נָפוּץ עֶצֶב
Je 22:28
(
fig.
)
a vessel to be despised
(
and
)
shattered
(
cf.
Ew Gie Rothstein
Kau
); also
Pt. act.
נֹפֵץ
shatterer
of the holy people
Dn 12:7
(
Bev Marti
Kau, reading
כִּכְלֹות יַד נֹפֵץ
).
Pi.
dash to pieces:
Pf.
3
ms.
וְנִפֵּץ
consec.
ψ 137:9
c.
acc.
infants ag. (
אֶל
) rock; 1 s.
וְנִפַּצְתִּ˜י
of
י׳
dashing all in pieces with (
ב
)
Babyl.
as war-club
Je 51:20
,
21
(×2),
22
(×3) 23
(×3);
sf.
אֶל־אָחִיו וְנִפַּצְתִּים אִיּשׁ
13:1
4;
Impf.
2
ms. sf.
כִּכְלִי יֹוצֵר תְּנַפְּצֵם
ψ 2:9
(i.e. nations); 3
mpl.
נִבְלֵיהֶם יְנַפֵּ˜צוּ
Je 48:12
(symbol. of destroying Moab);
Inf.
נַפֵּץ יַד־עַם־קֹדֶשׁ
Dn 12:7
when
(
they
)
finish shattering the hand
(
fig.
for
power
)
of the holy people
, but read poss.
נֹפֵץ
,
v.
Qal.
;
=
break up
rafts
1 K 5:23
.
Pu.
Pt.
fpl.
מְנֻפָּצֹות
Is 27:9
like chalk-stones
pulverized
.
•
נֶ˜פֶץ
S
5311
TWOT
1394a
GK
5881
n.
[
m.
]
driving storm
(lit.
bursting
of clouds,
Che
Comm.),
נ׳ וָזֶרֶם וְאֶבֶן בָּרָד
Is 30:30
(
theoph
).
•
[
מַפָּץ
S
4660
TWOT
1394b
GK
5150
]
n.
[
m.
]
shattering
;—
כְּלִי מַפָּצֹו
Ez 9:2
with
his shattering-weapon
in his hand.
• מַפֵּץ S 4661 TWOT 1394c GK 5151 n.m. war-club (lit. a shatterer );— מַפֵּץ־אַתָּה לִיּ Je 51:20 a war-club art thou to me ( י׳ addressing Babylon, cf. Gf Gi e); s. מֵפִיץ .
• II.
נָפַץ S 5310 TWOT 1394 GK 5879, 5880 vb. disperse, be scattered ( often taken as secondary √ from Niph. of פוץ , yet cf. NH נפץ , Qal ( Pt. ), Pi., scatter; Syriac ܢܦܰܨ
( npaṣ ) pour out, throw down , å נְפַץ ; Arabic نَفَضَ ( nafaḍa ) shake (irreg. correspondence of sibilants cf. Nö l.c.), Ethiopic ˜˜˜ ( nafṣa ) dissipari, aufugere Di
713
) ;— Qal Pf. 3 ms. נ׳ הָעָם מֵעָלַי 1 S 13:11 the people were scattered from me; 3 fs. נָֽפְצָה כָל־הָאָרֶץ Gn 9:19 ( J ) thence dispersed all (the population of) the earth; 3 pl. נָֽפְצוּ גֹּווִם Is 33:3 nations were scattered; Pt. pass. fpl. cstr. נְפֻצֹות יְהוּדָה Is 11:12 the dispersed of Judah ( || נִדְחֵי יִשְׂרָאֵל )— v. I.
[
פּוּץ
] for
2 S 18:8
.
Gie F. Giessebrecht. Rothstein W. Rothstein. Marti K. Marti. theoph Theophrastus. Gf K. H. Graf.