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TelAm. ; Egyptian Ḏa-(ï̥)rạ, Ḏa-ru̥ WMM As. u. Eur. 185 ) ;— צֹר 2 S 24:7 + 32 times, צֹור 1 K 5:15 + 8 times ( Gi );—city of Hiram, friend of David and Sol. 2 S 5:11 1 K 5:15 ; 9:11 , 12 1 Ch 14:1 2 Ch 2: 2, 10 ; of artif. Hiram 1 K 7:13 ; בַּת־צֹר ψ 45:13 of city personif. (another view in Che ); צ׳ also in name of Ph. fortress, מִבְצַר־צ׳ 2 S 24: 7, עִיר מ׳ צ׳ Jos 19:29 ( P ); threatened by proph. Am 1:9 , 10 and (with especially ref. to commercial greatness) Is 23:1 ( מַשָּׂא צֹר ), v 5, 8 , 15 (×2), 17 Je 25:22 ( מַלְכֵי־צֹר ), 27:3 ( מֶלֶךְ צֹר ), 47:4 Ez 26: 2, 3 , 4 , 7 , 15 ; 27:2 , 3 (×2), 8 , 32 , 28:2 ( נְגִיד צֹר ), v 12 ( מֶלֶךְ צֹור ); besieged by Nebuch. 29:18 , 18 ; cf. Zc 9: 2, 3 Jo 4:4 ψ 83:8 ( ישְׁבֵי צ׳ ); of Tyrians as proselytes ψ 87:4 (predict.);— לְצֹור Ho 9:13 is prob. corrupt, read לָצוּד or לָצַיִד Ö We GASm , cf. No w— צ׳ often + צִידֹון q.v .;—see, on Tyre, Pietschm Phön. 60 ff. Rob BR
ii. 461 ff. de Luynes Voyage à la Mer Morte (1874) i. 28 ff., and Pl. xiii–xviii Bd Pal. . 3 (1898), 307 ff. II . צֹר ( flint, knife ) v. III. צרר .

צֹרִי S 6876 GK 7660 adj. gent. Tyrian ;— אִישׁ צ׳ 1 K 7:14 = 2 Ch 2:1 3; pl. as subst. הַצֹּרִים the Tyrians 1 Ch 22:4 Ezr 3:7 (both + הַצִּידֹנִים ), Ne 13:16 .

;— Niph. Pf. 3 pl. consec. וְנִצְרְבוּ Ez 21:3 all faces shall be scorched .

[ צָרָב S 6867 TWOT 1966a GK 7647 ] adj. burning, scorching ( = צַדָּב Thes al. ) ;— כְּאֵשׁ צָרָ˜בֶת Pr 16:27 ( sim. of words).

צָרֶ˜בֶת S 6867 TWOT 1966a, 1966b GK 7647, 7648 n.f. scab, scar , of a sore ( lit. a burning, scorching ) ;— cstr. צָרֶבֶת הַשְּׁחִין הִוא Lv 13:2 3; צ׳ הַמִּכְוָה הִוא v 2 8.

Pf. Perfect. pl. plural. consec. consecutive. prefixed, or added, or both, indicates All passages cited. S Strongs Concordance
TWOT Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament . GK Goodrick/Kohlenberger numbering system of the NIV Exhaustive Condordance . adj. adjective.
= equivalent, equals.

Thes W. Gesenius, Thesaurus Linguae Hebraeae . al. et aliter , and elsewhere; also et alii , and others. sim. simile.
n. nomen , noun.


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