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Strong's #717 - אָרָה
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- to pluck, gather
- (Qal) to pluck (grapes)
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1020) ra (אר AR) AC: Order CO: Box AB: ?: Boxes are used to store items and keep them in order. Light is also necessary for order. (eng: order - with the addition of "der" also meaning order in Hebrew)
H) era (ארה ARH) AC: Gather CO: Box AB: ?: A gathering of items or livestock to place in a box or pen.
V) era (ארה ARH) - Gather: To gather up something to place in a box or other container. KJV (2): (vf: Paal) pluck, gather - Strongs: H717 (אָרָה)
Nf1) erfa (אורה AWRH) - Stall: A box for the livestock. KJV (1): cote - Strongs: H220 (אֲוֵרָה)
ff1) eira (אריה ARYH) - Stall: A box for the livestock. [df: hwra] KJV (3): stall - Strongs: H723 (אֻרְיָה)
jm ) nfra (ארונ ARWN) - Box: Any boxed shaped object. KJV (202): ark, chest, coffin - Strongs: H727 (אָרֹן)
J) rfa (אור AWR) AC: ? CO: Light AB: ?
V) rfa (אור AWR) - Light: To be light or bright. KJV (43): (vf: Paal, Niphal, Hiphil) light, enlightened - Strongs: H215 (אוֹר)
Nf) rfa (אור AWR) - Light: The light from the sun, moon, stars, fire, candle or other giver of light [freq129] - Strongs:
Nf1) erfa (אורה AWRH) - Light: KJV (4): herbs, light - Strongs: H219 (אוֹרָה)
am) rfam (מאור MAWR) - Light: What gives off light. KJV (19): light, bright - Strongs: H3974 (מְאֹרָה)
kf1) erfam (מאורה MAWRH) - Den: The entrance has a lighted hole when viewed from inside. KJV (1): den - Strongs: H3975 (מְאוּרָה)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
) — Qal Perfect 1 singular אָרִיתִי Song of Solomon 5:1; 3 plural suffix וְאָרוּהָ Psalm 80:13 pluck (grapes from) vine Psalm 80:13, myrrh Song of Solomon 5:1.
ארה (√ of following; Biblical Hebrew ארה, אַרְיֵה).
אָרָה (1) to pluck, to pluck off; Germ. rupfen; leaves, Song of Solomon 5:1 grapes from a vine, Psalms 80:13. (Eth. አረየ፡ to pluck off, to gather, ex. gr. fruits, herbs; and አረረ፡ to reap.)
(2) to eat down, by plucking, cropping, in the manner of cattle. Hence אֻרְוָה and אֻרְיָה a manger; Germ. Raufe, from the verb rupfen; אֲרִי a lion, prop. plucking, pulling to pieces; אַרְנֶבֶת a hare, prop. cropping the grass. So also other names of animals are taken from the idea of plucking, or cropping, as גְּדִי, בְּעִיר, גָּזָם, חָםִיל, םָלְעָם, Arab. خَروُفُ a lamb, from خرف to pluck.
(3) to collect, gather (see Eth.); whence אָרוֹן.
II. אָרָה i.q. Arab. أَرَى, أَرِىَ to burn, to inflame; أَرَّ to kindle; kindred to the Hebrew roots חָרָה, חָרַר, and to the western roots areo, ardeo, uro. Hence is אֲרִיאֵל No. 2, hearth of God.
