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Strong's #6751 - צָלַל
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- to be or become or grow dark
- (Qal) to become or grow dark
- (Hiphil) to shadow
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1403) ly (תסל TsL) AC: ? CO: Shadow AB: ?: A place of shadows.
A) ly (תסל TsL) AC: ? CO: Shadow AB: ?
Nm ) ly (תסל TsL) - Shadow: KJV (49): shadow, defense, shade - Strongs: H6738 (צֵל)
kf1) elfym (מתסולה MTsWLH) - Shade: KJV (1): bottom - Strongs: H4699 (מְצֻלָּה)
elm) lyliy (תסילתסל TsYLTsL) - I. Shadow: II. Locust:The flying swarm causes a large shadow. III. Sp [df: lulu] KJV (6): locust, spear, shadowing - Strongs: H6767 (צִלְצָל)
B) lly (תסלל TsLL) AC: Sink CO: Shade AB: ?
V) lly (תסלל TsLL) - I. Sink:From the darkness of depth. II. Shadow:KJV (3): (vf: Paal, Hiphil) sink, shadow, dark - Strongs: H6749 (צָלַל), H6751 (צָלַל)
Nm) lly (תסלל TsLL) - Shadow: KJV (4): shadow - Strongs: H6752 (צֵלֶל)
dm) lfly (תסלול TsLWL) - Cake: As becoming dark when cooked. KJV (2): cake - Strongs: H6742 (צְלוּל)
C) lya (אתסל ATsL) AC: ? CO: Near AB: ?
V) lya (אתסל ATsL) - Set-aside: To reserve or put aside something in the sense of keeping in the shadow. KJV (5): (vf: Paal, Niphal, Hiphil) take, reserve, keep, straighten - Strongs: H680 (אָצַל)
Nm) lya (אתסל ATsL) - N |kjv: by, beside, near, at, with, from, against, close, to, toward, unto - Strongs: H681 (אֵצֶל)
bf ) liya (אתסיל ATsYL) - Noble: [Unknown connection to root;] KJV (2): noble, chief - Strongs: H678 (אָצִיל)
bf1) eliya (אתסילה ATsYLH) - Joint: The joint in the arm, either the elbow or armpit. [Unknown connection to root;] KJV (3): hole, great - Strongs: H679 (אַצִּיל)
D) lay (תסאל TsAL) AC: ? CO: Tree AB: ?: What casts a shadow of shade.
Nm) lay (תסאל TsAL) - Tree: KJV (2): tree - Strongs: H6628 (צֶאֱלִים)
E) aly (תסלא TsLA) AC: Pray CO: ? AB: ?: [Unknown connection to root;]
V) aly (תסלא TsLA) - Pray: [Aramaic only] KJV (2): (vf: Paal) pray - Strongs: H6739 (צְלָה)
F) lye (התסל HTsL) AC: ? CO: ? AB: Escape: A hiding in the shadows.
Nf1) lye (התסל HTsL) - Escape: KJV (1): deliverance - Strongs: H2020 (הַצָּלָה)
G) ley (תסהל TsHL) AC: Shout CO: ? AB: ?: The shouting of a voice in joy or singing. Also the neighing of a horse or bull as a shouting. [Unknown connection to root;]
V) ley (תסהל TsHL) - Shout: KJV (9): (vf: Paal, Hiphil, Piel) cry, bellow, neigh, rejoice, shine, shout, lift - Strongs: H6670 (צָהַל)
hf1) eleym (מתסהלה MTsHLH) - Shouting: KJV (2): neighing - Strongs: H4684 (מִצְהָלוֹת)
H) ely (תסלה TsLH) AC: Roast CO: ? AB: ?: A roast becomes dark when cooked.
V) ely (תסלה TsLH) - Roast: KJV (3): (vf: Paal) roast - Strongs: H6740 (צָלָה)
fm) ily (תסלי TsLY) - Roast: KJV (3): roast - Strongs: H6748 (צָלִי)
J) lfy (תסול TsWL) AC: ? CO: Deep AB: ?: The deep ocean as a place of darkness.
Nf1) elfy (תסולה TsWLH) - Deep: KJV (1): deep - Strongs: H6683 (צוּלָה)
kf1) elfym (מתסולה MTsWLH) - Deep: KJV (11): deep, depth, bottom - Strongs: H4688 (מְצוּלָה)
Adopted Roots:
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
be black, 
shade; Ethiopic 
be dark; Assyrian ƒillu, shade, ƒalâlu, Pi`el roof over, so Sabean טֿלל [II.], טלת ceiling, roof, Hom Chrest. 125, compare Palmyrene תטלילא; Old Aramaic טלל overshadow, Aramaic טְלָלָא, 
shadow); — Qal Perfect 3 plural צָֽלְלוּ שַׁעֲרֵי׳יְר Nehemiah 13:19 the gates of Jerusalem grew dark, i.e. evening came on.
Hiph`il Participle חֹרֶשׁ מֵצַל Ezekiel 31:3 a shadowing wood (but strike out ᵐ5. Co Toy Krae).
צָלַל to tingle, as the ear, 1 Samuel 3:11; 2 Kings 21:12. (Arab. صَلَّ, Syr. ܨܠܠ id. Compare the Germ. fchallen, Schelle, and without the sibilant הָלַל hallen, gellen; Arabic جلجل a cymbal. L being changed into n, it answers to طنّ Lat. tinnivit). It is applied to the lips quivering with fear, Habakkuk 3:16.
Derivatives, צְלָצָל, מְצִלְתַּיִם.
II.
צָלַל Arab. ضلَّ pr. to be rolled down, to roll oneself (hinabrollen), kindred to the root גָּלַל (as to which see p. 172, B ), inasmuch as the letters צ, ض come very near to the force of gutturals and palatals (see p. 598, A, and Ewald’s Gramm. p. 33). Hence צְלוּל or צְלִיל Judges 7:13, i.q. גְּלוּל or גְּלִיל = κολλύρα a round cake of bread. The verb occurs once, Exodus 15:10, צָֽלֲלוּ כָּעוֹפֶרֶת “they are rolled down like lead.” (Arab. ضَلَّ is to perish, to be hid, to disappear. IV. pass. to be buried, all from the idea of tumbling downwards).
The derived nouns take their form from the kindred צוּל, namely צוּלָה, מְצוּלָה.
III.
צָלַל (Arab. ظَلَّ), to be shaded, dusky, Nehemiah 13:19.
Hiphil, part. מֵצַל shadowing, Ezekiel 31:3.
Derivatives, צֵל, צֵלֶל, צַלְמָוֶת, מְצֻלָּה, and pr.n. צִלָּה, צְלֶלְפּוֹנִי, בְּצַלְאֵל.
