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Can you putהֲתָשִׂיםa rushאַגְמוֹןin its nose,בְּאַפּוֹor with a hookוּבְחוֹחַpierceתִּקּוֹבits jaw?לֶחֱיוֹ
Job 41:2
Study it in the app“Can you put a rush in its nose, or with a hook pierce its jaw?”
With the Hebrew beneath
Job 41:2, word by word
- Can you putתָשִׂיםtasim
put
To put something somewhere.
Where else “tasim” appears- a rushאַגְמוֹןagmon
rush, rope of rushes
A rush; also a rope made of rushes.
Where else “agmon” appears- in its noseאַפּap
nose
The nose, the part of the face we breathe through.
Where else “ap” appears- or with a hookחוֹחַchoach
hook
A barb to hold an animal or prisoner.
Where else “choach” appears- pierceתִּקּוֹבtikov
pierce
To open a hole in something, to pierce it through.
Where else “tikov” appears- its jawלֶחֱיleche
jawbone
The jawbone of an animal, with its teeth.
Where else “leche” appears
The context
1Can you draw out Leviathan with a fishhook, or with a cord press down its tongue?
2 · This verse (above)
3Will it multiply supplications to you, or will it speak to you soft words?