• אֲדֹרָם S 151 GK 164 ( contr. or corrupt, cf. foregoing ) same official, under David 2 S 20:24 , & Rehob. 1 K 12:18 ( = הֲדֹרָם 2 Ch 10:1 8).
•[אָדַר
S
142
TWOT
28
GK
158
]
vb.
(poet.)
wide, great
, (thence)
high, noble
(? Assyrian
adâru
Dl
W)
—
Niph.
Pt.
majestic, glorious
, of
י׳
,
נֶאְדָּר
Ex 15:1
1;
cstr.
נֶאְדָּרִי
v
6
(
v. D
i);
Hiph.
impf.
יַאְדִּיר
make glorious
the teaching
Is 42:21
(
י׳
subj.)
•
אֶדֶר
S
145
TWOT
28a
GK
159
n.
[
m.
]
1.
glory, magnificence
(Assyrian
aduru, adiru
) ironic. of price of shepherd (symbol.)
Zc 11:13
2.
mantle, cloak
(as
wide
)
Mi 2:8
(
||
שַׂלְמָה
), but read
אדרת
(
ת
lost bef. foll.
ת
), so WRS
Proph 247
.
•
אֲדֹורַיִם
S
115
n.pr.loc.
(
two hills
?) city in Judah
2 Ch 11:9
(
cf.
Ἀδωρα, ∆ωρα
,
Jos
Ant. viii, 10, 1, xiv, 5, 3
); now
Dûra
, W. of Hebron,
Rob
BR II, 215.
•
אַדָּר
S
146
GK
161, 162
n.pr.m.
(
noble
?).
1.
son of Bela, grandson of Benjm.
1 Ch 8:3
(perhaps error—
cf.
B
e—for
אַרְדְּ
q.v.
Nu 26:40 Gn 46:2
1).
2.
city in Judah
Jos 15:3
(
אַדָּרָה
);
=
חֲצַר אַדָּר
(q.v
.)
Nu 34:
4.
•
אַדִּיר
S
117
TWOT
28b
GK
129
adj.
majestic
—
א׳
ψ 8:2
+;
f.
אַדֶּ˜רֶת
Ez 17:8
? (
v. infr
.) etc.—
1.
majestic
(wide, lofty) of waters of sea
Ex 15:10
ψ 93:4
; a ship
Is 33:21
; a tree
Ez 17:23
; a vine
Ez 17:8
(
גֶּפֶן אַדֶּרֶת
, so
Fü
; or
א׳
n. abstr. v.
sub
אַדֶּרֶת
infr
.); also
fig.
of kings
ψ 136:18
; nations
Ez 32:18
; gods
1 S 4:8
; of
י׳
ψ 93:4
;
76:5
; of name of
י׳
ψ 8:2
,
10
.
2.
subst.
majestic one
, of nobles, chieftains, etc.,
Ju 5:13
,
25 Na 2:
6,
3:18 Je 14:
3;
25:34
(
אַדִּירֵי הַצֹּאן
fig.
so)
35
,
36
;
30:21 Zc 11:2 2 Ch 23:20 Ne 3:
5;
10:30
; of
י׳
Is 10:3
4;
33:21
; of servants of
י׳
ψ 16:3
(
=
priests?
cf.
1 Ch 24:5
&
v. Ch
e).
•
אַדֶּרֶת
S
155
TWOT
28c
GK
168
n.f.
glory, cloak
—
א׳
abs.
Jos 7:24
;
אַדָּרֶת
Ez 17:
8;
cstr.
Gn 25:25
+
4times;
אַדַּרְתֹּו
1 K 19:13
+
3 times;
אַדַּרתָּם
Zc 11:
3—
1.
glory, magnificence
, of vine
Ez 17:8
(so
Thes M
V, but
< adj. f.
from
אַדִּיר
q.v
.), of shepherds
Zc 11:3
(or
sub
2
).
2.
mantle, cloak
< indicates that the following is to be preferred to the preceding.