• [ נְאָקָה S 5009 TWOT 1275a GK 5544 ] n.f. groan, groaning ;— cstr. נַאֲקַת Ex 6:5 ; sf. נַאֲקָתָם Ex 2:24 Ju 2:1 8; pl. cstr. נַאֲקֹות Ez 30:2 4;— groaning of oppressed people Ex 2:24 ; 6:5 Ju 2:1 8; of a wounded man Ez 30:24 ; ( Ö Co וּבָזַז בִּוָּה for MT וְנָאַק נַאֲקֹות , but cf. Bertho l).

נָאַר S 5010 TWOT 1276 GK 5545 ] vb. only Pi. exact meaning uncertain; prob. (from context) abhor, spurn ( De comp. Arabic نار ( n˒r ) abhor , but this is med. و ( w ) ) ;— Pi. Pf. subj. י׳ , נִאֵד La 2:7 ( obj. מִקְדָּשֹׁו ; || זָנַח ); 2 ms. נֵאַרְתָּה

ψ 89:40 ( obj. בְּרִית עַבְדְּךָ ; || חִלֵּל , and זָנַח , מָאַם v 3 9; doubts cast on text by Hup (reading נאץ ), Now , Bu La 2: 7).

• נֹב S 5011 GK 5546 n.pr.loc. 1. ancient priestly city 1 S 22:19 cf. v 11 c. ה loc.

נֹ˜בֶה ( Ges ^§ 90, 2 ad fin. ), 21:2 ; 22:9 ; Ö Νοµβα, Νοµµα, Νοβα , etc.; perhaps =

נְבֹו ( q.v. ) Ezr 2:29 = Ne 7:3 3, Ezr 10:43 , Ö Ναβον, Ναβια , etc. Site dub. ; on Jerome’s identif. with Nobe near Lydda cf. Buhl ^{Geogr. 189}; a Bēt Nūbā lies c. 13 m. WNW. from Jerus. , c. 10 SE. from Lydda. 2. Is 10:32 just N. of Jerus. , station in (ideal) Assyrian march; cf. Ne 11:32 (inhab. by Benjamites); perhaps = 3. — 2 S 21:16 read גֹּב ( q.v. p. 146 supr. )

נבא ( ^√ of foll.; Ew Fl De Kö Lgb ii. 1, 133 al. comp. Arabic نَبَأَ ^{(naba˒a) utter a} low voice , or sound (especially of dog); announce; but also be exalted, elevated
( نَبَأَ ( naba˒a ) eminence ); ^III, ^IV. acquaint , inform , نَبَأٌ ( naba˒un ) information, announcement, intelligence ]; Assyrian nabû , call, proclaim, name , Dl ^{HWB 441}; Ethiopic ˜˜˜ ( nababa ) speak; Sab. תנבא ? cf. Lev y -Os ^ZMG xix. 1865, 208 CIS ^{iv. 1, No. 31}; v. in

MT Masoretic Text. comp. compare, compares, comparative. Bu K. Budde.
loc. local, locality.

fin. finite, finitivum. dub. dubious, doubtful. Buhl circa., geschichte der Edomiter . Fl H.L. Fleischer.
al. et aliter , and elsewhere; also et alii , and others. Sab. Sabean.

Levy Jacob Levy. Os E. Osiander.

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