both expl. in
Muḥîṭ
by
ضرب
(
ḍrb
)
strike, beat;
v. Lane
1777 ff.)
Gn 10:25
,
26
,
29
=
1 Ch 1:1
9,
20
,
23
, father of various tribes of Yemen;
Ö
Ιεκταν
.
יָקְנְעָם S 3362 GK 3696 n.pr.loc. Canaanitish city, with a king, defined by לַכַּרְמֶל Jos 12:2 2; in Zebulun 19:11 ; Levitical city 21:34 .
יָקַע S 3363 TWOT 903 GK 3697 vb. be dislocated, alienated (Arabic وَقَعَ ( waqa˓a ) is fall, fall down, fall upon, befal, happen ) Qal Impf. 3 fs. תֵּקַע Je 6: 8; וַתֵּקַע Gn 32:26 + 2 times; dislocated Gn 32:26 (Jacobs thigh); elsewhere fig. of נפשׁ ; torn away, alienated from any one, sq. מִן Je 6:8 Ez 23:1 7; sq. מֵעַל v 1 8. Hiph. Pf. וְהֹוקַעֲנוּם consec. 2 S 21: 6; Impf. וַיֹּקִיעֻם v 9; Imv. הֹוקַע Nu 25:4 ; of some solemn form of execution, but meaning uncertain: Aq Ges impale; Ö ã expose ( ἐξηλιάζειν, παραδειγµατίζειν ); å É crucify; RS Rel; Sem 398 (419) throw down (Arabic أَوْقَعَ ( ˒awqa˓a )) a rock ( cf. 2 Ch 25:1 2): + ליהוה 2 S 21:6 ( לפני י׳ v 9), Nu 25:4 . Hoph. Pt. הַמּוּקָעִים 2 S 21:1 3; pass. of Hiph.
[יָקַץ
S
3364
TWOT
904
GK
3699
]
vb.
awake
(Arabic
يَقِظَ (yaqiẓa) wake, be awake
)
Qal
Impf.
יִקָץ
1 K 18:2
7;
וַיִּיקַץ
Gn 28:16
וַיִּיקֶץ
Gn 9:2
4;
וַיִּקַץ
Ju 16:20
ψ 78:65
1 K 3:15
(
v
Baer);
וָאִיקָץ
Gn 41:2
1;
יִקְֽצוּ
Hb 2:7
;
awake
,
Gn 41:4
,
7
,
21
(
E
),
1 K 3:15
; of Baal
18:27
;
sq.
מִשְּׁנָתֹו
Gn 28:16
(
J
),
Ju 16:14
,
20
, of Noah,
מִיֵּינֹו
Gn 9:24
(
J
), i. e. from drunken sleep;
fig.
of
י׳
ψ 78:65
, i. e.
become suddenly active;
of enemies
Hb 2:7
.
Vid.
also
קיץ
Hiph.
[יָקַר S 3365 TWOT 905 GK 3700 ] vb. be precious, prized, appraised (NH id. , Pi., Hiph.; Aramaic יְקַר , ܝܺܩܰܪ ( yiqar ), be heavy, precious; Pa. honour; יַקִּיר , ܝܰܩܺܝܪ
(
yaqir
)
weighty, precious, honoured;
cf.
Assyrian
aḳâru
,
be precious, costly
, and deriv.,
Dl
HWB240; Arabic
وَقَرَ
(
waqara
)
be heavy
,
II.
honour;
وَقَارٌ
(
waqārun
)
dignity;
Sab. n.
וקר
honour
DHM
ZMG 1883, 402
)
Qal
Pf.
3
fs.
יָֽקְרָה
1 S 16:2
1;
2
ms.
יָקַרְתָּ
Is 43:
4;
1
s.
יָקַרְתִּי
Zc 11:1
3;
3
pl.
יָקְֽרוּ
ψ 139:17
;
Impf.
Aq Aquila. RS W. Robertson Smith.
Sem W. Robertson Smith, Religion of Semites.