11
;
12:8
;
14:22
,
30
;
15:14
,
29 Nu 6:10
(all
P
);
חֲרֵי יֹונִים
dove’s dung
2 K 6:25
(
Kt
, yet
v. Gei
Urschrift
409
); in various similes:
Ephr.
is
כְּיֹונָה פֹּותָה
like a silly dove
Ho 7:11
(allowing itself to be snared);
sim.
of retun of exiles, like eager flight of doves
11:11
, of ships with white outspread sails
Is 60:8
;
אֵבֶר כַּיֹּונָה
ψ 55:7
;
v.
also
כַּנְפֵי יֹונָה
68:1
4;
sim.
of fugitive Moab
Je 48:28
; also
כְּיֹונֵי הַגֵּאָיֹות
Ez 7:16
like the doves of the valleys
(but on text
v. C
o, who emends
כיונים הֹוגִיֹּות
, but regards phr. as gloss);
sim.
of mourning
כְּקֹול יֹונִים
Na 2:
8; without
קֹול
,
הגה כיונים
Is 38:1
4;
59:11
(from mournful note);
fig.
of beauty (only Ct):
עֵינַיִךְ יֹונִים
thine eye are
(those of)
doves
Ct 1:1
5;
4:1
,
v.
also
v
1
2; term of endearment,
יֹונָתִי
my dove
Ct 2:14
;
5:2
;
6:9
. Elsewhere only
ψ 56:1
(title)
יֹונַח אֵלֶם רְחֹקִים
(
עַל
) prob. name of melody:
To ‘the dove of distant terebinths’
(read
אֵלִים
for
אֵלֶם
);
v.
אֵלֶם
supr.
p. 48, and
Bae
ψψ, p. xvii
).—On sanctity of dove among Semites,
v. RS
Sem
i. 202, 275
.
•
II.
יֹונָה
S
3123, 3124, 3238
TWOT
854a, 873
GK
3433, 3434, 3435
n.pr.m.
prophet, according to
2 K 14:25
he was
הַנָּבִיא
, son of
אֲמִתַּי
, from
גַּת הַחֵפֶר
, and predicted the recovery of Isr.’s territory which Jerob. II effected; he is also the principal figure of the Book of Jonah:
1:1
(
בֶּן־אֲמִתַּי
,
v
3,
5
,
7
,
15 2:1
(×2),
2
,
11
;
3:1
,
3
,
4
;
4:1
,
5
,
6
(×2),
8
,
9
.
III
.
יֹונָה
S
3123, 3124, 3238
TWOT
854a, 873
GK
3433, 3434, 3435
v.
יָנָה
Pt.
•
יָוָן
S
3120
TWOT
855
GK
3430
n.pr.
gent.
Ionia(ns), Greece
(
Gk. Ἰάονες
(i.e. orig.
Ἰάϝονες
),
v.
also
Ö
infr
.;
OPers.
Yauna
Spieg
APK 237; Assyrian
Iamanu (Iavanu)
Dl
Pa 248 ff. COT
Gloss Egyptian
Y
a-v
en-(n)a
,
v. WMM
369 f. cf. also 24 ff.
;
v.
especially on this word
Sta
De Populo Javan 1880
)
—
Ionians
, as traders
Ez 27:13
,
Ö
Ἐλλάς
(named with
תּוּבַל
,
מֶשֶׁךְ
; in
v
12
תַּרְשִׁישׁ
, in
v
14
תֹּוגַרְמָה
);
cf.
יְוָנִי
(
adj. gent
.)
infr.
; as distant,
Is 66:19
,
Ö
Ἑλλάς
(with
תַּרְשִׁישׁ
,
פּוּל
,
לוּד
,
תּוּבַל
, and
הָאִיִּים הָֽרְחֹקִים
; list to be emended from
Ö
Sta
ib. 5 ff.
); called ‘son’ of Japhet
Gn 10:2
(
P
)
=
1 Ch 1:
5, and ‘father’ of
אֱלִישָׁא
,
תַּרְשִׁישׁ
,
כִּתִּים
and
רֹדָנִים
(so read for
RS W. Robertson Smith, Religion of Semites. OPers. Old Persian. OP also (in Che OP)= Origin of Psalter. Spieg Altpersische Keilinschriften.
Sta B. Stade.