Isaiah 13:18

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Isaiah 13:18, word by word

And their bowsקְשָׁתוֹתkeshatot

bow

A curved wooden weapon with a string, which shoots arrows.

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will dash to piecesתְּרַטַּשְׁנָהteratashna

dash to pieces

Dash, throw against the ground or the rocks until smashed. Used of what a cruel army does to the children of a conquered city (2 Kings 8:12; Isaiah 13:16; Hosea 13:16).

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the young menנְעָרִיםnearim

boy

A child or a young man who is still growing and does not rule a household.

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and on the fruitפְרִיferi

fruit

What a tree or the land produces, which is eaten.

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of the wombבֶטֶןveten

womb

The belly where a mother carries her child.

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compassionיְרַחֵמוּyerachemu

have compassion

To feel tenderness for someone, like a mother for her child.

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on childrenבָּנִיםbanim

son

The male born of a father and mother; in the plural, also sons and daughters.

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their eyeעֵינָena

eye

The organ with which one sees; so "lift the eyes" means to look.

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have pityתָחוּסtachus

pity, spare

Have pity, take compassion; spare. "Let your eye not pity" means do not worry about what you leave behind.

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