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Bible Lexicons
Old Testament Hebrew Lexical Dictionary Hebrew Lexicon
Strong's #8437 - תּוֹלָל
- Brown-Driver-Briggs
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- tormentor, plunderer
- meaning doubtful
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1265) ll (לל LL) AC: Howl CO: Night AB: ?: When the night comes, the night sky is rolled out like a scroll. When daylight comes, the night sky is rolled up like a scroll. (eng: yell)
E) all (ללא LLA) AC: ? CO: Loop AB: ?
of1 ) ealfl (לולאה LWLAH) - Loop: KJV (13): loop - Strongs: H3924 (לֻלָאוֹת)
J) lfl (לול LWL) AC: ? CO: Staircase AB: ?: A spiral set of steps.
Nm) lfl (לול LWL) - Staircase: KJV (1): winding stair - Strongs: H3883 (לוּל)
L) lli (ילל YLL) AC: Howl CO: ? AB: ?: The sound of the wolf, a night predator.
V) lli (ילל YLL) - Howl: KJV (31): (vf: Hiphil) howl, howling - Strongs: H3213 (יָלַל)
Nm) lli (ילל YLL) - Howling: KJV (1): howling - Strongs: H3214 (יְלֵל)
Nf1) elli (יללה YLLH) - Howling: KJV (5): howling - Strongs: H3215 (יְלָלָה)
im) llft (תולל TWLL) - Tormentor: KJV (1): waste - Strongs: H8437 (תּוֹלָל)
M) lil (ליל LYL) AC: ? CO: Night AB: ?
Nm ) lil (ליל LYL) - Night: KJV (233): night, season, midnight - Strongs: H3915 (לֵיל)
Nf4) tilil (לילית LYLYT) - Owl: A night creature. KJV (1): screech owl - Strongs: H3917 (לִילִית)
ff1) ilil (לילי LYLY) - Night: [Aramaic only] KJV (5): night - Strongs: H3916 (לֵילֵי)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
תּוֺמִיךְ see תמך. תּוֺמִים see [תּוֺאָם], תאם.
תומן see II. תֵּימָן below ימן. תּוֺעָה see תעה.
[תּוֺעָפָה] see II. יעף. [תּוֺצָאָה] see יצא.
תוקחת Kt, תָקְהַת Qr, see III. תִּקְוַה p. 876.
תוף (√ of following [Levy NHWB iv. 661, under the word תופת, assumes √ תפף]; akin to Ethiopic 
spit, Aramaic (Talmud) תְּפַף id.; Arabic 
fie! for shame! Syriac 
Aph`el (and derivatives) also = spew out (Ba Esther 28), but probably simply return).
תּוֹלָל m. (from the root יָלַל) a vexer, tormentor (properly abstr. vexation, vexing, or the act of him who causes others to lament, forces the expression of grief from others, verbal of Piel of the root יָלַל, of the form تَفْعَالُ, תִּפְאָרָה). Once in pl. Psalms 137:3, תּוֹלָלֵינוּ “our vexers.”-LXX. ἀπαγαγόντες ἡμᾶς. Vulg. abducentes nos. Targ. “those who have robbed us,” taking תּוֹלָל for שׁוֹלָל (the letters שׁ and ת being interchanged), but that has a passive signification.
