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UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

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עֵט

Strong’s: H5842

Associated OET lemmas: עֵט

Authors: Reinier de Blois

Form 1

Part of speech: nsm

Sense 1: pen

Semantic domains: Tools (001004001017)

Core domains: Crafts (027); Writing (191); Communication (041)

Definition: = reed of about 20 centimeters long and sharpened on one end and split to form a nib; sometimes made of a rush cut at an angle and then frayed to form a fine brush; ► used for making marks with ink on writing material

Further resources: Realia:1.7.3

Show passage in OET: PSA 45:2

OET-RV PSA 45:1

45 My heart is stirred with an excellent message.
 ⇔ I’ll read aloud the words I’ve composed about the king.
 ⇔ My tongue is like the pen of a skilled secretary.

OET-LV PSA 45:2

2  Heart_of_my it_is_aroused a_message good I am_speaking work(s)_of_my to_the_king tongue_of_my is_a_stylus a_scribe skilled.
Show passage in OET: JER 8:8

OET-RV JER 8:8

8 How can you all say that you’re wise and that you have Yahwehs instructions?
 ⇔ Honestly, the quills of deceitful scribes have made it into a lie.

OET-LV JER 8:8

8 How will_you(pl)_say are_wise we and_the_law_of YHWH is_with_us truly HERE into_falsehood a_stylus_of falsehood_of scribes it_has_made_it.

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Sense 2: stylus

Semantic domains: Tools (001004001017)

Core domains: Crafts (027); Writing (191); Communication (041); Permanence (120)

Definition: = short, sharp piece of iron; ► used for engraving marks, usually writing or drawing, on stone or metal; ≈ associated with conditions that are permanent and are not likely to change

Collocations: עֵט בַּרְזֶל

Further resources: Realia:1.7.5

Synonyms: צִפֹּרֶן שָׁמִיר