Isaiah 17:11

“On the day of your planting you make it grow, and in the morning your seed you make blossom; the harvest will flee in the day of sickness and of incurable pain.”

Isaiah 17:11 · direct translation from the Hebrew
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Isaiah 17:11, word by word

On the dayיוֹםyom

day

The day, the hours of light, or a whole day.

Where else “yom” appears
of your plantingנִטְעֵnite

plant, planting

A plant, a planting; what has been planted.

Where else “nite” appears
you make it growתְּשַׂגְשֵׂגִיtesagsegi

make grow; fence in

To make grow; a word spelled the same means to fence in.

Where else “tesagsegi” appears
and in the morningבֹּקֶרboker

morning

Morning, dawn.

Where else “boker” appears
your seedזַרְעֵzare

seed

What is sown to sprout: grains and seeds of plants.

Where else “zare” appears
you make blossomתַּפְרִיחִיtafrichi

blossom

To sprout, blossom; or prosper.

Where else “tafrichi” appears
the harvestקָצִירkatsir

harvest

To cut and gather ripe grain and fruit; the season for it and what is gathered.

Where else “katsir” appears
will fleeנֵדned

heap

Heap, wall: water that rises like a wall.

Where else “ned” appears
of sicknessנַחֲלָהnachala

be sick

To lose one's health or strength, feel ill.

Where else “nachala” appears
and of incurableאָנוּשׁanush

be incurable, be sick

To be desperately sick, beyond remedy; figuratively, to be in despair.

Where else “anush” appears
painכְאֵבcheev

pain, suffering

Pain, suffering. It may be pain of the body or inward pain, of grief.

Where else “cheev” appears

The context

10For you have forgotten the Elohim of your salvation, and the Rock of your stronghold you have not remembered; therefore you plant pleasant plantings and with a cutting of a stranger you sow it;

11 · This verse (above)

12Woe! The tumult of many peoples, like the roaring of the seas they roar; and the uproar of the nations, like the uproar of mighty waters they resound.

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