• כִּלְמַד S 3638 GK 4008 n.pr.loc. ( si vera l. ) Ez 27:23 , named after אַשּׁוּר ,
Ö
Χαρµαν
;
=
mod.
Kalwâdha
near Bagdad, according to G. Smith
TSBA i, 61 Dl
Pa 206,
cf.
Schr
COT; but txt.
dub. v. C
o;
å
ומדי
, whence Mez
Stadt Ḥarrân 34 כָּל־מָדַי
all Media;
JKi
Hi Co
כְּלִמּוּד
(
רְכֻלָּתֵךְ
) Asshur was
as thine apprentice
(
v.
sub
למד
in trading;
but sense not very prob.
•
כַּלְּנֵ˜ה
(
van d. H.
, so
Norzi
; Baer
כַּלְנֶ˜ה
) n.pr.loc.
in Babylonia,
Gn 10:10
(
J
),
Ö
Χαλαννη
;
Dl
Pa 225 proposes identif. with
Bab.
Kul-unu
=
Zirlab
(conquered by Sargon in 710:
COT
Gn 10:1
0;
Am 6:2
), but dubious, and site of Zirlab unknown.
• כַּלְנֶה Am 6: 2, prob. = כַּלְנֹו Is 10:9 n.pr.loc. city (conquered by Assyria under Sargon?) poss. = כַּנֶּה ( q.v. ) Ez 27:23 , Ö om. in Am 6:2 , Ξαλαννη Is 10: 9; perhaps = Kullani ( Wkl Gesch. Bab. 225 ) i.e. (Tomkins PSBA Jan. 1883, 61 ) Kullanhou, near Aleppo, conquered by Tiglath-Pileser III in 73:8 ( COT ii, 195); or ( Di ) Kunulua ( KG 217 KB i, 107), SE. of Antioch ( cf. Dr Am 6: 2).
•כָּמַהּ S 3642 TWOT 988 GK 4014 vb. faint (Arabic كَمِﻩَ (kamiha) is be pale of face, gray (of daylight), weak-eyed , أَكْمَﻩُ ( ˒akmahu ) blind from birth; Syriac
ܟܡܰܗ
(
kmah
)
be blind
)
, only
fig.
—
Qal
Pf.
3
ms.
כ׳ לְךָ בְשָׂרִי
ψ 63:2
faint
(with longing)
for thee
(
||
צָֽמְאָה לְךָ נַפְשִׁי
).
• כִּמְהָם S 3643 GK 4016 n.pr.m. 1. attendant of David 2 S 19:38 , 39 =
כִּמְהָן
v
4
1;
Ö
in all
Χιµααµ
,
Ö
L
Αχιµααµ
.
2.
in
n.loc.
גֵּרוּת כִמְהָם
Je 41:17
Qr
(
Kt
כמוהם
),
cf.
גֵּרוּת
p. 158
supr.
כִּמְהָן
S
3643
GK
4016
2 S 19:4
1,
v.
foregoing.
TSBA TB, q.v. . Norzi J.S. ben Abraham Norzi . Bab. Babylonian.
Wkl H. Winckler.
Gesch. Geschichte. KG E. Schrader, Die Keilinschr. und die Geschichtsforschung . KB E. Schrader, Keilinschriftl. Bibliothek .