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Strong's #2671 - חֵץ
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1179) yh (ההתס HhTs) AC: Divide CO: Tent Wall AB: ?: The pictograph h is a picture of a wall. The y is a picture of a man laying on his side. Combined these mean "wall of sides". The tent wall divides or separates the inside from the outside. The wall inside the tent divides the tent into two sections.
A) yh (ההתס HhTs) AC: ? CO: Arrow AB: ?
Nm ) yh (ההתס HhTs) - Arrow: As dividing flesh. KJV (53): arrow, dart, shaft, wound - Strongs: H2671 (חֵץ)
Nf3) tfyh (ההתסות HhTsWT) - Middle: KJV (3): mid - Strongs: H2676 (חֲצוֹת)
af4) tiyhm (מההתסית MHhTsYT) - Half: As dividing flesh. KJV (17): half, much - Strongs: H4276 (מַחֲצִית)
fm) iyh (ההתסי HhTsY) - Arrow: As dividing flesh. KJV (3): arrow - Strongs: H2686 (חָצַץ)
B) yyh (ההתסתס HhTsTs) AC: Divide CO: Arrow AB: ?
V) yyh (ההתסתס HhTsTs) - Divide: A division of something or a band as a division. KJV (3): (vf: Paal, Pual, Piel, Participle) band, archer, midst - Strongs: H2686 (חָצַץ)
Nm) yyh (ההתסתס HhTsTs) - Arrow: As dividing flesh. KJV (3): gravel, arrow - Strongs: H2687 (חָצָץ)
H) eyh (ההתסה HhTsH) AC: Divide CO: ? AB: ?
V) eyh (ההתסה HhTsH) - Divide: To divide into half. KJV (15): (vf: Paal, Niphal) divide, part, half, midst - Strongs: H2673 (חָצָה)
J) yfh (ההותס HhWTs) AC: ? CO: Outside AB: ?: To be outside of the tent walls.
Nm) yfh (ההותס HhWTs) - Outside: KJV (164): without, street, abroad, out, outside, fields, forth, highway - Strongs: H2351 (חֻץ)
M) yih (ההיתס HhYTs) AC: ? CO: Tent Wall AB: ?
Nm ) yih (ההיתס HhYTs) - Wall: KJV (1): wall - Strongs: H2434 (חַיִץ)
jm) nfyih (ההיתסונ HhYTsWN) - Outside: Also the idea of secular as being outside. KJV (25): utter, outward, without, outer - Strongs: H2435 (חִיצוֹן)
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Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
1 literally, shot from bow by hand 1 Samuel 20:20,21 (twice in verse); 1 Samuel 20:22 (ᵐ5 We singular, i.e. הַחֵצִי, in 1 Samuel 20:21; 1 Samuel 20:22, see also Dr) 1 Samuel 20:36; 1 Samuel 20:38 Qr 2 Kings 19:32 = Isaiah 37:33; Isaiah 5:28; Isaiah 7:24; Jeremiah 50:9,14; Jeremiah 51:11; Ezekiel 39:3,9; 1 Chronicles 12:2; shot from engine of war 2 Chronicles 26:15; used in divination Ezekiel 21:26 compare 2 Kings 13:15 (twice in verse); 2 Kings 13:17 (twice in verse); 2 Kings 13:18; בַּעֲלֵי חִצִּים = archers Genesis 49:23.
2 figurative of Israel's weapons Numbers 24:8, of the (Messianic) king Psalm 45:6, of Yahweh's judgments Deuteronomy 32:23,42; Job 6:4 (compare חִצִּי = my wound Job 34:6), Psalm 7:14; Psalm 38:3; Psalm 58:8 (but on text compare Che critical note.) Psalm 64:8; Psalm 120:4 (? compare Che); further Proverbs 7:23; Lamentations 3:12; Ezekiel 5:16; in theoph. Psalm 18:15 = 2 Samuel 22:15, compare Habakkuk 3:11; Zechariah 9:14; Psalm 144:6; of wicked men's violence Psalm 11:2; compare Psalm 91:5, under figure of lion's teeth Psalm 57:5; their words Psalm 64:4 compare Proverbs 25:18; Jeremiah 9:8; simile, of strength and efficiency derived from one's children, Psalm 127:4; of a deceiver's words Proverbs 26:18; metaphor of servant of ׳בָּרוּר י׳ח Isaiah 49:2. — In 1 Samuel 17:7 read עֵץ (for חֵץ) as Qr and "" 2 Samuel 21:19 = the shaft; see עֵץ; so Klo Dr.
חֵץ m. with suff. חִצּי pl. חִצּים.
(1) an arrow, from the root חָצַץ. בַּעֲלֵי־חִצִּים archers, Genesis 49:23. Arrows of God are
(a) lightnings, as Habak. 3:11, then
(b) poet. evils, calamities inflicted on men, Deuteronomy 32:42; Job 6:4; Psalms 38:3, 91:5 especially famine, Ezekiel 5:16.- Numbers 24:8, חִצָּיו יִמְחַץ “he will dash his arrows (into blood), comp. Psalms 68:24.
(2) a wound inflicted by an arrow, Job 34:6. (On the contrary Euripides, Iphig. Taur. 314, calls weapons τραύματα ἐπιόντα, flying wounds).
(3) חֵץ הַחֲנִית 1 Samuel 17:7 (כתיב) is the iron head of a spear; but in קרי and in similar passages, 2 Samuel 21:19; 1 Chronicles 20:5, there is found עֵץ wood, the shaft of a spear; and it is this only which suits the context. For it is a mistake to suppose that חֵץ can have the same meaning, and denote the wooden part of a spear.