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Strong's #6075 - עָפַל
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- to lift up, swell, be lifted up
- (Pual) to swell
- (Hiphil) to be bold, be swelled
- to presume, be heedless
- (Hiphil) to be heedless, show heedlessness
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2564) lpo (אהפל AhPL) AC: Lift CO: Tower AB: ?
V) lpo (אהפל AhPL) - Lift: KJV (2): (vf: Hiphil, Pual) lift, presume - Strongs: H6075 (עָפַל)
gm) lpfo (אהופל AhWPL) - Tower: KJV (9): fort, stronghold, tower - Strongs: H6076 (עֹפֶל)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
is a tumour in the vulva or anus, 
apparently denominative (compare II. עֹפֶל) see Assyrian uplu, probably tumour (Dl HWB 7 ublu, but see Jen ThLz 1895,250)); — Pu`al Perfect 3 feminine singular עֻמְּלָה Habakkuk 2:4 according to ᵑ0 (subject נַפְשׁוֺ, compare GASm); but substantive needed, Brd SK 1889,121 הַנֶּעֱלָף, We Now הָעַוָּל, compare Gu Kau. —
Hiph`il see II. עפל. below
II. [עָפַל] verb perhaps be heedless (Arabic 
be heedless, neglectful, inadvertent); —
Hiph`il shew heedlessness, Imperfect 3 masculine plural וַיַּעְמִּלוּלַעֲלוֺת Numbers 14:44 (JE) they shewed heedlessness in going up (went up heedlessly), so de Dieu, cited (and allowed) by Di Buhl Lex; > Thes and others shewed presumption (I. עפל, this sense dubious).
עָפַל not used in Kal, prop. to swell up, to be tumid, whence עֹפֶל tumulus, a hillock. Arabic عَفِلَ to suffer from a tumour or hernia. [Perhaps we may comp. Arab. غَفَلَ to neglect any thing, to be remiss. II. to cover over. In this sense we might take the passage in Hab. to be remiss, to draw back, LXX. ὑποστείληται. Vulg. qui incredulus est. Aquila, νωχελευομένου (see also Hebrews 10:28). This Arabic root also gives a suitable sense in Numbers 14:44.]
Pual, to be tumid, metaph. to be proud, haughty, Habakkuk 2:4.
Hiphil, to act tumidly, i.e. proudly, arrogantly. Numbers 14:44, וַיַּעְפִּילוּ לַעֲלֹות וגו׳ “but they acted arrogantly (i.e. neglecting the monition of God) in going up.” In Deuter. 1:43, the same is expressed וַתָּזִדוּ וַתַּעֲלוּ הָהָרָה. Hence
