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Strong's #7742 - שׂוּחַ
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- (Qal) to meditate, muse, commune, speak, complain
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1330) hx (סהה SHh) AC: Sweep CO: ? AB: ?
A) hx (סהה SHh) AC: Sweep CO: ? AB: ?
Nm ) hx (סהה SHh) - Meditate: A sweeping away in thought. [df: xV] KJV (1): thought - Strongs: H7808 (שֵׂחַ)
fm ) ihx (סההי SHhY) - Rubbish: What is swept away. KJV (1): offscouring - Strongs: H5501 (סְחִי)
H) ehx (סההה SHhH) AC: Sweep CO: ? AB: ?
V) ehx (סההה SHhH) - Sweep: Sweep. [df: hxV] KJV (4): (vf: Paal, Hiphil, Piel, Participle) swim, scrape - Strongs: H5500 (סָחָה), H7811 (שָׂחָה)
J) hfx (סוהה SWHh) AC: Meditate CO: ? AB: ?
V) hfx (סוהה SWHh) - Meditate: A sweeping away in thought. [df: xwV] KJV (1): (vf: Paal) meditate - Strongs: H7742 (שׂוּחַ)
Nf1 ) ehfx (סוההה SWHhH) - Rubbish: What is swept away. KJV (1): torn - Strongs: H5478 (סוּחָה)
K) fhx (סההו SHhW) AC: Swim CO: ? AB: ?: The sweeping of the arms in water.
Nm) fhx (סההו SHhW) - Swim: [df: wxV] KJV (1): swim - Strongs: H7813 (שָׂחוּ)
M) hix (סיהה SYHh) AC: Meditate CO: ? AB: ?
V) hix (סיהה SYHh) - Meditate: A sweeping away in thougt. [df: xyV] KJV (20): (vf: Paal) talk, meditate, speak, complain, pray, commune, muse, declare - Strongs: H7878 (שִׂיחַ)
Nm ) hix (סיהה SYHh) - I. Meditating:A sweeping away in thought. [df: xyV]II. Bush:As sweeping in the wind. KJV (18): complaint, meditation, prayer, talking, communication, babbling - Strongs: H7879 (שִׂיחַ), H7880 (שִׂיחַ)
Nf1) ehix (סיההה SYHhH) - Meditation: A sweeping away in thought. [df: hxyV] KJV (3): meditation, prayer - Strongs: H7881 (שִׂיחָה)
Jeff Benner, Ancient Hebrew Research Center Used by permission of the author.
שׂוּחַ once found Genesis 24:63, “Isaac had gone out לָשׂוּחַ בַּשָּׂדֶה;” Vulg. ad meditandum in agro; so that שׂוּחַ would be the same as שִׂיחַ No. 4. But LXX. Aqu. Symm., express, ad colloquendum, sc. with his friends, or with his servants tending herds in the field; compare שִׂיחַ No. 1; and this appears to be preferable. Aben Ezra and Syr., ad deambulandum, to take a walk; compare Arabic ساح Med. Ye, to wander; especially on account of religion; but this signification appears to be secondary, derived from that of chaunting and pious meditation.
