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I.
בַּד
S
905, 906, 907
TWOT
199, 201a, 202a
GK
963, 964, 965, 966, 967
,
בָּ˜ד
n.
[
m.
]
white linen
(
deriv. unknown
)
pl.
בַּדּים
—
אֵפֹוד בָּ˜ד
1 S 2:18
(priests of Nob),
2 S 6:14
=
1 Ch 15:27
(David): in
P
as material of diff. priestly vestments
Ex 28:42
;
39:28 Lv 6:3
(×2) 16:4
(×4),
23
,
32
.
Pl.
(ה)לבושׁ (הַ)בַּדִּים
clad in (the)
linen garments
, of angel
Ez 9:2
,
3
,
11
;
10:2
,
6
,
7 Dn 10:
5;
12:6
,
7
.
II
,
III
.
בַּד
S
905, 906, 907
TWOT
199, 201a, 202a
GK
963, 964, 965, 966, 967
v.
sub I, II.
בדד
.
• בָּדָא S 908 TWOT 200 GK 968 vb. devise, invent (bad sense) ( Mish. id. , Aramaic בְּדָא , ܒܕܳܐ ( bdo ) invent; cf. Arabic بَدَأَ ( bada˒a ) begin, make a beginning ) — Qal Pf. בָּדָא 1 K 12:3 3; Pt. sf. בֹּודָאם (instead of בֹּודְאָם ) Ne 6:8 —Jeroboam devised a feast in 8th month 1 K 12:53 ; invent accusation Ne 6:8 .
בָּדַד S 909 TWOT 201 GK 969 ] vb. be separate, isolated ( Arabic بَدَّ ( badda ) cause to withdraw; II . separate, disunite , Gn 11:8 Saa d; IV . divide into parts;
X
.
go alone, act independently
)
, only
Pt.
בֹּודֵד
Is 14:31
(of straggler in army),
Ho
8:9 פֶּרֶא בֹודֵד לֹו
a wild-ass (
sim.
of
Ephr.
)
going alone
for itself (i.e. wilfully:
v
sub
לְ
),
ψ 102:8
(of bird sitting solitarily).
II . בַּד S 905, 906, 907 TWOT 199, 201a, 202a GK 963, 964, 965, 966, 967 , בָ˜ד n.m. separation concr. part ( بِدٌّ , بِدَّةٌ ( biddun, biddatun ) portion ) — sf. (always with לְ ) לְבַדִּי , לְבַדֹּו etc., 3 f. pl. •Gn 21:28 לְבַדְּהֶן , v 29 לְבַדָּ˜נָה ;— 1. with לְ , only in sg. , לְבַד proposes in a state of ( v sub לְ ) separation, alone, by itself ( Fr à part ). a. Ex 26:9 ( = 36:1 6) five curtains לְבַד by themselves , and six curtains לְבַד by themselves , Ju 7:5 him shalt thou set
לבד
apart
,
Zc 12:12–14
.
b.
with
sf.
(89 times) to express the idea of
by oneself, alone
(proposes
in his, thy, my separation
),
Gn 2:18
it is not good for man to be
×4 four times. Mish. Mishna. Saad Arabic Version of Saadya. sim. simile.
Ephr. Ephraimitic source or Ephrem Syrus. concr. concrete.
Fr S. Frensdorff.
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