Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Antonio Garcia <garcia.secretariagh.antonio1 AT gmail.com>]

To all members of list:

        I´m not a scholar, but when I read [luaj], board, sheet, slab, I think of an instrument of war or justice, a bronze guillotine, the ark of the army, the ark of covenant, present in all wars, to remove the prisoners and those sentenced to death, the ark of covenant, engraved with the law, engraved with the death sentences of Torah. Antonio Garcia Hurtado.

2013/4/12 Isaac Fried <if AT math.bu.edu>

1. True, but we have known it all along from Hebrew itself.

2. Talking about LEXEM and MI-LXAM-AH, we should recall the words קרב QRAB, 'combat' (come-beat), קרוב QAROB, 'near', and QEREB, 'intestines'. 

Isaac Fried, Boston University 

On Apr 12, 2013, at 2:10 AM, Ishnian wrote:

A "MalH.amah" means a ferocious war and / or the battlefield where combatant bodies are pressed against each other.

 

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