Isaiah 54:11

With the Hebrew beneath

Isaiah 54:11, word by word

“Afflicted oneעֲנִיָּהaniya

poor, afflicted

Poor, afflicted: one who suffers need and has no one to defend him; also humble.

Where else “aniya” appears

storm-tossedסֹעֲרָהsoara

storm, be agitated

Be stirred violently, like the sea or the wind in a storm. It is also said of a person greatly troubled within: in 2 Kings 6:11 "the heart of the king of Aram was stormy." From the same root comes "storm."

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comfortedנֻחָמָהnuchama

comfort

To ease someone in his pain with words and company.

Where else “nuchama” appears

am settingמַרְבִּיץmarbits

lie down, crouch

Lie down, crouch, like an animal at rest or lying in wait.

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your stonesאֲבָנַיִavanayi

stone

A piece of rock, large or small, used for building, marking or throwing.

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on antimonyפּוּךְpuch

eye paint

Dark eye paint, a mineral powder with which women outlined their eyes (2 Kings 9:30; Jeremiah 4:30). In Isaiah 54:11 and 1 Chronicles 29:2 it is said of a dark material used in building.

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and I will lay your foundationsיסַדְתִּיysadti

found

To lay the foundations of something on which it will be raised.

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on sapphiresסַּפִּירִיםsapirim

sapphire

A blue precious stone, called "sapphire"; perhaps lapis lazuli.

Where else “sapirim” appears

The context