[דָּלַג S 1801 TWOT 430 GK 1925 ] vb. leap (NH spring over, skip (a verse), omit ) Qal Pt. דֹּולֵג Zp 1:9 leap , c. art. one leaping על־הַמִּפְתָּן ; Ö 1 S 5:5 ὑπερβαίνοντες ὑπερβαίνουσιν = דָּלֹג יִדְלֹגוּ cf. D r. Pi. Impf. יְדַלֵּג Is 35:6 ; אֲדַלֶּג־ ψ 18:30 = 2 S 22:3 0; Pt. מְדַלֵּג Ct 2: 8; leap, leap over c. acc. שׁוּר ψ 18:30 = 2 S 22:3 0; abs. leap as the stag , יְד׳ כָּאַיָּל פִּסֵּחַ Is 35: 6; sq. על of locality Ct 2:8 ( || מְקַפֵּץ ).
דָּלָה
S
1802, 1817
TWOT
431, 431a, 431b
GK
1926, 1927, 1928
vb.
draw
(water)
(NH
id.
, Aramaic
דְּלָא
,
ܕܠܴܐ
(
dlo
) Arabic
دَلَا
(
dalā
)
pull up
bucket;
II,
IV let down;
v
hang down;
cf.
دَلْوٌ
(
dalwun
)
bucket;
Ethiopic
(
dalawa
)
weigh;
Assyrian
dalû
,
draw water
,
cf.
Dl
§ 108 C Adler
PAOS Oct. 1888, xcix.
; also
dilûtu
,
bucket
,
Id
ib.,
dalâni
COT
Gloss.)
Qal
Pf.
דָּלָה
Ex 2:1
9;
Impf.
3
ms. sf.
יִדְלֶנָּה
Pr 20:
5;
3
f. pl.
וַתִּדְלֶנָה
Ex 2:1
6;
Inf. abs.
דָּלֹה
Ex 2:1
9;
draw
(water, but no
obj.
expr.)
Ex 2:16
,
19
(×2);
fig.
of drawing counsel (
עֵצָה
) out of heart,
c.
acc.
(
sf.
)
Pr 20:5
.
דַּלְיוּ
Pr 26:7
is difficult; read perhaps
3
m. pl.
דָּלָיוּ
intrans
., a lame mans legs
hang down
(helpless) so
Ew Sta
§ 413 a; other views in
De No
w.
Pi.
Pf.
2
ms. sf.
דִּלִּיתָנִי
ψ 30:2
fig.
(
cf.
Pa. in Syriac) subj.
י׳
thou hast drawn me up
(out of
She
eô
cf.
v
4).
[
דָּל
S
1817
TWOT
431a
GK
1923
]
n.
[
m.
]
door
(
Ph. דל
)
only fig. cstr.
דַּל שְׂפָתָי
ψ 141:3
.
[
דָּלָה
S
1802, 1817
TWOT
431, 431a, 431b
GK
1926, 1927, 1928
]
n.f.
door
, only
Qr
דְּלָתְֽךָ
(
Kt
דלתיך
)
Is 26:20
fig
., door of chamber in which people (personified) hide (
cf.
also
דֶּלֶת
du.).
דְּלִי
S
1805
TWOT
431c
GK
1932
n.
[
m.
]
bucket
,
כְּמַר מִדְּלִי
like a drop
(hanging)
from a bucket
Is 40:1
5; du.
sf.
מִדָּֽלְיָו יִזַּל־מַיִם
Nu 24:7
cf.
Di
(on form
dolyāw
cf.
Ew
§ 180 a & Anm. 3
, also
Sta
§ 52 a);
fig.
of Israels prosperity.
[
דָּלִיֹּות
] pl. of [דָּלִית
] n.f.
branch, bough
,
metaph.
of Israel under figure of olive tree
דָּֽלִיֹּותָיו
Je 11:16 Ez 17:
6,
7
(figure of vine);
v
23
Dl Freidrich Delitzsch, Assyrian Grammer;