5) j-^p^^ (Q) awake. (6) ")t^^ (Q, Pi, Pu, Hi) he straight. ~ T LIST XXXV. ry Verbs. [In the following- list Q designates an Impf ., Imv. and Inf. const, with u; Q*, an Irapf., Imv. and Inf. const, with o = a.] (1) nix (Q*, Ni, Hi) shine. (2) X13 (Q*, Hi, Ho) enter. (3) n::i (Q) despise (4) t^*1:3 (Q*, Polel, Hi, Hithpo) he ashamed. (5) ^IJI (Q, Hithpo) sojourn. (6) p*! (Q, Ni, Hi) judge. (7) n'l (Q, Ni, Hi, Ho) thresh. (8) Dlt (Q) >w^. (9) nir (Q, Hi) ?>o*7. (10) '^in (Q, PSlel, Polal, Hi, Ho, Hithiio) he in pain, hr ill g forth. (11) ^l^ (Q, Hi) he good. (12) ^):i (Q, Hi, Pilpel, Polpal) contain. (13) p3 (Q, Ni, Polel, Polal, Hithpo, Hi, Ho) prepare, estahlish. (14) 1^^ (Q, Polel, Hi, Hithpo) scorn. (15) jll^ (Q, Ni, Polel, Hithpo) melt. (16) DID (Q, Ni, Hi, Hithpo) he moved. (17) H^tD (Q, Ni, Hi) circumcise. (18) t^^'l^ (Q, Hi) ^Z^^par^. (19) r)1,t3 (Q, Polel, Hi, Ho) die. (20) Hl^ (Q, Hi, Ho) rest. (21) Di:i (Q, Hi) flee. (22) ^^IJl (Q, Ni, Hi) move, nod. (23) t]*!^ (Q, 74 " Verbs Arranged Accordixo to Polel, Hi, Ho) slmUe, sift. [24) J1D (Q, Ni) turn lack. (25) niD (Q, Hi, Ho, Polel) turn, aside. (26) lljl^ (Q,. Pi, Hi, Ho, Hithpo) testify. (27) w^l^T (Q, Polel, Hi, Ho, Hitlipo) fly- (28) y\); (Q, Xi, Polel, Pi, Pilpel, Hi, Hithpal, Hitlipo) aicake. (29) pB (Q, Xi, Polel, Pilpel, Hi) scatter. (30) DIV (Q) /t/s^. (31) niy (Q, Hi) press, besiege. (32) Dip (Q, Pi, Polel, Hi, Ho, Hitlipo) rise, stand. (33) D*ll (Q, Polel, Polal, Hi, Ho) he high. (34) y_T\ (Pu, Hi, Hitlipo) shout. (35) p*-) (Q, Polel, Hi) run. (36) :i1t:^' (Q, Polel, Polal, Hi, Ho) turn. LIST XXXVI. ""'^^ Verbs. [Tho foUoTving list contains the verbs generally classified as ''"^. Outside of the Qal their forms are those of verbs V'_>*. Q* designates those forms Avhich have also V'j,^ forms in Qal.] (1) 1^5 (Q, Ni, Hi, Polel, Hithpo) perceive. (2) ^>^ (Q*) exult. (3) jn (Q*, m) judge. (4) '^^H (Q*, Polel, Polal, Hi, Ho, Hitlipo) he in p>ain, he strong, icait. (5) |v (Q*, Hith- po) lodge. (6) Z*'''^ (Q*) depart. (7) ^H (Q*, Hi) strive. (8) n^b' (Q*, Polel) s2Jeak, meditate. (9) D^tT (Q*, Hi, Ho) put. (10) b^^C^ (Q*) rfioice. (11) n^t:* (Q*, Polel, Ho) sing. ■ (12) n^b^' (Q,Ho)i)^^^. LIST XXXVII. K "S Verbs. (1) Nn3 (Q, Ni, Pi, [Hi]) crer7^.. (2) K:2n (Ni, Pii, Hi, T T T T Ho, Hithp) hide. (3) KJOn (Q, Pi, Hi, Hithp) sin. (4) T T K*JO (Q, Ni, Pi, Pii, Hithp, Hothp) he unclean. (5) ie/. (15) n^^ tQ, Ni, Hi) stretch out. (IG) HlID (Q, Ni, Hi) e;^J. (17) nnS (Q, Ni, Hi, Ho) redeem. (18) rr:!i) (Q, Pi. Hi, Ho) T T T T turn ahouf. (19) H^*^ (Pi, Pu) command. (20) H^^ (Q, Pi, Pii) watch, cover. (21) Hip (Q, Ni, Pi) im//. (22)' ^Jp (Q, Ni, Hi) get, ohtain. (23) Ht^^'P (Q, Ni, Pi, Hi) he sharp, T |t hard. (24) Hi") (Q, Pi, Hi) have dominion. (25) H^J^' T T T T (Q, Ni) capture. (26) nnt:^ (Q, Hithp) do oheisance. (27) T T nr^z* [Vu,m)drinh. (28) nm* (Q, Ni)^rm^. (29) n'?n |t T T T T T (Q, Ni, Pi) hang. 76 Verbs Arranged According to LIST XXXIX. T]"h Verbs, and, at the saiiie time, '£) or y Guttural. (1) HDkSt (Q) (N"iD) he willing. (2) TII^ (Q, Hi) swear. (3) njn (Q, P6, Hi) meditate. (4) n^H (Q, Ni) 66. (5) T T T T n^DH (Q) wia/ce a Tio/se. (6) H*!!! (Q, Pu, P6) conceive. (7) n^n (Q, Pi, Hi) za-6. (8) ri-^n (Q, ni, Pi, Pu, m, ho, T T T T Hithp) he sick. (9) n^h (Q) encamp. (10) npn (Q) trust. (11) nnn (Q, Ni, Hi, Hitbp) be angry. (12) HflO (Q, Ni, Pii, Hi)'L>e o#. (13) n'^Ji; (Q, Ni, Hi, Ho, Hithp) go up. (14) n^j; (Q, Ni, Pi, Hi) \insicer. (15) nJj; (Q, Ni, Pi, Pu, Hi, Hithp) afflict. (16) T\^\; (Q, Ni, Pi, Pii) do, make. (17) nnS (Q, Hi) he fruitful (18) n^V (Q, Pi, Pii) y^atch, overlay. \l9) n*1p (Q, Ni, Hi) meet. (20) nN^ (Q,Ni, Pu, Hi, Ho, Hithp) \ee. (21) HD"! (Q, Pi, Hi) multiply. (22) n;^"l (Q, Pi, Hi, Hithp) feld. (23) n^n (Q, Ni, m) 6e •^ T T T /ee6Ze. (24) H^n (Q, Ni, Pi, Hi, Hithp) he pleased. T T LIST XL. I'erbs Doubly ^Veak. [In ihe following list there are given synopses, or partial synopses, in various stems, of those verbs whose inflection presents special diffi- culties.] (1) HDN* he w'lling-q^\'. HDN* (DDON), HDK^ ODJ^^), T T T T •.• • -: o^n^*^ vn^^), vnk, m^nK-Hiph: [nnni •-!•• T v: |v -IT v: |v jt " • t " vnn (imv) . (3) N13 enter-Q^^\ : ^^^2 (HX^ , ^HND , ^kV^ , Di'lN?), THE Character of theiu Kadicals. 77 NDH, j^DH, Non, 5<^!iD. Hoph : N*nin, ^*n1^ n\n (i^rr) n1^'l , K;in (nnn). nipi^ : n;np . (5) n;n 7/J-Qai:"n;n, iTn^ onp, n^rr, rt^n (Vfi), nVn'7. Pfei: nfn, .Tn;, .th, ni'-n, n.^rr,!:. Hipii': n^rin, n^nn, nvnp. (6) nn^^ ^A««V-Hiph : rriin , n^v , nnin , nnin , nnit: ■ Hithprei : n^inn , min^ , ni)m , N*V'^ Hiph: N^vin, N*^vi'' NVin, NVin, N^vin, T T ;;nv Nipii: p-ii:, ;^n^V ;^njn,Vniy mph: (9) ^y he afraid-Qa\ : ^J^ , NT^ , NH^ . N*'")^ (HNn^.), • Niph : Nnv , Nni^ . •• T T (10) riT cas^ mstruct~Q^: HT , HNT , HT , HT, ni7 , nnv . Hiph : nnin , nniv, nnin / niiin , nnirj. (11) HDii sfr6^#cA-Qrii : no:), nL^^ (ton, Dn), no:i, T T T T V ■ •— •• •• : nlto:, iToj, no:. Hipii: rron, no^ (on), non (on), nion , np? . (12) n^^ ^mzYe-Hiph: n^n , Hy crjn), n^rr (^n\ nsn . niDH . n^^ . n^ph ■. n^n , ny , nDD . 78 Verbs Aiujamged According to (13) m^^ ^n), ^^^^^ ^"rin, ^^'Sin ^^'^ir). (15) ^Sn 2t-«7A— Qal : ^pH , ^^H*, ^"PH , ^I^PH , 'q'?.'!, 'q'pn. Nipii: "rpof (16) Up'? ^«A-6-Qai : np'?, npv, np, nip'?, nnp_, np'?' nip^. Niph: np'p^ np'?s' rrp'pn. Hopii : np^ (17) jn: (//.-e-Qrii : |n: , fn^ , p , p;^^ , nn , fri^ , pn:. Niph: fn/, fn:iv p^n, [n^ Hoph: (18) nf^ onake-Qsii: Ht^;^, nc?*j;;_, nb*i^, ntr;;, mVj;,, nt!;';^, ^itr;;'. W: nb^^;^., (nnt^;?k (19) IlkSn .w-Qal : HN*"! , Ti^y (^^Tl , N^ni), HNn , Hisn; niNn, nNn. ' xiph : n^y, n.>*T, HNnn, niNnn, ^^n^ mpii: nNnn, hkt, HNnn , niNnn , nNn*j . iispii : HNnn , HNnt: . (20) nnt^' how down- Hithpaiei : mrrriL^^n , ninnt:''^ (irrm-^l). ninrit:*;?, niinn::vi', ninnc*q. LIST XLI. l>efectiA-e and Kindred Verbs. (1) a t^n^J he ashamed, Hiph t^'^JH ; but also ^''111.1 from t^*y . h 2V0 he good; but Impf. yi^^\ and IIipli D^p^n from yC'> . THE CnARACTEU OF TIIEIU RADICALS. 79 (1) c i:jWv.'fT/m/VZ; but Impf. lU^ from niJ. T T d |*p^ awake^ used only in Impf.; the Hiph Perf. t^^pn (from rip) being used as Perfect. e 1*5^ hrcalc in pieces. Pi T^'^ ; but Impf. T^^* , Imv. |*1£), ^>li 'f1l3^, Polel j'VliD , IIitlip6 |*Vli3nn , Hipli p5n come from |*1£) . / r\r\''\^ drink, in Qrd ; but Hiph MpC^'n fi'om (2) « vlD^ «J(Z, used in Qal, but the Inf. const, and Impf. (^*pln «»d ^^pV) are taken from the Hiph'ih ^^ ^*y^ o]yprore«7^'; ^^n and ^T\ live; ppH and npH en- - T T T ) |- T |t T grave; ^^1 and HD.^ midtiphj; ?^*) and nil shout; - T TT 'l-T TT JIJC^' and nilti* ^^•'•; ^D^ and ':)1t3 circumcise; 'ID^ -T TT -T l~T and TIID anoint; H^^ and (115 ?>^'>^'"; 'T'DJ and Jl^-l I - T - - T T T fade away; tl^ and Ht-} despise; D!3l 5 DI^T and T T - T n^n ?>'-^ 5^76^;^^- 131. nn, NOn and n^n crush; TT I~t| TT TT nii, nV^ and nili* pre.9.5; ^e*^, SS^» and pf'^t:* -T-T -T-T TT draw off; DD/t3 , DKD and nD!D ^?«e/^. VI. Nouns Arranged According to their Formation. (Each noun under this head takes the number that belong-s to it in the " ari'angement according- to frequency of occurrence.") LIST XLII. I s^egliolates ii, A-class. 1. St rong. 85 1^5 149 D-ID 995 :i^5 1077 ^^ 221 JD5 825 :}bo 1000 '7P5 591 ^ 385 -qn^ 25 ^^9 1004 Nn5 1121 t^ 690 Dt:*5 160 :i;!^ 557 1^-15 344 ^^ 229 ^5^ 923 "t;!^ 1'6 plV 191 V^ 233 J5^ 288 ^1^ 1021 0^7^ 193 ^'^'^ 394 t^'^ 927 m. 1024 nov 348 '^p?'' 235 -S'X^ 289 m 1026 n^V 1132 X\^ ^^19 '?^'l 26 ti^5^ 314 D-]p 195 ^p^" 15 tjll 938 n^^ 1048 Dpp 1136 i5i7 T25 N*^"! 940 ^c*^ 571 r|Vp 787 f]-)D 941 v^^ 111 Dn[:D ] FEM. 261 n^.^. 516 ^^ 325 pp 436 T ', " 801 ^p> 944 pni 1053 D")p 477 T : ~ 145 b^55 945 p'P 1055 n*^^♦p 1007 non? 816 ^^5 953 n? 112 "7^1 1089 T ; ~ 819 ':>P5 993 n;!? 18^ ^^1 55 ^DD 994 N*S£) 1067 tr-t^n Nouns According to FoKMAxioiir. 81 2. ' •3 guttural. "8 (5^* 10 pN* 52 ^1^ 171 T]^_. 199 f"Tti>* 373 1C\S* 419 Dnn 6 nrrK 243 '^nn 781 ^yi FEM. 41 ^"2^^ 749 inn 27 ^51^ 669 n^L^^K T : ~ 367 D5?^ 403 nin 956 ^^H 529 n'7^j; 214 ntx 223 ^y^ 834 yn^ 1072 t:»n FEM. 744 Di7 485 s^r^ 1112 pm 357 426 D^lD 161 '?m 1113 nnt^ 107 T ~: 139 nn^ 934 ':5j;^ 1114 nm 290 ^y? 262 ly'' 108 ^i*^ 76 ^^.^ 820 Di*3 546 in£) 1148 cnr) 831 Dn'? 1028 -ij;v 1149 nnpi 56 Dfl^ 575 Dfll. 4. ' 1161 '7 guttural. ^Hk) 379 np5 437 i^C^'^ 175 nn? 1122 ^^ 683 ^^V? 476 n'TD 1025 nm 127 rar 512 nv^. 1043 y"?\). FEM. 90 yy 292 ;.*Hp 1045 n?p 1109 Hintr" 784 HDp 552 np5 1058 y:n. 803 nn^ 1006 ms 580 y^?'^ 672 n5 685 -15 5. ;♦";,♦ 695 DJI 396 n 377 rn 691 n:n 391 '7J 397 b^ 82 Nouns Arranged According to 723 p"! 823 15 179 ^V FEM. 16 ^n 844 ID 1037 V 82 n,tDN* T - 738 T 492 It: 1042 i 762 nin T — 244 ^0 948 ^P 1054 z'p_ 444 niD T " 17 'n 519 'T 70 T) 279 nv,!D T - 424 ^P 958 tr 1063 V- 311 niy T T 427 ^^ 30 DI? 585 p*^ 1124 n^tr' T ~ 53 545 n? 73 ^^ 812 nD 1009 n? 1154 an 95 n? 560 nv 632 DIN* 727 G. -Tin 946 niD 77 nin 200 m 400 pn 297 ^1;^ 636 p^^ 750 nin 562 Diy FEM. 118 niK 751 'T'ln 32 sip 849 non T 202 niN* 18 DID 1038 rv 567 n?ip 47 1:1 20 DV 1105 : T 1106 T 720 in 441 DID 1107 DVCf 126 m 152 V T 341 ni:r" 642 ?TK 92 7. -7 1016 "1"^' FEM. 80 ^\Nt 759 '?^n 1840 rv 1017 nT"^* T 12 iT5 407 P'D 331 nn 1084 nD*tr T 231 N;^ 140 r^ 1061 pn 735 nr 97 ^'"7 1 401 i^7_ 28 ry TKEiR Formation. 83 8. n"b 216 nN* 833 ^fl'? 559 ^5S* FEM. 381 ^^D 905 np 590 ^5t:;' 693 699 n:\ 955 nj; 1129 »5t^ 237 ^1^. 135 ^vn 174 n? 326 n^*p 54 ^^75 1011 ^r\B 1070 ^IV- 9. Formative Vowel with Second HadicaJ. 629 D^J^ 236 C^^nn 278 Di^D 1118 ^W LIST XLIII. Segliolates, l-olass. 1 I. Stro7}g. 739 ^y 521 nnp FEM. 582 ri^m T 500 ^5^ 1008 nc*5 455 nDC*"? 928 nq 1087 s^t:* 1034 n'^np 165 n^D 187 D5C^' 2. 1075 npp"! 'iD (juttural. 627 ^DN* 777 npn 537 rrij; 255 T : '.• 211 npN* 294 nnj; 540 ^b^j; 523 n"i5;' 664 15N* 524 '7^]; 531 '■^7^* 405 ^tjn 528 nnj; FE3I. 248 D'7fl 959 nrj; 366 nntDkV 250 p^fl 302 p!p^ 410 np'7n 4.15 |^5n 976 Dp;^ 768 H'ltDn 84 Nouns A uranged According to o.'b guttural. 893 nV'9 FEM. 103 T : • 334 nn,t:tr T : • 942 nnj 6S4nj;p5 914 nnc*!: T : 1091 T : • 1127 i^w 722rri;!p'i 570 ^^^P 347 433 T : ■ 4. 1076 nj;t^*l ^^ 932 oi FEM. 475 T ■ ^*N 1046 IP 677 T ■ 504 T • 253 in 320 rp 715 T ■ 550 T • 254 fn 563 "7^ 402 T • 1027 my T • 22 2b 346 5. ••■; 270 '(or V';') T • 579 T • 707 b^n 517 ■>*? 330 yi FEM. 721 n 29 ■>-;* 1060 F^ 380 T 729 rn 1019 i'"v 1085 tr\y 758 T 786 ?D^L) 1020 TV 342 y^L^ 1039 ^r? 471 ]V 318 1'P 6. ,n"S 1116 T • 484 O'V^ FEM. 307 np:? 445 r\V^'2 T : 572 ^np 7. Formative Vowel with Second Radical 375 nN3 1078 nm{'. ?) 1097 ^N*::?' FEM. 618 rl72D THEIU FORMATIOX. 85 LIST XLIV. - Segholates, U-class. 1. strong. 86 -Ipb 806 ntr'* 293 n^D FEM. 700 '?-]'jl 821 ngi) 603 cnt:^' 386 r\^'2 393 pjl 499 1 • - : T 2. '3 guttural. 40 ^rj^ 50 tr-]n 969 npj; FEM. 121 fr.v 411 n?n 971 s^ir 648 n'?:)^ T : T 364 ^75^ 779 a")"n 539 tjnir 132 r\'2'2n T : T 662 S^X* 256 -[:rn 990 pLT';; 417 r^T\n T : T 218 ri^i^^ 968 ppir 543 -w^*:; 3. '_J^ guttural. 984 rii^]j T ;'t 674 jrib 183 nm 1135 njsth FEM. 553 S^£) 1104 DHb^* 785 rrnnD T t: T 1014 nn"i' 1110 4. '7 guttural. 215 ti'i^ 924 n^j) 1065 ngh FEM. 696 nn'^i 509 5. ;*":^ 425 unpp 1052 nmp 714 in**! 137 ph 146 (lb 299 ri; 767 Dh 752 nin 902 iD 532 '^ir 86 XorKS ilKRAXGED ACCOIIDING 10 182 In 619 Dh FEM. 518 n^p 1068 in 1162 qri 710 n'?^ 533 n-^j; 592 ntr 138 Hipn 6. v;? 637 niN* 454 Hl^ 310 "l*l^»' fem. 676 n3 461 sitD 71 nn 737 nb)\ 130 pn 851 DID ^7^ 947 n^lD 423 niD 164 DID 764 ^'pn 799 ^5^ 303 ^j;? 1138 ?inn ■ t: 8. Formative Vowel with Second Radical. 731 nbn 98 ? 1N*p 954 HDi^ fem. 451 Dk'? 474 i^^^t? 162 j-,.^.^*, 317 ni;op 9. Irregular Forms. 7 tr"^N* = t!^>N* 679 n75 992 nni; 81 ^s* 45 ;i:35-n5 no ]k\*V = (N*^* 655 n;i!?N* = n^iS* 76i t]:n = ^ 34 ::\\n = t^^ 658 " ' n^^x 247 noun = non 595 no^c* = n^^^ t't: t:- t' t:' t- 83 w^^N* = w"|N* 880 Dip = D,P 116 t?n^' = ^"l^' 43 ncoN = Hu'N* 298 r^;; ? = rj; 604 t^>tr' ? -= trt^" 13 ' ' 1^3 = |3 68 nii*;=n;^ anEiii FokmatiojST. 87 LIST XLV r m !Kouns with Two Originally 1 Short V( DWCiS, S x—a. 1. , strong. 673 113 T T 746 B 568 \'9i? 922 T T : m -,p3 432 ^1?: 1083 pob' 503 T T : 383 TI3 T T 143 T T 1088 T T 514 T j T : 689 niD 442 T T 190 T T 939 T T : 88 1tr5 232 ^D^ T T 147 453 T T ID"? 1 T T 1130 1156 T T 177 569 T T 470 T T 1163 j " T : 1057 n32T T T : 395 \n T T 479 T T 1079 T T ; 241 -\y T T 496 T T FEM. 1102 T T : 741 ^:t TT 937 m 225 T T : 345 nD'^t^ T r : 2. 'i D guttural. 2 DIN* T T 131 T T 304 i^i? FEM. 371 DCTN T T 408 T T 100 i3j; 79 T T ~: 399 iin T T 766 D'V'^n 973 2Vi^ 525 '^VJi' 733 iin T T 252 T T 977 ■>!?;' 960 n-;^i^ 245 trin T T 783 100 989 i^i^ 306 246 prn 301 3, 'J ♦ guttural. 49 nnr T T 185 33^"! FEM. 951 rt"i;^D 508 ^n^ T T 713 t't : 1030 '^P^V 315 ^m 745 rrpw 1049 n-ij/p 88 KouNS Arranged According to 1023 ^!2)^ 4. '7 guttural ajid J<"7 . 1073 D\s*5l ii4;^tr-) FEM. 657 nnjN 522 2i^ 5. 1";; FEM. 1044 n,!Dn 6. T\"h 754 •.• T 319 n^p FEM. 921 nN*j T T 431 ".■ T 321 nvp 209 ntDK T T 1005 n*)£) T T 506 573 ^^^P 718 rin T T 186 HsDCr T T 963 n'?^ 72 nib* ■/ T T32 nnn T T 38 n:itr" T T 534 IJJ^ 1081 ~ T 817 rr'?D T T 31 D03 • T 878 m^ T T 7. 71" 7 apocopated. 1 T 19 T 526 li? FEM. 4 T 798 i^: 173 nS T 119 ninK T 717 48 0^ 919] [DO] 1103 ni^' 1134 N*n 769 ni,t:n T THEIR Formation. 89 LIST XLVI. Z^onns witli Two Originally Short "Vowels, a— i. 1. Strong. 702 ni:i * ' T 269 P? FE3I. 936 '^?P^ 128 ipt 1051 ^^?r 688 T •■ : 1092 T •■ ; 435 rpi 807 njT " T 1119 596 " T 703 788 T ■• : 1131 810 -133 1126 I^!^' 830 T '* 267 firiD ■• T 501 T •■ : 3. '£3 guttural. 365 f5N 51 •■ T 961 n.^.^ FEM. 667 rj^N* 772 •■ T 974 '^v;^ 663 T ■■ ~: 748 nnn •• T 774 1*50 975 ^pJ^ 985 ^?"!i? 770 y*2n 13G •• T 538 "^"^j^ 1069 DJ/H 258 KDD 434 HT 3. '^» guttural. FEM. 848 nnn!D 607 nis*n 44 r]*2r\2 1095 nb^'^ T •• : T ■• : 4. 'S guttural. 473 iV'?!: 1080 v:it:^ 1090 n^t:^ •• T ^. .. T- - •• T 5. ^"2 133 n,t:n T ■• 167 6. 305 nvr 1128 T ■■ 234 n^ 515 ^1 FE3I. 527 n-jj;? 747 ^r 295 -ir 651 rr'?^ 90 Nouns ArPwAnged According to LIST XLVII. KouBS with Ti;ro Originaliy Short Vowels, a— ii. 1. Strong. 316 fitop FEM. 804 n*fT 554 n*1p£) 701 rr'?nii 3. '3 guttural. 979 y^}; FEM. 666 n^'ix sis n|r7D 981 Dinir 203 rrrnj« 694 hVn*^ looi n^;;^ 3. Irregular. 962 D'^'I^ 446 nD'?3 LIST XLVIIf. Xoans \%'ith Two Originally Short Vowels, i— a. 1. Strong. 96 nn^ 931 n^:! 1120 ^yc; T •• T •• T •■ 970 :i^;; 564 i^y^* 583 i;;^^ 3. n"7 apocopated. 142 tr"^ 113 ;rn FEM. 308 HNB 65 yy 36 d:?^" 23 hn;? 4. Irregular njid Doiihtful Forms. 24 D^D 69 HD 75 D^PC^' 37 D^^tT" 291 n^D 581 n'c^ TDEIU FORilATION. 91 LIST XLIX Xouns with a Short and a Liong; Voi;vel, o A A a— a (o). 1. Stro7ig. 46 T 178 |15V T4 T FEM. 438 T 180 cnp uoo f D^io?^ 74 ntr'^tr' T : 94 T 324 D1-ip 192 niotr' 918 pinp 115 T 2. Gutlural. 39 m 374 pHN* 257 T FEM. 361 T 387 n^} 987 ~ T LIST L. yt*:; 1(^6 nniDi^ Xoans with a Short and a liOng Vowc 1, a-i. 1. Strong. 795 • T 62 D^DD 322 • T ^^vp FEM. 141 r^i 520 DHD 1086 • T T 943 r\yr\:^ T * ; 818 Y^2 • T 996 \2''bQ 1125 • T y:2i^ 502 • T 1003 yp^ 586 505 ■ T 1012 b'^nQ 197 • T ' T 926 • T 313 Dnp 351 2. Guttural. • T 624 ■ T 763 n'l''?!! 61 T • T • T 1074 i^^pn 661 F^^ 414 n^DH 933 • T D^j;: 335 n^;^t!/ 659 yea ■ T 776 n^yn 163 • T T 678 yn ' T 794 yy 983 • T p:^ FEM. 687 • T 828 N^D'? 988 * T n^t^^j;; 765 n5^7rr 698 i^'?^ 284 rr'LTb 1029 — ■ T n^;?"i 9:^ Nouns Arranged According to 3. r\"b 513 ^pj 601 ^y^^ FEM. 1066 ^^p'^ 535 ^^j; TOl n^l^ T05 H^Jl ■'t t : ■ T 964 n''^;^ 967 nrtDV 4. Irregular. 372 n*1^t:\\* 549 HiD^^iD LIST LI. Xonns ^vitli a Sliort and a Loiig Vowel, a— u. 378 lira 536 D^iyjL:' fem. 588 HJi^lDi^* 692 D^'^inii 982 Dnj; 874 n5i^,t: 598n;;^!:t:'* : T T : T ; 780 pnn 1098 i^inc^' 929rrc*im 106 Oii^ LIST LM. o A A Xonii8 w itli a Short and a liong^ Vowel, i— a (^— a). 1. a retained. 626 S:3^^ 802 nn^ 826 DnD 587 ^^*^* T -: )t : T : t : 2. a oh f cured. 123 ni53 1032 ninV FE3I. 829 hjiid'? ; : T : 686 c*nn 1155 ?HitDr) 681 Hiiriin : : T : 797 11 D^ o. Guttural. 206 n'^kX 249 Dl^n 328 Dln^ 336 ^iKu* 9 eniS 251 lltDH 1082 pmb* FEM. 242 ^_n 259 nx^ 333 ^^0\y 584 nii*b* 4. Syriac Forms. 638 DliN* 639 llfN* 212 -l1£)N THEIR POKIMATION. 93 LIST LIU. IVouns \%'itli a Slioi't and a Lioiig; Voi^vel, i— i i^—i). 1. Strong. 716 y21 448 n*$r) OBOD^'P^P? fem. 265 ^7^05 935 D^V^ 925 r^n^ 2. Guttural. 358 ^'>)^ 384 nnD 857 ym FEM. 654 '^^^St 792 j;U^ nil (*ni^* 263 HJ/H^ 965 n'?^'?!^ T • ^: 3. n"S FEM. 87 nn:n 412 n*:in 1099 n^ntr LIST LIV. Xonns T%'itli a Short end a liong: VoTvel, i— n (^— u). 1. Strong. 89 ^7)2} 789 ^n^ 577 Li'on 227 nniD^ 389 nnj 266 nn? fe^i. 1033 H'^inp 711 '?*i,t::i 452 t^r:^ 007 n'^iDii 2. Guttural. FEM. 210 mi;::N* 264 n;;itr'^ T T : FEM. 398 r\)'2l 743 niJ)? 589 niDt!^* 94 Nouns Arranged According to LIST LV. Xonns TTith a Liong and a Short Vowel, a— a (o— a). 1. Strong and Guttural. 360 f^1J< 230 ^y^:i 64 D'^I;^ fem. 201 y^)^ 753 Dnin 340 nsit:'' 809 nnri^ 827 n^nb 735 r\fn FEM. 429 n^i» 390 ri'?)^ 63 n':'i;r T T ^ 3. Irregular. 726 ?ri*i 73o?nN'?rr 734 ? 11 FEM. 650 n^N* 222 HD^ LIST LVI. Nouns Trith a liong and a Short Voi^'el, a— 1(0— e). 1. Strong and Guttural. 428 ^2)^ 957 ^7^1;^ 1064 ':>5h fem. 21 jriD 980 ni;^ 1115 nyb^' 949 n'^'pb 3. Irregular. 930 rrino 1123 t^»>Str' fem. 1157 ni^n THEIR Formation. 95 643 '7\S* T12 154 "757 N'oil LIST LVII. Intensive^: ]9Iiildlc Radical I>oubled, a— a. 1. Strong and guttural. 421 nyo 561 ?'-)N3V ^E^"^^- 966 112}; 188 n^c^' esinn'iiX 2, Guttural. 5 -THN* FEM. 91 nNon 420 Li'nn 675 nnn? 422 n;^3o 309 trn£) 706 rhm 832 Hi^n^ 790 ni^y T T~ 547 nfi? 566 ni^-iy 3. n"S FEM. 682 nii^5 728 frin LIST LVIII. Intensive^: jfliddle Radical Doubled, 1— a. 1. Strong. 660 10i< FEM. 630 nnjik^ 2. n"^ FEM. 1018 n'^v 96 Nouns AuFiANGED According to LIST LIX. IiitensiA-es : Middle Radical Doubled, a— i. LIST LX. Intensives: Middle Radical l>oublod, i— i, 148 Np5 5B0 nij; 978 ^^pj; 998 hp9 LIST LXI. Intensives : Middle Radical Doubled, a— u. 449 nn£)5 556 H^h^ LIST LXII. Inteusives: Middle Radical Doubled, i— a(o). 125 ni:D;i 447 ni:iD 578 fl;^^ fem.' 814 nl^5 565 ni3y 1100 rh'^lff LIST LXIII. Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, a— i. 625 n^5N* 836 y^"? 952 y^Q 1159 p^n 811 -)^5? LIST LXIV. w A Intensives: Middle Radical Doubled, a— u. 207 .^I^N* 168 nTtDi? 1059 DIH"! 1158 IHn 771 n:in 544 nini; THElll FOIIMATIOX. 97 LIST LXV. o A Iiitensives: Middle Radical Doubled, i— u. 680 1135 ^^'3 0^x5? 1010 nin£) 602 pptr 392 D^'?lVg 1002 DHIpD HIT IIDtT' LIST LXVI. Iiiteiisives; Middle Radical l>oul>led, irregular. 416 nhyyn 47)0 n^h? LIST LXVil. Inten^iiives: Third Radical Reduplicated. 1071 f:;/n iodo fis*c* LIST LXVIII. Intensives: Contracted Stem Reduplicated. 708 S;Sj_ 440 3513 835 HK^'? 1013 DW^^N^V T09 n'7J|'7^ 815 155 n72D^?j;5;; 1036 ip-jp 742 d'^^II^I LIST LXIX. Xouns Avitli Preforniatives, ^ preflxed. 628 D^nN* 645 |n^S* 42 J^^^N* 670 ^ItDJl^* 640 mrK 368 ;r5yN 6(38 '?b::%\* 671 fin.s* LIST LXX. Kouns with PreformatiA^es, "• or n prefixed. 800 nny* 239 ? ^yn (cf . the Assyrian). 98 KouNS Arranged According to LIST LXXI. Xonns ivitli Preform atives, D prefixed, a— a. 1. Strono and Guttural. IDHD 487 '^^;;,v) FEM. 154 rrD'?OD 102 'qN*'75 888 :}nj;^ '2.7Gr\yc*nt2 889 n^^i^p, 884 nriDD ' 153 n^^bf2 2. N"3 838 D^JirN*!: 101 , 882 ;rp5 3. p3 890 :iV5 FEM. KbrtD 864 Hu)!: T - T - 865 nnoD 472 rr3? ^20 n^.r^f2 4. V'3 463 N*l,*10 854 NnitD 465 D::n,t2 FEM. 850 rn'?iD 5. '"D 867 DHC^'^O • T 6. n"S 100 ri^m 887 n^pi^g fem. 859 riom 104 n^jL^;? 862 nnm 156 S;;,^ 158 rrNn.^ 486 n'-'i*D 903 n^n^ THEiu Formation". 99 LIST LXXII. Xonns with Preformat ives, D pi-efixed, i— a. 1. Strong c ind Guttural. 840 T : 875 n3,t:o T : 916 n^C7J T : 881 n'^pp 841 T I 280 cr'^pp 60 0^t:;t2 T : 895 n5jvp 459 T '. 898 D'ppP 286 Hpt^vt: It : 493 n:iDnD T T : •.■ 268 T : * 904 pmp 285nnp:j*p 151 T : 911 DjVo T : FEM. 917 n,ij;cvp 274 nnrD T : ' 495 :iyC*f2 T ; 58 n,^n^,t: T T : • io5nn5t^*/t: T T : 466 p^ro 159 fDp\p o 469 876n':'t^7JD T T : V pa T ■ 871 np?9 497 rr;!t?*p FEM. 901 n*^*pp 281 n^p-p 498 npt:*p 157 mV!D T : • 494 nil!: T : 907 nj;")P 899 a'IpP LIST LXXIII. Nonns witli Preforiiiatives, ID prefixed, a— i. 1. Guttural. 489 ntrj^p 909 N*5np 3. |"£3 FEM. 460 Ht::!^ 480 n:)D!: 490 ra'^t^ 910 nN*t^*D T ■■ - T •• - T •■ - •■ : 3. 1"3 853 npiD 99 n^it: 462 n^l^D 464 Z^p)!:) 100 Nouns Arranged According to 843 n^ip 863 nnnp 804 D^'l'pV? 897 ':5pQ 856 nh\f2 481 n'^'DD T • : T ■ : 5. n"S FEM. 861 n^vn? ^<>8 n^;;nD LIST LXXIV. IVouiis witli Pi*eforiuatives, "3 prefixed, i— i. ]. Sti'ong and Guttural. 57 rap 883 ngprj LIST LXXV. Xouns Tritli Preformatives, D prefixed, a— u. 1. Guttural. 467 np'^TO 842 nijig FEM. 855 nnr,? 802 nni^**,*? 846 nt:in*: 879 nm":} 913 nnira T : T ; T : LIST LXXVI. Xonns ^'ith Preformatives, D prefixed, a— a (o). 1. Strong and Guttural. 860 niDfip 868 DiNOp 872 ':'it:»;)!p 9ool;1^>• 2. !";♦ (a) 891 -typ nr:>] FEM. 488 nni^p THKiR Formation. 101 3. V';' (6) 837 -)lN*p 482 rl>*P 80(3 nlp^ fem. 458 N*lDi 885 f1>*D 282 011*^ 870 n^)T2 845 rni 59 DipD 912 ^^ifi 478 H^ir^ It ) t t t : 869 fiDp LIST LXXVII. u A A Xouns i;vitli Preforniatives, D prefixed, i— a (o). 1. Strong. 273 niDtrj 866 ni::'^^p LIST LXXVin. Xonus i*'it!i Preforniatives, D prefixed, a— i. 1. Guttural. 915 iTn:^»o 271 n^nt: ooe n^n'^ T • : T ■ : LIST LXXIX. w A Xoiins with Pi-eformatives, O prefixed, a— ii. 1. " £3 839 ta'J '7^Dt: (?) 102 Is"OUNS AiniANGED ACCORDING TO LIST LXXX. UTonns with Preform at Iacs, D prefixed, u— a. ]. 1"£3 272 -)D1D T FEM. 852 nnoio T LIST LXXXI. Xonns i^^^th Preforniatives, D prefixed, irregular. 275 nnN!: = intD T T FEM. 468 nino LIST LXXXII. Xouns with Preforniatives, Jl prefixed, a— a. 1. V'3 T FEM. 613 niin 1140 DHDin mi niN*yin ii7 nnin T - - T T 2. '"£3 1153 rt:^n I T 3. V';' 612 ? a'inri FEM. 606 n\s*n 1160 n'?;;]! THEIR Formation. 103 LIST LXXXIll. Wonns with PreformatiAes, n prefixed, i— a. 1. Guttural. 352 n^^t}r\ 353 mNiDn T T : • ... 2. '"D irregular. 617 LT'lTn 3. n"S 621 nij7n LIST LXXXIV. Xonns witU Preformatives, n prefixed, a— 1» 1. V'D 614 ni'pin 615 ni^'pin loe n5j;in 611 to] "^Dn 3. ;'":i? 350 rhr^r^ n^<^^ n'v'nri 354 rht^T} 4. n"^ 1137 noDn LIST LXXXV. KJ A Xonns with Preformatives, n prefixed, a— ii 1. Guttural. 1139 niDiDnn 1147 D':!i:inn 104 ^ Nouns Arranged According to 2. yy FE3I. 610 n:iiDn 620 niDiin sss-^ n^nn T : T : T : 3. n"S 1145 ni:rn LIST LXXXVI. Xonns with Preformatives, D prefixed, u— i. 1. *"i3 and n"S 1144 rt'mn T • LIST LXXXVII. Xonns ^vitli AflTormatives, S affixed. 986 'H^n;.* 224 Sp^ 824 ^:21_^ LIST LXXXVIII. Xoans ^vith Afforniatives, D affixed. 359 dSi,S* 724 Dini T T LIST LXXXIX. Xonns with Aft'orniatiAes, J affixed. 1. Adjectives in p' 198 JVnX 805 fitO^tr'^ 300 fV'pj^; 181 pC'J<^ 204 pnnN* 2. Abstracts i?i |t ( ?-). 208 md7^ 1050 pvp 323 f^lp 343 p^^" 1047 r^:in THEIR Formation. 105 3. Abi^'};y 775 ^^pn 551 ^o^;^ 1151 '>jr)n!r^ 430 ^J^p^ 219 ntf^N 593 [ii'^'i ntj^ ? 205 nnm 327 n^c:\sn. 337 nnxt^' 5. r\} 277 no'p,^ 296 r\M^ 1133 nnniT' 6. Adverbs i?i D 413 D^n 1062 Dpn 558 DlNHiD 597 Di:^»■?^■ 260 ai')^ VII. Nouns Arranged According to their Meaning. (Each noun under this head takes the number that belongs to it in the "arrangement according- to frequency of occuri-ence.") (^^ >1112 1074 75 D^t3ci^' LIST XCV. The Heavens and HeaAenly Bodies. )j'rr\ 837 niNt: (ndd) r>T\^ NDv 193 TOC^ *(Dnf7) 434 nn* 50 t^in 440 a;)lD (ni'?TO) 265 ^DD LIST XCVI. Time and its Divisions. / 512 nv^ 361 T 1058 m 275 T T :-^' ^'■' 64 D'?!;^ 126 y. "in 1113 "int:^ 468 T t; T -e- 68 r\V. 38 ^ T T 86 /..npi 645 W'x -^ V 99 nrit: 624 D^3X 1014 Dnny 197 Tpri ^;t ^ 327n^c*Nn 1040' ' T^. 171 • - t: T mi; < 1146 T • : (w^in) 97 T : |- 172 0^3 .>^/ /^ 367 Ds?5^ ODD) T : 670 '?lDi>S 558 DiNns ^^' -^ 320 50 7^ t^'in 1155, .' "lyOTS 992 nri:if ^:^ 204 pn^t 803 ni^. 597 ^S'^b;h 188 T ~ O'Z -^ 205 nniii^ 1098 ;:^:3e^- 260 T 314 D-ip 20, / D1^ ^ ;'' Di^rr * Words in parentheses occur less than ten times. 108 Nouns Arranged According to LIST XCVII. statural Phenomena. 118 ni5< 951 nnj;p/g^ (t:np'79) 637 niN ^ 662 ^ii^^ 1106 HNlV '\ nitD3) 831 nn'? /^^ 663 839 '7):it2/ 383 "Tl^.: 832 rrDn^ \ 256 r]L;*n 1100 ny:nt:^: 1121 ji"??^' (onS') 986 "^^1^.. 522 ;^ .■ Dj; • 689 pn^ (n^'")) 940 i^;\ 304 f^^ . iOliJ) 706 ■ T : 767 ah (IN) 32 ':?ip 1092 T " ; (ip) 424 ^D -.326 nC*p 924 mi t|t 170 noo .';: - (nDDi) T T T T : 664 ^95^ ' (nnp) 394 d'l^*ji 1018 rr'^y •.' •.• T • 989 1^^ 1072 trrn (Dn^j;t^) 563 ^7^ , . . « 947 (1510 (HIV) i:*'N LIST XCVIII. The £arth and its Divisions. /^^ 10 p5s* 971>'^- '^$> ■ 611 '73n 1129 ^^- ^ipcr;^,;. 302 p5j;,-,262 "^J;?! ^^^ (HD-in) T T T 310 nii^^-^ :23l N|^/0 243 ^750-^ 790 ncy T T~ 292 y^p - 684 nj;p? /^> 410 np'pn '^c 79 rT,t:n5< T T -: (n^r?) 866 ni^'^.p ^; ■ 824 ':'Q15 "'^^ 16 in 488 nnj;p,;:, ON) 72 •/ T 733 inn T T 911 D:i¥/tD - T : (w^in) 1081 ~ T 228 n;^5;i 887 n^^i^p- 417 THEIR Meaning. 109 LIST XCIX. "Water and its Divisions. 'J^ 24 or? 259 niN* 1160 rWTSu.. -:620 D^^ ^ 612 Dinii ^^- \iy. '10 , 688 ■Zo. 53 D^ T 661^.p^5K£^--^'28 n 375 >*?! . ' . &f nn^ 161 /''?n^/ 886 I'Jfo 220 nl3 n?i/?) 995^:i'75)/-^ 896 lipD V LIST C. C^eograpliical Terms. .' 178 piDV 724 Dill/ '• 308 t' nN3 /' T ■• 306 ^rx -' 274 mr,tD T : 160 nj;!^/.815 T • 1131 T '■ : ^_ 314 Dip 1153 \'yT), ' T : * 89 '^id;! - , ^. 1034 n^ip n!D* 866 TJT ii::*^p - 697 1035 ^^itOlp 888 D'1J:*Q. -■ 294 LIST CI. "^5^^:^ . 887 n"?:;? v ^pace: Terms expressing Position, Direction , or 1 lilnear ^leasnrement. h 59 Dipp 864 nu)Oy 730 T : T ^'-m- •■ T K 533 n^r 1149 nnn^'^904 PCI? '■ €- ' (nyp) .^^ ^/ 324 nnp 1150 finnn ' 329 pm I T ,- 183 nnh _ / 111 :ilp 1151 '^86i n^vra 286':5pt?^p ^^ 182 1") 1029 Tj;V 135 ^^;n 815 ^33 - ^ n 316 p£:)p 489 ng^j;0 348 Hpt^t - 396 /^ 278 D;;p 568 |tJp 391 'r'^ ^ 1009 n£) 270 n*10c 878 n:!!D T T LIST cm. Physical Qualities. . 369 f9^-15< 918 pln!D^ 778 D"^n 143 ^^'^ 4 ' , 453 'p'? 930 nin^L 77g; y\n 619 on ^ 10"! I^in 492 no -^1018 n^V ' 351 D^pn .^.,,601 W 573 n;?^p^. 1061 pni^ 615nj^'7in 439 15^.1 .1062 QpH. V 618 rb^t\ 1042 . '7n/<;7245 c^in /^ LIST CIV. Minerals and Metals. o 751 '^in 169/ nsj; 476/ n'?? ■ T ~ 411 nprr (nn^ii) 78 |5N* 604 tj*c:* 786 D^D on:!) 310 niv (D-TN*) TlIEIIi MeAJSING. Ill ^\ (n?tr^) 1104 DHtr' 49 nnr (rin^ir) (nnno) 1125 nw2/. 55 ^^P5 - - 952 n^gp LIST I.ife,* Disease 929 n^rim ^/^ ' T : cv. s and Death. 17 'n 851/ DID' ,- 460 nSilD 501 T " ~ T " C (Dlp^) 857 n^np 704/^ '>'^T\ 1022, ' ^ • t: '.' T : ~ 142 tr'! (li^'in) , 944 ^ pn:i,...;io33nniDp . 939 T T : 530 ni;; 566 nj^ny >:^ • y ^ - 909 i^g*^? 998 rrp?/'.' nil \ryb j^cr (npg) 235 nnn . LIST 152 ri)D^ CVI, / Vegetation and L its Products. ^0 . 15 T 1044 HDp 1025 npv -V, 262 ^J?! (i^PJl) 1056 C^NI 319 149 Ql? 395 r:i*i I T T ry^V'v 1054 tt'P / 824 '^^'l? nin^i) ftj^'l:^* 1136 Pi?)^ 907 nj^np 725./'^KCn 624 D^^NV' C5 • T XV. ' 72 247' .^ HDH C85 n5 ;^' (■^'N) 789 '713» (w^lD) 90 j;*!?/ 651 151 T 54()/ D^;i; 776 n^Vn 652 • T fl'^K 322 n^VP ioosZ-Dl;*? 902X..riD 653 jl':'i< eopHNiDn 1038 |*lp 1006 mS ^ 214 P^^ 638 DirN WV^ 1019 pV /v- (ID^^D^) 112 Nouns Arranged According to / 686 nn5 _ (D'Pp^*') '^8'J' ^1^ 1171 233 Jt]^ '60f ^m^i^ 101 / ntpD 690 O^^l^CaJ,^ 401 n.^r 1156 ■ non 963^^' n'?;; (nsn (n^5^) (m£)K) 970 n^j; 821 -i^b - (n^p) 66^/.'7b^>J._,/,. (f]/;;) 829 n^m'? :9 578 pDI ' (I^rjl) 174/ ng 950 D^DD (n^tr) (nniop 603 tr"*it:;'<,^ 595 n'ocr" nDh) (Dn^)' f>£4 h LIST evil. Animals, 'Wild and Domestic. 471 ro •■ T 717 T\ T T 17 T - 1004 kSnS 718 • r^T\ T T 615; r\v'->ST\ 0^ 1047 (Dipp 559 . ^5V 1148- cnn 1159 pin 44 80 ; 281 n/pp e^J/ltr) 1067 b*pn 643 T — 528 703 T •• : 565 niiDV 50^, c»m 207 374 216 HJ^ ('?riji) T 1031 ^_nn5V 124 np5 -- 217 nn^^ ' (HTOn) T^'> 699 n-i (nij) 429 - n:i* T 665 n5*7N* 232 T T 448 n^5^ 516, , *);:g (nin^) T : n^r?) • 828 • T 980. y^^ Dnn 251 -)tt:rr frnco (Nip) ^-^ (d:)D) T ■ 145 tTDD 714 ON?) 1142/ -/nin 443 823 3^5 *^5 THEIR Means' ING. 113 (yv , 825 ^^5 544 ninj; •• T 754 nrn •/ T 164 524 DID ^^1 173^ • 15 581,/-. ntr 335 '' i^j;c^ 147 819 ■75? A 298 m loos^/c-nns 341 ^ ■ ni:i^' 741 TT V. ic n^j;) no jN^f LIST Animal 325 np CVIII. Products. 1007 HD-ig c/' ' (D^V'5) 236 ^T\ 248 a'7n 1046 IP 687 N*nD 408 . a'^n 1026^-105? / c LIST CIX. Various Groupings of Mankind. 47 Ijl 277 no'?,!? 105nfl5tf*P 389 HH^ ^. ^' 451 DN'? 154n5'700 749^^-^n5f7 240 fi,t:rT 30 or 271 rr^^-)^ 167 nni^v/c^ 874nD')':^D 187 hyv 315 '^nn // LIST ex. Various IVords for Man. 241 nor 229 -- -15") . . (nn'?!) n'^in? 936 nnpi 019 D^n? 108 nj;^ 128 ' jpr 2 D-!5< - (pjV) 290 nn^;^ (njpr) T C^X 957 ; '?'7lJ^^^>^.^ (D'^iP 1084 rrD^L?^ V 43 rw\^ 427 w^y (np^?:;) 125 nin^ tr'{DN 261 1'?^ 378 nin3 ot4 ^vj; ^ 9 cy\c ^ , 114 Nouns Arranged According to LIST CXI. The Body and its Members. 704 T • : 972D*5j;5i? 695 :35 436 T (|1:r\x) 560 "IV 385 r|-)5 993 ^^9 83 ']^ 564 y"!^ ( vb-ip) 88 T T 121 (l^ 267 n^^? 112 '?J-> 297 W 833 vl 1118 D52?^' 975 m 1097 >*?^' 69 n? 242 ^il 111 3^p 48 •J- 186 T T 82 T ~ 22 D*? 170 DVI^ 346 w 19 T 96 T ■■ (T^) 150 ii-'? 95 '15 221 1^3 34 mi 761 in 430 'rp; 484 DT9 709 n^^^j 746 m 368 r5VK 575 onn 1036 yv 561 T "" 674 lO^ 810 123 " T 583 t • t * 539 ^y 766 445 T : 31 D03 ( (n-ij-ij) 499 D^in,tD 809 ri>7 893 n^'? (]m 984 T -.T 28 rv- 407 pv prcf (niDj) 1103 LIST 435 CXIl. •• r Physical Qualities of Man. 625 y^i^ 146 nil 983 ["■•i? 1135 n^n 636 PN 482 rvo 397 '?T 780 pnn 227 T : 958 ?r 431 '." T 92 ':"n 299 rj^ 799 '3' • t: 811 "l'?3 536 DliT 559 '3V THEiK Meaning. 115 LIST CXIII. states of the Body. (iqiNt 128 m 977 npj; 1063 Tjl 692 D^'^im 511 j y-^m 307 nnj; 1084 r\y\^ T •• 723 pi 961 n^-^ 981 Dinj; 1126 fO^' 732 T T 962 LIST < 1052 nnip CXIV. 1128 riiii; T •• Terms expressive of Man' s Position in the IVorld. 1. RelationsJiips. 101 nw 1 T 4 HN* T 444 n'^D T - 187 ton?'' DX 119 r\)nH T fnn losnrac^t: XT! 795 • T 720 ni'i (DH) T 850 ni'7i'^ 123 ni:)3 7 C*\S* 769 ni-tDH T 614. nn'?in 681 nniD? 223 '?j;5 548 ^•♦j'^^g (1?;)) 13 15 43 nt:^i< T 208n^^DSK T T : ~ 1013D\S*yKy • T ■.': V 45 ri5 783 fnn 1 T T 438 Din^ T A 5. Social Afflliations. 748 •• T 234 ^5 988 n^t^j; (N*Oh) 967 n'pjf 1143 T 420 ti'nn T T 594 n;;itr 113 D. 510 • : T (n-]i,tD) 27 131? 1070 rr^l 179 ^V inb 347 nnsti^' T : • 640 311 T T i$b 1119 P^- 775 : T 1064 H^h a !. Dignity and Rank. 36 ni^ 701 T • ; 282 Dno T 356 nnj^ 700 ^y 808 P^i^' 1078 n^c^ 226 pN*| 116 Nouns Aruanged According to 399 T T 25 n"?? 945 m 1123 • T 727 "iin 284 — • T 547 T '.* 755 nfn 802 |tt 1 (O^Vt^O 752 nin 793 '^':^y. 94 T 502 ' T Yil"^ 61 N*^3^ ■ T 352 n^iV^n T T : ■ 163 T ^^w 21 p3 353 nnxDn 1050 r^pr 1003 -^^P? 813 ™n3 T •, : 39 pnK 73 nty 520 Dno • T 223 ^n 935 ■ T 1115 ntot:^' LIST cxv. Abodes and Parts of Abodes. 29 IT 891 T : 797 -llD^ (^lIp^D) 318 Tp 491 T 852 nllDTtD T 1020 y)f 572 ^'?p 816 N"?? 869 PD!? 384 nn5 100 njna 865 moo T T ~ 870 T : inri^:^'2) 702 ** T 239 r 129 T 666 76 ^T^' 280 ^"^P"? 388 T 409 ]^n 481 T • : 159 I?^? 776 • T 1014 n^■^r 328 Din-i 885 lU'o 168 -n-tDi? 403 "^in 370 pD^N* 921 T T (nnip) 455 T : 679 T 506 486 T ^- : - 964 r\'y^, 459 12 i75 359 □'-'IN* T 1134 T 268 T : • 40 ^nN* 855 T : 900 nVpP 881 ni^jDD (^D) 175 nnQ 550 m«3 T • 482 rij;? 518 nDD 237 n^^ THEiu Meaning. 117 LIST CXVI. Intellect, Sensibility and "Will. 126 OilD 1144 n^cnn T • 334 nnDt:^ T : 744 Dj;r 1023 T T 728 nin T ~ 1093 pt^^t:^ 133 riDH T ■• 331 O'l 768 n^f2n T : •/ 791 tl3^ T 418 p-in 185 ^V. 840 iratD T : 868 niN*?D 523 ti'i^}; 1069 ^^n 858 nOHD T : ~ 735 nr 5^1 ^IVp 739 ^?r 860 niDTO 386 n::*':i 937 DpJ 380 nr':: T 606 n\vn 446 rit±^:i T * ; 514 nmn T 1 T : 238 r\:n 357 HDHN* 1041 p':?p 1124 n-tDti^' T - 131 D:)n T T 1091 HN^tr T ; * 676 n^ 644 no^K T 132 T T 373 ^i^ 1082 pint?^ 682 nn'?3 T T ~ 982 Dnj; 226 pNJ 820 Dj;? 433 HNn^ T : • 1087 "^^'^ 912 trItrO T 570 HN^^p 854 Nni!: T 610 T : 332 pyi 83 '^J< 546 nriQ LIST CXVII. Open itions ant 1 Enactments < of tlie Foregoing Faculties. 553 ^ll'Q 598nj;i,!:tf' 14 ^21 T T 707 '^U 856 T • : 1127 i;p^ 211 n^N 774 ]*5n 276n5t^*TO 249 Dl'7q 366 niDN T : 1090 n^c^ — •• -J- 946 niD 758 ni^n T 745 np;;? 627 'PJK 305 nvj^ '^^7 npfl 1030 npi^y 657 nni^ T T ~: 404 prn 1095 rivm 1085 n^tf^ 381 ^55 756 rvrn T • (:itj^p) 1109 rii^r^ 722 n;;pn 158 njstng 32 hp 622n;^nn 273 niDtp 118 Nouns Arranged According to 496 ^^f2 579 mn T ■ 342 n^tr' 1116 m^t:* T 350 n'^vnr) 883 ngpp 1039 nyp 505 DH^ 721 ]n 726 n^ T 876n'7^*t?D 554 rriptp 1002 Dnip5 713 n^i^ji T T : 272 nOlO T 1140 nrain 419 D'ln 569 n'^'^p 846nDinp 863 rir\nD 1055 nir^p 905 np 845 fHD 906 ny^r2 330 nn 834 i^n'p 252 D^fl 915 iTn:j^'5 990 p:^;^ 592 ntr LIST CXVIII. Human Actions and Occupations. 1. Action in general. 153 n^N'?^ 104 nti^j/*? 166,171^1^ 1001 487 '7'?J^D 285nnpC*P 965 nh'^l^, 2. Trade and Commerce. n^yy 938 nc*^ 671 n'^ni 875 nD,r:p 1088 pn 899 n:pp 63o ^C*i; 1047 fOp 826 t:n:3n 694 n"^\s^ 658 ;;u; 821 n5b 3. TTar. ^^J)n 784 n5*i? 659 !}V,? 377 r^ 880 'Tfl 677 np HDD 683 ;;-i3 888 an>*D 804 1064 ^^5'^ 107 1086 ■ T 400 203 mnN* 543 250 pirj 577 410 ^\t?n 792 58 T T : • 491 T 890 889 n^nj;^?? 759 309 'tr'nf) 472 n^r? T • t: n»p5< THEIR Meaning. 119 4. MlsceUaneous. 908 n^j/n? 705 nn:i ■T 1010 nin5 498 r\t^J2 1016 TV 420 t^^nn T T LIST 421 CXIX. T ~ Articles Used in Dai ly liife. J. Generic. 54 ' "?? 2. Agriculture. 393 P'J 525 n^:i;; 849 T 1024 n^V 798 K 360 ;^1K 953 m 1037 V 801 ^p: 708 b\^^_ 532 '^j^ 1107 Dli:' 3. Architecture. 199 n>? 750 nin 827 niri3 1053 Dnp 734 T 807 nn^ •• T 1020 TV 1157 T 4. The Chase. 464 tr'piD 892 n-iivt: T : 545 n5 1077 ^1 5. Clothing. 85 ijg 483 '^^i*.!? (ni:in) 955 ni? 765 T • -: 1108 bW 753 Dnin T 960 n^toi^ (niD?) 450 n;hD 422 n;^3L3 (p^j;) 452 tr'n'? 212 nlDN* 934 '^r^ 101 nyi? 844 *!? 895n5^yq 656nnn?N* 897 ':'p? 871 np?p 1032 nmv (toin) (t^ninS^) 479 r!D,tD T T 747 nr 585 pb^ 1089 T : - (w^i^*) 822 "iiriiD? 604 tr'^" 582 T ; 628 D;!;ik 927 Dy 631 ni^N* 639 nir5< 954 ri:ii? 120 Nouns Arranged According to 6. Furniture. 1079 HDDir T T ; 84 jinx (-in) 917 j mytro 835 DiV'?'? 608 T ■• 812 -15 691 ■ m'? 263 n}in\ 469 T ■ 441 DID (Dj;) 343 fn'7t^' (;^V?) 466 pyr2 903 T : - 148 N*p5 495 T : 517 Tp 1161 ^J^n 465 Dirvj T 1158 ni:in 519 w^p 838 D^:rN*D (Dliq) 814 ni'^5 (n^lV^V) 286 I T : 478 nii:jo T : 632 niK 1049 n"ij;p 515 n;) 698 ;?^?| 948 ^D 862 nnno T : ~ 710 n^^ (in^^ 7. Musical Instruments. 925 n:^:ij T • : • T 416 nivVn T : ~: 894D^n%*D 447 ni35 am 1162 rih in'^^m^) 500 ^75^ 340 T (D^'7V'?V^ 1123 ■ T 8. TTeapoiis and Articles of Warfare. 719 ':'^'^. 782 i^'n 941 p:^*;! 184 D51. 412 mn 269 P^ 1027 nn)^ 1065 rah 254 i^n 493 HDDntD T T : ■/ 1043 y^p 1122 n'?ti^' 52 Din 932 D^ 326 nt^^'p 9. Miscellaneous. 364 S5,sj 457 '?:dn? 1017 HTV T 836 -1^5^ 648 n^:)N T : T 877 ^?9 LIST cxx. Products of iflaiiufacture. 293 n^b 770 r^o 762 n'^n T ~ 56 or}"? 1045 nm 279 T - 815 ^33 T • 140 '»> THEIR Meaning. 121 1120 i^if; 191 fp^^" 1075 n^pn 949 n^iio 6i7t:nn^n sit niDp 9oi nc^pD 843 n^^D 800 nnv» 1012 ^^nB sso n:^'? LIST CXXI. The Spiritual Xature. 26 r^: 71 nn LIST CXXII ■ Ktliieal and Religions Terms. 198 |V:?N 623 n:;rc*D 1154 on T 647 ■ T : — 210 n:)i:DN* T ".■: 432 619 Dfl 669 n^t^\^ T : ~ 655 nm 143 T T 621 ^V^ 693 n\s*:i 379 np3 806 ^^^ 137 pn 736 n 841 npnt? 866 nltJ^'P 138 npn 1096 ]m 225 T T : 867 ■ T 157 T : • 712 T ~ 15 V^ 504 T • 60 DDt^*D T : 715 T • 738 '^l 513 V^ 117 T 742 D^^i:r 257 T 534 ^i^ 358 "^'^^ 743 ni^f 253 fn 535 'Ji;' 635 n'7i}< 1145 ni^rn 771 p^n 303 '^^ 200 115? 402 T • 93 "Tpr? 1011 'il? 654 '7''?N- 757 T ~ 414 • T 176 pl'^ 382 '?r:'?? 405 Ncprr 415 Y&n 177 )t t : 265 '?'D3 91 933 0^':;^ 33 ^*1P 819 '7P5 772 n^c 18 DID 1059 Dim 922 n'73J T T '. 485 '7;^zD 437 l^*^', 115 Dl':'*^' T 1060 pn 956 •^.W 264 nyw] 596 ■■ T 1105 109 rw 122 KouNS Arranged Accokding to 1068 y_n 425 HNOp 1066 114 i;zn 1132 Yp^ 195 580 ^ty'l 602 pp^ 913 1076 n^/kT") 196 nnj;in 529 255 n£)*in 442 DtD 9T8 n;pi 1133 nnnt?^' nptr' 538 Sn;;; nnicrp 1102 m^t^' n'?^^; 1117 niDtj^' 258 j*"tl!: Familiar friend 4) ^Ji?*!^ AYizard 8) nH^O An ac- quaintance 7. l'^* Bring forth, bear 1) n^\ Child 6) nib'iD Birth 2) yh'' Born 7) illn'^'ln Generations 3) my Born 8) 1^^ A Child X T 4) ni^l Maiden 9) nfy) A Child 5) nn'7! Childhood ' 8. N^;^ Go out 1) N'^* Offspring ■ T 6) nKV Excrement T •• 2) NVIO Exit. T 7) HKI^* Excrement T 3) nX^lD Outgoing T T 8) Niy Filthy 4) nlNVin Gates T 9) nVi Excrement T 5) D\S*yN*l»* Offspring 9. Dtr'^ Sit, dwell 1) nyi^ Dwelling 3) DC^'ID Inhabitant T 2) y^^)D Seat 4) ny^^f A Sitting 126 Nouns Arranged Accokding to 10. np'? Take 1) np^ Instruction 4) D^HH^ Snuifers. 2) nip'?? Booty 5) np!? Receiving 3) O'mb^ Tongs 11. n)D Die 1) niD Death 2) D^ITt^D Deaths 6) illnpD Merchandise 3) nr\)'2r) Death 12. k:^: Lift up 1) ?^*t^^ Prince • T 2) nXr^J Burden 3) DkXb*: Gift 4) 5) r\^\^ Elevation 6) t^\^*?2 Burden T - 7) ^Xb^t: ConSagra- ... .J. .J. _ tion J^^L^ Greatness 8) HNt?^? Lifting up 13. p: Give 1) D^^^'n^ Devoted 3) 2) jnD Gift 4) 1^- *)3J/ Pass over 1) "IID;^ Produce 5) npno Gift nn^ Gift T " "IDi? Country beyond nD>*? Ford 2) *l*l3y PassingoverG) 3) n^:iV Ferry boat 7) n^:iVr2 Ford 4) nn?;^ Wrath 15. n'?;^ Go up 1) ^}; Elevation 3) H^;; Foliage 2) '^i! Upon 4) n':^1i^ Burnt offer- ing TUEiK Derivation. 127 5) 6) ^'pj; Upper 10) ^};t2 Lifting up ^^); Pestle 11) n^^-t: Ascent 7) n^"';^ Upper 12) n7j Ascent room 8) 9) fVS;; Hi-li 13) n'7j;n Trench '7j;0 Above 16. It^y Stand 1) l.pi^ Standing- 3) ll^j; Column place 1) n"l!?l^ Station 4) "ipi^tj Station 17. nt^*y Make 1) nb'Jt^P Work 18. niV Command 1) V^* Precept 3) Hl^tD Command- :VV Pillar 4) ment ^y Sliip 19. Dip Rise, stand 1) n.plp Height 6) D*lp.^ Existence 2) D^p Adversary 7) Dlp^ Place 3) , n'yp Rising up 8) HDIpn Ptesistance 4) n,tpp Standing 9) D!3lpn Opposer 5) ni'^DDlp Uprightness 20. Nnp Call 1) }<"ip Partridge 3) H^np Proclamat'n 2) Nnp Called 4) N^p^ Assembly 128 KOUNS AkKANGED ACCOllDING TO 21. n^n See 1) nj^n Seeing '.■ T 5) ^^^n Vision • t: 2) HkVn Seer 6) ^^5'^^ Appearance 3) n\N^n Sight 7) riisn.t: vision T : - 4) *J<*) Mirror - 22. D^tr Put 1) n-Pltrn Deposit 23. ^"Ijr Turn 1) HDIJi^' Return T 4) ^^W Rebellious 2) n:^*:^' Return T 5) DDI^^'D Apostacy T : 3) DDl:r" Rebellious 6) r\2)Z*D Return T 24. n'?tr Send 1) D^ni'^tr' Release 5) rdt^D Sending T : forth, place 2) til*^ Missile 6) nilZV Sending 3) nin^ii^' Shoots 7) r\Phl^?2 Mission 4) jn"-?^ Table 25. i^Ot^ Hear 1) yr2'^ Report 5) i^?2^D Report 2) ;^0b^' Fame 6) Hi^^t^D Audience 3) n^)t2^ Rumor 7) ;rO?^' Music 4) nir-tO^'n Hearing THEIR Derivation. 129 LIST CXXVII. Derivatives from Verbs occurring 200—500 times. 1. nHkV Love 1) HDHK Love 3) 2n^ Love T -: ~ - 2) 3^^$ Amours 2. r|DJ< Gather 1) f]piV Harvest 4) D*5DiV Stores 2) fl^DN Ingatherings) Hl^DK Assemblies 3) n^lpN Assemblage G) ^jptDDK Rabble 3. n^a Build 1) j5 Son 4) n5 Daughter 2) n^U Building 5) r\^2D Building 3) r^3 Building 6) n^:i2n Likeness • t : • • : - 4. niD Bless 1) n")? Knee 2) n:Dn3 Blessing 3) n:Dn3 Pool 5. C^pD Seek 1) 1 nj^'M Petition T It - 6. ^^t Remember 1) iy Remem- 4) lOr Male T 3) brance *l^r Remem- 5) j1"13f Memorial 3) brance n^r Male T T 6) n"l3?K Memorial- T T : - offering 130 Nouns Arranged According to T. ptn Be 1 strong 1) 2) 'pjfl Strong prn Firm 1 T T 4) 5) pfn Strength np?n Strong 3) prfl Strength 6) np?f7 Force 8.Nt0n Sin 1) Npn Sin 4) HNDU Sinful T T - 2) nXDH Sin T T ~: 5) ilKtSn Sinfulness T - 3) t^Dfl Sinner T ~ 9. n^n Live 1) n^n Lively 4) ni^n Life 2) ^n Living 5) n^HD Sustenance T : • 3) HTT Beast T - 10. J Deliverance 3) 2) Hi^lLi^^ Deliverance 14. p2 Prepare 1) iD Upright, so 2) ti^")lD Possession T nti**tlD Possession T T L^l^n^T New wine mj^Cr'lO Deliver- ance(s) 155 Cake THEIR DeHIVA'I ION. 131 3) pO Place 4) H^ID? Place 5) n:!On Place T : 15- n^D Complete 1) n^D Failing 5) fV^D Destruction 2) hSd Completion 6) nl'?3!3 Perfec- tion(s) 3) ^'^D Vessel 7) n'?^^ Complete- ness 4) nV'?^ Kidneys 8) fl^'^^n Complete- ness 16. rn^ Cut 1) nln*)3 Beams 2) rUnHD Separation 17. DHD Write 1) DHD Letter T : 2) n?h5 Mark 18. ^^^70 Be full ■ 1) i^'lD Pull 2) Nl':',!? Fulness 3) n^^^ Fulness 4) ^i7D Fortress 19. "pt2 Be king 1) rpr^ King 2) ^Sb Moloch 3) r\y7f2 Queen T : ~ 4) n^^D Queen 3) DDDD Edict 5) nXl'?,!: Filling in T 6) D^Ny!P Consecra- tion 7) DN^!: Fulness 5) n^l'?^ Kingdom T : 6) no'?-? Kingdom 7) n^^DD Kingdom 8) nilj'^DO Kingdom 132 Nouns Aiiranged According to 20. IJIJ Make known 1) 1^^ Before 2) 21. HlOJ Stretch out 1) nyp Stretching 3) 2) nW Rod 4) 22. ilD^ Smite 1) n?^ Smitten 3) 2) n^] Sraiter 28. "yi}^ Fall 1) ^$J Abortion 4) 2) *?^£3^ (?) Giant 5) • T 3) 75^ Falling, refuse T ~ 24. ^y^ Snatch, deliver 1) n^Vn Deliverance T T - 25. *1")D Turn aside i) niD Rejected 3) 2) *)1D^ Apostate T 26. n^j; Serve 1) nSj; Servant 4) 2) -l!}17 Labor 5) T : 3) nirii; Labor 6) 2T. n.ii^ Answer 1) J};[ Because of 3) 2) n^.^f2 Answer 4) I^JIJ Prince i IU.J Downwards T - rru)D Bed n3!D Stroke n'^tDt: Ruins T •■ ~ ri7£D!0 Falling, ruin n^O Apostacy niDy Service nn^j; Servitude l^i^D Work f;;D (with ^7) be- cause of nj^ Season THEIR Derivation. 133 28. -lp£3 Visit 1, ^ 1) nip5 Inspection 4) nn^pD Oversight 2) jnpiD Deposit 5) Dn*lp5 Mandates 3) n^pB Overseer 1 T^ 6) 1p5/p Census 29. riT) Multiply 1) n^nN^ Locust 4) n''T)f2 Multitude 2) n5"lK Abundance 5) r\)T)Pi Brood 3) ny^O Amplitude T : • 6) il*3"^ri Increase, interest 30. on Be high 1) H!:") Height T T 6) D!D11 Exaltation T 2) nTtjn (?) Heap T 7) n*io?n Lifting up 3) on , D") Height 8) DllO Elevation T 4) on Height 9) nt^nn Present T : 5) n,t:n Pnde T 10) n'^^^ir^ Offering T : 31. ^DLT Lie down 1) n^yCf Lying down 1,3) DD:^*D Couch emission 2) riDbC' Copulation 32. ^t2^ Keep 1) nn^'iT" Guard 5) T : T 2) nl*),^::^ Eyelids 6) 3) WIO*^* Observances 7) 4) n"lTt:C*N Night-watch 8) 33. DtDS^ Judge 1) DIlDt?* Judgment 3) 2) DsDL^* Judgment "HD^'D Guard T : ri"lDu*P Watch ^0)\^ Keeper nptj^' Lees DBJi^'O Judgment 134 Nouns Arranged According to 34. nnC^ Di-ink 1) TW^ Drunken- 3) tlPil^t2 Banquet ness 2) iTnt:^' Drinking LIST CXXVIII. Derivations from Verbs occurring lOO— ^OO times. 1. IDN Perish 1) l3iV Annihilati'n 3) (1"15J< Abyss 2) niD^ Something 4) p^N* Destruction T •• -: I T : - lost 2. pN Be firm 1) (OX Architect G) H^tDN* Column I T T T : 2) (!DN* rirm 7) H^ltDi^^ Faithfuln'ss 3) l1tD5< Architect 8) H^^DX Fixedness It t t -; 4) jVJN* Fidelity 0) nitDK Truly T ; T 5) |DiV Truth 10) D^Di^ Certainly T : T 3. C*)2 Be ashamed 1) nC*i:!l Shame T 3) ::nnO Pudenda T 2) ilC*2 Shame 4) n^D*3 Disgrace 4. I1D2 Trust 1) nD5 Confidence 4) nUlO? Security 2) nnD3 Trust 5) nDDt: Confidence T : • T : • 3) ilnO^ Confidence 5. fO Perceive 1) ^3 Separation, 3) nnn Insight between [ing 2) n.VD Discernment 4) ilJI^ri Understand- THEiii Derivation. 135 0. nOa Weep 1) nD5 Weeping 3) 2) nO^ Weeping 4) T 7. Hj^jl Redeem 1) n^W Redemption 2) 8. S"i;i Be great 1) '^n;! Strong 5) 2) '^lljl Greatness 6) T 3) '^iil Greatness -7) 4) n'?11J Greatness T : 9. I)^ Turn, sojourn - 1) n;! , yy Sojourner 5) 2) ni"l^ Habitation 6) 3) nirj Terror 7) T 4) n^l:*:5 Fear T : 10. n'^Jl Pveveal, lead captive 1) n'?!;! Captivity 3) 2) ^^s] ■■ Captivity 11. DHl Tread, seek -^ 1) C*ni*J Commentary T : ■ 11. '^'TTI Pi'aise, boast 1) n'^^ln Folly 4) 2) ni'?'?ln Folly 5) 3) ^i^n Rejoicing ri^^!3 Weeping '5? Weeping D^^*i5^"in Skilled work 23. nnn Be dismayed 1) nn Fear 2) nnn Terror T • 3) n^nrr Terror 4) nnnO Tenor T : 5) nr\n Dismay 6) nnnH Terror 144 KouNS Arranged According to 24. ^HD Be clean 1) niHD Pure T 2) ^liCO Brightness 4) 25. t^y Be dry 1) llfy Dry 26. HD* Reprove 1) nnrjin chastise- 2) ment 27. W» Give counsel 1) nVr Counsel 28. py» Pour out 1) npv* ^^^^^"^' 2) pyiO Casting 29. n^'^ Form 1) *)V1^ Former 2) n5»7 Thought 30. HT Cast, instruct 1) n")1* Early rain 3) 2) n"]10 Early rain 4) 31. DJ^D Provoke 1) Oy^ Vexation 32. h^^ Stumble 1) ^'''l*^ Axe 3) 2) |l'?t:*3 Buin 4) 3) "nntO Cleanness 4) n^nLD Purity, puri T t: T fication 2) tlt^fy Dryland T T ~ 2) nnDin chastise- ment 2) nyj;i!3 counsel 3) m)^)r2 Tube |t t 4) npVI'^ Casting 3) DnV» Smelting n*^1il Instruction T nilO Teacher [block b'il^PP Stumbling- il^^*^f2 Stumbling- block THEIR Derivation. 145 33. p'? Lodge . 1) rfr,!D Lodging- 2) nit^r2 Hut It t : place 34. no'? Learn 1) 1)f2h Practiced 3) yi^bll Learner 2) 1f2'?0 Goal 35. "11D Measure 1) "TD Grarment 3) 10!? Measures 2) mo Extension T • 36. nnO Hasten 1) TnO Prompt 3) mnO Haste 2) nriO Purchase 4) npTD Speedily money 37. -)D0 Sell 1) npO Price 3) niDOO Selling 2) 1300 Sale T : 38. n^O Anoint 1) n^t^'O Anointed 3) HWO Portion - • T T : T 2) nnt^*0 Anointing 4) HC^OO Extension 39. ^t^f2 Rule, make like 1) '7C'0 Proverb 4) n'?C*00 Dominion T T T T : •. 2) '^b'P Satire 5) '7^0 I^ule 3) '^ti^'OO Dominion T : • 40. tOD^ Look, regard 1) D^it? Outlook, expectation 146 KouNs Arranged According to 41. ni<3 Drive away 1) D^nn? Seduction 42. rnj Rest 1) n1^ Rest 4) 2) nn^ Quietness 5) 3) nil-^n Permission 6) 43. ^n^ Inherit i: n7nj Inheritance 2) 44. ;;0J Plant 1) ^^p^ Plant 2) yiDl Plant 3) 45. *1^^ Know, be ignorant 1) I^J Strangeness 4) 2) nO^ Calamity 5) 3) nDJ Strange 46. DVJ Set 1) 2.) 3) 4) D*VJ Overseer 5) DV^ Officer 6) ^VO Garrison 7) T - aVp Military 8) post 47. n^J Be preeminent 1) nV^ Eternity 48. *li^^ Keep, watch 1) nniV^ Guard niit: Rest ~ T nln*4 Pleasantn'ss nnilO Quietness n'?rT Bundle *y^t2 Distress THEIR Derivation. 149 64. 'il'p Be light 1) ^p Light 4) 2) '?^P Smooth 5) 3) Tif7'p Curse 65. r\yp C^et, obtain 1) Vy\) Possession, 3) wealth 2) n^p'P Property 4) 66. ;;np Rend 1) i^np Rending 67. DH") Have mercy 1) DHI Vulture T T 2) npn") Maiden 3) Dirrn compas- sionate 4) on") Womb 68. rm Wash 1) yrrS Washing 5) 6) 7) 2) 69. pm Be far off 1) pnn Departing 3) 2) pln"J Distant 70. y^ Strive 1) nn Strife 3) 2) y'y Adversary ^p^p Mean |1'?P^P Shame n^p!D Possession nP Reed n^^nn Maiden T ~: - D^pn*) Bowels ^^tDdl Compas- sionate rX^Vr\ Washing- place nn*^D Remoteness nnnD Strife 150 Nouns Arranged According to 71. ^Dn Ride 1) D?^ Chariot 4) HM") Riding 2) D*l^"1 Chariot 5) DD^O Chariot 3) 33*1 Horseman 6) ,13310 Chariot T - T T : •.• 72. p'l Sing, cry aloud 1) p Shouting 4) 2) rthD Shout 5) T T : 3) nr) Shouting T 73. ^^1 Be evil 1) y^ Evil 3) 2) ni^"i Wickedness 74. ^<31 Heal 1) niXS"! Healing 2) r]^)bl Medicine T : 75. nyi Be pleased 1) f1^;n Delight 76. ^2^ Suffice 1) y2\y Satiated 2) y3b^ Satiety f^l Joyous D^j") Female os- triches yn Wickedness 3) N£)n,3 Health 3) 4) J^3C^ Satiety ni^3b^ Satiety 77. ^3tJ^ Act wisely, proper 1) ^73:^ Prudence 3) ^""^'^D Poem 2) ni'?3tr Folly 78. n3t^ Cease, rest [keeping, great Sabbath 1) r\y^ Cessation 3) |1n3t^* Sabbath- 2) n^t^ Sa-btrath 4) n3trO (Rest), T - T : • destruction THEIR Derivation. 151 79. 11^ Destroy 1) nt^' Destruction 3) \1^' (?) Mighty 2) rritT' Wife T • 80. orr:^ Kin 1) (I'lD^TO* Slaughter T • : 81. y^ Sing 1) yc^ Song 2) ni^tr Song T • 82. n^t:^ Put 1) y^ Thorn 3) nt^' Pillar 2) n^C^" Dress 84. D!3J^ Be astonished, desolate [ment 1) D^\:f Desolate 5) 1'i'2^*i^ Astonish- • T It- 2) tl^^lL^ Desolation 6) ntDCi'O Desolation T T : T - : 3) nt:t::^' Desolation 7) HDt^i^ Desolation 4) ntDti^' Desolation T ~ 85. npC^ Drink 1) npb* Drinking 3) Hptf^'O Cup-bearer trough well-watered 2) ^Ipc^' Drink 86. D/t:n Finish 1) D^!3n Perfect 4) H/tDn Integrity 2) Dh Sincere 5) QHtD Complete- ness 3) Dn Completeness 87. ^pn Strike, blow 1) iTipn Trumpet 2-) ^j^n Blowing 152 Nouns Arranged According to LIST CXXX. Derivatives from Verbs occurring aS— 50 times. 1. ^7^^ To Mourn 1) '7D^^ Mourning 2) ^2i^ Mourning 2. ni5< Long for 1) l^t Appetite 4) D\^]|^D Desires 2) nik^ Longing 5) niKD Longing T - T -: - 3) ^^ Coast-land 3. niN Shine 1) ^iiS Light 4) n1■^1^? Green herbs 2) niK Light 5) niN*0 Luminary T 3) nilN* Light 6) nilNO Hole T T : 4. jrj< Listen 4) ftK Ear 2) ^f^ Utensil 5. r!Dt< Be firm 1) f DN Active 4) Y''^i^ S^^^ong 2) rpK Strength 5) D^V'?N*0 Powers 3) nV*JK Protection 6. HD^ Bake 1) nSX? Something baked 7. ^*^X Lie in ambusli 1) l'^^t Ambusli 4) tlT)^ Net-work 2) yi^ Plot 5) 21^0 Place of 3) ^3"^^^ Ambuscade ambush THEIR Derivation. 153 8. "jnN* Be long 1) "I-IX Long, tardy 3) r^'li^ Lengtli 2) "IK Long v^ 4) n^nN* Bandage 9. Dt^N Be guilty 1) Dt:*K Guilt, tres- 3) H^Z*^ Trespassing T T T : - pass-offering 2) OZfi< Guilty 1^- "T,^D Act treacherously 1) IJI^ A garment 3} II^D Treacherous 2) nnJlD Treacheries 11. ^nD Divide 1) bn2 Alloy 3) 2) nl';^"?^!^ Separations T 12. '?rr!3 Be terrified 1) n'ln^ Terror T T •.• 13. n?^ Despise 1) riD Despised 2) ^12 Piece 14. rD Plunder 1) rn Booty 2) 15. jnn Try 1) fira Assayer 4) 2) pn5 \Yatch- 5) tower 3) 1^115 Watch-tower fVp Contempt HTD Booty T • |n5 Tower pi Trial 154 Nouns Arranged According to 16. ^^"2 Mix, confound 1) ^''^2 Mixed prov- 3) ^^I^DH Stained ender 2) ^Dn Pollution 4) ^)^:il^ Snail 17. nVD Cut off, fortify 1) "1V5 Precious 4) JliV? Drought metal 2) rr"li*!i Sheepfold 5) "I^VIB Vintage T : T • T 3) (in"^3 Fortress 6) "1V!1^ Fortification 18. ^t:;^ Boil 1) ^ti'^ Boiled 2) ri1^t^*DD Boilers 19. nijl Be high, exalted 1) nD:i High 3) HDJ Height T T ~ 2) HD -I High, proud 4) niPTD-l Haughtiness 20. ^ty Tear away, plunder 1) "7^ Bobbery 3) H'^rjl Spoil 2) ^r;! Robbery 21. ^jl Exult 1) ^'>} Circle, 2) H'^^JI exultation T exultation 22. ^72^ Deal well or ill with 1) *?1!:;i Desert 3) ^If^^r) Benefit 2) n'^TtDJl Desert T : 23. D^:i Steal 1) 3:1:1 Thief 2) rr3:iJI Theft TUEiK Derivation. 155 24. C-Hjl Drive out 1) t^njl Produce 3) t^^Ht^ Pasture 2) n*C*'^y Expulsion 25. rr,!D1 Be like, perish 1) nitDl Likeness 3) 2) j1\tp'7 Likeness 4) ^D*! Stillness rt:*! Stillness 26. 0^1 Be silent 1) rrtD"! Desolation 2) HtDDI Silence 27. n:in Meditate 1) n:in Muttering 3) 2) nijin Meditation fV-jn Murmur 28. ilDtl Make a noise 1) DH Wealth 3) n^t2n Sound T T : ■.• 2) flDil Noise, multitude 29. n^n Conceive 1) tl*^r\ Pregnant 3) ^(1 Conception ■.' T • T 2) "i'i'in Conception 4) p^'^O Conception 30. D")n Break, tear down 1) rronnAruin 3L ^V Flow 1) 3lr Flowing 32. ^^t Sing, chant 1) nit:r song T : • 2) nn!:r song 2) n*!Dnn Tearing down [praise 3) ypj Song of 4) 1)Dtt2 Psalm 156 Nouns Arranged According to 33. pt Be old 1) p Old man 3) 2) rrir Old age 4) n;^\ Old age D^inr Old age 31. nif Scatter, winnow 1) n"1? Span 3) on TD North winds • T : 2) n")?D Winnowing fork 35. pit Sprinkle, strew 1) D"lt,!: Bowl 36. NOrr Hide 1) NOHD Hiding- place 2) NbTO Hiding- place 37. I^n Join, associate 1) *13n Associate 6) T ~ 2) l^n Associate 7) 3) n^n Society 'iini'iDnan stripes 5) n"lDn Society 38. con Bind, gird 1) C'Dh Healer nnnn wife 8) n"15n5 Junction 9) n1"i:jnO Beams 39. n:in Gird 1) nun Girdle 2) n"11jn Apron T -: 40. DDn Be wise, act wisely 1) D^n Wise T T 2) n*2^n Wisdom 3) nijin Girded 4) nnJinD Girdle 3) niMn Wisdom THEIR Derivation. 167 41. D'?n Dream 1) Dl'?n Dream 3) n!^':'!!^ A kind of germ 2) ni/t^'^'n Something insipid 42. ri7rT Pass on, change 1) thn Exchange 4) ^JpHP Slaughter- knife 2) r|lSn What sur- 5) JlltD'^nO Braids vives 3) n^y'7n change 43, Y^n Draw out 1) Y^n Loin 2) rDi'^n Spoil 44. ^DH Pity, spare 1) n'^on Pity 3) nlV'?n,!: Costly gar- T -: - ments [love 2) ^DHD Object of 45. nOn Trust 1) niDn Refuge 2) HDHD Refuge 46. ^\;n Hew, dig 1) DVn,^ A hewing 47. *1pn Search 1) npfl Searching 2) ^IpflD Inmost out depth 48. ^in Be dried up, be waste [dryness 1) yin Desolate 4) 113*111 Desolation, • T T : T 2) Dnn Sword 5) HDnn Dry land 3) Din Drought, 6) \'\y}n Dryness waste 158 Nouns Arranged According to 49. I^tl Tremble 1) nin Trembling 2) tll^H Terror 50. ^^n Upbraid 1) n^n Autumn 2) H^lfl Reproacli 51- Diin Seal 1) Dnln Signet ring 2) DDrin Signet 52. ^1L5 Be good 1) ^ItO Oood 3) HDID Welfare T 2) DID Goodness 53. pCD Secrete 1) fltDlptD Hidden treasure 54. w1*)tO Tear off, tear in pieces 1) nnp Fresh 3) ni)")£P What is torn 2) n^tO Green leaf, prey 55. ^y* Labor, be weary 1) Vy Earning 4) V^^^ Toil, gain 2) ;^;i^ Exhausted 5) Hi^U^ Weariness 3) i;U* Wearied ^ • T 56. ^n^ Give 1) nn^ Burden 2) D^anDH (?) Gifts T : • T : - 57. ':>n* Wait 1) '^^n^ Waiting 2) TbVt\T\ Expectation 58. ^^^ Howl, wail 1) ^^"^ Yelling 3) ^^^T\ Tormentor 2) Xth'^ Wailing THEIR Derivation. 15<) 59. p^^ Suck, give suck 1) tlp^'T Sprout 2) 60. HD^ Found, establish 1) 1p^ Beginning 5) 2) "llD^ Foandation 6) 3) nniD* Foii'.._dation7) 4) IDitD Foundation 8) 61. "ID^ Chastise 1) iD^ Correction 3) 2) 1DV2 Correction p})> Suckling *lD1tD Foundation T niDIO Appoint- T T ment "1D!D Foundation niD Assembly, intimacy ^DD Admonition 62. ^^^'f Be straight, be right 1) ^Z*'> Straight 4) ?n£^'^ Jeshurun(?) T T I \ : 2) nir^ Bightness 5) IICT'^p Straight- ness, plain 3) rr")t^'* Uprightness 6) ^t^'^D Straightness 68. D/ID Be ashamed 1) nd7^ Shame 2) ni/tD'?D Shame 64. i^^D Be brought low, humble 1) n;;^5 Bundle 65. i^*)^ Bend the knee 1) D^:i^")D Legs 66. yt^ Scorn 1) p^.*'? Mocking 2) W'pD Enigma 160 KouNS Arranged According to 67. top'? Gatlier 1) \D0 Gleaning 1) tDIp?,* Scrip 68. |^^D Refuse 1) (KD Unwilling 2) [K^ Refractory 69. tOID Move, totter 1) Dl/t: A totter- 2) HDlD Yoke T ing, pole ,> 70. /)t2 Circumcise 1) 11710 Circumcision T 71. riflD Wipe off, decay 1) ^rrp Stroke 72. n^D Divide, allot to 1) n^D Portion 3) ^lt3 Fortune T T 2) n'if2 Times 4) nJD Portion 73. ^^0 Act covertly [ment 1) ^ilD Treachery 2) ^'>^t2 Upper gar- 74. n^r2 Rebel 1) mi!D A razor 2) [ness ^ID Rebellious- 75. "jtrO Drag, pull 1) rjSi^'D A drawing 2) Hi:) C^n^ Cords 76. ClJ^^ Commit adultery 1) D^$N^ Adulteries 2) D^SliDN^ Adulteries 77. yt^^ Despise 1) n^\S*^ Reproach 2) H^W*^ Reproach, T T : T T •.■ blasphemy THEIR Derivation. 161 78. r|:i^ Smite 1) ^y} Plague, 2) r\^}r2 Plague, stumbling slaughter 79. ni^ Vow 1) ni^ Vow 80- Jin^ Lead, drive 1) :irr:iD driving T : • 81. i^i:) Move, nod 1) D*i^-?J/^ltD Musicalinstrument ^ 82. ril^ Shake, wave, sift 1) nl^ Elevation 4) HJ-D Dropping 2) nb^ Height 5) n^l^H A warning T T T : 3) n5;i High place 83. ^^y Spread out 1) nlt^'^P^ Tendrils 84. HD^ Try, prove 1) nD!D Temptation, trial T ~ 85. *]D^ Pour out, anoint 1) "np^ Libation, 3) ilDDD A molten molten image image 2) n^P-^ Libation, one anointed 86. 3p^ Perforate, separate 1) Dp^ Bezel or pipe 3) HDpD Hammer 2) ilDp^ Female 4) HDpD Hammer, quarry 162 Nouns Arranged According to 87. tlp^ Be pure, innocent 1) ^p^ Innocent 3) 2) N^'7^ Innocent 4) 88. Dp-3 Avenge 1) DD-3 Vengeance 2) Itt 89. ptrj Kiss 1) rt^^'m Kiss 90. pnj Tear IVp-i Cleanness n^plp Sacrificial bowl nrjp^ Vengeance 1) pn^ Scale, scab 3) 2) niriN* Terrace 91. n^D Forgive 1) riVO Forgiving 2) 92. "jlOD Sustain 1) ny?2'^ Carpet T • : 93. nSD Mourn 1) nSP'P Lamentation 94. my Testify 1) nj; Witness 4) 2) rni^ Testimony 5) 3) nnj7 Precept 95. r|*li; Fly 1) t^)) Fowl 4) 2) D^5J^t3>' Eye-lashes 5) 3) HlD^;^ Darkness n^nK Terrace nn*'?D Forgiveness niiyn Precept "lij/ Repetition ^i/IO Darkness ^1J/D Darkness THEIR Derivation. 163 96. IVi^ Kestrain 1) "iVi^ Riches 4) 2) "l^i^ Constraint 5) 3) n^iy V Assembly T T : 97. y^y Mix, pledge 1) n");; Sweet 5) 2) y^^ Oadfly 6) 3) D^^j; Mixed mul- 7) titude 4) n^liT Security 98. pC*>* Oppress 1) p1t^*j7 Oppressor 4) 2) WpVu*}^_ Oppressions 5) 3) pcy Violence *11V^0 Restraint ^l>i*^ Restraint (1D")J^ Earnest Dn]/t3 Barter n:mi*n suretyship npJ^*i^ Distress nlpu*i^9 Exactions 99. ^^^ Meet, smite 1) i^^B Incident 100. in^ Fear, tremble 1) nH£) Terror 2) i^JlOD Attack 2) mnS Fear 101. £0'?5 Escape 1) to'^P) Escaped 4) 2) t0^9 Deliverance 5) 3) ^D^f^Q Escaped • T 102. n")i3 Separate 1) nn? Mule 3) 2) rrriB ^hemule [escaped nt3*'?5 Deliverance, T " : ^^^t2 Escape nlnnS Kernels 164 KouNS Arranged According to 103. n")l) Be fruitful 1) n£) Fruit 2) *)5 Bullock 104. ni5 Sprout, flourish 1) n")5 Blossom 3) tin^^ Brood 2) nfl")£) Progeny 105. Y'~\^ Break, spread 1) rn^D Breach 3) p5,p Harbor 2) rnB Tyrant 106. ^t^i] Transgress 1) J/ti*B Transgression 107. pIV Be righteous 1) p")5» Straight- 3) pHV Bighteous ness, righteousness 2) npiy Righteousness 108. *T^^>* Bind, press, besiege 1) nr^* Bock 4) niV,t: Distress T 2) n")*!^' Form 5) HI^VO Fortress T T : 3) n^V Form, idol 6) INV:; Neck T - 109. nOV Sprout 1) n?V Sprout 110. |£)V Conceal 1) (ll)^; North 3) DOiDV-t: Hidden 2) ^-JI^V Northern places 111. :p)^ Refine, try • 1) Cini.'^ Crucible THEIR Derivation. 165 112. Dip T^e before, precede 1) Dip East 5) '^i^lp Eastern, ancient 2) npnp Beginning 6) Drpilp Ancient 3) nOnp Eastward 7) DHp East 4) ptD-rp Eastern 8) D'llp Axe (?) 113, '^np Congregate, assemble 1) ^tlp Assembly 3) H^np Preacher 2) n^np Assembly 4) D^'pHp? Assemblies 114. rD^) Wait, expect, be collected 1) nip Rope 4) nipP Reservoir 2) *)p Cord 5) nVn Expectation 3) n*)p!D Expectation, collection 115. J<^p Be jealous 1) N*^p Jealous 3) 2) HiSJJJp Jealousy 116. wiyp Be wroth, angry 1) f]>p Anger, twig 2) 117. y^p Be short 1) nyp Short 3) 2) y^p Shortness 118. T^'lp Meet, happen 1) nnp Hap 5) 2) nnlp Beam 6) 3) np Encounter 7) 4) nnn city Nlilp Jealous npyp Fragment y^'n Harvest Dip City n*lp5 Chance, lot nipD Frame-work 166 Nouns Arranged According to 119. ^t^p Be attentive, listen 1) 2^p Attention 3) ^^'H Attentive 2) Du^'P Attentive 120. tl\^p Be hard 1) iltj^'p Hard, heavy 2) ^C^p Hardness 121. ^t^p Bind, conspire 1) n;^'p Conspiracy 2) DH^'p Girdles 122. yT) Lie down 1) yT) Besting- 2) p^D Lair place 123. U1 Stir, be agitated 1) ?:in Trembling 3) ntJin Trembling T - T : T 2) r:i"") Commotion 4) til^N* Box 124. ^r) Slander 1) '?;)n Foot 3) ^yi Fuller 2) ^^^n Footman 4) Dl'?^")? At the feet 125. ^T) Shout 1) j;-) Shout 2) Hi^nn Shout, alarm 126. C^ll Be poor 1) trn Poverty 2) ti^H Poverty 127. ^ni Be wide, large 1) Dnn Wide 4) im Street, mar- T T : ket-place 2) Dnn Breadth 5) ^HlD Wide place - - T : ■.• * 3) DH"! Breadth THEIR Derivation. 167 128. tr;^1 Shake 1) C^I?*^ Trembling, noise 129. ,1tD") Be feeble, faint 1) niD") Slack, feeble 2) JV^I Slackness 130. ni>"l Kill, nmrder 1) nV") Crushing, outcry 131. i^^trn Be wicked 1) rti^n Wicked, 3) n^^^^ Injustice T T T : • 2) y^'") Unright- 4) HJ^DH!? Wickedness eousness 132. t:nC^ Leap, exult 1) flb^b^ Gladness 2) j^ntTD Joy 133. pnj^ Laugh, be merry 1) pn\y Laughter, 2) pflbvp Derision 134. r\2\y Capture 1) n'l:!^ Captivity 3) H^DC^' Captivity : T : ■ 2) *D^* Captivity 4) H^Dli^" Captivity 135. CltOt^ Kush, overthrow 1) ^??^ Outpouring, flood 136. ^^C* Be low, become low 1) ^t^t^ Low 4) tl^t^t^ Low T T T •• : country 2) ^t:i'C* Lowness 5) Hl'^^p' A letting 3) lil^l^ Lowness down 168 Arranged According to their Derivation. 137. Dpt^ Be quiet 1) top:^* Rest 138. n'^n Hang 1) ^'pn Quiver 139. nrn Wander 1) 113/1 n Impiety, damage IX. Some Important Hebrew Idioms* LIST CXXXi. TJ»e HebrcAV Phrases. 1. Idiomatic expressions for the number of Nouns, ^ 3 : 1) niDN* D'^ 2) DH^^yy n'!j T •• •.••■-: 2. Idiomatic expressions for tlie determination of Xouns, 1) ]'\^±>n 4) niD^-^3 2) ^Dbrr 5) 'rp*n°j5 3) "ninn "yb 6) nriN* c*\\* T ■.■ • 3. Idiomatic expressions for Apposition, ? 6 : 1) n*^N* DHDN* 3) nrlD^ nn'^^ 2) my o'^n^d 4) niN*^ nh^^ • T • ~ T : v: ■.■ ■.•; v 4. Idiomatic expressions for the Construct Relation, §i 8, 9 : 2) mn DT\n d^j^ 9) nib'PDn ^1^5 3) ni,!?-'7N* 10) hj^' niN*9 t^*bri"|3 4) DnN* *i^;)'?a'in vj^ id ' ' r]pi^ nn^3 5) rnj^ DipD 12) 1^ ^pin 6) ;^5 nv;*>? 13) vni^5i nn ^^5 7) Diin^o'i * References are to Harper's Elements of Hebrew Syntax. 170 Some Important Hebrew Idioms. 5. Idiomatic uses of the Adjective, § 10: 1) rpyn c^-Tp 3) "^m-n?? ^^^'} I iiS*V 2) tr'D'iD pin,!: 4) D^t^*:in n^yn ~ : • I T • T - T T - G. Idiomatic uses of the Pronoun, ?01, 12, 13, 14 : 1) ^1^? ^ni,^ 10) T V T V T 2) • -l^VK^ny^5 11) ^^*5^ r"}N* N*':' 3) lotf^' Nin 12) lb'?ncr\\*--^t:'7nn_ 4) y^i yy n? 13) mn^ niyp '^b 5) nr) n:)? ni" n?K^i 14) ~ T : • rlDD npN* 15) tT^N HiD 6) nt/p n^Ki nrp n^N* 16) : T ■ ~ 7) Tjsp^j^ "i?Kn-np 8) n^5 nr-\s: 9) 7. Idiomatic uses of the Numerals, ? 51 : 1) O'i'n D^j;5nN* dn* 4) Dp^iN-on-^jr i'D*i?^' 2) nnb^i^ nitDt^* nisf? 5) nn^^ :;*^/r} • T : T 8. Idiomatic uses of the Tenses, ^^ 19, 20, 24, 25 : 1 :ipJ^;^t3 :i?i3 ^"11 s) '^ 0^5^*3 Di^nn 2) n;^»t:-n^u*^ r5< i^ip fn^ fv'pin 3) nj;'^ni d^i;i enin 6) ^'in.oni inx* ^^Dig 4) p.\rp D\\*D Dnyjj ^T^nrrv--. So3iE Important IIebiikw Idioms. 171 9. Idiomatic uses of the Infinitive Absolute, 1 28 : 1) (inD inj< n^Nn s) i;.^;i -jisn i:)^n ntp^n 6) ^n\sn nr-^D-nK 2) iN!p n5"in Nn\xi '^^'r\^ |in^ T ^- T •^■- T T - - V T 4) ^^ tObt^n 10. Idiomatic uses of the Infinitive Construct, I 29 : 1) .... tini^"? ^DNH 2) nnt:n itDnn-'?;; • - T • ■• : T -: - 11. Idiomatic uses of the Accusative, ^§ 33, 34, 35 : 2) ' D^::*isMm,tD^ na'in-riN* 3) ^i£) niNn"? *iNnn 7) jnDn-nN* TMr\r\\ 4) D^5N* nn::*n_ s) n'2T\T) ]^p6r\ 5)' np?n^njn_ 9) onnDT'^^P 12. Idiomatic expressions for Apposition and Subordination, ^36: 1) nc*K npn_ v^pn 4) ^*^;q'7 ri-inp 2) n^nn *!^"^n 5) ^bp^ hvin^Dipj 3) •^'^"n ':''Nin 6) j^^p ;i;-i> 13. Idiomatic uses of Subject and Predicate, § 37 : 1) D>*n-|D %:i n5"!n 2) '^giin "7^' 172 Some Iaiportant Hebrew Idioms. - T V ■• T •• T 5) ^^nb^^"? y^n) 14. Idiomatic expressions of Emphasis, §39 : 1) ^IS* ^5 3) 2) . ^s ^::\v^ ^^1^ 15. Idiomatic forms of agreement in Gender and Number, 140: 2) ' ^ ' nop r^^i 3) DIN* rt:^ h^ vh'^ 5) Dlk^^ niHDj' ^^^r 16. Idiomatic Negations, § 41 : 1) 'ijp 3) '^DH np* init:5 k^ 2) 'N*-r\^ '"i^^n /^nt:*^ 17. Idiomatic Interjections and Optative expressions, § 43 : 1) ^4N* ^n 3) 0'*2 '^p'C[ ^D 2) nb^i^p r\^ n^'in 4) ^-n^n unit: fn^-^o iji/ 18. Idiomatic uses of the Relative, §46. 1) '^ in'^^^-nb^N* N'?|n 2) d;^*p inv^ n-b\s* 19. Idiomatic Conditional Sentences, §48: 1) "iy^ npN* m 2) n^\\D k':'"DK rp n*b*>f nt:*>%\* f ? • • • b?in51 IX. Some Important Hebrew Idioms. LIST CXXXI. The Englisli Phrases 1. Idiomatic expressions for the number of Nouns, I 3 : 1) House of fathers 2) Their idol -houses 2. Idiomatic expressions for the determination of Nouns, 1) Lebanon (=the white) 4) Every first-born 2) That which encom- 5) The Benjaminite passes 6) A man 3) The whole generation 3. Idiomatic expressions for Apposition, §6: 1) Words, truth [= true 3) Proudly, proudly words) 4) Many wells 2) Two years, time 4. Idiomatic expressions for the Construct Relation, ^§ 8, 9 : 1) Their food is for them- 7) Blood shed causelessly selves 8) A God from near 2) This very day 9) Ilavina; dreams 3) Immortality 10) Five hundred years old 4) The days we walked 11) To the house of Joseph with them 12) Those trusting in him 5) The holy place 13) The sons and daughters G) A bad woman of David 5. Idiomatic uses of the Adjective, HO : 1) The holy of thy temple 3) And he loved Bachel (= thy holy temple) more than Leah 2) Sweeter than honey 4) The fairest among women 174 Some Important Hebreav Idioms. 6. Idiomatic uses of the Pronoun, l§ 11, 12, 13, 14 1) My death, mine 2) Bela, that is Zoar 3) Is its name 4) Now many days 5) And this one said so, and that one said so 6) These hither and those thither 7) Whatever thy soul de- si reth 8) Which house ? 9) He whom Y. loves shall accomplish his desire 10) Two omers for each 11) I know not myself 12) And they dreamed, each his dream 13) All of Yahweh's com- mandments 14) It is good for nothing 15) Such a man 16) And they separated, the one from the other 7. Idiomatic uses of Numerals, § 15 : 1) The forty days 4) Seven times for your 2) 111 the eighteenth year sins 3) Three times 5) Nine tenths 8. Idiomatic uses of the Tenses, U 19, 20, 24, 25 : 6) I will bless him and make him fruitful and multiply him 7) Y. has given enlarge- ment to us and we shall be fruitful in the land 8) At evening, then shall ye know 1) A star shall proceed from Jacob 2) Then sang Moses 3) Thou expellest the na- tions and planted it 4) Watchmen come from the distance and shall lift up their voice 5) And Y. thundered in the heavens and the Most High uttered his voice 9. Idiomatic uses of £lie Infinitive Absolute, 120 1) And I stamped it, grind- 4) And he is always act ing it diligently 2) And I was verj^ much afraid 3) He strictly charged us ing as judge 5) They went, going on and lowing S03IE iMrORTANT IIeBREW IdIOMS. 175 6) All this I have seen and 7) Remember the Sabbath applied my heart day 10. Idiomatic uses of the Infinitive Construct, §29: 1) Who says to Cyrus 2) Because he pursuedhim and says to Jerusa- and stifled his com- lem. passion 11. Idiomatic uses of the Accusative, §133, 34, 35 : 1) The city that goes forth 6) Let not the thing be a thousand evil in thine eyes 2) They shall die as men 7) And it shall be shown 3) Ye come in to be seen to the priest by my face 8) Impoverished of an ob- 4) And he bowed himself lation down as regards the 9) Clothed with garments face 5) And were told Ilebekah the words of Esau 12. Idiomatic expressions for Apposition and Subordination, §36: 1) And he added and took 4) Thou hast hastened to a wife find 2) Ye do much, ye speak 5) The murderer rises to (= ye speak much) kill 3) He was willing, he went 6) One who knows how to (= he went willingly) play 13. Idiomatic uses of Subject and Predicate, §37 : 1) Much of the people fell 6) Is your father in 2) Any one who falls health ? 3) Until one comes 7) What are these ? 4) I win feel quiet [Israel 5) And it was strait with 14. Idiomatic expressions of Emphasis, §39: 1) In me 3) Get thee 2) Mine own ene.mics 176 Some Important Hebrew Idioms. 15. Idiomatic forms of agreement in Grender and Number, 1) The war was too strong 4) The voice of thy broth- for him er's blood crieth out 2) His eyes were set 5) The eyes of man's pride 3) And all the days of are cast down Adam were 16. Idiomatic Negations, ^41 : 1) So as not to be a nation 3) He will take nothing in 2) Is it because there is his death no Grod in Israel 17. Idiomatic Interjections and Optative expressions, ^43: 1) As I live 4) O that we had died by 2) Far be it from thee to the hand of Yahweh do, etc. 3) that some one would give me water to drink ! 18. Idiomatic uses of the Relative, M6: 1) The prophet whom Y. 2) Whence the Philistines has sent have proceeded 19. 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