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Strong's #6296 - פָּגַר

Transliteration

pâgar

Phonetics

paw-gar'

Origin

a primitive root

Parts of Speech

Verb

TWOT

1732

Definition

Brown-Driver-Briggs
Strong

Brown-Driver-Briggs'

1) (Piel) to be exhausted, be faint

Greek Equivalent Words:

Strong #: 1590 ‑ ἐκλύω (ek‑loo'‑o); 2523 ‑ καθίζω (kath‑id'‑zo);

Frequency Lists

Book
Word

Verse Results

KJV (2)

1 Samuel 2

NAS (2)

1 Samuel 2

HCS (2)

1 Samuel 2

BSB (2)

1 Samuel 2

ESV (2)

1 Samuel 2

WEB (2)

1 Samuel 2

Ancient Hebrew Lexicon Definitions

2593) r c p (פגר PGR) AC: Faint CO: Carcass AB: ?: [from: cp- as being unfit]

V) r c p (פגר PGR) - Faint: To faint as though dead. KJV (2): (vf: Piel) faint - Strongs: H6296 (פָּגַר)

N^m) r c p (פגר PGR) - Carcass: A dead body. KJV (22): carcass, dead, corpse - Strongs: H6297 (פֶּגֶר)

Brown-Driver-Briggs Expanded Definition

[מָּגַר] verb Pi`el be exhausted, faint (ᵑ7מְּגַר derived species tear down, destroy; Assyrian pagru, body, corpse; Late Hebrew מֶּגֶר = Biblical Hebrew; Aramaic מַּגְרָא,

; Palmyrene פגר; Mandean פאגרא Nö^{M § 89}); — Perfect 3 plural מִּגְּרוּ מִן they were too faint to go, etc. 1 Samuel 30:10,21.

Gesenius' Hebrew and Chaldee Definition

פָּגַר not used in Kal. Piel, to be exhausted, void of strength, 1 Samuel 30:10, 21 1 Samuel 30:21 (Talmud to be lazy, at ease; Syr. ܒܓܰܪ (the letters ב and פ being interchanged), to be attenuated; ܒܓܝܺܪܳܐ weak, wearied. Also the Lat. piger. The primary stock of both words פגר and piger, is פג; compare פּוּג, piget). Hence

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List of Word Forms

פִּגְּר֔וּ פִּגְּר֣וּ ׀ פגרו pig·gə·rū piggeRu piggərū