Hebrew Word Studies (7 words)
29(of invaders); of lion, constructשַׁאֲגַתZechariah 11:3;Job 4:10(figurative of wicked), suffixקוֺל שַׁאֲגָתוֺEzekiel 19:7(figurative of conquering king).2human cry in distress,שַׁאֲגְתִיPsalm 32:3,׳ 29(of invaders); of lion, constructשַׁאֲגַתZechariah 11:3;Job 4:10(figurative of wicked), suffixקוֺל שַׁאֲגָתוֺEzekiel 19:7(figurative of conquering king).2human cry in distress,שַׁאֲגְתִיPsalm 32:3,׳
- roaring (semantic_range)
15lion(Assyrianaria, Ethiopicwild beast, compare alsoאַרְיֵהbelow) —אֲרִיAmos 3:1213t.+2 Samuel 23:20Qr (Ktאריה),Lamentations 3:10(id.) +Psalm 22:17(כָּֽאֲרִיfor wh .rdכאדו=כָּרוּcompare De Pe Che cri 15lion(Assyrianaria, Ethiopicwild beast, compare alsoאַרְיֵהbelow) —אֲרִיAmos 3:1213t.+2 Samuel 23:20Qr (Ktאריה),Lamentations 3:10(id.) +Psalm 22:17(כָּֽאֲרִיfor wh .rdכאדו=כָּרוּcompare De Pe Che cri
14sound, voice; — absoluteקוֺלGenesis 4:10+ (הַקֹּלGenesis 27:22;Genesis 45:16); constructקוֺלGenesis 3:8+ (וְקֹלExodus 19:16,לְקֹלExodus 4:8(twice in verse)); suffixקוֺלִי1 Samuel 26:17+,קוֺלְךָJudge 14sound, voice; — absoluteקוֺלGenesis 4:10+ (הַקֹּלGenesis 27:22;Genesis 45:16); constructקוֺלGenesis 3:8+ (וְקֹלExodus 19:16,לְקֹלExodus 4:8(twice in verse)); suffixקוֺלִי1 Samuel 26:17+,קוֺלְךָJudge
14+,שָׁ֑חַלJob 4:10+; —lion, simile of׳י, toward IsraelHosea 5:14(""כְּפִיר),Hosea 13:7(""נָמֵר); of guilty menJob 4:10(""אַרְיֵה,כְּפִירִים); figurative of foesPsalm 91:13(""כְּפִיר)lion, as huntedPs 14+,שָׁ֑חַלJob 4:10+; —lion, simile of׳י, toward IsraelHosea 5:14(""כְּפִיר),Hosea 13:7(""נָמֵר); of guilty menJob 4:10(""אַרְיֵה,כְּפִירִים); figurative of foesPsalm 91:13(""כְּפִיר)lion, as huntedPs
13(yetmasculine1 Samuel 14:5compare Dr)tooth, ivory; —׳שׁabsoluteExodus 21:24+, constructExodus 21:27+,׳שֶׁןDeuteronomy 32:24; suffixשִׁנּםExodus 21:27; dualשִׁנַּיִםProverbs 10:26, constructשִׁנֵּיJe 13(yetmasculine1 Samuel 14:5compare Dr)tooth, ivory; —׳שׁabsoluteExodus 21:24+, constructExodus 21:27+,׳שֶׁןDeuteronomy 32:24; suffixשִׁנּםExodus 21:27; dualשִׁנַּיִםProverbs 10:26, constructשִׁנֵּיJe
516t.; pluralכְּפִרִיםJeremiah 2:153t.;כְּפִירִיםZechariah 11:37t.; suffixכְּפִירַיִךְNahum 2:14;כְּפִירֶיהָEzekiel 38:13(Co readsכנעניה); — literalאֲרָיוֺת׳כJudges 14:5young lion of lions;Amos 3:4;Ps 516t.; pluralכְּפִרִיםJeremiah 2:153t.;כְּפִירִיםZechariah 11:37t.; suffixכְּפִירַיִךְNahum 2:14;כְּפִירֶיהָEzekiel 38:13(Co readsכנעניה); — literalאֲרָיוֺת׳כJudges 14:5young lion of lions;Amos 3:4;Ps
10, — Aramaic (?) form, or < textual error forנִתָּ֑צוּ.Topical LexiconRoot Meaning and Semantic Rangeנָתַע (Strong’s 5421) denotes the violent separation of something once firmly fixed—“to tear out,” 10, — Aramaic (?) form, or < textual error forנִתָּ֑צוּ.Topical LexiconRoot Meaning and Semantic Rangeנָתַע (Strong’s 5421) denotes the violent separation of something once firmly fixed—“to tear out,”
- break (semantic_range)
- break down (semantic_range)
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Commentary
Gill's Exposition
The roaring of the lion, and the voice of the fierce lion,.... Which Aben Ezra interprets of God himself, who is compared to a lion; who not only by his voice terrifies, but in his wrath tears the wicked in pieces, and destroys them, and so is a continuation of the preceding account; and others, as R. Moses and R. Jonah, whom he mentions, take this to be a continuation of the means and methods by which God
destroys wicked men sometimes, namely, by beasts of prey; this being one of his sore judgments he threatens men with, and inflicts upon men, see Lev 26:22 ; and in this they are followed by some Christian interpreters, who render the words "at" or "by the roaring of the lion, and by the voice of the fierce lion, by the teeth of the young lions" (c), they the wicked "are broken", ground to pieces, and utterly destroyed; but it is better, with Jarchi, Ben Gersom, and others, to understand it of kings and princes, of the mighty ones of the earth, tyrannical and oppressive rulers and governors; comparable to lions of different ages; because of their grandeur and greatness, their power and might, their cruelty and oppression in each of their different capacities; signifying, that these do not escape the righteous judgments of God: the Targum interprets the roaring of the lion of Esau, and the voice of the fierce lion of Edom; and another Jewish writer (d) of Nimrod, the first tyrant and oppressor, the mighty hunter before the Lord; but these are too particular; wicked men in power and authority in general are here, and in the following clauses, intended, see Jer 4:7 Ti2 4:17 ; and the sense is, that such ploughers and sowers of iniquity as are like to fierce and roaring lions are easily and quickly destroyed by the Lord: and the teeth of the young lions are broken: the power of such mighty ones to do mischief is taken away from them, and they and their families are brought to ruin; the teeth of lions are very strong in both jaws; they have fourteen teeth, four incisors or cutters, four canine or dog teeth, six molars or grinders. (c) "Rugitu leonis et voce ferocis leonis", &c. Junius & Tremellius, Piscator; so some in R. Someon Bar Tzemach. (d) R. Obadiah Sephorno.