UBS Hebrew Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: vb

Sense 1: to break up (soil), to plow, to harrow

Semantic domains: Impact (002001001023)

Definition: = causative action by which someone breaks the soil with the help of a plow, pulled by domestic animals; ► to make it ready for cultivation; ≈ usually regarded as a strenuous task which requires much energy

Forms: vbpiel

Synonyms: חרשׁ

JOB 39:10: OET JOB 39:10 (RV-only JOB 39:10 · LV-only JOB 39:10)

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OET-RV JOB 39:10

10 Will you use a rope to guide the wild bull to plough straight,
⇔ ≈ or will he come along afterwards to harrow over the furrows?

OET-LV JOB 39:10

10 Will_you _bind the_wild _ox in_a _furrow _of rope _of_its or will _it _harrow valleys behind_you.

ISA 28:24: OET ISA 28:24 (RV-only ISA 28:24 · LV-only ISA 28:24)

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OET-RV ISA 28:24

24 Does a farmer spend all day ploughing and not sow anything?
⇔ ≈ Does he just continue to break up and harrow his land?

OET-LV ISA 28:24

24 All _of the_day the_plowman does _he _plow to_sow does _he _loosen and_does _he _harrow land _of_his.

All 3 recorded passages for this sense

JOB: OET JOB 39:10 (RV-only JOB 39:10 · LV-only JOB 39:10)

ISA: OET ISA 28:24 (RV-only ISA 28:24 · LV-only ISA 28:24)

HOS: OET HOS 10:11 (RV-only HOS 10:11 · LV-only HOS 10:11)

UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

שׂדד

Form 1

Sense 1: to break up (soil), to plow, to harrow