לְבִיָּא S 3833 TWOT 1070b GK 4234 n.f. lioness ( on format. v. Lag BN 93 ) ;Ez
19:2
(
||
אֲרָיֹות
)
fig.
of mother of Isr.
לָבִיא
S
3833
TWOT
1070b, 1070c
GK
4216, 4233
n.
[
m.
]
lion
, poss. also [
f.
]
lioness
(
cf.
Arabic usage, and
Gn 49:9 Nu 24:9 Jb 4:1
1, etc.; but this by no means certain);
ל׳
abs.
Gn 49:9
+
10 times;
Is 30:6
(
||
לַיִשׁ
),
Jb 38:39
(
||
כְּפִיר
);
Gn 49:9
in
sim.
of victors repose (
רָבַץ
;
||
אַרְיֵה
),
cf.
Nu 24:9
(
c.
שָׁכַב
;
||
אֲרִי
),
Dt 33:20
(
שָׁכֵן וְטָרַף
);
v.
also
Nu 23:24
(
קוּם
;
||
אֲרִי
);
fig.
of Nineveh
Na 2:12
(
||
אַרְיֵה
),
cf.
Is 5:29
(
שָֽׁאֲגָה
in
sim.
;
||
כְּפִירִים
);
fig.
of wicked
Jb 4:11
(
+
אַרְיֵה
,
שָׁהַל
,
כְּפִיר
,
לַיִשׁ
v
1
0,
11
);
sim.
of
י׳
, devouring (
אָכַל
) in judgment
Ho 13:8
;
fig.
of locusts
מְתַלְּעֹות ל׳
Jo 1:6
(
||
אַרְיֵה שִׁנֵּי
).
לְבָאֹות S 3822 GK 4219 n.pr.loc. a city in S. Judah, Jos 15:32 , Ö Λαβως , A
Ö L Λαβωθ = בֵּית ל׳ ( q.v. p. 111 supr. ) Jos 19:6 , Ö Βαθαρωθ , Ö L Βηθλεβαωθ . Site unknown.
לבב (meaning dub.; Dl Pr . 88 ff. finds orig. meaning in Assyrian labâbu , in unruhiger Bewegung sein; √ of לֵבָב , לֵב ; cf. NH id. , Assyrian libbu , Aramaic לִבָּא , ܠܶܒܳܐ ( lebo ), Ethiopic ( ləbb ) Arabic لُبٌّ ( lubbun ), Sab. לב , Sab.Denkm. p. 13, No. 1, 1. 7) ;the literary usage of לֵב and לֵבָב is: 1. earliest poetry, J and E chiefly, Eph doc. of Ju S K chiefly, Am Ho Zc 911 Is 15 use לֵב . 2. לֵבָב first appears in Is and certain strata of E and Eph doc. of Ju S K, and is continued in Zp Na (prob.) D H Dt editors and some ψψ . 3. Je Ez Jb prefer לֵב but use occasionally לֵבָב . 4. Is 2 , 3 La and exilic ψψ use לֵב . 5. Is 1314:23 Je 5051 Hg Zc 18 Jo Jon ψ 25 , 90 , 104 , use לבב . 6. Mal Ob Zc 1214 Memorials of Ezr and Ne Pr Ru Ct and many ψψ of Persian period use לֵב . 7. Chr and Dn use לֵבָב . 8. Ec Est and latest ψψ use לֵב . Exceptions will be noted and suspected passages indicated by? under לבב and לב which are treated apart. See Br Study of the use of לב and לבב in the OT in Semitic Studies in Memory of Dr. Kohut , Berlin, 1897.
sim. simile.
No. number. Br C. A. Briggs. OT Old Testament.