II.
בּוּל
S
944, 945
TWOT
215, 835d
GK
1004, 1005, 1006
n.m.
product, produce
,
v.
יבול
.
בּוּנָה
S
946
GK
1007
n.pr.m.
v.
בּין
.
בּוּנִּי n.pr.m. v. בנה .
[בּוּס S 947 TWOT 216 GK 1008 ] vb. tread down, trample Qal Impf. יָבוּס ψ 60:14 = 108:1 4; 3 fs. תָּבוּס Pr 27: 7, אָבוּס Is 63: 6; sf. 3 s. אֲבוּסֶנּוּ Is 14:2 5; 1 pl. נָבוּס ψ 44:6 ; tread down, trample (of warriors), no obj. expr. Zc 10:5 ; id. , fig. c. acc. (subj. י׳ , as warrior) Is 14:25 cf. ψ 60:14 = 108:14 Is 63: 6; (subj. men, with Gods help) ψ 44:6 ; fig. = reject, loathe Pr 27: 7. Po˓l. Pf. בֹּוסְסוּ Is 63:1 8;
בֹּסְסוּ
Je 12:1
0
tread down
, in bad sense, subj. enemies of
י׳
,
obj. acc.
Je 12:10
(in
metaph.
):
=
desecrate
(
obj.
מקדשׁ
)
Is 63:18
.
Hithpo˓l.
Pt. f.
מִתְבֹּוסֶסֶת
Ez 16:6
,
22
of the blind movements of infants limbs,
kick out
(this way and that),
fig.
of Jerusalem.
Hoph.
Pt.
מוּרָס
Is 14:1
9
pass.
trodden down
Is 14:1
9, of corpse,
sim.
of king of Babylon.
יְבוּס
S
2982
GK
3293
n.pr.loc.
Jebus
, name of Jerusalem according to
Ju 19:10
יְבוּס הִיא יְרוּשָׁלַםִ
,
cf.
also
v
1
1;
1 Ch 11:4
יְרוּשָׁלַםִ הִיא יְבוּס
,
cf.
v
5.
יְבוּסִי
S
2983
TWOT
216a
GK
3294
,
יְבֻסִי
1.
adj.
gent.
Jebusite, Jebusites
,
sg.
אורנה הַיְבֻסִי
2 S 24:1
6,
18
cf.
1 Ch 21:1
5,
18
,
28 2 Ch 3:
1; as
subst.
a Jebusite
Zc 9:
7; usually
c.
art.
הַי׳
coll.
the Jebusites
, in hist. statement
Gn 10:16
(
J
)
=
1 Ch 1:14 Nu 13:29
(
E
)
Jos 9:1
;
11:3
;
12:8
;
24:11
(all
D
)
Ju 3:5 Ne 9:
8, all in list of Canaanitish peoples; so also
1 K 9:20
=
2 Ch 8:
7, where remnant of these peoples referred to; also
Ezr 9:1
, which seems to shew that this list had become a standing expression for early inhabitants;
cf.
further in promises (JED)
Gn 15:21 Ex 3:8
,
17
;
13:5
;
23:23
;
33:2
;
34:11 Dt 7:
1;
20:17
;
Jos 3:10
; specif. defined as inhabitants of Jebus-Jerusalem
Jos 15:63
(×2) (
J
)
Ju 1:21
(×2) 2 S 5:
6,
8
(on which
cf.
Dr
)
1 Ch 11:6
(called also
יֹושֵׁב הָאָרֶץ
2 S 5:6
&
ישְׁבֵי הָאָרֶץ
1 Ch
metaph. metaphor, metaphorically. D Deuteronomist in Dt., in other books Deuteronomic author or redactor.