פְּלִילָה (pəlīlāh) — to judge / to render justice / to give a verdict

Form 1

Part of speech: nsf

Related lemmas: פלל

Sense 1: to judge, to render justice, to give a verdict

Semantic domains: Judge (002004002006); Relief (002001002023); Safe (002003003018)

Core domains: Courts and Legal Procedures (047); Justice (095); Authority (015)

Definition: = action by which someone gives a verdict on a case or person in a dispute and ensures that the verdict is implemented, which, ideally, results in relief for the innocent and punishment for the guilty; this can only be done by someone in authority, such as a judge or ruler or even God himself

Show passage in OET: ISA 16:3

OET-RV ISA 16:3

3 Bring some advice. Make a decision.
⇔ Make some shade that’s dark in the middle of the day.
⇔ Hide the fugitives.
⇔ ≈ Don’t expose the refugees.

OET-LV ISA 16:3

3 Bring counsel make a _decision make like_night shade _of_your in _the_middle the_noon(s) hide banished_ones a _fugitive do _not expose.

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UBS Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew

פְּלִילָה

Form 1

Sense 1: to judge, to render justice, to give a verdict