cherubim
1 K 6:24
(×4) +
8 times
K
,
cf.
2 Ch 3:11
(×4) +
6 times Ch,
Ez 1:6
+
17 times Ez,
Ex 25:20
(×2) 39:9
(×2) (all
P
).
d.
of seraphim
Is 6:2
(×2)
e.
of women in Zec.s vision
Zc 5:9
(×2).
f.
fig.
of the wind,
Ho 4:19
ψ 18:11
=
2 S 22:1
1,
ψ 104:3
.
g.
fig.
of the dawn (winged sun-disc?)
ψ 139:9
,
cf.
of sun of righteousness
Mal 3:20
.
h.
fig.
of
י׳
, as protector of his people
ψ 17:8
;
36:8
;
57:2
;
61:5
;
63:5
;
91:4 Ru 2:12
.
2.
extremity
.
a.
of garment,
=
skirt, corner
, or loose flowing end,
1 S 15:27
;
24:5
,
6
,
12
(×2) Dt 22:1
2;
23:1
;
27:20 Je 2:34
(
fig.
),
Ez 5:3
;
16:8
(in
fig.
),
Hg 2:12
(×2) Zc 8:23 Nu 15:38
(×2) (
P
;
cf.
RS
Sem i. 416, 2nd ed. 437
)
Ru 3:9
.
b.
of the earth,
מִכְּנַף הָאָרֶץ
Is 24:16
from the end of the earth;
elsewhere
pl.
כַּנְפֹות הָא׳
Jb 37:
3;
38:13
, and, def.
אַרְבַּע כ׳ הא׳
Is 11:12
the four corners of the earth;
so of the holy land
Ez 7:2
.
עַל־כְּנַף שִׁקּוּצִים מְשֹׁומֵם
Dn 9:27
is obscure; Meinh. reads, after
Vrss
.,
כָּנָף
,
on the corner
(of the altar)
is a devastating abomination;
< Kue
Onderzoek 2, ii. 472
Be
v, who read
עַל־כַּנֹּו
in its place, instead of it
.
[ כָּנַף S 3670 TWOT 1003 GK 4052 ] vb. denom. from כָּנָף 2. only Niph. be cornered , thrust into a corner, or aside ; Impf. 3 ms. וְלֹא יִכָּנֵף עֹוד מֹורֶיךָ Is 30:20 and no more shall thy teachers be thrust into a corner ( cf. Di ); > others, who render hide themselves , ( cf. Arabic كَنَفَ ( kanafa ) enclose, guard , but this rather for protection).
כנר
TWOT
1004
(
poss. √ of foll.; meaning unknown
)
.
כִּנֹּור
S
3658
TWOT
1004a
GK
4036
n.m.
ψ 81:3
lyre
(
on formation
cf.
Lag
BN
89, Anm.
;
NH
id.;
Aramaic
כִּנָּרָא
,
ܟܶܢܳܪܳܐ
(
kenoro
);
Mand.
כינאר(א)
Nö
M §
104
(who
×4
four times.
K
E. Kautzsch (in B. Aram. Appendix).
RS
W. Robertson Smith, Religion of Semites.
Vrss
Old Versions.
<
indicates that the following is to be preferred to the preceding.
Kue
A. Kuenen.
Bev A. A. Bevan. vb. verb.
Impf. Imperfect. Lag P. de Lagarde, Bildung d. Nomina . Mand. Mandean.
Nö T. Nöldeke, Mandäische Grammatik .
§ T. Nöldeke, Beiträge z. semitischen Sprachwissenschaft.