Pt.
דֹּופֵק
Ct 5:2
abs.
knocking
(at door).
Hithp.
Pt.
מִתְדַּפְּקִים עַל־הַדָּ˜לֶת
Ju 19:22
beat violently
(beat themselves tired) against the door.
•
דָּפְקָה
S
1850
GK
1986
n.pr.loc.
first station of Isr. after
מדבר סין
Nu 33:1
2,
13
Ö
Ῥαφακα
; situation unknown,
cf.
views in
Di
(
On an interpret. of name from a stone or metal
Mafkat, Ta-Mafkat
=
Mafkat
-district,
v. Eb
GS 148 f. 552 ff.
)
דַּק S 1851 TWOT 448a GK 1987 , דֹּק S 1852 TWOT 448b GK 1988 v. sub דקק .
דקל
(
√ of foll.
cf.
دَقَلٌ
(daqalun) a king of
palm;
NH
דֶּקֶל
, date-tree, palm
, Aramaic
דִּיקְלָא
,
ܕܶܩܠܴܐ
(
deqlo
)
)
.
• דִּקְלָה S 1853 GK 1989 n.pr.m. ( loc. ) a son of Joktan, i.e. an Arabian territory or people Gn 10:27 = 1 Ch 1:2 1; unknown, cf. Di Gn 10:2 7.
•[דָּקַק
S
1854
TWOT
448
GK
1990
]
vb.
crush, pulverise, thresh; be fine
(Arabic
دَقَّ
(
daqqa
)
be
or
become thin, minute;
Ethiopic
˜˜˜
(
daqaqa
) Assyrian
daḳâḳu
Pa.
break in pieces
COT
Gloss;
Ph.
דק
id.
, Aramaic
דַּקֵּק
Pa.
id.
,
ܕܰܩ
(
daq
)
)
—
Qal
Pf.
3
ms.
דַּק
Dt 9:2
1,
דָּ˜ק
Ex 32:2
0;
Impf.
3
ms. sf.
יְדֻקֶּ˜נּוּ
Is 28:2
8;
2
ms.
תָּדֹק
Is 41:1
5;—
1.
crush
(
trans.
)
sq. acc.
לֶחֶם
bread-stuff, corn
Is 28:2
8; of threshing
||
דּוּשׁ
Is 41:15
(
fig.
of pulverizing mts.)
2.
only
Pf.
;
be fine
, of state to wh. Moses reducd the golden calf by grinding
וַיִּטְחַן עַד אֲשֶׁר־דָּ˜ק
Ex 32:20
;
הֵיטֵב עַד אֲשֶׁר־דַּק לְעָפָר וָאֶכֹּת אֹתֹו טָחֹון
Dt 9:2
1.
Hiph.
Pf.
הֵדַק
2 K 23:15 2 Ch 34:
4;
2
fs.
וַהֲדִקֹּות
consec.
Mi 4:1
3;
Impf.
וַיָּ˜דֶק
2 K 23:6 2 Ch 15:1
6;
1
s.
sf.
אֲדִקֵּם
2 S 22:43
(but
אֲרִיקֵם
||
ψ 18:43
);
Inf. abs.
הָדֵק
Ex 30:3
6;
cstr.
לְהֵדַק
2 Ch 34:7
(form anomalous
cf.
Ew
§ 238 d
Ol
§ 258 b B
e; read perhaps
לְהָדֵק
K
i; or
לָדַק
[
v.
כַּדַּק
Is 40:1
5]
cf.
Ö
t);—
make dust of, pulverize
וַיָּ˜דֶק לְעָפָר
2 K 23:6
(i.e. the Ashere),
||
2 Ch 34:
4,
7
(
כִּתַּת לְהֵדַק
); so of the
bamah
לְעָפָר הֵדַק
2 K 23:1
5; of the
מִפְלֶצֶת
2 Ch 15:1
6;
fig.
Mi 4:13
(
obj.
עַמִּים רַבִּים
);
Ex 30:36
(
P
) has
מִמֶּנָּה הָדֵק וְשָׁחַקְתָּ˜
and thou shalt beat some of it fine
i.e. the
Eb G. Ebers, Durch Gosen zum Sinai .