•
עָבֹות
S
5687, 5688
TWOT
1558a, 1558b
GK
6290, 6291
adj.
having
interwoven
foliage.
leafy
;—
עֵץ עָבֹות
leafy trees
Ez 20:28 Ne 8:1
5;
עֵץ עָבֹת
Lv 23:40
(
H
);
f.
אֵלָה עֲבֻתָּה
Ez 6:13
a leafy terebinth.
—
עָבֹות
2 S 23:4
ψ 77:18
v.
II
.
עָב
sub
עוּב
.
•
עֲבֹת
S
5688
TWOT
1558b
GK
6291, 6310
n.m.
Ju 15:13
+
et
f.
Ju 15:14 Jb 39:10
(
twisted
)
cord, rope; cordage; interwoven foliage
(?);—
abs.
ע׳
Ex 28:14
+
2 times;
cstr.
עֲבֹות
Is 5:18
ψ 129:4
;
sf.
3
ms.
עֲבֹתֹו
Jb 39:1
0,
3
mpl.
עֲבֹתֵ˜ימֹו
ψ 2:3
;
pl.
עֲבֹתִים
Ju 15:13
+,
עֲבֹתֹת
Ex 28:14
+, etc.;—
1.
cord, rope:
a.
as fetter,
Ju 15:13
,
14
;
16:11
,
12 Ez 3:2
5;
4:8 Jb 39:10
(of wild ox), so also prob.
ψ 118:27
bind the festal victim
(
חַג
)
with cords
Ew Ol De Hu
p
-Now Dr
al.
;
>
with branches
Ch
e,
cf.
Bae D
u;
fig.
of authority
ψ 2:3
(
||
מֹוסְרֹותֵימֹו
),
129:4
.
b.
עֲבֹות הָעֲגָלָה
Is 5:18
i.e. with which a cart is drawn (in
sim.
;
||
חַבְלֵי הַשָּׁוְא
);
fig.
עֲבֹתֹות אַהֲבָה
Ho 11:4
with the cords of love
, of
י׳
’s drawing Isr. (
||
חַבְלֵי אָדָם
).
c.
cordage, cord
, of (twisted) golden chains on high priest’s breast-piece (all
P
):
מַעֲשֵׂה עֲבֹת
,
cordage-work
Ex 28:1
4,
22
;
39:15
;
שַׁרְשְׁרֹת הָעֲבֹתֹת
28:14
the chains of cords
(cordlike chains);
שְׁתֵּי (הָ)עֲבֹתֹת
the two cords
v
2
4,
25
;
39:17
,
18
.
2.
interwoven foliage
(?) in phr.
(עַל־)בֵּין עֲבֹתִים
of top of a vine
Ez 19:11
(
clouds
Ew H
i
-Sm
Toy, read then
עָבֹות
); of cedar,
31:3
,
10
,
14
, but in these certainly
clouds
, so
Ö
Ew H
i
-Sm Co
al.
עֹג v. עוֹג .
•[עָגַב S 5689 TWOT 1559 GK 6311 ] vb. have inordinate affection, lust (cf. Arabic
عَجِبَ
(
˓ajiba
)
wonder, admire
,
عَجِيبٌ
(
˓ajībun
)
beloved;
and (on sens. obsc. in
NH
)
Levy
NHWB iii. 616
)
;—
Qal
Pf.
3
fs.
עָֽגְבָה
Ez 23:
7,
9
,
12
;
Impf.
3
fs.
וַתַּעְגַּב
v
5,
+ v
16
Kt
(
Qr
וַתַּעְגְּבָה
),
וַתַּעְגְּבַה
v
20
(
Ew
§ 191 c Ol
§ 228 b);
Pt. pl.
עֹגְבִים
Je 4:3
0;—
lust
after (
עַל־
), only in
fig.
of relations of
Hup H. Hupfeld. Bae F. Baethgen. Levy Jacob Levy.
NHWB Levy, Neuhebr. Wörterb . Ew H. Ewals, Heb. . Gram.; Ol J. Olshausen, Heb. Gram.