UBS Hebrew Dictionary Article

2 I’m asleep, but my heart is awake.
⇔ A sound—my dearest is knocking.
⇔ “Open to me, my girlfriend, my darling, my dove, my perfect one,
⇔ because my head is full of dew—
⇔ my hair is wet with the night dampness.”

OET-LV SNG 5:2

2 I was_sleeping and_heart _of_my was_awake the _sound _of my _lover _of_my is_knocking open to_me my _sister _of_my friend _of_my dove _of_my my _perfect _of_one that_head _of_my is_filled dew locks _of_my dewdrops _of night.

All 3 recorded passages for this sense

PSA: RV PSA 73:20 · LV PSA 73:20 · Read together PSA 73:20

SNG: RV SNG 5:2 · LV SNG 5:2 · Read together SNG 5:2

MAL: RV MAL 2:12 · LV MAL 2:12 · Read together MAL 2:12

Sense 2: to awaken

Semantic domains: Awake (002001001005)

Core domains: Sleeping (164)

Definition: = causative action by which someone wakes up someone else from his sleep

Forms: vbhif-; vbnif- (passive)

PSA 57:9: RV PSA 57:8 · LV PSA 57:9 · Read together PSA 57:8

Show passage in OET

OET-RV PSA 57:8

8 Wake up, my honoured heart. Wake up, harp and other stringed instrument.
⇔ I’ll wake up the dawn.

OET-LV PSA 57:9

9  Awake my _honour _of_my awake Oh_lyre and_harp I _will _waken the_dawn.

PSA 108:3: RV PSA 108:2 · LV PSA 108:3 · Read together PSA 108:2

Show passage in OET

OET-RV PSA 108:2

2 Wake up, lute and harp—
⇔ I’ll wake up the dawn.

OET-LV PSA 108:3

3  Awake Oh_lyre and_harp I _will _waken the_dawn.

All 3 recorded passages for this sense

PSA: RV PSA 57:8 · RV PSA 108:2 · LV PSA 57:9 · LV PSA 108:3 · Read together PSA 57:8 · Read together PSA 108:2

ZEC: RV ZEC 4:1 · LV ZEC 4:1 · Read together ZEC 4:1

Sense 3: to come into action

Semantic domains: Act (002002002001)

Definition: = action by which someone ends a period of inactivity and comes into action, ◄ as if he had been sleeping for a certain time

Forms: vbqal-; vbnif-; vbhit-; vbhif-

Synonyms: נשׂא · קום · קיץ

JDG 5:12: RV JDG 5:12 · LV JDG 5:12 · Read together JDG 5:12

Show passage in OET

OET-RV JDG 5:12

⇔  12 Wake up, Deborah, wake up.
⇔ Wake up, wake up, sing a song.
⇔ Barak, get moving and capture your prisoners,
⇔ you son of Avinoam.

OET-LV JDG 5:12

12 Awake awake Oh _Dəbōrāh awake awake speak a _song arise Oh _Bārāq and_take _captive captive[s]_of_your Oh _son _of ʼAⱱīnnoˊam.

JOB 8:6: RV JOB 8:6 · LV JOB 8:6 · Read together JOB 8:6

Show passage in OET

OET-RV JOB 8:6

6 and if you’re pure and honourable,
⇔ he’ll rouse himself to help you
⇔ and restore your rightful home.

OET-LV JOB 8:6

6 If are_pure and_upright you if/because now he _will _awake on_you and_he _will _restore the _abode _of your _righteousness _of_your.

All 23 recorded passages for this sense

JDG: RV JDG 5:12 · LV JDG 5:12 · Read together JDG 5:12

JOB: RV JOB 8:6 · RV JOB 14:12 · RV JOB 17:8 · RV JOB 31:29 · LV JOB 8:6 · LV JOB 14:12 · LV JOB 17:8 · LV JOB 31:29 · Read together JOB 8:6 · Read together JOB 14:12 · Read together JOB 17:8 · Read together JOB 31:29

PSA: RV PSA 7:6 · RV PSA 35:23 · RV PSA 44:23 · RV PSA 57:8 · RV PSA 59:4 · RV PSA 108:2 · LV PSA 7:7 · LV PSA 35:23 · LV PSA 44:24 · LV PSA 57:9 · LV PSA 59:5 · LV PSA 108:3 · Read together PSA 7:6 · Read together PSA 35:23 · Read together PSA 44:23 · Read together PSA 57:8 · Read together PSA 59:4 · Read together PSA 108:2

SNG: RV SNG 4:16 · LV SNG 4:16 · Read together SNG 4:16

ISA: RV ISA 51:9 · RV ISA 51:17 · RV ISA 52:1 · RV ISA 64:7 · LV ISA 51:9 · LV ISA 51:17 · LV ISA 52:1 · LV ISA 64:6 · Read together ISA 51:9 · Read together ISA 51:17 · Read together ISA 52:1 · Read together ISA 64:7

JER: RV JER 6:22 · RV JER 25:32 · RV JER 50:41 · LV JER 6:22 · LV JER 25:32 · LV JER 50:41 · Read together JER 6:22 · Read together JER 25:32 · Read together JER 50:41

JOL: RV JOL 3:12 · LV JOL 4:12 · Read together JOL 3:12

HAB: RV HAB 2:19 · LV HAB 2:19 · Read together HAB 2:19

ZEC: RV ZEC 2:13 · RV ZEC 13:7 · LV ZEC 2:17 · LV ZEC 13:7 · Read together ZEC 2:13 · Read together ZEC 13:7

Sense 4: to rouse, to stir up

Semantic domains: Act (002002002001)

Definition: = causative action by which someone causes someone else's inactivity to end so that he comes into action, ◄ as if he had been sleeping for a certain time

Forms: vbpiel; vbhif-

DEU 32:11: RV DEU 32:11 · LV DEU 32:11 · Read together DEU 32:11

Show passage in OET

OET-RV DEU 32:11

11 Like an eagle stirs up its nest,
⇔ hovering over its young.
⇔ He spread his wings, then took him—
⇔ sitting him on top of his feathers.

OET-LV DEU 32:11

11 Like_an _eagle which_it _stirs _up nest _of_its over ones _of_its _young it _hovers it _spreads _out wings _of_its it_takes _it it_carries _it on pinion _of_its.

CH1 5:26: RV CH1 5:26 · LV CH1 5:26 · Read together CH1 5:26

Show passage in OET

OET-RV CH1 5:26

26 So Yisrael’s (Israel) god stirred up the spirit of the Assyrian King Pul (also known as Tiglat -Pileser). He took them into exile—that is, the Re’uvenim, the Gadim, and the half tribe of Menasheh (Manasseh). Then he took them to Halah, Havor, Hara, and the river of Gozan (where they still are to this day).

OET-LV CH1 5:26

26 And_ the _god _of Yisrā^ʼēl/(Israel) _he _stirred _up DOM the _spirit _of Pūl the _king _of ʼAshshūr and_DOM the _spirit _of Tiglat pilʼeşer the _king _of ʼAshshūr and_he_took _them _into _exile to_Rəʼūⱱēnite[s] and_to_Gādī[s] and_to_the _half _of the _tribe _of Mənashsheh and_he/it _brought_them to_Ḩₐlaḩ and_Ḩāⱱōr and_Hārāʼ and_the _river _of Gōzān until the_day (the)_this.

All 25 recorded passages for this sense

DEU: RV DEU 32:11 · LV DEU 32:11 · Read together DEU 32:11

CH1: RV CH1 5:26 · LV CH1 5:26 · Read together CH1 5:26

CH2: RV CH2 21:16 · RV CH2 36:22 · LV CH2 21:16 · LV CH2 36:22 · Read together CH2 21:16 · Read together CH2 36:22

EZR: RV EZR 1:1 · RV EZR 1:5 · LV EZR 1:1 · LV EZR 1:5 · Read together EZR 1:1 · Read together EZR 1:5

JOB: RV JOB 3:8 · RV JOB 41:10 · LV JOB 3:8 · LV JOB 41:2 · Read together JOB 3:8 · Read together JOB 41:10

SNG: RV SNG 8:5 · LV SNG 8:5 · Read together SNG 8:5

ISA: RV ISA 13:17 · RV ISA 14:9 · RV ISA 41:2 · RV ISA 41:25 · RV ISA 45:13 · RV ISA 50:4 · LV ISA 13:17 · LV ISA 14:9 · LV ISA 41:2 · LV ISA 41:25 · LV ISA 45:13 · LV ISA 50:4 · Read together ISA 13:17 · Read together ISA 14:9 · Read together ISA 41:2 · Read together ISA 41:25 · Read together ISA 45:13 · Read together ISA 50:4

JER: RV JER 50:9 · RV JER 51:1 · RV JER 51:11 · LV JER 50:9 · LV JER 51:1 · LV JER 51:11 · Read together JER 50:9 · Read together JER 51:1 · Read together JER 51:11

EZE: RV EZE 23:22 · LV EZE 23:22 · Read together EZE 23:22

DAN: RV DAN 11:2 · LV DAN 11:2 · Read together DAN 11:2

JOL: RV JOL 3:7 · RV JOL 3:9 · LV JOL 4:7 · LV JOL 4:9 · Read together JOL 3:7 · Read together JOL 3:9

HAG: RV HAG 1:14 · LV HAG 1:14 · Read together HAG 1:14

ZEC: RV ZEC 4:1 · RV ZEC 9:13 · LV ZEC 4:1 · LV ZEC 9:13 · Read together ZEC 4:1 · Read together ZEC 9:13

Sense 5: to rouse, to stir up, to raise, to stoke

Semantic domains: Happen (002002003003)

Definition: = causative action by which someone causes an event to start taking place, ◄ as if it had been dormant or inactive for a certain time

Forms: vbpiel; vbhif-

PSA 78:38: RV PSA 78:38 · LV PSA 78:38 · Read together PSA 78:38

Show passage in OET

OET-RV PSA 78:38

38 Yet he, being merciful, forgave their disobedience and didn’t destroy them.
⇔ Yes, many times he held back his anger
⇔ ≈ and didn’t stir up all his rage.

OET-LV PSA 78:38

38 And_he was_compassionate he _atoned _for iniquity and_not he _destroyed_them and_he _increased to_turn _back anger _of_his and_not he _stirred _up all _of rage _of_his.

PSA 80:3: RV PSA 80:2 · LV PSA 80:3 · Read together PSA 80:2

Show passage in OET

OET-RV PSA 80:2

2 In the sight of Efrayim (Ephraim) and Benyamin and Menasheh (Manasseh), stir up your power.
⇔ Come and save us.

OET-LV PSA 80:3

3  To_(the)_face _of/in _front _of/before ʼEfrayim and_Binyāmīn and_Mənashsheh stir_up DOM might _of_your and_come for_salvation_salvation to/for_ourselves.

All 10 recorded passages for this sense

PSA: RV PSA 78:38 · RV PSA 80:2 · LV PSA 78:38 · LV PSA 80:3 · Read together PSA 78:38 · Read together PSA 80:2

PRO: RV PRO 10:12 · LV PRO 10:12 · Read together PRO 10:12

SNG: RV SNG 2:7 · RV SNG 3:5 · RV SNG 8:4 · LV SNG 2:7 · LV SNG 3:5 · LV SNG 8:4 · Read together SNG 2:7 · Read together SNG 3:5 · Read together SNG 8:4

ISA: RV ISA 15:5 · RV ISA 42:13 · LV ISA 15:5 · LV ISA 42:13 · Read together ISA 15:5 · Read together ISA 42:13

DAN: RV DAN 11:25 · LV DAN 11:25 · Read together DAN 11:25

HOS: RV HOS 7:4 · LV HOS 7:4 · Read together HOS 7:4

Sense 6: to brandish, to wield

Semantic domains: Hold (002003001010)

Definition: = action by which someone holds a tool and uses it

Forms: vbpiel

SA2 23:18: RV SA2 23:18 · LV SA2 23:18 · Read together SA2 23:18

Show passage in OET

OET-RV SA2 23:18

18 Yoav’s (Joab) brother Avishay (Tseruyah’s sons) was the head over ‘The Three’. Once he was used his spear to kill three hundred fighters, so he was more famous than ‘The Three’.

OET-LV SA2 23:18

18 And_ʼAⱱīshay the _brother _of Yōʼāⱱ/(Joab) the _son _of Tsərū^yāh/(Zeruiah) he was_the _chief _of the and_he he _wielded DOM spear _of_his on three hundred(s) slain and_to/for_him/it a _name among.

CH1 11:11: RV CH1 11:11 · LV CH1 11:11 · Read together CH1 11:11

Show passage in OET

OET-RV CH1 11:11

11 So these are David’s powerful warriors: Yashaveam (a Hakmoni and the leader of the thirty), who once used his spear against three hundred men in a single battle and killed them all.

OET-LV CH1 11:11

11 And_these are_the _number _of the_powerful/mighty(pl) who belonged_to_Dāvid Yāshoⱱˊām/(Jashobeam) a _son _of a _Ḩakmōnī was_the _chief _of the he he _wielded DOM spear _of_his on three hundred(s) slain at_a _time one.

All 4 recorded passages for this sense

SA2: RV SA2 23:18 · LV SA2 23:18 · Read together SA2 23:18

CH1: RV CH1 11:11 · RV CH1 11:20 · LV CH1 11:11 · LV CH1 11:20 · Read together CH1 11:11 · Read together CH1 11:20

ISA: RV ISA 10:26 · LV ISA 10:26 · Read together ISA 10:26

Form 2

Part of speech: vb

Related lemmas: עִוֵּר · עִוָּרֹון · עַוֶּרֶת

Sense 1: to put out (someone's) eyes

Semantic domains: Unable (002001001062)

Core domains: Ability (001); Body (019); Senses (154); Aggression (006)

Definition: = literally: to blind (one's) eyes; hence: = to cause someone to be unable to see by destroying or putting out their eyes

Forms: vbpiel

Collocations: עִוֵּר עֵנַיִם

KI2 25:7: RV KI2 25:7 · LV KI2 25:7 · Read together KI2 25:7

Show passage in OET

OET-RV KI2 25:7

7 He was forced to watch as his sons were slaughtered, then his eyes were gouged out and he was taken to Bavel (Babylon) restrained with two bronze chains.

OET-LV KI2 25:7

7 And_DOM the _sons _of Tsidqiy^yāh/(Zedekiah) they _slaughtered to_eyes _of_his and_DOM the _eyes _of Tsidqiy^yāh he _made _blind and_he_bound _him with _(the)_fetters and_he_brought _him Bāⱱel.

JER 39:7: RV JER 39:7 · LV JER 39:7 · Read together JER 39:7

Show passage in OET

OET-RV JER 39:7

7 Then they gouged out Tsidkiyah’s eyes and put him in chains to be taken to Bavel (Babylon).

OET-LV JER 39:7

7 And_DOM the _eyes _of Tsidqiy^yāh/(Zedekiah) he _made _blind and_he_bound _him with _(the)_fetters to_bring DOM_him/it to_Bāⱱel.

All 3 recorded passages for this sense

KI2: RV KI2 25:7 · LV KI2 25:7 · Read together KI2 25:7

JER: RV JER 39:7 · RV JER 52:11 · LV JER 39:7 · LV JER 52:11 · Read together JER 39:7 · Read together JER 52:11

Sense 2: to make (someone) blind (for something)

Semantic domains: Non-Know (002004002008)

Core domains: Mind (106)

Definition: = causative action by which someone causes someone else to ignore an event, ◄ as if that person were blind

Forms: vbpiel

EXO 23:8: RV EXO 23:8 · LV EXO 23:8 · Read together EXO 23:8

Show passage in OET

OET-RV EXO 23:8

8 You mustn’t accept bribes, because bribes stop people from being unbiased and they undermine the words of honest people.

OET-LV EXO 23:8

8 And_a _bribe not you _must _take if/because (the)_bribe it _makes _blind clear-sighted_people and_it _perverts the _words/messages _of righteous_people.

DEU 16:19: RV DEU 16:19 · LV DEU 16:19 · Read together DEU 16:19

Show passage in OET

OET-RV DEU 16:19

19 You mustn’t pervert justice or give favours. Don’t accept bribes because a bribe causes an otherwise wise person to ignore evil and misrepresents what innocent people say.

OET-LV DEU 16:19

19 Not you _will _turn _aside justice not you _will _pay _regard _to faces and_not you _will _take a _bribe if/because the_bribe it _makes _blind the_eyes _of wise_people and_it _perverts the_words/messages _of righteous_people.

UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

עור

Form 1

Sense 1: to wake up

Sense 2: to awaken

Sense 3: to come into action

Sense 4: to rouse, to stir up

Sense 5: to rouse, to stir up, to raise, to stoke

Sense 6: to brandish, to wield

Form 2

Sense 1: to put out (someone's) eyes

Sense 2: to make (someone) blind (for something)

Form 3

Sense 1: to uncover