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Strong's #815 - אֵשֶׁל
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1472) ls (סהל ShL) AC: Draw out CO: ? AB: ?
A) ls (סהל ShL) AC: ? CO: Quiet AB: ?: In the sense of quietness from prosperity.
Nm) ls (סהל ShL) - I. Of:In the sense of something being drawn out of something else. II. Neglect:[Unknown connection to root] KJV (4): though, cause, for - Strongs: H7944 (שַׁל), H7945 (שֶׁל)
fm) ils (סהלי ShLY) - Quietly: In the sense of prosperity. KJV (1): quietly - Strongs: H7987 (שְׁלִי)
rf) fls (סהלו ShLW) - Neglect: [Unknown connection to root; Aramaic only] KJV (5): amiss, fail, error - Strongs: H7955 (שִׂלָּה), H7960 (שָׁלוּת)
B) lls (סהלל ShLL) AC: Spoil CO: ? AB: ?: The spoils drawn out after battle.
V) lls (סהלל ShLL) - Spoil: KJV (16): (vf: Paal) spoil, take, fall, prey, purpose - Strongs: H7997 (שָׁלַל)
Nm) lls (סהלל ShLL) - Spoil: KJV (73): spoil, prey - Strongs: H7998 (שָׁלָל)
gm) llfs (סהולל ShWLL) - Spoiled: What is taken as spoil. KJV (4): spoil, strip - Strongs: H7758 (שֵׁילָל)
C) lsa (אסהל AShL) AC: ? CO: ? AB: ?: [Unknown meaning]
Nm) lsa (אסהל AShL) - Tamarisk: The tree or a grove. KJV (3): grove, tree - Strongs: H815 (אֵשֶׁל)
D) las (סהאל ShAL) AC: Request CO: ? AB: ?: To draw out something that is not known.
V) las (סהאל ShAL) - Ask: To seek to understand what is not known. [Hebrew and Aramaic] KJV (179): (vf: Paal, Niphal, Hiphil, Piel) ask, enquire, desire, require, borrow, salute, demand, lent, request, beg - Strongs: H7592 (שָׁאֵל), H7593 (שְׁאֵל)
Nf1) elas (סהאלה ShALH) - Request: A seeking for what is not known. KJV (15): petition, demand, loan - Strongs: H7595 (שְׁאֵלָה), H7596 (שֵׁלָה)
hf1) elasm (מסהאלה MShALH) - Request: A seeking for what is not known. KJV (2): petition, desire - Strongs: H4862 (מִשְׁאָלָה)
cf) lfas (סהאול ShAWL) - Grave: The place of the dead as an unknown place. KJV (65): grave, hell, pit - Strongs: H7585 (שְׁאֹל)
H) els (סהלה ShLH) AC: Draw out CO: ? AB: ?
V) els (סהלה ShLH) - I. Mislead:[Hebrew and Aramaic] II. Rest:[Aramaic only] KJV (4): (vf: Paal, Niphal, Hiphil) negligent, deceive, take, rest - Strongs: H7952 (שָׁלָה), H7953 (שָׁלָה), H7954 (שְׁלֵה)
J) lfs (סהול ShWL) AC: ? CO: Robe AB: ?: As long and drawn out.
Nm) lfs (סהול ShWL) - Robe: KJV (11): hem, skirt, train - Strongs: H7757 (שׁוּל)
K) fls (סהלו ShLW) AC: Prosper CO: ? AB: ?: A drawing out of what is needed.
V) fls (סהלו ShLW) - Prosper: KJV (5): (vf: Paal) prosper, safety, happy - Strongs: H7951 (שָׁלַו)
Nf1) efls (סהלוה ShLWH) - Prosperity: [Hebrew and Aramaic] KJV (10): prosperity, peaceably, quietness, abundance, peace, tranquility - Strongs: H7959 (שָׁלוּ), H7962 (שַׁלְוָה), H7963 (שְׁלֵוָה)
bm) fils (סהליו ShLYW) - Prosperity: KJV (8): ease, peaceable, quietness, prosperity, quiet, prosper, wealthy - Strongs: H7961 (שְׁלֵוָה)
M) lis (סהיל ShYL) AC: Draw out CO: Infant AB: ?
ff1 ) eilis (סהיליה ShYLYH) - Infant: As drawn out of the mother. KJV (1): young - Strongs: H7988 (שִׁלְיָה)
Adopted Roots:
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
, Sabean אתֿל SabDenkm65 compare DHM BS ii. 958; on an Aramaic אַתְלָא see Löw No. 38; compare Tristr FFP 250) planted by Abraham Genesis 21:33 (J); in 1 Samuel 22:6 Saul is dwelling בַּגִּבְעָה תַּחַתהָֿאֵשֶׁל בָּרָמָה; 1 Samuel 31:13 Saul and his sons are buried ׳תַּחַתהָֿא; it was perhaps a sacred tree, marking shrine.
אֵשֶׁל (according to Kimchi אֶשֶׁל, with six points), i.q. Arab. أَثْلُ tamarisk, myrica (Tamarix orientalis, Linn.). 1 Samuel 22:6, תַּחַת הָאֵשֶׁל “under a tamarisk tree.” 1 Samuel 31:13 (in the parallel place, 1 Chronicles 10:12, תַּחַת הָאֵלָה “under a terebinth,” or “a tree” generally). Hence, perhaps, any large tree (like אֵלָה, אֵלוֹן), and collect, trees, a grove, Genesis 21:33. A very exact description of the tree اثل is given by J.E. Faber in Fab. et Reiskii Opuscc. Med. ex Monum. Arabum, p. 137; also, Ker Porter’s Travels, ii. 311.
