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Strong's #7329 - רָזָה
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- to be or become or grow lean
- (Qal) to make lean
- (Niphal) to be made lean
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1444) zr (רז RZ) AC: ? CO: Cedar AB: ?: The bark of the cedar tree is pulled off in long thin strips which can be woven into a cords. (eng: razor)
A) zr (רז RZ) AC: ? CO: Cypress AB: ?: As hidden and therefore thin.
Nm) zr (רז RZ) - Secret: [Aramaic only] KJV (9): secret - Strongs: H7328 (רָז)
if1 ) ezrt (תרזה TRZH) - Cypress: A tree similar to a cedar. [Unknown connection to root;] KJV (1): cypress - Strongs: H8645 (תִּרְזָה)
C) zra (ארז ARZ) AC: ? CO: Cedar AB: ?
Nm ) zra (ארז ARZ) - Ce |kjv: cedar - Strongs: H730 (אֶרֶז)
Nf1 ) ezra (ארזה ARZH) - Cedar work: KJV (1): cedar work - Strongs: H731 (אַרְזָה)
dm) zfra (ארוז ARWZ) - Bound: Something bound securely with cords. KJV (1): cedar - Strongs: H729 (אָרוּז)
H) ezr (רזה RZH) AC: ? CO: Thin AB: ?
V) ezr (רזה RZH) - Shrivel: To be made thin. KJV (2): (vf: Paal, Niphal) famish, lean - Strongs: H7329 (רָזָה)
Nm) ezr (רזה RZH) - Lean: KJV (2): lean - Strongs: H7330 (רָזֶה)
fm) izr (רזי RZY) - Leanness: KJV (2): leanness - Strongs: H7334 (רָזִי)
jm) nfzr (רזונ RZWN) - Leanness: Something made thin. KJV (3): leanness, scant - Strongs: H7332 (רָזוֹן)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
Qal Perfect 3 masculine singular רָזָה Zephaniah 2:11 object false gods, apparently make lean (ᵑ9 attenuavit; ᵐ5 is ἐξολεθρύσει), but sense strange, < רִזָּה (see Arabic above), yet even this very doubtful.
Niph`al be made lean, Imperfect 3 masculine singular מִשְׁמַן בְּשָׂרוֺ יֵרָזֶה Isaiah 17:4.
רָזָה pr. to spread out, to make thin and lean, hence to consume, to destroy (comp. Arab. رزأ to suffer from ills, calamity). Zephaniah 2:11. (The primary idea appears to me to be that of scraping, scraping away; so that the roots גָּרַד, חָרַשׁ, would be kindred, which see; and also Lat. rado. Arab. intrans. رَذِىَ to be emaciated, enfeebled.)
Niphal, to become lean, to waste away, Isaiah 17:4.
Derivatives, רָזִי, רָזוֹן No. I, and