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Strong's #6484 - פָּצַר
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2629) ryp (פתסר PTsR) AC: Press CO: File AB: ?: The sharpening of a metal tool by pressing and moving a file or stone over the point. [from: ry]
V) ryp (פתסר PTsR) - Press: To push or urge another into an action. KJV (7): (vf: Paal, Hiphil) urge, press, stubbornness - Strongs: H6484 (פָּצַר)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
פָּצַר fut. יִפְצַר pr. (see Schult. Opp. Min. p. 168) to beat, to make blunt, i.q. Arab. فطر (whence פְּצִירָה, which see); hence to urge, to press, followed by בְּ of pers.
(a) with prayers (compare obtundere precibus), Genesis 19:3, 33:11.
(b) with a hostile mind, Genesis 19:9. Compare cognate פָּרַץ בְּ.
Hiphil, to strike on the mind; hence to be dull, stubborn, 1 Samuel 15:23. Inf. used as a noun, הַפְצַר stubbornness, ibid., coupled with מְרִי.
Derivative, פְּצִירָה.
the Fourth Week after Epiphany