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Old Testament Hebrew Lexical Dictionary
Strong's #5445 - סָבַל
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2460) lbx (סבל SBL) AC: Carry CO: Burden AB: ?: [from: lx- raising]
V) lbx (סבל SBL) - Carry: [Hebrew and Aramaic] KJV (10): (vf: Paal, Hitpael, Pual, Participle) carry, bear, labour, burden - Strongs: H5445 (סָבַל), H5446 (סְבַל)
Nm) lbx (סבל SBL) - Burden: KJV (8): burden, charge - Strongs: H5447 (סֵבֶל), H5449 (סַבָּל)
Nf1) elbx (סבלה SBLH) - Burden: KJV (6): burden - Strongs: H5450 (סִבְלוֹת)
gm) lbfx (סובל SWBL) - Burden: KJV (3): burden - Strongs: H5448 (סֻבָּל)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
סָבַל fut. יִסְבֹּל to bear, to carry, a heavy burden. (Syr., Ch., id.) Isaiah 46:4, Isaiah 46:7; Genesis 49:15. Used figuratively to bear griefs, sins, etc. i.e. to receive the penalties which another has deserved, Isaiah 53:4, 11 Isaiah 53:11; Lamentations 5:7. [It must not be forgotten that when the vicarious sufferings of Christ are spoken of, every figure falls very far short of the full truth; he actually bore our sins.]
Pual, part. laden sc. with young, hence pregnant, gravid, used of cattle, Psalms 144:14. Compare Arab. حَامِلُ carrying, bearing in the womb, ثَقُلَ, to be pregnant, to bear in the womb. Syr. ܛܥܝܺܢܐܳ laden, gravid.
Hithpael הִסְתַּבֵּל to become burdensome, Ecclesiastes 12:5. Hence the four following nouns.
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