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Amongבֵּיןthe bushesשִׂיחִיםthey bray;יִנְהָקוּunderתַּחַתthe nettlesחָרוּלthey huddle together.יְסֻפָּחוּ
Job 30:7
Study it in the app“Among the bushes they bray; under the nettles they huddle together.”
With the Hebrew beneath
Job 30:7, word by word
- the bushesשִׂיחִיםsichim
bush, shrub
Bush, wild plant.
Where else “sichim” appears- they brayיִנְהָקוּyinhaku
bray
To bray, like a donkey; to cry out from hunger.
Where else “yinhaku” appears- the nettlesחָרוּלcharul
nettles, weeds
Nettles or another thorny weed.
Where else “charul” appears- they huddle togetherיְסֻפָּחוּyesupachu
join
Become part of a group; put one thing into another.
Where else “yesupachu” appears
The context
6In the ravine of the streams they must dwell, in holes of the dust and in the crags.
7 · This verse (above)
8Sons of a fool, sons also without a name, they were beaten out of the land.