Biblical Hebrew Forum

["Karl Randolph" <kwrandolph AT email.com>]

Jack:

Apparently there are two roots sharing the same DBR 
spelling: one that is expressed very commonly from the 
meaning of "to express in word or deed", and the second 
rarely used. It is one of those entries where I have 
question marks, as I am not sure of its meaning.

2 Chronicles 22:10, Psalm 18:48, Psalm 47:4 are where it 
is found as a verb (other cases in the concordance are 
questionable), other derivatives include (buck)thorn, 
pestilence, bee (which has a stinger) and desert. From 
these verses I may have to acknowledge a stronger 
meaning than what I originally had, maybe more like lay 
low, as in cause injury and death.

Karl W. Randolph.

----- Original Message -----
From: tladatsi AT charter.net
> 
> Karl,
> 
> What root do you find for MDBR that means sting or poke?  I
> am not familar with it.  I see that DBWRH means bee but
> what is the common root - DBR?
> 
> Jack Tladatsi


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