עַזָּתִי S 5841 GK 6484 adj. gent. of foreg., c. art. as subst. coll. Jos 13:3 ( D ); pl.
לָעַזָּתִים Ju 16: 2.
[עָזַז S 5810 TWOT 1596 GK 6451 ] vb. be strong (NH id. , Hiph., especially in bad sense, and especially deriv. עַז ; Ph. עז strength , also in n.pr. Lzb 338; Aramaic ܥܰܙ ( ˓az ) be mighty, strong , cf. Old Aramaic Nab. Palm. n.pr. עזיזו Lzb 338 Cook 90; Arabic عَزَّ ( ˓azza ) be mighty, strong , Ethiopic ( ˓azzaza ) id.; Assyrian ezêzu , be furious , ezzu , fierce ) ; Qal Impf. 3 ms. יָעֹז ψ 9:20 ; 52:9 , יָעֹוז Dn 11:1 2; 3 fs. תָּעֹז ψ 89:14 Ec 7:1 9, וַתָּעָז Ju 3:1 0; 6:2 ; Imv. ms. עוּזָּה ψ 68:29 (but v. infr. ); Inf. cstr. עֲזֹוז Pr 8:2 8; be strong, prevail , וַתָּעָז יָדֹו עַל־ Ju 3:10 and his hand prevailed against , so 6:2 ; אַל־יָעֹז אֱנֹושׁ ψ 9:20 , Dn 11:12 ; abs.
תָּעֹז יָֽדְךָ ψ 89:14 (of י׳ ); of appar. strength of wicked 52:9 ; בַּעֲזֹוז עִינֹות תְּהֹום Pr 8:28 when the fountains of the deep grew strong , i. e. firm, fixed; but Oort Bi Toy read בְּעַזְּזֹו when he made firm, fixed fast ( || בְּאַמְּצֹו ); עוּזָּה אֱלֹהִים ψ 68:29 Che Bae al. shew thyself strong, O God , who, etc., cf. Kö i. 363; < עֹוז הָא׳ the might, O God , wh., etc., Hup D u; הַחָכְמָה תָּעֹז לֶחָכָם Ec 7:19 wisdom is strong for the wise: לָעֹוז Is 30:2 v. עוּז . Hiph. Pf. 3 ms. חֵעֵז אִישׁ רָשָׁע בְּפָנָיו Pr 21:29 a wicked man maketh firm ( sheweth boldness ) with his face; so 3 fs. הֵעֵוָה פָנֶיהָ 7:13 ( Ges § 67 dd Kö i. 372) she maketh bold her face .
עַז
S
5794
TWOT
1596a
GK
6434
adj.
strong, mighty, fierce
;
ע׳
abs.
Nu 13:28
+
2 times,
עָז
Ju 14:
8,
עָז
Am 5:9
+
4 times;
עַז
cstr.
Dt 28:50 Dn 8:23
f.
עַזָּה
Ex 14:21
+
2 times;
pl.
עַוִּים
Ez 7:24
+
3 times;
f.
עַזֹּות
Pr 18:2
3;
cstr.
עַזֵּי
Is 56:1
1;
strong, mighty
, wind
Ex 14:21
(
J
); border
Nu 21:24
(JE), but read prob.
יַעְזֵר
(
Ö
Di
al.
)
Ya˒zer
was times border;
of people
Pr 30:25
(
fig.
of ants),
עַוִּים מַיִם
Is 43:16
(
||
הַיָּם
),
Ne 9:11
; of love
Ct 8:6
;
= subst.
the mighty
Am 5:9 Ez 7:24
+
Pr 24:5
(of physical force; reading
טֹוב מֵעַז
or the
gent. gentis , of a people, gentilicium . coll. collective.
Palm.
Palmyrene.
infr.
infra,
below.
Bi
G. Bickell.
<
indicates that the following is to be preferred to the preceding.
Hup
H. Hupfeld.