סָלַל S 5549 TWOT 1506 GK 6147, 6148 ] vb. lift up, cast up ( NH סִלְסֵל
esteem highly
,
סִלְסוּל
loftiness, distinction;
סוּלָּם
ladder;
å
סוּלְּמָא
id.;
MI
26 מסלת
highway;
Ph.
סלמת
stair
(?)
Lzb
329; Assyrian
sellu, sillu
, perhaps 8
Dl
HWB 501; but
سُلَّمٌ
(
sullamun
)
ladder
(a loan-
wd.
according to
Schwally
ZMG liii
(1899), 197
),
cf.
סֻלָּם
;
v.
also
ṭrry,
8, Egyptian loan-word from
סֹלְלָה
according to
WMM
As. u. Eur.
101
)
;
Qal
Impf.
וַיָּסֹלּוּ
Jb 19:1
2;
30:12
Imv. mpl.
סֹלּוּ
Is 57:14
+
4 times;
sf.
סָלּוּהָ
Je 50:26
(
cf.
סֶלָה
);
Pt. pass.
סְלוּלָה
Je 18:1
5;
סְלֻלָה
Pr 15:1
9;
1.
cast up a highway:
ס׳ מְסִלָּה
Is 62:10
(×2), without
obj.
Is 57:14
(×2),
דֶּרֶךְ לֹא סְלוּלָה
Je 18:1
5;
fig.
of path of upright
Pr 15:19
.
2.
cast up a way:
דֶּרֶךְ
,
c.
על
against
,
Jb 19:12
(of besiegr, in
fig.
),
ארה
Jb 30:12
(of besetting foe);
Bab.
as a heap of garbage
Je 50:26
.
3.
lift up
(a song)
ψ 68:5
,
c.
לְ
pers.
(
||
שׁיר
,
זמּר
; most as
1
).
Pilp.
Imv. sf.
סַלְסְלֶהָ
Pr 4:8
exalt her
(i.e. Wisdom), i.e. (
cf.
Toy)
esteem highly, prize
.
Hithpô‛.
Pt.
מִסְתֹּולֵל
Ex 9:17
(
J
)
exalt oneself
,
c.
בְּ
against
(denom. from
סֹלְלָה
according to Gerber
52);
cf.
Ecclus
39:2
4;
40:28
.
סֶלָה S 5542 TWOT 1506a GK 6138 vb. lift up (voices in ברוך לעולם ), or exalt ( לעולם י׳ ) ( Imv. of סָלַל ( cf. Pr 4:8 ψ 68:5 ; הִגָּיֹון סלה 9:1 7, v. הִגּ׳ ), properly סֹלָּה , סֶלָה poss. Qr = נֶצַח , Hexapla σελ ; but cf. הֶרָה Ew 554 Kö ii 1, 539; Ö Sym Theod διάψαλµα , expl. Suidas µέλους ἐναλλαγή ; Theodoret Hippolytus µέλους µεταβολή ( cf. Hexapla Hb 3:3 µεταβολὴ
διαψάλµατος ; Syriac Hexapla Aq עוניתא in 5 ψ , Field in ψ 38:12 ); Ö adds διάψαλµα , e.g. 2:2 ; 34:11 ; 94:15 , after final editing of Heb. Psalter; so Psalms of
Sol. 17:31
;
18:10
on same principles as in
MT
; used therefore with full knowledge that it indicated some kind of interruption or change in the regular rendering.
סלה
MI
Mesha-Inscription.
wd.
word, also would.
Schwally
F. Schwally.
WMM
W. Max Müller,
Asien u. Europa
.
sf.
suffix,
or
with suffix.
pass.
passive.
obj.
object.
Bab. Babylonian. Ew H. Ewals. Sym Symmachus. Theod Theodotion. Aq Aquila.
Heb. Hebrew. MT Masoretic Text.
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