( rba˓ ), Chr. Pal. ܪܒܥ ( rb˓ ) recline at meals , Schwally Idiot. 87) ; Qal Pf. 3 ms. ר׳ Gn 49:9 , 3 fs. consec. וְרָבְֽצָה Dt 29:1 9, רָבָצָה Ez 19: 2, etc.; Impf. 3 ms. יִרְבָּץ Is 11: 6; 27:10 ; 3 fs. וַתִּרְבַּץ Nu 22:2 7; 3 mpl. יִרְבְּצוּ 11: 7, יִרְבָּצוּ 14:3 0, יִרְבָּצוּן Zp 2:7 ψ 104:22 ; 3 fpl. תִּרְבַּצְנָה Ez 34:14 ; Pt. רֹבֵץ Ex 23:5 + 3 times; f. רֹבֶצֶת Gn 49:25 + 2 times; mpl. רֹבְצִים 29: 2; lie down, lie: of domestic animals, ass Ex 23:5 ( E ; under heavy burden), Nu 22:27 (Je; in obstructed path), Gn 49:14 (at ease; poet., in sim. ); sheep, in repose, 29:2 ( J ), Is 17:2 Zp 2:1 4; fig. of people Ez 34:14 ; calf, in repose Is 27:10 ; of wild beasts, lion, in lair, Gn 49:9 (poem in J ; fig. ), ψ 104:22 ; = make lair, abode Ez
19:2 ( fig. ), so of צִיִּים Is 13:2 1, תַּנִּין Ez 29:3 ( fig. ); leopard (with kid) Is 11:6 , cf. v 7; = brood, of mother-bird Dt 22:6 ( עַל־הָאֶפְרֹחִים ); of man, in repose Is 14:30 Jb 11:1 9, cf. Zp 2: 7; 3:13 ( fig. of flock perhaps impl., cf. Ez 34:14 supr .); of the deep, רֹבֶצֶת תָּחַת Gn 49:25 Dt 33:1 3; fig. of curse Dt 29:19 ( ב pers .); of sin, לַפֶּתַה חַטָּאת רֹבֵץ Gn 4:7 at the door sin makes its lair . Hiph. Impf. 3 ms. sf. יַרְבִּיצֵנִי ψ 23:2 , 2 ms. תַּרְבִּיץ Ct 1: 7, etc.; Pt. מַרְבִּיץ Is 54:1 1, pl. מַרְבֹּצֹים Je 33:1 2; cause to lie down , or lie , acc. of flock (for repose) Je 33:12 , also ( fig. ) ψ 23:2 Ez 34:1 5; acc. of flock om. Is 13:20 Ct 1: 7; of laying stones Is
54:11 .
רֵבֶץ
S
7258
TWOT
2109a
GK
8070
n.
[
m.
]
(place of) lying down, resting
- or
dwelling-place
;
cstr.
ר׳ בָּקָר
Is 65:10
(
||
נְוֵה צֹאן
);
sf.
בִּנְוֵה תַנִּים רִבְצָהּ
35:7
(
cf.
Ges
§ 145 m, but
Du
רָֽבְצָה
, sc. flock);
רִבְצָם
Je 50:6
(people as sheep); of man,
רִבְצֹו
Pr 24:15
(
||
נְוֵה צַדְּיק
).
מַרְבֵּץ S 4769 TWOT 2109b GK 5271 n. [ m. ] id. ;of wild beasts, מ׳ לַחַיָּה Zp 2:15 (sign of desolation, || שַׁמָּה ); of flock, cstr. מִרְבַּץ־צֹאן Ez 25:5 ( || נְוֵה גְמַלִּים ).
רבק TWOT 2110 ( √ of following; cf. Arabic رَبَقَ (rabaqa) tie fast; å רִיבְקָא stall ) .
Chr. Pal. Christian-Palestinian Aramaic. Schwally F. Schwally, Idioticon d. Chr. Pal.