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Strong's #6958 - קָיָה
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- to vomit up, spue out, disgorge
- (Qal) to vomit
- (Hiphil) to vomit up
- of land spewing out its inhabitants (fig)
- vomiting, disgorging
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1415) aq (קא QA) AC: Vomit CO: Vomit AB: ?
A) aq (קא QA) AC: ? CO: Vomit AB: ?
Nm ) aq (קא QA) - Vomit: [df: ayq] KJV (4): vomit - Strongs: H6892 (קִיא)
Nf2 ) taq (קאת QAT) - Qaat: An unknown bird that vomits up its food for its chicks. KJV (5): pelican, cormorant - Strongs: H6893 (קָאַת)
J) afq (קוא QWA) AC: ? CO: Vomit AB: ?
V) afq (קוא QWA) - Vomit: [df: hyq]KJV (8): (vf: Paal, Hiphil) vomit, spue - Strongs: H6958 (קָיָה)
M) aiq (קיא QYA) AC: ? CO: Vomit AB: ?
V) aiq (קיא QYA) - Vomit: [df: hyq] KJV (1): (vf: Paal) spue - Strongs: H7006 (קָיָה)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
Qal Participle f. קָאָה Leviticus 18:28, but read probably קָ֫אָה Perfect 3 feminine singular (Di Baen); Imperfect (
Qal or Hiph`il) 3 masculine singular וַיָּקֵא Jonah 2:11, suffix וַיְקִיאֶנוּ Job 20:15; 3 feminine singular תָּקִיא Leviticus 18:28; Leviticus 20:22, וַתָּקִא Leviticus 18:25; 2 masculine singular Sf. תְּקִיאֶנָּה Proverbs 23:8;
Hiph`il Perfect suffix consecutive וַהֲקֵאתוֺ Proverbs 25:16; all vomit up: — with accusative, literal Proverbs 23:8; Proverbs 25:16; Jonah 2:11; figurative of land casting out inhabitants Leviticus 18:25,28 (twice in verse); Leviticus 20:22 (all H); of disgorging riches Job 20:15.
[קָיָה] verb vomit (si vera lectio= קיא, Ges§ 76h Kö ii.1,586); —
Qal Imperative masculine plural וּקֵיוּ Jeremiah 25:27 Qr (Kt וקוו), be drunken and vomit (? error for וְקִיאוּ).
קִיטוֺר see קטר. קִים, קִימָה see קוּם.
קִימוֺשׁ see קִמּוֺשׂ
קין (√ of following; compare Arabic fit together, fabricate (make artificially), forge (compare Wetzst Syr.Dreschtafel (1873) 297), whence worker in iron, Assyrian ‡inai (Meissn ZA viii (1893), 82), ᵑ7קֵינָאָה, Syriac , Palmyrene קיניא (plural) metal-worker, compare Biblical Hebrew תּוּבַל קַיִן; also Arabic slave-girl, and woman-singer, lute-player (from skill); compare Ethiopic Song of Solomon , singing, Syriac , hymn, elegy; Arabic verb IV Dozy; Late Hebrew קִינָה = Biblical Hebrew; compare also Bu ZAW ii (1882), 28).
קָיָה an uncertain root, i.q. קוֹא, to vomit. Imp. קְיוּ Jeremiah 25:27, unless it should rather be pronounced קְיוּ, for קִיאוּ. [This root is rejected in Thes.]