Isaiah 34:15

With the Hebrew beneath

Isaiah 34:15, word by word

the snakeקִפּוֹזkipoz

arrow snake (uncertain)

An animal of the ruins; uncertain: a darting snake, or perhaps a bird.

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will nestקִנְּנָהkinna

nest

To make a nest, to nest. It comes from the Hebrew word for "nest".

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and lay eggsתְּמַלֵּטtemalet

give birth

To give birth, or lay eggs: what comes out of the mother's body.

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and hatch themבָקְעָהvaka

split

To cleave something in two, like wood or the sea.

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and gather themדָגְרָהdagra

gather

To bring its young together under its shade.

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in its shadowצִלָּtsila

shade

Protecting shade: "in the shadow of your wings".

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the harriersדַיּוֹתdayot

falcon, kite

A bird of prey with a swift flight. Identification uncertain.

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will gatherנִקְבְּצוּnikbtsu

gather

To bring people to one place, or to come together there.

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each oneאִשָּׁהisha

each

Literally "woman": all of them, taken separately.

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with its mateרְעוּתָreuta

neighbor (woman)

Neighbor, companion (woman); "one another".

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The context